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Evening star., 1949-06-23
In Mrnluriati1

COOKE, HALLE SHELTON. In mem.
ory OF our dear mother. HALLE SHEL'
TON COOKE who passed away two years
ago. June e3. 1s47.
At times our thoughts 20 wandering
To the grave not far away
whsr. Lives the sweetest e 8. memory
YOUR eHupags; e, n1sss! assA c. eoyAs
HALLE C. WARD. PRANK o. COOKE,
CHARLES 4. COOKE. Jr.
ESSEX. HARHY g. p Loving memory
Harry 4 nv C. atksss Esssx as sso aep..ssd nj. IL.
eleven years aso today; 4r ssns ,sa,is e; Isss:
HARRIS. REBEccA. In ioyins memory
q sgl dssr ~cshsr and sssnsnStnst: ss,: RE- ns.
fifteen years ago today. june -. 1884.
Somewhere there Is no partins.
Dark clouds are relied away:
In that eternal somewhers
wen meet again sSaas Say, rnuuy
LINK. ELIZABETH. In SAD .su. iovins
remembrance Of our believes mother.
ELIZABETH LINK. Who len rs one year
aso today. June s3. le4s.
oS as ss ,as r.,. ,s.d hsse as e ssRa sns
He gently closed her ievtns eyes
And whispered, Peace Dc th!ns
THE FAMILY.
RIGGS. LOUIS n. In loyins Tsmesy 8
RI1JS who departed this iffe fourteen
years ago today. June - 1885.
He is gone. but not fcrgottsn
BY the ones who loved him best.
And our lcve for him VIII hnstr
Untfl ne. too. ere laid 20 rest
WIFE AND DAUGHTER
RYAN. GERTRuDE N In memery q
my devoted friend. GERTRUDE ~. RYAN.
who left 90 suddenly for the Great Beyond
HKR FRIEND. Tray ToLsoN" dRI0sBY.
TALIArERRo. OLIVIA. In Loving mers-
cry of our beloved sister and aunt. OLIVIA
TAIIAPKRRO. who passed away t~e year,
axo today.n, June -. ls47.
eaH but sOving msmegtee q ths 1n4 ~
lovsd 70 dearly In lfs. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Donald D. Thompson. As,
Dies After Long Illness

Donald D. Thompson, IS. resi-
dent of Washington for many
years, died last night at Suburban
Hospital after a long illness.
Mr.. Thompson was the grand
son of the late John w. Thomp-
son. former president Of the Met
ropolitan National Bank. A ma
tive of Washington. he lived here
most of his life but spent the
last 10 years on his farm near
Parkton. Md.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Therese P. Thompson Of Bal
timore, and two brothers, John w.
Thompson. 49l9 Sedgwick street
NV. and Ross D. Thompson, 1922
Glover Driveway NV.
Funeral services will be held at
3 p.m. tomorrow at Gawler's q
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. DR.. Edward L. r. Elson,
pastor Of the National Presby-
terian Church, will conduct the
services. Burial will be in the
family plot in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Mrs. EisIer In London,
AssaiIs u. 5. Detention,
D. shs Aasss ssAsA sssss

LONDON. June - Mira rrun-
hiia Eisler, wife ei Gerhard Eialsr.
arrived at londoh airport toda,
en- route 10 Berlin. where abe
hopes to reloin her fugitive hus.
band She vas 6eportsd ffosa
the United States Yesterday
She charged Attorney General
Clark with "an ael Of vengeance Z"
In holding her for nearly ssx sfeeb'
on Ellis Island II looked ~ II
they we're soinR 20 hold me there
as q ransom for my husband. "
Aile said
Eisler fed the United Stairs
while on bail. peradinR hia appeal
OF tvo convictions by American
courts, The fugitive Communist
was carried of the Polish saip
on which he stowed away shsn
the vessel arrived In English
waters. bot q British eosirt refused
to send him back TO the United
States
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Racial Conflict Forces
Closing Of Ohio Pool
by the Assoesussd Press

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. june %
Racial conflict forced the clos
ing Of one OF Youngstown six
city-operated swimming pools
late yesterday. But park CON-
mission members said al Of the
pools will be placed In operation
again today.
Nathaniel c. Lee. colored MEM
Der Of the community relations
committee Of the National Asso-
citation for Advancement OF Col
ored People and his three chill
dren entered the East Side pool.
A few moments later most Of q
crowd OF 1000 other swimmers
milled around and threatened the
father and his children.
Mr.. Lee was warned police re-
ported to leave or see your
children drowned"
Bruce Hamm. manager Of the
pool. called police and. acting On
orders OF the park commission,
closed the pool for the day.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Horvord Gives Degrees
To Bunche ond Clay
ey ne Assosssssa srsas

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June "a
Ralph J. Bunche. United Nations
mediator for Palestine. Gen. Licius
D. Clay. Playwright Robert sher-
wood and British Ambassador Sir
Oliver Franks were among 10 not
ables awarded honorary degrees
by Harvard University nj It's 2ssth
commencement today.
Others receiving honorary de-
srees included Douglas southaIl
Freeman. editor Of the Richmond.
Va. News Leader and biographer
OF Washington and Lee. Robert
p. Patterson. former Secretary OF
War. and Archibald n. HostnF.
headmaster for % years Of Epis-
copal High School. Alexandria.
Va.
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1t. Lineburg, Ex-Heod of Police
Investigations Squad, Dies
Got Mony Citotions;
Wos Post Commander
OF District Legion

From Yesterdays Lost Edition.
Il. Horace W. Llnehurg. 81
retired head Of the Metropolitan
Police Department special in
vestigations squad and one OF
the departments most commend
ed officers. died today al his home
at 434 Sixth street SW Police
said he apparently suffered a
heart attack.
The retired policeman. who Was
a past commander OF the DIS
trict Department OF the Aneri-
can Legion. was found slumped
on the floor Of his living room
shortly after returning from a
two-day trip with his brother.
Manson l. Lineburg OF Vienna,
Va. to 1t. Lineburg's farm near
Winchester. Va.
A District policeman for IS
years until his retirement for Ill
health in November. 1914. 1t
Lineburg headed the special in
vestigations unit for IL years and.
in this capacity. became one OF
the city's formost authorities on
subversive activities The unit
once was known as the subversive
squad. II also included the miss
ing persons squad.
Win Special Raise.
During his police career 1t.
Lineburg was awarded so many
concentrations that his efficient
and outstanding work as a police
man" was recognized in 1891 with
special pay raise OF $5 month,
an unusual recognition OF merit
In the department.
He was first appointed TO the
department in 1917, but resigned
FIVE months later to enter the
Navy and served through World
War I as a coxswain aboard the
battleships Minnesota and Penn
sylvania.
Reappointed as a policeman in
1919, he rode a bicycle and then
a motorcycle for several years. He
was hospitalized twice after acci-
dents involving his bicycle and
was hurt FIVE times in motorcycle
mishaps between 1922 and 1924.
His first commendation came in
1920 for a rescue in a Georgetown
fire.
In 1928. he was cited for appre-
hending an arsonlst who had been
terrorizing the city. The same
year he was commended for cap
turing two gangs Of safecrackers
and a man who was later convicted
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Mrs. Helen Miller, IS,
Suffrage Leader, Dies
ty NE Asso<iatsd prsts

COLUMBIA. Mo. June 23.-
Mrs. Helen Richards Guthrie
Miller. SO. national woman's
suffrage and welfare figure, died
here last night gfs al
She was the widow OF DR.. WAL
ter McNab Miller. former member
of the University OF Missouri
Medical School stan.
She was hnEn at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. September .. 1862. She at.
tendedsPutnam Seminary, zanes-
vile, and did special work at the
University OF Nevada. Stanford
University and the University OF
Missouri. She also studied at
Leipzig. Prague. Paris and Lon
don.
At the turn OF the century she
was active In womans club and
Red Cross work. She organized
and served as the first president
Of a woman's club In Nevada.
Before passage OF the Federal
Pure Food and Drug Act. she
championed pure food laws in the
General Federation OF Women 4
Clubs. and was chairman Of the
Pure Food Committee in l9o4-08
Mrs. Miller once served as first
vice president Of the National
Woman Suffrage Association.
She was widely known by her
work in public health. She served
as a special consultant for the
United Sttaes Public Health Serv-
ice. and was a member Of a White
House Conference on Child Health
and Protection. and served In
various other ofYices In promoting
public health.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Mrs. Coils HI. Allen
Rites SET Tomorrow

Funeral services for MRS. COILS
Huntington Lackey Allen. %,
church soloist and one-time choir
director at the Calvary Methodist
Church In Aurora Hills. Arlington.
will be held at 9 am. tomorrow in
the Fort Myer Chapel. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Allen died Tuesday in the
Circle Terrace Hospital, Alexnn-
dria, after a long illness.
!. Born in Jackson. Ohio. she was
the daughter of Charles A. Lackey.
q professor of music there. She
attended the Peabody Conserva-
tory in Baltimore and became a
soloist and choir director Of Eris-
copal churches in Norfolk and
Hampton. Va, and Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans.
She supervised the music in the
Kwasui- Jo-Gokko College for
Girls In Nagasaki. Japan. from
1925 to 1929, when her husband.
the late Maj. Hugh A. Allen. was
stationed there.
A resident of the Washing 9on
area for the last 20 years. she was
the choir director Of the Calvary
Methodist Church in Aurora HEls
from 1888 to 194l. For the las.
two years she has lived with her
daughter, Mrs. Coils Allen Ana
chila, at 20l East Glebe road,
Alexandria.
Mrs. Allen was q member OF
the Professional Writers Club OF
Washington. the Arlington County
Creative Arts Club, the Hampton
(va.) chapter Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution and
the Esther Chapter Of the Order
of the Eastern Star here.
Other survivors are a son. 1t.
Col. Hugh A. Allen. U. s. "A. now
stationed in Yokohama. Japan; a
brother, M. Otto Lackey. Hamp-
ton; two sisters. Mrs. Fred 8.
Gammack, Alexandria. and Mrs.
Edward A. Carmady. Arlington.
and three grandchildren.
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Dratha
.woOpLAND, CARRIE Z.

WOODLAND. CARRIE T. suddenly: On
wednesday, June 90, 1882. at 1877 10th
st. NV. CARRIE e. WOODLAND Of 1897
10th st. NV. She leaves TO mourn their
loss devoted husband. Thomas Woodland;
q son, Thomas Woodland. il. four sisters.
Mary woodland. Martha Brooks. Julia Car
ter and Katie Barnes; one brother, Marion
Dorsey; three brothers-in-law, one s sister.
in-law many nleces and nephews and o
host Of other relatives and friends. Friends
may view the remains At q tn shs Robert q
on Friday, June "a, after $3.50 pm. Sol
emn requiem mass viii be sung at the
Holy Redeemer Church, 206 New York ave
NV, on Saturday, June 25, at Q am. IN
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. "a
WOODsoN. EDWARD, JR. Departed
finger M Hospital. EpWARD wooDsoN, Jr..
Of AIS K ST. sc. He leaves 70 mourn their
loss q loving mother, Mrs, Norma Wood
son: devoted father. Mr.. Rdward Woodson,
sr: two sisters. q grandmother and q
grandfather, other relatives and play
mates Remains resting a. Horizons Nor
tuary. 1929 You St NV. Funeral Friday.
June 20, at IL noon. from the above NOR
tuary, Rev. Murray ofieiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Roy I. hiIbourn, S.. Dies;
Army Bakery Specialist

Rns ? A42sscSss, -. ARM
QuArssEmAss<s CasTs asExrT ~sa1T.
useni sp~e sslsss. esr. YESTERDAY ss,
Aossl al rsyes<saae. n {
wsssr~ he was or . s@ssas9eas t~aq
II wAs learreSe to<taS n~aIa as
attributed 10 q neatf k4assssrss
Mr.. Ml,asas-n. xfse l3veG 3: 1sls
Twenty ntia street NE RAD a~~r
q Dasttact r~s.oent and at ker.y
Department errplcyx tos q Egl1u
aer Q. yeAsS Ne sAs barn =,
RrookY2lle. Ind. ard had t~~a n
Tie bakery equipment esIs.uszs =,
Indianapolis ae!osv coming tse.w.
Mr. A.l!ecHn sas = veteran e.
both World Wars and a< }s',ss~s. Il
the American lsE4ea. oS4. F~.ao~
and The Minnesota Asenae Cfl.ts-
tan Church.
SGfvtslrg are has wl11ow fs1stt,
l. Ml!eoGrr. and q S6sa and c&slSsa.
ter by i previous EsATT.Aks WI.
liam Mslaoarn and Miss Lou VI
Milhourn. both os 2i&l I s,-rxt
NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-23

tabltslied q branch once Of the
0eologieal Survey in Sacramento,
Calf. in 1902 and for Ave years
vas IN charge Of torogra stHAi
mapping on the Pacific, Coast.
He was also superintendent, 81
Nataonal PARTS an 1914
During World War ! he served
With. TIC, ArHy Corps Of EIRlpeerR
he reAisned from tlse ueoI6efeai
Survey la 1919 and moved 60 Cat.
ifosaia wtams he heeaEas aetiNe In
formulating water conaeT vatian
plans. He In survived by his sia-
ow. MrAs Myra Csow MarahaIl 81
sa o frA nelsoo. and two dsuahterA
Funeral services viii BE- held IN
San Francisco today with burial
In that city.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Rites Set for Dr.. Faulkner,
Retired Virginia Professor
ey me Asseeiessd Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June
23.-Funeral services for Or. VII
liam Harrison Faulkner. who died
here yesterday. will be held in
University Cemetery tomorrow.
The 75-year-old educator re-
tired four years ago after teaching
German and French at the UNI
versity of Virginia for nearly half
a century. He headed the depart
ment of Germanic languages at
the time Of his retirement.
In 1895 DR.. Faulkner was prin-
cipal of Houston Academy and
three years later became master Of
Greek and Latin at Episcopal High
School, Alexandra.
He Is survived by his widow. two
children, william Harrison Faulk-
ner. jr.. of Berkeley. Calf and
Miss Sylvia Faulkner. Chariottes-
Vile: q sister. Mrs. Herbert Nash
Tucker, Suffolk: and two brothers,
the Rev. Thomas Green Faulkner.
Blackstone. and Charles James
Faulkner. Chase City.
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brought him his S. raise
Headed District Legion.
OUTSIDE his police work. he be-
came active in Legion activities
soon after leaving the Navy, help
,ng 70 establish the Legion 5 Police
and Fire Post and becoming is
commander in 1888 and 1884.
He vas District dsuartmsn;
commander in 1887 and also sef1 ed
q term as captain OF the National
Guard OF Honor. He Was ore oi
the key leaders IN the erection o!
the Legion Clubhouse. 2+37 III
teenth street NV.
Ii. Linebers also was active In
the Masons and recently had
joined the Tall Cedars OF Lebanon
Son Died Six Months Ago.
About seven years ago he re-
purchased the Lnebers family
home near Winchester and this
had become one OF the major In
tereSts OF his retirement He
lived at the home OF Mrs. Nettie
Gray. a longtime family friend
1t. Lineburg's death followed
by only six months that of his
son. 1t. Horace w. Linebure. ir..
a disabled veteran. In Walter
Reed Hospital. The former po-
liceman's wife. from whom he was
divorced. has remarked.
Survivors. besides Manson Line
burg, includes another brother.
Hesler Lineburg. New Market. Va: i:
four sisters. Mrs. Ethel Hamei.
1929 Shepherd street NV: Mrs.
Irene Supinger. 1919 Shepherd
street NV: Mrs. Anna McDon-
aid. OF the same address. and Mrs.
Mary Evans. Sherman Oaks.
Calf. and one granddaughter.
Funeral arrangements are being
made at the HySonr funeral home
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Arthur 7. 1rayIor. IS,
Real Eslsie Broker,
Dies al Home Here

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~ rneveva % fSaE sssA sssssr ~
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ssagssssssef!I IL; Cora Csaasss and
he : gasaa Mach
In Sarasota Pa fss pAsssseers rsd
lE2e cfees,,pr1sf ~ a exsasr.agslgy
fos nsA3.s 100 N&asaMagtea rwAa-
dents.
Nj TRAY 10y Fwgggtsra ta Waass.
lsaklas sf3 iss+ " heyw te aKa s.-
asrs Az tie B.Ha Building Frern
las3 TO lsAs sas was rfnsslevea ~
The finance tssFls4A1 a the Nrt-
Grams Administrators
Nj T1ay lct ls survived ss rs
widow Ma Ruth TgAylos ard
laree sts1sS hiidyva ali ei Miami
Springs. Pa ENe hsetlsets 4 ~
Irayiog Sarasota W IA Tray lay
81 Wa&hsUgt tan tcs4r a1ssrsa MIA
II = Hopkins Mira II NJ Howard
and Ays L. Roy LIVINGSTON az
Washington. and Mrs iso4as KNrs
ot Nrstneld. n )
Funeral seft tcEs Ntll hr he'd at
: 50 J. IN t0faages al the Hines
!unera! homo 1901 fourteenth
street NV AtsIlal wiil be Ia Goa
g1eASlonAi Cemetery
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Needham {. Turnaqe
Funeral Rites Today
In Scottish Temple

Funeral services for Needhan
C. Turnage. 81. United States
/ Commissioner here for more thar
Is years, were 70 be held at ! pm
today IN the Scottish Rite
Temple, $500 Sixteenth stree,
NV. Burial will be In Arlington
Cemetery.
7 Dr. John c. Palmer. grand
chaplain Of the Masons Of the
District. was 70 officiate.
Mr.. Turnage died Saturday a,
the Oteen IN. c. Veterans Hos
pital, where he had been q pa
tient since last July. Cyril S
Lawrence was named commits
sioner to carry on the functions
Of his Office.
Honorary pallbearers and the
organizations they represent are
Association Of Oldest In
habitants: John Clagett Proctor
Charles H. Bates, Herbert P. Lee
man. William z. Leahy. David
Babp. John D. Fitzgerald. Wilbur
r. Finch. Edward l. Springer
David L. Riordan. Edward c. VII
cox and Frederick A. Thuee.
United States Court of Appeals
Judges Stephens. Edgerton. Clark
Miller. Prettyman and Proctor.
District Court: Chief Judge
Bolitha J. Laws and Judges
Bailey. Let's. Goldsborough. Nor
ris. Pine. MCGUIRE. Schweinhaut,
Holtzof. Keech. Curran an d
Tamm. and Fred j. Eden,
auditor: Harry M. Hull. clerk. and
Edward w. Garrett. probation
officer.
Municipal Court of Appeals:
Chief Judge Nathan Cayton and
Judges Hood and Clagett.
Municipal Court: Chief Judge
George P. Borse and Judges
Kronheim. Scott. Raedy. Casey
Nelson, Fennell. Quinn. Gal
lagher and Myers and Walter F
Bramhall. clerk. and Joseph N
Sanford. probation officer.
District government: Commits
sioners John Russell Young and
Guy Mason. Corporation Counsel
Vernon E. West. TRAFFIC Director
George E. Keneipp. Police Supt
Robert j. Barrett. Police Inspectors
Floyd A. Truscott and Arthur E,
Miller. Leo A. Rover. Parole Board /:
Health Officer George c. Rutland,
United States Attorney George
Morris Fay, and Theodore Cogs-
well, register of wills.
Members of the District Bar AS
sociation: George E. Mcneil. H.
Clifford Alder. John w. Fihelly.
Charles B. Murray. Cecil r. Hefiin.
James r. Kirkland. Warren w.
Grimes, Joseph s. Dicks. Gratz z.
Dunkum, Seabury Quinn. William
Poulton and Jimmie Conroy.
Almas Temple: Renah r. Cam
alier, Julius B. Gay. William J. B.
Orr. William P. Jacobs, jr.; VIII
fred E. Lawson. Frederick Wilken.
L. Whiting Estes. Leonard P.
Steuart. Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries.
Robert s. Regar. Edward 70, An
derson. Robert r. Smith, Allen H.
Potts. Ara M. Daniels. Granville
GUIDE. Karl E. FARRELL. Earl Whit
tier Shinn. Howard p. Foiey. Ray
mond M. Florence. Edmund o.
Carl. Ralph NJ, Wolfe and Omer
VIZ r1orLo
Evening star., 1949-06-23

Leaf clusters. " v 1
Born In Buffalo, N Y. the flyer
was q mechanical engineering stu
dent at George Washington Uni
versity and an employe OF the Ma
tional Bureau Of Standards v1en
he Joined the Army in is47. Be
fore moving TO Washington In
,s4O he had been a student al
Stevens Institute OF Technology
In Hoboken. N. j.. for Two years
He is survived by his parents.
Col. Leon B. Lent. u, s. A. re-
tired. and Mrs. Irene ~. Lent. Of
45l% Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-23

worked for the Treasury Depart
ment before entering the <rvice
in Ie42, He vas sent overseas
TO England In is&3 and VAS
serving with the 18th All Force al
the time OF his death
Ii, Ofensiein Is survived by a
widow. Lucille Burford Ofensiein
OF Austin. Tex. q son. Dean. 6 ,
his parents, Mr., and Mrs, c. l.
OfenStein. formerly Of Chevy
Chase but now living IN San
Diego. Calf. a brother Charles
Ofenstein OF Silver Spring. Nd
and two sisters. Miss Jane A
Ofenstein and Mrs. Michael
Romagnola. both of San Diego.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
REQ Gets Army Order
For 5000 Trucks in so

LANSING, Mich. June 23.--
REQ Motors. Inc. today announced
that the Army Ordnance Depart
ment has contracted for purchase
of 5000 REQ trucks and parts at
O total cost of approximately s3i.-
600 900.
Terms of the Army contract call
for deliveries of the 2ix-ton 6xe
trucks beginning next March. REQ
Presidett Joseph o. sherer. 5r-
satd.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
vireinio Revenue Coins
Ia Millions Over 194S
Dr. Ne Asss<sssss Press

RICHMOND. Va. June 23-The
States general fund receipts for
the first IL months Of the fiscal
year are more than $4,000 900
ahead Of the same period last
year.
Revenues taken In for all funds.
special and institutional No wsii
as general. rose sI5.sss.7si 70
s266 ,o23 40.
Evening star., 1949-06-23

ms ton fFAldcnt
from 1907 to
1919 died Tues
az IN : q n
Francisco
A native Of
kmr liza County .
Va he attend e
ed night classes
IN Columbian
CO llege, nov
GeofEe ash =
in ct on Uni
serkity, and
Joined the Gee
logical Survey
in $50, He eA~
Evening star., 1949-06-23

tomorrow IN Ar
lington Genie
terry.
Il. Lent. who
was 20 at the
tim Of efis
cath. W as
killed while CO.
plotting v lead
B-2& LAberator
bomber In a
run over Ham
burg. Germany.
He was award
ed the Air Med
nj and two OAK
Evening star., 1949-06-23

" ~ - nv WV IL
over Germany
on April -
is&4
The 2a-yeaf-
old bomter pilot
was born IN
the District and
was a graduate
OF estern
Hish School
He ENDED
Virginia Mill
tary Institute
an d Gee rge
W ash IN & ton
fTNAx.zRxSst aud
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Arlington ReburiaI Today
For Il. Leo {. 0fensiein

Arlington TeouFial seTs ices acre
10 b. held At : pm today .es
Ii Leo L ofenxtean. tognrs
Chevy ChA4. Nd > resident uf,e
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Col. Robert B. Marshall. 81.
Former U. 5. Engineer. Dies

Col Robert Bradford Marshall.
g.. al one time chief toIcgt . phle
englneeI fot the UniteS. States
Geological Survey. and q Wash
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II. Lent 10 Be Reburied
In Arlington tomorrow

Graveside reburial services for
II Leon B. Lent. tr.. Army bomber
pilot who was killed In action AT
gust 4. 1914, will be held at ; pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Dartmouth Won't List
Textbooks for probers
Dr. me Aas@simssa sssss

HANOVER. N. H.. June IA
Dartmouth College ofseials said
today they would be unable 70
supply D list OF Textbooks re-
cuested by the House un-Ameri-
can Activities Committee
Dean of the Faculty Donald II
Morrison reported the college Of
fers about $50 courses In the fields
Of knowIedge In which the con-
msttee h interested.
He said he wross COMMITTEES
Chairman wocd that Dartmouth
would be unable to comply BE-
cause OF the "stze" Of such an
UNDERTAKING.
Evening star., 1949-06-23

New York 10 the dominant
money center Of the worid. siih
annual banking transactions sx-
ceecing 800 600 900 .ooo
Evening star., 1949-06-23

CHRISTIE, PEARL. Suddenly. on Mon.
day, June 20. 1949. PEARL GaRIsisIG, I se,,S Sl
i.s.r llsa sss Hstt. T. GREEN and Esther
AZ south Carolina. Annabel valley OF De
troit, Mich. and Olive MckenHl,e ,,e, o. Msw
xfser Sax snp p.m neVTa Thursday june sS, friends
Funeral Home, 467 n st; nv; whsIe servo
p'm., Rev. A. L. Zines ofdciatins. Rela-
fiyes and friends invited, 1nterment In
Woodlavn Cemetery.
COLLINS, JAMES y. On WedneSdnsGy.' nG.
;Sn. ;,t, s z: M 1sta JAMES n si'
ins husband OF Margaret C. Collins tnee
Nssline). Funeral from the Geier Funeral
n. ESms st ses q ssa lass . .s ne REQUIEM e q
sssi.tives r. ssss and friends invited. Intermssnt
Cedar Hin Cemetery. -
CoNNERs, CHARLES. On Wednesday,
sSPs s GsaaAhGEs saA Gts eosaERs M aoms seoved
band OF Mary West Corners and father OF
ess a5: Mh. nraes Spson Wstsr san
AZ az the S Colonial Funeral Home Of Robert A;
ees's ssrViees Win Be- held Friday: june q, a 2
Gaithersburg, Md.
cRAyER, WILLIE c. On Wsdnsesda,y' s.s,,,y
NiP. Nia Wls II lee 6 e eRavER AZ Ho%s
sarvived n1sSasd 81 sy his father. Lewis craysr oi
Waiksrsv,lle Nd; two sons; s1',,s Ghsslis Md
three dauehters, Mrs. Helen Hoffman OF
Warrington D. c.: Mrs. Marts Zinmer-
man Of Germantown, Md, and Mrs. Annie
.ehiidren, three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Groshon
? OF GaithersburE. Md: Mrs. Zoa Beall and
Mrs. Nora Rice, both Of Walkersville, Mo
am, at the Roy w. Barber Funeral Home
Laytonsville. Md Interment Union Chapel
Cenetsry, Frederick County, Md