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Evening star., 1947-08-26
Newark Man Purchases
Harrisburg Newspapers
BY the Assoeieted Press

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 26.-
The Harrisburg Patriot and Evening
News, morning and evening news
papers in Pennsylvania capital
have been sold to Edwin F. Russell
former associate publisher of the
Newark IN. j. Star Ledger, state
ment by the Harrisburg Patriot Co
announced.
Sale Of the two papers-with q
combined circulation of $4,000
daily-came after several bidders
had competed for the properties in
the last few months, the company
statement said, and involved "a re-
ported $2,500,000."
Vance C. Mccormick owned and
published the Patriot from his &C.
QUESTION of the paper in 1902 unit
his death in June, 1916. He founded
the Evening News in 1917.
Evening star., 1947-08-26

ter N. Cutler, 3Ol6 Tilden street
NV.
AS president of the old Piney
Branch Citizens Association for
about IL years, Mr.. Shorey was
prominent in the fight against the
erection of Gallinger Hospital at
Fourteenth and Upshur streets NV,
when the issue came up in 1888. Mr..
Shorey fought to have the old
tuberculosis Hospital site used for
educational or recreational purposes
Roosevelt High School and Macfar-
land Junior High School now stand
on the grounds.
Mr.. Shorey was also a Piney
Branch delegate to the Federation
of Citizens Associations and a
member of the Association of Oldest
Inhabitants.
During the Spanish American
War, he lost leg while serving with
the cavalry.
He was personnel officer in the
Commerce Departments Bureau of
Navigation and later in the chief
clerks Office for 80 years. He was
retired in the spring of 1888.
Mr.. Shorey was born in Baltimore,
the son of the late William Shorey,
an artist and pioneer photographer,
and the late Mrs. Ida Chase
Shorey.
Mr.. G. Leyburn Shorey came to
Washington in 1900 and received
his bachelor of laws and master of
laws degrees from National Univer-
sity.
At the time of his death. he was q
director of the Government Benefi-
cial Association. He was a member
also of the Junior Order of Ameri-
can Mechanics, Odd Fellows Lodge
and former secretary of the Sigma
Nu Chi legal fraternity. He was
active in the Spanish-American
Veterans Associations and helped
organize the John Jacob Astor Camp
of that association here.
Survivors are two daughters, Mrs
Lester M. Cutler, 1915 Tilden street
NV; Mrs. Mason Gilbault, Los
Angeles, and grandson. John l.
Cutler, an attorney, of 872 North
Kensington street, Arlington. Mr.
Shorey's wife. Mrs. Lydia von Biele-
field Shorey, died five years ago.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Cleaning Shop Is Robbed
OF SIS by Lone Bundit

An Aristo Cleaners & Dyers' store
at 2408 Fourteenth street NV. was
robbed of approximately $25 this
morning shortly after an employe
opened the store.
Mrs. Della S. Proctor, colored, S55
Twentieth street NE, told police a
colored man about 26 years old en-
tered the cleaning establishment
and, placing his hand menacingly
in his pocket, ordered her to the
rear of the room while he carried
out the robbery.
When he had left she ran into a
grocery store next door to report
the holdup. Benjamin Schur1an,
owner of tn egrocery. found no one
in the cleaning establishment.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Peon Emile Leighton,
Ex-UsO Official, Dies
Nv ,hs A..eejo,ed Press

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 2o.-Feoi'
Emile Leighton, 4S, for several years
a prominent figure in the activities
of the United Service Organization,
died in Leigh Memorial HosplVa,
Sunday night after an illness oi
more than month.
He was a former manager OF tne
Westchester- -Biltmore Country Cluo'
Rye, N. Y, and also had been cnaH-
man of the Defense Council OF Ne"
York.
In addition to his mother. ne, Is
survived by his widow. Mrs. Celeste
Adams Leighton. whom he married
in Norfolk in 1914, and two daugh-
ters, Doris and Betty Leighton.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
DR.. Clark WissIer, IT,
AnthropoIogist, Dies
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Dr. CLARK
Wissler, IT, leading American an
thropologist and curator emeritus
of the department of anthropology
of the American Museum of Natura
History, died yesterday.
A native of Wayne County. Ind.
DR.. Wissler joined the museum staff
in 1902. He was considered largely
responsible for development OF
museums as educa tional institutions
He wrote The American Indian
an Introduction to Anthropology OF
the New World: Man and Gull
ture," THE Relation of Nature to
Man in Aboriginal America" and
"An Introduction to Social Anthro-
pology,"
Evening star., 1947-08-26

r. E. MICHEL. RecorolnR SECRETARY.
- THOMAS, LOUISE FRANCES. On Mon
cEs IS THOMAS fH5S' wife Si Of Of Fred Lee Thomas
She also is survived by three brothers.
sfsr Ass PazHF z7e and other
L. E. Murray &. Son. 1887 10th st. NV.
Funeral notice later.
WILSON. CONSUELLA r. Suddenly, on
ssfeeafy ssnoe y AasuSt st sw coNsuEILA & ne vii
SON, daughter Of the late Mary A; Taylor; !;
beloved mother Of Christine Hawkins and
Gelestipe CARMEL costslle; S,.rs Ru1h ana
Genevieve Brown. Pauline Adams, Mabel
NJ Taylor and John, Edward and Elmore
Taylor. Also surviving are other rela-
tiyes and many friends nv,tsd ATE. + e.II Pm ai
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 gth ST;
NV: High requiem mass vii be- be ceispratso =
at st. Vincent de Paufs CATHOLIC CnuIen'
1sns Gspsa Ss s eI and str
Olivet Cemetery. II
o. ~isfkttA BIZ JAMS sAstsi W1NKGy q isa1 s
NV. father of Robert Winkey, one sister,
other taa" relatives fT and FRIENDS. After pm,
Tuesday. August 20, friends may call ct
Frazier's Funeral Home, Inc, $50 Rhode
1slhn6 K g. heid o. e"su ausus
/ pm. interment Payne's Cemetery. 26
WOODWARD, MARK RITTENH0USE
Barre Pa. MARK RITTENHOUSE, WOOD
ward: Wn father Of Dean P. and Mark r. Wood
ward Sd: brother OF William G. WoodWsrd
Miss Esther R. woodward, Mrs; Mary W
Pitts. Services will be held at Gawier
Tuesday. August 26, at 2:30 pm. Inter
ment Congressional Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Anaconda OfficiuI Dies

BELLPORT, N. Y, Aug. rs (P).---
David Burns Hennessy. 68, retired
secretary and assistant treasurer OF
the Anaconda Copper Mining Co.
died yesterday at his Long Island
summer home here. Mr.. Hennessy
was associated with the company for
40 years until his retirement in 1910
because Of illness.
Evening star., 1947-08-26

DO14S . AtAASA ia
home, 1900 N
S t r e e t NV.
Burial was to be
in Rock, Greek
Cemetery.
Mr.. S h o r e y
was found dead
in his bed at
4809 Iowa ave-
nue. NV, after
neighbors no.
ticed the paper
and milk had
not been taken
in.. They called
Mr.. S h or y S
son-in-laW, Les
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Final Rites Set Today
For G..L. Shorey, II,
Long Civic Leader

Funeral services for G. Leyburn
Shcrey, n, long time Washington
civic leader who died Sunday, were
to be held at pm. today in Hy-
Evening star., 1947-08-26
CEMETERY LOTS.

IT. LINCoLN-Six choice sites, reasonable
CEMETERY, MD, convenient to new So.
Capitol st Bridge. now building; a5 acres.
wooded; chance of lifetime, as permits
FULTON r. GORDON, 1877 Eye st. NV,
pI $3.50. II
CEDAR HILL 6 burial sites near Penn. ave.
entrance, monument privilege. Greatly re-
A1ced for quick sale. AT. 30S5. -S6
Evening star., 1947-08-26

Switzerland is to join Italy in a
hydroelectric project at Lake Resia
Evening star., 1947-08-26
DrathH

ROSE JOHN prIvseeee os sHnSay sn,S. AHsais oHS
1: ROSE, husband Of Mrs. Lsonora Rose e
sne are the asneS loving 9 aunt Mrs Elms Rose. and
uncle. George H. Rose, and many other
gssYss TH..a aaa sna HSsSst a6 FrfT enas D NAV e
4 i1sthT j. and Tiorida avs: nv. Funeral and
lnterment Rockinsham' N. c. 20
SMzRY SMasiR ' lessE sENsf Mount A'o rqed nIsPi's
sister Charles lies. vs. sensel DSnisl Wdf
ters and Mrs Earl n Mecarty. Re
mains SestinEa East, Ct the Hines Co. Ea
and internent Hancock, Md,
sENsEL. MARY A.. Members Of, the
$3.50. Of the American Ieg egion, are
R ffreesg eomraGe a9saa MARI 2 A. .ns sEHsEI asaan
HEN Service, seerry and interment Ham
W '''A FFREDA S. HAMEs,
NARY NJ w11LHo1rE. Imhaneef' 3d5utant.
SIMS suadfp,y e6RA SINS 3R ThSsSSay Seievsd
Percy Percy Fuller ' of Detroit. Mich, and de-
voted aunt of Rhoda Sharpe, Walter; Will
am nd she nephews
friends. Friends may call at the Malvan
& Schey Funeral Home, New Jersey ave.
ansuIs ans serviees eser viii be eo1a held At
Church Church Of Of Holmes, 1910 4th st. sw:, at
l pm. Wednesday, Aug. n, Rey. Stephens
mortal Cemetery.
sHOREY, G. LEYBURN. On Friday;
August 22, 1e47. at his residence; Ed 1899 so
Iowa ave. NV, g; LEYBuRN sHoREY'
SON of the late William and Ida shorey'
Lester Lester NJ. Cutler: He also is survived BY
his grandson, John Lester Cutler. Fu-
neral services will be held at Hysong.s $
Funeral Home 1900 st. nv, si.t,nss on Tues snd
friends invited to attend. 1nterment Rock
Creek Cemetery. 20
TAXLef SAN SAMUEL =, &,sb,og,on On sugsnE gs
HMBE sEqH sPe q 2YGo HsS4ta5 o aa52ma @ RsTk Ma
beloyed husband Of Hel Melba X cNIsS Tayl9Sr'
Services SER eu at the the s. H. Hines Co Funeral
Home, 2eo1 18th, st NV, on "Wednesday ed sd
AIIi A1Rues Cemetery. n AZ Relatives and friends
vited 26
TAYLOR. SAMUEL G: A special ses.
sed sGp Of for thf asgd AaFSst gs f4
A Tempie. so Ria @ Sth sha'P st. a. n.T, to taks
oa4 bseved ie1HR psst spand ns
~ SAMUEL eeHIAKhEs 81 1KAxH0f 3. 1AMpr.
Attest. W F. BpckER dsaes Brand pitSiaTSe serfSe:
1A6aon caIames sAnSEs noass s &c. ~ ~ r'50s5' F.
a and other LODGES in this vicinity
%ssd,y to evssnR sfnm1ss August e.
w Home Home ssof sdtf i4th St. NV, foT r.
Of h0dindg servGes bpother pd
" ssfHdMsE sHMuE1. LOT e. IA TAYtoR. S1Rf By order Of
N. F. ZEPP. Noble Grand.
Evening star., 1947-08-26

McGIvERN. FERDINAND p. ,Memssees
-AAIN- knights of Columbus, are here.
RXERbfNhNb b nGsitsd of the M.eiVhRS ssaSh Sf
N/ at his late residence. 35I7 Rit-
Asnst 5su1o9ss 9s is4 e st ocoef 10y
the cHHkhs 5ffltRflfss q IRo5sNEffG5soMmY.. R5sEfG5so
McGTvERN. FERDINAND B. Members
"a. of Washington General Assembly
NA 4th degree. Knights of Colum.
81 sHs a5f nOtss Essn}NtNn IF shs dfsth e. Me OF
GIVERN, and are requested to
assemble at his late residence,
a5n9 5n9us4 ss s4 st st. ss p@
Tor the refltisIs9 aHRR9 DEAys!5 DsTxEHAM. F. N.
McKENNA, CATHERINE GLADYS. On
sstaafay ao1aP HospIta aaSasS e GLADYS
Of +. 214 Il. sse shspherS McknHs M
Il Il ENID: okIa; Services sao} e the IS s; i +
Interment Washington Memorial Park
Cemetery. 26
MOORE, GEORGE E: On Monday. .An: Az
Eorth SGst 81 5th lst st. ArnRon At Ro vs
i; MOORE, beloved husband !ss D. Of fonn aazsl 8
Me0af Ne also aha Is survived by ene
r. Moore, and one sister, Mrs. Alma
Ives l. Hams ss4 Tes11nE Wilson at bvd
be Be held d on WEDNESDAY, August. II, at 10
am Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry.
NAECKER, WILLIAM. sR. On SUNDAY.
August "a, 1e47, at Prince GEORGES Gen.
sral Hospital. cheverly; Nd, -, MILL1AMa W. L. M
IAN Ruth {. Naeeker ek,s me NEE seaton) and father
Of GLADYS Disharoon. William. ,ir.; Bond
Nascker Janis GeesIin snG Pauline ns4a Kenm
Re sast Is at At $50 ' pm. S Intermsnt cedsr fiji
Sasohna aasust ".kL'f4 y fs47. G It 80 p.m.,
N there viii! be a special communi-
A ;:f: si;;;
f. ROBERTSON. secretary. eGtfS.D' IS
August FAkha s. c9s 1872 ehRoL1NR E. aissfi PARkE
et 7ts St NV beoved Mss sister MIA 4t MrS
Pa1ke pI[Ke annt EcORI4n @ Mfs afsna yrs ' a ser
to call at the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920
Se st Thsre services a p pm be
ment private. Please omit flowers 20
PEED, CLAUDIUs. B. On Saturday: ..Au:
~ Center. Cent nethesda. Nd; cLAUpiGs
A Maud L. ,Peed. Remains resting
at Chambers, Southeast Funeral
Home; 5nns 81 81 u 1lth naop ss se ervIees vntil
and aasGas interment Portsmouth, va, rs
suss .HlhrSfs = fs4 MAfIaA MAH On RHnEs Shift A
1875 r st. NV. wife OF Newton Phil.
lips and mother Of SIX chilSrsn: I,i,;n. ns Sns
arsG friends. IS Sa Friends may csll at the Nal
tuesday, August 26. where services will
be held at II am Wednesday, August
-. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
PRESTON, ALICE D. On Friday, Au-
alice zgis 5 PsEsroN !sEsi Of al? Half St: sw;
loving daughter of Mrs. Neolia Preston and
leade of the Excelsior Circle of Shiloh
Baptist Church. She is sad.y mourned by
host of friends. Friends may cali at
NV. on Tuesday. Ausust IS. after q pm.
Funeral services will be held on Wednes-
day, August %, at Shiloh Baptist Church,
9th and P sts. NV. at pm, the Rev.
i E. l. Harrison ofnciating. 1nterment Har-
mony Cemetery. 20
PROCTOR. MAIZE. On Friday Au,
| i4I3 Swami st. NV, beloved daughter of
Emily Hemsley. Also surviving are other
/, relatives and many friends. After IL
! noon Tuesday friends are invited to can
at the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1890 9th
brated at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
New York and New Jersey aves NV, or
terment Mount olivet Cemetery. 20
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15
Day by Day in Laurel

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Crutcher had
as their guests Mrs. Crutcher's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Billie, who returned
Wednesday to their home in Miles
City.
Jean Bernhard, 13-year-old daugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. Jacob Bern
hardt, who reside north of Laurel,
is a patient this week at the Dea-
coness hospital where she under
went an appendectomy Saturday.
A group of members of the Re-
bekah and Odd Fellows lodges gave
a surprise party Monday evening,
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Webb at
the Webb home in Columbus. Table
games with prizes awarded were
entertainment and refreshments were
served. A gift from the group was
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Colson re-
turned recently from a visit with
relatives in Minnesota. They went
by way of the Black Hills and the
Rushmore national monument. They
were guests of Mrs. Colson's broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. R. Christensen, and Mr.. Colson's
Mrs. Martha o. Solberg, in
LeCenter, Mimi, and visited rela-
tives at other points in the state.
MI. and Mrs. Matt Vanberg had
as their guests Mr.. Vanberg's sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Ole Vanberg Of
Miles City, who was here Saturday
and Sunday.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15

MINI. She went in compay with
Mrs. j. S. Brohaugh and Mrs. George
Brohaugh of Billings, daughters of
Mrs. Boxrud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getz and
children Bernie and Orville were
dinner guests Monday at the George
Carpenter home in Billings.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15
The Outlook Says:

Barbara Brohaugh, five and a
half year old daughter of MI. and
Mrs. John Brohaugh, left to visit
her 96-year-old great grandmother,
Mrs. J. H. Boxrud of Red Wing,
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15

ADDED: Selected short subjects.
Sum-. shows at 2:30, 6:45 & 9 P. M
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
MONDAY TUESDAY AND WE'D
NESDAY, OCTOBER 20 : Fl = %
"MOM AND DAD" Kindly look for
further information on another page
of this newspaper.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15
Tales of the Town

Miss Longine Hoerner of Spokane
has arrived for a visit with her
aunt, Mrs. H. l.. Moon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Brohaugh
have as their guest Mrs. R. M.
Gregg of Dillon.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15
Royal Theatre
WEEKLY PROGRAM

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
October 16 = IL = IS
Her only sin was that she built
her life around one man and when
that man was gone she could not
face the future until another love
came along.
Rosalind Russell Betsy Blair
MELVIN Douglas Nina FOch
Sid Caesar Charles Cane
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15

FAuxiliary
AActiVities

Auxiliary meeting will be held
Oct. 81, at Lorene Mayhugh's home
with Edna Starbard and Lucy Cham
berlain as cohostesses.
The post presidents were enter
tanned at the home of Sara Nutting
with a 1870 dessert luncheon.
Election of officers was held with
Ina Graft being elected president
and Mabel Steele secretary.
Argentina is the South American
country selected for study by wo-
men of the American Legion Auxii-
airy in their Pan American study
program during the coming year,
Mrs. Edith Packard, Pan American
study chairman of Laurel Unit, has
announced. The history, geography,
customs, government and economy
of Argentine Republic will be the
subject of talks and discussions at
Auxiliary meetings throughout the
country. In the study program, de-
to promote better understand
ing of the other American republics,
one country is selected for special
study each year.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15
SUDAY ONLY
10

Laugh with the gay, demented
comedy of Groucho Marx who is on
the loose in New YOrk's most scin-
tilIating Night-Club. Sparkling mu-
sic, gay dances and lots of beautiful
scenery accompany the plot to make
this picture entertainment value plus.
GrOucho Marx Andy Russell
Carmen Miranda Steve Cochran
Gloria Jean Desi Arnez
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15
Pick Tender Meat

Meat with fiecks of fat through
the fibers is more tender and has
more flavor than meat without fat.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15
First Steam Turbine

First steam turbine in the coun-
try in commercial use was installed
in 1893 at Hartford, Conn.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15
"The Bells OF San
Angelo"

THURSDAY shows at GAS & 9 P. M.
One show Friday at 8 P. M.
Saturday shows at 6:45 & 9 P. M.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-15
"The Sin OF Janet
AmeS"

End Feature
Filmed in TRUCOLOR, Rogers and
Trigger come back again in another
picture in which he matches wits
with ruthless outlaws while crack
ing the mystery involved in a DESERT
ed and forgotten Spanish mine.
Roy Rogers John Mcclure
Dale Evens David Sharpe
Andy Devine Hank Patterson
Evening star., 1947-03-10
Electric Sandwich Toaster> Table Grill

't' reputation" "oovs' at whipping quick snoeks
without turning hair and you toke it to the obe for hot
ohe-eri meals It's chrome poted and opens into sections
for toosting and eiIne at time.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
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BEAUTIFUL reversible chenille broadloom
service. Phone GE. s055 26'
BEAUTIFUL reversible chenille broadloom
made snane from az yOs s6,s old rugs DgSnDt
CERAMICS-classes now forming; pottery
ROSE Of Phila., Studio, 1928 14th ST..
NV Reasonable prices: ,-2SS, 2S,..
ssnti1e matron; vic. chillum hsts. Phone pho
6fG5s'f oID FoLKs-Live in at Sunset Club:
exclusive for the aged every comfort n9 fof
chemistry German. math;
by PhD; experienced tutoring teachins
bREssMskiNG, bGn sSdki me- women and ehildrsn's
snow suit out Of sailor uniform. Call MRS.
FAbEb M1bE1S' dakMESrs RE SsSf drapss and slip Gov
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N H. ayes GE. 9171.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DESIRE TWO PASSENGERS to HOLLYWOOD,
Calf, via Ft. Worth; leaving Oct. IS.
Mr., CASEY, Adams $3.50. 26'
DRIVING ARKANSAS Tuesday morning,
one passenger; references required. CHI.
O705
WANTED, car arriving near Capitol Hill
about am weekdays to pickup rider
at Inglewood and 11th rd, N. Arlington.
GIL 2617.
WANT RELIABLE COUPLE or mature man
going Southwest to deliver late model car,
Ark. or Okla; gas and oil allowance. Call
FIR. 1851, 1915 pm. 2S'
WANTED, reliable person to drive car to
Seattle, Wash; references required. Call
TIE. O023.
NEW YORK round trip wanted by pas
senger Thursday or Friday coming, also
for future week ends. RA. 3713.
STUDENT wants ride next Thurs. or Fri
day to Detroit, Mich. or points along way.
MR.. MILLER, CHI. 1856.
DRIVING SAN FRANCISCO Monday am,
9th, by way Atlanta. Albuquerque; 1916
Ford: desire 2 persons share expenses;
references exchanged. Phone WA. 1853.