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Evening star., 1949-10-02

The annual Alexandria Anti
ques Show will open Tuesday at
the Cameron street recreation
center, 1905 Cameron street. Alex
andria. The show will be open
from II am. to IL pm. daily
through Saturday.
The show is sponsored by the
John Alexander Chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution.
Proceeds are to help restore a
room at historic Gadsby's Tavern.
The exhibitions will include
china. oriental rugs. clocks, paint
ings, dolls. jewelry. old silver, pew
ter, brass, copper and all types OF
colonial furniture.
A collection of Sheffield silver
is being brought from LaChute,
Canada, for the show. One of the
furniture exhibits will be pair
of Sheraton mahogany banquet
tables with leaves made from one
piece of mahogany.
Some of the exhibits will be
placed on sale.
Mrs. c. Marbury Seaman is
general chairman of the show.
Assisting he rare Mrs. Robert v.
H. Duncan. co-chairman; Mrs.
Sydney L. Manson. jr.. Mrs. Harry
A. Councillor. Miss Ida Goodloe.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Alexandra Flyer Safe
After Utah Chute Leap
BY the Associoted Press

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. L.
Two fliers parachuted safely from
their Air Force plane last night
when fire broke out in the wing.
The plane smashed into rocky
slope on Antelope Island in Great
Salt Lake.
officials who reached the
crash scene thought the fliers
had perished. They said they
found bits of what they thought
was burned human flesh.
The fliers walked to the Hale
Ranch on the island shortly be-
fore noon today. They identified
themselves as 1t. E. Wentworth
Collins. 26. Chicago. the pilot and
1t. Jack H. Romney, %. Alexan-
dria, Va.
They said they parachuted
from an altitude of $500 feet.
They huddled in their parachutes
during the night quite uncom-
Portable from cold.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Truman 10 See Show
BY Airborne Artillery

A fully equipped field artillery
battery with assembled 105-milli-
meter howitzers will be dropped
from aircraft by parachutes for
the first time when President Tru-
man visits Fort Bragg, N. c., Tues
day.
The Army said yesterday that
the men and their latest wea-
pons would drop from seven giant
C-82 troop and cargo planes, rem
devious at designated points on
the field before the Presidential
reviewing stand and 60 into tac-
tical firing positions.
Battery c of the 376th Air
borne Field Artillery Battalion, in
cluding about $50 soldiers, four
assembled loss each weighing g.
400 pounds and four jeeps will be
dropped.
Mr.. Truman is expected to ar
rive at Pope Air Force Base at
Fort Bragg at 10 am. to be sa-
luted by an honor guard from the
82nd Airborne Division. If the
weather is bad, the Chief Execu-
tive is expected to make the trip
Wednesday.
A review of more than 10000
troops also is scheduled.
The program also will be wit
messed by Gov. w. Kerry Scott
and 1t. Gov. w. P. Taylor of North
Carolina; William Carmichael,
acting president Of the Greater
University of North Carolina;
Chancellor John w. Harrelson Of
North Carolina State College and
other civilian and military off,
cials.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Auto. DESIGNER Dies

CHICAGO, Oct. l iA1.-George
Tasman. SO, designer of Custom
built automobiles. died today. He
had been hospitalized since suf-
fering a hip fracture September Z
He had been employed until last
June as a designer for the Ford
Motor Co. in Detroit. Before that
he worked for the Rolls Royce
Corp. in New York.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
DAR'sA|exondrio Antique Show
To ODen in Recreation Center

Mrs. Jane Brewer Amann. Miss
Elizabeth Swan. Mrs. Ashby War;
field, Mrs. Donald King, Mrs. Ken
meth Breeze, Mrs., Gerald F..
HORNE, Mrs. Charles Elliott, Mrs.
Harry D. Kirk, Mrs. Clyde Lamond
and Miss Anne Stump.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

TOPS IN ROSES three top prize winners IN
the Rose Society the National Museum yeser
day displayed proudly by Miss Caroe Lee Laonhard 46
Twelfth Miss Doris Jean Wagner 1858 Twelfth
street the in show Peace light
yellow bloom with pink edges grown by West civil engl
neer of 1909 street NV At left is the runnerup
Forty Miner" grown by Miss Luea NJ Walkey of Silver
Spring and at the right third best Dainty Bess
proM Arnold Burr of Bethesda Star STAN Photo
Evening star., 1949-10-02

Tankers took 100000 gallons
of fresh water to Gibraltar,
caught by a drought.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
DooIittIe Will Address
Alumni of Georgetown

L. Gen. James e. Doolittle. Air
Force. retired. who led the first
air attack On Tokyo. win speak at
q Georgetown Alumni banquet at
7 pm. Saturday at the Maynower
Hotel In honor Of the Very Rev.
Hunter Guthrie, 81. who was ap-
pointed In February as 35th presi-
dent Of Georgetown University.
The dinner viii be Part Of q
three-day program Of alumni and
academic events beginning April
20 celebrating Father Guthrie s
Inauguration which will be May /.
Father Guthrie succeeds the
Very Rev. Lawrence c. German.
who retired.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
Church Council Asks
APPOINT Reservation in
Pact + Il Is Ratified
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, April 25.-If the
Senate ratifies the North Atlantic
Pact, a spokesman for the Federal
Council Of Churches of Christ in
America says. four points should
be made clear.
The Right Rev. William Scar
lett, chairman Of the councils De-
partment Of International Justice
and Goodwill. yesterday asked the
Senate-if it votes ratification-to
consider adoption Of a resolution
setting forth these points:
/. Ratification "is not construed
as closing the avenues Of diplo-
matte conversations with the
Soviet Union"
2. "Is not construed as the
equivalent Of. or as a substitute
for a universal system of collective
security"
3. as not construed as the
equivalent of, or as a substitute
for those curative and creative
efforts of government through
which is is sought to promote
economic recovery. to strengthen
the institutions of democracy, and
to advance the political and social
wellbeing of subject and depend
ent peoples"
4. "Is not construed as COM
promising in any way the prior
responsibility of the President and
the Congress in the shaping of
American foreign policy"
Mr.. Scarlet, Protestant Episco-
pal bishop of Missouri, sent copy
Of the recommendations to each
Senator.
He Emphasized that the council,
which represents ~ Protestant
and Eastern Orthodox denomina-
tions with about 100000 men,
bers, has taken no position for or
against ratification of the pact.
Snuff, made from the leaves Of
tobacco and other plants, origin
ated in the Western hemisphere
Evening star., 1949-04-25

NEW YORK.-MOTHER OF
THE YEAR-Mrs. Pearle Owens
Gillis, go, of Fort Worth, Tex.
was named last night as Amer
ican Mother of the Year by
the National Mothers Commit
tee of the Golden Rule Foun-
dation. Mrs. Gillis, wife of a
Fort Worth postal department
worker, has six children Of her
own and helped educate eight
others. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1949-04-25

SNUFF, made from the leaves OF
tobacco and other plants. origin
ated in the Western hemisphere
before Columbus reached 1t.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
ELIMINATE PAINTING AND
REPAIRING PERMANENTLY
WITH PERMA-STONE.

PERMA-STCNE can point TO
over 20 continuous years Of
sturdy installations all over
America. PERMA-STONE Gus,
TONERS are satisfied custom
ers: We have letter after letter
on file from enthusiastic
homeowners and business
men. PERMA-STONE can be
tile. With PERMA-SToNE. n
sharply increase their resale '
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
The
WEATIIERMAN
Says

kfg ~ 80 and Vicinity. FAIR to
pafus cloudy today thru Sunday.
continued cool tonight, warmer
SUNDAY Moderate 90 fresh north
tai and asa winds
fluda Pair thru Sunday ex-
% pafil, cloudy on lower east
coast Moderately cool today and
tonight q little warmer Sunday
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits Moderate 90 irish north
tn northeast winds today becom-
iue northeast Sunday Clear TO
ualtlt cloudy weather
Eust Cult OF Mexico Moderate
cast winds becoming east to
south,as SUNDAY Clear 10 partly
cloudt IS Ither
jack sauvillc T Apalachlcola.
DO smell craft OF storm warnings
have btsn issued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

The following Sea Explorer
Scouts, Ship $50, Key West at
tended the Rendezvous: Kenneth
FELTON,, G Garcia, John Bell,
Donald Breeding, Kenneth Key,
Robert Pazo, Ralph Estevez,
Frank Rivas. John Fob. Parker
Mentzer, Aldo Vidal Albert KEY.
Jim Ward, Joe Crusoe, Orfilio
Pazo.
The Ship is sponsored by the
Fleet Reserve Association, Branch
90, Key West, Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

rutN The ship was also winner
~ the Official Inspection and
ships Ceremonies Inspection.
The RENDEZVOUS program cul-
minated with a very colorful Ball
end hTidgc II Honor az which
hklppcr Ayers vas awarded the
nsippnrs Key Explorer Scouts
farkef Mentzer. John Fob. Joe
Crusoe and Albert Key. Ship $50
81 ~ West were awarded their
nQNt hignrst rating as Ordinary
seaman
TIE Rendezvous was under the
II Eugene Anheir.
Chairman ~ Ship $50. who was
eiretEef - Commodore Of the
hrnh Waus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

would provide terrific tactical
latitude in fighting a war. And he
added. Il know many Naval
aviators who would be glad to
contribute ten per cent of their
pay for the next few years in
order to help build the big car
rier."
Crommelin also indicated that
he's not going out of his way to
get oourtmartial. Previously
the Navy captain had asked for
formal courtmartial so that
charges against him could be air
ed fully. But he said last night
that he's not going to trespass on
any law to get the courtmartial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

- IfemH'clin had been restrict
80 fsufn taiking while under sus-
lef.sAan far releasing information
80 go Nats AiFforce dispute. lie
Nes fereHtig restored % duty.
tn hm comments last night.
NiaHimeiin repeated some Of ms
ffeshaais statements For one
inlns he said . concentration Of
fswsf ln q small group ~ penta-
aan stFsfeEisfs ssmacks a little
&c. muth ~ iililcr's regime
titt he referred 60 the Defense
iNtssfilneni order cancelling con
.ifiifiisin ~ big Navy carrier.
tfnmnlelin said the big carrier
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

ed in the eastern Mediterranean
or the Middle East.
And that the treaty will be val
i'd as soon as it is ratified by the
congresses of both countries.
This speculation developed af-
ter a member of the American
State Department. assistant sec
rotary George McGhee, had a
two-hour talk with the Turkish
foreign minister at Istanbul. But.
the Turkish foreign minister SAYS
there's nothing absolutely to it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

anfe betwcen the United States
and Turkey has already been
eumpi0gud
Nht Turkish newspaper says
ihr aiiiance viii include three
points namely
That tne United States will au-
iumaiicaily intervene Il Turkey is
iuNaiied b. Russia. or anyone
Nisr
That Turkey viii protect and
help ne United States when the
Amtfigan interests are threaten
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE
ELEN ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCIiIT
OF ItIE STATE or FLORIDA,
AND ron MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case NJ. I2-fG
JEANNE Is. REYNOLDS,
Plaintiff.
vs.. DIVORCE
RALIH FOX REYNOLDS.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To. Ralph Fox Reynolds.
co y y. :. Photo Lab,
Norfolk. Virginia
You are hereby required To ap-
pear &" the Rill 81 Complaint for
Divorce ia the above styled cause
"u or before the 18th day Of ,cc-
ruhtr. \. IT, 1919. otherwise the al
legations therein viii be taken as
confessed
This order Is To lie published once
week for four consecutive week =
iu The Key West Cjtizcn. "A news
paper published IN Key West Mon
roe County. Florida
DONE and NIiiEItEb this 10th
daN "f November s. u 1919.
tSeaD EARL Il. ADAMS.
clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY. Florence l.. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
J ) PORTER, ~.
solicitor for Plaintiff
nov.12-19-2G:dcc3.I9l9
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

BEAUTIFUL furnished, tropical
one-bedroom home on large,
handicapped lot. Excellent loca-
ton. $l2,750, terms. Phone 1868.
Fred j. Dion
Richard G. Bartholomew
Registered Real Estate Brokers
List Your Property With Us
nov30-5tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
StateDAV Head
Visits Miami
This Weekend .

Albert Cuervo. state depart
ment commander of the Disabled
American Veterans, will pay
Miami an official visit today and
tomorrow.
A Key West delegation is ex-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

BEAUTIFUL, comfortable three
bedroom home. Very large open
living room with picture win
dows. Large ialousied tiled play
room with built-in bar and loung-
es. All-electrie kitchen with.
breakfast nook, all tiled bath,
Bendix laundry. Beautifully, land
scaped large lot. Selling price,
$11,500. FILA. approved for So
100. By appointment only. Phone
1881 or 1891. nov29S6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

pected to attend the dinner 20
night at 6 o'clock honoring he
State Commander.
William Glish Is commander ~
the local chapter No. - Of iln
DAV.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03

Charles +. Dunlap. president u
the Berwind- White Coal MinIna
Co.. born in Philadelphia 81
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-03
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIIE
ellen ENTH JUDICIAL Circuit
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. ~ CHANCERY.
Case No. 1919
L 1 = L. L ..IarI

ellen ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCIIT
~ AND ron MONROE COT NTN.
FLORIDA ~ CHANCERY.
Case No. 1919
ELIZABETH NJ BARNETT.
Plaintiff
" ROY BARNETT. JR..
defendant.
ORDER or PIRLIC ALTON
To. ". Roy barnett, Jr.
1879 Great Plains Avenue.
Necdham. Massachusetts
You. W. ROY RAIiNETT. JR. are
notified tn file your appearance in
tn" above cause for divorce on the
lath day of December. 1919, other
IFS" Decree Pro ConfeSSo will be
entered against YOU.
Dated this 18th day of November,
I1tH
tSrab EAII. K. ADAMS.
Clerk
Ey: tsdD Florence L. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
PHILLIPS. WALTERMNN and
PHILLIPS
aa0 Scyb"ld Building,
Miami. Florida.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
noV.l9-2 % .dec.3- l0.I949
~ THE CIRCIIT COURT or the
ellen E\TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
II CHANCERl.
Case NJ. 1850
ROSE MARIE BRADLEY
NANIER
Plaintiff
vs. DIN ORCE
THOMAS J NANIltR.
defendant.
ORDER OF BLICATION
To; Thomas J. Nanicr,
Altaloma. Texas.
You are hereby required to APP
pear {" the liin eff Complaint for
iiNurcr in the above styled cause
on or before the 18th day Of Dee
cmher. y. =. 1919. otherwise the al
legations therein viii be taken as
.uufessed.
This order is t. he PUBLISHED once
ID week for four consecutive week -
n The Key West Citizen. news
paper published in Key West. Mon
roe County. Florida
Done and ORDERED this 18th
day If Nocember, \. y. 1919.
tSva1
Earl. K. ADAMS
Clerk Of Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
IN (Sd) Kathleen %ottage,
Deputy Clerk.
} ! Porter ~
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
nov.l9-26 ,det.5 It, 1919.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

AVON training means money to
smart women who call Mrs.
Smedley Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Overseas Hotel.
dec2-5t
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BUILDING LOT for. sale. Five
lots on Harris, three on Fogartys
Avenues in Square 80. Inquire
Adams Dairy. nov24-tf
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Mail The Citizen 70 Relatives
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FOR sALE-UsED CARS
MISCELLANEOUS
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS

CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
MANY new Gifts and Fabrics at
CAROLINE SHOP on Ann St.
Just arrived from Italy, an excit-
ing variety Of straw bags. belts,
hats, shoes. and unusual leather
boxes. nov30;decl-3
dec6- thurs-sat-tf
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Business office in The
Citizen Building, corner Of
Greene and Ann Streets.
Door to the right on enter
ing building.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Funeral Services Monday
For Sergi. Edward Hardy

Fs4ssersl Sese sccs tl- SesE -
sAsd " HARDY. -. ~t4s eaea o'
pneumonia n TEsplrr CsrfarvA.
Hosnss&!, MaaAnAlaA- AAua4. CT
AArch -. w4i s~ h~lc al SAN
NoEesy II ttae Asigrss t<sgs C>rssae-
terry cl2apcl
Ds.r4EaE Hosad Va. II SwrKt
HARDY served ~4lh tGss Az RAage.
Battalion IN Italy and t'av -
SPECIAL SesTles Fyagres IN German,
ard France.
He 3r~eF3l2Sted on October 3
ls4S A H&tar wA$f1inR t<s1g aass.
S~rst hA-cy attended lAr Ga Ae,
nosi Vocational Scaoo, raw &se
Bea Vocal sofsAl H.sh * h>o3 fsr
~as lifelong member a 81
Domino Church. ais Sixth STREET
SW,
Sergt. HARDY Is survived by h4s
widow. Ms IAlc.l.e HARDY. 1903
Fourth ssge<l sW three Sons.
Edward H. William I. ard Nj
ehael. two dauE hls-- kAthy and
Marcia his mother. MIS- Carr se
Mccormick Of the same address
and one brother, William Edward
Hardy. SoS y slsect SW.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. Florence Boleman

fNnega! services arre he'd this
morning FOR Mrs, Florence Ott
Bozems9. SO rrSiaent oi Mount
Ralulcr, Nd. for - years, whc
died Of a heart AiimcnI Nednrs.
day at tic home, ASS Thirty
SECOND street.
The services we're IN the Mount
Rainier Methodist Church. Of
which Mrs. Boseman was an active
member. Burial will be in sulphur
Spring. Tex.
A former employe of WOODWARD
& Lothrop department store and
a Commerce Department employe
for two years during the war. Mrs
Bozeman was active In number
Of organizations. Besides interest
in church and Girl Scouts ai!airS
she was q past president OF
Huntemsnn- Hun Unit No, no
American Legion Auxiliary, and
was also a member of the 8 and
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Military Funeral Set
Tomorrow for Coffey,
Plane Crash Victim

Representative Robert Lewis
Coffey. ir. Democrat. OF Pennsyl-
Tanis. who was killed IN 8 plane
crash In New Mexico Wednesday
will be buried in the congressional al
plot Of Arlington Cemetery to-
morrow morning with fun mill
tary and congressional honoTs.
Mr.. Coffeys body Was TO be
flown by the Air Force 10 Johns
town. Pa. his home town. today.
where public services were 10 be
held.
Later today his body will be
brought to National Airport. The
plane will be met by his widow
Mrs. Eileen Coffey. The body
then will be taken 10 Fort Myer
Mortuary.
Additional Catholic services Will
be held al 10 am. tomorrow IN
the Fort Myer Chapel.
Praised by Colleagues.
Mr.. Coffey was praised yester-
day by his Capitol Hill colleagues
as q war hero and one OF the
most promising freshman mem
bers of Congress.
Senator Meyers. Democrat, OF
Pennsylvania. said: In his short
tenure in Congress. since the first
Of this year. he demonstrated
tremendous leadership potential.
Had he lived he would. I am sure.
have developed into one of the
outstanding members OF Cong
ress."
Senator Martin. Republican. of
Pennsylvania. said: Word of the
death of Congressman Coffey was
a severe shock 10 me. particularly
due to the fact that at the time
of his unfortunate death he was
in the service of his country-not
only in the legislative branch of
the Government. but in training
for the actual military defense of
our nation"
PalibeaIers to Be Named.
Other members of Congress ex-
pressed similar feelings.
Honorary pallbearers from the
House were expected to be named
today.
Mr.. Coffey was a colonel in the
Evening star., 1949-04-22
In mrmuriani

hawkins. LEVI In soYinE rsnary e:
M Gear father LEyI HAWKINS waa DE-
today. ApTB ., 1873
HIS memory remains an inssirHlson sne
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MAMIE s1Auoa-
TER.
yoUvESAL CARRIE V. trteste Of
lore and devotion tC The memory q egT
dear mother. CARRIE V. JoUyESAL- sSe
April -. 1888.
What happy osys Ne onee enjoyed
When st we're ali toRetheT.
But. on. heE changed Il al Ia nev.
since yoa have Gons forever.
W. have only your memory, Gear mother
To remember our whole hfs EArcugh,
But the sweetness Val l!nfer ieTrfeE
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. IDA Es9A1A,
JACQUES AND MARIE.
LUCAS. LENA. In sad %, ioring re
membranee Ct friend LENA LUCAS.
VINO departed tins life two years age to-
DEVOTED FRIEND. EDNA YOUNG. d.
NORRIS. THOMAS. In remembrance Of
my dear son. THOMAS NORRIS who de-
parted this life seyentesn years age today,
April -, 1882.
A door swung briefly open.
Our loved one slipped away.
Passed smilInE from hft's shsdows
Into bright. eternal day.
HIS LOVING MOTHER.
SHAW, ALICE Z. In memory OF ALICE
z SHAW beloved wife OF the Hon. Mayor
Thomas A, Shaw Of Capitol HsiRhts. Nc
mother OF Evelyn jackson and Thomas
Shaw, jT.
SLAUGHTER. JOHN n. Sacred to the
memory Of our devoted father. JOHN II
SLAUGHTER, who departed this life nine
years ago.
A short span lived upon this earth
And then good might,
And those We loved from day to day
Are sone from sight.
But deeds live on when they are sons.
This fact is true.
1t is because Of your good deeds
We think OF yoU.
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. JAMES HOW
ARD AND JOHN sLAuGHTER. MARY
WILLIS. GRACE MOZEE AND MABEL
HACKNEY.
SLAUGHTER. MARY L. A tribute of
MARY |. SLAUGHTER, who oeuarted this
lite three years ago today April -. l9ib
Wed like 10 live as mother did.
Humble, upright and fair;
Giving smile to every one
Spreading sunshine everywhere.
She never did much visiting,
But all Of her friends understood
And wherever you happened to find her
She would always be doing good
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. JAMES, HOW
ARD AND JOHN SLAUGHTER; MARY
WILLIS, GRACE MOZEE AND MABEL.
HACKNEY
WEEMS. GEORGE r. In loving mem
ory Of our dear husband and brother
GEORGE q. WEEMS, who departed this
lie eleven years ago today. April %, 1888
April brings sad memories
OF loved one laid to rest:
You will never be forgotten
BY those who loved you best.
The pearly gates were open
A gentle voice said, Come"
And with farewells unspoken,
He gently entered home
DEVOTED WIFE, EDITH. AND LOVING
SISTER. ALICE
Evening star., 1949-04-22

cher who was sesI - u MsseAH
IS. lived at 1903 Otis street NE
He attended 81, Anthonys School
and was 4 graduate OF ST., Paul 5
Academy. Before his enlistment
ne worked for the Hub Furniture
Co.
He enlisted on July 7, ls4i. and
became a member Of the Ninth
Armored Division. 2Tth Armored
Infantry Battalion.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs, Gelene b Melcher. Of Shore
man Beach. Nd: twin sons, Albert
II. and Emmett S. Melcher h.S
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Melcher. OF Washington. and a
sister, Mrs. William W. Chambers.
lr., R!yeFGale
Evening star., 1949-04-22
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Evening star., 1949-04-22
John J. K. Coskie, 73, Dies

PHILADELPHIA. April - Op' -
John ]. K. Caskie.. 73. an assistant
city solicitor for l6 years. died
Wednesday night at Temple Uni
versity Hospital. Mr.. CaSkie once
served on the legal staff OF New
York's Interborough Rapid Tran
sit Co. He also served on the War
Labor Board in Washington dur
Ing World War !.
Austria's better food supply
this year is reported starving out
the black market.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
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