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F. P. Leory, II,
District Lawyer

Frank P. Leary. n, a Wash
ington lawyer for longer than
so years. died Wednesday in
Providence Hospital.
He lived at 1915 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV.
Mr.. Leary was an expert on
titles with the District Lawyers
of Washington Title Insurance
Co. He was graduated from
Georgetown University Law
School in 1904.
The Washington born attor-
ney was a member Of the
Georgetown Alumni Associa-
ton.
He is survived by his cousin,
Mrs. Kate Tweedy, Of Perth
Amboy, N. j.
Requiem mass will be Of
fered at 8:45 am. tomorrow in
st. Gabriel'S Catholic Church,
rs Grant Circle NV. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Gene
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Walter K. Scott, Pioneer
Movie Producer Here

Walter K. Scott. commercial
motion picture producer and
cameraman for almost half q
century, died Wednesday at his
home, 2712 Wisconsin avenue
NV.
He had worked for the Gov
eminent for 81 years. starting
at the Interior Department be-
fore moving to the Agriculture
Department. He retired from
the Agriculture agency as chief
of its motion picture service
in 1855.
Mr.. Scott entered the mo-
ton picture field in 1911 as an
actor. He played opposite such
early stars as Pearl White. who
was famous for her "Perils Of
Pauline" film episodes.
He entered the production
side Of the industry, and pho
tographed a movie in 1917
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Chandler Smith,
Medical Officer
At NuvyCenter

Capt. Chandler White Smith
NC, USN, retired. died Wednes.
day at Bethesda Naval Hospital
after a long illness. He was rs
years old.
Capt. Smiths last duty before
retiring in 1916 was as medical
officer in charge of the Wash
ington Naval Separation Gen.
ter. He and his wife, Mrs. PHI
lena Pennell Smith, lived at
1920 Porter street NV. and
Bluemont, Va.
He was born in Urbana. Ohio
He was the son of the late
Charles G. and Eliza L. Smith,
both of the District.
He entered the Navy in 1903
and served in both world wars.
He was a member of the So
ciety of Colonial Wars and the
American Medical Association.
Besides his wife he is sur
vived by a daughter. Miss Jean
Chandler Smith. Of New Haven,
Conn.
Graveside funeral services
will be- held at pm. Monday
at Arlington Cemetery.
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F.V. Posseno, 81,
Ron Steamboats,
On Potomac

Frank v. Passeno. 81, a chief
marine engineer who operated
steamboats, on the Potomac,
died Wednesday at his home,
3040 Cambridge place NV.
Mr.. Passeno. born near Buff
alo. N. Y. came to the District
with his father, Joseph. who
built and operated boats on the
Potomac. He retired in 1896.
Survivors include three
daughters. Mrs. Nina E. Nc
Knight of the home address.
Mrs. Susie F. Walsh, Of 1923 N
street NV. and Mrs. May I.
Shoemaker of 2840 Hurst ter
race NV: a son. Frank v. Pas
seno. jr.. of the home address;
six grandchildren. seven great
grandchildren and several
great great grandchildren.
Services will be at ii am.
tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home. 3072 M street NV
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Paul A. Dever, Ex-Governor,
1852 Democratic Keynoter

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. April
IL (R.-Former Massachusetts,
Gov. Paul A. Dever. SIS. died in
his sleep at home early today.
For many years he had been
AFFLICTED with a heart ailment.
Mr.. Dever. who combined a
career in politics with a sue
cessful law practice, was the
keynote speaker at the 1852
Democratic National Conven-
ton in Chicago.
He was Governor of Massa-
chusetts then, and early that
year was one of the first to
mention Adlai E. Stevenson.
then Governor of Illinois, as a
possible Democratic nominee.
Mr.. Dever was found dead in
bed by his sister Marie. When
Miss Dever was unable to
rouse her brother, a bachelor.
she called a friend who sum.
moned q doctor and a priest.
He was elected Governor in
1913. winning by the largest
margin ever accorded a Gov
ernor in the State. He was
reelected in 1850.
Mr. Dever was first elected
a Representative in the Legis-
lature in 1928 and served until
1884. He then served as Mas
sachusetts attorney general
from 1885 to 194l.
During World War II, he be-
came a commander in the
United States Naval Reserve.
He first ran for Governor in
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the Democratic national con-
vention. He was a former MEM
Der of the Louisa Democratic
Committee.
His business connections had
included service as vice presi-
dent and board member of the
Bank of Louisa, president of
the Louisa Farmers Fire In.
Surance Co., secretary-treas-
urer of the Caroline Construc-
ton Co., and member of the
Virginia State Fair Association.
He was a native of Richmond
and attended private schools
there and the University Of
Virginia.
Surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. Tate Irvine and DR.. Mar
garet Noting. both of Rich-
mond. Funeral services were
to be held today at his home.
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Memorial Rites
Set for Foster

A memorial ceremony for the
late William Dewey Foster, one
Of the Districts leading archi-
tects who died AprA 3, will be
held at 8 pm. Sunday in the
library of the American Insti.
tute Of Architects.
Tributes will be made by
Leon Chatelain, jr., president
of the American Institute of
Architects; Edmund r. Purves,
the institutes executive direc-
tor; Rear Admiral Neill Phil
lips (USN. retired of the
Progressive Citizens Association
Of Georgetown; A. G. Wenley.
president of the Cosmos Club,
and Henry H. Saylor, editor
emeritus Of the Journal of the
ALA.
Mr.. Foster died in his office
at 1886 Connecticut avenue
NV.
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Sir Charles Peuke,
British Diplomat

LONDON. April II (R.-Sir
Charles Brinsley Peake, 81
veteran British diplomat and
until a year ago Ambassador to
Athens. died yesterday.
Sir Charles was British AM
bassador at Belgrade in 1913
when Marshal Tito broke with
the Cominform and signed an
important trade agreement
with Britain.
He had entered diplomatic
service in 1922, serving in Sofia,
Tokyo. Bern, Paris. Washing
ton and Tangier until becoming
head of the Foreign Office news
department in 1899 and chief
adviser at the Ministry Of in
formation.
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which featured sound effect;
manufactured by a man be-
hind the screen) years before
the introduction Of talking pic
lures
He became a newSreel pho
tographer for Fox MoVietone
News. specializing In sports.
After World War I. he went to
Germany as an independent
producer. and subsequently
Travelled to the Society Islands,
Puerto Rico and Canada fol-
lowing his trade.
Mr.. Scott was employed In
recent years as a public rela-
tons specialist for the Capital
Film Laboratories. Inc.
He is survived by his widow
Of the home address and two
brothers, Arthur w. Scott Of
Brooklyn and Harold H. Scott
Of Asbury Park, N. j.
Services will be at 3 pm. to-
morrow at the Hines Funeral
Home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NE. Burial will be private. 4,
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In Mrntnriant

BUNDY. THELMA R. In cherished
wife, THEIMA R BUNDY. who De.
parted this life nve years ago to-
Day .s April II; 1883. -
Where many mansions be,
Nearer today the great white throne,
Nearer the crystal sea.
Nearer the bound Of life,
Nearer to leave the heavy cross,
Nearer to gain the crown.
B6NDY .
COX, MARGARET A. In loving mem.
Org Of our dear mother. MARGARET
a cox, who departed this life nine
years ago today. April II, 1919
Those whom we love 90 out Of sight,
But never out OF mind:
They're cherished in the hearts
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ALICE, AND
SON-IN-LAW. PAT.
EDMONDs. JAMES FREDERICK. In
father. JAMES FREDERick Ed. Ed.
MOND5, who passed away sixteen
years ago today, April IL. 1912.
Loving and kind in all his ways.
oDrisnt da ana Just to the end Of his
sincere and kind in heart and mind,
What z beautiful memory, he left
LAC CsL1,.v KATHERINE: In loving
departed this life one year aSo
today. April IL, 1867.
A precious one from us Is gone,
a voice we loved is stilled:
place Is vacant In our home
nvMShish never can BE filled.
Ot ESSESs 1 s zsg NIECE NARY KxArAi.
MILLARD, sELENA n. In memory Of
SELMA Il MiEIARD, who DIED died
one year ago. April II. 1857.
No. poem or sons can bring back
i Sas loved one The Es pS sSsfihl;YR'd SO
love and devotion 70 the memory OF
our dear mother, LUCINDA ROB-
years ago yesterday. April 10. 1851
Time may pass and bring its
Fresh With every coming year,
In the hearts that hold her dear
3 JONES AND MAGGIE T. NtW,
STkELb, LOUISE HOHAN. In LOVING
memory q ny dear niece. LOUISE
HER LoviNdj "RRtuNf.i ELIZABETH
A, BuRDICK. Middletown, r. i. :
TAYLOR, REV. WILLIAM A. In low
ing memory Of our beloyed pastor.
passed away twenty.one years ago
today. April IL, 1887
He Is not dead. but lust away,
Beyond all grief and pain;
he ES TsFs I ths Hrif H..v ssl sO way
THE MEMBERS OF THE WILLIAM
A. TAYLOR FLORAL CLUB,
ELI,0ylRsIqp,A, AVENUE BAPTIST
THOMAS, GEORGE n. In loving re-
membranes OF my dear husband,
GEORGE H.. THOMAS. who de-
parted this ne six years aso today.
think Of you in silence.
But many silent tears are Shed
While others are asleep.
A happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still.
But death has left . loneliness
The world can never I'LL.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, NJ AGNES
WILLIAMS, IDA Q. In sad but loving
memory Of our dear, faithful wife
and friend, IDA G.. WILLIAMS, who
today, April IL. 1850.
w "V viii meet nee ; you. now - '''''
Your EAiTHEuL HUSBAND AND
AND NANCY WILLIAMS.
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Henry 6. 0'Bur,
With GAO 80 Years

Henry @. O'Bar. 81, a Gen.
eral Accounting ONCE employe
for SO years, died on March 81
in San Bernardino. Calf,
Washington friends learned
yesterday.
He came to Washington to
work in the GAO in 1912 and
retired in 1850. He had lived
In Charleston. Ark, since his
retirement and was visiting a
sister in California when he
became i'll.
Mr.. O'Bar was a veteran OF
World War I and a member Of
the Masonic order.
He is survived by three sis
tiers and a brother.
Funeral services were held In
San Bernardino on April 2.
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by the legislature in 1887. Pre-
viously he had served in the
States Department of Forests
and Waters.
He was a graduate of WASH
ington and Jefferson College
and the University of Pitts
burgh Law School.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Juliet s. Buchanan; two
sons. Thomas c. and John B.
Buchanan; a daughter, Miss
Juliet S. Buchanan; three
brothers, Edward D.. John M.
and j. Ross Buchanan. and two
sisters. Mrs. Anna Armstrong
and Mrs. Ruth johnson.
Services will be held tomor-
row in Beaver.
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WINSTON. MILES M. AND ROsALII
y "A tribute Of love and devotion
20 the memory Of our father, MILES
NJ WINSTON. who passed ava,
thirty-flve years ago. october y
1922. and our mother. Ro6AL1I
p. WINSTON, who passed AVA
twelve years ago. April IL, 1916
Gone, but not FORGOTTEN.
BLANcHE T. %SiEsroN. son I
IN-LAW, WILLIAM l. LEE
GRANDSON, WILLIAM !. LEE
WILLIAM. In memoir,
Of my devoted nephew, WILLIAM
YARBOU0H, who passed away nv
years ago today. April IL, 1868
We lay our garments by
Upon our beds OF rest
30 soon that death will rob US III
OF what we now possess.
You're gone. yes. you're gone. bui
not forgotten.
Df PEEEsos. AUNT EtlSABrTH
WILLIAM. In memoir,
OF my devoted husband, WILLIAM
YARBOUOH, who passed away nv
years ago today, April II, 1858.
I think OF you In silence,
No one can see me weep;
But many silent tears are shed
While others are asleep.
A happy home we once enjoyed
How sweet the memory still:
But death has left q loneliness
The world can never MI,
HIS pEvQTLD WIFE, ELEN4Rl
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Thomas c. Buchanan, 81,
Former Chief of FPC

Thomas c. Buchanan, 81,
former chairman Of the Fed
eral Power Commission, died
yesterday at his home in
Beaver. Pa.
Mr.. Buchanan was appointed
to the FPC by President Tru-
man in 1948. The gas interests
bitterly opposed him. He was
not confirmed by the Senate
until June, 1949. but Mr.. Tru-
man kept him on the commits
sion with interim appoint
ments. He championed the
rights of utility consumers.
Committee Refused to Act
In 1852 the Senate Commerce
Committee refused to act on
the Presidents denomination of
Mr.. Buchanan. During the
hearings, Mr.. Buchanan was
supported by witnesses repre-
senting the National Farmers
Union. the Cooperative League
and the National Rural Elec-
trio Cooperative.
His critics complained that
Mr.. Buchanan's theories of
government and his actions as
a commissioner leaned toward
decentralization of power in
Washington.
He served on the FPC until
May, 1858, under another in
term appointment. Since then
he had practiced law in Beaver
County.
On State Commission
In 1886 he was named to the
old Pennsylvania Public Service
Commission. He created a new
utility code which broadened
regulatory powers. 1t was passed
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1910 and was defeated by
Leverett SaltonStall, now in the
United States Senate. by a little
more than 5000 votes. After
the war he ran for Lieutenant
Governor. and was defeated
again.
But two years later, In the
strong Democratic tide which
elected President Harry S Tru-
man on his own. Mr.. Dever was
swept into Office by $4,000
votes.
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TLAHARTY, GEORGE THOMAS. Sud-

denly. on Thursday. April 10, 1865.
a. oEo 5ssifeH TaoMA n;f rLa RAN
beloved husband Of Mary Ellen
Flaharty and brother Of Pearl, Mary,
Edward and Frederick p. Flaharty
and Mrs Ethel Albrecht,. Friends
NAV call at the DE Vol Funeral
Home. 1924 Wisconsin ave. NV.
April I2, az II am, 81 ST. Johns
Episcopal Church, 324O o st. NV.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery IL
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day, April s. 1855: ct Freedmen,s
Hospital, HELEN THOMAS DATES
OF l15I North Capitol St. beloved
daughter Of Fred Thomas, mother
of Edward and Fred Thomas. grand
mother Of Jacuueline Thomas, sister
OF william Thomas and dear friend
OF Walter Lee She also Is sur
yived by other relatives and friends.
The late Mrs Dates may be viewed
ct IS New York ave. ne. after 3
pm. Friday. April II. Mass will
be offered on Saturday. April IL, at
the HOLY Redeemer Church. 21O
New York ave. NV, at y am.
Services By Stewart. IL
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TEsTLER. MARGARET. On Thurs

dss s A Psi7 y 's ss MA re- RET
FEsTLER, beloved wife OF the late
Frank P. Festler and mother OF
Mrs. Walter Dilley, Ann K, Helen
T and August Festler. and Ed
Funeral from the James +. Ryan
Funeral Home, 317 Pa. ave. Sc,
REQUIEM mass at st. Francis Xavier
friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
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DAVIS, sALLIE LOVING. OF s5Os

DAVIS, sALLIE LOVING. OF B50S
Queens Chapel I'd. University Park,
Nd. on April 2, 1855, wife Of the
late Rev. John Vincent Davis. mother
Of Mrs. Sara z. Pridgen. She also
is survived by two grandchildren
and two great Serv-
ices ct Chambers Funeral Home,
1901 Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Md.
on Saturday, April II. at 3 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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FARMER. ENEZ 2. ON Thursday

FARMER. ENEZ z. On Thursday
April 10. 1858, at the District
General Hospital, INEZ E. FARMER
OF 1918 Eaton I'd Sc. devoted sister
OF Mrs Hattie Hughes, Mrs. Genevis
Lomax. Martha and Simuel Floyd
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing. q devoted nephew, Thomai
Floyd: three nieces. one other neph.
ew. aunts. uncles. other relative;
and many friends. Remains rest.
ing ct the John T. Rhines a. Co
where friends may call after
pm. Sunday, April 10 Funera
services on Monday, April 4, al
2 pm, at the Pilgrim Baptis
Church. 9TH and Eye SITS. ne. thu
Rev Charles W. Green of1ciatine
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
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April s, 1858. at his residence. 205S
31th At. NV, JOHN P. DELANEY.
uncle Of James Barrett of Weaver
vile. Calf: Francis McMannis OF
Of Wrangell, Alaska; brother i'm "
Of Mrs. Edward A Dacey Of Wash
ington, d. c. Friends may call At
the Birch Funeral Home. 3034 M
81. NV. Mass will be offered At
st. Matthews Cathedral, Rhode
Island ave. OF Connecticut ave
NV, on Saturday, April IL. at o
am. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene:
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MeK 1EIi LAURA E; on Tuesday

April s. 1865. LAURA Z. McKEI.,
WIN. She leaves eight daughters.
two sons. thirty-one grandchildren !.
nineteen great-grandchildren one
sister, fifteen nieces and nephews
snd 2 host Of other relatives and
Friday, April IL. friends may cali
az the Snowden Funeral Home, Rock
vile. Md. After 9 pm. friends
may call at the MalvGn & Schey.
Inc. Funeral Home. 424 r ct. NV.
Funeral services on Saturday, April
IL, at pm. at the Mount Pieasant
Baptist Church. 2ll Rhode Island
ave. NV. the Rev. Robert Ander-
son ofneiatins. Interment Norbeck.
ma. IL
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Ii25 Maryland ave. ne. on April
g. M hsSs % SEHthe chs Et Ms + c sGnn
niings. George w. and Frederick C.
Crickenberger. Prayers at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, SIT 18th st.
Sc, on Saturday, April l2. at s
pm. Services and interment on
Sunday, April 10, in Priddys Greek
Church Cemetery, Stoney Point, Va.
at 2.30 nm 10
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long illness. on April q. 1a5s ReA
mains at Chambers' Funeral Home.
3O72 M st. NV, where prayer sery.
ices VIII be held on Friday. April
II, at 500 pm. Funeral services
at the Russian Orthodox Church Of
81. John the Baptist. 18th and
shepherd SITS. NV, on Saturday,
April IL, at 3 pm. Contributions
may be made to the Building Fund
Of the church in memory of the
deceased in lieu Of other express
SONS OF rvmpathy. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. ii
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AprI J. H 1S5s, q P on d%ednes so!
New Hampshire ave. NV. Husband
OF the late Anna Tinsman Leary
and cousin Of Mrs. Katherine
Tveedy Of Perth Amboy. N. j.
services services a, az the 9; II, Hines Co.
on Saturday, April ~, ct sis
an. parking facilitiesl thence 10
81 Gabriels Catholic Church, 90
Grant circle NV. where the holy
sacrtfice OF the mess will be offered
at S:45 q m. for the repose Of his
soul. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. ii
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PEARSON. RACHAEL (RAEl. On
dence Hospital. RACHAEL eRAE1
PEARSON. wife Of William w. Pear
son and sister OF Edna 0ousha.
Richard II. and Neal r. Barrett
FUNERAL services at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1881 Good
HOPE I'd: Sc, on Saturday, April
III, ~ IL am. Interment Cedar
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day, April :. 1865. at the District
General Hospital. MARY VERNiCE
kYLES OF 1414-A Carrollburg pl.
Lawrence. She also leaves to mourn
their loss four nephews. other rela-
tives and many friends Remains
resting at the John T Rhines Co.
where friends may call after
pm. Friday. April II. and where
funeral services will be held on
Saturday. April 10. at IL am, the
Rev. B. H Whiting ofiiciating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Alabama ave. Sc, 10. 1-l372 4
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VEST. ARLEAsTER. On Wednesday.
April 9. 1858, at the District Cen
eral Hospital, ARLEASTER VEST
She Is survived by i've nieces,
three nephews, other relatives and
iriends After 5 pm. Friday, April
jenkins Funeral Home, 4S0l
Georgia ave. NV: thence to the
Northeast Holy Trinity Church, 7O9
18th St. ne. on Saturday. April 10,
az II m, where funeral services
VIII be held ct pm. Bishop Kent
T. Holmes ofiiciating. casket will
pc open after services Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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dence. 3O40 Cambridge ri. NV. on
April 8. 1865. husband Of the late
FANNIE L. Passeno, father Of Mrs
Nina 4. Mcknight. Mrs Susie p
Frank " Passeno. Dr.. Services ~
Chambers Funeral Home, 3O72 M
81. NV. on Saturday, April 70.
AZ am. Interment Cedar Hill
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DANIEL, BERNICE ROWE. On
wednesday. April Q. 1855. at the
Va. BERNicE ROVE DANIEL. wife
Of the late Ernest H. Daniel Of
bv 9 daughter. Mrs. Eleanor Daniel
Cook: q son, T. Humphrey Daniel.
r.. and four grandchildren Serv-
ices at Irvington, Va. at 10 am.
Friday. April IL. with tnterment
in National Memorial Park Gene
terry. Washington. D. c.. at ESQ
pm. Friday. April IL. IL
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HILIUN' EGGIE. Suddenly, on Thurs
8 N st. s.w., EGGIE HILTON. He
leaves to mourn their loss two sis
tiers, one brother, three nieces, Other
relatives and many friends. Ar.
ransements by the John 7, Rhines
Co. Funeral Home. 90l I'd st. s.w.
where friends may call after 1 pm
Sunday, April 10. Mass for the
repoSe of his soul will be celebrated
at st. Vincent de Paul Church,
day, April IA. at am. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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KAGEY. ALLEN n. on Thursday,
ALLEN ii. kx9EY p Of ssS9 Van tine rn:
St, Penn HIS. Pa, formerly Of
husband Of the late Marie Gwart-
ney Kagey. father Of Mrs. George
1. and Mrs. william H. Morse
Funeral services at H. Sampson, SO
day. April ~, at pm. Inter-
ment private. Please omit flowers
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SEEM STARS
with Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK (CNS)-Rieardo Lauds Lena-We
pleased punch the Ricardo Monalbon handled
interview pober John Wngate and especially the way
1.-The greatest woman even II she
IS the of the show Ricardo always taVorlte win Us
sked the question which inevitable to be asked
but faced it squarely and honestly CUES: Do you thhk
your role would receive less criticism in the lovenag
if Miss Horne not Negro? The actor MADE
plain he's Mexican and his native country there Is
thought of color and he feels to make love 10
Miss Horne great thing the stage and has never
thought what it would be like if she wasn't Negro
was an honest candid opinion and John Wngate who
had much trouble with abusive Churohl SOM managed
handle his end smoothly that the listeners were able
ashamed they thought anything more than en-
tertanment from those
Mahala Jackson the great gospel singer, has new
"Hes Got The Whole World In His Hands, for
Columbia. coupled with "And Didn't It Rain. There
few compare with this great lady But the sur
prise is Nat King Coles record: Looking Back. 1t
is sweeping the country It's ballad billed with off
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heat lyric and if there are any people left who aren't FANS
they'll fall in with this one.
Bv Eckstine fined $50 for speeding recently declares
oever AGAIN. He did everything but sing for the judge
and # was still $50 Chico Hamtons quartet doing good
thew 90 into Peacock Alley in St Louis in July.
NA@'
The Israeli government has asked Sammy Davis ir to
come over the weather fine since he's become serious
convert to Jdaisn . But Sammy has his troubles here
what with the Paree mxup at opening night and the
rmors FLYING rfting with his family and bride
50 the comic will stay in America and fill very busy
schedule Following "Anna Lucasta' Sammy goes right
into Porgy Bess" with letup. He says he's going
to be single state which friends and fans
have been pushing him into for many seasons.
Though Body Beautiful" apparent GER
ainly good musical closed last week and many
ed why News just that it took a $4,000 loss
and that's not 1t 90 performances after
a ryout of 3 weeks in Philadelphia.
Evelyn Robinson Sugar Rays sister, returned to the A
polio as M c. rock and roll show and all she got
comments her pretty gowns and figure Evelyn, who
loves show life needs in coordination that she
won't repeious she claims every act is the greatest
which all goes prove gettig up there and acting
like Alan Freed isn't easy it looks.