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John {. WyviI|, S.
Construction Official

John Christopher Wyvill, SIS,
construction superintendent for
the contracting firm Of Whit
tington & Brown, died Wednes-
day in Sibley Hospital after a
heart attack. He lived at 1926
Newton street NE.
Born in Upper Marlboro. Md,
the son of the late Anthony
James and Mary Ridgely Wyvill
Mr.. Wyvill was a graduate OF
Upper Marlboro High Scool and
Columbia Technical Institute.
He was a member Of the I'm
maculate Heart Council, knights
of Columbus in Upper Marlboro;
Nocturnal Alteration and Holy
Name Societies of st. Francis de
Sales Church and the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and
JoinerS.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Ruth Mildred Mayhem Wyvill;
son, John, jr., of the home;
four sisters, Sister Rose Anthony
of the Order of Charity of Naza-
reth, Louisville, KY; Mrs. Helen
Griffin of Baltimore. Mrs. Mary
Coyle of l725 Thirty-first street
Sc. and Mrs. Clara Wells of
Upper Marlboro, and five broters.
Francis w., Charles j., Michael
T.. vice president and cashier of
the Waldorf Bank and Nicholas
M. Wyvill, all of Upper Marlboro,
and Anthony Wyvill of 534l
Twenty-eighth street NV.
Services will be held at 10 am.
tomorrow in st. Francis de Sales
Catholic Church, Rhode Island
avenue and Twentieth street NE.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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nurses aide in various hospitals
Mrs. Colbert was member of
the Order of the Eastern Star
Rebekah Lodge. the American
Legion Auxiliary and the Sons
and Daughters of Liberty. She
belonged to the Grace Memorial
Church in Colmar Manor.
Survivors include her husband,
two sons, Gordon B. Colbert of
Camp Springs, Md, and Shelby
w. Colbert. of Brentwood, Md;
two daughters. Mrs. Margaret L.
Kanzler, Of Cheverly, Md. and
Mrs. Eileen D. Miller, of An
napolis.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 a m. tomorrow at Chambers
funeral home. 5801 Cleveland
avenue, Riverdale. Md. Burial
will be in Hamilton, Va.
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Charles J. McAuIiffe, 81,
6P0 Enqraver 81 Years

Charles ]. McAuliffe, an en-
graver at the Government Print
ing Office for 80 years, died yes
terday at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
MI. McAuliffe, who was 81,
was a native of Baltimore. Be-
fore going to work at the GPO
he was employed by a Baltimore
newspaper. He lived at 6916
Thirty-thlrd street NV.
Mr.. McAuliffe belonged to the
Irish Wal Veterans and was a
past commander of a District
post of that organization. He
was in the Army during World
War I.
Surviving him are his widow
Mary. and three sisters, Miss
Agatha McAuliffe, Mrs. Louise
Boyle and Mrs. Victor Furst, all
of Baltimore.
Prayers will be said at 9 am
Monday at the Chevy Chase
funeral home, 5101 Wisconsin
avenue NV. A requiem mass will
be offered at $50 am. at 5he
Blessed Sacrament Church
Chevy Chase circle NV. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mr.. Ofiutt was a graduate of
the Washington and Lee Uni
versity School of Engineering. He
was a member of the Alpha Chi
Rho Fraternity at W&L.
Mr.. Offutt was surveyor for
Charles County and also acted as
county aid supervisor.
He was a member of the Clan
Gregor Society of the WASH
ington Golf and Country Club.
In addition to his widow, Mary
Brady Offutt, he is survived by
four daughters, Mrs. Frank P.
Hamilton, Mrs. William T. Nc
Cormick. Mrs. Paul H. Drury,
Mrs. James G. Conroy: two sons.
Thomas J. and William E. Of
futt, jr.. and IS grandchildren.
He also is survived by four sisters
and three brothers.
A rosary service will be held at
8 o'clock tonight at the Fitz-
gerald funeral home. 3245 Will
son boulevard, Arlington. A
requiem mass will be offered at
10 am. tomorrow at St. Agnes
Catholic Church, 1000 block Of
North Randolph street, Arling-
ton. Burial will be in the Monoc-
acy Cemetery at Beallsville, Md.
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Walter ]. Mitchell,
Former Maryland
JUDGE, Dies at S3
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LA PLATA. Md, Mar. IL
Walter ]. Mitchell. former Court
of Appeals judge. president of
the State Senate and veteran
Charles County Democratic lead
er, died yesterday at Physicians
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Mitchell would have been
"a next Wednesday.
He was elected to the State
Senate for four consecutive
terms, from 1919 to 1884. He
served as president in 1888 and
declined nomination to a fifth
term saying he had served long
enough.
Left Court in 1941
The late Gov. Albert c. Ritchie
appointed Mr.. Mitchell to the
7th judicial Circuit bench in
1884 and he served as chief judge
of the circuit and an associate
judge Of the Court of Appeals
from 1884 to 1941 when he
retired because of i'll health.
A native of La Plata, Judge
Mitchell attended Charlotte Hall
School and RECEIVED his law de-
gree from the University OF
Maryland in 1894.
Five years later he married
Florence Campbell Jenifer Of
Loch Raven who survives him.
Was Newspaper Publisher
He was editor and publisher
of the La Plata Times Crescent
from 1897 to 1894. He also was
trustee Of Charlotte Halr Mill
tary Academy.
Surviving in addition to his
widow are three sons, Hugh NJ.
James c. and Walter Mitchell
jr., all Of La Plata; two daugh-
ters, Miss Mary Emily Mitchell
La Plata and Mrs. Rudy Schmick
of Bronxville, N. Y.
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HarryL. Bell, Pastor
OF Columbia Heights
Christian Church

The Rev. Harry L. Bell. "a.
pastor of the Columbia Heights
Christian Disciples Of Christi
Church. died yesterday at
Georgetown University Hospital.
Mr.. Bell lived at .140s varnum
street NV. He came to the
church at 1885 Park road NV.
In 1942.
Mr.. Bell was a native Of Mel
bourne, Australia. He was reared
in Wagnanui. New Zealand, and
came to America in 1911. He
entered the University Of Oregon
and finished his training for the
clergy in 1915.
Mr.. Bell served churches in
Olympia, Wash. Ellensburg.
Wash, and Harlan. KY. His last
post before coming to Washing
ton was at Marion, Ohio.
He was a member Of the Fed
eral Masonic Lodge No. ! and
the Washington Commandery.
He was president of the Marion
Ministerial Association and was
a member of the Ohio State Re-
ligious Education Commission.
He headed the Capital Mission
ary Society here for several years.
In addition to his widow, Mary
S. Bell, he is survived by four
sons: Raymond, of 500 Rock
Greek road NV, the Rev. Wayne
Bell, of Richmond, Va. the Rev.
Winston C. Bell, of Niles, Ohio.
and the Rev. Keith Bell, Of r.
vine, KY; one daughter. Mrs.
Harry w. Smith. Of Harlan, KY;
two brothers and a sister.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at his church.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
cemetery.
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Braths

WALKER, CATHERINE C. On wednes-
pital CATHERINE c. WALKER. be-
ssS H.s9 SasGes e the 81. late .so ssD .1r and
yiTed sy a nephew. Thomas Nc;
Funeral Home. sast WIS Wiseonsih a ave- s.
ann e sReaes ss'qIoss to g. Anns Ma5fh church
consin ave. and Yuma st. NV. where
requiem mass will be offered at 10
Am. Friends and relatives invited
Interment Mount Oiiyet Cemetery.
WASHINGTON. LoTTIE. On wednes-
day: Marsh Q. 1885. Mrs, LQTTIE
H. Washington. formerly. Of sI6 3 Lib
FIesehsf and Ms 41nee chSrloste al Ms PEARSON asas
she also Is survived BY one nephey.
ward wrIsht: two sons-in1 Jaw. James
Fletcher and Ellsworth Pearson: one
daushter-in-law, Catherine washing
After / pm. Friday. March III ii, friends h
may call At the Henry g. Washineton
4 Sons Funeral Home. 467 N 81. NV.
where services, will be held on satnr-
johnson ofhciatins. fnterment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
WEAkLEY. CHAUNCY BAILEY. sud
denly. on THURSDAY. March 8. 1855.
a Emergency Hospital, cHAUNCY
sALET sH foTefls %sAlKtEY q I'D 4ef T.SsE. oT.5d s.
HSmner HhFeSa of fS2s scott nsis Rsns q services ~
ct the 8: H. Hines Co.. Funeral Home,
290i 14th st. NV, on Saturday. March
le: Ct 10 am. Interment Fort LINCOLN
WEBER. RAYMOND L. On Monday.
kkasYIfaaoNb ksIfa &Essa Il afYuisHa isqs sess ss
Tree lane. Falls Church, Va. beloved
husband Of carmeIina c, Weber. father
Of mary MAJ I,I, An,ne, R9ymSnd . Louis, , Marion,
Albert NJ. Weber and Mrs. Junius Il
Martin; Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th St; and Mass; ave.
sttse.l sf u viii npqa e b,S TSSrsSy s.t4ssa MTsh
cedsr SH Hiii' Cemetery. am' in'e'nfn' II
WILLIE. RHODA CATHERINE. On We'd
afs6ss esfsE Mffia bsiosed Eh1A VIE of IT,
late Isaae Willie; ST., and mother
Joseph N, and Horatio s. While.
Of Money 4 King, Vienna. va. where
services will be held on SATURDAY,
ahf'H aii Hcemstssrs mi Bah oafton. lA'Sf%sh' W, Th'
MsSsh sEsJH4 iSs5 sEsrHA o. g. THfssoS MHIsoN
B. Wilson and Everett v and Fred
Wilson Miss wilson rests at the
Warner e. Humphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring. Nd,
where services viii be held on Satur-
day, March ~, at 10 am. Intcrment
Elkton Cemetery. Elkton. Md. II
wYvlLL, JOHN CHRISTOPHER. On
Memorial Hospitai. join cHRisTftoos-
PHER WYvILL Of 2226 Newton st. ne,
beloved husband OF Ruth MayheW
Wyvill. father of John christopher
Wyytll. jr.. and brother OF Anthony
j. Wyvll and Mrs. Mary w. Coyle,
both of Washington. D. c.: W. Frank.
Charles j.. Michael T.. and Nicholas
M: Wyyille and Mrs. Clara W. Wells.
all of Upper Marlboro. Md. and Mrs.
Helen v: Grimm Of Baltimore. Md, and
Sister Rose Anthony, Order of the Sis
ters of Charity of Nazareth. Ky.
Friends may call ct the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 l4th st. NV.
Prayers at the above funeral home at
gao am. Saturday. March 12: thence
to st. Francis De Sales Catholic Church,
goth s.. and Rhode Island ave. ne.
where requiem high mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. for the repose of his
soul: Relatives and friends are in
vited. Entombment Fort Lincoln Maui
soleum In lieu Of flowers, contribu-
tions may be, sent to the Heart Fund.
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Mrs. Eva Randolph, SO,
Widow OF Ex-Pasior Here

Mrs. Eva Wolf Randolph, 88,
widow of Rev. DR.. Herbert F.
Randolph, one-time pastor of
Foundry Methodist Church, died
today at Gates Mills, Ohio.
Mrs. Randolph lived here from
1919 until 1924 while her hus-
band was pastor at Foundry
Methodist.
She was born in Geigertown,
Pa. and was active throughout
her life in Methodist church
work. She was a graduate of
Centenary College, Hacketts-
town, N. j.
She is survived by two sons
and a daughter. Funeral serv-
ices will be held tomorrow in
Cleveland. Burial will be in
Northfield, Mass. on Monday.
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Oscar F. Mayer, IS,
Meat Firm Founder
By the Assoeioted Press

! CHICAGO, Mar. 11.-Oscar r.
Mayer. 95, founder of the meat
packing firm bearing his name.
died at his home today.
Mr.. Mayer, born in Bavaria in
1859, came to the United States
in 1873. He began his career in
| the meat industry by answering
hoy wanted" sign in a Detroit
market.
He came to Chicago in 1875,
and in 1888 opened his own re-
tail meat market on the site Of
the company's present plant.
His brother, Gottfried, joined
him and the market became Os-
car Mayer & Bro. In 1919, after
plant had been acquired in
Madison, Wise, to expand prod
uction, the firm adopted it's pre-
sent name, Oscar Mayer g. Co.
Mr.. Mayors son, Oscar c.. now
president of the firm, Joined the
company in 1909 after his grad
uation from Harvard.
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AnthropoIoeist to Talk

DR.. Ashley Montagu, chairman
Of the Department of Anthro-
pology at Rutgers University, will
speak on "The Nature Of Human
Nature" at All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV, at $50 pm. to-
morrow. Mr.. Montagu's lecture
is sponsored by the Washington
School Of Psychiatry.
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DR.. B. 6. Ehrenreich,
Zionist Educator

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Mar. II.
DIR, Bernard c. Ehrenreich, 10,
founder of the American Zionist
Movement and the ZBTA scho-
lastic fraternity, died yesterday
at the age of 70.
He was known throughout the
country as an educator and for
his work with boys camps.
Evening star., 1955-03-11

ACldIu = M e
mortal Hospi-
tai, River
dale, Md.
A native Of
Al e X a n dria.
she lived in
Maryland for
80 years. She
was active in
C h a r / t a b / e
work, having
driven for the
r e d Cross
during World
War II and
worked as q
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Edison street.
Arlington.
Born in
BarneSville in
Upper Mont
gomery Coun-
ty, Md, Mr.
Ofutt later
ed in
Charles Coun-
ty, Md. He
moved to Vir-
ginia in I947
a nd built
hOnHoc in A.
lington and
Falls Church.
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JACKSON. ELLEN. In loving memory
of our devoted aunt, ELLEN JACKSON.
who departed this life two years ago
today. March IL, 1858.
Sweet to be called from the valley we
plod.
Sweet to be freed from darkness and
clod;
Sweet to be hidden forever in God.
cherished memory sweet and true.
With greatest love we think of you.
May her soul Tgt FfSs HaIpsi,S IN pssse
LANCASTER, WILLIAM JACKJ. In
sheT afnT MEM n 0g1 gAtk 1ftbtE nSs syfRs
who departed this life one year ago,
March IL, 1854.
He slipped so quietly away.
We pray that God has given you
CHANG; JACKIE; KAREN. LEsA AND
LANCASTER, WILLIAM. In memory Of
my friend, WILLIAM LANCASTER. who
passed away March IL, 1854.
He had a smile for everyone.
A heart as pure as gold.
To those who knew and loved him,
His memory will never grow old.
PATTERSON. LUCINDA NJ. In loving
NJ. PATTERSON, who passed away one
year ago today. March II. 1864. =.
The years may wipe out many things.
| But this they'll wipe out never,
The memory of those happy days
ROSETTA. JULIA AND THELMA.
PATTERSON, LUCINDA. MILLER. "A
tribute Of love and devotion to the
memory men T q our our dear friend. LUCINDA
one year ago today. March II. 1854.
Always so true. unselish and kind,
A few in this world her equal you'll
A breath full of life that came to an
She died as she lived, everyone's friend.
FRANCES AND THELMA.
PENN. iEi EEFlE Y; E,,,J IN ! loving al memoTy o.
parted this life sixteen years ago today.
Just a memory, fond and true;
Just token Of loves devotion
LoVhisoL nffEE fHELMA MA lPpss PENN for zEia zSs
SHARPE. PRESTON. In loving memory
Of our husband and stepfsther. PRES
TON, SHARPE. who passed on March
Our family circle has been broken,
A link gone from our chain:
But though we're parted for awhile.
yoGs teSH IoVHINo u WIFE VIZ 4isf %Nb sfEPcHn
SHARPE. PRESTON IHYMIE5. In
| memory OF PRESTON tHYMIEl
SHARPE, who passed away year ago
today.
We cannot say and will not say
! That he Is dead, he Is Just away:
In the love of there and the love OF
We think Of him stiil as the same.
And say. he is not dead. he Is Just
MOTHER AND FAMILY.
TWINE, WILLIAM II. In loving mem
ory OF my devoted husband. WILLIAM
H. TW1NE. who left me twenty-four
years ago today, March IL. 1881.
Deep in my heart the memory is kept
OF one ! loved and can never forget.
LOVING WIFE. lola
VINE, WALTER, IN loying memory OF
our dear brother, WALTER VINE. who
passed away twenty-five wears ago.
March Z. 1888.
You had a smile for every one,
A heart pure as gold:
To those who knew and loved you.
Y9vr memory VIII never srow old.
WELLS; SUSIE: In memory Of SUSIE
WELLS, who left US fourteen years ago
today March IL, 194l.
Today recalls the memory
OF O loved one gone TO rest,
And those who think Of you today
Are those who loved you best.
LOVING SONS, JOSEPH POINDEXTER
AND ALFRED WELLS.
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40 Inch Ruin in One Doy

Rainfall in India's Cherrapunji
district sometimes exceeds 40
inches in a single day. New Delhi
reports.
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William {. 0ffutt, 81;
Arlington Builder,
Ex-County Official

William Ernest Offutt. 81, Ar
lipgton builder, died yesterday
at Doctors Hospital after a short
illness. He lived at 3454 North
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Anurilinn

MORRIS. MAX. There will be an un-
yeilips, 81 a. monument to, the lsLe
1855. at ] Pm. at Beth Sholom Gene
terry. Friends and relatives invited
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Mrs. W. B. Colbert,
| Red Cross Worker

Mrs. William B. Colbert. g..
of 4007 Newton street, Colmar
Manor, Md, died Wednesday at
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BROWN, WILLIAM. A tribute Of love
to the memory Of our dear father
WILLIAM BROWN. who departed this
1942.
We miss his smile, his loving ways
Please. please. God. Just let him know
That we down here do not forget.
We loved and miss him so,
HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
CORBIN, DOLLIE AND HENRY. In
mother. DOLL1E CoRBIN, who passed
away fourteen years ago. March II
1e41. and father. HENRY CORBIN
thirty-five years ago. November 10
1920
He giveth His beloved sleep.
THE FAMILY
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FARMER, GEORGE B. In loving re-
membrance OF our dear son, GEORGE
B. FARMER. who left US suddenly four
years ago today. March IL. 1851.
When time and sorrow are no more
And the mists have cleared away.
Upon that bright and glorious day
Until we reach Thy heavenly shore.
And then. o Master let US see him,
Love and have MIN as before.
-Four years have passed and gone
since we were forced to part,
But time and space cannot crease
Your memory from our hearts.
There's q grief that can never fnd
A wound that can never be healed:
The sorrow inbedded SO deep in our
Can never be fully revealed.
Ta0us Ta0 sne od % has tsab 5sn aSG you aTss
We lost our best when we lost YOU.
dear son.
Oh God, please take this message
To our dear son above.
Tell him we. sadly miss him.
HIS { IoSVINo M MoTHER III Ssl AND ND DAD.
HARRIS, BERTHA S. token of love
to the memory Of my dear daughter,
BERTHA S. HARRIS, who passed from
life to eternity nine years ago today,
March IL, 1946.
No pen can write, no tongue can tell
Ny SAD and bitter loss
To bear my heavy cro<s.
Thy will be done seems hard to say
When the one loved has passed away
Some Gay, perhaps. III understand
M5sR mssi aEf Vohs u 81 0fes e. s4E% fRa
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{, SAMUEL d. The ofllcers
and members of Adah Chap
ter. No. 25, o. E. s.. Mount
Rainier. Md. are hereby mo-
titled OF the death OF Brother
MUEL B, SlROTHER. Fu-
neral from the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave.
Saturday, MArcn IL, 1858,
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Drafhs

March 10. 1888. at her residence. 33I5
s. NV. LILLE MAY FREEMAN;
Freeman and Mrs. Evelyn NJ. Prescott.
Children and sixteen Erest-Erandc6ii-
Co EunsTsi Home. e@soi @ Eth st. hias. n.s..
atei%sns Ha mSas's Oak Maiih a c.nst.ss ss IL q
GILMORE, ,GMBERT. On SUNDAY.
sERf SiLSoRH. S5a 1s.sssasd sssssnd sf' ANA ANA
Srosksr ., May Bfsant: ETsaess kasEin
Sa SSsd sandy ~ obsq dpoTs s.,H., ne asS is sur,
friends. After 8 p.m- Thursday. March
Brooks and OTIS z, Allen Funeral Home;
services one E9dSs EHidsy tSi MsreS ca" IT. asr e
tist Church. 4th and L SIS. NV. Rev.
SS:sP0 @:ss Iooaswn aasyzsrd cs@s:i5 Sslssin' ipfr
GREGORY. MATHEW WALTER. On
f aa MagrRaW Rfs WsErEs TsE iSs oREd Ghss
6oT..ory 6T..ory sad e IA tathsf q Alfred q:
late residence until Monday. March IA.
at $50 am. REQUIEM mass OF St.
Ambrose's Church at 10 Am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. ID
HABERSHAM. ELLEN KEY. On Thurs
gay. March 10. 1885. Ct Annapolis;
Hs4p'; "a x.sr. LEE Ht, hEa aAsMEHShAM' MHs5L sseS S
Il. at IL am, from 81. Anne's Church.
annapolis Nd, 1nterment St. Anne's
Cemetery. II
HAMIIN. CHARLES o. tBoZOl. On
Tuesday. March 8. 1855, CHARLES o.
tBozol HAMLIN Of 34S Eye st. sw.
husband OF Mrs: Marion. W. Hamlin
and brother Of Mrs. Josephine Hamlin.
Also surviving are q godchild. Linda
Harris, and other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed at his late resi-
dence after 3 pm. Friday. March IL.
Funeral services at pm. at the
Zion Baptist Church, F St, between
3rd and 4th SITS. s.w... Rev. A. j. Ed
wards omciating. Internent Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery
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HARROD, ESTELLE. con Tuesday, March
3: 1855 rsIrIhg e. heT Eesidense, 8 eE & iooS g
Of the late James and Fannie Harrod
and loving sister of Mrs. Marietta H.
Twisdale Other relatives also sur
vive, Friends may call at her late
3 pm, where funeral services will
be held on Saturday. March 12. at
pm Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Malyan q Schey: Inc.
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HARROD, ESTELLE. Ofhcers and mem
a. . bers of Columbia Temple, No.
X& 422. !. B. p. o. E. OF w. met
in session of sorrow on
W. for Daushter EsrELLE HAR.
~ ROD. Funeral services will be
- held on Saturday, March IL,
at l pm. at her late residence. 1908
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Druhs

MELVIN, BLANCHE ELIZABETH. OF
Of ne late HerSsrt 3. Melvin: mother
ohio sssaamot5sr MaaT 1eSS'fs SS Mrs 81 RSses;
siesler, also % Toledo. Ohio: and M.
Kenneth Sears, =, s; a, 2: great
kiS'at kemsins at cSamSsSs 81 asH FaSersl aSen Hsne. Home
Hsgob Hit00 Chapi1 sso st NV, Until gill; Friday
iassgRs1t nsfcS t. cSReoTd aa nm n; H. on Monday
M.sa O. tS5s BE 4 A.f on l..s:sss Ssss:'q:s S
shs Ssievsd p psS:r ss i phs hsrg Ihs 81 MS
Joseph e. and ina Hsn.s as.9smfhss a. 81 M.S O.
Jessie ciements and the late James q.
Di Misa. she also Is survived by fiye
sfsssrisndeh.drsHi ssss is d isnds T., may a snil
VIII be held on Saturday. March IL,
esns;se. g s;s9 p-m intermsnt Cedar Hili
MOCK. THOMAS ISAAC. On wednes-
MOCK of washington, 5. e., seloyed
Hsss HSTSsfR & or. M5s Ms Eepscss ss., Gss5 Mrs
Mrs Fiorrie Y. RODGERS: Richard jack
gYy, nay esR Hl,, g the Ives EIns,al Home
where funeral services viii be held
on, Saturday. March l2, at pm.
Interment Walkers Chapel Cemetery.
MOTLEY. LIT. EDWARD JOSEPH. U. 8.
COAST GUARD (retired). Suddenly.
on Thursday; March 10. 1855. q his
sPrinsa Nd. 1t, EDWARD JOSEPH
beloved husband Of Mary Theresa Mot
ley tnee Keleher), father Of Thomas
Edward Metley and Mrs. Alice Marie
O.. r. Of sheboyean. Wis: Esther,
Helen, Anna Mae and James 4; Motley.
Mondsy Mareh 'ns H. se0Ss % seSa.m
high mass at st; Michael's Church at
9;3O am. Relatives and friends In;
yited, Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Is
MOTLEY. EDWARD J. The cissel sax
xu4DRA ton Post No. Al. American
Alo&A Legion will hold Legion 8erv-
pa tees at the late residence Of
EDWARD ]. MOTLEY, 500
SYX[ Bonifant St., Silver Sprine.
Nd. or Sunday. March l3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

BALTIMORE. Sept. II. -
When the Senators played an
exhibition game with the
Phillies Thursday night. they
didn't deduct q dime for exc
penses It was the equiva-
lent of Clark Grifiith donating
$500 to sandlot baseball In Phila-
delphia and Washington
Train fare alone was 5000. with
an extra nights lodging and
meal money for players running
up the bill.
Ernie Oravetz Of the Senators
viii get big-shot treatment after
today's game here. with q hell
copter slated to land on the
parking area adjacent to Munic-
ipal Stadium, pick him UP and
fly him to the All-Army baseball
tournament banquet at Fort
Belvoir.
Mickey Vernon makes Look
Magazines All-American League
team There's only one diff
ference In Looks team and the
one that started for the league
In the All-Star game. Roy
Boone supplants Jim Finigan al
third base.
Chuck Dresser says Julio Bee
|quer, Mickey Vernon's under
study. never viii hit with his
present stance Robin
Roberts, who has won % games
for the Phillies. may set an un-
enviable record this season
He has permitted 80 home runs
only one short Of the majol
league mark set by Murry Dick
son Bob Porterfield, Dean
Stone and Pedro Ramos are tied
for the lead in that department
among the Senators with IA
each.
A North Carolina visitor who
chatted with Porterfield told
Bob he saw the Senators play
the Indians In q double-header
Tuesday night, went to Balti-
more to see the Orioles and the
White Sox play in a double
header Wednesday and returned
to Grifith Stadium that night
to see the Indians and Senator'S
again Five games in "a
hours.
Richie Ashburn Of the Phillies
tops the Senator'S Eddie Yost by
more than 100 points in batting
average, has batted 1877 times
more than Eddie, yet has batted
In only 40 runs to Yost's 43 =,
Charley Dresser tentatively is
slated to do pre-game and post
game radio shows at the World
Series.
Never rely on an eyewitness
in q rundown play against
the Senators the other night
when Eddie Yost was trapped
between third base and the
plate, Dresser claimed obstruc-
ton when the Indians catcher
Jim Hogan. blocked Eddie with
out possession of the ball
Everybody except the umpirei