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Muchinists End
Lockheed Strike

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (AP).-
About 1000 members of the
International Association of
MachinistS have ended a two
month strike against Lockheed
Aircraft Service, New York.
Union members of Lodge 1884
voted yesterday to accept
Lockheed's latest offer. They
will report to work today at
Idlewild Airport.
The new agreement, retro
active to August /, includes a
4-cent-an-hour wage increase
Immediately, with a further s.
cent boost next September 18.
The company services planes
for domestic and international
airlines. as well as those of the
military.
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Robert J. Gibson
Former Rector
In MARYLAND /

The Rev. Robert Jennings
Gibson, Sc, of 840l Manchester
road, Silver Spring, former rec
tor of Christ Church in Acco-
keek and st. Johns Church in
Pomonkey. Md, died Saturday
while vacationing in Melbourne,
Fla.
The son of the late Rev. Jo-
Seph P. Gibson, former rector
of Christ Church in Chaptico,
Md, Mr.. Gibson attended Le-
high University and General
Theological Seminary in New
York.
He also served as assistant
rector Of st. Barnabas Episcopal
Church, Oxon Hill, Md; st.
Johns. Broad Greek; and later,
was on the staff of Trinity
Church in New York.
Since 1851 Mr.. Gibson had
been assistant chief in the
placement division of the Lii
brary Of Congress, and was to
have returned there after his
Florida vacation.
Besides his wife, Josephine
Hill Gibson Of the home address,
Mr.. Gibson leaves three sisters,
Miss Katherine Gibson of New
York. Mrs. o. P. Eichelberger
of West Palm Beach, Fla, and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Boteler of 522
Margaret drive. Silver Spring
Friends may call today at the
Lee Funeral Home. Fourth street
and Massachusetts, avenue NE.
and after noon tomorrow at st.
Barnabas Church, Barnab a S
road. Oxon Hill, Md.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Wednesday in St.
Barnabas Church, with burial
in the church cemetery.
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Victor B. Deyber, SO, chair
man Of the board Of the First
National Bank. died of a stroke
early today at Doctors Hospital,
During a long and active ca
reer in banking and civic cir
cles, Mr.. Deyber. a Washington
native, rose from cashier to
chairman of the board of the
First National Bank, an institu-
ton he served for Al years.
He was active in the affairs
Of the bank until his death.
He was born and educated
in Washington and, in 1919,
became cashier of the Second
National Bank, which later
changed its name to the First
National.
Chairman Since 1885
He was elected the banks
vice president in 1920 and in
1921 became president, sue
ceeding Juno H. Rudolph, who
resigned to become a District
Commissioner. He bee am e
chairman of the board in Janu-
airy, 1896.
Mr.. Deyber, who lived at 1920
Twentieth street NV, was
elected secretary of the Wash
ington Clearing House in 1924,
a position he had held since.
He served as an officer in a
variety of banking groups, in
cluding the presidency of
Washington Chapter of the
American Institute Of Banking,
1919-20, and the District of
Columbia Bankers Association,
l924-25.
For two terms, he served as
vice president Jf the American
Bankers Association and as a
member Of its executive COM
mittee for three years.
Served on Other Banks
Other posts he held included
successive posts as secretary to
the board of directors of old
West End National Bank, the
Citizens National Bank and the
Commercial National Bank.
Still other banking posts he
had held were assistant cashier
of the Federal National Bank
and secretary to the Committee
on Banks and Banking Of the
New York State Senate.
Mr.. Deyber also was active
in Washington civic, religious
and educational affairs.
He was one Of the founders
and once president of the board
of governors of the Episcopal
Church Home for the Aged and
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DR.. Herman T. Briscoe

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10
DIR. Herman T. Briscoe,
Sc. retired vice president and
dean of faculties of Indiana
University, died yesterday. He
had been undergoing treatment
since suffering a heart ATTACK
September 80. He was born in
Shoals. Ind.
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DEATHS
1rt Mrntnrtant
Announeements %
Services By Cha naOeru

SPAULDING, ERNEST c. In memory
9itSsr our dsaT snNSs2 departed sYsHand dam And
who departed this life seven years
ago today.
Loved, remembered and missed
Anniversary mass at St. Anthony's
Roman Catholic Church. Monroe st.
HIS EovfNa ESvfsRs'0Rt WIFE Z AND DAuoH-
HARRISON, RICHARD A. (RICKY).
In loving memory OF my son and
our brother, RICHARD A. lRICKY)
HARRISON, who passed away Ave
years ago today, october 10. 1855.
Gone from the earth so swiftly.
Just like a flower in bloom;
So young. SO fair. so loving,
Yet called away so soon.
LOVING MOTHER. BROTHERS AND
ROBINSON, THEODOSIA E. In sad but
fono remembrance of my devoted
grandmother, TIIEoDosIA Z. ROB
INSoN. who entered into eternal
is47. years AS0 '0oA'' o''0'ef iO'
Gone are the steps Of one so dear,
Silert the voice we loved to lear.
To far away for sight or tpeech,
But not too far for THOUGHTS to reach
LOVING GRANDDAUGHTER,
GLADYS ELoIsE HARRIS.
FAIRFAX, DELLA DYSON, In lovine
memory Of my mother. Delia Dyson
Fairfax. who departed this life four
teer years ago today, october 10,
1916.
Mother. eternal rest grant unto you.
o Lord, And let perpetual-light shine
Your LoviSa DAUGHTER. BEA-
REYNOLDS, MARY C. In loving mem
ory OF our mother who died eight
years ago october 10. 1852.
When i.r.%si1' Z %Uther breathe' her last
The stroke means more than topEu,
can tell
The world seem quite another place
Without the smile Of mothers face.
MUCH. MARY coFFEfT.
WOOTTEN, GLADYS MOORE. In loving
memory OF my daughter, GLADYS,
who departed this life one year ago,
october 10, 1883.
1t was not the tears at the time that
shed
That told that my heart was broken
But the silent tears .through one
And remembrance silently spoken.
What would / give to hold your hand
Your happy face to see;
To hear your voice, to see your smile
That meant so much to me.
Getting used to being lonesome
That's the hard part to bear:
Getting used to all the sorrow
You were once so quick to share
Getting used to all the heart aches,
Night and day from missing you;
Getting used to being lonesome,
Thats what l mus. learn to do,
LOVELY. MOTHER, FATHER, SON
1N-LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN.
JOHNSON. JULIUS W., Jr. Sacred to
JULIUS W. JoHNsoN, SON. Jr, h who
passed away seven years ago today,
October 10, 1888.
! miss you no less as time passes on,
Than did on the day Of your going,
For absence can never close the door
of my heart,
And the. lamp of my love is still
slowing.
As loved YOU, so l miss you;
Loved. remembered, longed for al
ways,
Bringing many a silent tear.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. CARRIE E.
T. JOHNSON
JOHNSON, JULIUS W. Jr. In loving
memory of my dear uncle, JULIUS
w. JOHNSON, Jr.. who departed this
life seven years ago today, October
10, 1858.
To live in the hearts Of those we
love. is not to die
DEVOTED NIECE. ALICE McGINTY
BELL,
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Robert A. EurIy

CORBIN, KY. Oct. 10 (AP)
Robert A. Early, former police
judge and Storekeeper, died yes
terday, the day after he OBJ
served his I11th birthday. He
built many of the buildings in
downtown Corbin; pioneered in
a covered wagon in Oklahoma
and Texas and taugh school.
At the age of 10 he took up
woodcarving, quitting at 108 be-
cause his hands became too
shaky. He had seven children,
whose ages range from 64 to 81.
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Mrs. CopitoIo Anderson, 1O1
Mother of Virginia Mayor

children and three great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. (EST) Tuesday, at
Halls Funeral Home in Purcell
vile. Burial will be at l pm.
(EST) in Congressional Gene
terry, Washington.
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Mrs. Winnie Adams

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct. 10
(AP) Mrs. Winnie Adams, "a,
mother of Sherman Adams,
former presidential assistant,
died Saturday. She was born in
Ludlow, VT.
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Dratha

ANDERSON, cAPIToLA EUGENE on
sunday, October Q. 1860, at the
sprInss. Va. cArIToLA ET6ENE
81 ons son assS HS.rt aO a Anderson sSsvs
MRS MSsesiisa H.isa ai ss mrs MRS. &asasts aaneis l.
polson and Mrs. Capitola z. Dres-
Ss5 Ss5 AZ nvs three S1 .9s p
J services on Tuesday, October II. At
II am. tEsTl. at the Hall Funeral
Home: pnrcsllyille: Va 1nteFmsHt MsiSls1
ton, B. c. Friends may cali at the
Hall Funeral Home
BEARD, Gel. CORNELIUS. UsA IRE
.ssS' s0Ssr :, SaSSsn 1865. q Sis Sh home 500
coRNEEus StR ST. SIZE SEAsB sRFings UsA MS rsfsa G9
husband Of Amy Lansing Beard
brother of Mrs. William Smith and
uncle Of Mrs. Theodore Sack and
MIs n.; EoDs5s tSs wsTSs1 TsTSS cg pamBs1.S Bsa.S
Funeral Home, s4S4 oeorsia ave,
Silver Spring, Nd, where service will
be held on Tuesday, October IL, at
. pm. (parking faeilities) Inter
Friends may visit at the above
funeral home after 2 pm. sunday.
BOYER, CHARLES H. Suddenly. on
Thursday. october 8. 1860, at Red
nd ian a, MS ~. .is GaAsLsS .nS MsEy
Boyer. Beloved husband Of Mrs.
Bessie L. Boyer. Also surviving are
. three brothers-in-law, two nieces,
four nephews and many friends; En:
Funeral Home. Rockville, Md. the
Rev. c, E. o.. Smallwood oflciating.
interment Arlington National csme-
sEEsLER. JOSEPH D. On saturday.
sssEER siSsfI 81 aass as9O erss0sse sosEeHd drive
! Chevy Chase. Nd, beloved husband
Of Dora G Bresler and DEVOTED
SSns 81 SISTER e Mrs b Bess IS sptsiney dfSEsS ss anS
4 neral services at the Bernard
35Oi ifth st, NV. on iMonday,
United, Hebrew Cemetery, Baltimore
I'd, Nd Memorial week, 2e27 Green
vale drive. Chevy Chase. Nd. 10
SR0W!NLoW. DEE DEACON. On
Washington Hospital. DEE BROWN.
LOW, He Is survived by his wife.
Minnie o. Brownlow, other relatives
and friends. After 3 pm. Tuesday,
the Morrow g. Woodford, Inc, Fu-
Z neral Home. 1922 Iith st. NV.
Services will be held on Wednesday.
October II. ct l pm, at the Ca
naan Baptist Church. 57l4 deorsia
= ave. NV. the Rev NJ Cecil Mills
= omeiating. 1nterment Flatonia, Tex.
BURY. JOHN R.. Sr. On Friday, oc-
= tober z, 1860, at GEORGETOWN Uni
versity. Hospital. JOHN r. BURY,
Sr.. OF 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV,
Washington. D. C., beloved husband
OF Mary Grace Bury (nee Norrisl,
beloved father Of Mrs. Harriet Purvis,
Mrs. Mary L. Strain and John r.
Bury, ir.; brother OF Mrs. Efie
kSchickler. Four grandchildren also
survive. Friends are invited to call
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey,
bethesda, Nd, where services will
be held on Tuesday, October II,
At 1880 am. Interment Rockville
Cemetery. 10
BURY, JOHN r. This is to notify all
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BURY. IoH.

N%O VSEH BURY, who died late Fri
s# day night in 0eorgetowI
Hospital. Funeral service
will be held on Tuesday, October IL
at the Robert A. Pumphrey Funera
Home. in Bethesda, Nd. at l0:3J
am. Interment will be in Roekvill,
JAMES MCCARTHY, seey.
CLARK. WALTER X. OF 3ll1 Nichols
ave. Sc. on October s, 1860, hus.
band Of Phyllis B. Clark He also
Is survived BY two brothers and sil
sisters. Remains at the Chambers
Monday. October 10. from IL moor
Raceland, Ky.
COOK, CATHERINE JOSEPHINE. Or
Monday. October 10, 1860. at hel
cSTHRRiNE sslasRfsi sos 5oSEpaNh I'M cooK 9ne,
Clohertyl, the beloved wife Of the
late, Michael Joseph Cook ant
mother Of James J. OF Miami, Fla.
Paul F. OF Chicago. Ill: Martin A.
John Bernard Cook. ali Of wash.
lngton, D. c. She also is survived
BY sixteen grandchildren and four.
teen great-grandchildren. Funera
from the Timothy Hanlon Funera
Wednesday, october 12. at 1890 am
High requiem mass at Shrine o.
the Sacred Heart, 18th st and Parl
Td: NV, At II am. Intsrment For
htiinSoin t.iia Cemetery. Relatives ans
bEYBER. VIcToR b. On Monday
pital. VICTOR B DEYBER, huS
father Of Mrs. virginia Deyber shinr
and brother-in-law Of Mrs. Mar!
Knott Moler. Services will be helC
at Epiphany Church. 1917 O st. Nv.
on IhqIrs.dsy; In.sa. 0ctG5eE IL, at l0:SC
DOUGHERTY, GRACE H. On Sunday
October 9, 1850. at GeorEetown Hos.
ppitSl, ppn6d, GRACE H DouoHERTY O
loved wife Of James L. DouRherty
mother Of Mary Ellen Doueerty anc
sister Of Mrs. Anne Gould, Wilmett
H.; Mrs. Helen Meqinn and Mrs
JOIN kildas Seaenry. Hia Z! fIftHnsd Ill., and Pau az
the De Vol Funeral Home. s.sa
wisconsin ave. W. on Wednesday
4Ss0esF tSs Church s 3, tn. sm AnDaDaIsoS ,hs1sf
1910 Msssachdsetts ave. NV, wher,
requiem mass win be offered al
$3.50 am, Friends and relatives in.
yited. Interment Gate Of Heaven
j pm. Mcndas. oetoSer fo! fSn fi's' Il
DUKE. WILLIAM STERLING. On Sun.
day day. tSaSi,., octoheT 9, 1890. A. washing.
LOn hoSplLel center. WILLIAM 8
DUKE of Indian Head. Nd, beloved
husband of Martha Duke anC
brother. Of MIS- Jsnett Knight Of
Leonardtown, Nd: Kenneth Duke Of
Hyatt Duke Of Baltimore. Nd; coun.
cell Duke Of Silver Spring, Md, anc
Paul Duke Of Clinton. Nd. Funera
from the Arehart Funeral Home
Inc. La Plata, Md, on Tuesday
Octobers IL, at 9:15 am. Mass al
st. Charles Catholic Church. Oily.
mont, Nd. at 10 am. Interment
church cemetery. Prayers Monday
October 10. at $50 pm.
EASTER, JAMES. On Friday October
z. 1860, at Arlington Hospital, MR.
JAMES EASTER, Of 1884 Monroe ST
ne, survived by devoted mother
Mrs. Bernice Easter; four sisters, Mrs
Fannie Caery. Mrs. Marie Hunt. Mrs
Estelle Penn all Of Petershurg, Va
Mrs. Augusta Williams, philadelphia
Pa; two brothers, Mr.. George F
Easter, Petersburg. Va, and Mr.
Everett Easter. Fails Church, Va. H,
also is survived by many other rela.
tives, Friends may call after D m, or
Monday, October 10. at Joynes Flu
Funeral services viii be held Tues
day. October IL, at l pm. from tn,
st. Paul c. c. Church, Ala Tennessee
ave. ne. the Rev. W. c. Cleave,
ofnciating. Interment, PetersburG va
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8 Sympathy is best expressed aOfth (
! 63hNekJ /
MARYLAND
VIRGINIA

ANNANDALE FLORIST
Columbia Pike and Maple st.
Annandale, Va. CL. 6.2666
CONKLYN'S FLORIST
2046 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 7-6916
923 King St., Alex, K1. 9-61l2
-HuEh's Florist 4 Garden Center
Fairfax Shopping Center
Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-2155
MOUNT VERNON FLORIST
1880 Mount Vernon Ave, Alex.
XII. g-7432 XII. 9-7433
SALLI LOU FLORIST, INC.
Next to Bailey's Crossroads Fire Dept.
HU. l-2420
SHIRLINGTON FLORIST
2154 South Randolph St, Arl., Va.
OV. 3-4641
TOWERS FLOWERS -
Arlinston ia. 7-0073
LeesburE t103) SP. T-256l
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! 3. This Is 70 notify al
ofncers and members OF
the Sheet Metal Workers
Local 1O29, OF the death
Of brother JOHN r,
BURY, who died late Fri
day night in 0eorgetown
Hospital: Funeral services
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MacGREGoR. CoL sTEpHEN H usA

CRetiTed1. on Thursday. October
8, 1860, at Hunter Air Force Hos
sedREooR SsSeaRah S.io1.d o1 sbESa6S hSiSs6S Il
Helene Dixon MaeGreSor, father Of
Mrs. George Kyle, ir.,- of Columbus,
Ga. Mrs Merritte MaeGregor Of
savannah, Ga, and Capt, 8. H.
MSesSS Nas: SrotS.2 T Usa snS,St o. 4ssG- 1slS so5
OF Brooklyn, N. Y. He also Is sur.
viyed BY eight grandchildren. Crave
side services on Tuesday, October
II. at Arlington National Gene
tery at IL am 10
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SATURDAY October g. 1850, At Ben Be-
sidfL NaEs sEAsoNAfRD NAEiDt1 Who RAy.S T.sa.0
with his eldest daughter. Mrs.
Charles M. Plunket OF 53O1 4Ist
st. NV, until 1858. then made his
M9s home ,Nssnh with so his younger sH1 ,dsSShter
mission to the Naval Hospital. He
also is survived by another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nan Hunt of Rochester,
\. 4; a son. Richard Reasoner OF
AAr!inEton' Vsi; brother, Roland
sister. Mrs. AIene drider Of Of cincin- inc
8, H. Hines co. Funeral Home, 29Oi
IAN St oESTS;; nv; from 2 pm. until
facilitiesD Graveside services on
Rock Creek Cemetery ReiStives T@ and a
friends invited. New York papers,
please copyO
ROSE, COL. ABRAM j., Air Force
at .Presbyterian-St. Luke'S Hospital
Chicago, Ill, ABRAM J. ROSE OF
5649 Winthrop ave. Chicago, form
eIly Of Arlington, Va. and Cleveland.
Ohio, beloved husband Of Adelaide 8.
Rose of the same address, father OF
Milwaukee. Wis: son Of Mrs. Abram
jr., both Of Arlington, Va, and Mrs.
George X. Bailey OF Easton. Md. In
terment Arlington National Gene
tery. Services private. sympathy
to Presbyterian-st, Luke'S Hospital
Research Fund. Chicago. III. New
York and ST. Louis papers please
copyO
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LANE. FRED c. On Sunday. october o
1860. at waiter Reed Army Medica
Center. FRED c. LANE OF 46IC
Sd st. south, Arlington, Va, beloved
husband Of Gladys Smith Lane Ane
father Of Miss Theodore Lane oi
lawson, Ky. Arrangements By tht
8. H. Hines Co. Notice Of funera
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tICHARD L. A special COM
municstion Of Silver SprinE
Lodge No. 2l5. A. ?. a. A.
NJ, Georgia and Wayne
ave- Silver Spring. Nd i,
will be held Tuesday. Oeto-
Der IL, 1860, at 1880
am. for the purpose OF
aE SERVICES for our late
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oetSSeT g. hsdN is66iN R1rrfR 28 r satS5fhy JoaN
son Of 827 Maryland ave. ne, be.
loved husband Of Matte ]. johnson
father Of James A. johnson Of Wash
ington, D. C.. and Mrs. Addie Lee
Neumann Of Easton. Nd: brother oi
Ernest L.. and Floyd johnson o.
Kinston, NJ. c. Friends may cal
at the. Lee Funersl Home, 4th st
and MASSACHUSETTS, ave. NE, unit
| pm. Tuesday. October II. Services
VIII be held 1T the Pentecostal Holi.
ness Church. $40 Maryland ave
ne. at 2 pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
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at the Robert A. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, in Bethesda, Nd. At lO:3U
am. Interment will be in Rockville
Cemetery This Is death No. 50.
JAMES MCCARTHY, Secy.
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INLAND, MICHAEL JOHN. on Mon
day. October 10. 1890; At Mount
John and Hanora INLAND, brother
of Mary Z. INLAND. Lawrence F.
inland and Mrs. George Pennington
and uncle of John N. Pennington
and Mrs. Mark Sliney. Notice VI
funeral later
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sRAcE = viRoiNH visReo5IfSiy MISTER HsFTsfE q TofC
Nd. beloved wife of the late Arthur
W. Mister and sister Of Luther Reed,
Mrs. Alice Ray. Mrs. Jessie McRib-
ben. all Of Corpus Christi, Tex, and
Mrs. Mister rests at the W. K.
HuntemAnn e. Son Funeral Home,
5732 Georgia ave. NV. (parkinE
facilities in rear). where services
viii be held on Wednesday, October
IL. at 1915 pm Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. II
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WAIkiNS, JOHNNIE ". on Friday
HfiSses HNs Of ds seG .ssson SoAMNis tsrTSc, w WAT
beloved husband OF Sarah Watkins
and father OF Barbara, John and
Calvin Watkins He also is sur.
vived BY five sisters. three brothers
end many other relatives ant
tober 10. friends are invited tc
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
81. NV. where funeral services will
be held at 1890 pm. Tuesday. Octo.
Der II Interment Arlington Ma
tional CemeterY at 2 q m 10
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EVANS, MARY MARGARET. On Sun.
day, October =. 1860. at the Ma.
tional Lutheran Home. MISS NARY
seph M. Dunlap Of Quincy, Ill. Fu-
neral services will be held on Tues
day, october II, at pm, at the
National Lutheran Home Chapel,
18th and Douglas SITS. ne. Inter-
ment in GlenWood Cemetery
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ELLIS, MARIE EVELYN. on Friday,
ELLIS Of S5S South slst st. krIin9-
ton, Va, beloved wife Of Roy L.
Ellis; sister Of Mrs, Aline Haynes,
Mrs Mildred Anglin, Mrs. Ruth
O'Brien; aunt OF Howard A. Haynes.
Bill Anglin and Miss Mary Jane
Shaw. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va, where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday,
October IL. at l pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery 10
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AEAhNS' hICHAkD LEWIS on Sat.
Washington Sanitarium and Hospita
RICHARD LEWIS KEARNS, Of q4II
Baltimore drive, Silver Spring, Nd
beloved husband OF Rubye z. Kearns
son OF Mrs Ella L. KearnS. brother
York City and Kar; ?. Kearns, sr
Mr.. Kearns rests at the Warner
e Z. Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georeia avenue, Silver Spring, Nd
where services will be held on Tues.
day, October II. at IL am
parking fscilitiesJ Interment For
Lincoln cemetery Baltimore, Nd
papers please copy).
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October ii, at the Huntemann Flu.
neral E3mss SO" GsoTsis ave. NV.
MINNIE C. NAYLoR. secy.
MUNDY, GovAN. On THURSDAY, oeto-
Der g.. 1860, GovAN MUNDY. Also
many other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at the W. H.
Bacon Funeral Home, 1722 7th st.
NV. Monday, october 10. after
pm. where services will be held
on Tuesday. October II. at IL noon.
Interment Arlington National Gene
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On Friday. october :, 1860, at the
VARY E. hSsRlhMah aRIMsHAw HMAw%iVStEn WssAIRo Rs5
TON. wife Of the late BENJAMIN
Washington. beloved mother Of Mrs
Evelyn Washington Easterly, sister
OF Mrs. Ruth @. Brown and aunt
Of Sumner @. and DR.. Gorham C
Fletcher. Also surviving are her
niece. Geneyieve @. Hightower: her
son-in-law. Leroy @, Easterly; other
relatives and many friends. After 4
pm, Wednesday. October 12, friends
neral Home. 1920 9th st. NV. where
services will be held on Thursday
october l3, at PIN. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery 10
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WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
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pitching particularly in the bull pen His StarterWhitey
Ford and Bob Turley noabyhave become shorttermers
And Casey wnceS when he calls the bull pen.
At one time the Yankees had the greatest reefers
In history In 1927 for instance they blessed by
elderly man named Wiley Moore, who felt that he was
failure in the low minors and about to quit and
go back to farming Wiley had it only that year. but
1t was fabulous 19 wins against defeats.
AFTER MOORE the Yankees had Johnny Murphy who
would appear in as many 40 games season. and then
came Joe Page the happygo-ucky lefthander who was
In Sc games in 1947 and 60 games in 1949
Bucky Harris was managing the Yankees in 1947 and
1t was Buckys custom in those days the managerial
office to set em up for the newspapermen Time after
time Bucky flushed after close shave on the ball field
would raise his glass and say, gravey:
Gentlemen give you Joe Page!"
The fourth of the best remembered Yankee relievers
was Allie Reynolds, who helped Stengel make it so big
in his earlier years Later Senge thought another
hre-squelcher in Ryne Duren But, to Caseys dismay
Duren hasn't panned this season-nor has anybody
else in the bull pen.
And therein the bull pen-may be where the Amer
lean League pennant will decided in the next few days
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Calhoun Beots
Gobor Brothers on
Capitol MotCord

Haystacks Calhoun. who
sometimes loses team matches
with help from a partner, de-
feated the Gabor brothers,
frankie and Johnny. by him
self last night in the feature
wrestling match at Capitol
Arena.
Mark Levin and Don Curtis
drew with the Kangaroos, Roy
Hefferman and AL Costello, and
brothers Red and Lou Bastien
won over Skull Murphy and
Angelo Savoldi in two team
bouts.
Also, Chief Big Heart pinned
Arnold Skoaland, Buddy Rosen
beat Tony Altimore and Tito
Carreon defeated Jack Vansky.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
FOOTBALL
THIS WEEK

By the Associated Press
TODAY
o[eEon State at Southern California
TOMORROW
Area
NAVY at Boston College
Maryland at West virginia
george Washington VS.. Florida at
Jacksonville, Fla (nighD.
Howard at Coast Guard Academy.
East
Buffalo at Army.
Boston University at Penn State.
South
Catawba at Davidson (niHht).
Richmond at Florida State (niRht)
Georgia VS.. Alabama at Birmingham.
kentucky at Georgia Tech.
(nightl.
Presbyterian at Furman (night).
Virginia Military at William and
Midwest
Hardin Simmons at Cincinnati
Drake at Iowa State.
South Dakota State at Kansas State
Texas Christian at Kansas.
Villanova at Marquette (night).
southern Methodist at Missouri.
Montana State at North Dakota
(night).
New Mexico State at Tulsa (nishtD
Denver at Wichita (nishD.
Southwest
Oklahoma State at Arkansas (nishD
Mississippi State at Houston (nightl
West Texas State at Texas Tech
tnight)
Nebraska at Texas tnighp.
Utah State at Texas Western (night)
Far West
Tulane at California.
Wyoming v. Montana at Billings.
University Of Mexico at New Mexico
(night).
Pittsburgh at UCLA (niEht).
Idaho at OREGON.
University Of Hawaii at Utah (night)
Stanford VS.. Washington State at
Spokane.
College of Pacific at Washington.