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Evening star., 1954-12-20
John R. Allen, 90,
Farmer al Camp Springs

John r. Allen, 80. died yester-
day at his home, $500 Temple
Hills road, Camp Springs, Md,
where he had lived and farmed
since 1912.
Born near Scottsburg, Va, MI
Allen farmed in Halifax County,
Va, coming to Prince Georges
County in 1905. He was a truck
and tobacco farmer and raised
beef cattle.
Mr.. Allen was an honorary
deacon of East Washington
Heights Baptist Church and a
member of the Mems Bible Glass.
Survivors are his widow. Sallie
P; two daughters. Mrs. Opie L.
jenkins. 5640 Henderson road.
Camp Springs: Miss Rowannetta
S. Allen, of the home address,
director of instruction for public
schools of Prince Georges
County, and a brother. Robert
NJ, Keysville. Va.
Services viii be held at 1:3O
pm. Wednesday at East Wash
ington Heights Baptist Church
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
! Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Lawrence 0ttinger, 10,
| PIywood Firm Founder
By The Assoeiated Press

SCARSDALE, NJ Y. Dec. 90
Lawrence Ottinger, 10, founder
of the United States Plywood
Corp. and the last of four BROTH
ers prominent in New York busi-
ness and public affairs. died
yesterday.
| At his death he was chairman
of the Board of Directors of the
plyWood firm, which he founded
in 1919.
Mr.. Ottinger's three older
brothers. all deceased, were AL
bert Ottinger. one time Attorney
General of New York State and
1928 candidate for Governor
against Franklin D. Roosevelt;
Nathan Ottinger. who served as
a New York State Supreme Court
justice. and Leon Ottinger, a
prominent New York real estate
man.
| Surviving are his widow, the
former Louise Lowenstein OF
/ Chicago, son, Air Force 1t
Richard Lawrence Ottinger, and
a daughter, Patricia.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Mrs. Frank A. Surine,
Active in FraternaI
And Church Work

Mrs. Frank A. Surine. Sc. ac-
tive in church and fraternal or
ganizations. died yesterday at
her home. 1926 Kalmia road
NV. after a long illness.
The former Florence Jane
Travis. Mrs. Surine was born in
Hale Eddy, NJ. Y, and was a
graduate of Cortland (N.Y.)
Normal School. She taught ele-
mentary and high school in New
York State before her marriage.
She and her husband. an In
ternal Revenue attorney, OBJ
served their 41st wedding ami
versary December II.
Mrs. Surine came to Washing
ton 36 years ago. She was active
in Calvary Baptist Church where
she was a member of the Bur-
rail- Class and the Missionary
Circle. For several years she
represented her church on the
Board of the Florence Crittenton
Home. She was a charter men,
Der of Delaware Chapter of the
Eastern Star in Deposit, N. Y,
an active member of Potomac
Chapter of the OAR in Washing
ton; co-chairman of the Hos
pital Equipment Loan Closet of
the Takoma Park Women's Club
and former chairman of the
clubs Government Study Group.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ell
mer AmundSon, Salem, Greg. :;
two sons, Don A. Surine, Chevy
Chase. Md, on the staff of Wis
consin Senator Mccarthy: Rob-
ert Travis Surine, Silver Spring,
Md. Bureau of Ships engineer
for the Navy Department; seven
grandchildren and two sisters
and four brothers in New York
State and Ohio.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at Hines funeral home,
2901 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be Wednesday after
noon in Hale Eddy.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Bowie 7. Tarmon, 76,
Veteran Union Plumber

Bowie T. Tarmon, rs. of 1905
Forty-first street NV. died yes
terday at Suburban Hospital. He
had been i'll for a year.
Mr.. Tarmon. who retired five
years ago, was one of the oldest
members Of the Plumbers Local
Union No. 5 tAFLl. He had
worked at his trade since he was
16 years old.
Two relatives survive. They
are Mrs. Gladys Tattum of River
dale, Md. and Everett r. Clark,
1903 Thirty eighth avenue, Hy-
attsville. Md.
Funeral services will be held
at l pm. Wednesday at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 5103
Wisconsin avenue NV. Burial
will follow at the Potomac, Md.
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Miss Kate B. Lewis, EmpIoye
OF Army Paper in Europe

Miss Kate Bacon Lewis. 26,
employe of Stars and Stripes,
Army newspaper. in Europe, was
killed in an automobile accident
in France December 10 while
starting a trip to the United
States to spend Christmas with
her mother IN Bethesda, Md.
She was driving from Darn
stadt. Germany. where she
worked, to catch a plane at Paris
when she apparently lost control
of her car near Esternay, France.
The car hit a concrete road
marker and turned over several
times.
Her mother. Mrs. Katharine
T. Lewis. lives at 3 Pooks Hill
road. Bethesda. Md. Her father,
Thomas H. Lewis, jr., an Internal
Revenue attorney, died seven
years ago.
Miss Lewis was the great
granddaughter of James T.
Ward. founder of Western Mary
land College, and the grand
daughter of Thomas H. Lewis
former president of the college
in Westminster. Md.
Born November %, 1928 ir
Evening star., 1954-12-20
RomuaId kraus, Sculptor
And Arts Professor
BY the Associuted Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 90
Romuald Kraus, SO, noted sculp-
tor and associate professor at
the University of Louisville's S
Allen R. Hite Art Institute, died
yesterday.
He came to the United States
from Europe in 1924 and joined
the University of Louisville staff
in 1947 after teaching at the
Cincinnati Art Academy.
Mr.. Kraus gained wide recog-
milton as a sculptor when he won
first prize in a national competi-
ton for a bronze statue of Jus
tice" for the Federal Courthouse
in Newark, N. j. A second cast
of the figure was placed in the
Federal Building at Covington,
KY.
His statue won the American
sculpture prize at the Golden
Gate International Exposition in
San Francisco in 1889.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Senate OK Of Harlan
To Supreme Court
Predicted by Wiley
BY the Assosiesed Pres.

Senator Wiley. Republican. of
Wisconsin. predicts the Senate
will confirm President Eisenhow-
er's nomination of John Marshall
Harlan to the Supreme Court
despite indicated opposition
from some members of both
parties.
Senator LANCER. Republican.
of North Dakota. already has
announced he will vote against
the nominee and some Southern
Democrats are reported PLAN
ming to quiz Judge Harlan about
his views on international trea-
ties and how they might affect
State laws.
This issue is involved In a
constitutional amendment on
treaty-making powers proposed
by Senator Bricker. Republican.
of Ohio, which was Shelved by
the Senate.
senator whey SAID ne as
sumes Mr.. Harlan will be asked
to testify before the Judiciary
Committee.
Senator Eastland, Democrat.
Of Mississippi. who said he was
acting in behalf of half a dozen
other Senators in forcing a post
ponement of committee action
on the Harlan nomination last
month. has told friends he would
like to learn the nominees views
on the issues involved in an In
dian burial case.
Last November IS the Supreme
Court decided by 4-4 vote that
a Sioux City. Iowa, cemetery
could not be sued for damages
because it refused burial to an
American Indian. Sergt. John
Rice who was killed in Korea.
because its contract restricted
burial to Caucasians. Sergt. Rice
later was buried In Arlington
National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-12-20

aRNoLD, CoRMoRA v; In triente TO
V. ARNOLD, our beloved mother and
wife who departed this physical life
one year so today, December 20 1858
1t was one year ago that you suddenly
departed.
Ending your many trials and great
services on earth;
Your unheralded exit was bewild ring
shock
To all touched by the vast love OF
life OF such great worth.
We think of YOUR nun rous trials and
storms along LIES road;
How you weren't overcome. and now
ltfe'S blows didn't floor you;
How yol walked on in prayer and In
faith through the darkness.
Yet able to smile. sing, cheer and
love all the way through.
WHY must we sorrow? 1t would be :rag-
lcally selfish!
God called you to your reward for
bearing your great cross.
Wei see sou then! But now We see your
spirit guiding us.
Your prayers have followed us. So
for YOUR name there'll be no loss.
Coz DIE J. ARNOLD AND RENA r.
ART0Lp Ar I,,,Ia DAUGHTERS; LEO ar
BAILEY. MARTHA a. in memory of our
past grand worthy matron, MARTHA
A. BAILEY who entered into eternal
rest two years ago today. December 20,
1852.
Your memory we shall always keep.
BESSIE E. LEE, VERA S. HAWKINS.
BPOoKS. DANIEL. A tribute OF crate
and uncle. DANIEL BROOKS, who
passed away December 20
The depths of sorrow we cannot tell
OF the loss Of one we loved SO well.
And while he sleeps peaceful s.eep,
Ii- tN1a t-y,F.t- tr.n lah q trF0
BLlANcc. brooks AND BEAffR!cE
SMITH.
CONTEE. NELLIE l.. In loving remem-
brance OF our mother. NELLIE l..
COETEE. who passed away four years
ago today, December 20. 1850.
Your smiling way and pleasant face
Are q pleasure to recall;
Yon had a kindly word for each,
yoa9fKR UGH cHiIbEEN H.tSsfS '' AND ND SISTER,
GRAY, MARY r. In sad but loving re-
mother, MARY GRAY, who passed
away sixteen years ago today, Decem-
Der 20. 1898.
Devoted. loyal. loving and true,
That. dear mother and Wife always
was you.
God save US strength and courage to
For what it meant to lose wife and
m0tner IKE you.
No one will ever know,
May the perpetual light shine upon her.
May her soul rest in peace.
LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
HOFFMAN,. ANNA MARIA. In loving
memory of my dear mother. AIMS
MARIA HOFMANN who departed this
life five wears ago today, DECEMBER
HER DAUGHTER, ANNIE JOHNSON.
JONES. JENNIE. In loving memory CT
our dear mother. JENNIE JONES, VINO
departed this life six years ago today.
December 20. l94S. ...t
December brinss sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest.
You will never be forgotten
BY those who loved YOU best.
LOVING CHILDREN.
PARKER, SUSAN. In loving memory
OF nay. dear mother. SUSIE PARKER.
who departed this life. one wear ago
SON, REGINALD PARKER: 2l'
RTTTENHOUSE. ANNIE c. tribute
of love and devotion 10 the memcry
OF my dear mother. ANNIE c. RI1TEN-
HOUSE, who left me eleven wears ago
today December 20. 1913.
Sunshine passes. shadows fall,
Loves remembranCes outiaSt all;
And though the years be many or few,
They arc filled with memories. dear
mother, of you.
LOVING DAUGHTER. FRANCES
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Dr.C. N. Griffith Dies;
Retired Manager Of
Mount Alto Hospital

DR.. Charles NJ. Griffith. 72, re-
tired manager of Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital and former
director of medical services for
the Veterans Administration,
died of a heart ailment yester-
day at Mount Alto. He lived at
10210 Sutherland road. Silver
Spring, Md.
DR.. Griffith was manager of
Mount Alto for six years before
he retired in December. 1851. He
was director of medical services
of the VA, the top VA medical
Job, from 1881 to 1945.
A native of Jasper. Tenn, and
1903 graduate of the Univer-
sity of Tennessee Medical School.
DR.. Griffith practiced medicine
in Jasper and Tullahoma. Tenn,
until World War /. During the
war he was with the Army Med
ical Corps as a captain in the
28th Division. He was COM
mended for action in France
and participated in the Verdun,
Meuse-Argonne. Veile River and
Metz campaigns.
DR.. Griffith was with the
Public Health Service until he
transferred to the VA in 1924.
He directed standardization of
veterans hospitals under the
joint sponsorship of the bureau
and the American College of
Surgeons until he became direc-
tor Of medical services.
In 1885 he was United States
delegate to the Eighth Interna-
tional Congress on Military Med
icine and Pharmacy in Brussels.
Dr.. Griffith was a fellow in
the American College of Sur
geonS and the American College
of Physicians and a member of
the American Legion and Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars. He was
president of the Association of
Military Surgeons in 1886.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Nell Kelly Griffith; a son, Air
Force End 1t. Griffith. jr.. Bar
tow. Fla; two daughters. Mrs.
Nell G. Cocanougher, Fort
Sheridan, Ill, and Mrs. Marian
G. Hoverstadt, Fort Worth, Tex,
and two grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10
am. Wednesday at Hysong's
funeral home, 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-12-20

Washington, Miss Lewis went to
Manhasset IN. " High School
and was graduated from Scudder
School in New York in 1947. For
three years she was secretary to
the foreign language department
at the University of Maryland.
Then she was administrative as
sistant to the director of the
University of Maryland extern
sion school for the Army in Hell
delberg. Germany, for two years.
For the last two years she had
been assistant to the distribution
manager of Stars and Stripes in
Europe.
Besides her mother, she is sur
vived by three brothers and a
sister. Maj. Thomas H. Lewis. w,
Air Weather Service, Rhein-
Main, Germany: Stanley T., Sill
yer Spring; j. Kenny, of the On
tario Apartments. a law student
at Georgetown University. and
Mrs. Charles B. Tompkins. Santa
Monica, Calf.
Services viii be held at pm.
tomorrow at Robert Pumphrey's
funeral home in Bethesda. Burial
will be in Westminster, Md.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Mother Luigina MicheIini,
Aide of Cabrini Order
By .he Associated Pres,

VACALLO, Switzerland. Dec.
20.-Mother Luigina Michelini,
rs. for many years assistant
mother general of the Mission
airy Sisters of the Sacred Heart
of Jesus. died at the orders st.
Simone Convent here yesterday
At the time of her death,
Mother Michelini was treasurer
Of the order, founded by st,
Francesca Saverio Cahrini and
dedicated to missionary work
among italian immigrants
throughout the world.
Born in Rome. Mother Niche
lini came to America after en-
tering the order and eventually
became administrator of Colum-
bus Hospital in Chicago. During
her tenure there, she was closely
associated with Mother Cabrini,
who was elevated to Sainthood
few years ago.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
William H. Vodrey,
Ohio Lawyer and
Newspaper Executive
BY the Assoeioied Press

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, Dec.
20.-William H. Vodrey, 81-year-
old Ohio lawyer and newspaper
executive, died at his home last
night. He had suffered from a
heart ailment for several years.
Mr.. Vodrey had been secre-
ary-treasurer and general coun-
sci for the Brush-Moore News
papers since 1927.
AS counsel for Louis H. Brush
and Roy D. Moore he negotiated
the purchase by them of the
Marion tOhio, Star and the
Steubenville (Ohio) Herald-Star
in 1923. In 1925 he joined them
in a three-way partnership.
The partners later purchased
these Ohio newspapers: The
Canton Repository. the Salem
News. the East Liverpool Review.
the Portsmouth Times and half
interest in the Ironton Tribune.
They also acquired the assets
of the Canton (Ohio) Daily News
when it suspended publication
in 1880 and the Salisbury Md
Times and two radio stations,
WHBC, Canton, and WPAY,
Portsmouth.
Mr.. Vodrey was born in East
Liverpool March 2, 1873. He
was graduated from Bethany
College in 1890 and from the
University of Michigan. where
he received a law degree in
1896. He received another law
degree at the Cincinnati School
of Law in 1897.
He began practice in East
Liverpool and served two terms
as city solicitor 1908-1D and
two terms as prosecuting at
torney 1913-16.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Rebecca B. Vodrey; two
sons, William H. Vodrey. jr.,
East Liverpool; Joseph K. Vod-
rey, Canton, and a daughter,
Mrs. Gerald F. Boyd, Ports
month.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Byron 5. Harvey, 78,
Restaurants Head
By the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-Byron S.
Harvey, chairman of the Fred
Harvey chain of 81 restaurants.
seven hotels and 100 shops
stretching from Cleveland to the
West Coast. died yesterday.
Mr.. Harvey, who was Is, be-
came president of the enterprise
in 1928 after the death of his
brother, Ford. He had been i'll
about two weeks.
The Harvey chain was founded
in 1876 as single restaurant
in the Santa Fe Railway Station
at Topeka, Kans., by Fred Har-
vey, father of Byron and Ford.
Byron Harvey was graduated
from Yale University in 1898
and soon afterward entered his
fathers company with head
quarters at Kansas City. He was
transferred to the Chicago Office
in 1903 and had lived here since.
Survivors include his widow,
three sons, Byron Harvey. jr.,
president of the firm, and Stew
art and Daggett, both vice presi-
dents.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
GwendoIyn Emerson.
Veteran Of Stage

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Mrs
Gwendolyn Emerson, 81, a
veteran British Actress. died
Saturday night in Bellevue Hos
pital.
Mrs. Emerson. a native of Dor
chester. left the stage after her
marriage to socialite Fred Emer-
son, but after his death several
years ago she returned to acting
She had been active in the
American 1'neater Wing and last
appeared on Broadway in Ring
Round the Noon" Illness re-
Gently forced her to leave the
road company of Gentlemen
Prefer Blondes"
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Mrs. CaIIie Chamberlain,
Mother Of Happy Chandler
BY the Assoeiated Press

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec.
20.-MrS. Callie Chamberlain. "a,
mother of Albert B. (Happy)
Chandler. former Governor of
Kentucky, United States Sena-
tor and Baseball Commissioner.
died here last night.
A native of Kentucky, she had
lived here for 40 years. She was
owner and operator of the
Chamberlain Convalescent Hos
pital.
Survivors include two other
sons, Lawrence Fortune and
William Fortune. both of Jack
sonville; a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Ellen Kelsay, Jacksonville; a sis
ter, Mrs. Maude Gary. Spring.
field, Mo-; two brothers. James
Saunders and Arthur Saunders,
LoganSport, Ind.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Ed Dinsmore, Newscoster

BUFFALO N. Y, Dec. 20 H1.
Ed Dinslnore. 80. newscaster
for Station WBEN-TV here. died
yesterday OF a heart condition.
A native of Brookline. N. H.. Mr..
Dinsmore worked several years
for radio and television stations
in Boston, before joining WBEN-
TV when that station began
broadcasting in 1913.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Herman w. Newell, 81,
Advertising Executive
BY the Assecio,ed Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-Her-
man Wilson Newell. ST, president
of Lennen & Newell, Inc, adver-
tising agency, died yesterday at
HarknesS Pavilion.
Mr.. Newell. born in Bellefon-
taine, Ohio. was a 1920 graduate
of Dartmouth College. From 1923
to 1885 he was New England
sales manager of the Frigidaire
Corp. Then he joined the ad-
vertising firm which later be-
came Geyer, Newell and Gangeg
Inc. He formed Lennen & New
ell with Philip w. Lennen in
1852.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
John Redmond Moro

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 tP.-
John Redmond Mara. 6l-qear-
old vice president of the Rail-
way Express Agency, died yes
terday at Memorial Hospital.
MIR. Maria. who was in charge
of system wide operations for
the agency. completed 80 years
service with the firm early this
year.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
DR.. Doyid John Davis,
Illinois Medical Dean
ey The Assoeioteo Press

WILMETTE, ILL.,. Dec. 20.-Dr
David John Davis, 70. dear
emeritus of the University oi
Illinois Medical School, died yes
terday at his home here.
Dr.. Davis. native of Racine
Wis, was graduated from the
University of Wisconsin in 1895
and obtained his medical degree
at Rush Medical College.
He is survived by his widow
Myra. and two sons, DR.. Dorland
j. Davis of 1908 Elmhurst drive
Bethesda, Md. and DR.. Edward
E, Davis of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Edword R. Honkins, II,
Cleveland Firm Founder
BY the Associased Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 20.-Ed-
ward r. Hankins. 72. founder Of
the Hankins Container Co. and
chairman of it's Executive Com
mittee. died yesterday in st.
Luke's Hospital.
During World War II, Mr..
Hankins was chairman of an ad-
visory committee on corrugated
and solid fiber containers in the
Office of Price Administration.
He also was a past president Of
the Fiber Box Association.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Mrs. Robert ]. Walden
Horse Trainers Widow

MIDDLEBURG. Md, Dec. 20
Mrs. Mary Norris Walden
widow of Robert J. Walden, died
last night at her Carroll County
home here.
Mr.. Walden was widely known
as a breeder and trainer of thor
ougilbred race horses. The Wal
dens lived on Bowling Brook
farm here.
Mrs. Walden, SO, left no imme-
date survivors.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Fother Henry SchiIIinoer

JENSEN BEACH, Fla, Dec.
20 P).-The Rev. Henry Schil-
linger. II, Catholic priest who
served as pastor of the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception
in Green River, Wyo., for Al
years died here yesterday after
a heart attack.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
Uarhs uf Thanks

HARRIS. TEDDY CARL. We wish to
Rev c. Philip Seltzer. silver Spring
Lodge, No. els: the many organiza-
tons. friends and neighbors for the
many acts Of kindness. floral trib-
utss. earos. telegrams and messages
OF coincidence at the death OF our late
husband ana father. TEDDY CARL
HARRIS THE FAMILY, ~
OF FRED DOUGLAS. NICKEAS wishes
to acknowledge with grateful appreeIa-
t!on the cards. no. ers and all exEres-
SONS OF sympathy offered by our relatives
. gfrlenes and neighbors at the passing
a0f car loved one. the late FRED DOUG
~LAS ETCkEaS. Your thoughtful kind
ness VIII always be remembered
The FAMILY
Evening star., 1954-12-20

HARRIS 6. ANDREWS. Commander.
AL J, THIELE, Adjutant.
CoNSELLY. EDWIN l.. Members OF Ma
tiohal Capitol Barracks, NO, l6l Eet-
erans OF World war l. VIII assemble
Coed HOPE rd. Sc. at : r.ia. Monday,
December 20, 1851 ior honor Guard
services To- cur late comrdde. EDWIN
L. CONNFLLY.
FRED T. pEtINE. Adjutant
CONNER. LEWIS E. On sunday, De-
pItal. LEY & Is +. cdNiofRs 'e 81 sal@ ~ F
and a. Sf Annie S" Of connef on a's and '*so sroher G
Of r Elizabeth e, Imirie Conner;
Friends may can at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st, and Mass. ave ne,
where aervlces viii be held Wednesday,
CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery. II
DAVIS. HARRIET. On Sunday, Decem-
her -, 1864. at her res. denct, i3.s
Emerald ST. ne. beloved wife OF Cia utie
Davis, devoted mother CT Mrs. Mary A.
HI NM MS Lian eronr 5oFtsF 81 g. Gnfaao
Ala, and Mrs. Annette Perkins, She
also leaves to mourn their loss three
grandchildren. tea great-grandchildren
three sons- -in-law and many other rela-
the John r Rhlnes a. Co. Funeral Home.
9nl Jrd ST. s.w. Notice OF funeral
later
DAVIS, BERTHA. In Atlantic City On
DAVIS, age 20 years, wife OF, tne late
Charles Davis. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend services TnesdaT,
December Il. at : pm. at Jef,r,es &
ave, Atlantic City, n. j. intsrment
Laurel Memorial PARK Friends may call
Monday, December 20 Z TO - pm.
DENNIS. OLIVER. On Saturday. De-
gemoeF is. POI 9LlyLR r. pENaiS =, sso Of
nau5a Dennis and father OF Thelma
brother, Joseph Dennis, and srana-
al GaSch'S Funeral Home HyettsFille,
Md on Tuesday, December -. al
II sm. Relatives and trien6s invited.
Interment private.
DUCKErT, ALoNZo. On SUNDAY, De
of ia East canitoi St; ne, beloved
husband OF Beatrice DuckeSt. father OF
Erlc. Tyrone and LINDA Dackett, son
q Mrs. vietorlne paekett Also hso. ) sur ol.
other relatives and many trieads, Aftsr
i pm. Tuesday, December II, friends
may call at tho Palmer Funeral Home,
Az II St nc. Funeral services Nednes-
dsy DeSsmbcr =, al I;na p,m. q hsetbS Ky
Rev William Simms, pastor. Interment
church cemetery,
ESTEP. HELEN l., OF EOS sth st. Sc.
on December 10. l9Ji Siie OF Harry
K Estep, sister OF AIrs. Arene Iced
OF Flshkill, N. Y Remains al Chambers,
Funeral Hene 81, tth st. S.e,, until
Monday. December ~, at pm. segy-
ices and intGrment GrcensslEe. s. {.
EVANS, WILLIAM CLYDE. On SATURDAY,
December rs, 1854. WILLIAM CLYDE
EVANS of 65l" We&tmoretand ave,
Takoms Park, Md, beloved husband ol
Elsie L. Evans and tathsr OF Arfhtr
clyde Evans, brother OF Mrs. Gerasd
A. King OF Fort Worth Te.,., and Mrs
Wayne E. Moore OF Stlvsrton, idaho;
Friends may call at tae Tascma Funeral
Home 354 Carroll st. nv. after !. p.W
Sunday. December 10 where SERVICES
viii be neld ca Monday, december 20
at . pm IntcTment CeoFse WASH
fngton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
CEMETERY LOTS.

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARk--a sites.
lot AS. block A, value. S6a5. saeritce
Whitehall 6-56S0.
CEDAR HILL CEMETERf--5 very de-
sirable sites, perpetual care. Priced low
for cash. RA. $4,000. -24