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LEWIS, GERTRUDE !. On SUNDAY

April &c, 1853 GERTRUDE l. s LEWIS
Of 2416 Hsmlin pl. ne, beloved
wife Of the late Ennis D. Lewis
mother Of Lyle L. Lewis, Mrs. Myrtle
v. Greene and Mrs. Evelyn @. Pea
Eugene Wright Of Fredericksbure
Va. Also survived by 8 grandchil.
dren and 2 great-grandchildren
Friends may call at Valleys Funeral
Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave. al
after 8 pm Funeral Services viii h.
held on Wednesday, April 20 al
pm, Relatives and friends invited
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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JOSEPH Z. Warren Lodge,
q No. 8, F. q A. NJ. will
N hold a special communica-
IN ton on Wednesday, April
MNMA 20, 1859, at 9:30 am, at
WNHN the temple, 1000 You st.
NN% NV, to arrange for Ma
W sonic services for our late
brother. JOSEPH Z, OAINOUS. Fu-
neral from the John Wesley A. M. E.
Zion Church, 14th and Coreoran SITS.
NV, at IL am. Ofiicers meet at
the temple. Members assemble at
'H' PREsToN l. sYRus. W. M
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rs, 1859, ETHEL FoWBLE, beloved
wife Of the late Luther H. Fowble
mother Of Viola Gibson Of Wash
ington, d, c.; George B. Beall Of
Naples, Fla: Ruth E. Schneider Of
Long Island. ~ r., and Marvin H
Of BENJAMIN Elms Of West Hyatts-
vile, Nd: William Elms OF St
Marys County, Nd, and Ruth e
Hardesty Of Martinsburg, W. Va
Also surviving are one great-great-
grandchiidi eight sreat-srsInldschil-
Mrs. Fowble rests at the w. K
Huntemann d. Son Funeral Home,
1892 Georgia ave. NV, where Serv-
ices will be held on Thursday, April
30 at 2:30 pm. Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Park
ing facilities in rear Of funeral
home.) 20
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DIEux. LION D. onloern and msm.

49, ssrs >. q RoicnSs Posl
s sSi saoSS laiot X / ~ y i a5'
Ssds LEON b DiEux, Re
mains resting at the
" y. 8. s n, Repose Room
Ford Bldg. Hospital. NationA
Honor Guard services will be held
at 8 pm. Tuesday, April rs.
GEORGE L, FORD, Commander.
JOSEPH F. DOoLEY, Adjutant.
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pIGGs. CHARLEs EnWAnn.

DIGGs, CHARLES EDWARD. on
m assIssSyes, fPEs n h lsSs eH 4 d
EDWARD pIoos. the beloved huS-
band Of Mrs. Margaret Yeney Digs,
son Of Mrs. Elizabeth Waters, god
father Of Eric Beccles and nephew
Of Mrs. Frances Ferguson. He
also is survived By three sisters
in-law, other relatives and friends.
Arrangements BY the William Spang-
Ter Funeral Home, 524 Sth ST. ne.
Notice Of funeral later.
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satIyday 7A ADE 5 I HSdsehIy y S SH
v Collins, i son H Of Ii the si late xvi" vii.
liam and Lizzie Collins, devoted hus-
band of Mrs. Josephine Collins,
beloved father of Mrs Florence
Murray, Mrs. Alice Bell, Mr.. James
v, Collins. jr: Mrs. Edna Wright
and Mrs. Dorothy Hargrove Also
Collins: three nieces, four nephews,
twelve grandchildren, FIVE great
grandchildren and a host Of other
relatives and friends. Friends may
call at the above residence after
d pm. Wednesday, April 30. where
services will be held at 10 am.
Thursday. April 80 Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. MONTGOMERY
Bros in charge ~
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GERARD, 1t. COL. ERWIN ", USA
GRAY ALICE r. On Sunday Anr,

81 1888. ALICE R; B H GRAY isY' 81 IL iG4 5
T st NV. sister Of Ellen Carpenter.
She also is survived by one niece.
four nephews and other relatives
and friends. After pm. Wednes-
day. April 30. friends are invited
to call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You st. NV. Funeral services and
interment will be held in Hanover
County, Va, on Thursday, April 80,
at / pm. 20
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HV tEetIred,. Mo On Moray Monday. Al Apiri ~ y,
near Baltimore, Nd, MAI. WILLIAM
A. HOWARD, UsMc 1retiredI, hus-
band Of the late Sara Wharton
IHowsrd; Fun.sr.s,l services, at g.
on Wednesday, April 30 at IL
noon. Interment Leesburg, Va.
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day, Aprii q. + 1853. 0 FRANCES Ai VIM IN,
CENT LAND Of 400 L st. NV.
She leaves to mourn their loss
one daughter, Lottie Jones: three
sisters, one brother and other rela-
after Su p MENUS Tnesdsy e1 hpri nay 81 cat
the Hoffman Funeral Home. 900
9Th St NV. Funeral services on
Wednesday. April 20, at pm,
at the above-named funeral home,
the Rev. Jesse Mccoy Hanson Of
ficiating. Interment Woodlawn Gem
etery. ARRANGEMENTS by the Rev.
Jesse Mccoy Hanson, formerly OF
St. Joseph's Funeral Home.
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BRADLEY, WAI5UF' c. tBkADI. SUD
denly, on Sunday April 70, 1859, o.
the Anne Arundel County Genera.
Hosnital, Annapolis, Nd. WATSON
c BRADLEY of 63S 18th st. Sc
the beloved son Of Mrs. Elsie Bradley
Bradley, washington. D. c. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st and Massachusetts, avn. ne.
VIII re services will be held on Thurs
day, April 80, al / pm. Interment
Arlinatnn National CemeterY %
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April Is, 1860. LEONARD }. BAIL
Church, Va, beloved husband of
the late Mary q. Bahlman and IA
3 Their OF William Selwyn and John H.
s Bahlman. Friends Ire invited TO
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A.. Pun
phrey, Bethesda - No services
Catholic Church, West Broad and
Spring sts., Falls Church, Va, where
requiem mass will be offered at
1918 am. lnterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. ~
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April "a. 1855. at Johns HOpEiSss.
!. EAcHO. beloved husband Of Julia
athsT 9e q James sSn q cf William Il HaG and
Edward NJ Eacho. brother Of Eve
Ign s. Quinn. Ruth W. Rust and
Charles A. -Eaeho. He also is sur
vived BY ave .grandsons. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
prayers will be said on Thursday.
April 80, at $40 am. Requiem
mass will be offered at st. Joseph's
Catholic Church, I'd and c SITS.
ne, at 8 am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. %
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ave. Sc, on April &C. 1859 iSS vile q
Frederick C. Craft, sister Of Leonard
Tagatz. GLADYS Radin and Barbara
Tompkins. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 517 1lth st Sc, on
interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IS
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BAHLMAN, LEONARD ]. Members OF
lsmrA Urell Camp, United Span
ish War Veterans, are noti-
'{<.1%N fed of the death on Sun
MHAHHM day, April 20, 1859, Of
NHtS&aNl our comrade, LEONARD J.
BAHLMAN, and are invited
to call at the Robert A.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 1867 Wis
eonsin ave, Bethesda. Nd. Services
at 1915 am. Wednesday. April
30, at st. James Catholic Church.
F Hnsre eHurRfnE uTEER. Commander.
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HOWARD, ROSE 2. The Senior Ladies
Sodality oi St. Benedict the Moor
their dear departed socialist, ROSE
z. HOWARD, tuesday, April 2S, $50
pm, at the Frazier Funeral Parlor,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
services Wednesday, April 20. 9 am.
mass at the st. Benedict Parish.
Father Connor, spiritual director.
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day ADrii q; 1859 Sat az the e. WASH nSR.
ington Hospital Center, PAUL A.
FORD Of zoos Columbia pike, Ar
lington, Va. beloved husband Of
Ford, brother of Mrs. Albert Kish
and Mrs. Carl Gartner, both Of
Connecticut, and Mrs. Mile Fryer
q BROOKLYN. N, x, and son Of
Murphy Funeral Home, 3524 CO.
lumbia pike Arlington, Va. park
ing in rear), from 8 pm. TO 5
pm. and from z pm. to o pm.
A requiem mass will be offered at
am. THURSDAY, April 80, at St.
Va. Notice Of interment later. 20
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Dratha

DAVIDSON. FRANCIS JAMES, Jr. On
w 8gnRhit Hospital Center nS FRkN.
CTS JAMES DAVIDSON ia Of
Fsith Henderson Davidson. father
o. Lfaaeis James payIdi,,SSn Es pa s snS
Miss Frances Davidson Maisps' both
cal after Il noon Tuesday, April
rs, at oawleris Chapel. 1850. Pa,
ave, NV where service, vi %
held on TnuIsday, April 30 .,,! a. =
Cemetery. Ais nssI&sas Va, '''':sS
DE NTTrs. JAMES MARANA. on
Monday. Ap5ii ~; 1923; JANIS y, pk
vile. NO be.ey sssi . husband and, q =,
Tyro o' and Albert BERN De s"' Nittis 'I ana "a
Yivsd By a Brother, Joseph De Nittis,
he oaseh Funeral Home, 4730
FAY sfaslmSre ave- ni hs:,.'Vi Asrl Ma 81
Fs ssTs ssr' SSiil w sC. e pH Is Sn
intermsnt Fort Lincoln csmsssry.
DIEUx. LEON D.. NRENCHYl. On
Saturday: Aprfl 20, 1882 a So walter &
DfEux Of q. 8. Soldiers Home, be-
loved husband Of Marie B Dleux,
father of Mrs Georgette Berg, Paul
L. and William J, Dieux. Friends
may call ct q, s. Soldiers Home
after. ! pm. Monday, April "a,
REQUIEM mass. Soldiers Home Chapel
on Wednesday. April 20. at am,
intern ent Arlington National
Cemetery. 2S
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Hc ~ 3D. Bose so5 E 2n E soG5%stXy sDF
ilO9 Ard st. ne. wife OF Turner
NJ howard, mother Of Mrs. Rose.
mary NJ. Blackwell, sister Of Eel
Taylor RS; Ida B. Stewart; Alex
other relatives and friends. also sur,
vive. After 4 pm Tuesday, Apri
%, friends are invited 70 call q
Frazier's Funeral Home, $3.50. Rhodl
Island ave NV. Mass will be SAID
Church. H sao sist ' q. ns SO az s.m
wednesday April 20. Intermeni
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. rs
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CLOS, 1T. COL. JEAN HENRI. UsA
i sSs!lFf f. con J 1SeSaf HENRI RPfr cLos
USA retired husband of Florence
Ryder Clos and father OF Jean
Henri Clos, IT.; Delavan c. Clos
and Mercedes c. Rogers. Services
private at the graveside. 20
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CORBIN, EDYTHE PATTEN On Mon.

day ApFI rn "A 1859 Is DPetSgs
BIN, beloved wife OF the late 1t.
Gen. Henry C.. Corbin, sister of
the late Mary, Josephine and Helen
Patten and the late Mrs. Augusta
Patten Glover She is sur
vived by two cousins, John ana Al
fred Ferrer Of San Francisco, Calf
Friends may call at Gawler' S
Chapel, 1855 Pa ave. NV. (courtesy
parking opposite) Mass will be
offered at St. Matthews Cathedral
Rhode Island and Connecticut ayes
NV, on Thursday, April 30, at
10 am. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. %
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Aprii 70, 1859, sTYIiiANos Lo 56fs
1DES, beloved husband of Aglia
Loukides and brother Of Anastosia N
0alants and Andraniki Parakilas
Friends may call at the W. W. Deai
Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia ave
NV Funeral from the st. Con.
stantine and Helen Church. Ais
20. at 1890 pm. Interment Glen.
wood Cemetery. Expressions Of sym.
pathy may be made to the above
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Dratha

Av ~ is BEE KaaL ). AUsTiN II b
Beloved husband Of virginia NJ
Austin and father Of Mrs. Nancy
He also Is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Katheryn M. crittenton, and
b six grandchildren. Relatives and
friends may call at the oasch Flu
neral Home, 1899 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md, until IL noon
Wednesday, April 20. Services at
day at / pm. Burial private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

HARDING, ANNIE NJ, on Sunday.
pltaI, ANNIE N. HARDING, wife Of
the late Charles Thomas Harding,
Srdinnaa.a r m2 Elmer p Hs Gaf5Is' MA
Dolores c Hunt o. JacksonYllie' Fla.i
Mrs. Emma 7. ehortsleeye and
Robert HaFdi2si sister q MS WI, VII
' n ssnsn on ru TSuTsd nS@'A pfii 49,
a $40 am. Requiem mass at
So, Patriek,s Church Al Q am.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment olenwood cemetery. 20
HARRIS, moss HENRY. On Thurs.
dayI April 25, 1859, Ross HENRY
HARRIS Of 5000 North l7th. rd.,
Asllnston & h BY Ms5v Of Rf Rsss1
Hs Nae A sso 0s sSTTTsS y b y' pSo
grandchildren, other relatives and
Hpsiio rs, 4irispd. are en- invited 5Ssdsaa z
SSahIll, e the Jarvis CHAPEL, 1852
iesS win be- hs ef's on 'uV %sdn.s sSsy,
Arlington National Cemetery SS'Ss
HAYcoCK. ROBERT EARLE, on sun
aosjpit 1PiH ROBERT 'g sARLED o s4T.
COCK Of 1901 Conn, Ave. NV.
Beloved husband nus6s q vIrgipia Ian Ian.
Earle, IT., Thomas 3 and William
II. Haycock. also survived BY his
father Robert L, Haycock and
sister Demanding, Haycock Matheney
neral Home. 3034 N ST. NV. after
3 BIN, Monday teourtesy parking
oppositel Funeral services 1t TT
Myer Chapel on wednesday, April
at pm Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Us
HAYC0CK, ROBERT Z. Members OF
q ! 1! /; | |
~ the Association OF the Old
AA est Inhabitants OF the Dis
services az FORT Myef Chapel At
1 pm, Wednesday, April 30
rfr1 N4fST0 4 WANU nVasiASnk
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PARKnsfonRE. Giebe Rd afkWHson BTvd.) O-OAOO
Prince Georges Plozo NsTs choes APpI.
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Handsome full size desk
with lined ook finish n 90
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legs, Shelves Matching l.
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100 ID. Chocolate Covered Asst. Nuts,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

parked car between Tom Ewell
and June Lockhart. If there is
an Emmy for one scene. and
there should be. here's the
winner. s
Director Ralph Bogart paced
and shot it beautifully. making
the most Of Ewell's magni-
ficently pliable face. The most
delicious touch: Ewell working
up Miss Lockhart's neck. picks
of an earring.
Ewell. guess. has been too
busy ON Broadway and in
Hollywood to do much TV, but
he really ought to do more. A
medium in which the closeup
is so vital should be this
talented fellows oyster. pro-
vided. Of course. he has help
from the writer.
He got it last night. Louis
Pelletier's play had a fresh
concept, even il the details
lacked inventiveness. Peiletier
used the idea Of q corporations
sales staff taking q 1O-week
liberal arts course on a college
campus. but couldn't work it
out except with such stock
characters as a playboy sales
man (Ewell) a faculty spinster
Uockhart) q burlesque cutie
(Roxanf1e Arlen) and the in
evitable rival for general sales
manager.
The scenes were solidily set
up, however, and some Of the
dialogue sparkled. Ewell, to be
sure. added the punctuation
marks.
PS. Martha Raye and Milton
Berle were funny last night
too, on Millions Show-but 1t
was Ewell's night to shine.
TV Reflections:
George Gobel kept up with
Pat Munsel's vocal hippety-
hops in their amusing duet
Tuesday (WRC-D and / would
have laughed much harder ex-
cept that / kept remembering
this was his last show.
George isn't tCdSting GDy
time NTH postmortems >. He
opens in Las Vegas FrtdGy.
plays four Deeks at the Wal
dort beginning May 4. and
tdllyho to London to star in ttOo
ComGlco produced shotDs on
the commercial British net
fDork.
Naked City TUESDAY, ABC-
! y featured a yarn about the
numbers racket with ex-Wash-
4 ingtonian. Ross Martin, star
ring. :. So many people played
the number mentioned in the
story, the bookies cut 1t to an
all-time low yesterday only
100 to one! Note: And In
the drama Ross was paid OF
In counterfeit money!
The click Of Garry MOOre's
CBS-9 show-Sue Carson
Her poem, about the girl who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

Her on Fridays, at 7:30 O'Clock.
One Of MICS new fall shows.
It was announced yesterday.
viii be an MGM package en-
titled Jeopardy. The one
hour suspense series, which will
be biased on actual stories Of
persons who have found them
selves without warning in some
form Of jeopardy" viii be writ
ten by the husband-and-wife
team Of Andrew and Virginia
Stone.
Note: The shooting ipiil be
done entirely on location. not
IN studios.
The CBS-radio news-making
series. Capitol Cloakroom, be-
gins its 18th year on the air
March rs.
Trying to beat champ Sonia
Goldberg ($1.396 on Milt
Ford's It's In The Name quizzer
tonight (WTTG-5) win be
Mrs. Mary Smith. Of Arlington;
John Rosenthal, Of Chevy
Chase. and Mrs. Sylvia Casey,
Of Rockville.
Director John Frankenhei-
mer, Of Playhouse eos "For
Whom the Bell Tolls" produc-
ton tonight, advises viewers:
Don't watch the scenery.
It's there only because It's the
proper setting for this beauti-
full story. Keep your eyes on
the people. the human beings
who are involved In this story
Of life and love and DEATH"
Production cost item: For
the celebrated sleeping bag
love scene. which was taped.
Frankenheimer's boss. producer
Fred Coe, shipped in a half-ton
OF real snow tcoSt $SOOD 10 De
melted Of the pine trees and
on the ground around costars
Jason Robards and Maria
Schell.
Mailbag: w. B. F., writing
for "old-timers who still use
radio now and then for news"
asks:
docs every other item hare
to be sponsored or alternate
sponsored to break epen? .
Is this trend liable to opertdke
uideo?"
Qt's SOP. on most stations.
I fear. Sometimes, watching
the triple TV spots, ] suspect
video has already been over.
taken.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

saw all Of Annie Sheridan's
pictures, Is a comedy classic.
Don Porter's addition to the
Ann Sothern cast Monday may
help. but / think I'd rather see
a series on the Calcutta Bark
ley. starring Ernest Truck.
\
On The Run:
Effective May !. CHS will
start Rawhide a half-hour ear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
Irish Eurl Visits
National Arboretum

The Earl Of Rose. Ireland.
in washington on a three-day
visit. yesterday visited the Ma
tional Arboretum here with his
Washington hostess. Mrs.
George A. Garrett, wife Of the
former Ambassador to Ireland.
A noted horticulturist. he
specializes In camellias and
rare woody plants on his estate
at Birr Castle In Ireland. He
was particularly interested In
displays Of those plants ut the
arboretum.
The earl is here ON behalf
Of Trinity College, Dublin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
ON THE AIR
Sign Thot Man
EweII-PIeose!
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Rarer than sponsors renewal these days Tv maybe
rarer is an expert comedy performance.
The United States Steel Hour disappointment all year
in all leagues. up with beaut last night (WToP-s
and I'm still laughing. =
Particularly over that delicious dizzy scene in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

Springfield Woods is conveniently focoted
in Springfield, Va Toke Shirley Highway
to Fronconio Road exit !. turn left on
Fronconio Rood and proceed about Va
mile to Springfield Woods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

Six new models are being
offered by the Yeonas De-
velopment Corp. this fall in
its Vienna Woods community,
The firm. headed by Ste
phen @. Yeonas. has been
building in Vienna Woods for
almost nine years and has
completed some 1000 homes
there. An eventual total Of
1900 is projected for the de-
velopment.
Designed by Architect Al
len J. Dickey. this years
models are at Frederick
street and Kingsley road.
Vienna. Included are four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
Yeonos Firm Shows
Vienna Woods Entry

one-story homes, q bi-level
and q split-foyer design.
Mr.. Yeonas said. in dis
cussing the homes:
This year we're proudly
presenting six new models
with q host Of features. We
cordially invite you to visit
this newest section Of Vienna
Woods to see and compare
them"
Directions to reach, as
supplied by the builder. are:
Cross Chain Bridge. take
Route 1913 to Vienna. Left at
Courthouse road. left at
Ware street, left at Kingsley
road to model homes.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-07
Distressed Woman Bank Bandit Is Glad It's Over

CLEVELAND, LR - "Thank God it's over. I'm so tired of waiting"
 That summed up the feeling of Alma Helen Stevens, 26, object of nationwide search as the woman accomplice of man who killed himself in a bizarre but futile bank holdup here two weeks ago.
 She was arrested by two pa- trolmen Tuesday night in an East side rooming house on tip that a man and a woman were having a loud argument and disturbing other occupants.
 Mrs. Stevens told detectives she was forced to remain in Cleve- land since the day of the robbery attempt because she was broke The first two days she slept under bridge, not more than a mile from where the getaway car was abandoned. Mrs. Stevens said she lived in the rooming house with a 39-year- man since the third day of her flight.
 T saw my picture on TV once and was afraid to go out of the house." she told detectives.
 Mrs. Stevens had sped from a Cleveland Trust Go. branch Sep tember 23 in a getaway car. She had been waiting for William Ans ley, 30, who was trapped inside the bank by 200 law enforcement officers who poured tear gas into the building through windows Ansley killed himself during the one-hour siege.
 Ansley and Mrs. Stevens had driven to the bank after an early morning stop at the home of the bank manager, Herbert Fox. There they tied up Fox's wife and two daughters. A phony bomb was left ticking in the house. The family was able to escape from their bonds and alert police.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-07
II Alaska High Schoolers Vie for Top Scholarships

EVANSTON, H., R - Alaska placed II of it's high school stu dents among the 10000 semifinal- ists in the competition for the 1860 National Merit Scholarships.
 The semifinaists, announced today, were selected from among some 550,0O0 juniors and seniors in 14,50O high schols, who took the National Merit Scholarship qualifying test last spring.
 Finalists will be selected from the results of another test to be given December 5 in testing cen ters throughout the United States.
 They will be eligible for four year merit scholarships, which average about $730 year. Grants are given upon the basis of need of each individual student and may reach a maximum of $500 yearly.
 The Alaska semifnalists and their high schools were:
 Anchorage - Roy B. Evans, Janet A. Martin and Pauline J. Reed.
 Fairbanks - Jimmy l.. Jones.
 Juneau IT Larry l.. Langdon, John J. Lewallen, George c. Me Curry and Matchen A. Polling.
 Kodiak - Norman E. Smith.
 Sitka " Linda M. Delaney and Patrick R. Pearl.