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Evening star., 1960-09-04
Elmer F. Allen, 81, Saw
Sea Service in 2 Wars

The Navy wouldn't re-enliSt
the retired World War I chief
because of a bad heart when
World War II broke out-but
the "Old Navy" boatswain
found a way to get in the war
anyhow.
The heart finally gave out on
Thursday for Elmer F. Allen,
81, of 2426 Nineteenth street
NV, in the Naval Hospital,
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Allen, a native of Choc-
taw County, Okla, was given
a disability retirement in 1926
after 16 years service. includ-
ing the Nicaraguan and Mexi-
can Border campaigns. and in
North Sea fighting in World
War I.
After Pearl Harbor, Mr.. Allen
Immediately sought active duty
again. His old service turned
him down.
But Mr.. Aliens persistence
persuaded the Merchant Ma
rine, in 1943, to forget about
his heart. They told him they
couldn't give him his chiefs
stripes back. So the veteran
Navy man enlisted as an able
seaman.
Leaving a new bride at home
Mr.. Allen went off in mer.
chant ships. They were moi
in the class of the Colorado
Galveston, Pensacola or other
crack ships of the Old Fleet
in which he had sailed.
Nonetheless. BoatSwain Al
len soon earned a combat bal
in the U-boat-infested North
Atlantic, and in the Mediter-
ranean. When Germany fell
he shipped out for the Pacific
and the campaign against
Japan.
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Garn nf Thanka

BLAND. REV. MRS. LEATHIA ]. The
family Of the late MRS. BLAND
wishes to thank their many friends
for, the cards, telegrams, flowers
during the recent illness and pass
ing of their loved one. We also
wish to thank the Rev. J. W. Murphy
and other ministers who so thought-
fully donated their Tin time panS,, snd ssrv-
CARROLL, EVELYN z; The family
of the late MRS. EVELYN e. CAR
COLL wishes to express its sincere
and deepest appreciation to all for
the many cards. telegrams, phone
calls loan Of cars; no6sl tributes tributes
rendered during their recent be-
reavement. A warm thanks to the
pastor. assistant pastor. the choral
ship G Baptist d caGscS churcS. Visiting tin cisrSS-
men and participating organizations
ALPHEUS A. CARROLL.
DODsoN, FREDERICK A. The fam
lily of the late FREDERICK A. DoD-
SON wishes to express their sincere
many friends, neighbors. co-workers,
Mount Alto Hospital. Washington
Hospital Center, the priest who gave
the blessing, the Rev. Moore and the
floral tributes offered during their
recent bereavement.
YOUNG, PERNELL E. The family Of
the late PERNELL E. YOUNG wishes
to thank the Rev. Wilbur Henry.
the Rev. Kirkland. the entire Zion
Baptist Church, the neighbors,
friends, co.workers, relatives, the
Sebetha Tabernacle, No. 4. @. u. o.
Of Chaldeans. for the many tele-
grams, cards, solos. use Of vari-
Gus cars and other expressions Of
kindness and sympathy shown in
our recent bereavement.
THE YOUNG FAMILY.
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I.H. Timmons, 81,
War Veteran

Jamees Harson Timmons, CT,
a lifelong resident Of Mont
gomery County. died Friday at
Mount Alto Hospital.
Mr.. Timmons, a carpenter.
lived at 800 Thayer avenue,
Silver Spring. He was a mem
ber Of the Cessel Saxon Post
of the American Legion.
Mr.. Timmons leaves his wife,
the former Ruth Cordell, of
the home address; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. George Capottard of
Dundalk. Md, and Mrs. Luda
Howell Of 1409 Gleason street,
Silver Spring, and a son, James
Howard Timmons. 1907 Laredo
road. Silver Spring. He also
leaves four grandchildren.
Services will be at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at the Pumphrey
Funeral Home. 8434 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
In Mrntnrtaltt

ADAMS, WILLIAM B. In memory Of
my dear son, WILLIAM BRADON
ADAMS, who departed this life
ten ten years ago today. September A,
Sweet Is the memory have of
feel your presence ever near;
Like a beautiful flower in a garden
God called you. dear one. with Him
Dear Lord. let me mourn not his
For / loved him faithfully;
Teach me to hold up. the cross
HIS ESyse Ess NOT SoTHER SRsfzi Mas Sisn'Iz s
CARTER, SARAH ELLEN. In loving
memory of my dear mother, SARAH
ELLEN CARTER. who passed away
fiye years ago today. September 4,
Your memories Han ifs.i are treasures no one
Parting leaves heartaches no one
can heal;
Til memory fades and life departs.
RUBY CARTER G coLEMAN. LIZ AM T.
GRAY, THOMAS. In loving memory
of my. father. THOMAS GRAY, who
passed away nine years ago today,
September 4. 1851.
Death is beautiful for those
Who have followed paths Of duty.
SON. RAYMOND.
GREENE, WILLIAM EDWARD, Jr. In
loving memory of my dear hus-
band. WILLIAM EDWARD GREENE,
Jr.. who passed away two years
ago. September 8, 1858.
Eternal rest grant unto him, o Lord.
HIS WIFE, HATT1E F. GREENE.
HARRIS, TURA. In loving memory
who passed away five years ago,
September 4. 1865.
Loved and remembered always.
MR.. AND MRS. BENJAMIN MI
CHAUX, DAUGHTER. sON-IN-
LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN.
HoWIs0N. CHARLES R. In Toying
cHARIEs AsRR2Esn's Ho%1soN " Gsfr Mho iasnsT passed
away thirty years ago today. Sep
tember 4. 1880.
vEEENA A. AowIsoN AND R.
LEE, ADELE. In memory Of our dearly
6ssssS 6sioyed mOther ApELE LEE who
September 4. 1947.
We. do. not lose the one we love,
ALPHoNzO AND MARY.
MARSHALL. BERTHA B. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, BER-
IN u. MAfS6dAGL, VINO lBIL US
twenty-nine years ago. September /,
In twenty-nine years. not face to
We think Of you, our empty space.
MCLEAN, ALEXANDER. A tribute OF
husband. ALEXANDER MCLEAN,
who passed to the great beyond Sep
tember 4, 1859.
Your footsteps I hear no more,
Nor your hand unlocking the door;
But, I will remember you, dear Alex,
YouR pEvoTED WIFE. ANNIE E
WHITLEY, DIR. FERDINAND D.. In
memory Of my beloved husband
FERDINAND D. WHITLEY, who en-
today. September 4, 1859.
The things you loved I have not
To molder In the darkness year
by year;
read each day
Are all about me. intimate and
dear.
do not keep your chair a thing
Lonely and empty. desolate to
But If one comes aweary, sick at
heart,
seat him there and comfort
him-for you.
do not go apart in grief and weep,
For have known your tenderness
and care:
Such memories are Joy that we may
keep,
And SO / pray for those whose
lives are bare.
may not daily go and scatter
flowers
Where you are sleeping meath the
sun and dew:
But If one lies in pain through
weary hours.
send the flowers there, dear
heart. for you.
Life claims our best; you would not
have me waste
A single day with selfish. idle
woe;
I fancy that hear you bid me
haste,
!. Lest 1 should falter as go.
Perchance so much that now seems
incomplete
Was left for me in my poor way
to do.
And shall love to tell you. when we
That I have done your errands.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, MABEL.
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STEELE. MORRIS. on Friday, sep
semheE 1000 MORRIS STEELE,
and father Of Edwin steelei brother
@ Comb 'naEs ss:slt may sad Mfry At NiS tSe
Walter W Deal Funeral Home, 4s12
1e6rEls nnEls eye NV, nv, after ~ ,, noon
va, on Wednesday. September Z,
r. 49, 2 PEI Inter in.terment Arlington Ma
TAsaSn .shS osSSE Ss6 ose2R 32 RgIiSSfE TSTE geDi Di
3623, New Hampshire ave. NV.
Notice OF funeral later. District
Morticians' Funeral Home. 1900
TAYLOR. sARAHV. on Friday. Sep
e tsm5e5 ., 4 1910; ,o;. SARAH .,I e 1 Y Y TAYLoRE
%Oshef 5S Of IsSssss fUyeSs.d sSor TsSSr sRs sRs
also is survived by two gfandchil-
drsn' an1 es,er rey,ented sn III ane nd. Shirley
McndaS. nq septsmSsf snS 8. Aihss friends may may
$3.50 Rhode Island ave, NV. Fu--
baptist Church, se5 Fior Florida a'1Hus ave-,
NV. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
TIN1MoNs. JAMES H. on Friday, Sep
tember 2. 1890, at Mount Alto Hos
pital. JAMES H. TIMMONS Of 800
5ThSyer aye, y;,, SILVER fs s spring. Nd: hus;
Mrs. Luda 2; Howell and james II.
Timmons. He Is also survived by
four grandchildren. Mr.. Timmons
Fnnsrai F1 Hnn 5n1 "ssznelr sIal f. humphrey
SILVER Spring. Md, where service
viii be held on Wednesday, septem-
Der at 1890 pm. (parking IA
tions cemst.ry 1ssrmePt Prehds AsdnssS1 S1 y.t Ed
at the funeral home after 1:30 pm
VEAL. CLARA MAE. Suddenly, on
CLARA sS'S MAE sSvRSsn0of vsAn Ct 75s HoSsra ward
rd. Sc, devoted mother Of Ed
ward Veal. Notice of funeral later
Arraneements by Barnes & Mat
WHITE, MARGARET ESTELLE ROCK,
suddenly. on Thursday, September
ne igS2 %2RARsT g. ssT hSHs EsTA1LSO lSO5 wE1rE + s.
wife Of Homer William White,
Laura, Belle White. daughter Of
es sSise aoaaS TnSmSs ssteT RCsF 81 a and is1 s1Ga
Of Sanford, Fla; Thomas [. ROCK
Of Germany, Melvin W. and Wayne
z. Rock Of Roanoke. Va; grand
daughter Of Emma Jane Hogan of
Roanoke, Va. Services at the Birch
Funeral Home. 3O34 M st. NV,
on Tuesday, September 8, at 1918
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
YARBROUGH, JOSEPHINE E, On
Thursday, September /, 1860, at
=; YARBsogdG s2'psa"i Of 16i1a 6SH1sEtslSE dIad-.
iSSed wife 'ff Of samasI snnSI' Mar Marishsil Dfi
Yarbrough. mother OF the late Rob
ert. A. Shook of Silver Spring, Md: (:
sister Of Miss Florence e. Thomp-
son of Washington, D. c., and
grandmother Of Robert L. Shook
and Mrs. Ethel j. Hun Services
at the g; H: Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. on Tues
ens;t,ns gay; SeptemsRsE te n,s,tI., 8. a. 10 an.
lington National Cemetery.
YARBRoUGH. JOSEPHINE E. onicers
h II and members Of Hope
e.: g 6
v Home, 29OI 14th st. NV,
to conduct funeral services for our
late sister, JOSEPHINE E. VAR
BROUGH. charter member.
BETTY ]. GILDON,
GRACE M. DODGE. secs. Sy.f0n'
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
September 4, 1860
Dratha

BARRETT. SAMUEL. on Thursday,
sosDisai SsSssiT1ier saitiSSSSrSs more N Ma. % SAMUEL
EARRETT q @ SGso J,0;s yTs! is a.Ir;: MS lS5 Ss
brother Of Mary and Matte Har-
Ts He Ss2 ssS ssyss sIstvss e aSS mSHrn manS hS
5jsisnds 5csn fs%sn' SSns. resigns c0 Fan.4s e s9i
Home, 5OiS 18th st. ne. where
day, September 4. Funeral services
al MSndSs Me- ssiussss sspss%Isss sspist " ch1reh e
AUGUSTUS Davis Sfhsistins Inter:
meut Arlington National Cemetery
1880 am. 3.4,6
BLNEDICT. OLGA tPAT). on Friday,
BENEDICT Of 1883 Battery lane.
dsorss d6stassdi l. ssasdes selSHsd SHs mOth S5s
Mary Jannett Sweitger. sister OF Mrs.
Mary Hale, Mrs. Alma Joseph, Mrs
Christine. Abraham, Miss Isobel An-
ss ssO nTted Sna 'sss e. ss Afsss At he sSs
ert A. Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd.
ssryices oh on Tnssday, sspte%pbeSF Sz6i
Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda. Md, at 1
pm. Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
ssptsmssrT T +. 1880 MARK' 4.
beloved husband Of Esther Blacker
p.r sPS deyOtsS father Of Mrs Helene so
quelyn Blacker of the home ad-
sisters, Mrs. Gladys Levine Of HAM
~ st petershnp1 Fia: Mrs Iihhv
Needle and Mrs. Frances Hirscn.
both Of Silver Spring, Md. Services
e. st,rtln; the Som. 6 D 4Sfa Soldiers Stp q Son
on. Sunday, September 4. at pm;
Garden. In mourning At 1871
Locust I'd. NV. Family requests in
to the. charitable organization of
your choice. 4
BROOKS. MARTHA LEoNA. on Fri
3s15 33d st.. Mount Rainier. Nd,
beloved wife Of the late Victor T.
brooks. mother Of Herbert M. Bar;
%s Hsea sea FSRsFe Brooks srana and
mother of Joyce Reamy and sister
of Mrs. Laura Wack. Friends may
eall at Naliey's Funeral Home. 5000
ne. on Sunday. September 4. after;
10 am. Funeral on Tuesday. Sep
tember 8. at 2 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. 5
BUCK, MERLE JOSEPH. On Friday,
wine waldorf Clinic, MERLE JOSEPH
BUCK. husband Of Mary F. Buck
and brother Of Dorothy II. Buck.
Mr.. Buck rests at the Warner z.
Humphrey Funeral Home. SABA
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md,
where service will be held on Tues
day. September 8, at 2 pm. (parking
facilitiesD. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Friends may visit at the
funeral home after 2:30 pm. Sunday.
BUCK. MERLE J. The ofacers and
IA0 No. 265 Of LeGrande Vol
u; !: ;s;; z;: 3; 4; ];
- at 8 pm. Monday, Septem-
Der 5, 1850, at W. E. Humphrey Fu-
neral Home, -S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Md.
RAY H. HAMILTON.
Chef de Care.
WALTER E. SQUIRES,
Correspondent.
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

VEN often q cord o. thanks IN
he, Stor meets o reed which con
hesdly be solved in any other voy'
hei only Is !, q gracious srp'essio"
otstotituds to those who hove sent
tloroi tributes bot also eOurteousIy
acknowledges the services ond
kindnesses Of the mony to whom
. pe.sonol note Of thonks eonnot
well be moilej o: whose nomes
and oddresses ore not known
Insertion Of cord Of thcnks
moy be ononssd BY telephone to
The Stor. Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
-
Evening star., 1960-09-04
anu iienIIffHSuT AEPHEus T <. CARROLL.
O''''i THE FAMILY.
YOUNG. PERNELL E. The family o
Dfatha

ALIEN, ELMER FRANKLIN. On
qHited states Naval Hospital; PhIla; a;
hs sphhisS' y ss4asE E1SaR 1Stb st. rfANktlN RAM 5es
iostd hSsb and d. Of AN Angela {: Allen.
father Of Virginia Swisher Of
WranGsIl; Alaska. and brother Of
nsoR Mr. Phil and wMStsri Mts aaviS MIS-, zGIh Mars H.
all bf Oklahoma, and Ethan Allen.
He also is survived by five grand
children and one great-grandchild
EEasDds EsDe 17SS HsY ps can Ave at INV o1ssTs cOar
teSy parking, corner of 18th and
win be held at Arlington National
Cemetery on Tuesday. September, g.
ALLEN, ELMER FRANKLIN. All
Chapter. No. 4. D. A. ",
!; !; 1; :ii
1850, at $40 pm, at Gawler's
chagfI; Eg6wARb aFIs + pai RasSER. syS R.W comdr.
ELLEN M. KELLY. Treasurer
ALLEN. ELMER F. oficers and mem
tello Post. No. Is. the
!E ;|E !; "a: g.: d
'
be CONDUCTED by the Ma
tional Guard of Honor at Gawlers
ON Monday, September 8. 1860, at
HARRY MONSTERS. comdr.
MARION MINOR. Adjutant
ARMSTRONG, MARIE A. On Thurs
town TJniversity Hosnital. Washing
wife wife Of Louis H. Armstrong. be-
loved mother of Lewis H. Lloyd E.,
stPons; Rqc3sns sister M aP of Thomas iE {. E. Bowie
sowie Of MARYLAND, Mrs. Helen
Henry Of Yssnagtf9pe RoRs af eba2ery p e. Md
mother-in law of Dorothy r. and
Evelyn B. Armstrong, grandmother
Of Lloyd E.. jr.; Gary Lee and
Ray .IS1sd M MRS her resiSent
companion, Frau Paula Roth; Reci-
tation of the rosary on Monday,
August 5. at 9 pm. at the Gun.
and % NO Worth Alfred Alfred stS.. Alexandria'
Va. Requiem mass at st. Mary s
Catholic Church on Tuesday. Sep
TEMPER 8; at am; Interment Ar
ATKINS. MOLEsTA ExUM. On Fri
ExUM ATKINS of $50 Princeton
place n.ws devoted wife of Fletcher
H Atkins and mother of Fletcher
H. ir., and Mrs. Lenora A. Thomas.
She also is survived by two brothers,
William and Benny Exum; three
Whimberiy and Miss Lugenia Exum
spd other relatives MDeSo and sIidSs, friends
5, friends may call ct her late
residence. Funeral services on
Tuesday. September 8, at 1890
pm, at the John Wesley A. NJ E.
Zion Church, 14th and Corcoran
SITS. NV. the Rev. E. Franklin
Jackson officiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ments by Frazier. 5
Evening star., 1960-09-04

CONNELL, JAMES b. Suddenly, on
Thursday. September 1, 1860, JAMES
B.. CONNELL of 1901 10th st. NV,
beloved brother Of Cathryn M. Con-
A, Mattingly Funeral Home, 131
11th st. Sc, after z pm, Satur-
day, September 3, until Monday,
September 3. at 8 am. Requiem
9:30 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Philadelphia. Pa
Evening star., 1960-09-04

tember i. 1850, DAvIpS IpS'SSSy YouNd dSeo Of
629 Orleans place ne. Notice OF
funeral later. District Morttcians'
Funeral Home, 100 Vermont ave.
NV.
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EARLY, sJAMEs ROBERT On

day, September 2. 1850. At his
s.ea JAMES RoBERT EARLY, be: be-
loved husband of Frances Early
and father Of Patricia Early and
to mourn his passing one brother,
Samuel A. Early. and other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines &
ne. where friends may call after
4 pm. Monday, September 5. Fu-
neral services on Tuesday. Septem-
Der 8. at 10 am, at st. Georges
NV, Father A. A. Birch oficiat-
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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FINK. JAMES E. OF 642 sth st.
me-, on September 1, 1860, hus:
band Of Nell L. Fink, father Of
Paul Fink, brother of Mrs. Media
Ellington, Mrs. Glenna Bradford,
Mrs. Ruby Galloway and Tom Fink
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5l7 11th st. Sc. on Tuesday, Sep
tember D. at 10 am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 5
Evening star., 1960-09-04
DRAKE. CHARLEs AUGusTusi sr. on

ahT satnrdey CS ssIIsS,bay 9asS6S 81; on
WaTd aons nt isS0 at Fort
apdris. Va, CHARLES AUGUSTUS
r DRAKE Sr., of 119 Defense drive,
Falls. Church, Va, the father OF
Charles s'HI 5 Augustus Ysastu , Prsks, ir; and Mrs
and Rufus Drake, Mrs. Rosa Frye,
Mrs. Adlene Minor, Mrs. Blanche
Smith, Mrs. Fannie Somerfield He
Friends NAV cali Il at At the Demaine
Memorial Chapel, SEQ South Wash
ington st, Alexandria. Va, where
services will be held on wednesday,
september Q, at IL am. Interment
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DESMOND. LANES + on sa,urd.v

September 3, 1860. JAMES J.
DESMOND OF 1919 Maryland ave.
ne. beloved brother. Of Jennie E.
Desmond, May Y. Helm. Kathleen
y. Nelson. Notice of funeral later
Mattingly funePd service.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
RANDOLPH. KEMP C. !

Hospital, Coral Gables. Pia.. on
i. Randolph, father Of Gloria Kay
Randolph, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilmer B. Randolph Of Arlington,
Va. and brother. Of Kay Clarke
Randolph. Remains at Chambers
Funeral Home. 3072 M st. NV,
after 1 pm. Monday, September
8. Services at st. David's Epis-
copal Church, 5150 Macomb st.
NV. on Tuesday, September 8,
at 10 am. Interment Arlington
NatiOnaI Cemeterv
Evening star., 1960-09-04

rfns tenSer AH T. 1850, a Hb9 b99atsaaR e sYsEs sEg
the beloved husband Of Marion E.
Pyles, father Of Mrs. Josnne E.
winters and brother of Elmer Pyles
and Mrs. Hazel Guy. grandfather
OF Donna L. Winters. Friends may
call at the Walter W. Deal Fu-
neral Home. 1912 Georgia ave.
NV, after pm; Saturday: Sep
September 6, at 1890 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

RILEY. MARK. OF 623 North Carolina
father of Mrs. Florence M. Rowe and
Mrs. Lillian A. Duffy; brother of
Mrs. Florence Hare Two grand
chi5dren aiso surviSe at
Chambers Funeral Home, 517 11th
St s.e.. on Tuesday. September 8,
at 2:30 pm. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. 3
Evening star., 1960-09-04

CAPT. HOLDEN CHES-
TER, u. s. Navy (Retired). On
Friday, September O.. 1860, at Be-
DEN CHESTER RICHARDSON. USN
tretired). of 500 Connecticut ave.
NV, beloved husband of Diana
Richardson and father of Margaret
Newport. He also is survived by
one grandson and two great-grand-
children. Friends may call at
(courtesy parking. corner 18th and
@ SITS. n.wO. Services will be held
at Fort Myer Chapel on Wednes-
day. September z. at pm. with
full military honors. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 5
Evening star., 1960-09-04

tS St. cOpSsst afsist fuRsEa service; for q
BROUGH, charter member,
BETTY J. GILDON,
GRACE NJ noDGFh IDorShy sSda Matron.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

SSsIasFY sSBisRafsfFF 8 1853 Ysss Saiasy %Asy i I
James and Bridget Moriarty and
sister Of the late Nellie M. Will;
Funeral Home, 1908 14th st, NV,
on Tuesday, September g, at $3.50
am. REQUIEM mass at the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart at 8 am. IN
Friends may call from 3 to pm,
and z to 8 pm. Sunday, .Septem-
Der 4. and Monday, September 5.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

GH, JOSEPHINE E. Omcers
and members Of Hope
Chapter, No. 80, o. z. S.,
are requested to assemble
at 8 pm. Monday. Sep
tember D, 1860, at the 8.
II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29O1 14th st. NV,
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NORRIS, HARRY E.. OF 4712 Fes-
senden st. NV, on September 2.
1850, husband Of Lucy Norris,
grandfather of George and Patricia
Jones. Remains at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. 3072 M st. NV, until
o am. Wednesday. September 2;
Services in All-Saints Episcopal
Church, No. 3 Chevy Chase Circle,
at 9:3O am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 8
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Der 5. 1850. at W W. Z. Punt; Pump;hFey T'i Fu
neral Home. S434 Georgia ave
Silver Spring, Md.
RAY H. HAMILTON,
Chef de Care.
WALTER E. SQUIRES,
CorresDOndent
Evening star., 1960-06-03
TyCobb Engaged
In Legal HossIe
Over Utility Bill

ATHERTON, Calf, June 3
(AP).-Ty Cobb. 73. one Of
baseball's immortals, filed a
lawsuit yesterday demanding
that gas and electric service be
restored in his Atherton man
sion.
He said Pacific Gas & Elec-
tric Co. cut. the service off be-
cause he refused to pay a dis
.puted $120 bill. His suit in Su-
perior Court demanded that
service be restored and asked
an unspecified amount of dam
ages and $500 punitive dam
ages.
Cobb insisted the company
billed him when the home was
unoccupied. He spends part of
the year in Georgia and part
at Lake Tahoe.
I'm no big shot," the
Georgia Peach told a reporter.
I'm a small-town boy. don't
like to be showed around"
This is a simple case of nom
payment" a company spokes-
man said. He was sent a re-
minder, then a cutoff notice.
Then a collector went out to
call but found no one in au-
thority at home"
Evening star., 1960-06-03
Track Coaches
Honor Top Stors

The top high school track
athletes of the Washington
area, selected by the Metro
politan Track Coaches Asso-
citation, were honored at a
meeting last night at st.
Johns.
The boys received plaques
from the association.
The top three boys in each
event chosen by the coaches:
100: John Ball. Wakefield: p
Lambert Anderson. Roosevelt: 3-Ber-
na5d 5do! Burnes; Anaeostia ..u 1,o..
yeit Gary Arenson, Wakefield;
3--Art Ernst. St. Johns.
440: 1-Bill Duryee, oconnell;
s-John Randolph. WI: 3-John
Tsn sfS ISi5sn; W7.S{ St wSsSs jsSs. 'G'n.egR! GsH
Mile: EDick Calsaro. oonEass:
Joe Reilly, st. Johns: 3-Eric
Thompson. Hammond.
High hurdles: l-Robert Green,
3-Thomas Beck. Spingarn.
Low hurdles: Robert Green, Car
dozo: Thomas Beck, Spingarn:
3--Jim o'Neill Blair.
Broad jump: Clifton Mayfield,
sMRuss Peterson. WI.
High Jump: Grow. Dunbar: p
Hershel Holmes, Roosevelt: 3-Turner,
Tech
Pole vsvIt: Jed George 81.
Johns: Joe johnson, Wakefield
Bob Tetu, Hammond
Shotput: Larry Smith. Spin
sarn' Steve Rees. Wakefield: B.
John Murdoch. Walter johnson.
Discus: Melvin Lewis. Blair: .
George Levendis. Fairfay: 3-Mike
Frenzy, Northwood
Evening star., 1960-06-03

Robinson said he'll go to court
to straighten it all out.
1T looks like will have to
take some action against this
State New York; and Mary
land" Robinson said. II signed
q contract to box in Baltimore
on May IA. When it was post
poned because of rain to the
10th, that was it. There was
no rain date in the contract"
He said he plans to sue the
Maryland Commission, and
may take action against the
New York group.
"The New York Commission
cannot suspend me because of
another State commissions ac-
tion," Robinson said, Since
there is a New York law that
forbids working agreements be-
tween the New York Commits
sion and commissions in other
States"
At Baltimore, Chairman
Charles Rosenbaum of the
Maryland Athletic Commission
said the commission was
deeply gratified" at the New
York action against Robinson.
This cooperation between
those commissions which are
members Of the National Box
ing Association and those which
have not aff1liated with the
NBA promises that the public
will be fully protected when
flagrant violations occur"
Rosenbaum said.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
THREATENS TO SUE MARYLAND BOARD
New York Bon Won't Stop
: Sugar Rays Title Fight

BOSTON, June 3 (AP) The
Sugar Ray Robinson-Paul Pen
der fight is still on.
They'll meet-as scheduled
In a national television bout in
the Boston Garden June 10 for
a version of the world middle
weight title that appears to be
getting more limited all the
time.
The Massachusetts, Boxing
Commission yesterday gave the
bout the go-ahead VIII C h
amounted to simply reaffirming
an earlier opinion-even though
the New York Commission sus-
pended the aging Robinson.
The title which aPender won
by a split decision January %
was recognized only in New
York and Massachusetts,. After
suspending Robinson, however,
the New York group declined to
say If they'll recognize the win
ner of the rematcht as the
champion.
Robinson was suspended yes
terday by New York for failing
to fulfill a date in Maryland.
The New York Commission said
he will be under suspension
Until he either keeps the >date.
or until the Maryland suspen-
sion is lifted.
The Maryland body suspended
the five-time world champion
when he failed to show up for
a match in Baltimore May is.
In New York, the 40-year-old