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Evening star., 1957-12-01
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DAWN--Just one glance in my
direction with those lovely
brown eyes. Love, MIKE X.
TO THE SWEETEST BOY at
O. H. s. from the little girl
who thinks your wonderful.
You're all mine now because
we're going steady. one week
and q day. Love. baby-M. NJ.
FOXY-Had lots Of fun in Rich
mond. Remember You're
Mine" and I want q "Lotta
Iovin'" until the Twelfth Of
Never" Treat Me Nice"
your "Rebel"-Love, ART.
DADDY-Be my Very Special
Love" and Chances Are" there
will be "A Lotta Loyin'" till
June. then ?772-Love. BLUE
FORD.
WAYNE-"Chances Are you're
the only one for me. cause
my heart gees Boom. Boom
over you.-Your one n only
MARY.
SALE-Boy's rink roller skates
and case. like new. size Z.
SIS complete. GEORGE
RUMMLER, 300 Gainesville
st. Sc. Washington 20, d. c.
SALE-Fnelish Trix electric
train. many accessories. ? yrs.
old. perfect condition: small
gauge: $40. KE. 6-7370.
FOR SALE-Young girls roller
skates. adjustable. new, 81;
originally $l095. JU. s-s306.
GIRLS BIKE. "a in. ~ and
pain. boys bike. lightweight,
for sale. Cali OIL, 2-2039.
FOR SALE-ACCORDION. $500.
Call LA. 6-0642.
FOR sALE-5O COMIC BOOKS.
perfect condition. SC each.
Sunday only. HA. 2-4256.
sALE-Two girls 26-in. bikes.
Schwinn de luxe: one like new.
one Good. JE. 2-8479.
WIN YOUR FAVORITE-Reeord
album, a fine record player or
eaShl See display in today's
Teen. headed ''Free Contest. !"
JOHN SWARTWOUT-Have fun
in Massachusetts with all the
girls J h,
DRUMS FOR SALE-Complete
set with all accessories, $65.
ia. 8-0292.
GLORIA - Loving you" and
missing you while in Alaska.
Thinking always Of you. June
81 will be the day. Until then,
Remember you're mine" Love,
Paul
GOODBYE JOHN-From Dot,
Grace. Diana. Linda. Tom and
Phil C.. Sharon and Judy B..
Sharon. Bob and Jean T..
Carolyn. Nancy and Ben. Bob
j.. Margie. David. Bill and Lee
S. Stan, Chester. Judy, and
everyone else.
BIKE FOR SALE-Girl's 26-inch
RoadmaSter. Good condition,
- $1,000. Call 10. Toll.
Evening star., 1957-12-01

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FORD '48 coupe: customized
lowered hood. frenched head
lights. dechromed. electric doors
and trunk. r. and h.. good en-
Rine. GARY, RE. 5-6253
TO SELL-Pair OF roller skates.
black. boys. 9lz 10: good con-
dition; carrying case included.
$40: complete American Flyer
train layout, houses and acces-
sories, over $50 worth Of
equipment: needs little repairs.
SIS. Call CHARLIE. EN-.
3-2I20.
FOR SALE-AlmoSt new 26-in.
racer: will take best offer. Call
LA. 6-O62i
WANTED-W World Book Encyclo-
pedia. Call HA. 2-S756
GENE-"I Love You With All
Ny Heart" Even Though
You1l soon be Gone" I'll
Love You It'll the 18th OF
Never JOYCE.
FORD 81 Model A Tudor. good
tires. good body. engine just re-
built. new top needs up
holStery; $3.50 or best offer. 10.
5-Os74.
BIKE. girls blue English racer,
26 in: good condition: s25. JU.
s-3937.
WANT TO BUY--'30. 81 or 81
Ford: must be In fair condition.
Call WE. $3.50
DAVE-Je vous vols auiourd hui
q l. eglise Je pense vous
souvent. Esperer c'est JOUR
BUNNY"
JUKE BOX. IS or 7S rpm. SIPS;
bally l-ball Turf King pinball,
s45 400 78-r pm. records. $40.
'5i-'52 Chev. radio. S25. 49- 81
Cadillac radio, S25: new elec.
Hawaiian guitar. $35. ampli-
fer. S45: will trade any item
on luggage trailer. LU. 3-2640,
3027 Nash pl. sc.
DENNY-"You Are NV Special
Angel" and I'll always be
Loving Tou." you Send
Me" and YOU'RE My One
Sin" Steady girl forever. PAT.
PAUL-You're My Special
Angel" so hurry home as l
miss YOU very much. Jan. 81.
"That1I Be the Day." We will
walk ITO the Aisle" Be good,
Loving You" GLORIA.
SALE-Black and white taffeta,
blue-slate taffeta. red corduroy
dresses. size Q. IL. l3: excellent
condition: for dressy wear;
very reasonable. Ov. 1869.
BABY-"You Send Me" The 23d
was fabulous. Let's make II
forever. SWEETIE.
FOR SALE - Coronet carrying
case. music stand; good condi-
tion: SIS. Ask for MIKE, ia.
5-94O6.
yIMMY-Hope YOU had good
time in Florida. ] missed YOU
DOT d.
RAINCOAT. yellow. size l6: boys
suit. 2 pair trousers. excellent
condition. Reasonable price
ia. 9-2592.
y.-Some of us are only feet
tall. Look down. mani G.. NJ. s.
FOR SALE-Mechanical walk
ing horse. made in England.
for age %. S25; child desk.
So: bike. girls. 26-in., SIS. LU.
4-34l3
DEAR RAY = I'll never forget
you. Ill be waiting It'll the
Twelfth of Never" for you
10 return. Love, BROKEN
HEARTED.
TO JOHNNY. on st. Johns team
Think you the greatest guy in
the world, and made great
play Sunday From THE
RECKLESS DRIVER.
LITTLE Missed you at
the Record Hop Thursday and
hope you can come over next
week end. BE BOP BABY.
AQUARIUM FOR SALE 90
gal, pump, auto heater, 2 lights,
al Il 81
Evening star., 1957-12-01

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Evening star., 1957-12-01

e@ ~N~@A @N@@S%-%AA AAAAAA-
BONNIE.
GONE MILT - Please play
"Raunchy" for A. M. c., jr.
and A. p. j.. from kid sister
ANNE at L. c. H. s.
HI HO MILTERINO-Please play
''Bony Maronie" for Phyllis O.,
from ANNE H., on Monday.
MILT - Please dedicate Peggy
Sue" TO Asdang and his girl,
from PITAYUTE and WOODY.
DEAR MILTO-Please play Just
Born" and ~Boney Maronie'
for Kenny, my special angel,
BARBARA.
COOL KATY MILT - Please
play AT the Hop" te Susan o.,
from TOMMY o.
KOOL MILT-Please play Peggy
Sue" for Muzzy and Elizabeth,
on Monday. MUZZY.
MILT-Dedicate Rebel" to Jim
my because he's My One and
Only Love" MARGARET.
MILT-Please dedicate Just
Born" TO Mickey Of Brunswick
High from JOYCE Of Loudoun
High.
MILT-Play Special Angel" for
Ronnie and Terry-CUPID.
MILT-Piease dedicate "Bcny
Moronie" To- Lynn B. from
ARTHUR T. and TOMMY L.
KOOL UNCLE MILTON-Please
dedicate AT the Hop" and
"Oh Boy" for Mona and
Ruthie-JERRY.
MILT-Please dedicate Peggy
Sue" for Gene p. and Sandy
d. from SHIRLEY D.
MILT-Please play Darling It's
Wonderful for Ronnie and
Carole, Richie and Denice from
CAROLE.
MILT-Please dedicate I'm
Available" and You Send Me,
to Dick from PAT. Thank you'll
REAL KEEN UNCLE MILF
Please play Raunchy' and
April Love" for all my friends
in Wash. d. C.. Md. and Alex,
Va. from JOHN r.
MILT-Dedicate ~Teardrop- to
"the Joker" Teddy from
LINDA at Bladensburg Jr
High.
DEAR DADDY GRANT-Please
dedicate I'm Available" for
Orville T. from JOANNE T,
Thanks
COOL KATY GRANTY-Spin
Daddy Cool" for my Daddy
Cool on his birthday, Dec. g.
MARTY c.
MILF Please play rs II
wrong7" for Tommy. Ny
One and Only Love" From
BETT.
MILT-Play I'm Available" for
Carolyn and p? Y. and Pam
and Joe. (We need lots OF
luck.)
DEAR MnT Please play
Speedy for Speedy NJ. from
a girl who thinks he's really
great. From PEGGY SUE.
MILT-Please dedicate My Spe-
cial Angel" to Joanie. whose
birthday is Dec. l. She really
sends me. Thanks. RALPH
BLACK Jacket.
DEAR MnT-Ded. Rebel" for
Linda p. Susan G. and Bonnie
c.. three lonely girls at Fairfax
High. and for all Rebels. BON
ME.
'MILT-Please play My One and
Only Love" and You Send Me"
for Nancy D.. who does send
me. From BOB.
MILT-WiSh a happy birthday
and dedicate Happy, Happy
Birthday. Baby" to Shirley and
Phyllis. from THE GANG" :"
on December 4.
MILT-Ded. on Dec. 2 Majesty
of Love" and Silhouette" for
George w. I'll love him till
The Twelfth of Never" d. d.
MILT-Spin Peggy Sue" and
You Send Me" for Lynn NJ.
and Jane G.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
Record Requests

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DADDY COOL MILTERINO-
Please dedicate 18th Of Never
for the boy ! love the most
and / could never love anyone
else.-JUDY.
DEAR MILT SHAKE-Please
dedicate Just Between You
and Me" and "Honeycomb'
TO Michael ana Pat S. from two
great admirers. KAREN M.
and SANDY A.
MILT-Please play every day
did We Have a Party" for
Jimmy. Charles, George,
Buddy and Randy from MAR
GARET. MARY. BETTY and
PATTY.
CARA MILTON-Please dedi-
cate You Send Me" and
Treat Me Nice" for my little
kitten" from BUTCH.
MILT-Please dedicate You
Send Me- 10 Elaine and Marty
from the gang. P.S. Late
happy birthday-ELAINE!
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate
why Don't They (she) Under
stand to Linda b. Of Bladens-
burg Sr. from someone who Is
really crazy about her.
MILT-Please dedicate My Spe-
cial Angel" III love you TIL
the Twelfth OF Never" because
you're My One and Only Love
to Jimmy A. from BARBARA.
HI HO MILTERINO.-Please
dedicate For Sentimental
Reasons TO d. r. and b. w.
from the one who careS-D. p.
on Wednesday.
COOL CAT MILTY-Please play
Could This Be Magic" and
Majesty Of Love" for Denny.
Prom someone who's really
Tipped this time.
HEY MIL1Y-Please play To
night. Tonight" for Bugg from
BUZZ.
MILT-PleaSe dedicate My One
and Only Love to Mike, at
Suitland. Prom MARY ANNE.
MILT-Please play AT the Hop. "
for Chuck. Tommy and Pete.
From JACKIE and KATHY S.
MILT-Please dedicate Chances
Are" for Bonnie, Larry. Faith.
Eddie, Patty, Marvin. Donna
and Bobby.
MILT-Please dedicate Bertha
Lou" to Clint NJ. MY One and
Only Love" ADELAIDE L.
MILT-Please plsy MY Special
Angel" to Gail o. From
BOBBY L.
KATY DADDY GRANT-Please
dedicate silhouette" from Bob
c. to Barbara J. c.
MILT-Dedicate Gould This Be
Magic?" to Tom L. From
ELLEN T.
MILT-PleaSe play Chances
Are" for Fac G.. and Chister F..
MlLT-Please dedicate You
Send Me" for Kathy to "Puggy'
and Mary Lou to Ricky. From?
HI 30 UNCLE MLTY-Please
play Great Balls of Fire" by
Jerry Lee Lewis. for Dick,
Senny and SPEEDY. From LIN
DA. LOLA and JUDY.
MILT-Play Il Love You Baby. ."
for Dennis. from his girl Rita,
who has been going steady for
weeks. l hope it lasts for
ever
MILT-PleaSe ded. why Don't
They Understand" for Pat,
Linda. Anne and Mary. From
ELAINE.
MMT-Please ded. You Send
Me" for the three cats in
Birmingham Estates. THE
GIRLS.
MILT-Please play Let Me Be
Loved" for Ralphie and Ber-
nardine From CUPID.
Evening star., 1957-12-01

MMT-Please dedicate to my
Special Angel" you Send
Ne" and Peggy sue. )" to Bobbie
from RUSS.
MILT-Piease spin for MY One
and Only Love-" Jerry. OAR
ling It's Wonderful" and I'm
Available" from the girl he
sends" p. M.
MILT-Please play AT the Hop.
for Liz B. and Ronnie ". Vera
L. and Mike c., Barby and Bob.
and especially Ronnie v.
MMT-Plcase dedicate Happy
Birthday. Baby" to a Rebel.
who's never at r. H Teenclub.
JOYCE.
MILT-PIease play You Send
Me-" and "Raunehy.' to Rob-
ole s. From JOAN 2.
MHT - Please play rs 1t
wrong?- to Bessie. From BILL.
one who cares.
MILT-Dedicate ~Just Forever,
for Carole E. and Johnny S.
They'll be together Always" "
w. r. is soon. CUPID.
MHT-Please dedicate In the
Middle of an Island TO Vich,
in Falls Church, BILL
MILT-PIease dedicate ''ThatTl
/. Be the Day" to the Grew
| sters," from someone in Tripoli!
MILT-Please play April Love.
for my girl" Pat F. Prom
STEVE R.. on Tuesday.
MILT-Please dedicate Peggy
Sue" to a boy who dances
crazy, at the ?. II. Teenclub.
TOBY.
MILT-Please play Happy. Hap
py Birthday" December 4 TO
/ Gary Swift from Sue T.
DADDY COOL MILT-Please
+ dedicate MY Special Angel" to
/ Mike from his only love, Joyce.
MILT-PIease play I'm Avail
able" and AT the Hop" for
/ Janet T. from Wayne.
DEAR MILTY-Please dedicate
You Are Ny Special Angel
to Dimples from @. II. The one
who cares.
KOOL KAT MILT-Please play
jail House Rock" on Monday
for Denny and ???
DADDY COOL GRANT-Please
/ play The Joker" for Karen
/ and Al, Jean and Frankie.
! Susan and Gary, Dorothy and
/ Dick z. Helen and Jimmie r.
and ga, S-B, 8-E at BJHS,
from Dorothy and Helen.
MILT - Please dedicate Jail
/ House Rock" to Elizabeth S
and James c., Nancy H. and
Jimmy p, Dianne C. and Brad
ley H. at Greenbelt Jr. High
from all the cats. especially
'Ozzie."
MILT - Please dedicate You
Send Me" for Danny "Bobo" B.
from a 'froSh" at LCHS.
MILTERINO - Please dedicate
Peggy Sue to Jane c. from
Jordan Of LCHS who misses
her.
MILT-PleaSe dedicate "Bony
Moronie" to Huby H. from Dick
L. and 2-B Of Gonzaga.
MILT-PleaSe play Remember
You're Mine" to a wonderful
guy named Paul K, with love,
Babydoll.
MILT-PleaSe play You Send
Me" for Dicky c. from two
admirers Of Ben S. (9?)
MILT-Please play My One Sin
for Mike on our 3rd-month
anniversary, Thursday. Guess
who?
DON D.-Please play I'm Sorry"
for Sonny w. from PAT on
Dec. 2, at l.
DEAR DON-PleaSe play My
Special Angel" to Tom. From
JUDY.
DEAR DON-PleaSe play AT the
Hop" from a boy at your last
hop. to B. c. Thanks.
DON-PleaSe play You Send
Evening star., 1957-12-01

IlnilllllIIlliIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIlIIIID
DON D.-Please play Bird
doggin +" for Jim B.. Molly II.
and Terry and The Pirates.
DON D.-Please play Got q
Whole Lot Of Living to Do"
for all the Terry and Pirate
fans. SUZIE q.
DON D.-Please play "Raunchy,"
Z for Terry and the Pirates"
THE TEEN QUEENS.
DON-PIease dedicate AT thu,
Hop." to H. E. from J. W. who
would like to be q DJ. JIM,
KE. 8-42I9.
DON-Please play The Joker"
for Barbara and Bermzn, and
TO Arlene, Susie, Judy, Linda
and especially TO EVE. Prom
STEVE.
DON D.-Please play Rebel"
for Terry and the Pirates"
also for Tommy and Shorty.
MOLLY II.
DON ID. - Please play You
Send Me" for Sonny w.. from
PAT, and to Bobby p. and
Bunnie s.. on Dec. 2 at 4:05I
DON-Please dedicate Playing
for Keeps" and Lasting Love"
to June. With love. MACK
DON DILLARD - Please play
April Love" for Pat p, from
STEVE r.
DON DILLARD-PIease ded. To
the Aisle" On Ny Word Of
Honor. Wear Ny Ring. " -Dar-
ling It's Wonderful" In the
still Of the Night" Remember
You're Mine rs It Wrong
for Lovin' You" MY Special
Angel" and My o. A. o.
Love- to Louie B. I love you
very much. GAY G.
DON D.-Please play Great Balls
CT Fire" and Lonesome Cow
boy" for Butch who viii be
IS on December 2. from JUDY.
DEAR DON-Please play Wait
and See from Bruce 70 Anita,
because ne loves her very much.
From JEAN.
DEAR DONEO-Piease play You
Send Me" for Eddie, from
PATTI. who loves him very
much RARRARA
DEAR DON-Please play Send
for Me- from JACKIE to Bill,
with all her love.
DON-Please ded. Twelfth Of
Never" to Dick F., from
GAYLE. who really cares.
D0N-Please dedicate wild as
the Wind" on Wed. at Sis,
fer Burt, from LISA
DEAR Don - Please dedicate
You Send Me- for Barb and
Neal Love. from LINDA.
CALVIN HACKETT-Please ded-
icate Buzz" to Gloria D.. Robt.
c.. Carol K, Burl R.. Sylvia
A. NAT.
DON-Please play AT the Hop"
for J. V. and P. B.
DON D.-Please play ION Monday,
I'd. 7:l5l Gould This Be AIagic"s
to Kenny from: The girl who
still cares.
DON-Plesse play Gould This
Be Magic" for Kurt from Bon
ME on Monday at $40.
DON-Please play Chances Are"
from Barbara to Bob.
DEAR DON-Please play "Sil-
houetteS" for the KatS at w. H.
from G. V. to Barbara.
DON DILLARD - Please play
Chicken Baby. Chicken" and
all Sputnik songs for John c.,
HA. 2-7610.
DON-PleaSe play Gould This
Be Magic" for Joy. Rich, Ginnx
and Tommy.
DON DlLLARD Please play
Wonderful. Wonderful" hy
Stan Freeburg for Nanete.
Joyce. Pat l., Pat p, Pat F.,
Louise. Fran. Sharon who Is
in Prince Georges HoSpitaD,
jeanne. Joan Carol, Gloria
Evening star., 1957-12-01
TiInInIMlMTIIIIIIIHIHInMIlIIlIHllIiIlllilIIlIllI
Jobs Wanted

TAU THETA Phi SORORITY
tcolored) desires g.h.w.. baby
sitting Job week ends only.
Call DE. 2-0668 or AID. 4-2735
between 4:30-9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Mrs. SchoenfeId,
Mother-in-Luw
OF D. C.. Broker

Mrs. Martha Wills Schoenfeld,
go. mother of Mrs. Robert w.
Fleming. died yesterday at her
home at 213l o street NV, APP
parently of a heart attack.
Born in Danville, Va. Mrs.
Schoenfeld was a graduate of
Chatham Hall. She first came to
Washington 38 years ago. then
left the area in 1914. making her
home in Radford, Va, Ames,
Iowa, and Los Angeles. She re-
turned to Washington four years
ago.
Her son-in-law, Robert w.
Fleming, is vice president and
secretary of the Washington in
vestment firm. Folger. Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs and Co.
Surviving are her daughter, of
1900 Tilden street NV, three
grandchildren, and her former
husband. DR.. Herbert Schoenfeld,
49l1 Sedgwick street NV.
Services will be held at IL am.
Tuesday at st. Margaret's EpiS-
copal Church. Connecticut ave-
nue. and Bancroft place NV.
Burial will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
c. Wendell Curtis.
Morticiun's Aide

c. Wendell Curtis, 81, a former
funeral director at Joseph Cav
ler's Sons, died Friday at George
Washington University Hospital
OF a brain tumor. He had been
III since early October.
Mr.. Curtis came to Washing
ton in 1925 after graduating
from embalming school in Gin
cinnati, and went Immediately
with Gawler's. He was employed
there until 1888. when he became
assistant general manager at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. He re-
turned to Gawler's five years
later. but in 1945 was forced to
leave the profession because of
III health.
He later was associated with
the Dale Carnegie School here.
then lived for time in Florida
where he and his wife conducted
q motel. Most recently, he was
an assistant manager at Arling-
ton Towers.
Mr.. Curtis was born in Sioux
City, Iowa, and grew UP in Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. Curtis lived at 5601 Chill
lum Heights drive. Hyattsville.
Md. He is survived by his widow.
the former Anna E. 10 Buono.
and two children, James, 8, and
Alan. S. Also surviving are a
sister. Mrs. Lucille Akey, of
Wray, Colo. and a brother. j.
J. B. Curtis, Of Denver.
Services viii be held at Gaw-
ler's chapel at 2 pm. Tuesday.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
DR.. E. H. Hume, 80,
Medicine Pioneer

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 8
.R.-Dr. Edward Hicks Hume
80, a pioneer in modern medicine
in the Far East, died today at
the Gaylord Farms Sanitorium
at nearby Wallingford.
DR.. Hume was born of mission
AIRY parents in Ahmednagar
India. He was graduated from
Yale in 1897 and received his
medical degree at Johns Hopkins
Universit yin 1901. He did gradu-
ate work at the University of
Liverpool.
After early work with the
United States Public Health
Service in India, DR.. Hume be-
came a founder and organizer of
the Medical School at Yale
m-Chlna where he served as
professor of medicine. dean, and
later, president.
From 1928 to 1888 he served as
executive vice president and di-
rector of the New York Post
Graduate Medical School and
Hospital and then was called
back to China for three years by
the Chinese National Health Ad-
miniStration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Congress Gets Odd Views
On Cause of Delinquency

solution: Just pass a law re.
quiring the destruction of all
nude statues.
Poster Week Idea
From Wisconsin came the idea
that the whole problem could be
solved II the President would just
declare poster week. Each
State Governor would name q
committee of three to pick the
best poster from his State The
posters would be sent to the
President, who would select the
winner. The top poster-maker
would receive SIS, 900 in Govern
ment> bonds. The correspondent
didn't say exactly what the SUBJ
ject of the posters would be. But
she pointed out that the annual
crime bill was SIS billion so the
prize money would be a relatively
inexpensive investment.
A correspondent from Cali.
fornia insisted delinquency was
all the fault of the Air Force. She
wrote that the Air Force keeps
sending out rays" that disrupt
mental processes and thus pro-
duce criminals.
One writer said delinquency
was caused by psychiatrists who
befuddle the normal individual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Edgar Hamilton BonDurunt,
Mount Rainier Area Pioneer

Edgar Hamilton BonDurant
IS, one of the early settlers and
leaders in Mount Rainier, Nd,
died yesterday in his sleep at his
home at 1928 Thirty-fourth
street.
Mr.. BonDurant first came to
Washington in 1899. and within
"a few months moved to Mount
Rainier, then little more than
two houses at the end of the
streetcar line. He organized the
Mount Rainier Christian Church
with his brother. william w,
BonDurant. who now lives at
2420 Lawrence street NE.
He and his brother were two
of the three surviving charter
members who took part in the
church's golden anniversary two
years ago.
An attorney. he served As years
in the Postmaster Generals Of
flee. He first retired in 194l, but
was recalled a few months later
after war broke out. and retired
a second time in l945.
Born in Washington, H.. Mr..
BonDurant attended Northern
Indiana Normal School at VAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

paraiso. and taught in the public
schools Of Illinois. Before COM
ing to Washington when he was
I2S. he was associated with the
Rock Island Railroad at Cedar
Rapids. Iowa.
He continued his education
here. He received q law degree
from what is now the law school
of American University, and was
admitted to the District OF
Columbia bar. He later took
graduate work in patent law at
Columbian College, now George
Washington University.
Surviving, besides his brother,
are his widow. Mrs. Lucy Miller
BonDurant, whom he married
in 1917. Of the home address:
three children. Mrs. Jean B.
Rodes. of Cleveland: Mrs. Beth
b. Glasgow of Baltimore. and
Edgar H.. jr.. of San Diego,
Calf. and nine grandchildren
Services will be held at 3 pm.
tomorrow at the Mount Rainier
Christian Church at Bunker Hill
road and Thirty-third street,
with burial in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
BY the Associated Press

The Soviet governments ex-
Iplanation of the death Of Swedish
diplomat Raoul WalIenberg has
been described as "a misstate-
ment of facts from the begin
ming to the end"
These were the words used by
Yuri Rastvorov. a former Soviet
secret police officials who de-
fected to the West. in challeng-
ing a recent Soviet account OF
Mr.. Wallenberg's disappearance
IL years ago.
The Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee made public yes
terday testimony Rastvorov gave
to staff employees with no Sena-
tors present.
The Soviet government. which
long had denied any knowledge
of Wallenberg's whereabouts, re-
Gently said he died in a Moscow
prison in 1947. 1t put the blame
for his detention on Viktor S
Abakumov, former Minister for
State Security.
Abakumov was executed in
December. 1854. as an alleged
accomplice Of the late Lavrenti
Beria. former Soviet secret police
chief.
Mr.. Rastvorov said that from
his own experience he could say
that all arrests Of foreigners by
the MVD (secret police could
be accomplished only with the
permission Of the leaders Of the
Soviet government. and particu-
larry with the consent of former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
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