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Naval Gun Factory
Drive on Gambling
Brings 8 Arrests

Rear Admiral David M. Ty-
rec, superintendent of the Naval
Gun Factory. today said open
warfare" is being waged against
numbers writing and other gam
bling detected at the factory.
Admiral Tyree's statement fol.
lowed the arrest yesterday after
noon of three men repeatedly
operating $1,000-a-week num-
bers writing business at the fac
tory. Gun factory officials said
Navy intelligence had been con-
Quoting an investigation of the
numbers ring for some time and
Metropolitan police were called
in to make the arrests.
William L. Mccoy, 90, Of the
$500 block Of Alden place NE. a
machine operator. and John
Ivory, 80, of the 1400 block Of
Harvard street NV. a clerk.
were charged with possession Of
numbers slips and operating Q
lottery.
In Municipal Court today, the
charges were reduced to possess
sion and both pleaded guilty.
Sentencing was deferred until
August "a and both were re-
leased on $1,000 bond each. A
third man, John H. Goodwin,
81, Of the TOO block of Eighth
street NV, went free when the
charges were dropped. All are
colored.
The men were arrested in a
raid at 2:05 pm. yesterday and
later released on $1,000 bond
each, Police said "some" num-
bers slips were found in their
possession.
In his statement, Admiral Ty.
rec said:
open warfare is being waged
against any such operations and
a continuing vigorous effort will
be made to insure these illegal
operations do not start again."
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City. Md. In 1900, he entered
the novitiate of the Paulist
Fathers at st. Thomas College
in a building now part of Cath
olic University here. He was or
dained in 1905.
From 1906 to 1925, Father
Cartwright was a missionary In
the Midwest, Mexico and Can.
ada. After 1925 he was con-
cerned with the education Of
priests for the PauliSt priest.
hood.
A solemn requiem mass viii
be offered at 9 am. tomorrow al
st. Paul's College, Fourth anC
Lincoln streets NE. The body
will be taken to the Paulist
mother church. st. Paul the
Apostle, in New York City, where
the office of the dead will be
sung tomorrow night. A solemn
funeral mass will be offered al
10 am. Saturday, with burial in
the crypt Of the mother church
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Probe Dropped
In Girls Stubbinq

NEW YORK, July 26 (P.-
Demands for grand jury in
veStigation of the fatal Stabbine
of a 14-year-old girl during 9
Iteen-age girl gang fight in q
Brooklyn subway station have
been dropped by Special SEES
sions Justice Bernard A. Kozicke
. The judge said yesterday he
was convinced the dead girl
Evelyn Orr. was an aggresSor in
the fracas in which she was
stabbed.
The five girls, 16 and II years
old, who were being held fol
grand jury investigation now
will be brought into Special SeS-
sions Court as originally planned
They had been charged with un-
lawful assembly.
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Rev. Richards. Cartwright, g.
Retired St. PuuI's Professor

The Rev. Richard Stearns
Cartwright. 50. a Paulist priest
for 81 years. died yesterday in
Georgetown Hospital.
A retired theology professor at
st. Paul's College, Father Cart
wright previously was rector at
the college.
From 1894 to 1912 Father
Cartwright was rector of the
Apostolic Mission House, once
part of Catholic University to
teach missionary techniques.
During that same period he
edited the Catholic magazine.
missionary" He returned to
st. Paul's College as a professor
in 1912.
His father was a Nantucket
whale hunter. Father Cart
wright was born and educated in
Boston.
Father Cartwright entered st.
Charles College, then in Ellicott
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Maurice l. Cook,
Lifelong Resident
OF Foirfux County

Maurice L. Cook, so. died
Tuesday at his home in Oakton
Va.
A native of Fairfax County
Mr.. Cook lived in Vienna, Va,
before he went to Oakton 'la
years ago.
He enlisted IN the Infantry in
1916 and served in France during
World War I. Later he worked
"a short time at the Agriculture
Department until a hip injury
from the war forced him to re-
sign. He was a charter member
lof DYER unnell American Lee
gion Post in Vienna. His hobby
was collecting guns.
Survivors are his widow, Ads
Virginia; a son. Maurice, jr., Of
Oakton. and two. sisters, Mrs. Evs
Mearson and Mrs. Ruth Pettitt
both of Rockville. Md.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Everly funera
home in Fairfax. Burial will BIZ
in Flint Hill Cemetery, Oakton
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l.. S. Yeo, IT.,
Retired ReuItor

L. S. Yeo, n, retired real estate
broker. died yesterday of a heart
attack in Merryville. Mo. About
five years ago he spent a year in
Washington with his son, L. s.
Yeo III. 3735 JoceIyn street NV.
Mr.. Yeo, a native of Missouri
and friend Of former President
Harry Truman, celebrated his
Sind wedding anniversary last
September 26. He was a life
member of the Elks and Odd
Fellows.
Besides his son, he is survived
by his widow, two daughters, two
other sons and 10 grandchildren.
Services will be held Friday
afternoon at the First Christian
Church of Merryville,
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He also was a member of the
American Medical Association
and the District Medical Society
In 1850 he married Mrs. Mary
Lutz Lemon, widow Of Williams
Lemon.
Survivors are his widow, a son
by a former marriage, John
Henry Polkinhorn. Woodley Park
Towers Apartments. and a sis
ter, Mrs. Florence Af1leck, New
York.
Services will be held at II am.
Saturday at Gawler's funeral
home, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Oak Hill
Cemetery,
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Mrs. D. A. McDoueoI, 80,
Wife of Former u. S. Aide

Mrs. D. A. McDougal, whose
late husband was special assist
ant to Secretary of State Cordell
Hull during Franklin d. Roose-
velt's administration. died yes
terday in Coral Gables. Fla. She
would have been 80 on August 7
Mrs. McDougal was the former
Myrtle Archer. a native of Mari
eta Springs, Miss. As a young
woman her activities included
newspaper work, writing poetry
volunteer nursing and working
In the Christian Church in
Baldwin. Miss. of which her
father1 George Washington
Archer, was minister.
Mrs. McDougal taught oil
painting and was one of the
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BY ROBERT X. WALSH

An intended objection by some
House Republicans to send the
housing bill to a Senate House
conference today threatened to
delay and perhaps shelve the
legislation. including provision
requested by President Eisen-
hover for low-rental public
housing units.
In an extremely complicated
parliamentary struggle between
both branches of Congress. the
Senate late last night rejected
many key features of the So
called compromise" measure
voted yesterday afternoon by the
House. The Senate accepted a
House provision authorizing con-
struction of $4,000 new public
housing units a year for the next
two years. But it refused to
take other parts of the House
bill and, instead, substituted the
version the Senate passed last
May "a.
The obvious intent of the Sem
ate was to have the House agree
to a Senate House conference on
the measure. Representative
Wolcott. Republican of Michi-
gan, told reporters this after
noon that he, for one, planned
to object to such a conference,
Huddles Cause Delay
The bill as passed by the Sen
ate last night had not yet been
returned to the House. This
delay. some members explained
was due to informal huddleS be-
tween various Senate and House
advocates of housing legislation
They hoped to devise some
agreement that would save. al
least the major features of the
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After the war he returned to
the West Coast.
Besides his daughters he is
survived by his widow Agnes,
a son, Evans, 2; a brother,
Marvin F. Downer. Albuquerque,
and two sisters, Mrs. Mabel
Bennett, Longmont, Colo. and
Mrs. Paul E. Hardin, Sacra-
mento. Calf.
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Draths

SULLIVAN. ELIZABETH V. On wednes.
gay. July 20, 1866, at her residence
sAuEustus E. sullivan and mother Of
MIS-. Helen Johnston, Mrs. Dorothes
IIorSey. Charles F.. Eugene A. anc
Joseph r Sullivan. all 81 Washington
late residence until . am. satu uSSyt
July 20. REQUIEM mass will be of.
Iered az the blessed Sacrament Cath.
ono Church, Western ave. and Quesada
hin n c w., st S:So am. Interment Cedar
SHEEHY, MARYLAND ALBERTA (nes
weed. On Wednesday, July rs, 1855
az Providence Hospital, MAINTAINS
ALBERTA SHEEHY (nee Weed Of
J. Sheehy and mother of Rosemary
Cecilia. James Joseph, 18th. VirTint I,
Alberta. Timothy Sean, Kelvin Patrick
ano 5nelagh Colleen: daughter Of Mrs
and sister Of George ;i O. feAp Wsed. Nc a.
Brands and Mrs. Rozelle Coleman. both
Johns ess Of 4frf s4ssde N u. Mrs Mrs.: FHt t
Morgan Of Seabrook. Nd. and the late
Mrs. Jennie Bohannan Of Lanham. Nd.
Funeral from the Saffell Funeral Home
SO 81 NV. on Saturday. July
st. Aloysius Church at 10 am. Rels.
tives and friends invited. Interment
ROCK Greek Cemetery. "a
TAYLOR. PFC. RICHARD II. On
b MetSSnesq HC.n yuy Is 1855 Ct g; Eliza
TAY1oR oi husband q Mi haGfH q P.yI6,
and brother Of Mrs. Leila Harris Of
Later Later; Arrsnssmsnts By XaivSn 4
v 1sSai Tow EDWARD. ON ru..a.,
civ its, n ls' fPr in NE" p YSr.
mems Union, No. l. regrets
to announce the death 81
V BBE EnHs x EDWARD vINcI;
be held on Friday, July ~
~ the STANLEY johnson Funeral Home
NHlO-991 lolst ave. Ozone Park Queens
EDWARD P. BEST. President.
ROY T. DEAN secy.-Treas. Is
vINCIPROVA. EDWARD. Members Of
nha the Bureau Of Eneravina
and Printing Post. No. 90
ths american Lesion, Of the
5 eSsbs' no 81 SfC oS II. d.s sES
v1NcIPROVA Of is z st. NV
F1aansral services on Thursday, july 20,
HARRY v: MELLETTE. cOmdr.
DOUGLAS BALLARD. Adjt
WADE, MATTE. On Tuesday, July "a
1905. MATTE WADE Of l415 Chaplin
~, NV, Apt. 70. She Is survived by
three daughters, Lucille Thomas. Mars
Jones and Eunice Wade; two sons
EoDert and Otis Wade: two brothers
Floyd and Charles Mack: nine grand
children, two great-grandehildren and
most OF other relatives and friends
After = pm. Saturday, July 2S. friends
may call at the Hoffman Funeral Home
OIL Is Sc. NV, Funeral and intermeni
On Saun S{1ndTSys July 20. in Darlington
WkIGar. HENRY Il. On Tuesday, JULY
-, 1885, HENRY H. WRIGHT. beloved
husband Of Enc s. Wright and father
q warren 4. Wright. Funeral from
Georgia ave. NV, on Thursday. July
70. at 1 pm. Interment Elsmerc
N. 4. 20
YANONsKL, JOSEPHINE (nee o'BrienI
On Wednesday, July rs. 1856. JOSE.
fA1NE YANoNsKI tnee O'BrienI, be.
loved wife Of Anthony Yanonski. mother
OF Anthony Yanonski, ir., and sister Of
SISTER Regina QBrien. Robert T., Frank
ana james Q'Drien, Cecilia Papazian
ana Loretto Maddox. Notice of funeral
later. Mattinsly Funeral Service.
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in @rntnrtaitt

BL0UNT. MRS. MARY. In memory o
Mrs. NARY BLOUNT.
Just line Of sweet Remembrance,
Just memory, fond and true:
Just q token Of loves devotion
Lhat our hearts still long for you.
b. O'NEILL.
DAVIS, JULIA WILLS. IN sad but Low
ina remembrance of our dear mother
Mrs. JULIA WILLS DAVIS, who de-
parted this. life three years aGo today
July 20, 1858.
You are gone. mama.
But you are not FORGOTTEN e.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERs' MRS
EDNA SMITH, MRS. MYRTLE JACK
SON MISS VIRGINIA DAVIS: SON
CHARLES DAVIS.
DYE, MABEL z. In loving memory o
my dear wife MABEL Z. DYE. Wit
g gassea ae. aT faZs. sisht wears as0 today
When l forget your laughter.
The brightness OF your eyes,
When ! FORGET your smile, the sun
Shall forset TO rise.
Thoueh other memories fade away
:. Upon this mortal shore,
Your memory, like the laurel.
HER HUSBAND. ELMER.
DYE, MABEL HULL. A tribute Of Low,
70 the memory Of our dear sister
MABEL HULL DYE. who left US eighl
years ago today, July 20 1913.
A token OF love and remembrance
OF one we shall never forget:
Her memory to ua Is q treasure
Her loss a lifetime OF regret,
HER DEVOTED SISTERS ANT
JOHN HAROULD. In iovinI
memory OF our dear brother. JOHN
HAROULD MORTON. who passed ava,
q wear ago today, July 20. 1853
Your gentle face and patient smile
With sadness we recall.
You had q kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
The voice IL mute and still the hear
That loved US well and true:
All, bitter was the trial to part
Prom one SO GOOD and true.
I miss you now, my heart il sore.
As time goes BY will miss you more;
Your lovtng smile, your gentle face.
NO one can Ill your vacant place
THoMAsENA NORTON.
VIOLA 2. In memory o.
my mother, VIOLA p. WILLIAMS, whs
passed away July rs, 1850.
The stream Of life rolls on.
While each vacant hour recalls
The love OF one still dear.
ZELhA, CHARLES AND TONY.
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With Regard to a
Cord of Thonks

Very often o cord Of thonks in
The Star meets o need which con
hardly be solved in any other woy.
Not only is it q gracious expression
ct erotitude to those who hove sent
tlorol tributes but also courteousy
acknowledges the services and kind.
aesses Of the mony to whom o per-
sonol note Of thonks connot well be
mailed or whose nomes and I'D.
dresses ore not known. Insertions Of
. cord Of thonks moy be orroneed
b. telephone to The Stur. ST. $1,000
The Evening and Sunday stor
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CEMETERY LOTS

TORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-6 burial
sites, near the clock; $l,200 value will
sacrifice fer quick sale. WA. 1-3623.
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
sac. . sites good location. make offer
tn. 2-3600. Ext b2b.
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CHITE. sALyATORE. MARIO. I'd 3gI

New hampshire ave. NV, on July 70
1856, husband OF Mary Josephine ChlJe
bather OF Mrs. Joseph Gentilcore, Mrs
Ralph Godfrey, Mrs Frank Ensley Ms
John cox ana MIS- nennetn SNYDER
grandchildren also survive. Prayers 81
C1smoers r. neral Home. 517 18th st
Sc, IN Friiay, July ~ at $3.50 am
Mass at the Holy Rosary church, 3r1
MaShlnRtnn National Cemetery
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CLAsPY. CLIFTnN D on Wednesday

july 70, 1906, al the Hshnemann Hos,
pital, CLIFTON J. Classy. husband
OF the late Amy M ClaSpy. He also
is survived by one sister and several
nieces and nephews. Funeral services
will be held on Friday. July "a. At
/ pm, at hysongS Funeral Home, 1900
N st NV Relatives and friends in
Vited to attend. lample parking tacili-
tieSl. Interment Congressional Gene
terry. 20
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' "a, 1856. RoBERT c. cE sTSis I Res
mains may be viewed at the Frazier
Funeral Home. $50 Rhode Island ave.
NV, after pm. Thursday. July 20.
Funeral on Friday, July -. at 1
pm, from Fort Myer Chapel Airing
ION Va.
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CARTM RIGnT. REV. RICHARn 81. o. s.

a. On Wednesday. July IS. 1896. at
RICHARD s. CARTWRIGHT, c. s.
r. Solemn requiem mass at st. Paul S
Collese, Attn 81. and Lincoln I'd. ne,
on Friday, July. ~, at am. Inter-
City, n.
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" eonesdSy, July rs. 1856, MARY M
BURKE lnee Burkel beloved vie oil
the late John H. Burke. .sr.. and mother
Mickey J. Burke and Mrs. Margaret
b. Stearns ana the late Mrs. Madeline
America. Funeral from the Timothy
NV. on Saturday, July rs. at 9:l5 am
Requiem mass at st. Mary's Church
9TH St. between @ and H SITS. NV.
al 10 am. Interment Washington Ma
tlonal Cemetery. ~
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hNhNESI CAIHEhINE. Departed this
lite al ST. Ellzabeths Hospital, CATH
ERNIE BARNES. She leaves to mourn
their loss two sisters, Eliza Monroe and
Mamie johnson: a brother. Edward
Tyler, and other relatives and friends.
Praye.s will be celebrated on Thurs
DAY, July 20. 1886 at the Hoffman
Funeral Home GIL K ST. NV. at $40
pm. Funeral on Friday, July ~, at
an. from the Holy Redeemer Church,
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Ar
rangements by st. Josephs Funeral
Home.
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ZANE, CHARLES EDWARD.

bEANE, CHARLES EDWARD. On
wednesday. July 20, 1856. at his resi-
aence, f0U1 Whltehcuse rd.. Ritcnie,
Md. CHARLES EDWARD BEANIE, hus-
OF Roberta b. Laughton and grand-
father Of Barbara r. Laughton Friends
may call at his above late residence,
where services will be held on Satur-
Forestville Episcopal Church Cemetery
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ABBOTT. VERNON w. On Wednesday,
Hospital, VERNON W. ABBOTT OF
loved husband of Mrs. Alice Mae Alb
bott and brother of Mrs. Dorothy
Mclean. He also is survived BY his
father. Mr.: Edwin Abbott. Remains
resting al HySong's Funeral Home, 1900
N st. NV. Funeral services will be
held at the graVeside. WASHINGTON
National Cemetery, on Saturday, July
IS, at J. am. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend Please omit
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BuCkNER. GEORGE. JR; Suddenly. o.

BUFF, GLADYS M. OF 43e Mellon st.
a.e., on July 20, 1896. beloved wife
CnarIes HaycocK, Fred ana George Mar
chant. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5l7 18th st. Sc, on Saturday,
July Is. at 2:3U pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. "a
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DAVIS. GEORGE W. On Tuesday. July
"a. 1856, at the WASHINGTON Sani-
tsrium GEORGE w DAVIS Of SIS
husband of Ruth B. Davis and father
Of Mrs. Winifred Davis McDermott:
brother Of Matte D. Nolan and grand
father OF Henry j. McDermott, ir. He
children. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, :54 Carroll
st. NV. Barking lot oppositeD. where
services will be held on Friday. July
~ at > p.m. lnterment George
Washington Cemetery. 20
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Tuesday, July "a. 1855, at the Naval
Hospital. ROCHELLE DENISE FRAN
CTS, daughter of Seaman Nathaniel
r ana Barbara Francis. Many other
relatives also survive. Services and
lnterment Arlington National Cemetery
on Friday, July 20. at $3.50 am. Fam
lily may be seen at 2536 Stanton I'd
Sc. ARRANGEMENTS by Malvan d
Schey, Inc.
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49, members Of Columbia Lodge.
NH No. IS, /. B. P. o. z. of W.,
M NJ are hereby notified OF the flu
neral of Brother WILLARD
FREDERICK on Friday, July
~, 1856. at l pm, from the
- Mcclure Funeral Home, SO
nth st NV Session Of sorrow on
Saturday. July 2S. at pm, at the
Elks' Home, 30l Rhode Island ave. NV.
Elks' services with funeral. All MEM
bers are requested to be present.
CHARLES W. ROBINSON,
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JOHN L. On wednesday. july
rs, 1856. at his residence, .70I c st.
Sw., JOHN L. LANDRY, beloved hus-
John E. and Robert l.. Landry and
brother of Fred and Frank Landry. Mrs
Hattie Darveau and Mrs. Mildred
Googins. Funeral from the Taltavuil
Saturday, July IS. at O. am REQUIEM
mass at St Dominic's Church at a:3O
am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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GARRISON II. MAGGn. Departed this
MAGGIE GARRISON Of 1858 Consti-
tuition ave. ne She leaves to mourn
one dauehter,. Mrs. Willie Mae Jack
son: a son, Eddie Williams: one sister,
Mrs. Lillian Farrell: three great-grand-
children, q grandson-in-law and many
other friends. Friends may call on
Friday, July ~ after 5 pm. az 1888
Saturday, July IS at 1 pm, from
the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. 9Th
and r SITS. NV. Arrangements Dv the
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July "a, 1856, at Prince Georges HOS,
pital. Mrs. HENRIETTA FIELDS of
ll4O9 Edmondson ave-. Beltsville, Nd.
Surviving are three daughters, one son.
fiye sisters, ten grandchildren and many
pm Thursday. July 20, friends may
call at her late residence Funeral
services on friday, July 81, at the
Mount Zion Methodist Church, Bacon.
ing. Interment church cemetery. Ar
rangements BY Henry g. Washington
a. Sons
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R "a ,5 5LIzA5ETa c SAG On Tuesday, !; sgI,
BETH e. RAPP, mother OF Paul +
Paul Conner and Eloiss PickrelI. Pray
Inc. La Plata, Nd. on Thursday
g resting at the MattinSiy isii Mii
Home. Leonardtown. Md, from Thurs
Sa s9i' as 80 am PM Tuh Sas s rTidss
az st. Andrews Church, Leonardtown
cemetery. Services BY the Arehsar
RICHARDSON. CARROLL. on wednes
day. July is, 1856 CARROLL RICH
ARDSoN Of 2022 p ST. NV. lathe
81 Sele RIs,.T Dorsey and brother
After / pm. Thursday . July n "a. i irisna
are invited to cali at the Jarvi
Chapel. 1892 You st. NV; wherl
-: at 80 pm. lnterment woodlawi
dsy July -I ~, 1855 sua SppEE n RuF FIJI
by his wife. Mrs. MARI Rufin:
mother. Mrs: Betty Bullock; q father
tives and friends. Friends may cal
81 the District Morticians' Funera
Home, 1900 Vermont ave. NV OF
THURSDAY, July .26. where services vii
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Ar.
ranEements BY Watson and Henry c
sHRIER. ROBERT D. on Tuesday, Jul,
-, 1856. ROBERT d. sHRIER. be.
loved husband Of Mary b. Shrier o.
Don shrier MIS-, Audrey steinmetl AMI
Mrs. Betty Macco: Services at th.
Georgia ave. NV. on Friday, July ~
At 10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 20
SLAUGHTER. HERBERT. on sunday
July -, 1896, at the District Genera
Hospital HERBERT SLAUGHTER q
25Og 18th ST. NV, devoted husband
OF Mrs. Reava Slaughter. He also Il
survived by two brothers, Theodore s
and joseph n Slaughter: four sisters
Mrs. Isabel Thomas, Mrs. Marguerite v
Rezenda. Mrs. Louise. NJ. Cannon .ant
Mrs. Dorothea s. Nelson, and . host
OF other relatives and friends. ,Friendl
are invited TO call at the Montgomery
Bros. Funeral Home. 9l3 Florida ave
NV. on THURSDAY. July 90, after q pm.
pm. Friday, july ~, the Rev. RAY.
mond Jones oflci1tins. interment
SOoY, LOUISE v. on Wednesday. Jul,
20, 1856, at her residence, 1923 4lsl
ST. Sc: LOUISE Y. SSooY, mother %
law o. A % agr vSn Wen and EssnSS
may esii q he Lee funeral Home
4th St. and Mass, ave. ne Whert
services will be held on Friday, Jul,
20 AZ 1880 am. lnterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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RocioI Case Figure
Faces Loss of Job

MONTICELLO, Fla, Nov. Is
H1. - The Jefferson County
Commission has asked that a
health educator who came to
the defense of DR.. Deborah
Coggins be relieved of his duties.
The commission asked the
State Board of Health for the
custer Of Robert H. Browning in
a brief letter saying it "does not
feel that jefferson County neeos
"a health educator at this time. /"
Mr.. Browning serves the tri-
county area of Jefferson, Madi-
son and Taylor counties. These
are the same counties served by
DR.. Coggins as health officer he
fore her dismissal in October for
having a business luncheon with
a Negro nurse.
Mr.. Browning. a native of
Madison, appeared in DR.. Cog
gins behalf at an October 8
meeting of the Madison County
Commission at which it was
voted to discharge her.
He pleaded vainly that she be
retained, declaring she had Deen
prosecuted" and "tormented. f"
The Jefferson Commissions
letter to the Board of Health
made no mention Of Mr.. Brown
ing's support Of DR.. Coggins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-15
Two Tiny Fares
Pose Problem
For D. Cubbie

A hacker turned two tiny fares
over to police last night when
he couldn't find anyone to take
them of his hands.
Charles Nash, 1854 L street,
Seat Pleasant, Md, said a Negro
woman hailed his taxi about $3.50
pm. at H and Eighth streets NE.
He said she put the children,
a 3-year-old boy and his sister,
about half his age, into the cab,
and directed him to take them
to the father at a drugstore in
the $500 block of Grubb road in
Silver Spring. Mr.. Nash said
she gave him 50.
At the drugstore, no one knew
anything about the children or
the father, Mr.. Nash said. He
took the children to the Women's
Bureau. This morning they we're
sent to Junior Village.
Capt. Kathrynne Body Of the
Women's Bureau said this is not
the first such case the bureau
has handled. She said it is pos
sible Mr.. Nash might have mis-.
understood the woman's direc-
tons, or that the woman was
mistaken in the address.