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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-30

Tabor City, N. C.
Class numerals: Crick t
Blackburn, Loris; Dorothy Gar:
rell, Tabor City, N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-30
ANCIENT COIN DISCOVERED
AT TILCHMAN'S REEVES
PIRATE LOOT STORIES

ghman Beach excited this week by the discovery
ancient coin OF unknown origin age caretaer
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Eiefes syohenbIatt erideint ieit
benz Sabr 1873 reselmaBig ieoen
Samstag uno miro berausgegeben
gum geIten bes 96pitlidcn &olle'
gium Soiepblnum in @ortbineton,
Ohio, beiien 3tped bic Seranbilbune
piirbiser 8rielteraoelinge fir Die
Ser. staaten lit. Dieie anitalt III
bauptiGdlib aneepieien auf Die gm'
FINITE oieies 8lattes uno Die @eihen'
fe Ieiner 2eIer.
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, Am ndbIten Morgen mabte ii1 Der
Sobn auf, INN nit ieinen 5reunoen
cine &ulbsiag6s s5u unternebmen. Ct
lboffte Dos Derlorene @alb a., ftnben,
ebe iein 8ater ben 8erlnit erfabren
batte. Iber alles unionIt!
@ir tpuroen eriubt, daf unierm
8eldnoe i1hen 5u iuollen, Oh bas
&alb ii6 pieaei6t bierin perirrt bate.
Glide Gage ipdter tpurbe bas &alb
in oer gdbe unleres @alblees eeie-
ben. l1niere Irbeiter taten ii6 auiam-
men rfor tbe last roundup. Gs mar
Elm iebensipertes Sbauipiel, interei-
lanter als bas bette Hooeo.
@ttpa Die Sdlfe nIeres @elGnoes
lit nit IStrdu6en uno nit gGumen
oi6t beipadien. Gin 6ren1ber ODER
logar Elm &unoiger fonnte fi6 in Die
| iem, Dem afrifanii9en ssungIe 6bnIi,
ben Oidi6t perirren. uniere Mrbeiter
iu6ten es iiberau uno tparen iiber-
5eugt, OaB, nenn oas &alb ii6 in oen
bintern Sell oes @aIoes auriidse5o-
gen, es ME mebr aufgefunoen tperben
fonnte gs eelang ibnen, bas &alb
l1nlerm Sauptgebdube 5l15uiagen. Ser
5lii6tling iprane pie elm Siri6 iiber
9ui6 unO Stod uno Stein. art, 9ll,
&omer 11no ben uebrigen tpar es nidt
leidt, Dem &alb auf S6ritt a1n6 Sritt
5u folgen, Inn ni6t BON mir 5u reben.
gea6 tangent Sagen nuroe oas &ulb
in Oen engen Sof atpiiben Dem Sol
leg 11no ser ,Sobi6ule einge5pGnet,
immer naber uno enger Don ieinen
gerfol lsern llmgeben. 9as ernniibete
Sier batte einen tpiloen 8lif. sus
art I'M gegriff itano, iib bes Sliidt=
lines gu bemddtisen, idlug bos &alb
nit ieinen Sinterbeinen aus tpie Elm
milbes Fonp l1no i6lug ieinen eeipal-
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M.8. e.
prnf. q. M. Durhreu, Grhrrr
i11A Enttnr

(Brof. 5. 90. Guebren oonenoet
n16lten Dfonat ieine fiinf5igidbrige
Satigfeit als grofeiior uno goitor inn
RapItliden GoIlesilm SSoiepbinum.)
gs mar i'm September 1901 - Dor
nun fiinf5ig SSsabren - ais Dos GGpit-
li6e gouesillm Soiepbinum (oamols
III Golumbus) zines lpeitern GrofeI=
lors beburfte, Inn 2atein uno Ieutib
5u oo5ieren. Sellte, nod fiinf5ig ssob=
rem, lit Erof. Guebren nod ebenlo rii=
ltig ais bamals.
@eboren am 2. 9luguIt 1868 in ei-
mem Iorfe unipeit ser alten Honer=
ltaot Srier, erbielt er bon ieinem 8a=
ter, einem Gorfif)ullebrer, cine tribe
uno ourhgreifenoe S6ulung, 1pie iie
oamals gang uno gdbe mar. Den
Ohio =8uiienfreuno', sesriinoet i'm
Sabre 1873 bon Qtlgr. Soiepb Sci
ling, Dem 8riinoer Oes SSSoiepbinurns,
Der Don einem Snfel in @iscon1in
Dem Gater 5lgelanot ipuroe, fonnte
Der fleine Ibc|Sbiiler i6on flieBenb
leien. 8er bdtte oan1ols geOa6t ooer
aud nur geabnt, OaB oieier fleine
&nirps in einem balben Sabrbunoert
lputer ielbit einmal Sen .Sbio=@ai=
lenfreuno' in Columbus reoigieren
lpiiroe?
geab Gouenoung ieiner pGterIi6en
Shule uno na6 8ollenoung ieines
8pmnaiiums uno Gbilolopbie i'm
sluslano entihloB ii6 Ser i1nge Stu=
oent na6 Imerifa gu ieinem Snfel in
8isconiin aus5umanoern. 8ei ieinem
Snfel fano er, baB audi er Sen ,Sbio=
@aiienfreuno' bielt, Sen er ieit 1875
Ieinem Gater in Deutl6lano suge-
Ianot bate.
Sein eriter 8lid fiel auf oie lebte
gusgabe oes ,Sbioz@aiienfreuno
uno entoedte barin ben 0amen zines
Ieiner 'Stuoiensenoiien, Brofeiior unb
3is5iplinar i'm Soiepbinum. CT
l6rieb lofort an i'm, BrofeI1or ssobn
Soup, uno erbielt iofort bon ibm Die
aufforoerune bes oamaligen &eftors
Or. Sontgeratb, nod Columbus gu
fommen, Inn i'm neuen S6uliabre
1901 2atein unb 0eutld gu oo5ieren.
&ein @unoer, oaB ser iunee, unter.
nebmenoe Stu6io bieier ginIaoune
lofort folete! Ct oo3ierte 2atein unb
0eutld etpa 5ebn Sabre lang, tpur6e
Damn Miiiitent1@oi bes ,Obio-8ai.
lenfreuno' uno, nadbem @eftor Or.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

tenen Sui Dem Mrt mitten ms @elibt.
Sros6em gab Mrt ieinen gifer nibt
anf. 8innen fur5em gelang es, bas
&alb in elmer engen gfe ein5uflem.
men uno enolih ein3ufangen. gs muir
Den ibm Die 8eine feitgebnnben, ba-
nit es nift mebr enttpii6en fonrte.
Ser Sarmer pur6e bena6ri6tigt.
Sas mar bas gnbe Der Gotpbop- So
tigfeit fir einen Sag. @ir ib6tten
uns sliidli6, uno Der Sobn NOR an1
meiiten begliidt. slm frobeiten NOR
offenbar oas perlorene &olb, ieine
UMtter mieoerauieben, Die es nit fri
l6er Seriep=Wilb ndbrte.
Habltebenb geben mir uniern 2e-
fern Die uns befannten @rnennungen
unierer Neuprielter:: @ep. MIer Ma-
bain, Sacreo &eart Gburd, 8isbee,
slri5.; &eb. Stop &line, ct. Batrid's 3
Gburh, Nenrp, 8a.; &eo. 2eonaro
3minger eriett ben 8farrer in 8arfs.
ton, S.+Daf., bis er i'm september
nad Dem Solepbinum 51riidfebrt, Inn
Wfitglieo Der GafultGt gu tperoen.
Die bodp. SS. 0roncis Mor5en
uno Bernard @ifmeier befinoen iib
anf Dem 8eg na6 Sonolulu (Saupt-
itaot 6es amertfanii6en Serritoriums
Satpaii), Inn lire prieiterlife EGtig-
feit bort at beginner.
8ep. albert Sdneioer lit fir sic
0io5eie 'Santa Sc, N. &C., beitimmt.
Bir baben uber Bis iebt nod feline
beltimmten Daten iiber ieine grnen-
nung.
8ir tpiiniden aaen uniern iuneen
BrieItern cine rei6e grnte i'm @ein=
berge oes Serrn 1no @ottes reihlten
Segen fir lire beginnenoe SGtigfeit!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
@htdhnaps,4 A. !
8eItorben

san Nntonio, Ser. - 1eItorben
lit Ser bo6p. P. CHARLES 3engler,
O.ML, fiinfunoiteb5is Sabre alt uno
ieit 1905 in oieier @r5bio5eie als gr.
sieber uno Seeliorger tatig. r. I. P.
Columbus, .. - @eitorben lit Ser
bofap tSr. Senrp 5. S6umaber, ieit
1908 8rielter 1,no ieit 1912 Bfarrer
in &enton. gr NOR in Cincinnati ge=
boren uno puroe bortlelbit nod gb-
iolpierung oes set. rSt. Marp's+Semi-
mars BON gr3bilbof Woeller geipeibt.
Utit Der @rri6tl1ne Der 1io5eie Go
lumbus inn Sabre 1915 aing ieine
8farrei BON ser gr5oio5eie Cincinnati
an sic reue 9io5eie iiber. 0as iolenne
Hequielnamt 5elebrierte @eibbildof
Settinger- r. /. P.
Cincinnati, .. - Ser bod,tp. P.
&apboel Shmaus, C.PP.S., ieit bier
unooreiBig sSnbren Yfarrer Der st.
&o la!@emeinbe in ct. Gole, g., bat
loeben megen borgeriidten Ilters iein
Hfarramt nieoergelegt unb iid) in Dem
st. -&arlsISer1iuar our lang peroien-
ten Hube eeiest. P. 9fapbael lit bier
unoodt5ie Sabre alt rno ieit ieb5ig
Sabren EriaIter. @eboren in 8apern
i'm Sabre 1867, fam er als iunger
Mann nad oen Ser. Staate,l, trat
1886 in bie &ongregation bonn Soft
barren 8lut elm uno lpuroe 1891 gum
Srielter setpeibt.
Die Gr5oio5eIe iiberIanote 1ette
@ohe Elm @ei6enf pon Sc, 100000 an
bie 0io5eie Salina, Sans, Tim bel
oem @ieoerallfbau Der burh lleber=
ldapemml,ng gei6dOigten @emeinben
5u belfen. 8ii6of Sbiu Don Salina lit
elm friiberer &an5ler ser gr5oio5ele
Cincinnati.
Snbianapulis, Sno. - gn einen
Shlaganfaa itorb lesten Oeitt1pob,
an leinem neununoiieb5ieIten @e=
burtstag, Ser bohu. P. Soiepb M.
Milet, ST., BON 1881 bis 1888 Bfar=
rer Ser @eiu4@emeinoe in Glepelono
lno ieitbem big Dor tpenigen Mona-
ten Spiritual ser Seiuitenpaters Ser
oorttgen Sobn Carroll llnioeriitp. Sn
Detroit geboren, trat er 1891 in Die
@eIeuidaft Seiu elm. Gin 8ruoer, P.
Senrp ,Wtilet, ST., lit ber5eit in 8eit
gaoen ltationiert. X. I. P. .:.'-.
ct. Eanl, Witu1. - Sim fommen=
oen Sonntag, 5. eli1euit, beeinnt Sie
pier5igitiinOige Inoobt in folgen5en
gfarrfirben Ser gr5oio5ele: n. 8.
6rau pon ser SSmmerip6brenOen Sill
fe, Ninneapolis; ct. Sane, Gorco=
ran; ct. Sbomas, Seiienlano.
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(Sortfesung ton Geite y

teftur. llno idlieBlib lit au6 oas
Gnoe oes acknowledgements burb
oas grtuahen ser Miuionen uno if
rem 8iaen gu nationaler iSelbltGn=
oigfeit in sliien uno Mfrifa 9lnfang
elmer ncuen Gpohe ser @eitgei1i1te.
Die 5tpei @eltfriege, Die grihitterun-
gen ourf 6ai6ismus, Nationalio5ia-
lismus, 8oIi6etpismus iino nur
ma6ttge groitoBe, pel6e 5etgen, bab
I'M Snneren ales in 8epeeuns sera.
ten lit.
Selblt innerbalb ser Stride, oie
bod in ibrem S6reiten iebr traoi-
tionsgebunoen lit uno ni6ts iiber-
ltiir5t ionbern iuarte,lo uno tpGeeno
Die Iinse beurteilt, lit oieles 8or=
Interchangeable 81 lpiiren. gtpa ii,
Den nellen 8egen unb Geriuden Der
Ealtoratlon, i'm @ilen 5u elmer Neu-
geitaltung ser @ottesoienIte uno aud
in Ben Serlu6en elmer rneuen Sbeo-
logic. Gie gn5pflifa vHmud,n gene
ris bat Die Jeblenttpiflungen suriid=
getpielen uno Dor iSeblibritten ge-
narnt, aber 5uglei6 aufgeforoert, ii6
NIT ben neuen 6ragen uno 8erbGlt.
niiien ebrli6 uno ernltli6 auseinan-
oer5uleten. @enn &omano @uarbini
in ieinem 8ud vGas gnoe ser Neu-
5eit" Sbeooor Steinbii6el in leinem
8erf iiber u0ie hriltlide 2ebensbal-
tung in Ser &riiis Der 3eit un6 ser
Nenlben" uno friiber l6on &ene
8uenon in ieiner S6rift iiber vGie
&rnts Der 9sel13eit" BON einem neuen
3eitalter geiproden baben, 10 lit bar
aus uno aus anOeren Gbnlicben @er-
fen erli6tli6, oaB oas 8u6 2ombar-
DIS MIR cine tStimme unter pielen lit
uno oaB mebr unO mebr Die augemei-
ne ueber5eugung Dom 8eginn zines
neuen 3eitalters gum 0ur6bru6 ge=
fommen lit.
gSiro es aber Elm 9 + it / i f 3
3 Ell t a It er iein? Sier beginnt bie
eigentli6e Iisfuiiion. P. @onbaroi
begriinoet ieine 8ebauptung NIT atpei
lleberlegungen. Die erite beitebt in
Der Satla6e, OaB Die bisberigen So
Iungsperlude gegeniiber oen Iufga-
ben Der 8egentpart ueriagt baben, Ser
Gatboli5ismus oagegen Die glnttport
aut Die 5ragen uno oie eigentlibe
Solung Der Brobleme belitt. gr 5eigt
oieles Gerlagen in Der @ege1liiberltel-
lung Don &apitalismus uno &ommu=
nismus, fiibrt aus, 0aB meoer ser 2i-
beralismus nod Ser totalitGre &om=
munismus oie Situation 5u meiitern
imitanoe ieien, Dab oie Yrobleme i'm
lo5ialen uno politii6en 2eben peiter
belteben uno gu elmer 20illng orGn=
gen. 0ie fatbolii6e Mntport liegt ei-
nerieits in Ser Gbeorie uno ben
@runoidten, anoerleits in Ser gat-
la6e, oaB Ser &atboli5ismus ni6t
MIR Sbeorie uno Brin5ipieniamm-
lung lit, ionOern bob in Ser Stride
Der menibgeiporbene @ott &immel
uno eroe, gDlgtelt uno 3eit, @eiIt
nno Weaterie berbinbeno in Seius
gbriitus g8irfli6feit lit. Dos Gbri-
ltentum mar lange 3eit 5u iebr bom
grobaften ser io3ialen uno politi-
| ihen Broblematif losgeloit. Ser Mtbe.
tsmus anoerieits bat bas grbbafte
bon @ott lossel0It. l1no 10 brdngt
nun alles su einem driitliden 3eit-
alter, in ,pel6em bas Gbrii itentum Die
iroii6en Brobleme 5lt elmer 2oiune
fiibrt.
80 ridtig 6ieie l1eberIegungen
| iin6, 10 ergibt iib baraus bod nut
Die S4luBfolserung, bob Die Or.
fenntnis bonn Beriaeen Ser bisberigen
2oiungsberiude uno bon Ser Mi9tig.
lfeit elmer driitlihen Goiuns elm drift
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ct. BanI, Ninn.- 8urtbimstpn, o.,
Samstag, 4. Iusnit 1851.
Sir d c II t a lcnber
Sonntas, 5. Ansuit: 3u6lfter Sonnt

Sonntas, 5. Ausnit: 3m6lfter Sonm'
tag nad Efinsiten. - 6 70 IN g e.
Iium: Der barmber5ige Samarl=
tom (9rf. 1O).
Wontag, 6. aueult: Gbriiti Gertlas
rune, 3pItus.
9ienstag, Z. 9lueuIt: &aietan, Gona=
tus, Ionatian.
'Witt1pod, s, slugult: 3priafus, 2ar'
gus, lSmaragbus.
9onnerstag, 9. slug1it: Sobannes
8aptilt Gionnep, Romanus.
5reitog, 10. auguit: 2aurentius, Se-
usoeoit, 8aiia.
Samstae, II. augl1it: Siburtius,
Suiann Soltrinlls.
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SttuIlue Des TDneS
fiir bas Soiepbtnum

Soiermit i6ide id Sbnen $500 5ur
laufenben 5reiitelle. Sd bate Die 60
be in einem beionoern anlieeen Der
lproden unb bin, @ott iei 9anf, er-
bort poroen.
g. g., isis.
Senhe Sbnen biermit $1,000 5ur
laufenben 6reiIteue. Sd bate Die @u-
be ueriprohen in einem 5eitli6en Mn-
lieeen. Weine 8itte lpuroe 8ott oanf
erbort.
s.. g., Minn.
ginlieeenb goit-@elOompeiiuns I'M
getrage bon $500, Die ib 81 @bren
Ser 81. 5amilie uno oes bl. slntonius
neripro6en botte. Dfeine 8itte lit,
@ott iei 1anf, erbort poroen.
ltngen., Dti6.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Mrs. Corinne Mason,
Widow Of Executive

Mrs. Corinne Rely Mason, SO,
widow of a former executive of
the National Biscuit Co. in New
York, died yesterday in Williams
port, Md. near Hagerstown.
She was the widow of Lambert
Mason. who was an early official
of the biscuit company. For many
years he was manager of the
firms New York plant and the
MasonS lived in Manhattan.
Mrs. Mason, who was born in
Summit Point. w. Va, when it
was still part of Virginia, had
been living in Charles Town, w.
Va, until about a year ago, when
she entered the Williamsport
Sanitorium. For several years after
her husbands death in 1929 she
lived in Washington.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Louis A. Childress Of Nc.
Lean. Va. and three brothers,
Briscoe Riely of Charles Town,
Maitland RELY living in Maryland
and Lambert Rely living in New
York.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2:30 pm. today in Zion Episco-
pal Church in Charles Town.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
John BosIey, Breeder
|0f | amous Chase Me
And Amateur Rider
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Johr
Bosley. jr, nationally known
Maryland horse trainer and anna
teur rider. died in a hospital al
suburban Mineola today. "
Mr.. Bosley, who was 65, suffered
a heart attack yesterday at Bel.
mont Park, where several horses
he either owned or trained werl
entered in steeplechase events.
Mr.. Bosley was best known al
the breeder of Chase Me, a great
horse that was never beaten but
broke a leg while running in the
1885 Metropolitan Handicap al
Belmont against Equipoise.
Mr.. Bosley's wife was killed In
an automobile accident near Bal
timore in 1910. She also trained
horses and was the record owner
|of Chase Me, winner Of races al
Jail the Maryland mile. tracks.
MIR. Bosley's father raced trot-
ting horses which he bred and
trained at his home north OF
Baltimore, now the site of the
Maryland Hunt Cup each spring
The younger Bosley was a foot
ball star at st. Johns College in
Annapolis and once won the
Grant National, another Of Mary
lands spring steeplechase events
Mr.. Bosley's enthusiasm foY
hunt riding and polo was always
landing him in the hospital. Once
he was hit in the eye by a pole
mallet and doctors worked des-
|perately to save his sight. An
other time. his horse died under
him and Bosley was severely in
jured in the fall.
Survivors include q son, two
daughters and two sisters. The
son, John III. also was a noted
steeplechase rider and now is a
trainer.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Mrs. R. |. Sylvester,
Wife Of Surgeon

Mrs. Richard Lee Sylvester, wife
of a prominent Washington sur
geon and sister of DR.. Thomas
Parran. former surgeon general
of the United States Health Serv-
ice, died yesterday at Doctors
Hospital.
Mrs. Sylvester was born in CAL
vert County, Md. She was the
former Susette Parran, daughter
of the late Benjamin and Susan
Latimer Parran. A Washington
resident for 30 years, she lived at
3140 Klingle road NV.
Mrs. Sylvester was active in st.
Albans Episcopal Church and In
Red Cross work.
Besides her husband and DR..
Parran, who is now deah of the
Public Health School at the Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh, she leaves a
daughter. Mrs. Allen Kirkpatrick
of 3705 Corey place NV, and two
grandchildren. Also surviving are
another brother, Benjamin Par
ran, and a sister. Mrs. Thomas B.
Mackall.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow in st. Albans
Church. Burial will be private. .
The family has requested that
flowers be omitted. It is sug-
gested that contributions be sent
instead to the District Cancer So
ciety.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Mrs. PhiIIipa potterfieId,
Resident Of Alexandra

Mrs. Phillipa H. Potterfield, 50,
a resident Of Alexandria for many
years. died yesterday at her home.
127 North Peyton street.
Mrs. Potterfield was born in
Strasburg. Va. She and her hus-
band, Charles e. PotterdeId, who
died about 10 years ago. formerly
ran a grocery there. ~
Surviving are a daughter. Miss
Annabelle Potterfield of the home
address; a son, Pearl A. Potter
field, 6 West Howell avenue,
Alexandria. and a granddaughter,
Miss Patricia Potterfield Of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. tomorrow at the Wheatley
funeral home, Alexandria. Burial
will be in Ivy Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Miss Alice H. Lerch,
Nationally Known
As Librarian, Dies

Miss Alice II. Lerch, "a, nation
ally known librarian and bibliog-
rapher. died Monday at her home,
2205 California street NV.
Former curator and chief bibli-
ographer Of the rare book room
in the Library of Congress, Miss
Lerch was recognized as an au-
thority on early Americana. Since
her retirement In 1947 she had
been doing research in prepara-
tion for q book on Jefferson, who
was her historic speciality.
Born and raised here. Miss
Lerch was graduated from the
Macdonald Ellis School and be-
gan her library career as a vol
unteer IN the District Public Lii
brary in 1898.
From there two years later she
went to the map division of the
Library of Congress. In 1911
Miss Lerch joined the staff of the
Hispanic Society of America in
New York and later. in the New
York Public Library, she began
the specialization which led to her
recognition as an expert on rare
books.
Miss Lerch returned to WASH
lngton in 1891. after a year as
librarian of Rollins College in
Winter Park, Fla. to work for
the newly established Folger
Library. Then she
supervised completion of a por-
trait index for the American Li-
brary Association before rejoin-
ing the Library Of Congress rare
book staff in 1884.
She was a contributor Of bibli-
essays and wrote "a
Tribute to Wilberforce Eames"
and "A Printer Soldier of For
tune" and other photographic
titles.
Funeral services were private.
Evening star., 1951-10-12

tirement. During his career he
did much to improve the profess
sional status of veterinarians.
DR.. Cashell few TOO miles
to treat an ailing prize-win-
ming Samoyed. an Arctic dog
originating in Western Siberia.
It belonged to prominent
Washington society woman.
Saved Dogs Life.
It was in the summer of 1888
when the doctor received an ur-
gent call from Mrs. Sidney C.
Graves in Brooklin. Me-, asking
his aid in saving the dog. After
the fourth long distance call, DR..
Cashell decided he must go. He
few to Boston and boarded an
amphibian plane which landed in
the lake near Mrs. Graves sum-
mer home. The dog. suffering
from an intestinal ailment, was
saved.
DR.. Cashell was born at Lay
Hill. Montgomery County. the son
Of the late George T. and Mary
w. Cashell. He was graduated
from Strayer's Business School
and earned his doctor of veterin-
ary degree from George Washing
ton University in 1914. He did
post graduate work in bacteri-
ology at Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity in 1917.
Once a City Manager.
DR.. Cashell was health officer
of Goldsboro. N. c., from 1916 to
1919 and also the towns city man
ager from 1918 to 1920. He
worked for the Agriculture De-
partment's Bureau of Animal In
dustry for two years before be-
ginning his veterinary practice
here in 1923.
DR.. Cashell was secretary Of the
District Board Of Examiners of
Veterinary Medicine from 1885 to
1945. A son, DR.. Irving G.. Cash.
ell. who operates the Georgetown
Veterinary Hospital. is now secre-
tary of the board of examiners.
His professional Affiliations in
cluded the American Veterinary
Medical Association, George
Washington University Medical
Society and General Alumni As
sociation and the District Vet
Urinary Medical Association. He
was an associate member of the
District Medical Society. A Ma
son, he belonged to Perseverance
Lodge No. 208 in Indian Head, Md.
Had Pilots Certificate.
DR.. Cashell In World War I
flew 200 hours at the Curtiss-
Wright Flying School and earned
a transport pilots certificate.
Besides his son, who lives at
2916 M street NV. he leaves his
wife. Mrs. Florence G. Cashell;
another son, John G. Cashell of
Schenectady, N. Y; a daughter,
Mrs. Flint Kellogg of Carlisle,
Pa. and two grandchildren. A
brother, Thomas Roland Cashell,
lives in Silver Spring.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing compiled at the Hysong fu-
neral home, 1900 N street NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Walter N. Gilbert,
Retired Official Of
Carnegie Institution.

Walter M. Gilbert, 72, retired
executive officer Of the Carnegie
Institution Of Washington, died
Wednesday at his home in FL
Cerrito, Calf, it was learned here
today.
Mr.. Gilbert played a leading role
in the institutions affairs during
most of its history. He was as
sociated with the institution from
1905. three years after its estab-
lshment, until his retirement
In 1947.
During World War II he served
as the institutions representative
in its contractual relationships
with Government agencies, notably
the War and Navy Departments
and the Office of Scientific Re-
search and Development.
Mr.. Gilbert was born in Will
ton. Conn. He was graduated
from the College Of the City o1
New York and took graduate work
at Columbia and George Wash
ington Universities before join
ing the institution.
He was member Of the Chevy
Chase and Cosmos Clubs while
here and belonged to Theta Delta
Chi Fraternity. He formerly
lived al 3405 Ashley terrace NV
Surviving are his widow, the
former Leila T. Fraser; a son
DR.. Charles M. Gilbert Of Berke-
ley. Calf. and a daughter. Mrs
Hugh w. Davy of Ell Cerrito.
Funeral services were held to-
day in Ell Cerrito.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Mrs. Carlton McComas,
Wife Of Tax. Official

Mrs. Carlton McComas, 81, wife
Of the tax appraiser for Garrett
County. Md. died early today at
Oakland. Garrett County.
Mrs. McComas was born in Oak
land. the former Leah Sincell
She ran a clothing store there
with her father. the late Henry
Clay Sincell, who died last year
Besides her husband. she is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Weston
Dodson. 1857 South Thirty-fourth
street. Arlington. and Mrs. Mar
garet McComas. lot Second street
Oakland.
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. Sunday at the home Of hel
sister in Oakland. Burial win be
In Oakland Cemetery.