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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPENS TODAY
l TO Z PM.
Choice Montgomery Co.
HOMES
/. CloSe-in Bethesda
56O6 GlenWood Rd.

Two-story brick Colonial in the de-
sirable Edgewood section. 3 bed
rooms, center entrance, rec. rm.,
screened porch. built-in garage. In
carpet. valances and drapeS 20 with
property. A real buy at the asking
price Of $4,000. This won't last!
See 1t today. Directions: From Bank
OF Bethesda. out Old GEORGETOWN rd..
to Glenwood I'd, left on Glenwood to
our SIGNS and nronerfv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

$500 KENsINGToN BLVD.
De luxe brick Cape Cod, blocks to
schools, bus and Wheaton shopping
Nv; rm. with fireplace. din rm. OF
dining space, lovely screened porch
overlooking beautiful rear fenced
yard, large twin bedrms., tile bath
on End H. full bsmt. with rec. rm
and Va bath. detached garage; ST.
$50: Directions: Conn. ave. ex-
to East ave-. left to Kensingtor
blvd. and open sign.
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CAPE COD

In Hillandale near Naval Ord. Lab,
on Va acre. this beautiful Cape Cod
with 2 bedrooms and bath. large
living room with dining area. large
kitchen on LIST floor; bedrooms
ment and garage. Large swimming
pool in side yard. Many large trees
and shrubs.
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BRICK RAMBLER

High on the hill overlooking Burnt
Mills, on q level lot near busline,
is this new brick rambler with an
ultramodern electric kitchen. q 13x
25-ft. living room with fireplace.
airy bedrooms. ~ baths. full base
ment. An ideal home for an EN-.
ploye of Naval Ordnance Laboratory.
TO reach: Out Colesville I'd. to AT.
rington drive, right to No. S03.
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RARGAIN-MIJsT SELL.

1909 18th AVE. TAKOMA PARK
Delightful 2-bedrm. brick Colonial
home in excel. Takoma Park Sec
ton Well-designed liv. rm., din.
rm., mod. kit, full bsmt., brick
patio. Directions: North on New
Hampshire ave. to Er1kine st.. right
to 18th AVE. and open sign. Call
Mr.. Scott. 81. 41G6.
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Colesville-$23,500
1888 ColeSville Road

New 3-bedrm. brick and stone ram.
bier; Ia tiled baths. lge. liv. rm.-
din. rm. comb. with firepl. de luxe
equipped kit. with table space, side
bsmt.; located on beautiful h-acre
lot; near schools. shopping and
TO reach: Out Colesville I'd. TO 1888
Corner, Of Stanley: Just south Of
Colesville) and Woodmoor open"
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Gentlenan's Estate
New England Colonial

Thoroughly modern dwelling, with s
bedrooms, three baths, 3 powder
rooms, hreplaces in living room and
master bedroom. Wide center halls,
breakfast room, buffers pantry,
equipped kitchen and powder room.
Screened porch and patio. Outbuild-
ingS include barn with waik-in
Deepfreeze; 4-room and bath tenant
mouse; brick 4-run dog kennel;
poultry houses etc. Entire property
wonderful home for a large family
ana for entertaining. Situated on ia
level acres with over $50 #. 'front.'
age on Colesville I'd, near Ashton
n Montgomery County. Directions:
SIv GeeSrsia ave to Colesville I'd. in
re-, approx. IL miles to our signs
and property on left, A'
3. Bethesda
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OPEN OZARK
Burnt Mills Vil.-$34,500
425 Northwest Drive

De luxe brick and stone rambler:
center entr. hall. liv. rm. with beau.
tiful stone firepl.. sep. din. rm., lge.,
modern, all-elec. kit. with din.
space; 3 huge bedrms. with lge.
closets; inclosed breeZeway; garage;
full bsmt.: level lot.
70 reach: Out 10th to Colesville I'd,
right on Colesville I'd. (past Burnt
Mills reservoir) to Northwest dr..
left tn house
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Northumberland
1O618 Lorain Avenue

IUOIO LUTdIU AVGIIUE
Attractive brick Cape Cod; liv. rm.
with, flrepl.. sep. din. rm., KIT; with
rms. one bath on 1st fir.; one lge.
finished room, closet and storage
space on End: huge screened porch;
full bsmt.; gar; lge. Handicapped lot.
70 reach: Out Colesyille I'd. e blocks
past Four Corners) to Lorain ave-.
right on Lorain to 1O618.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
COME TO DAMASCUS. MD

COME TO DAMASCUS, MD.
A HOME AND FARM COMMUNITY
Beautiful mountain view, theater,
stores, all conveniences. Pool car
transp; can be arranged to Penta-
rounding cities and towns. Let US
locate the home. farm, or business
property Of your choice. We have
many exclusive listings Of new,
Homes, $4,000 to $4,000. Farms,
$4,000 to- 100000. We will sell
you l acre to 5 acre lots overlook
Ing miles Of scenic beauty and build
2 nome OF your selection on . con-
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Z. Bethesda
1922 Lynbrook Drive
to all schools, public and
parochial; 2-story white brick Colo
NAL, 3 bedrooms, screened and
glassed-in porch. rec. room; nice lot.
$22,500. Directions: Out Wisconsin
ave. to East-West hwy, right to
Chelton Cat high SCHOOL,, left to
Lynbrook, right to open sign and
property.
Inter-County Realty
OIL. 2101
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BRICK RAMBLERS

Now under construction in the Four
brick ramblers featuring 8 large.
airy bedrooms, large living room
with fireplace, dining area, ultra
modern Kitchen, ceramic tile bath.
full basement with fireplace and "a
Select your decorative scheme now.
To reach: Out ColeSville I'd. to 10.
raine ave, left to property.
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LUXURIOUS RAMBLER

LUXURIOUS RAMBLER
961S LORAIN AVE,
SILVER SPRING
Beautiful :5-bedrm. brick rambler
with attached gar; enormous INV.
rm., with firepl:, spacious din. rm.,
baths, full bsmt. with "a bath
finished rec. rm. with firepl. Direc-
tons: North on Colesville I'd, left
on Sligo Greek pkwy. to Brunette,
right LORAIN and open sign.
Call Mr.. Wilkens. SH. 1854,
LAUREL REALTY co.
1920 Flower Ave s 6 III s-a1nn
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PROUD COLONIAL

PROUD COLONIAL
1116 LANCASTER RID,
TAKOMA PARK
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick Colonial home
with detached garage and Anchor
fence on quiet ST.; attract. knotty-
pine rec. rm., tile shower and bath
in bsmt., de luxe kit, slate roof.
Directions: North on New Hamp-
shire ave-, left on Norwood drive,
right on wildwood drive, left on
LANCASTER RID. to open sign. Cali
MRS. SELIGMANN, JU. 6-3252.
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OPEN / TO Pm.

or RosE MM1SiRMoq Hills AyE
brick home, Ice. living
rm. with fireplace, family-size din.
rm:, powder rm.. side porch, 8 large
bedrms. and tile bath on End H..
rections: Turn. Oh East-West hwy.
at Sundale DIR. to Ross I'd. right to
Maywood. left to SS07 and open
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 5
CUSTOM RAMBLER
206 E. Franklin Ave., Sill. Spg.
Attract. 2-yr.-old brick rambler on
din. comb. all-elec. kit. full bsmt. !;
with picture window, firepl. and
law; COW. to schools and transp.
Directions: North on Colesville I'd.
to Franklin ave-, right on FRANK
LIN AVE. to open sign. Mr.. Acken
on premises.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-26

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 September 1853 an therefore toward truly dependable uninterrupted During genuine mteadondp between the welfare kaand ther aton of the astemnshp Company
  which certainly deserves commendaion of Chambers Alaska ka citizens Mayor Allan Pomeoy seate a solid Hnougho the negotiations. While say tha this significant that the to its activity continuous uninterrupted edseice
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 Vice saent GenaulM Managr ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
 Sesp4~a >4N >fEaaka
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Francis Barstow, S8,
Retired Carpenter
For War Department

Francis D. Barstow. SO, of 5000
Sixteenth street North, Arlington
Va, retired Government en-
lploye, died yesterday at home fol-
flowing a long illness. Mr.. Bar
stow lived with his daughter, Mrs,
Jean F. Fox.
A native of Carson City, New,
Mr.. Barstow came to the District
at the age of 2. He was edu-
Gated in Washington public
schools.
He was a carpenter who inter-
mittently worked for the Govern
ment and for himself through the
years. He last worked for the War
Department from 1918 until he
retired in 1882.
Mr.. Barstow's father was VIII
liam H. BarStow, a real estate
man here. His mother, DR.. Kate
D. Barstow, was one of the first
women doctors in the city.
Mr.. Barstow was a member o1
st. AIMS Catholic Church, Ar
ilington.
In addition to Mrs. Fox. he is
survived by a sister, Mrs. Emma
Harrison of Capon Bridge. w. Va
a granddaughter, Mrs. Frances F
Kvale of Falls Church. Va, anc
four great grandchildren. Hi!
wife. Mrs. Jennie G. Barstow, dice
in 1888.
Requiem mass will be said Al
9 am. Monday in st. Ann'i
Church. Burial will be in Holy
Rood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Augustus Crenshaw,
Accountant in GAO

Augustus P. CrenShaw, Ga, an
accountant In the General Ac-
counting Office, died Unexpectedly
at his home, TIA South Taylor
street, Arlington, Va, yesterday.
Mr.. Crenshaw went with the
General Accounting Office in 1882
He earlier worked as manager OF
the American Ice Co., and then
with the Southern Diaries in a
similar capacity.
A native of Washington, Mr.
Crenshaw was educated in the
District public schools. His father
Augustus P. Crenshaw. was one o1
the original executives Of the
Chesapeake 81 Potomac Telephone
Co.
He was a Mason and a member
of St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Irene CrenshaW: son, Augustu.
P. Crenshaw III. 1929 Forty-thirc
street NV. and two grandchil.
dren. He is also survived by two
sisters, Mrs. 10 v. Morgan, 562t
Moorland lane. Bethesda, and Mrs
C.. Leslie McCrea, 5000 Cathedra
avenue NV. and a brother. Johr
M. Crenshaw, of the Cathedra
avenue address.
Funeral services will be held al
10:30 am. Monday in st. Thoma.
Church, 1772 Church street NV
Burial will be in Oak Hill Gene.
terry.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Marjorie Bowen, 64;
Historical Novelist
BY the Assoeiofed Press

Z LONDON, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Mar
garet Gabrielle Long. 64. one oi
Britain's most distinguished his
torical novelists under the per
name of Marjorie Bowen. dice
Tuesday in a London hospital.
Mrs. Long. author of an esti-
mated 200 works, wrote under
at least three other pen names
George R. Predy. Joseph Shearine
and Robert Pave. In 1899. sht
published an autobiography, 1.-THE
Debate Continues" under he,
maiden name, Margaret Campbell
She began her career at 16
Her best known works includ'
THE Netherlands Displayed.
"Dickon" and two trilogies pub
lished in the mid-1930s. One O.
these. on the spirit of the Renais
sance. included "The Colder
Roof" 'The Triumphant Beast.
and "Trumpets at Rome" TIL,
other-"God and the Weddin,
Dress" "Mr. Tyler's Saints" ane
l"Circle in the Water" concerned
the spiritual life of 17th century
England.
In 1912, she was married tt
Zeffirino Emilio Constance, WHIT
died in 1916. They had one son
She had two sons by her secone
marriage to Arthur Long.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Jesse March AIyerson,
Kentucky Publisher
BY the Assoeicted Press

PARIS, KY, Dec. 27.-Jesse
March Alverson, sr., 70, publisher
of the Paris Enterprise, died to-
night at the Bourbon County Hos
pital.
He entered the hospital Tuesday
for the second time since he suf-
fered a heart attack six weeks ago
Mr.. Alverson, a native of Jessa-
mine County. had served in the
State Legislature for two terms
beginning in 1904. He operated
the weekly Harlan Enterprise six
years, then converted the publica-
tion to a daily in 1928.
He sold the newspaper in 1887
and moved to Lexington, but came
out of retirement five years later
to become editor and publisher of
the Paris Enterprise.
He also published the Anderson
News at Lawrenceburg from 1911
I16 and the Georgetown News,
which he operated until the fall
Iof 1918.
One of his staffers at Harlan
was Don Whitehead, who later
became Pulitzer Prize winner
correspondent for the Associated
Press.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Mrs. Francis Wad|ey,
Wife Of Entomo|ogist
Came 10 Area in 'H

Mrs. Francis M. Wadley, go. 9
resident of the Washington area
since 1929, died at her home, 32ls
North Albemarle street, Arlington
yesterday after brief illness.
Her husband is biometriciar
and entomologist now with the
Defense Department.
A native of Manhattan, Kans.
Mrs. Wadley was graduate OF
Kansas State College. She worked
for the college and other places ill
Manhattan as a secretary until
her marriage in 1918.
She was a member of Trinity
Presbyterian Church. Arlington
Neighbors' Club of Country. Club
Hill, and the Washington Col
and Country Club.
Survivors, in addition to Mr.
Wadley. are three daughters. Mrs
Katherine Hugunin of Manhattan
Mrs. Margaret Ingram of Oak
land, Calf, and Roberta Wade,
of the Albemarle street address.
Funeral services will be held a
2 pm. Monday in Trinity Church
Sixteenth and North Inglewoot
streets. Burial will be in Nationa
Memorial Park.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Hit Mrn,nriaitf

,!EJAIN FANNIE MAY AND MIL:
Of their entrance into the heavenly
home: MY mother, FANNIE MAY MICH
OLSON, December 81, 1945, and my
father. MILLARD FILLMORE NICHOL-
SON. January 8. 1898.
Thank God for the faith that teaches
When the struggles Of life are oer.
] shall meet my own, my loved ones,
And shall know them both once more.
MINNIE IDALIA NICHOLSON.
POSEY. LAURA ELIZABETH. In memory
of our dear mother. LAURA ELIZABETH
POSEY. who passed away six years ago
today. December 81. 1916.
There is still an ache in our hearts today
That passing years cannot take away.
place IN our hearts that nothing can
FILL
We loved her we miss her.
HER DAUGHTER. ANNA MAE. AND
SONIN-LAW. AUBREY sAN1ELLE.
POLLARD DICK] RICHARD. In loving
memory Of our dear brother, RICHARD
DICK POLLARD, who departed this
life II years ago today. December ~
A token Of love in remembrance
OF one we shall never forget
His memory to US is o treasure,
His loss a lifetime Of regrets.
PERRY AND MISSOURI.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Poris to Run Buses
In Converted Subway

PARIS.-A 5-mile-long stretch
Of subway in Paris, covering Il
stations, will be converted tc
handle a new type Of train that
will have rubber tires. The train
will resemble bus.
It is designed to run on con-
crete pavement. and will be kept
in the center of the subway tun-
mel by horizontal tires against its
sides that will roll on railings on
the tunnel walls.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Coast Guard Spurs Hunt
For Plane Lost in Lake
By the Associotsd Press

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 27.-A Coast
Guard boat continued a search
today for a missing cargo plane
which apparently fell into Lake
Michigan Wednesday,. carrying
two Ohio men to death. The
search was concentrated off Ra-
cine, Wis. Is miles south of here
Operations have been hampered
by heavy seas for several days
The Coast Guard said it planned
a beach search today for clues to
the crash. Meanwhile. the All
Force withdrew from the hunt
Friday, but said it would resume
activity if new leads were received
The twin-engine plane. flying
to Milwaukee from Columbus
Ohio, with a load of automobile
parts, vanished shortly after the
pilot received permission to land
lat Mitchell Field here. The crew
consisted of Wilton Lyman, 80. of
Toledo. Ohio. pilot. and Robert
Taylor, "a, Marion, Ohio. co-pilot.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Mrs. John ETH, 79,
Widow Of Inventor

Mrs. Anna ETH, 70, widow Of
sculptor and inventor John ETH.
died Thursday in Suburban Hos
lpital. Bethesda, Nd. after a long
| illness.
For the past few months Mrs.
ETH has lived with her daughter.
Mrs. James v. Bennett, wife OF
the director of the Bureau of
Federal Prisons. at 119 Leland
street. Chevy Chase. Md.
Mrs. ETH was born in Budapest.
Hungary. She came to the United
States with her husband at the
turn of the century and settled at
Port Washington. Long Island. N.
Y. She had devoted much of her
time since World War I to cloth
ing and feeding European civilian
victims of both world conflicts.
In addition to Mrs. Bennett. she
is survived by two sons. Alex John
ETH of Princeton. N. j.. and
Charles Harrison ETH Of Green
wich. Conn. She is also survived
by brother, Andre Horvath, and
a sister. Mrs. Margaret Valogh.
both Of Budapest; seven grand
children and six great-grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be held at
I'm. tomorrow in the First Meth
odlst Church, Port Washington.
Burial will be private. The family
requests that instead of flowers
friends forward contributions to
the American Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
L. N. Graves, Founder
|0fWide World Photos
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. 27.
M. Graves, veteran
newspaperman who founded what
is now Wide World Photos, Inc,
died yesterday while on vacation.
He was 70.
He suffered an attack of asthma
while spending some time here
with his wife, Mrs. Blair Harvie
Graves. The couple lived in New
York.
Mr.. Graves joined the staff of
the New York Times in the early
1900s after serving as city editor
of the Richmond, Va, Times-Dis-
patch for four years.
1t was while he was with the
Times that he formed the prede-
cessor of Wide World Photos. He
was editor of the Times Sunday
picture section for 26 years.
During that time he helped de-
velop the first practical means of
transmitting photographs by tele-
phone wire and was looked on as
a pioneer in rotogravure.
Funeral services will be held in
Richmond.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Mrs. Emma Clement,
Only Negro Named
II. ). Mother Of Year
BY the Assceioisd Press

LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. a.
Mrs. Emma Clarissa Clement, only
Negro ever named American
Mother of the year. died last night.
Despite illness and the ampu-
tation Of her right leg last year.
Mrs. Clement. rs. remained ac-
tive in civic and religious affairs.
She was the mother Of seven
children. all college graduates.
One is DR.. Rufus E. Clement.
president of Atlanta University.
while the others are prominent
in education, church and mis-
sion fields.
Mrs. Clement was named Moth
er of the Year in l946 by the
American Mothers Committee Of
the Golden Rule Foundation in
New York.
She was the widow Of George
Clinton Clement, bishop Of the
African Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Mrs. Clement also was one Of
Is persons named to the 1946
Honor Roll Of race relations for
improving race relations in terms
Of real democracy"
The following year she received
an honorary degree of Doctor of
Philosophy from Livingston Col
lege. Salisbury. N. c.. the school
from which she was graduated in
1898.
Mrs. Clement, a native of Provi-
dence, r. l., was a former national
president of the Women's Society
Of the A. M. E. Zion Church and
charter member Of the South
ern Commission on 1nterracial
Cooperation.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
HIT Mrntnriant

BACON, HESTER M. In memory of our
dear mother and grandmother, HESTER
ago today, December 21, 1945.
No one knows how we miss you,
No one knows the pain we bear;
We have suffered since you left US.
ls AR9 ess HSRoL6 nsRs5 beea AND tSe HAKoLD J
cSnk our beloved ONE wLEAMf VI IHnf GoIE snSr' vSa
departed this life six years ago today,
December %, 1946.
Some may think you are forgotten.
But little do they know the sorrow
I6v1N I6S ss u W1SE PqE aiaEt' SND caEpREN
COOPER, MARY. In lovine memory d
eS esaE %2sest RSo d.naf.d and its t. t min:
years ago today. December 27, 1943.
December brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
1oyfkd sIs sIsTER ERo sSN ssSSd ANp sH9 FsM1Iy
EARLY, EUGENE n: A tribute g th.
y SsvSssS sd.nH friend E5te
eemSer ~ 81. 1913. '0 '''A'' D
At twilight. when I sit alone.
In the afterslow Of the setting sun
AJAX ase e0nt my sab memosS sS Su
Jewels all. rejecting beauty
From joys we shared through all the
years;
Each time etched facet sleaming bright
Through a misty veil Of tears.
MRS. LEOLA B. LOMAX.
MULLEN, JOHN W.. sR. In loving mem
ory of our father and grandfather
JOHN w. MULLEN. sr., who died four
years ago today, December 81, 194S.
His life Is Q beautiful memory.
His absence is q silent grief:
He sleeps in Gods beautiful sarden.
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
FAMILY.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Mrs. Nina '. Darling, IS,
Resident Of Bethesda

Mrs. Nina Vose Darling. IS. OF
|6208 Wedgewood road, Bethesda
Md. died yesterday in Kinsingtor
Gardens (Md) rest home.
Mrs. Darling. native of Hins-
dale, Mass, moved here in Sep
tember from Providence, r. !. She
lived with her sister, Mrs. Mary
Lawton Sweet. Her husband, who
was in the piano business in
Providence for many years, died
more than 20 years ago.
She is survived, in addition to
Mrs. Sweet, by a nephew, Theo-
dore L. Sweet of 5616 Woodway
Sumner. Nd, and two grand
|nephews.
Funeral services and burial will
be on Monday in Providence.
Evening star., 1952-12-27

member of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Marks was responsible for
all menus and food servings at the
hospital
Miss Marks was described by
her friends as a cheerful, hard
worker who put in 10 to IL hours
Ia day. She had charge of 14O
employees of the hospitals dietary
section.
An ex-member of the District
|Dietetic Association, she had held
every Office in the association.
Miss Marks Joined the staff of
the hospital in 1881 when it had
only two dieticians.
She is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Helena Marks, and three
brothers. Emerson, Arnold and
John. all of New York.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
K. N. Lawrence Gould,
Psychologist and Writer
BY the Associoisd Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-E. M.
Lawrence Gould, sc, psychologist
and writer who conducted a syn
dicated newspaper column, died
last night.
Mr.. Gould, who had been i'll for
some time, underwent an opera
ton two weeks ago.
He is survived by his widow.
Harriet Hebbard Gould, and two
daughters. Mrs. Robert Wood Of
Pelham, N. Y, and Mrs. Robert
Gilmartin of Blauvelt, N. Y.
Mr.. Gould was ordained a min
lister of the Church of the New
Jerusalem (Swedenborgian) and
wrote on religion and psychoan-
alysis. He conducted the King
Features column. Mirror Of Your
Mind"
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Simon {. Luntz, 80

PEORIA. Ill.,, Dec. ~ R.-
State Senator Simon E. Lantz.
Republican. of Congerville, dean
of the Illinois Senate with SO
years of service, died in Methodist
Hospital at Peoria today. He was
80 years old. Mr.. Lantz was a
past president of the American
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
BottIing Firm Manager
Leaps II Floors to Death
BY the ASSoeioted Press

DURHAM, N. c., Dec. 27.-A
fatal plunge from the 18th floor
of the Washington Duke Hotel
by Roscoe L. Walker Of Raleigh
has been ruled suicide.
Mr.. Walker. district manager
for a bottling company, jumped
to his death yesterday. He was
employed by the Nehi Bottling
Co. of Columbus. Ga. and
handled a territory including
North Carolina, Virginia and
Maryland.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
james v. Murruy

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 27 R.-
James v. Murray, As, half brother
of the late CIO president, Philip
Murray. died Christmas eve after
an illness of several years. A
requiem high mass was to be sung
today.
Evening star., 1952-12-27

SIOuuOS.
Miss Marks
was a native of
S c h e n ectady,
N. Y, and a
6 r a d u a e of
Skidmore Col
lege of that
s ia tie. S h e
served as a die
titan at Met
ropolitan Hos
pital in New
York b e fore
coming to Gal
linger.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Eva Mae Marks, 81,
Chief Dietitian for
|Ga||inger, Dies

Miss Eva Mae Marks 50. chief
dietitian at Gallinger Hospital for
III years. died today after long
illness, in her home on the hospital
Evening star., 1952-12-27
Otero Vizcurrondo

CARACAS, Venezuela, Dec. ~
| I(P).-Henrique Otero Vizcarrondo.
70. owner Of Venezuela's largest
newspaper. El Nacional. died Of q
heart ailment today.
Evening star., 1952-12-27
MAGRUM. ALBERT FRANCIS. ST.

on Thursday, December 70. I9o2, a
his home, 81! Grosvenor lane, Bethesda
Md, ALBERT FRANCIS MAGRUM, be
father of Mrs Elizabeth F. Lenare
Francis M. and Paul G.. Magrum. Re
mains resting at the Bethesda -Chev
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A. PUN
phrey. Bethesda. Md. Services on Mon
day, December 80. at st. Jane FRANCE
de Chantal Catholic Church. g70
GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda. Nd. wher
requiem mass will be offered at 9:3
am. Interment National Memorial Par
Cemetery, 2S