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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-20
RESTAURAN vIEJO FUERTE
DE vIEQUES

SAN JUAN-La semana pasada
Sc iniciaron los trabajos de restau-
racion en- ell antique fuerte de la
Isla de Vieques.
Ell Institute de Cultura Puerto
rriquena, agencia ~encargada de la
conservation y restauracion de
nuestros monumentos hist6ricos,
esta a cargo de las obras, cuya SUI
pervision ha sido encomendada al
arquitecto L. T. W. Loesche, a
quien asiste Ell ar%quitecto j. Lopez
Tirado.
La construction del fuerte de
Vieques Sc inici6 en- ell siglo XVIII
pero nunca Sc lego a terminar,
La estructura Sc construyo con res
tos de la antigua fortificacion que
en- la Isla habian construido los
ingleses
En- fuerte, construido en- piedra,
ladrillo y mamposteria, es una edi-
ficacion interesante, emplazada es-
trategicamente en- 10 alto de una
colina que domino Ell paso entire
Vieques y Puerto Rico.
PROYECTO PARA CREAR
AUTORIDAD DE AUTOBUSES
SAN JUAN. Ell Rep, Re-
ne Munoz Padin radico POGO anteS
de veneer ell termino para la radi-
cacion de medidas en- la noche del
%jueves, ell Proyecto de la Camara
459 creando la Autoridad Metro
politana de Autobuses.
Sc crea un ORGANISING corporate
vo y politico que constituira un
cuerpo pdblico e instrumentalidad
gubernamental del Estado Libre
Asociadc de Puerto Rico, para &C.
tuar, por autoridad del mismoA
Sera una corporation publica
con existencia y personalidad le-
gales separadas y aparte de las del
Gobierno y de cualquiera de los
funcionarios del mismo.
Serfa regida por una Junta de
Directories integrada por 8 MEM
bros.
Ell. G%obernador, con la aproba-
cion del Senado nombrara los pri-
meros miembros de la Junta de Di-
rectores, tres de, los cuales reci-
bran nombramiento por ell ter
mino de un ahc, tres por ell termi-
nc de dos amos y tres por Ell ter
mino de tres amos. En- adelante,
segun vayan expirando los termi-
nos de los cargos de los directo-
res, Ell Gobernador nombrara los
sucesores por tres amos.
La Junta nombrara los funcio-
narios administrators.
VENTILARAN CARGOS CONTRA
JUEZ GALLARDO Y ANDREA
RIBAS
SAN JUAN-Los cargos contra
ell Juez Fernando Gallardo Diaz
y ell licenciado Cesar Andrea Ribas
comenZaran a ventilarse ell 10 Y ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-20

Quir6s y Francisco Osegueda, y
Ernesto Meardi, hermano lie una
de las victimas del avi6n caido
frente a csc puerto, llegaron hoy
a africa, a fin de cooperar en- la
bus4ueda de las cinco victimas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-20
LIDER


Advirti6 que la elimination del
Presidente Duvalier "daria como
resultado ell estallido Immediate de
una guerra civil, va que ninguna
de las fuerzas actuales podria ha-
cerse cargo del poder nj alcanzar
una soluci6n de transaction con
los otros grupos'.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-20
lberoumerica
en- Sinfesis
viene de la pagins 6 .
RECOBRADAS LAS RELIQUIAS
DE GRAU

DE GRAU
SANTIAGO. (UP)-La Cancille-
ria tiene en- SUI poder todas las
reliquias que pertenecieron al AL
mirante peruano Miguel Grau, que
Sc guardaban en- ell Museo Naval
de Valparaiso y en- ell Museo aist6-
rico Nacional.
Las reliquias seran entregadas ell
jueves pr6ximo, en- una ceremonial
especial que Sc realizara en- ell Salon
Rojo de la Moneda, a una deleg3-
cion presidida por Ell Emhaiador
peruano e integrada por altos off
ciales de la Marina de ese pals.
: La Armada anunci6 que llegara
mafana, por via aerea, una mission
de la Armada peruana integra6a
por dos ~almirantes, dos capitanes
de Navios y seis cadetes.
Ell MERCADO CAFETERO
s NUEVA YORK. (UP)-Los ope-
radores del concrete de cafe de
Nueva York Green que pueden
"derrumbarse" las medidas de apo
20 a los precios del producto, dice
el "Wall Street Journal"
En- un breve concentrate sobre la
situaci6n del mercado, aiade ell
diario: Isl Brasil, Ell mayor produc-
tor de cafe del mundo, elimina ell
apoyo a los precios. Las cotizacio-
mes cast seguramente caeran. Los
soperadores del gran mercado de
Nueva York, va estan ofreciendo
cafe para entrega en- julio, a cast
seis centavos menos que la actual
~cotizaci6n. $
"Hasta ahora Brasil ha manteni-
do los precios bastante estables
eomprando grandes cantidades de
granos y reteniendolos del merca-
do. Pero ell programa esta pesando
sobre la economic. Los memories
embarques de cafe estan reducien-
do agudamente sus ganancias por
ex~portaciones. Las emisiones de
circulante para pagan por ell cafe
contribuyen a la espiral de la in
flaci6n interna. Los concentrates
de cafe de Nueva York, dudan
que Brasil pueda absorber la cose.
cha de 1889 que algunos medios
Green que sera una de las mas
sgrandes.
Brasil puede terminar la tempo
rada de 1888 que finaliza Ell 80
Ide JUNO, o un excedente de cast
doce millones de sacos, setenta por
sciento mas que hace un ano."
CONTINUAN TAREAS DE RES.
CATE DE vICTIMAS
DE AVON SINIESTRADO
SANTIAGO. (UP)-El cores
ponsal de United Press err africa
inform6, que continuan las tareas
de rescate de las victimas del
avion Cessna 149, que la semana
anterior 81 precipit6 al mar con
cinco personals.
Sc desminti6 ash la information
s%anterior dada a conocer por la
direction de investigaciones, en- ell
jsentido de que los restos de las VIC
timas habian sido rescatados, 10 que
moviliz6 incluso al Embajador de
1T Salvador, Hugo Lindo, a redir a
Cancillerfa facilidades para ell
4trasIado de los restos de las victi-
4rnas. La braveza del mar, segdn Sc
sinforma, esta dificultando las ope.
raciones de los buzos Y hombres
ranas.
Los embajadores de Costa RIGA
" Ell Salvador en- Lima. Jose Pablo
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-20
PARO


Entire tanto en- Dusseldorf los
obreros siderurgicos, en- numero de
100000, votaran 81 deberan ir a la
huelga, para exigir que Sc les con.
ceda ell ocho por ciento de aumento
en- sus salaries. La industrial Sc
neg6 a darles mas del dos por
ciento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-20
DA FELISA AYUDA A
VICTIMAS DE INCENDIO

SAN JUAN-La Administrators
de San Juan, sonora Felisa Rim
con de Gautier anunci6 que esta
impulsando un plan para construir-
les $50 casas en- ell corto periodic
de. mes y medic, a las victimas del
fuego de La Colectora.
Las casas seran construidas de
cementO con Ell sistema de prefa-
bricacion que estan usando los con-
tratistas del area metropolitan, y
en- una reunion citada por la Ad-
ministradora numerosos c~ontratis-
tas de la Capital prometieron dar-
lie su maxima cooperation al pro-
veto que propulsa la Administra-
dora para las victimas del fuego.
De realizarse ell proyecto Sc ere
giran las casas en- la finca perte-
neciente al senior Carlos Torres
que adquiri6 la Autoridad NUM-
cipal Sobre Hogares para un pro.
veto de 900 viviendas de mutua
ayuda y que serian destinadas pa
"a los habitantes de las barbados
de la Parada rs que Sc veran obi
gadas a abandonar sus casuchas
cuando Sc inicien en- csc sector
las obras del Expreso Sur.
La finca del senior Torres sera
dividida en- 900 solares cada uno
con una extension de 300 metros.
La sonora Rincon de Gautier va
ha celehrado entrevistas sobre su
proyecto con funcionarios de la
Junta de Planes, de 0bras Publ
cas-, con la Cruz Roja y otros Or
ganismos estatales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-20
Munoz Esperd Ell Congreso Actde Sobre Ley de Relation Federal

auge en- la industrial de la cons
truccion ha tenido mucho que yer
con los aumentos habidoS en- los
ingresos de los municipios en- los
ultimoS amos, ESto es ash, debido
a que la contribution sobre la pro-
piedad, que es la principal fuente
de ingreso de los municipios, ha
recibido ell beneficio directo del
aumento en- ell valor de la propie-
dad inmueble en- Puerto Rico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-20

Is de MARIO, respectivamente, en-
ell Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Ri
CO.. Ash 10 inform6 aver ell licencia-
do Andrea Ribas, quien dijo ha-
Der sido va citado para esa fecha.
Numerosos ahogados, jueces, fis-
Gales, periodistas v funcionarios de
distintos tribunales de justicia fl
guran en- la liSta de testigos de car
go y de deScargo en- este case, en-
ell cual ell Departamento de Justi-
cia solicita la destitucion del IL
cenciado Gallardo Diaz como Juez
Superior y la separation del IL
cenciado Andrea Ribas del ejer-
cicio de la abogacia.
Por conductc de sus abogados
Felix 0choteco, hijo, Benicio San
chez Castano, Manuel Garcia Ca
brera, Jorge L Cordova Diaz y Ga
briel de la Haba, ell licenciado An
dreu Ribas radic6 recientemente
una costestacion a los cargos for
mulados contra el por ell Departa-
mento de Justicia G..
En- una resena sobre la solicitud
del licenciado Andrea para que Sc
desestimar dicha ~querella, apare-
cieron involuntariamente tres erro-
res que alteran fundamentalmente
la exposition hecha en- ell documen-
to radicado en- ell Supreme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
MODEL PAX
COVER-UPS AND
SPACE PLANNERS

Above we show IA suggestions for keep
ing clothes and other items cIeon and
orderly. Eoch of seIf-bound VinyIfiIm.
Left we show the spoce pIonnsr chests
with solid mosonite tops and drowsr
fronts. They hove wood frone construc-
tion, screw-set oold-finish drawer pulls,
rounded metal corner protectors, netoI
oIiderS. Gold flecked beige covering
wipes cIeon with domp cloth.
WGl-Notions. st Floor
... olso Chevy Chose, Corners ond AleNonjrio
Evening star., 1958-09-21

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the exciting Imperial Select-A-Door
cabinets offer infinite variety of color combina-
tions. They snap on in seconds, without tools, to
change from mixed color to solid-tone kitchen,
then back again whenever desired. Yes, this is the
kitchen of tomorrow =. and it be yours
today
Evening star., 1958-09-21

phase of creating efficient, beautiful kitchens.
He'll tell you about convenient home improve
ment financing plan that will make the dream
kitchen you want very easy the budget.
Evening star., 1958-09-21

Tired of antquated, crowded, inconvenient kit
chens? Whether you completely remodeling
your present kitchen, doing step by step remodel
ing building home, you'll find it easy
pool Wonder Kitchen Shown above is the eff
cient Cooking Center, featuring but-in gas or
electric range with your choice of several
models and surface unit models to give complete
versatility in kitchen planning. The Cleaning
Center and the Storage Center, complete your
Evening star., 1958-09-21
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GEORGlA AVE. NW.-5925 Georgia Ave. at Military Rd.
WISCONSIN AVE- NV 4S55 Wisconsin Ave. River Rd.
soHIHsASI.I9os NiehoI: Ave. Sc. at GOOD Hope Rd
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PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
Evening star., 1958-09-21

Give call, at obligation, and will send
a Kitchen Counselor to your home to take all
necessary measurements and show you some in
teresting ideas. He is expert, trained in every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
w. A. Donovan, 70,
Retired Engineer

William A. Donovan. 70. re-
tired heating engineer and a
native WaShingtonian, died
yesterday at the home of his
son in Springfield, Pa.
He had lived in Compton,
Md, since retirement from
partnership in the Burrows
Donovan Heating Co. of Wash
ington in 1885. The firm in
stalled heating systems in
many local houses and at busi-
ness locations, including the
Shoreham Hotel.
He is survived by three sons,
William Bryan Donovan of
Springfield, Pa, David William
Donovan of Alexandria and
Robert E. Donovan Of Green
wood Knolls,' Md: 4 brother,
Frank Donovan of 34l5 Pros
pect avenue NV; and 10
grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Services will be at Lees fu-
neral home. Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE.
with recitation Of the rosary at
8 pm. Tuesday. Requiem mass
will be offered at st. Peters
Catholic Church. 313 Second
street Sc, at $50 am.
Wednesday.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Mrs. Nina Herbert;
Owned Drugstore
Here Many Years

Mrs. Nina E. Herbert, 70,
owner and operator Of Herbert's
Pharmacy at Tenth street and
Virginia avenue S.W. for many
years. died Saturday at her
home, 5l46 Fulton street NV.
She was born in Madison
County, Va, and came to WASH
ington in 1894. Her late huS-
band. Norval N. Herbert, a
pharmacist, opened the store.
Mrs. Herbert continued it after
his death in 1922.
She operated the business I'M
til 1851. 1t is now called the
Corner Luncheonette and Va
riety Store.
Mrs. Herbert is survived by
three sons, James w. Herbert
of Deale. Md. Norval S. Herbert
of 1925 Twentieth street NE,
and Cpl. Kenneth H. Herbert Of
the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment. with whom she lived;
three daughters, Mrs. Nina
Howard of Mclean, Va, Mrs.
Donna Traxler Of 4540 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV. and Mrs.
Mildred Bryan Of Glasgow.
Scotland; a sister. Mrs. Lesley
Sigmund Of 37O0 Massachusetts,
avenue NV; II grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren.
Services will be at pm.
Wednesday at the DeVol fu-
neral home. 1924 Wisconsin
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Harry Haskell, 80.
Former Enqineer

Harry s. Haskell, SO, a re-
tired engineer at the Naval Gun
Factory, died Saturday at home,
5702 Nevada avenue NV.
A Washington resident for so
years, he was born in Troy,
N. Y, and was graduated from
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
tute.
He became a Master Mason
in 1900. and was a member of
Naval Lodge No. 4. He was
awarded a life membership in
the Masons in 1910, and a gold
medal for so years of service
in 1850.
Mr.. Haskell was also a mem
Der of Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church.
He is survived by the widow,
of the home address, and a
granddaughter. Miss Leslie
Dean, of Hyattsville.
Services will be at the Chevy
Chase funeral home, SOB Wis
consin avenue NV, at 8 pm.
tonight. Burial will be in
Albany. N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Mrs. james A. Bell,
Wife of Educator

Mrs. James A. Bell, SO, wife
Of the president emeritus of
Southeastern University, died
yesterday at Doctors Hospital.
She lived at 1921 Jonquil
street NV.
Mrs. Bell was the former
Margaret Bamford and was
born in Midway. Pa. She was
a 1907 graduate Of Grove City
College in Grove City, Pa. She
and Mr.. Bell lived in Washing
ton since 1922. Mr.. Bell re-
tired from his university posi-
ton in 1916.
Mrs. Bell was a member of
the Takoma Park Women's
Club and the Northminster
Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by her hus-
band of the home address, two
daughters, Mrs. Virginia B.
Huff of Painted Post, N. Y, and
Mrs. Winona B. Buttner of
Adam. Pa; a sister, Mrs. D. M.
Cummins of Washington, Pa;
a brother. R. j. Bamford of Ell
wood City, Pa, and three
grandchildren.
Arrangements for the Serv-
ices are being handled by the
Huntemann funeral home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Mrs. Francis Miles,
Wife of Colonel

Mrs. Francis H. Miles, 81,
wife of the former super
intendent of the National In
dustrial College at Fort McNair,
died yesterday at home, 3428
Quebec street NV.
Her husband, a retired Army
colonel, who is a consulting
engineer in explosives, was
World War II director of the
Army-Navy Safety Board.
Col. and Mrs. Miles had lived
in Washington since 1888. She
was the former Helen Whritner,
born in Suffern, N. Y.
She is survived by her hus-
band. of the home address; two
sons, Col. Edmund w. Miles of
Hill Air Force Base, Utah. and
Maj. Richard C. Miles of Whip
pany. N. Y. both West Point
graduates; a daughter. Mrs
Justin Sloane of Naples, Italy;
and IL grandchildren.
Service arrangements are be-
ing handled by the Hines
funeral home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Charles A. Lowe,
Once With Paper

Charles A. Lowe, 70, a retired
circulation department employee
of the old Times Herald, died
yesterday at Washington Sani-
tarium.
He was born in Washington
and worked for the newspaper
and its predecessors from 1906
to 1854. Mr.. Lowe lived at 1904
Garland avenue in Takoma
Park.
He is survived by four sisters,
Mrs. Caroline Riesebere and
Mrs. Anna A. Kettner of the
Garland avenue address, Mrs.
Paul F. Cain of Kensington and
Mrs. Lulu M. Harlow of Miami,
Fla, and a brother, Arthur
Lowe of 2030 ! street NV. c
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Tuesday at the Hines funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. -. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Mrs. Edith jameson

NEWTOWN. Conn.,. Mar. 3.
(R.-Mrs. Edith Taliaferro
Jameson, IS. stage star and
wife Of radio actor House
Jameson. died yesterday. Under
the name of Edith Taliaferro
she won fame on the stage
as the original Rebecca in
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm"
during the first part of the
century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03

style somewhat different from
his other work.
He bought a farm near West
port. Conn, and a stable of fine
horses.
In 1925, a group of his friends
persuaded him to run for Con-
gress as a Democrat from Fair
field County, Conn.
When he was defeated, Mr.
Held commented:
I'm delighted to hear it,"
Mr.. Held turned to writing
toward the end of the decade
His books included THE Gods
Were Promiscuous," Women
Are Necessary" and THE Flesh
Is Weak"
Produced "Held's Angels"
In 1852 he elaborated on a
collection of his flapper draw
ings called "Held's Angels"
He moved here in 1912 and
had recently devoted himself to
sculpture and had exhibited his
work at the Little Gallery at
Princeton. N. j., not far from
his home.
Mr.. Held leaves his fourth
wife. Margaret. He was divorced
three times previously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
DR.. Greenfield,
|Patho|ogist

DR.. Joseph Goodwin Green
field, 70. acclaimed by COL
leagues here as one of the
worlds greatest neuropatholo-
gists. died yesterday at his
home. 4740 Bradley boulevard
in Bethesda.
DR.. Greenfield. an English
man, had spent half of the
last three years as a visiting
scientist at the National Ir
stitute of Neurological Diseases
and Blindness.
From 1914 to 1919 he was
pathologist at the National
Hospital, Queen Square, in
London. Since 1949 he had been
engaged in research there.
He held doctor of medicine
and doctor of laws degrees
from the University of Edin-
buFgh, and was a fellow at the
Royal College of Physicians.
The author of four major
textbooks on diseases of the
nervous system, DR.. Greenfield's
most recent work was Muscle
Pathology in Neuromuscular
Disorders.
He is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Florence Mary Greenfield
Of the Bethesda address, and a
son, two daughters and six
grandchildren in England.
Services will be held in
London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
John F. McKenno, SIS; HeIped
Muny War Brides Enter U. S.

ice in 1917 in the Office of the
Secretary of Labor. He later
transferred to the departments
Naturalization Bureau, which
was merged with the Immigra-
ton Service. The agency was
placed under Justice Depart
ment jurisdiction in 1910.
Mr.. McKenna received the
degree of bachelor of laws from
National University in 1927.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Helen Adelaide Will
lett: a son. James Richard Nc
Kenna, and a daughter, Miss
Betty Jane McKenna, all Of the
Silver Hill address.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Simmons Bros.
funeral home, 1861 Good Hope
road Sc. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03

John Francis McKenna, SIS,
the Justice Departments "Mr.
immigration" who assisted
hundreds Of war brides in en-
tering the United States after
World War II, died yesterday
at his home, 3709 Andover
place in Silver Hill. Md.
An attorney with the Immi-
grafton and Naturalization
Service since 1910, he answered
the pleas Of American service
men who encountered difficulty
in bringing their foreign-born
wives to this country.
Since l948 Mr.. McKenna held
the positions of supervisor Of
the Notifications and Arrival
Unit, chief of the Information
Division and investigator.
He was born in Washington,
and entered Government serv-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
John Held, Jr., 50, Dies;
Drew FIoppers Of '2Os

BELMAR, N. j.. Mar. 8 (R.
John Held, jr.. cartoon
chronicler of the 'flapper" era,
died at his home here yester-
day. He was SO.
Mr.. Held's clever line draw
ingS Of flappers were recog-
nized and loved by an entire
generation Of Americans. His
girls = dressed in the fiat
chested. sack dress fashion Of
the time = represented tn e
flaming youth" Of the roaring
20s.
A self-taught artist, Mr..
Held also dabbled in sculpture,
pottery making and novel writ.
ing.
He was born in Salt Lake
City on January 10. 1889. His
father, John Held, ST.. had him.
self done some illustrating
although of a much different
sort. He had illustrated the
Book of Mormon" for the
Church Of Christ Of Latter Day
Saints.
Son Wanted to Draw
Mr.. Held, q famous band
master. had wanted his son to
be a musician.
But the son wanted to draw
and initiated his humorous art
career at the Salt Lake Tribune.
In 1909, with 81 in his
pocket, Mr.. Held came to New
York to try his luck in the
big city.
His luck was good. Soon after
his first f1appers appeared in
the old Life. a humor maya
zine, they caught on in star
ting fashion.
Judge and College Humor.
other magazines of the time,
were soon competing for Mr..
Held's drawings. Legend has 1t
that his work was so popular
that editors sent him blank
checks and told him to fill in
his own figure for his work.
WOOdcut Style Different
The New Yorker magazine,
then in its infancy, published
a long series Of woodcuts by
Mr. Held. These illustrated old
songs and melodramaS in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03

times. His first wife, Isabella
Hill LOOMS. died in 1888. His
second marriage to Genevieve
w. Chandler of Pittsburgh
ended in divorce. In 1911 he
married Margaret Rogers of
Denver.
Mr.. Phipps is survived by his
widow. three sons. Lawrence.
Allan and Gerald Phipps. all of
Denver; and three daughters,
Mrs. William White of Haver-
ford. Pa, and Mrs. Van Holt
Garrett and Mrs. Donald Brom-
field Of Denver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Dr.. E. 6. Frye, Former
Evangelical Editor

DR.. E. G. Frye. SO. former
editor Of the International
Evangelical Messenger, died
yesterday at his home in Har-
risburg. Pa. He headed the
publication % years.
DR.. Frye was a frequent visi-
tor to Alexandria at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Joseph
w. Leverenz. 1914 Oval drive.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mildred Frye, in addition
to his daughter.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Wednesday at Har-
risburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
w. J. Edwards, 81.
Water Official

CUMBERLAND, Md, Mar. 3
B.-City Water Commissioner
William j. Edwards, 80, died
yesterday after a coronary &C.
cluSion.
Mr.. Edwards, in his role of
city councilman. had been water
commissioner since 1887 except
for a two-year period. He was
born at Frostburg.
Services will be held here at
the Stein Funeral Home at 2:30
pm. tomorrow with burial at
HillcreSt Cemetery.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Josephine Wilson: one
brother. Webster K. Edwards
.of Cumberland and two sisters,
Miss Bessie and Miss Myrtle
Edwards, both also of Cumber-
land.