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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
Methodists Increased
By 10000 In Crusade

Paul +. Gates Of Middletown
Ohio, a junior Spanish major al
Ohio University in Athens. was
recently awarded a $1,000 schol.
arShip as state winner in the
Underwood Corporations 1858
nationwide Golden. Touch Con.
test.
The scholarship recipient had
10 write in IS words or less
how a portable typewriter could
help me improve M school.
work, and complete. in IS ~or,is
OF less, the statement. 4 have
tried Underwood Goldcn-To,ch
and | like II because
Open 10 seileSe. high school
and junior school sfvdenss Ito.
ing IN the - states and w.,h.
inSton. o. c. the soufess "a,
designed - encourage sresser
sfvdeni interest IN ADVANCES
edvesiioa. a nssionsI winc.r
and = state winner "a, Mama
~ each ~ ire three esseoo,;s,
One Of 10 children Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert L Gates Paul i i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
BY ROBBIE L. cRUMP
SECOND EVERGREEN NEWS

The pastor and members 81
he Second Evergreen Baptist
Church. 100 McldrUm. wishes TO
thank all those who helped 10
make the Third Anniversary Of
the church success.
The meeting came 10 climax
list SUNDAY 4, which t.mc King
and Queen were crowned They
we're Mrs Annie l. Simpson.
crowned queen. and Deacon
Godfrey Little who was crowned
king Rev Il II DunSon is pas
ter
Mrs ESSic VI Duncan. wife OF
hc pastor Of Second Evergreen.
was rushed 10 the Martin Place
liospiial on SUNDAY morning
April %. She will undergo sur.
sery there on Tuesday, May 5
She is in room 2Ol. Mrs. Bette
Burke. reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09

tive ~ campus life. He is vice.
president Of the university chap
ter Of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraier.
NIFTY and a member Of the band
and the tennis and track teams
he presently holds the university
record Z for the high jump. The
scholarship Winner has an accu.
mula'ive academic average Of 2.7.
Gates first purchase after re.
0eiNins the award was an Under.
Woo portable with an in,erna.
ucnal keyboard he had written
ms winning essay on a borrowed
Underwood typewriter. The stale
~ianer intends TO do postcard.
s ~. work al the University Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
BY Court Reporter

frcd Douglas. 30. Of 1886 Car
ten. was found guilty of assault
and battery last week on the
complaint OF his common-law
wife. Mrs. Matte Lee Jones, 30
Of 1886 Cartcn. and sentenced IL
10 days in the House of Corrcc'
ton by Recorders Judge John
4 Ricca.
Mrs. Jones accused Douglas OF
heating her about the face and
body with his fists and threaten.
ing her with a knife. during an
argument over their two minor
children
julius Lee. 80. address un.
5 known was convicted of assault
irs friend and sentenced TO 80
da>s in the House of Correction
Police SAID Lee was beating
h'S wtr whom Napolcan Paul.
40. Of S947 Greeley. amoniShcd
HIN. stains lou should be
ashamed TO beat your wife like
that
Police said Lee Slucscd Paul
beside Of the head with base
ball bat In the assault, one of
his eyes were closed and 81
stitches were required 10 close
The wounds
Lee Was sentenced by Record
crS judge John y Roca
LEROY Thomas. rs. Of 1923
clements. MAS sentenced 10 ) 10
Il wears IN prison last week by
Recorders judge Elvln l. DaNen
port
Thomas pleaded guilty 10 as
>au.,ins RcScNin- Hospital
nurse IN her home last January
Jonas Co,l> IS Of eos Brew
>,cr Mss aifr>lcG lA,i wees ano
CHARGED N..h >ewp.c larceny on
Scnp,ar, of KS lAMd,ady Mrs
NFN Cr,tr 81
Police ss,6 Cody sold Mrs
Cctcr lab.c model radio tor
= lie .A,sr s.o.c the radio back
t.sn as anDl.,;s ..si pAwncG
arcn.cr Fra..cr Is ci 26SS
Ettn,ar was arrested asst wees
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
UNI Seeks Funds
For Atomic Study

ANN ARBOR - The CniyCr.
So Of Michigan mas launhced =
campaign 10 raise tWo million
cellars from private sources for
lis WorldfamouS research pr0-
Jet on the peaceful uses u
atomic energy
The project is the Phoenix
Atomic RcScarch Program Il vas
begun 10 years sgo as q memo
rial 10 University staff members
aud students who died in World
War II
To-Day. Phoenix IS known in
icrnssicnslly fer rs efforts 70
Use s,eu,is energy 10 help man.
rather than destroy him.
With IS million contributed
by alumni. students. industry and
other friends 0t The I'm. Phoc.
nix has built the nation 5 most
powerful college naCicar rcsctor.
has made possible the largest
program IN nuclcar enginccrirsg
AZ any collcgc. has advised other
countries IN setting up atomic
research programs. and rs
spawned many important IL
search discoveries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09

The Wayne State Univer-
Sity Theatre will continue its
final play of the season. "A
Midsummer Nights Dream,
through this weekend.
Performances are planned
for $50 pm. Thursday
through Saturday, May Z. 8
and 3. Tickets at $1.35 are
Available at the WSU Ticket
Officea4n the Student Center.
at Grinnell'S and at the Al
lied Travel Service in Wind
SOr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09

PITS Bennett \ Turfe. clarinet,
Nill Wise. trombone. and David
Antrv. bass horn. VIII soon join
x S,h Division Band for eight
iays TO participate IN a flower
fcstiva. scheduled for Bad krcuz-
l.sch, Ger.n.ny'
Before crlcr.ns service. VIII
waS an a,t.Ne member of the
\cw Nj 2.on Baptist Church,
Mack Al Chcnc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
WARREN AVENUE BAPTIST
FOLDS INSTITUTE

The Educational Committee of
he Warren Avenue Baptist
Church. + Warren at Rivard is
conducting an institute each Mon
lay NIGHT at $50 pm Members
from The various churches are
invited TO attend Mrs NeElla
,rcNc,i is chairman. Rev, w. r.
Matthews. pastor and teacher.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
Rampions Pres. Dr.. AIonlo 6
Moron. Oilers RESIGNATION

Hampton. Va. - Hampton
Institutes board of trustees.
meeting on the campus last
week. decided to table until
the summer further conSid-
Grafton Of the offer TO resign
made BY the Colleges preSi-
dent. DR.. AlonZo G. Moron.
Board member DR.. Frank
p. Graham. former president
OF the University Of North
Carolina. was elected TO head
a special committee Of the
board which will study the
ouestionSai nv olved The
group is expected TO report
this summer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
Or. W. R. 4ANsY AoNoRsp

The Role of The Pastor in the
Christian Church was he theme
used when the members Of the
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
observed its pastors REV W r
lianeySl 18th anniversary. which
closed last SUNDAY
Churches and pastors partici-
patins were: Rev L. W Craig
and the Greater New MI Mo
riah Baptist Church. Rev. J. Z.
King and Gospel Temple, Rev.
Z W.aWalion and First Mission
AIRY Baptist. lnkstcr.
Ministers presiding were: RcvS
Z B Black. J W. Fields and
Joseph Williams
MlSircSSeS of ceremonies were
Mrs Annie Mayficld, Julia Greer
and Nidelia Symonctic other
participants were Miss Mllfor.
dean LuSier. Mrs Ann Rhodes
Mrs Edna Freeman. Mrs Matte
Williams Jodi Marzc,i Elizabeth
S-slcSion Shirley Ross. RUBY
Peterson. Bette Robinson p NJ.
jefferson Mary Thomas Doro.
ny Warner Clarence J. Allen.
Committee chairman and CO.
hartman Deacon Robert John
son Matte Williams and Edna
Freeman.
ON the fourth SUNDAY nishi
The committee and members pre-.
,Cn,cd a pascant. "Chrlsilanii,
n q CRISIS edited and ARRANGED
y Mrs Rosa l. kimp. Of Flint,
Michigan The Christian Church
Nas presented 10y Betty Robin
cn
The New Age. Freedom was
represented by Ella Mae Rich
ardson SoloiSiS were Bcssi,
ashes. Mary Thomas. Theodor,
lowers and Myrtle KinSlcy.
lAc.llc Alexander Ct the lie
Day Avenue Baptist Church wa:
Harralor Director was Georgls
olllus and co-dircctor. Ann
Nhnl,>>
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
Court Nesz,s

checks without a bank account
Police said Mrs. Underwood
cashcd a 500 check in down
town department store March 10
There are thirteen additional
checks passed by Mrs Under
wood which amount TO $5ll.7I.
James Girardin. 81. of 2l43l
IIighvicw. Clinton Township. was
arrested last week and charged
with making false statements 10
Obtain unemployment compcnsa-
ticn checks. He drew So L. while
having an earning of 034
during the same period.
A proWlcr was shot and crit
cally wounded last week when
nc tried to escape from 4 police
fiiccr who spotted him IN
rccn'S Deep South Barbecue,
,l52 Gratici
Robert Beavers. A. cf Sla6
pulford is IN ReceNins Hospital
siih a bullet wound Of the back
md abdomen lie WAS shot by
patrolman Charles Jackson. who
said he saw Beavers behind The
counter IN the closed restaurant
Beavers was shM when he al
empied TO escap, .igvu-n a rear
door OF The establishment
Ms JoAnn Marshall IS. and
Ter common law husband Fred
s. of al W Euclid were held
irl4. on The charges of first
;esrcc murder last week on cN
imitation IN Recorders Court
5sforc Recorders Judge Paul f
NrauSc
The charges crew out Of the
'Aial April S,h Stahbins Of John
i Rcld - trucking firm
NccullNc
Mrs Clcmcnican r KNIGHT
= ol SuS6 Rucdlsalc Court was
,vcd on TWO NearS probation
Nth The f.r>, 80 days in The
,ou>c o. Correction las; week
Ger plead.ns guilty % contrib
tine to ncslec, Of minors
Police SAID Mrs knight ahan.
toned her three children over.
l,eh, IN 4 downtown welfare Of
sc April i
The children are in custody Of
heir father while the court de
crm.rcs whether TO declare
hem wards oi The court
Robert X Dine. p. Of l94li
o,cniry pleaded guilty last
sex 10 >layins man he mis-
ook iar his c>iranged witc's
osircnd
The >lt,m was Fred Mckin.
cy SIS Of 100 r Nevada
po.cc sand Dine shot Mckin
ICY Feb 4ih after finding him
q HIS VIE home al 6267 Edwin
Later Dine discovered that Nc
Kinney was with another woman,
MS w,fe's friend, who fled
hroush I window
pinc Viii be sentenced MAY
g hy Recorders ludsc Joseph
Gilhs on the charges Of see
ma decree murder and faces up
D n lr rrlSOn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
ax IAMEs ALFRED BuTLER

Benjamin Taylor, oil rershihs'
was one Of the winners in the an
nual Michigan High School Fo'
rcnsic Association competition.
Cass, Central. DENLY, Eastern
northeastern. Osborn and Per
shing High Schools will take
rari in the annual East Side
Band Festival to be held Tues
day evening in the Pershins au'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09

LADY CAMILLE
A joint Spring Dance and
Beauty Panorama will be held at
the Lodge Local Hall on Joseph
Campau in Hamtramck. at 900
pm. Friday, May 9th. given by
the Lady Camille Temple Music
by Horace Sneed's band Dt Mar.
iorie Nelson and Quincy Lamp
ley are co-shalrmen. Nelis j..
Saunders. DIT Ruler
Gregory Roland of Monterey
ST. went to camp along with
ether Boy Scouts and their Scout
Masters. They stayed Saturday
and SUNDAY They were accom-
panied by MIR, Gary and Mir.
Person.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
COOKS
CORNER
BY LUCILLE o. COOK
ORDAINED

BY LUCILLE .. COOK
ORDAINED
Miss Margaret Ward. church
clerk of New Prospect, stated that
al beautiful and touching cere.
mony. William Green was or.
dained. On hand for the ordina.
ton were Rev. T. c. Spahn, Rev.
c. B. Heath, Rev. w. n. Mat.
thews and Rev. u. S. ,6oldsby,
all members of the Progressive
District Association. .
Rev. Goldsby preached the SER
mon.
Rev and Mrs. Green, parents
Of the ordained, were congratu.
lated by all. .4
The Mothers Day program
sponsored by New Prospects
Choir No 2. will hold their pro-
,rogra mchairman, and Laura
Jones, president. Rev. c. b. Heath
is pastor.
gram at 7:30. Mildred Woods is
PLYMOUTH YOUTH MOST
The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship
Group Of Plymouth Congress-
tional Church we're host to SO
youth from the Junior Pilgrim
Fellowship group OF the Congre.
gational Church. Fort Wayne, In
diana. Sunday. May End,
Six adults accompanied the
Youngsters to Detroit. Aftef lunch
the combined group went to
Greenfield Village and then to
Canada. Local parents psrticipst.
ing in the affair were Mrs.
George Cathcart. general chair.
man: Mrs. Sidney Barthwcil. Mrs.
Garnctte Ice. Mrs. Mildred Green,
Mrs. Yancey Baglcy. Mrs. Wen.
dell Cox led the worship service.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
DR.. G. A. Long, pastor OF
Greater Mt. Tabor announced
that instead of the usual Moth
er's Day program he would pre-.
sent TO his congregation Sunday,
May 10th. a Parent Day Sermon
which will be Honor Thy Faith.
or And Mother"
The public is invited.
BAR 3 CUE RIBS q CHICKEN
Rev Amanda Twinc. public
relations of First Church OF the
Freedom reported that dinners
will be served every Friday and
Saturday at the church, located
at l0l5l kcrchcval at Hulburt.
This special program is being
put on for their Radio Drive.
Bring your family out for din.
ner For delivery service call
VA. 1929.
Altar Service will be on Friday
at $50. Sunday School starts al
$50 Sunday morning and wor.
ship at HOO, and the evening
period at $50.
The public is invited.
Rev. Ike Simpson is pastor.
NEW ST. PETERS
Rev. J. A. Powc. pastor Of New
ST. Peters Baptist Church, locat
cd at 1923 18th, stated today that
he was very pleased with the pro-
greSS Of New ST. Peters and hope
the members and friends would
continue TO cooperate in the fu.
ture as in the past.
Sunday School begins at $50
and Worship at HOO. The BYPU
Is at 600 in the evening.
The public is invited.
STATEMENT FROM EBENEzER
Rev. L. Grant Nixon, assistant
pastor of Ebenezer AME, an
nounced today that plans arc un'
derway for the Missionary Quad
rennial. This year the meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
TO HOLLY SPRINGS. MISS.

Mr. Charlie Butler Of BayliS
street. has returned from Holly
Springs. Miss where he visited
his mother. Mrs Willie Butler
He reported an enjoyable stay
there
Mr. Butler also brought US
unconfrmed reports that the
hist College and Mississippi In.
6ustrial College are scheduled to
mcr.c. Both colleges have clubs
III this city. and wei tell YOU
more about it after the meeting
Cf the Methodist Conference
* hcdulcd to be held the last
week in May
Congratulations TO Mr. and
Mrs. Laws of Sturtevvant. They
are the proud parents of darl-
ing baby daughter. Mrs. Laws, the
former Lille Washington, is a
teacher at the Lewis Business
College.
Happy to know that Mrs. Car.
ric Anderson, president of the
Is NJ and r State MatronS, has
recovered from a serious illness.
Mrs. Doris Harrison of +. ST.
Louis, Ill. is visiting her cousin.
the George Thomases, of MI
Vernon. She is also a cousin TO
this writer. We enjoyed having
her at dinner Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
NEW PROSPECT movRns

NEW PROSPECT MouRNs
Mr.. Lester Price. Sunday
School Superintendent Of New
Prospect Baptist Church was
killed Saturday morning May !
IN an auto and truck collision
Deacon Price was enroutc 70
a Founders Day Celebration a.
A 4 NJ College In Huntsville.
Ala. Two other members ridlns
with Deacon Price were also
killed.
The driver Of the truck sur
Tered minor injuries
Prayeras and condolences ars
being sent TO the bcreaved fam
ny Less than two years see
Mr.. and Mrs. Prices only son
died suddenly. Deacon Price y
survived BY his wife. one dtusf
ter Gloria. mother and a hcA
81 relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

DR.. G. a. Long, pastor OF
Greater Mt. Tabor announced
that instead Of the usual Moth
er's Day program he would pre-.
sent TO his congregation Sunday,
May 10th. a Parent Day Sermon
which will be Honor Thy Faith.
er And Mother"
The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
NEW ST. PETERS
STATEMENT FROM sBENEzER

STATEMENT FROM EBENEzER
Rev. L. Grant Nixon. assistant
pastor of Ebenezer AME, an
nounced today that plans arc I'M
derway for the Missionary Quad
rennial. This year the meeting
will be held in July at Ebcne'
ger in Detroit More than 1000
delegates are expected to attend
from many states. There will be
more information on this affair
later.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Harold Zirkin, 54,
Native of District,
Fur Firm Official

Harold zirkin, 81, secretary
treasurer of H. Zirkin and Sons,
Washington furriers, died yes
terday in Suburban Hospital
of a heart attack he suffered
while playing golf at the Wood
mont Country Club.
Mr.. zirkin, a native of Wash
ington was active in business
and civic affairs of the District.
He was vice president of the
Optimist Club and for many
years worked in Boy Scout ac-
tivities.
Besides his wife, Frances, of
the home address, 31OO Brandy
wine street NV, he leaves a
daughter, Lisa, and a son,
Harold, jr.. also of the home
address; a brother, Dewey Zir-
kin, president of the fur COM
pany, and two sisters, Mrs. Ida
Beatus of New York and Mrs
Frank Dyer of 1925 Underwood
street NV.
Services will be at 10 am
Wednesday in Gawler's Funeral
Home, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
The family suggests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to a
charity.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Mrs. J. J. Burreto;
Husband Founded
Advertising Firm

Mrs. Marie Louise Kemp Bar
reto, 81, widow Of John Joseph
Barreto, Richmond advertis-
ing executive, died yesterday in
New Orleans at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Clay Drewry
Blair, sr.
The daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon I. Kemp
OF Baltimore, Mrs. Barreto had
lived in Richmond and New
York. Her husband helped
found the Richmond advertis-
ing firm of Cecil, Barreto g.
Cecil.
A son, John j. Barreto. jr..
was killed in World War II
while serving aboard the U.S.S.
Franklin.
In addition to Mrs. Blair.
Mrs. Barreto leaves two daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hol-
brooke of New Orleans and
Mrs. Robert Becker Phillips of
Middleburg, Va. Mrs. Phillips
and her husband are Star con-
tributing writer's.
She is also survived by a
brother, James w. Kemp of
Baltimore, 10 grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren. A
grandson, Clay D. Blair, jr., of
Kenwood, is Washington asso-
ciate editor of the Saturday
Evening Post.
A requim mass will be Of
fered in Baltimore's st. Igna-.
titus Church at 10 am. Wednes-
day. Burial will be in Cathe-
dral Cemetery there.
Evening star., 1959-12-28

L. Requa, a Californian and
friend Of Herbert Hoover.
When Mr.. Hoover became
food administrator, he told Mr..
Requa he needed a man who
could be his eyes and ears in
the new role he would be play
ing. He wanted someone who
could see sharply, hear quickly,
walk warily, report accurately
and-above all-be faithful to
a friendship.
Mr.. Requa recommended Mr..
Richey. After a 15-minute in
terview, Mr.. Hoover hired him.
Invaluable Aide
The qualities that had made
him a great investigator helped
make him invaluable to Mr..
Hoover. He was able to ex-
pose corruption and to pro-
mote the causes Mr.. Hoover
favored.
Contact with Government
people and politicians, COM
bined with his earlier dealings
with counterfeiters, minstrels,
explorers, bankers, magazine
muckrakers, yeggmen and re-
petitiVe voters at the Chicago,
polls, gave him one of the most
varied careers in the country.
1t was said people were al
ways asking Larry Richey to
manage things for them-their
gold mines, their magazines,
their insurance endeavors. On
the way to a successful per-
Sonal business career himself
when he met Mr.. Hoover, Mr..
Richey ever after turned a deaf
ear to private offers in order to
serve his chief"
An ardent sportsman and
fisherman, Mr.. Richey was a
life member of the Outdoor
Writers Of America. He also
was an honorary member of
the Corinthian Yacht Club and
belonged to the National Press
Club.
Mrs. Richey died in 1880.
Mr.. Richey lived at 1901 Six
teenth street NV.
Services will be held at 1P
am. tomorrow in Gawler's
chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Lawrence RicheyDies,
Herbert Hoover Friend

Lawrence Richey, "a, former
secretary and longtime personal
friend Of Herbert Hoover, died
yesterday while en- route here
by plane from New York after
spending the Christmas holiday
with the former President.
1t was an annual custom for
the two friends to spend the
holiday together.
Mr.. Richey was aboard an
American Air Lines plane en-
route from Newark to WASH
ington. Flight attendants were
unable to arouse him when his
plane landed. Mr.. Richey had
suffered previously from heart
trouble.
; Informed of Mr.. Richey's
death, Mr.. Hoover said:
Lawrence Richey has worked
with me since 1917. He spent
the Christmas holidays with me.
He left here this afternoon in
good spirits. He was a loyal
friend and a devoted public
servant; a man who had the
respect of thousands of friends
for his probity and his de-
votion to his country"
Mr.. Richey was assistant Of
flee manager Of the United
States Food Administration in
1918 when Mr.. Hoover was
the food administrator. For the
next 10 years, Mr.. Richey was
special assistant to Mr.. Hoover
and became his secretary when
Mr.. Hoover was elected Presi-
dent in 1928.
In recent years, Mr.. Richey
was assistant curator of the
Hoover War Library at STAN
ford University and also as
sistant to the chairman of the
Hoover Commission.
Began Career at l6
Born in Harrisburg, Pa, Mr..
Richey was educated in the
public schools of Philadelphia
He began his Government ca
reer at the age of 16 as a Sec
ret service agent with the
Treasury Department, working
there from 1901 to 1909. He later
was on the staff of Everybody's
Magazine from 1909 to 1912,
and also did special magazine
and newspaper work.
A writer described Mr.. Richey
as the very core and marrow
OF Mr.. Hoover's activities"
shortly after the Hoover Ad-
ministration began. In a way,
it was said, he was the mystery
man" of the administration.
One Of three secretaries, he
did not have a specific area of
activity assigned to him. Yet
he had two qualities that
were invaluable to the Presi-
dent-he was a dynamo and
a well. He got things done
and he kept a confidence.
Mr.. Richey was in the insur-
ance business when Mr.. Hoover
met him in 1917, working to
get better municipal legislation
and police action against
theftS of automobiles.
Managed Police Inquiry
Earlier. in 1912, he had been
the manager of an inquiry by
the Civil Service Commission
of Chicago into Chicago Police
Department methods and re-
suits. His effective Investigation
eliminated many corrupt police
officials. Mr.. Richey then was
only q years old.
His Chicago police exposures
attracted the attention of Mark
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Darn of Chunks

JOHNSON. II. JEROME. The family
sof the late JEROME II. JOHNSON
wishes to express their deepest ap-
-pTectation TO our many friends and
utee. cards and other expressions
@ sympathy shown during our re-
: THE JOHNSON FAMILY 2s
Evening star., 1959-12-28
CEMETERY LOTS

z BURIAL LOTS in Calvary Memorial
Park. Catholic Cemetery. ia, 7-2O65
rs
DESIRABLE SITES. adjoining Ma
tional Memorial Park. Fairfax, Va,
S9S0 10. 2-3927. 20
Evening star., 1959-12-28
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

J. William Lee'o Sons Co.
I, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4tn 81 ano Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
Evening star., 1959-12-28
SLAUGHTER, HELEN nENIsr

T'naEh' HELEN DENISE. On
1 upe1Saay, December 22, 1853,
HELEN HELEN DENISE SLAUGHTER. be-.
Slaughter Of 1918 Columbia st nv
Sne also is survived BY other
relatives and friends. After n m
Monday, December %, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1432 You st. NV Mass will be
offered on Tuesday, December ag.
az ~. Augustines Catholic Church
~ am lnterment Arlington Ma
Evening star., 1959-12-28
SIMMONS. JULIA A ON rhn..a.

December a, 1s5s. JULIA H A1ursdSy. q siMy..
oi aoFs fSe Il Hate % wSfIisu GHs St n,g;. VIE
and sister Of Phillip s., Lsfayette'
Lloyd G., Arminta, Florence, Ella
and Queene E, McNeili mother OF
Henry G, and Leila + Simmons.
Many other relatives and friends
also survive. After 4 pm Monday
December 2S. friends may cali at
the Frazier. Funeral Home, $50
Rhode Island ave. NV, where serV-
ices VIII be held on Tuesday. De-
Semper 20 at l2 noon, the Rev
=, A., Moore oflciating. Intermenf
WoooIawn Cemetery. 2S
Evening star., 1959-12-28

ROSE, WILLIAM SEBASTIAN. On
Sunday. December %, feba WI
LIAM SEBASTIAN ROSE Of TiL f76s
Frankfort st. Sc. devoted husband
OF Gladys F. Rose and son OF Mrs
Lille A; Rose He also leaves to
NOUN ms passing four daughters.
Adams, and other relatives ana
many friends. Remains resting At
the John T. Rhines e. Co. Funeral
Home, 3Ol5 18th st. ne. Notice OF
funeral later.