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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-09
LESSONS FROM THE IRISH

complete independence after d
fight that has lasted 700 years.
And when we remember that this
fight was between two while con-
testants, we get some idea of how
strongly bound are they who are
bound by an oppressor. If dom
ineering England fought so vail
antly to keep the Irish enslaved,
how would she have fought to for
ever enslave those not of Nordic
blood. l have never underesti-
mated thee struggle that Negroes
must make the world over if they
would be free.
Personally, this writer believes,
it is much better to acquaint the
Negro with the brutishness of the
fight that he is being called up
on to make them to try to lull him
into the u~nwarranted belief that
the struggle is simple and will soon
be over, Human natures caprices
are so simple. The struggle for
freedom is a bitter n and his
tory ancient and current is suffi-
cient proof thereof. The wise
football coach does not underesti-
mate the valor of the opposing
team, to SO is to invite defeat.
It has come about that almost
every football coach of great re-
pute creates within his team on
the eve Of a great struggle the
under-dog feeling, in his team;
for it is the under-dog feeling that
so often draws out the fight in a
team. Only the rashly foolish
coach on the eve Of a crucial
game inspires his team by pointing
out the weakness only of the OPP
posing team. Negro leadership
which is coaching the Negro in the
titanic fight for his fuller free
dom would be recreant to ahigh
and holy trust if it did not keep
before the Negro race the bitter
ness of the fight in which we are
engaged. This is not saying that
Negroes will have to fight 700
years for the full-fledged citizen
ship to which they aspire; but it
is saying that we do our cause ir-
reparable injury by underesti-
mating the determination of GER
tain elements in this country to
eternalize the subjugation of the
Negroes.
The Negro at the present is
caught between a social evolution
that is too slow and a social rev.
olution the white man the world
over,-atom bomb and all-has re-
solved to stem. A few months
ago u writer's were making much
Of a social revolution "that was
supposed to be upon u.s.. What
has become of such revolution
The Ku Klux Khan and the Dixie
crat Of the south are offering one
answer and the reactionary con
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-09

some other Irishmen made, but he
kept the fight in the Irish eyes.
There is a fight ahead of the Ne
groes of this nation and the world.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-09

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Evening star., 1949-11-20
Frank Lewis Dies;
80. Years With GAO

Frank Lewis, 40, assistant Sec
ton chief of the General Account
ing Office and an employe of that
organization for 80 years. died
Friday at his home. 5o17 Twelfth
street NE, after an illness Of two
months.
Mr.. Lewis, a native of Gathers
burg, Md, came to Washington
at the age Of 10. was graduated
from the old Business High School
and attended Southeastern Uni
versity here.
He joined GAO in 1919 and was
chief of the check accounting di-
vision, Army Audit Branch. in
New York during World War II.
He returned here in May, 1913,
and was assistant chief of the
GAO's electrical accounting Sec
ton, Reconciliation and Clearance
Division, at the time of his death.
MIR. Lewis is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Dorothy Rettew
Lewis; two daughters. Mrs. Doro-
thy L. Reading. and Miss Jeanne
Lewis, both Of the Twelfth street
address: q sister, Mrs. Helen
Lowry, 5000 Central avenue Me-,
and . granddaughter, Barbara
Lee Reading: S.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow in st. An
thongs Church. Twelfth and
Monroe streets NE. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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for the last 20 years.
Mr.. Korn was a member Of
Samuel Gompers Masonic Lodge
and Kesher Israel Synagogue.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Sonya Korn; two daughters, Mrs.
Arthur Ross of the Diplomat
Apartments, 2420 Sixteenth street
NV, and Miss Rita Korn and a
son, Eugene Korn. both Of the
Taylor street address.
Funeral services were to be held
at 1880 o'clock today at the Dam
zansky Funeral Home. 350l Four
teenth street NV, with burial
In Kesher Israel Cemetery in Cap
itol HeightS, Md.
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omist Of the Dr. Sst''f"'
sugar plant Investigations OF the
Bureau Of Plant Industry ut
Beltsville.
In 1923 DR.. Sartoris Joined the
bureau here. Later he was In
charge of the Sugar Plant Field
Station at Canal Point. Fla.
Many Of the sugar can va
rieties now grown In louisiana
and Florida for the production
of syrup are attributed to his
work.
DR.. Sartoris was born in Marsh
field, Oreg., and was q graduate
of the University Of Washington,
receiving his masters degree in
science there in 1921. He then
studied mycology and plant path
ology at the University of Michi-
gan, where he received his Ph.D.
in 1928. He was . World War I
veteran.
DR.. sartoris was the author Of
numerous publications ON mycol-
ogy, plant pathology and sugar
cane breeding.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Eileen Terry Sartoris. and two
daughters. Miss Gail Sartoris OF
the Woodbury. street address, and
Mrs. Nicky O'Hair of Jacksonville.
Fla. ~
Funeral services will be held at
II pm. Tuesday at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Ralph F. Crane Dies
After Collapse in Car;
Was Realty Broker

Ralph F. Crane, 81, Washington
area real estate broker for 80
years, died Unexpectedly after a
heart attack Friday in Frederick,
Md.
Mr.. Crane, who was partner
in the Crane & Helan Real Estate
Co. in Silver Spring, maintained
an apartment in Takoma Park,
Nd, and drove to his home in
Braddock Heights, near Frederick,
on weekends.
Leaving work Friday afternoon.
he was passing through Frederick
when he collapsed. His wife. Mrs.
Clara B. Crane, who was driving,
rushed him to the hospital where
he was pronounced dead on ar
rival.
After spending his early life In
Hoxie, Kans., he came to WASH
ington at the age of 16 and later
attended business college here. He
formerly was q partner in the
Crane & Eaton Real Estate Co.,
Takoma Park, before setting up
his present Arm six years ago.
His Takoma Park ad@ress was
84O7 Greenwood avenr..
Mr.. Crane was a member OF the
Civitan Club of Silver Spring and
of the Elks. He also belonged to
the Montgomery County Real Es-
tate Board.
In addition to his widow, he Is
survived by two daughters, Mrs
Alfred q. Gross. Wilmette, H.,
and Mrs. w. Raymond Wannall,
Takoma Park. Two brothers
Charles r. Crane. Of Braddock
Height, and George William
Crane, Aberdeen. 8. OAK, and
two sisters, Mrs. Vida Fielding
Takoma Park. and Mrs. Vesta
Councillor of Washington also sur
vive..
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Tuesday in the Pum-
phrey funeral home. 8434 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring. Burial will
be in National Memorial Park
Cemetery on Lee highway.
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Funeral Rites tuesday
For Abia| R. Pierce,
Standards Engineer

Funeral services for Abial Rich
mond Pierce, IS. a Standards Bu-
reau automotive engineer who
plunged to his death from the
Calvert Street Bridge yesterday
will be held at 10:30 am. Tuesday
at Fort Myer Chapel. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Pierce, according to his
wife, Mrs. Esther M. Pierce. had
left his apartment at 1929 Thirty
fifth street NV. at 7:30 am. to
look over the work on a new home
he was building at 4806 Albemarle
street NV.
His body was found on the road
way under the bridge about a half
hour later by Emmett s. Brad
ford of Hyattsville who was driv-
ing to work at the Washington
Gas Light Co.
A certificate of suicide was is
sued last night by Coroner A..
Magruder Macdonald.
Born in Ozark, Mo-, near
Springfield, Mr.. Pierce was
graduated in 1917 from Drury
College in Springfield. Active In
college athletics, he was captain
of the football team at one time.
He served in World War I as a
corporal in the 35th Division In
France.
Mr.. Pierce was in the auto
motive business in Springfield be-
fore coming here nine years ago.
At the Standards Bureau he
worked in the dynamometer lab
oratory where automotive engines
are tested.
He was q member of the Society
Of Automotive Engineers, Sigma
Nu fraternity and the American
Legion.
In addition to his widow, he is
survived by a daughter. Miss Jana
M. Pierce, and two sisters, Mrs.
Julia p. Blain, of Springfield. and
Mrs. 10 Tennor, Nashville, Tenn.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Montreal Constable Gets
5 Years for Robbinq Bank
" The A,see;o,sd Pres,

ST. HYACINTHE, Quebec, Nov.
ia Montreal police constable
was sentenced today to serve five
years In prison for robbing q bank.
Constable Real Vincelette, 81.
and his two accomplices-Gerard
Labrie, 28, and Armand La Pierre,
25-were on their way to the PEN
itentiary within Is hours Of the
time they grabbed $500 from
the nearby st. Hughes branch OF
the Banque Canadienne Rationale
All three pleaded guilty. Labrie
got f1ve-year sentence, La Pierre
was given four years.
Vincelette was captured after
the robbery last night when he
flashed a police badge instead OF
paying a 50-cent bridge toll. The
other two were picked up later,
as they went to Vincelette's home
In Montreal.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
| Arthur Dean Dies at II.
We'll Known Educator
Nv The Associoted Press

DANBURY, Conn, Nov. 10. -
Arthur Davis Dean, II. vel
known educator and writer. dice
today at Danbury Hospital after
a long illness. Since his retire
ment several years ago he had
been living at Brookfield Center
near here.
A former president Of the East
ern Art and Manual Training
Teachers Association. Dean was
best known in the industrial edu-
cation field.
AS an aide to the Interior De-
partment, he had assisted in an
investigation Of apprenticeship
systems.
His widow survives.
Funeral services and burial will
be In Lowell, Mass, Monday.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

James Manley. Mrs. Anna Murphy
The couple, met in an amateur
theatrical troupe in Washington
and later toured the country in
productions of Mr.. Murphy's
brother. the late Tim Murphy Of
New York.
James Murphy. who died about
10 years ago. was q character who
appeared In productions with the
late william Collier. Wilton Lack
aye and Blanche Walsh. In the
original "Follies of 1907" which
played at the National Theater
here that year, Mr.. Murphy did
impersonations of Mark, Twain
and John D. Rockefeller. Later,
the couple toured In vaudeville
acts before retiring more than 30
years ago.
Shortly before her death, Mrs.
Murphy carefully wrote out her
own obituary material for her
family. It follows:
, MY name was Anna deVan-
tier. descendant Of the Huguenots.
In my earlier life I was interested
In theatricals and was . member
of the Teddy Osborn troupe. Some
Of the members became quite
noted actors. Among them was
Jim Lackaye, Wilton Lackaye.
Anita Rothe, James Kearney,
Dave Towers and Eddie Walsh. I
was married to James Manley, q
member Of the Sangerbund Ger
man singers) in Washington. I
was born in Washington, Novem-
Der ~. 1864"
She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Selma Swart Of the Euclid
street address and Mrs. Paula
Chase of 4427 Forty fifth street
NV.
Funeral services will be held at
l pm. Tuesday at the Walsh
funeral home, TAI Eleventh street
Sc. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Stores Change Schedule

The Specially Stores Group OF
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association announced yesterday
that member stores will be closed
Thanksgiving evening, but will be
open tomorrow night instead.
Washington stores regularly stay
open Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Hyman Korn, La Sale
Market Owner, Dies

Hyman Korn, 40, owner Of the
La Sale Market, 814 Seventeenth
street NV, died Friday at George
Washington University Hospital
Evening star., 1949-11-20

after an illness
of two weeks.
He lived at 1916
Taylor "a eet
NV.
Aus t r | q n
born, he was
the son of the
late Jacob and
Fannie Korn.
He came to
Was h in & t o n
from his native
land in 1914
and had been
owner of the La
Sale Market
Evening star., 1949-11-20

h o m e, 1907
w o o d;b e rry
street, Univer-
sity Park. Md.
DR.. SartoriS
W o n interna-
tional hoporS
for improving
disease resist
ance and pro-
ductivity Of su-
gar cane va
rieties. At the
time of his
death he was
principal agron-
Evening star., 1949-11-20
UarnB nf Uhanka

FOSTER, WALTER r. (HAMMY. The
family Of the late WALTER r: HAMMY)
probation for the many tokens Of sym.
pathy from their friends and neighbors at
the time of their bereavement. 81
HONIG, FLORENCE ELIzABETH, To
ABETH HONIG, who departed this life NO
vember L, 1919: Please accept the heart
felt appreciation of the husband and chill,
dren Of the deceased for the kindness ana
consideration shown us ut the time OF our
great loss. ,o
the iHARRR iate Harry J. KAMERoW Wishes to
express their gratitude to their many
friends and neighbors for their expressions
their bereavement.
SEAMAN, GLENN w. The family of
GLENN w. SEAMAN wishes to express
their deep appTsciation for their many any
neishbors at the time of our bereavement.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Dr.. George .Satoris,
Sugar Cane Expert
Dies Of Heart Attack

DR.. George Bartholomew Sar-
toris, So, Agriculture Department
sugar cane specialist, died Of q
heart attack yesterday at his
Evening star., 1949-11-20

tury, died yes
terday at her
home, 1921 Eu-
cid street NV,
after q two
week illness.
Mrs. Murphy,
who used her
maiden name
Of deVantier on
the stage, was
the, widow of
James Murphy,
an actor whose
profe S S | on a l
n q m e W q S
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Mrs. Anna Murphy,
0Id-Time Actress,
dies Here al S

Mrs. Anna Murphy. IS. old
time actress. who got her theatri-
cal start in Washington amateur
circles before the turn of. the CEN
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Inurtltttna

sHER, HARRY N. Relatives and friends
are invited to the unwilling Of the monu-
ment to the memory Of HARRY n. sHER
on Sunday November 20. 1949, at pm.
at George Washington Cemetery, Riggs
I'd extended; leaving 1913 1ngraham St.
n " at 12.16 pm, ~
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Draths

Dk o4It0
BANKS. MICHELE EDWARD. Eel
asleep In Jesus, Thursday. NovembsT - Il I
Ep%Asp aaas stteE BAsks snsa' ef s5a1 'i 10th s
loving son of Ruth E. and Edward w
Banks. grandson Of Mrs. Ruth Seth snt
ST; ons M.s1 ss eaass + ssn i sG .na
Ing at the John T; Rhines q Go; FlneIs
sn., sH%i ssd sas s. oS to
residence 1891 10th st. NV. Funera
Monday. November 21st at 10 an. from
Cemetery.
veB5.4 BELL. T. sAfs5 Ss1s s SAsa 4a sssu1ssf s
9os 8 St. NV. beloved % cousin sin q ChsIie' ME
4 and SrdotE atsri'on Of fhii.dsIDh. sna r. Ass
surviving other relatives and many friend.
Notice Of funeral later. Arransementss, b.
Mcguire. Inc. u
be- 49, fss ksu5 n Doctor. On
sSsSsnd 81 of 3! lydia I1is Z g,orts; Services I!
iat iath . st. h nV. VINES on Il Monday. November 81
At $50 am. 1nterment cameridse' sinn sG
BLACK: EIEASoa ;e.s 3; SINS, g ,.Son Se SUI: E
SAX saMs SfT.%Ssf sTAef. o9 stS E.velsa ssIs.ss
Blast. ssi1ulea; Daughter M OF 81 the Il. Dr. aiis,
L.. SluluS anu SiotSA Va uuAy - SAlA..AAs
tinsiy si and and Joseph G. Sims. all of wash,
ington., D. c. REQUIEM mass was sa,e
sn s s. Pass cssSsdrs Pttsbursh. s. F.
Interment Carlysle. Pa.
BROWN, GRANT HARRISON. On
"Wednesday, November 1s 1912; siss q ~ syTr; sTi
GARssoS aSsPss ssowS tns s0sa s
late Andrew and Rebeoca Brown; devoted
HUSBAND St NARY eynG tathsr e4don
and Mrs. Florence Francis: loving bro.he,
Of Mrs. Ella Haywood. He also v survived =
host Of other relatives. Funeral y, sundaSy ~:
ise1 sods xii 'Re be shipped u,s to WASHINGTON.
c., where remains may be viewed at the
Campbell Funeral Home. 423 4th St sw.'
Monday, November 21. until O'Clock pm.
1nterment Harmony Cemetery.
His life. is a beautiful memory.
His absence a silent grief;
He sleeps in Gods beautiful garden
THE FAMILY,
vember IL. 1S4s. in Gallineer Hospital.
Sss9SS @ SR9wS y Sr e a5 y SIh stoRn St.
s9 so, is pd, s.d After n other pa ssa'yss aas
d q Murray %.s 't Son. 8 III s gnf5ss i6s sons e
where funeral services win be held We'd
nesday. November 23, at l pm, Rev. 3.
e; Smith otneiatins. Interment Harp9ny NC
sno.s Ese.. oss0ss ~ g. : & p O. fs'ss't T. u "
II s.:
day. November IS. at pm.
vember II. iES' at the Elfs Home. sol Rhode
Island ave. NV, at pm: Signed:
HARRY r. PRATT. Secretary.
son BRowNIEE Of 2foo 18th st. NV.
wife Of tie late Jsseph T BroEnlss,
Richard Gibson, sister of Mrs. waiter
Wells OF Washington. D. c. Remains rest
as at 1ts th s. Hines So Sose r.nef ef
d.z soe1Maa H4aSs ~ fssa aAros p ss'rH
s5 Ma sv.d s eaS hassnd a P of st Ii. Pf:s :s.
Jens.-s. Blanche Kelly. WAds Bucfner.
ria,ns HHnser and Troy B.sspeE Hom.
held on Monday. November 21; at 2;3o
ferm.ns foTt Lincoln snd fsnes cemesery e'
CRANE, RALPH F. Suddenly or. Fri
eiss ef HcspItai, SSnfHe1 RALPH T. CRANE q s4o7
Greenwood ave, Takoma Park. Md, be-
loved husband Of Clara Barnes crane and
father of Mrs. w. Raymond Wannan.
rests at the Warner e. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, s434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Md, where services will be held on Tues
day, November 2a. at 10 am; Inter
ment National Memorial Park Cemetery,
Falls Church, Va.
CRANE, RALPH F. Silver Spring Lodge
No. 1877 B. P. o. Elks will con-
.kNAvene in session Of sorrow at
Evening star., 1949-11-20
NE, RALPH F. Silver Spring Lodge

No. 1877 B. p. o. ElkS VIII con-
,Nvene in session Of sorrow at
VSTEO 500 pm, November 81, 1949,
B&04 at The Elks Home, 1908 Fidler
1 Lane and proceed to Pumphery S
Funeral Home, 1884 Georgia
ave-, where Elks services Will
be hid at $50 pm, in memory OF our
late brother Ralph F. Crane enrolled Feb
ruary 8, 1947, died November Us, 1949.
q, BROOKS PERRING, Exalted Ruler.
j. KELLY MAGEE. Secretary. 81
Evening star., 1949-11-20
FLOYD L. GALBRAITH, ". y.
Attest: LELAND w. WARNER, Sf., Sec.

JACKSON, JOHN REsTINE; Suddenly;
sa ThsEsd5zzc zcksos ns5s%ssr sessh
jackson. father Of John Restine Jackson:
ne oef fe r.sss.s issss xs sad 1s9sns1s
can 'n al nGaoAy the u. Ernsst jarvis funeral
ss. qnesdsy a4ss Nov It T. 4 p
the the above funeral church. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Il
his so on ann nharsSossi JosirH TG': :JAcKsoN. It his
residence, 1850 California st. NV, after
n,sss psTiod deofria 81 nfss ssrtelsg q New York;
cousin. Marjorie Cooper Herndon, and 9
host Of cousins and friends: Notice of
funeral 1.psIs cs later ATr.nsements BY '" Ernest
JACKSON, MOSES Il. On Thursday.
ssssEssf H. n szs \ as5ss'
sd ess e9ef " ka. si Ests s.'; also snd
are many other relatives and friends.
After pm Ia: nsnsa ss sa Fs~ten ST.
Fnneqsl i1seas mss Taesdsy. DAY sossmber ~ .s 1$6
Allen Funeral Home, 18th and Fiorida
ave: NV. Interrhent Arlington Ha'.Snal
| JAMESON, WILLIAM D. Suddenly, on
Friday, November 1s. 1919: at bis biz Tssi; I;
dence, the Cavalier Apartments, WILLIAM
e ismieson. Services ct the 8. II. Hinea
| on Tuesday. November 90. at 4 pm. In
Il terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
JELLFER, JOHN HENRY, JR. On Fri
day. November IS, 1949, At his resadencs;
4 1918 Shepherd st. nv; JOHN HENRx
Mary B. jeIlifer, ar: brother Of Anthony
4 j.. and Leonard Joseph JellNer. Services
st the \. Hines Co Funeral nass Hone.
ber %, ct p.m. Interment Prospect
JEIIHER, JOHN h. A special COM
munication of Petworth Lodge.
/ M No, ~, 2. A. A.. NJ, Is called
I'm for 1 p.m., Tuesday, November
/ ANN %, for the purpose OF conduct-
i NSyN INF Masonic Burial Services fqr
i NJ our late brother. JOHN 3, JHu-
HARoID ]. sTpLL, Master.
| @. G. HUTCHINSON, eeoy...
Evening star., 1949-11-20

a.s sA1Ss.s en s.oha5 sss q sitss
s1s woeasSFs ssSRr rd ga!Ss5sIsy 4oRls
and and su's a sstspdasshser sisSs o.H.ir. e:
Hsattsyilie. Nd. services st the Fort
Myer Chapel, Arlington, Va, on Tuesday.
November g.. at pm. Relatives and
tionai Cemetery. 21
SCHELL,. CHARLES ALLEN. On .Fri-
az sEhs e
1 Sssi,i Whsn.r Ct MAJ
Frank 2. sehell, Susan A. Lehman and
sPs ER O. sns Eme snd' "a s' e:rro G.: ST IT, T.
NV VT Tskoma Park. b. C.. where services
Sill be hels On nm, Monday; Eoysmber ,oIa ia. 2l st
ssss 's 'i'ssi sE:
SMITH. MARGARET NJ. On November
IS, 1919. at $500 LIST st. Sc, North
nsss:s o sssi T ky Of aaasss asssss 8 sa
snRs sna Rsaod s'tsT e.rf. & Rspa and
foss nses s17 ser,es; z :: an scn
Wsshfngton National Cemetery. 90
| STANDARD, JOSEPH On Friday, No
ls s1s Il He IS
| one sister. Mrs. Corinne Watkins. two
brothers, Eugene and Lawrence Standard.
| 4 devoted friend, MarEaret Smith. Re-
mains resting at johnson d jenkins Fu-
Notice OF funeral later.
sTEUARTs LINDA HOGUE. ON Sat-
urday, November 10, 1919. ct her home,
3O6s r st. NV, LINDA HOGUE sTEUART.
mother Of Emily N. steuart, washington,
fD. C., Mrs. Marjory s. Colder. of Wooster,
| Ohio and Mrs. Roland c. Rehm, OF Evans
ton, H., also survived By four grand-
icos at 81. Johns Episcopal Church.
lGeofeetown, on Tuesday, Noyember 70
tat II am. 1ntsTmsnt ROCK creek fsm-
etery. -
Evening star., 1949-11-20

LIE1. On THURSDAY. November ~. 19A9.
at Framingham. Mass, beloved wiie q 'as
Army; M = mother Of Mrs. Seth Il. Frear Of
Framinzham. Mass; ErandmotadeTu tn ufa, 2, Ma; Kay
Seth r. Frear, q. g. Army; ana Mss hzs ;as
resting at the S. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 l4th St NV from san n99n %n,ssx Sat
November 81. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel on Monday. November Fl, at
pm Interment at Arlington National
Cemetery. ~
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MURPHY, ANNA ,(nee De vantier). On
Saturday, November 10. 194e, At her resi-
ply tnse De vantier), beloved wife Of the
late James Murphy. Friends may cal ~
the Walsh Funeral Home. 74l 11th st. So
until Tuesday. November 22, at Pm.
Iuterment Cedar Hin Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

G Hu1iiisry No. 81. KNIGHTS Of st.
john. please meet at S12 9th st;
n-e. sunday, November 20, at Z
p.m. to recite the rosary.
MARGARET A. GORE, President.
ELEANOR QUADE. Record. Secy.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

RHINEs, JACINTO AyEHL. Entered
into eternal rest at the Glenn Dale SAM
torium. JAcINTo AvE!LL RHINEs. son son
brother Of the late John T. Rhines. be.
loved husband Of Julia w: Rhtnes and
devoted father Of John, Jamilla. Jesse
and Jacinto Rhines,- jr. He also leaves
three aunts, Mrs. Frances D. Richards
Of Chicago. Ill; Mrs. Marie seviels and
Mrs. Jesse Nei1l; two cousins. Mrs Eliza,
beth Bant-r Of Detroit, Mich, and
walter Battles Of Alexandria Va and
a erandmother.in-lav, Mrs. Marie Wat
SON Other relatives and many friends
day, November 20. friends may call at
the John r. Rhines d Co. Funeral Home,
9O1 3rd st. s.w. Funeral on Tuesday, NO.
venber %, at 3 am. from the Holy Re,
deemer Catholic Church, New Jersey ana
New York aves. NV. 1nterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Il
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which the Rotary Club sponsors,
Several members of Troop So
demonstrated how they would
treat person with a compound
fracture of the leg.
There were two guests Rotar-
ians at the meeting. They were
Jean Wagner of Laredo, Texas,
and Park H. Horn of Greenville,
Ill.
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PERSONAL

INFORMATION wanted: Where
abouts my daughter, born to
my wife Darlene P. Dabner, June
10, 1916, New York, N. Y. Be
lieved to be going under name of
Connie Perez, as daughter of one
Ernie Perez. Substantial re-
ward. L. j. Dabner, General De-
livery, Kansas City, Mo.
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