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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11
Fire Trucks to Help
Wakefield School Drill

Arlington County fire-fightine
equipment win roar up TO Wake
| held Junior-Senior High School
ct IL am. Thursday and the
schools loo pupils will be eyae-
aated In a special IRE drill.
walter Irwin, assistant princi-
pal. and Fire Inspector Leslie
Shelton said the drill was sched-
luled to bring out any need for
changes in present evacuation
lpIans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11
Nearby Lawmakers Cool
To SpecioI Session PIon

Ierai ]. Lindsay Almond, IT., said
that the past payments Of State
funds for the education Of wal
veterans orphans may have vio-
lated the State constitution.
Assistant Attorney General r
ID. McIlwaine III told the court
that In future the payments
would 60 to the children or their
guardians. and not directly from
the State to the schools.
Mr.. Almond brought the case
before the court ct the request
lof Gov. Stanley. The attorney
general Is seeking to have the
court order State Controller Sid
Iney C. Day to honor vouchers
for the education Of children Of
World War I veterans at pubic
or private schools of theil
choice.
Refused Payment
Mr.. Day had refused to honor
the vouchers until the Supreme
Court determined their validity
He cited q section of the State
constitution which holds, in
part. that public funds cannot
be paid I" TO any school or in
lstitution Of learning not owned
Tor exclusively controlled by the
State or some political subdivi-
sion thereof"
A University Of Virginia law
professor, Hardy C. billiard,
argued against the attorney gem
leral, maintaining that the
constitutional provision was
written to avoid weakening the
public school system. If the
State can give tuition money
from public funds for the private
schooling Of war orphans. Mr.,
billiard said, it can extend such
payments to private schools for
| q variety Of other purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11
HOAX DIvERTs AlABUL ANcE
AS WOMAN LIES IN STREET

BALTIMORE tF1-Afrs James william Wnsof. a.
yearod bride Of 10 days lay injured HagersoWn street
for half hour last after automobile accident.
An ambulance finally arrived. explaining II had
Just returned from false alarm. PTankstefs had sum-
oned the ambulance to highway out Of town. leaving
catsup -spattered dummy at the designated spot
Mrs Winscr was taken to Washington County Hospital
then transferred to University Hospital Baltimore, for
treatment Of head injuries.
She died in the Baltimore hospital yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
|Kefouver Visits
With Truman, but
Won't Discuss Ii

KANSAS CITY, Nov. IL (P). -
Senator Estes Kefauver. Demo-
crat Of Tennessee. visited here
yesterday with former President
Harry s. Truman. but neither
would disclose what they talked
about.
Mr.. Kefauver told a reporter
after the meeting that he will
announce in mid October
whether he will seek the Demo
cratic nomination for President,
II think prospects look good
If / decide to seek the nomina-
tion," the Senator said. II have
had more offers Of help and en-
couragement than before" " He
was runner-up in the 1852 DEM
ocratic convention.
Mr.. Truman is expected to
swing considerable weight in the
selection Of the party's 1856 can
didate.
Il had q short visit with Mr.,
Truman" Senator Kefauver said.
I'VE had a pleasant chat"
The Senator said he had ac-
cepted an invitation to join Ad-
lai Stevenson of illinois and Gov.
Ayerell Hartman of New York
in speaking at a $10O-a-plate
dinner Of the National Demo-
cratic Committee in Chicago NO.
vember 10. Mr.. Truman also has
been asked 10 speak.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Ask
Dropping Of Chorge
Against Ex-Aide
BY the Associated Press

Attorney Lowell Bradford said
yesterday the Philippine Ern-
bassy has asked the dropping OF
charges Of irnpersonating d Dip
lomat against Melchior p.
AQuino, former United Nations
diplomat and Embassy press
officer.
Mr.. Bradford said the request,
made through the State Depart
Iment, has been forwarded to
the United States Attorneys
office in st. Paul.
Mr.. Aquino is to appear before
Judge Bolitha Laws of the United
States District Court for the
District Of Columbia November
18 to hear whether he wiz be
required to go to Minnesota to
face trial.
The charges were brought on
the complaint of the University
LOT Minnesota in connection
with SLIT in bills it alleged Mr..
Aquino left unpaid after q series
Iof lectures.
Mr. Aquino contracted to make
the speeches while still on dip
|lomatic status but did not de-
liver them until after his resig-
nation in 1858. the complaint
charges.
MIR. Bradford said the Phil
ippine Embassy request pointed
out that friends of Aquino have
guaranteed full repayment of the
debt.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Traffic Deaths
Hit Sd I otoI

The Districts seth traffic
death last night matched the
total traffic fatalities registered
in the city last year, officials
reported.
The latest casualty was Con-
Istantine I. Dennis, So, of I44l
Clifton street NV, who died at
Garfield Hospital few hours
after he was struck by an auto
mobile at Eleventh and Clifton.
streets NV.
Police said Mr.. Dennis was
crossing Eleventh street in a
Icrosswalk when he was hit by
|a car driven by John r. Lee.
%, colored. Of e41 r street NV.
The driver, police said, was
charged with driving without a
District permit, failure to yield
the right of way and homicide.
He was held under $500 bond
pending an inquest.
Mr.. Dennis was q native OF
Culpeper, Va, where surviving
members Of his family live.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Mrs. Germoine Coty Dies
Wife of French President

PARIS. Nov. II tPl-Mrs.
IGermaine Coty. SO. wife OF
French President Rene Coty. died
unexpectedly early today.
An Elysee Palace announce
ment said death was due to q
heart attack.
Mrs. Coty died at Chateau de
IRamboniliet. the presidential res
Iidence. IS miles south Of Paris,
where she and her husband nor
|mally spent their week ends.
Mrs. Coty had spent a full
day yesterday participating in
|Armistice Day observance In
Paris. She became Ill suddenly
last night in Paris. but was able
TO accompany her husband to
|Rambouillet.
Born April 4. 1886, at LIE
Havre, she married Mr.. Coty in
1907. Survivors in addition to
her husband include two chill
|dren. Mrs. Genevieve Egloff and
Mrs. Anne-Marie George. and
several grandchildren.
Mrs. Coty, the former Ger
maine Corblet, Travelled con-
|stantly with her husband after
his election in December. 1858,
and carried out the many social
activities falling to the wife of
the President Of the republic.
Mr.. Coty held q number OF
regional government posts in and
around lie Hayre early in his
career and was elected Sena-
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Allan T. Aird, so,
Magazine Official

Allan E, Aifd. so. business
manager Of the New Republic
Magazine here for the last two
years. died Thursday Of pneu-
monia at his home, 1916 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Mr.. Arid was born in Glas-
gov, Scotland. He lived in Lon
don during World War / and
worked for the Minister Of Muni-
tions. He was on the Yachting
Monthly In London before he
came TO the United States in
1921 and entered the magazine
field hi New York. He spent 10
years with Forbes Business Mag
azine and later was business
manager and treasurer Of Cue
Magazine. He came to Wash
|ington two years ago.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Pauline Sutorius; his ward, Peter
|Hyland, q student at the Uni
|versity OF Connecticut: two
brothers in Scotland and Aus
Itralia and two sisters In London,
Services will be held at ii am.
Monday at National Presbyterian
Church. Burial win be in Hack
ensack, N. J.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
10 Offer
Mass for Futher

ARLINGTON. Mass. Nov. Il
(R).-Francis Cardinal Spellman,
Catholic archbishop Of New
York, win celebrate Q solemn
funeral Mass Monday for his
father. William 6pellman, who
died yesterday at the age Of 81,
The Cardinal gave his father
the last rites and was at his bed
side with other members Of the
family when he died
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Evening star., 1955-11-12
Nautilus Amozinq,
Thomus Asserts

SANTA MONICA. Calf. Nov
IL A9 The performance Of the
atomic submarine Nautilus has
been little short Of amazing
and ''has more than exceeded
our most optimistic expecta.
TONS Navy Secretary Charlie.
S. Thomas said last night.
He told d group Of naval re.
Iservists:
Atomic submarines are prov.
Ing to be very potent nava'
weapons. "A total Of eight ol
these ships are now building 0i
authorized, and Congress will bs
asked to provide other ones"
Thomas lauded the atomi,
subs versatility, but indicated its
most important role was prob
ably as a missile launching craft
The secretary spoke at q din.
ner honoring Naval Reserve Sur.
face Division If-48 Of Santa
Monica, which won the 1856
James Forrestal trophy for the
best naval reserve surface divi-
sion in the United States. Mr.
Thomas presented the trophy.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

In 1926 he went TO Europe Ia
study applied criminal jurispru-
dence at the University Of Rome
He represented Cuba at the 18th
assembly Of the League Of Ma
tions on the Disarmament Com
mission at Geneva and he at
tended the Scientific Congress in
Washington in the early 1940s.
In 1888 he was Secretary OF
Justice and later Cuban Secre-
tary Of Education. In the latter
capacity he began a program fol
the Standardization Of modern
education.
He had been editor and d.
rector of the Cuban Review 81
Private Law. Havana, and au-
thored q number of studies and
He wrote q liter
ary essay, aMarti. Philosopher, :
a study Of one Of the greatest Of
Cuban thinkers.
He held q number Of decora-
tions.
DR.. Concheso was the first
minister appointed from Cuba
to the Soviet Onion. He had
that role while he was Ambassa-
dor to the United States in the
s4Os.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Miss Margaret {. Whitford
Ex-Libroryof Congress Worker

Miss Margaret E. Whitford
58. retired Library Of Congress
elnploye and active church work.
|er died yesterday at her home.
1868 Eighteenth street NV
A native Of washington, Miss
Whitf0rd was graduated from
Central High School IN 1916
and won q scholarship TO George
Washington University. she was
graduated from the university Ia
1920 with distinction and after-
ward became a Translator IN the
Office Of Naval Intelligence.
Miss Whitford later became
ID repiser Of foreign language
books In the catalogue division
of the Libraray OF Congress. She
retired in 1882 due to iii health.
Miss Whitford was an active
member Of Highlands Baptist
Church where she was financial
secretary and q member Of the
Board Of Trustees. For 2i years
she was treasurer Of the Mary
White Simmonds Glass at High
lands Church and remained after
the church's merger into BETH
any Church.
She was q life member Of
Central and GWU Alumni AS
|sociations.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
PiIotLives Through
Bail Out

LONDON, Nov. IL RThe
British Air Ministry says an Raj
pilot is believed to have bailed
lout Of his crippled jet fighter
lat supersonic speed and sur
Ivived.
Flying officer Henry Molland,
I22. gave this account:
He went into d dive at 10000
feet over the North Sea of Felix
stowe, England. With his speed
lat about 700 mph. one-tenth
beyond the speed of sound he
was unable TO pun out, SO he
bailed out with his election
equipment. His parachute
opened at 10000 feet and he
LANDED in the sea miles OF
the coast.
A target-towing tug spotted
Molland and rescued him. AT
Ipswich hospital attendants said
Ihe had suffered fractures Of the
arm and pelvis and two black
ewes.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Dr.. AureIio T. Concheso, so,
Cubo's 5 Minister Of Education

Aurelio Fernandez Concheso,
Cuha's minister Of edsication and
that cOrntry's former minister
here. died Thursday night Of i
heart attack on q train in Mex
leo. He was go.
He was travelling to Mexico
City on United Nations affairs.
Or. Concheso first came to
Washington as Cuban Ainbassa-
dor in l94l. He was ambassador
for three years. He brought with
him q long and distinguished
background In law and public
affairs. AT the time Of his WASH
ington appointment, he was serv-
ing as secretary of the Council
Of Ministers Of the president OF
Cuba. He had been Clba's min-
ister to Peru and to Germany.
He was ambassador here again
beginning in ,9S2.
The Cuban minister received
his advanced education at the
University Of Havana, where he
won . doctorate In civil and
public law. For % years he was
professor Of penal law at the
National University Of Cuba and
for six years secretary Of that
uniyersity's faculty.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
.Gurney F. Shaw. IS.
Skilled MecF,unic

Gurney Fay Shaw, 85. skilled
mechanic who was in business
for himself in Washington until
he retired eight years ago. died
Wednesday in Washington
hospital after d long illness. His
last address was 1874 Ingleside
terrace NV.
Mr.. Shaw was born near
Cumberland. Nd. and spent his
early life on his fathers farm,
He came to Washington more
than 80 years ago.
Survivors are 4 niece and
nephew. Mrs. Mary Shaw Whit
tlesey and George Shaw. both
Of Cleveland. Ohio. Services will
be private.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Drafha

MARGARET Z. On Pri-
day. November II 1885, at her resi-
denes: 3:.s.g I Sth d NV. MAIsdAHET
r WHITFoRD. sister Of Mrs. Eva
whiiiSrd % Ms Marisoid oSsis VI nj ~ sssraa Mrs
Dorothy w Dusail, RCy X. and STAN
Ley Whiteford Services at the 8.
4. Hines CO Funeral Home. 290i 18th
an. inisP%sns sSaaas ccRiss%ssdi cisnHosd csns !.
JAMES x Oh thursday.
Mcxemher 10, 1855, At his residence.
I44e q IT. Sc. JAMES X WHITING.
sns RnsssnS sso,sa q re n.l lsts Lguiss whisins
md Ernest Whiting and Mrs. Louise
saunders. He also leaves two sisters,
Mrs. Louisa Henrie and Mrs. Mary
SnIners: twenty -tgQ grandehildfen. M
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call ct the funeral home Of Alex
andef s Pope. 415 18th st. Sc, after
Pm sngdeg Nosemher II Funeral
from st. cNprfan,s Church. nth and
C.l.s sts 81: Sc. Interment IN Mount 9livei
wiApIsH, OLIVIA. on Thursday. No
yember 10. 1888, OLIVIA WTMBTSH
:,ia,,l. e 1877 q q ~ wv Y leaves q !:
John wimbish: ! son. EssiSnuai VIM sIni.
hlshs mother. Rowena Strain: four
sikter1. one brother and . host OF
other relatives and friends After ~
may call at the Ideal Funeral Home.
1925 1Ith 81. NV Funeral and
tnterment, Tuesday. November is. ef
Eckman. W. Va. Arrangements bS
= ]. Lansston. ia
WILLIAMS. DEACON CLIFFORD
day. Ncpen1ber 10. i M ii,5s, Al * his lss ress- e
SofD si f harry Ray n wHffiASss se'n bsioved ess
devoted stepfathef of Mrs. Alice X.
Brown He also leaves Q Gtepson-ifi-
law. Morton 8, Brown, and other reia-
SUNDAY. November lis. friends are IN
ytted To call at the Ralph and FHa-
bella Barbour Funeral Home, 4s X ]
o,.r November Z. q, x !, 4 I;2V s..s y @ si.s
III % eeiatia ia .f itsEmsns sS II Lincoln e sslas ne
mortal Cemetery. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-12
ARLINGTON MANS
ATTACK WITH SHOE
ROUTS INTRUDER

An intruder was routed
early today from an Arling-
ton home by an irate Navy
commander armed with a
shoe.
County police said Comdr.
j. H. Bronson Smith, So,
Of 1888 South Seventh street,
was awakened about l::30.
am. by his barking dog.
Armed with the shoe, he
went downstairs and found
someone trying to get in the
back door. He said a storm
door already had been pried
open.
Comdr. Smith. who is as
signed with the Joint Land
Transportation Agency here,
told police the intruder fed
after he hit him on the head
with the shoe. MIR. Smith
then called police.
I Police picked up James
Harris, coiored, 81, about q
block away from the house.
Harris. whose address is
listed in the 300 block Of
Peace Valley lane. Fairfax
County. was jailed on a
charge Of burglary. A pre-
iiminary hearing is sched-
uled Monday IN County
Court.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Argentine Envoy
Received by Pope

CASTEL GANDOLFO Italy,
Nov. IL @ Pope Plus XII to-
day accepted the credentials of
Argentina's new Ambassador to
the Vatican. DR.. Maximo Etche-
copar.
The solemn ceremony. held in
the throne room Of the pontiff's
summer residence. generally was
considered to have normalized
fully diplomatic relations be-
tween the Holy See and the
South American country.
These had deterioriated seri-
ously during the past year and
reached a low ebb during the
Argentine revolt that led to the
overthrow of Juan D. Peron and
his government.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
IA. |. Koufmon, IS.
Long Active Mason

Milford L. Kaufman. s6, an
active Mason for many years
who died November 8, was
buried Thursday in Washington
National Cemetery, following
services at the Chambers fu-
neral home at SIT Eleventh
street Sc.
A lifelong resident Of Wash
|ington. Mr.. Kaufman was tiier
|of Hope Lodge No. 20, FAAM,
for IA years. He was made q
life member Of the lodge in 194S.
after receiving q gold button
|commemorating SO years Of mem-
lbership in the order.
Mrs. Kaufman, who was active
in the Eastern Star, died in i948.
Mr.. kaufman lived at 9I2 Tenth
street NV.
He is survived BY two sisters.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

Survivors are five sisters and
two brothers. Mrs. Eva Loyette,
the Misses Bessie and Stella
Whitford. Rcyden X. and stan
ley Whitford. all of the Eight
zenith street address: Mrs. Mari-
gold Fry. Queens Manor Garden,
Mount Rainier, Md, and Mrs.
Dorothy puyall. 1909 Maple ave-
nue., Chevy Chase. Md.
sericesxill be held at II am.
Monday at the Hines funeral
home. 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be In Glen
wood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
George Monougion, 81, Head
of Rug Cleaning Concern

George Manoueian. 81. presi-
dent Of sanitary's Carpet Land.
died Thursday in the Washington
Clinic. Wisconsin and Western
avenues NV. after being strick-
en- with q heart attack in his
ONCE at 6207 Blair road NV.
Mr.. Manougian, who was a
native Of Adayamen. Bohemia,
came to this country when he
was Is. He first worked in q
jewelry factory in Massachusetts,.
Then, in 1924. he went into the
Oriental rug business IN New
York City.
To Washington In 1880
He came to Washington in 1880
and worked with rug concerns.
He and his brothers -in-law, Ed
ward Turmanian, and .Aram
Sakayan, became the owners Of
the Sanitary Rug Cleaning and
Sales Co., at JOG Indiana
avenue NV, in 1914. with Mr..
Manougian as president. The
firm also had a store at 1929
Wisconsin avenue NV.
In May. 1854, he changed the
name to Sanitary's Carpet Land
when he opened the modern
plant on Blair road. It is con-
sidered one Of the most adj
vanced in the country. Mr.. Ma
nougian helped design the build
ing and worked with the man
ufacturers in planning the
equipment.
Treasurer Of Church
Mr.. Manougian was treasurer
OF the Armenian Apostolic
Church Of Washington, a mem
Evening star., 1955-11-12

Iber Of the knights Of Vartan.
the formal local treasurer Of the
Armenian General Benevolent
Union and a former member Of
the Masonic order.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Martha Kayookian Ma
nougian, Of the home address,
2908 Legation street NV: a
nephew, Astor Toutlian, also Of
the Legation street address, who
is plant manager OF the firm; q
niece and two aunts.
Services win be held in the
Armenian Apostolic Church
f. or rty-Second and Fessenden
streets NV, at IL am. Monday.
Burial arrangements are not yet
complete.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Gregory, Bishop
of Lepinqrud, [ IS

LONDON, Nov. IL tR.The
death Of Gregory. B6. Metropol-
itan Of Leningrad and Noygorcd,
was announced yesterday BY
Moscow radio.
Metropolitan Gregory's funeral
was held yesterday at the Holy
Cross Church Of the Alexander
Neysky Layra Monastery with
numerous members Of the clergy
of the Leningrad area present.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Ben Simon, so.
Norfolk Insurance Man

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. IL (P).
Ben Simon, so, Norfolk insurance
man. died yesterday after . heart
attack.
He was general agent for vir-
ginia Of the Lincoln National
Life Insurance Co. Mr.. Simon
was native Of Charleston, S. G,
Surviving are his widow, mrs,
Esther Rubin Simon. and one
son. Marvin Simon. both Of
Norfolk, and two sisters. Mrs.
Hannah Lipsey Of Thomaston.
Ca. and Mrs. Corinne Kassel of
Washington.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
iii Asrtitnriaiit

BIRCH, CLAYTON d. To my darling
Bud and our ndoring father. CLAYTON
g. BIRCH. who passed away three
years eao today. November IL, 1862.
Yen have never left Us. nor viii sou
we loved you then. as We love you now.
Ana Vel love you alwayk
IERS, MYRTLE Il BIRCH, ALLEEN,
D0R0THY md 4 fS.LAYETTA.
GREEN, NANCY w. Sacred % the mem
ory Of our loving sister, NANCY nj
GREEN, who left us three years aRo
today, Noyenibef ~, 1862,
II 81 the world was ours 10 give.
We'd g1ve Il, yes. and mere,
To- see your smlling face again
Come shining through the door.
HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS
LEE, CARRIE 2. In loving memory
Of our aunt CARRIE p. LEE whc
departed this life four years ago to-
das. November IL, 1851.
An aunt. but SO like mother,
Loving us all throuSh the years;
ThpuRhtful kind, ever 30 tender.
sweet IsIsmcries .. t9da ay-ncs tears.
LEE. MRS. CARRIE r. In lovinT meia-
9ry ci my dear. patient Mrs. CARRIE
2. LEE who fell asleep four years
esp today Noxsmber II, 1851.
YOUR NURSE JEAN BRYAN. =
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Manassas Man Killed
When Cor Oyerturns

Joseph Forrest Hurst, 30. Of
RID 4, Manassas, was killed
Instantly when his car over
turned last night on State Route
619. 5 miles south Of Manassas.
Virginia State Police said the
toll of highway fatalities in the
State this year is TAG. SO higher
than last year at the same time.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
ChumberIuih Brown, So

NEW YORK. Nov. IL (R.
chamberlain Brown, So. who in
q 4O-year career as an actors
agent represented some Of the
foremost personalities IN show
business, died yesterday. His
clients included Taliulah Bank
head. Clark Gable. Helen Hayes
and Rudolph Valentino.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

tor in 1885. In is45 he was
elected to the National Assembly.
He was elected President OF
France as q compromise candi-
date after a deadlock had held
the electoral college in session a
record number Of days. He had
not sought the presidency.
Mrs. Coty was educated in re-
ligious schools at LIE Hayre and
attended a school for girls in
Southampton, England, for a
time before her MARRIAGE.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
1Iititriliiin

KATz. fsAD0RE. The tlnyeiline Of 4
monument 10 the memory 81 the late
IsADoRE KATz, beloved husband q
Liilian3 Katx and devoted father q
Ierfold KatE. VIII take place on sun
day, November IS. 1885, 81 pm,
1t the Ohev Sholnm Cemetery. Rela-
tires and friends invited,
JACOBS, JOSEPH. There win be an
unwilling Of monument 70 the mem
ory Of JOSEPH JACOBS, beloved hlis-
hand Of Mrs. Helen Jacobs and lAtnet
OF Miss Norma Jacobs. Paul, jack and
Mrs. Louis Saul on Sunday Noyeni-
Der IS. 1885, ct $3.50 pm. At the
Talmud Torah. Anacostia Cemetery;
friends invited. ~ s
LIEBMAN. sAMUEL. The unSelling Of
q monument 20 the memory Of SAN.
UEL LIEBMAN. beloved HUSBAND o.
Reheeca Lehman and beloved latner
OF Mrs s 3 Keller Mrs, Louis Mtlief
and Alvin D. Liebman. viii take place
Sunday, November -. 1855, as 4
pm, at the Adns Israel Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited. II
NnOBsKY. NATHAN. There win be
an unyeilinE. of > monument 70 the
memory Of the late NATHAN M1L.QB-
SKY on Sunday. November IS, 1900.
at / pm, at the Southeast Hebrew
Conversation Cemetery. Relatives snd
friends invited. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Clarns III Uhankn

BoLLMAN. LKNoRE MABEL. The fam.
~ OF iENoRE MABEL BoILAAN
wishes to thank the relatives and
friends for their flowers, cards and
kindnesses In our recent bereavement
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SON.
ARTHUR.
SMITH. ALBERTA s. We wish to ex-
tend our heartfelt gratitude and ap-
probation 70 the neighbors. friends
and acauAintances that was extended
TO me and my relatives IN the hours
q kiness 80 and nss 5ne qs9sh ss y our es~i
LOVING DAUGHTER, CLEOPATRA y.
MCLEAN. DEVOTED HUSBAND.
CARL w: SMITH. AND FAMILY. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-12

BEAVERS. MARY h. The oflcsrs and
8 y members Of Martha Chapter
y M No. 4. 3. E. s., are requested
~ vZM to assemble 81 the 8. III
sN@nS Hines CO. Funeral Home
- 1901 18th st. NV. on Sun-l
M day, November Isl 1885. Al
" s p.m., for the purpose ofI
eondncting funeral services for our
late sister. MARY n. BEAVERS.
MACE B. ABSHER,