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CLOSE IN AND CONVENIENCE
New brick rambler in fine N. Ar
lington location; / blk, from ex-
Pse5S transp b. TFge center iiJ IN hall
firepl. wall; din. rm., scr. porch,
all-elec. Hotpoint kit. with break
fast space; fun bsmt. with roughed-
in 3rd bath: level lot Priced at
$50, $50 with good terms. Shown by
appt. THE DARBY CO. IA. o.
H3Q3 OFFICE men q It'll q
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ROCKvILLE-3 bdrm. sungalow, va
cant, excel. cond.. large yard, $500
cash, non Gil, payments less than
rent; GIDEON C. JOHNSON, 10.
4-7015.
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VISIT
PRIME BUYl
HOMES
RORERT E LOHR
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

he. $4,000 TIL 9 PM. RIA. $4,000
Our seth VI. Of Dependable Service
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SPLIT Ii LEVEL

Al briek with carBoFt; lac ~
I'm with fireplace and den Gera
rate din. m completely EQUIP kit
balcony, sNimmlng pool ga baths.
air-cnnd Sleepy Hollow area
OEnfF Transferred; priced 70 eeli
No Gf nfcfEfarv Assume SO VDN
40 loan. ~ 900 casn needed.
Mannas RltY.. lie. 2-2110
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BETHESDA tGlenwoodJ - Spacious,
spotless Colonial: backs up to goli
course: big den, powder rm., 8 nice
bedrms., 2 baths. rear porch. maid s
rm. and fun bath; lovely view over
fairway toward NH; mid-20s. Con-
trolled area. Call SAMUEL T.. BOG
LEY OF MD, INC. OIL $1,000
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BELOW MARKET VALUE ~ FHA
appraisal, $4,000. II you are
seeking a real buy. then see this
brick 3-bedrm. Immaculate home,
Alex area; excellent for airport.
Pentagon or BelvOir Modern IN
every detail Full osmt. walking
Minimum down payment will han
die. RUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
C0pp ET a-dOOu
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ARLINGTON
HOT ASSUMPTION

In trusts on this immaculate 3-yr :
old. 3-BEDROOM ANTIQUE BRICK
RAMBLER situated on huge level
lot in ideal community Of lovely
homes. PULL BASEMENT; brick pa
Ito. dishWasher and disposal vail
to-wall carpeting and otner extras
10 delight YOU FIRST TINE OF
FERED. And only Sis $50
Parker, Smith & Donnell
IA. 1851 IA. 1887
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la. 5-6Rnn

IA. $4,000
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
"Our 50th Anniversary Year"
2055 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
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BETHESDA RAMBLER-seidom Vlli

BETHESDA kAMbLEk--Seldom VIII
you find . home in this choice re-
stricted neighborhood of Wilson
lane for under $50. 900. Very spa
eious liv. I'm. with beamed ceiling
and firepl.. sep. din. rm.; fully
equip kit. with breakfast area. 3
twin-sized bedrms. and 2 baths;
rear porch; bsmt. and garage Only
S yrs. old, Vacant and completely
redec. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL.
2-70U6. ewes OF. 6-S076
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SOU DOWN
VIII move you into this lovely close
in Silver Spring 2-bedroom home
rooms. House in excellent condl-
ton, equipped with storm windows
and doors. Close TO schools and
transportation. LEO A. Dryer 4
CO, INC. Ju g-SO33.
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Excellent Shop Location

Suitable for any high type business;
FOod street location switchph afd
service. bl1 81 a.. SibO per month.
I TIE CAVALIER. $500 18th ST. nv.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Most desir-
able Lewisdale. location, one OF our
homes up 20 $40 ono. Buy this red
brick Cape Cod for only SI4a50
Truly exceptional value 10se down
10 vets Call today w. r. HUGHES
co APP V-IA0O flif q I'M
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tractiye red brick Colonial, COM
pletely redecorated. New kitchen.
all large rooms: powder room, FIRST
floor. large side screened poFehi 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, up; stairs to
Vacant. excellent financing; S21,-
500. BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.,
EM 2-2H2h; ewes. OIL. A-4R1G
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II. M. Martin, 90,
Retired Real Estate
Man in Kensinqton

Harry M. Martin. 90, retired
Kensington MIDI real estate
broker, died yesterday after an
eight-month illness.
Born in the District. Mr.. Mar
tin moved to Kensington as a
youth. He later became active
in many real estate, political and
civic affairs of that community.
A member of the Democratic
Party. Mr.. Martin served as
assistant fuel administrator IN
the Wilson administration.
Mr.. Martin, who lived at II
Dresden street, was a charter
member Of the Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church in Kensing-
ton and a supporter of the
Protestant Organization of
America United. He also was
a member of the Kensington
Citizens Association.
Mr.. Martin is survived by one
sister, Miss Mary j. Martin of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held
in Gawler's chapel at 1890 pm.
tomorrow. with burial in Glen
wood Cemetery.
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: In 1947 he became special as.
sistant to the co-ordinator fol
Aid to Greece and Turkey in tn,
office of the Undersecretary o.
State. He was responsible fol
procurements relating to the
military and economic rehabili'
tation programs in both coun.
tries.
Mr.. Walsh returned to tn,
Bureau of Federal Supply of tn,
Treasury in 1949 as special as.
sistant to the director. The bu.
reau became part of GSA II
1949 The following year, wher
GSA's responsibilities for pur.
chasing. transporting and stor.
ing items in the national stock.
pile of strategic and critical ma.
terials were centered in a new
emergency procurement service
Mr. Walsh became commissioner
Survivors are his widow Mil.
dred, seven brothers and two sis.
tiers. Steven F.. Havana, Cuba
Edward C. and Mrs. Genevievt
O'Neill. both of Lucinda; Miss
Marie A. Walsh, Pittsburgh
Maurice, Grove City, Pa; Joseph
L., Cleveland Father Eugene P
Walsh. pastor of st. Louis Cath
Ollie Church, Groveton, Pa; Regis
A.. 1920 r street Sc, and Pau
c., TAI Eleventh street Sc, CO.
owners Of the Walsh funera
home.
Requiem mass will be Offered
at 10 am. Friday at st. Thoma.
the Apostle Catholic Church
Twenty seventh street anc
Woodley road NV. Burial will
be Saturday morning in Hemp
stead. Long Island.
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Roland }. Hy|ond, 81, Served
Pennsy Railroad "a Years

Roland j. Hyland, 81, a Penn
sylvania Railroad employee for A
years before he retired earlier
this month, died yesterday al
Mount Alto Hospital after a long
illness. He lived at 2422 North
Capitol street.
Mr. Hyland was active in Cath
Iolic organizations. He was past
president of the Curley Club; the
Washington section of the Holy
Name Society and St. Martins
Holy Name Society.
He was one Of the most active
members of the St. Vincent de
Paul Society at st. Martins and
was first vice president when
he died. He was a member OF
the Washington Council, knights
of Columbus,
Mr.. Hyland was born in Bal
timore and began his railroad
career there at the President
Street Station. He came TO
Washington 80 years ago. He
was head clerk of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad freight station
at Rosslyn when he retired due
to i'll health.
A sergeant first class in the
Army Medical Corps in World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09
Henry Linden Briscoe, 81,
|Ex-Prince Georges Official

Henry st. James Linden Bris-
coe, jr., "a, former clerk to the
Prince Georges County Commits
Isioners. died Monday in Garfield
Hospital after a three weeks
illness.
A native of Prince Georges and
Educated in the county's public
schools. Mr.. Briscoe was active
lin Democratic politics through
out his life.
After serving as a county tax
assessor and in other Govern
lment posts, Mr.. Briscoe in 1881
was named deputy clerk to the
county commissioners.
Ten years later he was ap-
Fpointed clerk to the board, a post
which had been held by his
father. Mr.. Briscoe, throughout
his 20 years as clerk to the COM
Imissioners, was known to thou
sands as one of the ceunty's most
Icolorful public figures.
He was retained as deputy
clerk by the Republican commits
IsionerS who took Office after the
1850 election. He retired to his
farm near Brandywine in 1851.
Mr.. Briscoe was married in
1915 to Miss Ellen Mary Reese
of Washington, who died three
years ago. They had no children,
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Robert Mel Iurkin Dies;
u. S.DipIomotin England

Robert j. G. McClurkin, A
an American diplomat assigned
to the Imperial War College in
England. died Sunday Of a brain
Itumor in an Air Force hospital
near London. according to 9
State Department announce
|ment.
He had worked for the State
Department since 1851 and hac
held the London post since last
January. His home here was
at 3016 Homewood parkway
|Kensington, Md.
Mr.. McClurkin was a Far East
specialist and was former heac
Iof the Office of Northeast Asiar
Affairs dealing with Japan anc
Korea. sv
A native Of Lisbon. N. Y, hi
was educated at the University
of Pittsburgh. He was associ.
ated with the university and latel
was economics instructor al
IMuhlenburg College, Allentown
Pa, before he began his Gov.
eminent career in 1912 as assist.
ant chief of the air transport
division and aircraft division Of
the Board of Economic Warfare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09

and Foreign Economic Admins.
Itratiorl.
In 1915 he became assistant
chief and later chief of the air.
craft division of the ONCE Of
the Foreign Liquidation Com.
missioner. From 1916 to 1851
he was assistant director anc
later director of the Economic
Bureau of the Civil Aeronautic.
Board. He then began his Stats
Department job as deputy di.
rector of the Office of Northeast
Asian Affairs.
Mr.. McClurkin was a member
i OF the American History Asso.
citation.
Secretary of State Dulles sem
the following message to Mr.
McClurkin's widow:
II have just heard the sac
news of your husbands death
l know I speak for the entire
department when I say how
sorely he will be missed. You
and your family have my deepest
sympathy"
Besides his widow, Mr. Nc.
Clurkin is survived by a daugh.
ter. Megan Joan. and two sons
Peter and James.
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Hi Mrntnriant

TRIEBLER, GEORGE p. In sad but
GEORGE =. TRiEBLER, who left m,
eight wears ago today May Q. 194S
A happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left q loneliness
The world can never I'LL.
LOVING WIFE JEANNE TR1EBLER.
VINCENT. WILLIAM n. (KITTENl. Ir
memory OF my dear husband, WILLIAM
r. KITTEN VINCENT. who passed
away six years ago, May q, 1850.
Though absent. you are ever near,
Kept close by, memories we hold dear
Still loved. stili missed with all oui
Through memory we shall never part
There are so many loving thoughts
You gave our hearts to keep,
That our memories are precious things
Which help 70 soften our grief
WIFI. AND DAUGHTER. MRS, MAR.
JoRIE VINCENT AND GERTRUDE.
WILSON, CHARLES II. In loving mem.
DRY OF our husband and father
CHARLES II. WILSON. who passed away
three years ago today, May o. 1858
The years have changed SO many things
But this one thing is true:
II will never change our memory
Or our love FOR you.
The love you gave Us many years
VIII never from Va depart.
Though you have gone beyond our reach,
You are ALWAYS in our hearts
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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SIotnick,


NEW YORK. May 9 (P).-Dr
Morris Miller Slotnick, 81, Of
White Plains, N. Y, noted geo.
physicist and geophysical con-
sultant to the Standard Vac
uum Oil Co., collapsed and died
Monday night at the Dallas
(Texo Airport, it was learned
here yesterday.
Dr.. Slotnick was credited with
originating and developing
many basic and advanced meth.
DDS OF geophysical interpretations
of data of value to the oil in
dustry. Since 1854 he had beer
"a conSultant for the Standard
Vacuum Oil Co. of New York
Previously he had been. CHIEF
mathematician for the explora.
ton department of the Humble
Oil & Refining Co. of Houston
Tex.
Associates here said DR.. Slot.
nick died of heart attack Just
before boarding a plane from
Dallas to Tulsa while on a trir
for Standard-Vacuum.
DR.. Slotnick, a native of Po-
land. came to the United States
as child with his parents. His
father was the late Rabbi Sam
uel S. Slotnick, who served at
synagogues in Lawrence, Mass.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, and Port
Chester, N. Y.
DR.. Slotnick was a graduate
of Harvard University and
studied also at Princeton Uni
versity.
During World War II he was
supervisor of the analysis Sec
ton of the Naval Ordnance Lab
oratory and the Navy's Bureau
OF Ordnance in Washington.
He is survived by his widow,
a son, Joseph S., of New York,
and a daughter, Mrs. L. H. Free
man. of Pittsburgh.
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"A. J.WoIsh, 81, GSA Chief
Of Emergency Procurement

A. j. Walsh, 81, commissions
lof the General Services Admin.
iistration emergency procurement
service. died Monday at Gar.
field Hospital after severa
months illness. He lived al
1926 Connecticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Walsh was born in Lu.
icinda, Pa, and was graduated
in 1916 as a civil engineer from
Carnegie Tech. He became in.
terested in the purchasing fielc
before his graduation and began
his career as a part-time pur.
chasing clerk for the Kelly &
Jones Co. in Pittsburgh.
During World War I he was
in the Army Air Corps ano
afterward spent three years with
the War Department as an as
sistant purchasing agent.
Mr.. Walsh was purchasing
agent for Curtiss Aeroplane &
Motor Co. of Garden City, Long
Island, and the Electric Bond &
Share Co. of New York City be-
tween 1921 and 1888. He Their
entered the Government as ar
assistant. purchasing agent fol
the Temporary Emergency Re-
lief Administration.
He joined the procurement di-
vision of the Treasury as a pur-
chasing officer and 10 years later
in 1945, he was named associate
director of procurement. In that
job he superintendent the opera
tons of about 5000 wartime
purchasing and supply employees
In l945, Mr.. Walsh took leave
of absence to take charge of the
purchasing and expediting oper-
atoms of the Chinese Supply
Commission in Washington.
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Burton Morye, Jr.,
Virginia Deputy
Highways Chief

RICHMOND, May 8 (P.--
Burton Marye. jr., veteran Vir-
Iginia Highway Department off.
cial and the first general mana
ger of the Richmond Peterspure
Turnpike Authority, died yester-
day at his Bon Air home. HI
was 81.
! A funeral service was seized.
uled today at the grave in Holly,
wood Cemetery here.
Mr.. Marye spent Is years with
the highway department before
taking over as chief executive Of
the toll road project last July l
When he left the highway de-
partment. he held the post OF
deputy commissioner and chief
engineer.
He is survived by his widow, a
son and a brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09
Mrs. Korsten, Former Actress.
ought in Girls Schools Here

Mrs. Karl Karsten, "a, former
actress and teacher at girls
schools here, died Monday at a
nursing home in Olney, Md.
Mrs. Karsten. the former Eli
nor Cox. was the daughter OF
Indiana Supreme Court Justice
George c. Cox. Her father was
a conservative who didn't believe
in girls going to college or on
the stage. SO in spite Of her
stage ambition Mrs. Karsten
trained in her fathers Office and
became a member of the In
diana bar. She did appear in
some Indiana plays, however, and
then went to New York with
the Washington Square Players,
later the T'heater Guild of New
York.
In her early 20s Mrs. Karsten
was named one of the 10 best
actresses of the year of the
Washington Square Players by
Haywood Broun. In the mid
1920S she and her husband went
to New Haven, Conn.,. to live.
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|WilIiom F. Judd,
ILuruy Resident

LURAY, Va. May 9 especially
William Fletcher Judd, SO, a re.
tired merchant, died yesterday al
Page Memorial Hospital here.
Mr.. Judd was a member of st
Marks Lutheran Church and the
Masons.
Services will be held at his
home at 2 pm. tomorrow. Burial
will be in Green Hill Cemetery.
He is survived by three sons
Louis Judd, of 37l8 Chesapeake
street NV. Washington; Will
liam F. Judd. jr., 1881 Massachu-
sets avenue NV, Washington,
and Ralph Judd. SGT Ashforth
road, Silver Spring, Md, and
three daughters, Mrs. Lynn
Moore, Arlington; Mrs. Forbes
Hester, 4l07 w street NV,
Washington, and Mrs. George
Speidel. ZOOS Fortieth place NV
Washington.
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Mrs. Karsten appeared in little
theater groups there and her
husband operated the Karsten
Statistical Laboratory. The Kar-
stems came to Washington in
1888 and Mrs. Karsten became
active with various theater
groups here. She studied at Co.
lumbia University and the Lon
don Speech Institute after COM
ing to Washington.
Mrs. Karsten taught poetry
appreciation and choral speak
ing at Sidwell Friends School,
Holton Arms and National Ca
thedral School for Girls between
1885 and 1948, when arthritis
forced her to retire.
Besides her husband, a for
mer Government economist who
is retired from the National Re
sources Board. she is survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Karen Gaylord,
New York. and grandson.
Memorial services will be held
later at the Friends Meeting
House here, of which she was a
member.
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Shot Teacher Wants
I o Return to His Pupils

A teacher critically wounded
at Maryland Park Junior High
School repeatedly calls the stu
dents there "a fine bunch Of
kids and wants to get back tc
them as soon as possible.
School Supt. William S
Schmidt told the Prince Georges
County School Board yesterday
that returning to his students is
the whole concern" of Francis
Daniel Wagner, %. of Greenbelt
The superintendent has made
nightly visits to Prince Georges
General Hospital, where Mr.
Wagner is recovering from a 90
caliber rifle wound in which the
bullet pierced his stomach and
spleen.
Mr.. Wagner was shot last Fri
day when a hot-tempered IA
year-old student, Billy Ray Pre-
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Miss Dunlap,
Here
fCity Bunk

Miss Patricia Dunlap, Al, ano
employee of the City Bank on
Connecticut avenue, died Mon
day at Georgetown Hospital
She had been ill since October.
Miss Dunlap was the daughter
of the Rev. Edward Slater Dun
lap, who retired about 10 years
ago as a canon of National Ca
thedral. He still assists at St
Johns Episcopal Church, Lafay.
cite Square, where he formerly
was associate rector.
Miss Dunlap was a lifelong
resident of 1929 Garfield street
NV. Her father has lived there
since 1900. Her mother, Mrs
Edith TwiSs Dunlap, died in 1888
Miss Dunlap was educated al
Central High School and formerly
did secretarial work for the Ar
thur Burt Shoe Co. on F street
She had been with the Con.
necticut Avenue City Bank since
1919 where she was a clerk
typist and also acted as Secre.
tary to the branch manager.
Besides her father. Miss Dun.
lap is survived by four brothers
and a sister, Edward Twiss Dun.
lap, Bethesda, an architect
Harvie Stuart Dunlap, 2724
Porter street NV, a land spe.
cialist; Douglas Victor who is il
food management, and Donald
Dunlap, an insurance man, botf
of Kensington, Md, and Mrs. E
Clifton Thomas, jr.. 5405 Woot.
ton avenue, Chevy Chase, Md.
Services will be held at 3 pm
tomorrow at st. Johns Episcopa
Church, Lafayette Square NV
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gem.
eterV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09
DR.. Henry Scott, "a,
Retired Physician

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May
R.-Dr. Henry Scott. "a. WIDE
ly known New York physician
before his retirement, died in
a Nashville hospital yesterday.
DR.. Scott was an 1895 grad
uate of the New York University
Medical School and practiced in
New York for so years. He was
connected with Harlem, st,
Luke's and Crippled Children's
Hospitals and Cornell Medical
Center. He was born in Hacken-
sack, N. j. He came to Nash
vile to make his home two years
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09

War I, Mr.. Hyland was a men,
Der of Costello Post No. Is
American Legion.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mary Broderick Hyland,
whom he married 20 years ago
Requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. Friday morning at St
Martins Catholic Church, North
Capitol and T streets. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09

waite, shot three teachers while
Cumming for the principal who
had disciplined him. Frazer
Cameron, 80, of Cheverly, was
killed. and Robert Hicks, 81, OF
Greenbelt. was slightly wounded
A murder trial for Prevatte
will be scheduled for July. &C
cording to States Attorney Blair
H. Smith. The charge, and two
of assault with intent to kill,
will be presented to the grand
jury next month when it is re-
called. IA
Morale Every Fine"
Reporting to the school board
on the shooting, Mr.. Schmidt
said morale at Maryland PafB
appeared very fine" when stu-
dents returned to classes Mon
day. A few students were re-
lluctant about entering the room
where Mr.. Cameron was shot.
but did so after talking to school
officials, he added.
A moment of prayer was OBJ
served in the school on Monday
at the time Mr.. Cameron was to
be buried in New Jersey, and the
23d Psalm was read over the
public address system.
Mr.. Schmidt commended the
behavior of students and teachers
after the shooting. He said the
panic and chaos attributed to
them in first reports of the in
cident simply were not true
Bell System Cut OFF 81
He had special praise for Mrs.
Evelyn Tanner. school clerk, who
cut off the bell system. If it
had rung, the bell would have
sent the student body into the
halls where young Prevatte Vas
proving with a rifle. Z
When Prevatte entered Mary
land Park last month, school
officials had no way of knowing
1.-THE boy had been before ju-
Ivenile court officers in Raleigh.
IN. c.. for pulling a knife on his
teacher. His truancy record
here had been reported to the
Prince Georges pupil personnel
office the day before the shoot
ing.
The Office realized then the
boy needed special attention. Al
though it showed no juvenile
record, Prevatte's transcript
noted the boy was below average
intelligence and of sensitive
Temperament.
Last night, the regular month
.ly melting of the Maryland Park
Junior High School PTA was
postponed a week to give resi-
dents of the area a chance to
recover from the strain of the
shooting.
PTA Head Explains
"a week is little enough time
to give everyone chance to level
of from the tremendous strain
of this awful thing" Fred d.
Scott, PTA president said.
I'VE also POSTPONED the meet
ing in Difference to the burial"
Mr.. Scott said.
The parent-teacher group will
meet at $3.50 pm. Tuesday ct the
school
Prevatte. who injured two
other teachers. is charged with
murder and two counts OF as
sault with intent to kill. He is
being held in the Upper MARI
boro Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09

He leaves two sisters, Mrs
Roberts of Upper Marl-
boro and Mrs. Ronald King Of
Heights, Maryland
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow at st,
Paul's Episcopal Church. Baden,
Md. Burial will be in the church
a,.,, 'f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09
Sam Shuinberq

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 9
R.-Sam Shainberg, IA, founder
of Black and White Stores, a
mid-South dry goods chain, died
last night at his home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09
Annrilinn

ATLAS, LILLE X. dwelling services
ATLAS Will be held on Sunday, Mothers
Day. May Is, 1855. at 1890 pm, al
the Adas Israel Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-09
Uarn uf Chunks

HAYES. LUIE LYNDON We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to our rela-
tives and friends for their sympathy.
cards and beautiful floral tributes dur
ing our recent bereavement.
WIFE, HELEN GEIGER HAYES:
DAUGHTER, GRACE ]. HAYES.