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JOHNSTON c. SACHS. W. M.

GAsKINs, SADIE A. On Saturday
May IA, 1860, SADIE A. GASKINs
Of 2SO4 Dunbarton ave. NV, sister
Of David Gaskins. She also is sur
viyed by other relatives and friends
After 8 pm Tuesday, May II,
friends are invited to cali at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st. NV
Funeral services will be held al
the. First Baptist Church. 27th st
and Dunbarton ave. NV, or
Wednesday, May IS. at pm
1ntermept Union Baptist Cemetery
Body will lie in state at church
from 9:30 am. Wednesday, May lS
until time of funeral II
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Hospital. after q short illness, EDNA
MUM BARRIcK, aged SO, of 20ol
37th st. Sc, widow of Frank s,
Barrics, m9ther OF poCGtny nH Mum
Letter Of Hagerstown,. Nd. She was
9 q member OF the Ryland Methodist
Church and Conococheague Chapter
Of OAR Friends may call at the
Cofman Funeral Home, HagerstoWn,
Nd, on Thursday, May l9, at $3.50
pm. Interment Rose Hill Gene
terry Is
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PRoREy ARTHUR COLLINS ON Sun

day May Is, 1890 at his residence,
COLLINS PRoBEY. beloved husband
of Edna F. Probey and brother OF
Thomas F. Probey, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla: Mrs. Victor Simpson, Mrs
Parker Wheatley, Mrs. Vincent
Berard, all of washington. D. c.
and W. Robert Probey, Bethesda
Nd. He also is survived by nine
nieces and nephews. Friends may
1924 wisconsin ave. NV, sftel
1880 pm. Monday. May 10. Flu.
neral from the above funeral homt
on Wednesday, May 1S. at 1886
am: thence to st. AIMS Church
where requiem mass will be offered
at Il am. Interment Mount Olive
Cemetery. Please emit flowers. II
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FLETCHER, ROBERT v. On Monday

RoEBERt RoE H 9gS SkEFcRGS 4 RGfG5I Il 4. SOg %..
chester. Apartments, beloved hus-
band Of Eta c. Fletcher and father
Of Ernest L. Fletcher of Chicago
III: Mrs. Gordon Dix of Grand.
vile, Mich; Robert j. Fletcher oi
New Canaan, Conn. and William NJ
Fletcher Of Rosemout, Pa. Friend,
may call at Gawler's Chapel, l75C
Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy parking
corner 18th and @ SITS. n.wD, or
Wednesday. May Is. after l2 noon
Chapel Wesley Theological Sem
mary, 44O0 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
on Thursday, May 10, at 3 pm
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery rs
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GEORGE W. A special
communication Of Remper
Lodge. No. "a. A. r. and
a, M, will be held at the
} Masonic Temple, Falls
Church, Va, at l pm.
Wednesday. May Is. 1850,
for the purpose OF con-
the Masonic funeral serv-
our late brother. GEORGE
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MELVIN A. coLsERT. bfis!s0 Fin. Sais.i Sec.

PHILLIPS. 1T. COL. JOHN T., Jr.,
TsAF Fass sudSsply' oHS on saTiTIys sa5YJd1s May
of 6OO2 Atteente I'd, Springfield,
Va, beloved husband Of Stell d.
Phillips and devoted father Of John
T, Phillips III of Wilson, Ark: son
Of John 7 and Alta 7 Phillips Of
Joy WiSener Of Baton Rouge, La:
Mrs. Helen Corey OF San Diego.
Calf, and Murray Phillips OF
Santa Barbara, Calf Services at
Fort Myer Chanel on Wednesday.
May Is, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Ar
rangements by the Rinaldi Funeral
Hnma
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PROBEY. ARTHUR c. Members OF
ZA the Holy Name Society OF
MG&SEM st. AIMS Church are re-
W%kN quested to assemble at the
VG XM De Vol Funeral Home. 1924
W90 ~ Wisconsin ave. NV, on
~NS Tuesday, May ~, 1860, al
w S:l5 pm, to recite the
rosary for ARTHUR c, PROBEY
REV. WILLIAM p. ANDERSON,
Spiritual Director.
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LEWIS, JAMES LEE. Suddenly, on
SSnday % JAMES Mss Iii REE i'gG Haws Sf Manas'a sUn 81
Percival A, and Emily r. Lewis and
brother Of Mrs Jean Griflth Of
Warrenton. Va. and Percival A.
Lewis, ir., Of Manassas, Va. Friends
may call at the Baker Funeral Home,
314 West ST.. Manassas, va. Serv-
ices will he helc Wednesday, May
Is, at {. pm, DST, at the Trinity
Episcopal CnuIch, Manassas, Va.
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coMGILL, ApA V. on Tuesday. Mas

II, 1860, at her home. sl2 Rich
mond ave, Silver. Spring, Nd, ADA
" COWGILL, wife Of the late
Myron @. Cowgirl. mother Of Miss
late Dr. William S. Gochenour.
Mrs. Cowgirl rests at the Warner
E. Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held on Thurs
. day, May 10, at 10 am (parkiug
facilities). Interment National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery, Falls Church,
Va. Friends may visit at the above
funeral home after 730 pm. Tues
day, May II. Is
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Is, 1850. HIRAM c e, 1S9f; IIoY6. de. as,
and Hannah Lloyd. devoted cousin
Of Mrs, Annie Turner, Mrs. Ger
trude Quick, John and H. J. Lloyd
He also is survived by a devoted
friend, Mrs. SaNh Hardy. and many
other friends. Remains may be
viewed after pm. wednesday. Mas
IS, at the Barnes g. Matthews Flu.
neral Home. 1919 14th st. NV
Oath st. at Spring rd.), where
funeral will be held on Thursday
Wilbur Henry oficiating. interment
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GAsKINs. SADIE. omcers and menu
~ II bers of Queen Of Sheba
HNS<M Chapter, No. .. o. e. s.,
N6& P. H. A., are notified OF
IAAHeN. the death Of Sister SADIE
GASRINS. Funeral serv-
W ices on Wednesday, May
Is. 1860. at pm, at
the First Baptist Church. 9th st.
and Dumbarton ave. NV.
VIOLA ASHLEY, w, NJ,
JOHN T. LEWIS, W. p,
LUCY p. TURNER. Secy
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THOMAS, WILLIAM, On Friday. May
OF Edward and Frederick Thomas,
devoted friend Of Mrs. Mary Tinker
He also Is survived by other rela-
TSe,, tive: and I friends; Sn d.; The late Mr.
art Funeral Home, 80 II st. ne,
after 4 pm. Wednesday, May Is
where prayers will pe Saia on Thurs
day, May 10, at am. Intermeni
Woodlawn Cemetery 1S
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Spiritual Director.
WILLIAM DENNING, secy.

WINIFRED A. On Saturday
May IA, 1860, at Anne Arunde
Genersl General * ROsPitsl; Annapolis, ,AIs Nd.
ton. Nd, wife Of Charles P. Ran.
dali, mother OF Stephen @. Randall
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
J. Dorsey Of Churchton. Md. sis.
ter Of Francis o. and william ]
Dorsey. Friends may call at tht
ave. ne, until $50 am. Wednes'
day, May Is. Requiem mass will b'
offered at Our Lady of Sorrow!
Catholic Church at Owensville. Nd.
at 10 am. Interment church GENE
terry. IL
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BRYSoN, JOHN H. On Sunday, May
IS, 1860, JOHN H. BRYSON OF
1912 z st. Sc. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Jarvis.
CARTER. CLARENCE, On Sunday

CARTER, CLARENCE, on Sunday,
Hospital, Mr.. CLARENCE CARTER
of SO Adams st. NV, devoted
husband of Mrs. Lillian Carter.
He also is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. lie Verne Harrison, and
other relatives and many friends.
Remains may be viewed on Wednes-
day, May Is, after 3 pm, at the
Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 621 Flor
ida ave. NV. where services will be
held on Thursday. May 10, at l
pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery Is
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SeRSa'' Senss Hospita. Saa MIS-. MIS- coRfNE aISSi
JACKSON Of 5li Sd st. ne. beloved
sister of Mrs. Sarah Kendrick and
mother If Sherman Aston. She also
leaves TO mourn their loss her
brother, Irving Aston; q host Of
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home. 3015
18th st. NE. where friends may
call sitter 4 pm. WEDNESDAY, Mas
10. at 8 pm. at the Greater New
Hope BAPTIST Church. S16 sth st
NV, the Rev, Charles H. Hamilton
oficiating. Interment Camden, s. c
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GAsS, JOHN BERNARD u. b. On
dence, 40 Park I'd. NV, JOHN
BERNARD GASS q. B.1, father Of
Bernard ". Gass of Temple Hills,
Md; son of Catherine L. Gass and
the late William C. Gass. brother Of
and the late Albert Gass. Also sur
Yiying are three Grandchildren
Friends may call at the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881 Georgia
ave. NV. on Monday, May 10, after
o pm, until Wednesday, May lS,
at $50 am. REQUIEM mass at ST
GabrlePs Church, Grant circle n ".
az ~ am. Interment Mount Olivet
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May Is. 1880. JOHN w. RYAN q
1918 Mitschsr St. Kensington, Md,
beloved son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
A. Ryan, brother OF Janet Ann Ry-
an, grandson Of DR.. and Mrs. Harry
NJ. Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ereat-grandson Of Mrs. Harry T.
Wheeler, and Mr.. Arthur H. Tew.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
at 9 am. on Wednesday, May Is
at Fort Myer Chapel. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Gynr
and Salem, Mass, papers pleasI
copyJ II
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WILLIAM W. KIRBY, comdr.
GEORGE B CLARK, Adit. lS

OSCAR b, On Monday.
May ssSo ,ss S,.n.S 1850 at his oSass sssidsnss &
FETTERMAN. He is survived by
Mrs. Freda Fetterman, q daughter,
Mrs. Charlotte Erdman; two sisters,
Mrs Mark Fonoroff of Washington,
D, O.; Mrs. Henrietta Steiner q
children. Friends may call at the
Gawler Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania
ave. NV, tcourtesy parking corner
18th and @ SITS. n.w.l, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, May
Shalom Cemetery. Please omi,
flowers. The family requests con-
tributions to the Heart Fund as
expressions of sympathy. In MORN
ing 3522 Davenport st. NV. IL
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TuCMAN. AnFTATnF n or nTond

May is, 1850. at her residence s
t2Is tnEIsfSE sESsh sth Ei;cAIN ST. AAfIIN,nstS9 va !
the late Alfred Best Tusmsn anc
nSthsT TS,ths.on Of ALFRED 3. TuEman .
Of Virginia Beach, va, and Mrs
W. Il. Charlton Of Point Pleasant
N J, Friends may call at tn
g. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2g0l 14th g. NV. after 10. m
ties). Services at the above funera
home on Thursday. May 10, at
pm. 1nterment Ivy Hill Cemetery
Alexandria, Va. Is
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GAsKINs, SADIE. omcers and men,
bers Of the Ladies of olive Inn
mediate Relief Society sre requested
70 attend the funeral of MISS
SADIE GASKINS on Wednesday
May. Is. 1860. at l pm, from the
First Baptist Church. 27th ST,
and Dumbarton ave. NV
EVA GALLOWAY, President,
ETTA LYNCH Rac Gacy
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oN fs 1862 Lou1sE S LoNa oSNsaodoiy1 q 1I1iS MiS
Hunters la, Rockville, Nd, wife OF
John c. Long. ST., and mother Of
Mrs. Frederick L. Williford and
John c. Long. jr. There are also
at the Warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Ga, ave. Silver Spring
Nd. parking faeilities). Mass Will
be offered for the renose Of her soul
on Wednesday, May 1S, at $3.50
12701 Viers Mil rd., Rockville, Nd
Interment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery
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DFathH

ob M6ndag, NAY SN9 f6, 1850. a. 81.
CHRISTIAN BAcHsCHMID, beloved
husband of clara HuddleSton
BachSchmid and brother Of William
H, Emil h. Edward K. and Carl A
son. Friends may. call at the Birch
Funeral Home, 3034 NJ St. NV
Services at st. Luke's Methodist
Church, Wisconsin ave and Cal
vert st. NV, on Wednesday, May lS
at . pm lnterment ROCK Greer
Cemetery. IL
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GUTHRDGE, COL. PAIL FOSTER

May lOi lSOU, VlRGlL g.
HEATHCOCK Of 1918 Spring I'd.
NV, devoted husband Of Lorraine
+. Heathcock, father of Virgil j
Heathcock. son of Albert G and
the late Carrie Heathcock, brother
OF Mrs. Mildred Mitchell of Della
ware, Ohio. ana Mrs. Lillian Broad.
nox OF Chicago, III Other rela-
tives and many friends also sur.
vive.. After I'm Wednesday, MAY
Is, friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Islanc
ave; NV, wnere services will bC
held on Thursday, May 10, at IL
m, he Rev James o. West of
nciat!ne. Intermens Lincoln Me,
mortal Cemetery IS
HETHERINGTON, ROBERTA F, Or
Monday, May 16, 1860, at Sibley
Hospital, ROBERTA F. HETHER.
1NGTON, beloved wife of Charlie.
R. Hetherington, mother of Mrs
Barbara Lee Follin and 1t. Rober
B. Hetherington, daughter of Mrs
Mary c Moldin and sister OF Mrs
Eta Smallwood and Robert F
Anderson. She also is survived b!
f1ve grandchildren. Friends may cal
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
and Massachusetts ave. ne, wher
services will be held on Thursday
May 10, at 10 am. Interment For
Lincoln C9petery. 1s
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On May l6, 1850, beloved wife Of
more ave-, Baltimore, Md. devoted
mother of Mrs Mildred L. Kirsch
OF Baltimore, Md: Bernard Gold
stein OF Washington. D. c., and
sister, Of the late Frank Storch. She
dren. and nine Observation-Disclosures
Services at the Sol LevinSon a. Bros.
Home, 6010 Reisterstown rd., Balti-
more, Md, on Tuesday, May II, at
II am. Interment Baltimore, Nd.
at, 5429 Fairlawn ave. Baltimore,
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1850. at his residence, Iii Long.
fellow st. NV, IRA s. JENKINS
beloved husband Of Helen Z. jenkins
and brother Of Mrs. Ruth Hart, Mrs
Mamie Saunders and Mrs. Dorl
Morris. He also is survived BY sew
may call s. The 8 II Hines co
Funeral Homs. 1901 14th st. NV.
after 10 an. Tuesday. May Il
(parking facilities). Services at .thl
above funeral home on wednesday
May IS, at l pm. Interment Rocl
Greek Cemetery. The family sug
gests that expressions of sympath!
may be made in the form Of q con
tribution to the Infantile Paralysi
Foundation. II
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Dratha

HILTON, IVA MAY. on Sunday, May
cissettsyiils. Nd, beloved wife Of
ssr. sSs HtGn snS Ro5sGt m9tnfh atSa ana sister
Of william watkins. Mrs. Milton
Burde5te. Mrs. Irwin Ward and Har-
old watkins There also are SIX
ssndSShildFfn' Sa Mu!ssgoEah MEsaSs nay Faasrsi sa
Home. Damascus, Nd. Services at
pm. wednesday. May rs. at
MONTGOMERY NJ b dist Church,
Classttsyiis; No uI,on fntsTmsnI ilI Ghurfn s IN
state at the church from to 2 pm.
wednesday, May 1S.
HOMER, EMMA B. (nee HoLsTl. On
HOMER OF 1907 Harling Ia, Be-
thesda, Nd. beloved wife Of Oscar
2. Homer, mother Of Charles n.
Homer. jr.. sister Of Lillian Gold
smith and Mae Pearson. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of E1e- Ss
s5s where a. .eTTiess eT%psrs Vim Se hsld
Wednesday. May is, at pm. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. IL
nG Monday. Nay is. 1880 Al bis home,
Poplar Springs, Nd, WILLIAM T.
HOOD. beloved husband Of Mrs. La
yinia Leishear Hood, father Of WI;
Of Miss Amy E. Moiesworth, Mr..
Hood rests at the olin I. Moles-
worth Funeral Home. Damascus;
Nd; h.dsv where seTyiceS TsS VIII 99e aeIa m
fnterment Poplar springs Meth
odist Cemetery, In lieu Of flowers
make contributions TO q memorial
fund for the Poplar SPRINGS Meth;
after pm. wednesday. May Is
HUDSON, ROSA MAE. On Friday,
Nay Ma, -, 1890. ROSA NAE NAE huD; ,;
Mr.. Clarence Wsshington and loying
mother Of Robert Hudson. A host
Of other relatives and many friends
also survive. Notice Of funeral later
Sons. GIL K st. NV.
HUNGERFoRD, vTvIENNE H. Or
Monday. May 10, 1850, at oeors'
VIVIENNE H, HUNGERFORD o.
5402 56th place, East Riverdale
Md, formerly Of La Plata, Nd.
beloved wife Of Reginald Pric,
H. johnson Of Warwick: R. l., anc
Mrs Susan. H. Baden of carrollton
Hoffman Of Mobile: Ala, and siste
ineton. D. c.; Miss Jessie Ma!
Hoffman and Francis o. Hoffman
both Of Mobile. Ala. She also 1
/, survived by four grandchildren
, Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th ST
NV (parking facilities). Service
at the Christ Episcopal Church, L
! Plata. Nd, on Thursday, May l9
at IL am Interment Christ Epis
copal Church Cemetery Way
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-04
ARIZONA VETS
ARE NUMEROUS

Veterans are a large part of
Arizona's population. in fact, they
represent more than l0% Of all
the people in the state.
The Arizona Regional Office of
the Veterans Administr alton says
the latest survey shows there are
10000 war veterans now living
in Arizona, as follows:
$4,000 are veterans of World
War IL:
4l,O0O are veterans Of the Ko-
rean Conflict:
10000 fought in World War l.
1000 are vets Of the Spanish
American and Indian wars.
This goes to show the impact
veterans have on the economy of
the state.
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-04
STATE MARRIAGE
LAW CHALLENGED

TUCSON = The constitutionality
of Arizona's interracial mar
riage law is being questioned
again by Tucson couple rec
emily denied marriage license.
Cesar K. Lee, 2o. and Hazel
b. Grimwood, 27. filed suit in
superior court Tuesday to force
the court clerk, Grayce Gibson
O'Neil, to issue them a license.
Lee. an American citizen, was
born in the Philippine Islands
of Chinese ancestry. He is title
engineer. Miss Grimwood, eau
casian. is an elementary school
teacher.
The suit is the second filed in
Pima County in less than a year.
Last December, Henry Oyama,
a Tucson native of Japanese an
cestry, and Mary Ann Miller, won
the right to be married.
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-04
Elect PAUL {. CARNEY
REPUBLICAN,

A native Phoenician. Paul Carney
is a graduate of St. Mary's High
School and attended Phoenix COL
lege. A resident of his District
for ten years where he is widely
known and respected. Paul stated
If elected, he will be conscien-
tious worker for his District and
available to the people there at
all times. A veteran of three
years service with the u. S. Air
Force. he has been employed by
the Salt River Project for the
past seven years. He is Coun-
sellor of Boy Scouts and a mem
Der of the Knights of Columbus.
Paul is married and a member
OF St. Catherine's Church.
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-04
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Arizona tribune., 1960-11-04

Honors go to Ray Warren. ISIS
w. Maricopa, junior at Phoenix
Union High School. who has dis
tinguished his school career by
being elected freshmen, sopho-
more and junior class president.
He was recently chosen Boy of
the Month by the Northeast OPP
timists. Ray participates in var
sity football, basketball and
track. He is board member of
the student council.
Hats off to Larry Carol, who
is also a junior at PU. He has
served as a student council rep
resentative. Among his laurels,
Larry is rated as the third fast
est trackman in the city. He
plays football. too.
Georgia Crane, Charles Echoles
and Tommy Curry we're mem
bers of a PU cast which pre-
sented the play "Rebel Without
Cause" last week.
If you have any honor students
at St. Mary's, Mesa High, South
Mountain or in Tucson, let me
know before Tuesday, Nov. 8.
The plaid hop last week was
featured at the college night held
at Eastlake Park center. Every
one enjoyed the pizza and cokes.
A prize was given to the person
wearing the sharpest plaid OUT
fit.
Bobby Waldon and Lonnie Smith
have good idea. They want to
reserve a certain part of the
building for study room which
may help students solve their
problems.
You can help me with my prob
lens II you will report anything
of interest that could use in
my column.
Your Girl Friday,
Shirley Smith
P. S. Drop a note to me at
1901 w. Cocopah or phone the
Arizona Tribune office at
BR 6l23O.
LATE FLASH Three young
ladies made the honor roll at
Carl Hayden High: Rosa Price,
senior, IL average; Patricia
Grant, senior, IL and Dor othy
Price, l.8 (freshman.)
Rosa and Patricia attended Sen
ior Day at the University of
Arizona last week. We are really
proud of them. SIS.
Arizona tribune., 1960-11-04

LET'S HAVE HARMONY IN THE STATEHOUsE
Elect PAUL E. CARNEY
STATE REPRESENTATIVE : DISTRICT NO.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

ton Va ready their guns their bird dogs Saas
Stormy Hayrde Horseshoe Band Prince point covey
of quail See Getting Ready for the Quail Season." page Il
BUILDING BRIDGE The Jones Point Bridge connecting
Maryland and Virginia named officially in honor Of Woodrow
Wilson, moving along rapidly considering the immens Of
the project Staff Ewood Baker spent several
days accumulang the interesting pictures reproduced
and plus others that had to be omitted be-
cause of space limitations
TOGETHERNESS: This latterday theme pubiczed by f.
magazine isn't confined home life you
will discover page 16 It applies also to fighting
especially the ones that fly the Air Forces huge Abombers
APARTNESS: Thousands people in the Washington
talk to each other daily the several times
each working Some of them will get their
first looks at each other in the feature beginning on page 70
TIME WILL TELL No longer the watch confined to the
pocket the wrist Designers dreamed rather
surprising places watches remains be
how well their ideas will catch you're hard put to think
Of gift for the that has everything you find the
suggestions page 80 timely No pun intended)
COMEBACK Remember last Thanksgiving Day? didn't
right did it. without the cranberes? Well glad report
that the cranberry industry is making comeback from the
scare caused by the anting of of the fruit by weed
killing chemical The industry is certain the problem hasbeen
licked and growers are happy, page a.
Next Sunday
Story fhow irresistible compuon led Jacob Mogeeve
Government executive to write book about prominent
yet unremembered character of the Civil War.
visit to picturesque New Market Md town where every
house on Main Street would become antique shop
some residents had their way
Santa pack this shows that sophisticated
toys will be popular with youngsters.
Why the food industry believes that "bonbag meals will
truly make cooking simple boiling water.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
Truinmen Erase
Mention of Color
From Constitution

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20 (AP)
Delegates to the convention
Of the Brotherhood of Rail-
road Trainmen have agreed TO
erase the mention of color
from their constitution.
The l.100 delegates voted
with a show of hands" after
almost two hours of discussion
yesterday. The result was over
whelming approval of the pro-
posed amendment to eliminate
the phrase white males" from
section ll0 Of the unions con-
Stitution.
Formerly the brotherhood S
constitution restricted men,
bership in the 00,00O-member
labor group to applicants who
were white males, sober, in
duStrlouS and of good moral
character. :"
A BRIT spokesman said elm
ination of the color issue from
the constitution may help or
ganizing efforts among railroad
companies in the South and
elsewhere, where larger num-
berS Of employees are Negro.
Removal OF the racial re-
striction on membership now
brings the BRIT into line with
AFL-CIO policy of civil rights.
1t also makes good a pledge
made by William P. Kennedy.
BRIT president, to AFL-CIO
principles.
Evening star., 1960-01-20

you struggle" is more important.
you've got to believe some
thing with your whole heart
and soul to win a campaign" "
Mr.. Eisenhower declared.
If we as Republicans don't
make certain that every citizen
has had an opportunity to hear
US express our convictions. we
have failed"
Role UndisclOSed
The President did not dis
close what part he expects to
take in the 1860 campaign, but
he told the Young Republicans.
IN hope to see a lot of you
here and there in the months
to come"
The President promised his
listeners that If they do their
Job in the campaign, I'VE can
have another victory celebra-
ton next November"
At the end of his talk the
President was given a plaque
naming him a doctor of po-
litical arts and sciences" from
the faculty of the Leadership
Traininu School
Evening star., 1960-01-20
Denies Explosion

Mr.. Rusck denied in a radio
interview that the plane had
exploded in the air.
Our staff in Ankara reported
yesterday that there was no
explosion in the air." he SAID
The fact that two passengers
were still alive after the crash
Evening star., 1960-01-20
President Asks Effort
By Young Republicans

President Eisenhower today
told a meeting Of Young Re-
publicans they must work with
their whole heart and SOUL
for a Republican victory in
November.
In his first political speech of
1860 Mr.. Eisenhower said the
G. o. P. needs dedicated
leaders" for the campaign
ahead.
He did not mention Vice
President Nixon. almost cer-
tain to be the Republican
presidential nominee, in his
off -the-cuff talk. The Presi-
dent spoke for about eight
minutes to a luncheon Of some
$50 Young Republicans at
tending a week long Leader
ship Training School in Wash
ington. He outlined the
essential ingredients of a sue
cessful political campaign.
Cause" Important
Organization itself" he
said. lis necessary but never
sufficient in a battle. The
cause, the purpose for which