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Evening star., 1952-02-17

Air Forces public relations or
ganization.
He was discharged from ac-
tive service in 1945 and made a full
colonel in the Air Force Reserve
! Col. Silsbee had served as a
private in World War I and after
ward had held a reserve commits:
fSion.
! Long Interested in Flying.
! Long interested in aviation, al
though he did not make it his
vocation until he re-entered mill
tary service in 1941. Col. silsbee
had since become well known ir
the field.
After his discharge, he became
technical editor of Skyways Maya
zine. then managing editor soi
Aero Digest, and finally executive
secretary of the corporation air.
craft group.
In 1946, Col. Silsbee served al
governor of the New York chap.
tier of the Aviation Writer'S AS.
sociation.> He won Trans -Worlc
Airlines' technical writing troph,
-four times.
Had Varied Career.
Born in Dorchester, Mass, Col
Silsbee earned commercial sci
Ience degree from Northeastern
University in Boston.
1 His varied career included
teaching employment as certified
public accountant in Philadelphia
Baptist missionary work in India
IA years and service as controller
of Beaver College, Jenkintown
Pa. for seven years.
He also was a former aviation
editor of the Philadelphia Ledger
contributed to syndicated aviation
and lectured on the subject as well
Returned Last Year.
/ Col. Silsbee lived in Connection
and New York after leaving tn,
Air Force but returned here las
year when his association movee
its headquarters from New Yorl
to Washington. He lived at 250l
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Surviving are his widow, Eliza.
beth Lannen Silsbee: his mother
Mrs. Bertha w. Silsbee, of Dor
chester, and four stepsons. The.
are Ralph P. Cluley, of New York
Ira j. Silsbee, of Elizabethtown
Pa: Harold j. Cluley, Harrisburg
Pa, and Robert F. Cluley, Pember
ton, N. j. Also surviving is {
brother, Frank Silsbee. of Ports
mouth, Va.
i Funeral services will be in Cav
iler's Funeral Home at 1880 pm
Wednesday. Burial will be il
Washington National Cemetery.
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IQleo uneXpect-
ledly in Garfield
Hospital Friday
after a virus in
| fection.
/ Col. Silsbee
had served here
through World
| War II and was
a lie u t e n ant
colonel of Air
! SLdU ! n Z e ! l l.
gence. heading
the informa-
| ton, education
a n d research
sections of the
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Roger {. Power, ST.,
Retired Civil Service
Commission Employee

Roger c. Power. sr., 81. a re-
tired Civil Service Commission
examiner and an active Mason,
died yesterday at Gallinger Hospi-
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ito the commission. He served as a
csc examiner for 10 years before
his retirement in June. 1851.
mission. He served as a csc ex-
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Daniel T. Pierce

NEW YORK, Feb: 16 P.-
Daniel T. Pierce. 76, assistant to
the president of the Sinclair Oil
Corp, died today. He was a ma
tive of Washington, D. C.
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Nathaniel F. SiIsbee,
Aircraft Unit Official,
.Ex-Air Force Officer

Nathaniel F. Silsbee, Sc, former
Army Air Force officer here and
executive secretary of the Corpor-
alton Aircraft owners Association
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ST. near new court
house, vacant: two 1st commercial
3-story brick houses in need of re-
pairs; owner will sell on very good
terms: for details come to the once
OF A. M; DRAISNER, l404 L st. NV.
Ma So36 daily till z pm; Sun. IL
COLORED-NR. sth and Shepherd
sts. NV; 4 bedrms., "a baths. full
bsmt.' lge. rear yard; oil h.-w h
One Of the best buys in town, Price
only S14,250. small down payment
NJ. kAPNECK REALTY CO. Open
0051 III
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VA APPROVED
&15 $500 CASH

S15,S0O-SS00 CASH
OPEN DAILY . TIL DARK
Three -bedrm. semidet. brick homes;
lge liv. rms, separate din. rms, full
ne. block off S. Dakota ave
ALVIN L. AUB1NOE, INC HU. 6444.
COLORED-$S5O DOWN, $75 MO
Brick house; 8 rms. and bath For
details. cali OWNER. Ii. 3-e743.
COLORED-Sl3.45O-Near 9TH and
K sts. ne. Lovely Groom and bath
brick home; features include con-
crete front porch, full basement.
equipped kitchen. oil heat. nice
yarG. etc. Low down payment.
FLYOD E. DAVIS CO.. 1920 K st.
NV. MA. 0352; ewes, JU. 1896.
CoLoRED-wOoDRIDGE. OF r. I.
ave:-Six-rm. det. home. beautiful,
modern. clean. A grade-A home
with f1repl.. screened porch. built in
garage. very conv. loc. See today and
make US an offer. Mr.. Penland It'll
10 pm. LU. 2-7612. ATLAS REALTY
CO. -12
COLORED-sIx RMS. River Ter
race. First time offered. If you are
looking for a 1st-class home, this
Is It; clean, modern, sharp as tack.
Call early for a look at this. Mr..
Penland til 10 pm. LU. 2-76l2,
ATLAS REALTY CO. --l2
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BETHESDA AREA

BE IHESDA AREh
BEDROOM HOMES
Just q few blks. from tennis club;
GREENWICH FOREST
Custom built 3-bedrm. rambler; finest
quality and value; $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE
Walk to Rosemary School. Truly q
family home; i$43, 500.
THE HAMLET
Washing toms newest, exclusive neigh
borhood: $4,000
For information on these properties
call Mr.. Lebling, OIL. 2720 or OIL.
1866.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
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BRICK COLONIAL HOME

&H2,5UU
This charming home Just of New
Hampshire ave. features center re-
ception hall. living room with fre-
place, and separate dining room and
large kitchen. Lavatory on LIST
floor; three bedrooms, bath up
stairs; finished recreation room in
basement. Well Handicapped lot.
$1,000 WILL HANDLE
LO. $1,000 AT. $3.50
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FORT DAVIS
HILLCREST, D. C..
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN

OPEN SUNDAY
Truly an unusual home. brand-new
located on a quiet street and in a
setting of natural beauty. There
are 3 large bedrms. and bath, large
liv. rm. with wood-burning fireplace,
kit; beautiful daylight bsmt.; gas
heat; built-in gar. and wonderful
view over city. Priced, $4,000;
trade on smaller house considered
Out Pa. ave. to Branch ave-, left on
5is BFsnef hasR sS Hash p & Bapett snd sft xtS t.
ALDRE, INC. LU. 4-O747. Ia
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTSvILLE-Open Sat. to g:
Powder Mill rd., mr.. school: S-rm'
Colonial; hdwd, fis., recr. rm., oil
ferTed T BRlLEY REAEryv as1f SvpsS TN trans
BELTSVILLE-2O acres; 10 rms. 2
paths; frame mod. home. Close to
= Govt. Genters; Priced for quick
H. 5249: residence TO. 6o3d;
CARROLL HIGHLANDS; 4-yr,.old
erlck Colonial; Lift. liv. rm. with
nrepl' separate din, rm.;, 3 bed
v"S Wsg OF e stpeet Psf fa ndrees Ssmt driyer
throughout: Cali JU. 5000 until
g pm. DRURY &. JOHNSTON.
CHEVERLY-Wond value! Only
= leit: spacious 3-bedrm. ramblers:
$50; attrac. terms; trades consid-
cred ". CLIFFORD sHERTZER,
cofLEGEl l' Park PAi k'4i PRopER-e-room
brick home bath; bsmt., built-in
saFsEe wifs sjoSN SiS'ooo wSsz Gs1 Mr Barnes, d@S,
EAST PINEs-5soe 9th ave. Open
Sunday, 2-5: 2-bedrm bungalow
With expansion attic. Anchor fence.
e c. CLAY. wa. '49;sso' 4@as. "iNsf0N Mi5
EDMONSTON ,tnear HyattsvilleJ-
Three-bedrm; bungalow. bsmt.. gas
heat: 200 down, $500 month.
IoHNs:rds iHslHdsS tx wa INSURANCE. rance JOHN H.
GREEN MEADows-9@IIoively s-rm.
Colonial. 2 porches. Venetian blinds.
oil heat. fenced yard. Similar
house house With lear gar. Both FHA
JOHN W II. Johnson sSfISscas Wa. WIN SCSS B5Gssr'
HYATTsvILLE HILLS bedrm. ls and
bath ,n,T On bsmt ls1 f.; q z Pedrms: on md
deep lot: large front porch; FHH
"lST or MI 7145. -l3
HILLS AREA-Two-bed-
rm,: ,brk. rambler. Bendix gas
S3:.5S mo. JOHN il. JOHNsoN.
VIC. MH' UNIV SHIy' PARK. s1e.5oo. tH Attfae.
6-rm. brick; 4 rms. down; 2 bed
Distance s sa'G Of pP 5p MS Sss and TshaP9 shoD.
ping center: blks. to bus and
sstrssetearip JOHN 6,IdT A. wENTz. UN.
FOR SALE BY OWNER. College Park.
2-car garage. fenced yard. gas heat.
Priced to sell immsdiately.. Less
than SO a So: II. TO. 6Oo4. --l3
$50 PER MONTH pays everything.
S2. 900 down; 2-bedrm. bungalow:
Lana HIS Rs snopSns S esa esaier snd
bus. Call WA. 5000 tn pm.
xE{y E3RERT 3 Is 3 PAXIs 3 rs, 4 co, ~
equip, kitchen: fun bsmt.; excep-
tional value at Sl4 $50; G1 and
FLA approved. Call WA. 1900 till q
pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS d. CO. -12
NEW BRICK RAMBLER ready for
immediate occupancy; 3 bedrms..
tile bath: firepl.; built-in garagei
equipped kit; separate dinette; fun
bright bsmt.; oil heat: situated on
level wooded lot 5Ox1S0. An amaze
ing value at only Sl5,950; approx.
S4 500 cash required. Be the first
to call PERRY BOSWELL. INC.
WA. $500. Open It'll 8 pm.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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HOUSES SALINE. (cont. !
VACANT.
MICHIGAN PARK
ONLY $1,000 DOWN

1900 block 18th st. n.e.-Lovely 2
story brick semidetached home with
lovely front porch. large living
room, dining room, modern equipped
kitchen, 5 bedrooms, modern tile
bath; full basement, gas automatic
owner must sell this week. Call
II 3-Of40: evenings, CSE. 242O. 13s
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BELTSvILLE-Open Sat. / to 9;
Powder Mill rd,, .nr. school, 7-rm.
Colonial; hdWd, fiS., recr. rm., oil
INV h.. gar. u acre; owner trans
ferred. BR1LEY REALTY, UN. liza.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD-Det.. 8 rms. = baths.
equip. kit, oil heat, large yard
fenced. City water, paved street,
90 mi. D. C. 5000 down. S53 mo.
Phone Indian Head 4143 -I3
6 ROOMS AND BATH COTTAGE
Laundry room; oil heat; lot 4ox
365; $500. Also z acres with
600-ft. water front; $4,000. West
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BY OWNER. no commission-2-bed-. :.
rms. small house on l,.06 acres OF
ground 3 mi from Rockville of Rt:
$40 and IS; md fl. finished and
insulated could make another bedrm.
and storage rm.; house strictly mod
ern; oil heat, hot and cold running
water, bath with shower; Rusco
steel windows and screens;. circular
driveway with fenced-in play yard
for small children. Priced to sell.
S9,95O; worth much more; 81, 500
cash will handle. Leaving city only
reason for selling. Call Gathers
burg 693-J for appointment. IA
BY OWNER. Bethesda: Excel. cond;
Bedrm: u bath. 1st Fl. Wall to wall
carpeting; asphalt tile bsmt; patio
and barbecue. Contact owner. OIL.
4240. Ia
| ACRE. small estate. near Wood
field; lovely high elevation: I-rm..
1h-bath brick home, with base
ment and garage. on beautifully
planted lot SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
INC, Rockville 43l5. Ewes, Mr..
Bridges. Rockville 2039.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

WALK TO WORK from home with
income: 5-bedroom brick; vacant;
newly renovated; opposite Freer Art
Gallery. 18th and Independence s.W.
$l6,95O. Open Sun, 1:30-5:3O.
Ia
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ARGYLE FOREST
BETHESDA, $26,950"

DE- 411CODA, pZO,SOU
Three. bedroom, white brick rambler.
2 full baths. liv. rm. 27x12. lge. all
elec. kitchen. breakfast nook; bsmt.;
lge. corner lot. 90x130.
ISL. SPG., $15,95O"
New 3-bedroom rambler, full bsmt.,
close to schools and churches, quiet
wooded area, fine location for chill
dren.
ISL. SPG., $26,5OO"
Owner leaving town, must sell 3
story prewar brick. 1st floor bedrm
and bath; , bedrooms and bath ind
H.; liy. rm., full din. rm., breakfast
rm.. full bsmt.. breezeway to garage.
"HILLANDALE"
Here is a home you must see to ap-
preciate. Has to be sold this week
end. New 4-bedroom brick Cape
Co. Liv. rm., din. rm., picture win
dows. all-elec. kitchen; full bsmt.,
radiant heat. l2-acre lot. Make
Offer"
E. F.. Blanchard, Realtor
JU. S-5757. Silver Spring. Till . PM.
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OPEN ! TO 6 Pm.

607 DARTMOUTH AVENUE
SILVER SPRING. MARYLAND
to Montgomery Blair High School.
Liv. rm., separate din. rm.. = bed
rms, tile bath. o.h.-w. heat; det.
garage. Nicely Handicapped lot; ,
blks. to bus and shopping. Directions:
Out Colesville I'd to Dale dr.. (Mrs.
Ksl; right to Dartmouth; right to
DRURY & JOHNSTON
Evening star., 1952-03-30
SECRETARTAI. Lie eardner sehool d Rusiness,

SUITE 600, ZIG BUILDING
Day ana Evening Sessions.
advanced students may enroll
classes starting soon. Inquire
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Navy Honors 3 Employees
For Work Contributions

Nine employees of the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts, Navy De-
partment, have been honored for
making outstanding contributions
to- their work.
Navy Secretary Kimball on Fri
day presented a 40-year service
pin and letter of commentator
to Thomas King, of the disburs-
ing operations division. MIR. King
will retire from government serv-
ice tomorrow.
Rear Admiral Murrey L. Royar,
chief Of the bureau, honored Mrs.
Glenna G. Brewer, field personnel
branch, with a letter of commen-
dation for superior accomplish
ment and a Meritorious Civilian
Service Award.
He also presented :Meritorious
Civilian Service Awards to Mrs,
Alma J. Etheridge, storage divi-
sion; Odell Maxwell, safety engi-
neer; Albert F. Brown. personnel
division. and to the widow OF
James E. Wilson, formerly in the
disbursing administration branch
Beneficial suggestions awards were
given to Walter S. Cook. publi-
cations division: Miss Marguerite
K. Scull, surplus materials divi-
sion, and Herman s. Beck. jr.
Internal control division.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Light Tank Schedules
Being Mel, Army Says

Production Of the new walker
Bulldog" light tank is now meet
ing or exceeding schedules, the
Army said yesterday.
1t listed q number Of items In
that category during February and
said that 10 others were 10 per
cent behind schedule and three adt
ditional were running IL per cent
behind.
The new tank had developed a
number Of deficiencies previously.
"a spokesman said the announce
ment referred to those accepted
at the factory by Army inspectors.
h Other items meeting or exceed
ing schedules include the new Sky
sweeper 75-millimeter anti-air-
craft gun, two types Of the 10
millimeter automatic aircraft gun
and IL ammunition items.
Those 10 per cent behind sched-
|ule included i've ammunition items
and Bailey type fixed steel bridges.
The three items listed as being IL
per cent in arrears were IN the
combat vehicle field.
Total Army procurement for
the 19-month period following the
start Of the Korean war, less con-
|struction, now totals $50 billion
the announcement said.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Mrs. Joseph Fields,
Active in Auxiliary
OF Legion, Dies

Mrs. Joseph H. Fields. 81, promi-
nent in American Legion Auxiliary
affairs. died Friday in Leland
Memorial Hospital, Riverdale,
after a long illness.
Mrs. Fields. the former Ethele
CabelI Corbin Of Danyille. Va,
was for many years her husbands s
partner in the real estate business
of J. H. Fields Co. of Silver Spring.
The couple lived at TOT Dartmouth
avenue, Silver Spring.
Long active in the Legion Aux
iliary, Mrs. Fields was a past de-
partmentaI vice president for the
Southern Maryland District, and
headed the ways and means COM
mittee of the Auxiliary's Mary
land department. She was past
president of Cissel Saxon Unit No.
46 of the Auxiliary in Silver
Spring and belonged to the 8 and
20 Society.
Mrs. Fields also was one Of the
organizers of the Business and
Professional Women's Club OF
Silver Spring.
Beside her husband. she leaves
a daughter, Mrs. Frances w.
Hamilton, 821 Elder street NV;
a son by former marriage, Ralph
p. Walker, 2800 Quebec street
NV, and sister, Mrs. Evelyn c..
Hunter, Neptune Beach, Fla.
Legion services will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow in the Warner E.
Pumphrey funeral home in Silver
Spring. Funeral services will be
there at II am. Tuesday. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Capt. S. {. Dickinson,
Retired Navy Officer,
Fought in Two Wars

Funeral services for Capt.
Spencer Edward Dickinson, USN
retired. SO. who died Thursday in
Annapolis Naval Hospital, will be
held at / pm. tomorrow in the
Fort Myer Chapel. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
A son Of the late Commodore
Dwight Dickinson, Of the Navy
Medical Corps, Capt. Dickinson
was appointed to the Navy as an
ensign on July %, 1908. He re-
tired October /, 1916.
Capt. Dickinson served in the
Mexican campaign Of 1915 and in
the first Nicaraguan campaign. He
was on the Battleship Wyoming
with the British Grand Fleet dur
ing World War I. In World War II
he was District Supply Officer for
the Caribbean area.
A native of Brooklyn, he spent
most Of his youth in washington.
He was a graduate Of Western
High School. He was a member
OF Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
He Is survived by his widow.
Laetitia Shelby Dickinson. of An
napoliS: son, Dwight Dickinson
III. of Arlington. a consul in the
Foreign Service; a daughter, Mrs.
E. c. Atkinson of Annapolis,
and three grandsons, Spencer E.
Dickinson, Philip l.. Dickinson and
Edward C. Atkinson. jr.
A sister. Mrs. Melvin D. South
worth of Springfield, Mass, and a
brother, Rear Admiral Dwight
Dickinson, jr, Of Washington. also
survive.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Cuba Rejects U. 5. Request
For Data On Red Party
BY The Associated Press

HAVANA, Cuba, Mar. 29.-The
Supreme Electoral Tribunal re-
jected today a United States En-
bassy immigration officers request
here for information about Cuba S
Communist Party. The tribunal
said the request, made directly to
that body. should have gone
through normal diplomatic chan
|nels.
The flve-man tribunal, made up
of Supreme Court justices who
handle registration of parties and
|other related elected matters,
voted 4 to / to turn down the
request by the American immigra-
tion officer, John Bonds. for In
formation about the Popular So
cialist Communist Party.
Mr.. Bonds had asked what other
names the party had gone under
lin the past, presumably to check
lon whether Cuban applicants for
Ivisas to the United States came
under the security ban on Com
muniSt visitors.
The tribunal said Mr.. Bonds re-
quest would be considered If he
made it through Cuba's foreign
ministry. Neither the United
States Embassy nor MIR. Bonds
would comment.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Western Union Strike
Predicted as Wakout
Vote Is TabuIated

A strike Of Western Union en-
ployes here and throughout the
country was predicted last night
by union officials counting a Ma
tion-wide strike vote.
Adolph Brungs, president Of the
AFL Commercial Telegraphers
Unions Western Union Division,
said the voting trend was over
whelmingly in favor of a strike.
The tabulating at national
headquarters here probably will
not be completed before this eve
ming.
Meeting Slated Today.
No strike date has been set, but
the present contract expires mid
night Monday. A membership
meeting is scheduled for 2::3O pm.
today at the Annapolis Hotel.
There are about 800 members in
the area. A strike also would af-
feet more than 10000 members
nationally and would cripple tele-
graphic service everywhere, Mr..
Brungs said.
Although Federal conciliators
have interviewed, bargaining talks
are deadlocked. The union is ask
ing wage increases of is cents an
hour and a shorter work week
The company figures the average
pay scale now is $1.65 a week, but
the union cited the average al
$1.44.
Another Strike Threatened.
The union includes traffic, COM
percial and plant employees oi
Western Union.
Another communications strike
was threatened by telephone
workers in Michigan, Ohio and
Northern California. The Com
munications Workers of Americs
(CIO) said it would strike these
localities Thursday unless wage
disputes are settled by then.
The union said it represented
10000 operators, plant craftsmen
and clerical workers in Michigan
10000 more in Ohio and 7,0O(
plant workers in the California
area.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
James {. Haynes, Retired
Arlington Motor EmpIoye

James Edward Haynes, 81, re-
tired shop foreman for the Arling-
ton Motor Co.. died Friday at his
home, 1903 North Sixteenth road,
Arlington, after a months illness.
Mr.. Haynes, a native Of Burke,
Va, had been with the motor
company for % years. He retired
two years ago. He was an Army
veteran of World War I.
A widower, he is survived by a
son, Walter E. Haynes of the home
address,: a brother, William
Haynes of Alexandria, and two
grandchildren, Susan and Richard
Haynes.
Funeral services will be held in
the Ives funeral home, 2847 Will
son Boulevard, Arlington, at 2
pm. tomorrow. Burial will be in
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Peter Scott voorhes, I,
Victim Of Leukemia

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow for Peter Scott Worries,
z. Of Takoma Park, who died of
leukemia Friday in Children's Hos
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Mrs. Katherine N. Tyler,
HyaftsviIIe Civic Worker

Mrs. Katherine M. Tyler, 81, ac-
tive in Hyattsville church and civic
work, died Thursday at Leland
Memorial Hospital, Riverdale, Md.
Mrs. Tyler. a native of Balti-
more, was a member of the Cath
Ollie Daughters of America, the
Hyattsville Democratic Club. and
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hyatts-
vile Fire Department. She had
been an active member Of the ST.
Jerome'S Catholic Church, HyattS-
vile, for many years.
She is survived by her husband,
Paul e. Tyler, an employe of the
HyattSville Post Office, and two
sisters and five brothers.
Brief services will be held at 8:15
am. tomorrow at Gasch's Funeral
Home. 4739 Baltimore avenue, Hy-
attSville. followed by a mass al
st. Jerome's Church. Burial will
be at Loudon Park Cemetery. Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Sydney Plan Is Advanced

Forty municipal councils have
banded into one authority to adj
vance the Sydney Australia, $14.-
O00.00 city and suburban i'm
provement plan.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Bus Strike Postponed

DALLAS. Mar. 20 GA strike
Of drivers for the Continental
Dixie Trailways bus system
scheduled for s am. Sunday. has
been indefinitely postponed" 9
company official said today. Il
called. the strike would have
hampered service Of the line ir
East Texas. Oklahoma. Arkansas
and Louisiana.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Gathering to Honor
Premier Senunuyuke

A memorial meeting In honor
of the late D. s. Senanayake,
Prime Minister Of Ceylon. win be
held from $50 to 6:l5 pm. tomor-
row In the Interior Department
Auditorium.
Sponsored by the Ceylon Em-
bassy here. the meeting will in
|clude q brief Buddhist religious
ceremony and talks by the Indian
Ambassador. the Australian AM
baSsador and Donald D. Kennedy.
director Of the Once Of South
Asian Affairs ct the State De-
Ipartment.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

nue.. He also is survived by a
sister, Miss Helen Jean Voorhes:
a grandmother. Mrs. Dale w
Lynch of Takoma Park, and ar
aunt, Miss Alice Huston of WASH
ington.
Peter was born in Washington
and was in the second grade at j,
Enos Ray School.
He was to have celebrated his
seventh birthday with a party
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Pants Burglar Gets 81 ,046

MIAMI, Fla. March 20 GA
pants burglar raided nine rooms
of a tourist court early today and
collected $1,046. He removed
screens from windows at the
Shalimar Motel and took trousers
were found in a pile at a corner
from the rooms. The garments
of the building.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

plCal after a
four-week ILL
ness.
Services will
be held at 2
pm. in the Ia
koma Park
Presby t ri a n
Church. Burial
will be in Rock
Creek Gene
terry.
Peter was the
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w.
Voorhes Of 1908
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25

We got quite bang of Robert Kerr of Oklahoma
last Thursday and Tv reporters at
tended Kerr's press conference the Hotel Ncolet.
is of fluent speaker Accustomed TO
reporters he handled himself well
sharp who reporter With
but when after reading his
offered the opinion that his
compulsory similar the COP plank the
temporarily apomb it somewhat after
subsde.
Jim Borman very quietly continued the
ready for his special TV interview he
liked a the complete civil rights
including enforceable FEPC.
subject like congratulate the DFL
the leadership Karl ROlaag for
giving presidential preferment chance to
be welcome this state.
independents the have
opportunity o the
obtain the Democratic nomina-
ton for president.
the elections important been trying
give
candidates. developments
Republicans Democrats pens
local staff
hope generated by
that other will interest
citizen with whom this has contact that
registration
those who those the
residents citizens ballot should be
sc