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Evening star., 1946-07-23
Capt. Roscoe F. DiIIen, 65,
Dies on Visit 10 Indiana

Capt. Roscoe r. Dillen. 65, U. S.
N, retired, former deputy chief Of
staff Of the Military District OF
Washington. died early today in
Camden, Ind. where he was visiting
his mother. Mrs Henrietta Dillen.
His home was at 2311 Connecticut
avenue NV
Capt Dillen was born in Camden
and entered the Navy in 1900 after
being graduated from the Naval
Academy. He also was a graduate
of both the Naval and Army War
Colleges Retiring in 1889. he was
recalled TO active duty at the out
break of World War II and was with
the military district here from
August, 1912, to October. 1945, when
he returned to inactive duty.
Surviving besides his mother are
his widow, Mrs Elizabeth Dillen;
son, Goodwin A Dillen, New York,
and two grandsons.
Another son, 1t. Roscoe F. Dlllen.
jr., was lost while serving aboard
the submarine Shark. which was
declared missing after failure to
return from patrol duty in Febru-
airy, 1912 This was the first sub
marine lost in the war.
Funeral arrangements Will be
announced later. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Dratha
WELSH. LAWRENCE AMo,

WELSH. LAWRENCE AMOS. On Sun
Gay. July y, 1886. al his residence,
Scagssyille Howard County, Md, LAW.
RENEE AMOS WELSH, beloved husband
Mrs, Dora Lee King. Mrs. Alice L. Gates;
services at Emmanuel Church. Scaggsville.
on Tuesday. July %, at $50 pm. In
terment in the National Capitol Memorial
Park. 23
WRACKS, HARRIET. Departed this life
dence, 201S st. nv HARRIET WRACK.
She leaves to mourn their loss one foster
son. tour nieces. two I ephewS and host
OF other relatives and friends. Remains
You ST. NV Funeral Wednesday. July ~
al 10 pm from the above funeral home,
Bishop Henson oficiating. 1nterment
WoodlaVn Cemetery.
YATES, SARAH. Departed this life OF
Hospital SARAH YATES. devoted friend of
Mrs Viola Mitchell. Remains may be
viewed at Barnes g. Matthews Funeral
Home. 614 4th st. ,s,w,, after pm, Tues
ices will be held wednesday. July "a: at l
pm, Rev. R. Randall officiating. Inter
ment Payne'S Cemetery.
90, 1916. JAMES P. YONG, 6e1oy; de1oted 'a5a son
of Walker and Catherine Young. brother
Of Walker. jr.; Rooert and Lula Virginia
Young nephew of Beatrice Byrd, Lillian
Hill Irene Morton. Mary Davis, Maud and
John Phelps: After > PIT. Wednesdsy.
NV, where services viii De held on Thurs
day. July %, at L pm, 1nterment Har-
mony Cemetery. "A
Evening star., 1946-07-23
36 Killed, SIS Injured
In Maryland June Traffic
By the Associoteo Press

BALTIMORE, July Thirty
six persons were killed in Maryland
during June as the result of traffic
accidents and Cos were injured. the
Maryland Traffic Commission re-
ported today.
OF the persons killed. SO per cent
were pedestrians. four in Baltimore
City and nine in the counties.
Eight counties experienced IA
tality-free month. While on the
other hand nine persons were killed
in Baltimore County and SIX in
Prince Georges County.
The State Roads Commission re-
ported meanwhile that traffic over
Maryland roads last months in
creased 4762 per cent over the total
for June. 1945. Photo-electric coun-
ters at 13 highway points counted
1,57479l vehicles as against 1906
748 tailed in June. l945
Evening star., 1946-07-23
J.f. Collins, D. {. Emp|oye
For 28 Years, Dies at 83

Requiem mass for James F Col
Inns, 83, retired District Water De-
partment employe, who died in Sib-
ley Hospital Sunday after long
illness, will be held at 9 am. Thurs
DAY in ST, Anthony's Church. The
mass will be preceded by a brief
service at $50 am. at the resi-
dence. 2725 Sixth street NE.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
A native Of Baltimore MIR Col
Inns came TO Washington 63 wears
ago, He was employed by the Dis
trlct for % years.
He attended ST. Anthonys Church
and was member OF the Holy
Name Society.
MI. Collins is survived by three
daughters, Miss Cecilia B Collins
Mrs. Mary A. Ryan and Mrs. Ana
Stastia Harden: a brother. Michael
Collins and five granddaughters. all
of WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Swimming Lessons Save
Boy Swept Into Storm Drain
BY the A,:ocio ed Press

BALTIMORE, July 23-Swim-
ming lessons he took with the Boy
Scouts saved 12-year-old Billy
Kerns' life yesterday when he fell
into a rain-swollen stream and was
washed quarter of mile through
storm drain.
He emerged at the other end OF
the sewer with nothing more than
a few bruises and decorations OF
the head and face
I didn't yell because it wasn't
any use, and besides, Ia get a
mouth full of water if I did" Billy
said
1T seemed like 10 years"
Billy credited his Boy Scout train
ing with enabling him to keep his
head-and keep it above water.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Rites Listed for VA Emp|oye
Drowned Rescuinq Niece

Requiem mass for William Edward
Mitchell, 48, Veterans Administra-
ton employe who drowned Sunday
in Chesapeake Bay at Sunset Beach,
will be said at 9 am. Thursday at
ST. Francis Xavier Church. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery
Mr.. Mitchell, who lived at 1927
D street Sc, was drowned in rescu-
ing his 6-year-old niece, Joan
Brown. who slipped from sand bar
into deep water about so yards from
shore He was able to get to the
child and pass her to other people
until she was safe on the beach.
Mr. Mitchell, however, sank in the
deep water. His body was recovered
yesterday after an allnight search.
He is survived by his father, F.
Edward Mitchell, and daughter
Mrs. Thomas Ullman of Silver
Spring; a sister, Mrs Herbert l.
Brown, whom he was visiting at
Sunset Beach, and brother, Walter
S. Mitchell. Washington.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Charles A. Noyce, 96, Dies;
Helped Bury Custer S Men
By fhe Associotea prsss

NEWBURYPORT, Mass, July %
Charles A. Noyce, 96. who helped
bury many OF the victims of the
battle of Little Big Horn in 1876
died yesterday at his home
Mr.. Noyce. working as a Govern
ment surveyor miles from the
Montana battle-ground where Gen.
George A. Clusters 7th Cavalry made
its last stand" against Chief Sitting
Bull and his Indians during the
Sioux Indian War. helped TO bury
251 of the 276 soldiers killed.
He was a descendant of Enoch
Noyce who. with a Hessian soldier,
is reputed to have begun the manu-
facture of combs in this country.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
New Envoy Disc|aim,
Any YueosIav Plans
For Coup al Trieste
By kewboId Noyes, Jr.

YugoslaVla will not be provoked
into compromising the peace" oven
the Trieste issue, will not attempt
coup in the disputed Adriatic port
and will not send its Partisan army
marching against the territory of
Venezia- -Giulia, according to Ssva
KosanoVitch, new Yugoslav Ambas-
sador to the United States. But, he
adds graphically, Yugoslavia will not
accept an international decision
which does not give her Venezia-
Giulia, including Trieste.
Mr.. kosanovitch Gid not make
clear to reporters yesterday what
his country will do in case the
italian peace treaty fails to award
Trieste to the Yugoslavs. He hint
ed, however, that if the seaport be-
comes part of an internationalized
zone-a proposal recently agreed
upon by the Big -Four Foreign Min
listers i'll PariS-Yugoslavia will not
60 out of its way to contribute to
its prosperity.
IF We do not get Trieste, We
would of course not be compelled
to help Trieste by providing Cen
tral Europe with easy access to the
port across the Yugoslav hinter-
land" Mr. KosanoVitch explained
I'VE would build up our own ports
1t is for this reason that the people
Of Trieste, as we'll as of Central Eu-
rope. favor YugoslaVia' 5 claim to the
city
Nephew of Tesla.
The Serbian diplomat, nephew
of the famed Yugoslay- American
inventor. Nicola Tesla. and a former
Minister of Information in the Tito
government. acquitted himself we'll
at his first formal press conference
here. Tugglne thoughtfully at con-
servative black Suspenders, he twist
ed himself into contortionist knots
on an Embassy sofa as he faced a
barrage of difficult questions.
Somebody reminded him that as
Minister of Information he had sew
eral times accused Western powers.
and particularly their press. of as
suming "tendentious' positions. He
was asked: What did he mean,
'tendentlouS'
When I speak of internatio af-
fairs in relation to Yugoslavia. I cali
views opposed TO ours 'tendentious >
the Ambassador replied with a grin
Cause Nervous Feeling"
AS the laughter subsided. Mr.
kosanoVltch explained seriously he
thought American press reports. &C
cordlng to which Marshal Tito was
dead one day and Vice Premier Ed
ward Kardelj kidnapped the next
were not only 'tendentious, but also
contributory to nervous feelings.
nervous solutions and reactions 10
critical situations
. Mr.. kCsanovitch also.
Categorically denied published al
legations that the late Gen. ORA ia
Mlhailovitch was tortured prior To
his recent trial in Belgrade.
Said it was mistake TO think of
the Mihalloyitch trial as "ideolog
ical' Gen. Mihailoyitach. he as
serted, vas q collaboration, and had
always been one.
Said Yugoslavia had received no
shipments of grain from Russia since
lust after the end of the war.
/ Avoided question as to how the
Yugoslavs felt about Russian grain
shipments 10 France this spring
when none went TO Yugoslavia.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
700 Social Security
Jobs Open in Baltimore
By the As>ocioted Press

BALTIMORE, July 23.-The So
cial Security Administration an
nounced today that TOO persons We're
needed to fill clerical. machine op-
orator and card punch operator po-
sitions in its Baltimore Office.
Miss Esther Sholl, chief of re-
cruitment and placement, said posi-
tions were open for both men and
women in the accounting operations
division, located in the Gambler
Building
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Suit Seeks to Revoke
Kentucky KIon Charter
b. the Associo.ed oresx

FRANKFORT, KY. July 23,-Sut
10 revoke the ku KluX Khan Ken
lucky charter was filed by Attorney
General Eldon S. Dummit in Circuit
Court here Yesterday.
The petition charged the organi-
zation had misused It's charter and
had failed TO comply with Kentucky
law governing corporations
It's objectlveS were described as
benevolent and eIemoSynary" in
obtaining corporate rights in Ken
lucky. the suit declared. But 1t
added, the Klans actual purpose is
to peTsecute certain citizens be-
cause of their race. religion. ma
tional origin and afhliation with
organized labor, and to incite hatred
and prejudice against members Of
minority racial. religious and ma
tional groups"
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Rites Tomorrow for Boy
Who Drowned inPotomuc

Funeral services for Edmond Nc
Lean, jr. 8, who drowned Sunday
in the Potomac near Three Sisters
Island, will be held at 10 am. to-
morrow at the William J. Nalley
funeral home, 5000 Rhode Island
avenue, Mount Rainier. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
The boys body was recovered
yesterday morning after police had
dragged and searched the river
since 3 pm. Sunday when he dis
appeared. Edmond. his mother and
sister Dolores, s, had left their home
at 3O0l Vista street NE. to spend
the afternoon on the river bank.
Also surviving is the boys father,
Edmond Mclean, ST.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
In Mrmnrian,

BYRD, FREDERICK. In LOVING remenl-
BYRD. who died twenty-five years ago
July 23, 1928.
The month of July again is here,
To US the saddest of the year:
lot OF grief, shock severe.
To part with one we loved SO dear.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Always tender and near.
MOTHER, FATHER AND SISTER.
COLBERT; CHARLIE; In memory Of
who passed away one year ago today, July
20. 1915.
l DO not need special day
To bring you to my mind;
The days l do not think of you
Are very hard 10 find.
What happy hours We spent together,
But they have gone forever;
But Jesus bring us together,
AS We were before.
AS Mary wept by the cross,
!, too, am weeping for my loss,
Silent thoughts brlIg many .sar;
LOVING WIFE, SUSIE COLBERT.
COOPER, VALERIE S. In sad but low
sister iis VALERIE s. cooPER. who 'rn psssed Sed
away sixteen years ago today, July %.
1880
We do not need special day
To bring you to our minds;
The days we do not think of you
Are very hard to and.
MOTHER, DADDY AND ALVIN
DAVIS, EMMA FRIEDRICH. In loving
memory of our sister, EMMA FRIEDRICH
DAVIS, who departed this life one year
ago today, July 23, 194o.
We tried so hard to keep her with us,
But it was all in vain.
Before our eyes she faded,
Growing weaker day by day;
1t was on a Monday when the door OF
death opened
And she swiftly slipped away.
Sis, keep looking, we are coming one by one
To Join you IN better land,
g., land araT nsyond s,S 5he 1e,sqn syn 9po s,s
TER, GRACE F. CONTEE.
HARRIS, EUGENE r. In sweet memory
of our dear husband and father, EUGENE
B. HARRIS, who passed away five years
ago today, July %, 194l.
We often sit and think of you
And how you went away;
God saw your pain was too great to bear
And took you home to stay.
LIZZIE AND DOROTHY HARRIS.
RAMSAY, WILLIAM B. In loving re-
membrance of our dear husband and fs-
ther, WILLIAM B. RAMSAY, who passed
The happiest memories
YOUR VII WIFE, S'TasS ANNIE, Ismssa AND FAMILY
o, THOMAS, io,ss RosELLE ,; In, memory Of
SsT gno depEsr5ed 1ES taS life one year ago TO-
HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM A. The precious
memory of WILLIAM has fingered in my
heart since his Passing two years ago,
July %, 1914. HATTIE VAUGHAN
WATKINS, BENJAMIN E. In loving
memory Of our dear father and grand
father, BENJAMIN e. WATKINS, who
passed away one year ago, July 23, 1945.
Some may think you are forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more;
But in memory you are with us,
As you always were before
HIS LOVING CHILDREN. DAUGHTER
Law AND GRANDDAUGHTER.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
DR.. Frank {. Ryan Dies;
MiddIetoWn Veterinarian
SpeeioI Diseotch 10 The Stu'

FREDERICK. Nd. July 23.-Dr
Frank Cary Ryan, 65, veterinarian
of MiddletoWn for more than 30
years, died Sunday at his home OF a
cerebral hemorrhage.
Funeral services will be held At 3
pm. tomorrow at the MiddletoWn
funeral nome, with burial in the
MiddletoNn Reformed Cemetery.
DR.. Ryan went to MiddletoWn in
1914 after being graduated from the
United States Veterinary Surgeon
College. Previously. he had been
employed by the Coast and Geodetlc
Survey in Washington.
He was active in Masonry.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Caroline Faber Ryan; daughter,
Mrs. Wilbur Devilbill. College Park.
and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph O..
Gaver. AIiddletoWn, and Mrs. j. B,
Van Ness. Houston. Tex
Evening star., 1946-07-23
james Moxton, British
Socialist Leader, Dies
BY the A.5ocioted Press

LONDON. July 23.-James MaXton.
81. member of Parliament for "a
years and long a Socialist leader,
died today.
Mr. Maxton was one of the princi-
pal adherentS OF an independent
Labor Party whence the present
British Labor Party Sprang. He was
national chairman of the Labor
Party for 20 years.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Demands for Leniency
For Tiso Increasing
BY the assoc;oted Press

P PRAGUE. July 23.-Demands for
leniency for DR.. Josef Tiso. war
time President OF Slovakia under the
Nazis, appeared to be growing
among Catholic laymen today as the
date for the former priests trial on
treason charge approached.
This sentiment was reflected by
Bishop Jan Votjtasak, prominent
Czech prelate who told a press con-
ference that in his opinion Tiso is
not traitor The trial is expected
to start in August.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
William J. Levy, II, Dies;
Retired u. 5. Tax Expert

William j. Levy, Il retired Treas
urv Department tax expert died
Yesterday at his home. 1907 Colum-
bia road NV.
A native of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr
Levy came to Washington about so
years ago TO work for the Treasury
Department and after receiving a
law degree from Georgetown Uni
versity was an income tax lnspec-
tor for Western Pennsylvania. He
returned 10 the District seven years
ago
Surviving are. his widow, Mrs,
Irene Hollander Levy, two sisters
and two brothers Of Pitt burgh, and
a brother of New York City
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow al GaWlers chap
eI, 1850 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial will be private
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Mrs. Stone, Biogropher
OF Mary Eddy Dies

SAN DIEGO, Calf, July 23.-
Mrs. Sibyl Wilbur Stone, retired
Journalist and author of the life OF
Mary Baker Eddy, died here Sun
day. She was rs. Funeral services
will be conducted today, followed by
cremation.
She was born in Elmira, N. Y. and
worked under such editors as Arthur
Brisbane and Finley Peter Dunno of
Chicago. She also worked on the
Boston Herald and the Minneapolis
journal. Survivors include. a sister
Mrs. Homer Thomas of Los Angeles
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Freiehter Goes Aground
OFF Miumi Cuusewuy
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI. Fla, July 23.-A broken
steering gear last night sent the
25O-ton Norwegian freighter Ford
ham out of control in Municipal
Channel and the ship went aground
on the Macarthur Causeway fill.
Panama bound in ballast, the ship
had just unloaded bananas on its
second Caribbean run. Capt Helgy
Brandal is master with II crew
members
Evening star., 1946-07-23

First World War
and former first
sergeant of the
lst Separate Bat
talon of the Dis
trict N a t i o nal
Guard, died Sat-
urday at Mount
Alto H os pi t a |
after a long ILL
ness
Funeral serv-
ices will be held
at l pm. tomor-
row at Rohoboth
Baptist Church.
Burial will be in
Arlington Gene
Evening star., 1946-07-23
McGruw-HiII Aide Dies

LOS ANGELES, July % tP,.-
Herbert C. Rowell. 80, for years rep
resentative of the McGraw-Hill
Publishing Co., and before that a
newspaper publisher in Morristown
and Bernardsville, N. j., died yes
terday.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
joseph L. Overlook Dies

CHICAGO, July % (Py.-Joseph
Leslie Overlook, 40, vice president of
the Continental Illinois National
Bank and former treasurer of the
Studebaker Corp, died last night of
heart attack.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Garh uf Thauks

PARKS, FLORENCE MAY The family
Of the late FLORENCE MAY PARKS wishes
10 extend their sincere thanks and appre-
c alton TO all relatives. friends and neigh
hors for their beautiful floral tributes, eX-
pressions of sympathy and all acts of kind
ness shown us during the loss OF our be-
loved mother. @3"
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Kinq Peter in BusIe

BASLE, Switzerland, July % tP).-
Former King Peter of Yugoslavia
arrived here last night on his way
to ST. Moritz. He registered at a
hotel as Pierre Karageorgevitch."
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Sergt. Ira Payne, IA,
World War | Hero,
Dies al Mount Alto

Sergt. Ira NJ Payne, "a. colored,
holder of the Distinguished Service
Cross and the Croix de Guerre for
heroic action in France during the
Evening star., 1946-07-23

SHANE MCCARTHY, Grand Knight
D. L. WEED. Financial Secretary. 23
oLIvET. MARY ELLEN. Suddenly, on
T1uesdaEI, 1e b. July 23 I946 at her Tesldense I &c;
OLIVET. the beloved wife of Charles oiivet.
mother Of Miss Marian Lee Olivet and Mrs
eRns Homs 5asns
tice OF funeral later.
PAYNE, SERGT. IRA M. On Friday,
July l9. 1916: serst: IRA IRA PAYNE. U. s.
voted husband of Mrs Minnie Payne He
also leaves two sisters. Mrs. Lottie Darnell
and Mrs. Ellen Waters; one sIster-in-lsw,
ard E Allen; one niece, Marie Lancas-
Ter. many other relatives and friends.
Remains will rest at the above residence
day, July -, al l pm, from Rehoboth
8 SIS. sW.. the Rev. a. II. S. johnson Of
Cemetery Arrangements by A. s. Pope %
July 21. 1946, HERBERT PETERSON OF
62l L st. ne, husband of Hanie Peterson.
Stewards Funeral Home. 30 H st. ne, after
pm, Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday. July
-, al l;30 pm, from Southern Baptist
SMITH. WILLIAM F., sR. Suddenly, on
pital, WILLIAM E. SMITH, sr. beloved h1s-
OF Mrs. Estelle Rogers, Mrs Regina Kotz
and William E. Smith, ir.; brother OF Ernest
Smith. Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held ON Thursday,
July IS. at pm. 1nterment Congress
sionsl Cemetery "a
sNOWDEN, FRED. On Monday, July
90. 1916, at Gallinser Hospital, FRED
SNOWDEN, beloved husband OF Bernice
Snowden, devoted father of Frederick,
ir., and Charles Snowden. He leaves two
grandchildren and many other lstives
and friends. Notice of funeral later.
Services by Snowden d Davis, Rockville,
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Weather Report

District of Columbia Mostly
cloudy with showers and possibly a
thundershower this afternoon or
evening. Highest temperature today
in lower sos and lowest tonight
about 10 degrees. Tomorrow partly
cloudy with moderate temperature,
possibly an afternoon shower.
Virginia and Maryland-Consider-
able cloudineSs with scattered show
ers and few thunderStorms tonight.
Tomorrow partly cloudy with scat
tered afternoon showers. Little
change in temperature.
River Report.
TFrom United States Eneineersl
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
AMI muddy at Great Falls, Shenandoah
cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Temperature. and Humidity
Evening star., 1946-07-23

Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetlc SurVey)
Evening star., 1946-07-23
River Report. .
Temperature and Humidity.
Readings al WaShjOpior Narin,,a, 4 i
Record Temperatures This Year.

Highest, 90, on July 20
Lowest, IL, on January IS.
Tide Tables
Evening star., 1946-07-23


GEORGlANNA HENRY, Secretary
oDONNELL, DR.. JAMES FRANCIS. On
sunday. July 21, l946. at his home 1905
EaSt-MeSI highway, Bethesda, Nd, DR..
JAMES FRANCIS O'DONNELL, beloved
husband of Gladys Fields O'DonnelI. Re-
mains resting a. the Bethesda Chew Chase
funeral home of VIM. Reuben Pun,phrey
Funeral services Wednesday, July "a at
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, where
REQUIEM mass will be offered at 10 NJ
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
Please omit flowers S3
o'DONNELL, DR.. JAMES FRANCIS. Mem
AN bers OF the Holy Name Society
:;:; / !: 8 ::
SIS pm. for the recitation Of
LEO I. CAVANAUGH. President
LOUIS G. CARRICO, Secretary. 90
ODONNELL, DIR. JAMES FRANCIS. Mem
Az bers OF Rock Greek Council are
L9aA requested TO be at the Bethesda
<MK4E.A Chevy Chase Funeral Home of
yR Wi1coI Wm ReuDsn s&s Pqmphsey RaE5sss, 49,
N%s%/ a. pm Tuesday July 90
N'H 1916, to pray for repose of the
soul Of Brother DR.. JAMES FRANCIS
SHANE MCCARTHY. Grand Knight
Evening star., 1946-07-23
The Sun and Moon.
PreclpitztfoD.

Monthly precipita ton In inches in
.apItal lcurrent month To datel:
Evening star., 1946-07-23
DAWSON. WARREN. Members of Eureka

a Lodge No. 3, F A A NJ, are re-
n uuested TO meet a. the Masonic
IN Temple 1888 l1th st. NV, at
M(NI /. o'clock Wednesday, July "A;
@1 1916. TO arrange for the tunerSl
of our late brother. WARREN
DAWSON. who died Saturday,
1utv 90 The funeral is at > pm. Wednes-
dsy, July "a, from Metropolitan BaptiSt
Sburch1 r st. between 18th and 18th SIS.
nv, Rev E. c. Smith officiating.
RAYMOND W. w ELLIOTT,
Worshipful Master
s+tast. n 7 WALTON Secretary.
Evening star., 1946-07-23

On Monday, July -. l94f. At Children :
RICH of 4915 Arkansas ave. n ". beloved
son of Violet Goebel and Vernon l. Good
rich and brother of Mary Elizabeth GOOD
rlch
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Braths

ARNOLD. JuLEAN. On SUNDAY, July
el 1916, JULEAN ARNOLD OF BerkIey,
Calf, beloved husband of Gertrude Davis
Arnold, Remains resting A. the Cnevy
Chase Funeral Home, hlo3 Wisconsin ave,
NV Interment tprlvsteJ Tuesday, July
Is Please omit flowers
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-15
RAIN BRINGS END
TO HEAT WAVE

Union countians were resting
easier" today after sharp drop
in the temperature following a
rainfall early this morning. First
break in last weeks heat wave
came Thursday night, but was of
short duration as the mercury
nearly reached the 90-mark again
Sunday.
After reaching SO degrees above
last Thursday, showers which fell
early Friday morning brought the
temperature down to high of 80
on that day. But by Sunday, the
heat had returned to send the
thermometer to 81 above
A total of IT of an inch of rain
about 5 am. today, however,
brought the temperature down
rapidly to a high of only IS above
shortly after noon, according to
Russell Banks, local observer of
the u. S. Weather Bureau.
High and low temperatures for
the weekend were as follows: