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CRuIs-ALoNG SPECIAL 81 powere1

CRUIS-ALoNG SPECIAL 81 powered
complete with Navy type top and
s. c.. 5-w. r. C. A. radio telephone,
i i mos. old; New @ @soa: wagsa2sy.
crGis-Alons de luxe MODEL e. the he
Marine, Maj complete, Sa,iso. Barbour
Vacationer.. 15 it. length 5H2 it.
beam, ideal for either inboard or
tury Royal SPORTSMAN. Il it., Just
arrived, mahog. sides and bottom;
Batten seam construction, natural
finish, S535. johnson outboard
motors. motors. IapY hg immedlats ssR1Sz delivery E
AND service. Phone s7s1 ' Solo
mons, Nd. Open all day Sunday:
CENTURY speedboat Marie; SIS
eoDd hp cray mspins engine go., DsrisS' gdeS
woodland Beach. OIL. 29l9. --27
3s-FT. DEADRIsE bay cruiser; IL
ft. beam, Chrysler Crown l15-hp,
engine; sleeps 4; fully equipped
es.Fr. sI sls3 EFT. r. eIN. on PEA REAm. Hoo9er
Island, without motor: price. 81 80.
Deale, Md, phone West River 5644
EvINRUDE- as-h.p.. steeditwin, very
scod conditions Sl25, TIE. 1884;
81. BARRETT CRUIsER-22xsh it.;
5000. 10. 2-7675.
CANOE, red, lift. Old Town; ex.
GT esalen5 81, condition; best offer. Gan
sP6Rf & fot9 CABIN cRursER-sexS it,:
h.p.: sterling. petral. needs, some
repair. Can finance; sacrifice S2,150.
Ii. 4-9l60, ewes. SH. S102. -27
S"EEDBOAT - loft. factory built.
Ford engine; completely equipped:
S495; terms. pvt. owner; ia, $4,000.
ouTBoARD MOTOR. Wizard, h.p.,
:, cylinder. used 10 hours; 3 pads;
O'JTBoARD MOTOR. Evenrude 3.3
h;p;- Cost s153.50 like new. sell for
Sl25 with extra parts. CHI. H..
B. u. RUNABoUT-New last year.
ready to race; $175 or win trade
f for r. larger sSeE runabout' Call Brandy
cHsToM. T,ge aios ss-ft. utility cruiser New
1850; Io4 h:p.; Gray eng. trailer.
SORA. 35-ft cabin cruiser: new:
owner on board, CAPITAL YACHT
BOAT. length IA 81. width 52"; also
rateiy. Call MI. 1866. -227
ONF 6-H.P. and one 14-h.p. Evin-
rude outboards: brand new, still
Grated. Must sell for best offer
10. 2-i127 after 5 pm --26
INTERNATIONAL RHODES lS-ft
centerboard sailboat: Marconi rig
nylon sails and sheets; oak frame,
cedar planking; stainless steel rig
ring; roomy cockpit seats 8 adults
easily; completely equipped. includ-
ing 7h-hp Firestone 0utboar6
with gearshift Boat and equipment
of top quality material, in perfect
condition. Fast. able, and safe.
81 600. complete. Located BEHLKES S
BOAT YARD. Mayo, Md. or call
IA. 1884. except SUNDAY. --27
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

American Trailer Co., Inc
4030 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WO. 1921
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PLYMOUTH l94S club coupe; r. and
h.; very clean; low mileage: ecc-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1912 Fordor sedan. $500. new
tires, new rebuilt motor. heater. etc.
18th and M SITS. NV. ESQ GAS
STATION .7'
FORD al 5-passenger de luxe coupe:
low mileage; excellent cond. $500.
Onn owner. EN-. 1898. -22S
FORD 80 custom VS. 2-dr.: radio.
heater, seat covers: 10000 miles.
&1 h0n CT AR1r
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TRAILER, so, 30-ft. American, all
conv. Of home; may be financed;
price, S3.525. Lot 90, Temple
Trailer Village, Alex, Va, XII
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194a 2-door sedan: low
mileage. excellent condition; priced
at sl.l45. l.: S st. ne. DE. 451o.
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CHEy. 1850 conv. cpe, light grey,
black top, and h., low mileage
Like new; S1.695. Can be bank
financed. 81. $500 or TU. 1900.
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ICHRYSLER '42: maroon. new AZ
motor, good condition: S325. WOOD
SIDE GARAGE. 81 7016. --27
CHRYSLER 1913 New Yorker; dark
| green 4-dr sedan; new set OF tires
| r. and h.; car in 1st class cond
orig. owner. $1,000. OR. 6196
Evening star., 1951-02-17
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. ldU, couples
must apply for marriage
license on one day. Unit three
full days and receiUe the license
on the fifth day. Sundays and
holidays are counted the same
as other days.
Dolores 3. stotier. IS. Charlottesville
William G. johnson, s3, and Ella cohon
"A, both Of 1909 18th st. NV.
Stanley Kelsor. SO. 1895 W st. NV. and
Margaret Chinn. "a. 1874 Kenyon st.
jean Jackson. is. 1876 Duncan pi. ne.
oAssss and Sosotsa s9ai Das A Is sass
{ M ct. se.
''.ss: ;o..,s: " ss:r csos ss ssssnss e. g5s "
Patricia n. Wilson. az. 70 Mount Rainier.
Ansgsg g. both car & ii4 g sps i. r'hs' aa NJ Parker
sa BOTH sasfis q ss1 9ors sne ess Vera Poole
nv, and Sara r. Moorehead, 46. 705
David L. stearman. 20. $3.50 Linnean ter.
NV. and Bernice r. Katz. Is. 503f 7th
st, NV.
ws plsBb. T. 81 roPs both 81 e. ESQ sss Efsass
settS ave. NV.
Monte A. Hall. 20. f1of 18th st. NV. and
Thomas E. Jones. %. 1865 Quincy st. NV.
and Nancy Z. Horan. IS. 1921 nth st.
clifford B. Lowenssein, 90, 1915 Ogden st
nv. and Sonia =. Potosky. 10. 8514
william O. Holmes. 65, 1345 Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania ave. se
James H. Bush: IT.. IS. and Rosa L. De-
vaughn, 27. both OF 1905 18th st. NV.
NV, and Betty A. Jeffries. 10. Mount
Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-17
Public Hearing Wednesday
On D. {. Crime Curb Bill

Chairman Davis of the House
District subcommittee investigat-
ing crime here has announced a
public hearing for 10 am. Wednes-
day on the bill to strengthen law
enforcement.
The hearing will be wide open, :"
said Mr.. Davis. and any one may
testify.
Only one person has formally
requested an opportunity to testi-
fy. He is DR.. D. Aitchison, Of 405
Carroll avenue, Takoma Park. He
has said he wants to speak against
the bill.
The District Commissioners this
week sent to the District Commit
tee a lengthy analysis of the meas
ure, opposing some provisions in
part and asking that others be
eliminated entirely. But generally
the Commissioners said the meas
ure constituted a step forward in
the fight against crime.
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Your Income Tux
March Is Also Is DeodIine
For Filing 81 Tax Estimate

like interest, dividends, rent or
fees.
Full tax is supposed to be with
held from all wages and salary up
to 5000. But what of those maxi
ing $1,000 or more? If you're in
this group, you must file an
estimated tax return if you'll re-
ceive wages from which tax is
withheld of more than $4,000,
plus $500 for each exemption.
Example: Wages over $500 il
you're single and have no depend
ents; wages over $500 If you're
married and filing a joint return
or, If single. you have a dependent.
In other words: The amount eoes
up $500 for each exemption. in
Guiding an extra 5000 If you're IS
or over, plus another 5000 If
you're blind.
Here's how it works: Jones.
married to wife with no income.
will have in 1851 an income Of
$500, all in salary from which
tax will be withheld. In his case.
because of those two exemptions.
full tax will be withheld from him
up to $500. He files no estimated
return.
Take Smith. He's married to q
wife with no income. His 1850 Ill
come will be $4,000 or $4,000 or
any figure you want above $500.
He'll have to file the estimate and
start paying the difference be-
tween the tax to be withheld and
the full tax he'll owe for 1851.
Evening star., 1951-02-17
Day Of Prayer for Students
Service Set Tomorrow

A Universal Day Of Prayer for
Students service will be held at
7:30 pm. tomorrow in st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Lafayette
Square.
DR.. c. Leslie Glenn, rector Of the
church. will speak. Organizations
sponsored in the meeting are the
Canterbury Club, the United Stu
dent Christian Council and the
Student Life Committee Of
the Washington Federation Of
Churches.
The observance, held annually
in SIS nations, is traditionally an
occasion for Christian students to
contemplate their unity regardless
of national, racial and confessional
differences. 1t is sponsored by the
Worlds Student ChristianFedera-
ton. founded in 1895.
Evening star., 1951-02-17
Deaths Reported
tFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics. ;,

(From the d. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistics.
George McInturff. 90, 1913 Webster st. NV.
Harry Johnson, 7s. 657 F st. ne.
Blanche Wemple, 7a. l49 r st. ne.
Frederick Hardman, 65, 1927 18TH st. NV.
Cornelius Winstead, 81, a3iS SEND St Sc.
Michael Moriarty. 81. Cleveland.
Ruth King. 81 Washington, D. c.
Christos Geamelas. 53.2 914 l1th ST. NV
Min McQuillen. 81, 43I4 Nichols ave. s.w.
Thomas Bean, "a. 1447 Chaplin st. NV
Linda Branham, 2. 1902 Blue Plains dr..
S.w.
John satchell. 20. 55 Randolph pl. NV.
Ida Miller. "A. 1415 Harvard st. NV.
James Thomas. 81. 1917 CoTcoran st. NV.
Laura Barnes. 81, 1897 A st. s.e.
Annie Hawkins; 81: 1882 Clay ST. ne.
Harry Payne. 63, Washington.
Aaron Wilson, 81. 1881 Swami st. NV.
Fitzhugh Dixon, IS, 1900 w st. NV
Lannean Streater, 55. 11Sh Bates st. NV.
James Kirby. 40. 2430 F st. NV.
Marie Dorsey, 26. 1885 18th st. NV.
Willis Battle, Z. 633 18th ct. ne.
Evening star., 1951-02-17

Victor Borge joins the regular
panalists.
$3.50. WCFM-A Dissenting Note
Commentary by DR.. William B.
Oper. The music is by Bach.
TeIevision Today.
$3.50, WNBW-Say 1t With Act
ing: A quartet of actors from
Darkness at Noon" is challenged
by a team from Call Me Madame. u
1900, WNBW-Victor Borge Show:
For part of the program Mr.. Borge
plays straight concert selection,
excerpts from Rachmaninoff's Sec
ond Piano Concerto"
100, WTOP-Sam Levenson Show:
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HighIights
Radio Today.

$3.50, WRC - NBC Symphony:
Arturo Toscanini conduc.t5 the Or
chestra in Debussy's Prelude to
the Afternoon of Faun, Respighi's
"The Fountains of Rome" and
Cigars Enigma" Variations.
1880, WGMS FM- Gilbert and
Sullivan: The D'Oyly Carte Opera
Co. performs Part I of 1.-The Con-
doliers."
500, WEAM-Twenty Questions:
Evening star., 1951-02-17
Your Income Tux
By jones NARROW
Associated Press Sfoff Writer

Besides being the deadline for
filing the 1850 income tax return,
March Is also Is the deadline for
some people for filing estimates
on their 1851 taxes.
Most people don't have to worry
about the latter but those who
do fall into these two classes:
/. Those who won't have any
tax withheld from their 1851 in
Evening star., 1951-02-17

FM Stations
WRc-FM-s3.s Me-, chanasI 23D.
$50 an. to ! am.
W00k-fM-s5.s Me-, Channel 10.
4 am. to 9 p.rIl.y
WT0P-FM-ss.3 Me-, chsnseI IA.
$50 am. to 2 am.
NBuz-FM-ss.1 Me-, Channel 7A.
l:30 am. to 1920 am. and
4 ON. to 9 pm.
WAsH-FM-sI.1 me-. cAaaasl ~.
las to 1880 pm.
Wot-FM-ss.1 No., Chanel "a.
s an. to Midnigft
WcFM-ss.s Me-, Channel 80.
S pm. to II pm.
WwDc-fM-1at.i Me-. chaassI 90.
] an. to ! s.in.
Evening star., 1951-02-17

Vlckle Berle Df1ngS ner Iatner Mil
ton to the show.
500, WNBW-Jack Carter Show:
Guests are Vincent Price, Ben Wrig-
ley and the De Marco Sisters.
500, WTOP-Ken Murray Show:
The program is a salute to the Ma
rines. Guests are Dick Haynes and
Dave Apollon.
900, WNBW - Your Show of
Shows: Robert Cummings subs for
Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca. Herb
Shriner and Senior Wences are spe-
cial guests.
$3.50, WTOP-Danger: Kim STAN
ley Is starred In "The Anniversary"
Evening star., 1951-02-17

This is the lost Of IL stories exploinins
who hos to do whot about his income
tox return.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Nicholas N. Koyacs,
Active With 0rphanage

Nicholas M. Kovacs, 65, who died
unexpectedly Monday at his home
Al Milmarson place NV, will be
buried in Pittsburgh, Pa, Satur-
day. Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow in the Deal
funeral home. 4812 Georgia ave-
nue. NV.
Mr.. Kovacs. a native Of Hun
gary, came to Washington from
Pittsburgh in 1943. He was en-
ployed at the Hungarian Re-
formed Federation. an insurance
company here. and was active in
the work of the Ligonier Hun
garian Orphanage.
Surviving are his widow, Mary
p. Kovacs; q son. Edward M
Kovacs of Wheeling, w. Va; a
daughter. Miss Charlottes C.
Kovacs of the home address; a
sister living in Hungary and two
!grandsons. 7'et 'f'o'F ~
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Mrs. Anna Lutz, Mother
OF Grace Line Official

Mrs. Anna Laura Barr Lutz, 81.
mother of E. Russell Lutz, a vice
president of the Grace Line, died
Monday in Birmingham, Mich.
A native of Lancaster. Pa, Mrs.
Lutz lived in Washington from
1912 to 1925. She was the widow
Eof DR.. Henry F. Lutz, q well-known
clergyman in the Disciples of
Christ parishes here. She was
Iactive in religious an deducational
work and taught a Sunday school
class for young women at the Co
Ilumbia Heights Christian Church.
Besides her son, who lives at
1927 Thirty-fourth street NV,
she leaves three other sons, Karl
B. Lutz, Pittsburgh attorney;
Herbert B. Lutz, an architect of
Dennis, Mass, and Allan B. Lutz,
Ia Birmingham attorney.
Funeral services will be held at
/ pm. Friday in the Croft funeral
home; Lancaster. Burial also will
be in Lancaster.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Lionel P. Hall, Retired
Aide 10 AP Traffic Executive
By the A,soeiuted Pres.

STANLEY, Wis, April Ii
Lionel Percy Hall, 66, retired as
|sistant to the traffic executive of
the Associated Press, died yester-
day.
Mr.. Hall entered the AP traffic
department as a telegraph opera
tor in 1907 at Leadville. Colo. AS
West Coast traffic chief he was in
charge of traffic arrangements
when President Harding died in
San Francisco August 2, 1923.
AS an AP correspondent in South
America in 1928, he covered the
Charles A. Lindbergh flight over
Ia high mountain range into
Bogota. Colombia, on a good will
tour.
Mr.. Hall was born May Z, 1884.
lat Stockton on Tees, England. He
served overseas in World War I
Jas a sergeant first class in the
Signal Corps. With the exception
Iof military leave from 1917-1919,
his service with AP was continu-
|ouS from 1907 until he retired
December 27, 1947.
Surviving is his widow, Nina
Lien Hall.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
George ]. Freisen',
Accountant, Active
In Citizens Work

George j. F'reisem, ST. past
president of the Dominion Hills
Civic Association of Arlington
died unexpectedly yesterday at
his home. 900 North Larrimore
street, Arlington.
Mr.. FreiSem, a native. of Brook
lyn, N. Y, had lived in the Wash
ington area for nine years, ano
was an accountant with the Cen
eral Accounting Office.
In addition to his civic activi-
ties, Mr.. Freisem was active in
veterans welfare work.
Mr.. Freisem was a veteran oi
World War I and belonged to the
GAO American Legion post.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Josephine Wuss Freisem; a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ethel Dwyer, Falls
Church, and two sons. George j
Freisem. jr., a teacher at Swan
son Junior High School, ano
Robert D. Freisem, a Junior at st
Johns College, Washington.
Also surviving are a sister, two
brothers and two grandchildren.
Requiem mass at $3.50 am. Fri
day in st. AIMS Church. North
Tenth and Frederick streets. will
follow 8 am. services at the Fitz-
gerald funeral home. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
LoudermiIk,
Retired Sionemason

William Lee Loudermilk, 70, re-
tired carpenter and mason who
died Monday in Suburban Hos
pital, will be buried in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery tomorrow after
10 am. funeral services in the
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church,
Forty second and Fessenden
streets NV.
Mr.. Loudermilk. who lived at
1922 Ellicott street NV, had
been a Washington resident for
Is years. after coming here from
his native Blairsville, Ga. He
helped to cut many of the stones
used for Washington Cathedral.
Surviving are his widow, Fan
ME L. Loudermilk; two daughters
Mrs. Albert A. Warner. 1929 River
road NV. and Mrs. Willard Russ
of Viers Mill Village, Md; three
sons. Lewis c. Loudermilk Of the
Ellicott street address; Blake C.
Loudermilk, 490l Newport avenue
Glen Cove, Md, and Sidney l.
Loudermilk, West Palm Beach
Fla; sister. Mrs. M. S. Pless
|of Copperhill, Tenn. and 10
dchildren.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Services Held Today
For Mrs. keIIeher,
Catholic Worker

Mrs. Katherine Kraemer Kelle-
her, A, a leader in Catholic parish
work here who died Sunday in
Providence Hospital, was buried
today in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Burial followed a solemn requiem
mass in st. Teresa's Church,
Thirteenth and v streets Sc, Of
which Mrs. Kelleher was long a
leader.
Mrs. Kelleher, who lived at 1900
u street Sc, was prefect Of the
Sodality Of Our Lady at the
church. She also was president
of the church's recreation and
athletic club and served as a
sponsor of the teen-age group Of
the parish. She had helped as
well to establish a parish news
paper, the TereSian.
A native Of Des Moines, Iowa,
Mrs. Kelleher came here in 1910
with her husband, Richard T.
Kelleher, Government Printing
Office employe. The couple had
been married for Is years. DUR
ing World War II, Mrs. Kelleher
was employed at the Naval Re-
search Laboratory and served as
a volunteer at the Anacostia USO
canteen. More recently, she had
been active with the Good Sama-
ritan Society. an agency for the
relief Of japanese war orphans.
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Kelleher is survived by two young
children, John, 4. and Mary Ellen.
8, and by her mother, Mrs. John
F. Kraemer of Des Moines.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Mrs. Louise Kemper, ~;
Appeared on Broadway
BY the Associated Press

BRONXVILLE, N. Y. April II.
Mrs. Louise Brega Kemper. 70.
who appeared on Broadway as
Hope Latham and was married
briefly to an heir to the Coyken-
dali rail and shipping fortune,
died yesterday.
A native of Canada, Mrs.
Kemper played in a number of
Broadway shows from 1905 until
1918. appearing with John Drew,
Minnie Maddern Fiske and other
noted stars.
Among her plays were 1.-THE
Woman in the Case" His House
in Order" paid in Full" Seven
Days" and 'The Rainbow"
In 1913 she disappeared from
Broadway. In February of that
year she had married Harry Shep-
ard Coykendall, heir to a So mil
lion fortune.
Mr.. Coykendall had persuaded
her to retire from the theater.
When he died in October, 1914,
she was denied any share in his
fortune because Of a codicil in
his fathers will.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
F. F. DahIer, Retired
Gun Factory EmpIoye

Francis Frederick Dahler, So,
retired Naval Gun Factory en-
ploye who was a resident of Bla-
densburg and Hyattsville for many
years, died yesterday in Mont
gomery County General Hospital
after a long illness.
Mr.. Dahler retired three years
ago after about 40 years service
with the gun factory. Since re-
tirement he and his wife, Mrs.
Mabel S. Dahler, had lived at
Clarksburg, Md.
Mr.. Dahler was a son OF the
late August Dahler, former trial
justice in Bladensburg, and
Amelia Gasch Dahler of Bladens-
burg. He served in the Army dur
ing the Mexican Border Cam
paign and in World War II.
In addition to his widow and
mother. Mr.. Dahler is survived
by a daughter. Mrs. Walter B
Alexander, SOFT Thirty-seventh
place. Hyattsville; by a son
Ernest H. Dahler of Clarksburg
and by two grandsons.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Friday at the, Molesworth
funeral home, Damascus. Burial
will be in Bethesda Cemetery,
Browningsville, Md.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Mrs. Anna Belle Rounfree,
Rail Executives S Mother

Mrs. Anna Belle, Rountree, 86,
mother Of Clarence A. Miller, vice
president and general counsel of
the American Short Line Railroad
Association, died in a Montgomery
County nursing home yesterday
after q long illness.
Mrs. Rountree, who formerly
lived with her son at 5710 Wilson
lane. Bethesda, came here in 1914
from Windber, Pa, where she had
lived with another son, the late
Ray A. Miller. She previously had
spent most Of her Life in her ma
tive Fayette County, Pa.
Also surviving Mrs. Rountree
are another son, Kenneth r. Mil
Ter, treasurer and business man
Iager of the National Association
Iof Manufacturers at New York
City; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Ben
som Emme of Fairchance, Pa;
-four grandchildren and four
Igreat-grandchildren.
Entombment services will be
held at Morgantown. w. Va,
Monday.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Irwin Seymour MeNeiII,
|Harrisonburg Merchant
By tic Associated Press

HARRISONBURG, Va, April II.
Irwin Seymour McNeill. n, we'll
known Harrisonburg businessman,
died yesterday at his home here
after a long illness.
For 81 years. Mr.. McNeill was a
partner in the Worthington Hard
ware Co. of Staunton, and was
president of the company at the
time of his death.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Florence Lemley Walton Nc
Neill; two daughters, Kathryn
Seymour McNeill and Barbara
Walton McNeill. both of Harrison
burg; five sons, Donald H. McNeill,
Jesse M. McNeill and Irwin S. Nc
|Neill, jr.. of Richmond; Toler L.
McNeill of Staunton, and Larrie
ID. McNeill of Harrisonburg; one
grandson and three sisters.
Funeral services will be held at
Emmanuel Episcopal Church in
|Harrisonburg at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row. Burial will be in Woodbine
Cemetery here.
Evening star., 1951-04-11

worked with the C. & o. Railroad
there.
Mr.. Simpson was an active men,
Der of the Washington Board OF
Trade and belonged to the Colum-
bia Country Club in Chevy Chase.
A Mason, he was member OF
Lodge No. 8 in Richmond.
Surviving are his widow. Edna
Butler Simpson. and three sons
Murray S. Simpson, 410 Hillburne
way, Chevy Chase. Md; Walter
r. Simpson. 1900 Overlook road
Brokdale, Md, and E. s. Simpson
jr.. of Ellerson, Md. Also surviv-
ing are two sisters and -four
brothers. Mrs. Ben R. Grove OF
Burlington, Va; Mrs. Ruth j
Opperman Of Findlay, Ohio: Frank
A. Simpson, Cleveland, Ohio: Har-
ry T. Simpson, Toledo. Ohio, and
John C. Simpson, Arlington, Va
Six grandchildren also survive
him.
Funeral services will be held al
II am. Friday at Billups funeral
home. Richmond. Burial will bt
in Hollywood Cemetery there.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Mary Lille Bauskeit,
WAS Volunteer Nurse
In War With Spain

Miss Mary Lille Bauskett. n
"a Spanish-American War volun-
teer nurse and a pioneer social
worker with the Catholic Chari-
ties of Washington. died last night
in Suburban Hospital.
Miss Bauskett had been, a
Washington area resident fo1
more than so years, and lived
with two sisters at 4912 Hamp-
den lane, Bethesda, Md. She had
been in Ill health since retire
ment from social work in 1886.
Miss Bauskett. who came from
her native Columbia, S. c., to
take nursing training at Garfield
Hospital, volunteered for the
Spanish War Cuban campaign in
1898. She was one of the handful
of trained nurses who had to care
for the many soldiers stricken
with typhoid fever in Cuba.
She returned to Washington
after the war broken in health
as a result Of her nursing service.
In the early 1920s, however. she
Joined the newly founded Catholic
Charities here as q professional
case worker and was particularly
active with volunteer groups in
Sacred Heart Parish.
Miss Bauskett is survived by
the sisters, Mrs. Katherine B. CAL
houn and Miss Emily N. Bauskett,
and a brother. Charles M. Baus-
kett Of Greenville, S. C.
Funeral services will be held at
9:45 am. Friday in Our Lady of
Lourdes Church, Bethesda. fol-
lowed by burial services with mill
|tary honors in Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Leo LiIienIhaI, Father
OF Former Acc Head
BY ,hs Associated Press

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. April
11.-Leo Lilienthal.. 80, father of
David E. Lilienthal, former chair
man Of the Atomic Energy Com
mission, died yesterday.
A winter visitor here for 22
years, Mr.. Lilienthal became a
permanent resident five years ago.
He moved here from Michigan
City. Ind.
Survivors include two other
sons, Theodore Of Laporte, Ind,
and DR.. Allen Lilienthal of San
Mateo, Calf. Also surviving are
his widow Minna and three sisters.
Evening star., 1951-04-11
3 Die as C-54 Croshes
In Glider Pickup Try
BY shs As.ocioisd Press

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. April II
"A routine attempt to pick up q
glider at Ladd Air Force Base
ended in the fiery crash Of a low
flying four-motored C-54 trans
port plane with a loss Of eight
lives yesterday.
The Air Force transport plane
exploded and burst into flames
after striking a runway. Black
smoke from the crashed plane
could be seen 5 miles away.
Witnesses said flames consumed
the crashed plane from tail to en-
gines inside a minute after it hi
the ground with It's eight-mar
crew,
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Hearing Set for Suspect
In Beach Grocery Shooting
BY the A,.oeiosed Press


BALTIMORE, April IL. - A
hearing on a charge of shooting
the wife of q grocer will be held
May 6 for Howard Ray jackson,
|22. of Magothy Beach in Anne
Arundel County.
Jackson was arrested Saturday
night. He is charged with shooting
Mrs. Bernice Euzent on March 10
and also with robbing Albert Ver-
ser Of $297 in q super market
three days earlier.
Mrs. Euzent still is in a hospital
recovering from wounds in the
abdomen. chest and hand. She
was shot by a man acting as Gus
TONER.
Jackson is being held in $500
bail.