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, 1952-03-29
5 u B 5 G R (
MGtching Of Horses

The New ST. Croix Turf
Club announces matching of
horses for the Easter Races
will be held on Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock at the Peters
Rest School. All horse runners
are politely requested to be on
time.
THE COMMITTEE
, 1952-03-29
D a N G E
at UPPER BETHLEHEM
Saturday night March %
Rhythm Six
N o

The Democratic Club Of
ST. Croix, Christiansted
branch, will hold a pre-con-
vention meeting at the Luth-
eran Parish Hall at $3.50 pm,
at which time delegates to the
Quadrennial Convention of
the Insular Democratic Ma
tional Democratic Committee
Of the Virgin Islands to be
held on April 8, 1852 in the
city Of Christiansted at the
Lutheran Parish Hall, will be
elected.
All members and all persons
desiring to be enrolled as
members are asked to attend.
JOSEPH ALEXANDER
Chairman
March 81, 1852
, 1952-03-29
CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICAN,
ORGANIZATION OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

All members Of the Republican Clubs of the Virgin Is
lands are invited to attend a Convention which will be held
at the Municipal Councils Hall, 81. Thomas, Virgin Islands,
on April ~, 1852 at $50 PM.
AT this meeting the following items will be taken up and
voted upon BY the members:
, 1952-03-29
6 E N a

ITEM 1. Ratification of the new Constitution.
ITEM 2. Election of a National Committeeman for the
years 1852 to- 1856.
ITEM 8 Election Of q National Co-mmitteewoman for
the years 1852 to 1856.
ITEM 4. Election of an Insular Chairman.
ITEM 5. Election Of an Insular Vice Chairman.
ITEM s.. Election Of a Finance Chairman.
ITEM Z. Election Of a SecretaryrTreasurer
ITEM s. Election of one. Delegate and Alternate to the
Republican National Convention which will be
held in Chicago on July Z, 1852.
ROY r. p Insulars Chairman.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-15
:. and see how the savings 90 on and on!

Lots Of people find It hard to believe that Chew
rolet = so big, smart and comfortable is the
lowest-priced line in its field.
Seeing how much pleasure and satisfaction
it provides, you might naturally expect to pay
more. Instead, at lowest cost, you get fine fea-
lures that only Chevrolet in its field offers:
Wonderful new Centerpoise Power that
screens OUT vibration; Royal Tone Styling
with its co1or-matched interiors; new softer,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-15

smoother Knee-Action ride-and plenty more.
Now consider this The money you save on
purchase price is Just the beginning! People
who know will tell you that you just can't beat
a Chevrolet for keeping costs down. Gas
economy is good It's thrifty with oil. And
Chevrolet is famous for low upkeep costs
Talk it over with your Chevrolet dealer. -.
Chevrolet Division of General Motors, Detroit
2, Michigan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
ST. Paul RIRrtInAYs

April 3 Dorothy whitmore.
800 Rnndo Ave. A. ] Todd, HS2
Rondo Ave. John Cotton, 6aS
Iglehart Ave, Loren 1NIrpln, 300
w WhecloCk Pkwy.; Mrs, J l.
Holman, Bs3 81. Anthony Ave &
". Parker. 76S Rondo Ave.
April Q Dolores Walker. al
St Anthony Ave. India u, Allen.
$40 No Western Ave: Mrs Rn-
bert Shoffner. go IT. Anthony
Ave; Lyman u. Myers Jr, s8s
IglchArt Ave, Mrs, William Stow.
art, $50 st Anthony Ave
April 7 shelton Huron. lN3
Kent Street. Mrs. Henry johnson,
ITO 81 Anthony Ave; Mrs Louis
Keith. b72 w. Central Ave.
April s Anna Blair. I'll st
Anthony Ave; Jnnn Few, 8t3
IglehRTt Ave, Viola D. Watson.
26O Rondo Ave. Constance
Brown. 03i st Anthony Ave :
Mrs Frann Gambol, SsI ~ An
thony Ave, Ronald Robinson, 700
ROndo Ave. DlRnne NJ. Moore. ST.
st Anthony Ave: John Brown Jr,
$40 IglchRrt Ave; Archie Amber
son Jr., ESQ Rondo Ave. Della
HRrrOwAy. 428 Carroll Ave
April 0 Mrs. Otto Hall, $50 81
Anthony Ave: Elmer r. Graham,
90 w. Lawrence; HylAnd 4,
Stokes Jr. 7B3 Aurora Ave. Glen.
ME Perry. 27s GaltleF ST.; Rev
Lincoln Berry. sos w. Central
Ave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04

equally ~ wrIl by any PasSahlc actor In Holly
wood. BOgAH was gifted with the honor for his
character of q gin inclined river boat skipper
In african Quccn." OVeF-balNhOOed ever
ratcd pIeCe Of yRWn halt u therc one.
In this epic Of motion picture mcdlOcTity, he b
Co starrrd with the tOOthy Miss Katherine Hep.
burn.
Miss Hepburn plays the part Of the sister Of a
missionary stationed IN remote native village In
Africa at the beginning Of World War 1. Some
nasty old Germans raid and burn the village and
IL "A q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04

cage, arrived IN the city Sunday,
March So To be with him at this
time.
Twin CITY Maids and MatrOnsg
Mrs. A, V, Hall pp3 W. Central
Ave, WAS hostess to the Twin Ciiy
Maids and Matrnns bridge club.
Saturday. March 20, at q y IN,
Member who won club prEca arr
First, Mrs, Nora McCraCkcn; sec
ond, Mrs Donald brady, 81 ami
third. Mrs, J, Walton CpImp The
next meeting will bc at the homo
of Mrs. ! Walton CrumP, SRtur-
day, April 70, at q p. NJ. 69p FNnl.
Ter Ave,
birthday Party Little Alccnya
Smith. daughter of Cpl and Mrs
Otis Smith tat present he's srrv.
ing In KorAl, of nAi Mississippi
ST., celebrated her firat birthday
"Wednesday, March 10, with
party Quests present wpV; San.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
The WAY ! SEE TT
x BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CTrH.-Holywood Academy Awards What laugh
Thus have the spectacle OF Mr. Humphrey Bogar.
rather hooking mddlcaGcd EratcmaR SnAEEiRG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04

dra Jones, Sammy and Arthur
RhinchcArt. Gale PrcRIcy, Richard
Johnson. Thaddeus, Pauline and
Cordcn Tomba, Catherine and
Eugene Johnson. Jacqullnc, Eliza.
beth and Barbara Jean Dollar.
barbara Lou and Connie Blakely,
Gloria Taylor, Frances and
Michael Powers. Victoria and
sharon Powers and Carl Larry
Powers
Addition Co Family, Mr., and
Mrs Roland TillmAns youngest
sun viii be- a month old Thursday.
April \, Tho TtllmAna, ps5 Lyle
hart Avenue, have two other
Childrcn, Roger Allan and Mary
Phyllis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04

April 20, at p. m.
New Arrival: Mr.. and Mrs.
Freddie Wallace. 1905 Third Ave.
So, are the proud parents Of a
baby girl born March 8 at Ma.
ternity hospital. The baby was
named Leslie Rene.
IN; Phillip jackson, 425 Lyndale
Ave. No. is confined to bed at
his home. However. he Is able 10
see his friends.
willing Workers: Mrs. Ruby
Hin will be hostess to the Willing
Workers Club of Bethesda Baptist
church Thursday, April 10 at the
home Of Mrs. Betty jackson, 1917
Olson Boulevard at 8 p. m. The
president, Mrs. Leola Young re-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04

quests the presence OF all
members.
Young Mothers Club Meets: The
young people and the Young
Mothers Club of ST. Peters AME
church met Sunday. March 80 at
the home Of Mrs. Halle Ewing.
4OiS Fourth Ave. So. 10 discuss
further the plans for their an.
nual Mothers Day Celebration, 20
be held Sunday. May II. at the
South-Central Branch OF the
YMCA at Park Ave. and Lake 81.
Tea will be served by the Young
Mothers, and the presentation.
Mother OF the Day, win be made
by the Helpers Club,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


April o-James Sims, pOT Ere.
mont Ave, No.
April Michael Mcnoy, 2p2b
Pennsylvania Ave; Mrs, Gordon
Granger, SB2l Fourth Ave. So:
Charles MAyNVrather. 1915 r..
Franklin Avc,; Mrs. Florence
Johnson, ShS2 Clinton Ave. So:
Margaret Ford 723 Emerson Ave.
No, Mrs, Roy l., jackson, h6S nh
Ave-, No; Charles Crockett. sos
Fremont Ave No, Dolores Hen
son. 500 AldriCh Ave. No.
April Z jaime w. Ward. STS7
Fourth Ave So Rev. Henry Bolts
Sr.. 1919 Lyndalr Ave. No: Tai,
mRdgr r. Carey. STOA Fifth Ave
So. William Mccoy. 1907 Olson
boulevard; Ray Yeats, 1918
Franklin Ave
April = Stanley Gardner. pa
Bryant Ave No, Mrs Maudr
patcs, 2H0S Oakland Ave. So.
Mrs. Theodore Dean, 1901 Bryant
Ave-. No; MrS Elizabeth Taylor.
$40 r. Aist st.
April . Mrs u X. Jones, i9iA
So Fourth Street.
April 10 Mrs Ida Taylor lOtB
Bryant Ave No; Mrs HELEN
Lane, 722 Fremont Ave No
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April 10 Mrs william White.
ITS Rnndo Ave. J u. RoaenbIOom,
2iSls Rnndo Ave.
April II Norman Nc, Davis, $50
IT, Anthony Ave. Mrs. Norma
tSiHtcr) Jones. TOT W. Central
Ave, Mrs Roaclllyan Harris, sss
Carroll Avr, Jonathan Gordon
ouilmAnt, b2A Carroll Ave; bar
bara Lee Greene, 7O2 Carroll Ave, f;
Stanley Harris, lOtb Carroll AVe. /:
Mrs, NJ Spikes, 7t7 Rondo Ave, ,
James Arthur Wallace Jru 200
Carroll Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
Wedding Anniversaries
81, Paul

April \ Mr. and Mrs Tnrrcncc
PuEh. p72 Carroll Ave, ~ years
April . Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
Crawford, b22 II Anthony Ave.
four years
April 10 Mr. and Mrs NJ X
Mcknight, $50 Fuller Ave, 10
years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04

~ Mis-, usrsrn. brother turns up his heels and dies having
BogNrt tootcs along In his boat The African
Queen Hepburn would be- act OF patriotism and a
the death Of her brother TO blow up Ger
battcshp anchored in lake at the end OF lengthy river
tourney away Boga himself be convinced and they
sail off to their mission suppose bAtteshP ulti
maCy Of homemade orP"does because when
Katie and Boge practically had the tor
pedoes launched imagine lived happily after
BOEArts In african Queen" SAmP" Of tn" best
could muster for 1881 It's small wonder
picture industry viewing t"l"NiA"n n""dS Win
film accessories thing his shirt and dis
playing Of herman muscle something else
glimpse Bogs did In one scene
tendency her teeth pronounced in the earle"
that can't help but wonder the 'oohc
all belong to her
It's n HttIe difficult Imagine Of tn"
Academy overlook Kk Douglas In "Des"c
story" Death Of Salesman" even the
nunabhnE Named Dcare 60 give
BOEa best not the worlds most AEifui
he~pAn like Clark GabI has some individual manner
m and that regardless
has the feeling Of Mr. BOEAEt
acting . part rather than CrratnE u character
african Queen King solomons
although noteworthy gImpSes Of the African
sandhed and there The in which Boge and
Katie take bath the river both dlscr"ey Stad in their under
hardly realistic and Mr. Bogar wearing pair OF long "ooeS
another rather silly Maybe they wear
long drawers in Africa but 1t stn looks silly
you African Queen" expecting heavyweight drama
you're n Tor a disappointment
From thI. column Of january 9Th, (EaScn-
Snr EOng to had better tip of his sup
POrtc They ScurynE around bhnd the h"Adn"" just q.
ndusriAIly bag IT'S either wishhI
thinking planned politics. THme viii tell"
Reader c Of 81 Paul sends
Republic with review by
CoWey writing Of Mickey spilAne the whodun
JehoVahs Witnesses
CowIey JutnO now Mike Hammer stories the
hottest reprint publishing them In
moderately large bookstore Aale
publisher Of the Sgn"t and
reprints Varnlahed and the
adding get busy. Mickey splARc be
" The nag Kr" which appeared December - In
printing million COPIES probably the IArE
on record"
spInancs the twenty-five cent who
dunitn ed column OF February 22nd
Riesel persistent anti Connie
writer's reported n Sunday.
(PBI have revealed that
Communist Party oels New
Ohio. New Jersey Massachusetts
MINNESOTA PennsyvanIa Michigan that order"
Il that supposed To be news?
a huddle Broadway between
the Beloved Country L"c and
Clarence Robinson Bespcacled gent
tearing Phil svers the star Of
In the Turf nursing BEER and
looking sucker, HRrems soca"d
Tony Curtis literally getting his shirt
the lobby Of Lows state during
appearance with film Flesh Fury These Hntty
completely II TO believe
yellow getting
5Oth What All Of the gals who work
bursting Artificial their bDuses
pinned pearl apcs Wear anywhere
long somewhere
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04

Out of Town Birthdays
April q Marian Hoard, Kansas
City, Kansas, NJ Stallih, Duluth
MINI.
April = Sgt Wanda Owens
Piper WAF Squdn McCnrd AFR,
Tacoma, Washington
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
SOCIAL & PERSONAL!
MINNEAPOLIS

Twin City Bridge Club: The club comprised of husbands
ana wives The Twin City Bridge Club Saturday evening
March % at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Matthew Evans The
PriGe was won by Mrs Matte Cough and the second by
ChSHe uraham Their next meeting will be the home Mr.
and Mrs Charlie Graham 79l St Anthony Ave Saturday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-04
SOCIAL & PERSONAL,
81. PAW

Welfare Board Delegate: Mrs. Wilbur A. Williams 1859
Rohn Ave. has been designated by the Ramsey County We'll
fare Board to attend the Minnesota State Welfare Council
Hotel St Paul March 81 to April as the board delegate,
III William FoukrS. al No Western Ave, is seriously
III In his home Ills aughter Mrs Mietta Thompson Of Chi
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Mrs. Rude, Victim Of Polio
To Be Buried tomorrow

Mrs. Egbert r. Rude, 32-year-
old Womens Army Corps veteran
and mother of three who died OF
bulbar polio Monday, will be
buried in Arlington Cemetery
with full military honors tomor-
row after 8 pm. services in Fort
Myer Chapel,
Mrs. Rude. who became i'll last
Thursday. died in an iron lung
in George Washington University
Hospital. Doctors tried unsuccess-
fully to save her unborn baby.
Mrs. Rude was the former Ann
Margaret Zepp, member of an
old Washington family. She and
her husband and three young
children lived at 2816 Thirty first
street Sc. Mr.. Rude is a De-
fense Department budget analyst
American Legion services will
be held for Mrs. Rude at
o'clock tonight in Hysong's fu-
neral home, Thirteenth and N
streets NV. Mrs. Rude was a
member and former Child We'll
fare Committee chairman of u
s. S. Jacob Jones Post No. 2 OF
the Legion.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Tottooed Pigs squeoI.
On Robbery Suspect
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, July 80. - Two
little pigs squealed last night on
"a 43-year-old night watchman
wanted by the FBI in connection
with a furniture store robbery
two years ago at New Philadel-
phia, Ohio.
The little pigs were tattooed on
the chest of William Blatz, and
they stood right out as identified
ton marks for New York City
detectives. Blatz was shirtless
when he was arrested.
Police said he had served prison
terms from coast to coast, includ-
ing a 15-year sentence for a 1888
Cleveland robbery.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Forouk Stoys Secluded
From Curious in Cupri
BY the Associated Press

ISLE OF CAPRI, July 30.-Ex-
King Farouk and his girl queen
hartman, remained secluded in
their hotel today to the great dis
appointment of scores of curious
waiting for a glimpse of Egypt's
Iexiled royalty.
Attendants at his hotel, perched
on the cliffs Of Anacapri, reported
the former playboy monarch of
the Nile kingdom made numerous
long distance telephone calls dur
ing the morning.
Last night forlorn Farouk be-
gan his exile on foreign soil sitting
alone with his thoughts on his
secluded hotel balcony overlooking
the Bay Of Naples. It was near
midnight when he went to his
room. Queen hartman turned
out the lights in her separate
apartment two hours earlier.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Acheson Leaving Friday
For Honolulu Meetinu

Secretary Of State Acheson
plans to leave Friday by plane
for Honolulu, where he will meet
Monday with the Australian and
New Zealand Foreign Ministers to
set up the ANUS Council.
The council is provided for in
security treaty signed last year
by the United States, Australia
and New Zealand.
Besides Mr.. Acheson, the Amer
ican delegation to the Honolulu
meeting will include Ambassador
at-Large Philip c. Jessup. Ad-
miral Arthur w. Radford. Assist
ant Secretary of State George w.
Perkins and Assistant Secretary
of State John M. Allison.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Ii. John +. Sherman
Rites Friday in Arlington

Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Friday for First 1t. John
Francis Sherman, %, whose moth
er, Mrs. Charles F. Dudley, IT,,
lives at 4011 Kennedy street,
Hyattsville. Md.
The young Air Force officer
was killed in an automobile acci-
dent last Friday at Sampson Air
Force Base, Geneva, N. Y.
The services will be held in
the chapel at Fort Myer, Va;
with burial in Arlington Cemetery
A native of Washington, 1t
Sherman was educated in District
schools. He served in the Pacific
during World War II and was
recalled to service at the start
Of the Korean war. With the ex-
ception of war service, he spent
most Of his life in the Washington
area.
1t. Sherman also is survived by
his widow, Rosemary j. Sherman,
who lives in Philadelphia. Five
young children also survive.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Gems. Bull and Devine
To Retire Tomorrow

1t. Gen. Harold r. Bull, COM
|mandant of the National War Col
lege at Fort McNair, here, will re-
tire from the Army tomorrow.
Also retiring is Maj. Gen. John
M. Devine. chief of the Armed
Forces Information and Educa-
tion Division Of the Defense De-
partment.
Gen. Bull is retiring because oi
physical disability, while Gen
Devine is leaving the service or
his own request. Gen. Devine has
accepted the position of COM
mandant of the Cadet Corps al
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Meanwhile. at Fort Myer, eight
companies Of the Third "Olo
Guard" Infantry Regiment anc
the Army Band will pass in review
at 4:3O pm. tomorrow to honor
two retiring colonels.
Col. Clyde c. Alexander. a resi-.
dent of the Army and Navy Club
is a veteran of IS years service
For the past five years he ha.
been Army liaison officer witt
the Chief of Naval Operations.
Col. Albert M. Pigg, 1850 Colo.
NAL terrace. Arlington, has ove1
"a years of service. His last as.
signment was with the Caree,
Record Analysis Branch Of the
Personnel Bureau. Adjutant Gen
erals Office, in the Pentagon. He
has seen service in China, Panama
and Japan. y
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Saxon Prince Will Wed
Daughter Of Butcher
BY the Assoeiated Press

MUEHLHEIM, Germany, July
30.-A princely grandson of the
last King of Saxony and a Ruhr
butchers blond daughter an
nounced today they will marry
this weekend.
Prince Georg Thomi Michael
Wilhelm Maria. %. Duke of Sax
ony, and Margaret Lucas. 20, in
tend to settle later on a farm in
Peru.
The grandson of King Frederick
August III has worked since the
war as an automobile driver and
interpreter in the Ruhr. Margaret,
employed in a factory canteen,
first met her fiance on a train
trip to Frankfurt.
The Princes father, and one
brother are reported to have taken
|up residence in Ireland since the
war.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Nck-Back Data Proper
In Brehm Trial, U. 5. SAYS
By the Associated Pre.s

The Government claims that a
trial court was right in admitting
evidence that Representative
Brehm. Republican, of Ohio, had
a long established scheme to
take 'kick-backs'" from his en-
Iployes.
In a brief on file with the
Supreme Court the Government
opposed review of the veteran
CongreSSman'S conviction IS
months ago on charges of illegally
taking campaign contributions.
He was charged with accepting
gifts totaling $1,000 from Mrs.
Emma S. Craven while she was
a clerk in his congressional Office
in 1948.
Brehm was fined $4,000 and
given a suspended 5-to-15
month jail sentence. His convic-
tion was upheld by the United
States Court of Appeals.
The Supreme Court.is expected
to rule on his appeal during it's
fall term. Brehm is not running
for reelection. He has been in the
House almost 10 years.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Senate Group Of "a
Selected 10 Attend
Mcmahon S Funeral

A 24-man Senate delegation l1a.
been named by Vice President
Barkley to attend the funeral o1
Senator Brien Mcmahon of Con-
necticut in Norwalk tomorrow anc
will leave by special railroad cal
at II o'clock tonight.
Mr.. Barkley, now at his Paducat
(Ky0 home, will head the delega-
ton. which includes Senate Demo
cratic Leader Mcfarland OF
Arizona and Republican Leader
Bridges of New Hampshire.
Connecticut's House delegatior
will head similar group of Rep
resentatives in tribute to the New
England Democrat.
Eisenhower Sends Condolences.
The body of the 48-year-old
Senator, who died here of cancer
Monday, was taken to Norwalk by
special train last night. His
widow, Rosemary, and young
daughter Patricia were aboard the
train. Gen. Eisenhower sent Mrs
Mcmahon private message of
sympathy Tuesday night.
<Tomorrow's requiem mass will
be held at II am. in st. Thomas
the Apostle Church. Bishop
Henry j. O'Brien of the Catholic
Diocese of Hartford will preside
at the services, and Francis
Cardinal Spellman of New York
also will take part.
Governor Sends Plane.
A service will be held a hall
hour before the mass at the home
OF the Senator's brother. DR.. Will
liam Mcmahon, where the body
lay in state today. Burial will be
in the family plot beside the grave
of the Senator's father, William
H. Mcmahon.
One of the first acts of Re-
publican Gov. John Lodge OF
Connecticut after returning to his
Office yesterday. was to send q
State Guard plane here to take
other members of the Senator's
family to Norwalk.
Gov. Lodge returned from a
Virgin Islands vacation as soon
as news of Senator McMahon's
death reached him. He brushed
aside all questions about a sue
cessor. He said it would be "cal-
lous" to discuss such a subjec;
now.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
CorporuI's Pay Sought
For D. G. Police Clerks

The Civil Service Commission
soon will be asked by the District
Commissioners to approve the des-
ignation and pay of corporal to
some so members Of the Metro
politan Police who serve as station
clerks.
Police Supt. Robert v. Murray
consulted the city leaders yester-
day and won their approval of the
idea. Commissioner Donohue en-
phasized that the promotions
would apply only as long as the
individual is in that particular Job
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Mrs. Myrtle n. Hawley,
Mother Of Agency Adviser

Mrs. Myrtle N. Hawley, SO
mother of DR.. Claude E. Hawley
ia Danbury street S.W., higher
education adviser for the National
Security Resources Board. dice
last night in Washington Sani-
tarium after a long illness.
Mrs. Hawley. a native Of Greer
Bay. Wis, was the widow of Will
liam j. Hawley of Milwaukee anc
Waukeegan, Wis, who died last
year. Mrs. Hawley came to Wash.
|ington' about 10 months ago.
Funeral services will be held ir
Waukeegan Saturday afternoon.
Evening star., 1952-07-30

I =
in' Avoca, Pa, and attended the
Scranton (Pa.) Conservatory of
Music.
Well known as a professional
piano accompanist here, Mrs.
Adair also served as organist at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church
for rs years until she became i'll
a year ago. The musician had
been organizer of the Schubert
Singers, an amateur. male double
quartet here.
In addition to her husband,
whom she married in 1917, Mrs.
Adair is survived by son, Ralph
G. Adair Of the home address;
her mother, Mrs. Martha A. Fer
Irell. and a sister, Mrs. Iona F..
Kone, both of 206 East Underwood
Streets Chevy Chase.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow in the
Robert A. Pumphrey funeral home
in Bethesda. Burial will be in
Baltimore.