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CLERK-TYPIST
Accu' ate at figures: 5-day week;
paid vacation Salary. SOS week
BANKERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
CO... 10S Warner Bldg.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, with
national company. experienced OPP
orator preferred, between 20 and
40 years old: 5-dav week. good
starting salary; air-conditioned Of
nee. Cali MR.. SAURIOL. NO. =
'COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, to work
in payroll dept. Of large organiza-
ton. 5-dey week, excellent employe
benefits. good starting salary. I'M
mediate opening and permanent
Comptometer Operator
For motion picture concern; S3.175
a year: leave PRIVILEGES: 5-day. 40
hr. week. Apply End floor. l012 14th
ST NV.
COUNTER GIRL, WHITE: dry clean
ing: excellent opportunity perm.
position. DISQUALIFICATION and vaca-
ton with pay. Experience helpful
but not essential. Apply t221 Bait.
ave, Hyattsville.
COUNTERWOMEN, middle age, day
and night work. IN Va. earry-out
shop; good working cond., good
nay. 10. 21s503.
DEMONSTRATORS, alert, agrees
house and large supermarkets.
No direct selling. $40 day. 5-dav
vk Apply in person, CONTINENT
TAI BAKING Co, 1901 oeorgia
ave. NV.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experience de-
sired 5-day wk, no nights OF Sat
state age and qualifications. Conn.
ave. area once Box i26-k, Star.
DIcTAPHONE OPERATOR with
some experience; permanent posi-
ton in insurance ofice; 5-day, 3d.
hour week. Call NE. s-i545.
DOCTORS ASSISTANT. KNOWLEDGE
OF tipping and filing. WO 6-511 !.
after y pm; Sat. sun, 2 to IL.
EDIPHONE OPERATOR, experienced.
Well-known firm, downtown air-I
Cal MRS. HoLLOMoN, EX. 3-2sOO.
FILE CLERK. 5ia-day week. Apply
MIS-. Weeden. Reservation ManaEer
SHOREHAM HOTEL.
FILE CLERK TYPIST
IN records room Of .vell-established
kAA&AAL MINI DO NluA
week. company dement's, pleasant
working conditions, opportunity for
arrangement Immediate opening
See Mrs. FRYE. FREDERICK w.
BEREHS SALES, INC, 1879 l. 81.
NV.
FOUNTAIN CLERK. white. Abply
In person az 3s4fl Alabama ave. e.
after pm. Saturday OF after =
pm Sunday.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. WHITE. honest
and dependable; daywork y CAP
ITOL PHARMACY, Ii. 3-l500.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK. book
keeping dept; Alexancria. Va
SALARY SOS. 5-day VIZ CAR K1
9-tucO Mr. OFT. for an app
GIRL FRIDAY, FOR interestinf work
IN conditioned or1an studio.
al benefits some typiuf: prefer
muSlca background salary open
Box 3j9-J. star.
GRAPHOTYPF AND ADDRESSED
GRAPH OPERATOR. experienced in
lettershop operation. Apply n per-
son. AAA LETTER SERVICE, $40
Victor Blax
HAT CHFcE Girl. White are ~ -
IS apply In person IKE GOOD
FAITH RESTAURANT, ill7 Isth
%. ~.
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statesmen

Established WASHINGTON organiza-
ton has openings for several expert
enced aggressive statesmen, preferably
with speciality selling background,
between 25 and so No canvassing.
Salary, commission with bonus In
centive. Group insurance, paid va
cations and other benefits Excel
lent opportunity for sober. hard
working salesman. Box 53-J, Star
SECRETARY. experienced; equip
ment Arm; salary commensurate
with ability. Box 437-L. Star.
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BOOKKEEPER

EXPERIENCED DOUBLE ENTRY
b-Day Week, Aforementioned Once
Group disqualification
Shapiro Inc, 1413 K st. NV.
BOOKKEEPING Machine Operator,
accounts receivable, 81 to 80 yrs.
Of age; permanent position, 5-day.
40-hr week. Salary commensurate
with experience. Call DI, 1865.
Mr.. MULVEY.
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Apply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY.
Maintenance DeptJ 1925 North
Pershing drive frear Of Post oficel
Arlington. Va.
MAN. about 30 yrs. old to take
ing and storage CO.; exper. desired
but not necessary: vacation with
paw; excel. opportunity for right
man. Box BIOL, Star.
MAN for part-time evening work as
bowling alley floor manager Apply
to pm. SILVER SPRING
Silver Spring. Md.
MAN for general greenhouse work.
drivers license. Apply CHAMBERS
GREENHOUSES. 505l Temple Hills
senza, manager. 10. 7-s2O0
YOUNG MAN, settled. colored or
white. alert. intelligent as assistant
SHIPPING and receiving clerk Per-
references. W BELL & CO., 5i4
10th st. NV. 3rd floor.
MAN for clerical work with
some typing: excel. salary, paid
vacation and holidays and many
other COMPANY benefits Call Mr.
Hickey, ia. $4,000. ROYAL MO
TORS, 4l0n Georgia ave NV.
MAN for general clerical
work in parts department. Apply
500 to 10 am. G. A. LEPPERT
al4 Eye st. NV
YOUNG MAN. white, IS; shipping
and mailing dept OF national pub
lication. Call MR.. NICHOLSON
DI. 1926.
YOUNG MAN. train as asst. mgr
Apply Mgr. BETHESDA THEATER.
7Il9 Wis. ave. No phone calls
YOUNG MAN-Hs. grad: inteIli-
gent and ambitious Permanent
position. offering opportunity for
rapid advancement. Salary open
Write or call JONES COMPOST
TON CO.. Suite 421, $50 F st
YOUNG MAN. tn learn clinical lab
oratory work; small honorarium
paid while learning. Apply Box
322-L, Star.
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statesmen

statesmen
To sell Lincoln and Mercury
cars with the highest-vol-
ume Mercury dealer list 8
months of 1866 in the
Metropolitan Wash. area.
REQUIREMENTS
Willing to work,
Neat appearance.
Honest and sober
Experience desirable
But not essential,
ADVANTAGES
Hishest compensation
Demonstrators furnished
Accident, health and life insurance
Qualified sales managers to close
Best working conditions.
Appraisers on Job, day and evening
shift.
Apply in Person to Bob
Stubs or Tommy Hatton
MONT. -STUBBS MOTORS
1900 E.-w. Hwy, Sill. spg.. Nd.
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HELP-WoMEN

HElP-WOMEN
ACCOUNTANT MGR. ex-
per. in auto. accounting, preferably
GM: able to take complete charge,
office IN small progressive dealer
ship IN Va, Our employees know
writing, giving age, education and
exper.. Box 1871, Star.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE BOOKKEEP-
ER-TfPIST (21-35): minimum 2
yrs. experience required: vic. Bla-
densburg. Call AP. 1885 after
lOs3U.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. ex-
perieneed with secretarial skill for
executive director of well-knoWn
social agency. Salary according 10
experience. Generous leave policy
Please call Me. $4,000, Ext. SO,
between 10 and 4 pm. on Tues.
ASST BOOKKEEPER. white or coll
ored; permanent position Give
ing age, education, previous em-
ployment FRANCES Ell FRANCES.
1873 Conn. ave. NV.
ASSISTANT EDITOR. permanent
position in editorial department OF
educational association. 5-day
week, 5000. Vacation. sick leave,
social security, Decentralization
state experience in magazine pro-
pending on qualifications. Refer
ences. Box 1861. Star.
ASSISTANT MANAGER. EXPERT
ENcED. or top-fiight salesgirl for
training as assistant. Women {
ready-to-wear shop. Excel. salary
Apply manager, LANE SHOPS
Suitland, 10. $4,000.
ASST. MANAGER. excellent salary,
Hish CALDER: for exclusive apparel
shop state full qualifications, age,
education. former employers. BOX
BAKERY sALEsGIRLs, hours 3:3O
pm;-i2 an. or $3.50 p,El,.l a m.
$500 Columbia pike, .Arl. Va, IA
BANK BOOKKEEPERS
BURROUGHS BOOKKEEPING ma
chine operators, Experience pre-
ierred. i-day wk. Free life insur-
ance and retirement plan. MUNSEY
TRUST CO.. 1929 Z 81. NV.
BARMAIDs, white: night club work
Apply SENATE INN, 57n4 Mari-
boro pike Sc. 10. s-4646. i6'
BkAUTtCIAN. SI9.5n guaranteed
plus commission paid vacation
ALBERT &, GUY, Hair styiists 3S4i
Alabama ave. Sc. LU 2.oH3A,
BTAUTICIAN, good styist. fun OF
part time: 5-day week LOUISE
MOORE BEAUTY SALON, NE :.
$40
BEAUTIcIAN. KENNEDY WARREN
EEAUTY SAXON. 3i35 Conn. ave
nv co 5-5e1i. any time. incl1d-
ing sundays and evenings.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REQUIRED
tor salary gpo1 gurkinH coudi-
tons. No license REQUIRED Arpig
~ y Glebe I'd IA 5-e6ls eve.
rirEs ard sunday call 81. 3-ae55
BEAUTICIANs. hair styiist. mani
rufitt and rirl 20 Shampoo salar7
and commission Apply GABRIEL
1912 Corn. ave
BEArTtCIaN. Rocksils. Nd. Cal
PcriAf 2-eel6
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BOOKKEEPER

Interesting work with ige.
real estate company. Expert
ence MGR BOO preferred.
1-day week. company bene-
fits. Submit written resume
stating experience. age and
salary expected. Attention,
Mr.. Donald A. Hurst. No in
teryiew granted without pryor
written resume.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
724 l4th ST. NV.
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SALESGIRLS

To sell nationally advertised toys,
for Georges Radio a. TV Co.; good
starting salary: free parking pro-
yided and many company benefits
HOUSE, 2l46 gath pl. ne.
SALESLADY,. colored, must be
capable and experienced in selling
clothing: refs. req, including tele-
phone number. Box l31-J, Star.
SALESLADY, experienced, full time,
permanent, good. wages, and bene-
fits Apply AVIGNONE CONFEC-
TIONS. INC. 1912 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESLADY to sell candy. Apply
at Loews Columbia Theater con-
cession stand, between and IL
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statesmen

Experienced In insurance or
book sales preferred. Unlim-
tied opportunity for high in
come. You work on qualified
leads ONLY. Full ONCE CO.
operation For interview and
information call ia. 7-3696.
10 Til 3 daily, Monday
through FRIDAY,
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HELP--WoMEN


CLERK TYPIST. accounting dept.
general insurance agency. Minimum
typtng skill required. Start $4,000
Phone D1. 7-5192 for appt.
CLERK-TYPIST. Interesting Job in
fine art store--Air cond.; 5-day
wk. Salary open. Young lady 20
to 30 yrs. OF age. Phone or write
Mickelsons. 700 q st. NV. Ma.
S-1739.
cLERK-TYPST for local distributor:
4O-hour. 5-day week; pleasant
working conditions: central loca-
ton in downtown area: free park
ms for employees. ST. $4,000.
CLERK-TYPIST. permanent posi-
tioH. 1O-hour, 5-day wees. Start
inr salary. S45 re- week Vaca-
ton and sick leave benefits. APP
ply NAVY EXCHANGE, National
Naval Medical Center, Bethesda.
Mo.
CLERK-TYPIsT, with bookkeeping
or accounts receivable BACKGROUND;
aptitude for figures. able to oper-
ate adding machine. Immediate
opening, 35-hour week: company
benefits: pleasant working condi-
tons, opportunity for advance
ment. See Mrs, Frye. FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES, INC. 1722 L
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mai CHECk GIhL, experience
necessary Apply in person, be-
tween $3.50 and 1870 am. FAN
& BILLS, 1872 Conn. ave. See
Mr.. Cohen.
Observation-Disclosures not neces-
sary; will train. Apply in person
between 2:30 and pm. No phone
calls SILVER RESTAURANT, $3.50
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
HOTEL CLERK.TYPIsT, hours 5
pm. to midnight. Q ewes, a wk. {;
some bookkeeping desirable. Apply
Mr.. Madden, PRESIDENTIAL GAR
DENS, Mt. vernon ave. and Russell
HOUSEKEEPER, white. live in.
Catholic family. . adults: salary
open; refs. exchanged. Box 13S-K.
Star
HOUSEKEEPER- COMPANION, white
live in; exchange refs: Wheaton
City area. VIII. 6-67S7.
person in
fire and casualtk lines to service
established and new accounts: full
or part time: salary or commission.
FRANK L. HEWITT CO.. Insurance
Dept. S4S7 Fenton st., Silver
Spring. Md. Ju. $4,000.
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER, full
day: also nursery teacher, mornings.
P. o. Box 4026, Washington, D. c
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN TO
work in NV. doctors ONCE. Reg.
tstered or equivalent knowledge
Call co 5-0S97.
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YOUNG MEN

PERM POSITION WITH GOOD
H. S. GRADS. 10
LEARN TOOL AND MACHINERY
SUPPLY BUSINESS WITH LARGE
HOUSE. CALL ST. -
005O. EXT Pa FOR FURTHER
REFORMATION AND APPOINT
MENT.
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SALESMAN
Unusual Sales Position

LEADING life insurance company
has a very excellent position open
for a qualified man. experienced or
inexperienced. Salary no object for
Ground TO Box 2s5-L. Star. All in
formation CONFIDENTIAL
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TYPISTS
TEMPORARY

White. Temporary sssignments
lasting 3 or months with possi-
bility Of perm. assignment later 81
day, 40-hr. wk. annual leave and
sick leave. Employe cafeteria. Apply
in person bet. 10 am. and pm.
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for pieaSart once
5-caT * companT bsreffs Nus.
BE- good typist With nice hand SIT
irF, arc1rarv ard rsafnest stssr
la App'T FASsDEtL- INC. $40
Rhode Island ave. he
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SECRETARY, PART TIME
CENpETADv

Skilled In shorthand and .yping
Hours flexible. s02 Ring Bldg.
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HELP-WoMEN
SAI.ECWOMEM

! Full time. ais TO q. 5-day, 40
4 mr.. week; part time. II to 9 pm
daily. Also receiving room and Will.
call clerks,
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NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
3rd AND r. SIS. NE.
TYPIST

Good opportunity for woman
experienced in bookkeeping
and tipping. to assist in ac-
counting department and title
work. finest WORKING condi-
tions with company benefits:
fully aforementioned Offices.
See Mr.. Palmer.
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PARKLAWN

100 RockVllfe Pike
3 Miles North of Bethesda
Naval Hospital
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CLERK-TYPIST

Alert individual to handle recep-
zionist duties ana general clerical
assignments. Some shorthand desir-
able but not essential. Age 1885
Periodic salary increases: 5-uay, 40
hi week Apply Personnel. Room
60S: open weekdays 5000. and
Saturday. BIZ. No phone calls.
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SALESMAN

IS to 80 years. married. some sales
experience to contact retail outlets
for ice cream company. Call TU.
2-6lO0 for appointment on Monday,
II
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HELP-WoMEN

HAT CHECK GIRL, experience
necessary. Apply in person, be-
tween p:30 and 1870 am, FAN
& BILLS, 1872 Conn. ave. See
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PALMER FORD, INC.
3O32 Hamilton ST.. Hyatts.. ND.
TYPIST
WAITRESS

Must be experienced. excellent
earnings. pleasant working condi-
tons. WAKEFIELD RESTAURANT,
1859 Conn Ave.
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SECRETARY
Dictation, tipping and miscel-
laneouS off1c duties. Hours
to 3. 5-day week. Written
references required. Immedi-
ate opening Call MRS. WILL
SON EX D - q
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YARDMEN

For large apartment development
Apply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY
Maintenance Dept.l 1895 North
Pershing drive (rear Of Post Ofiicel
Arlington, Va.
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CLERK-TY'PISTS
CLERK TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

LARGE REAL ESTATE Of
FICE DESIRES FIRST GLASS
G Gil RI Tyr S1l a. S2IIl
ROUNDINGS, OFFICE AIR
CONDITIONED: LUNCHES
FURNISHED FREE. THIS Is
A PERMANENT POSITION
WITH AMPLE OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR ADVANCEMENT.
CALL Mr.. BEAN OR Mr..
THOMSON. ma. S-21l2. FOR
INTERVIEW.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Mrs. Bowie, "a,
z Governors in
Husbands 5 Family

Mrs. Elinor Clagett Bowie, a.
widow of Walter Worthington
Bowie, died Wednesday in a nurs-
ing home here after a long ILL
ness.
Mr.. Bowie, member of an old
Maryland family which included
two Governors, died in 1888. He
was freight agent for the Penn
Isylvania Railroad.
Mrs. Bowie was a native of
Iowa, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Clagett, who came to
Maryland when she was 6 and
settled near Upper Marlboro, Md
She married Mr.. Bowie in 1885
She belonged to the st.
Stephens and the Incarnation
Episcopal Church. Sixteenth and
Newton streets NV, for SIS
years. She lived in Washington
until 1851 when she moved to
her daughters home, 1903 Brook
way drive. Springfield, Md.
In addition to her daughter
Mrs. Arthur c. Houghton, Mrs,
Bowie is survived by a grandson
and three great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at pm,
tomorrow at Gawler's funeral
home. 1756 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Trinity
Church Cemetery. Upper Marl-
boro.
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PuuI DOrrow. 70, Son
OF Criminal Lowyer

CHICAGO. Dec. 2l R).-Paul
Darrow, 70, only child OF the
internationally known criminal
lawyer. the late Clarence Dsrrow
died yesterday.
He had managed a Colorado
gas utility for 20 years. Before
retiring two years ago. Mr.. Dar-
row had been a building manager
here. His widow sand three
daughters survive.
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Mrs. Edith Quist,
Former CoIumnist

NORWALK, Conn, Dec. 81 (H)
Mrs. Edith Adams Quist, So
who wrote a newspaper column
in the l920s under the name
Jill Adams" died Wednesday
night at her home here.
A native of New Brunswick
Canada, Mrs. Quist was the
daughter Of the late Richard
Adams, former editor of the
old New York World. From 1925
to 1929 her column ran first in
the New York Daily Mirror and
then in the Telegram.
In recent years, Mrs. Quist had
been active in raising funds for
the Seeing Eye Foundation OF
Morristown, N. j.
Mrs. Quist is survived by her
husband, Albert j. Quist; two
sisters and three brothers.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow morning. Burial will
be private.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Joseph K. Carson, 65, Former
u. S. Maritime Commissioner

Joseph K. Carson, jr., IS,
United State maritime commits
sioner from April, 1947, until
May, 1850. died in his sleep yes
terday in Portland, Oreg.
Mr.. Carson was Mayor of
Portland from 1888 to 1941. He
was appointed to the maritime
commission by President Truman
and served until its dissolution
in the 1850 reorganization pro-
gram. when the Federal Mari
time Board was formed under
the Department of Commerce.
He served Is months as secre-
tary Of the Propeller Club of the
United States, an organization
OF shipping interests, after re-
signing from the commission
In 1858 he returned to Port
land to resume law practice.
The next year he campaigned
unsuccessfully for Oregon Gov
ernor as the Democratic NOM
inee. At the time of his death
he was State Senator. He was
appointed to the post in De-
cember, 1854, but was not a
candidate to succeed himself.
He was a native of Kentucky
and graduated from University
OF Oregon Law School in 1917.
He was a past commander of
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Rabbi Ell. Solomon,
Among Founders Of
United Synagogue

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 (R.-
Rabbi Elias l.. Solomon, n, dice
at Mount Sinai Hospital yester-
day after a brief illness.
DR.. Solomon was one of the
founders of the United Syna-
gogue of America, which repre-
Isents the conservative branch o1
American Judaism. He was pres.
ident. of it from 1918 to 1924
and from 1914 to 1916 was pres.
ident of the Rabbinical Assem-
bly,, also a conservative organi-
zation.
He was a founder of the Fed
Grafton of Jewish Charities ano
honorary vice president of the
Boy Scouts of America.
DR.. Solomon was active in the
National Conference of Chris
tians and Jews and in the He
brew Free Loan Society. and was
honorary president of the Amer
lean Biblical Encyclopedia.
The rabbits family fled from
Wilma. Russia, in 1881 and came
to the United States in 1888
after living in England, Cyprus
and Jerusalem.
He is survived by his widow
the former Libbie Katz, two
daughters and five grandchil.
dren.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
StunIey N. How,
Former Engineer
With Oil Firm

Stanley M. How, SO. consult
ing engineer for the Atlantic Re.
filming Co. for % years until his
retirement two years ago, dice
of heart attack yesterday while
walking at Fort Myer.
He was here for a visit with
his daughter. Mrs. Charles w
Hostler. whose husband, Col
Hostler. USAF. is with the joint
Chiefs Of staff.
Mr.. How. a native Of Scotland
was a colonel with the Royal En-
Igineers during World War /. He
did construction work in Latin
America and Canada before join
ing Atlantic Refining.
His widow. Adrienne j. How
survives. They made their home
in Ardmore. Pa. Mr.. How is also
survived by a second daughter
Mrs. James z. Schwab, jr., SOFA
Walborn drive, Woodacres, Md,
and five grandchildren.
Services we're to be held at $3.50
pm. today at the Church Of the
Redeemer, Glen Echo.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Mrs. Meenehun, 80
Widow of Area
Hardware Dealer

Mrs. Mary Meenehan, SO
widow of John F. Meenehan
prominent area hardware dealer
died yesterday of pneumonia.
Mrs. Meenehan. who was born
in County Roscommon, Ireland
came to this country as a little
girl in about 1890 with her
father to join her three brothers,
Later she met Mr.. Meenehan
and was married in 1900. They
had nine children.
Mrs. Meenehan is survived by
eight Of those nine. They are
Mrs. j. Hugh Rose of Falls
Church, Mrs. John D. Bailey OF
2230 S street Sc, Mrs. George
". Bayliss of Silver Spring, Mrs
Leo P. Hilleary of Alexandria
Mrs. John v. Ruane of 1891
Albemarle street NV, John F
Meenehan, jr. Of Arlington, M
Frank Meenehan of Chevy Chase
and Vincent j. Meenehan OF
1910 Plymouth street NV.
Also surviving are 81 grand
children.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 am. Saturday at the
s. H. Hines Funeral Home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV. A re-
QUEEN mass will be said at 8 am.
at st. Paul the Apostle Catholic
Church, Fifteenth and v streets
NV. Burial will be in the Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Dr.. R. Arthur Hooe, UroIogist
And Leader Medical Groups

DR.. r. Arthur Hooe, 76, a
Washington urologist for many
years, died at Emergency Hos
pital last night after a long ILL
ness. He lived at 1921 Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
A native of King George Coun-
ty, Va, DR.. Hooe attended school
in Virginia and was graduated
from George Washington Medi-
cal School in 1906. He was the
son of the late Isaac Foote Hooe
and Lucy Barnes Hooe.
Before his retirement about
six months ago, he was practic-
ing urology here and was a staff
member at Emergency Hospital
He was a past president of the
Washington Surgical Society, the
Virginia and District Medical
Society, and the Washington
THEOLOGICAL Society. He also was
a former member of the staff
at Gallinger Hospital, and was a
former vice president and men,
Evening star., 1956-12-21

Richmond, where he was pastor
Iof the Reveille Methodist
Church. Before that, he had
served in churches at Shreve-
port and Monroe, La, Tusca-
loosa, Ala, and Memphis and
IClarksville, Tenn.
DR.. Scott was a Mason and
had been active in Kiwanis, Ro-
tary and Civitan activities. He
lis survived by his wife, the
former Inez Thomas, of the
home address and a son. Walter
Compton Scott, jr., Rocky
Mount, N. C.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Sunday in Arkadelphia, Ark.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Charles E. Stone,
Industrial Leader :

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 81 R.-
Charles E. Stone, 70, president
of the Interstate Drop Forge
Co.. and a director Of several
other Milwaukee firms. died Of
% heart attack yesterday.
He was also a director Of the
Sivyer Steel Casting Co.. the
Tutonia Bank and a former di-
rector Of the Federal MaIleable
Co. and was active in charitable
and civic work in Milwaukee.
Mr.. Stone was a past president
OF the National Drop Forge AS
sociation. formerly served on the
board Of directors Of the Ma
final Association Of Manufac-
turers, and at the time OF his
death was q member Of the
industry task force for the
Business Defense Services Ad-
niniStration.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
William w. .Curtiss,
Former Engineer
In Street Division

William w. Curtiss, 81, con-
struction engineer for the Dis
trict street division for AZ years,
died yesterday at Mount Alto
Hospital.
Mr.. Curtiss supervised the
construction of roadway pave
ments on many Washington
streets. A native of Washing
ton, he was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright Curtiss. His father
was a Union Army captain in
the Civil War.
Mr.. Curtiss graduated from
Swarthmore College. He was a
Spanish-American War army
veteran. He belonged to the Phi
Kappa Psi Social Fraternity and
the Columbia Country Club.
Mr.. Curtiss retired in 1912. He
lived with his wife. Margery, who
survives, at 1929 Montague street
NV. He also is survived by a
son. William Byrne Curtiss, of
1922 Woodside place, Chevy
Chase. and two grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Sunday. at Hines funeral home.