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The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
John Miller Named Member
 of Higher Education Committee

BOULDER. Colo, R = Dr. John E. Miller, Spenard, Alaska, has been named member of the executive committee of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education. The confer ence closed a session here yes terday.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Coast Guard Inspection Waived

WASHINGTON, R The House yesterday accepted a com promise bill to continue waiver of Coast Guard inspection for vessels comparatively charted to serve Southeast Alaska ports.
 The bill would continue such service to all Southeast Alaska ports until March Is, 1860, at which time it would be limited to points not receiving weekly around scheduled service.
 Senate action still is required before the bill can go to the White House.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Harry Applauds Ike's Speech

I1VDII L1NDL4VOL, IS1O', UT Former President Harry Truman made this comment today on President Eisenhower's speech to the United Nations General As senbly:
 "A good, Constructive speech on which I hope the United Ma tions assembly will act immedi- ately."
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-13
Fairbanks Wins American Legion Junior Baseball Championship

JUNEAU, lR - Fairbanks took advantage of loose Juneau-Auke Bay fielding yesterday and won the Alaska American Legion Junior Baseball championship with 7-3 decision in the fifth and final game of the playoff tournament.
Evening star., 1958-04-23

Wits, WILLIAM IDIAk. On Iues'
day, April R' lsSs, al I, "a, re,l, raL,
fDoSR fiDSosiSR Wars Sslsyss 81 sf son trhrs d drss'
Z. and the late William " Virts
Friends may call At the Robert a
Msttingly Funeral Home, lal III
4 So after Pm w, Wsdnesssy ne "a,
on Friday. April IS, at am
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. -
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Capt. George Smythe, Jr.,
Killed in Jet Plane Crash

Capt. George w. Smythe. jr..
81. son OF retired Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. George Smythe Of
Arlington. was killed yesterday
while on an Air Force mission.
Capt. Smythe. a test pilot.
died when his parachute failed
to open after he elected from
a Super Sabre jet fighter at
low altitude over an Eglin Air
Force Base auxiliary field near
Melville, Fla.
Air Force officials said Capt.
Smythe elected from his su-
personic fighter plane after first
attempting an air start Of the
engine, which had a flame-out
close to the ground.
A graduate Of Washington
Lee High School. Capt. Smythe
received his Air Force COM
mission upon graduating from
West Point in l949. He was
assigned to the Air Proving
Ground Command at Eglin in
December. 1858.
His father. who commanded
the Sd Infantry Division in
Korea, retired last year. Gen.
and Mrs. Smythe live at 1900
North Inglewood street.
Besides his parents, Capt.
Smythe is survived by his
widow, two sons. David, s. and
Donald, 4, and a brother, lst
1t. John D. Smythe of Fort
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Gen. SoIbert Rites
Set Tomorrow

Funeral services Tor Brig
Gen. oscar Solbert, USA Gre
tired), a pioneer in United
States psychological warfare
who once taught President Eli
senhower at West Point. will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
Fort Myer Chapel.
Gen. Solbert, 70, died of a
heart attack last week at his
home in Rochester, N. Y.
He was an engineering in
structor at the United States
Military Academy in 1914 and
1915 when Mr.. Eisenhower was
a cadet. Gen. Solbert, who also
was an aide to President Cool
idge, left the Army in 1924 to
JOIN Eastman Kodak. but he
returned to military service in
1910.
Burial with full military hon
ors will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
McKeIdin May Call
Assembly on JobIess

payments in Maryland from
the current maximum Of IS
weeks to 80. But he said he is
not yet prepared to take a
position on the labor leaders
proposal to increase the amount
of payments from the present
maximum Of $36.
w. F. Strong, president Of
the State Labor Council, and
Charles A. Della, executive Sec
retary. said their group wants
distribution Of free surplus
foods in the counties.
The States construction pro-
gram also was discussed and
James j. O'Donnell, director of
the Department of Public I'm
provementS, said every possible
step will be taken to speed up
projects.
Mr.. McKeldin added. I'VE
don't know of any place the
construction program is being
held up, but we will make every
effort We can to make things
move faster"
Evening star., 1958-04-23

merouS letters Of commenda-
ton for his service with the
Naval Research Laboratory and
other Government depart
ments.
He was member Of the
Navy Wage Board. which de-
termines salary rates for Navy
per diem workers in this area.
He belonged to st. Francis
Xavier Church.
Mr.. Fenton is survived by
his wife. Virginia. and two
daughters. Josephine and jean
ette, Of the home address.
Services will be held at $50
a m. Saturday from the James
T. Ryan funeral home, 3l7
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. A
requiem mass will be offered
at 10 a m. at st. Francis Xavier
Church. $500 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc. Burial will be in
Washington National Cemetery.
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DR.. Hugh !. Evans.
Church Leader

NEW YORK. April % tP.-
The Rev. DR.. Hugh Ivan Evans.
IL, a prominent Presbyterian
leader. died today in Tryon.
N. c.. of injuries received in
an automobile accident.
Headquarters of the Presby-
terian Church in the U. S. A.
said DR.. Evans. director OF its
foundation and former head Of
its Board of National Missions,
had been in st. Luke's Hospital
there since the accident two
weeks ago.
DR.. Evans also is a former
moderator OF the denomination
For 80 years he was pastor Of
the Westminster Presbyterian
Church of Dayton, Ohio, where
a memorial service will be held
April 27.
He is survived by his widow,
Edith, of New York: a son, the
Rev. Hugh Dean Evans Of Gin
cinnati, and daughter, Mrs.
Wallace MacGregor Of Plain
field, N. j.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Daisy Bonner.
Cooked 70 Years
For Roosevelt

WARM SPRINGS. Ga, April
'23 R.-DaiSy Bonner. the
Negro cook who served Presi-
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt's S
FIRST and last meal at the Little
White House in Warm Springs,
died yesterday.
She had been in Ill health
several years. The cause OF
death was not announced.
She died l3 years and 10 days
after the death Of Mr.. Roose-
velt for whom she cooked 20
years. preparing his favorite
dishes whenever he was in
Warm Springs.
Daisy always said she longed
to reach the top of my talent
|. so someday / might be
president OF cooking
Evening star., 1958-04-23

BALTIMORE. April % tP,.
Gov. McKeldin says he will
do everything necessary to keep
Marylanders from going hun
cry, but he is hopeful I'VE are
going to come out Of the recess
sion without a special session
Of the Maryland Legislature. "
The Governor said yesterday
he probably would call a spe-
cial session II necessary TO put
into effect a proposed Federal
extension Of unemployment
benefits.
He reserved judgment. though,
on the request Of Maryland
labor leaders that he call q spe-
cial meeting no later than June
/ should the Federal Govern
ment fail to act.
Leaders Of the Maryland and
D. c. AFL-CIO met with the
Governor at his once in Bal
timore.
Mr.. McKeldin Endorsed pro-
posed Federal legislation which
would extend unemployment
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Thomus McKeon,
NLRB Member

Thomas Henry McKeon. 81,
a National Labor Relations
Board investigation, died yes
terday In New Haven, Conn,
after a long illness,
Mr.. McKeon. who had been
with NLRB for 20 years, was
the husband Of the former
Helen Theresa Rhodes, OF
Georgetown. a former student
here at the Notre Dame Aca-
deny.
During his career with the
government agency. Mr.. Nc
Keen was assigned here. in De-
troit and in New Haven.
He is survive dby his wife.
two children. Thomas and
Sara Ann, and a sister, Mrs.
Nicholas Slabey. all Of Handen,
a New Haven suburb.
Funeral services will be held
Friday with a requiem mass at
st. Rita's Catholic Church,
New Haven. Burial will be in
the family plot In Handen.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Michael D. Fenton, Wage
Officer at Naval / laboratory

Michael d. Fenton, AZ, chief
wage and classification ofiicer
at the Naval Research Labora-
tory. died yesterday at George
town Hospital after a two
month illness. His home was at
3ll6 Lyndale place Sc.
A native Of Washington, Mr.,
Fenton attended st. JoSeph's
School here. st. Charles College
in Catonsville, Md. and the
Department Of Agriculture
Graduate School,
At is, he became an ONCE
boy in the Department Of Com
merce. He later worked at the
Naval Gun Factory and as an
ofiicial OF the Public Housing
Administration. He Joined the
Naval Research Laboratory as
q wage and classification spe-
cialist In 1854. A few months
later. he was promoted TO chief
wage and classification officer.
Mr.. Fenton had received nu-
Evening star., 1958-04-23

rest on Saturday. April ~, 1888. at
District General Hospital. PEARL
JACKSON. beloved mother OF Mrs.
Bertha Wingate, Samuel, James,
William, Andrew and John Jackson.
She also Is survived by two sisters.
twenty-Six grandchildren sixteen
great-grandchildren thirteen nieoeS,
eleven nepheWs. q host OF other rel
atlyes and friends. Mrs. Jackson may
Be viewed a. the residence OF her
niece, Mrs Ernestine Kinard. ln4
80 81 ne, after 3 pm. Wednesdav.
April -. Funeral on Thursday
Aprll - al Peace Baptist Church
IL 18TH n ne. at pm. the
Rev s A Davenport oficia,lng. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Ceme'ery
Services by Stewart %
Evening star., 1958-04-23

Transportation Association. anc
a member OF the Boys Clubs
OF America.
He was a Mason. and be-
longed TO the Metropolitan
Club. where he lived. and the
Manhattan Club In New York.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Kathryn Augusta Gal
Ian. Of 2204 Wyoming avenue
NV; two sons. Frank c.. OF
Verbank. N. Y. and Ernest E.,
jr. OF New York: two sisters.
Mrs. Walter Rodman. OF Hope
ston. ILL.,. and Mrs. Herbert
Lakin. Of Chicago: and four
grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are
being made by Joseph Gawlers
sons. 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Thurmont Bypuss
Gets q New Name

BALTIMORE. April % tP.-
A l-mile stretch Of the new
Thurmont bypass in Frederick
County has a new name today.
It's called the Hunting Greek
Scenic Way"
The State Road Commission
said the new name was APP
proved for the part of the by
pass bordering Cunningham
Falls State Park.
The new scenic road will be
marked on future road maps
and signs will be erected along
the highway.
Evening star., 1958-04-23

hpiii sl: 1885, 81 his ,,J y.i,qsnSs' ! 4 4,
MoRokE; beloved husband q 4 Eai!s a |.
W and Joseph Fsnwick Morgan
OF Washington, D. G, and Adele
wright OF Rochester. N. Y, Funeral
from the above residence on Thurs.
day, April -, at an Reouiem
am Interment Mount olivet Gene
terry. -
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Frank MandeI,
Playwright

HOLLYWOOD. April 23 up,
Playwright Frank Mandel.
~, who wrote the libretto for
such stage hits as New Moon"
and "The Desert Song" died
of a coronary ailment In q
Hollywood hospital Sunday.
Mr.. Mandel also wrote the
book for mo. No. Nanette" and
later Joined Lawrence Schwab
TO form the producing team OF
Schwab a. Mandel. They pre-
sented Good News" Follow
Thru" Americas Sweetheart"
and THE Firebrand."
Mr.. Mandel's last production
effort was In 1912 when he
staged "Vickie."
He and his wife. the former
Isolde lillian. had lived In tho
Los Angeles area for the last
Is years.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
fu Mrmnriant

BARTHMAIER, J. ALoYsIUS. In low
and father, J ALoYsIUs BARTH-
MAlER. who passed away one year
Aeo today, April -, 1887. Anni-
yeTsary mass at \ IN. st. Jerome
Catholic Church, HyattSville, Nd
Eternal rest grant TO him, O Lord
And let perpetual hght shine upor
WIPE AND DAUGHTERS.
CARR, JOHN W. (KkNGl. In lovins
remembrance OF our dear. devoted
husband and brother, JOHN W
years aRo TO-DAY, April %, 1855
Though your smile is Gone forever
And your face we cannot touch,
We shall never lose the memory
DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY
DHPE o ny gvA d.dsh: MAE EHA L 0Yan NAE DH6F
who passed away three years age
todav, April %. 1853
Although her soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain,
This world would seem like Heaven
Il she was here again. -
STROUD
GIBSON, ELLA NJ. A tribute Of love
ELLA M. GIBSON. who departed this
ne two years sso today April 20,
Asleep In Jesus. blessed sleep.
HOWARD +. BROWNE.
HALL. ISAIAH, In loving memory OF
our dear husband and brother.
ISAIAH HALL. who departed this
n; Ibsa f''e years ago tOd'" April 30
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps you to forget
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss him yet
LOVINGLY, HIS WIPE, ESTHER,
AND SISTER. MATILDA. -,
'Ln.HSsoS ELL LILA RrFGRsos IL ss 81 ov"f
mother, who departed this life two
years aEo. April -, 1855.
Let us think OF her today.
Sleeping, resting, lust away:
kesting where no shadows lall,
In perfect peses ps0S,M5s shs EI,, swoits US all,
NORRIS. CHAMPION H., Jr. In lov.
prothef bro hfmVsi ciAAMpiosN 0fIr SoRRis SS9 shS
"; who passed away April 20,
A precious one from us has gone,
voice we loved is stilled.
A vacant place is left In our home
That never can be flled.
The flowers we placed on your grave
Will wither and will die,
But the love we have for you, dear
one,
VIII never, never die.
THE FAMILY.
OWENS. ADA D. In loving memory
Of our mother, ADA B. OWENS, who
passed away fifteen years ago, April
23, 1913.
Time may pass and bring its changes,
Fresh with every coming year.
But her memory is attn cherished
In the hearts that hold her dear
LOVINGLY, SADIE, IDA AMI
MOSES.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Dr.. Frances Anderson

ENGLEWOOD. N. j.. April
% (P.-Dr. Frances Anderson,
SO. associate professor Of po-
litical science at Hunter Col
lege in New York City. died
Monday night of Leukemia. She
was graduated from the Uni
versity Of West Virginia and
obtained her doctorate from
Duke University.
Evening star., 1958-04-23

REDDEN. 1T. JAMES w.. Jr. In lov;;
ina memory OF my son and
MAm our brother, 1T. JAMES II
REDDEN, Jr, who was killed
H. on Okinawa thirteen years
U aao today, April 70. le45
when we look upon your picture
With the bright light In your
ewes,
And see your pleasant smile.
We question why did you nave
TO die2
The love we save you through the
Shall never from us depart;
Though you have gone beyond our
reach, a..
MON, ROB AND EARL
TURNER. MARY JANE AND THORN.
TON. In loving memory Of our dear
TURNER, who left US twenty one
ss sssrs ,.,ssSo sssS tcSsy TsSp ART, ARn n i,pNE laS5
twenty years ago, March IA. 1898
You left a beautiful memory.
A sorrow too great to he told.
But TO us who loved and lost you.
Your memory will never grow old
DEVOTED CHILDREN, EDWARD,
MINNIE, LOTTIE, NETTIE, AND
GRANDDAUGHTER, EVELYN,
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Dr.. Adam T. Knowles

MIAMI. Fla. April % Pl.-
DR.. Adam T. Knowles, 81. one
Of the Nations Oldest active
veterinarians. died yesterday.
He was born in Appleton City.
Mo. and practiced at Billings.
Mont. before coming TO Miami
in Iooa
Evening star., 1958-04-23
w. {. Tennessee

SALISBURY. N. c.. April %
tR.-William Elward Hennes-
see. So. an authority on
heraldTy. died yesterday. He
served as adviser on coats OF
arms and ensigns for several
magazines and exhibited his
own paintings Of coats of arms
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Commander Named
For Atomic Sub

GROTON. Conn.,. April %
R.-The Navy has named 1t.
Comdr. William w. Behrens,
jr.. as commanding officer of
the atomic submarine Skip
jack.
Comdr. Behrens was first di-
rector Of the Navy's nuclear
power school at New London
and is a former commander of
two conventional subs.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Judge c. B. Ellis

BEATRICE, Nebr., April %
R.-District Judge Cloyde B.
Ellis, 81, died Of heart attack
in his courtroom Monday
while hearing a damage suit.
Judge Ellis. a native OF Wy
more. Neb., was elected to the
bench in 1897.
Evening star., 1958-04-23
Ernest E. Norris, rs,
Rail Executive, Dies

Ernest Eden Norris, ST., rs,
former president OF the South
ern Railway and one OF the Ma
tion's foremost industrialists.
was found dead today In his
room at the Metropolitan Club.
Police said his valet found
him dead In bed at the club.
Seventeenth and II streets
NV. Death was apparently
due 10 a heart attack, they
said.
Mr.. Norris personified the
American success story. He be-
gan work at II as a telegrapher
and without beneht Of a coll
lege education, worked his way
to the presidency OF the South
ern Railway System and recog-
milton as the man instrumental
In industrial development OF
the South.
Voted Top Industrialist
In a i947 poll by Forbes Mag
azine, he was listed as one OF
the country's so top Industrial
lists. In 1850, ofiicialS OF in
vestment companies In Boston,
| In a secret ballot. voted him
one OF the Nations 81 business
leaders who represented true
industrial craftsmanship"
Mr.. Norris was born in Hoop
eston. H.. In 1882. After learn
ing telegraphy during after
school hours from a Western
Union operator, he got a telee-
rapher's job In Arlington. Ill.
near Chicago.
BY the time he was 10. he
was a train dispatcher in Chi
cago. and in 1902 he joined
Southern Railway-the COM
pany he was to stay with for
56 years.
He began work with Southern
as a car service agent here in
Washington.
For the next 81 years he rose
/ omore and more responsible
positions with the railroad in
Virginia. Tennessee and Geor-
gia, and in 1888 he became
vice president of the company.
Named President In 1887
He became president on Oc-
tober 81. 1887. a position he
held until his retirement on
December 81. 1851.
1t was during his tenure as
president that President Tru-
man ordered Government seiZ-
lure OF the Nations railroads
because of a labor dispute.
This led TO a unique Situa-
ton. Mr.. Norris was one Of
eight railroad presidents given
Army commissions and Or
dered to keep the Nations rail-
roads running. So in the fall
of 1850. Mr.. Norris was made
a colonel and put in charge
Of running the railroads in
the Southeastern United States.
Every day he would put on
his uniform and go to work in
the Southern Railway System
Building where he carried out
his dual job as president of
Southern and region chief for
the Army.
He spent little time in his
Washington ofiice. He preferred
an Office on wheels. his business
car travelled thousands of miles
over the systems tracks. He
toured yards. Offices and shops
at a brisk walk. but always
took time out to scratch a dog
or chat with a child.
/ At the time OF his retirement.
a friend said: Everybody will
miss him. but I think the chill
dren and dogs will miss him
most"
Remained a Director
After his retirement. he re-
mained as a director Of South
ern until his death.
+ He was a director Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co.. an honorary director Of
the Riggs National Bank of
Washington and a life trustee
of the National Geographic So
ciety.
He was on the advisory coun-
Gil OF the Southern Research
Institute. a director OF the
Southern States Industrial
Evening star., 1958-04-23

Myer. The pilots widow. Flea
nor. is the daughter Of Mrs,
Alfred Spence Of 3l2 North
George Mason drive. Arlington.
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Exalted Rule
n r. PICKREL, Secretary.

DAVIS, EVELYN. On Monday, April
q 95s at the District General
Hospital, EVELYN Davis, daughter
Of Ramsey and Katherine DAVIS
she also is survived BY a Rrand.
mother, grandfather, one sister, two
brothers, other relatives and friends
After q nm. Wednesday, April ~
friends may call at the johnson a
Jenkins Funeral Home 4sO4 Geor
sia ave. NV, where funeral services
VII pc held on Thursday, April
"a at 10 am. Interment Wood.
lawn Cemetery
Evening star., 1958-04-23

ROsEMOND, FREEMAN. On Tuesday.
April 22, 1885, FREEMAN ROSE
MOND OF bO2S 9TH st. NV. beloved
husband OF Apna Rosemond and
father OF Mrs. Jessie Mae Donald
surviving are two grandchildren. four
sisters. his nieces. nephews. other
relatives and many friends Notice
OF funeral later. Arrangements BY
Mcclure. Inc. "a
Evening star., 1958-04-23

April II. 1855, at her home in
Damascus. Nd. HATTIE " BELLl.
son, beloved wife OF the late Ed.
Albert senseney. sister of Mrs. Fan
ME Duvall. Ollie and Ernest Moxley
Also Survivins are four grandchil'
dren and seven great-grandehildren
Mrs Bellison rests at the Olin l.
Molesworth Funeral Home. Damas-
Gus Nd. Services on THURSDAY
April -. at . pm. al Montgomery
Methodist Church, claEettsville
No. InteTment church cemetery. 2J
Evening star., 1958-04-23

O"bS1S' WILLIAM y. WaSnlnkIOn
O. e /. &: :. ! : y ..;! !. /.
snft,. Lodge, No Is. B. p. o
80 IN Chevy Chase Funeral
SH~3..IXs Home 5lO3 Wisconsin
~SR' April %, 1888, at 7;30
WW" pm, to exemplify the
ritual Of the order. in memory
q our late brother, WILLIAM ]
DALLELL. BY order OF
EDWARD J DOYLE
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DEATHS

! Aaasuneements sf
Services ~ ChambsFs
Ststson. Lester .. W. W. Chambers CO.
Cannon,
Lewis r., sr. ". ". Chambers Co
Evening star., 1958-04-23

April ~, 1858, at her residence,
'lS IpMR Mas4sshysstts s,ad ave; sc o,h.r ALiCI =;
Mrs. Ethel Green and James and
Lester Stewart. She also is survived
By three sisters one brother. one
grandchild, fve areat-grandchildren
other relatives and friends, MIS-.
Courtney may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 30 II St.
ne, after 4 pm Wednesday, April
81 Funeral on Thursday. April -.
from Lane C. NJ z Church, 18th
and c SITS ne. at ] pm. Intsrment
Evening star., 1958-04-23
cORDovER, ABRAHAM; -, q !3 MOraay GH.,

April Fl 1855. ABRAHAM COR.
DOVER, beloved husband Of Celia
Cordover, devoted father OF Marvir
and Henry CoTdover Of Washington
D c. He also is survived by 'hTe'
sisters, Mrs Belle Lyons, Mrs. Mars
Appelbaum and Mrs Pauline Travis
all of Washington. D e.. and two
grandchildren Services at the {
D GOLDBERG g. Son Funeral Home
4317 9th st. NV, on wednesday
April %. at IL am. Intermeni
AdaB Israel Cemetery. In mourn
ing at 19Ol Trescott ave, TakomS
Park, Md Family requests in ,iet
OF flowers, contributions be mad'
10 the MeIrnnnlitAn Heart Guild 2.
Evening star., 1958-04-23

SELL, CLARA. on Saturday. April
10, 1855, 81 the District General
issp HS,pi'vE v,,s,n,a MRS; CLARA ssi BEL o.
70 mourn their loss two sons, James
Bell and Harold Bell; one sister
Mary Rice; ten grandchildren. nine
great-grandchildren and q host ol
other relatives and friends. Fu.
- at the Grace Annex Methodist
Church, Purcellville, Va, the Rev
OTIS JASPER offciating. Intermenl
Grace Annex Methodist Church
Cemetery, Lincoln. Va. Arrange-
mentS by the Lyles Funeral Serv-
Tee, Purcellville, Va.
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GRACE MULLINIx, W. \
ARDAH HENNlNGS. Secy

JAMES, WILLIAM c. A special com
a munication of Myon NJ
IN Parker Lodge. No. "a. P
IN A A. NJ, is called for II
.M NO am Thursday. April "a
TNX 1858, for the purpose ol
W. conducting Masonic buria
" services for our late broth
er. WILLIAM c JAMES, p M.
WILLIAM O. SCHENCK, Master,
WILLIAM q CIAHPY 9fcy %
Evening star., 1958-04-23
BOWMAN. WILLIAM A. on Monday

April 81, 1858. WILLIAM A. BOW
NAN Of s13l Glendale I'd. Chew
Chase, Nd, beloved husband OF
Louise Gott Bowman. father OF Mrs
William B. Kuykenosll OF Falls
Church. Va: son Of Clara C. and
the late Charles Bowman OF Ger
mantown, Md: brother Of Mrs.
Herbert C. King Of Germantown, Nd.
Also survived by three grandchildren.
Friends are invited TO call at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Be-
fhesda. Nd Services at the Emory
Methodist hurch, 6lO4 Georgia ave.
nv, on Thursday. April -. at .
pm. Interment ParklaEn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1958-04-23

DALZELL, WILLIAM J. on sunday.
pPsI I WiLLiAS@f isSf j. 4 bATzEiE siaLI.y o, hI' STs
Eye q, NV, father OF Miss Helen
Dalzell and brother OF Mr. Thomas
Dalzell Of Canton, Ohio: Mrs.
Albert s j Atkinson and James
a. Dalzell OF Washington. D. c.
Friends may call at the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home. 6iO3 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. until q am. Thurs
day; April "a thence to st Patrick's
Catholic Church. 10th and O SITS
NV. where mass will be offered at
10 am. Thursday. April "a In
terment Mount olivet Cemetery. 23
Evening star., 1958-04-23
sEAcH, ELIzAnErH N. on Mond.,

April si' ieSS, Al her rssldsnes
2tni Nicholson 81 /, Hyattsyille, Md
fLIzABETH X BEACH, beloved vii,
OF the late Francis Beach, mother
OF Mrs Elizabeth Buckingham oi
Baschsr Of Hyattsyilis, ma Prans
u Beach OF Lake Park. Fla. anc
Stephen D. Beach OF Lanham, Md
She also IA survived BY nine grand.
children and three great-erandchil.
Co Funeral Home. sa0i lam 81
nv on Friday, AnTil IS, At II
an lparking faeilities'. 1ntermenl
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 80