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Evening star., 1957-04-24

OH0CT ~. =. I0tD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. wait three full days
and receipe the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Robert H. Goldsteen, 22, 1914 Underwood |
g; NV, and Elaine Hurwitz. 20. 47os
Sth ST. ne. &
Linwood Rhones. 20, 1911 wyoming ave.
nv nv and Mary T. Hill. 80. 1888 VIII
Eddie L. Small, ss, lloe Columbia ss Il
134l 18th st. NV.
James s. Taylor. 3I, 1927 Tllden st
aH nboo Shs Misconsin Mi,snSs. sse Y I0ufen' 90
Fred H. Drake. 4h. 1919 21st st. NV,
and Annamakie M. Reed. IS. 1919
2lst ST. n.w.e f
Joseph d. Harrington. "a. silver Spring.
Md, and Eileen p. Judge. "a. 6S7
Girard st. ne.
Reginald dssdnsr pstn,l;. a Lens IsIsnd
Blaine ST.
Harry q. chacunas, 25. 140s Buchanan
St; nv, and Alice M. Wheatley, FL,
RobsT, HsailsOn Riohsfd, s 81. nE AND Roberta VIII
iiams. As, both Of New York City.
John F. Cobb, AZ. 1921 @ St. NV. and
Myrtle 3. Bruffy, so. 1888 New Hamp-
Thomas 7. Hatcher. 4s. a1oo Massachu-
sets ave; nv, and Gladyes Williams.
payIa n 4 sSli MeNi.cs' ~ s.. n nv 4s,o low. .v.
NV. and Mary E. Behe. Fl. 1852 VAL
Ansssss a. T. !. su,n...:, 80, ,.ls cA.gln j =
2503 l4th st. NV.
Kenneth h. TsiberE 81. Lexington. N. c..
and Mildred shankle. IS. 20l st. NV:
EiissDssh & = EissnRsrt' 50, I Ian:dovss.
Robert Z. Baker. 90. Lantz, Nd. and
JJenney NJ. A. Miller, "a. Hyattsville,
wyciife n. Morton. "a. 900 a2nd st. L..
and Audrey J. Farrar. 10. 200 Otis
pietro q; n 4. spilIare. rs, 2oo7 wyomins
ave, NV, and Shelby J. Jones. II.
On Ma, = and d' Mary K. ri Mutchler. ut s Is. 4siS
william fsn L |. MsNells, 90. Brooklyn. N. y,
and Fern A. Miller. %. 27l5 connec-
Carl A. Won Frankenbers. "a. swarth-
more. Pa. and Elizabeth B. Murphey,
Lenwood s. Merriweathers, 81. and Emma
NJ. Cooper. is. both of s94 ]. St ne.
James l.. Culbreath. Il, 137 Adams ST.
NV, and joyce L. Robinson, 10. 1917
Arthur r. Hayes. is, Alexandria. va,
and. Judith A. Mittelsletter, l6, T09
RoSsft SsSlfy Z Rulss RI s ,r. 81. Parsons. Ksn.
and Annie J. Rich, 20. 3320 14th pl.
AlGnE0 a9s AsiSn sa: "a TSSyhaaP.; sP:;, Pa and
Arthur H. Small. 90, Hyattsyille. Md,
and shelia Z. Goldstein. 20. $500
Earland R. Jordan. As. 1901 18th ST.
nv: ntss..s5 and Lorraine R. Meehan' 80
Donald 5. Ebaush. AZ, Westminster. Nd.
and Susannah E. Joseph. 40. 1900 r
'o P. .Bs g'Esp Fs.s..h e Tas5 ssr Rsss So Es HS
chsTlss ass'fs 1. g Carney, as, s7oa 18Th st.
nv. and jeanne N. creamer. "a,
Thomas G, Bethel. jr.. "a. lol 5th 81.
pe-' ne and Barbara A. Coz. is. 1921
Ely Rl; Sc. 80, = :. - 49,.
r,,I7 TO.tie II Nssbltt: q, 81 ( s. 4e;
~. Long. 20. both Of Alexandra, va.
and Mary F. johnson, IL, 5iS S ST.
Richard R H!ts. 81; 2ose Columbia ra q
Connecticut ave. NV
Samuel Glark. 35. g r .t NV. and
Bobbie L. Donald. II, saitiand, Md.
and Janice Z. Hall Is, Hyattsyille.
Md
Joe Alexander. AZ. Alexandria. Va, and
Addie Chambers. AZ. 1896 Shepherd
St NV
% n.W',' and Alice Y. KeatinS, ms 10. d" sos ots
South Carolina ave. Sc.
Royd E. English. 3s. sol A st. Sc, and
Jack o. Merris. 20, Altayista. Va, and
Mildred E. Burnette. "a. Columbia.
colin RI & P. Davis. 81. 1411Eu NV. and
Edna y Merritt. 81. 4520 3rd st. sc.
Evening star., 1957-04-24
Librury Meeting

BALTIMORE, April "a (R.-
The Maryland Library Associa-
ton will hold it's annual meet
ing Friday and Saturday In
Baltimore. Speakers will In
clude John Dos Passos. author,
and Maurice B. Mitchell. presi-
dent Of Encyclopedia Britain
MICA Films, Inc.
Evening star., 1957-04-24
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~
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woit few minutes-then wash off old
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smooth finish thot washes and wears
like baked enamel. For woIIs, WOOD
work qnd furniture. Matches Mooi-
color wolI finishes. quart, 2.69
WGL-point Shop, Isl Floor, North Building
-. olso Chevy Chose ond Corners
Evening star., 1957-04-24
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. la,D couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, iDGit three full days
and receiue the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
FIJI Holds Woman
In Bank Fraud

PITTSBURGH. July 81 Up.
The Federal Bureau Of III
vestigation yesterday reported
the arrest in Santa Monica.
Calf. Of a woman wanted In
connection with a $4,000
shortage in a Southern West
Virginia bank.
Mrs. Hazel Browning, 30
year-old mother Of two, was
arraigned before the United
States Commissioner at Los
Angeles and released in $4,000
bail, E. H. Winterrowd. agent
in charge Of the Pittsburgh FBI
Office, said.
The FBI said that audits Of
the Bank Of Man. in Logan
County. W. Va, now showed a
total shortage of $32.274.27.
Mr.. Wlnterrowd said Mrs.
Browning denied to the FBI In
California that she had been
responsible for any shortage.
Mrs. Browning had been en-
ployed at the bank as a teller
since it was organized in 1852.
She failed 10 return to the bank
from brief vacation scheduled
to end last June 20. and sub
sequently could not be found in
the Logan County community
where she hVed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Darn uf Thanks

1 q JULIAN f BIkNsHuM H sish aenl Y
express their appreciation to the
ORGANIZATIONS. friends and .neiRhbors
for their sympathy and help ct the
o'-'" .. The IL B I'M H1s FAMILY.
FRECH, EDWIN J. We wish TO ex-
press our sincere thanks and appre|
citation % our many friends. rela-
ers, visits and other expressions OF
kindness during our recent beresve-
THEODORE AND EMMA FREcA
JACKSON, DANIEL w.. il. The tam.
lily Of DANIEL w. JACKSON. IT.
wishes TO express their sincere grati-
tude and appreciation to the pastors.
hs Esv sris Ticker tSa R. Of re Ss:
Harris Of the. First tabernacle Of
Lee Of the A. M. Z. Zion Church.
and many friends for their kindness,
telegranns, floral trihMtes, cards. use
OF cars and other expressions Of SYM
PATTY during our recent bereavement
THE FAMILY.
JOHNSON oaS 50 NORM ,RssAs Z; The family Of
press their Appreciation to relatives.
examinations and friends for their
sympethy and help at the death OF
Mis-. VodNwsif;NpoLYN J. RIDDIcK.
NOWLIN, SAMUEL NJ. We wish to
express Our gratitude to our many
friends and neighbors for flowers and
cards Of sympathy in the death Of
spr I nrpsba ,M and brother SAMUEL
His WIFE, MRS. HEFFIE NowLIN,
AND FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Mrs. Alderman,
Teacher Is Years

Mrs. Charles E. Alderman, jr.,
81, a Montgomery Blair High
School teacher for Is years, died
Of cancer on Monday in Provi-
dence Hospital.
The former Catherine Mac
MILAN. she was a resident of
1872 Fleetwood terrace, Silver
Spring. A native Of Neville,
N. Oak, and a graduate
Of the University of North Da-
kato. she was in the commercial
department of the school here.
Besides her husband, a
budget officer with the Air
Force, of the home address,
she is survived by three
sisters. Mrp. Marian La Metre
Of Redwood City, Calf,
Mrs. Marshall Fitzgerald, Of
Des Moines. Iowa. and Mrs.
William Mjogdalen Of Fargo,
N. OAK; four brothers,
Steuart Of Seattle. Wash. VIII
liam Of Toledo. Ohio. and Ron
aid and Phillip. both Of Nc
vile. N. Oak.
Services will be held at noon
tomorrow in the Warner Z.
Humphrey funeral home, s434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Burial win be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
u. S. Denies
PIuneDumped
Atom Bombs

The Defense Department to-
day issued a categoric denial
Of a report in a New York
newspaper that an Air Force
plane jettisoned atom bombs
of the New York coast
Monday.
The report had stated that
a plane load Of atom bombs or
nuclear missile warheads was
dumped when the CHA Globe
master had to crash-land with
dead engines.
The report quoted a thigh
governmental" source and said
the atomic material weighed
upwards Of rs tons but was not
timed to explode.
Assistant Defense Secretary
Murray Snyder issued the
statement. It said:
There was no nuclear
material in the cargo jettisoned
of the New York coast Mon
day by an Air Force CHA.
Accordingly. there is absolutely
no possibility of a nuclear ex-
plosion or release of radioac-
tivity.
THE cargo consisted Of mill
tary equipment, the details of
which may not be revealed for
reasons Of national security.
1t included some conventional
explosives which do not consti-
tute a hazard"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Philippines Plans
Protest in Death
By u. S. Vehicle

MANILA. July 81 (R.-The
Philippine government is pre-
pairing a diplomatic protest in
q jurisdictional dispute over
an American naval ofncer &C
cused in the traffic death Of a
Filipino boy.
Undersecretary Of Justice
Jesus Barrera said a Foreign
ONCE protest would be sent il
American authorities continue
their refusal to surrender
Chief Warrant Officer Gordon
o. Carnes of Conroad, Iowa.
Rear Admiral G. r. Donaho,
commander of the United
States naval base at Subic Bay
has written Philippine authori-
ties that Chief Carnes was or
military duty when the weapons
carrier he was driving fatally
injured the boy in San Mar
celino on June %.
The military bases agree
ment between the two nations
gives the United States the
right to Jurisdiction in such
cases, Admiral Donaho said.
The case is the third such
jurisdictional dispute causing
q stir in United States-Philip-
pine relations. The other two
cases also involve traffic ac-
cidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
CeyIon CoIumnist
Calls for Restudy
OF GIuck Selection

COLOMBO, Ceylon, July 81
(R.-The columnist of the
Morning Times today suggested
the State Department should
reconsider the appointment of
Maxwell Gluck as Ambassador
to Ceylon.
The columniSt. referring to a
statement attributed to Mr..
Gluck before a Senate COM
mittee that he did not know the
name of Ceylon's Premier, said
that II Mr.. Gluck comes here he
will be the butt of many unkind
cracks and II don't think
American prestige will benefit
from that"
The Premier is Solomon
Bandaranaike.
The columnist said the
United States is involved in a
prestige war with Communist
countries in the East and is
anxious to put up a better show
than Communist diplomacy.
I'VE can hardly say the Ceylo-
nese nation feels fiattered by
Americas choice" commented
the columnist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Edmund NiIond,
Formerly of D. c.

Edmund INLAND. 81. former
w Washington resident anc
Treasury employe. died Monday
In the Butler (Pa.) Veteran:
Hospital, after a long illness.
Mr.. inland was born and
reared in Washington. He was
educated at Georgetown Pre-
paratory School and George
town University. During World
War I. he served in the Army
For the last Is years, Mr.. INLAND
had lived in Winchester, Va
Survivors are his widow. Mrs
Louise Kirby inland: two STEP
sons, Thomas and John Souder;
two sisters, Mrs. Leslie DAILY
4402 East-West highway. Be-
thesda; Miss Theresa INLAND
302l Tunlaw road NV. and q
brother, Dennis INLAND, Sale
Thirteenth street NV.
Requiem mass will be held at
1890 am. CEST) Friday in st.
John the Evangelist Catholic
Church in Warrenton, Va,
Burial will be in Warrenton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
William Grou, "a,
Ex-Army Sergeant

William Grau. "a, a retired
staff sergeant who spent 80
years in the Army, died yes
terday at his home. 42l3
Brandywine street NV.
Sergt. Grau was born in New
York. He began his military
career in World War I, serving
a short time in the Marines.
He fought overseas and then
spent some years at Fort Myer
where he excelled in horseman-
ship and rode for the Army
in various shows. At one time
he was stationed at the Army
War College here and at Camp
Richie. Md. He retired in 1915
Survivors are his widow, the
former Amalia Schmalenbach
Of Germany. whom he married
in 1912. and q sister, Mrs. Annie
Briggs, White Plains, N. Y.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Adams
funeral home. 4748 Wisconsin
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31

BOSTON. ROBERT. In loving mem.
ERT BOSTON. who departed this
life three years ago. july Al. 1854
He is not dead, lust away.
Beyond Al grief and pain
Earth's loss Is Heavens gain.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
BUCHANAN, DENNIS AND PAL
META. In memory Of DENNIS
BUCHANAN, who departed this life
Septemser 4, 1851, and my .daughter.
away July 81. 1852
PerSappsS eq i W was pH for the best:
We pray. that God
May give you quiet rest.
Our thoughts always 90 back re-
membering YOUR smiles and our
YOUR LovINo MOTHER. MAMIE
BUCHANAN. AND YOUR DEVOTED
BROTHER LUTRELL o. Bu-
Bu !SI Z, HUGH ugh u. Departed this life
Yea. theush ! walk throusn the
tear , 70 cyl for Thou art with me
hi MS RV IDA Il HI +. s sun pYHo'Hi:N'
HICKS, CHRISTINE. In loving men,
Org Of our mother and grandmother
CHRISTINE HICKS, who passed away
Those we love we never lose,
For always they will be-
Forever pear. forever dear,
In halloved memory.
Sadly missed and never forgotten;
AND o RisT15a rs 3sA"! :
LACY. ROSA B. A loving tribute In
memory Of our dear mother and sis
ter ROSA b LACY who left u
,1j NAY her ,, sHpl ,y 5sst in PssssS -
HI s9slsA, ' sAHSHf. AEbS shIssf.s
MADDEN. JANE Z. IN loving memoir
who entered the Great Beyond TWEEN.
,y-t1ve years aEo today, July 81
1872.
We do not lose the. ones We love,
They only so before,
Where there Is everlasting life,
Where sorrow 10 no more.
And there the soul will always live
Where peace Is everywhere.
We did not lose our mother.
God took her In HIS care
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS AND SON,
METZ, GEORGE ,. IN loving re-
membrance OF my dear husband
GEORGE r. METZ. WHO passed avay
one year ago today, July 81. 1855
Dearest Oeorge, We have parted.
Yet ! hope We will meet again.
For ! would be broken-hearted.
II / thought that hope in vain
HOPE We meet in that beautiiu
That God in His love has prepared
LoviSu MiFE. NARY Z AE1z. AMI
MICE, LILLIAN TRUMBO.
TATk. MAMlk. IN loyins memory Of
my dear vile, MAMIE IAIE, who
passed away three years ago tooay
suiy 81. iyji
Her smiling way and pleasant faes
Are . pleasure 70 recall.
She had . klnjly woro ior eaen,
And she died celoved ~ an
She save me faith and hope In many
80 until my life in this voria /,
through.
4 wiz SiSSss Essp on rememOsrln.
YouE 1syo1ED HUSBAND. sLlyAh
n rata.
wfGGINs. OK. ELMORE c. A tribut,
OF love 70 the msnioIy OF . devoted
husband ana tAsneT, Dh. ELMOhr
{. W1JGlN5. vno passed " tne Urea
beyond july 81, 1854.
Goo giyetn HIS beloved sleep. 4
6Lslk A. WlUOLNs AND rAAa4LI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
III. 6. Sowders, a.
Auto Salesman

H. G. CBilD sowders, "a. q
former Washington automobile
salesman, died Monday at his
home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Mr.. Sowders, a former resi-
dent of 1928 Thirty-second
street NV, was a salesman
with Capitol Cadillac until
1855 when he went to Fort
Lauderdale to work for an
agency there.
Mr.. Sowders was born in
Port Clinton, Ohio, and at
tended schools in Cleveland. He
came to washington in 1914
with his uncle. the late Repre-
sentative william Gordon,
Democrat of Ohio. He attended
George Washington Law School.
Mr.. Sowders was a member
of Theta Delta Chi, Justice
Masonic Lodge ana AImaS lem
pie.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Frances Deitrick Of
Washington; a son, w. D
Sowders, Dallas. Tex: foul
daughters, Mrs. Jack Perine,
1916 Midway avenue, Rock
vile, Md; Mrs. Carl w. Ket-
tenbach, 1910 Kanawha street
Hyattsville. Md: Mrs. John D
Buckingham, Wichita. Kans.
and Mrs. j. w. Cleveland, Pom
pano Beach. Fla: his mother
Mrs. Clara Sowders, Cleveland
and nine grandchildren.
Services and burial will bt
held Friday in Fort Lauderdalt
at the Fairchild funeral home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Mrs. Russell, 80,
'Loudoun Resident

WATERFORD. Va. July 81
Especially Mrs. Mollie Com
pher Russell, 80, lifelong
Loudoun County resident, died
yesterday at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Cliff Berger
3515 North Twenty-fifth street
Arlington.
Born near Waterford, Mrs
Russell was the daughter Of
the late John Compiler and
Elizabeth Grub Compiler. She
was the widow of the late VIII
liam o. Russell.
Mrs. Russell was a member
of Catoctin esbyteria n
Church for SO years and until
recently was active in the work
of the church. She also was q
member of the Waterford Book
Club.
In addition to Mrs. Berger,
surviving are three other
daughters, Mrs. Leslie Rusmi-
selle, Waterford; Mrs. Shirley
Piggott. Purcellville, Va, and
Mrs. Kyle Westover, Morgan
town, w. Va: a granddaughter
Mrs. John Campbell, 204 East
Cameron road. Falls Church; q
grandson, William Westover,
Clarksburg, w. Va, and five
greatgrandsons.
Funeral services will be con.
Quoted at IL am. tEST) tomor.
row at Muse g. Reeds funeral
home in Leesburg. Burial will
be in Leesburg Union Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
.EIizo S. Green, 81
Retired Teacher

Miss Eliza Sherman Green,
81. retired District school
teacher, died yesterday at
Cedarcroft Sanitarium, Silver
Spring, after a long illness.
Miss Green was born in
Washington and taught in
schools here for about 80 years.
Most Of her teaching was at
Tyler Elementary School. She
retired about 80 years ago and
lived at 108 E street NV.
She has no immediate sur
vivors.
Services will be held at 3 pm.
tomorrow at the Warner
Humphrey funeral home in
Silver Spring. Burial will be
in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Roy Rucker, 70;
Lawyer, Father
OF Mrs. BorkIey

KANSAS CITY. July 81 up
Roy Rucker, 70, father Of
Mrs. Alben w. Barley, widow
of the former Vice President
and longtime Kentucky Sen.
ator, died at a convalescent
home yesterday. He had beer
i'll since 1947, when he suffered
a stroke.
Mr.. Rucker practiced Law
about 20 years in Kansas City
He had served as prosecuting
attorney Of two Missouri coun-
ties and as an assistant to the
States Attorney General. He
was born near White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va, and was q
graduate of West Virginia Uni.
versity.
In addition to Mrs. Barley
who lives at 2101 Connecticut
avenue NV, Washington, D
c., Mr.. Rucker is survived by
a son; William w. Rucker .
Tampa, Fla, and another
daughter. Mrs. Gaylord B
Lyon of Kodiak. Alaska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Funeral Is Held
For Seven Airmen

A military funeral service
was held IN Zachary Taylor
National Cemetery in Louis
vile, KY. yesterday for seven
airmen who died in a l943
crash. including Mai. William
O. Bonn Of Falls Church.
Remains Of the missing air
men and their crashed plane
were found In q New Guinea
jungle last February-l4 years
after they disappeared.
The next Of kin Of each man
was present yesterday as the
remains Of all seven were
buried in a single casket, the
Associated Press reported.
Maj. Bonn. who held the
Distinguished Service Cross
was credited with perfectine
American skip-bombing tech.
niques used In the Pacific DUR
ing World War II.
Maj. Benn's widow. Mrs
Dorothy c. Benn. q secretary
for an aircraft company In
the Washington area. and
their l5-year-old daughter
Bonnie. live at 22s Forest dItse,
Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
S. 6. Rowland, 80
Land Finuncier

BALTIMORE, July 3 R.-
Samuel G. Rowland, 99-year-
old Baltimore financier, died
yesterday at Long Green Nurs-
ing Home where he had been q
patient since May.
Mr.. Rowland was founder OF
the Rowland Land Co. which
has its headquarters in st. AL
bans. w. Va. and purchases
land for coal, oil or timber pro-
duction.
In addition, he was associ-
ated with three Baltimore banks
as a director or officer and was
a senior director of the Penn
sylvania Railroad for more thar
so years.
The Cecil County native was
active in civic functions and
for IA years served as chair
man of Baltimore's Paving
Commission.
He is survived by a daughter
i've grandchildren and seven
Observation-Disclosures.
Private funeral services have
been scheduled for Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
|Chrys|er Tank
Probe Sought
By the Associated Press

House investigators said to-
day the Army handed Chrysler
Corp. a virtual blank check in
q billion-dollar. Korea-born,
tank-building program. but got
hundreds of heavy tanks that
were faulty.
The Military Operations SUBJ
committee headed by Repre-
sentative Holifield. Democrat
Of California, called on the
Controller General to check on
how we'll Chrysler contracts
served the Governments in
terests. including whether they
gave Chrysler q competitive
advantage on future tank
awards.
But the subcommittee de-
clined to Judge whether what
it called the deficiencies of the
TAB heavy tanks were more
than should be expected from
a hurryup output of a new
weapon.
1t noted that the Army was
half-hearted about any need
for the big tanks in a mobile
atomic war of the future and
has been slow to make them
combat-worthy.
The subcommittee findings,
approved by the parent Gov
eminent Operations Committee
today, were contained in O re-
port following hearings held
in March.
None of the 800 T-43s origin
ally recommended for produc-
ton in 1850 saw service in the
Korean War. A few are now
finally. slated for Army troops
in Germany after SO modifica-
tons. The Marine Corps, re-
jecting the Army version as I'M
suitable for combat. is getting
a large number of the 800 after
further notifications expected
to be completed by 1858 or 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Charles Edmund Kemper. 50

Charles Edmund Kemper. So.
q patent craftsman with Offices
in the Washington Loan &
Trust Building. Ninth and F
streets NV, died Of a heart
attack yesterday at Sibley
Hospital. He lived at 36ll
Twentieth street NE.
Mr.. Kemper, a native OF
Washington, had been a drafts
man since 1911.
He went into the patent
division of the United States
Patent Once in 1917 and
served there until 1914. Later
he went into business for him
self.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
c. Edmund Kemper, SO,
Dies; Patent Craftsman

A Mason for more than a
years. Mr.. Kemper was Q men,
Der of Washington Centennial
Lodge. He was also q member Of
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
Survivors are his widow
Irene E.: two brothers, William
Alfred Kemper, 10405 Eastwood
avenue. Silver Spring. and J.
M. Kemper, 14608 Crossway
road. Manor Club Estates, Nd,
and q sister. Mrs. Laura M.
Ryan, 116 Fort drive NE.
Services will be held at II
an. Friday at Hysong's flu
neral home. 1900 N street NV.
Burial win be in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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james l. BrodIey,
Retired General

LAFAYETTE, Calf, July 81
R.-Maj. Gen. James Lester
Bradley. 66. lretired) World
War II commander Of the 96th
Division in the Pacific. dieo
yesterday Of an apparent heart
attack in q swimming pool.
Gen. Bradley Of Rolla. Mo-.
was visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Conrad Walter. She reported
she found her fathers oody
after being away from the
pool q few minutes. a
Gen. Bradley was a l4
graduate Of West Point. "
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unveiling Of . memorial TO tine
memory OF the lateSFRrDA RUBIN
At the Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton Cemetery on Sunday August 4,
1857. at = pm. Relatives and
friends are invited.
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