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Evening star., 1955-11-13
Ely Champion Hutchinson, y
Retired industrial Executive

Mr.. Hutchinson was manager
OF Alco Products. Inc. and In
1910 he became q consulting en-
Igineer in industrial organization
and management. He was gem
|eral manager of the Cambridge
Division. Research Construction
Co. Inc.
Mr.. Hutchinson had invented
devices used in power plants.
He was chairman Of the New
York Committee at the Third
international World Power Con-
ference and 4 former vice pres
ident Of the American Society Of
Mechanical Engineers.
He was q life member Of the
Sons Of the American Revolution
in California and q member Of
the Aztec Club Of 1847 and va
rious New York clubs.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Florence Grant Hutchinson. and
& daughter, Mrs. Henry c. Alex
ander. New York, wife Of the
chairman Of the board Of ]. r.
Morgan a Co.
Services win be held ct II am.
tomorrow at Gawler's funeral
lT56 Pennsylyania avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Mrs. Friedman, rs,
Lived in Capital
|NeorIy so Years

Mrs. Esther K. Friedman, /
resident Of the District for al
most 80 years, died yesterday ii
Norfolk. Va. after . long illness
she was rs.
Mrs. Friedman. who was borr
in New York City. lived IN Nor
folk before moving to Washing.
ton in 1926. she returned te
Norfolk last year.
She Is survived BY her hus.
band. Charles K. Friedman, q
former employe Of Lansburgh,.
department store: three children
Herbert M. Friedman. Of Wash.
ington. Mrs. Jeannette Temple
of Kensington. Nd, and Mrs
Dorothy Weisel. Of Norfolk; two
brothers. Louis Kahn, Of Nor.
folk. and Augustus Kahn. d
Danville, Va; two sisters. Mrs
Mary Weiner. of Baltimore. ant
Mrs. Alberta Land. cf Ports.
mouth. Va. and five grandchil.
dren.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing completed by the Oiivei
Funeral Home III Norfolk. Burial
win be IN Norfolk.
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Mrs. Rene Coty Dies;
First Lody Of Fronce

PARIS. Nov. IL R.-France
broke on q weekend of ceiebra-
tions today to mourn its first
lady. Mrs. Rene tGermaine)
Coty. who died Of q heart attack
this morning. She was SO.
Handwritten notices on black
bordered paper appeared in shop
windows announcing cancella-
ton Of war veterans dances
which traditionaliy follow Are
mistice Day. The French radio
network modified its programs.
Hunting parties and dinner re-
ceptions were cancelled.
The French Presidents wife
died at Ramhouillet Chateau. IS
miles southwest Of Paris. where
she had gone for the week end
with her husband. Unwell since
an attack Of grippe q week ago.
she suddenly collapsed on the
carpet Of her salon 1t the Elysees
palace while receiving Armistice
Day delegations yesterday.
Immediately ON arrival at
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RambouiIlet she took to her bed.
Another heart attack came ct II
o'clock Friday night. Five and q
half hours later. before any Of
her family could be summoned,
she was dead.
Although Frenchmen tradi-
tionally make fun Of their top
hated, tail-coated Presidents.
and Mrs. Coty's stout figure was
never spared BY the cartoonists,
there seemed Q nationwide wave
of genuine sorrow at her sudden
passing.
France-Soir, the largest mass
circulation newspaper in France.
described her as 'the very image
of goodness and kindness" " The
Cotys had been wed since 1907,
Survivors In addition to the
President include two children,
Mrs. Geneyieve Egloff and Mrs.
Anne-Maries George, and sew
erai grandchildren. President
Coty. 73. also has been suffering
from the strain Of . heavy round
of official and ceremonial duties.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Narcotics Raids
Send 30 10 Jail

Police. Treasury agents and
Deputy United States Marshals
Iarmed with IS warrants began
Icanvassing the city last night in
q wholesale crack down on dope
lpeddlers.
Beginning at 4 pm. and work
ling well past midnight, the
group managed TO pick up and
charge approximately 80 per-
sons as "small-time" narcotics
lyiolators before word spread
that the agents were out.
Most Of those arrested were
taken TO the Second. Thirteenth,
Ninth and Tenth precincts. All
were brought to the central
|cell block at police headquarters
for processing.
Capt. Todd Thoman OF the
Metropolitan narcotics squad
said the raids climaxed an in
Iyestigation undertaken jointly
by his squad and federal mar
Icotics officers that began quitely
Ifive months ago.
Among the places entered, the
policeman said. were houses in
the first block OF G street S.W..
THE Dunbar Hotel and q house
In the 1900 block OF Meies place
lN. E.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Eight announced the resiena-
tions Of Alexander Boiker, grand
correspondent. who Is going to
Boston, and Edward Marthill.
grand advocate. who Is moving
to Sarasota. Fla. At the last
grand promenade. David E. Kis-
LUX was elected grand cores
pondent and Byron @. Carson
grand advocate.
Newly elected officers Of the
George s. Patton. jr. Tank Corps
Post are: Commander. Glen H.
Robertson: vice commanders.
Leonard NJ. Hendricks, Charles
william Garrison and Kenneth
u. Mittelstetter; adjustaIlt, Jo-
|seph A. Powers: membership ofii-
|cer, Leonard M. Hendricks;
finance officer. z. T. Compton.
Second Division Post ELECTED:
Commander, James LaBiance:
vice commanders. DeFcFest
Davis and Patrick II. Hedernaii;
Iadjutant, John A. Alexander;
finance officer. virginius +. VIII
Hams: chaplain, Francis j..
Curry; sergeant-at-arfns. Ken
meth Albert Martin: judge advo-
Icate, !. r. Zoantz; executive
Icommittee, John F. Clardy. Rob-
Iert c. Alexander and Harold T.
Durkin.
Army and Air Force Post
elected as new members: Cyril
II. Babish. Estelle Meyer. Vir-
Iginia Lynch and Alphonso zmud-
sinski: also Nelson P. jackson.
who has rejoined the ranks after
being away for some time.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Sinking Swimmers
Pulled in BY Reel

A new idea Of life-saving Is
becoming popular this year on
the beaches Of New Zealand.
wellington reports.
Lifeguards are being equipped
with rod and line. II q swimmer
gets himself into difnculties. .
rough line with q lifebelt at
tached to the end OF 1t instead
OF a hook. is cast out and the
exhausted swimmer Is reeled in.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Program Set
|By 40 & 8

Mrs. Mae Hunnicutt Of Musk
ogee, Okla, national cf1apeau of
the Eight and Forty, has ap-
pointed Mrs. Frances Ford Snow
as national parliamentarian, and
Mrs. Ellen Louise Warren as
chairman of the Finance Com
mittee.
The next meeting Of the d. G.
Salon will be held Wednesday
lat the Raleigh Hotel. with Mrs.
Margaret Greenburg. presiding
The annual country fair Of
Sergeant Jasper Unit viii be
held jointly with Jasper Post
at the Legion Club. 433 Third
street NV. at 7:30 pm. Satur-
day. The proceeds will be used
to carry out the Child Welfare
Program.
Costello Unit will hold q party
lat Mount Alto Hospital in Ward
Ell on Tuesday night.
Woodbridge Unit will hold 9
Penny Arcade at 2022 Rhode
Island avenue NE. on Novem-
Der 80.
Scheduled meetings:
Department Executive Com
,mittee. tomorrow, 8 pm, 43s
Third street NV.
Bunker Hill Unit, Tuesday. 43s
Third street NV.
Potomac Unit. Tuesday, Pail.
|sades Field House.
Woodbridge Unit. wednesday
4627 Twelfth street NE.
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Annual Country Fair
Arranged by Legion Post

Sergeant Jasper Post and its
Auxiliary Of the American Lee
gion viii hold their annual
Country Fair from 8 pm. 70
midnight Saturday at the Amer
ican Legion Club. 433 Third
street NV.
r. G. Masterson was elected
third vice commander Of George
Washington Post to Ill a va
cancy caused by the withdrawal
of Roy F. DeLano as candidate
for that office.
comdr. Stephen j. Grillo dis
|cussed plans for a Christmas
party, urging members to bring
gifts. food. toys. dolls for the
|underprivileged children. He
plans an intensive membership
campaign and details In connec-
ton with the annual pilgrimage
Ito Mount Vernon, where services
win be held on Washington 4
Birthday, with Q wreath-layine
program.
The Department Executive
Committee meeting viii be held
lat $3.50 pm. Tuesday at the
American Legion Club, with De-
Ipartment Commander Louis
lZindel presiding.
Jane A. Delano Post will hold
q rummage sale on Saturday. al
I1l07 Fourth street NV. Mem
lbers are asked to contact Mrs
Florence johnson. LU. 2-3939.
Cooley -McC Cullough Post will
hold Veterans Day meeting
lat 8 pm. Tuesday at the Hotel
Burlington. The guest speaker
will be Jack Steele, Scripps-
Howard staff writer.
Grand Voiture 174 Forty et
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Mrs. Mory R. Beavers, 81,
Devoted Red Cross Worker

Mrs. Mary r. Beavers. 81, q
lifelong resident Of Washington.
died Unexpectedly Of q heart at
tack Thursday at George WASH
ington University Hospital.
Mrs. Beavers was the widow Of
William H. Beavers, former chief
engineer at the Navy Yard here.
who died in 1919. The former
Mary r. Walker, she was the
daughter Of the late Joseph and
Mary Ellen Walker.
A devoted worker for the Red
Cross during World War II, Mrs.
Beavers knitted many afghans
for the hospitals. She was q
member Of Martha Chapter No.
4. Order of the Eastern Star.
The chapter viii hold Eastern
Star services for her at 8 o'clock
tonight.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldao couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, pait three full days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Donald Middleton. "a, 733 Hobart .pl
NV, and Eunice Carroll. ~, l2l4
Thonsa nsen psters " ne IN. 2s1a twenty. tourtl,
Twents-tourth q; ne.
and Maurice rullum. 30. 2l1i Second
william viii Swawrzyniec. 20. Mosinee. wis.,.
and Betty Lamb, %. 1910 Fourteenth
George Kerr. rs II; loIs ssysntesgt.ss
e RI ne. and Juanita smith, 10 1873
Asa csl4Is aRSuRi EsstSsTs tt IS. 4sfoms PARK
Raymond ni Little, 20, 1901 ssventesnsh
Robert RiIsy. III. %. 1920 Arsyls yer
nv. and Janice Klus. ls. 8 Kendall
James MESH Harrison ri 20. a4oe seventeenth pl
SCI. and virginia smoot. IS, 1884
Paul lsSrkett, ss, Lawrence. PA. spe
Martina Scott. So. 4b12 Fourteenth st
NV, and Thomasa Borreli. AZ. 45iz
viii nss5s SisfsP ssaus: e. e. bsi siss HsYi zs Fl S
Joseph a;a Jackson. II. eia A st ne. ana
Irene Hsissimsaan, ;a6a M els =, ne, -.
waiter KalSzienskI 90. Buffalo, \, r.
and Gloria Pareon. 22, 346 Maur'
LLOYD Harley. 81. seattle. wash. AMI
Murtel Moore. "a, Barnesstapie. Eng
Arthur hnT sundry. es Blairsyine. PA, "!
Dosald l9nTk Thompson. px III, s8s Tndjso ave
Sc. and Rose Martin, %. 1oi4 EleY'
pennIson Graine. 81, 5s Y St nv. ant
Robert Weatherford. 3S. l42s park r.
NV. and Elsie Jones, 30, lS4e Pari
Ras5sa ,.. Na@; aai, e 1883 IsSs Ffss Rss. = Il IL .
Eueene Miller 81 433 L St. nv. ant
sheila Garrison. IS, 95 4 st. M na,,w.h.m,
Thomas Harri1gson S5' sI asi4 5n AlAIsmS g41s
n.Sia ESFt9 lsaoaab GTSlsabs 5ye M e. la77 rotom.,
ave. Sc. and Annie jackson. 2o' lXot
IcarI A. Holspa. 81, Aidervood Manor
wash. and Hattie Pans. 30, For
claude Macponaid A. coilege Par.:
Nd. and Elaine Pack. 80. 3oOe y q
samuel nwI JONES. %. 45os fifteenth q
NV, and Annette Epstein, 20. T0l
.s.91 g1affsnDos HsTnes Oklahoma CITY. an,
Myrtle dearfen, 25, 1913 Harvard ct
John m sanborn. 80. 1900 8 st. NV, an,
MadeiynIl White, IA, DedhAn. Mass
warren Moore. 81, Arlington. Va. aI'
Leora Jonea. %. Glendale, Calf.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Edwurd I. Strong,
.us Buick Munuuer

FLINT, Mich, Nov. IL tR.
Edward T. Strong, rs, retired
president and general manager
OF General Motors Buick Divi-
sion, died Friday at McLaren
General Hospital. He headed the
Buick Division from 1925 to 1888.
Mr.. Strong became q salesman
for Mccormick Harvesting Ma
chine Co. and managed It's sales
ofilces at Buffalo. Indianapolis
and Chicago before joining Buick
In 1910 as general sales manager.
He was named president and
general manager III 1926 on the
death Of Garry H. Bassett. He
retired In 1893.
Mr.. Strong's survivors include
his widow, Grace Willis, and q
son. Bruce, Of Palm Beach. Fla.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Salesman Is Robbed
While Parking Cor

A 50-year-old salesman told
police he was held up and robbed
last night as he was parking his
auto In a garage in the rear of
the I40O block Of Girard street
NV.
Emmitt Shanks, OF 1434 Har-
ward street NV. said he had
just alighted from his car when
he felt an object showed into his
back. He said his assailant. q
colored man about IS years old.
told him. Keep stili and you
won't get hurt"
He said the bandit took his
wallet containing $50 In cash and
q SIPS check.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Mrs. {. G. ButterfieId, Long
An Arlington Area Worker

Mrs. =. c. Butterfeld, 81, who
was active In Arlington commu-
nifty life for many years, died
yesterday In the Lone Acre Nurs-
ing Home in Fairfax. Va. Mrs.
Butterfield, who had q heart
condition, had been an invalid
for several years.
Born Edna Butler in Marys-
vile, Kansas, Mrs. Butterfield
graduated from Kansas State
College with q major in home
economics in 1918. and from the
Army School OF Nursing in 1921.
She worked as nurse In the
Henry Street Settlement House
lin New York City before moving
TO Washington in 1929 after her
marriage to Mr.. Butterfleld.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Oriental Shrine
Dinner Set Tuesduy

Su zu Court. Ladies' Oriental
Shrine of North America. viii
be visited Tuesday by the Grand
High Priestess. Lady Ida M. Inch
OF Flint. Mich. A dinner honor
ing Mrs. Inch win be held at the
Shoreham Hotel at $50 pm,
followed by an initiation cere-
mony.
Nineteen candidates for mem
bership viii be. put through the
ritual of this class. Chairman
for the dinner is Ada Walker
Of Su zu Court. assisted by
Miriam Silva. Mittie B. Carroll.
high priestess Of Su zu Court,
will preside.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

She devoted herself to commu-
nifty affairs here. and was active
in the Arlington County Tuber-
culosis Association. and the Ar
lington Women's Club.
Mr.. Butterfield, q horticulturist
with the Agriculture Department.
died in 1850.
Surviving are q step daughter.
Mrs. w. @. Wells of Clearwater,
Fla: a niece. Mrs. Waldo Lee
of Marysville, Kans.. and a
nephew, Loren r. Kirkwood of
|Haddonfield. N. j.
Services will be held tomorrow
at $3.50 pm. at the Ives funeral
home, 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arling-
ton. Burial win be in Fort Lin
lcoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Mrs. Beavers is survived by
three daughters. Mrs. Bernetta
B. Hoffman. Of s1o5 Rittenhouse
street NV. with whom she
lived: mrs. Gertrude M. Connel-
ly, Of Miami Beach. Fla, and
Mrs. Lucy B. Altman. of Wash
ington and Miami Beach: two
grandchildren and one great
grandchild. Also surviving is a
sister. Mrs. Hattie Cook. Of
Princeton. N. j.
Services viii be at tie s. H.
Hines funeral home, 29J1 Four
teenth street NV, at / pm. to-
morrow. with the Rev. DR.. Ed
ward o. Clarke. Of the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church, ofiiciat-
ing. Burial viii be In Congress
Sionai Cemetery,
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Mary r. Kelly Heads
Gold Star Mothers

Mary r. Kelly was installed as
president Of Grace Darling sei-
bold Chapter Of the American
Gold Star Mothers, Inc. by
Maude Fry. national first vice
president. at the national head
quarters. 2l2s Leroy place NV.
Other officers installed are:
First vice president. Eiya P. New
man; second vice president. Ma
Irie Al. McAfee: treasurer. Ross
|Maloney: corresponding secre-
|tary, Helen Smith: recording Sec
Iretary. Ruth r. Pensyl: sergeant
lat arms, Rulon r. Sheers; cus--
todian Of records. Caroline 9.
IHodgkin: historian. Johanna @.
ITrondson: color guard. Augusta
lElze; banner guard. Ethel Deal:
musician, Kathryn Fisher.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Legion Blasted
In ave Attack


ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov.
IL R.-The American Veterans
Committee said today, @The time
has come to dissolve the myth
that the American Legion repre-
sents the majority Of American
veterans"
A resolution adopted at the
annual Ave convention said Le-
gion members should act to end
"subversion" Of their organiza-
ton by a "reactionary minority" /"
The ave. founded in 1914.
has an estimated 10000 mem-
bers. The Legion has about 8
million members.
The resolution said the AVG
has co-operated in the past with
other veteran organizations.
However, we can not in good
conscience refrain from direct
ing the attention Of the Ameri-
can public to the simple and
basic fact that the American
Legion does not speak for the
American veterans" the ave
said.
The American Legion's recent
positions on UNESCO. loyalty
loaths. civil rights and other mat
ters of extreme Importance to
the Nation. are demonstrabiy not
the opinions of the overwhelming
majority Of American veterans. i,
"The time has come to dis
solve the myth that the Amer
Iiean Legion represents the ma
liority Of American veterans
In a speech prepared for de-
livery to the AVG convention,
Gov. Orville L. Freeman OF Min
Inesota said tonight the Nations
political and social institutions
must be streamlined to keep pace
with the rapid advance OF tech
lnoloQy.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
.Near-bIizzard
Hits ; States

DENVER. Nov. IL tR. "A near
blizzard snowstorm swept over
sections OF Montana. Wyoming
and Northern Colorado today.
One man was reported miss
ing. Two young Montana moth
ers, lost overnight in sub-zerc
temperatures, were found alive
by searchers on snow -blanketed
Cabinet Mountain. 20 miles south
of Libby. Mont.
Earl Dansizen. 45. was re-
ported missing in a snow-covered
mountain county in wyoming.
The Montana women. lost
from q hunting party, were Mrs
william Thomson. 2l. and Mrs
DON Thomson. %, Of Libby. They
had failed to meet their hus-
bands at the car yesterday after
noon after q day Of hunting.
cut Bank. Mont. was the
coolest spot in the Nation today,
hitting q low Of % degrees be-
low zero at . am. Unicnville,
near the State capital OF Helena,
10 degrees below. while
Helena was only 9 degrees
warmer.
Snowfalls up to 16 inches were
reported. Cheyenne. capital Of
wyoming. had q blanket Of seven
inches. Nearly q foot fell in
the Glacier National Park area
and at Fraser, Colorado resort
where President Eisenhower has
done considerable trout fishing.
The State highway patrol re-
ported that independence Pass
was closed. Other Colorado
passes were open. but snow
packed.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Ned Marin, Agent
For Movie Sturs

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. IL (H)s-
Ned Marin. so. agent for such
famed Hollywood stars as John
Wayne, Susan Hayward. the late
James Dean and June Haver, Is
dead from 4 brain ttmor.
One Of the top agents in the
business, MIR. Marin died yester-
day after surgery at Cedars Of
Lebanon Hospital.
He had started in the sales
department OF Universal Pictures
in 1920 and once was q producer
for the old First National Co. and
Goth Century-Fox Studios.
Mr.. Marin, vice president Of
Famous Artists Corp, entered
the hospital Tuesday shortly
after returning from Hawaiian
vacation.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Robert TiIImonns, S,
Bonn Cubinet Minister

BERLIN. Nov. II tFl. Robert
Tiilmanns. West German cabinet
minister without portfolio. died
tonight after . heart attack At d
West Berlin hospital. He was SO.
Mr.. Tillmanns had been a
deputy chairman Of Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer's Christian
Democratic Party.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Somuel T. Andrews, Head
Of PEPCO Survey Department

Samuel =. Andrews. 81. head
Of the survey department OF the
Potomac Electric Power Com
pany. died yesterday in George
Washington University Hospital.
Mr. Andrews died shortly after
he was stricken at his home at
1O8 North Brook Lane. Bethesda.
He had suffered from q kidney
ailment for several years.
He became survey engineer.
the top man In the department.
on January / Of this year. He
came to PEPCO In 1882 and the
23 years he served the company
were al spent In the survey
department.
A native Of Essex, Mass. Mr..
Andrews was a graduate OF VIII
braham Academy. Wiibrahann.
Mass, and Rennsalaer rolytech-
Evening star., 1955-11-13
DEATHS REPORTED


Ffos1 ~. D. G. Health Department,
M.nv AMsslaide :sHs1 Johnson os l2g NJ
rdiss srisl:Sssarz. Aissl:S sz 4ts 81 isss ssss M:
peMIeSsT.. 5suT Dlya' E sSl woodI.sa 4, yo,..,
spiTos d6aeonas. "a. sis Massaehussst.
ckslIss Doushsrty, n. a2o taylor
LsSora Dellstt, ee. 5siB Nevada ave NV,
Mary Hreen. 80, 1914 Livinesfon st. NV.
John Ferauhar, SIS. 42lI Chesapeake
yuiin. \ syhsleheI Al, ,2og4 arr II. "a,
MARY Kismms lO4le Inwood ave. 81
joseph AraEon. infant. 1904 newton
James : Whitinr, 70. I44e q It. IL.
g.,1, lanes 5;.s hnscas III Asnovsf q NV.
Claude Jewell. 30. 24O1 irying pi. III.
Gli1oEd Milliarns 90, $40 63d st. ne.
Ross Parker, bf. I62 q st. NE.
1llswcrth PenNiek. 81. ais Kentucky
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Thurston +. Waterman, As,
ConsuIor OfficioI in Germany

Thurston Francis Waterman.
As, United States consular ofiicial
assigned to the American Con-
sulate General at Frankfurt,
Germany. died Thursday ut the
Naval Medical Center, Bethesda.
Appointed to the foreign sery-
Ice in April, Mr.. Waterman
sailed for Germany In May. He
was returned here for hospitals
zation October II and died fol-
lowing surgery for cancer. He
lived at 220I Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Mr.. Waterman was employed
IN the passport office of the State
Department from 1889 until this
year. except for about two years
when he was in the Army. While
assigned to the passport Office
he was sent on special detail to
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Knights Of Columbus
MEETINGS This Week

knights Of Columbus meetings
this week are:
Today, Q am. to IL, visitation
to Blue Plains. Bishop Byrne
Council.
Monday, Sis pm, Potomac
Council, Grand Knight Robert
n. Clarity. x. of G. Club, o13
Tenth street NV,
Tuesday. Sis pm, Carroll
Council, Grand Knight Nicholas
Catucci, K. of G. Club.
Thursday. s:l5 pm. Washing
ton Council, Grand Knight
George j. McNamara, K. Of G.
Club.
Saturday, 9 pm. Kearle Coul1-
ell, dance, K. Of c. Club.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

mic Institute. Troy. N. Y. Where
he specialized in drafting and
engineering.
Mr.. Andrews was q member Of
Westmoreiand Congregational
church. where he served as an
usher. and was . former member
of the mems club. He also
belonged to Manor Country
Club.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
|Myrtice Swain Andrews. and a
daughter. Judy. q sophomore at
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
Services viii be held at 2ep.m.
tomorrow ct Robert A. Purn-
'phrey's Bethesda Chevy Chase
funeral home, 1857 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda, with burial
Tuesday In Essex. Mass.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Hong Kong IN connection with
passport and citizenship naattars.
He was cited by Secretary Of
State Dulles for his work at that
post.
Mr.. Waterman was born u
Albany, N. Y. He got his bache-
lor Of arts and master Of arts
degrees from Yale University. He
taught at Dunkirk College In
New York and worked for the
Social Security Board in Balti-
more in the early l930's.
Survivors are two aunts, Mrs.
]. G. Quinn and Mrs. A. q. Pack.
both Of Albany.
Services win be held at noon
Tuesday at Gawler,s funeral
home. l756 Pennsylvania avenue
NV Burial win be In Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Heuds PIoy Group

BOSTON, Nov. IL (Pl.--U United
Cerebral Palsy Association today
elected Louis G. Wilton, Of West
port. Conn, as national presi-
dent. succeeding Jack Hausman
of Nel York. Mr.. Wilton is
president Of Pratt Daniel Corp,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Turtle Products

The 1896 people Of the cay
man Islands III the West Indies.
q Ceylon dependency. have en-
tered world trade by producing
turtle soup. turtle skins. tortoise
shells and shark skins. Kingston
reports.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

CATHOLIC CLOTHING APPEAL POSTER
This color poster appealing to Catholics for gifts of cloth
ing and blankets to the annual Bishops Thanksgiving
Clothing Collection drive win be displayed in Catho
lie schools churches and rectories The campaign radi
tionay held during Thanksgiving week. November 20 to ~
for the needy It conducted by the Catholic
Relief ServcesNational Catholic Welfare Conference
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