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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24

len iiio,ucitlid Der Stoot s;elp
9)orf.
Stlnbcn ipGter lporcn 81 Set
d)en aus oeu Sriin,n,ern,aiieu oe.
bpraeu. Eatterion, 80, ,par in 3l,.
ioln,nenbans NIT eincm pripaten
Gcdrsfall in Buffalo oelpeicn ilnp
hatte iif, in lester Ntinlte ertithIpi.
len. feline 3usSreicrpotiuu dbsuia.
gen unp bas 'Slua,euu su nebmcn.
Sn &aibinaton sollte linn Grdii-
bent Sruman Sribut ais ,oroRem
slmerifaner uno tiid,tiocm oifentIi.
hen 0ieucr."
gin goro bes 'slio;cllas lporeu
is Gaiidaiere llnh orei Monn Ne.
iatuno mp slpei Otann Gnnlponn-
Eerional. Sie gelpofner Oes 81.
itrifts tparen hnlteriid,, oils iih bic
&ataItropbe ereiauete. Gin fleiuer
Slnae rann freiid,eno III brennenDer
&leiouna aus oem brennenocn
6aus. Sraenoiemonb loid,te bic
iSlammen. Sin slrbeiter fehrte ppu
Der slrbeit nah Sol,ie. INN iein Saus
in ,Siammen su finoen. eeine ,srou
lno sipei Sohne lparen permift. @ei
Ginbruh Ser Slu1felbeit mar ous
sSeler umter 2ontrolle. GIiiabeths
Viiraermeilter airf perIanate 8erz
leauna oes sIlapIaees 9teiparf.
3ipei groBere Observation-Disclosures
ereianeten fid) bier innerhalb zines
Wonats. Ser Gilot. Capt. Sbomcs
s. HeiO, 81. ippbnte mlr hrei 9Ipd
POM Sthouplas oes lnaliifs ent.
fernt Sds ,Slugiella batte 3ipiitheu.
lanolnaen in, Hoheiter uno Sn-
raclIle ocmod)t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
Weniger FIeisch
fuer Eng|aender

2pnoon. - GrnGbrunssniniIter
2lopo George fiinSi9te an boB sic
iSlciiDration iiir cine Yerion pro
@phc pon 1913 Sent oui 16.32
Sent reouiicrt merocn mlli;, neil
nidt SenuS TIeiih aus slniitalien
nno araenti"ien einaeiiibrt merocn
tann. iupiiir inociicn sic Spedratipn
pom 3 ani 4 lln5cn crboht wcrSen
Wiro
Der Mluiiter maAtc o@u GoIf
feline SoIinun9, oab iid) bie Sage
bolo bciiern lperoc, benn CT iaste !:
rGs 1T unmoalid) ;u iagen. ,pie Ian.
se oie &ebuftion, in &rait blciben
miro. gs binet aIles bon Sen Gor.
ruten ab. Sic bier eintreiien, uno
bas lit cine Sad,e, Die mir ni6t
fontroIieren fonnen."
8iG man ii6 bon ben Mationen
cine Goritelluna MAIDEN, 10 fann
man es leiht TIM:
Gin 8iiien Steaf biaieer sorte
BON elmer 9robe eines gaiebaus pro
Sod,e.
Soer cine cttpas sr0bere Mcuge
pom mill6eupertigem 2ammileiih.
Coer 5auei fleine 3oranileiiG.
dop'.
Soer elm Stiidhen Steaf erlter
alaiie bon Der @r0be eines 3isaret.
tenpdd6ens.
Ser Miniiter iagte in elmer prei.
icfonIeren3, bob folgenoe Satiahen
Die &eonftion erjipmngen haben:
Sie Scnolnscn ants aracntinieu
ltno blntcr Dent Elan ;uriiseblieben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
Starhemberg
erhaeIt besit-
zungen zurueck

Micn. - Ser GerpoItrngSsc-
rihtsboi bat elltitieSeu. oab Gruit
stiioiaer starbembers. ser ith &C.
gcnwdrtie in Der araentiniiten Gro.
uius Cordoba auibGlt, ieiue Reiisuns
aen in Nieoeroiterreih mo Cber.
oltcrreieb, oie in Ser 9ta;iSeit bonn
Sritten Ieitb eiuae5ogen tuuroen.
nit @lrfl,ns pont l.. San,,ar 1852
3uriid5iiteQen iino. Sn Scm Grfennt-
mis- Oes Observation-Disclosures
heiBt es, Sic gnt5iebuna Ser @iitcr
lei ans ,8riinoen erfolgt, sic nit
oer Madtiibernabme burb Sic Tn,i
I'm 3ulammen6ang ltanbeu, 10 oab
Sas Medt oes Hiiditell,ingsper6ers
Sie HudIteller ser Glitter aui @runf
oes criten &iiditelIunaSeeieses 8,
pcrlansen. riht in Ibreoe acitcIl,
rueroen tonne.
Gs banoelt Iid BEL Dem riif;l.
itellenoer 9eiie Inn 80 9ipacnid)ai.
ten uno 10 2iesenid,aitsanteilc. Die
forpcrlid,e l1ebersabc pon 81 Sicacn.
idaitcr unb 3 slnteiIen in Niebcr.
oItcrrcidl lit bereits erioIat. bie
l(cbcrsabe Der reitlifen 45 2ieaen.
ffVtcu unS 7 9lntciIe iou i'm Gin.
uernebmen nit oNu Gertretcr Star.
beillber9s, oem ehcnloIiaen Hiuans,
ninilter Sr. TrarIer, ourd)aeiiibrt
,peroen.
Tas Grfrantnis oes GerlpaItungs
aerId,tsbofcs tpuroc Surd, s,pei
Sallnnis6eidpcroen Or. Srorlcrs
ansacloit. Gauon bcjpa iih Sic cine
ouf Ole &iiditell,na eincs Sauies in
Sini; lie puroe eingcbradt, neil
cine @erufl,ns ser 0inanjprotltra-
tur BON @tiniiterilm fir Sern0.
aenSlid)erl,as nid,t erlcbiet wuroe
Die slpeite, pid,tiacrc. bctrai sluei
olli oas crite &iifItclunaSaciet ac,
'tiiete Suffrage oui sic Hiiditel(,nu
IN Nlcoer. llnS Sbcroiterrcid,. Inie
9lntrGac muroen mcocr yon SCI
nbcroItcrreid)iidcn tiuan;lauocs.
Sircfticn. Sic snitinoia erfllrt NOR.
ocn mar. nod, pom Miniitcrillm iii,
SerrnogenSIiderung erIcoiat. Gar.
an'hin bracbte Or. .Grorlcr and
IN olelen Safe bie Vcidpcror beim
Nerunltiingsgerid)tsbci Gin.
Scttercr fat iiimtlid,c sur ;Scit.
telling Ses Sad)uerbalts notluen.
oisen Grbebungen ielblt burtiyseiiibrt
l'no aefllnoen. oa6 oos 9eutil),: Meidy
Sas @ernl09en Starbenbcras. nad,,
Dem eS periallcn crfIGrt porben
mar. ocn aanaliacn NcidjSoaucn
SberSpnau uno NicocrNunou ,upies
Wit |. Npril l9S murNe smor Die
NeI'paltlna Ser @iiter in Nicocr.
S'lrrreih Or. Srarlcr iibcrloiicu,
bod, Iano feline ioruncae HidItcauna
itatt.
Mlc Dem .&iencr 0uricr" init,
1etellt pur0e, iii oas 0eaen Star.
bembcrg anseitrenatc Sod)perrats.
oerIahrcn peiter aubirsig. sod, ma.
rem iiber oen aeaemp1rtisen Stono
fsli'erlei Ginjelbeitcn 5u eriabren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
weiterer Ein|ass vo|ksdeut-
seher in Chicago gefordert


oieien enttpurseltcn 9oIfssruppen
ihnelle, lueit9ebenoe Silfe angeoei.
ben su Iaiien.
rGs gebt nns iebr an"
Guropas afutes lteberb0lfcrunss.
probleln 10 iiibrte Jtoieufielo ieruer
aus, aebt audi oie Gereinisten Staa.
ten pitaI an. Tie frcic 8elt - umO
Imerifa als igr TorfGmpier gcscn
sic meniebenumpiirSiee rote Tittatur
- miibten Sieien suiammensepierd).
ten Maiien unn,ittelbar 8eiltauo lei.
item. Seoes 3Sgern miiroe Die int
ibncn entbaltene GrpIoiionSseiabr
serihlin,mern. Oie ginmanoerunss.
geiese miibten mitbin 10 ,,meeitaltct
per0en, oab eine srobe slnSabl Die.
ler SplfSOeutiden nod Alnerifa
fonmen fonne.
Toieniielb periprad), iid BEL oen
maBsebenOen &eeierunsSlteIlen lit
@aIbington iiir oieie Neucruns ciu.
5uieten.
Nad) ibm iprad Yeter Nar @aa.
ner, Der GrdiiSent Ser our Dem
6IiihtIinesgebict beionoers reaen
vltniteS Irienos OF sseeop auo Eis.
placed Geople Of s)l,sHlanio. Sue,
oeren Salptbiiro iih in @rooflpu,
N. y, beIinbet. 8asuer. pe!der bon
Der IH.aommiijion sum oiii,ieIlcn
Berater ernannt poroen lit. beridtete
pornehmlid uber sic 8enliibunaer
oerielben sur unterbringuna ae.
idulter poltsoeutider Snoultriearbei.
ter bel bieiisen 2anbsleutcn uuo
mad)te perifieSene 0orid)lGae sur
8eidlenriguns ibrer Gi,upanSeruna.
Gr betonte, oab Imerifa oaburd)
cine entid)ieoene 8ereiderung er.
iabren tpiiroe.
&ep. @erhart Gictridj eab ais Scr.
treter oeS 2utberan @orlo 6eoera.
tlpn Serpice to Nciusses elm Iat.
iad,enbilo iiber Sas 6liidtliuaselcno
In WeltoeiltidIano. Grit tiir,Iid BON
e'ner orelilonattgen geobnhtunes.
reife bon sort 5uriidsefebrt, wics
er alif Sic Beiabr bin. oaB iene Il,
uniaglihen 2eiben perurteilteu ar.
men golfsoeutihen benz Hooifalis.
mus N bie arnte getrieben neroen
tonnten, menn t1iht iofort bon Sen
Vereinigte1, Staoten aus erbebIider
Seiltano erfolgen niirOe.
Die Observation-Disclosures
mad, amerifa iiir fiber "a, 900 Tolfs.
oeiltidbe aber, 70 Iagte er, lei Iebia.
lih ein flciner sluidna - bel iuei.
tenn nidt bas gnbe! - sur 9oiuna
eilrs Erobems. oas nidt MIR ame.
rita unO Teutiblano, ionberu Die
Woblfabrt Der ean5en 8elt beriibrt.
Son Den INSTRUMENTATION uno
anoeren lanosmGnniibeu SiIfsoraa.
niIatienen spuroen ipoann gemein.
lame Sfrftte CUR Ginan,ieruns ocs
bcldlleunisteu @n,panoerungs-Gro
grainms iiir Solfsbeutihe ms s(,,ge
geiaBt nlS anl letten Scnutag Der.
anltaltete Sie slmeriean NiO Societp
in Chicago eine impoiante Maiien,
periamnlung. nm ale beutih-ame.
rifaniiden Greiie nit oem geiamten
Jragefompler befaunt 81, MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24

GDtcd9o. - V1S Snrunt Der Ner.
freter Ser 6eutihsamerifaniiden uno
anoeren lanosmanniiden SiIfsorsa.
nilationen I'M &abmen ser bier ab.
9ebaltenen oritten Hationaltaaung
Der displaced Yerions Gonmiiiions
Of tbe ltniteo Statcs bat an ibrem
SdlnBtage einitimmig Sen 8cidluB
gefabt, oen amerifaniiden GongreB
Inn 8erlangerins oes am 80. SUM-
b. S. ablaufenoen ginuanoerunas.
programms fiir Golfsoeutide su CT.
iltben. Gbenfaqs iou Ser Gonareb
eebeten meroen, oas geeenapGrtis
9eltenoe Gintuauberunssgeies scr
ourh Sas Sliihtlingsproblem &C.
tdaifene,t ne,,en Gage ansupaiicn.
Nationalfumitee gebilbct.
gu oieient 9pefe puroe ein Nas
tionalfonlitee Ser bereinigten 0eutid).
oluerifaniid)en Sreaniiationen ins
Seben gerl,feu, bas in Sufunit aae
bolfsbeutihen gimponoerunaspro.
blelne in engiter 3uiammenarbeit
nit Vertretern nn0erer ldn0Sm1u.
niid,er @ruppcn bei scr T@.aom.
mllpcn IN Walbington pabrnebmen
fol-.
Gent fiinifopiigen aomitee qebO.
rem an: al6. 81. 0rep, Selienperein;
Haitor 6oiieI, Observation-Disclosures
6es Sutberan yieliei ior Sransipl.
nania Sarons; NidoIas Seed, Na.
tionalprdiioent Der stmerican Mio
Societp; @enrp s. GeSener, &r1li.
bent Der federation Of american
Giti5ens Of German Descent, ssuc.,
ino Bernard 8. 9cinann, Eisepr1.
foent Der Steuben Societp Of Mme.
rica.
Sas aomitee lit OILS Spibeuoraa.
nifation bes eeiosnten Ieutid)ameri.
fanertlllns aebod)t uno Idot aDe
INSTRUMENTATION aOrperibaiten
gun, MnihhiB Elm - nit ser Mab.
gobc, 6ab bie gisenre6te ieotpeoer
Gruppe innerbalb bes Iad3perban.
oes gepabrt bIeiben.
9oImann ertlGrte i'm 9tameu ser
INSTRUMENTATION 8erbGnoc, bos
BlIGtlin9 Sproblean in Nejteuropa
Jet NIT benz MbidIub Der SiIfsattion
fir IoHsSeutibe nm 30. SUM 1862
nod lange nidt yaeloit. Nur i'm 8ese
elmer srobsiigisen 8erIdnseruns uno
Guueiterung Ses eeiaanten 6lii6t.
lings Gintuanoerungs s-Erogramus
olrd, Die alnerifaniibe Hesieruns
Tonne oas GleitO unter 0en ein,eInen
Golfssruppen geliuoert peroen.
9H.0ommiiiar Sarrp e. Stolen.
fielS. Der geraSe bon elmer ausge.
bcbnten ei,ropdiiden Sniormations.
reiie 5rriideefebrt tpar, Sic Dem Stu.
blum oes neutrality-suspicious. on
Srt uuo SteQe eaIt, iastc, Sic ireie
8elt bebanoIe bieie ioa iebr mid)tigc
Srage nod ilumer in un;ureihenoem
WsaBe. Su ieinem 9eri6t iiber sic
SufunitS ira9e ser GilupanSerung
nod slmerifa uuteritrib CT, OaB oie
Sliidtlinee aus bem roten Cltel,
bas bette Houwert seeen Sen Som.
nunismus 0arlteaen uno oaB es
beute nebr oenn je notuenois iei,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24

9ie Inlieierunsen aus auitraIien
lueroen INNER serinser, neil oie
lpadlienbe @ep0lferung oieier Iomi-
Mon mebr tSleiid, perbrautht.
Sic britiid)e Sausirau lit alIo
nod, mebr als iriiher aui aanind)en,
tsiide umo Gefliiael anseIpieien.
aber sic Ereiie Iino hof; ,nb anes.
uas iibris blei6t, lit Slid, uno Clips.
Sic &ationieruna bottc bcim ge.
ainn Scs 3iueitcn @cltfrieaes begon.
men unS erreidte ibrcn Sieiitano i'm
.Sebrilar bes Iebten Sabrcs. Giniae
@phen I'M lcGten Scpcmbcr aab
rs etluas mebr, abcr Saun hat iid)
sic Seriorgung mieoer peridled)terf.
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bet, ibre 6abrifen in ppaem I'M.
lang ST D1lten, ba Die Iiaterialju-
fubr iiG est ernitlid) benlerfbar
mad)t.
sluberoem lit es oen Sfuiieu idppcr,
NIT Den tehnllhen Sortidritten oes
Neiters Sbritt Su balten, oa lie
nidt mcbr mooerne Mtaidinen aui.
taulen fonnen, unt lie Al npiereh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24

luoroen. Sicies Nad)laiicn bdttc
0lcih' beNomen. nad,hcm Der So-
lpictoeleaicrte Glalif Icbten curni slr
asaITellltillltanoS &erbanollIn0cm
riet. ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
Quer durch die Welt

0ellcral Giienbolper brad,te icine
s|nlitbt sum- sIlisorllf. bal, &rieo
NIT JiuRlanN uitt,t in oid,tcr 9tIle
lit. Sie NOroatIautit .Mr1ite nliiE.
ten ieoOhl oliNebaut lpcrben, Ginc
NertallllnaSfonuention iollte ciube.
rllIeu ipernen nm europa al einen
ols Sell elmer Nrnien &omhinoticl
aeiltiNer. mirtithaftlihcr unb mill
tNrild,cr Strait. 10 oaR Oollerl,be 81.
d,crbeit er;iclt rmb Der faIte 8rica
beenoet ipi!roe. Gr oenft. bog ruff
''lile 'Silhrcr lid beipui;t iino. haB
es lcbr torid,t lpGre. iebt eii,cn 9Selt.
fries s1 entfeiieIn., Gr f0nne iehod,
,id,t iaaen. ipas Tic in 3ufunft tlm
ireroen. Iie GrflGrlinaen qob Der
8enerol &orreippnbenten in ieinem
6auptauartier BEL Earis. Grl iaate
II. a. audi, fcine Station f0nne er=
lpdrten. Oah cine anoere. einid,lieE=
lid Der Hereinafter Stooten, sic
aanse Salt ner 9torbotlantif= =Sraa=
llllatlon trdat. g'roBbritannien be-
trad)tet CT lliht ais Sell ,Seitcuro=
pas. Sen,iIbunacm cs in Gereiniar
te Staaten bon europa ilno cine
@urppa.Mrnee einslbe,iehen. mir.
ben nur ein 6inoernis biloen.
@eneraliefretGr Ir. Sic Ser Il. H.
ertldrte in Haris, IL Natiolen bat,
ten betuaffnete gerbGnbe in Aorea
fir bic Vereinten Notionen. ssn ben
leeten iedls Mmatcn ,icicn icbcei,
tcine ncllen 6ilfsongebote acmad)t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24

riet.
Nobn Yauiuer uull 9tclu 9)ort. ser
lonac 3eit Nllnttio,Gr Ser &pmnllly
ltiltiithcn |ortci aelpein mar. ioate
ppr Der &nntrollbebGroc fir un,!
ltllrileriid,e SGtiateit in Ssoihinotou
aus. cr lei iii, eSonllar 1850 iu einem
SlepelanOer Seller pnn Der Eartei
illr Ged,enid)aft aesoaen mo ais
yNerroter 1n0 Spipn" oltsacitpEen
iporbelt.
IN ieinem GaIait in 9fcaensbura
IN gapern itarb int 9llter bon 81
sSahren Grins 9llbert 9amoral bon
Sbllrn ullO Soris. Scine ,Sarnilie
1T Ut ell'es Der alteltch sloclsaeidled)-
ter @uropas.
Sin labmcnber Sd,neeiturm
helllte om 9ieusta0 iiber Die 9toro=
ltaaten bon ben 9iofies bis III oen
VroBen Seen. M1 Goutb Safota
huften lih Die Shneetpeben iti)neller
iple0er auf. oils. GdneepfIiiae bic
StraRen iaubern fonnten. GehS
Nertonen, Die ,lnter,peas luaren,
lul'roen hern1iRt. Mnd, in ytorth Ia
fnta tot imo Sona berridte Snlrm.
Wontona hatte orftiihe 9GIte.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
Mrs. Charles {. EntwisIe,
Resident Of ForesfviIIe

Mrs. Charles E. Entwisle, 73
long a resident of Forestville, Md,
where she was active in COM
munity affairs, died Unexpectedly
yesterday, while on a visit to a
brother, William Swindells, in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Entwisle. the former
Bertha Margaret Swindells. was
born in Georgetown. Her husband
who died in 1916, was a manu-
facturer of concrete blocks in
Forestville.
Mrs. Entwisle was an active
member of the Forest Memorial
Methodist Church in Forestville
the Forestville Ladies Aid Society
and Marlboro Chapter No. 81,
Order of the Eastern Star.
Surviving Mrs. Entwisle is a
daughter, Mrs. Bertha B. Ritchie
of Ritchie, Md; three sons, Eu-
gene U. and c. Robert, both of
Forestville, and Theodore S. of
Mayo, Md; another brother,
Richard Swindells of st. Peters,
burg, Fla: eight grandchildren,
and three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. tomorrow in the Forest
Memorial Church. Burial will be
in Epiphany Church Cemetery
ForeStville.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
Mrs. Margaret Dickinson,
Chevy Chase Resident

Mrs. Margaret Lucinda Dickin-
son, 78, died today at the home
|of her daughter, Mrs. John L.
Klein, TAOS Summit avenue, Chevy
Chase, Md. after long illness.
Mrs. Dickinson was born in Oko-
Iona. Ark. and was married there
about SIS years ago. Her husband,
Sidney Dickinson. was in the bank
ing and mercantile business in
Nashville, Ark, until his death
IL years ago. Since her husbands
death, Mrs. Dickinson had lived
in Chevy Chase.
Besides Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Dickin-
son is survived by another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edgar Brown, who, with
her husband, publishes the Cou-
Irier-Democrat in RuSsellville, Ark.
three sons, Rudolph Dickinson.
president of the First National
Bank in Nashville, Ark; Louis
Dickinson, who is in the insurance
business in Nashville; Harold
Dickinson, with the Federal Hous-
ing Authority in Freeport, La;
and one sister, Mrs. Arden Brown,
Idabel, Okla.
Funeral and buriel services will
be held in Nashville, Ark.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
Milton H. Courtney,
Transit Operator

Milton H. Courtney, 48, a Capt.
tai Transit streetcar operator. died
Tuesday at his home, 600 Eighth
street S.W. He had been ill for
several years.
Mr.. Courtney was born and edu-
Gated in Warsaw, Va. He had
lived in Washington since he was
13 years old. He began work with
the Capital Transit Co. when
he was 81.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Viola B. Courtney: his
mother, Mrs. Mary c. Courtney
and a brother, Julian w. Court
ney. both of 1913 A street Sc.
and one daughter, Mrs. Betty
Walling ,225 o street S.W.
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow at the Deal fu-
neral home, 816 H street NE
Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
Widow Of Engineer
In Cable Car Era

Mrs. William Bayly Upton, 90.
who had lived in Washington
most of her life, died Tuesday in
Denver.
Mrs. Upton. the former Helen
Keller. had been living with her
son. William B. Upton, jr., in
Denver for the last two years.
She was born in Kansas City.
the daughter of Silas Price Keller
and Katherine Sloan Keller, pio-
neers of that city.
Mrs. Upton came to Washing
ton as a bride in 1891. Her hus-
band was a mechanical and struc-
tural engineer who was called
here as a cable car expert. He
was charter member of the
Washington Society of Engineers.
He died in San Francisco in 1916
Mrs. Upton was a member of
st. Adams Episcopal Parish and
served on the Chancel and Needle
work Guilds for many years. The
family home was at Thirty-fourth
place and Newark street NV.
Besides her son, who is an en-
'gineer with the Geological Survey
in Denver, Mrs. Upton is survived
by a grandson, William Bayly
Upton III. stationed at Mathe1
Air Force Base, Calf; a grand
daughter, Mrs. Charles w. Gates
II, Pasadena, Calf, and two great
grandSonS.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
William E. Hadden, 68,
Former Bethesda Pastor

Friends here have been ad-
viSed of the death in Florida
Monday of William E. Hadden,
68. former minister of a Full
Gospel Tabernacle assembly at
Bethesda. Md. and a resident of
this area for q years.
The Rev. Mr.. Hadden, a former
employe of the General Account
ing Office. left here in 1943 upon
his transfer to a GAO position at
ASheville, N. c. He retired from
this Government job there five
years ago and went to live in Lees
burg, Fla. He was minister of a
Full Gospel Tabernacle assembly
there until retiring last october.
Before preaching at the taber-
nacle in Bethesda, Mr.. Hadden
was associated with the Bradbury
Methodist Church in Southeast
Washington.
Mr.. Hadden is survived by three
sons, James F. Hadden and David
w. Hadden of Riverdale, and
Charles Hadden of Hyattsville,
and a daughter. Mrs. Bertha Cog
|gon of Hyattsville.
Funeral services for Mr.. Had
den will be held at II am. Satur-
day at the Full Gospel Taber-
nacle, 915 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, with burial in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
4 Hurt as Boom Falls
Al Alexandra Project

-Four men were injured, one
critically, this morning when a
9O-foot boom weighing four tons
toppled down on them at a con-
struction job in Arlington.
The injured are: James Wesley
A, colored laborer, of 634 E street
S. E.. admitted to Alexandria Hos
pital in critical condition with a
possible skull fracture.
James Lewis, %, colored la
borer, of $685. Eleventh street
NV, admitted to Alexandria Hos
pital in fair condition with a pos
sibly fractured back.
Howard Johnson, %, a field en-
gineer, of Shirley Duke Apart
ments, treated at the scene for
minor injuries.
LoriS Rollins, 81, a field en-
gineer, of 1905 Belmont road NV.
treated for possible arm and leg
fractures at Alexandria Hospital.
The accident ACQUIRED in the
3400 block of South Glebe road,
where Arlington Couty's new
sewage treatment plant is under
construction. The injured men
were in a group of 20 pouring
a concrete slab floor.
Francis Rowe, assistant super
intendent of the Thompson Star
rett Co.. Inc. of New York, gen.
eral contractors on the job, said
he saw support wires give way and
watched helplessly as the boom
toppled among the workmen.
Cause Of the support cables fail
ure was not Immediately deter
mined.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
D. E. Harris, @, Agent
For Rubber Firm Here

D. E. Harris. sc, who represented
the Cincinnati Rubber Manufac-
turing Co. in the District of Co
lumbia. Virginia, Maryland and
Southern Delaware the past 40
years, died last night at George
Washington Hospital. He had
been i'll a month.
Mr.. Harris was born at Candor,
N. c., where he lived until coming
to Washington. His home was at
l841 Columbia road. He was a
member of Brightwood Methodist
Church here.
He is survived by his widow. the
former Susanne X. Laing, whom
he married in 1916: two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Richard Longanecker
and Mrs. Harvey P. Luck, both of
Richmond, Va, and four brothers,
Edwin L. and Beverley Harris at
Candor, Joseph Harris. professor
of economics rat the University Of
Calf, and Col. Charles S. Harris
of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
Fort Lincoln Chapel, at II o'clock
noon tomorrow. followed by burial
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
Ii. Col. f. F. Drisco|I,
Hero Of Omaha Beach
BY the Associated Press

The Army reported yesterday
that 1t. Col. Edmund Francis
Driscoll. "a, Army attache at
Baghdad. Iraq. died last Saturday
of poliomyelitis.
Col. Driscoll's body is being re-
turned to the United States, and
funeral services are expected to be
held in Arlington Cemetery to-
morrow.
Col. Driscoll went into foreign
liaiSon work after World War II
in which he served with the 1st
Infantry Divisions 10th Regiment
from North Africa through Sicily,
France and Germany.
In those campaigns. Col. Dris-
coils heroism won him the Dis
tinguished Service Cross, the Silver
Star with four oak leaf clusters
and the Bronze Star with two oak
leaf clusters-but of all his deco
rations and awards he probably
was proudest of his combat in
fantry badge.
The men of the fighting 1st Di-
vision will remember Col. Driscoll
best, perhaps, for the leadership
and heroism he displayed on
bloody Omaha Beach during the
invasion of France. He COM
manded a battalion of the 10th
Regiment - spearhead of the
American ground invasion-in the
fighting and later became regi-
mental executive officer.
Col. Driscoll was born in Brook
lyn, N. Y, and was graduate OF
Cornell University. He is survived
by his widow and four children
Evening star., 1952-06-12
Arthur Lyman Fish, 76,
Former Utoh Publisher
BY the Assoeiased Press

PALO ALTO, Calf. June H.
Arthur Lyman Fish, 73. former
general manager of the Tribune
Telegram at Salt Lake City. Utah,
died here Tuesday night of q
heart attack.
After service in World War I,
Mr.. Fish went to Salt Lake City
and in 1920 became publisher of
the Herald there. In that year
he acquired the Salt Lake Tele-
gram. When the Kerns Corp.
bought the Telegram in 1880, Mr..
Fish continued as publisher of the
paper.
The Telegram and Tribune
merged in 1881 and Mr.. Fish be-
came general manager of the
combined ibune-Telegram. He
retired in 1947 and moved to Palo
Alto.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
Kenneth Bovay, Former
Mayor OF Mount Rainier

Kenneth Bovay, 68, a former
Mayor of Mount Rainier, died
Monday in st. Petersburg, Fla, it
was leraned here today.
Mr.. Bovay had been living in
st. Petersburg since 1910. when
he retired from the Government
here. He was with the Office of
the controller of the currency
from 1922 until 1910.
Mr.. Bovay was born in Wash
ington. From 1906 to 1908 he was
connected with the construction
of the Panama Canal. He also
worked for Navy Intelligence.
He was elected Mayor of
Mount Rainier in the early 1930s,
but resigned six months later.
Funeral and burial services will
be held in ST. Petersburg.