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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
COLORED
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW
PRICE S6 Q5O

Down payment, $500 and $50
monthly This home needs some
work for handyman. but the price
iustifies 1t; large lot. Immediate
possession. Mr.. Shepherd, Ii. =
1888. LYMAN c. DELE e. co, INC.
ST. $500 or 10. 2-06S3.
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COLONIAL BRICK

8 RMS, BASEMENT-S15.950
Amazing, but true, this wonder
Tor OF Fla 0 or co on pdfG teTms
Plus features: 12x20 living rm., fire.
place, screened porch, separate din
ing rm,, dinette space in kitchen:
full basement; 3 bedrms; Anchor
fenced lot. Just q few blocks to
everything,
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HousEs EoR SALIVA.
ARLINGWOOD
BUILT

TREES! TREES! TREES!
Open Daily /. Dark. HERE Is
BIER VALUE IN NORTHERN VIR-
GINA, in Q quality house. Now would
you like g custom bilt brick rambler
with q full center hall. living rm
with picture window and fireplace,
family-sised dining rm. TODAY's
KITCHEN with dishwasher and dis
posal; TWIN-SIZED BEDRMS..
TILED BATHS, Lear garage, flrt.
place in daylight basement. screened
porch. 15xl2, On a beautiful wooded
lot, ONLY 5 MINUTES FROM WASH
INGTON. 10 minutes from THE
PENTAGON and 10 minutes from
THE NEW C. ]. A. LOCATION-and
ali this for onlyl S2S,950. The con-
struction is superb. You choose the
lot, floor plan, color scheme brick,
tile and bathrooms. linoleum, kitchen
equipment. etc. You owe II TO your
NElGHBORhooD Of custom built
homes, within a stones throw Of the
Potomac, 5 houses now available
Excellent 434ee financing: 10
REACH: Across Chain Bridge, and
up Glebe I'd. approx. 5 blks. to top
OF hill: right at open sign to prop
erty. Ewes, OIL. $4,000. Federal
$500.
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BRICK HOUSE

OPEN HOUSE. IL TO 8 Pm.
4e07 Silver Hill -rd.-6-rnl. brk.,
3 bedrms.. ami. full bsmt.: lge. lot:
beautiful home: walking dist, to
schools. shop. center; bus at door.
FERRALL REAL ESTATE. 10. g.
$50 or 10. S-7523.
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GRIN. BRK. RAMBLER
WITTY RASENSrNT-S1R o5o

Folks say it couldn't be done in
Virginia. Here you have living rm..
separate dining rm., equipped kitch-
en-, DISPOSAL, washing machine. dish
washer; basement with walk-out en-
trance. All types financing. Call
ia. $4,000.
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ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY Hills

bEV EhJ1 HILLS
) MINUTES TO PENTAGON
Walking distance to st. Rita's and
late, lovely, and one Of the newest
homes in this fashionable area. 3
hedrms.. man-size bathroom. liv. rm
with f1repi.. full din. rm., kitchen
large enough to eat in, powder rm.
LIST f.: beautiful rec. rm. with "a
bath: screened porch; diversified ga
rage So3 Q5O
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Rambler-S17.950

In a scenic urban setting, away
erous bedrooms, living room with
fireplace. modern dining ell and
equipped kitchen: full basement has
outside entrance at ground level TO
patio. Convenient to grade and
Junior high schools S17.960-GI
CONTRACT ACCEPTED. Be first on
this onel
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4 Bedrms.-

CT APPROVED! TREES? YES!
The outside of this home is very
good. the interior excellent, 9 bed
rooms and bath on the first
floor, 2 bedrooms up. Equipped
kitchen. separate dining room and
living room with fireplace. Call US
to see.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
What's New With You?

from where stand. this almost-new rsneh:type
Il hss everything anyone would desire a fine home
large living loom arepses There real
R, s|ss
q MIL iii s.aoS%s sve
Closet space plenty closets also The basementwel
folks have this because It's impossible to
Adequately describe sdysisems9 but n ten you this
could live in this recreation
basement Venetian blinds storm gpdGvs refrigeraor
dishwasher disposal laundry
heat more features The lot 73S@O beagtpby
have with in this fine property in good location
- good newsan this for the low price OF
shown on dehnite appointment BARRY
EXCLUSIVE
The M. H. BARRY, Organization
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
XII. $3.50 XII s-oO7s
THE OLD RELIABLE OFFICE
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Westover!

Groom brick Colonial home with
finished basement. Neighborhood de
luxe in convenience Here's a happy
lifetime possession and sound in
950-GI OR FILA contracts ac-
cepted.
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GI!-S10.30O!

Low down payment and exceeding
low monthly terms offered herei
Situated lust OF Columbia pike,
modern and attractivel Economical
with Anchor fence. Weather-proofed
with storm sash. Exclusivel
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VIENNA
Country Cookie

FOR S11.950. older home with
towering shade trees on q h-acre
corner lot Can be used as A.
bedroom home or 3 bedrooms and
separate dining room. Basement
and garage. A rare opportunity
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BRICK RAMBLER
ON " ACRE-Sl4.450 CRV
Just imagine q 6-rm, rambler, in
established neighborhood, now avail
able for immediate sale. Living rm..
fireplace, separate dining rm., 3 bed
rms, utility rm., equipped with
stove, refgr., Disposall, dishwasher.
Just 4 yrs. old Vacant. Call ia
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diversified

DOMINION HILLS COLONIAL
Brick resident with side hall en-
trancel 8 good rooms, equipped
kitchen, basement, recreation room.
A home with character In neigh
borhood with character. Call US to
see this and other fine honest
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ALEXANDRIA
Air Conditioned!

Brick rambler in the Beverly
Hills. just off Russell I'd 3 bed
rooms and 2 bathsl Garden type
rear yard has fagstone patio and
barbecue pit. S23,950l CT CON-
TRACTS ACCEPTED
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ASSUME CT LOAN
A4NkO y WE " &34Ns
ROGERS HEIGHTS: $3.50 dn.-
3-bedrm., shingle home: nv. I'm
yLhrepl., sep. din. rm.. equip. kit
FIRST TIME OFFERED
HYATTsvILLE-s30O dn. GI buy
from original owner: 3-bedrm. bricl
Cape Cod nv. rm. w/hrepl.. sep
din. rm.. equip. kit, bsmt.: cow
PRICED RIGHT!
FORESTVILL.E - 2-bedrm. Cap
FIRST TIME DEFERRED
PRICED RIGHT

FORESTVILLE 2-bedrm. Cape
Cod; corner expans. attic. Flexible
terms, "All brokers are not real
tors: 1t pays to deal with q realtor. 7"
ERWIN REALTY co.
WA. 7-1232. WA. 7-O334
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Eureka-A Split-Level

WITH EVERYTHING-S17,500
This, indeed, is rare: 25-ft. living
rm. with fireplace, step-down dining
rm. and kitchen, 8 bedrms carport
condition. CAN ia. $500.
49-FT. BRK. RAMBLER
BASEMENT-"0'' DOWN
TO VETS
Just qualified. Living rm. with
kitchen with dining area: 3 bedrms.
and bath; huge closets: full base
ment. Call ia. $4,000.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Realtors-Builders-JA. $4,000
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FULL DAYLIGHT BsMT. with
and outside entrance. Com
only $4,000 down. Total
price, S1f.e50. E. r. STEFFEY. JE.
4-3447; JE. 2-4070. lie
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FARM STYLE
6-RMs., HUGE FRAME-S14,95O
Colonial. in area UP to $4,000
homes. on lot 100x100: completely
redecorated. with oil hot-water heat
Must be seen to be appreciated. Call
IA. $4,000.
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$500 Below
CT Appraisal!

Brick rambler on nice wooded
lot, fireplace, separate dining room.
3 lovely bedrooms and equipped
kitchen. Swim. pool share can be
purchased with home. S15,950-
VACANT-MOVE RIGHT IN!
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
AT~ qyTpTrv TTT0uUAy

M. sprinaheld Exit: this Il fuiifl-sized
45-ft. all-house. brick rambler is
really q steal today. 13x21.tt. liv.
WITH d huilf-, p'h range ms; ' and nlenty Of
cabinets. , beautiful bedrms.. full
tile hath.
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$3.50 DOWN!

HYAT.rSVLLE-7-rm.. 1M-bath,
6hingle home: bedrms., 3 inclosed
porches, large screened front porch:
2-car garage. sS5 mo. total payt. :;
only SlO.7bO total price.
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ARLINGTON
OPEN
S15 8O0 COLONIAL,
ALEXANDRIA
OPEN

Just reduced $3.50 from CT ap-
'praisal price. This lovely 2-bedrm..
large liv. rm.. equipped kitchen: lots
Vernon Ave.
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Two-year-old white brick split
level, ideal for lge. family. Eptr.
hall. lge. liv. rm., f1repl., den, family
din. rm... cleo. kit. 4 twin-size bed.
rms, baths, rec. area, attr. gar;
extra closet space. storage attic:
washing machine, drier. attic fan
and rugs included.
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SHIRLEY HIGHWAY, mr.. Spring
field exit; this full-sized 45-ft. all
today. 13x21 1T. liv. rm., 11xf2 din.
ell, fabulous kitchen with built-in
range and plenty Of cabinets, 8
beautiful bedrms., full tile bath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Mrs. Lucy Porter,
Widow of Banker

Mrs. Lucy Parker Porter, IS,
widow of a Norfolk, Va. banker,
died yesterday at Arlington Hos
pital after long illness.
Miss Lucy, as she was known
by her friends, had lived in Falls
Church. Va, since 1884, in recent
years with her daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence M. Proctor, 212 North
Cherry street.
Her husband, Frank A. Porter,
who was with the National Bank
of Commerce in Norfolk. died
about 43 years ago.
Mrs. Porter was born in Ports
mouth. Va, one Of II children OF
Joseph A. and Mary Virginia
Phillips Parker. Her father
owned a hosiery mill in Ports
mouth.
Mrs. Porter was educated at
the Convent Of the Holy Child
in Sharon Hill. Pa. She was a
communicate of st. James Cath
tolic Church in Falls Church.
Besides Mrs. Proctor, she is
survived by two sisters. Mrs. Ed
win New and Mrs. Morris Haw-
kins. both of Norfolk.
Requiem mass will be offered
Friday from st. Pauls Catholic
Church. Portsmouth, Va. Buria.
will be i'll Portsmouth. The fam
lily requests that any tokens Of
sympathy be in the form of con
tributions to the heart fund.
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Marine Corps Finds
Body of MISSING Pilot

The body of Marine LIST 1t
Robert w. Croker, q, who had
been missing since his let plane
crashed in the Neuse River near
Cherry Point. N. c.. last Thurs
day, was found last night, the
Marine Corps announced.
A memorial service, scheduled
for the missing flier for 2:30
pm. Friday at st. Adams EpiS-
copal Church here. has been
Cancelled. Instead, funeral serv-
ices will be held at pm. Mon
day at Fort Myer Chapel, Ar
lington. Burial will be in Airing
ton National Cemetery.
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Arthur KettIer, IS,
Examiner for ice

Arthur Kettler, IS, an examin-
er with the Interstate Commerce
Commission, died yesterday at
Suburban Hospital. Bethesda. He
suffered a heart attack four
weeks ago.
Mr.. Kettler, a Washington
resident and ICC employee since
1914. lived at 4726 Reno road
NV.
He was born in Chicago and
served in France with the Ali
Corps during World War l
Afterwards he was graduated
from Washington Law School
and became an ICC examiner
He was a member of Barristers
Masonic Lodge.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Thelma Greeley of Web.
ISter City, Iowa, whom he mar.
'rled rs years ago last October;
a daughter, Miss Marilyn Ket-
tier, who will graduate next
month from George Washington
University, and two sisters ir
Chicago. Mrs. Harriet Porter
and Mrs. Anna Greer.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery
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John Cornell, II,
Retired Policeman
On D. G. Force

John A. Council, 70, retired
Metropolitan policeman. died
yesterday at the National In
stitutes of Health.
Mr.. Connell was born in Wash
ington and lived most of his
life in Northeast. He served six
years as a cook in the Engineer
Corps until 1917 He then spent
eight years III the Metropolitan
Police Department and was as
signed to No. precinct before
he was retired in 1925 for dis
ability.
A Wheaton, Nd. resident for
the last 10 months, he lived at
2909 Harris avenue.
Survivors are his widow. May
w.: a daughter, Mrs. William f.
Wilder, 11410 Monterrey drive
Wheaton. a stepdaughter. Mrs
Mildred V. Madden. of Florida,
and stepson. James H. Corron
SIT Thirty-third street Sc.
Services will be held at l pm
Friday at the Warner Humphrey
funeral home in Silver Spring
Burial will be in Parklawn Gem
etery.
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other priest prisoners have
reached u.s."
Other American Catholic mis-
sionaries held in Chinese Com
mmist iails are:
The Rev. Joseph p patrick
Mccormack. New York, Mary
knoll order, arrested June 10.
1858; the Rev. Fulgence Cross.
Omaha, Nebr., Franciscan, ar
rested April 10, 1851. at Tsingtao;
the Right Rev. Ambrose Pinger,
Lindsay, Nebr., Franciscan, ar
rested August 10. 1851, at Using
tao: the Rev. John William
Clifford, San Francisco, arrested
June 19. 1858. at Shanghai.
Others Also Held
Also the Rev. John Alexander
Houle, Glendale, Calf, and the
Rev. Thomas Leonard Phillips.
Butte, Mont, both arrested June
10, 1858; and the Rev. Charles j.
Mccarthy, San Francisco.
Also held are Lutheran
minister, the Rev. Paul J. Mack
ensen, IT,, Baltimore, Jailed since
1851, and four civilians.
Catholic sources said two Ko-
rean, one German and two Ital-
ian missionaries and numerous
Chinese priests and laymen also
are in Communist prisons.
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CLEO Z. on "

I ANNER, CLEO +. On Wednesday,, MAY
-. 1856, al, Leland Memorial Hos
NER Of 3427 4Oth pl., Coimar Manor
Md beloved wife OF the late Nathan
e Tanner and father OF Cleo s.
Thompson. Clara T. MacGregor Grace
Mrs, Tanner rests at the. Gasch Flu
neral Home. Hyattsville. Nd. Notice
OF funeral later,
T ANTON. MASTER SERGT. ARLON L.,
Y. ). A. +. Suddenly. on Tuesday.
Nav MAJ, ~ 1928 az Walter Reed Army
Of Ellen R Tanton and father OF
Kerry Lee Tanton Friends may call
az the Rinald Funeral Home, Sl6
Chapel on Thursday, May "a. at i
am lnterment Arlington National
rWYMAN, ELEANORA. On Friday Nav
Is, 1856. ELEANORA TWYMAN OF $50
st. s.w... beloved wife OF Washington
Twyman. daughter OF William Forrest.
mother Of Mrs, Viola Jackson and sister
OF Mrs. Viola Terrell, Miss Hattie For
rest, MRS. Lillian Snller and Mrs Pearl
Settles. She also is survived by a
GRANDSON, other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed after > pm
Wednesday, May % at the Barnes 4,
Matthews Funeral Home. OLD 4th st.
sw Funera! services on Thursday,
M May ga at e c5nrcb at a the s Mount
SITS. sw.. Rev. J. Harvey Randolph
officiating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. 23
oBIE LEE. On Tues
day. May - 1886, az the Mcclure
oBfE LEE W 2fS SH aSed 40, Vs 81
Va. beloved husband OF Irene B
WARRINGTON. father of Lee Anthony
Warrington; son of Mrs, Annie /. War
sisters, Mrs. Blanche W Herman, Mrs
Eunice W. Johansen of Erlington. Va.
MIS-. vernell Bryan Of Mclean Va
and Mrs. Erma " Harm OF Laurel
Fla. and two brothers. Floyd p. War
rington of Arlington va, and David
b. Warrington OF Norfolk, Va. Friends
may can Of the Arlington Funera
Home, 39l0l North Fairfax dr. Ar
h hnst On, VA - whe re services. VIII b
interment Columbia Gardens {Rich-
mond. Va. papers please copyl "A
WATSON. GEORGE ALLEN. suddenly
on Friday. May IS 1856, at L,ueerne
Switzerland. GEORGE ALLEN WATSON
beloved husband Of Violet Kesse Wat
son. father OF Shirley J. Speidel and
David Allen Watson: brother of Mrs
Grace Hutton; Mrs, Edna Hollis and
Mrs, Cecilia Carlson; He also is sur
may call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 29Ol I4th St NV, from IL
a I'M. to 10 pm. THURSDAY. May n
tparking facilitieSt Services on Fri
day May 20 at the Chapel of the
Holy Grail, Fort Lincoln MauSoleum
at II am Entombment Fort Lincoln
MauSoleum. "a
BELLE. Suddenly on
Tuesday. May 32, 1856. BELLE VEIN
BERG Of 1885 Missouri ave. nv. Apt
49,. beloved wife OF Julius Weinberg
She also is survived BY a sister. Miss
Dorothy Peake Funeral services at The
Bernard Danzanskv a. Son Funera
Home, 1901 l4th ct NV, on Wednes-
day. Nav %, at = pm. Interment
Adas Israel Cemetery. Memorial week
1886 Missouri ave. NV, Apt. 422. -:
WOOD, ANNIE ELIZABETH. OF l4t
Both ST, ne, died at Providence, r. /.
on May II 1856 wife of the late
Alfred j. J. Wood. mother OF Mrs
Robert Hartman and Mrs ALFRED
Conte. sister OF Mrs Daniel Sagan
She also is survived by four grand.
children and three great grandchildren
Services a Chambers Funeral Home
5l7 nth st. Sc, on Friday, NAV -
at 10 am. Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. "a
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Loring M. Black S
Rites omOrroW

Funeral services for Loring NJ.
Black, 20. Washington attorney
and former member OF the House
of Representatives from New
York, will be held at II m. to-
morrow at Gawler's funeral
home, 1855 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
NV. Temporary burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mr.. Black, 1901 Quebec street
NV, collapsed and died in a
downtown drugstore Monday. He
was on his way to his Office in
the Southern Building when he
stepped into the first-tioor drug
store for a cup of coffee
A Democrat, Mr.. Black served
lin Congress from 1923 to 1885,
representing a Brooklyn district.
He was a graduate of Fordham
University and studied law at
Columbia University.
He was member of the New
York State Senate in l9ll-l2 and
.1919-20.
Since 1885 he had practiced
law in Washington and had a
second Office in New York.
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]. W. Martini,
Doctor Here
Since 1910

/ Dr.. John Walter Martin, IS, n
dermatologist who had been
in commencement since June.
died yesterday at Doctors Hos
Ipital after a short illness. He
lived at 3 Pooks Hill road, Be
'thesda, Md
Dr.. Martin had practiced
here since 1910 and had offices
lin the Farragut Medical Build
ing and at 800 Colesville road.
Silver Spring, Md.
Native of England
DR.. Martin came to the UnitPd
States from his native England
when he was an infant He was
reared in Iowa and was gradu-
ate OF Northwest University
Medical School in Chicago.
A former surgeon, he began
practicing medicine in Colfax.
Iowa, and later was a surgeon in
Des MoineS, Iowa. and Baltimore.
In Baltimore he was medical di-
rector and vice president of the
q S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co.
Dr.. Martin was a member OF
the American College of Sur
aeonS. the District and Mont
gomery County Medical Societies
and the American Medical As
ISOLATION. He was a 32d degree
Mason and a Simmer and a for
mer member of the KiWanis in
Silver Spring and Washington.
/ Widow Among Survivors
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Helen Weir Martin a son, DR..
Martin. ir.. Cleveland, Ohio. a
heart specialist; two sisters. Mrs.
1 George Schafer and Mrs. Amelia
Ward, both of Granville, ILL.,, and
three grandchildren.
Services Will be held at ! pm.
tomorrow at Gawlers funeral
home. 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial Will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery The family requests
that any tokens of sympathy be
in the form Of contributions to
the w hington Heart AS
ISOLATION
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George A. Watson
Funeral Set Friday

FUNERAL SERVICES Tor George A.
Watson. SIS. Washington invest
ment broker who died May IS
in Lucerne. Switzerland. while
on vacation, will be held at IL
am. Friday at the chapel OF the
Holy Grail, Fort Lincoln Mauso-
leum.
Mr.. Watson of 4l00 Oliver
street. Chevy Chase, Md, was
an account executive with the
AuchincloSS, Parker d. Redpath
office here.
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headquarters said it had received
this letter from him:
In January / received a new
outfit of winter clothes including
shoes and overcoat and was
taken out with others to visit
public parks and buildings and
factories to see improvements
made in recent years. After sew
eral such sightseeing trips l be-
came troubled with asthma and
spent much time in bed. I am
now feeling much better again
and I hope these little trips out
will resume again.
Release Speculated On
The Catholic Mission Bulletin
commented:
This is the first instance of
any imprisoned missionary being
taken outside his prison for a
tour 1t gives rise to wonder
whether the Reds are preparing
to release the prisoners giving
this bit of consideration in the
expectation it will prove favor
able publicity for them later.
THE Communist press has
made no mention of these ex-
cursions. In fact they have al
most completely ignored the
Catholic church for some time
past. No other reports about
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John Carlos Ryun, 81,
Montana Power Aide

BUTTE, Mont, May % (Pl.-
John Carlos Ryan. 81, whose
father was once chairman of the
board of the Anaconda Co, was
stricken and died at his home
last night of a cerebral hemor-
rhage.
Mr.. Ryan was a retired Mon
tana Power Co. vice president,
His father. the late John D
Ryan. was one of the founders
and past president of the Mon
tana Power Co. The elder MIR
Ryan died February II. 1888.
Mr.. Ryan was an only son. His
mother lives in New York.
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AxeI E. Johnson,
Pennsy Engineer
And ExpertLineuist

Axel E. johnson, 70. retired
Pennsylvania Railroad engineer
who was also a linguist. died
Sunday in Sibley Hospital.
Mr.. Johnson spoke six lam
guageS - Swedish, Norwegian,
Danish, French, English and
German. In 1915 he was selected
as an interpreter for the Ford
peace mission. With his bride,
the former Grace N. Lantz of
Washington. he sailed for
Europe. The mission. however
broke up soon after it reached
England and the Johnsons re-
turned to the United States.
After serving as head waiter
at the Waldorf-AStoria in New
York and the Willard Hotel here,
Mr.. johnson began swinging a
coal shovel on the Pennsylvania
Railroads steam engines in 1909.
Later he became an engineer.
Mr., johnson, who retired in
1858 from railroading, was the
Washington chairman of the
brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers. Division 100. for many
years. For "a years he was Sec
Iretary of the General Commit
tee of Adjustment, Pennsylvania
lines east.
Born in Sweden, he came to
the United States in 1904.
He lived at zoos Twenty-sec-
Iond avenue. Lewisdale, Md.
Besides his widow. he is sur
viyed by a son, Clifford E., 2203
Banning place, Lewisdale, and
three grandchildren.
Services were to be held at
o'clock today at the Deal funeral
home, 48l2 Georgia avenue NV
Burial will be in Glenwood
#CemeterV.
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with electric lights which he
built himself to show functional
areas of the mind. He presented
the brain to his alma mater
when he retired.
Besides Mrs. Hubbard. he is
survived by a son, Naval Capt.
Otis C. Gregg. Naples, Italy,
chief of staff of the fleet air
arm Of the Mediterranean Fleet;
seven grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren. His wife
Carrie died in 1851.
Services will be held Friday
in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Burial
will be in nearby Nevada, Ohio,
The family requests that any
tokens OF sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
American Heart Society or Chill
dren's Hospital.