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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
Court viii Decide
IfRepori IND.
Should Be Released

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1sJudge
James X. Cullen Of the Balti-
more City Court said yesterday
he win read the lengthy and
controversial valuation report
on the University of Maryland
to decide il q Maryland legisla-
tor is entitled to see it.
Delegate Horace r. Whitworth.
il, Allegany County Republican,
has asked the court to force the
university's board Of regents to
make public the report. which
was prepared by the Middle
States Association Of Colleges. Z
The regents have previously
stated that the report says ac-
creditation OF the university will
be continued provided there is
compliance with certain sugges-
lions for changes.
Issue In Campaign.
Xxx
The report became an issue In
the recent guhernatoriai cam
paign, since, DR.. II. G. BYRD. the
defeated Democratic candidate.
was president of the university
over the period covered BY the
report.
MFR. WhitWorth has maintained
that his demand for inspection
of the report is not q political
move but stems from his con-
viction that the report is public
matter and public business" He
plans to make it public If the
court rules in his favor.
Yesterday he called the uni
versity autonomy act, passed in
the 1858 General Assembly, one
Of the worst pieces OF legisla-
ton" that body enacted. He pre-
dicted the act. which granted
THE university considerable con-
troll over its own affairs, would
be repealed at-the coming session
of the General Assembly.
Argument of Regents.
! The regents, through n. Clifton
Owens, assistant attorney general
acting as their counsel, argued In
q Fsi%x Cn,1,.f 1,ao ,s;Yny fhaf the "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
ENGINES Pass Test

A six-jet military bomber re-
Gently new the equivalent Of Is
times around the world without
having any Of its SIX engines
overhauled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
THE SUNDAY STAR e.
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1854
Todoy's
HighIights

1900, WMAL ~ Elijah:
The Washington Oratorio
Society sings.
1900, WNBW (4)-Youth Wants
to Know: Senator William
LANCER.
1880, WNBW (4)-American
Forum Of the Air: Are
Citizens Competent to In
vestigate Communism"
$500, WTOP t9)-City Detec-
tive: Rod Cameron in a new
adventure series.
$3.50, WTOP OMAN of the
Week: Secretary of the
Treasury George Humphrey.
1880. WNBW t4)-zoo Parade.
Animal Homes" !
4:3O, WTOP (9)-Adventure:
Portrait of the Arctic"
$500, WTOP (9)-OmnibusS
Captain Jacques-Yves Cous<
teau, underwater explorer
with the final installment Of
his documentary; "A Marri.
age Has Been Arranged" O.
humorous one-act play, star.
ring Joan Greenwood, and
Hide and the Turnpike" q
love story.
900, WNBW (4)-Meet the
Press: Representative Mar
tin Dies. /.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Meet Your
Congress-: els Our Defense
Adequate?"
$3.50. WMAL (D-George Jes.
sci Show: Dorothy Dam
drige and Dancers Sinclair
and Spaulding.
1900, WTTG (5)-Author Meets.
the Critics: Norman Thomas,
"The Test of Freedom"
1900, WMAL (7-You asked for
It: A modern Hercules and
a miracle writer.
1880, WTTG (5)-Opera Cam
eos: A considered version Of
Puccini's Madam Butterfly"
1880, WTOP (9-Jack Benny
Show: Guest Helen Hayes.
500. WNBW (4)-Comdey Hour:
Ethel Norman in Cole Por.
ter's musical. Anything
Goes" with Frank Sinatra.
Bert Lahr and Sheree North.
$500. WMAL (7)-The Mask:
Poison pen letters terrorize
town.
900, WNBW a. - Television
Playhouse: Roddy Mcdowell
and Enid Marley in Buy
Me Blue Ribbons" a drama
about a child star who tries
to make comeback.
500, WTOP (9)-Toast of the
Town: Singing Condolences
Betty and Jane Kean.
1000, WTOP (9-The Web: A
drama concerning a near
perfect murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Thursday, March a, 1854

WHBW-s;ls. Isday On the Farm; $50, took to
"a This Day; !. To-day; las, Holly wright;
7:'o. To-day; l:ss. News, ., Tuasy; s:2s,
News; $50. Today; SIS. News; .,
Kitchen Cupboard; $50, figure For.
mula; s;as, Spanish; 10, Ding Dong
School; 1890, One Mans Family;
10:As. Three Steps to Heaven; II. Home;
u. Bride and erosm: I2:ls Hawkins
Falls; 1880, Betty White Show; l.,
Peoples Pisyhouse-"Het Rod; Z.
Inga's Angie; 2:3o. News 2:3s, Mike
Huanieutt; J, Kate Smith
WTTe-s:45, Cartosns; 10, Early Brd TheateT
G dangerous Lady; II, Jamboee;
1850, Around the Town; II, Movie
tone News; 12:lS, Heart to Home;
l7:3o. Hsppig Skippity; I. Lamb SEES
sion: Z. InterIuae; $50, Bazaar; J,
Paul OiXon Show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Friday, March 5, 1854

WNBW-s:l5. Today On the Farm; $50. lssk to
~ This Day; J, Today; las. Nelly Wright;
1870. Isdsy; 1:5S. News; ., Today; S:2s.
News; $50. IsdaH s:ss. News; .,
Kitchen Cupboard; $50. Figure for
mula; s:as, Music Time; 10. Ding Dong
School; 1880. One Mans Family; 1o:4S.
Three Steps to Heaven; II, Home;
u. Bride and Groom; 12:15, Hawkins
Falls; 1880, Betty white Show; I,
Peoples PIayhouss-"Road to AIea-
tar; z, lnsa's Angle; 2;3o, News;
ASS, Mike Hunnieutt; ,, Nate Smith.
WTTc-s:4s. Cartoons; 10. Early Bira Thester
Isl HELD for Murder; II, lam
horee; 11:3o, Around the Town; u,
Msvietone News; 12:i5, Midday Chapel;
1850, hsppiU 'skippity; I, Lamb Ses-
sion; z, interIuds; 2:3o. Balaar; ,,
Paul Dixsa Show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

WMAL-s:3o. csrtssn cspers, .. Bresktsst
~ Club; 10, Msyie Club Killed esrsn.
imo"; 1l:tO. ~ Closeup; l1:ls. Para
disc island; u, cartssn csHeert; I7:5s.
News, Readeli; I, lust for Fun; Z,
hoilyWeed Mstinee-"Badmsn's esid ;,
J, Msdera Woman. with Ruth Crane;
800, Jerry sad Jimma.
WT0P-s:3o. lime aus Music, 6:ss. MeditaiIsn;
t0 !, Rsy Mesehum Show; s:55, Donna
Douglas; 9. Billy Johnssa Show; SIS.
Donna Douglas; 10, Arthur eottrey;
1850, Strike II Rich; II, Valiant
LADY; t2:I5. LsVe Of IifeI 1880,
Search for 1smeneW: 12:l5, Guiding
Light; I, Brighter Day. lis, Mark
Evans; 1850. Starry Moore, Z, Double
or Nothing; 2:3e. Art tlnkIetter's
House Party; ], The Gig Pslnff; $40.
Allaa JeffeyS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Wednesday, March 3, 1854

WNBW-s:lS, rsasy On the Farm, $50. Losk
~ to This Day; !. Todsy; I:7s. Nelly
wright; 1:3o, To-day; I:ss, News; Q.
rssay s:1s. News s:,s, Isdsy, Gss.
News; .. Kitchen cupbssrd;, $50,
Figure Formula; 0ls, french; 10,
Ding Dong sehssl; 1879. One Mans
Family; io:A5, Three STEPS to Heaven;
II. Hsme; "a. eride and Green; t2:l5.
Hawkins Fails; 1850, Betty white Show;
I, Feature Playhouse - ''UndeFeeveT
woman; Z, iHga's Angle; 2:,o. News;
7as, Mike Huanieutt; ). Kate Smith.
WIIe-s:lS, Cartoons; 10, Early Bird Iheates
Isl Crime Patrol; II. jsmberss; 1850,
AFOuad the fswn; Il. MsvIetaas
News; 17:is, Midday Chapel; n:3e,
Hsppig skipply; I. Lamb Session; Z,
iaterlude; 7;3o, Oions Lucas; !, Paul
DiEsa ShsW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Tuesday, March 2, 1854

WNBM-s:ls. rstsy On the farm, Csc.
~ tssk to This Day; J. Tsasy, I,2s,
wright; 1:3o. Tsday, 1:ss, News,
s:2s, News, S:3o. Isssy, s.ss. News, .,
Kitchen cupbssrdi $50. Figure For.
muls; S:A5, Science; 10. Ding Dong
School; 1880, One Mans Family;
1O:A5. Three Steps to Heaven; II,
Home; HAS, MardI erss Parade;
1880. Betty White Show; I, Peoples
Playhouse-"Bsn6it Queen; I, Ings's
Angle; 2:3o, News; 2:3s, Mike Nun.
nicutt; >. Kate Smith.
WTre-s:45, cartoons; 10, Early gira Theater
10 Bern to Fight; II, jambsree;
11:3O, Around the Town; u, News;
12:l5. Heart to Home; 12:3o, Rsppity
Skippity; /. Lamb Session; 2, later.
Jude; 2:3o, Bazaar; J, Paul Dixon Show
WMAl--s:3O, cartooa capers; .. Breakfast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Saturday, March 6, 1854

WNBW-s:3e, Industry On Parade; 10. Barn
~ Party; II. Creative Cookery; u, Here's
Locking At You; t2:3o. DoubIs Feature
--"Amereaa Empire" end "Wsadsr-
boy; >, Safety Circus; $50. Cartoons.
WTTe-2:As. Film; ). Basketball Syracuse
(9 vs.. Philsdelphis).
wMAL-1o:1s, Animal Time; 1880, SmiIin' g
ID Mcconnell; II. Space Patrol; 1i:3o,
Sign Off; 2;3o. Basketball Lafayette
vs.. Rutgers)
WI0P-s:30. Time ana Music; s:Ss, Medits-
~ tion; 7. Roy Meachum, 9, Billy John
son Show; 10, Frontier Playhouse; II,
Capt Midnight; 1850, Rod Brown,
Rocket Ranger: u, Big Top; I.
Lone Ranger 1880. Ash II Basket; Z.
Saturday Matinee; 3:45. Cartoons.
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1;3o, This We Believe.
WToP-s, what's Your trouble; Sis, Rural
lS) America; $50, Stop. tssk and Listen,
10, Lamp Unts Ny Feet; io:3o, Lsok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
THIS WEEK IN TELEvlSION
Sunday February 70, 1854

WMAL-1o:3o, csrtssn Concert; II, jackson
Gp and jill; 11.3o, New Homes Preview;
u. The Big Picture; 1880, Faith for
Isday; I, "Ellish", lis, rhsstsr Tlmei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

WMAL-s:3o, Cartooa Concert; ., Breskiast
% Club; 10. Movie cIub-"New Orleans;
11:3O. Soma; 1l:Ao. ~ Closeup; 11:A5,
Paradise island; u, News, Renaeli; I,
lust for Fun; Z, Hollywood Matinee
'MOntsna Mike; J, Moden woman;
$50. Jerry and Jimma.
Wr0P-s:3o, lime ana Music; s:ss. Msrnlns
~ Meditation; I, Roy Meaehum: SIS,
Donna Douglas; .. Billy Iohnssn Show:
s:s5. Donna Douglas; 10. Arthur Coz
trey 11:3o. Strike II Rich; u. Val.
isnt LADY; l2:15. Lave Of Lite; I2:As,
Guiding Light; I. Brighter Day; l:lS,
Marx Evans; 1850. Garry Moore; 2:3O,
House Party; !, The Big Paystf; $50,
Allan Jefferys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Monday, March !, 1854

wNBW-6:lS, Tsdsy % the Farm, ESQ. lssa
~ 70 This Day, !. Tsday; las, Molly
wright; I:3o. Tsdsy; 1:ss. News, Q.
Today; s:2s. News, $50. rsday, S:ss,
News; .. Kitchen Cupboard; $50,
Figure Formulas s:4s, freedom Tours;
10. Ding Dong School; 1880, One Mans
Family; 1o:4S, Three Steps to Heaven;
II, Nome; II, Bride and Groom; i2:1s.
hawkins Falls; 1880, Betty White Show;
I, Peoples PIsyhouss-"strange In
the hght'i Z, inga's Angle; 7:3o.
News; ASS, Mike Hunnleutt; ), Kate
Smith.
WTIe-sAs, cartOsns; 10. early Bird rheater-
80 "Ferecisus Pal"; II, Jsmboree;
lisa. Around Town; u, News; 17:1s,
Midday Chapel; 12:3o, Happily sklppity;
I, Lamb Session. Z, iAteriuds; 2:3o,
This Is Ms Dish; ), Paul Dixon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

WMAL-s:,o, cartasn capsTs, .. B'ssktsst
~ Club; 10. Movie ciub-"BufisIs Bill
Rides Again., 1i:lo, " Closeup;
t1:ls, Paradise island; u. csrtssn
Concert; lass, Rendell, News; I, lust
for Fun; Z, Hollywood Matiass-"cur-
tain Falls; ). Modern woman, with
Ruth Crane; $50. Jerry and jimms.
Wf0P--s:3o, fine ans Music, s:55. Medita.
tN ton; 7. Roy Meaehum; s:ss, Donna
Douglas; .. Billy Johnson Show; s:ss.
Donna Douglas; 10. Arthur Godfrey
Time; tl:3o. Strike II Rich; u, Vat
liant LADY; 1915, Love Of Life; 1880,
Search for Tomorrow; l2:45, Guiding
Light; I, Brighter Day; lis, Mark
Evans; 1850, Garry Moore; z, Double
or Nothing; 2:3o, house Party; J. The
Big Psyoff; $50. AIIaa Iefteys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

WMAL-s:'o. Cartoon capers; ., Breakfast
~ Club; 10, Movie ciub-"voies Ia the
WING; 11:4o, " Closeup; 1I:a,, Para
disc island; II, Cartoon Concert; 1855,
News, Rendell; I, lust for Fun; Z,
Hollywood "Montana Mike;
), Modern Woman; $3.50. Jerry and
Jmma.
WToP-6:3o, lime and Music; s:sS. Meditation;
W 7, Roy Meachum; s:5s. Donna Douglas;
., Billy Johnson Show; s:5s, Donna
Douglas; 10. Jack Paar Show; II, III
Buy That 1850, Strike It Rich; u.
valisntk Lady; i2:1s, Love Of Lite;
1880, Search for Tomorrow; 12:4s,
Guiding Light; I, Brighter Day; i:I5,
Mark Evans; 100. Garry Moore; Z,
Double or Nothing; 2:30. House Party;
,. Big Payoff; $50. ALLAH Jeffeys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
~ HiehIiehts
Of the Week

Monday-One Mans Family
(WNBW. 10:30), returning
drama series; Three Steps to
Heaven (WNBW, 10:45), a new
time for the series; Home
(WNBW. I'D, q new program
designed especially for women
and featuring information on
fashion, child care. shopping.
etc.: Story Theater (WTTG.
-7:30), a dramatization Of Frank
Stockton's THE Lady or the
Tiger; Voice of Firestone
(WNBW. $500. BARTON e
Thomas l.. Thomas: Showcase
(WTTG. $500. a new show
featuring ad-lib artists; Junior
Press Conference (WMAL, 81
John A. Hannah, Assistant
Secretary of Defense: Boxing
(WTTG, $500, Clarence Henry
meets Tommy Jackson in q 10
round heavyweight bout: Robert
Montgomery Presents (WNBW.
$500, Walter Hampden in
such a Busy Day Tomorrow;
Studio One (WTOP. 100. Peter
Lind Hayes and Mary Healy in
"Side Street." a comedy; ALI
Star Theater (WNBW. 10:3O
Macdonald Carey in Edge Of
the Law" an action drama.
Tuesday-Mardi Gras Parade
(WNBW, 11:45). telecast from
New Orleans: Story Theater
(WTTG. 1900. Fairy Tales of
Andersen (WTTG. 1900, 1.-THE
Little Mermaid: Cavalcade of
America (WMAL. 7:30), 1.-THE
Absent Host" a historic drama;
Milton Berle Show (WNBW, 81.
Guest Mickey Rooney; The
Mask (WMAL. 81, Gary Merrill
and William Prince in a mystery
melodrama: Fireside Theater
(WNBW. 81. Frances Robinson
in 1.-THE Desert Answer: United
States Steel Hour (WMAL.
$500. Gertrude Berg In Morn
ing Star; Mardi Gras Parade
(WNBW. $500, from New Or
leans; Suspense (WTOP, $500 .
st Do Solemnly Swear" q docu-
mentary of the first woman
Juror: Mardi Gras Ball (WNBW.
12), telecast from New Orleans.
Wednesday - Eddie Fisher
Show (WNBW, 7:30), Guest
Dinah Shore; Johns Hopkins
Science Review (WT'TG, 81,
Scientists Of Tomorrow; Chi
cago Symphony (WTTG. $500 4,
Conductor Desire Defauw:
Georgetown University Forum
(WTTG. 10:3O). what Does
Uncle Sam Expect by March
1872"
Thursday - Dinah Shore
(WNBW, 1900. Guest Eddie
Fisher; Royal Theater (WTTG,
81. John Warburton in Man
Without a Country; Video
Theater (WTOP, 81, Paul Lukas
in Miracle at the Waldorf;
Television Theater (WMAL.
$500. Eli Wallach and Gaby
Rogers in Ferenc Molnar's
Delicate Story"
Friday-Playhouse of Stars
WTOP. 81. Ann Harding in
THE Great Lady; Sound
stage (WNBW, $500, "An Eye
for an Eye" a drama of re-
venge; Cavalcade Of Sports
(WNBW. 100, Jimmy Carter VS..
Paddy De Marco In q light
weight bout.
Saturday-College Basketball
(WMAL.. $500. Lafayette meets
Rutgers: Basketball (WTTG, 81,
Philadelphia Warriors VS.. the
Syracuse Nationals; Tinker
Shop (WMAL. 4:15). wood
lawn" the story of the home,
life and family Of Nellie Gusts;
New York Times Youth Forum
WTTG. $500. How Can We
Best Combat Communist Propa-
ganda?";; Red Shelton Show
(WTOP. -, Dancer Sheree
North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

W end Live, II. csrtssn Club, mis-,
cartssas; 11:1e, Pick rsmpls-"Pals
Of ssddls''J I, Sunday IhsstsF.
rTe-12. Early Sunday show" Caught Ia the
~ Aet'', I, Dance Programs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

~ Club; 10. Movie cIub-"Atyenturss Of
Don csysts"; i1:3o, Sens; ii:lO, "
Closeup; 11:ls. Paradise Island; II,
cartssn csnesrt; lass. News, RsndslI,
I, lust for Fun; z, AslIywsod Matinee
"cOndsmnsd to Live; J.. Modern
woman, with Ruth Crane; $50, Jerry
and Jmma.
MT0P-s:3o lime sn6 Music; G:ss. MssitstIsn;
20 7. Roy Meaehum; 0:55. Donna Douglas;
., Silly jehnsea Show; s:ss. Donna
Douglas; 10. Arthur Godfrey; 11:3o.
Strike II Rich; II, Valiant Lady; 12:is.
Lave Of Life; 1880. Search for To-
monsw; 12:45, Guiding light; 1.
Brighter Day; 1:1S. Mark Evans; 1850.
Garry Moore Show; 2:aO, House Party;
>, The Big Payoff; $50, AlIaa jsffeys.
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GNBW-s:ls. laausty - Parade, 70. ne Rs.
90 iigisus Haur, iO;3D, Morning Matinee
''Rsaf q the Press; ti:as, Joe DiMag.
: GIGS Club; u. Stana By for Talent
12:4s, News Reviews I, ysuth Wants
70 Know 1.3o, frontiers Of Falth.
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Fred Steinbach, 81,
Waiter, Bartender
Here for II Years

Fred Steinbach. So, waiter and
bartender in hotels here for 81
years, died yesterday in Garfield
Hospital after suffering a heart
attack.
Mr.. Steinbach, who lived at
1889 Euclid street NV, was well
known to customers Of the Hotel
Statler coffee shop, where he has
been employed for the last eight
years.
Born in Frankfurt, Germany.
Mr.. Steinbach learned the hotel
business while working in Ger
many, Holland and England.
Starting as a waiter. he worked
his way up in ''the old school" OF
European hotels, studying under
experienced men.
Shortly after World War I. he
went to Madrid where he worked
as maitre d'hotel at the Ritz and
National Hotels. He also was
president of the Madrid local of
the International Geneva Society.
an organization of hotel workers.
He came to this country in
1927 and began work here at
the Willard Hotel where he was
employed for over II years as
waiter and relief captain of
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Stanley Hitchings, Officer
OF United Kingdom Group

Stanley j. Hitchings, So, an
executive officer with the United
Kingdom Treasury and Supply
Delegation, died Thursday at
his home, 1112 Sixteenth street
NV, after an operation.
Born and educated in England,
Mr.. Hitchings came to the
United States about 26 years
ago. He was with the British
Admiralty in New York and
with the United Kingdom Treas
ury and Supply Delegation there
until he came to Washington
three years ago. He previously
lived in Brooklyn.
Survivors are his widow, Kath-
leen Ellen Hitchings. a daughter.
Mrs. MARY Kathleen Mayer,
Brooklyn. and a granddaughter.
Services were held yesterday
at Gawler's funeral home, 1756
Pennsylvania avenue NV, with
private burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
Drutha

TUCKSON, NELLIE. on Thursday. April
NELLIE TuCKsoN Of 46 Fentcn St.
NV; mother of Estelle Tobias. Elenora
trude Tuckson She also is survived
by one sister. Addie Taper; three
grandchildren. other relatives and
Monday, April IL. Funeral on Tues
Stewart funeral Home. 40 II st. ne.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. IL
wH!IIINGHAM. JAMES GIDEoN
1BR3THER 9nv On FTiaay APEi1 O. d924
TINGHAM Of 1904 Park pl. NV No
tice OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by Jarvis. IL
WILLIAMS. GEORGIA tMRs. D. e..
Suddenly, on Friday. April y. 1854. at
her residence, 1887 Hobson ST.. Ken
sington Heights. Md. GEORGIA WILL
h as m Ss Of It Ma ste M n1sne ? S T
roll; Mrs. james E. Shea and Horace
Paul p Williams Of swarthmore: Pa.
thon, Fla: sister Of Emeline Nelson.
Mrs. Rena Dieffenbach and Henry Jack
man of Los Angeles, Calf. She also is
survived by four grandchildren and three
8. H. Hines e. Funeral isi Home aso oI
l4th st. NV. on Monday. April IL.
q pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
WILSON. MARTIN r. Departed this
life suddenly. on Friday, April g,
M 2Sa !s w nsss brOssr & Plsd
many friends. Remains resting ct the
Morrow q Woodford Funeral Home;
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walters. He left the Willard for
an operation after developing a
throat infection.
He lost his voice as a result
of the operation and became a
bartender because he would not
have to speak much.
He later worked for the Shore
ham Hotel for a short while be-
fore joining the staff of the
Statler in 1916.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ogla Steinbach; two daughters,
Mrs. Edwin M. LIGHT, of 1854
Rock Creek Church road NE,
and Mrs. Walter Schrott, wife Of
the maitre d'hotel of the Edge
water Beach Hotel in Chicago:
sister, Mrs. Ida Kohl, and a
half brother, William Cramer,
both of Frankfurt. and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth.~street NV. Burial will
be in the Rock Creek Cemetery.
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ington with his family in June
1852 when he was appointed
dean of instruction at Gallau-
Diet. Last December he was
named dean of the college for
the deaf.
Gregory was born in Aurora,
N. Y, where his father was dean
of Wells College.
Surviving are his parents; two
brothers. Godfrey, 8, and
Christopher, 8, and four grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Detmold, of Long Island City.
N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Park, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. Tuesday at Arlington
Cemetery. The family suggests
that any expressions of SYM
pathy be in the form of con-
tributions to Childrens' Hospital
for cancer research.
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there. After he was stricken the
the vehicle smashed into a tree.
Active in the fight against ra-
cial discrimination. he was
registered lobbyist here and
headed the National Negro Coun-
Gil, an organization he founded
in the 1905. He ran unsuccess-
fully for Congress twice from
Chicago on the Republican
ticket.
In recent years he had been
living at TIT Euclid street NV.
Dispute at Capitol.
In 1914, Mr.. Brown got into
a fight with a doorkeeper at
the Capitol. The doorkeeper said
the fight was the elimination of
a two-day feud which started
when he demonstrated with Mr..
Brown about leaning over the
rail in the House visitors gal
lery.
In 1947. Mr.. Brown became
interested in District school
problems. Parents of Browne
Junior High School were on
strike-keeping their children
home-in a dispute with the
Board of Education concerning
school facilities. He attempted
to get a city-wide walkout of
colored pupils underway but was
unsuccessful.
Thereafter, he was a familiar
figure in most local controversies
involving the racial question. He
usually worked apart from the
leading Negro organization, the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People.
Born in Illinois.
Mr.. Brown was born in San
doval, Ill, and often said his
family was the only colored
family to live there for so years.
He went to Northwestern Uni
versity, Evansville, but inter-
rupted his college career to serve
in the Army during World War I.
He returned to Northwestern
and was graduated in business
and economics.
Mr.. Brown then went in the
advertising business, working in
st. Louis. Chicago and New York.
He said he became interested in
trying to make democracy
work" about the time the Civil
ian Conservation Corps was Gre
ated. He worked with the CCC
as an administrative assistant
to the director for about four
years.
After that, he devoted most of
his time to the National Negro
Council. He said he was neither
a Democrat nor Republican but
voted for Franklin D. Roosevelt
twice before becoming active in
Republican circles. He ran for
Congress on the Republican tick
ct in 1914 and in 1852.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Paris Brown, and two sons.
Edward Brown and Frederick
Brown, all of TIT Euclid street
N w.