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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17
Albright to Head Helena
Printers In 1855

Harry Albright, one of the force
at Coop shop, has been elected by
members of ITU Local 95 to serve
as president of the union in the COM
ing year, replacing Owen Palmer,
who had acted in that capacity for
the last two terms.
H. O.. Woodbury. was elected vice
president, and Stanley Thurston was
reelected secretary-treasurer. Execu-
tive board members elected were Clar-
ence Mills, George Cole, George
Brooks and Harry Billings.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17
efore House Committee In Washington

By MARY M. CONDOR State Supt of Public instruction
Around 900 is needed proper
and adequate housing for all school children 1860 This
the construction of buildings classrooms
replace obsolete buildings and take added enroll
ments and also remodelng and rehabilitation of older build
ings About 50 000,Q00 is needed for the latter
Some IT'S cent of the pupils in Montana
in substandard buildings This includes 10000
menary pupils 1000 high school pupils 1000 elementary
and high school pupils housed in the building
When increased enromens the elementary schools
to the greater number of births since 1916 increased i'm
up to 1870
Births Montana have increased tremendously since 1916
These follows:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17
State Superintendent Mary Condor Gives Outline
For Montuna's Educational Necessities

The whole process public education must be
cooperative the of the local. state and federal
We asking the Federal as their
in this providing adequate school
buildings and facilities.
AS far as concerned this request cannot be
strued according to information have
received Montana than million dollars under
pending construction bills before Congress
This very small percentage of our needs but it will enable
us to give help those school districts which the
needy which not have the potential for the
construction of adequate facilities
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17

AT Miles City, we see the super
intendent, Mr.. Wolhowe, and the as
sistant superintendent, Mr.. Thompte,
giving a new tone to the institution
which says to the boy, "people here
want to help me to help myself"
At the State Hospital we see the
number of the psychiatric team under
the direction of DR.. Spratt increasing
practically five times during the last
three years.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17

ties for the existing educational Today however
costs of school building construction several hundred
and the ability school construction
the districts in Montana varies much 200 to l. This
that funds will not be adequate for needed construction and
resulting facilities will be inadequate for purposes.
AS all the nation school construction and
keep halted in depression years Then World War ii
and the lag in school building construction continued until
1916. However, from 1916 1854 Montana has made ire
strides attempting catch with this
lag in school building construction.
The effort the of school districts provide adequate
housing is noticed in the following figures:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17

The earth's magnetic pole has been
found to move slowly over period of
many years and one theory is the
earth's magnetism comes from the
liquid core of the earth which does
not rotate quite as fast as the earth's
surface.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17

During the American Revolution
muskets were so scarce that Benjamin
Franklin advised the use of bows and
arrows and New York militiamen
were told to arm themselves with
shovels, pickaxes and scythes.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17
Much Remains To Be Done
Much Remains To Be Done
Lutheran Group Sees Progress Being
Made i'm CusfodiuI Institutions Field
By REV. ROLF A. NORMAN, E,

By REV ROLF A NORMAN Executive Director L"hen Welfare Assn
highly pleased with the that being We
chool
s the
star sservces in the inttuhon econcnne
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17
PENICILLIN RECOGNIZED
IN 1929

Penicillin first was recognized and
named by Alexander Fleming, an
Englishman, in 1929. He saw it as
form Of pendulum, the name given
tufts of spores formed on mold or
fungus.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-17

Capital Outlay expenditures in 1916 ---r- 404,474
Capital Outlay expenditures in 1858 5,203,959
Debt Service Expenditures in 1916 ---- 917,762
Debt Service Expenditures in 1853 4371,983
Outstanding Bonds in 1916 --------------- 4472965
Outstanding Bonds in 1858 -------------- 25418023
that public education is imperative the nations
webeng opinion this education should be
tive effort the of the local. state and Federal
With greater costs all phases governmental
tvies the burden of school support falling the
local school district whose people also asked to contribute
the increased costs of other local. state and
Federal governmental activities School building needs
among educational needs The of operation
maintenance of schools has increased annually In
Montana 70 of this of operation maintenance
the local level mostly from the property The
has increased its share of the of opera
ing local public schools by 500 per since 1915
This greater contribution the of the State toward
school for operation and maintenance which
S12, 647 900 in 1916 $31 900 in 953an
the of operation and maintenance of $50
per At the time the Federal governments
rbuon this operation and maintenance remained about
the
example of what the Federal government do i'm
prove school buildings and facilities, eliminate overcrowding
generally upgrade education local school districts
application of Public Law No 815 Montana
Montana fared quite well under Public Law 8 and those
receiving Federal construction aid have been able
supplement their funds such way that better
have been built overcrowdng has been reduced
eliminated better educational program funconng
the ballot the CORE the fundamental basis of
segovernment To nteigenty this ballot just
national local and state
Evening star., 1954-01-11
NEAR CHEVERLY
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. rambler; GI
or FLA. financing. $4,000. Cali to-
day and see this delightful 2-bedrm,
rambler, situated on . large wooded
lot within walking distance to
schools and TRANSPORTATION. To in
ESss sSset' call MT. F1nssell: n; "a sN 53Sso9
LUCHS CO.. 2055 Wilson blvd. ia.
6.RM. all-brick BUNGALOW: large End
a.. N-acre lot. price $12.5OO. Rea-
sonable down payment, balance like
rent. WILLIAM r. PARRAMORE,
Realtor. ia. 2-9666. Ill
BY OWNER-Falls Church, 3-bed-
room brick rambler. fireplace. large
Kitchen. fun basement az rear
large shade trees. Asking Sis.s5o.
with reasonable cash. viii consider
lease with option to buy. JE. 4-249O.
sI.50O DOWN will buy this 6-room
ouaga1ow 5snigaI In convenient Bancroft
remodeled for $1,000: full basement. @
large level lot, trees. Owner will
sacrifice for SI2,95O with very lib
eral terms. PARKER. SMITH d
DONNELL Radio Bldg, IA. 7-6161.
"Gf"-New s-bedroom brick RAM
bier in close-in North Arlington,
near 2 buslines and both public and
parochial schools. Fireplace, fun
basement. equipped kitchen: quiet
street. VA approved at S1T.95O.
Now ready for immediate occupancy
ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO., IA. q
TRUE SOUTHWEST FLAVOR
Authentic 62-ft. brick-and -redWod
rancher only 1h years old and per-
wooded lot. NOW CHECK THESE tssf!
SIZES-32x14 nv. rm. with firepI.,
l3xl2 sep, din. rm., 14xl2 prize
and disposal. 8 bright bedrms. Il
is pine paneled), 2 full baths, cool
screened porch. This really defies
the market at only S20.95O and
So, 900 down moves you in. AR
THUR L. WALTERS CO. IA. 7-5200.
FALLS CHURCH, BROADMONT
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. ,cens.,

CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.--$26, 500. This
is real buy in Q 4-bedrm.. 2 "a
bath brick home, Just reduced for
quick sale. A fine home for the
Bile BRElsassh,sisY s,is RsAIT9 e sRd CO.. s.risf:
Mi" TT P2EHsSNTn.sarsain. ss Him detached
modern Kitchen. full basement, gas
hot.watsr heat; large lot, 14Q Il.
G5ers iNits. invited. Ewes; Mr; W9odTsll' .v% vel
kesltor. .oit1i i51s K K St. NV. 3sASHlIE: IA. ).
sPRiaG sPRRIiSaiG VALLEY AREA, in the neigh.
borhood Of more expensive homes
2-story red brick Colonial. livins
3 deiishtfui bedrms,.. iath baths, piisibo. CUB.
j. FISHER 4 Co. NC. Vas 18Th 18th
st. NV. Phone DI. 7-6S30 until
Town HOUSE. near Conn. and s st.
"A magnificent property, in q very
oashIy' modernised and iffiT in aSsolateiy is
bsmt.: Is i0 rms. 48o-fft. iiVii9S iiV' Tm. an6 8
baths. LIFT. ceilings, 8 flreplaces;
new ail-electric automatic kit; re-
prrondnuction prnnu cao cost estimated at near
9. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411: eyes,, OIL.
4-13S9. I'll
NEAR list AND KENNEDY-Fine big
2O-foot attached stone-and- brick
house. with every imaginable con-
venience: bedrms., 2 modern tiled
baths on 2nd a.: massive stone fire.
place in both liv rm. and rec. rms. ;
big 4th bedrm. on 3rd A.: garage;
Slste n roof gas h;.w.h; $16.950.
eyes eyes wo. 6-3@35; Mon. OIL: 4
RAMBLER on wooded acreage site
Contains 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large
liv. rm. with picture window, din.
rm.. kit, rec. rm.. breezeway: 2-car
garage; acre. Also 2-bedrm. and
den rambler on u acre. r. BATES
WARREN. OIL. 2-7796 or OIL. 4-31 SO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALe-MD.

MUST SELL AT ONCE-5-rm house.
modern sonyeniences, large fenced
in yard, near schools and stores. My
interest 81 600 cash. balance SO So
nc under coop MANAGEMENT. AS
Elder, ol., indian Head. Md. River
side 3-BOI3 Ill
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESOA-LOCUST HILLS - Ram
bier. reduced; J bedrms.. - y baths.
@ superb s vround-ieyel @ Sp qta: 1ee. room room 0fB By
BLTHEsDA Wocust Hillsl-This fine
4-year-old brick. 3-bedrm. home
With powder rm. st a., att, gar; and
ssreened S ys% pSFo Ct the has naTE 4sdes loo
iiSGsREy Really CO.. s5. EN- Di2- 3
BETHESDA.GI approved. New snow
white Colonial: huge liv. rm,, Are
floor; 3 bright bedrms.. bath. end
floor; storage. attic; bright day
light basement: quality-built; only
S21.950. THOS. j. FISHER & CO.
Phone DI; 1880 until o pm.
brick. 5 yrs. old. Four ige. bedrms. :,
. baths. center hall. full basement.
rec. room, dishwasher. disposal. lge.
handicapped yard; adj. Rock Creek
Park: S27,5o0. OIL. 4-446l. 10.
FOREST GLEN pARK-A WE'LL %
full bsmt., on level With rear yard,
garage, 100-tt. lot with numerous
shade and dogwood trees: asking
nEeK' iingeIo' S% S9od sga4o pa4neing Wo cal asA1 MR
KENsINGTON lParkwoodl - Si5.-
with full bsmt. 4T05 Saul I'd.
Si,s50 cash. payments S10S mo.
OWNER', OIL. 9.9ls9- 10
ROCKVILLE. $3.50; Rockcrest-,
rent; nice neighborhood; terms ar
SILVER SPRING-By OWNER. Two
story brick. conv. schools and shop
ping center. For further details.
TAKoMA PARK-1mmediate posses
sion, bedrooms. living room with
fireplace. dining room. large kitchen,
tiled bath. gas heat. large attic and
basement; detached garage. OWN
rAK,oSMA AZ, M FAIRS bedrooms. living
room with fireplace, dining room.
Storage attic. OWNER JU. S-5s?7,
wooDMooR, s17.a5o-Three-pe -pedrm.
brick Colonial. Liv. rm., firepi:.
6smt Hm r% aorWATPGR XVI Pasn HEAT PcFehf feneed te
lot. WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
JU. 9-5555 til Q pm.
NEAR WESTMORELAND CIRCLE
Custom-built center-hall plan brick;
rm.; garage; screened porch. Mag
nificent lot. Large, perfectly designed
garden. Price. S27, 500. Call til 9.
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400.
COLONIAL - Immac. brick home;
big living lying room with fireplace;
ranged kitchen; 3 bedrooms and
bath n 2nd A.: full bsmt. lot 175
IT,; price. S16.950. WOOD COM
PANY. I115S Georgia ave, Silver
REpwooD d. AND ID BRICK icEV RAMBLER. Rail II IfR.
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. patio. garage;
S26;50O. CLAUDE WOOD. JU; s.
BRICK RICK RAMBLER: nv. rm.. 1bxas,
din, rm., breakfast nook. bedrms.
2 baths: garage; bSmt. $40, 500.
CLAUDE WOOD, JU. $1,000. -12
HOUSE FOR SALE By OWNERS e.
bedrm. rambler. $44.500. OIL. g
BRICK RiiccRS RAMBLER This charming
home features liy. rm., din; ell, 3
sTinkaa eauipped kit Rssums sas' Gil es S1a.5o6 300
WOOD COMPANY, LO. 4-72O0 till
BET. CONN, AND WIS. AYES.
3-hedrm. brick rambler: full bsmt.
with outside entr.; 11hx23h liv. rm
with firepl.. lge. equip. kit. with eat
ing space; conv. to public and paro-
LAnY, II TIL DARK. TO reach
Out, Wis. ave. past Naval Med. Cen.
and NH to Georgetown Prep
School. right on Strathmore rd. to
Flanders ave. left to OPEN sign.
SMOLEN g. SCOTT
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HOUSES SALE-N.E. Cont }

COLORED - WOODBRIDGE -. 2952,
2960 Carlton and 3110 Central ave.
Det.. vac. Z. &. rms. incl. pchs:.
terms. UN. 4-7O45. Ill
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Four-bedrm.
home. double living rm.,. large dining
rm.. new oil furnace; " block La
Tsystts nsvm.1t scssol ss koo Under $2o09S. ! Dn
back BAG trust: 1a:: s412 Mckinley st. NV,
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-very small
down payment: | blk. Cd Conn.
ave.-A real buy, is this large, brick
Colonial home, in perfect condition;
TfsGenltio1 fsmIlHsIze6 hall Ain liv' rm' replaSe
front and rear porches. LIST fr.: 4
bedrms., sleeping porch on 2nd fir. !;
stairs to storage attic; full bsmt..
hot-water heat. S24, $50. with ex-
sEAhTY fSshH Ger ssrTs En- a-asss atthdsbEa III bm.
CHEVY. CHASE RAMBLER-spark-
brick; 24-ft. liv. rm., large din. rm..
SoSss e Tth ds &c. LUXE ds wessng ssss
F. A. TWEED Co, INC. 5504 Conn.
ave. NV. EN-. 1920 It'll 8.
MASS. AVE-, EMBASSY SECTION
One of Washington's most palatial
story Srick coionisl oi authentic
WILLIAMSBURG design. The I2-foot-
wide center hall and liv. rm. ap-
prox. 1Sx32, indicate the size and
spaciousness of this home. Six bed
rooms and 3 baths above the first
floor. Entire. property. is in lovely
most distinguished Of locations. Re
production has been estimated at
or near 100000. It is priced at
S62, 300. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI.
7-1411:. ewes. WO. 6-3235; Mon.
Wo. o-4764fy Ill
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

COLORED
Diplomat Leaving Country
Your chance for gracious living in
the Crestwood area. Lovely det.
home, incl. 4 bedrms., 3 baths, den.
breakfast rm. and I'm. bsmt. Mini
mum cash for substantial purchaser.
ST. 3-3626 TIL 9 Pm.
FEDERAL PROPERTIES
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LOOK

IN N.E.-17 MS, q apts., nicely
furn-; all rented. income about S4O0
2 month; rent. S110 mo-. 5-yr.
lease with option. Oil heat. owner
retiring. 81 800 down. For ap-
pointment, call OWNER, Ii. 7-7909,
Evening star., 1954-01-11
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

$500 DOWN OR MORE
Hyattsville; Six rms. 8 incl. porch
lot; oil h.-w.h. Ewes, AID. 2-O212.
KRET6INGER REALTY. LA. 6-l402
Evening star., 1954-01-11
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
WILL TRADE

Four-bedroom, 2-bath brick. split
level home. located in Falls Church,
for comparable home in NV. Wash
ington, near transportation. This
home is only 8 years old and located
on large shaded lot. in good residen-
to see.
M. r. REYNOLDS & co.
WILLsTON SHOPPING CENTER
JE. 4-466O JE 2-S067
II
Evening star., 1954-01-11
RETLAW RAMBLERS

Nearly complete. on high elevation;
3-bedrm. home on A-acre lot. fea-
turing large liy: rm.. tile bath.
storage attic. All city utils., curb,
gutter and paved streets. Full
price. $1l, 200; SO down to vets.
Evening star., 1954-01-11

Sleepy Hollow-RavenWood
If these luxury areas suit you. we car
show you several homes in youl
price range. Ramblers and 2-leve.
ranch houses from $4,000 up.
Evening star., 1954-01-11
C0TOPEN-

400 blk. M st. NV. 8 rms, bath.
h:,H;n; sa Gda TO settle an estate. $4,000.
GUY TIMER
1929 11th st. NV. NO. 7-4907
Evening star., 1954-01-11
VETERANS

We have several homes. new and used,
priced from &l1 900 to $25. 900,
where you may use your GI loan
with as little as 10%e down. Call us
today or drive out to our ONCE
and let US show you several excep-
tional values in your price range.
JOHN W. MULROY co.
90 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, Va.
JE. 2-S322 JE. 2-5411
Evening star., 1954-01-11

COLOHEU--VACAN
4119 ILLINOIS AVE.
Well-built 20-ft. brick: 2 ige. rms,
gas heat. gar. excel. loc.: can ar
range good terms to responsible
party. See 1t today. ST. 8-3667. JU
BRE1TERMAN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1954-01-11
FOUR BEDROOMS

Falls Church-New All-Brick
large liv. rm., firepl.: equipped kit,
excel. location; $19.95O.
JOHN w. MULROY co.
80 Hiilwood Ave, Falls Church. Va.
JE. 2-S322 JE. 2-5411
Evening star., 1954-01-11
Professional
NeighbOrhOOd

rambler-style home will please the
one who has been seeking a top
location in North Arl The yard
has 130-ft. front. The rear is
heavily wooded has flagstone patio
with firepl., center-hall plan; kit.
rm., large liv. rm. with lovely view
of yard; 3 bedrms and , tiled baths:
2 bedrms. and bath up; bsmt. has
rec. rm. with firepl. and bath-all
out of ground; garage; gas heat.
The property is priced for immediate
sale at S36,950; $4,000 cash will
handle. To inspect, please call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Multiple Listing Realtors
4763 Lee Hwy. of Giebe. ia. 10000
Evening star., 1954-01-11

If You Like Older Homes
We have 3 in the Falls Church and
N. Arl. area. with large rooms and
borhood; SIS, 75O to S16,75O.
Evening star., 1954-01-11

FoxHALL VILLAGE N.W.-6 rooms.
oil heat gar, redec., Sl35 no.
Avail. Jan. 20. NE. S-2073.
9?O Z. CAPITOL sT.-Lge. eonyen.
Capitol: can be used for rooming
house; also sor ioctoT or dentists
ofice. Lse. tile bath. $3.50 month
HARRY JUSTINE. S11 18th ST..
MA S-oS44 -17
Evening star., 1954-04-25
AIya D. Adams, 81,
Patent Attorney,
Active in Arlington

/. Alva D. Adams. 62, a Wash
ington patent attorney since
1918 who had been active in
Arlington civic affairs. died Fri
day at his home. 3l02 North
Second street. Arlington.
Mr.. Adams was elected presi-
dent of the Arlington County
Civic Federation in 1899 and
worked to keep Lee boulevard
free Of commercial zoning. He
was formerly chairman of the
executive committee Of the fed
Grafton. He was also active in
arranging recreation and enter
tainment for children at Lyon
Park Community Center in Ar
lington.
Born in Covington, Ca, Mr..
Adams attended Georgia Tech.
He taught at A6SM College in
Monroe. Ca, and was Newton
County (Ga.) surveyor before
he came to Washington and
took his law degree at Washing
ton College of Law.
He was associated with law
firms here. and became a part
ner in Adams & Bush, patent
lawyers, in the Evans Building
about six years ago.
He was member of the Dis
trict Bar Association, Columbia
Masonic Lodge. the ST. George
Federation. A croQuet enthusiast,
and the Arlington County Civic
Federation. A corquet enthusiast,
he played in tournaments in
Georgia.
Survivors are his widow,
Grace P, two sons, Philip w.
and James w. Adams, and a
daughter. Joan Adams, all of
the home address; two sisters,
D. K. Hicks, Covington, Ga, and
Miss Mildred Adams, Leesburg.
Va. and three brothers. Otis H.
Adams, Atlanta, Ca; Iverson D.
Adams, Miami. Fla. and Jesse
r. Adams, Dallas. Tex.
Services will be held at 8 pm.
today at Ives funeral home, 2847
Wilson boulevard, Arlington.
Burial will be in Covington, Ga.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be sent
to the Masonic Home Endow-
ment Fund, in care of Columbia
Lodge No. 285, 202 North High
land street, Arlington.
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Dratha

WARREN. ALYCE E. On Friday, April
ALYcE Ad;;rf E; j. WARREN 7l7I5 q $3.50 $3.50 Isnsisy
strait and Mrs. F. w. Rhoades Of
At 'he S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
Saturday April "a. Services and in.
terment Tuesday. April 27. at 2 pm
Greenville. Ohio.
WILLIAMS. ERLINE. On Tuesday. April
20. 1854. ERL1NE WILLIAMS of 1921
Bay st. s.e., devoted husband of Ethel
Williams. son OF Mrs. susan Williams,
brother of Leroy Williams. Mrs Louise
Harriet. Mrs Geraldine Segars. Mrs.
Mary Ruth Rcse and Mrs. Annie Floyd
Other relatives and many friends also
survive. After IL noon Sunday. April
25. friends may call at Frazier's Fu-
neral Home. $50 Rhode Island ave,
NV. where services will be held on
Monday. April % at / pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 25
WISE. LAURA ELIZABETH. On Friday
RGRA AaF S E11sSsETH 1aS4 s5Psz WISE aGsDss d
Hamilton st. NV, beloved wife OF Rev
Clarence E. Wise. mother Of C. Edward
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29OI
l4th St NV. Services at the Lewis
Memorial Methodist Church. 4th and
Hamilton SITS. NV. on Monday, April
26, at pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 25
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1n Mrnturiatt1

GATES. PAUL WILTSHIRE. A tribute
OF love and devotion to the memory
Of our dear son and brother. PAUL
WILTSHIRE GATES who departed
this this li5s eleven years ago today. Apri
Where loveliness never dies,
Paul lives. in a land of glory.
Midst the blue and gold of the skies
MOTHER; DAD. BUDDY. WAYNE ANE
GRAY. ANNIE NJ. Enshrined in our
hearts forever is the memory OF our
dear one, ANNIE M. GRAY. who ieft
us fifteen years ago. April 26. 1889
God giveth His beloved sleep.
THE FAMILY.
MAXWELL, MABEL: Who departed this
You are gone but not forgotten,
Your memory will always be in my
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND.
TYLER. y, Err DORA DORA 2, In loving memory
passed pas; away eleven years ago today.
We can never forget you. mother.
While in this world We stay;
God only knows our feelings
Since you have passed away.
THY AND IoUisE, ~
WHITE. CARLTON (alias CHARLES
BROWN Of l3s NJ St. sw. Wash:
our son: CARLTON WHITE talias
CHARLES BROWN who passed away
The depths of sorrow we cannot tell,
l'or. the loss of one we loved so dear
His His nHn0re memery We shall always keep
AiE DEEoEP G6a 2Np NmoTN5s RosERf AFD WIFI nArH
AND DAUGHTER. CYNTHIA WHITE
Evening star., 1954-04-25
Jay E. Fitzgerald,
Information Chief
OF National Gamers

Jay E. Fitzgerald, "A, former
assistant secretary of the Ma
tional Gamers Association, died
Friday at his home. 5519 Chevy
Chase Parkway NV.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, a resident of
Washington for more than 40
years, headed the information
section Of the Gamers organi-
zation.
A native of Lamartine, Pa,
Mr.. Fitzgerald lived his early
years in Clarion, Pa. He at
tended Allegheny College and
received a bachelor of arts de-
gree from Indiana University.
Former Editor.
After college, Mr.. Fitzgerald,
Spanish American War vet
eran, entered newspaper buSi-
ness and worked on papers in
Clarion and Butler, Pa. He later
became managing editor of the
East Liverpool (Ohio) Tribune.
Mr.. Fitzgerald came to WASH
ington in 1909 to accept a posi-
ton with the Commerce Depart
ment. He served until 1919 as
chief of the editorial division of
the departments foreign and
domestic commerce section. He
left the Government to join the
research staff of the United
States Chamber of Commerce,
where he worked until he be-
came assistant secretary of the
Gamers association in 1924.
An Active Mason.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was a member
of the National Press Club for
many years and was active in
the Almas Temple here. He also
was a member of the Masons in
Clarion and Franklin, Pa.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mary Kelley Fitzgerald, and two
daughters. Miss Alice w. Fitz-
gerald. of the home address. and
Mrs. Robert w. Koza, of Whit
tier, Calf.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be in Clarion