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Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30
Of This and That
By Betha Digree

Tommy Frost, Jr., who celebrat- ed his birthday last Sunday, will now learn whether it is true, or not true, that Life Begins at 40" Best wishes to him
 -O-0-O-
 Had a note from Una Malutin this week from ANS Hospital in Anchorage which read q. After I'd had my hip operation, who
Evening star., 1960-02-25
CRITICS VIEW
Star Parade
Clicks as
Special
By CYNTHIA LOWRY

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-In
this year when just about every
show that is not a Western or
situation comedy is referred to
as a special. it was pleasant
last night to see a real one.
1t was special because Of its
performers, none of them IA
miliars on the guest star cir
cult.
The special was MICS Star
Parade and its fornfat gave
Beatrice Lille. Cyril Ritchard,
Tammy Grimes and Tony Ran
dali opportunities to clown, un-
deferred and unrestrained by
the usual supervision of a host
or hostess.
Miss Lille Sparkled in a cou-
pie of typical Lille numbers.
The elegant Mr.. Ritchard had
the temerity to kid comedy
Around the World in 80 Days
and even pulled it of. Tammy
Grimes had a charming singing
number. And Randall, that per-
forming Jack Of All = Trades,
engaged in a series of satiric
blackoutS, all very witty.
Earlier, CBS' Playhouse 80
presented a well-acted drama
which posed an insoluble prob
lem. The question: May evil
means be used to good ends?
Van Heflin played a French
Evening star., 1960-02-25

people who can sing, or dance
or act, it has really urgent de-
mand for more versatile per-
formers and for idea men who
can utilize talent effectively and
give it a chance to grow and
develop.
/ AS a host, Garroway is one of
the pros, but it seems to me
that the most valuable expert
ence to be obtained on the pro-
gram was in the role filled by
this veteran.
People Of taste and wit who
can communicate on TV are in
the ScarceSt supply and consid-
ering the big names" involved
Tuesday as Talent Scouts, here
would have been a chance to
showcase a newcomer with
some fresh contributions to
make in this area. (Heck, we
know what Garroway can do,
and he's doing it every morning
on the Today show
I wish they'd Talent Secuted
a new director, too-particu-
larly one for Miss Colleen Dow
hurSt's reading from Macbeth.
He directed it as if he had
claustrophobia.
This superb young actress is
hardly a find, incidentally. On
her mantle you'll find a Syl-
vania award for her outstand-
ing performance with Lee Cobb
in II. Don Quixote.
And singer Joanie Sommers
is neither a discovery" of
Tommy Sands, nor was she
making her network debut.
She's the protege of HOWE
Horwitz, producer of ABC's n
Sunset Strip. She appeared on
the first episode COct. 16) and
sang a duet with Rookie
Byrnes, appeared again Jan. 8
in collectors Item" "a story
in which she was billed as Koo-
kie'S discovery and sang a
solo. ABC isn't a network?
A certain amount of show biz
schmaltz is necessary in doing
a program of this type but ]
doubt if these piddling little
deceits attention, Bureau OF
Standards and Practices were
necessary. The real facts OF
Joanie's story are far more in
teresting.
-
I had a hunch last week that
a slight very slight attempt
at a jest in this space anent
the editing of a Howard K
Smith analysis on the CHS
News would bring an objection
from somewhere and it did. 1t
was from CHS News.
We didn't seriously intend
that Eric Sevareid had gone on
Evening star., 1960-02-25

his sabbatical last summer be-
cause of a similar occurrence,
or that Mr.. Smith zone Of TVS
finest newsmen) would be fol-
lowing suit ere long.
But while we're on the SUBJ
ject, isn't it time for CHS to
close the time gap between SUBJ
mitting and clearing copyP
Valid differences of opinions
are bound to come up occa-
sionally and it seems a little
awkward that Washington has
to clear things with CHS News
in New York before going
ahead. What's a news head
quarters doing in New York
anyway?
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Moon Mapping
Project Described

The first phase of mapping
the moon was described by ge-
ologists of the United States
Geological Survey at a meeting
of the Geological Society of
Washington last night at the
John Wesley Powell Audito-
rum.
DR.. Aruold C. Mason told of
the terrain study made with
the Army Corps of Engineers
map service. DR.. Eugene M.
Shoemaker, also of the Geo.
logical Survey, spoke on the
lunar crater Copernicus. while
Robert Jastrow discussed lunar
exploration.
Evening star., 1960-02-25
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. Gilbert
and Sullivan: The Pirates
Of PenZance.
700, WMAL-FM (lO7.3 Mc.)-
Music from Germany. So
nata for Flute and Harp by
Krumpholtz.
$500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)-
Concert Stage. Fanfare from
La Peri" by Dukas.
$3.50, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1885 Mc.)-Orchestral
Capitals Of the World. La
moureux Orchestra Of Paris.
Works by Beethoven, Gou-
nod, Honegger and Brahms.
800, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)-
Hi-Fi Showcase. Piano Con-
certo No. 3 in D Minor, by
Rachmaninoff.
1000, WMAL-FM (107.3 Me-
-Nocturne. BaSsoon Con-
certo No. IL in C, by Vivaldi.
11:00, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.0-
Symphonic Highlights. Dvo-
rak'S Symphonic Variations.
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Wolff Hosts
Poy-TVGome

Bob Wolff, WaShington's s
well-known sportcaster, will be
serving as host on the pay-TV
telecaSt of a hockey game which
is being beamed Sunday from
Madison Square Garden to
Toronto, Canada.
The pay-TV system employed
is Paramount's Telemeter and
the game, part Of a continuing
test, will be closely watched
by the industry.
= + =
Correction, Please: We erred
the other day in the Julie Har-
ris caption when, by force of
habit. we named Christopher
Plummer as her costar in a
March 6 TV drama. Appear
ing with Miss Harris will be
Max Schell, not PIummer.
II y
On The Run: Veteran HOwie
Williams moves up at WMAL-
radio as program director in a
general shift of personnel CO.
incident with the exit of morn
ing man Bill Malone. . Jack
Weaver and Frank Hardin take
over commencing March 7 and
other DECAY shifts, Howie re-
ports. are in the works. The
new lineup sounds very good.
Rex Harrison is set for
StartimeS March % show-an
adaptation Of Molnar's Dear
Arthur" by Gore Vidal.
Mark this down, too-Thurs-
day March 3l-Helen Hayes
and Jason RObardS, jr., in that
great old mystery classic, The
Bat" Gosh-whatever hap
pened to Laura LaPlante, the
light of my life 80 years ago?
B. H.
Evening star., 1960-02-25

captain in Algeria who must
decide whether to torture a Is
year-old boy II 1t is the only
way information may be OBJ
tanned to stop more murders
and atrocities by rebel leaders.
Reginald Roses drama strug-
gled with the question but
never came to grips with any
real answer.
Evening star., 1960-02-25
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1905, WTOP-Jim Meyers. Nat
King Cole sings Route 66'
and sweet Lorraine"
1918, WWDC-Ft. Belvoir in
Review. Don Kimberling
plays the top tunes at Ft.
Belvoir and a summary of
special activities at the base.
1880, WTOP-Music Til Dawn.
Hal Stepler plays "Pohjola's s
Daughter" by Sibelius and
Concerto Crosse, Opus 6,
No. II in B Minor by Mozart.
Evening star., 1960-02-25
ON THE AIR
Were These Little
Fibs Necessary?
BY BERNIE HARRISON

While the concept Of the Talent Scouts type Of show
be pass Tuesdays Same special bnge with Dave Garroway
presiding struck generally entertaining hour and the
performers-he John LaSale Quartet in particuarout
standing.
I can't help feeling however that while Tv needs new
Evening star., 1960-02-25
ADVERTISEMENT
The Conscious
Use of the
SubcOnsCiOus Mind

. This is reprinted BY request.
We ,0dste a lot Of mental en-
ergy, article points out, trying
to use our conscious minds too
hard. March Readers Digest
gives 8 methods for putting
your subconscious (and wiser)
mind to work on difficult prob
lens whtIs yoN reIdr!
Evening star., 1960-12-26

fused to act on it within 81
days.
Mr.. Smith, according to as
sociates, hopes to offer the ira
ditional resolution. It would re-
tain the House rules from the
past Congress and thus leave
the Rules Committee structure
intact with eight Democrats
and four Republicans.
The Republicans will desig-
nate new members to replace
Representatives Allen of Illi-
nois. who Is retiring. and Bulge
Of Idaho, who was defeated No
vemher 8. Their successors, 1t is
assumed, will be conservatives
Evening star., 1960-12-26

ian Church in the q. s. A.: the
Rev. Marion A. Boggs, modera-
tor Of the Presbyterian Church
In the U. 8. (Southern); the
Rev. Eugene Carson Blake.
stated clerk Of the General As
sembly, United Presbyterian
Church in the U. S. A.: the
Rev. Frederick Brown Harris,
chaplain Of the Senate; the
Rev. Clarence T. Nelson, presi-
dent Of the Council Of Churches
National Capital Area: and the
Rev. Edward L. r. Elson, pastor
OF the host church.
Evening star., 1960-12-26
Rite to Honor
New Conqress

The 14th annual Service of
1ntercession and Holy Commu-
Mon marking the opening of
Congress will be held at 8 am.
January 3 in the National Pres
byterian Church, Connecticut
avenue and N street NV.
Church officials participat-
ing in the event will be the
Rev. Herman L. Turner. mod
orator Of the United Presbyter-
Evening star., 1960-12-26
Enlarged Rules Group
Seen Possible in House

major committees. 1t provides
that a committee chairman can
call up a regularly reported bill
If the Rules Committee has re-
Evening star., 1960-11-14
Mrs. Rosie Wender, Guided
D. G. Groups and Charities

ington Hebrew CONGREGATION;
the Temple Chapter Of the
Eastern Star and the women'S
auxiliary Of the Hebrew Home
Tor the Aged.
survivors
She leaves o son, Harry 8.
Wender. a well.known attorney
and civic leader, Of 1892 Thirty
first place NV; a daughter.
Mrs. Sidney H. Diamond, Of 1909
Burton street. Silver Spring,
where Mrs. Wender recently
made her home: q sister, Miss
Celia Stern, Of the District:
three brothers. Abram e. Stern.
Of 310l Chesapeake street NV:
Edward D. Stern, OF Canada.
and Hymen Stern, Of Norfolk.
Va: four grandchildren and i've
great.grandchildren.
Services will be held at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Washington
Hebrew Congregation, Massa-
chusetts avenue and Macomb
street NV. Burial will be in
the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery.
The family will be in mourn-
ing at the Burton street address
in Silver Spring.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Zena Greenberg Chapter OF
Deborah or the American Cam
Ger Society. .--,
Evening star., 1960-11-14
MuthiIdu Heuser,
Interior Aide

Miss Mathilda Heuser. So. an
employe Of the Interior Depart
ment, died yesterday aboard a
train at Newark, N. j., while
conducting a tour to New York
for departmental colleagues.
A native of Louisville, KY,
Miss HeuSer lived at 1927
Twenty-seventh street NV.
She came to Washington as
an associate with the Confer-
ence on Child Health and Pro-
lection, an agency privately fl
nanced by. President Herbert
Hoover
She was with the Interior
Department for % years as ad-
ministrative officer for the
Board on Geographic Names.
She conducted a number OF
tours to Europe. Mexico and
various parts of the United
States for members of the In
terror Departments Recreation
Association.
She leaves a sister, Miss Eliz-
abeth Heuser of the home ad-
dress, and a brother, Russell w,
Heuser of st. Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
Ernest 7. Reilly Dies;
u. S. Constructions

Ernest Timothy Reilly, 70, Q
Government construction SUI
perintendent for i6 years, died
Saturday ct Providence Hos
pital Of q heart attack after
an illness Of several weeks.
Mr.. Reilly. who was en-
ployed by the Federal Housing
Administration when he be-
came III, was the Government
representative at the construc-
ton Of Arlington Towers and
the Southwest Redevelopment
project.
Born in Springfield Mass,
he was educated in public
schools there. He came to
Washington In 1925 and later
was construction superintend-
ent at the Shrine Of the I'M
maculate, Conception. He went
to the FLA In 1874.
He was past vice president
and . member of the Holy
Name Society Of st. Marks
Roman Catholic Church, 750l
Colesville road, Hyattsviile. Md.
Mr.. Reilly leaves his wife.
Margaret w., Of the home adA
dress. 1922 Eastwood road,
Lewisdale. Md; one son. Donald
w., 904 Junior street. Alexan.
dria; two DAUGHTERS. Mrs. Marie
Evening star., 1960-11-14
Milton Ninnick,lI' :
Purtner in D. c.
Real Estote Firm,

Milton. (Mickey) vinnick. 46.
Washington real estate man.
died yesterday az his residence,
1885 Sixteenth street NV.
Mr.. Vinnick, q partner In
the arm Of Vinnick d Cohen,
came to Washington In 1s4e
after serving in the Army Med
ical Corps in the Pacific theateS
Of operations.
Born in Rosehayn. N. J., Mr..
Vinnick was q 32d degree Maa
son. q Shriner, and o member
Of the BPOE. He also belonged
to the Jewish War Veterans
Post So, the American Legion.
B'nai Birth, and was O member
Of the congregation At Tifereth
Israel.
He leaves his sister. Mrs.
Mary Aronson. 1851 Sheridan
street NV, and two brothers.
Solomon Of &l8 Harrison lane.
Alexandra. and Samuel Of
Bridgeton, n. J.
Services will be held at Dan.
sansky & Sons, 350l Fourteenth
street NV. at noon tomorrow.
Burial will be in the TifeYeth
Israel Cemetery. Memorial week
will be held ct 1881 Sheridan
avenue NV.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be In the
form Of contributions 20 the
T'ifereth Israel building fund.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
Dratha

ELSIE. On Friday. Noyem:
University blvd West KensinRton
Nd. ELSIE WINKLER, wife o.
Huge Huge Winklsr, neither Of serst
sSis EusG %naiinr EdSsrd sasssr o. raea MTt
srick and Gustave Treffeisen. There
are i've .erandchildren and onl
great-grandchild. Mrs. Winkler restl
Att e. the M Warner E Pumphrey Fu-
Sr B. sfid e Is On noon r1e'dDs sDsikns nS'fR r.
eilitieSG Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. 14
WOLF. CAPT. CHARLES C., yr., D. C,
Eife' Dept. RETIRED. suddenly, on
SATURDAY s November IL. 1850. CAPT,
Dept. lretired,. Of 2707 Adams Mil
Wolz.. Sirother Of AVN Alvin Z Wois @ q q
WOLF. UsA, Puerto Rico. ne also Is
euryived by an aunt. Emma L. Hand
Of the home address. Friends may
call " the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Monday, sSa NV Nss.nS.r s. nz X ssrens .siT
iaeilittesl. Services at the above
November 10. Interment private.
Please omit flowers. Is
S.ns:r iCTs sso On BBssnsds BssTss S:u!ssi Ms
Hospital. JOHN WYATT Of 1749A
txo dsashtePs. IS .' Ms II Wiilie sHrxssed MSs Ss
Minor and Mrs. Sarah 8. Dunn.
Other friends also survive. After
5 pm. Monday, November II, friends
may cell ct the HOFFMAN Funeral
Home. S0S 9Th st. NV. where sery-
15. at 1 pm. Interment Harmony
Memorial Park Arranaements by
B. r. Taylor Funeral Home.
Evening star., 1960-11-14

Mrs. Rosie Wender, 81, who
came to Washington at the age
1of 4 from her native Germany
and spent a lifetime in found-
ing and guiding charitable and
civic institutions. died yester-
day of cancer in the Washing
ton Hospital Center.
Mrs. Wender otercame an
early tragedy In her life-a
permanent arm injury on the
ship that brought her to this
country-and many times went
into debt and risked her health
to help others in her commu-
nifty. e,
She spent her early years
being treated at Children's Hos
pital. The hospital was favor.
ite project OF hers In later
years.
Her father was. Rabbi Shay
Stern Of Addas Israel Syna-
gogue, who glazed the windows
Of the original Corcoran Art
Gallery. Her mother, Helene
Stern, founded the Stern Equip
ment Co., INC.
Married Merchant
In the early l900s, Mrs. Wen
der married Wolf B. Wender, a
Washington merchant and for
mer trader in Africa. He died
here in 1858.
After . brief stay in Knox
vile, Tenn, the Wenders set.
tied In Southwest Washington,
where they operated a grocery
which served as q gathering
point for the community. Mrs.
Wender gave much Of her time
to the old Barney Neighbo borhood
House nearby. =
During the fiu epidemic of
1918. Mrs. Wender set up .
special kitchen In the back of
her store on old Four-and "a
half street S.W., from which
she and her children sent hum
dreds of gallons Of soup to
stricken families in the neigh.
borhood.
Never getting beyond the
NTH grade herself, Mrs. Wen-
der worked hard in setting up a
|parent-teacher group in South
west Washington. She later
helped found the present par.
ent-teacher organization that
serves the entire District.
Her work with children also
led her into the original or.
ganization Of the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club Auxiliary.
During World War II, though
well in her COS. Mrs. Wender
was active In service canteen
work.
Mrs. Wender had served as
president Of two citizen asso-
Citations and several religious
groups, including the B'nai
Birth Women's Argo, which
she helped found; the WASH
Evening star., 1960-11-14

r. Booty. 450l aspen Hill road,
Wheaton and Mrs. Catherine r.
Geraci, 1924 Eighty-ninth ave.
nue.. Hyattsville, and 10 grand
children.
Friends may call at the Coll
Inns Funeral Home, 1921 Four
teenth street NV. A requiem
Mass will be held at 10 am. to-
morrow at st. Marks. Burial
will be at Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
ilpathH

United Jewish Appeal Of Greater
Washinston on behalf Of It's ofieers
stan and Government Division. ex-
tend its deepest sympathy 10 Mr.
loss Of their beloved daughter,
LINDA RUTH. who passed away on
Sunday. November Ia 1850. :,
GREATER WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN. Mount Calvary sec
tion-4 sites, excel location: will
sacrifice. $3.50 cash. SP. 3-4733.
IA
GEO. WASHINGTON CEMETERY-1
lot, 8 sites, excel. location, $3.50,
MAUSOLEUM. National Memorial ParL
Beautiful italian marble. will sac.
rifice for 500 under market price
for immediate cash. DA. 6-S921
Is
NATIONAL IfEMORIAL PARK-1 iol
a sitesI. excel. loc.; present price
$3.50 cash. KE 6-6l92 Is
Evening star., 1960-11-14
Araths

nlANGANAR0. RALPH q On Sat.
srdiHs;A iHs;AkMsS'szNaso kMSssSa16sse iseSn issos fapE fs55g.
ssn son d ranch nsass.s. and Nd csse sslpssc
Wiiiism and jahn Thomss
Mspysnare: gfsndsen e 9 g: Slater
sasnds ee srs srs @ invited g ss a. &:
Home q Robert a. Fuhbhrsy.
Hethesda. Nd. after q Pm, sunday,
Is from IRON the Fort us.sr cSapsl,
!:E@sns Arlington s.tisnsi Gems
MeGaEw. CLINTON JACKSON. sr. On
sunday. November 13, 1850. at the
soN sosNIns'Un HedsERW dAssEsRWata SLafnos S,S.Sa Sace &
Esther 8. NeGres and isther q
pr, Clinton Jackson McoreN. h.;
Mrs, Gertrude u. wilson. and Mrs.
Louise oa. n staniield; brother et 9:
Wednesday. November Ia Ct 1850
ehaieh. ESD ns and slsad sCus2 Grant ossp0aas. ss
MArlinstcn. Manast,.. va W. '1ntSrmsnt Mstio1si
AlexandEia washington Lodge, No
csil at the Everiy WheatisS FunerSi
AisEsn;a,,s AAiSns; isog =. West sraddoek "a"
MEACHUM. SEYMOUR c. A special
a communication Is hereby
~ fsas:. fsll:s ss, sS. !. wissos.' s Z a. s1R. n.
~W Wednesday. November i6,
~ 1850, for the purpose Of
- ATTENDING The trvtgpsssl tqnsTsl q
SEAcaTM SHE 1iss ssS'hsh6 ss e.. Mount csrmsi
S NV. on wassdnssdss. November L. IL.
: RMoaERT = DAVIS. W. NJ.
NEEKs. CHARLIE u. On Friday. No
Ed ysmHss Fans II chngeS ngSS s sas isn af'sHss q S
sally y. Meeks and the late turner
Frye. Mrs. Mary Larkin. Mrs. Susan
DAVIS 1Sns rn:Is pTsnd' Hsy. Rsy ea & Hs1ts ss15
WashinatOn st.. Pals Church. Va,
where services win be held on Tues
day. November Is. ct pm. In.
Serment National Memorial Park.
lssaas. A0HM WAITER At the Dis
trict Nursing Home. Warrenton. Va,
Saaafy %RGrER MTss Il 5 LpSen SSe 'oHN Ha
and father OF Mrs. Pearl Piekrell Of
Linden. Va; John W. and H. Gene
Mills. both Of Hume. Va; brother
Of 0eorge W. Mills, hah-brother Of
Mrs. Polly v. Wilson. Mrs. Henrietta
II. Grim, Mrs. Helena r Mills. Also
survived by 12 grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren Friends
and relatives may call at the Roy
ston Funeral Home, Marshall. va.
where services will be held on
Tuesday, November IS, 1860. at
pm. Interment In leeds ceme-
terry, Dune. Va.
MOORE. ANDREW J. OF 3417 South
1860. husband OF the late Mabel I.
Moore. father OF Mrs. Henry r.
steele Andreg u james r.. Ralph
Of Charles and John Moore; SIX
grandchildren survive. Services at
Ehambers' Funeral Home: 5eOi
Cleveland ave-, Riverdsle, Nd. on
Tuesday. November Is. at pm.
1nterment Fort Lincoln csmstery.
H4OORR. ANnRRvR A. snsr,.n,
Evening star., 1960-11-14
darn at. Uhauka

KLOPaEAN. SIDNEY .. The family Of
the late SIDNEY B, KLoPMAN
wishes to express our sincere appre-
citation TO our dear relatives. friends
aG t05 tneir
acts OF Kindness TO US during our
recent bereavement.
THE KLOPMAN FAMILY.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrennatOriun

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass Ave. e. Ii $4,000
Evening star., 1960-11-14
llnnRR. ANnRrw ~ a..ar..n

a somaSniestion = D fIkfa' kins
IN David Lodge. No. 2S, r. A.
IN A. NJ. Is called for Tues-
MCN day. November IS. 1850.
NV Chambers' Funeral Parlor.
" 5S01 Cleveland ave, Riv.
srSs: ssss. M M,iS iSr the SS.pc'' ssrys.; g sS
icS cSr late brother. ANDREW ].
Evening star., 1960-11-14

ROSIE. The oficers and
memberssof Temple Chap
ter No. ID. o. z. g.. are
requested to assemble at
the WASHINGTON Hebrew
Coneregation. Massachu-
setts ave. and Macomb st.
NV, ct 8 pm. Tuesday,
Evening star., 1960-11-14

"tssss!s ss:;ss:!;i 'Ss. ,y:sse. 2 GPs2 ss2I'''ss I
loved wife. Of Clarence W. Wagener
mother OF Mrs. Hafold Z. Davis
q Pasadsna; s Calf and sister q
seli and Miss Frances Russell, al
Of Washington. D. c.; Howard d
Russell Of Los oatos. Calf, and
" Eugene W. Russell OF Ct. Peters-
burg. Fla. Services and interment
Evening star., 1960-11-14
nE SlAR, CENEVaEYE Q. auddenly. .

SATURDAY, November IL. 1860. q
Hospital, dENEvIEVE 3 De MAR
beloved daughter of Hillary ane
Bertha pc Mar. Also surviving ari
tnree children. two sisters, foul
other relatives ard many friends
after I pm. Tuesday. November rs
friends may call at the SnoWder
Funeral Home, North washington ST.
sReckytlle. Nd. Funeral ct 2 pm
Brooke Grove Church, Laytonsviile
ND. the Rev. o. 6eason 1ficiatin
Interment church rcmefefY III
Evening star., 1960-11-14

WAkTs0N, YERA G, On Saturday,
$s:sln:lon Iisss Hs.sls. ssSlss.f
Of Nelson I Harrison Of ai0l Con-
Claude. Estes Of Fort Lauderdale,
fia.: Mrs. Frank Leary OF the resi-.
dence address and Harry n, N.
Ehaney of Norbeck. Nd. Friends
may call at 0avler's Chapel. 1855
Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy parking op.
positeD. from, IL am. until s pm.
Monday. November IL. Private serv.
ices. will be held on Tuesday, No.
vembur Is, at II am. Id
Evening star., 1960-11-14

;1s ss:s Ss ,:Ss s. sSPass 81
voted wife Of Frank 3. Harris,
mother Of Mrs. Clara n. Doles and
Andrew B. Harris, grandmother o.
SeSa5s so%as n6 po.s James b.T Lewis 1:l.,T.: tns
and friends also survive. Remains
Of Mrs. Harris may be viewed at the
Frazier Funeral Home. $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. from IL noon
until 1880 pm. Wednesday. No
Portsmouth. Va. is
Evening star., 1960-11-14

NHNNICA' MILIUN tMICKEYg. sud
$685. $685. MroS &c sSnSsS afcKNTS Hsye%HsF %1NNR "a
of the Woodner Apartments Apartments. siST5wd SeloTsd
vinnick OF Alexandria, va, and
Samuel, vinnick Of Brideeton, N. j.
DanEansky & Sons FUNERAL Home.
35Ol l4th st. NV. Tuesday, No
vember 10. at 10 noon. Interment
Tifereth Israel Cemetery lneW1. Me-
mortal week, 1881 Sheridan st. NV.
In lieut. Of flowers. the family sne-
gests that contributions may Be
made TO- the Tifereth Israel COnRre.
cation Building Fund. Is
Evening star., 1960-11-14
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SnORTkR, .CnA1LED BENJAMIN, Dr.
SaA aiafizH tH1sER 1hSsisais isszEoki'sst stssSe, g.
e Ss,I die y se,tcn src,. 2! M Az believes hqs. {
sossa e is1 sns e ss chrss saoIser ami *
sRSrssr eIsrf. a' Aiso % sufsiSinss n1sSlns na: a.:
other relatives ana many fflends,
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments By MCGUIRE. Inc. iS
sPAa. YALTER JOE. On SATURDAY,
PxR e scos iSeo SeU. WaLTEk eoSrt sSsr f01
Noma Spar and devoted son q Mrs
Rose Spar Of Silver Spring. Nd.
and the late Max Spar. He also Is
survived hy . brother, Dr. irving
spar Of Roehester. n =. Funeral
Ssiess ons s.ra q tse ss. ssTnsrd ak kRSn1anssy
NV. on Tuesday. November is, Il
$50 am, Intefnent Ariingtcn Ma
tionai Cemetery. Memorial week,
eprinG, Nd. In lieu of flowers the
family suggests that contributions
may be made to the Cancer Society,
SPAR. WALTER ). An emersens com.
- municaticn aIns N Of National
8: 3; ;;'I 3
for the purpose Of conducting last
Masonic rites for our late brother
WAITE Tbs Y fPAR; y AhRi;crrrv ~
FRED N. BOOTH. secy. Il