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Evening star., 1955-11-10
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$500, WRC (ll-Matinee The
ater:: Color "An Apple
for Miss Myrtle" story by
Margaret Cousins adapted
by Robert ana Kathleen
Lindsay.
1880, WTTG (5)-Jane Greer
Presents: Story about sing
ing coach who finds girl like
his dead fiancee.
$500, WAIAL t7)-Life is Worth
Living: Bishop Sheen's topic
81 Meet a Stranger-Your
self"
500. WTOP (9)--Bob Cum
mings Show: A little mis-
take in semantics almost be-
Evening star., 1955-11-10

Is discovered by 1t. Britt in
Double Alibi.s
500, WMAL-New Sounds: The
World and You; Includes a
visit to an Alaskan airport
and the U. N. Building.
$3.50, WMAL-New Sounds:
Your Better Tome orrow
Anthropologist Margaret
Mead and Anita Loos join ex-
perts in discussing q variety
Of subjects.
SOS, WRC-X Minus One
jewellers in Silence,p by Ray
Bradbury is tense tale Of ole
scientist ar d family who arr
only surp ors of an atomic
war.
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Society Elects
New Officers

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Republican
| Women Meet

A regular meeting Of the
board Of directors of the Dis
trict League Of Republican
Women was held yesterday
followed by q luncheon In the
groups clubhouse.
During the meeting an in
vitation was issued to league
members to participate In Q
nine-S State regional conference
Of the National Federation Of
Republican Women to be held
November IL In Wilmington,
Del.
Mrs. Carroll Kearns, fed
Grafton president. will make
the keynote address and Mrs.
Peter Gibson, regional direc-
tor viii ofiiciate.
Other business at yester-
days meeting included APP
pointment o. Mrs. LeCompte
as permanent ways and means
committee chairman and ex-
tension OF an honorary mem
bership In the league to Miss
Dorothy jennings Smith.
Mrs. william r. Burdick,
president. presided at the
board meeting.
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ROOSEVELT

Continued From Page b.
niteiy on the side ot the West.
The other Arab countries have
so far not followed Iraq's ex-
ample.
1.-THE real trouble. Of course.
is not that our Arab neighbors
would want to choose the So
Wet camp as opposed to the
West. but the threat and fear
Of Israel. a creation primarily
Of the United States.
"But my country feels that
our troubles have come from
the West and they can best be
solved through working with
the Western world. he said.
Among the Shabandars dim
ner guests were the Under
secretary Of State and Mrs. 10y
Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Russell. the Frazier
Wilkens and David Newsoils.
and Mr.. William Burdett all
OF the State Department.
Others included former Am
bassador and Mrs. jefferson
Patterson, Mrs. E. Ross Adair,
Col. and Mrs. William 8. Cul-
bertson. Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Gay, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Van H. Engert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Frank and members Of
the embassy stan.
~
SIX YUGOSLAV EDUCA-
TORS were the guests OF honor
at q cocktail party given by
the Yugoslay Charge d'affaires
and Nine. Priinozic yesterday
II the chancery.
They are here on feliOwEhips
sponsored Jointly BY the Yuso-
slav governm e mt, and the
UNESCO technical assistance
program. And they plan TO
study our primary. secondary
and vocational education in
connection with q projected
revision Of the educational sys-
tenn OF Yugoslayia.
According TO the educators,
one Of their country's greatest
problems is the fact that the
European system Of education.
with great accent on the
academic. is so firmly en-
trenched in Yugoslayia.
1--WE hope to make our sys-
tenn more practical for q coun-
try developing industrialiy. "
commented one. ..For example,
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man of the ball. Her commit
tee chairmen are: Patrons,
Mrs. Walter Freedman. Mrs.
Davis Bress. Mrs. Harvey
jacobson and Mrs. Wallace
Llchs, IL; tables. Mr.. Morton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

today. II d man wants to be q
mechanic, he still must 80
through 4 program which
stresses the hurianities."
The visitors said they did
not feel they were prepared
yet TO make any comparisons
between education IA Commu-
mist and capitalist countries.
as they were just starting their
tour. They viii visit schools
In Tennessee. Illinois and New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

Rabtneau and Mrs. Paul Hau.
man; membership and associ-
ates. Mrs. Stanley Robinson;
refreshments. Mrs. Leroy Brill:
tickets. Mrs. Raymond Ger
Der and Mrs. Harry Baum:
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Hursi-Murrcy

Mrs. Helen Hurst Of Salina,
Kans., and Mr.. c. w. Hurst
Of Hays, Kans.. announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Frances to 1t. Richard D.
Murray. UsN. son Of Mrs.
Lester Murray Of Miami. Fla.
and the late Mr.. Murray. The
wedding is planned for Noyem-
Der.
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Boteler.Risdon

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Boteler
sf Hyattsville announce the
Engagement Of their daugh-
Per Margaret Ann to Mr.. John
francis Risdon. son Of Mr.. and
PRS. Melvin l.. Ball. No date
Pas been set for the wedding.
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|BurchelI-Eury

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A.
Burchell announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Mary
Lou to Mr.. Donald J. Fury.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w.
Fury. A June wedding Is
planned.
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.Guthof-Thdne

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Gathof OF Bethesda announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Mary Ann to Mr..
Frederick L. Thane, son Of
Mrs. Benjamin Thane and the
late DR.. Thane. A spring we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Mothers.D unbur

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexandria
Pickens Mathers Of Alexandria
and Mathersville, Miss, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Lala Wanda to
1t. James Ralph Dunbar,
U.S.A.F. A late November we'd
ding is planned.
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Tulson-Glberf

Mrs. Jean v. Tillsorl an
nounces the engagement OF
her daughter Barbara Jane
to Mr.. Frederick Charles GLE
bert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Q. Gilbert Of Danbury.
Conn. The wedding is planned
for December.
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Llley-Mortin

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale e. Lilley
Of Alliance. Ohio, announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Mary Jean to Mr..
Everett Wells Martin. jr.. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of
Orange. Conn. The wedding
will take place in February in
Alliance.
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Adonas-Brooks

Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Adams
Of Rock Hill. s. c.. announce
the engagement Of their niece.
Miss Nan Adams to Mr.. James
w. Brooks. Of Hyattsville.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lou z. Hester
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Luella Cedelis
to Mr.. Charles Albert Glenn.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Glen Of Arlington. The
wedding win take place On
November 20 In the Mount
Olivet Methodist Church In
Arlington,
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Doudo-Henrinqer
McDilI-Dny.

Navy Capt. and Mrs. Alex
ander s. McDiIl Of San Franz
cisco, Calf, announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Phyllis TO Mr.. willard Farms
worth Day. jr.. son Of Mr.. Day
Of North Mathews County. Va.
The wedding will take place
In December in San Francisco.
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oto-GUfewood

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Di-
Toto announce the engage
nent Of their daughter Gloria
to Mr.. Edward L. Gatewood.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. E.
Fowler. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Lee.Aston

Lee-AstoI1
Col. Harriet Shannon Lee.
Chief Of the Army Medical
Specialist Corps. announces
the engagement Of her daugh-
ter Nancy Talbot to Mr.. James
Howard Aston. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Charles Aston Of
Spokane, Wash. The wedding
Is planned for February.
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Exekiel-Bernhordf

Dr.. and Mrs. Walter Naph-
tall Ezekiel announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Miriam to Mr.. Joseph Enoch
Bernhardt. son Of Dr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Bernhard. A Novem.
her wedding is planned.
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Lloy0-Mercn0nt
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond E.
Lloyd Of Arlington announce
the engagement of their
daughter Shirley Ann to Mr..
Harry w. Merchant, son Of
Mi. and Mrs. Harry w. Mer-
chant also Of Arlington. A
December wedding is planned.
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LoWryl.Kird

The Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Charles wesley Lowry, jr, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Harriet Rich
ards to Mr.. James Kimball
King. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Forrest King Of Prince
ton. N. ]. The wedding ID
planned for December.
Duudd-Henninger
j Mrs. Joseph d. Dauda an
nounces the engagement Of
her daughter Phyllis Claire to
Mr.. Horace Monroe Hennin-
ger. jrs. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henninger. The wedding win
take place on November 5 in
the Brookland Baptist Church.
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ENGAGEME EN- rs
Doiq.Hulme

Mr.. and Mrs. James Rufus
Dois Of overbrook. Stamford.
Conn. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Naomi
Lucretia to Mr.. George Weston
Hume. son Of Navy Capt. and
Mrs. John Hulme Of Washing
ton. The wedding is planned
for next fan.
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Tax Official Funds
|AIlocaiedi in Virginia
y shs Als.osiolsa prs.s

RICHMOND. Jan. !. Com
missioners Of revenue ii vir-
einis counties and cities viii be
allocated an additional 8 per
cent Iii salaries and expense
funds during 1855.
The State Compensation Board
today announced II had author,
lied salaries Of $685. SOL and ex-
pense allowances Of sI,ee8.204.
making . grand total Of
| $2.344.895.
This compares with 4 total
1854 authorization Of 5000. l63.
The Compensation Board yes
terday released its authorization
for salaries and expense allow.
ances Of sheriifs and city SER
geants.
The board authorized $3.50 $50.
| In sterfffE salaries. compared to
$40e,360 for 1854. The salaries
Of city sergeants viii amount 70
$l4i.3a2. The 1888 total was
Sf35.542,
With the inclusion or expense
allowances. total payment au-
thorized for sl1eyiffs and SER
geAnts for 1858 comes To
| t2.479. 44B.
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Unemployed Claims
|Up in December

Insured Unemployment IN
creased 1880 10 j total of / SOB
800 during the week ended DE-
cember is. the Labor Depart
ment reported yesterday.
Al year aeo-for the week end
ED December Is. 1858 insured
unemployment was !. 402. 400.
The department said that sea-
|sonal slowdowns In construction,
numbering and food processing %
well as some curtaiIment IN fab-
ficated metals. machinery and
electrical equipment contributed
To the insured Unemployment In
crease for the week ended De-
eember 10 this year.
At the same time the Com
fnerce Department said Iiaiiu-
faCturers' sales increase III No-
yember while new orders fell on
less than usual for the month.
All . result, the report said.
1.-THE backlog Of untitled orders
work in the hands Of manhfac-
turefs declined somewhat.
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Mrs. K. s. Ernsfedi,
Naive Of District

Mrs. Katherine s. Ernstedt, As,
OF 56I6 North Nineteenth street,
Arlington, Va. died Wednesday
night a Doctors hospital.
Mrs. Ernstedt had been q
bookkeeper at the Metropolitan
Club for the last two years She
was the wiiowof Edwin q Eln-
stedt, who died on August 30.
She was q native WaShingtonian.
Mrs. Ernstedt was q past
matron and secretary Of the st.
Johns chapter Or the Order Of
the Eastern Star. She also was
q member of the Ausustana
Lutheran Church, New Hamp-
shire avenue and " street NV.
She was q graduatF Of old
Central High School and held q
bachelor Of arts degree from
Gecxge Washington University.
she was the daughter Of Mrs,
and the late Albert Sandbern.
Survivors include two chill
dren, Jean. 10, and James, 4,
and 4 sister. Mrs. Richard VIII
iiarns, Of Davidsonviile. Md.
Friends may call after &
O'Clock at the s, H Hines Co.
funeral home. 2gOl Fourteenth
lstreet NV. Services viii be held
lat II am. Monday in the Au-
gustana Lutheran Church, Burial
lwill follow at the Glenwood
Cemetery.
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Woman Red Spy Wishes
Tor Life IN Convent

BERLIN. Jan. i.Ifmgard
Marearethe Schmidt, einmOrcus
24-year old convicted Communist
spy. wants 70 spend the rest Of
her life IN q convent. her lawyer
said yesterday.
A West Berlin lawyer. Egon
Each. said Miss Schmidt ex-
pressed this wish III q letter WRIT
ten from the Frankfurt jail In
which she Is being held.
She was taken there last week
after pleading guilty 70 spying
in Berlin for the Communists.
she received d five year sentence
from ! United states high COM
inission court.
Miss schmidt had expected q
sentence 81 less than fipe years
because she pleaded guilty 70 the
spy charge and thus saved United
States ofhcials from naming the
two American intelligence ofi-
cials she allegedly got her NJ
teriai from.
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Con1dr. Marvin N. McLeo1,
Navy Physician, Dies q So
Pructiced Here
Before Entering
Military Service


Condr. Marvin McDueald Me-
Lean, 81. Navy doctor who for
merry practiced medicine ID
washington, died yesterday at
the Naval Hospital Bethesda He
lived at 14ie Newton street NE.
Born il washington Comdr
Mclean was the son Of Maggie
Young and Marvin Mckenzie
Mclean. His father is vet
eran civic leader III washington
and q retired attorney IL the
land once Of the Interior De-
partlne1lt.
Comdr. Mclean was educated
Iat Central High School. where
he was d hurdler and member
Of the s.Cg Club. and 1t Prince
ton University. He Was commits
stoned ) second lieutenant ii the
Army Reserve Corps afterwards.
IN 1927 he got his medical de-
gree at Johns Hopkins Uniyers-
ity.
comdr. Mclean was one Of
the first doctors for the District
Boxing Commission. He prac-.
ticed medicine in washington
Until 1889 when ne was corn-
missioned IN the Naval Medical
Corps. He had been stationed
ia Cuba, Key West. Fla. and
the PaIau Islands ii the Pacific
during World War II He had
also been stationed here ct the.
Navy yard and ii adelphia.
Condr. Mclean was on duty
at the Naval Ammunition Depot
IN Hawaii from May until No
yeInber Of last year when he.
was returned to the United
States for medical treatment.
He was 3 member Of Brook
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Murray Halls Move
.For 9l)t Wage Floor;
Russell Is Wary

X
Senator Murray. Democrat. Or
Montana said today President
Eisenhower's expected request
for . boost in the minimum
wage to 90 cents an hour Is =
Every good move. but doesn't
so far enough.
They ought to make II 1
dollar. said Senator Murray,
who is due to resume the chair
nanship Of the Senate Labor
Committee after the Democrats
formally take back control Of
Congress next week.
However, Senator Russell.
Democrat. Of Georgia said he
would want to study carefully
any proposed increase In the
wage floor from the present 7sI
cents because he said It would
mean . raise III farm labor costs
at q time when farm prices are
declining.
Senator Russell explained
that q rise In the mieimulR
wage would result In pay boosts
In small1E Southern saw mills and
that this. In turn, would lead to
higher farm labor costs.
Mr.. Eisenhower.s press secre-
tary. James c. Hagerty. an-
rounced in Augusta, Ca. yester-
day that the President would
propose . substantial percent
age increase" Ia the minimum
wage IN his state-of the Union
message to Congress January s..
Mr.. Hagerty declined to say
how much it would be, but
reliable reports set it 1t 80 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
Mrs. Mary 2. Awe, IO8
Oldest Eastern Shore Resident

1t 4 An. and retired At I pm.
She said she remembered the
Civil War and hearing about
Abraham Lincoln In his lifetime.
= was . good-sized girl then.
I never did see him but ! have .
lot Of his pictures.
Mrs. Aryey Is survived BY one
Of her four children. Mrs. Mag
gle Stacey Of Salisbury. 10 grand
children. more than 20 great
grandchildren and several great
great children.
Funeral services will be held
ct the Nazarene Chuch IN Sails
bury tomorrow and burial will
be IN the Wicomico Memorial
Park.
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Ms ". R. EIIer IS,
HyailsviIIe Resident
And GA Enploye

Mrs. william Robert Eller. IS,
4 Central intelligence Agency
employe, died yesterday at Doc
/ tors Hospital Of cancer She
lived ut 1919 Forty-second place,
Hyattsville. Nd.
The corner Myrtle Whiting
ton, Mrs. Eller was born IN Cane
River, N. G.. daughter of the late
DR.. Benjamin Beverly Whiting
ton. prominent Western North
Carolina physician. and the late
Harriet Angel Wilmington. i
Mrs. Eller attended Mars Hill
College and for q number Of
years was an elementary school
teacher and principal in North
Carolina public schools. She was
married to Mr.. Elier. q construc-
ton engineer, in 1924. Since 1912
they had lived in the Washing
ton area.
Mrs. Eller formerly worked
for the Reconstruction Finance
Corp.
She was i member Of Ruth
| Chapter NO. Z of the Eastern
Star ii Hyattsville;: Gen. J. e,
| B. Stuart Chapter, p. G. Di-
vision. United Daughters Of the
Ccnfederacy. and had been ac-
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Johannes van Zuylen
Retired Merchant
From The Hague

Johannes r. r van zuylen
So, retired Dutch businessman
who had lived here tive years
died Thursday Of cancer ii
washington Sanitarium after .
six7month illness.
Born IN Rotterdam. he orig
inally was q tailor and Later
proprietor Of three large cloth
ing stores in The Hague. After
be retired, he lived in Putten
where he was active In the re,
sistance movement during world
War II.
When his wife, Rindertie, died
he came to the United States
and lived with his son, John var
Zuylen, 2733 Jennings road, Ken
sington, Md. His son is q trans
Iator for the Army Map Service
Mr.. van Zuylen was q famiiiai
figure In Kensington. He was
known hy children there as Opal
which Is Dutch for grandfather
Mr.. van zuylen took care Of his
four grandchildren while his son
and daughter in-law Werea at
work, and often dozens Of neigh
borhood children were in his
home learning Dutch games and
the Dutch language.
Also surviving Is another son
Adrian, Of The Hague. and two
other grandchildren.
Services win be held at 10 I'm
Monday at the Chevy Chase
funeral home. 5103 Wisconsin
avenue NV. Burial will be ii
Cedar Hill Cemetery The farnil,
requests that tokens 81 sympathy
be contributed to the cancer
fund.
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Coast Guard Bars
|0cedn-Going Isis
By re A,,.osIotsd prs.s

The Coast Guard yesterday
ordered It's men to board all LIST
vessels arriving In any port and
to cancel all certificates permit
ting this type Of ship to engage
In ocean and coastwise trafiic.
The action restricting the use
OF the converted World War II
leading ships for tanks, the Coast
Guard said at headquarters here,
Is the result Of the Disappearance
In early December Of q converted
LIST named the Southern Dis
tricts. The 3-3337-ton cargo ves-
sci had b crew Of ~ when It left
Port sulphur. La, on December
2 with q cargo Of sulphur for
Bucksport. Me.
A wide-rangilg surface. COM
ii1unications and air search has
failed to uncover any evidence
of the lost ship.
The Coast Guard announces
inent did not say what kind Of
use would be allowed to LISTS Ia
the future.
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lDeoshs Reported

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
John ". Hager ~,
Bank President

John wv. Hager. 10, president
OF the Bank Of Damascus. Dam
ascls. Md. died yesterday Of
cancer at q conyalescent home
in Braddock Heights. Md. He
had been Ill for two years.
Mr.. Hager lived on q farm
In Damascus until he went into
the banking business In 1921 as
assistant cashier In the newly
opened Damascus bank. He be-
came cashier and then president
in 1916.
Survivors are his widow. Lille
Thompson Hager. Damascus:
two sons. w. Clark Hager. 32l
Fairmont street, Falls Church,
Va. Paul O., Los Angeles: q
daughter Mrs. Rosa II. Mat
tllews; 6642 washington drive,
Fails Church: 4 sister, Mrs.
James E. Broadhurst, 9ol9
Georgetown road, Bethesda,
Nd: five grandchildren and
one great grandson.
Services will be held at .
pm. tomorrow lit Wordsworth
funeral home, Damascus. Burial
win be III Damascus Cemetery.
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land Methodist Church. Alneri-
can Medical Association, District
Medical Society. Temples Moves
Masonic Lcuge. the princeton
Club, Central High NC, Alumni.
and Phi Chi medical fraternity
Besides his parents. 1851
Newton street NE. he Is sur
viVed by his widow, Mrs. Marie
Kehoe Mclean: two sons. Paul
Marvin and Richard Young
Mclean. both Of the home adj
dress: three sisters. Mrs. Mar
jorie Scott 1913 Seventeenth
street N IS mrs. Mary Al. Mac
Leod. 2602 Thirty sixth street
N .W. Miss Ruth Mclean. 1851
Newton street NE. and 4
brother. John II. Mclean; 1904
Sixteenth street NV.
Services win be held at i pm.
Tuesday AZ Hines funeral home.
1901 Fourteenth street NV. with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.