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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH sCHoot-Earn your diploma
at home in bare time. Also 400
Courses. les. lhone ME. 8188.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inst. Day
or eve; 2 hrsl La day. s wks., S25.
p FSsi PM q l ri l114 IL.
training and placement. Low cost.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture: all subiectt taught. Approved
for 81 trainingA day and evening
elias ses. WARFLYiN BEAUTY COL
LEIGH 1910 G 8 NV. DI. 1852,
NEW CLASSES in kping, shorthand,
anniy and simplihd. court report
i imme iicc0n RoYD bss u6 s5nin soI star:
p 9Ds .. I'm; IA S$9Io' Est: 80 Yrs;
learnd; age no haniicap. Day class
tnitio1 $50; night S25. MRS.
CAAN2LER. HUI. 3a4 ST. 1878.
ALRLINBS
Men ara unmarried women, 1885.
needed to train for ground or fight
airline positions; training need not
interfers with present employment.
Coast p coast FREE placement
service tor our grads. Write, call
In pers6 or phone DI. 6703 be-
tween lAam: and 2 pm, RIM. 7Q2.
NATIONA AIR COLLEGE, 710 l4th
st. NV, Wish B, D, c. s.
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White. over 25. for dry cleaning
plant. Experience preferred but NOT
essential See MR.. OPPENHEIMER
a. $500 Alaska ave, corner Ga. ave
Pn0ne RA. 5000. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07

IHE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Telephone Silicitors
Experienced telephone solicitors
wanted by o well-established con-
Germ. Call MR.. CAHILL. MI. 5000.
TELEPHONISTS
For collection work: good salary.
pleaSant-working conditions. See
Mr.. Klein. MARVINS. 734 9TH
ST NV -
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HOSTESS

Must be experienced, excellent salary
and working conditions. Apply at
ALBAN TOWERS, $500 Mass. ave.
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BIZ THE EVENING STAR
HELP WOMEN Cont

Washington. D. C.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER :. 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07

White, for coffee shop in apt. hotel,
NV. section; experience necessary;
references required. Good salary,
meals and uniforms furnished. Phi.
tn. 1491 for appointment. 3
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Comdr. Robert |. Sage, y
Radio Officer in Hawaii

Comdr. Robert L. Sage, 40. Navy
radio officer stationed in Hawaii
since February. died there yester-
day of an apparent heart attack
while swimming at Haliewa, Oahu.
Comdr. Sage was a native of
Seattle. and a former resident of
Pittsburgh, Pa, had made his
home in Washington since 1910.
He owned a home here at 1901
Forty-seventh street NV.
Coming here as a Navy Depart
Iment employe, he was commits
stoned in 1912 and served in
Washington in Naval communica-
tions work during World War II.
He remained in the Navy after
the wars end.
Comdr. Sage is survived by his
widow, Lesley Hoyos Sage, and a
2-year-old son, Lewis. Also sur
'viving is his mother, Mrs. Paul D.
Foote of Oakmont. Pa, and a
brother. Evan Sage of Falls
Church. Burial will be in Hawaii.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Frederick W. SchnabeIe
Silver Spring Electrician

Frederick William Schnabele, IS,
an electrician here since 1902 and
a lifelong area resident, died yes
terday in Washington Sanitarium.
Mr.. Schnabele suffered a fall at
work last October and had a
stroke a month ago.
A native of Washington. Mr..
Schnabele moved to Silver Spring
40 years ago. He lived at 819
Silver Spring avenue. He was a
charter member of the Silver
Spring Volunteer Fire Department
and Silver Spring Masonic Lodge
Surviving are his widow, Myrtle
Van Horn Schnabele. five children
and four grandchildren, all of
Silver Spring. His children are
George j. Schnabele, Fred A.
Schnabele, Mrs. Leona F.. Turner,
Mrs. Mary E. Amman and Mrs.
Ruth F.. Holloway.
Funeral services will be held at
3:45 pm. Wednesday in the
Warner E. Pumphrey funeral
home in Silver Spring. Burial will
be in George Washington Me-
mortal Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Mrs. Lucretia D. Knoke,
Ex-Aide in Methodist Home

Mrs. Lucretia D. Knoke, former
matron at the Methodist Home
here. died last Thursday in
Muhlenberg Hospital. Plainf1e,d,
N. j.
Mrs. Knoke. who served as
resident manager of the home
during the latter 193Os. had .nore
recently been night hostess at the
Muhlenberg Hospital nurses home
While in Washington she attended
Wesley Methodist Church.
Surviving Mrs. Knoke is a son,
C. Elliott Knoke of Basking Ridge,
N. j.; a daughter, Miss Bertha D.
Knoke of Plainfield, and two sis
tiers. Mrs. Carroll Lewis of Cleve-
land and Mrs. j. Fred Laise, $500
Ontario road NV.
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Rev. John 0. knott, y
Retired Minister and
ID. {. Resident, Dies

The Rev. John o. Knott. 90, re-
tired Methodist minister, Wash
lington resident since 1911, died
last night at his home. 3611 Four
teenth street NV.
DIR. Knott served as q minister
for more than IS years in the
Baltimore District of the Metho-
dist Conference, retiring in the
early part of the century.
During his pastorship he built
four churches: Old Epworth
Church here and churches at
Warrenton, Covington and Salem,
Va. He also served at churches in
Maryland and West Virginia.
In First Shepherd College Class.
A native of jefferson County,
w. Va, DR.. Knott was in the first
class to graduate from Shepherd
College, Shepherdstown, w. Va.
He later took his theological
training at Vanderbilt University
and also studied at Washington
& Lee and Johns Hopkins Uni
versities.
After his retirement from the
ministry. DR.. Knott lectured on
Chautauqua circuits and took
more than 80 trips abroad, prin-
cipally to Palestine and Egypt.
He was one Of the few men al
lowed to view the opening Of King
Iutankhamen'S fabulous tomb.
Was Mason Many Years.
DR. Knott, a Mason for many
years, joined Westmoreland Con-
gregational Church here after
leaving the Methodist ministry.
During World War II he served
as a library researcher for the
Civil Aeronautics Board.
A widower for IL years, DR..
Knott is survived by two sisters
and two brothers: Mrs. Bessie
Knott Of Washington, Mrs. Rose
Renner of Richmond. Samuel
Knott. Altadena, Calf, and Mar
win Knott of Sheperdstown.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 pm. Wednesday in the
Taltavull funeral home, 3619
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Frederick, Md.
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Itt Mrntnriat1

POWELL, MARY E.; WINTHROP, LAvINlA
p. A tribute Of love and devotion tc
the memory Of our dear wife, daughter
mother and sister, MARY e. POWELL
June g. 1883. and LAvfNIA r
WINTHROP WI vho left US three years
Loved and remembered always.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND FATHER
DEMPS w. POWELL. AND FAMILY
SMITH, RICHARD HENRY. In ioyin1
memory OF our dear son and hrother
RICHARD HENRY SMITH, who departed
this life eight years ago. June 5, 1943
Sweet memories linger
MOTHER AND FATHER. EMMA AMI
STUBBS, J. EDWARD. In loving memory
OF my devoted husband, J. EDWARD
STUBBS. who departed this life two
years ago today. June 9 1850.
You left beautiful memory
And sorrow too great 20 be told.
But to me. who loved YOU.
Your memory will never grow cid.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. JULIA A. STUBS
LAYMAN V. In loving memory
of q dear friend and brother, LYMAN
v. WILLIAMS. who departed this life
two years ago today. June 8, 1850.
Today recalls the memory
OF q loved ore gone to rest
And those who think of you today
Are those who loved you best
4 DEVOTED FRIEND. RUNETTA STEW
ART, AND BROTHERS. ALPHONSC
AND ARTHUR WILLIAMS.
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lit Mrmnriattt

ARMSTEAD, S. HESTER. In memory o,
our dear mother. HESTER S. ARMSTEAD
who left US II years ago today, june
YOUR CHILDREN. MARY AND RUTH. .
BROADUS. HATTIE B. In loving memory
OF our dear mother. grandmother and
sister, HATTIE B. BROADUS. who lef,
US one year ago today. June 9. 1851.
God hath not promised skies always blue
FloWer-strewn pathways all our lives
God hath not promised sun without rain,
JOY without sorrow. peace without pain
But God hath promised strength for the
Rest for the labor. light for the way:
Grace for the trials help from above,
un1all1ng sympathy. undying love.
We srieved when God called you, dear
To enter your heavenly home,
But we're learned now to bow in SUB.
mission
And say, Gods will-be 1t done"
May the Lord of earth and heaven
Give your humble spirit rest;
In the land above. where all is 1--we,
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON.
M-LAW. ALICE AND BERNARD LIND
SAY; GRANDDAUGHTER. CIARISE
AND SISTER. GENEVA BRYAN.
Her memory is as dear today
AS IN the hour she passed away.
DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW, DR. AND
MRS. WENDELL L. PRICE, TRENTON,
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Revision of Contract
May Throw 2Liners
In Governments Lap
By Froncis P. DouoIos

The Government was faced to-
day with the possibility of having
two transatlantic liners on it's
hands if 1t insists on trying to
get $40 million more than the
original sale price.
The ships are the new Independ-
ence and Constitution. sold to the
American Export Lines. They are
now in service on the Mediter-
ranean run.
John E. Slater. president of the
lines, testified today his company
would have mo choice but to re-
ject the ships in the event this
predetermined price is maintained.
He said the new price would mean
a large loss to the company.
Mr.. Slater testified before the
House Merchant Marine Commit
tee. The committee is looking into
the 3l2-year-old contract under
which the Government agreed to
pay As per cent of the SAT mil
lion spent on the ships.
Made by Commission.
This contract was made by the
old Maritime Commission.
Last February the Maritime
Board, successor to the commits
sion, made a determination AS
a result, Mr.. Slater said, his COM
pany is being asked to pay S19
million instead of $l4 million per
ship.
While he said the company
would have to surrender the ships
rather than pay the higher price,
he. indicated it would not do so
without fight.
Mr.. Slater said the company
had to agree to the price rede-
termination last year before it
could get delivery of the ships.
Quotes Sawyer Statement.
He called attention to Secretary
OF Commerce Sawyer's statement
that the Government must fulfill
it's contract with the United States
Lines in the case of the new SUPER
lined United States. Mr.. Sawyer's
statement was in reply to a pro-
test by Controller General Lindsay
Warren that $50 million is a give
away price for the $75 million
ship.
The liner United States is con-
Quoting speed trials today.
Mr.. Slater asserted the Secre-
tary'S ruling on the sale of the
United States should also apply to
the Constitution and Independ-
ence. He said the contract with
his company is also valid and
binding and not subjejctj to rede-
termination"
He asked that the Maritime
Board reopen hearings on the two
ships. The board has given the
company until June 30 to elect
what its course shall be.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Camp Fund
Continued From First Page,

in the hospital, along with Joey
another 10-year-old. joey was q
football player, and a swimmer
who had held his own in water
five feet deep.
They thought and talked about
these things in the hospital as
they grew back to health. They
passed the long hours of enforced
inactivity with talk and checkers
And they grew to be fast friends.
1t was on this fertile ground
that the kindly social worker al
the hospital dropped some pretty
exciting ideas.
Maybe they could 60 to sum
mer camp together.
1t brought new visions of swim.
ming and hiking and games tc
three boys who had spent mos
of their life in downtown Wash
1ngton.
It would be a big change from
last summer. Lots of fresh air anc
freedom and almost the whole
world for a playground.
The Dream Hangs On.
The dream hung on as the boys
reported back to the hospital
clinic after they went home.
Jamie and joey hope to 60 fol
the first session of camping con-
Quoted by the Summer Outings
Committee of Family and Chic
Services of Washington. AS luck
would have it, Jack must go tc
summer school to catch up on his
education. But he's looking for
ward to a later session.
Two weeks of good food, eXer-
else in the fresh air and sound
sleep can revitalize young bodies
taxed by sickness.
Would you like to have a hand
in making it possible for Jamie
joey and Jack? You can, by con-
tributing to The Evening Star
Summer Camp Fund.
There are hundreds of young
sterS in the Washington area who
have no chance for a summer va
cation without your help. Is it
worth few dollars to you to
make sure they get one?
More Donations Come In.
The following gifts are acknowl-
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Msqr. Victor Sunubriu

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica. June 9.
iR.-The Catholic archbishop of
Costa Rica. MSgr. Victor Sana-
bria. died of a heart attack last
night. He was So.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
CHAPPELIF. vuJIAuT t. 60. T..

WILLIAM T. In sad but low.
ing remembrance OF my dear husband
who passed away two years ago todav'
June 9. 1850.
Today recalls the memory
.Ot loved one gone to rest
hho those who think of you today
ELIzAsETH cHAPPGIIoE Gl5GHto sos AND Hes', cHr1-
COLLINS. GEORGE FRANKLIN. Again
HUSBAND @ aeta GEoRaE 6aRs q hs sfy my sel9sd
HIS EVER -REMEMBER1NsGea GHV WIFE sfs oaE her
TIA HOWARD COLLINS.
DORSEY. SAVANNAH, AND -STORRTED
auSf. onss IN an.SMng lSying memory Of our loved
July 4, 1885. ~ eio"H1so'
One by. one their seats are emmy.
Now Uhe fbe Ss tam,,H one they are .. going away:
VIII It be complete some day?
ANNIE WARREN AND DOROTHY alcEs.
EDWARDS, EDITH i. IN sad but loving
EpWARDs' who S as dsparsed msshef this EDITH IT.
years ago today. June 8, 1912.
They say time heals all sorrow
Ana helps one to forget.
But time SO far has only proved
NY YoGR Gfi1 loS1@as IS @ess dHILpsiEs. zGd 81
ENNIS, FLORENCE NJ. In loving memorv
OF our dear mother, FLORENCE M
tSNS' tENNaS' VINO was called four years ago
just q loving thought. Just a s;len, ...,
Just wonderful memory of one We loved
so dear.
THE FAMILY.
The voice is mute and stilled the heart,
oh Wnich loved US well and true.
from one SO good as you
DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW
HUDSON, NELSON B.. SR. In loving mem
ory ot our dear husband and father,
NELSON B. HUDSON. Sr.., who passed
away one year ago today, June q, 1851.
HIS WIFE. BLANCHE. AND CHILDREN.
kOONCE. MINNIE E. To the memory Of
MINNIE E, KOoNCE, who left US "a
years ago today. June O. 1928.
Fart of my life Is buried deep
onoer the SOD where my little darling
sleeps. -
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SOULES. WILLIAM C. On Saturday. june
Z 1879; at Casualty Hospital WHLdAM s!IdA!d
HUSBAND Shs Of e Gsie5elie Hh soales u T father d
Misses LeRue and Esther and Donald
and Paul sonles brother stS OF Mrs Een
Soules. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on Tuesday
Cemetery.
8, 1852, at 2010 n. Dinwiddie ST., Ar
lington. Va, CATHERINE. SPRIGGS
devoted wife Of Vernon spriggs. mother
Of Rosa Hyson. Thelma and Patience
aubert npl,srs Wood. s a Also si Surviving are two
grandchildren, three nieces. one nephew
and host of other relatives and friends.
Church. 9th and Dumbarton ave. NV,
after 8 pm; Tuesday. June 10. where
funeral services viii be conduSSed sy
day, June II. Interment Charlottesville;
Va: Arrangements by chinn Funeral
WALTERS. MASTER EARL B.. yR. Sud.
3. WALTERS, Jr.. son Of Ear. 3: and
Pansy j. Walters and brother Of George
E; Walters. Friends may call at Gawler' $
services viii be held on Monday. june
10, at IL am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery,
NACGH, JAMES c. On WEDNESDAY, June
JAMES c. WAUGH Of 154. N. J: ave
NV, beloved husband of Lottie B. Waugh,
sher Goler q Wssag Janagn u T. pss WaHsh vs son
also leaves two sisters. four brothers,
other relatives and many friedns. Friends
are invited to call after II noon Sunday,
chac 1aa 4 !es YOU W st. nN Services Mon
mont Avenue Baptist Church. Relatives
snq Familg a 54g NeR
Jersey ave. n.w.)
WHALEN, ELIZABETH G. On Saturday
June J., 1852. at her residence 300
wife g. of late rl5shhsEEh 5ahn Whaen
Ee$s 6. Hoffman. Mrs: Ann L. Ford and
51en 3e Lee fansra Hcme esads 4S msy St ea
MASSACHUSETTS ave. ne, until $50 am.
Tuesday. June 10 Requiem mass will
Church, Georgia ave and Peabody st.
Natorai N;Ti at Gsr;storv 3 am 1nterment Arlington
WILLIAMS. BETTE LOUISE. On Sunday,
RRT7rS HEne s n.sr lS2S at z,I IEmerssncy Hospital
st. n beOyed we d Aaes G SSI
mother Of Lillian Atkins Of Washington,
D. C.. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st, and Mass. ave.
Services viii be held ssaaSi at Aqua 'e Baptist
Church. Aauia, Va. at lao pm. Inter-
ment in Aauia Cemetery. 10
WILSON. RUTH. On Sunday. June a,
1852. at Richmond, Va, RUTH WILSON.
formerly of WASHINGTON, D. C.. sister of
af Brig WS Gen Ssslnsto ! H. wilson y. A.; retired
Jenkintown, Pa; Mary j. and Dorothy Y.
Wilson. both Of Washington, D. C. Grave
side services on Tuesday. June 10. at
pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
WYNDHAM, WILLIAM /. On Saturday
June Z. 1852. at Mount Alto Hospital
VIII lam l. WYNDHAM the beloved hus-
band OF Rena NJ. Wyndham, brother OF
Charles n. Wyndham. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home 4th st and
Massachusetts ave. ne. where services
will be held on Tuesday. June 10. al T.,
noon 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Ipa1hs

BEACH. HENRY c. OF 5003 54th pl
Roger Heights. Nd. on june :, 1852;
beloved husband of Mary E. Beach, son
Charles E. and James E. Beach. Mrs. Rose
Marie Dodson and Mrs. Annie May Poole.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home.
2l1 llth st. Sc. on Wednesday. June
II. at pm. Intermant Washington
National Cemetery
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Garn nf Tl1auks

ABR0TT, SUSIE NJ. We wish to thank
the officiating ministers, relatives, ne.sl.
bors and friends ior the beautiful fora
tributes cards. telegramS, kind services
donations. use of cars and other express
stons OF sympathy during our recent
bereavement. THE FAMILY.
MATTHEWS, THEODORE A. tSON). The
widow and sister of THEODORE A. tSONt
MATTHEW'S, who died May % 1852.
wish to express their sincere thanks for
the many floral tributes. mass cards and
other expressions of sympathy during
our recent bereavement.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
MOTHER.

LUSKEY, JOSEPH A. In loving memory
OF our beloved son and brother, JOSEPH
A. LUSKY. who died three years ago
today. June 3, Ia49.
Requiescat in pace.
FATHER; MOTHER, SISTERS AND
Evening star., 1952-06-09
1rafhs
SCHNABELE.

SCHNABELE. FREDERICK WILLIAM. 4
q special communicated of Sill.
N yer Spring Lodge. No. ,215. A
>kCN 5 pm. % Wednesday. June June il
QrOH 1852, at the Masonic Temple
~ for the purpose Of conductin!
brother MasSRls seFS4fff WH AT sSE scH as
Pumphrey Funeral Home, s434 Ga. ave.
Silver Spring wv Md, at sAs Msmors pm cme
terry. Risgs rd. extended: -
HAnng6N S5SFfEs + MSsETIa VI 5HHFseS e NV W. sss,. N
sCHuCKERs. MARIAN M. W. On Sunday
MARIAN snas so NJ w. az scaucRERs shs RdsR sister q
Mrs Eannis aOoxeT xeG sv. At 3ns
on wednesday. June H.. at IL am. In
terment Confessional Cemetery.
SHERWOOD. CLARA z. On Sunday. june
s. 1859. CLARA z. SHERWOOD of 205
N. Piedmont St, Arlingtoh. Va. wife o.
the late Henry 6. Sherwood, mother Of
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 q 18th st. NV,
on Tuesday. June 10. at II am. Inter-
ment Confessional Cemetery.
sIEGRIsT. JOHANNA. On Sunday, June
s. l92s At GeGrgs .Mns WsshiastSn HnIver =;
Gottlieb sieerist. sister Of Mrs, Margaret
Daczer. aunt Of Mrs. Geanette Ziegler,
both Of Long Island. N. Y. Services at
the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
at , pm. Interment private. Remains
resting at the above funeral home after
10 am. Tuesday, June 10. 10
SMITH. WILLIAM e. tJUDGE). On We'd
nesday, June 4. 1852. at the Veterans
Hospital. Fort Howard. Md, WILLIAM E..
(JUDGE) SMITH, son of the late william
G. and Marie /. Smith. Surviving are
his wife. Mrs. Bessie B. Smith; sister.
Mrs. Mary Turner Of 419 Columbia rd.
NV; stepdaughter. Mrs. virginia Tonic,
After l pm. Monday, June 8, friends may
call at his late residence. 419 Columbia
rd. NV. Funeral Tuesday. June 10. at
II noon, from FraZier'S Funeral Home,
:}S9 r. I. ave. NV. 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery.
SMITH. WILLIAM z. Columbia Lodge No
NY hereby notified OF the funeral
y :: :i;::; :5' ! e a':@:' s:Es:: : SO; :;
EVERETT L. COOPER Exalted Ruler.
ALVIN G. JOHNSON Financial Secretary.
SMITH WILLIAM E. pIsIs MsmssIs S,,rone Of pd,f The
: !: :: {: |;!
June 9, 1852. for Legion services.
iRA 4 ALBERTDs sEE1Dsi bAGLEY. SSISf Adjutant.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
CEMETERY LOTS.

FAMILY CRYPTS FOR SALE BY owner,
#; Lincoln. Can after 10 am. Ma.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
BROWN; STELLA r; On osI SaturJayyo Jn2e IN

feruon st. ne. beloved wife OF the late
Julian Brown, mother of Ralph a Brown
OF Washington. D. c. Also survived ny
Washington. D. c.; sister OF Edward
Marvin and James Railey, Mrs j.. /.
Barnes. all of North Carolina, Services
at the S II. Hines Co. Funeral Horne.
2a0I 18th st. nv. on Tuesday June
10. at 1 pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill
Evening star., 1952-06-09

PATTERSON membs11 MaTTrE + edunsts y oeeEs and
N0$ No. 42@, l. B. P. O. E. of W.
fNSn are hereby notified Of thu:
w. Pfaff eaTfERsoN n psnehser seFsidA Matte N
@ the Eiks' Home. sol A'isii Rhode M
TueFdav 1s5and ave j,,ns Nv Funeral will be held
the Antioch Baptist Church, iI07 50th
htoN5;E ElPoRA B ! LANG ISSi DAUGHTER Ruler.
Assistant Financial Secretary.
PERTICONE, SAvERIO. On Friday. June
ST., SAVERIo PERTICoNE. beloved S. hus.
band of Maria Perticcne father of Mrs
virginia Griffin. Miss Rose Perticone and
Charlie Spampinato; brother of Josephine
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 i4th
ST. n " on Tuesday, June 10. at $3.50
am; thence 70, st. Josephs Catholic
holy sacrifice of the mass will be offered
az 10 am. for the repose of his soul
Entombment. Sactuary of Peace. Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
REHAUsER. ALICE VIRGINIA. On Sat-
Hrday' Mansy Mnago.' Jnne l93:, at the National
ALICE s sRif RRHAusER of = Noran Mq
1nglewood St.. Arlington, va, beloved
wife Of Capt Walter Rehauser, U. s. N.
ehas ranara ufsaf Homie se af soberi hexs
Pumphrey. Bethesda, Md. until pm
Monday June 8. Services and interment
Houston. Tex.
ROBINSON. VIRGINIA y. On Friday
June T. 1879; IS At aL, her residenes. 1885 4th
Of Mrs. Blanche B. Brooks James
Thompson and Walter Bundy. She also
leaves other relatives and friends
Frlends are invited to call after IL noon
Monday, June 8. at the w. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Church, 1892 You st. NV. Serv-
ICES M iue$day; June 10. at l pm; at the
ana Eye SITS, NV. the Rev. j. Moore Of
fciating. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 9
ROBINSON. VIRGINIA. Members of the
Helping Hand Club of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church are urged to at
MISS VIRGINIA o. robinson on Tues.
MRS. ELLA BANNISTER, President,
MRS. LOUISE BARBOUR. Secretary.
FREDERICK WILLIAM. On
sunday. June 1852 at the Washing
ton Ssnitarium and Hospital. FREDERICK
WILLIAM WI an scHNABELE ns;Is of sIa S; s;
Myrtle Medora VanfIorn SchnabeIe and
father of George J. Schnabele Mrs
Leona Frederick Turner. Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth AMMAN, Mrs. Ruth Layinia HalIoWay
and Fred Albin Schnabele. Mr.. Schnabele
rests at the warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
where services will be held on Wednes-
day. June H. at 3:45 pm Interment
George WaShingt ton Memorial Cemetery
Riggs rd. extended. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-09

RY c. Oficers and members
OF Columbia Lodge No. 1876,
Loyal Order OF Moose. are
hereby notified of the death
Of Brother HENRY c. BEACH
and are requested 10 attend
Moose funeral services at
Chambers Funeral Home,
517 l1th st. Sc. on Tues
10. at $40 pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
FENNER, BENJAMIN A. On Monday. June

y ENNEh, BENJAMIN a. On Monday, June
., 1892: at Mount Alto Hospital Wash
ington D. c.. BENJAMIN A. FENNER OF
1910 S. Barton ST., Arlington. Va. be-
loved husband of Carter Pulliam Fenner,
father of BENJAMIN A. Fenner, jr. brother
Sallie F. Turner, Miss Mary C. Fenner
and Mrs. Clara F. Lytle. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 VIII
son blvd, Arlington, Va. until l2 noon
Chapel. where funeral services will be
held. Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. II
Evening star., 1952-06-09

LESLIE T. HAGAN. Secretary. 10
BRANTLY. LILBURN BARNES. On Mon
day. June 9. 1a23. at GsrfeId Hospital;
9TH ST. NV beloved husband of Beatrice
sweet BrantIy. father OF Mrs. Beatrice
B. Longoria, brother OF Mrs. Margaret
Brantly of Roosevelt. n Y Services at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l
18th ST NV, on Wednesday. June II,
at / pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry 40