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HULL, MARY JANE. A tribute Of Low,
70 the memory Of our dear llotheI
and grandmother. MARY JANE HULL
Who left us even wears $50 today
seven years have passed since thai
When ne one We loved was called
God TOOK her home. Il was Hls viii,
But In our hearts she liveth still
HER Is,I pEX9TE HI,,, soEn & . DAUGHTERS
PERRY. VIOLA J. In lovine memory
% our beloved mother and sister,
S So yssi .s PsE Gay v os.o :s'sc SS
Tn. chimes o. memory ring clear
To mark . year Of lonely sorrow,
For you, whom death has called
pEyoTEb pAuoHTER. RosALlE;
T isIEiRF AN ASp cHk zsHaHf HWY YEA;
hoGnns' oLIvEa =: g: ip .ssEse
oIfVEk 4. RooERs, ST., whom
loved, .honored and Tevered, who en-
tered Into eternal life four years agu
today, October 2. 1853.
HIS tenderness, love and devotion
Was never failing, and can never die
lin the memory Of his loved onee.l
WIFE, FLoRENcR b, RooERs.
RO0ERss oLIyER n. In loyins mem.
DRY Of OLIVIER h. ROGERS, who de-,
parted tbs life four years aso, octo-
May he abide IN peace In oods
ToobfE AND FAMILY.
TUCKER, JOSEPH ARBA. In loving
memory Of our dear Husband and
father JOSEPH ARIA TUCKER. who
departed this life eighteen years AGO
today october q. 1890.
DE ASS WIFE AND DAUoH-
TURNER, PAULINE q. In loving
memory Of our dear one, PAULINE
q, TURNER, who departed this Nil
one year ago today, October 2, 1855.
No one knows how much We miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since We lost you,
Life has never been the same,
In our hearts your memory lingera,
bWeetly, tenderly. fond and true,
TheTe II not . day, dear Pauline,
That We do not think Of you,
AS8HgssEEu kB ssklhE,IDsl i kAgS 8
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Darn If uhanka

NM, uTrtx lANHIEfoFgy. . ne
FoHfA9hI Hll't vIsS is i . snprsss !hsIi
d1oD Appreciation 10 the peilh1Qfa.
many tFlfn11. and especially Father
Norris. Father KEMP and Father
aSfins our recent 6erssySmspl,
nnoDEs, MAR0AnEF tPkqQyl Ths
lamily q ths late nAk1sAh ~,
nei1hbors, many friends and Cath.
eSrda Sesers and other sensldsIs.
tons DURING On. Ieesn. eefeessNSn,'
IN AND mrs. MARVIN , RHODES
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Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Va r NV. ~. 7-OlSS
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menbsrs q Lebanon Chap
ter. No. IS. o. =. o.. are
the 3. n. Hines CO. Funeral
Home. 1901 i4th q. nv.
1857. ~ 3 Pm for the
4 conductins funeral seTv-
Inr lafa hrnlhal. MICHAEL
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FUNERAL directors
CrennatOriunn


]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
fth 81. and Mass. Ave. NE, III. $4,000
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HAWKS. HARVEY 3. OF 1919 Belmont
Isetih.aP 81 p Paul S'RI'% ssd Ssors ase
havks ana Mr.; PsulIns Y, Wilkln;,
Hsn. sef sco cS. Sham y. n runsr on
fntsrmsni kfiinSton National Gene.
BoTMANN. COL. AUGUSTINE A..
S s;S o sS.D. d 49, i q Eas6 R';c
hoIhANN. y. 8. Army .iretlredl, Of
band o. Helen !. Hofmann. Frisnds
"a. ave- nv. ssour.ss, ep psPkinr ls ops
posite), after ~ noon Wednesday.
october 2 oraveside services will be
heid 81 Admission National csmeteFy
On Ihur,day October y - 70 am.
senss sers Ms = i osts Of n ssiss s
ton national Cemetery at $50 an
HUNT, JULIA \. On Tuesday, octo.
Der. 4, 1857, 81 her home, ISL VII.
ginia ave. Pals Church. Va, JULIA
T nsI .r Os sns m Slss q 3, 3 :STs:
". Hunt, o.; MARY Lee Heath, David
l.. and John v. Hunt. She also h
survived 81 her parents, M. and Mrs.
HoTa.d q hlsHsndIia. Va one broth
Eriends may call 81 the Robert j.
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 .coIum.
biz pike Arilnston, We. tperkins IN
VII be a. . pm. fhursday. oetobsfr
g. Requiem maas will Be celebrated
q $3.50 am. Friday, October 4, 81
q. yames. Catholic Church, Pals
Church, Va. fnterment Arlington
JEsiiIffesss. GxfNRsssi''EAE . Departed III,
life on sunday, .eeptembeg ~, 1857,
Anna MAI JtEKINs q iOib ut II
NV devoted mother Of Mr.. Reglnald
Taylor, shs also e surylyeq 81 nine
many friende Remains may Be-
viewed On TUESDAY October [, after
3 PM. a. the Hall Bros. Funeral
O PS .dhxss 2E's. os ss nv. 4 s SR.l
which the. remains viii rest IL the
home Of her son, REGINALD TAYLOR,
y I'd. perry Wrleht, Indian Head,
No. Funeral services on hnTadAy,
2s SsHsiSss cs..Ssl,.' tbdiI e h,se,
Nd. tnterment church esn3efy. 3
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Expressive Floral tributes. Moderator
,nisss' o 0psn daily n... Sun hCliday.
non' WI osdsr s,s ao assesPtia; eiyO %
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az. ss5ssns.r 30, 1857 ., Ssi
E.s.isasnss 500 o, RaFeysy .sr s., sgls.
S Ss.d Va a:ul haEx Of ct ts "a: e1 Haas
and Rachel casey, sister Of Owen
Burke. Lucille and John Hush Casey
Funeral from the James 7. Ryan
Funeral Home. SIT Pa. ave. s.e.s On
Inuraday, October 2. g an. Re
81 $40 an. Relatives and friends
invited. InteFment Mount ollvst
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MIaIAn !. wa Ell!E!ssiI aB,Ii F.:g:.,

AlA - Qmcef1 md mem
bern Of Jamee y. walker
AUXILIARY, No. 20. the Amer.
lcan Lesion. are requested
70 attend auxiliary services
for our late member, ADA
y. GORDON. on WedneI-
J. Il the MCGUIRE Funsfai
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MOORE, MARY. Departed this 10.
% Tuesday, October 4, 1897, q d.
Many MooRK q ea91 18Th ri, Sc
she 4 SURVIVED by . granddnuahleF
dsnshisr. MFs befnics chislsy: foll
sTeat-greaf- Grandchll dren. other rela-
tires and many fEiends. Remains
may Be viewed On. Friday, Qclobsi
4, after : an. a. the Hall Bros
nsrs s ss9sse.. ~ u S s9sIas s.s oo
Der B. ct ! IN, 1t the New Hnpl
fntesmsns Hnrrisonsafs. !"
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~ p. q 4II1 Iowa aVo.
ne Molly Rede emeF 6odai-
~. AL oodallota are re-
euested @ meet for Feciia-
ton az the ROSARY for oaf
lsle promoter % wednas-
. q the MCGUIRE Funeral
20 9TH Gt. nv. Haouian
THURSDAY. OciobaF &, a. d
be Holy nedsemeT Churnh,
'66ssinaba:"; s ss'os.s:sss9a
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NHWlIAN. CLARENcB v. fDIAMoNDl.
eaddsnly. en Monday. esDtsnesr SO.
" aspiHMos sHSS' Rkx VI St q h:ss.
don. Va. brother o. Ada Henderson,
He also y survived ~ several neph-
svs and nieses kqnerel services
ct pm, Kp9T. Thura1ay. oelo-
esursk. cSsnsI hs s ins.rn saR'l 4
church cemetery. ArTanGements ~
ne Green Funeral Home. HeFndon. Va
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o s..s:1 iss ~. JAW q I. T esSig
TAN Of 1857 AlssmaIls o. Nv.
mother q Mrs. Helen a, Storey and
Della ,. and james /. currsn. Ri.
yato services ~ her above late resi-
oence on SATURDAY., October s, 81 10
an IntsImslt oeoree wslhins.
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Home Isad on 19fs Fanefh
kAlHkAx LQMACK. President.
KRcELL BROWN. Secretary.
CUBA, MICHAEL. On Tuesday. Oeto-
Der 1. 1897. 81 Providencs Hospital.
etter 2 snort iIlnea1. MICHAEL CUBA
band Of Pearl Atkinson Cuba, brother
q Frank Cuba and Mis- Ann Cuba.
both q Waterbury. Conn. Services
e the H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
Der =. at pm. Darling facilftissl. 8
GUBA. MICHAEL The ofaesrs ana
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BLlNDEE, MICHAEL q. A special
a communication Of BENJAMIN
] D! !; 81 81 4 !;
" ~ 3 an. This communities.
ton y Tor the purpose Of conductino
Masonic burial services for our late
brother, MICHAEL 4. BLlNDEE. In.
terment Arllngton National Cemetery
GLENN l. j6HNsoN. s.cy y
SMITH y, "A E ,sslL On Mena ... sasp,sm;
Lucille Robinson and Katie smith
Also suryivlne are two erandsors
three sisters, one son.in-lsw and 4
host Of fTienqs. After 4 pm. Friday
JoSssop 4 jenkins Funs sr Home sn'
1eO4 Georgia ave. NV. Funeral On
the Holy Rsdeemef Catholic Church
80 New York ave. NV, fnteFmenV
Molnt Olivet Cemetery.
s0UDER,. EDWARD PEARCE. ~.
merry OF 1888 Wisconsin ave, NV,
Mrs. Edna Merrill, brother Of Mrs
pora Eiax and grandfather OF Mrs
Barbara Milhado. Remains 81 Cham.
beIe, Euneral Home, gO72 N %. NV,
until rlday, October ~ l0:JQ
~ an. lntermont Arlineton
National cemetery.
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e afaaafIs ss sIis:osn5 nS2i. Il lsf g
sL n.v- sispiaihsT 81 Pauline
and John Burton. 6Foihef q Josephine
Golfer, Katie. Irene. MnrEArel, Rob
est. Phll,p. Aepyy ana Herman
"a also & sufvivsd 81 other rsia-
Hosis nay 6s viewed 81 Inc Stewart
Funeral Home, 30 u q, n,e.s after
p;m. Tngr,aay, Qcto6er 3. ylsIe
4s sssI.vnt :, c,am..,ii,, Pm inssf9ssns
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SiisE bEzRifN66' & l. MsRzY q ssSsss
connectIeqt ave. Az. hq.hand q
osIlEeas Ro4sfsg Mekas, bsothsE -. e
COM ss 1 ma hri. jossnh ks snsos q
Alexandria, Va contribution 70
The hsart Eund may e mac. . g
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ssps.nssT so. 1857. johN I CHAN.
q q Ja@ss eSsnsiiss p YsTt,
sssss Of 8.siSs.d nI b e. sn1 ana T s.:
kroula Pappaspirou Of Greece
xfionds may call ct the 9. n. Hlnei
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 14th 81. nv
fpaFklng faeilitiesl. Services a. 81
eophia,s greek Qrthodox Church. 3oth
THURSDAY. October 3. ct pm. In
terment Port Lincoln Cemetery. IN
leu o. nouer1, please make dona-
tons % o.. sophia's Church Build
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poRA LkR WRIoHT. ". y:
O0lB y. nlTTkR. oeey. B

IAhhIDON, PAUL. The ollceFI and
* msmbers of Plumbsrs'
HN Union. No, 8, are hereby
notified Of the death 81
Brother PAUL HARRISON
G on Monday, September 30,
~ 1857. Members may call
81 Chambers Runefal
Home, bl7 18th 81. Sc, where serv-
lees VII be held on ThuFsdAy. Oelo-
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day. October Z. 1859, oAliFlELD 8
oI.y q & i Ssas. As usoss.s s' ceuass
Nd.l, beloved father Of Mrs. Heller
Bailey onandeF and Robert p. Bailey
Also sufvlving are sister MIS-
clara B. Johnson, and other relA,
lives fnd many sr ssss...ni no Se ase 3.
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Ssp.snbeI b. 1867, EicEY AM
ch.hn :, q ~ .ii 81. M bslcys s
EFisnds may cal Il the Richie Bros
Funeral Home, Upper Marlboro. Nd,
Where funeral services viii be held
On Thurlday. October 3. a. pm
inksrmsnt NJ. Oak Cemetery, Mitchell
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BOND. HARRIET L. In loving remem.
branee Of our dear mother, AARRIEI
.ysS oS Year. 's sss d ssSss o. sss rs
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Program Listines

9-Tho Lote Show. Movie.
IA Hours. 1.-THE Man Who
Cheoted Himself" 1850. An
honest cop meets cheating
dame ond foroets his honesty.
Just foir crime melodromo. Lee
}. Cobb. Jone Wyott.
lIs20
7-MysteTy TheoteF. Movie.
I Hour. IS Min. "chonce OF q
Lifetime. 1913. Chester Morris.
1l:25
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
1880
4-Tonisht. Jock Poor.
5-City Assignment. Drono.
Counterfeit Story"
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Aug. n


S-Boseboll.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
7-Wyost EeEp. Western.
Hugh O'Brion stors.
9-PFivote Secretary. Comedy.
ain Darkest Manhattan" Susie
meets o jungle queen. Ann Soth-
ern. lRepeot.l
800
4-Meef MeGFow. Mystery.
Acapulco" A financially onx-
ious young mon hires McGrow to
wotch over his rich old uncle OF
O Mexicon vocotion resort. Mork
Roberts. Corole Matthews.
7-Broken Arrow. Western.
The Desperodo. lndion Agent
Jeffords and Apache Chief CO.
chise tonole over motter of
principal. John lupton stors.
tRepeot.l
9-To Tell The Truth. Quiz.
$50
4-Summer Playhouse. Dromo.
Tops for q Hoofer." Roy Rob-
erts. Andreo King.
Telephone Time. Drono.
"Diomond Peer" The story OF
Britcin's heroic Eoh OF Suffolk.
Tom HelImore. Jeon Byron. IRE
pentl
e-Spotlisht Ployh'se. Dromo.
Sometimes II Happens" A
strange troveler becomes girls
test subject of on old romantic
Welsh legend thot q love which
proves itself three times will lost
forever. Guy Modison. Deonne
Foster.
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4-Net King" Cole. Songs.
Morooret Whiting, the Merry
Macs ore guests.
7-Nofionol Wrestling.
1854. 900 Question. Quiz.
1890
4-The Lone Wolf. Adventure.
S-The Silent Service.
Tong Versus Truk" More than
a score Of flyers ore rescued by
o dorino sub petrol operating UNI
der heavy ounfiFe. Rear Admiral
Thomas M. Dykers, USN tRetJ.
HOO
4-News and Loeol News.
HoFkness. Word.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCoffrey. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. DouoIos. DonieIs.
l1:15
4-Weother. Sports.
Strinaer. Simpson.
5-News. WeotheT.
Warren. Romsey.
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james P. Tierney,
Retired ATTORNEY

James Paul Tierney, SO, an at
torney here for IA years and a
former Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles for West Virginia, died
yesterday at Mount Alto Hos
pital following an operation.
Mr.. Tierney retired in 1853 be-
cause of Ill health from the
Lands Division of the Justice
Department. Earlier. he served
as an attorney in the Veterans
Administration. and with the In
terstate Commerce Commission
He came to Washington in 1899.
He was a motor vehicle COM
missioner in Charleston. w. Va,
from 1888 to 1889 and practiced
law in Clarksburg. w. Va. be-
fore coming to Washington. He
was a veteran of World War l,
Mr.. Tierney attended the Uni
versity of West Virginia and
George Washington University
Law School. He lived at 2206
street NV.
He is survived by brother
DR.. Kaden Tierney, West Palm
Beach, Fla. and a sister, Mrs
Dan J. Kindle. Cincinnati, Ohio
Mass will be said tomorrow at
$3.50 am. at St. Stephens Cath
Ollie Church. Twenty-fifth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
Thomas A. Hayes,
Pepco Employe

Thomas A. Hayes, 81. an en-
ploye of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. for AZ years, collapsed
and died at work Tuesday in the
company's Benning Power Plant
Mr.. Hayes had suffefed from
cancer for 90 months.
He was a boiler operator with
Pepco, and a member of the
firms 25-year club.
Mr.. Hayes moved to 6726
Parkwood street, Radiant VAL
ley, Md, five years ago.. Before
that, he made his home in
Northeast Washington.
He is survived by his widow
Edith, of the home address;
three daughters. Mrs. Margaret
Osborne, 2018 Roanoke street
Hyattsville; Mrs. Betty Osborne
2008 Oglethorpe street, HyattS-
vile, and Mrs. Pearly Dove. 5042
Thirty-eighth avenue. Hyatts-
Vile, and three grandchlldren.
Also surviving are a brother
and four sisters. John N. Hayes
208 Seventeenth street NV;
Mrs. Eva Lausie, 305 Fifth street
NE: Mrs. Hilda Lovelace. 6302
Allentown road Sc: Mrs. Helen
Morrison. 6622 Stockton lane
Hyattsville; Mrs, Lillian Moore
Washington.
Services will be held at 2::3C
pm. tomorrow at the Chambers
funeral home, 1901 Cleveland
avenue, Riverdale, Md. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
M. F. Mcdonnell,
Personnel Chief
Of VA Hospital

Maurice Francis Mcdonnell
43, died Tuesday in Mount Alto
Veterans Administration Hos
pital. He had been treated fol
cancer since 1949. Mr.. McDon-
nell lived at 3 Aspen lane. Falls
Church.
A native of Washington, he
was personnel manager at Bir-
mlngham Veterans Administra-
ton Hospital. Van Mugs, Calf
until he returned to Washington
in 1851. Before World War II
he worked for the Federal Hous-
ing Authority. and joined the
Veterans Administration after
the war.
Mr.. Mcdonnell served in the
Army during World War II. He
was educated in Washington and
was a graduate of Catholic Uni
versity.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at the Fitz-
gerald funeral home, Arlington,
with burial at IL am. in Airing
ton Cemetery. The Rev. Glen
dale Burton, pastor of Wilson
Boulevard Christian Church, will
officiate.
Mr.. Mcdonnell is survived by
his wife. the former Miss Beulah
F. Bogener; two children, Eliza
beth Denise, 5. and Patricia Kim,
2; two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Giebel
of Connecticut avenue, and Mrs.
Mildred H. Williams. 1912 East
Capitol street, and a brother.
Ignatius Mcdonnell of Braden-
ton, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
J. W. Yost, 40
Years on Star

John William Yost, 81, a vet
eran of 40 years service in The
Stars pressroom, died Tuesday
at Prince Georges Hospital.
Mr.. Yost, who had been in i'll
health for some time, suffered
a stroke at his home at 1907
Quebec street, Berwyn Heights,
Md. last Friday and did not re-
gain consciousness. Members of
the Berwyn Heights Fire Depart
Iment and Rescue Squad sat with
him day and night from then
until his death.
Mr.. Yost was one of the found
ers of the fire department in
1924, and it's first chief. He was
active until Ill health forced him
to give up the volunteer job.
He retired from The Star Sep
TENDER 30, 1858. He Joined the
paper April %, 1913. and learned
his trade here. Mr.. Yost was a
member or wen PreSmen'S Union
No. 6.
His brother, Robert Vincent
Yost, also a pressman at The
Star, died in February, 1855.
Mr.. Yost is survived by his widow
Lillian E. Yost; a daughter. Mrs
Ruth Clark of Greenbelt, Md.
and a sister, Mrs. Mortimer C
tombstone of 8609 Quebec street
Berwyn Heights, whose husband
also is retired pressman. A
granddaughter also survives.
Services will be held at the
Gasch Funeral Home. 4739 Balti-
more avenue. Hyattsville. Md.
tomorrow at IL am. Burial will
be IN Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
Jesse c. Goodwin, IS, Retired
Woodward & Lothrop Official

Jesse Clifton Goodwin, former
vice president and controller
of Woodward & Lothrop, died
yesterday of a heart attack at
his home at 1927 Nebraska ave-
nue. NV. He was IS.
Mr.. Goodwin retired on May
30, after IS years with the de-
partment store. He Joined the
firm October II, 1921. as as
sistant controller. He was
named controller in 1916, and
elected. vice president and con-
troller in 1851. In May, 1858,
he stepped down due to i'll
health and became special as
sistant to the controller.
A former vice president of the
Comptrollers Institute of Ameri-
ca, Mr.. Goodwin also had been
president of the local chapter
He was a former president of
Woodward g. Lothrop's Twenty
Year Club. and had been local
branch president of the Ma
tional Retail Dry Goods ASso-
citation.
Born in Washington, Mr..
Goodwin was agency auditor of
the United States Shipping
Board in Savannah. Ga, before
coming to Woodward g. Lothrop.
He was a member of Calvary
Baptist Church and of Lafayette
Masonic Lodge and was a
Shriner.
Mr.. Goodwin is survived by his
widow, the former Betty Peter
son, of the home address.
Funeral arrangements. which
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stitute of Banking and also at
tended Georgetown University
Law School. He was a member
of the District Bar.
A 32d Degree Mason, Mr.. Cover
was a member of Washington
Centennial Lodge No. IA, and the
Albert Pike Consistory of the
Scottish Rite.
He is survived by his widow.
Harriet E. Cover; a son, Thomas
E., and a daughter, Nancy A., all
of the home address. Also sur
viving are his mother, Mrs.
Minerva S. Cover, and a sister,
Mrs. Gotta r. Mack. both of 7l20
Webster street, Landover Hills,
Md. and two brothers, Frask A..
1927 Varnum street NE, and
Charles r., 5627 Thirty sixth
avenue. Hyattsville.
Services will be held at the
Robert A. Humphrey funeral
home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda. at 10 am. Saturday.
Burial will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

from 1911 to 1918, and had a 49,
year career in the ministry be-
fore coming to American Uni
versity. After leaving the school
he became pastor of the Bexley
Methodist Church in Columbus,
Ohio, where he served until 1850.
The son of a frontier preacher,
he was born in Montgomery, Pa,
and spent his boyhood in Ne
braSka. He received an ABB. de-
gree from Dickinson Seminary
in 1896, a BID. degree from Drew
Theological Seminary in 1901,
and a DID. degree from Baker
University in Baldwin. Kans., in
1914.
DR.. Gray served in churches in
Baltimore, Kansas City, Scran-
ton and Detroit before coming
to Washington. He lectured or
history and religious subjects in
Army camps in England and
France in 1918.
Wrote Several Books
DR.. Gray was the author Of
several books, including "Olc
Faith in the New Day" "Tht
Contemporary Christ" An Ad'
venture in Orthodoxy" and "Tht
Postwar Strategy of Religion.
He was a 33d degree Masor
and a Republican.
At one time early in his
career Dr.. Gray considered {
career in newspaper work ant
was a reporter here and il
Pittsburgh and Buffalo before
going into the ministry.
He is survived by two sons
DR.. Charles M. Gray and JOSEPH
c. Gray. and a daughter, Mrs
Ralph S. Fowler. Six grand.
children and great-grandchilo
salcn c1t.yiVa
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Dr.. Joseph Gray Dies,
Ex-Heod of American u.

DR.. Joseph M. M. Gray, 10,
chancellor of American Univer-
sity from 1884 to 1910, died yes
|terday of a cerebral hemorrhage
at his home in Pelham Manor,
IN. Y.
A Methodist minister, DR..
Gray came to the University
when the enrolment in both the
liberal arts college and graduate
school was 900. The enrolment
was 1900 when he left. He helped
found the School of Public At
fairs there. today part of the
school of Social Sciences and
Public Affairs, and organized a
special program of studies on
modern political changes in
labor. economics and other fields
of social study. He also developed
courses IN social security.
DR.. Gray brought distin-
.guished professors to the univer-
I$ity in the fields of political SCI
Ience, public affairs and govern
nent administration.
Arthur S. Flemming, Director
of the Office of Defense Mobili-
cation and president of Ohio
Wesleyan College, was the first
director of the School of Public
Affairs, which was closely asso-
ciated with in-Service Govern
ment training
DR., Gray travelled all over the
country in the interest of the
university and was nationally
known as a speaker and writer.
S3 Years in Ministry
DR.. Gray was the pastor of the
Hainline Methodist Church here
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GobrieIo MistroI, Poet4ss,
Winner of Nobel Award

Hampstead, N. Y, Jan. 10
(P.-MisS Gabriela MiStral. 81.
Chilean poet who won the Nobel
Prize in literature in l945, died
OF cancer today in Hampstead
General Hospital.
Miss Mistral, who had shared
a home in Roslyn, N. Y, with an
American writer, Doris Dana,
became seriously i'll last October.
Gabriela Mistral was a pen
name, formed from those of
Frederic MiStral, a French pro-
vincial poet, and Gabriel
D'Annunzio, the Italian patriot.
She was born Lucia Godoy
Alcayaga.
Her first major collection of
sonnets was published in the
United States in 1922 under the
title "Desolacion." Critics con-
sidered her collection, "Tala, "
published in BuenoS Aires in
1888, even more outstanding.
The daughter of a village
schoolmaster in Vicunna, CO.
quimbo Province, Chile, she be-
gan teaching school at Is and
was writing poetry at that age.
Later she was to lecture in the
United States at Vassar, Bar
nard and Middlebury.
Biographers said her "Sonnets
on Death" c'Sonnetos de La
Muerte") referred to a youth
who committed suicide in 1909.
Stunned in early womanhood
by the tragedy, Miss Mistral
dedicated herself to writing. She
never married.
She took an intense interest
in languages, customs, regional
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Thomas A. Cover, DC. Native,
40 Years in Federal Service

Thomas A. Cover, SO, whose
Government career spanned al
most 40 years. died yesterday
morning of a heart attack in
his car in front of his home at
4527 RoSedale avenue, Bethesda,
Md.
Mr.. Cover was a finance as
sistant in the Bureau of Rec
lamation at the Interior Depart
ment at the time of his death.
He had been employed for the
past II years in the Division of
Programs and Finance there.
A native of Washington, he
first went to work in the Bureau
OF Mines as a messenger boy
during World War l. when he
was IA years old. He later worked
Tor ID years as bank examiner
in the Controller of Currency's
Office. Mr.. Cover was employed
as civilian in the Navy Depart
ment for four years before going
with the Bureau of Reclamation.
He attended the American In