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Albert J. Ryan.
Duty Officer Of
D. c. Red Cross

Funeral services for Albert j.
Ryan. duty ofiicer Of the Dis
trict Chapter. American Red
Cross. will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Everly Funeral
Home In Fairfax.
Mr.. Ryan. 50. died Monday
after a heart attack at Airing
ton Hospital.
Born and raised in Sperry-
vile, Va. he worked with the
Railway Mail Service for 81
years before he retired two
years ago. He lived with his
wife, Mary p. Ryan, In Lee
High Village. Fairfax.
For the past two years Mr.,
Ryan had worked for the Dis
trict Red Cross Chapter.
Mr.. Ryan was a member of
the Crossman Methodist Church
in Falls Church, the Railway
Mail Association and the
Laurel Lodge Hunting Club of
Williamsport, Pa.
He is survived by his widow,
q daughter. Mrs. Arlene r,
West Of Lee High Village, and
two sons, Frank p. Ryan, Sill
North Twentieth street. Airing
ton, and James A. Ryan of
Jacksonville, N. c. He is also
survived by two sisters and five
brothers. They are: Mrs. Lee
r. Power, Cobb Island, Md;
Mrs. Eva r. Crews, Culpeper,
Va; Altheus H. Ryan. 1000
Massachusetts, avenue NV;
j. Hugh Ryan, Culpeper: Frank
C. Ryan, Gordonsville. Va;
Joseph r. Ryan, Indianapolis.
Ind, and George w. Ryan of
the District.
Burial will follow the services
tomorrow at the Fairfax Men,
DRY Gardens.
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John Van Ness,
Ex-Tukomu Pastor

The Rev. John Van Ness, 90,
pastor of the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church from 1895
to 1902. died Sunday at his
home in a Philadelphia suburb.
DR.. Van Ness was one of the
earliest pastors of the church,
founded in 1888. He spent most
of his life in the Philadelphia
area, where he served as pastor
of the Narberth Presbyterian
Church from 1910 until his re-
tirement in 1885.
He was chosen four times as
a commissioner to the Presby-
terrain General Assembly. He
also was secretary of the Amer
lean Bible Society and modera-
tor of the Presbytery of Phila-
delphia North.
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Elizabeth NJ. Chase. 81, a
school teacher in the District
for 81 years, died yesterday at
the National Institutes OF
Health after a long illness.
Known by her students as
Miss Elizabeth Mattern. Mrs.
Chase was a kindergarten
teacher throughout her career.
She was with the Horace Mann
Elementary School rs years be-
fore her retirement on jan
uary l..
A third generation Washing
tonian, Mrs. Chase graduated
from Wilson Teachers Col
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Irving |. Met othron,
Mayor 20 Years, Dies

irving =. McCathran, the
man who once hoped to serve
two terms as Mayor Of WASH
ington Grove. Md. but stayed
on for 20. died Monday night
at the Washington Sanitarium
Of heart trouble.
Mr.. McCathran. II. finally
resigned his post In 1857 and
became known as Mayor
Emeritus" Until then he was
the first and only Mayor the
Central Montgomery County.
town had. In 1887 he wrote
the towns charter when 1t
was incorporated.
Born In the District January
81, 1883, Mr.. McCathran was
q graduate Of Mckinley High
School and received his LIN.
and LIB. from National
University.
Was Patent Attorney
For some 20 years he was a
patent attorney with Offices in
the McLachlen Banking Corp.
Building.
He moved to Washington
Grove AZ years ago. AS a child.
he stayed in q tent there
during Methodist camp meet
ings each summer.
During World War I Mr.. Nc
Cathran organized and con-
Quoted bands to help sell Gov
eminent bonds. In the early
l920s he had q 50-man min
strel show and one Of the most
popular brass bands Of the
area.
He was well known as a
speaker at various conferences
on municipal development.
Publicized Community
At one time, Washington
Grove. the treasure of his
heart, was owned by the COM
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DEATHS
I'm Mrntnriant
a Announcements Of

BRADY, GLADYS. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear daughter, GLADYS
BRADY, who departed this life
April 9. 1914.
She vas q wonderful daughter,
So gentle, sweet and kind:
You viii live forever in my heart
And always IN my mind.
LOVING MOTHER, LUvENIA HER-
BERT.
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I'm Garntnrtaitt

BROOKS, AMY. In loving memory OF
our dear mother, AMY BROOKS.
who passed away I'VE years ago TO-
day April s, 1854.
You were such q wonderful mother.
So gentle. good and kind:
In our hearts and minds.
Now there is nothing we can say,
Except a loving prayer,
That God will bless you, Mother,
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
CRAWFORD, VERONICA. In loving
memory Of my beloved wife, YERON-
ICA CRAWFORD. who departed this
life one year ago today. April D.
1858.
Gone. but not forgotten;
DEVOTED HUSBAND. PAUL CEAW-
FORD.
FEDERICO. CARRIE. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother. CARRIE ~
years ago TODAY, April 8. 1854.
May she rest in peace.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
FNNIE, THOMAS .S rI5no Icyins E Ts%gTy
who passed away thirty-five years
ago '0Oa'' A his 6AudooHTER.
GARNER, FRED HARRY, Jr. In low
ing memory Of FRED HARRY GAR
NER, Jr. who departed this life
six years ago. April 5, 1858.
Dear is the grave our junior, is laid
Dismal is the memory that never
The cup was bitter, the loss severe,
10 part with our Junior. whom We
You left rs lonely and bereft,
The sunshine vanished when you
left. LOVING FAMILY. |.
MeKELVIN. LAURA. In memory of
our mother, LAURA McKELVIN. who
departed this lif lie one year ago
Just the thousht Of sweet remem-
Just 4 memory sad and true:
Just Q love and sweet devotion
OF those who will slways think
Of you. The FAMILY.
MURPHY, MARGARET NJ. In mem
DRY Of our devoted mother, MAR
dARET NJ. MURPHY. who departed
this life twenty-seven years ago
today. April 8, 1889.
Until memory fades and life departs.
You viii live forever in our hearts.
HER DAUGHTERS, CLAR ICE
KENNY, ALICE J. HAYES. JOSIE
sMITH. MARGARET BARKER
NEW, JAMES ". In loving memory
Of our dear son and brother, JAMES
NJ NEW. who departed this life
April 8. 1855.
We miss the clasp Of your gentle
hands.
The warmth Of your loving smile:
But We know We shall all be
together again
After q little while
DEVOTED MOTHER, SISTERS AMI
BROTHER.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Pals
Church, va sites. lot 1899, blk.
X. 5000. Owner. 2. II. CRAMkh,
,S53 Minorca ave, Coral Gables,
ria, IA
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth g. and Mass Ave NE q S-6200
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FSaNh LAW 6cVEetdIy.
WHITAKER. THOMAS H. on wednes-
day: April 8 1889. at his resi-
y H Alieis W. M whitassrs ss eSViesa
ct the s, =. Hines Co. Funeral
Friday. April 10. at II am; Ozark
f ing fH esmsts,v intefment ROCK
WHITE, Ethel. L. On Tuesday, April
1859, ETHEL L WHITE q 1909
Secis w. A Brown es sS con @s:ass q
sayles. grandmother Of Felicia Z.
Glascoe, Observation-Disclosures Of Karen
p. Glascoe, sister Of sitka Z.
Brunder Of New York City Eunice
leaves other relatives and friends.
friends may cali ct the Frazier
Funeral Home, $50 RHODE Island
o oHe rhnr rs RQ apri o si At g p said
for the repose Of her soul. Re.
QUEEN mass viii be offered on Erie
day, April 10, .at 10 an. at the
Holy Name CATHOLIC Church. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
WILLIAMS. GENEVA L. On satur-
% VII AHT q a lagGbs 14 d5E y nw J.
Apt, 4, beloved wife Of John L.
Williams, She also Is survived by
S fsh.f aaus asar s Scott. tE Rs01 ssnd
After 4 pm. wednesday. April s.
friends, may call at the Hoffman
Funeral Home. 300 9Th St. NV,
Baptist Church, 1926 18th st. NV.
the Rev. w.. L, Turley, minister.
Interment arlington National Gene
WILLIS. DOROTHY J. Departed thil
r rs.S IN Sgnd HssD; ADr 3 i95g e.
THY J, WILLIS Of. 1915 T st NV.
the beloved wife Of Samuel O. Will
lis and sister Of Arthur H. johnson.
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments By Mcclure. Inc.
WILLIS. DOROTHY y. Departed this
life on sunday, April 5, 1889, about
Ms. 6oko f. Erssd Willis H IL Isis
st nWs the beloved wife of
Of Arthur H johnson. Also SURVIVE
ing are several nieces, nephews and
many friends. After I pm; Wednes.
can at the Mcclure Funeral Home e.
win pc held on Thursday. April ..
e. 1880 an: Interment Arlington
wRENN, DANIEL 8. on Monday,
April 9. 1853. at Providence Hos
pital, DANIEL s. WRENN Of 29Os
o. st. Sc. beloved husband Of
Edna NJ. Wrenn tnee Collinsl. son
Wrenn, father OF Mr.. Doris p Hill
and Mrs. Marie A. Spears: broLher
Of Mary r. Greene He also is
survived BY eight grandchildren.
Friends may call ct the Lee Funeral
Home 4th st and Mass ave. ne,
where prayers viii be said at $3.50
am Thursday. April @. Requiem
mass viii be offered at Q am at
St, Francis Xavier Catholic Church.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. g
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GRIFFIN, JOSEPHINE !. An ct1esr

and members OF Bethel
ITO, O o. o. of D. F..
are hereby notified OF the
passing Of Inmate JOSE.
PHINE L. GRIFFIN, .Fu-
neral services will be held
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CANAAN, MARGARET MARY CMAG.

CANAAN MAMnAhEI MARY tMAG-
GIEl. On Tuesday, April z, 1859,
MARGARET MARY CANAAN of 46i6
De Russey pkwy., Chevy Chase, Nd,
home OF Mrs. Marion H, Gates.
Friends are invited to cali at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. where services will be held
on THURSDAY. April o, at Our Lady
Of Lourdes Catholic Church. where
Feauiem mass will be offered at
1880 an. 1nterment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. Recitation of the
rosary on Wednesday, April 8, at
s pm.
CAUSBY, JOHN EDWARD. On Sun
day. April >, 1859, JOHN EDWARD
CAUSBY Of 1889 Capital ave. ne,
brother of Mrs. Hattie Grimes Of
Birmignhsm, Ala, He, also Is sur
viyed by other relatives and friends.
friends are invited TO call At the
Jarvis Chapel. 1889 You st. NV,
Grayeside services and interment
on Thursday, April Q, at Arlington
National Cemetery 1880 am,
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Publicized Community
At one time, Washington
Grove. the treasure of his
heart, was owned by the COM
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uIsHoFF. ALEXANDER. On Mon.

f Fis, Ap aIE&A is9Slhe' sMEsEHoEs q
1900 Westview drive, Silver. Spring,
Nd. beloved husband Of Nell 9iehoa
and devoted father Of Mrs Joseph
K K!Sd Th Hs .s e Is . nTsSe5es s.
sister Mrs BENJAMIN Glass OF
New York. and three brothers, Leon
Bnrk Of Winston Salem, N. c.; VIC
tor and Boris Burk Of New orleans.
neral services at the Bernard Dan.
Zansky q Sons Funeral Home. 1901
14th st. NV on Thursday. April
9. at 10 an Interment King David
Memorial Garden Memorial week,
1925 Jonquil st, NV In lieu OF
flowers. the family suggests con-
tributions may be made to the
Hreat Fund.
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Lane, CHAKLUIIE ILOIIIEl, On
TGoSsTafrk t Ap Eafi 1872 q SaRb bonf,T
Iiiii rd., Mount Rainier, Nd. be.
loved wife of the late william r,
Lane, mother Of Jennings Bryan
Lane Of Clinton, Nd; Arthur Perry
sn ns e H ssThslsy f. " ya ,n Mrs
Md, and Mrs. Virginia L. Miller
OF Washington, ID. c. Friends may
can at Valleys Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave,
ne, where services will be held
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 0
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RoBINsoN. CLAUDE. On monday.
1RsI cL 1SSE Ro Gsss5 nee e Ell si
OF Julia c.. Robinson. father Of
A. r. Of Norton Air Force Base,
California: Claude N. Robinson OF
Pennsauken N j.. Mrs. Norman
= Grant of Pennsauken. N, J.:
u. James s. Robinson, Y. 8. A. r,
?. Knieht 81 Salisbury. Nd. Friends
may call at the s. n. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2eQ1 14th St NV,
lparking faeilities). Services at
For Myer Chapel on THURSDAY,
Animation National cemetsEg.
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SL Ami & rh isss os y he Embassy ssst
Home, 3l4k 18th s., nv, PRoE
cARLos E SsuhE si Ss,evef Sus STH'ne Ct
biIisnna Aehrine Of Germany.
Friends may call ct the Adams
Funeral Home, 474S wisconsin ave;
on Thursday. April 8, ct 2 pm.
interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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aS',i neg 4 Hii:sT E Gs HsiR
Aphans, William, Zurich and Al
phonso Grimm. sister Of Mr., Douglas
3: lewis Of Danville. Va, and Mrs,
& also Is survived By other relatives
and. many friends. After 3 pm
Wednesday. April 8. friends are In
yited TO call At the william spang-
Ter Funeral Home, 524 9Th st. ne.
ESSn nrsday 'e EpS O. vi Pc nsld from Sn
Second Baptist Church. Sd st be-
tween H and Eye SITS. NV Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Q
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BISHOFF, ALEXANDEk. Mithres
~ s.R., id tie valley 81
IN Washington, will conduct
MCN the Lodge Of Perfection
nv er, ALEXANDER BIsH-
" eOFF, K. c. G. H.. on
THURSDAY, April 8. 1859. at 10 m,
at the Danzansky Funeral Home,
1901 l4th st. NV.
RALPH NJ. WOLFE, *. e g.
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CADfPBELL. ROZIER @. At 1915
husband Of Nellie 4. Campbell.
father Of Malcolm L, and Warren
b. Campbell, Mildred Economics,
t Ms5iOn SERVICES eacesk At fnG cbsmbe1s ia.
neral Home. ST. 18th ST. Sc, on
Friday April 10, at 2:30 pm
1nterment Washington National
Cemetery.
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McATEE. OSCAR. On Tuesday. April
OSCAR McATEE OF 1920 Massa-
ehusetts ave. NV. beloved father
O. Mrs. Eleanor n. sherertz Of
McAtee Of WsShineton. D. c.: viii
MeAtee Of Oakton, Va. and Mrs.
Nettie Glass Of Antlers. Okla. I;
grandfather Of William 3. Dsbney.
Services Ct a. the ,a 81 4 Hines Co.
on Friday. April 10. at Il noon
parking faeilitiesl. Interment
Cedar Grove Baptist Churchyard
Cemetery, Cedar Grove, Nd.
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JENKINS, J. ALTON. on wednesday,
vac S1 SHfoS Shi SEs Ii Ar ssIS1sd
husband OF Susie L. Jenkins. son
Of Mrs. Pearl A. jenkins and brother
Of Lester. Thurston and MerreIl
jenkins and Mrs. Iris Withers.
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. Notice Of funeral
ARRANGEMENTS later.
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4 aPF! s ! iSSS; VIa ss5 ssslS 1925,
WIN, mother Of George A. and
MOpSes s. I " do =, yin. and Carrie Z:
Brown. she also leaves iye srand-
children, nieces and nepheWs
Friends may call ct Boyd's Funeral
Home. 1888 Goth st. NV. Funeral
on Saturday April IL, at I pm,
from the Union Wesley A.. N. Z.
Internlent Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry &c 4% sE o y
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JACKSON, GkACE IkENE; On Tues-
s H HsT csnsr Z IA cEi IRENE
Pals Church. va. beloved wife 81
Owen 3, Jackson, mother of Mrs.
Margaret Haug and Mrs. Bette M;
may cali at the ives Funeral Home.
2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
where funeral services viii be held
on Friday, April 10, at 1:45 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry ssss4 sssae
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sh iSso Ms a hex r Sa s4 H &
NV, MARY Z. BEEN, beloved wife
mother Of James Il. Been. ir.. ana
lister q. e ca ,mesbs HsS In nsTal
Home. 1881 Georeia ave, NV.
Requiem mass 1t 81 Anthony's
Church. At . an. fntefments 0len-
fr isS invited. kindly omit howsTs.
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LEWIS, HARLEY. on sunday. April
5, 1859, HARLEY LEWIS Of MARI
eta. Ohio. He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Myra Lewis; three daughters, Mrs.
and Mrs. Bernice Bass: seven grand-
children. three sons-in-law, other
relatives and friends. After Z pm.
WE e; x. April April, s, friends Inay
inteTment on Saturday. April II.
At Marietta, Ohio. Marietta. Ohio,
papers please copyJ 8
LoMAx. THOMAS J. Suddenly, on
Sunday. April g., 1859. at l407
THOMAS ] LoMAX. beloved hus.
band Of Mary Z. Lomax, devoted
son Of William E. and Estelle
stspson. eisSt sisters. four brothers
and host OF other relatives and
friends. BODY will lie IN state 81
Allen Chapel Church. Wheaton. Md !.
after S,T pm, Wsdnssday,u April g, :,
the Rev. Mr. Bell -ofieiatins. IN
ternent Arlington National Gene
terry. Services By Snowden. s
MADDOX. 7. WRIGHT. ON sunday,
April g.. 1859, at Physicians Me-
WRIGHT MADDOX, beloved hus-
sana a IF HA snd Mf sTsSsrds st M.S e.
dox Of La Plata. Nd. brother Of
D. c Remains resting at the Are
hart Funeral Home. Inc. La Plata.
at io;45 am. Funeral services 81
The christ Episcopal Church ii II
am lnterment Mount Rest Gene
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EP Ssss.s I SAf,e Assss.s eSSsz1s|Ns e
loved aunt Of Joseph ] EdWards,
Funeral from the simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. parking facilities). on Thurs.
q 81. feresss Cat csshoIis church,
where mass WIN Be offered at %
D. am, for the yepose Of her soul.
Ess;iSs' and fri 6IS.. i1y,s. s,., In
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HILL, BLANCHE L, Suddenly, on
S Tssidenes, 1 15$s kckesr st.. me-.
BLANCHE L. HILL, devoted wife
Paul Paw a Hill Oe aSS st %SsnsT 81
OF Mrs. Alice Vfeen. She also
leaves to mourn her passing q host
OF other relatives and friends Re-
mains resting at the John Z; Rhines
a Co, Funeral Home, 30l5 18th
after 4 pm. Wednesday. April 8,
and where funeral services will be
held on Thursday. April 8. at IL
am. Interment Woodlawn Gene
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IMMERSION; JAMES DAVID. On sun

JAMES DAVID. On SUM-
day, April s, 1889. ct his residence,
ITO 35th st. Sc. JAMES DAVID
JAMEReON, beloved husband Of
Cora Lee Jamerson, brother Of WI.
and Andrew b Of Lynchhurg. Va:
Johnny W. Jamersofi Of Rustburg.
Va; Mrs. Curtis Eads Of Dundalk.
Nd: Mrs. Ruby. Davidson Of Nor
folk, Va Friends may cali at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Massachusetts, ave ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday. April
2; ct 2;30 pm, Interment Fort
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sa1 d.L WILL1 Isss on %,i Set;s;
SNiALL% Y + S., !S en- Ry:s. .5
Mrs. Ella Addye, brother Of George,
Edward and J. Lawrence smaIlwood.
After 4 pm. Wednesday, April 8.
friends may call at the johnson
Il jenkins Funeral Home. 4s0f Geor-
s BE eve held y p RSnsta IN. si MUSnt
Zion Methodist Church, Lothian.
Nd, the Rev. Evans officiating. In
terment church cemetery.
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Ultrosensitive Device
Shifts Missile Leaks

DETROIT. - One of the
worlds most sensitive instru-
ments has been developed by a
Detroit concern to detect mi
mute fuel leaks that could cause
rocket engines to fail during
missile launchings.
The device is said to be so
sensitive that it can sniff out
leaks so small it would take
more than a year for one
hundredth of an ounce Of gas
to escape undetected through
them.
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Larger U. S. Families
Dominate Increase

NEW YORK.-An analysis Of
Census Bureau figures shows
that families in the United
States with two or more chill
dren under 10 living at home
made up more than 80 per
cent of the total increase in
the number of families in the
country between 1913 and 1869.
Families with three or more
children showed a greater
growth in both number and
proportion during this period
than all the other families put
together.
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What does q home economist want in
. bread?
The same things every mother
wants for her family-goodnesS.
Goodness assured by scientific lab
oratory control in clean bakeries ;.
and top-quality ingredients.
Which is why more women buy
Wonder Bread than any other brand.
They know it helps children grow
bigger and stronger IL ways.
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Food Containers
Lined With Plastic

CLEVELAND.-A new spray
on plastic lining for bulk -four
and sugar containers has been
developed by a Cleveland COM
pany.
The material Is said to be
extremely tough, nontoxic, and
able to resist both moisture and
corrosion.
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OF Wonder Bread today.
(2) Measure your child's height
and weigh him today.
81 See how height and weight in
crease in 3 months; 6 months; each
year.
Fresh And Tender
You should have no trouble getting
your child to eat plenty Of big, new
Wonder Bread.
Because it is fresh with a tender
texture and crust; mountaineering
aroma. And-makes perfect toast.
Get big, new Wonder Bread fresh
from your grocer today.
And start helping your child grow
bigger and stronger IL ways.
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ments in Wonder Bread are compared
with similar amounts contained in
other foods.
This does not suggest that Wonder
Bread take the place Of these other
foods. Or that your child is deficient
in any Of these elements, particularly
cobalt, copper, zinc and manganese.
However, the fact is Wonder Bread
does contain each Of the IL food ele-
ments approximately in the amounts
shown.
Thus, when you give Wonder Bread
to your child, you know you are help
ingyour child grow bigger and stronger
IL ways.
This suggests that you do 3 things:
~ Start your child eating 8 slices
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II Ways 10 Growth
For normal physical and mental de-
velopment, children must get q we'll
balanced diet Of protein, fat, carbo-
hydrates, vitamins and minerals, such
as come in meats, milk, eggs, fruit,
green-leafed and yellow vegetables.
Wonder Bread contains IL essential
food elements that help your child
grow normally.
The amounts OF these IL food ele-
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Col. {. B. Miller,
Butuun March
Survivor, Author

ST. CLOUD, MINI. Feb. 81
(AP) Col. Ernest B. Miller.
81, survivor of the Bataan
death march during World War
II, died last night in st. Cloud
Veterans Hospital.
Col. Miller had been hospi-
talized more than year. He
was adjudged 40 per cent dis
abled after the war.
The Bataan survivor COM
manded the 194th Tank Bat
talon which was stationed in
the Philippines when the Jap
anese attacked Pearl Harbor.
The unit, composed of some 100
men from Brainerd, Mimi,
where Col. Miller lived, fought
a delaying action until forced
to surrender on April 8, 1912.
Col. Miller lost n pounds in
the three years and five months
he was held prisoner.
He was MinnesotaS first Civil
Defense director and was au-
thor of "Bataan Uncensored."
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moving to the Brooke Grove
Foundation last year.
She was a member Of the
Evermsy Club, the Womens
National Democratic Club and
a lifetime member of the Wom-
ems City Club. She was also
one of the founders Of the
All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church, Cathedral avenue and
Woodley place NV.
She leaves a sister, Miss Por-
tia M oberly Of Olney; niece,
Mrs. Robert j. Malone of st.
James, Long Island, N. Y, and
a nephew, John Oberly Rogers
of Houlton, Maine.
Services will be at II am. to-
morrow at All Souls Church
with burial in the Bright FAM
lily plot at Rock Greek Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Frank Steele Bright,
Widow of Attorney Here
Mrs. Frank Steele Bright, a

Mrs. Frank Steele Bright, a
Washington resident for al
most rs years, died Thursday
at the Brooke Grove Founda-
ton in Olney, Md.
Mrs. Bright, who was "a, was
the widow of Frank Steele
Bright, a Washington lawyer
who died in 1912.
The former Gertrude Oberly
of Wooster, Ohio, she came to
Washington with her family in
the 1905.
Her father, John H. Oberly,
served in both administrations
of Grover Cleveland, first as
superintendent of In dian
schools, then as civil service
commissioner and later as
commissioner of Indian affairs
Mrs. Bright was descended
from Revolutionary War stock
on both sides of her family. A
great-grandfather, John Carr
a friend and neighbor of Gen
Mad Anthony Wayne-lost a
leg at the Battle of German
town. Her other great-grand-
father, John Hemphill, fought
at the Battle of Brandywine
and in other Revolutionary
battles.
Mrs. Bright lived for many
years in Georgetown and at the
Dresden Apartments, 2l26 Con-
necticut avenue NV, before