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Evening star., 1955-11-26
Churches Plan
Advent Series

Two churches in the down
town Washington area have an
lnounced series Of mid-day ad-
vent services that win continue
through the week before Christ
mas.
The Episcopal Church of the
Epiphany, 1917 G street NV.
viii have speakers at noon each
weekday and at a $50 pm
service each Wednesday. The
REV. william H. Kepler, rnoder-
|ator Of the Washington City
|Presbytery and minister oi
North minister Presbyterian
Church, will preach the moor
services Monday. Tuesday ano
wednesday the first week.
DR.. Elton Trueblood, chief Of
religious information, United
States Information Agency. viii
preach at the $50 pm. service
wednesday and noon services
Thursday and Friday.
The Lutheran Church of thu
Reformation, 212 East Capitoi
street. viii hold Advent service;
each Tuesday. Wednesday anc
Thursday at 1906 pm.
During the opening week. the
lchurchss pastor. the Rev. Law.
renee D. Folkemer, will preach
lat the Tuesday service: DR.
Clarence w. Crawford, pastor oi
Calvary Baptist Church. al
"wednesday services. and the Rev
Donald w. Prigge. also of Re-
formation Lutheran. will preach
on Thursday. The church serves
Ia cafeteria lunch at 1880 pm
after the service as a service tc
lworshippers.
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|ChcpIuin Will Speak

Comdr. Orlando Ingraldstad.
United States Navy chaplain and
veteran Of the Marine breakout
from the Chosin Reservoir dur
ling the Korean conflict. win
speak at q luncheon Of the Lu-
ltheran Laymen's Fellowship at
1880 pm. Thursday IN the Lu-
Ither Place Memorial Church,
Fourteenth street and Vermont
Iavenue NV.
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.AU to Observe
RELIGIOUS Week

American University will OBJ
serve its second annual religious
emphasis week Tuesday through
Friday under the theme, Re-
ligion, q Way Of Life
DR.. Charles C. Nobel, dean
of the chapel. Syracuse Uniyer-
|sity, win be keynote speaker for
the week and viii speak at 1880
am. each day during the OBJ
servance In the uniyersity's
Glover Room.
Climaxing the weeks activities,
which include meetings each
evening. there viii be a fellow.
ship dinner at 5 pm. Friday IL
the university cafeteria.
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Missionary to japan
To Address Buptists

Miss Mary Jesse, missionary
Ito Japan. win address a meeting
/ Of the Washington Baptist Mis-
Isionary Association at 10 am
Friday In Second Baptist Church.
East Capitol and Seventeenth
streets.
| Mrs. Clarence Hendershot,
association prayer chairman. viii
conduct the opening part Of the
program cornmemorating Bap-
Itist World Day Of Prayer. Mrs.
Lawrence s. Casazza. presidest
OF the association, win preside.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
8 Area Churches Plan
Services at Mission

Three Washington area
churches win conduct Mission
Chapel services at the Central
Union Mission. 624 Indiana
avenue NV. at 8 pm. Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Adult Department oi
lTakoma Park Baptist Church
win preside on Monday; the
Mems Brotherhood OF Luther
Rice Memorial Baptist Church
on Tuesday, and st. Marks
lE. q. B. Church. Of Arlington,
on Wednesday.
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.Robbi Schiff to Talk

Rabbi Hugo q. Scfiff tomor-
row win give the first of six
breakfast lectures on the Union
Prayerbook. sponsored by Tenn
pie Emanuel. Of Montgomery
County. The breakfast and lee
'ture win be held at 1918 am
in the Homewood- Capitol View
Recreation Center, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Donation Day Teu

The annual Donation Day Tea
and Bazaar for the benefit OF
the Presbyterian Home win be
held at Q pm. next Saturday al
the home, 1918 Newton street
NV, the National Presbyterian
Church Committee has an
snounced.
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.Dybbuk' TO Be Shown

The motion picture, ssThe Dyb-
buk," based on q famous drama
In the Yiddish theater. win be
shown by the Congregation Har-
Tzeon ct $3.50 pm. tomorrow In
the Glenmont Recreation Gem
ter, Randolph and BluhiIl roads.
Glenmont.
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New Church Opens

The first services In the new
$l50,O00 st. Luke's Episcopal
Church. Bladensburg. Md, viii
be held at 8. $50 and II am.
tomorrow. Dedication Of the
structure win take place after
Christmas. The Rev. Kenneth r,
Arnold Is rector.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Devil Is Lonely Mon'

The Rev. Theodore Henry
Palmquist, minister Of the Foun-
dry Methodist Church. Sixteenth
and r streets NV. viii preach
on "The Devil Is q Lonely Man"
at the church's $50 and II am,
services tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

You'll be that well-dressed girl at the
office IN these white colIored chormers.
Ready to 90 dotine, the minute works
over.
They ore wonderful bosics, Perfect foil
for your accessories. Notice the expen-
sive look detoil.
A. Four-pocket coat dress with covered
buttons. marching two-by-tSo. Sizes
1910, purple, green or block; 1874,
22h. purple, peoeock Or navy. 1875
3. Psoh buttons form an A-line on pur-
pie. black or brown wool. l2-ls. 1875
c. Princess slim dress spreods over
srinollns. Red. turquoise or navy. 1913.
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Floor sIso Chevy choss end Alsxondria
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Dratha

TUROFF. ALBERT. on sunday. Sep.
tember 4. 1855, at his residence. 55s
Lonefellow 81. NV. ALERT TUROFF
beloved husband Of Fannie Turofi ant
devoted brother Of Mrs; Annie Green.
aore Turcii. Fuperal services at tn.
Home. S5ol i4th s.. NV. on Tuesday
%aatmse, %SsnltemssT ,s.. d,mei,v D% Int IItsrmen
lieu Of lowers. the family sugrestI
that contributions be sent to the Hear
yERMlLLlON. JAMES W. (MOsE), Oh
Monday. September 5. 1855, at Prime
vERMILLIoN Of 5444 Tiiden I'd.
RSs s6s slSsse sss q auisna aI
beth Il, Moseley and Betty KathIesr
Leyingston, William W. yermillion o
Buntialo' n. <: James H.. James Q.
Robert inn and Lyndon 4; ysrmillion
brother Of Ida Sweeney and Mrs. Vidi
Crosby. He also Is survived BY mint
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81, ant
held on THURSDAY, September :, It il ii
Am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
CHARLES H. On sun.
day, September 4. 1885. CHARLES H
WASHINGTON OF 4sI3 Texas ave. Sc.
husband of Clara NJ Washington anc
father Of Charles E.. Robert NJ, ciar.
ence M. Walter s. and Frederick H
Washington and Mrs, Frances Lee. HI
also Is survived by nineteen srand.
children. two great grandchildren ant
other relatives. Friends may call al
the Melyan q Sehey. Inc. Funeral
on Wednesday, September z. after i:
noon. Funeral and interment or
Thursday, September 8. at Oak Grove
Va. 7s
W0oD. ROBERT. On Monday. septem.
SSn sn..ei lsoo' sys MS5HI MoS5i RssnIs W00D ~ 40
loved husband Of Edith Wood and father
Of Mrs. Barbara Farr. he also Is sur.
may cell ii the Naiiey Funeral Home
5000 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
ave; NE, where services will be held
on Thursday. September 8, at 10 am
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
|USIA Aide Hurt
Seriously by Doc

ROME. Sept. R-A pet
police dog which suddenly
turned vicious seriously injured
Nedville Nordness. chief Of the
United States Information
Agency for Italy and former AS
socited Press foreign correspon-
dent, here Sunday.
Mr.. Nordness, a native of
Minneapolis who now maintains
"a home in Alexandria. Va. was
under surgery for several hours
at Salvatore Mundi Interna-
tional Hospital while doctors
worked on a severed artery and
several torn veins. Both hands
and lower arms were literally
ripped apart.
The dog belongs to Novelist
James WeIlard. Mr.. Nordness
and his wife were visiting Wal
ter Doyle, United States press
officer here, when the dog at
tackled. Mr.. Boyle finally hit
the animal with a metal tray.
stunning it long enough to pry
Mr.. Nordness' hands loose.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Walter Gould, s.,
Dealer in Movies

NEW YORK. Sept. 8 R.-
Walter Gould, 53-year-old
motion picture dealer. collapsed
and died last night while dining
in a restaurant, police reported
The body was removed to
Bellevue Hospital morgue for an
autopsy. Police said death ap-
Iparently came from natural
causes.
Mr.. Gould was a business ex-
ecutive Of United Artists Corp
land Allied Motion Picture Com
panies for many years. As
foreign manager for United
Artists, Mr.. Gould had been re-
sponsible for seeing that the
company's pictures were shown
Overseas.
He served as acting vice presi-
dent Of the internationally United
Productions, Inc. which released
"a dozen foreign pictures.
In recent years Mr.. Gould had
been vice president of James A
Davidson Management. Inc. and
then assistant to Walter p
Chrysler, jr., executive vice pres
ident of Entertainment Manage
lment Corp.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Cyrus Montz, n,
Retired Salesman

Cyrus Mantz, II, retired sales.
man, died Sunday Of leukemis
lat Garfield Hospital. For the
last six years he had lived at thu
John Dickson Home, 5000 Four.
teenth street'N.W.
Mr.. Mantz was born in Wash.
|ington. For many years he was
associated with the Army anc
Navy Register as advertising
manager.
Later he was a salesman and
during World War II Mr.. Mantz
was a civilian defense worker 70,
the Coast Guard in California.
Survivors are his sister, Mrs
William F. Bowen, Lake Worth
Fla, and i've nieces and nephews
in the Washington area, Mrs
William M. Loman, 28l3 Nc
Kinley place NV; Mrs. Harold
C. Axtell. Silver Spring; Stephen
|Buynitzky, 4515 Yuma street
NV; Albert Buynitzky. Airing.
ton. and John Buynitzky, Falls
Church. Va.
Services viii be held at IL a m
tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home. 290l Fourteenth street
m w
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Dr.. MuIIoney, IS,
|Physiotheropist,
[Ex-D. c. Resident

DR.. Angela Mullaney, IS. re.
tired physiotherapist, died Sat.
Iurday in San Francisco.
She was the mother of Mrs
Angela Cook. 1719 Eighteenth
street NV, and had lived witt
Mrs. Cook and with another
daughter in San Francisco. Mrs
Grace Dewberry. during the las
five years. DR.. Mullaney livec
lin Washington during Worlt
War 4. She was a member o.
Areme Chapter of the Eastern
Star here.
A native of London, DR.. Mul.
laney came to the United State.
when she was 10. She was edu.
Icated at the University of Chi.
Icago and lived in New Bedford
Mass. for so years. For many
years she was head of thu
mechano-therapy department ol
Truesdale Hospital in Fall River
Mass. Her husband was the lat.
James w. Mullaney.
Besides her two daughters
she is survived by a son, Nava,
Capt. B. ]. Mullaney, Key West
Fla.
Services were to be held ir
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

David William Bush, II. as
sistant to the administrator oi
the Southeast Power Administra-
ton. Interior Department. in Ell
Iberton, Ca, died there Saturday
HE was a former resident and
Government employe in Wash
|ington.
Mr.. Bush was born In Martins
burg, w. Va, and was graduated
from Eastern High School In
the District. He began his Gov
|ernment service with National
Archives shortly after its estab-
|liShment. In 1941 he joined the
Army and rose through the ranks
to captain.
He was overseas with the 10th
|Armored Division and served as
lregimental adjutant, company
commander. battalion executive
Officer and assistant Gel Of the
division. He was wounded In
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Robert Hammer, IS,
.AIbemurIe Official

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Sept
70 R.-Robert Rustin Hammer
|85. who for more than go years
served as a clerk or judge for
elections at CoveSville. died
yesterday in Philadelphia.
Born at Castiflione, the family
estate near Covesville in Albe-
marie County in 1870. he re-
mained a county resident until
three years ago when he went
to live with his daughter, Mrs.
&c. F. Well or Haverford, Pa.
A funeral service was held at
2 o'clock this afternoon at the
Cove Presbyterian Church with
burial in the family cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Col. John Mechem
Served With FOA,
Fought in 2Wurs

Col. John c. Mechem, aSso-
Iciated with the Foreign Opera
tions Administration since World
War II, died here Sunday.
Col. Mechem. who lived at 200l
Sixteenth street NV, was a vet
eran of both World Wars and fo1
many years was vice president OF
the First National Bank of Chi
cago. He was a graduate of the
University of Michigan and Har-
ward Law School.
The colonel. decorated several
times while on active duty with
the Army, was a member OF the
Metropolitan Club, the Army
Navy Club, the Capitol Hill Club
and the Chicago Club.
He is survived by four children
John S. Mechem and Robert C.
Mechem. both Of Boston; Mrs
BENJAMIN A. Smith Of Gloucester
Mass. and Richard w. Mechem
OF Concord, N. H.
Burial viii be in Arlington Ma.
tiona1 Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Mrs. Church, n,
Native of District

Mrs. Henrietta S. Church, II
OF 5l8 Ninth street NE, dice
at Providence Hospital Sunda,
after a short illness.
Mrs. Church, a native oi
Washington. was a member oi
Trinity Episcopal Church.
She is survived by her hus.
band, Louis M. Church, admins
trative officer in the Once of the
Chief Of Ordnance. Defense De.
|partment. Other survivors in.
|clude three sisters, Margaret r
Stephenson, Mollie S. Crouch
and Leila S. Williams, all Of the
Ninth street address; a brother
Joseph G. Stephenson, BOIL Dent
place NV: two sons, Melville S
Church. 8710 Gilbert place, Sill
yer Spring. and Gwynn w
Church, Arlington. and a daugh.
ter, Faith L. Seay, 3911 Forty
seventh street NV.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow at the Rob-
ert Mattingly funeral home
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
David w. Bush, d, Dies;
Interior Department Aide

Germany and received the
Bronze Star and Purple Heart
Mr.. Bush was discharged In
1916 and worked for the Budc
Co. in Philadelphia before he
returned to Government service
in Washington. In 1850 he left
Washington to help organize the
headquarters Offices for the
Southeast Power Administration
in Elberton.
Survivors are his widow
Helen; q son, David. IL: his
mother. Mrs. Bruce K. Bush,
Richmond, Va. and two
brothers. Stuart d. Bush, 223l
Bancroft place NV, and Har-
vey A. Bush. 3404 Halcyon drive,
Alexandria, Va.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Fort Myei
North Post Chapel. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Bottle Of Antietom
To Be c Commemoruted

Annual exercises commemorate
ing the Civil War battle Of AM
tietam or Sharpsburg, bloodiest
|one-day battle on the American
continent. win be held by the
Lincoln Group Of Washington
September II.
The program will be held at
2.30 pm. on the grounds Of the
Soldiers Home cemetery, Rock
Creek Church road NE. with
DR.. Frederick Tillberg, historian
lat Gettysburg National Military
Park as the principal speaker.
A band concert. massing of
|colors and a salute by the Blue
RIFLES will honor the 5000 Civil
War dead buried in the cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

Arlington Hospital where he died
yesterday.
Mr.. Sullivan, q native Of Ar
lington. was made chief Fairfax
fire dispatcher in 1852. He has
been a member of the Annandale
department for about 10 years
and served as a lieutenant before
going to fire headquarters in
Fairfax.
He is survived by his wife
Catherine and two sons, Richard
Wesley. 8. and Robert Willis, 4
and three brothers.
Funeral services viii be held at
2 pm. Thursday at Everly
funeral home In Fairfax. Burial
will be In Washington National
Cemetery, Suitland, Md.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Miss Ruth Hurley,
Come Here in '20s

Miss Ruth Hurley. SO. Of 3l0e
Dumbarton avenue NV, died
Sunday at her home after q
brief illness.
A long time resident oi
Georgetown, she was born in New
Rochell. N. Y, and moved to
Washington in the early 1920's.
Miss Hurley was an Army
nurse during World War /.
She was the sister of the late
Marcus L. Hurley Of New York
City.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow at Gawler's
Chapel, 1856 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Robert Wesley Sullivan, ~,
|Foirfux Fire Dispatcher

Robert Wesley Sullivan, chief
fire dispatcher for Fairfax County
and a former lieutenant in the
Annandale Volunteer Fire De-
partment. died yesterday from
head injuries suffered when q
tree limb fell on him Saturday.
Mr.. Sullivan, q, was helping
his father-in-law, Edwin Worden
of Fairfax Park. trim trees In
the Jefferson Village area near
Falls Church when the accident
occurred.
Police said Mr.. Sullivan was
struck on the head by a dead
limb which fell from a tree while
the two men were working on an
other tree. He was taken to
Evening star., 1955-09-06
W.T.. Sheppard, S6.
Former Builder

William Franklin Sheppard,
86, former Washington builder,
died yesterday at his home in
Brunswick, Md.
Mr.. Sheppard was born in
Charles Town, w. Va. He came
to Washington about 1902 and
entered the building business
Later he was a builder in Cleve-
land and Atlanta, returning to
Washington in 1885. He re-
tired in 1910 and went to
Brunswick.
Survivors are his widow, AL
lmacia; two daughters, Mrs. G.
H. Schuyler, Cleveland: Mrs.
E. F. Luna, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, and a son, Milburn D.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Calvin N. Hoke, President
OF Commercial Art Firm

firm that bears his name. He
has been president Of the flrn
for seven years.
Mr.. Hoke was prominent ir
affairs of the Washington. Art
Directors Club.
Survivors are his widow, Ger.
trude M; a son, Robert Boyc
Hoke, of the home address, ane
ia brother, j. Boyd Hoke. Mar.
rinsburg.
Services will be held tomorrow
afternoon at Trinity Episcopa,
Church in Martinsburg.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

BRADSHAW. THOMAS. In loving mem.
ory Of my dear father. THOMAS BRAD.
SHAW, who passed away two years
ago today. August 8, 1883.
What would ! not sivs to ciasp youl
Your dear. sweet face to see,
To hear your voice, 70 see your smile
That meant so much 10 me.
You left behind an aching heart
That loved you most sincere:
] never did, nor never viii
Forget YOU. father. dear
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER.
BRADY. BASIL l.. G.. In loving mem.
BASIL L g. BRADY. who departed
this life four years ago Today, Sep.
tember 9, 1851
The stars are brightly shining
Upon a silent grave;
In 1T lies our loved one we loved,
But could not save.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
hrance Of our dear mother, MARY Z.
COLLINS. who passed away eight years
ago today, September o, I947.
Deep in cur hearts you are fondly
remembered.
Sweet so,,h happy memories cling around
When alone IN our sorrew and bitter
There comes sad memories Of eight
years ago.
Some day We hope to meet you in that
land so bright and fair.
FOR Jesus: our Savior. invites US his
1ovISt, bsau1liri pa1,laaTs aSms e shaTs co
LINs' NARY NARY v n; HoLT: AE'r BROTHER. d Her
EDWARD WHALEN: qRhNDsoNs.
cEk cEhksFdEa y d2aEt s8sTEf vickY KA
FREALING, BERNARD, a tribute ol
dsy ddsy9tiST Sn,b In the rsmepsranss q mn ny
who left me sig years ago today. Sep
tember @. l949.
The memory of his quiet. upright way
Has been and shall continue to be m,
strength and inspiration.
PEARL ADAMS FREALING.
MARSHALL. MARTHA z. In memory oi
L. MARSHALL. who left US one veal
ago today. September o. 1854.
just line Of sweet remembrance.
Just q memory. fond and true;
Just token of love and devotion
That We always think Of you.
SISTER; oJgs JESSIE; AND NIECE. LILLIAN
STEPHENSON, ROBERT u n loyinl
who passed away three years ago today
September 9, 1852.
To-day. is a day Of remembrance
ind many sad regrets,
a day we shall always remember
When the rest Of the world forgets.
They say time heals all SORROW
And helps us to forget.
But time has only proved
How much we love you yet
YOUR LOVING WIFE. CHILDREN AMI
GRANDCHILDREN
ToLIvER. EDWARD. In sad but ioyinl
remembrance. Of my husband, EDWARD
TOLIVER, who passed away one yeaf
ago today. September g. 1854.
oh, how ! have missed you.
Only our Heavenly Father knows.
Over Owe on m the S 'otis other shore. nc ,a''' you
YOUR LOVING WIFE, ELEANOR
WASHINGTON. IDA v. In loving memory
OF our dear mother IDA v. WASHING
TON who departed this life six years
ago today. September o. l949.
Mother YOU left us beautiful memory.
p,At - SORROW too ,osnT sreat 70 be 6s tod
Your memory will never grew old.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
WASHINGTON, MAMIE WARE. In
Mrs MAMIE WARE WASHINGTON.
who entered eternal rest fourteen years
ago today, September Q. 1o41.
Although the years have come and gone,
We never will forget.
For the memory Of you. dear mother,
Lingers with as yet.
And on that day He called to you
To live within His fold
Throughout all eternity,
md wear crown OF gold.
HER CHILDREN. ANNIE, LoNZENA,
JOHN AND CLAUDE.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
MRS. Raymond J. Riley, 20,
Silver Spring Mother Of Five

Mrs. Raymond J. Riley. 90. Of
l0016 Raynor road. Silver Spring,
Md. the mother Of five children
died at George Washington Hos
pital Of Emphatic condition.
Her husband owns the Sinclair
station at Four Corners, Md.
The former Helen Patricia
Barry. Mrs. Riley was born in
Youngstown, Ohio. She went to
high school In Girard. Ohio, and
was married about 10 years ago
She and. her husband came to
Evening star., 1955-09-06
QIarn nf Uhanka

Of the late MABEL M HUTCHINSON
wishes to express their deep appreeia.
tion and sincere thanks to their man!
friends and neighbors for their Nne
visits and many acts Of kindness dur.
ing the illness OF our beloved one ant
our recent bereavement,
NORMAN 3 HUTCHINSON AND FAM
lily.
IEECH, PHYLLIS ANN. We wish Il
express cur appreciation for the many
acts of kindness and sympathy EXTENDED
during our recent bereavement
Evening star., 1955-09-06

Calvin McKown Hoke, So
president Of Walton & Hoke, Inc.
2002 p street NV. died Sunday
in Suburban Hospital. He lived
at $500 Ridge road. Bethesda
Md.
Mr.. Hoke was born in Mar.
tinsburg. w. Va. and was grad.
Iuated from the Maryland Insti.
ltute Of Art. He worked for the
chesapeake g. Potomac Tele.
phone book until 1880 when hi
became associated with the art
Evening star., 1955-09-06

the Washington area from Girard
three years ago.
Besides her husband, she IL
survived by five children. kath-
leen, 8; Patricia, Z; Timothy, 6:
Margaret, 3, and Richard, 2. Also
surviving are her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry d. Barry Of
Girard.
Services will be held at 1890
am. Thursday at the Warner
Pumphrey funeral home In Sil-
yer Spring. Burial win be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
A. 6. Moyse, Publisher
OF Texas Newspaper

PARIS. Tex. Sept. 6 (R.-A
G. tPa) Mayse, sc. who startee
his newspaper career as an un'
paid printers devil and rose Il
be publisher of the Paris news
died last night at Hobbs, N
Mex, after a heart attack.
Mr.. Mayse, born in Columbia
Tenn, started his newspaper
carer as a printers devil in 1904
on the Brady CTex.) Sentinel
He received no pay, but later
started drawing 81 a week. He
came to Paris in 1929.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
ChurIes O. Arthur,
Retired U.S.. Worker

Funeral services for Charles O.
Arthur, 68, who died Friday at
his home in Winter Park, Fla.
were to be held at / pm. today
at the Lee funeral home. Fourth
and Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Burial was to be in George
Washington Memorial Cemetery.
Mr.. Arthur was the retired
chief Of the division of regula-
ton, Maritime Commission. and
lived in Washington from 1910
to 1949.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Dr.. Noah Burou

LONDON, Sept. 6 R.-Dr.
Noah Barou, IS. chairman Of the
European Executive Of the World
Jewish Congress. died yesterday.
A native Of Russia, he was one
of the architects Of the World
Congress. He became the Eu-
ropean chairman in 1948.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Dave Gallup, SO

BAKERSFIELD. Calf, Sept.
Is R.-Dave Gallup. SO. one OF
the Oldest members of Of the
AFL intentional Typographical
Union, died Saturday in a hos
Ipital.. An employe of the Bak-
Iersfeld Californian since 1917,
Ihe retired in 1945.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Drowning Victim
Autopsy Planned

An autopsy was expected today
in the death Of Willard w. Pitt.
man. 80, Of l343 l. street NV.
whose body was found floating
in the Washington Channel neal
the railroad bridge Sunday.
The body was identified
through flngerprints yesterday
Police said there were no marks
of violence.
Mr.. Pittman repeatedly was
last seen on Friday, when he
borrowed 50 from a friend and
said he was going fishing.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Guy Woods of Iowa

/ DES MONIES, Sept. s R.-
Guy Woods, 70, one of Iowa's
most widely known photogra-
pliers, died Of a heart ailment
yesterday at his home. He had
been head of the Des Moines
Register and Tribune syndi-
Gates Photographic department
since 1898.