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Judge Paul w. Brosmun, Sc,
OF Military Appeals Court

Funeral services for Judge
Paul w. Brosman, Sc. United
States Military Court of Appeals
Judge who died of a heart attack
in his ONCE yesterday. were to
be held at I pm. today at the
Robert Humphrey funeral home
lin Bethesda. Burial was to be
private.
Judge Brosman. $500 Mclean
drive. Bethesda, was the junior
member Of the appellate court.
Former dean at Tulane Uni
Iversity Law School. Judge Bros
man was named to the highest
military court by President Thu
man in 1851. when the bench was
established. He was serving q
Ifive-year term.
| Taught at Universities
Judge Brosman was born in
| Albion, III. He was educated at
Indiana University, the Univer-
Isity OF Illinois and Yale.
He was instructor in business
law at the Indiana University
School Of Commerce and FL
nance in the mid 1920s and
then assistant professor and
professor of law at Mercer Uni
Iversity in Macon. Ga. In 1929
Inc became associated with Tu-
lane University as professor Of
law. He became assistant dean
in 1882 and dean in 1887.
During World War I he was
in the Army and in World War II
he was chief Of the Military
Justice Division. Once of the
Air Judge Advocate Of Air Force
Headquarters.
Worked on Law Group
Judge Brosman was a member
Iof the board Of directors Of the
Louisiana Civil Service Com
mission In l947 and 1913. He
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III. Jones',
~, Retired
VA Attorney

Horace Tillard Jones, 10. ar
attorney. died yesterday Of can.
Ger in his home at 4l08 Thirty
eighth street NV. after a short
illness.
Mr.. James. who was born ir
Baltimore, came to Washington
when he was 10 and was edu-
Gated in public schools here. Ii
lis a graduate of the National
Law School and was admitted te
the Supreme Court bar in 1910
He served in Army intelligence
during World War I and was
chief attorney for the regiona'
office Of the Veterans Admins.
itration until his retirement ir
1916.
Since then. Mr.. Jones has
served as claims representative
for the local branch OF the
American Legion.
He was q member Of the Au-
gustus P. Gardner Post of the
American Legion. the Military
Order of World Wars and the
Masons. He also was a member
lof st. Adams Episcopal Church
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Hester A. Jones; three sons
Richard M. Jones Of Chicago and
Carl N. Jones and Horace T
Jones. jr.. both of Washington
and a sister. Mrs. Annie r. Jones
of Sykesville. Md.
Friends are invited TO call at
Humphreys funeral home in
Bethesda. The family has re-
ouested that contributions be
sent to the American Cancer
Society.
Funeral services will be held
at 8:15 am. tomorrow in st. AL
bans Church, with burial in Ar
|lington Cemetery.
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DR.. EorIey V. Wilcox, Expert
On Shakespeare and Forming

DR.. Farley v. Wilcox, sc, q
IShakespearean scholar who
Travelled extensively and hao
heard the Bard's plays in q
languages. died Tuesday night al
Bethesda Suburban Hospital.
DR.. Wilcox was an organizer
of the Shakespeare Society OF
Washington and was president
from 1919 until a few months
ago. He had lectured and writ
ten on Shakespeare and directed
the society's plays.
Linguistic Expert
DR.. Wilcox spoke a half-dozen
languages and had degrees from
Harvard University and Otter
bein College. He became an en-
tomologist in Montana territory
in the latter part of the 18th
century. While there he worked
on cattle ranches. He used to
say the first thing he learned in
Montana was that all his Greek
Hebrew and German didn't help
him ride a horse.
He was professor Of biology at
Montana State College and from
1915 to 1917 he was q specialist
for the Agriculture Department.
He was director of the Hawaii
Experimental Station and wrote
three books on that territory,
one Of them q book Of poems
entitled Lights and Shadows y
Dr.. Wilcox wrote Farmers
Cyclopedia of Agriculture" in
1904. He became embarrassed
lat collecting royalties on that
book for 40 years and rewrote
1t into Modern Farmers Cyclic
pedia Of Agriculture" in 1914.
World Traveller
DR.. Wilcox claimed he had
been in all AZ States and in all
foreign countries except Liberia,
Ethiopia and Afghanistan. He
once said the best performance
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Mrs. Gretchen Honey,
Silent Films Player

ANAHEIM, Calf, Dec. 20 t41
Mrs. Gretchen Marie Haney
who as Gretchen Lederer was
one of Hollywood's leading wom-
EN- in the days of silent films
died Tuesday at the age of 81.
Mrs. Haney played opposite
such early day heroes as Nat
Goodwin. William S. Hart, Jean
Herscholt and Leo Garlic. She
formerly was married to Actor
Otto Lederer. She is survived by
her husband, Louis H. Haney.
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Sadly missed By
YOUR SON AND GRANDSON.


BAKER. VIOLA. In loving memory
passed away December ~. 1864.
God gave me strength to bear II,
And eoufaGe to bear the blow,
But what It meant TO lose you. sister,
No one VIII ever know.
DC net need ? special nsss
the DAYS | do not think Of you
Are very hard TO and,
I'll always have you in my heart
MABEL. Atlantic City. N. J,
BLAYLOCK, JENNIE Z. In tribute and
l 1yn memory q SNr dsar mother,
Der Der ~ 1865. '- - '''' ~
Her cheerful thoughts and smiling face
She had 4 kindly word for each.
Aad impaired love 10. all.
We have only pleasant memories
God grant that v. shah Be ike her.
LOVING cHfLbRES. JULIA 3. CRAFT,
s Msla.aM fNrz l i. ksEpER. ADA 3
CROssIN0RAM. WILLIAM. In loving
memory OF our husband and father,
WILLIAM CROs6fN0HAM. who passed
this life one. year ago today, Decem-
Der -. 1854.
Eternal rest grant unto him, o Lord
And may perpetual light shine upon
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
DUFFY, MINNIE. In loving memory Of
MINNIE DUFFY. who departed this
life December 20, 1858,
A wonderful mother. woman and aide
One SnS ya' s SsSF.r ooa oy. msd n
one in million. that mother. was you
Just In your judgment, always right;
Eo Sns BY a9 your friend. e sd ~ whom
Ny wonderful mother. that, mother,
SLAUGHTER, LUCILLE.
MONS oSs 'gt JULIA Evsss Who O. y dsss
this life four years ago today. Deeem-
Sleep on, darling. we wiz meet again
s YouR DAUGHTER SYLVIA IuMzEN.
GREEN n o SH a.yT mon, IN eSPS f
ago today December %. 1868.
In memory's lovely garden,
Where remembered lows bloom fair.
Your I'm meTS.y dearest S,e,, mother .hsr:
Is 'n' o''n'e HER R'os cHiD SHiE
GRIFFITH. EMMA MAE. In loving
memory Of our dear mother and Mana,
EMMA MAE GRIFFITH. who passed
away four years ago today. December
~. 1851. ~
You have gone to . better land We
know,
Where there shall be no night.
But mother. dear mother. We miss you
so.
Our world Is no longer bright.
You vent and took with YOU our sun
shine;
None other your place can all:
But our hearts enshrine. dear mother
OF ours,
A beautiful memory still.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER MILLIE:
GRANDSON, EDDIE MOSCAT1.
oUIsENBURRY, ALICE. In memory Of
our dear mother ALICE QUISEN-
3 BURY, who passed away twenty five
years ago, December 80. 1880.
Thoughts return TO scenes long past,
Lov i tS bIsHoHaTTSERs. sERTIE MAY
AND FLORENCE.
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Uarn nf Chunks

MARTIN, SAMUEL EMERY. I wish to
thank nv relatives and friends for
their kind expressions OF sympathy
and gracious help at the passing OF
my beloved husband SAMUEL EMERY
MARTIN. ANNIE CLINE MARTIN.
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Charles A. Cummins,
Prominent Builder, Dies

Charles A. cummns 49, civil engineer who built the Depart
ent Of Commerce Building Municipal Court and the House
Of Representatives ONCE Building died yesterday Baltimore
In Union Hospital. which he also built.
known the "Bonaparte Of Building" Mr. Cummns built
the Baltimore War Memorial the campuses Of
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Hin Mrnturiaitt

B "a Viola Al, z. z L. lovins msmer,
who depsrted this life one. year age
today. December 30. 1854.
Gone, but not forgotten.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. GRAFTON W
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thanks

Ven oitea card Of thonks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hardly be solved in ony othei woy
Not only is il o precious expfess'on
OF srotitude to those who have sent
floral tributes but oIso eourteousl,
acknowledges the services and kind
ae.ses Of the many TO whom q per
sonoI note Of thonks eonnct well Be
molled or whose MONIES and I'D
dresses ore not known Insertions Of
o card Of thonks msy be orronsed
By telephone to The Stsr ST 5000
The Evening and Sunday Stos
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BAKER. VIOLA. In memory OF our dea
mother and grandmother. VOL
BhKER, who passed away one yea
ago. December ~. 1884.
When evening shadows are falling
And we are sitting all alone.
In our hearts comes q longing.
II you could only come home.
Your memory is . keepsake
With which we will never part:
Though God has you in His keeping.
We always have you in our hearts.
Sadly missed By
YOUR son AND GRANDSON.
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silver Spring. Nd. until 10 o m. Thurs
day. December ~: thence to the Woo 6S
South Potomac St. Hagerstown, Nd:
Mass will be offered for the repose OF
his soul on SATURDAY.; DssemSsf ho II
Church, Haserstown Nd. Interment
Fosehin Cemetery. Hagerstown. Md;
LOUIS s. DOLPHIN Rec, Secy. 23
CRALLE. RICHARD P. On Monday.
December 49, 1865. In Johns HOPKINS
HOSPITAL Baltimore, Md, RICHARD p,
CRALLE. husband OF Audrey B. Cralle.
father Of Richard s Cralle, Mildred
c. INLAY. Frances c. Roberts and Caro-.
line c. Crabill. He also is survived
By ten grandchildren.
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Of Local II. /. o, o. X.
are hereby notified Of the
death Of Brother PHILIP
EUGENE COLvIN on Tues
day, December 20, 1855.
Brother Colyin will rest at
the Warner E. Ppmphrey
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BELL, EDNA v. On Monday, Deeem;
Florida ave ne. wife Of James Bell
mother of Clarence &. and William Z
Bell and daughter Of Mrs. Lena
Gray. Also surviving are two sisters
Mrs. Anna Morgan and Mrs. Maegit
Williams. two brothers. Joseph and
Charles Gray, and other relatives ana
many friends Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc. "a
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OURIsMAN, BENJAMIN. On Tuesday.
December 20 1885, BENJAMIN oU lalas
man MAN Sisssa 'G and dsvoie da stSs q
Mandell J, and Florenz Ourisman
H. a,G Py M tG.r Ssss5s
Edith Bl,sher u Miami. Pa, and Two
Viewed at the bernard Danzansky \
sGn r until H0 sS 2 fSar.d. sth De- e.
cember -. Funeral services at the
Washinston Hebrew Consresation, Mas
sachusetts ave. and Macomb st., NV.
f IN ohe Ret shoiom Gonsresafian
family suEsests contributions be made IA
PETERSON DAVID r. e. Suddenly sss on on
residence, Deale, Nd. DAVID r.
4. Peterson and brother Of MRS. Carl
ssvin, Mrs. Esther Lind61rs and stan
ss ps's II Ii. q Hines ree Co.
Home q ssG n,,ds IAN s. NIX; f5ss park
pm. iintermsnt wsshinston National
Cemetery. suitland, Nd
f S.T 20 'f iss5 JESSE Po&EPI ies@ Of
Powell. brother OF Cleveland, Herbert.
Ciozy. Oliver. Curtis, James and
Siriyoner Powell. Patricia Upshaw. Viz.
einia Faulkner Bertha Williams and
Rebecca Williams re also Is sur
Friends are invited TO call at the
Jarvis Chapel; 1882 You St. NV.
to 7:30 pm. Friday, December 23.
Funeral and interment. Norlina. "; c.
REA. JOHN LUTON. on wednesday,
December 81. 1865. At his home. .aQ2
JOHN IGPTcN REA. husband o. Emily
II. Rea. father OF Barbara Louise
and Betty Ann Rea and Mrs Edward
Trexler; brother Of Mrs I. o. Scott,
Mrs. William 8. Landss. Miss Mildred
and Lloyd .. Rea. Mr.. Rea rests at
the Warner e, Humphrey Funeral Home,
s434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md.
whore services will be held on Friday,
December 20, at am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Drunkometer Test
I'm Auto Arrests
Urged in Virginia

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 7 tR.-7
virginia's chief State medical
examiner las recommended that
all persons charged with drunk
or reckless driving be required
to submit to a drunkometer test.
The recommendation was made
by DR.. Geoffrey T. Mann, a law
yer as well as a doctor. in an
address to University of Rich2
Imond law students here Satur-
day night.
DR.. Mann told his audience
that one requirement for Q
drivers permit should be the
drivers agreement to submit to
the drunkometer test on arrest.
If the driver refused to take
the test. said DR.. Mann. he would
then lose his permit.
He said he favored the drunk
ometer test because 1T is COM
mon misconception among laW-
|yers" that a man must be visibly
drunk to be guilty Of driving
while under the influence Of in
ltoxicants.
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Two Men Injured
|As Car Oyerturns

Two men were injured in an
accident early today when their
car plowed through a dead-end
street sign, went about so feet
down an embankment. rolled
over four or five times and
landed upside down.
The accident occurred on
Sixty-fourth avenue at its end
at H street, Cedar Heights. Md,
about 12:45 am, Prince Georges
County police reported.
A passenger in the car. Robert
Ragan, 26, colored, of New York
City, was admitted to Prince
Georges General Hospital with
10 possible fractured spine. His
condition was listed as fair.
The cars driver, Army Sergt.
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Wheaton Builds
Wafer Storage

Grading and foundation work
for the 15-million gallon water
storage reservoir to be erected
lat Wheaton by the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission
win be started by November Is,
Contract for the groundwork
was awarded TO j. o. and C. M.
Stuart. Inc, Of Washington, on
Ia low bid Of $4l,929. Contract
for construction Of the steel
tank, one Of the largest Of its
kind in the world. was awarded
September 81 to the Hammond
Iron Works of Warren, Pa, on
q low bid Of $306. 200.
The tank will be on q two.
acre tract on the Kensingtan-
Wheaton road, between Georgia
avenue and Viers Mill road. next
to the commissions two 4-mil-
lion-gallon tanks there.
The project. according to a
commission announcement today
is scheduled for completion by
June |, 1856. The circular res
|ervoir will be of welded all-steel
construction. 23s feet In diam
leter and 40 feet high.
It will triple the water-storage
capacity Of the commission,s
main distribution center for
Montgomery County.
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School Lond Use
|As Cor Lot Hit

The ofiice Of County Attorney
Charles Irelan threw q wei
blanket today on q plan by the
Montgomery County Board Of
Education to lease school land
for a used-car lot.
An opinion sent to the board
today said the County Attorney
could find no authority to permit
leasing. The lot involved ii
part Of the Richard Montgomery
High School grounds and faces
on Rockville Pike.
The opinion sharply reminded
the board that the County Coun-
ell had recommended In the
1866 budget that the lot, to-
gether with two other Route 24e
lots. should be sold and the
used for school con-
struction.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
MARYLAND-vIRGIJiA NEWS
Father and Infant Son
Die in Maryland Crosh

Iment. Three Of the victims ar,
students at Mount Vernon Juniol
College in Washington.
Miss Isabel Luke Wit, oi
Richmond. identified as the own.
Ter Of the car, suffered sever.
facial cuts and was removed
from Lynchburg General Hos.
pital to Richmond for treat.
|ment.
Others injured were:
Ole Christian Bedrup jr., 81
OF Richmond. identified as tht
driver, who suffered a cut fore.
head,
Austin Harrelson. 20, Of Hack.
stone. fractured clayicle.
Miss Susan Rager, 10, Of Dal.
las. Tex. cuts.
Miss Shirley Brashers, Of Tus.
|caloosa, Ala, bruises.
Jesse Highes Grimm. of Dill.
wyn. another passenger in ths
car, was unhurt.
Mr.. Harrelson, Miss Rager anc
Miss Brashers were treated anc
released at Lynchburg Genera
Hospital. Mr.. Bedrup was admit.
ted to the hospital.
All three of the young mer
are students at Hampden-S Sgd.
Iney College. The young womer
ARE students at Mt. Vernon Col.
Ilege.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
|Dr. A. c. Randolph
Hurt in Collision

DR.. Archibald cary Randolph
20. of Upperville, Va, was ad-
United to Emergency Hospital
Jas a result Of 3 trafiic collision
yesterday at Wisconsin and
Massachusetts, avenues NV.
Or. Randolph, who retired last
year as master Of hounds Of Vfr-
Iginia's Piedmont Hunt, was
treated for a lacerated forehead
suffered in the two-car collision
DR.. Randolph. who held the
Imastership for nearly 81 years
was q passenger in a car driven
Iby Mrs. Helen H. Fries, 80, OF
3701 Massachusetts, avenue NV
She was treated at Emergency
Hospital for shock.
The driver Of the second car
police said, was Mrs. Jacqueline
|Delmar. 80. Of $3.50 p street NV.
who was uninjured.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
FAIRFAX MEETINGS TO EXPLAIN
WATER BONDS WIND UP TONIGHT

The last Of series Of meetings to explain details Of
Fairfax Countys proposed $50 million water win
be held at o'clock tonight at the Fairfax Courthouse
The meetings have been arranged by Fairfax County
Executive Carlton G Massey at the request of the Board
Of County Supervisors to discuss the which
are to be voted tomorrow The referendum
been called BY the Supervisors the public willing
% authorize the issuance OF $50 million bonds
FOR establishment OF an ntegrated public water system
Evening star., 1955-11-07

ling Of more than 1900 persons.
Included among the relics col.
Ilected at the church, first organ
lied In 1784, are o copy Of the
book limitation OF Christ" used
by John Wesley. founder ol
Methddism.
Also in the museum Is q rough
hewn-oak pulpit built and used
by Robert Strawhridge. Irish i'm
migrant who brought Methodisn
to Maryland in 176O.
The certificate Of ordination
lof Francis Asbury. signed by DR..
Thomas Coke, whom Wesley sent
Ito America to t'set apart" the
young Asbury as "superintend-
lent," q title later changed to
bishop. also is exhibited as is q
Iwell-worn prayer book used by
Wesley's wife.
Among other items on display
Iare several letters between AS
bury and Wesley and letters Of
other men prominent in the or
|ganization Of the church and
one Of the most complete col
Evening star., 1955-11-07

Fuller Groom and Charles o
Pratt, for the House.
The Defenders have beer
backing Arlington Independent
Movements ticket for the School
Board-Dr. L. H. Blevins, Willis
|S Kern and Mrs. Susan O'Hara
since early in the campaign. OF
the three, only Mr.. Kern is 9
member of the anti-integratior
group.
Jack Rathbone, president oi
the Arlington Chapter Of the
Defenders, emphasized that the
Endorsement Of the AIM candi-
dates still stands.
State leaders of the Defenders
have stated 1t is against the
organizations policy to ''indorse'
individual candidates but that
the views Of all candidates or
the racial issue are desired.
Mr.. Rathbone said he con-
sidered his chapters action q
recommendation. for the elec-
tion Of the candidates. rather
than their Endorsement" "
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Arlington Woman
In Critical Condition

An Arlington woman remained
in critical condition at Alex
|andria Hospital today from in
juries suffered Saturday night
in a traffic accident in which
her husband was killed.
The injured woman is Mrs.
Betty McConkey, "a. Of 1880
North Twenty-first street, Ar
|lington.
She suffered head injuries.
several rib fractures and extern
sive face cuts when the car
driven by her husband, Roland
w. McConkey, 35. ran OF the
road and overturned near oc-
coquan, Va.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

Delegates, Harrison Mann and
William L. Winston.
The Defenders, q Statewide
Organization fighting to preserve
segregation in the public schools
said today's decision was based
on the response 1t received to
lquestionaires it had sent all
candidates on the segregation
issue.
Republican campaign man
lager David Gordon, when told
lof the Endorsement, commented;
1--WE are not seeking the sup
port Of any organizations Other
than Republican groups.
Mr.. Mann and Mr.. Winston
had somewhat the same cool re-
lsponse when the finger Of the
Defenders was approvingly point.
led their way about 10 days ago
They could not be reached to-
day for comment.
Republican candidates are
Warren s. Parr for the State
Senate, and Francis Browne, j
Evening star., 1955-11-07

FREDERICK. Nov. Z R.-
Richard Eyler. rs, OF Rocky
Ridge, Frederick County, and his
l16-month-old son were killed
and three others injured In q
collision near here yesterday.
Injured were Shirley Mae
IEyler, %, wife Of the victim. and
Kenneth T. Day. 26. and Martha
Jane Day. both Of Gaithersburg,
Md.
State police said Day was trav-
cling south on Old Frederick
road when he collided with
|Eyler's car, going east on the
|Motter's Station road. about IL
miles north Of Frederick.
The Days were taken to Annie
Warner Hospital In Gettysburg
Evening star., 1955-11-07
ID. c. College Students
Hurt in Cor Plunge

APPoMATTox. Va, Nov. 4
tR. Five young people were in
jured--one seriously--near here
yesterday when the automobile
In which they were riding went
out Of control on q. s. AGO and
plunged down q I5-foot embank-
Evening star., 1955-11-07

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protect you and your family against hos
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Evening star., 1955-11-07
Musical Thursday

The Music Club OF George
Washington High School In Alex
andria win present q musical,
"Bustles and Spats," at 8 pm
Thursday in the school.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Museum Is Dedicated
Housing Methodist Relics

BALTIMORE, Nov 0P1.-A museum housing Of the
most treasured relics of the Methodist church dedicated
here last night at Lovely Lane Methodist Church. socaed
mother church of American Methodism.
Bishop Bromley Oman, bishop of the Washington area
the church. dedicated the capacity gather
Evening star., 1955-11-07

llections of Methodist Disciplines
lin the world. including the only
known copy Of the 1888 edition.
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All GO. P. Candidates
Endorsed by Defenders

An unsolicited Endorsement Of all the Republican candi-
dates for the General Assembly Arlington given today
by the State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties
The action marked the withdrawal Of Its support-alsc
Democratic candidates for the House Of
Evening star., 1955-11-07

James T. Wilson, 81. colored. Of
Fort Meade, Md. suffered a cut
ear and head injuries and was
taken to the Fort Meade Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

NEW SILVER SPRING EAGLE SCOUTS
Eagle badges were awarded these hve Silver Spring
d) Explorer Scouts during Court Of Honor at Christ
Congregational Church. 9525 Coesyle road Kneelng
Norris deft 1910 Walden road and David Whitten
1906 sutherland road Standing left to right Melvin
Brewster avenue and Jon A. Sandberg, 9l29 Eton road