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Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-14
Test Case

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 The suit will ask that the del- endants be adjudged to have no right, title, interest or demand or control over the said proper ty, and that the cloud upon the title, caused by the restricted deed, be removed.
 MT. Nachand bought the land. part of Lot 8, Block IS, from William A. and Stella Anderson, who in turn acquired title in fee simple from William Anderson's mother.
 The mother, in turn, received the title from her husband on his demise, and the husband, Andrew Anderson, got title in a conveyance from Leonidas Vol koff dated April 25, 1889. The title of Vojkoff. according to doc- uments still in existence, was given to him in fee simple as a Russian subject" by P. S'ak- sontoff, late governor of the Russian Colonies in Amerca, on May 23, 1868.
 It is the contention of the complaint that as a title from g Russian subject, the land office never had any right or title or trusteeship; and that the same applies to the Secretary of the \
 Interior
 A volumineus brief prepared for the case points out that at the time of the purchase of Alas ka rights of all Russian citizens who remained in Alaska were guaranteed, and not to be abrog- a.ed in any way, and that the title of the land, deriving from a Russian citizen, should not be subject to any alienation, by re- stricted deed or otherwise Time for the hearing in the case will probably depend on the action of the defendants I
Evening star., 1946-09-27

+ = Saf Sif'T FAvHss VIZ ns$''
WAITRESS, WAIT as expepensed pGhs sgi in food and Set
up service, for either day or night work;
large modern restaurant lust reopened for
conditions, tips above average; meals and
e. e one e ( t the ssss s waitress jobs in sexn,
WAITRESS. exp. good tips suaranteed
Isgn4s tHR snpf f @sns Eve 9skns
WOMAN. young, TO sell cigars and cos
n1etics in modern drugstore, vicinity silver
Spring; good hours and pay. sH. 30l3.
WOMAN. white. to clean doctors once
l hour daily, or day week. Box 1866
WOMAN for office work, must be sood at
figures, also good penmanship desirable:
NTH NJ sunay Meals W0rs se hSsr' Mr ss sars
and z. o'DoNNELL' SEA GRILL 1907
WOMEN--starting rates up to sas per
week at the telephone, company for ap-
Increases during the hIst year: excellent
pay. pleasant working conditions. steady
ssmploymsnt Il You are under ss, sall e,
sfoSsa slsEs sssl $rRRsSu5saH SaE 81 s5EsAfESkS &
wk, for cafeteria WORK M Meals and M sSf other +
adyantages. Apply MRS. sELTzER or
MISS GREER, 3027 14th st. NV. between
g. and II am or 2 to pm. --2s
WOMEN GO) for Photographic finishing
plant. Apply GoLDCRAFT PORTRAITS.
5l6 18th st. NV. --2S
WOMAN, white. to stay in: Hyattsville
area cook. help with children and house
work: rm., board and S25 week. EN- 4949
eve. OR. 2e13. 2Ss
WOMAN, white, age 30-4O. to spend 2-3
hrs. day. In ONCE on phone calls and
live and take care Of nice home; must be
able to cook: 2 adults, father. and son.
This Is good position to right person
Must furnish references; Catholic pre-
ferred. Box 1910, Star. Ii
WOMAN. young, for general once duties
including typinE, IN local private school
Interesting work, pleasant conditions 80
hour week, Apply by letter givine educa-
tion, experiences and salary desired TO
Box 3S4.H. Star. --29
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HELP MEN.

ssaay nan n an e.sb.Sso 3s fer rm snc5s rs
Ssx9q WxTcGS.Is AsE for na[sI Mr. McdREaoR NJ @ xna
9'sfS oee HoTEL to sFAfRhR a ARPlS
WEATHEk a1a + iiii n 'ssrRrppERs ca. permanent s
and tools. FLAHERTY' Bros, NC.
WOOL M 8Tfs rUad and ns Vet cleaner sa eap
peTmanent position. Phone Alexandria
INTERNATIONAL CARRIER wants fight
signments. draft-exempt, applicants must
hold T. erSate age 2lsb
on heavy multi-engtne type aircraft or
sTaduate st arer9nauttical r,r. ensineers year;
etsenshp % for pssspors procurement s nens pso0 Ad
dress inquiries to Personnel Relations Dept,
TTRAlNs71W'soRddD AlNs1W'sooRdd AAIRLIN5s, AAF Annex
No. l, R Bldg e., Em. 1884. National Air
HRLNGToN aYsi. Rsi.NHaTFoiSSFESi FiESSviERsrMENr CO.. INC,
Real estate statesmen wanted for one Of
accounts furnished. car necessary. Gil.
FINANCIAL !rS I'll TTNsFsSTIrurIoN offers attrac-
tious veteran train for future branch man
ss so0u anaer es1n II s a o kehs must
high school graduate or better, clean-cut
Rd RqeS pSo5s Feoqrd Apply to Mr. a
-27
WILL CALL OR SERVICE DESK clerk.
good salary. plea SAINT working conditions.
opportunity for advancement Apply office,
THk YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F st. n W.
90
SALARY and lucrative commission avail
able to men TO work In progressive real
estate onhce with branches in Bethesda
end Petworth; car essential: preference
given to vets. OIL 3432, RA. 0S00 rs
WHITE, experience not necessary; good
worker interested learning florist trade;
must have Md. chauffeurs license. Apply
go
ATTENTION, storm window salesmen--we
have the finest combination aluminium
storm window on the market today; unlim-
tied delivery 3 to weeks: we pay 20ae to
25Te commissions on approval. Apply in
ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOW CO, s32
Shepherd St NV 30
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HELP WOMEN.

ssias. aass III sas s' 't5s Co. sss
%ks'rrzss, I!'a AND r.sk.Rssdss, wsss.
YoGSd YoGS SoTR GiRts 81 10 work In stockroom. full
1s %sns e'' AopIs @ bsYoPs SsPs'Sa noon. B8sr GO.
foGGNG LADY 10 sell phonessaph records
and assist with off.ce work: hours IL noon
TO 9 pm. COLONY RADIO. olls Georgia
YOUNG LADY; experienced .!s,,s,s ,P ss,,cl sss,,s,l
ssntiaI clean. bright worsins conditions
hours, $40 to 5. 5-day week; starting sal
BIC piicants 0 need % not p' appiy Unless iners.sd
In learning the business and desiring steady
G.tqP ss.r Tas Taesday TO 6 5ef fs $685. Star a0'
YOUNG LADY, assistant to car settlement
CLERK and for title clerk for large auto
finance company experience; must be good
typist; attractive salary and workins con"
ditions; 6ta-day week; splendid opportu-
ps i0' saS Mr. HR' WHITE WHITE 81 $500
YOUNG WOMEN for bank work, teiissrs
piy IL psrson' NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK.
MARRiRb f'f fwooMAN or widow for re.poosssi- osi
canvassins. p. o. 1908. washington. D. c.
YOUNG WOMEN who are high school
graduates and single. some knowledge of
typing, for general once work; permanent
positions. working conditions are ideal:
salary you will be satisfied with and Ave
MAISONETTE FROCkS need 8 representa-
tives full or part time. Fall suits, dresses.
raincoats, etc, now available. For exclusive
fyf RsesaaIpIo VII. vRef osias stss and
California; Have opening in our sales
orsanization; permanent; references: expe-
rience not essential, we train you: age
2l 80; $40 guaranteed weekly salary plus
commission, transportation. MRS. KEL-
LOGG, Hotel BURLINGTON, ll:30 a m g I: m.
No telephone calls. a1s
a LADY WOULD LIKE registered nurse a.
companion, prefer one with some secre-
tarial training. must be willing to travel:
rm; With pvt. bath, much free time. Box
WoUiD Miss pRrscoLL who answered
the ad for COMPANION. please contact
MRS ACKLIN, UN. 47Se. as soon as pos
TEMPORARY WORK on advertising; rs
cents an hour; no exper. REQUIRED. Apply
Mr. Williams. CASTELBERG'S JEWELRY
WANTED-oirls with telephone, to work in
their homes BOX 4lT-G, Star. .-2s
EXPERIENCED for drug or cosmetic coun-
ter; ) to IL. good pay. DALEY DRUG
STORE, 1874 Florida ave. ne. -27
EXPERIENCED drug and cosmetic girl
to II. no Sundays, good pay. DAILY
DRUG, 1924 Florida ave. me- --2S
Evening star., 1946-09-27
HELP DOMESTIC.

CooK1Fully experienced white cook for .
as lob ct S3o vssky pH, nice private
fSsedS fsfssSS ssss or write scs s's sssR
COOKS, must be experienced and rtlaiSle:
white or ,colored: S11O per mo, room. and
sSs5a plsss Ei'' IS iss''#1iKs #sss KIRK. MRS
COOK, eoiored, upstairs work; other help
eempIl9Sea' eaI Wo s4Ss lss in or stay some nights
COOK, experienced, fond of children; sood
salary private room and bath 1st aoor.
Sookoc s. |, small apt! & DAYS AS, wt gao
COOK. sh.s personsI nid'l Laundry; @ help care
srss, shildFsia' ri1 ,sss lss in s@5 week rsier-
COOK o n; exp, for, for small adult family, hotel
sfS i've a SIS S' vsss sa'' Box as & s
COOK AND G.H.w.. 4 m through dinner.
ws Hs AD sssd ss ss aas e.
cooK-HoUsEKEEpER. gentleman living
cow loes. n.w S excsi S position for fss sespen. an
siele. honest coiored woman, who is good
CO. cook ushf end want wants perm place Much time
COOK AND HoUsEwoRKER, exper.; pref
n FAMILY i've EhV N or hos oa vGfses ys Se Jsss s
3 -yk. MRS. BowDAN. hD. SssS'l l-27
CosrLe Lsrt for coosng general house ana
Sl;kNsKRAL HoysEwoRkER AND COOK, =
d asfd 'frGsia S aPnsf ty rssr ssR
shfsss afsERaE rs wi an9 27e sookns
bath EN-. 2o8o. Ies
GIRL for gh:x and care ot young child:
Friday. Call WA. 4975.
G.H.W.. small wash; hours. II am. to
5;so dinner; sl5 week and carfare. SO v
e'ao; 5-days week, references. EN-. 1899.
vt faoq ao ssRs sShdf, ea Hpios VIZ
G.Hw.-CooK: live in, upstairs room; nice
nons; &c "a near bus; good salary; refersnes.
81. CIV rsse sSed is2n's s s5 seGas ss 4R so
aopssKE1PkH 70. Ss,psaa sog must be neat and elssn
neutrality-suspicious., live in. upstairs
capable and experienced woman who can
help with care OF new baby. 81. $3.50.
HoUsEKEEPER. for rectory. white; GOOD
salary and beard. Box 170-G, Star. go
HOUSEKEEPER. Army colonel with small
children. Call EN-. 1854 after 6 pm. --2S
HousEKEEPER. live in; 2 permanent posi-
ti9n; tSE3 must be reliable Good salary. EN-.
HOUSEkEEPER. white. live in, cook break
fast and dinner, help with , school-ass
children; no heavy cleaning and no laun-
tween and 9 pm. =
HouSEKEEPER, middle aged. white. for
Catholic church rectory, washington.
.Ds E. Must be able to cook. Write Box
TSHr Tas sD SEW E.ss,. clean Essss s
or apply $40 Tuscarawas I'd. after 4:so.
MAID liye in, ultimate salary, $40 week;
cook and light housework; other help. EN-.
MAID for shw., day q week. Phone
MA. 6716 until 4 pm.
good cook. Chestnut os4e. as
MAD MAI to wsits lys in slS month"; with
traetive. room. private bath. radio, liberal
references necessary. OR: s4Is: -s7
SALARY: SIS a week to start. Cali AD.
% pSfsqsa n sethesds SssfvseR NV no wash
tena Of ehiidfsn;' ' refs; 0s1S $3.50 Sonsh' vi. WI
PART TIME in Hyattsvine; general house
weTs SpIsr, ET VA ;v9SN 3s4SN ..,.
SSs aS" I've IN '' Cal Il dss3sa ss E.
WOMAN, white, settled. for general house,
work in country home, small children,
Good salary and time OF Pleasant up
stairs room. Only women interested in
5ossP Write nfss S. RG sRR pRsRsE
DO YOU WANT pleasant home and can
4 ia
4 " and 10 months; white schoolgirl pre-
ferred; SIS. SH. 1920. -27
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started; kept
aScoGsTaST Az sSa4 .nd.
Welcome. Drop caro- to Box s 500 s'?i: s,aT.
auTo AZ Rsfs9fe %EcHnSics ftysT HELPER eolored OF
5ds / e iyfs. experience; own hand tools, -eE.
BOOKKEEPER. machine operator, desires
connection, hish-class firm: no third rAters
please; 5-day week; sos, Box 1901 Star.
CONSTRUCTION corporation accountant
and procurement; once manager;- inven-
ii years. LIB. NO Now eSsnhs eompI.tins s $1,000 90
per annum assignment Desires perm. po-
sU9 5sf5 south th ard i'ufa ST., Hrl. Va. AossS'
Ex-CoMMANDER. 35, married. B. g. de-
gree, years teaching experience. os
months overseas duty communication: in
FRANCIS, Warfield 1885. 29s
Ex-GI. journalism student, %, newspa-
per and CLERICAL experience. desires part
sssarsS s%s SSFf sds s5ssrnsen' s Star evening"
power plants--Estimator desires position
ineluding deslsnins, purchasing and job
SUPERVISION. Phone Chestnut 1855. 27'
Law STUDENT, ex-Army captain. ex-opA
economist, desires part-time interesting,
lucrative employment Box ASST ,S. Star.
Law STUDENT, Georsetown Univ. vet;
B. s. in accounting with bus. and person.
mel exper., desires interesting work: avail
after IL noon daily. Box 256-J, star.
MAN. colored, wants Job as stoekmsn,
porter. etc. Call 81 pm, LU. 6136. 2fs
NAN NAN wants position as ianitor. CAY !R.
MAN. eolored, would like stock clerk or
file clerk; veteran, high school education.
DE S415.
MAN, white, wants evenings work from
q to 12; steady, sober worker; elevator or
switchboard. 0lebe 7642. 20.
MASTER OF ARTS, Harvard University,
whose plans for teaching career inter-
rLpted BY war service, seeks position. pref
ersbly in boys school, although other Of
fers considered. Widely travelled, private
school BACKGROUND Especially equipped
advanced French. Latin, history, Enslish.
etc. Box 1851. Star. 2Ss
PART-TIME EVENING WORK, ell pm,
plumbers helper, painters or mechanics
helper; some machine shop experience. OR.
RETIRED chief warrant oticer, U. 9, n,
desires position as Waterman or msinte-
nance man In building or plant. Seven
years experience in air conditioning and
maintenance In Federal buildings Must
be permanent. AGE So. Good physical
condition. Box s53-J, Star. 29s
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1946-09-27
HELP MEN ond WOMEN.

FURNITURE SALESMAN or saleslady. ex-
cellent salary and commission, 6-day
week, Mon. through Wed. $50 to 6 pm.
Thurs through Sat, $3.50 to y pm. Box
2b1-J. Star. 90
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for married couple
with car. eXper. in drapery and slip cover
work; man to cut on the iob and lady to
sew in own home; established firm is ex-
panding. Call in person, JOHN LIGON,
WANTED, COuPLE-White. American or
foreign. for g.h.w. and cook; good salary,
provisions and attractive living quarters
furnished. on estate near Washington.
Box 304-J, Star. 29s
MARKER for dry cleaning dept, must have
some experience; good salary and workins
DERERS, 2149 Queens Chapel rd. ne,
near Bladensburg rd. and New York ave
Evening star., 1946-09-27

r National Com
lom, progressive.
For appointment
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STENOGRApuE

STENOGRABHER
neat and accur.
experience not e.
5 h days, paid va
at l.. p. STEUAR1
STENOGRAPHER,
starting salary. 3
days to $40 weel
education. Box 4
STENOGRAPHER, R,
ambitious a young
in learning hotel
for advancement.
HOTEL STATLEF
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Apply 1904 East

AN in large den-
sary' good salary
for a appointment.
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CONTINUED on Next Paee9
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Mrs. {. A. Bartlett
Dies in Alexandra

Mrs. Charles A. Bartlett, Hunting
Terrace Apartments, Alexandria
died Tuesday at Alexandria Hos
pital after AN illness of several
months.
She became i'll in Florida In
February and for a week before
her death was a patient at the
hospital
Mrs. Bartlett was a native OF
Nebraska. but had lived most OF
her life in Alexandria. She was a
member of the Alexandria Woman s
Club. Women of Rotary and the
Martha Washington Chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are her husband and
two daughters, Mrs. H. H. Martin
9l0 Junior street. and Mrs. Frank
B. Stover, 802 West View Terrace
both of Alexandria; three sisters
Mrs. Sadie Nalley and Miss Alice
F. Roberts, both of Arlington, and
Mrs. L. H. Taylor. Lincoln, Va; a
brother. Spencer Roberts, OF Hills
boro, Va, and seven grandchildren
Funeral services will be held at
10 a. m. tomorrow at the Orthodox
Quaker Church at Lincoln with
burial in a nearby cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Mrs. Eisenhower's Five Sons
Gathering at Home for Funeral

wishes for quiet services. Only men,
bers of the immediate family will
attend rites at the home, but stores
will close for an hour for the grave
side services. Mrs. Eisenhower will
be buried in the family plot in the
cemetery here beside her husband,
David, who died in 1912.
Despite her advanced years. Mrs.
Eisenhower's death came unexpect-
edly. She had been extremely active
right up to her last hours and until
two years ago drove her own car.
Her chief interest was her family
and her pride In her son. who be-
came Supreme Allied Commander
in Europe. appeared no greater to
her friends and neighbors than that
in her four other sons.
She had lived in the same modest
white frame house for half a CEN
tury. 1t stands across the street
from the elementary school where
her sons received their early educa-
ton.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Navy Lists |. J. T. Babineau
As Dead in PHILIPPINES

Leo Joseph Edward Babineau, %
aviation machinist's mate, second
class, listed as missing in action
since July 80, 1945, now is regarded
as dead, the Navy Department has
informed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Babineau. 301 Eleventh
street Sc.
Mr.. Babineau was reported miss
ing in the Philippines when the
Liberator bomber on which he was
serving failed to return from a mis-
sion.
Born in Moncton. Canada, Mr..
Babineau came to Washington with
his parents about IL years ago. He
was graduated from Eastern High
School in 194I and served as an
apprentice machinist at the WASH
ington Navy Yard, now the Naval
Gun Factory, before entering the
Navy nearly four years. ago. He
was sent to the Pacific in January
1914. His father is employed at the
Naval Gun Factory.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
James D. Cushman Dies;
Veteran Of Spanish War

James David Cushman, 10, of 1514
North Fillmore street, Arlington, q
veteran Of the Spanish-Americar
War, died yesterday at private
sanitarium at Waynesboro, Va.
Mr.. Cushman, resident of Airing
ton County for 80 years, was an in.
spector of supplies in the Quarter
master Corps before retiring in 1912
He was a member of the Board OF
Oeaccns of the Clarendon Presbyter-
ian Church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sa
die Catherine Cushman; two daugh-
ters by a previous marriage, Mrs
ireland Chew and Mrs. GLADYS
Ritchey, both of Arlington: sister
Mrs. Frances America of Washing
ton: two brothers. Merritt Cushman
Of Milwaukee, and Edward Cushman
Owosso, Mich.
Funeral services will be held al
HIS am Saturday at Ives Funeral
Home, 2847 Wilson boulevard, fol-
lowed by burial in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Mrs. William W. Keck
Dies Of Brief Illness

Mrs. Inez De Montreville Keck, 10
wife of william w. Keck, retired
assistant vice president of the
American Security a. Trust Co, died
yesterday in the Suburban Hospital
Bethesda, after brief illness.
A native of st. Paul. MINI. Mrs
Keck came to Washington with her
parents as a child. She was the
sister of Eugene De Montreville
better known as Gene De Mont.
who was Washington shortstop in
1895 and 1896. and of Leon De Mon
treville, who played for the st, Louis
National League team at the turn
OF the century. Gene De Mont
played ball with Clark Griffith, now
owner of the Nationals. on the Chi
cago club in 1897 and 1898. He also
was a member of the Baltimore and
Toronto teams. He died several
years ago.
Mrs Keck's husband retired last
year after being associated with the
American Security g. Trust Co. for
50 years Mrs. Keck was a member
of the Keller Memorial Church. The
Keck home is at 4123 Harrison street
NV.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Keck
is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Edna
Lusby Martin and Mrs. Eva De
Montreville Shore, both of Wash
ington; a brother, Leon De Montre-
vile, Bardonia, N. Y, and several
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at
230 pm. tomorrow at the Chevy
Chase funeral home. 5103 Wisconsin
avenue NV Burial will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Funeral Rites Scheduled
For Mrs. Eveina GIeaves

Funeral services for Mrs. Evelina
Heap Gleaves, widow of Admiral
Albert Gleaves, who died Tuesday
in Wynnewood. Pa. at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Albert M. Cohen
were to be held at 2:3O pm. today
in the Fort Myer Chapel. Burial
was to be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Admiral Gleaves, who died in 1887
lived in Washington for many years
During World War I, he commanded
the cruiser and transport force in
charge of transporting troops to
Europe. Before retirement in 1926
he was in command of the Asiatic
Fleet.
Besides her daughter, Mrs
Gleaves is survived by five grand
children and one great-grandchild
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Waller ". Ruding Dies;
Secret Service Worker

Funeral services for Walter Whit
taker Ruding, 43, who died Tuesday
after a two-month illness at his
home, 256 North Thomas street, Ar
lington, will be held at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Ives funeral home,
Clarendon Burial will be in Con-
gressional Cemetery.
Born in Arlington, Mr.. Ruding
entered Government service on
graduation from grammar school
He would have completed 80 years
service this year. He was with the
United States Secret Service at the
time Of his death, but until a year
9eo was civilian clerk in the Coast
Guard,
He is survived by his widow, Mrs,
Dicey Ruding; his mother, Mrs
Virgie Hauser: a SON. Walter G
Ruding, all of Arlington, and two
sisters, Mrs. Louise King Washing
ton. and Mrs. Ellen Sprague, Phila-
delphia.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Dfatha

WOODFORK, KATIE. Departed this life
on Monday, September 9. 1916, at her resi-
dence. 1921 3rd st. NV, KATIE WOOD
FORK. beloved mother of Sylvester r
Woodfork. sr.. and Mrs. Rosa Scott She
also leaves nine grandchildren, five nieces
two nephews, daughter in law, Mrs Ethel
Woodfork. and other relatives and friends
Friends are cordially invited to view the
remains after 8 pm. Friday, September Ii,
at the above residence Funeral Saturday
September IA, at l pm. from Galbraith
A. M E. Zion Church. 9Th st. between L
and M SITS NV Interment Harmony Gem
etery. Arrangements by Barbour Bros. AS
K St ne. 13
WRIGHT. ALFRED. On Wednesday,
September II, 1876: at Suburban Hospital.
18th ST. NV, father of Mrs Marietta
Norris, Mrs. Thelma Turner. Mrs. Audrey
Barehausen. and brother of Mrs. Clara
Roberts and Mrs Mildred ODonnen. Serv-
ices at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
29Ol 14th st. NV, on Saturday, Septem
Der -, at , pm. Interment Cedar Hill
MauS oleum ia
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Cos Tonk Leak Delays
Pucusun Dreumbout
BY the Associoied Pres,

HONOLULU, Sept. 12.-The take
+off Of the Pacusan Dreamboat for a
flight across the roof of the world to
Cairo has been delayed for several
days by discovery Of a gasoline tank
leak.
The announcement said the de-
fective wing tank would be rembved
and flown to the mainland for re-
pairs. The giant bomber had been
scheduled to take off tomorrow
weather permitting.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Silver Spring Man Seized
On Lottery CHARGES

Continuing their anti-gambling
drive, Montgomery County police
yesterday arrested Elwood Cramer,
%, of the TOO block OF Dartmouth
avenue, Silver Spring on charge
OF operating lottery.
Police said numbers slips were
found on Cramer when he was seized
while making telephone cali in a
Silver Spring restaurant. He was
released under $500 bond pending a
hearing at 1870 pm. Tuesday in
Silver Spring Police Court.
1t was the second gambling arrest
made by county police in three days.
Wilbur Morrow. 50. was arrested
Monday in raid on house in the
500 block of Ritchie avenue. Silver
Spring. Morrow also Is scheduled
to appear at hearing Tuesday in
Silver Spring Police Court.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
~ the Associated Press

ABILENE. Kans.. Sept. 12-The
five sons of one of the Nations most
famous mothers were returning
humbly to their boyhood home here
today to pay final tribute to Mrs
Ida Stover Eisenhower. who died of
a heart attack yesterday at "a.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower was
on his way from Washington by
train, accompanied by his wife and
another brother. Earl D. Eisenhower
of Charleroi, Pa. chemical engi-
neer.
Two other sons, Milton S. Eisen-
hover, president of Kansas State
College. and Arthur B. Eisenhower
a Kansas City banker, are here pre-
pairing arrangements for funeral
services tomorrow afternoon. The
fifth son, Edgar, Tacoma wash }
attorney, also was on his way here.
Residents of this Central Kansas
town prepared to follow family
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Dr.. Gilbert {. Sell, 81,
Noted Chemist, Dies
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Dr.
Gilbert E. Sell, 81, nationally known
chemist and metallurgist, died yes
terday at Pennsylvania Hospital
following recent operation.
A native of Brooklyn, DR.. Sell was
educated at Rutgers University, Co
lumbia University and the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh He was a fell
low at Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh.
from 1920 to 1923 and from 1923
to 1926 headed the pioneer research
division of the Koppers Co. Later
he was a technical director of E. J.
Lavino e. Co, Philadelphia, and a
consultant for Day g. Zimmerman,
Inc, engineers.
DR.. Sell held patent rights on
gas publication. aeration, gas and
oil burners, organic acids and other
processes