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Evening star., 1948-03-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLOkED GIRL desires days work. Phone
DREssMAKING, design remod.. altera.
tions; eve. gowns a specially; reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 irving st. NV. Apt. 4, AID.
GIRL. colored, desires full-tims work Ia
small apt. CO. 5343.
GIRL, colored, wishes work mornings or
evenings; city references, Can GE. 6642.
GIRL, colored, wants light g.h.w. Gail
GIRL desires domestic work part time,
after school. or baby sitting. VI. 1859: 10
LADY wishes days work. Call LU. 1891.
LAUNDRY WORK wanted. Call ME. Gss'.
wANTED-A Job to stay in; good reliable
eKo sSsEss r.s SIS s'h g. .a Es1srfass r. i4s Jamie
WOMAN, colored, wants days work or part
time; S5 and carfare.- Call LU. $40. II
WOMAN. white, middle -aged; light duties
in small home; live in. OR. $50. IL
WOMAN, colored. experienced lsundress.
desires work Tuesday or Thursday. Call
LUCY HARRIS. before 5, AID. 6032: local
references.
WOMAN, colored, desires day or nisht
work cleaning ONCE or caring for conva-
lescent. FIR. 266S.
WOMAN, colored. wants work 8 days week;
reference and experience; S6 day and car.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work; ref.
erences. Call MI. $3.50.
WOMAN, coIored. wants niEht work. clean.
ing or dishwashing, restaurant or boarding
house. HO. 02S5.
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HELP WoAeh.

WOMAN, white. $3.50 years old; Tor PR
vate shildren's school; Practical nursing
sa ass ds dEsasrsd sH I1hs duties vs
oyer 80. to take charge Of established
sss. dire rs, sns business bs si in Isseisd T. terri
business with a future. No investment.
MR Msss me- sjys ghonss Is7r no sn.1nl nd aadIess
woMEN-.A large department. store has
opening for women IN their interior and
and salary expected. Box s1z-k. Star. @s
WOMEN, In Chevy Chase section, wash
AVoN S5 AZ s1os
time calling on friends. and nsishboss
ana c sh'd5sn 5s osss s
w6dp PiT pKhssEkS7. Wh 19s7 Whit. ar eo,or.d - q.
: soDNG ii G.Si GIRL to ...i.. in general ono.
work, nd .oIn furni.urs store typtns szperisncs
VEGA iy5IKadA 3 g. c., 7iss Wisconsin ave. Pc
WANTED WANT FOR CONSTRUCTION OFFICE,
high school graduate who has taken busi-
ness mes course; oss ssSDefiencs not necessary. AD-
lst year. BOX 49-J, Star. IS
EXTRA MONEY-Saleswomen can earn
Easter money and get q discount on per-
sonal needs, full time or part time. Sal
schoolgirls. Ask for Mr.. Splitter. I'LL r
ACT Now: SIS i your. for .sllinE 50
to SOC. Costs nothing to Try. Samples
On na approvsl: pr A. WELCOME, 2ss Halsey ST.
PSss PfRt "a 4o9s hsTnsz sFARE fiM Il sro prot.el.
hours: Sell them for $3.45. you keep 81.
See MR.. CISSEL, Hamilton Hotel. 10 am
to 12 noon and to 10 pm, Mon. and
TleE Do not phone. .
MARRIED WOMEN who seek opportunities
Of increasing family income. Qualifica-
tions; Must be married. age 20.45, who
can devote 4 hrs. per day In digntfled work
With local arm Write me fer tgll infoTms. z !.
Eton I'd, Silver Spring, Md. -3
AMAZING PROFITS-Sell everyday ALL
occasion greeting card asst's Easter cards.
personalized Stationery; no money or
exper. needed. Approval samples. EN-
PIRE CARD. Elmira, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-03-01

Here is quick and convenient way of insuring that
your classified ad gets into The Star. Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad at the business counter The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice on how to phrase
it to your best advantage. The Star business counter
is open from am. to II pm. every day. Ads re-
ceved by pm. always get into the next days Star
except on Saturday when the deadine for The Sunday
Star is pm. And remember, The Star also has
seventy.two want ad Offices all the Washington
and nearby areas In fact it is than likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neiehborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours Call
Classified Advertising Department, MA. 5000, for the
location of The Star ad Office in your neighborhood.
Evening star., 1948-03-01
PERSONAL,

BABY sITTERs' REGIsTRY-Mothers, Be
safe. Call DI. 1900 for Investigated sit
ps
2025 Eye st. NV. BY appointment, RE.
GHOST WRITING by experts; speeches
sss1 1 GsiI tx: siso. Ext. "a. i&S. o.
ERs'f ERos deposit b. saf9 uFI
C9MPANsIoN. hostessMdRefnsd cultqrsd' nns'
ssSa a w'shR4ast9s 60 anEERfds
ETsnkI!n st. aEaas R,shmona oHa,.SIs ys HsR
3dP deiph pli HGnoLlA ns Ab. sA 4453 % Or Al. 4sp5.
and theatrical costumes for
EoRrENsA Fs1t ssa msSs nANoLSr g 1rfs5
sosSs s4 os s M rse 0fs6s sneed 9ssas S
sURsiSG NJ SING HOME IN RICHMOND has va
Home-iike atmosphere; best of care; day
and night nurse and maid service; 2213
Monument ave. Richmond. Va, telephone
PRiVHTE fIi,9aT LESSONS ballroom dancing
Lessons any time by appointment Phone
PEkMAsENr, 81: snampoo and nnge.
HoNogR HeSS gR' SCHOOL. Is4o X. Z ave.
DO YOU NEED writing assistance2 Ex-
will do features, articles. advertising or re-
search. call ST. 1857 or TIE: 759l: Il
from from your Is own material; Material work guaranteed
py professional reasonable. OV. 5141. %
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfiower;
Bin gisc, fh0ps pEaY ok ek sPEAk ssE record tells tn.
cepyinr sS5y PrsotF souNB 5r9sff6S sf6p16s 1es
SSl si'i5s sSHSiSaSs s7
mer GoysrnmsIptt sIt. tax consuitant' Day. OF
Will BUY your. 1s4s car Il you need cash si
for delivery, and give you nice cash pront.
soNG wRITERs-Your songs or other
musical ideas arranged In q proiessi9'nai profess. iona
5sssE nsaasf o6s4HER a5sfh 4 sTTpios' CO IsssSs:
ONE WOMAN TELLS ANOTHER about sans our
skin In dressmaking. restyling and altera-
tions; nothing too compltested to bangle.
coambi. eahH s.! Thsas.l as fsa'fs 1852 % Rm 20
$500 csn IL Ms. wrish.. Sd. $3.50.
tFsRzsEs FsRRfzssE c wivR Hses dsHI..s .a.Sseo and
aneerwave. Soc. No appointments, All
YNS W. s0ns srsx x savesssd coos sssdsnsi nsio
DID YOU KNOW spring is Jus. around the
corner2 Rugs ana upholstered lurnlture
cleaned for that new look" in your home.
Ready for use same day. AETNA RUG q
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-JOsEPH RICE.
Prompt service on dental plate repairs.
sos I4th st. NV. 14th and F: MA, 0773:
prompt and eficient Go serviseeea; sea, open ewes.
TINE On your HANDs7 II you are un-
married, Of good character and enjoy
hiking. fishing, dancing; cards; bowling,
Join JUST FOR FUN CLUB. 1912 goth
St NV, DE. $500, 1 to pm. o.
SLIP COVERS draperies, professionally
tailored from your or our material; work
%sRshlg %.iSs II sss5 ssaa cRoswELL' Elk asa7 or
fMaME6iATE NM CASH for your home: ne. or
Sc, white or colored: and Md. COX 81 Co,
PRoSPECTTVE USED CAR BUYERs-For
honest and competent advice, take q
mechanic with you; $40 fee. SH. 47s9.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your property, ne.
or Sc, white or colored, and Maryland.
cox G co, DI. 1854, RE- 1888.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee. relief from pains and aches due 70
weak heart, asthma rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness, piles, colds, du or other all
ments; also relief from aching swollen
feet: men and women, young and old:
can benefit. Lady naturopath, 20 years
eYperience. SH. 1888.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
part time, tax returns prepared, state |
ments. audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; DOCKS started, kept
aDVfRfisNa aHdsS MaaaERf r.
perience in the advertising, public rela-
" familiar with ali phases Of layout, art.
copy and advertising production: wide ex-
perience IN display design and construc-
manager man for eo large public i utility; s5 years
OF age dsslre connection % ,al With reliable
detail II desired. A Box sSs.K. Star. !. "
ASSISTANT--Secretar to economist. Keen
student Of statistics social
81 osnss RS1 ss1 thoroushy
%arn sea esSk Sshes staI evening
BRICKWORK WANTED; can furnish labor
and materials; expert workmanship; resi-
dental or commercial: FA. 1888; q
sHa9 LP ,m f1
aualified to take complete charge as Super
at once. NY arm knows OF this ad. CT.
coLoRED VETERAN. experienced presser,
wants job. Phone TR. Also. l.
EXECUTIVE, sales and sales promotion
tion where integrity, intelligence and sin
cere application will be rewarded. Box
GARDNER. experienced with ANIMALS. sea-
sonals. vegetable ard orchids. desires part
or full time connection with estate or
florist; NV. section preferred. Write Box
JANiToR would like work in apt with
quarters; best refersnces: sJsn also good hana'-
JR. ExECUTiYE. broad experience. admin
istration, writing, research, military. de-
sires administrative or promotional posi-; SS
ian eontaet BeH enrGSsd s1Ss ssISnS ss1 on
ike ike farm na WORK work. 'i Ma. $50 asS1. ~ ~
es1tsr @ eT sensssi handy man. Ia Call RI
2217 after $50 pm. 81
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT for univer-
sity students; clerks, typists,, bookkeepers,
noon, morning and evening work. call
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE. 1852.
PUERTO RICAN, combination welder with
plenty refs. and exper., wants Job. Call LU.
PROPERTY MANAGER, twenty years ex-
residential and commercial properties. Box
sEAk IiAlk' EsTArE STAT settlement clerk with tile
ssR e Sasa.ss aad de.s
salaried position with reliable firm. Box
VETERAN. 3 yrs college, desires position
mechanical experience. BOX 24s-K. Star.
YOUNG FORMER ARMY officer. 4s model
tYnes sales. personnel. management, COM
mercial pilots license, would like in
teresting part-time employment. BOX
YOUNG MAN, college grad, desires eve
ming position writing abstracts for ply
sician, biologist, chemist. Box 344-k'
YOUNG MAN, colored, recent college grad.
desires suitable employment; experience as
teacher and clerk: excellent references. VI
Sso WEEKLY NEEDED-Young man. 2s.
supporting family; alert, inteiligent; VIII.
ing. What can you offer? Box 352-k. Star:
Evening star., 1948-03-01

tS<StR0Sii0N S0ONSsSe
AIRPLANI FILING INSTRUCTION under
81 asss sill =, Men,, Msn and women. Phone Oliver
3GToHoSfIE sfsS Ia Sill DRIVING LEssoNs-New
dual-control cars. Let us help you be .
safe driver; pickup service. oL. soss.
BEAUTY OPERATIONS NIEDED-Moderp
training In all subjects; day, night and
slassss aosoug fs' Ss tss
for p resuireIsnts 715s snd aJ training
HiEsEE DIS fcwEk oze1. M Si senSins s1s opportsni: @
slinsa; Prepare nov in spare time By
tsctsss UTMITTEs DIESEL TRAfNIEd.
sarewAi4 s1n atvAi so Is orPoRruNrrx-1ntern.-
ttonal Correspondence Schools have sue.
cessfully enrolled more than. 100000
students in their b6 years OF existence.
Over 400 business, technical. high school
and trade courses to choose from. Free
catalogue Of courses on request. 210
Bond Bldg. Phone ME- S166, -
HIGHLY CULTukED WOMAN teaches
English. self-confdence. freedom from self.
consciousness; pvt: tutor. Nj. 1850. 2s
LEARN TO DRIvE-Look for the TIVE
steering wheels: permits, p. c., Nd. and
MoDKKN TRAINING In beauty culture. an
subjects taught. Approved hy Goyernment
for OF training. WAR-FLYGN BKAuTY
COLLEGE, 1910 q ct. NV. DI 1862.
Evening star., 1948-03-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, caIculators cleaned.
oiled and sdtqslsd AZ vpKnr p9rH gsartsntssao. ea
ssIiTTERATIoNs, REPAIRs, plans prepared.
permits obtained. terms II desired and.
above all, expert workmanship. IA 1888
REPAIRING OF all types;
Bendix specially. washing machines, all
makes; reasonable prices: all work guaran-
teed: 24-hour service; 2 shops to serve
you. Wo. 1900; Bethesda shop, WI. $500.
ment and fireplace specially; estimates
free, easy telms. NJ. 5o66 bet b:30A
Evening star., 1948-03-01
AoroR TRAVEL.

DRTvING TO Los ANGELEs-Tuesday or
"wednesday; can take 3 men passengers:
can sat between $3.50 and $3.50, Sun. and
Mon. %. SH. 1858. Il
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA Mon. or Tues.
take or 2 help drive new car. Call Mr.
GREEN at the Murry, ME. 96S1. 2,
Young MAN driving to Miami, leaving
Tues. or Wed, can take four: references
exehaneed Shepherd 1884.
Evening star., 1948-03-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

WE HAVE FIRST CLASS COLORED help,
full or part time PRUDENTIAL EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 1853 Wallach pl. NV.
Room z. Ap. 0639. q
FOR THE HIGHER-TYPE colored workers,
for your home or business, with recent ref.
erences which you may verify, call Ma
TIONAL HOME SERVICE ASSN, INC,
Evening star., 1948-03-01
SITUATIONS WoMEN tcons.),
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

YOUNG LADY, coiored, wants evening @
night work, waitress, etc; experfeneed.
Evening star., 1948-03-01
HELP WOMEN.

sandsss sAn1M Moobaoos sSE 1857 p2sTay 2sas s saos
l0l27 colesville rd., Silver Spring. Hd.
sALEsLApY for the ladies' shop; must
have sraeious personality for handling
better trade prfi good :1lars Plg
sAIESLADY. experienced selling coats,
suits. dresses and accessories, full or part
time atts; salary and commits somm,issien; n6 perma,
employment; sop ' salary. M = Apply zLoTEIcK
AnEsabEs E lsih sna sss IN our
variety and fountain department: perm
position; pleasant working eond.. paid va
cation. Apply s. S. kREsGE CO., $3.50
saIEsIADIEs. SALE for small accessories shop.
oso Won s0qd Svd saaIy 2r 1W' a Hpp;
sHLEsIADTEs. exper. bows wear: sss xk.
and comm. Apply ESTHER SHOP. 1925 r
sALEsLADIEs-ExcelIent opportunity for
livewire people to sell millinery. Perma
asss asi':l'n s1ss s''f 6s sis'' aRg
sALEsLADIEs, experienced in selling ready
soT zpSg asf ls hsG Rs5
sALEswoMRN-Ready- Ali i 81 IN and mil
Ply se': JEflEFps. sslisHSg 1si4.ia2o s. NV w.
personnel once. 7th moor.
cEAluS 1nESS, dlteEAtlOllS, Wultey lully SH-
perienced; shop work. Call bet. and 4
m. Excel. salary. NEEDLECRAFT. $50
18th st. NV.
sEAMSTRESS. for slip cover shop: must
be experienced on fine custom work: excel.
aaYaR a9nes'ns co cea FL ssrfz za S. e.
sEcRETARIEsmwe have a number Of
university, hospital for intelligent young
women, 31-36. who can take dictation and
meet the public. These are permanent
positions and our secretaries win, work
closely with doctors and nurses; knowl-
edge OF medical terminolo2y Is preferred.
but not required. This e genuine op;
Mbef. to enter the nssh and
Apply personnel dept..THE GFORGE
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. 2136 G st.
sECRETARY-some one in the Sc. section
who desires job answering the telephone
and can type out bills Only about 5 hrs.
typing per day; must work s.hr. day.
vidual; salary $40 per wE. Cali TR. 1856
between and 10 am. or and 6 pm.
Evening star., 1948-03-01

Eontfnusd O. Ns1s PsesS
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IMMEDIATE Cash for your property, ne.
or Sc, white or colored. and Maryland.
cox a. CO., DI. 1854, RE- 633.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee. relief from pains and "a. aches due ss.,. TO
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
ments; me also relief from aching swollen
feet; men and women, young and old;
experience, sH. 1856.
Evening star., 1948-03-01

sTENoGRAPHEK, 1s to 35 yrs, $3.50 per
mo. to start: 5-day, 4O-hr. week; dictation
average 95 or better. 26 days vacation.
Permanent. Apply ARMY MOTION PIC
TURE SERVICE. 14th and K sts. NV.
Room 400, Tower Bldg. Do not phone.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Funeral Tomorrow
For Lula |. Norris

Funeral services for Mrs. Lula
Laskey Norris, SO, mother of three
bankers, will be held at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Warner E. Pumphrey
funeral home, 8434 Georgia avenue
Silver Spring. with burial in Glen
wood Cemetery.
Mrs. Norris died Friday in a hos
pital at Louisville. KY, after a
weeks illness. She was in Louis
vile on a visit to one of her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Marie Montague. Her
home here was at AS East Mel
bourne avenue, Silver Spring.
Mrs. Norris was the widow Eppa
r. Norris, a plate printer at the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
for 48 years, who died three years
ago. She was born and educated in
Washington. Her parents were the
late Mary Elizabeth Taylor and Will
liam Writ Laskey.
Her three sons, all bank branch
managers, are Eppa L. Norris, man
ager of the Woodbridge branch of
the Hamilton National Bank; T. Ed
win Norris, manager of the Con-
necticut avenue branch of the City
Bank, and william L. Norris, who
manages the Rio de Janeiro branch
Of the National City Bank. Two
daughters, besides Mrs. Montague
also survive. They are Ella Millhol-
land Of Washington and Mrs. L. M.
Dabney, Silver Spring. A sister,
Mrs. Jeanette Brown of Washing
ton, 10 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren also survive.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Zimmerman in 1902.
For many years she was treasurer
of the Ladies Sewing Society OF the
German Orphan Home. Mr.. Aim-
norman was president OF the home
at one time and is now honorary
president. He is also president OF
the Rupert Home for the Aged.
Mrs. Zimmerman was a past ma
tron of Ruth Chapter No. ! OF the
Eastern Star and was one Of the
original members of the Auxiliary
Home Board of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. She was also
active in the First Reformed and
EVANGELICAL Church, having taught
in the Sunday School, sung IN the
church choir and been a member
of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by a sister, Mrs. w. w. Jemi-
son, 1880 First street NV, whose
father law, the late Uen Jemlson,
Was Superintendent of the Treasury
Building.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. Tuesday at the Deal funeral
home, 4812 Georgia avenue NV
Burial will be in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
.Watchman's S Death in Shaft
Is Termed Accidental

The death OF a watchman who fell
five floors down the elevator shaft
of the Terminal Refrigerating q
Warehousing Corp, Fourth and D
streets S.W., was termed accidental
last night by homicide squad detec-
tives.
Richard Woodburn, 50, Of GIT G
street S.W., an employe of the firm
about Is years, died Friday night
shortly after his body was found
at the bottom of the shaft.
Reconstructing the accident, po-
lice believe Mr.. Woodburn was
checking each floor of the building,
running the freight elevator upward.
They thought it likely MIR. Wood
burn failed to turn the control lever
firmly on the fifth floor, and that
the car continued to rise slowly
after he stepped out. He probably
lost his balance and fell backward
police said.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Mrs. Carrie GIascock, II
Dies Suddenly al Home

Mrs. Carrie Frizzell Glascock, II,
Washington resident since 1900,
died suddenly yesterday at her
home, 1924 Van Ness street NV.
She was the wife of Eustace S.
Glascock, retired member OF the
patent firm of Glascock, Downing
g.. Seebold, who was a supervisor
at the United States Patent Once
until 1888.
Mrs. Glascock was born In Car
bondale, ILL.,, and married Mr.. Glas-
cock in Waco, Tex. They lived there
until they came to Washington.
Besides her husband. she is sur
vived by daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
G. Houghton of the Van Ness street
address, principal Of the Beauvoir
Elementary School Of the Cathedral.
Funeral and burial services will
be held at II am. tomorrow IN st.
Margaret's Episcopal Church Gene
terry, near Annapolis.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Mrs. Elizabeth Mills,
Mother of Pastor, Dies

Mrs. Elizabeth Mills, SO, mother OF
the Rev. M. C. Mills, pastor OF the
Canaan Baptist Church here, died
Friday at her home in Holidays
burg, Pa. Mrs. Mills had 16 chill
dren, of whom eight survive.
Born on a slave plantation in
Halifax, N. c., she remembered the
freeing of the slaves, Mr.. Mills said
She formerly had been a resident
of Altoona. Pa, and was the Oldest
member of the Mount Zion Baptist
Church there.
Survivors besides Mr.. Mills, in
clude John Henry Mills, Pittsburgh;
Roger Linwood Mills, Steubenville,
Ohio; James Luther Mills, of Chi
cago, and William Edward, Wesley
Wilson and Joseph Nathan Mills
and Mrs. Josephine Wells, all OF
Altoona.
Funeral services will be held at
p.m. Tuesday in Altoona.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Harry FrankeI, 50, Dies;
.'Sinqin' Sam of'Radio
Rx the As.oeioted Press

RICHMOND. Ind, June H.
Harry Frankel, for almost two dec
ades the "Singin' Sam" of radio
died in a hospital today after suf-
fering a heart attack at his home
here. He was so years old.
An old-time vaudeville performer,
Mr.. Frankel broke into radio with
station WLW in Cincinnati in 1929.
He was veteran of the Keith
Orpheum vaudeville circuit and was
with the Al G. Fields minstrels for
some time He retired from radio
work about year ago.
He is survived by his widow,
Helen tSmiles) Frankel, who was in
vaudeville at the same time and
was identified with the song,
Smiles" during the World War I
era.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
REQUIEM Mass Is Held
For John A. B. Thornton

Requie mmass for John A. B
Thornton, rs, retired Government
Printing Office bookbinder of SO
years service, was sung yesterday
at st. Martins Church with burial
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
He died unexpectedly Wednes-
day on the street at Fourteenth anu
G streets NV. His home was at
2427 North Capitol street.
Born in Baltimore, Mr.. Thornton
came to Washington about 40 years
ago and was retired IA years ago
from the GPO. He was a member
Of the Bookbinders Local No. 4.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Mary Cecilia Thornton; a son,
John, and three daughters, Miss
Mary C. Thornton, Mrs. Sarah Gray
and Mrs. Camille LaFranchi, all OF
Washington. Another daughter
Mrs. Loretta Price, lives in Airing
f0n
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Dr.. Catharine N. Goodson
Dies at IA in Riverdale

DR.. Catharine Margaret Goodson,
IA, died yesterday at Leland Memo
rial Hospital, Riverdale. where she
had been i'll more than two months.
DR.. Goodson, who formerly prac-
ticed in Hyattsville, was graduate
of Johns Hopkins University. Dur
ing the Spanish-American War she
served as an Army nurse. She was
a resident physician in hospitals in
Pennsylvania and Minnesota. She
also practiced at Elkton and Cecil
ton, Md
Surviving DR.. Goodson are two
brothers, Anson Goodson, San Diego,
and George Goodson, Superior,
Nebr., and a first cousin, Donald
c. MacNeil of Hyattsville.
Services will be held at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at Gasch's funeral home
in Hyattsville. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

They ate rattlesnakes, lizards and
other unusual foods while waiting
for the wagons to catch up. He
was a connoisseur Of foods and
often served friends bear meat,
rattlesnake and other dishes he
cooked himself.
DR.. Fisher had lived in Washing
ton since 1885. 1t was then that he
entered Government service and
helped to start the Biological
Survey, then under the Agriculture
Department. He remained with the
agency in charge of economic in
vestigations of the Biological Survey
until he retired in 1881 and be-
came collaboration of the National
Museum.
Wild Life Authority.
DIR. Fisher became one OF the
leading authorities on the economic
status of wildlife and was one OF
the first in the country to bring to
public attention the beneficial value
of birds of prey. He did this in his
book, Hawks and Owls of the
United States" published in 1893
by the Agriculture Department. He
also wrote the "Ornithology of the
Death Valley Expedition" after he
returned from making biological
surveys of parts Of California,
Nevada, Arizona and Utah on the
expedition.
He was a member Of the Harri-
man Alaska Expedition in 1899 and
the Pinchot South Seas Expedition
in 1929.
DR.. Fisher was born in Ossining,
N. Y. He received his NJ D. from
the College of Physicians and Surg
cons columbia University in 1879
but gave up a career in medicine
to become a naturalist.
Was Keen Fisherman.
A keen fisherman and duck
hunter, DR.. Fisher was an honorary
member of the International AS
sociation of Game and Fish Com
missioners. He was one Of the
founders of the American Ornt-
biologists Union in 1883 and served
as president from 1914 to 1917.
He was president of the Baird
Ornithologists Club and belonged to
the Biological Society Of Washing
ton, Washington Biological Field
Club and was an associate Of the
Boone and Crockett Club. He was
member of the Linnaean Society
Of New York, Nutta Ornithologists
Club and an honorary member of
the Cooper and Delaware Valley
Ornithologists' Clubs.
Survivors are a. son, DR.. Walter
Kenrick Fisher, professor emeritus
Of geology at Stanford University,
and a daughter, Mrs. Alberta Mer-
ritt Marble, also of California.
Funeral arrangements were not
completed last night.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
IWiIIiom H. Bennett, 81.
Banking Official, Dies
By the As.oeiofed Pies.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, June IL.
William H. Bennett, "a, prominent
in banking circles in New York
City for more than Is years, died
here today after a long illness.
Mr.. Bennett was affiliated with
the Guarantee Trust Co. of New
York for more than Is years as ed
ucational director. He was a one
time NRA official in Washington
and a former public speech in
structor of the American Institute
of Banking in New York City.
A native of England, educated
in Cambridge College. he came here
four years ago from Rutherford,
N. j.