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Evening star., 1952-03-01
Loreffo Goheen, Employee
OF Federal Reserve Board

Miss Loretta M. Goheen, a Fed
eral Reserve Board employe for rs
years. died yesterday at Tulla-
homa. Tenn, where. she had been
visiting Q sister.
Miss Goheen went TO Tullahoma
last May, became III there and
was unable, to return. Her home
here was at Mclean Gardens.
She was O native Of Washing
ton and O lifelong resident here,
and was q graduate Of st. Cecilia's
School. She was supervisor Of the
Division Of Bank Operations ct
the Federal Reserve Board.
Surviving her Is her sister, Mrs.
william r. Mcoraw. REQUIEM
mass win be held at 10 am. Tues
day In 81. AIMS Church, Tenley
Circle. Burial will be In Mount
Oiivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Mrs. Isabelle Hopkins.
Retired FSA ChIei

Mrs. Isabelle Nett HepkIns
Eetiped dlEeet9F Of the EdltePiaI
Division Of the ehildFens AHpeaV
af the Federal Security Agency,
died THURSDAY In the home Of her
sister, Mrs John M, AVeHt, IN
State Island, N, v,
The widow of Oliver p, Hopkins,
former assistant director OF tho
Bureau OF Foreign and D0mestic
Commerce, Mrs, Hopkins was the
daughter OF the late Garret g.
Mott, developer of some of the
first duplex telegraph instruments,
devices for sending telegraph
messages In opposite directions
over the same wire at the same
time.
Born near Philadelphia. she was
q 1907 graduate Of Barnard Col
lege In New York.
Before coming to the Children's q
Bureau in 1928, Mrs. Hopkins had
worked for several years for Mel
sons Encyclopedia in New York
and later as an editor for the
Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
She retired in 1945 and had
been living here at the Kennedy
Warren Apartments. 3133 Con-
necticut avenue NV. Last fall.
she went to live with her sister
who is her only survivor.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hop
kins were to be held in Qawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV, at $3.50 pm. today with
burial In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Dr.. Quo Tai-Chi, IS,
Chinese Diplomat
BY The Assoeioisd Press

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Mar.
1-Chinese diplomat DR.. Quo Tat
chi. SO. died yesterday after q long
illness. ..t.
He was Chinese representative
to the United Nations, former
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and
the first Chinese Ambassador TO
Great Britain.
After being educated In the
United States, Dr.. quo returned
to China In 1919 to serve As Sec
retary to Il YiAii.hung. first pres
idef1t Of the Chinese Republic, and
later as secretary 10 Dr.. Sun Yat-
sen, leader Of the revolution ana
first president Of the e0nstitus
tlonal government ut Canton In
1917.
tie served In various 0ther
capacities after returning 10 the
United States. Tie represented
China at The 1909 and 1888
assemblies Of the League OF Ma
tI6hsl
tie Il survived bV his widow and
two s0nS, Edward OF Santa BaFs
baFa and Merlin OF New xeFk CIV
Evening star., 1952-03-01

- ACdu 4AJuAys
Last year he was given his
honorary 5AR post. after serving
80 years as secretary general and
registrar. He was also editor Of
the sAR magazine for the same
length Of tifnex
Attorney fbk ,S7 Years.
Mr.. Steele had been d Buffalo
IN. " attorney for 81 years and
held several court posts before
coming here III iB9f.
Born III Buffai0, he Was The
s6fl 0f the late Charles u, Steele
afld the former Harriet v. Snyder,
A graduate OF the State Normal
Seh60l ti16W State Teachers 60ia
legej Of Buffale, he WAS admitted
10 the New Y0pk State Bur In
1880 He then tFaetleed law and
stlegeSSlveiv served "a deputy eieFk
Oh the bupePl0P 69uPt Oh BuHai0I
deputy clerk OF HPle e0HntV, NJ WI
and CLERK OF the e0untVB beard
vi eupeEVlbBfbi
MPr Steele served from 1917 10
1927 o. a Republican e9mmitteeE
glaR o. HHfaIey After coming here
ne geV9ted fHll time 70 his pAr
tPleHg RFgHps ana save many
Lectures In washington and other
cities,
Among the national and local
0fflees ne onee held WeFe president
and vice president Of the Society
Of the War OF 1919, and treasurer
OF the American Coalition OF
Patriotic Societies, Locally, he was
past governor and deputy governor
OF the Society Of MayfoWeF Des-
eendants, past governor Of sthe
Society Of Founders and Patriots
OF America and historian Of the
Society Of Colonial Wars,
Arts Club President.
Mr., Steele also had been presi-
dent Of the Arts Club OF Washing
ton. He was member of the New
York State and Buffalo Historical
Societies. He was also a member Of
the National Club. Buffalo Club
and New York Advertising Club,
He was q Mason and a Unitarian.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Helen v. Steele: a son, 1t. Comdr.
Varian Steele, 4514 Garrison street
NV, stationed In the Once Of
Naval Material; q daughter, Mrs.
Hans w. Walter, Old Greenwich,
Conn.,, four grandchildren and q
Funeral services will be held at
5 pm. tomorrow In the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in Buffalo.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Mrs. Waller Watt, Al, Wife
OF Retired Fire Captain

Mrs. Walter Watt, Al. wife Of
Ia retired District Fire Depart
|ment captain, died Unexpectedly
In Emergency Hospital yesterday.
She had suffered q heart attack.
Mrs. Watt, who was manager Of
|Melgra's Fashions, o women's
dress shop here. was q native Of
|Boyds, Nd, and had long been
an area resident. She and Capt.
Watt lived ct 4000 Newport ave-
nue., Glen Cove, Md.
Capt. Watt retired from the
Fire Department In 1850 after
nearly IS years service. The
couple had been married 23 years.
Besides her husband, MRS. Watt
10 survived by her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Hatton Of the Newport
avenue address: o sister. Mrs.
Esther Ro0enfleid Of Warrington,
and 0 brother, Fred Hatton Of
Rockville.
Funeral services will DO az 2
pm. Tuesday In the Hines funeral
home. Burial will DO In Fort Lin.
coin Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Mrs. Mary Fawceit,
Mother Of Star Writer

Mrs. Mary Heron Fawcett. o.
widow Of James Thomas Fawcett,
jr, formerly Of Pittsburgh. died
yesterday at the home Of her son,
James Waldo Faweett. eaii T'hir-
ty-third street NV. Mr.. yawcett
Ia q member Of the editorial star
Of The star.
She was born at ghippensbufg,
Pa, In 1899. and was the only
daughter OF Dr. James Andrew
1ferrOnI d captain In the Union
Army IN the Civil War, and Mrs.
Sarah Jane Hays iierron.
Mrs. Faweett was educated at
Linden Hell Seminary At Lltlts,
Pa, and at tho Pittsburgh School
OF Design, IN her youth she wal
q Waterscoiof painter.
Two other sons slirviveI DAyArd
Gulbetts0n FaWeett, Wlikinebura,
Pa, and Mieefat, Arthur FAWs
eett, u, q, A, ". now III MuFopeI
also q HfahddAunhteF, claire HAL
lard Eaweett, SARASOTA. FIa,
The funeral viii be pfivAtl
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Miss Hideno N. Nagafsuka,
Secretary Of Child Agency

Miss Hideno M. Nagatsuka. 80
a secretary at the Children's
Bureau Of the Federal Security
Agency. died Thursday of pneu-
monia in Suburban Hospital.
Miss Nagatsuka. secretary to
DR.. Arthur Lesser, director of the
bureaus Division of Health Serv-
ices. Joined the children's bureau
in 1947 after service with several
other Government agencies.
Born in Somers Point, N. j., she
had worked in Atlantic City, Cape
May and Philadelphia before
coming here in 1942. She lived
at 3618 Warren street NV.
Surviving is her mother, Mrs.
Yoshino Nagatsuka of Ocean View
N. ]. Burial will be there to-
morrow. Funeral services were
held In the Huntemann funeral
home yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Henry S. Dennison, IA,
Leading IndustricIist
ey ihe Assoelaied Prsss

FRAMiNoHAM. Mass. Mar. /.
Henry Q. Dennlson, II, presi.
dent Of Dennison Manufacturing
co. and one OF the Nations lead.
lng industriaiists, died yesterday
The pennISon Co.. founded al
nurnswick, Me-, BY Mr.. Denni.
sons greatsHrandfAther, operator
paper products manufacturing
plants IN the tinted states
Canada and England ~ well 90 1
number Of retail stores,
Z Mr.. pennlson joined the eoIMs
pahy after beIEe graduated from
president IN 1911
Evening star., 1952-03-01

VFHkNSHNWe
Trinity Mems Glass Of Trinity
Methodist Church will have the
lesson presented tomorrow at
ESQ am, by the Rev, Linwocd y
Harris Of North Carolina Con-
ference,
The serean Bible Glass Of the
Ninth Street Christian, Church
meets every Sunday morning at
$50 and Is taught by the Rev
Robert L. Whittenburg. q
The Philathea Class of the Pet
worth Methodist Church has
elected the following officers fol
this year: Mrs. Fred Young
teacher: Miss Louise Mason
president: Mrs. Elsie Robinson
tvice president; Mrs. Eeona Otter.
son, recording secretary: Mrs
Dorothy Norwood. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Olive Burnett
treasurer. and Mrs. Eva McDon.
aid, assistant treasurer.
The Harrison Bible Class d
S.t Luke's Methodist Church
meets at $3.50 am. tomorrow. II
C. Vacher, president, will preside
Leonard w. Long will read thu
lesson, and Maj. Walter r. Os.
trom. past president Of the Glass
win teach the lesson What Is Q
Good Churchman?"
The Vaughn Bible Class oi
Calvary Baptist Church will NEE
at 9:45 am. tomorrow at which
time Representative Armstrong
of Missouri will discuss the sub
ject "Barnabas, A Good Man.
Special music will be furnished BY
daughters Of members Of the
Evening star., 1952-03-01
John Storey, Ex-Employe
OF, Inferior Department

Funeral services were held this
morning In the ives funeral home
Arlington, for John Storey, o., an
Interior Department employe fol
80 years, who died Thursday at
his home, l724 North Barton
street, Arlington. Burial was In
National Memorial Park.
Az q horticultural for the IN
terior Departments Division Of
Public Buildings, Mr.. Storey wal
attached TO the White House stan
for @ number Of years and grew
orchids for several Presidents In
the White House greenhouses,
which have been razed. He 70.
tired II years aEo.
Born In England. Mr.. Storey
first came 10 the United States IN
1850. he had lived In Washing.
ton 40 years and moved 10 Ar
lInRton eight years ago.
He Ia survived by three dauEhs
ters, Mrs. Arthur HOPKINS Of
Providence, n. T.. Mn. Charles
Philpott OF Silver Spring, Nd,
and Mrs, James Dutla Of the
home address, two sons, Charles
storey, Arlington, ana Arthur
Storey, asia CheeApeaile street
N.W,l 10 grandchildren and IA
gFeatseFAndehildfeh.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Keats Speed, Former
Editor Of
The New York Sun
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Mar. Keats
Speed. 72. who was executive edi-
tor Of the New York Sun from 1943
until it was merged with the New
York World Telegram, died today.
Mr.. Speed died at Lenox Hill
Hospital, where he had been a pa
tient since Thursday.
He was born in Louisville. KY,
Sept. %, 1879.
He rose to the executive editor
ship Of the Sun after working in
Louisville. Philadelphia and At
lanta.
Just after the turn of the GEN.
tury. he Joined the old New York
World He was fired q short time
later because. as he used to say,
u was just q lousy reporter"
Rises TO Managing Editor.
But by 1915 he had risen TO
managing editor Of the Sun. He
held this position Until 1920 when
he ran the old New York Telegram
for d times
lie returned to the sun In 1D71
and was with II Until the merger
with the New York World. Tele-
gram on January 4, 1860.
Mr.. Speed served as ff1ahaging
editor Until he became executive
editor In ie4S. +aI
Mr. Speed, q great nephew Oh
john Keats the poet, went 10 The
University Of Virginia for u yeaf
and later 10 Central University Ill
Richmond, Kyu which became
6enteF e0llege OF BanViilel
coed at baseball and f00tbaiiI
ne WaS 6ffefed q lob ~ q t}r0fesl
Si0hal baseball player But hls
parents 0bjeeted and he turned t0
newspaper W0Pk, j0lnlhG the Louis
Vile Post
Bmpleyea In Atlanta
gebS felleWed with the PhiladAIu
phla Times In 1909, then the New
f9pk W0Eld, and back 10 Phllaaels
phla ON the NePth American
He returned Va New Work In
1901 and worked with Q number OF
papers until he went To Hearst's
New York Journal In 1908, FhTee
years later Arthur Brisbane apr
pointed him city edlteF,
Between 1919 and 1914 Mr.,
Speed was editor Of the Atlanta
Georgian,
Frank Munsey In 1914 was look-
Ing for the best young managing
editor In America" for his New
York Press, Mr., Brisbane recon-
mended Mr., Speed, Mr., Speed
kept the same post when the Press
and Sun consolidated as the New
York Sun In 1916.
Mr., Speed married the former
Mrs. Florence Chenault. Of Rich
mond, KY. in 1907. She died here
in February 1850.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Roy Perrin McNair, s.,
China Missionary,
Businessman, Dies

roy Perrin McNaif, 90, mission.
afy and businessman In China for
many years who was ifterned In
Shanghai BY the japanese during
World War II, died Thursday IA
Fort Deiveir Hospital.
Death was attributed 10 q heart
aiimeFt.
Mr.. MeNair, On ordained Meth.
edist minister, was the sen OF O
Macon tda.) physician. Ke had
served 90 an assistant minister In
Macon aftef training In Georgia.
Mississippi and Virginia. \
In 1914 he went 90 q missionary
TO China, where no was active In
evangelical and school work and
helped 10 found On ,oFphanage.
Retired In ie4e.
IN 1921 he became q representa-
tive OF the q, T. Fulford Drug Co.
OF Canada. and was China man.
ager for the Arm for many years.
Interned by the Japanese during
the war, he returned to his busi-
ness afterward, but retired In l94D.
Mr., McNair's widow Is Jennie
Bradler McNair. whom he mar
ried In 1911. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Nair lived with o son, 1t. Col.
Roy McNair. S12 Rose lane, An
nandale, Va.
An intelligence officer attached
to the American Embassy In China
during the war. Col. McNair ar
ranged for his fathers release and
care after the Japanese surrender.
Two Other Sons.
Two other sons, O stepson and
a daughter also survive. They
are 1t. Col. Joel McNair, an Army
surgeon recently returned from
Korea and now living in Falls
Church: Barry McNair. q senior
at Duke University. Capt. Eugene
Brinson, q Merchant Marine Of
ficer living in New York, and Mrs.
Deborah d'Avignon. an artist who
lives at Lake Placid, N. Y.
Funeral services were to be at
2 o'clock this afternoon in the
Annandale Methodist Church,
with burial in the church GEM
etery.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Organized Bible Glasses

Vaughn Glass. The Burrail Bible
Glass will be taught tomorrow
morning by Mrs. Brooks Hays.
The Pinkhai11 Bible Class for
Men Of the National Baptist
Church will meet At 0.S0 am.
tomorrow. Frank Bentley viii be
the teacher during the month Of
March. 7. g. Vickers IL the new
succeeding Robert D.
Langley who has moved out Of
the District.
The Dawson Bible Glass for
Wemen Of the First Baptist
Church will meet temefFeW &C
ei4b a.Fn. with Mrs. J. M, Daw-
son 90 teacher. The class will
observe Stewardship Sunday 70.
morrow with special offerings ges
Ing 70 the Church building fund,
All women are cordially invited
10 attend this class,
Templemen's Bible Class Of
Temple Baptist Church have
elected the following otiicegs for
1852; James q, Compton, pFesi-
dent: Perry A, Dye, vice presi-
dent; Harry T, Kendrick, secre-
tary; Walter A, jackson, assis-
tant secretary; J. M, Utterback,
treasurer; william G. Edmundson.
assistant treasurer, and Virgil M.
Hobbs. reporter.
The Rustin Couples Glass OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church at $3.50 am. tomorrow
viii have Fred Heather, associate
secretary, Methodist Commission
lof Chaplains. speak on the writ
ings Of Paul. The Forum Glass
meets at 9:45 am. tomorrow with
Prof. Jesse M. Trotter Of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary,
as speaker. His subject will be
Theology and the Layman." The
Fellow Workers Glass will be
taught tomorrow morning by DR..
William A. Haggerty. Susanna
Wesley Class meets at GAS am.
tomorrow with Mrs. J. H. Bolton,
as teacher. The class will hold
its monthly business meeting at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow in the church
lparlor. The Rainbow Glass will
meet at 8 pm. Wednesday in the
church parlor for its regular
monthly business meeting.
The Women's Bible Glass Of the
National City Christian Church
meets every Sunday morning at
$3.50 and is taught by Miss Mary
Emery. All ladies are invited to
attend this class.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
ST. Thomos Episcopal
Plans Hymn SindinaA

A service Of old. fashioned hymn
singing viii bs held at q PIN, to.
fnofrow In 81. Thomas Episcooai
Church, Eighteenth street between
p and a streets NV.
The Rev. Harold Bend seds-
wick, feet0f, will conduct the sefv.
Wee, which will be the first In 4
tentefl SERIES
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Catholic Children Asked
To Aid Bishops Fund

Catholic children In the arch
diocese Of Washington have been
asked to add almsgiving to their
lenten practices by contributing
81 to the 1852 Bishops fund for
the victims Of war.
The Rev. E. Jerome Winter,
archdiocesan director Of the fund
which helps children in war-im-
poverished countries. urged the
children to make the contribu-
tions from their own savings or
earnings.
The national goal for the drive
Is $6 million. An appeal to adults
will rbe make during the week Of
March 1928. l.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Frank J. Walker, ~,
Ex.Houd Of Circus Fcns
~ he A.sesle,ed pesss

HOUSTON, Tex, Mar. L.
Frank :. Walter, 40, former presl.
dent Of Circus Fans Of America
and business associate Of Animal
Trainer Clyde Beatty. died In his
home here last night. .
Mr.. Walter had been associated
with Mr. Beatty for about 10
years Ind had Travelled with The
Beatty Circus throughout the
Nation,
hF, waiter had the only known
collection gE miniature ! circus
wagons IN the country. a.+
Evening star., 1952-03-01

patriotic socie-
ties, died Thurs
day night in
E m rg e ncy
Hospital.
Mr.. S t e e lie,
W no devoted
his life to pa
triotic and his
torical work,
was taken to
the hOSpltal on
Tuesday. Early
that day, he
fell In the bath
room Of his
home at 1919
"a street NV
Evening star., 1952-03-01

fred ID. Putnam
viii speak On
"Who In your
opinion IA the
outstanding iiv.
Ing parsonage
" HaSys;S RS 4h 3
Ffiendly Glass
Will h old its
20th On n ual
|DiFthdey Ban.
auet OF Gas
Tuesday eve.
ming at Hetiin
|H ouse, 1900
| Newton street
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Seminary Head Named

BEHt& &HhBYI eaIIlu ,MaFl | Bl
.:Bh Charles B. F0elsehI paSteF
OF the H0lV Trinity ehaFeh In
New F0Ek CIV, has been named
PRESIDENT OF the new Paelhe HHs
thePaR FheelegleAi Seminary here
the seminary VIII begin operation
September II,
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Communion Break fust

The Georgetown University
School Of Dentistry will hold q
Communion Breakfast for stu
dents and faculty tomorrow. Mass
viii be said at 1880 am. In Dahl
gren Chapel on the university
campus. followed by breakfast in
Haguire dining hall.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
20 10 De Confined

The RlRht Rev, AngHs Dun,
Hlshap 0f washington, viii sdr
minister the rite OF confirmation
TO q group Of 40 at ~ am, tenor
row In str Johns Episcopal
Church, GeoFgetown, s2%0 o street
NV,
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Leroy S. Calvin, rs,
Ohio Newspaper Editor
by the Assoeioisd Press

LIMA, Ohio. Mar. LEROY s
Calvin, rs, editor and publisher
of the Lima News, died today In
St. Rita's Hospital.
AS reporter. editor and publisher,
Mr.. Calvin was active, in news
peper work In Lima for more than
SO years.
He was associated in Calvin
Bros. Corp, owner Of the News
Gazette Printing Co. in Lima, and
several other Ohio newspapers.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Luncheon Meetino Set

The Christian Women's Club Of
America will hold its monthly
luncheon meeting at 12:45 pm.
Thursday at the YWCA. Seven
teenth and X streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
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fourteen years aGo today, March /, 1855,
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Her kind words were ever cheerful
All Who knew her ioYed her dearly.
She was faithful b the end.
Often to our hearts comes bitter cry,
Why, oh, why, did she have. to die;
Then comes the answer soft and sweet,
m 81; sssS ii Sas ..4iisa
JOHNSON, MAGGIE @. We acknowledge
with deep regret the passing Of our dear
aunt. MAGGIE g. JOHNSON. two years
We have only 2 memory, dear Auntie.
We will charish our whole life through,
But the sweetness will live forever,
As We treasure the memory ef you
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KEART, THEODORE, IN loving memory
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fve years ESQ today, March 1. t947.
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, 1952-06-24
AMMO

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas.
B. a. O, D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday June oath. from 10 Am.
10 5 Pm. 8 Wednesday. June 25th
from l:so TO 4:3O Pm. complete
%optometric service will be Of
fered to the Municipality Of
st. Croix,
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or G, @. D.
Rob't Z. Merwin & Company
, 1952-06-24
AUCTION NOTICE

AT the request of r. II Am
iphlett Leader, Esq, attorney
for Pera E. Felix, administra-
trix Of the Estate Of Antonio
Felix, Deceased, and by virtue
of an D OF SALE is
sued out Of the District Court
of the Virgin Islands Of the
United States Of America dat
ed May 31st, 1852, there will
be offered for sale at Public
Auction to be held in the
Office Of the undersigned Ven
due Director on Monday July
%, 1852, at 200 o'clock pm,
the real property Parcel No. 5
of Estate Mt. Welcome, Com
pany Quarter st. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands Of the United
States Of America.
The conditions Of the sale
will be read at the time of the
sale, and all documents there
with connected will be exhibit
ed at the same time.
chrisiansted Vendue Office
June 4, 1852.
Fee $500
Say Two Dollars. i
William F. Moorhead
Vendue Director.