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gust "a, 1888 1888, MOLLY f z BARN fH
lnee Thompson). She was the be-
loved wife of Samuel W.. Barner,
mother Of Mrs. Beatrice Ridgley and
sister of Cora Graham, Susie B
Thompson, Myrtle 7 Terrell, Carol,
Manuel and John Thompson. She
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. After pm.
Friday, August %, friends are in
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1872 You st. NV, where funeral
services will be held at pm
Saturday. August 80, the Rev. John
Monroe officiating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 20
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BARBER, JAMES W. On Tuesday,
General Hospital, JAMES W. BAR
Der of 20 s st. NV, brother Of
Virgil Barber. The late Mr.. Barber
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
pm. Friday. August 20, where serv-
Ices will be held on Saturday, Au-
gust 80, at IL am. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. go
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers
Nye, Ralph Z. w. w. Chambers Co.
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BLANcH F. uPpIKE. Sc secrstary.


CAMPBELL. SARAH GLADYS, on
Thursday, August rs, 1858, at
George Washington University Hos
pital, Washington, D. c., SARAH
GLADYS CAMPBELL, beloved wife
of the late Thomas E. Campbell,
daughter of Mrs Mary l.. Clark and
the late Henry c. Clark. mother OF
THOMAS NJ and Capt Henry c.
Campbell, sister Of Mrs. H. B Dodse,
Mrs Mary Woods, Mrs. Virginia
Mitchell Mrs. Jessie Bronson, Mrs.
Iucy Sanguinet. DR.. F. D. Clark and
Edwin Clark. Mass for the repose
OF her soul will be celebrated at
8 am. Saturday, August 80, at St.
Leos Catholic Church, Fairfax, Va.
Interment Calvary Memorial Park
Fairfax. Va Friends may call At
the Everly Funeral Home, ia W,
Main St. Fairfax, until time OF
mass dallas, Tex, papers please
copy.)
CANNON. JESSE W. Suddenly. or
Wednesday, August %. 1858, a.
his residence. 34al I'd St south
arlington, va. JESSE W, CANNON
husband of Catherine s. Cannon
fsther Of Mrs. Vincent D. palumbi
and brother of Dr. William c, Can
non and Nicholas T Cannon o
columbia, s. c. Friends may cal
Al the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st
Friday. August 90. Interment Elm
wood Cemetery. Columbia, s. c. p
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BRADLEY, ROSIE LEE; On u M On .g

August rs, 1858, ROSIE LEE BRAD
LEY Of 2023 4th st. ne, daughter
Of Nathaniel Howard, wife Of Frank
Bradley, sister of Addie, Lille Mae,
Sarah Bell, Willie Nathaniel. Wade
Thomas and James Lewis Howard
other relatives also survive. After
8 pm. Friday friends may call at
the Crouch Funeral Home. 81 Kay
st. NV. Services 2 pm. Sunday at
the Triumph Baptist Church, Green
Vile N C. go
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BELLO, ANGELO. On wednesday. Au-
gust "a, 1858. ANGELO BELLO.
beloved husband of Carmela Bello
and father of Joseph, Thomas,
Michael and Marie Bello Friends
may call at the Robert A, Mattingly
Funeral Home, l3l 18th st. Sc,
Services will begin on Saturday,
August 80, at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment
Mount OliVet Cemetery.
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BLAIR, THOMAS. On Thursday, Au-
gust 2S, 1858, at Casualty Hospital,
THOMAS BLAIR of 9l6 9th st. ne,
devoted son of William and Callie
Blair. -Four brothers, one sister
survive. After pm. Saturday
friends may call at the Hoffman
Funeral Home, 900 9th st. NV. Flu
neral and interment Sunday in
Amherst, Va.
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ROuRN, WARREN sCUDDER. ON

V SUNDAY. AnSnst "a ISbs AZ Mum
den. va, WARREN .scCDDER
BOURN. husband of the late Pearle
Skidmore Bourn, father of Mrs.
c. B. Jewell, jr.; Mrs. N. W. Kari
ker. Harvey M. and Warren s.
Bourn, IT.; brother Of Mrs. Gerald
W. LIE Van, Dr. William o. and
John Bourn Funeral services on
Saturday, August 30, at 10 am,
at the Trinity Methodist Church,
Alexandria. Va. Interpent National
Memorial Park. Friends may call
at the Cunningham Funeral Home,
Cameron and Alfred sts., Alexandria,
Va.
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BOLTON, FRANCES 5. on Wednes-

day, August 81, 1858, FRANCES
s. BOLTON, beloved wife of the
late Aaron Gracen Bolton and moth
err Of Mrs. Frances Cox, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Alexander, Mrs. Anna Ruth
Davis and Lewis Edward Bolton
Friends are invited to call at the
S. Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Md, where services will be held
on Saturday, August 80, at 2:30
pm. Interment Potomac Methodist
Church Cemetery.
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WEIGH, JOSEPH C. On Thursday, Au-
gust 2S, 1858, at Providence Hos
pital, JOSEPH C. WEIGH Of 2q43
S. Columbus St., Arlington. Va, be-
loved husband of Emma Elizabeth
WEIGH, father Of Joseph C.. WEIGH,
IT,, of Arlington, Va; Mrs. Emmalea
Elizabeth Young Of Severns PARK,
Nd; brother of Mrs. Julia Grove OF
Stoughton, Mass, and grandfather
Of Steven and Judith Ann YOUNG.
Notice of funeral arrangements later.
WRIGHT, CLARENCE Z: On Monday
August rs, 1858, CLARENCE E.
WRIGHT Of I74O New Hampshire
ave. NV brother Of Mrs, Ollie B
jackson and Mr. Wesley r. Wright,
devoted friend Of Miss Dorothy B:
Carter. Many other relatives and
friends also survive; After 4 pm;
at the Frazier Funeral Home, $50
Rhode Island ave. NV, where serv-
ices will be held on Saturday, Au.-
gust 80, at pm. 1nterment
Woodlawn Cemetery, "
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LIZABETH P. JAMES. W. NJ.
Oslo B. RITTER. Seey.

Oslo B. RITTER, secy.
RAPPAPORT. KATIE. On Friday, Au-
bsi s ~ VIZ rspe' ~ HA MnTri HAR snpsnori
and devoted mother Of Miss Sarah,
Harry NJ and Jack Rappaport, all
Of Washington. D. c. She also is
survived by one sister and two
brothers, Mrs. Sarah Rappaport and
Mr. Max Wolfman. both OF Wash
Woifman q Of Miami, Fla, Friends
may call at the c. D. Goldberg a.
Son Funeral Home, 42l7 9th st.
NV. after 6 pm. Saturday. August
30 Services at the above funeral
home on Sunday, August 81, at IL
noon. Interment Adas Israel Gene
terry. In mourning at 100 Que
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BROOKS. SARAH 2; n On On Monday SsSo Az !

Sust e, 1855, SARAH B. BROOKS
OF 1916 18th st. NV, daushter OF
Brooks, beloved sister Of Susie,
Louise and William M. Brooks. Also
surviving are q devoted sister-ln-
law, Mrs. Edna Brooks, and other
relatives and many friends. After 3
pm. Friday, August 80, friends are
Invited to call at her late residence.
Funeral at / pm Saturday, August
Zion Church, I4th and Corcorsn
SITS. NV. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Arrangements by
MCGUIRE, Inc. ~
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MRADy. MATRICE X. on Thursday,

BRADY, MAURICE X. On Thursday
August 2S, 1858. at Suburban Hos
pitai, MAURICE X, BRADY of 49l9
jamestown I'd. beloved husband of
CHARLOTTE Brady father of Thomas
Ford Brady, son of the late Edward
] and Naude c. Brady, brother of
John B. Brady and Capt. Parke H.
Brady, U. S. Navy. Services ct the
Birch Funeral Home, 3034 M st.
NV, on Saturday, August 30, at
. pm. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetary ~
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BROWN. GEORGE Z. On WEDNESDAY.

CAMPBELL, MARIE c. The members
of Bethlehem Chapter, No
NM Z, o. E. s., are hereby no
NSN tified of the death Of our
AES5cM late sister, MARIE c.
eN4S CAMPBELL. Remains rest
W ing at the Lee Funeral
Home until Saturday, Au-
Eust 80. 1855, at 1870 am.
KATHERINE T. EURY,
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MARY BELLE. The ON
GERS and members Of Leb-
anon Chapter, No. 25,
o, E. s. are hereby adj
gised Of the death Of
Sister MARY BELLE PROS
PERI on Wednesday, Au-
gust %. 1858. Funeral
from the s. H. Hines Co
Home, 2901 14th st. NV,
m. Saturday, August 80,
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HUMMER, JOHN FRANKLIN, On
"wednesday, August "a, 1858, ct his
home Nokesville, Va, JOHN FRANK
LIN HUMMER, husband Of the late
Of Miss Frances Hummer Of NoEes-
VILE Va, and Mr.. Joseph c. Hum
mer OF Parkfairfax, Va. Mr.. Hum
Eler rests at the Baker Funeral
Home. Manassas, Va. Funeral re-
fee at 10 am, DIST at Trinity Epis-
copal Church, Manassas. Va. In
terment Oakwood Cemetery, Falls
Church, Va. 29
JACKSON, ELLA. On Tuesday, August
20, 1858, ELLA JACKSON of POLL
4th st. NV. the beloved mother Of
Mrs. Lottie c. Mason and Mrs. Stew
Of Lovetta Russell. other relatives
and many friends also survive.
Friends may call at the Malvan a.
Schey, Inc, Funeral Home, New Jer-
sey ave. and r St. NV, on Friday,
neral services will be held on Satur-
day, August 30, at IL am. Inter-
ment Carver Memorial Cemetery.
LACY. JUSTIN E., MD. On Thursday,
August 2S, 1858, at his residence,
TIN Z. LACY, MD, beloved husband
Of Mae Kelley Lacy, father Of Mrs.
:; B. Mankin Of Knoxville, Tenn;
Mrs. Malcolm c. Hill of Sparta,
Tenn; Mrs. Marsden Blois Of Ath-
Of Washington, d. c., and DR.. Justin
Lacy. ir., of Rochester, N. Y. He
also is survived. by twelve grand
children and six Rreat-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at Gawler's
courtesy parking opposite). serv-
ices win be held at Fort Meyer
Chapel on Tuesday, September 2.
At pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 1
LEWIS, ALLEN W. On Monday. Au-
gust 20. 1888, ALLEN W. LEWIS
Of 1908 MARYLAND ave. ne, beloved
husband Of Edell Lewis and step
father Of carole Delaware. Also
surviving are Ave sisters, Beulah
Childs, Lucy TAYLOR. Catherine Bel
ton, Euria Brown and Virginia
BrouSsar; three brothers, Samuel,
joseph and Edward Lewis. other
8 pm. Friday, August 20, friends
may call at the Brooks g. Allen
Funeral Home, 18th st. and Florida
ave. NV, where services viii be
held on Saturday, August 30. at IL
am. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
LIFsEY, ANDREW (sUN JACK. On
ISUN jack LIFsEY Of 9l5 18th
st NV. beloved husband Of Mamie
Busey Lifsey and cousin Of Mrs
Cecslia Z Goodman. He also !;
many friends. After 4 pm. Fri
day. August 90, friends are invited
TO call at his late residence, Flu.
neral services at | pm. Saturday
August 80, at the Mount ZioF
Methodist Church, 10th St, between
pumbarton ave. and o SITS, "
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene,
| terry. ARRANGEMENTS BY Jarvis. 2E
LIFSEY, ANDREW. Elk services Fri.
/ tAn--A day. August %, 1855. at de-
| &H ceased members home, 915
| M M 25th st. NV, at s pm. Flu
! neral Saturday, August 80
I " from the Mount Zion Meth
] odist Church. Goth st. NV.
- HOWARD MeCOLLUM,
| Secretary.
FRANK p. DAVIS Exalted Ruler.
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August ~, isss, LEONARD +,
Roam Of SS " St a.I INA beloved R0sS
father of Mrs. Evelyn Marshall and
Mr.. Edwin A. Roam. brother Of Mrs
Leila Owens Of Atlanta, Ca, anc
uncle Of Mrs, Unice Meredith Of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Pauline
EcholS OF Compton. Calf. A host
of other relatives and friends also
August 20, friends may call at the
Frazier Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode
Island ave. NV, where services will
be held on Saturday, August 80. al
11:30 am. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 20
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gust "a, 1888; at District General
9Th st. ne, beloved mother of 6allie
Mae Lane, one Son-in-law, Sylvester
Lane; two sons, John Harris. Henry
Harris, She also is survived by three
grandchildren, one brother and one
relatives and friends. After 5 pm.
Friday, August 30, friends are in
vtted to call at the j. r. Cameron
u Sons Funeral Home, GIL X st.
NV. Funeral services will be held
Georgia ave. and Quebec nj, NV,
DR.. John Meares oficiating. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery Arrange
ments by j. r. Cameron a. Sons.
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WOMAN, 70 manage fabric store.
I'd, Bladensburg,
WOMEN CD wanted. night and
DAY nurse and housekseper: no
good place TO work for people who
want work, Apply MANUEL REST
HOME, Hillsboro, Va, North
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SECRETARY

Permanent position. Va
ried duties, shorthand not
required but must be fast
and accurate typiat. Air-
eond. once, disqualification.
A-day week. Salary open,
WILLIAM A. BROWN, 1928
Connecticut ave. NV.
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GIRLS wanted By PHOTOGRAPHIC stu
noon ssS 'S III = par Ss1' tE Hs '6So EfSS
YOUNG LADY, neat, personable,
some knowiedge q typing; excel.
working conditions. STAR POM
TlAc. 400 Florida ave. ne.
YOUNG LADIKS, white. 1928, 70
assist in chapeFoned group to Cali
fOrnia and return doing publishers
contact work. All transp. furnished.
Immediate cash drawing aeoounts-
No experience required but must ~
neat appearing and free to travel
See Mr. Gregory from / to . M
Hotel Washington. No phone calls,
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TYPIST

for advancement for
capable fypist; permanent position
37la-hour week See MR.. IGQE,
4th door. Wire Building, 1000
Vermont ave. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST
AGE 1885

Must have speed of at least
so w,p.m.; 5-day week,
profit sharing, pension
plan, and other employe
benefits, Permanent posi-
ton. Immediate opening.
Apply Mrs, Shelton, 1910
New York ave. NV, be-
tween 10 and IL, or !
and 4.
ChaS. G, Stott g. Co., Inc,
MA. S-4lel
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YOUNG LADIES

Need 3: 1925, TO represent leading
tfspon gssieSsSSs SssSs % sasSI
ings. immed. drawing acct; tranSp.
furn. see MIX PETERSEN, 10
A,m.-l pm, 6-s pm. Commodore
Hotel Parents welcome At inter-
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YOUNG MEN, white, 1875, no eF-
EsI:sSIsS e'Ss iE sSS9.. ~
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med. exper. pref, good
ALLEN O,BRfEN Personnel Service
1904 N. ". ave, A.v., RE. 7-7eS0,
SECRETARY : STENOGRAPHER =
fgeoNErb ip5NSSennns'h o csRsr nTfsIrss tf
and varnum SITS. ne,
sTENOGRAPHER, average short.
ta e g .sls Ss': ss per S SS s sGIiIs
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STENoGRAPHER

Under sS, for permanent position.
VIII consider recent graduate
having good knowledge OF short
hand and typing. s-day, 37h-
hour week, Group insurance benz
efits, annual and sick leave, air
conditioned ofiiees. economical EN-
ploye cafeteria. Apply ale am.
and ga p,m., Personnel once, lst
floor, EQUITABLE LIFE tNsUR-
ANCR CO. 5000 wisconsin ave-
nue. NV
sTENO- Bo0KKEEPER, established
reputable realtor-insuror once
Residence IN sc. Experienced in
same or similar business preferable
p D. Boz 4126, Anacostia, D. c.
sTEN0GRAPHER-cLERK in billing
dept. OF steel fahricator; not much
experience required for steno-
graphic duties but must have one
who likes 10 work with figures
and who can or Is willing TO learn
to operate calculating machine
Apply ROSSLYN STEEL a. c.
MENT CO.. 303i X st, NV.
STENOGRAPHERS, typists. book
keepers, full and part time. See
Mr. Wright today ct BoYD's, Cor.
l1th s ehsS Q NV test 90 Vr'9
sTENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, Radio
TV engineering once, dictating
machine experience desirable. SAL
AIRY commensurate with ability.
Cal MRS. MONdEL.LI for ap-
anlntunanf nj r.fQ10
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tALEsMAN. On : eO@ml Ia Y 9S-l sa !. %
SALESMAN

well sstablished territory avail.
with large wholesale tobacco job
Der, Prefer man with previous exp;
IN Wholesale neld selling to retail
tEsd ,: I t1 "a havs sss SAL sar f6lPis
pm, Al Eye st. ne.
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TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
tonight with showers and a
chance o fheavy rain; low, Ga.
Mostly cloudy and cooler to-
morrow; high, rs.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy to-
night with showers in the west
and north and some heavy rain
in the southeast; low, $685. in
the west and 65-72 in the east.
Mostly cloudy and cooler to-
morrow with rain or showers
ending; high in the 70's ex-
cept in the COS in the noun
tains. Gale warnings displayed.
Maryland Cloudy with
showers tonight followed by
rain; low, $685. in the west
and 65-72 in the east. Cloudy
with rain gradually ending to-
morrow; high, 67-76. Tides
will be two to thre feet above
normal over the bay tonight.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-East to northeast
winds of 25-35 miles per hour
or stronger over the southern
half and Is miles per hour in
the north tonight diminishing
tomorrow. Showers and rain
squalls tonight. Visibility eight
miles lowering to one mile in
rain. Tides will average two to
three feet above normal. Gale
warnings displayed.
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Man Sentenced
For Defyinq Acc

HONOLULU, Sept. 81 (AP) d.
Earle L. Reynolds, who sailed
his yacht into the mid-Pacific
nuclear test area in defiance of
Atomic Energy Commission
safety regulations, was SEN
fenced yesterday to six months
in Jail.
He took the yacht Phoenix
into the Kwajalein area, after
being specifically warned not to
do it. in what he publicized as
a protest against United States
nuclear testing.
Federal Judge J. Frank Nc
Laughlin. in addition to giving
Mr.. Reynolds the jail sentence,
placed him on probation for an
additional 10 months.
Mr.. Reyonlds. 40, filed notice
of appeal. He remained free on
$500 bond.
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Mcclellan Hits
High Court

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Sept.
~ (AP) Senator John L. Nc
Clellan. Democrat of Arkansas,
yesterday criticized recent de-
cisions Of the United States
Supreme Court and, declared;
I'VE need on the court JUS
tees with courage to follow the
precedents in the Constitution
of the United States. II that is
tyranny, ! will have to be tried
for IT,"
Senator Mcclellan, address,
ing a civic meeting here, said
the Supreme Court had made
many blunders during the last
four years.
Without mentioning the in
tegration issue, the Senator
said, I'm at least a dozen deci-
sions they (the justices) have
left themselves open for war;
ranted criticism. The Supreme
Court has made some danger
Gus decisions which have far
more and wider implications
than appear on the surface. 4"
Warns on Buying Friends
Senator Mcclellan discussed
several other aspects of what
he called these troubled
times"
Decrying mounting foreign
aid spending, the Senator de-
clared. ut is erroneous policy
for this Government to think il
can buy friends that are worth
while"
Before another President can
be elected. he said. the national
debt will reach $500 billion.
1--WE should find a way to re-
duce spending rather than in
crease taxes" he said. adding
a prediction that another tax
increase may be forthcoming.
He stressed that there has
got to be balance, but we must
meet the challenges Of COM
munism and aggression"
To Urge Racket Laws
s=hator Mcclellan said the
Senate Rackets Committee he
headed will make recommended
tons to the next Congress for
legislation to curb gangsterism
in labor-management relations
II do not think all labor I'M
ions need investigation" he
said. =" but others are under
control of leaders exploiting and
using their members"
a.. E. If something is not done
to protect these workers, you
will wake up one day and find
the Government in the hands
of a lot Of thugs" the Senator
declared.
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u. 5. Satellite
Fails 10 Orbit
After Firing

The Defense Department an
nounced today that the Nays
latest Vanguard satellite ve-
hicle failed to go into orbit
and was burned up by friction
after re-entering the earth's
atmosphere.
The slim 72-foot-long rocket
carrying the satellite was
launched yesterday at Cape
Canaveral, Fla. 1t made what
was described as a beautiful"
liftoff and each Of its three
stages apparently performed as
expected.
The Pentagon announcement
said that the Vanguard failed
to achieve an altitude or veloc-
ity adequate to place it in its
projected orbit" 1t added:
after one or at most a lin
tied number of passes around
the earth at very low attitudes,
the vehicle re-entered the
earth's atmosphere and was
consumed by friction. AS
further data are reduced, the
results will be made available
Neither the Navy nor the De-
Tense Department disclosed
either the altitude or speed
reached by the Vanguard rocket
in its attempt to put a 2l12-
pound sphere into orbit around
the earth.
1t was the sixth Vanguard
failure in seven tries, but Off
Gals of the Navy program were
not throwing in the sponge.
1--WE have four more VAN
guard rockets left which are
scheduled for launching with
satellites during the Interna-
tional Geophysical Year." DR..
John P. Hagen, Project Van
guard director, said at Cape
Canaveral.
Rand Araskog, an assistant
in the Defense Departments
Advance Research Projects
Agency. said future Vanguard
ventures also had the blessing
of his organization.
Included in future shoots will
be an earth magnetic field ex-
pertinent and a study of radia-
ton balance high in space.
Up until yesterdays flight.
the only success came March II
when a "a pound Vanguard
sphere was fired into orbit
which goes as high as 2,460
miles and comes as close as
470 miles to earth.
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Pollen Count

The D. C. Medical Society's
pollen count for the "a
hours ending at 9 am. today is
two grains per cubic yard Of
air.
Resort Forecast
Long Island and New Jersey
Beaches-Mostly cloudy and
windy tomorrow with some
rain. High, TOTS. North to
northeast winds sof 1925 miles
per hour.
Ocean City Rehoboth-Rain
ending tomorrow followed by
clearing. Strong winds turning
west to northwest at 1915
miles per hour.
Mays ead-Virginia Beach
Clearing tomorrow with dimin-
ishing Winds. High, 1882.
Skyline Drive-Clearing Sum
day. High, TOTS. Visibility
good.
River Report
(From U. 8. Engineersl
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and clear at Great Falls:
Shenandoah clear at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
tReading Washington National Airportl
Midnight 10 Noon al
Am. ------69 4p.m. 90
am. ------6S SPIN. 1890 81
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 50, on July and 81.
Lowest, 5, on February II.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High, 90 at $50 pm.
Low, 20 at 7:30 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High -------- S:34 am. $40 am.
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Heavy Ruins Pour
3N Inches in Texas

FORT WORTH. Tex, Sept
81 (AP) A torrential down.
pour that measured an unoffi-
cial 3la inches in 80 minutes
beat down yesterday on White
Settlement. a suburb at the
western edge of Fort Worth.
Water stood everywhere
Streets reSembled lakes. Sand
bags were placed hastily around
several houses.
Massive thunderheads poured
heavy rains on other parts of
North Central and North Texas
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the world, had his clemency
hearing before the Governor
yesterday.
Gov. Folsom has strongly in
dicated he will commute the
sentence to life imprisonment.
He gave no hint. however, when
he will announce his decision.
Wilson himself didn't ask the
Governor for mercy. He left
that up to Fred Gray. Mont
gomery Negro attorney who
represented him, and his two
brothers, Roy and Lemon.
Execution October "a
Unless the Governor inter-
venes. Wilson is scheduled to
be put to death october "a.
After yesterdays hearing,
the Governor said:
IT can assure the people OF
the world Of my compassion
for human life. I've always re-
proved more than I allowed
to go to the chair. have al
ways tried to see that only the
criminally inclined premedi-
tated murderers go to the
chair"
Wilson was sentenced to
death for robbing Mrs. Estelle
Barker, 81, at her home in
Marion last year. He took $l.95
in the robbery. Wilson had
served two previous sentences
for grand larceny
Mrs. Barker testified that
Wilson ehoked her, tired to
rape her and threatened her
life.
Neither of the two court