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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
The
Rambler
Tracks Down
Press Club Story
By GEORGE KENNEDY

The National Press Club Is
celebrating its 50th anniver-
sary this spring. The big event
will be a dinner in the
Sheraton-Park on April IL.
The other day one of the
members pointed to a brass
plate fastened over the fire
place, which reads Organ
lied March 20, 1908"
"None of us know just
what happened on this date. !"
he said. THE meeting that
started the club was on
March H."
Now If there is anything
the Rambler likes TO work
on it is one of those his
torical mysteries that can be
solved - one that occurred
within the memory Of men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27

Program now before Congress
Cost of the project: 100000.
Major arguments for con-
tinuing the school included de-
mands for tax supported in
stitution of higher learning for
Washington, because local tut
ton rates at private schools
are too high for too many
Accented. also, was the fact
that Is States. each having a
smaller population than the
District, support one or more
institutions of higher learning
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carrying out His plans.
My experiences in the field of neurological surgery
probably brings me in contact with more seriously i'll
patients than most physicians and am filled with
admiration at the way they face disability and DEATH
often wonder at the source of their courage turn
for support to the Twentythird Psalm: THE Lord is
my shepherd: shall not want !"
hope that when my time comes that will behave
as well as many of my patients.
Tomorrow; Charlotte A. MARI
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To Show ThuiIund Film

Chun Prabba. public relations
attache of the Royal Thai En-
bassy, will present a sound and
color moving picture on Bud
dhist culture and customs in
Thailand at 1880 pm. tomorrow
in the Department of Interior
Auditorium. Eighteenth and C
streets NV.
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returned from the operating
room after a serious and I'M
successful brain operation. I
was busy carrying out the
usual supportive measures
when a nurse notified me
the priest had arrived and
indicated that I should step
out of the room.
This man needs a doctor,
not a priest" flashed through
my mind. 1t was not long
before l realized that the
doctor and the minister are
working for the same Master
and each has a function in
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$6.5 Billion Agency
Bill Voted in House
Action Kills Leose-Purchuse Plan
For All Building Except Postal
By ALEX r. PRESTON
Star STAFF Writer

The House today passed and sent to the Senate $65
billion appropriation bill for independent agencies kills
the leaepurchae construction program all buildings
except post Offices.
The passed by voice vote stymes early construc-
ton of five large Federal Office buildings in the District
These projects must be built under appropriations
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ABOUT IA Of the original
charter members OF the club
are living, and Homer Joseph
Dodge, who must have been
a junior member in 1898. is
writing a history of the club
which will be published this
summer.
Homer was located in the
lounge.
THE March IL meeting
was in the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce at the
southwest corner of Thir-
teenth and F Streets" he
said. AT that time there
were two organizations, the
Chamber of Commerce and
the Board Of Trade, compet-
ing in the representation of
Washington business.
ut was at that meeting
that John Russell Young,
then a young reporter for
The Washington Evening
Star, made the survival of
the club possible by estab-
fishing, against a great deal
of resistance, a policy of
No credit
Previous press clubs, here
and in other cities, had been
wrecked by the chit system.
They closed with their safes
full of unpaid chits and un-
paid bills.
There was a second meet
ing on March Is at the
willard. The March 20 date
on the brass plate refers
to a third meeting at the
willard. at which reports
indicated that 200 news
papermen would be willing
to join the club, and it was
decided to go ahead.
"The charter members who
Joined at that time, or in the
ensuing weeks, paid an ad-
mission fee of $40. This club
is an amazing story of a
great institution emerging
from small beginnings in our
lifetime"
A banker member of the
club estimates that its real
estate at Fourteenth and F
streetS-the National Press
Building and the Capito,
Theater-is worth $14 million
Tom Brabany of Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Chats right, SMITH
is a charter member. So the
Rambler strolled up Fiji
teenth,, our little Wall Street
to see him. i.
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Witnesses Urge Growth
For eochers CoIIeoe

Opposition to District Teachers College plans for its
expansion apparently will remain underground some
crucial point in the future of the school.
Yesterday at least only satisfaction with the present
school was expressed And witness after wness-32 fact
ody backed the vision of the school growing city
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Epntrtt Thnughts
How the Bible Has Affected
Lives Of People You Moy Know
By DIR. JAMES w. WATTS

The lenten season brings to mind an incident
which occurred when an intern which left an
ndelible impression on me-
was at the bedside Of man who had JUS
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Answers Given

What are the answers to this
desire? The Capitol's associate
architects cite these:
Deterioration already is eat
ing away details of the work
of the early architects. If moth
ing is done to the front, this
will continue. And If the front
is refaced at its present loca-
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Carl E. Perry, "a, Headed
Federal Reserve Board Unit

Carl E. Parry. director Of the
Division Of Security Loans of
the Federal Reserve Board
from 1884 until his retirement
in 1913. was found dead yes
terday at his home at the
Westchester Apartments. He
was "a.
Mr.. Parry came TO Washing
ton in 1923. spending a year
as an economist with the Agrl-
culture Department before join
ing the Federal Reserve Board
in the Division of Research and
Statistics in 1924.
Born in Florida. Ohio. he re-
ce' sed his ABB. AM. and
Pho. degrees from the Uni
verSity Of Michigan. He was a
Phi Beta Kappa. He taught at
the University of Michigan.
Ohio State and Tulane Uni
versities. then was associated
with the American Chamber of
Economies in New York City
before coming to Washington.
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WiIIiom B. Bright,
Ex-Electriciun

Services viii be held at .
pm. tomorrow In the Fort
Lincoln Cemetery Chapel for
William Brook Bright Of Rock
ingham County. Va, q Wash
ington, native. who died Monday
at his home.
Mr.. Bright. who was So, was
a resident Of the Goods Mil
community in Rockingham
County. He was a retired cleo
trician for the Naval Research
Laboratory in Bellevue, Md.
A resident of Prince Georges
County for many years. he
moved to Virginia after retiring.
The son Of the late James
William Bright and Alice
Brook Bright. he was a veteran
Of World War I, serving 10
months overseas in the medical
corps. He belonged to the
Episcopal Church.
He married the former Lena
Koontz in 1921. She seurvives
him, as well as two children.
Harold Brook Bright of Locke
Haven. Nd. and Mrs. ShirleY
Ann Scott, of Maitland. Fla.
Three grandchildren also sur
vive. as well as three sisters,
Mrs. Lee O'Neale. 6823 Red
Top road, Takoma. Park. Md:
Mrs. Dorothy Jordan. 5000 New
Hampshire avenue NV, and
Mrs. Charley Stanclit1. Leon-
ardtown. Md. :
The body will repose at the
chapel from 2::30 10 3 pm. :
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DIV. TomIin, Pilot, Dies;
Had Rore Test Surgery

Dennis William Tomlin. "a,
a former Landover MD pilot.
died Saturday at Oak Ridge,
Tenn, shortly after undergoing
a rare experimental operation
for leukemia.
Only a few other human
beings. mostly children. have
undergone the operation-totaI
body irradiation with bone
marrow transportation.
The operation was conducted
at the Atomic Energy Commis-
sion's Institute of Nuclear
Studies Medical Division. where
Mr.. Tomlin was sent after un-
successful treatment at Be-
thesda Naval Hospital.
Acc doctors reported that,
despite the failure Of tech
nique. they learned much from
Mr.. Tomlin's case. which can
be applied TO similar cases In
the future. They said Mr..
Tomlin received an unusually
high dosage OF radiation be-
cause Of the advanced condi-
ton of his disease. He volun-
teered for the surgery.
Stricken in August
Until stricken last August.
Mr.. Tomlin was an active pilot
for American Airlines. He had
expressed concern over the
effect Of radiation on pilots
flying at high attitudes and
pleaded for more research In
this field.
After Mr.. Tomlin learned the
nature of his ailment. he began
writing q book containing his
philosophy on life. He told his
wife he wanted Ito leave my
three kids something 10 remem-
Der me hy--some Of my per-
sonal philosophy. how they
should face tough breaks. and
things like that"
Near death. he remarked
about his children-boys aged
II and ? and a girl 8
months old: Il haven't much
time to get TO know them"
But he remained cheerful and
In good humor, acquaintance
said. He told his wife and
friends: I'm not afraid. /
Just hope the doctors learned a
little from my case"
Served In Pacific
A Newlyn CW. Va native, he
received a bachelor OF science
degree from Morris-Harvey
College and was studying for a
masters degree in physics at
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S. E. McNeiII, 80,
Conference Aide
Of Adventists

Services were to be held at
2 pm. today In the Takoma
Park Seventh-Day Adventist
Church for Stanley z. Mcneil.
80. who was an employe for IL
years Of the General Confer.
ence Of the Seventh-Day
Adventists. Burial was to be
in George Washington Gene
terry.
Mr.. Mcneil died Sunday in
Washington Sanitarium after
"a brief illness.
He came to Washington in
1908 after teaching for two
years at his alma mater. Union
College, in Lincoln, Nebr.
Except for a period from
1928 to 1927. when he was.
business manager Of the New
England Sanitarium and
Hospital in Melrose, Mass, also
Ia Seventh-Day Adventist in
stitution, he was employed
from 1908 to 1913 in the ac-
counting department Of the
general conference here as an
auditor and cashier. ~
A resident of 4 Crescent
place. Takoma Park, Mr.. Nc.
NELL had served as a director
and q vice president Of the
Citizens Bank in Takoma Park.
He was a native Of Kaloma.
Iowa.
Surviving are his widow. the
former Bertha E. Payne. whom
he married in 1901, his son.
DR.. w. p. Mcneil, Of Takomk;
Park. and four grandchildren.
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Mrs. Ella Purkmun,
Attorneys Mother

Mrs. Ella Simpson Parkman,
81. mother Of c. Breck Park
man. a former Washington at
torney. died Saturday in Winter
Park. Fla, where she had lived
for the last three years.
Mrs. Parkman came to
Washington TO live with her
son shortly after the death of
her husband, Samuel S. Park
man. in 1921. She was a mem
Der Of ST. Johns Episcopal
Church in Bethesda before
moving to Winter Park, where
she joined Winter Park AL
Saints Episcopal Church.
She is survived by her son,
Of Winter Park. and a grand
daughter. Mrs. Henry Carlisle,
6l22 Sawnsea street, Bethesda.
Services will be held at 1890
am. tomorrow at the Robert
A. Humphrey funeral home,
1857 Wisconsin venue
Bethesda. with burial in Con-
greSSional Cemetery.
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George Washington University
before becoming i'll.
He was an enlisted airman in
the Pacific theater during
World War II and received his
wings as a naval aviator at Pen
sacola, Fla, in 1850. He was a
Navy flyer during the Korean
war.
He is survived by his widow
Earline: two sons. Rodney o. D.
and Dennis Mat. and a daugh-
ter, Denise Darlene: his par
ents. OF Fayetteville. w. Va:
Ave brothers and three sisters.
The Tomlins recently sold
their home. at 1910 Fairwoood
road. Landoyer Hills. After be-
ing transferred by American
Airhnes to California. Mr..
Tomlin learned he had acute
Emphatic leukemia and re-
turned here for treatment. His
wife has been staying with
friends in Alexandria.
Friends may call at the Fort
Myer Chapel from noon TO 12.45
pm. Thursday. Services at /
pm. will be followed by burial
IN Arlington Cemetery.
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After his retirement. Mr..
Parry returned to the Ohio
State campus as a visiting pro-
fessor of economics. =
He was a member Of the
Cosmos Club here.
A bachelor. Mr.. Parry is sur
vived by two sisters. Miss Edna
Parry of Ann Arbor. Mich. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hyatt Of Canton.
Ohio. His niece. Mrs. William
Dale. lives at 60oS Landon
lane, Bethesda.
A memorial service will be
held at ? pm. Thursday at
Gawler's Chapel. 1856 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will
be in Florida. Ohio.
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Draths

WILCOX. EVERETT L. Suddenly or
Sunday. January :. 1855, at Casual.
~ Hospital EVERETT L. WILCOX
beloved husband Of the late Ada p
wilcox and father Of Elsie V Oar.
eey, Darotny W Payne ana Eleanor
z Bgrgess Funeral from the Sim.
Good Hope I'd. Sc on Wednesday
January s, a. ! 80 pm Services
a. Bells Methodist Church. Camr
Springs. Nd, 81 . pm Intermeni
Washington National Cemetery.
WOODY. SUSIE. Departed this life
on Monday, January u 1855. al
District General Hospital MRS
SUslE WOODY Of $40 Vine 81. n y
Funeral Home 6gl Fla ave NV
Notice Of funeral later
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MILLER, BEssIE M.-we wish 10 az.
press our appreciation 10 our many
relatives, friends, and neighborI for
the foral and spiritual bouquets. con-
Lioutlons 70 the Cancer Society.
other expressions OF sympathy duFinG
JOHN <. MILLER AND FAMILY. =
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Creunatorium

Cremat0riun1
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
1th 81 and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance, $3.50
el6 II 81 NE Ii 3-4RSO
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CEMETERY LOTS

BURIAL EsTATE-Nationai Memorial
Park, Pals Church. Va. 3-place fam
ily crypt mausoleum, above ground,
marble faced current selling price.
$4,000; will sell TO settle estate for
reasonable offer. terms. TIE. 6-31A4.
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!. sisss, 8kz RSskfISSn p iaslssn I IsIhS
Greensboro y. q. Local arranGe-
l Eiass y nlisEs = o. rhus.s.s
WALTER n REDRow hnlbaRd Of
TIE late Elinor Nay Rsdr9v. fsther
Gam ~, .d E sap f RssrOS q q yf ness, Sss
dawIer's chapel. ifb0 Pa ave W.
(eouTtesy parking oppositel. after
pm. TUESDAY, ganue.ry uiIntef Inter
a nv snar w c a p 20 sfnss
are requested TO assemble at the
Cedar Hili Cemetery once At AS
RicaaRDsoN. AMBROSE '. ON
f RiciIA iaSR 81 i Is Il 1870" q NV.
beloved husband OF Beatrice n. Rich
ardson, Also surylying are two BROTH
ere, Julian v. and William NJ. Rich
erdson other relatives and many
trisnds are invited to e esii At his ist:
residence. Requiem mass viii be of
fered Wednesday. January 3, at 10
an. at Holy Redeemer Catholic
tsrmsnt Mount int i ohye I've c Sn
Arrangements BY Mcclure. Inc. 2
bers Of the willing Helpers Assoeia-
. Go are nosisd q the dssss q our
RICHARDSON. who passed away
Wednesday morning, January s. al
10 am. from the Holy Redeemef
Catholic Church 2l0 New York ave.
n. TEAoLE KING. President.
MARIETTA H. TWISDALE, Rec. secy.
RICHARDSON. AMBROSE y. Members
OF the Oldest Inhabitants. Inc, are
notified OF the death OF AMBROSE p
RICHARDSON OF Bs n ST. nv. Fu-
\, az 10 am At the Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church. .i0 New York ave
NV. WILLIAM D. NIXON. Pres,
FRANK d. MCKINNEY. seey.
RICHARDSON. AMBROSE y. Mem
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" pose Of performins the last
brother, OSCAR GREEN An ofscers
assemble AZ the Temple at II am.
Sresens a. &. DE rsSoe'' First q s. Dc
tist Church. zoos Whittinsham II.
ne, At l230 pm.
BERT JOYNER. Worshipful Master.
HOLT ). oADSoN. Secretary.
GR0GGANs. PAUL A. suddenly. on
District General Hospital. PAUL A.
GkOGGANS Of 1905 Chiidress 81
nsa Apt. I. devoted husband Of
william dPossan: shS Paul '' aarri q
he also leaves 70 mourn their loss
one sister. Mrs. Jennie Albert: seven
brothers. Ernest, Lee. President
s symis: oroy rover. Willie and joseph
friends, Remains restinG At the
John T Rhines A. Co. Funeral Home,
gOl Bird st. s.w. Notice OF funeral
GROVES. GEORGE y. On sunday.
pital. GEORGE p. GROVES OF lois
East CAPITOL st., beloved husband Of
Mrs. Florence C. Groves. Stepiather
q Capt; Proctor Reed. u. :. brother OF
Mrs. Alyce Payne OF MONTGOMERY
R R Sras s % s osoTss M Sehs r..
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne, until q am. Thurs
day. January o. Requiem mass will
be offered at Our Lady Queen Of
Peace Catholic Church. Ridge I'd and
Cedar Hi Cemetery. s.
HnAhS s.D !Amas this Il RI ' 90 s siaS 4,
January Z. 1855, lie Is survived By
devoted wife. Mrs. Ellaretta Hearn
s ?; yieSs : on Tuesday ,S. g.,i January s
neral Home me- esi Florida f' ave- nro'' NV w.
where services will be held on We'd
nesday, January \, AZ | pm, Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 2
HEFFNER, ELIJAH %. Suddenly, on
sunday January 3 1858. ELIJAH H.
PARK, Md beloved husband Of Clara
.. Hennef. father Of Thomas ~
Henner Of the home address, Mrs
Elizabeth H. cresl q Wlasshinston,
n. Baker Of Bethesda. Ma. Services
AZ the 8, n. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2OOl l4th ht. NV, on Wednesday,
January \. al ? pm lparking facili.
P Psls F InfsrT chnrcS NATIONAL vs Memorial
HEMBRY EMBRAED, EsTELLE. on
HEMBRY lENBRAEJ Of ae5sn Oh
-. nv, beloved mother Of Rev, How
ard HembTae; grandmother OF Mrs.
Dorothy NJ. white and YyonTe Em-
sisters, nys brothers, other relatives
and q devoted friend, Pauline L.
Mack, After pm. Tuesday, January
z. friends may call at FTaEier's Fu-
neral Home. JsD Rhode Island ave
i pm ns a Mount sansi Piesss Sani Baptist
Church, Rev. Robert Anderson ON.
eiating Interment Woodlawn Gene
tery. Family may be seen 81 $50
Shepherd II. NV.
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JOHN p. Member. Of n.

Holy Name Society Of the
N 81. Francis Xavier Church
M are requested to assemble
III ~ she Lee Funeral Home.
~ 4th 50. and MASSACHUSETTS,
u avenue ne. on Tuesday.
January 2. 1855. At 8 pm.
recitation OF the ROSARY.
IN J PEMRICK. President.
REV. JOHN r. LYONS.
Enfritual Director.
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A special cominu-
nieation OF Charles hatcher
LodRe. No. Is. p. and A. NJ !,
Is called for Thursday.
January p. 1858. At the
Masonic Temple 10Th and
U SITS. NV. for the pur-
pose OF performing the last
rLLnn nNar nlIr haIornA
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i6Fhi Nelson a. Miles, Camp No
@ rs! rs f $Esa, :s $: ::si $i n:
1+.n uary \, 1905, for services
JOHN a. tGRcEIL. R sss 'S sSrviSs;
81 the Nalley Funeral Home at paO
am. Thursday January u Inter-
ment In Arlinston National Cemetery
JOHN WILSON. Commander.
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brothsf, OSCAR GREEN' An ofseeTS
assemble 1t the Temple at IL am.
All members are requested 10 be
tist Church. zoos Whittlngham II.
ne, At 1880 pm
BERT i S9YE5 4 , wDSss,Pfsl Master.
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PARKMAN. ELLA SIMPSON. on satur.
Ssy January y, 4 lsSS 9 win.sr PARA
loved wife OF the late samuel PARK.
man and mother OF c. Breck Park
man. Friends are invited 70 cal a,
the nethesda-chevy Chase Funeral
Home o. Robert A.. Pumphrey. Re
January 4 where services viii be
held on wednesday January 81
, 1850 am. Interment coaaressional
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1885 s:v yAGps s GAEsF Il M sl7 joss.
Coates and william Tate: brother Of
Mrs. Flossie Servers. He also Is sur
vived BY other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed after 4 pm.
theWs Funeral Home. 1919 i4th st.
NV. G4th st. and Spring rdl where
funeral will be held Thursday, Janu-
airy y. At ! 80 pm. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Family
may be seen At AIS X st. Sc, Apt. 81.
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usry 5. 1855. a. his residsncs, iias
5.1nsh ave; Sc, JOHN P sRuz-
Bari: father Of Prsnkffn j Bru1nSrt
Mrs. Margaret Z Stevens. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
An 81. and Massachusetts, ave ne
Mass VIII be offered a. Sc. Francis
Xavier Church. 2sth St and Pennsyl-
Vanla ave. Sc. on Wednesday. Jann-
arr 8. a. 9 am. Intermeut Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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- Internal Revenue Post no
and Honor Guard, are re-
ouested to attend Legion
services for our late COM
rade. HARRY : MCNzERT
81 the Ryan Funeral Home
81 Pennsyivania ave. Sc,
lesday; January ;, 81 SPIN
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AIRY 8, 1858, at the D. c. General
Hospital, LuBERTA CHASE OF 1880
Independence ave. Sc, beloved daugh-
ter OF Mr., Harry Chase and the
NJ BeSn,ee WHITE niece niece Of Lillian
Henry and Eugene Scott. cousin OF
Mrs. Corinne Wise and devoted friend
OF Mr.. Alfred Hurd She also Is sur
vived by other relatives and many
friends. After ] pm. Tuesday. Janu-
ary z. remains may be viewed at the
above address. Funeral services will
be held at Providence Baptist Church,
18th st. and Kentucky ave Sc, at
I pm. on Wednesday. January H. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Arrangements BY william Spangler
Funeral Home. b24 18th st. ne
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Janasr1 isss' Al his -" rss SsSss.
MuNZERT. beloved husband OF
Marie RYAN Aunxert. father OF Ann
Marie Johnson ana Harry Richard
hunxert brother Of Leonard O. Nun
Ran rs nsT H iES@ 'ss '1 pssn,, T.
yania ave. Sc. on ThuTxday. Janu-
ary y. At 0.i6 an REQUIEM mass
81 SIC AIMS Church at 10 am
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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HEs. HARRY RANDoLPH.

ialgaEx 3, lSss, ANTHONY Z.
Alexandria. Va. beloved father 81
Mrs, Lsttie Bryant and Pertie Poster,
Beuiah Grover. Russell Willie Lee
sergt- George Z. aud PFanklin L.
Jaekson. He al4o = survived b ether
Wednesday January :. friends are
invited 70 call 81 the 81 John'a Bap-
list Church. o0l ~ Alfred ST. Alex
sndria. Va where services will be
held Thursday. January p. II 80 . m.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14

THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER
KWAI" Columbia Pictures release Of
q Sam Spiegel production, directed BY
based on his novel of the same title.
music by Malcolm Arnold In Cinema
Scope and Technicolor. At the Trans
Lux TheAter