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Evening star., 1960-04-02
H. M. CompbeII,
Realty Broker

Herbert n Campbell. So. ar
Alexandra real estate broker
died Of a heart attack Thurs
day AZ Mount Alto Hospital
Nj Campbell operated ths
Virginia Realty Co at Twenty
third street and South Airing
ton Ridge road for longer thar
8 years and was still active in
the business at the time Of his
death
4 native Of Alexandria. he
spent his whole life IN North
s-1 Virginia except or the per-
1ocS O. his service with the
CoaSS Guard during World Wal
u and With the Army in Europe
during World War I
Mr. Campbell was an ardent
fshsEnan ard q boating en-
Gh1slaSt.
He leaves his wife Ruth. of
the home address. 1893 South
TTeu1y-thrd street. Arlington:
a son Edwin G. Callahan of
sos South Twenty eighth
street. Arlington. and q daugh-
ter Mrs Lsnors c. Davis of
2e2S North Quantico street
Arlington
Services VII be at 3 pm.
Monday az Fort Myer Chapel.
with burial II Arlington Gene
tT-
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Fl. McNuir Mon
Found Crushed

4 retired Army technical
sergeant who was a civilian
suQloys AZ Fort McNsr. was
found crushed 20 death under
ms automobile IN an engineer
SnoQ AZ the fort today.
He Was Identified as George
ROsSck- about 53. of al Oak
wood street Sc. who had been
working II the post engineering
GspSrTEenI SZnce 1856.
Another eupiOye. Henry
Cook 3, Of O1ou Hill. Nd
found M RoSackS body under
the car al6 authorities theo-
rZed the auto had fallen from
the Jack ss the victim was
working under II
PoSE surgeon Capt Allan
Young pronounced Mr.. ROSack
dead AZ $50 an He estimated
the nan had been dead about
an hoZ.
Evening star., 1960-04-02

gomery County family, he was
an honorary member of St.
Johns Episcopal Club Of Olney,
Md. and a fourth cousin Of
Francis Scott Key. author u
The Star-Spangled Banner"
Mr.. Hunters wife. Frances C.,
died in 1857. He leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Louise Hughes,
1880 Grenoble drive. Silver
Spring; Mrs. Gertrude Nc
Rorie of the home address. and
one granddaughter, Miss Louise
Hughes.
The Warner Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home. 8434 Georgia ave
nue., Silver Spring, is in charge
of funeral arrangements. A
requiem mass will be said in
st. Michael's Church. Silver
Spring, at $50 an. Monday
Burial will be in St. Johns
Cemetery, Forest Glen.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Basil D. Browder, Executive
Of DunvilIe Textile Firm

DANVILLE, Va. April 2
(AP) Basil D. Browder, so,
executive vice president of Dan
River Mills who was active for
many years in United States
Chamber Of Commerce and Ma
tional Association of Manu-
facturers affairs, was found
dead in bed yesterday.
A funeral service will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at Mount
Vernon Methodist Church, with
burial in Highland Burial Park
His wife found his body
when the alarm clock in his
bedroom kept ringing. A ply
sician said Mr.. Browder ap-
parently had died of a heart
attack.
A native of Henry County
Evening star., 1960-04-02
CIdykMeted
$1,000 Fine

Henry J CAY. to--er e
senhoEer sppo1-ee- Vas a-ed
81 900 yesterday On a ccnascS-
of-1nTeresf corT5cr5on
The 4+year-o16 NE Yc-k
attorney had served zs 4 -=--
oer Of The Foreign Cas- ST.
nemen1 Cnn-zsS5on trur 1854
until he reSgne6 n AzE1s.
1883.
The fine Was -ocseS On a
mlsoeneRnor charge ~ D.
u1ct Court Ju6zs Js-ss "
Morris. who rejected ! J-z-4
Department reru--e-1srp.n
that Clay 80 10 lzl
Clay had been indicted last
November On charges cE reo-
resent-ng clients In cases 5-
fore other GoEeru-zrr srpa-
cles II 1888 while n uzS n
commission uslnsr- ThR
Justice Department G-uu1e,d
two felony charges
Clay pleaded guilty TO a
charge that he discussed with
several persons Al the Justice
Department the case Of = z-uuo
OF hremen- GUzs-u-sns En-
ployes. who were Su1nz m TIE
United States CONT cE Clans
Tor overtime pay
Oliver Di6ble- n Jus15cs DE-
partment attorney tod tn
Judge the Department had IN
struc1eo him 10 recr--en1 \
substantial sentence S5nre
Clay was q LAWYER tha dErart-
ment believed hs mad fun
knowledge Of what he vas d.
ing and had violated 4 uuhE5-
trust. Mr. DIbble said
Defense At1oEnFv John J
Wilson answered THAT Just6r=
Department o16cislk should mt
SIT back In nAhorznv-En=d
ofnces and s14emp4 to 65rsste
TO the courts what sentences
should be imposed
Jpcge Morris answered that
Mr. Dibble had = r1EhT TO rec
nmmend = ls5l sentence 17 tF7e
case But he added THAT ne 65d
not feel Clay should 20 TO TasI
because OF thu c1rCwmzasncrS
Of the case.
Mr. Wilson had stated that
Clay has NOT received Oua
penny with respect TO 1Ene mai
tiers refeTred to I'm TINS Hn11rt-
ments that the matters nm re-
1annn 10 which he acted as
counsel were in no wise Pending
before the Commission of which
he was 4 nsnber- -
Evening star., 1960-04-02
John H. Hunter, 80; Drove
81 Years Without Accident

John H. Hunter, 80. retired
Silver Spring hardware mer-
chant and holder of several
traffic awards for 81 years of
driving without an accident,
died Thursday in Suburban
Hospital. He lived at 1921
Dale drive.
Born on a farm in Layhill,
Nd, Mr.. Hunter entered the
farm supply and hardware
business in 1896 with the C.
M. Woolf Co., near the old
Center Market in the District.
In 1912 he and his brother
Thomas opened their own
store on Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. After his brother with
drew from the business in 1928
Mr.. Hunter operated the store
until 1945, when he sold out
to Maloney's, Inc. and retired.
His brother died in 1883.
Began Driving in 1908
Mr.. Hunter was honored in
1856 by Maryland and Mont
gomery County officials for his
driving record of over one mil
lion miles without an accident.
In 1886 the American Auto
mobile Association named him
Maryland Driver of the Year"
in its first nationwide safe driv-
ing contest. Mr.. Hunter started
driving in 1903 and discontin-
ued daily driving only two
months ago.
One Of the first directors of
the Suburban Trust Co., Mr..
Hunter also was a charter mem
Der of the Silver Spring Volun-
teer Fire Department. He and
his brother rigged the depart
ment's first piece of apparatus,
a hand-drawn cart.
Mr.. Hunter was active in the
Knights of Columbus and the
Holy Name Society and Mems
Club of st. Michael's Church
in Silver Spring.
A member of an old Mont
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Religion CoIIed
Relevant to Some
Campaign Issues

NEW YORK April > eAPo-
The Fair Campaign Prsc1Bces
Committee says q camdlds1s-s
religion Us relevant to n VOTERS
decision. but only so far As II
bears ON relevant pulHtlcaI
issues.
The committee headed hy
Charles p. Taft of CTnc1r-
natl released q statement yps-
terday based ON rwo-dsy
conference of Roman Cs1hUl1c.
Jewish and Protestant Leaders
in Washington last week
The grUup SRl6 mo candidate
should Be Judged ON the 1asis
OF hls religion. Bur id sand a
candidate may property be
questioned about tine bearing Of
his religion ON lssuFx relevant
to the ofSpe he Sefkx
Stirring wp. fostering or
toleratlng rellg1Uux snz-usTry
or injecting elements Of a
candidates faith mot reBevxn1
to the duties of tine CE5ce ne
seeks are unfB1r Campaign
practices" the statement said
1t added:
Intelligent. honest and tenn
pe1ate public discussion of the
relation Of rellg3DuS faith 10
the public ISSUES viii ss 1T has
already cone, raise tine wh0Je
level Of the campaign
The committee Is a numpar1-
isan group set wp I'M 1854 at
the SUGGESTION of Congress 1t
prepares a code Of f81r Gam
paign practices for each CAM
palgn and asks candidates to
abide by IL
Evening star., 1960-04-02
William 6. Kozee Dies;
Teacher, U. S. Lowyer

william C KnEss- e. q
1901 Wyoming sven1e NV 4
teacher. lawyer and UlrE.
died THURSDAY a q heart at
tack At Geo-getoEn University
Hospital
A native Of Carter County.
XIV. Mr- KoEes srrenoed Ezn-
Sylvanla College N Lexington
Ky and vas graduated fru1
BRYANT St-zrrnn Business Gu
lege n Louisville. fru1 Val
paraisO University n E6lana-
and later. from The D6ST1ct1S :
National College Of Law
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Whittoker Delays
Execution of Killer

Justice Whitaker of the
Supreme Court has granted a
stay of execution to Edawrd
Leon williams. who was sched-
uled to die in Oklahoma on
Monday.
Justice Whitaker granted
the stay yesterday with the
provision that Williams file a
petition by April 29, asking
the full Supreme Court to re-
view his efforts to win release
under a writ of habeas corpus.
williams was sentenced to
death on a murder charge.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Mon Robbed, Beaten
By Stronq-Arm Bandit

A 30-year-old man who was
beaten with a hammer by a
strong arm robber early today
is in serious condition at Freed
mems Hospital.
Leon Mosley of 6O9 Gresham
place NV. told police the rob-
ber. a colored man about 20
years old. stopped him in the
alley behind his home shortly
after midnight.
Mr.. Mosley said the bandit
beat him on the head with a
hammer after he had turned
over all his money-S2.10.
Mr.. Mosley was taken to the
hospital by a passerby in a
taxicab who saw him stagger
out of the alley.
Evening star., 1960-04-02

NJ Kozee married the
fc-Eer Ms BeSSie MarriSs of
GzyS1- Ky n 1897 while
teaching nornAl school In
Carter COU-T- A year later
n vas appointed Superiuten-
dent q EhoolS N the county,
= poz- h heid until 1911
NJ Kozee then przcueed
ET n eastern Kentucky. In
1915 he came 70 the District.
Ehe-s h worked N the legal
GeparTEenr claims division Of
the GsneEal Accounting Once.
In ls4&. after retiring from
G0EsTrnenr service Nj Kozee
turned % q hobby which had
lo1g interested hIm-genealogy.
He wTocE two books. 70 be
pI61Shed son On pioneer fam
hes N Eassern Kentucky.
Mr. knzes was active u the
So1S q the American Revolu-
E1Cl He also vas 4 Mason
u ths Willard Lodge In his
h0Ce State, a member Of the
Flsol literary Club N Louis
vile and q the GsnealoGical
Soc1sty Of The District
Es belonged 20 the National
CI-T Christian Church
Besides his wife and q son.
Kari MorrlSS Kczse. both Of
the hone address. NIr. Kozee
leaves q sister. Mrs. Mary
No1rgoEsTy of Ashland. Ky.
and three grandchildren.
Services we're 70 be held at
} O'Clock this afternoon In the
8 H Hines Funeral Home.
With burial n GlenwoOd Gene
EEy-
Evening star., 1960-04-02
u Are Arrested
With Old Tags

Twenty-Five Washington mo-
torists have been arrested since
8 am. yesterday for not haV-
ing 1860 auto license plates on
their cars. Deputy Police Chief
George Wallrodt said today.
Tickets also wtre placed on
a number Of parked cars that
didn't have 1860 tags, Wall
rodt added.
Motorists who were arrested
were ordered to park their cars
of the street until they get
new tags, according to Chief
Wallrodt. They also face fines
UP to SIS.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Mrs. Anna Harmon,
Lawmakers Mother

MUNCIE. Ind, April ? (AP)
Mrs. Anna Margaret Harmon
81. mother of Representative
Randall S. Harmon. Democrat
OF Indiana. died Thursday
shortly after she was admitted
to a hospital.
Mrs. Harmon of North Ver-
non. Ind, had been spending
the winter at the Muncie home
which brought her Congress
man son national attention
when he rented his own front
porch to the Government as his
ONCE.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Tests to Decide
Future of CunuI
Recreation Area

A new 1S-mile recreational
area on the Chesapeake e. Ohio
Canal. between Dickerson and
Seneca. Md, will soon be
opened, If plans announced to-
day mature.
The program hinges or
whether the canal bed ano
walls can still hold water OF
they can be economically re-
paired. There is water in the
canal now between Georgetown
and Seneca. But for years up
stream of this point the canal
has been dry.
Representatives of the Ma
tional Park Service. Potomac
Electric Power Co., Maryland s
Water Pollution Control Board
the Maryland Game and In
land Fish Commission and
Montgomery County's Public
Works Department conferred
this week. 1t was decided to
test a section a mile long just
below the PEPCO plant at
Dickerson, where the Monocacy
River flows into the Potomac.
Under the proposal, the park
service will build a Golfer dam
and PEPCO will divert into the
now-dry canal some of the
water it discharges into the
Potomac, after cooling its
generators. E. M. Dale, park
service official in charge of the
regional Office at Hagerstown,
Md, and Malcolm King of the
fish commission, will begin
field Investigations within two
weeks to determine if the
project is feasible.
Evening star., 1960-04-02

and a resident Of Danville since
infancy, Mr.. Browder went to
work for Dan River Mills in
1916 as a messenger.
He was president of the Vir-
ginia Manufacturers Associa-
ton; a member of committees
Of the United States Chamber
Of Commerce, the National As
sociation Of Manufacturers and
the American Cotton Manufac-
turerS Institute; a trustee OF
Averett College; superintend-
ent of the Mount Vernon Meth
odist Sunday School, and the
director of a local hospital, the
local concert association. the
annual United Fund drive anc
the Barter Theater.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
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Evening star., 1960-04-02
Offer Fellowship

The Helen Dwight Reid Ed
UcSClon Foundation. Inc Is
o5s-w a $40 fellowship for
4 graduate student 20 travel TO
EEoQe With American Univer-
SyS 9Th Comparative Govern
zs1- workshop OF 1860. The
student. who should be en-
ro-s6 n E-zd1sts program at
the university. uuSt apply be-
foCs Aprl Is.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Col. w. E. Grove,
Marine Flyer

RIUGIO. Tex, April 2
CAPl.-Marine 1t. Col. VIII
liam E Grove was killed last
night when his AD6 Skyraider
plane crashed in a field about
II miles north Of here in South
Texas.
It. Col Grove. stationed at
the Quantico. Va, Marine base,
was en- route to Chase Naval
Air Station at Beeville, Tex.
The flier's wife. Mrs. Mari
anne Grove. and their two
children live at Beeville.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Byron (Pete) GeIIer

DETROIT, April 2 APP
Byron GPetel Geller, Sc. a for
mer manufacturers agent. State
assistant attorney general and
newspaperman, died yesterday
Of cancer.
He was a reporter for the
Detroit Times. the Windsor
tOntariol Star and for Cincin-
natl and Toledo tOhio) papers.
He passed his bar examination
in 1882 and quit newspaper work
for the law. Later he became a
manufacturers agent.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Mrs. Moy Hunt

ST. LOUIS. April 2 CAP).-
Mrs May Stanford Hunt, for
20 years society editor of the
St. Louis ohe-Democrat, died
yesterday Of a heart attack
shortly after she complained
of feeling i'll while preparing
Sundays society section. AIRS.
Hunt. a native of Shreveport
La, was the widow of Charles
Lucas Hunt. member of an old
St. Louis family.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Leesburq Is Nomed
In S25O, 900 Suit

LEESBURG- Va ApCI ,
SPECIAL 4 $50 900 SZzIS
against TIE Town Of LfeS1-w
VIII be heard III LgU-1T1
County CTCZI Court Gf1nGzy-
The suit TAS E1ls6 Ut MrS-
Lucille Pierce Of ~ TEmls<Ses
ave. Alexandra VIM CLAIMS
she EBs injured AZEIs7 = Thzn
she stepped ul loose and d.
fectIps bT1ck Oh TIE E1sXzz<
on Cornwall street.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Wins c. Of c. Plaque

, The Chamber of Commerce
at Laurel. Nd. has awarded a
plaque for outstanding civic
achievement during 1859 to
Milton Kaplan. president Of
Harrison Construction Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR MIL CEMETERY-R.su,
Sc location. 3 lots, 5 sites escn.
$3.50 per lot Ewes and weekendx
call MA. 1881. Mr- Smith. with
NJ PAUL HANNAH. 739 18th 81
nv. NE S-4lo0.
FORT LINC0LN-2 sites, chapel sec
ton; $500 value for S4uO. or best
ofer. EM 3-64O9
FORT LINCOLN sites, Gardsn Of
the Apostles; reas. LU. 2-S6S7
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARk-2 lots.
sites. all or in part. S62S each
Also 2 crypts At entrance to park.
S2,SN0. IA. S-6oe6.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
Anuruin1

GREEN. BENJAMIN. There VIII Be
an unyeilinE in nemoTy Of BIN
JAMIN GREEN. beloved husband Of
Dorothy Green, At Mount Lebanon
Cemeterv, a5O0 RizgS I'd, Acelphi.
Nd AZ . pm Sunday April ,.
1860. Relatives and friends invited.
IAFFE. BERTHA. There viii be an
unvelling 10 the memory Of BER-
TIA jAFFE CKetayl. beloved
mother. on SUNDAY. April 3. 1850.
az IL an. At National Capitol
Hebrew Cemetery Friends and rel
atlveS are invited.
KAMMERMAN. ELI n. There viii be
an unveiling Of the monument %
the memory Of the late ELI NJ
KAAlAEERMAN on Sunday. April ;,
1860, at ! 30 p-m-. at B nai israel
Cemetery, Oxon Hill. Nd Direc-
tons. Drive out Pennsylvania ave
sc. 10 Branch ave. turn riEht on
Branch ave. to ST. Barnabss I'd.
ttrasic lEhtl. riEht on st. Bsrns-
has I'd to cemetery gate. Friends
and relatives invited. 3
SOLER. EDITH. There vil be an
unveiling Of monument in the
memory OF EDITH SOLER. beloved
wife and mother. on Sunday. April
3, 1850, At l9 noon. at National
Memorial Park Relatives and
friends invited.
Evening star., 1960-04-02
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Bratha

BORDEAUX. MICHAEL A. OF 27oI
l4th ST. nv. Apt. CO.,, on March
30, 1850, husband Of Cecilia K.
and brother Of Albert Bordeaux
Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 1900 Chspin st. nv. on
Monday. April 4. at $50 an.
Intermsnt Arlington National Gem
Rtery
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
90 st. and Mass. Ave. NE Ii. $4,000
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Garn nf Chunks

cf the late ROLAND scRoooINs
wishes 20 express their sincere ap-
preciaticn 20 everyone Tor carcs.
6oWers and other tokens Of Eyn-
pathy extended curtng our recent
Sereavenent. The FAMILY. 3
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GIBSON. MAINE IoRR.Nr s,s

denly. on wednesday. March S1
1900, MAXINE LORRAINE ois. &
son q 4l05 slst st. Bladens-
burg. Nd. beloved wife OF James
y, Gibson and mother Of Edward
Thomas Gibson She also is sur
yived by her parents. Mrs. Corbst
Dawson and Mr. Guy Adams. SerV-
ices a. the GaSch Funeral Home,
4139 Baltimore ave HyattSTiIis
Nd. on Monday. April 4. al 7-45
I'm lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery Relatives and friends
invited. Visiting hours after 8
pm. Saturday April =
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GIBSON. MAXINE LORINE. Oneer,
A and members OF Unit 1871
the American Lesion Aux
AAH lhsTy. are requested e
A~ ~ assemble al the GaSch FIl-
neral Home. 473q Bait.
S more ave, HvattSviIle, Nd
At pm. Sunday. April 3
1850. for special services for our
lste sister, MAXINE LORTNE GIB.
son. who passed away wednes-
day. March 30.
Unit President.
MRS. HELEN KNIGHT, Chaplain. 5
GRAHAM. JoHNIE MAE. On ri,
gay. April l. 1860. al the Distrfc;
General Hospital JOHNTE MAJ
GRAHAM. Notice of funeral lsfrr
Arrangements By Doyie @. Brook,
and Otis ?. Allen. s