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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05
MS. lad Mrs. Charles Salas Honor
Liifls Janese SaIas With Birthday
Party Wednesday AZ BayvieW Park

MS Key. Richard and Patricia
FELTON,. Judith and Russell Weech,
Houston and Dennis Plowman,
Sandra and Billy Wickers, Mer-
rell Sands III. Linda Carole Rob-
erts. Raymond Z. Lones, Judith
Almyda. Brian Sterling, Anthony
and Johnny Ulchar. Dennis Bello,
Sheila Augero. Lee Roberts,
Charlotte Baker, Donna Jeanne
Amable. Barbara. Tony, Raymond
and Paul Walterson, Amparo,
Charles and Bruno Stirrup, Bar
hara. Mary and Oscar Ramirez,
Joan and Ben Lowe, Jr., Kathe-
rine Paros. Pauline and Edward
TOPPING Jr.. Patsy and Johnny
o'connor and John linn Roberts.
Grownups attending included
the Mesdames Benjamin E. Lowe.
James Paros. Reginald Russell,
Charles Baker. Berdun Mann, Cd
esS Moody, Otis Carey, Rease
Thompson. Charles Milford, Ray
mond FELTON,. Harlan Weech, Will
liam Plowman. Merrell Sands, Jr.,
Jesse Roberts. ID. l.. Castleberry,
Sarah Taylor, Genevieve Amy
ia. Dumont Sterling. Anthony
ulchar. Elio G. Bello, Jack Ague-
80. Phil Baker, Ralph Amable,
Hazel Henson. Oscar Ramirez,
Edward TOPPING. Johnny O'Con-
nor. X. r. Knowles. Merle Rose
Russell. Ruth Pierce. Margaret
Scully. Allen E. Curry, William
r. Pratt. Radford Belyeu, Holland
FELTON,. j. r. DeLand, II. E. Hack
ney. Frank TOPPING. Charles
Munro. Esmond Albury and Miss
Elizabeth Pinder.
MeSsrs. Esmond Albury, Roge-
lio Diaz. Clifton Moody, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Knowles, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Salas, Sr.
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Coming EUents
rTrrcDAV AIrCITcT O.

TUESDAY, AUGUST -
Regular meeting, Sparkling
Waters Rebekah Lodge No.
IA, 7:30 p. M. Knights of
Pythias Hall.
Dance honoring visiting British
seamen and u. 8. enlisted
personnel, USO Noes, 1921
Duval street. Music by Must
clans Union, LoeA 202.,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST To-
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club No. aS. 1000 A,
M. in Clubrooms, Building
178, u. S. Naval Station.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IL
Meeting, Sewing Group of
Monroe County Hospital
Auxiliary, $50 P. M. at Hos
pital. For transportation call
Mrs. Rutt at 420-W.
Meeting, Fleet Reserve Associ-
alton, Branch and Unit No:
Sc, $50 p. M. at Clubrooms,
Front and Fitzpatrick streets.
FRIDAY, AUGUST II,
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Club, 1890 at Officers Club,
Fort Taylor. Bridge and Cam
asia to follow.
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Sea FiHieee Cooiieite Club
Held Meeting: Plans For Dance Made

coOtiette meetings, etc. The chief
GFayback. Mrs. Vera Wood, who
IS 18th District Baby Louise, ex-
poets 10 attend some part of the
different affairs being held dur
lng the entire convention.
MembeR attending the
Crawl" were the Mesdames
Edna Arthur, Daisy Lee Curry,
Nell HAIRY. Louise Walterson,
Lena Ruth Plowman, Florence
Solomon. Rose Marie Albury,
VaneSsa Saunders, and Vera
Wood.
Next regular meeting of the
coOtiettes is Tuesday, Septem-
Der g. l949.
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rff manthiy merting Of sea
Eaies gosalsiie Club No. 73i
a hsii rueslay nieht II the
WFM h.anr on kllsaheth street
F.nal affanaeHssnts wcEe made
80 sie lialien tahilee conven-
ne 81 ihr WV which Is being
Naks - Miami August 2i-2e.
Esa.a asi Crssflstts Day wih be
Hsas and Mendsy. August n
~ ahen 4 paradr. . dance.
~ ness.nas nf tlse tNo efganlka-
NsM sii - heli Registration
tsa ilsn rlalas ~ the WV
H heii ga SATURDAY,. August
81 isse
NnfNee plans tnf . dance, 20
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f af T1cs,iay nights
asfNHa sesefal valuable prizes
asa tn - Haafded the evening
M m asarf neflnite date and u.
go nkaHs aili - annauneed later,
a fs mertins oi the COotict-
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AerOUias 20"
Passenger List

The following passengers left
for Havana on Aerovias 90:
Pauline Kelly, Josephine D
Kelly, Milton E. Cole, Robert
Parker, Peggy Parker, Lawrence
Richert, Maxine Richert, Roland
Schmitz, Esther Schmitz, H
James Bushnell, Aileen Bushnell
Manuel Bergantinos. Lidia Ber-
gantinos, Harry 7. Pryor, Betty
Pryor, Eduardo Gonzalez, Car
men Rapa.
Josephine Risorti, Henry Price
Adelino Garcia, Oscar Leal, For
aida Radcliffe, Waltiro Algarin
Eloina Means, Alice Rowan, Edith
C. Bradford, Leona N. Allison
Isidora L. Land, Walter Koren-
chan, Blanche Korenchan, john
Parkhill, Eddyth Parkhill, Gull
lermo Walls, Rafael Regina, Emilia
Regina, Claudia Deschamps, Ma
ria Varona, Isabel Segura, Ale
iandrina Antilles.
Esther Garcia, Ramon Sabido,
Carlos Licea, Esther Gonzalez,
Eva Maria Lopez, Manuel Ma
ranio, Emilia Naranjo, Aida De-
bras, Valentino Garcia, Aleida
Blanco, Ana Ma. Schweyer, Jose
Ibarra, Olga Sober, Dora Stigeer'
Martha Ruiz
Mariana |. Siebra, Maria c.
Lluy, Aida Fernandez, Coralia
Fernandez, Jose M. Garcia, Mar
tina Fernandez, Lila Fernandez,
Felicia Moreda, Fernando Arte-
mendi, Ella Limas, Evaristo VI
loa, Alberto Rodriguez, Victoria
Gallego, Celia Fernandez.
Judith MacCoby, Esperanto
Leiva, Manuela Prueba, Ciria A.
Pine, Julia Azcue, Julia M. Cuer-
vo, Manuel Grimon, Conception
Gomez. Juan B. Tore, Ramona
Valdes, Bienvenido Perez, jose
fina Perez, Charles, Bren, Vivian
Bren, Walter Bren.
Elio Urrutia, Manuel Lopez,
George Williams, Roy McCouslan'
Florence McCouslan, Herbert Nc
Grath, Mary McGrath,. Clyde
Turner, Diego Hernandez,
Charles Saunders, Ralph Rulman,
Edith Rulman, Kenneth Disler,
Zella Disler, Joseph Witt, Will
liam M. Witt, Betty sWiekllne,
Vesta Wickline, Phillip Langlois,
Burt Gottileb, Phillip Strunk,
Mirta Rodriguez, Esperanza Rod
Giguez.
Antonio Sanchez. Maria Pen
ton, Otto Prem, Genevieve Prem,
Ruth Bulls, Morris Bulls, Wal
terio Algarin, Leslie Jenckes,
Ruth Jenckes, Henry Warlach,
Charles L. Jones. Thomas Klecx-
ynsks, Gustav Dunkelberger, Ell
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there were cake, ice cream and
eoca-cola. Music and games form
ed part Of the entertainment
and there were several dance
Foutines by the young guests.
Youngsters attending the party
were Susan Campbell, Susan
chappell. Jeanne aud Jerry Gil
lette. Carol mad John Holzapfel
Barbara Woodson, jamie and
Kemp Harding. Frank Ellis. Ris.
key Chambers. Johnnie Chappell
parmela Phillips. Billy Woodson
Alice Watkins, Chuck Allen, Bill
Robinson. Sharon Saunders, Har-
~ and Andy Lawrence, Pamela
Campbell. and Barelyn and Don
ME Pilgrim.
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49, Klns Alhafy ugeaident of
A. NHaas Wanans Missionary
faala aHnu1ueea thal she has Te-
fsfi ietfrf ffufn Mrs. Leslie
tNteE aKselfnf ~ tie Jacksoa-
kM fan WMu. thanking
f fn arl the intcrmegiiate
NHts AasNaff o. tiie eniegtain-
eet f fls8tesses shown the
AAAN.Hxliie Ff ~ un their re-
snf t al this tsiY
~ Hs2taf Nfth Mr. N r.
NfsFn ~ fassessnsille Associa-
~ Nssana Fekspie's Leader.
tHN halasaas.n Mrs L. l..
hf a8 an ara NJ ana Mrs
tees Nrsan. sii ~ Jacksonville.
aal D. eishlecn Inter.
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Mrs. Raherts
and Sons Return
From Ohio

Mrs. Frank Roberts and her
three sons. Kermit, Ralph and
frank, JF. returned home satur-
day after spending three weeks
in Lima, Ohio with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cummings and their son
Stevie.
Mrs. Cummings is, the daughter
of Mrs. Roberts, and before her
marriage was Miss Doris Roberts.
Mrs. Roberts and fer sons ex-
press themselves as having had a
splendid time on their trip.
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= Nieky i"d Barbara 10 Tucker
lloaored With birthday Party

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tHn HMsAifan Nav. Eve. and
fi@4a - tWa 90 their Joint
# alh 3 rharming party
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- Na1N
Fatga Nal,insan. director
~ So aH4fF ed made lovely
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80 slaalnsiliea. and the party
Ma tsii Waa heautllully deco
fAsN8 eslh sale pinh and yellow
$3.50 Naeef anf sigeamers.
NHSe aeIf iaxols. balloons and
tF safs &C. flle bpg guests. and
eeh aull tahaea Coz 81 the
aih sis ant ~ refreshments
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05
Mr.. AIad Mrs.
SaIas, Children
Return Here

MR.. and Mrs. Charles I. Salas.
Jr., and their children. Janese
and Buddy. returned home Satur-
day morning after having spent a
month visiting with Mrs Salas'
relatives in St. Petersburg. Pensa-
cola, Gainesville, and Geneva, Al
ALBANIA.
The Salases were accompanied
to Key West by Mrs. Salas' sister
and bt,other-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. r. Colley, Jr.. and the latter's
young son Billy, of St. Peters
burg. After spending several days
here, the Colleys left on Tuesday
morning for their home.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05
Tao Births liz
County Hospital

Monroe County Hospital today
reported two births in that insti-
tuition.
A daughter, weighing seven
pounds, seven ounces, was born at
1907 p. m, august 3, to DR.. and
Mrs. Herman X. Moore. The
baby has been named Linda
Jean
A son was born at 9:58 p. m. on
August A to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Wagner of Marathon The baby
weighed seven pounds, four
ounces
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An'. Leg. Aux.'s
Marathon affair
Successful

The Bingo and Cake Sale held
by the Keys Memorial Unit las
American Legion Auxiliary on
July % at Marathon was great
success, it has been reported.
|, All proceeds from the affair
went to the Building Program
Fund of the Auxiliary and to
Jack Kofoed'S Lend Hand
Fund.
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Rec. Father
.Lmies To Hold
Communion Serp.

Announcement has been made
that acting Rector Rev. Father
ILutes will hold the Communion
Service at St. Paurs Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning, Au-
gust 8. al the Feast of the Trans
fiauration Of Our Lord.
Rev. Father Lutes is acting
Rector of the Church in the alb
sence Of Father Mcdonnell.
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Apply To We'd

An application for a marriage
license was filed yesterday in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord by John J, Romero, III,
%, of 1872 Harris avenue and
Alice c. H. Cato, %, of l426 Won
PhiSter street =
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more Ditls, Oddessal Dupont,
Thomas O'Hara, Inez Mclean,
Frances st. CLANS Madeline
Smith, Wellington Rosenberg,
Laura Rosenberg, Jose M. Rod
riguez, Howard Nagle, Rose Mary
Nagle, Ernest Richardson, Hazel
Richardson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05
Seeks Divorce

A petition seeking a divorce
was filed yesterday in the office
of. Circuit Court Clerk Earl r..
Adams by James William Howe
against Iva Howe.
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The following passengers left
for Havana on Aerovias 90:
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Selection Of Jury Starts
In Kentucky Vote Fraud
BY the Associofsd Press

LEXINGTON. KY. July S.
Selection of a jury for the Fed
eral Court trial of two Lexington
attorneys charged with conspiracy
to forge ballots will start here
today. .
A panel Of so prospective jurors
was summoned for the trial OF
E. F. Prichard. jr.. "a. and A. E
Funk. jr.. ~. law partners. They
were indicted in connection with
election irregularities in Bourbon
County in last November's general
election.
A total Of 254 forged ballots
were found in IL Bourbon County
precincts.
Both defendants have denied
any connection with the irregu-
larities.
Mr.. Prichard, a former counsel
for the Democratic National
Party. was associated with several
key officials in Washington during
six years with the Government
in various capacities.
Mr.. Funk. son of Kentucky's
attorney general. is an assistant
city corporation counsel here.
Conviction on the conspiracy
charge could bring a maximum
penalty Of a $4,000 fine and a TO-
year prison sentence to each
defendant.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
1n mrnturtattt

McILwAIN. LYDIA G. In sad but low
ing remembrance OF our beloved sister.
fifteen years ago today, July 5, 1854
In our hearts your memory fingers,
sweetly, tenderly. fond and true;
There is not day: dear Lydia.
LOVING Sisters AND BROTHER, HAT
TIE. CONNIE AND NATHANIEL Neil
SMITH, SUSIE b. In memory Of our
3. SMITH, who departed this life one year
ago today, July 8, 194S.
Into Heavens mansion she's entered,
Meyer to sigh nor weep:
A pr oyes aes5s one Ta as fs asn sssep
SUSIE B. SMITH COUNCIL. NO, s92. AND
SWEET PEA gA, CIRCLE, NO. ss7, I. o.
token Of love and devotion to the mem
ory Of our parents, father. THOMAS TAY-
LoR who p psssed T away .H Nay N B. M 1895: and
away July s, 1910.
Remembrance is the rose that blooms
Eternal year by year;
Sweet memories clinging to our hearts
Keep loved ones always near.
And tHder thoashts that at, linser on
Our loved ones who have, gone ahead
With us, who are left behind.
And we who sadly miss them
Find comfort in the truth well known
That life is ruler over death
And love can never lose its own.
MARGARET G. HARDIN, ANNE T. TUR.
NER.
vIRNSTEIN, JOHN II. In memory OF
our dear father, JOHN H. VIRNSTEIN
who departed this earth July 5, 1881.
MRS. JOHN r. TOWERS, DIR. JOHN e
VIRNSTEIN.
wEArHERLEss. NELSON E. In remem.
brance of the love, undying devotion ant
services of our beloved father, NELSON Z
WEATHERLESS, who left US six years age
today, July 8, 1913.
Your memory is as dear today
| As in the hour you passed away.
DEVOTED CHILDREN, RUTH AND NILS
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Rites Held in hyattsvhIe
For Mrs. Agnes DooIan

Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes
O'Brien Doolan. lifelong resident
of the Washington area who had
lived in Hyattsville for the last Is
years, were held this morning at
the st. Jerome's Catholic Church.
Hyattsville. Burial was in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Rev. Raymond P. Cahill, assist
ant pastor of the church, officiat-
ed at the services.
Mrs. Doolan died Saturday at
Prince Georges General Hospital
after an illness of nearly two
years.
Born and educated in Washing
ton, she had worked for Southern
Diaries. Inc. here for many years
before moving to Hyattsville. She
lived there with her sister. Mrs.
Elizabeth M. TAFT, 1907 Forty
second avenue.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Loretta Campbell, Kansas City,
and two brothers, Aloysius j.
O'Brien. Hyattsville, and Vincent
IOBrien, Ardmore, Md.
Evening star., 1949-07-05


II. He used the column as an ap-
peal for the Cancer Fund research
program. The Journal said the
appeal had brought in $4,000.
His was as nearly a complete
victory over death as any person
I've ever known" the Rev. Frank
Linder of the First Methodist
Church said. HE was utterly
reconciled."
Widow CollabOrated.
Mr.. Warren's widow, Nina, had
collaborated with him to the end
in continuing his column. The
title had been changed from
People I Know" to People We
Know"
Doctors said the cancer which
spread throughout Mr.. Warren s
system rapidly was incurable, but
relatively painless.
In his story announcing his
impending death, Mr.. Warren dis
closed he already had arranged his
funeral. including pallbearers. He
also reported he had asked the
minister ito be brief"
DR.. Linder. confirming this, said
the pallbearers would be Mr.. War
ren's newspaper associates.
The funeral will be. at 4 pm.
Wednesday in the organ pavilion
OF Balboa Municipal Park.
Native of Kansas.
Born in Vermillion, Kans.,
where he started his career as a
printers devil. Mr.. Warren was a
contemporary of the famous Will
liam Allen White, late Emporia
editor.
He also worked on various
papers in Kansas. New Mexico
and Texas. In the early 1920s
he came to San Diego. His
column appeared in the Daily
Journal for five years and. prior
to that. for II years in the San
Diego Union.
The columnist also is survived by
two sons. daughter, six grand
sons: a brother and a sister, all
of San Diego.
In addition to People We
Know" Mr.. Warren had prepared
a special column in the hope the
journal will publish it on the day
I have gone-hopefully and with
out fear-to the arms of God. /"
It appeared yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Mrs. kusRk DeIaIian
Funeral Rites Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Ar
menhoue Delalian, A, Washing
ton resident for % years. will be
held at 3 pm. tomorrow at the s
H. Hines funeral home, 2901 Four
teerlth street NV. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mrs. Delalian died of a cerebral
hemorrhage Saturday in Prince
Georges County Hospital after a
tWo-week illness.
A native of France. she came to
Washington % years ago. after
her marriage to MuShek Delalian
owner of the Dixie Hotel, 1876
Twelfth street NV.
She was an active member OF
the Armenian Relief Committee S
Washington branch and the Ar
menian Episcopal Church.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by a daughter. Miss Mar
garget Delalian. and two sons
Charles and Archie Delalian, all OF
4402 Thirteenth place NE.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Rites Set Tomorrow
For R. ". Cullen, Auto
Association Official

Russell William Cullen. IS
American Automobile Association
official and a member of its or
ganization here for % years. will
be buried tomorrow in Meriden
Conn.
Mr.. Cullen died Sunday at his
home 4205 Kennedy street, Hyatts-
vile. of a heart condition.
Born and educated in Meriden
he came to Washington in 1921
to join the Automobile Associa-
ton as chief craftsman. He later
established and managed the
Cartographic Department. build
ing the division into its present.
day strength of 80 draftmen.
For the last four years he was
in charge of all the printed ma
terial produced in the AAA Offices
in the country. He had made his
home in Hyattsville for the last
Is years.
Mr.. Cullen was a member Of the
Holy Name Society and the
Knights of Columbus.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Maybelle Hudson Cullen: two sons,
Russell H. Holland. Mich. and
Robert j. Cullen, Hyattsville; a
sister, Mrs. Anna Cullen Crowley
Meriden, and three grandchildren.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Woman Reports Intruder
Assaulted, Robbed Her

A 34-year-old woman was in
Gallinger Hospital for. examina-
ton. police said, after she reported
being raped by an intruder in her
room shortly after 5 am. today.
She told police she was aroused
from sleep in her flrst-f1oor room
in the 1400 block of N street NV.
by a colored man. He threatened
her with small knife and warned
her not to scream. police said. She
said the man took $3.50 and fled,
according to police.
The woman told police the man
raped her, cut her lip. blacked an
eye, bruised her throat and struck
her jaw. She told police she didn't
know how the man got into the
room. She is a former Govern
ment employe who left the service
last February.
The woman Is estranged from
her husband. she said.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Mrs. Bessie Robinson
Funeral Rites Today
In Fredericksburq

Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie
Forbes Taylor Robinson, IS, di-
rect descendant OF the aunt OF
George Washington. we're to be
held this morning at st. George S
Episcopal Church. Fredericksburg
Va. Burial will be in Fredericks-
burg.
Mrs. Robinson died Sunday at
her family home, Fall Hill, Fred
ericksburg.
She was a descendant Of Mil
dred Washington, George Wash
ingtons aunt, who married Roger
Gregory. Their three daughters
married the three Thornton sons
Of Fall Hill. One daughter, Mrs.
Frances Gregory Thornton, made
her home at Fall Hill.
Born in Thorn Hill, Greene
County, Ala. Mrs. Robinson at
tended a girls school in Rich
mond. She was the widow of
Frederick Hampden Robinson.
owner Of cattle ranches and farms
through the West.
Mrs. Robinson had travelled ex-
tensively with her parents and
later with her SON. -in-law, Lynn
Franklin, retired Foreign Service
officer. She established a congre-
CATION of the Anglican Church in
Bloemhof, Transvaal. South At
rica, and the first Episcopal
Church in Merriman. Cherry
County, Nebr.
A soprano, she had sung for
many years in st. Georges Epis-
copal Church in Fredericksburg.
Chairman Of the Fredericksburg
Chapter Of Colonial Danes. she
also was a charter member of
the Rappahannock Valley Gar
den Club. member OF the
Daughters OF the Confederacy and
one of the first members of the
Kenmore Association.
Surviving are her daughter,
Mrs. Lynn Franklin OF Fall Hill;
son. Frederick Hampden Rob-
inson. Detroit: a twin sister, Mrs.
Horace Bayliss, Bagnellstown,
Fire, and seven grandchildren.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Bobby CIork's Illness
To Close Broadway Hit
Rx the A.soeioted Press

NEW YORK. July 5.-One Of
Broadway's major musical comedy
hits. "As the Girls Co." will close
after next Saturday nights per-
formance because of the illness of
it's star, Comedian Bobby Clark, 1t
was announced today.
The 61-year -old Mr.. Clark said
he would enter Johns Hopkins
Hospital at Baltimore for COM
plete medical check-up. Producer
Michael Todd said he hoped to
reopen the show at the Winter
Garden within six or eight weeks
or as soon as the veteran comedian
lis permitted to return to work.
Mr.. Todd said the musical now
has $81 900 on hand in advance
sales. These tickets will be re-
funded or exchanged for later
dates.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Mrs. Florence WetheraId
Funeral Rites Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs. Flor
ence Matilda Wetherald. 90. life
long resident Of Sandy Spring
Md, will be held at II am
Thursday at her home in Sandy
Spring. Burial will be in Wood
side Cemetery there.
Mrs. Wetherald died Sunday at
her home from injuries she suf-
fered five years ago when she fell
and broke her hip. She had been
bed-ridden since that time.
She was the widow of Samuel
Wetherald Of Sandy Spring. Mrs.
Wetherald was a member Of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union and the Ashton Methodist
Church.
She Is survived by three sons,
Harry Wetherald. Buffalo. N. Y;
Robert P. Wetherald. Narbeth,
Pa, and J. Stanley Wetherald,
Fanwood. N. j.; two daughters.
Miss Dorothy Wetherald of Phila-
delphia and Mrs. w. w. Moore of
Sandy Spring.