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nect the Shaw choir's singing
of, Psalms III and 134, 30
Magnum Myterium", Love in
Grief (verse two From Grief
to Glory"), the "Campbells Are
Comm y, and "The Lord Bless
and Keep You"
Officers of the 1860 class
have been, William Merino,
president; John Wooton, vice
president; Kathleen Fogarty,
secretary, and Martha Sitting
er, treasurer.
S. Robert Fraser, director of
music in the East Cleveland
school system will direct the
March of the Graduates.
Members of the Graduating Glass
include:
Judy Adds, Harold W. AIbrecht.
Ronald Douglas Andrews, Thomas
c. Andrews. Leslie H. Apple. Robert
Argent, Susan Arnold and Walter
William Arnold.
Barbara L. Balstad James D
Baltes, Barbara Ann Barber. Donald
F. Barile. Jean Bartholomew. Ken
meth D. Barton, Carol Jeanne Bate
man. Christine Marilyn Bauer and
Susan Beattie. Karin Lynnette Baltz.
Mike Beernan, Robert w. Benjs-
min, William H. Benz, Carol Anne
IT
Wesley Blyth, jr.. Maxine Elizabe
Bobnar and Susan Elizabeth Bond.
David Borsch, Thomas L. Brastoff,
Barbara Mae Brennan. Gary Brent.
David Brubaker, Kathleen Gail
Bruce. Matina Ann Burin, Patricia
Sue Burk, Karl r. Burkhardt. jr..
Kenneth Noel Burton and Gayle
Patricia Button.
Carolyn Elizabeth Cadiou. Tama
Sue Cahow. Sherry Lee Caldwell,
Gloria Jean CARAMEL, Burton Walter
Carlson, Betty Chakvary. Margaret
Ellen Chambers. Maureen Michele
Clark and Sandra Ethlyn Clark
Dennis Wayne Glen. Frances Mary
Clement, Dale Richard Collins.
Catherine Beverly Conroy, Ann
Ellen Cook, Gwen Ann Cornman.
Diana Coy. James w. Cutler. Robert
SHdTIeS NyOushl dilo OdiluLS II.
Cyvas.
Hugh Roberts Daniels, III,
Lawrence A. Davis, Gwen Lea Day
ton. Mary Carolyn Deck, Dianne
Dorothy DeCumbe, John Leslie
Derry, Elizabeth A, Dibble and
Dominic j. Di Franco.
Patricia Anne Dill, Joan Alice
Dillen, Kenneth z. Dodge, Sharon
DoIes Ronald = DoIirslcy Jsoct A
Dornback, John Alan Downing
Richard z Dreher. Rolf Horst
Dunke and Sally Ann Duncan.
Kenneth Allan Eastburl. Ellen Lee
Ebbert. John A Edwards. Larry
Allen Egan. Lee Earl Elgin and Rob-
ert Bayer Estler.
Darlene Faigin, William Vern
Fankhauser, Holdigard Fanslsu.
James Farrell, David H. Feast,
Continued on Page ~
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Need A Job? New zea|ands Got Plenty!

pass through the Suez Cana
and visit Ireland, London and
several other countries before
arriving back in Auckland.
While in East Cleveland they
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank O'Malley of 1880 Bur-
nette ave. Mrs. O'Malley, CO.
owner of East Cleveland EN-.
ployment, is Mr.. Smiths niece
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grees II months of the year
and that there is absolutely no
unemployment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are in
the shoe business and own
their own store in Auckland.
They are making a tour of the
world and will leave New
York tomorrow on the return
trip home, enroute they will
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Judy Adds, study of the
conflicts in the temperament
of st. Paul; Susan Beattie,
History of costume designs.
with original designs and
patterns); Margaret Cham
bers, study of Church doc
trines; Dale Collins, a paper
in German on the general
characteristics of the storm
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July in England is much cooler
than here. A must in their at
tire will be a raincoat and an
umbrella.
This is Mr.. Jaffray's second
trip back to England, as he re-
turned in 1922 to see his aged
mother, who has since died.
Mrs. Collingwood has made
nine trips to her native land.
Take 1t Easy
While her companions would
prefer a faster mode of travel,
Mrs. Jaffray held out for the
more leisurely steamer voyage.
Mrs. Collingwood wanted to go
by jet. So come July the Golden
Age trio will board the S. S.
Sylvania in Montreal for New
castle on Tyne northeast coast
of England.) They will visit
Mrs. Mary Locker, rs, the
women's eldest sister; Mr., Jaf-
trays three sisters, and Mrs.
Collinwood's deeeased hus-
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VFW Auxiliary
At Convention

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, De-
partment of Ohio, will meet in
annual convention in the Hotel
Secor, Toledo, June 22nd-26th.
Ohio will be honored by the
presence of Auxiliary National
President Mrs. James Rhind,
Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Roy c.
Brede of Parma will preside.
Among the officers and dele
gates from the various Auxil-
iaries who will attend will be
Mrs. Robert Kleitz, 12805 Phil
lips ave., = past department
president.
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Recital tuesday
at Strovp Hall

Grace Toy Davidson will pre-
sent some of her students in a
song recital Tuesday evening
at eight p. m. at Stroup Hall
Of Winde m ere Methodist
Church.
Those participating are Bar
bara Balstad, Marjorie Barrett,
Rise Bornoff, Roger Bryant,
Ellen Ebbert, Barbara Hill,
Pamela Juergens, Helene Rett-
ger, Janet Schultz and Candy
Witus. Rose Lobe will provide
the accompaniments. The public
is cordially invited.
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Name Worthy Citizen; Time Running Out

1868, and Fred Henderson, 1863.
Send your recommendation
before June 18th to. >-------s---~
Stanton Adams
1880 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland IL
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bands Izaac James Colling-
wood) folks and their families.
The vacationers will remain
in Great Britain for about go
days, with a fortnight in Lon
don and a visit with friends in
Mansfield. This time Mr.. Jaf-
fray plans to see his birthplace,
Aberdeen, Scotland, which he
left in childhood when his fam
lily moved to England, and Mrs.
Collingwood has Glasgow on
her itinerary.
Busy Schedule
The active life of the three
travellers would be a challenge
to folks much younger. Their
busy schedule barely left time
to get them all together for a
picture.
Euclid's senior citizens will
miss them during their absence.
Mr.. Jaftray is treasurer and
please turn to page 81
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09

William S. Dignin, II, 14612
Strathmore ave. graduates to-
morrow from Ohio State recei-
wing a B.S. degree. He will at
tend graduate school majoring
in meteorological Research.
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B UsIN E IS
and
n E W s
10 j O.
8l4 East l52nd St.
Cleveland 10
Shaw Graduates Ut At
Saturday Commencement

The Shaw High School class of June 1860 will be
standing shoulder to shoulder for the last time Sat
urday, June 18th at p. in Severance Hall. East
Cleveland School superintendent DR.. H. L. Nichols
will preside at the Shaw Commencement exercise.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

The public is invited to at
tend the Strawberry Festival
which will be held Friday, June
10th at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Hours are from $50 p. m. to
9 p. m.
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and stress period in German
Literature Goethe. late
18th and early 10Th Gen.
tury); Ann Cook, modern
customs and holidays of the
people of Germany; Rolf
Dumke, a paper in German on
the German natonalism.
Also, Marilyn Grande, a three
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Spirit Of ISL"
Spirit OF rs!
youngsters .
Jnunt
To England

1t took 49 years. but Mrs William (Emma) Jaffray,
1905 Grand blvd, finally has definite plans to return
to her homeland Currently she is getting packing tips
from her husband and her sister, Mrs. Ethel Coing-
wood of 145OS Shaw ave-, who will accompany her.
Their luggage won't contain much summer wear,
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Class Night Awards

semester study of the nature of
tragedy and a comparative
study of king Lear" and the
Return of the Native; Peter
Guenther, history of mathemat.
les; Joan Ishee, a history OF
English Common law and the
jury system and modern Utop-
las; Nora Mayer, various as
poets of Japanese culture;
Susan Richardson, a survey OF
Laboratory experiment in the
study of cancer for the Phi
Beta Kappa contest.
Others receiving pins and
medals were: Jerry ROsen. a
paper on mathematics and
our numbers system; Virgin
ia Schlegel, a comparison of
Cervantes to Don Quixote;
Susan Serota (valedictorian
of the class), the value of
penicillin to Manking; Thom-
as Uhrig, Angular and cir
cular motion study in phys
les, and Virginia White for
two semester study of
Charles Dickens giving
comparison of life and writ
ings of Dickens writings.
Those receiving letters oi
commentator for reaching q
creative and independent level
of performance in English
were: Sue Arnold, Tama Ca
how, Joan Dillen, Janet Dorm.
back, Rolf Dumke, Don Fisher,
Kathy Fogarty, Sheila Lotus
Janet Schuff and Martha Still
niger.
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Students recognized for their outstanding extra
curricuar scholastic achievements during Class Night
ceremonies last night at Shaw included 26 seniors.
Those receiving medal or pins and their projects
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RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS these Shaw 1850 sodooes Top co
Scholarship Keefer (Eost Cleveland PA
Scholarship (oho Wesleyan sron vno White Usvn co0ese
Middle Row. Foeory Ohio University
cleveland Allegheny Noyn conde
Wooee
Of Mus sondo Clark eotern cevs
Press Scholarship and Noreen
Scholarship Western Reserve University
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Varsity Baseball

Letter winners for Shaw
High School 1860 season in
clude: Harry Albrecht, Bruce
Fielitz, Dale Collins, and Ken
Klug, who received two letters
Those getting one letter are
John Bestvina, Jim Klein, Bill
Klenoshek, Bruce Matte, Bill
Merino, Bob Perry, and Dave
Vaughn.
English Awards
National High School Poetry
Association Certificate and An
thology went to: Dale Collins,
Gwen Cornman, Dominic Di-
Franco, Joan Fraser, Carol
Lewis, Sheila Lotus, Bruce
Meyers, Rachel Probst, Barbara
Stislow, Constance Welter, John
Wootten, and Noreen Zacharias,
National Essay Association
Certificate and Anthology given
to: Sandra Clark, Barbara kir-
by, Bruce Rick, Susan Serota,
and Janet Skilton.
American Legion
Essay Contest
Margaret Johnson, Delbert
Morrow, John Erjavec, Nancy
Lama, and Tama Cahow.
Continued from page a.
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sTANWooD CREEK will Monday The first port the
$25oooo will be the work which indicated the vertical lines
black line all
oD that will be started when the repair
i eincheq
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Mrs. Logan, n.
Past Regent Of
OAR Chapter

Mrs. Rowena Allcut Logan,
II, of 1845 Forty-seventh place
NV, and Cross Junction, Va,
died at her home here Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Logan, a native of Kan
sas City, Mo-, was the widow
of Kirk H. Logan of this city,
She attended Kansas Univer-
sity and was a past regent Of
the Dan Hill chapter of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution and member of the
Women's Alliance of the Uni
tartan Church.
Mrs. Logan leaves two sons,
Kirk H. Logan, jr., of GIG
Birch street, Alexandria, and
Robert A. Logan, 416 Ridge
wood drive, Alexandria. She
also leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Herbert Franklin, 4204 Wood
bury street. University Park,
Mrs. James Muzic, 6721 Thirty
first street, North Arlington;
and two sisters. Mrs. Frank
Grant, Kansas, Mo, and Mrs.
Jay Clark, Carmel by the Sea,
California. Fourteen grand
children also survive.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at 2 pm. at Gawler's
Funeral Home, 1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Peter A. DoIun,
New York Editor

NEW YORK. April IS (AP)
Peter A. Dolan, "a. veteran
newspaperman and public re-
lations executive, died last
night.
Mr.. Dolan was news editor of
the old New York Sun for 80
years, from 1920 to 1850, when
the paper merged with the New
York World Telegram. He then
entered the public relations
business.
For the past five years, he
was an account executive with
the firm of Hill g. Knowlton,
Inc.
Born in Brooklyn, Mr.. Dolan
went to work as a cub reporter
on the Brooklyn Standard
Union in 1916, and later worked
on the Brooklyn Times and the
New York American before
joining the Sun in 1920.
Surviving him are his widow
Mrs. Lillian C. Dolan of Brook =
lyn: three sons, Peter, Robert
and Paul, and three daughters,
Sister Grace Maria, Mrs. Walter
Conlin and Mrs. Victory Feuer-
herd.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Mrs. OImert, AZ,
Active in Behalf
Of Boys Home

Mrs. Kenneth R. Olmert, AZ,
of 8502 Grubb road, Chevy
Chase, died of cancer at the
National Institutes of Health
yesterday.
A native of Washington, Mrs
Olmert, the former Mercedes
Drain, was active on the Ladies
Board of st. Joseph's Home for
Boys. She served as chairman
Of the benefit committee. Mrs
Olmert was a graduate of the
old st. Paul Academy of WASH
ington and a member of Our
Lady of Lourdes Church in
Bethesda.
Mrs. Olmert leaves her hus-
band and three children, Mi
.chael, Patrick and Mercedes, all
of the home address; a brother,
Martin F. Drain, Hyattsville,
Md; and her mother, Mrs.
Bernice Drain. Arlington, Va.
Solemn mass will be said for
Mrs. Olmert at 9:15 am. Mon
day at our Lady of Lourdes
Church, Bethesda.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the Washington chapter of the
American Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Dr.. William Christmas, 90,
Pioneer Flyer and Inventor

NEW YORK. April IS (AP).
DIR. William Whitney Christ
mas, "a, credited with being the
third man to fly a powered,
heavier-than-air machine, died
yesterday in Bellevue Hospital.
The flight was made on
March 8, 1908. in Fairfax
County, Va, five years after the
Wright Brothers initial success
at Kitty Hawk, N. c.
He developed a plane in 1918
known as the Christmas Bullet.
DR.. Christmas also was cred
tied with more than 300 inven-
tions in aviation and other
fields.
Inventions in aviation in
clude the aileron. a part of the
trailing edge of a wing which
enables a plane to bank.
So great was his stature in
aviation that the German gov
ernment repeatedly offered him
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Mrs. WoIburn, SO,
Formerly Taught
In Pennsylvania

Mrs. Jennie Snyder Walburn
SO. Of the Clifton Terrace
apartments, died yesterday al
the Ayr Hill Nursing Home ir
Vienna CVa.), after an extended
illness.
Born and raised in Cham
bersburg, Pa, Mrs. Walburr
was a graduate of the Ship.
pensburg Normal School, 9
teachers college there.
She taught in several Frank.
lin County (Pa.) country
schools before her marriage tc
Benjamin S. Walburn in the
late 1905.
After the death of her hus-
band in 1912. Mrs. Walburr
entered the millinery business
and managed several shops ir
Pennsylvania before moving
here about 20 years ago.
She was a member of the
Grace Refo rm ed Lutheran
Church.
Mrs. Walburn leaves a son
Orville H., Of the home address
Friends may call at the S. H
Hines Funeral Home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV. Services
will be held at 8 am. tomorrow
at the funeral home. and burial
will be in GrindStone Hill
Cemetery, Chambersburg.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Louis A. Marks,
Custom Tailor

Louis A, Marks, a Washing
ton custom tailor since 1917.
died yesterday after a long ill
ness at his home, 1915 R street
NV. He was rs.
Mr.. Marks came to this
country from England in 1902.
He first set up his tailoring
business in Richmond, Va. and
worked there until he came to
Washington. He opened his
place of business in the Invest
ment Building.
For years Mr.. Marks designed
clothes for Washington officials
and service personnel. He re-
mained active until last Sep
tember. He lived here with his
wife. Josephine Doyno Marks.
Besides his wife, he leaves
two sons. Nathan and Lester
of Silver Spring. Md.
Burial services will be Mon
day in Manuel. N. Y. Funeral
arrangements are being ham
died by Gawler's Funeral Home,
1856 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Mrs. Bostic, a.;
Active in Church

Mrs. Gertrude T. Bostic, "a
an active church worker in the
District. died today at hel
home, 1914 Mount Pleasant
street NV.
Mrs. Bostic, long a member
of the Immaculate Conception
Church, belonged to the Ladies
S Sodality of Sacred Heart
Church, Sixteenth street anc
Park road NV.
She leaves two daughters
Mrs. James L. Desmond of the
home address and Mrs. Clyde
E. Taylor. TOO Northampton
drive, Silver Spring; a son
John E. Bostic of 1902 Allan.
tic avenue, Rockville; a sister
Mrs. Clara L. Blakeney of the
Sacred Heart Home, 5805
Queens Chapel road, Hyatts-
vile; six grandchildren and 1C
great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at $3.50
am. Monday in the Hines
Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. A requiem mass
will be said at 10 am. in the
Sacred Heart Church. Burial
will be in the Gate of Heaven
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Howard Pearson,
Foreman Of Cap
Plant Department

Howard S. Pearson. 81, a vet
eran employee of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone
Co., died of cancer Wednesday
in Prince Georges General
Hospital. He lived at 40Os
Newton street, \Colmar Manor
Md.
Mr.. Pearson was a foreman
in the telephone company's
plant department >at the time
of his death. During 81 years
of service he was often called
upon for emergency line work
in East Coast disasters from
Richmond to New England.
Born in Delaplane, Va, he
spent most of his life in the
Washington area, where he be-
longed to the Alexander Gra-
ham Bell Chapter of the Tele-
phone Pioneers of America.
During World War 1 Mr..
Pearson served with the Army
Corps of Engineers.
He leaves his wife, Pearl, of
the home address; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Birdie Mills, 3405 Al
lison street, Brentwood, Md;
Mrs. Raymond r. Skillman,
Richmond, Va; two sons. How
ard D.. Sterling, Va; Carl T,
4609 Twenty-fif street, Mount
Rainier, Md; seven brothers
and sisters and 10 grandchil-
dren.
Services will be at 10 am.
Monday at the Hines Funeral
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

to Washington in 1880 to work
for Judd & Detweiler, Inc.
printers. He had been employed
by the Government Printing
once since 1947.
Mr.. Hess was a member of
K emper Lodge, No. "a,
.AF6EAM, in Falls Church. and
of the Presbyterian Church of
the Pilgrims.
Mr.. Hess lived at 45I2 @
place NV.
He leaves his wife Amanda
and a brother, Ralph K. Hess
of Philadelphia.
Services will be held at the
C hurch of the Pilgrims,
Twenty-second and P streets
NV, at 2 pm. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Lizton, Ind.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be sent to
the renovation fund Of the
Church Of the Pilgrims.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

81 900 a day plus expenses as
a consultant at the outbreak
of World War I. He turned the
offer down, feeling that the
United States would soon be
in the war, the friend recalled.
DR.. Christmas was trained as
a physician and practiced in
Washington until the early
1900S. Then he started devoting
his full time to the science of
flight.
He trapped birds to study
their wing movements and
structure for tips on fight.
In 1929 he came out with an
idea for a flying wing capable
of carrying rs passengers. The
wing was to be powered with
four engines, with four others
in reserve and capable of be-
ing lnterchanged in fight
should occasion arise.
The depression came and the
wing was never developed.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
T. {. Fletcher, "a,
Partner in Firm

EASTON, Md, April IS (AP)
Theodore E. Fletcher, "a, a
former director of the Federal
Reserve Bank at Richmond,
died yesterday at his home in
nearby Log Haven after an ILL
ness of about four years.
He had undergone several op-
erationS in recent years for a
heart condition.
Mr.. Fletcher was a partner in
the firm of Albert w. Sisk &
Son, canned tomato brokers,
and had been president until he
retired five years ago.
He also was one of the organ
izers of Ocean Downs RaceWay,
a harness track near Ocean
City, Md. and one of the found
ers and a director of the Pres
ton Trucking Co.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Western Stockurd,
Ship Agency Owner

Western Stockard of Palm
Beach, Fla, a steamship agency
owner and executive, died yes
terday in Palm Beach after a
long illness. He was ST.
Mr.. Stockard was president OF
the Stockard Steamship Corp,
an agency with Offices in New
York and New Orleans. An
affiliated corporation which
also bears his name offers
steamship agency services in
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Surviving are his widow,
Mary Alice English Stockard;
two daughters. Lesly and Su-
san, and a sister. Lucy Stock
ard Anson. Services will be
held at the Church Of Bethesda
by the Sea. Palm Beach, at II
am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
John Hess, GPO EmpIoye
And Squure-Dunce Collier

John K. Hess. So. Govern
ment Printing Once employe
and square-dance caller, died
Of cancer yesterday at George
town University Hospital.
Mr.. Hess was organizer and
caller for the Village Square.
an adult group in the Foxhall
Village area, where he also
taught dancing to children. He
had been a caller since 1850.
In 1855 Mr.. Hess received
special recognition from the
Red Cross for biS work in the
neuropSychiatric wards at Be-
thesda Naval Hospital.
Mr.. Hess also was active for
several years in the Potomac
Appalachian A Trail Club, which
he joined in 1898.
Born in Lancaster County,
Pa, he worked in Philadelphia
for eight years before coming
Evening star., 1960-04-15
RocksIide Is Feared
At Niagara Falls

NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y,
April Is (AP).-Large cracks
at the crest of the American
falls have stirred fears of a
third major rockslide there.
This one could crumble a sec
ton about the size of a football
field.
The first slide. in 1854, tum-
bled $4,000 tons of rock over
Prospect Point. In 1856 a
20,000-ton slide destroyed
most Of a power station, killing
one man.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
George Orton, Retired
PEPCO Official, Dies

and registrar of the st. Mat
thew's Episcopal Church and a
member of the Seat Pleasant
Masonic Lodge No. 218. More
recently he became a mem
Der of the National Association
of Credit Managers and the
Association Of the Oldest In
habitants of the District of
Columbia.
Besides his wife, Maude, of
the home address, Mr.. Orton
leaves three daughters, Mrs.
nellie Boyd Of Bay Ridge, Md,
Mrs. Esther Welsh Of Annap-
oils, Nd, and Mrs. Dorothy
Phelps Of Glenridge, Md; a
brother. Charles F. Orton of
Washington, and two grand
daughters.
Friends may call at the S, H.
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV. Services will
be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at
the funeral home, and burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

George B. Orton, rs, a retired
Potomac Electric Power Co.
official and a native of the
District. died yesterday at his
home of a cerebral hemorrhage.
He lived at 5000 Seventh
street NE.
Mr.. Orton was a native of
Washington and was a grad
uate Of Mckinley Technical
High School. He began his As
year career with Pepco in 1905
as an assistant bookkeeper in
the commercial Office and re-
tired as its credit manager in
1850.
For many years Mr.. Orton
was the treasurer and on the
board of directors of the Seat
Pleasant Building and Loan
Association.
He married the former Miss
Maude A. Schultz of Prince
Georges County in 1909.
While living in nearby Mary
land, MFR. Orton was vestryman