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Evening star., 1949-12-31

years.
The services were to be helc
at Brentwood Methodist Church
with burial In Glenwood. Gene.
terry.
Mrs. Galliford was the widow
of James B. Galliford, a builder
Of homes in Mount Rainier ano
Brentwood and the foreman in
charge of construction of the old
House Office Building, completed
in 1908, relatives said.
Born in Barnstable, England
and educated there, she was a
governess for 7 years in Tun-
bridge Wells, England.
A Washington resident since
1899, Mrs. Galliford moved to
Brentwood in 1908 and had lived
there since Shortly after going
there she held Sunday School
classes for children in an old barn
in Brentwood. She became a
charter member of the Brentwood
Methodist Church in 1906 and
long was active in its Sunday
School supervision.
Surviving are a foster daughter
Mrs. Howard B. Winant Of the
Brentwood address, and a nephew
James Luscombe, 1118 Eighteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Boy, 5, Blamed in Fire
Fatal 10 Grandmother

Police said today that Perry
Green. S, colored, set the fire
which destroyed the interior Of his
home, at 251312 I street NV. and
caused his 75-year -old grand
mother to be burned fatally. No
action is planned against the
child. the police said.
The grandmother, Mrs. Deder
,Suber, died at Emergency Hospital
last night, about nine hours after
the blaze.
Police said Mrs. Suber told them
before she died that the boy set
a bed afire after she had repri-
.manded him. Mrs. Suber's clothes
caught on fire when she tried to
extinguish the blaze.
Perry yesterday had told re-
porters that his grandmother tried
to light the kitchen stove and that
it had exploded. He ran from
the house after the fire started.
He is the adopted son Of Mrs.
Ethel Kinard, who is Mrs. Suber's
daughter. Mrs. -Kinard was at
work at the time 1of the fire.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Death From Fall on Steps
Is Declared Accidental

Coroner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid today issued a certificate OF
accidental death in the case OF
Earl Lewis. ~, Of 1104 Twelfth
street NV, who died yesterday
Of q fractured skull in Gallinger
Hospital.
Admitted to the hospital on the
night Of December II, Mr.. Lewis
told police at that time that he
had fallen down a flight Of stairs
in a house in the 800 block OF
Thirteenth street NV.
Mr.. Lewis is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Lavinia Lewis; two
sons, William and Donald. all of
the Twelfth street address; his
mother, Mrs. Bertha D. Lewis of
Washington, and six sisters and
five brothers.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 pm. Tuesday at Chambers
funeral home. SIT Eleventh street
Sc. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Rites for Henry Jacobsen,
Stationary Engineer, Today

Funeral services we're to be held
at 2 pm. today for Henry Jacob
sen, SIS, stationary engineer of the
Professional Arts Building, 1922
I street NV, who died Thursday
in Sibley Hospital. after an illness
of two months.
The services were to be held
in Gawlers Chapel, 1855 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. Burial was
to be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Jacobsen, who lived at 462
H street NV, was born in Copen-
hagen, Denmark, and came to
this country % years ago. He had
been in charge of maintenance
at the Professional Arts Building
for the last seven years.
Surviving are three sisters and
three brothers, all of Copenhagen.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Emergency Hospital Offers
$500 Nurse Scholarship

The Women's Board of Emer-
gency Hospital today announced
provision of a 5000 scholarship TO,
a student nurse at the hospitals
nursing school, to be offered fol
the class which enrolls next fall
The 5000. for the three-yeal
training course. will be repaid by
the nurse after her graduation. A
weekly stipend for spending
money" and for the students
shoes and cape also will be pro-
vided.
The board, an Official said. Is
considering offering another schol-
arship of the same nature. Money
will be taken from gifts made tc
the board in memory Of the late
Mrs. Katherine Moncure, for many
years head of the hospitals physio-
therapy department and will be
known as the Moncure scholar
ship.
The board has hopes of making
the Moncure scholarship a con-
tinuous award at the hospital.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Max J. Raine, Real Estate
Salesman, Dies al Sc

Max J. Raine, 68, of l7l6 Ho.
bart street NV. real estate
salesman and resident of Wash.
ington for 40 years, died yester.
day in Washington Sanitarium
after an illness Of several months
Mr.. Raine was born In Romanis
and came to the United States
about 1907. He was in the real
estate business for 80 years, the
last is in association with the
firm Of Marshall J. c. Waple Co..
1924 Fourteenth street NV.
He was active in the Workmen's
Circle Lodge, of which he was a
member.
Mr.. Raine is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Adele Raine; two
daughters, Mrs. Morris Sharnof
of Los Angeles and Mrs. Julian H
Cohn of $500 @ street NV, and
two sons, Philip. of Mexico City
and Walter Raine, Of Israel. r.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. tomorrow from the Bernard
Danzansky funeral home, 3501
Fourteenth street NV. Burial will
be in Workmen's Circle Cemetery
Evening star., 1949-12-31
French Give Wet Nam
Domestic Powers
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

SAIGON. Dec. 31.-France yes
terday bestowed a large measure
Of domestic sovereignty on the
ndo-Chinese state Of Wet Nam
An agreement giving the Indo-
Chinese greater control over thei,
own affairs was signed by French
High Commissioner Leon Pignon
and Ex-Emperor Bao Dai at the
City Hall here as $4,000 watched
Bao Dai heads a French
backed Indo-Chinese government
which Is opposed by the National
ist forces OF Moscow-trained Ho
Chi Mini.
The agreement implements a
treaty signed last March by Bao
Dai and French President Vincent
Auriol. That treaty. which the
French Parliament still must
ratify. gives the new Indo- Chinese
state of Wet Nam q sort Of do
minion status. Wet Nam in
cludes the Indo-Chinese coastal
states Of Tonkin. AMMAN and
Cochin China.
The agreement signed yesterday
gives the Bao Dai government
control Of local courts dealing
with Vietnamese, police services,
primary and secondary education
and local administration. French
prosecutors will serve In the courts
at Saigon and Haiphong for 10
years.
The French high commissioner
will retain reduced security forces
under his command and mixed
courts will settle disputes between
the Vietnamese and other citizens
Of the French union"
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Mrs. J. ). Simmons
OF Health Service Dies

Mrs. John s. Simmons. jr "a, 8
secretary with the United States
Public Health Service, died Thurs
day in Doctors Hospital after a
brief illness.
She lived at 1910 Southern ave.
nue. Sc.
Mrs. Simmons, the former Mis-:
Bernice Osnes, moved to Wash.
ington in 1943 as a secretary with
Trans World Airlines and the fol.
lowing year worked as a secretary
with the United States Trave
Agency. Until her recent Hines.
she was employed by the Public
Health Service.
Born in Clear Lake, Iowa, sht
was a graduate of the Hamilton
School of Commerce. Mason City
Iowa. In June, 1948, she was mar.
ried to Mr.. Simmons. an account.
ant with the Public Health Service
and former lieutenant in the Army
Air Forces in Europe during Worlc
War II.
Mrs. Simmons was an active
member of the Grace Lutheran
Church, 1900 Sixteenth street NV
In addition to her husband she
Is survived by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. B. Osnes, Clear Lake
Iowa, and a sister, Mrs. William
M. Wilkinson, 5616 Greentree road
Bethesda.
Funeral services will be held al
l pm. Tuesday at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 29Ol Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be ir
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Funeral Services Today y
For Baroness Won Below

Funeral services for Baroness
Nina r. Won Below. 90. who dice
Wednesday in the Oak Retreat
rest home, 1901 Park road NV.
were to be held ut IL am. to-day
in st. Johns Episcopal Church
Sixteenth and n streets NV
Burial was to be private.
It was enormously stated ir
The Star yesterday that the serv.
ices were held yesterday.
The baroness, widow Of LII Gen
Hans Won Below. q corps CON.
mander in the German army dur.
ing World War I, was a native
Of Columbia. s. c., and had beer
i'll a year.
She came to Washington In
1920 and entertained frequently
at her home, 2024 Sixteenth street
NV, but in 1945 left Washing.
ton because she thought It q
madhouse." She returned here
two years ago and lived 4t the
Burlington Hotel before enterine
the rest home.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
U. 5. Soldier Kills 7 Japs,
Then Takes Own Life
BY the ASsoeiofsd Press

TOKYO, Dec. 31.-An American
soldier went berserk last night
shot two Japanese to death and
wounded another, then killed him
self in military police headQuar-
tiers, the Army said today.
The soldiers name was with
held until relatives are notified
The Army gave this account:
The enlisted man shot to death
19-year-old Hiroko Ito in her
home in Tokyo. He fed in a rick
sha.
About 10 minutes later shots
from the ricksha slightly wounded
a japanese policeman and killed
Kihei Goto. who was passing by
The soldier then went to the
provost marShall's Office, entered
by a rear door, and shouted:
whats the matter with you
M. P.'s? Can't you find a mur-
derer?"
He then put q pistol to his
temple and fired. He died in
Tokyo General Hospitals receiv-
Ing room. F..
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Ex-Convict Held After Girl
Is Assaulted and Burned
Dy the Asseeiofsd Press


BOSTON. Dec. 31.-An ex-con.
vict was held for questioning to.
day in a criminal assault on 8
5-year-old girl who also hac
been beaten and burned with 8
cigarette. ... .....
The ex-couyict, identif1ed b,
police as Adam Trotter. 80. wa
captured at gunpoint after hi
leaped 80 feet from the rear win.
dow Of an East Boston tenement.
The little girl, Carol Gallagher
was found on the steps Of the ten
ement earlier by a passerby at.
tracted by her tears. The house
is q mile and a half from the
child's West End home.
Trotter was held on suspicion o1
rape. A woman. found in his apart.
ment, also was held as a suspicious
person. She denied any knowledg.
Of the attack.
Doctors at City Hospital sale
the child had been attacked
beaten with a leather strap ane
burned several times on the lowe
part Of her body by a cigarette.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Gen. Marshall Plans Tour
Before Red Cross Drive

Gen. George c. Marshall. now
president of the American Red
Cross, is preparing to take q 10000
mile tour of the country beginning
about the middle Of January in
connection with the approaching
fund campaign of the organiza-
ton.
The former Secretary Of State is
now at his home In Pinehurst,
N. G. Today he is celebrating his
69th birthday. A year ago he
underwent q serious operation but
friends say he is hale and hearty
now.
The tour win give Gen. Marshall
q chance to talk with Red Cross
officials and community leaders
over the Nation until March /.
when the campaign oficially gets
underway. r.s.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Watchers Save 7 in Cavein
AT Old Indian Grave Site
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CARMI, H., Dec. 3l.-Sides OF
an excavation in an ancient In
dian burial ground caved In yes
terday. burying two amateur
archeologists. They were rescued
by six persons who had been
watching them work.
Norbert Bingham. Carmi mer-
chant, was completely covered
and his partner. Arkell Fischer
was buried up to his neck. The
muddy sides Of the 14-foot ex-
cavation collapsed as they started
to climb out.
Mr. Bingham was unconscious
but was revived about Is minutes
later. He appeared to have suf-
fered no Ill effects.
Mr.. Bingham and Mr.. Fischer
announced only yesterday morn
ing their discovery of the burial
ground in a circular mound about
so feet in diameter near the
Wabash River, about Is miles
southeast of Carmi.
The mound contained seven
human skeletons.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Federal Judge Holds
Baltimore Segregation
In Parks Constitutional
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3l.-A Fed
eral judge has upheld the con-
stitutionality Of a city policy to
segregate Negroes from whites
during athletic games in city
parks.
Judge w. Calvin Chestnut ruled
yesterday against 81 plaintiffs
seeking $500,000 damages for al
Legged violations of their civil
rights.
He went further in his decision
to note that although this was
considered by the plaintiffs a test
case. it differed from normal test
cases in that 1t did not seek to
establish a new point Of law.
Upholds Parks Ruling.
Specifically, he upheld a segre-
CATION ruling by the Board OF
Recreation and Parks.
The case originated when sew
eral whites and Negroes were
arrested while playing tennis to-
gether in city park. Those ar
rested said at the time they hoped
to make 1t a test case and take
it to the Supreme Court. If nec-
eSsary.
Judge Chestnut cited a Supreme
Court ruling in the case of Plessy
vs.. Ferguson in 1896 which estab-
lished the doctrine that "segrega-
ton of races is within the
constitutional exercise Of the po-
lice power of the States, respec-
lively, provided. however, that the
separate facilities afforded differ
ent races are substantially equal
Cites Policy In IL States.
He added that segregation OF
Negroes and whites was an estab-
lished policy In II Of the 48 States
The jurist pointed out that the
question Of whether or not segre-
CATION should be required was not
before the court. That, he said
was q question for the Legislature
He said he was called on only to
decide whether or not State had
the constitutional power to follow
a policy Of segregation.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Guard Slain in Arkansas
As -Four convicts Escape
" the As,eeiated R.sss

TUCKER PRISON FARM. Ark.
Dec. 3l.-Four young convicts
armed with five pistols and riot
gun. broke out Of prison here early
today. A trusty-guard was killed
in the escape.
Arkansas state police headquar-
ters at Little Rock broadcast 9
statewide alarm. Bloodhounds
were brought to aid the manhunt
The leader Of the lis am. es-
cape was identified as James Perry
Williams. "a. Pine Bluff, Ark. Q
trusty.
Warren Hosmer. assistant to
Prison Supt. w. v. Lewis, said
Williams killed Trusty Bill 3D.
hannon. 36, and then disarmed
thre other guards. Bohannon was
shot four times.
Mr.. Hosmer said Williams un.
locked the door to the stockade
and three other prisoners fol.
lowed him In the escape. The
stockade is not surrounded by 9
wall or fence.
Mr.. Hosmer reported another
convict prevented what could have
been a riot when he jumped from
his cot and locked the stockads
door. r.x
Other fugitives were identified
as Otis Eaton, rs, Stillwell.. Okla.
serving is years; David Dyer, 2s
Oklahoma City, Is years, and Jacl
Rheuark, 90, of Sapulpa, Okla.
20 years, all for robbery and kid.
mapping. Williams was under 9
six-year term for grands larceny
Evening star., 1949-12-31
|BidauIt Gets Final TEST
On Budget Today After
3 Victories in Week
By the Assoeioted Press

PARIS, Dec. 81, - Premier
Georges Bidault,- strengthened oy
three victories in a week. faced
a fourth and final test today IN
the struggle to balance Frances
1850 budget.
There was little hope that the
rd-breaking budget OF 2,257.-
0OO, 900, 900 francs ($6.400,00O,-
0O0, with increased taxes to bal
ance it, would be passed before
the new year.
But more assurance was 1elt IL
Mr.. Bidault's middle -the-roao
coalition government as the Ma
tional Assembly once again was
asked for a vote of confidence on
the final tax issue.
Wins 2 Votes of Confidence.
The Premier won two votes o.
confidence yesterday on proposals
to raise taxes to bring the nation
an income of $4,000, 100000 francs
($128, 900 ,000) from manufactured
goods and 17,ooo,0Oo,ooo francs
($48, 000.000) from undistributee
corporation profits. He won the
first vote on whether to debate
his budget at all.
Today's vote, if successful, will
fill the required gap of 35,000.-
600, 900 francs 100000, ,0001 to
balance the budget by taxing gas
oline profits, business reserve cap
ital, big farms, truck transport
and purchases by public institu-
ton.
A fourth victory for Mr.. Bidaul,
also will end the threat OF specia.
general elections before they are
due two years from now.
Threatened to Resign.
Mr.. Bidault has declared he
would resign If his budget wasnI
put through. His followers have
promised they would not supper!
any successor. And this. accord
ing to the French constitution
could throw open the general elec-
tions, forcing the Assembly's dep.
uties to risk their seats.
Before the final confidence vote
came up Mr.. Bidault scored q
minor victory today when the AS
sembly's Finance Committee voted
a stop-gap ALLEGATION of 100, $50,
100000 francs ($545. .000.000) tc
keep France going for the month
Of January, 1850.
The committee had shown signs
of opposing the fund, but adopted
it as a temporary measure when
it was obvious next years budget
would not be passed before jan
uary 1.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Acheson 10 Be Speaker
Al Church BicentenniaI

Secretary of State Dean G..
Acheson, a former choir boy at
the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the Holy Trinity, Milldletown,
Conn.,, will be the principal speak,
er at dinner on April II, cele-
brating the bicentennial of that
church.
Mr.. Acheson's father, the late
Rt. Rev. Edward Campion Ache
son, was rector of the parish from
1892 to 1915.
The. parish was organized on
Easter Sunday, April 16. 1850.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
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pseemosr "si g. e is4s suddenly one year ''o
What happy days we once enjoyed
p,,v When zen Te were re. al tosethsr' r~,'
Since you have Gone forever. 80
II all the world we're ours to give.
To ;ss & &sas face ''t Of our our ssf' dear son and
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RSFN sRSFNN1RssD zsD AEsER4 xEsIhs4M s1cHonsca HE51n8fD
PFEIFTER. JOHANNA. In loyins mem.
joSHXNiNX PrTiTTIR. PiTiiSfi ~ who passed swas
one year aso today. December si3b 194s.
She had z smils for evsrs.scp:
rhea sho oesns Knew = hss ss0f lossd q sSa Ssl
sf 81 YiTHSty Ts W Mm nsys5 AsB ssESE sY Ri
scHIckLER; kAT4ERINE n. n 10y.
ERINE n. scH1CKsLER. who % passed away
fourteen curt years ago today December 81
Sweet e remember her who once was here. 9.
Aes e1 memory meme snt We nes sh. II f siways Keep s'
TAYLOR. PERCY E. Always the mem.
ory Of your love, devotion and patience
you suddenly left me three years ago. De-
eember 81. 1946.
The sunshine from my life is gone,
The voice I loved Is stilled.
There is not day. darling, that 7 dc
HS Heaven e knows what your death meant
20 LOVELY WIFE. LILLIAN =. TAYLOR. :
TOMPKINs. MAEIA +. Sacred 70 the
memory of NJ dsar mother, .S,, MARIA Ail I,.,1 !
cen years ago today, December 81. 1881.
In the misty yeil OF silence,
80 profound and so deep,
May your rest be ever peaceful
In that long. eternal llesp;
WATSON, LYDIA POWELL AND Sam
uEL v. n lcylnf msWorx o. u1TKefsS mK as-
Who psssed away December 81, 1922, and
SAMuM ". WATSON. who died January
II, 1912.
Those whom ~ love 80 out Of sisht,
But never out Of mind;
They are cheftshed In the hearts Of those
Whom they have left behind:
YOUR DEvoTEY DAUGHTER EVELYN.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Capitol Heights Man Dies
OF Bullet Wound in Chest

William zinke. a 48-year -old
Capitol Heights bus driver, died
in Prince Georges County General
Hospital yesterday of a bullet
wound in the chest. County police
said they were satisfied it was
accidentally self inflicted.
DR.. John T. Maloney, county
medical examiner, said after an
autopsy that he would withhold
q certificate until he had con-
ferred with authorities.
Mr.. Zinke had been in critical
condition since December 20 when
he was brought to the hospital
from his home at 5000 F street
County detectives quoted him
as saying that he had shot him
self while cleaning a .3e-caliber
revolver in the kitchen of his
home. .r|f -,@
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Man Dies Of Stubbinq;
Suspect Questioned

A 34-year-old man died ir
Freedman's Hospital early today
80 minutes after he had beer
stabbed in the chest during q fight
at Florida avenue and v streets
NV.
The victim is Woodrow Wilson
Jones, colored. about "a. Of the
100 block Of T street NV. Police
were questioning q suspect picked
up within an hour after the
stabbing.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Argentine Cotholic Paper
Permitted to Resume
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 31.-The
independent Catholic newspaper
Los Principles Of Cordoba was per.
mitted yesterday to resume publi-
cation after q three-day shutdown
The mayor Of Cordoba gave au-
thorization after the newspaper
had been closed last Wednesday
on charges Of violating municipal
health ordinances.
Two other Argentine dailies
closed in the past three days, still
were not publishing.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Emil jennings Reported
Near Death in Austrio
BY the Associated rvsss

VIENNA, Dec. 31.-Emil jan
nings, a top Hollywood star 20
years ago, was reported near death
today at his Lake Wolfgang home.
Mr.. Janning's doctor said the
62-year-old actor is suffering from
Inflammation of the kidneys. with
complications of gall stone fever
and yellow jaundice.
His wife and daughter are at
his bedside.
Mr.. Jannings, whose talent was
developed by Max Reinhardt, was
the first actor to receive Holly
woods Academy Award.
Evening star., 1949-12-31

Qent OF Brent.
wood. Md, anc
primary super.
intendent OF
the Brentwood
M e t h o d / S
Church Sunday
School for sc
years.
S he d j e {
Thursday a
her home, 430s
Thirty = fourth.
street, Brent
wood. after be-
ing in i'll health
or sew ra
Evening star., 1949-12-31
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=, ,BACKENHEIMER, GUsTAvE; CHAP
q our s.eI eDsravr 4 Ii syns
sSe ePaAN sps xbs .qt s:
'T1sfn Tas BleKssaEmEs III Rs'sRSfd s2sLYM 81
memory q our dear IN mosh.9 aoa put MXRY sIxies
BEAVERS. who died eighteen years ago
'''A'' De's"Ha1 her Fl ioViNa 5aaa CHILDREN.
DAVIS, MAGGIE. In loving memory Of
our dear mother, MAGGIE DAVIS, who
csSaSsr pasIed aTay sY eight years ago today. De.
M Sleep on, dear mother: take your rest.
We loved '0u but ca azR 5gssa saIIf5ksssSi: Ifs sisi
oIy Of our mother, CLARA auTcHitN jTssIi tNsoH. i;e%
who who left us five Years ago, December 81.
In Rosa ST hsahs, aNsE Eeu Mxbr E live tgss t15sSss
JACKSON; REV. JOHN A. A tribate d
love and devotion. to the sacred memory
John A; JACKSON. who departed thi;
81 81, isso. n5se.een years ago today December
His life Is beautiful memory.
HIS absence silent grief;
He sleeps in Gods beautiful garden,
g. JxGksos iSasaos Of aND Rsrtsft ea5sEs 1ssis
KING, EMMA ]. AND ROBERT A. In
SAD nut loving remembrance Of our deal
mother and father, EMMA J. and ROB.
ERT A: KING. Mother passed away
twenty-seven years ago. December 30
1922, and father passed away three years
three months and twelve days ago. Sep
tember 10, 1916
Two precious ones from us have gone,
TWO voices we loved are stilled:
Two vacant places are in our home
Which never can be filed.
They are gone, but never will be for.
THEIR TWO LOVING CHILDREN. EMMA
M. AND ROBERT j.. Jr
LUCAS, ALICE F. AND THOMAS ]. II
loving memory Of my devoted parents
ALICE F. LUCAS who passed awsy De.
October 20, 1941.
Sweet to remember them who once Wal
here,
And who though absent, are iust rs dear
DAUGHTER AND 6ON-IN-LAW, MABEL
AND WALTER DICKSON
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Uarn uf Chunks

HICKS, H. CALVIN The friends OF the
late H. CALVIN HICKS acknowledge with
deep appreciation the acts OF kinaneSs,
beautiful fioral tributes, cards and other
expressions Of sympathy in their recent
bereavement. ,..>,
MRS. ELIZABETH ROBINSON.
Evening star., 1949-12-31

English WoInut Not English
The English walnut is not a
native of England, but comes
from the mountains Of Greece,
Persia and from western Afghan
istan,'
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Rites in Brentwood
For Mrs. GaIIiford

Funeral services were to be held
at 2 pm. today for Mrs. Rose
Ellen Galliford, SO, a pioneer resi-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
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