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J.L. Hurley, Presiding Judge
AT Drinks Robbery Trial

FALL RIVER, Mass. April 80
i(P.-Justice Joseph L. Hurley of
the Massachusetts, Superior Court
died at his home yesterday after
"a heart attack. He was So.
Justice Hurley recently heard
and took under Amusement argu-
mentS by the Government and
defense counsel in the Brink S
ISL $4,000 robbery case.
The district attorneys Office
moved for dismissal of some
1.150 defense motions seeking to
Iquash indictments against six
defendants. Defense counsel
commended they had a right to
argue the motions and that the
Government should be required
to answer in writing.
Trial to Proceed
Judge Hurley had the defense
and Government motions under
consideration when he died
Chief Justice Paul Reardon is
expected to appoint another
Ijurist Immediately to handle the
Drinks case.
Judge Hurley's death is not ex-
Ipected to delay trial of the
Drinks defendants tentatively
set for next June.
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HenryA. Barber, Jr..
Retired General

WINTER PARK, Fla, April &c
(P).-Brig. Gen. Henry A. Bar
Der, jr., SO. United States Army
retired, died at his home last
night after a heart attack.
At the outbreak of World Wal
III, Gen. Barber was chief OF
the Latin American and Alas
kan Division of the War De-
partment general staff. He was
commander of the 4th
Division in the Normandy land
ingS.
After the war he was chief
of the United States Military
Mission at Bogota, Columbia
He retired in l949. but was re-
called to active duty with the
Central Intelligence Agency dur
ing the Korean War.
He was born in Fort Reno
Okla, attended st. Marks School
at scarborough. Mass, and was
graduated from the United
States Military Academy in 1917.
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Jacob S. Boyer, Auto Dealer
In Maryland Many Years

Jacob S. Boyer, 10, a pioneer
automobile dealer in Prince
Georges County, Md. died Sum-
day at Prince Georges General
Hospital after a long illness.
He was a native of Washing
ton, but he had lived in Capitol
Heights, Md, at the same ad-
dress, 1902 Central avenue,
since 1911.
Mr.. Boyer established Boyer
Motor Sales, Inc, in Capitol
Heights. Md. in the early 1920s
and was a Chevrolet distributor
Later he opened a branch in
Upper Marlboro. Md, and be-
came a Chrysler dealer at both
places until he retired about 1899.
Mr.. Boyer was a veteran Of
the Spanish-American War and
served in the Navy until 1906.
Later he was in electrical work
and was employed at the Bureau
Iof Engraving and Printing.
His father. the late Harry
Boyer, was a 50-year employee
of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
His son, Lewis Boyer, is day
foreman of The Stars engrav-
ing department.
Mr.. Boyer was a member of
Masonic Centennial Lodge of
Upper Marlboro, the Richard j.
Harden Camp of the United
Spanish War Veterans and the
Junior Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics.
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Opera Co. She was formerly =
member of the Sycamore Islanc
Canoe Club. She attended a
secretarial school in Pittsburs
and worked there for a whole
sale wooden company and a ship
ping firm.
Her father. Henry v. Miller
who died in 1892, was an official
with a soap company in New
York and later manager here OF
a wholesale grocery firm Of New
Jersey.
Miss Miller is survived by her
brother. John v. Miller, and two
sisters. Miss Marion M. Miller
both of the home address, and
Mrs. Ida K. Jefferies, 305 Wayne
place. Silver Spring, Md.
Requiem mass will be offered
at $3.50 am. Wednesday at st.
AIMS Catholic Church, Wiscon-
sin avenue and Yuma street
N W. Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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c. S. Malcolm, SO,
Retired Cunudiun
Insurance Official

Charles S. Malcolm, 60, retired
insurance executive, died Friday
at New Providence Hospital o.
cancer.
Mr.. Malcolm came to this ares
from Montreal, Canada, upon hi,
retirement four years ago a.
Canadian manager for the Roya
Exchange of London. He livec
at Hunting Towers, Alexandria
During his insurance career
Mr.. Malcolm held the posts o.
president of the Dominion I'm.
Iderwriters Association and presi-
dent of the Dominion Board o.
Fire Underwriters.
He is survived by his widow
and a son, Charles S. Malcolm
jr.. of Ottawa; a daughter, Mrs
Helen Malcolm Pine, of Warwick
Va; a brother, Wilfrid Malcolm
.ot Toronto and five grand.
children.
Funeral services were held this
morning at the Old Presby.
terian Meeting House. Alexan-
dria. Burial was private.
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A Democrat, Justice Hurley
was appointed to the bench in
1886 by the then Democrats
Gov. James M. Curley. The
justice also had served as Fall
River corporation counsel and
Mayor and State Representative
and Lieutenant Governor.
A graduate of the Georgetown
University Law School in Wash
ington in 1920, he received his
masters degree and was adj
mitted to the bar the following
year.
At the time of his death he
was president of the Georgetown
Club of Boston.
Brother Lives Here
Surviving are his widow. the
former Celeste Tracy, and three
sons. the Rev. Joseph t. Hurley.
.CSSR, Catholic University,
Washington; Brother William A.
Hurley. NSJ. st. Isaac Jogues
Novitiate, Wernersville. Pa. and
John t. Hurley, a student at
Holy Cross College.
A funeral mass will be cele-
brated at Sacred Heart Catholic
Church at 10 am. Wednesday.
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Funeral Services
Today for Niece
|Of Tchiukowsky

Funeral services are scheduled
to be held today in the Russian
convent Novo Diveevo in New
York for Nine. Nathalie Rimsky'
Korsakoff, IS, niece of Tchia.
kowsky, the Russian composer.
Nine. RimSky-Korsakoff. wflr
died Friday night in West Or.
ange, N. j., was a former Wash
ington resident.
Her daughter, Mrs. I. v. Mish-
towt, who was the wife of the
last Naval Attache of the I'M
perial Russian Embassy here
lives at 1929 Rodman street NV
Her husband, the late Admiral
Nicholas ky-Korsakoff, was
a distant cousin of another ia
nous composer, Nicholas Rim
sky-Korsakoff.
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Miss Valerie Agnes Miller,
Secretary at Star u Years

Miss Valerie Agnes Miller, So
a secretary at The Star for q
years before she retired due Ia
Ill health, died yesterday at hel
home, 1922 Bayard boulevard
Westmoreland Hills Md.
Miss Miller came to The Star
in 1920 as secretary to the late
Capt. Charles H. Ruth, general
superintendent of The Star when
he Joined the newspaper. Before
that she was his secretary while
he was in the Army at Washing
ton Barracks and while he was
business manager of the Army's
Engineer Corps semiofficial pub
lication.
Miss Miller retired from The
Star in l947.
Born in New York. she was
reared in New Jersey. She stud
led voice and piano and was
organist and choir singer in
New Jersey. In Washington. she
sang in the chorus OF the Albion
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Il. E. Norris,
Nurserynlan

Charles E. Morris, 81, a nur-
seryman and lifelong resident Of
Arlington. died Saturday of 6
heart condition at his home
4464 North Glebe road, Airing.
ton. Mr.. Morris had been semi.
retired for the past three years
because of i'll health.
He had been in the nursery
business for Is years, and haC
his firm, Morris Greenhouses
at the Glebe road address. Mr.
Morris specialized in orchids ano
azaleas. His son, Charles E
Morris. jr., has been associated
with him in the business.
Mr.. Morris was a member OF
Walker Chapel Methodist
Church in Arlington.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Edna Anderson Morris and
his son, both of the home ad-
dress; a daughter, Mrs. Edna
Mae Drummer. $50 South Fayette
street, Alexandria, and three
grandchildren.
His mother, Mrs. Mary Fran
ceS Morris. of 1906 N. Glebe
road, Arlington, also survives, as
we'll as three sisters, Mrs. Nettie
Smith, 2700 Connecticut avenue
NV; Mrs. Ruth Nicoson, 4518
North Glebe road. Arlington, and
Mrs. Mary Mann, of $500 North
Sixteenth street, Arlington.
Services will be held at 2 pm
today at the Ives funeral home
2847 Wilson boulevard, with
burial in Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
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Smithsonian Will Exhibit
7 een-Aqe Science Work

street. Hyattsville. Northwestern
High senior, Compound and
Simple Eyes.
Also Robert Reed, IS. of 40l4
Beechwood road, University Park.
HyattSyille Junior High 9th
grader. Mechanical Man; Robert
Harvey, Is, of 6217 Forty-third
street. Riverdale, Hyattsville
Junior High 9th grader. Animals
of Long Ago; Barry w. Sauer.
III, of Glendale, Bladensburg
High junior, Mighty Mouse IA
rocket.
Arlington
Robert w. Flint, II. of 1920
North Thirty-second road, Will
liamsburg Junior High 18th grad
er, Nuclear Reactor; Gilbert G.
Fritz, IA, of 305 North Kenmore
street. Thomas Jefferson 9Th
grader, Gem Cutting; Carroll
Leshlie, IS. of 1914 North Green
brier street, Swanson Junior
High 9Th grader. Polarization Of
Light.
Also James Russell, Ia. of SOL
North Thirtieth street. Williams
burg Junior High 9th grader.
Van de GRAFT Generator; Mar
garet c. Ryan. IA. Of 1907 North
Harrison street, Swanson Junior
High 9Th grader, Lines of Mag
netic Forces.
Montgomery County
Suzanne Furman, II, of 4309
Thornapple street, Chevy Chase.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
senior. Preserving Specimens in
Plastic; Michael Granum, Is. OF
1909 Newport avenue NV.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High 10th
grader. Potomac River Pollution:
Fred w. Fallon. II, of 9202
Second avenue. Silver Spring,
Wheaton High junior. 8-Inch
Reflector Telescope.
Also. Linda Taught. Is, Of
56l8 Glenwood road, Bethesda.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High 10th
Grader. Why Does Sap Rise?:
Tony Heatwole. Is. of 9l12 Eaton
road, Silver Spring, Eastern
Junior High 9th grader The
Moon. and Arthur Martin, Is, OF
423 st. Lawrence drive. Silver
Spring, Eastern Junior High 9Th
grader, Chromatography.
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was awarded the Legion of Merit
by President Truman in 1916 fol-
this work.
Since 1910 he had been q
member of the Propeller Club OF
the United States. He was past
president of the Washington Pro-
Epeller Club.
Headed Committee
In 1854, Capt. Delano was
named head of a three-mar
committee of the American Pilots
Association to assist the joint
United States Canadian st
Lawrence Seaway Commission
regulating pilotage on foreign
vessels in the interest of safety
and to eliminate discrimination
against American flagships.
Capt. Delano was vice presi-
dent of the United Seamen's
Service, Inc. He was a member
Iof the Labor Management Mari
time Committee. Intra- Industry
Maritime Committee, Joint Com
mittee for the American Mer-
chant Marine and the Washing
ton Board of Trades maritime
committee.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Mildred Potts Delano; daugh.
ter, Mrs. Edward Lazowska, 2926
Tennyson street NV; four sis.
tiers and two brothers, Mrs. Mil
ton Kegan. Mrs. William Guilt
son, Mrs. William Busick, Mrs
Daniel Sullivan. Carl and F
IShriver Delano, all of Baltimore
and two grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm
wednesday at Gawler's funeral
home, 1856 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Park Lawn
Cemetery.
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Twenty-four area teen-agers
will have their Science Fair ex-
hlbits displayed in the Smith
lsonian Institution during May
The show will open officially at
$3.50 pm. Wednesday.
Projects included in this ex-
Ipedition cover almost every re-
spect of science" the Smith
Sonian announcement said
from experiments with anes-
thetics on microscopic animals
to a machine which thinks
in Boolian algebra"
The Smithsonian is sponsor
ing the show with the Washing
ION Junior Academy of Sciences.
The prize projects were selected
from nearly 1900 entries in the
recent nearby school fairs.
| The display will be held
Through May in the rotunda OF
the Arts and Industries Build
ling, open from 9 am. to 4:3O
pm. Sundays and weekdays.
The Smithsonian listed the
Exhibitors. and the names of
thier projects, as follows:
District of Columbia
Richard P. Coleman, 10. of
600 Piney Branch road NV,
Pau Junior High 7th grader.
Magic of Fluorescence; David
IDantzler, Is. 1885 Thirty-third
place Sc, SouSa Junior High
7th grader, Animal Life of Re-
cent Epochs; Edward CAM. IA,
Iof 1909 Valley avenue Sc,
Kramer Junior High 9th grader,
Symbolic Logic, Boolian Algebra
and Electrical Circuit.
Also Margie Hellborn. ID, Of
1884 Thirtieth street NV, Sid
we'll Friends 9th grader, Wild
Silk Moths; Fred r. Klein, IT.,
of 5544 Twenty-ninth street
NV, senior at Woodrow Wilson
High, Gas Turbine Engines;
George S. Robinson, 16. Wood
row Wilson High junior, A study
of the Action of Stratified Sand
Under Varying Pressures.
Prince Georges County
James Fox, IA, of 4314 Van
Buren, street, University Park,
Hyattsville Junior High 9th
grader. Silicones; Dorcas T.
Glasgow, Is, of Ais Hamilton
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Capt. J. S. DeIono Dies;
Ship Pilots President

Capt. John Snyder Delano
president of the American Pilots
Association who learned the
waterways while serving under
his sea-captain father. died yes
terday at his home, 6812 Meadow
lane, Chevy Chase, Md. He
was Sc.
Capt. Delano suffered a stroke
Ia year ago. A friend, Rear Ad-
miral Halert Shepheard. USCG,
retired. was paying Capt. Delano
his, regular Sunday visit and they
were discussing ships when Capt.
IDelano died of a cerebral throm-
boSis.
Capt. Delano was born in Bal
timore. He was the son of Capt.
Joseph Delano, a skipper on
whose ship he served for two
years as an able-bodied seaman
before becoming a pilot appren-
tlce. he was an apprentice on
a pilot boat from 1906 to 1912
guiding foreign ships into port
at Baltimore.
Made a Junior Pilot
After serving his apprentice
ship in the Association of Mary
land Pilots, he was commissioned
Ia junior pilot. In 1929 he be-
came president of the group.
Capt. Delano came to Wash
ington to work in 1882 when he
was elected president of the
American Pilots Association, but
he continued to live in Balti-
more until 1914. At that time
he moved to his Chevy Chase
address.
During World War II he was
pilot control officer at Coast
Guard headquarters here. He
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lit Mrmnrianr

JENNINGS, KATIE n. Today as alway,
we remember the precious memory OF
our mother and grandmother. KATIE
B. JENNINGS, who left Us eight years
ago today, April 80. 1915
She lived as God wished and always
Could md time To be patient, under
$3.50 standing and kind
When. the pattern OF life look dark 10 US
And the threads seem twisted and queer
To the one who is planning the whole
It's perfectly plain and clear
ivS all u. part part Of G4d,s loving plan
They'll only make bright the rose and
OF another happier day,
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS VIOLA
EUNICE, MILDRED AND HAZEL
4 beautiful life she gave her all.
Steadfast, loyal, how sweet TO recall
An unselhsh love twas ours TO share,
knowing and soothing every care
HER GRANDCHILDREN
Eight years have now passed
Since God took your soul TO keep
But fond memories still last
OF mother-in-law so dear and sweet
THE SONS-IN-LAW.
A door swung briefly open.
Our loved one slipped away.
Passed smiling from lifes shadows
Into bright eternal day
HER FOSTER DAUGHTERS, VIVIAN
HAYGOOD. SARAHV In loving memory
q our dear mother, SARAH v HAY
GOOD, who departed this life nine years
ago today, April 80. l047.
Her memory is all we have now.
Her cares are all at rest
We watched her fade like a flower
But could not keep her here.
We nursed her with tender care
HER LONELY DAUGHTERS, BLAUcH
lsNoWDEN AND BEATRICE ARNOLD
SIMMS. ISABEL FISHER. In loving
memory OF my dear mother. ISABEL
FISHER SlMMS, who departed twenty
two wears aso today, April 30, 1884
TN memory fades and life departs,
You VIII live forever in NV heart
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ESTFI IL
S, WILLIAMS.
THOMPSON, LILLIAN l.. tnee Frain5,
IN loving memory Of my dear mother.
LILLIAN L, THOMPSON NEE Frainj
VINO, passed away six years ago today,
April 30. 1850.
Dear mother, we want to know the road
So we can take &C. too
And you can meet rs part the way
And well 20 back with you
Sadly missed by
YOUR LOVING. DAUGHTER. MYRTLE
WASHINGTON, JULIAN II. In loving
rememnranee Of our beloved one,
JULIAN II WASHINGTON. who passed
70 the great beyond three years ago, on
April 30 1853
A precious one from US Is some
voice beloved is Stilled
a place is vacant IN OUT hearts
Which never can be hlled
II the world were ours to give.
we dglve II, yes, and more,
To see the face OF our dear one
Come smiling through the door.
DEVOTED MOTHER, LILLIAN
RICHARDSON BROTHER, GEORGE
WASHINGTON SISTER. BERTgA
ROSE, AND FAMILY
WOOD, EDWARD S. In loving remem-
nrance o. my dear husband EDWARD
S. WOOD. who passed away three years
ago today, April 80. 1858.
Love is the treasure you opened
And graeiously gave 10 me
And love today. thought you're far away
give your dear memory
YOUR LOVING WIFE, MARGARET
WEBSTER WOOD.
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Besides his son he is survived
by his widow, the former Elva
C. Ryder; two sisters, Mrs.
Theresa Gardner, Bethesda, Md;
Mrs. Daisy tombstone, 2015 Park
road NV. and a granddaughter.
Services will be held at / pm.
Wednesday at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue NE. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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CHASE. MARY n. ON saturday. Apr,

Is, lU5N at her residence. .4l4O N lith
ST., Arlincton Va, MARY D. CHASE,
beloved wife OF Charles N. Chase.
daughter. of Mrs, Laura D DAYS Of
Miami, Fla sister of Mrs Ella v
Everett and Mrs Catherine Mercuric
OF Miami. Fla and Richard Davis OF
Deale. Md. and niece OF Miss Mamie
Powell OF Arlington Va. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home. Isl :
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. where fu-
neral services will be held on Tuesday
Nav L. at . pm Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 30
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO c. SHAFFER, INC
oppressive Flora TRIBUTES Moderate
prices Open daily sun holidays Phose
nighS b0O i4th 81 NV Ma S.OlOo
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BROOKS, DAUGHERTY c. On Friday.
April ~, 1856. at her residence, Aims
Md. DAuGHERTAY g BROOKS, issciitsi
wife of William T Brooks. mother of
UrSaline A. George E. and William T
Brooks, 1r. niece of Roland jackson.
children, host of other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs Brooks may
be viewed at the above residence after
May l. at ST. Marys A. NJ. E. Church
Croome, Md. at pm. Interment
church cemetery. Services by Stewart.
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BuECHLING, LAURA NJ. On saturday

ApnI Is. 1855, at siOle ley ii Hospital srTGi
ning rd ne. Washington D. c. be-
loved vile OF John G. Buechling and
mother OF Bernard j. and Charles l.
Buechling, She also is survived by
Cora DePetro and Rebecca Duvall:
three brothers. William A.. James E.
and George Duvall; also survived by
eight grandchildren and five great
neral Home, Hyattsville. Nd, on Tues
day, Nav /, at pm Relatives and
friends invited 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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/. J. FENWICK. All members OF
/ Ionic. Lodge, No. ~. F.. q
n A. M. are requested to at
N tend the funeral OF our late
No past master and charter
" member, J FENW1CK BUSH,
. on Tuesday. May /, 1856,
y at pm, at the Frazier Flu
/ Home. $50 Rhode Island ave. NV.
TIMAAN
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BOYER, JACOB S. Members OF Liberty
N Bell Council No. 55 and the
WU01sE Color Guard of the JT. o.
k MN U. A. NJ will hold services
VXdEXNN at the Lee Funeral Home.
n AMI 4th st. and Massachusetts,
wv ave. ne. on Monday, April
80. 1856, at s pm.
ARTHUR r. CROWTHIER,
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Wednssaay ' ApriI sb. bT gS5S, a, IN
C General Hospital, JOSEPH
ERNEST JOHNSON OF 36l 55th ST,
n q. helqyed son Of Mrs Rosetta John.
Mrs. Louise johnson Mrs Irene Barner
Mrs Alice Vrecn. Mrs. Dorothy Jacobs,
Mrs Cora jackson James. John and
Alonzo johnson He also leaves Ia
mourn his passing forty-two nieces
and nephews and a host OF other rela-
tlves and friends Remains resting al
the John Rhines a Co Funeral
name nsy HYl yfe sw' EneIe inends
~ High REQUIEM mass will be cele-
bratcd for the repose OF his soul on
Tuesday May al q am al St Vim
cent dc Pau Catholic Church. South
CArful and " IS sw fntermcut Ar
inston National Cemetery. 80
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WOrSnlpIuI Mhsttf.
PETER PHILLIPS, Secretary. so
BUSH, J. FENWICK. Members OF the
Oldest Inhabitants, Inc. are notited OF
the death OF Mr.. j. FENWICK BUSH
member OF our Board OF Directors.
Funeral services Tuesday, May /, at
the Frazier Funeral Home, $3.50 Florida
ave. NV, at pm.
WILLIAM d. NIXON, President.
FRANK n MCKINNEY Secretary
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BURKE. WILLIAM T.. On Monday,
April 80, 1856, WILLIAM E. BURKE
OF 4500 Hamilton St, Hyattsville, Nd,
beloved husband OF Ida S Burke and
father of Mrs Dorothy P Stewart and
Paul j. johnson Also surviving are
other relatives and many friendS No
tee OF funeral later. Arrangements by
Mcclure, Inc.
BUSH, J. FENWICK. Departed this life
on Friday, April ~, 1886. After a brief
illness. j. FENWICK BUSH. He leaves
to mourn their loss a devoted daugh-
ter. Mrs. .Almore Clark Son-in-lsw,
Earle Clark; two sisters. four brothers,
Tour grandchildren. a host OF other
relatives and friends After 4 pm.
Monday, April 80. friends may call at
Frazier'S Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode
Island ave. NV, where funeral service
VIII be held on Tuesday. May /. at l
pm. Rev. c. Shelby Rocks officiating.
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-. 1856, Mrs. LILLE NJ cAToE OF
1920 C St ne beloved wife Of William
Catoe, devoted mother of Miss Lunette
Catoe, Mrs. Lille NJ Crosby and Clar-
ence Catoe She is also survived by a
sister. Mrs Lunette Martin; a brother,
Sias Davkins a grandson, and other
elatives and friends Remains resting
with l.. f. Murray a. Son, 1887 10th
a " Funeral nottre lntor
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April 90 1856. at Freedmens Hos
pital GEORGE w. FOWLER of "a S
st. NV, beloved husband OF Lillian T.
Fowler and father of 1t. Col. James E.
Fowler and Mrs. Virginia F. Hightower
Also surviving are TWO sisters, Mrs
Annie Mae Hunter and Mrs. Beulah Hill
Williams of Ecorse. Mich; five grand
children. five nieces, daughter in-law.
mrs, Romay L. Fowler; son-in-law.
Marie Hudson of Lookout Mountain,
Tenn; a hrother-in-law. Arthur Will
hamS Of Ecorse. Mich; other relatives
and many friends. Notice of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Mcguire, Inc.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-31
Poiomu Game
ISrueI-BoUnd

NEW YORK, (JTA)- The
Broadway hit musical "Paja-
ma Game" will be the first
modern American musical
comedy to be presented in Is
rael, it was reported here in
a dispatch from Tel Aviv to
Variety, show business trade
newspaper. The musical will
be translated into Hebrew.
Variety reported that the
music and recording industry
had made great strides in the
past two years, with Hebrew
versions of all US and Euro
pean hit songs being pub
lished and recorded.
Top record sellers thus far
in 1856, the dispatch said,
were Three Coins in the
Fountain" Love Is A Many
Splendored Thing" a n d
Johnny Guitar"
The Arizona post., 1956-08-31

finally ended up at Gayle
Goodman's, who was later Sc
lected Hawaiian Queen.
Judy Riven-Doug Halpern;
Donna Behar-Roy Robinson;
Linda Omansky-Stu Rabino-
WITT; Annette Halpern-Steve
Slavin; Judy Margolis-Stan
Hallem; Judy Berren-Stan
Podolsky; Evie Arms-Joe Bu-
dow; Gayle Goodman-Bill
Taxerman; Susan Sealove-
Gary Pfifer and Alfalfa
Rochlin-Steve Kolb watched
a dance to beat all dances put
on by Murray Leaf, Art Brett,
Butch Cohen, Jerry Weiss,
and Mike Gusinow. I must ad-
NIT that opinions varied when
Butch was announced the
winner of the Most Beautiful
Legs contest Aloha!