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Catherine de We're Droyton,
District ResidentSince 1895

Miss Catherine de We're
Drayton, 81, sister of Charles
de We're Drayton, a Washing
ton attorney who died Novem-
ber %. died yesterday in Sub.
urban Hospital Of a heart con-
dition.
Born in Aiken. S. c., Miss
Drayton was a member of a
well-known South Carolina
family. She was the last sur
viving child Of the five chill
dren Of Charles E. r. Drayton
and Jessie Elvira Mackay
Drayton. Her great-great-
grandfather, William Henry
Drayton, was the first chief
justice Of South Carolina.
Miss Drayton had made her
home In Washington since the
family moved here in 1895.
A former Government en-
ploye, she retired from the
Bureau Of Customs more than
20 years ago.
Miss Drayton's death is the
fourth in the family this year
Her brothers wife died No
vember IL, two weeks before
her husband. The Charles
Draytons' son, Charles de We're
Drayton, jr.. dice last January
Charles de We're Drayton, sr.
was a former president of the
board Of Children's Hospita
and a former member of the
District Board of Education.
At the time of her death
Miss Drayton lived with a niece
Mrs. William Henry Drayton
jr.. at 5400 Glenwood . road
Bethesda.
She was a member of Fourth
Church Of Christ Scientist.
She leaves two other nieces
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Anurtltttna

BERLIN. JOSEPH J. There will b,
the memory Of JOSEPH j. BERLIN
beloved husband Of Rose Berlin. de-
voted father Of Donna and Stephen,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Berlin
and brother Of Mrs. Sylvia katzen.
at the B'nai Israel Cemetery. Oxon
Hill. Md, at 1880 am Sunday.
December Is, 1860. Relatives and
friends are invited
THE BERLIN FAMILY.
9,10,1l,16,17
BRILL, LILLE. There will be an
unveiling to the memory Of LILLE
BRILL. beloved wife Of Dave Brill
and mother OF Irene Miller, Mildred
Miller, on Sunday. December II,
1860, at IL nooa at the B'nai Israel
Cemetery. Relatives and friends
= invited 10
GOLDBERG, ESTHER BELLE. There
will be an unyeiling to the memory
Of ESTHER BELLE GOLDBERG, be-
loved mother Of Sylvia OStrow Ep-
stein and DR. Maurice A. Goldberg.
at the Adas Israel Cemetery on
Sunday. December II, 1860, at
/ p.m. Relatives and friends IN
Vited. 2I4,9
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Miss Dorothea Drayton of 2400
Wyoming avenue MY, and
Mrs. Howard Rea Of. Denver,
Colo; two grandnieces. Miss
Paula Devereux Drayton OF the
home address, and Miss Allison
Rea of Denver, and two grand
nephews, Drayton and Malcolm
Rea, also of Denver.
Services will be held at 10
am. Monday at the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be
private.
The family asks that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the Christian Science Church.
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ton, Mr.. Baka obtained a job
with Jack Pry Motors as a
mechanic. He was a master
craftsman and had owned an
auto repair shop in Budapest
which was subsequently taken
over by the government.
Mr.. Baka later joined the
Manhattan Auto Co. For a
short time, he operated a Shell
gas station at 1917 Fourteenth
street NV, but soon returned
to Manhattan Auto, where he
was employed at the time of
his death.
Besides his wife and two
sons. he leaves a sister, Mrs.
Susanna Santelli Of the home
address.
Services will be at pm.
tomorrow in Chambers Funeral
Home. 3072 M street NV.
Burial will be in Washington
National Park Cemetery.
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OHIO'S BIG BOOM
MARKS BIRTHDAY
OF MRS. AYRES

AKRON. Ohio (AP).-
Just celebrating my wife's
birthday"
That was the explana-
ton Representative Will
liam H. Ayres gave police
who investigated the
shooting of fireworks last
night at his home in the
West Hill section.
Mr.. Ayres explained to
officers checking explosion
reports that he had a per-
NIT from the fire depart
ment. A representative of
a fire company set of the
fireworks.
Mr.. Ayres' wife, Mary
Helen, was A yesterday.
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and Armstrong. He also was a
co-sponsor of the Cardozo Jun
ior Crafts and president of the
National Capital Vocational
Association.
Besides his wife, Muriel, prin-
cipal of Kelly Miller Junior
High School of the home ad-
dress at 1906 Hamilton street
NV, he leaves a brother, Will
liam of New York.
A high mass will be said at
10 am. tomorrow in the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth
street and Park road NV.
Burial will be in Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery.
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227 Descendants

OWENSBORO, KY, Dec. 9
(AP).-Mrs. Monica A. Howard,
85, died at her Davies County
home last night, leaving 227
descendants. They include 10
children, 80 grandchildren and
125 great-grandchildren.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--5 choice
Sues IN Section q; marker privils.
perpetual care. EN-. 2-7404
FORT LINCOLN-6 select sites. singly
or separately; reasonable. RA
FORT LINCOLN-6 nicely located
sites. near Garden of the Apostles:
perpetual care and marker priv
iieges. $3.50. or offer. SIP, 3-3fi7.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-5 choice
SITES in Section @; marker priyils,
perpetual care. EN-. 2-fis9 '''
LINCOLN MEMORIAL CEMETERY
eno,ce sites, section z, both for
Sl5O Call after q, LA. 6-5i33.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY
sites, mr., duck pond and adm,
bldg; "a price, $3.50. so. 5-43i2.
NATL. MEM. PARK. Falls Church, Va
|4-crypt mausoleum. marker in
eiuded, perpetual care KE. 6-s5s2.
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THE EVENING STAR

Friday; December 9. 1860
Evening star., 1960-12-09

NILAND, LAWRENCE ?. Suddendly
a. 0sergetoEn University hospital
LAWRENCE J. INLAND. beloved sor
brother Of Mary z. INLAND and Mrs
Seorge Pennington: uncle Of John N
Pennington and Mrs, Mark Sliney
Funeral from the De Vol Funera
an moTs; s.,,2S.1 2Ss4 H.soin Wisconsin ave; nv
an: thence to the Holy Trinity
Church. 36th and o SITS. NV. where
requiem mass will be offered al
10 am Friends and relatives in.
vited. Interment Holy Rood Gene.
terry. The rosary will be recited al
the above funeral home on Friday
Decemher q At d m d
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OATES, CLARENCE Z. On Monday
December >, 1860, at the District
General Hospital. Mr.. CLARENCE
Z. OATES OF 54O5 Illinois ave
NV. husband Of Mrs. Annie B.
Oates He also is survived by three
children. a mother, Mrs. Martha
Oates Of Mount Olive. N. c.: five
brothers. fiye sisters and a host OF
other relatives and many friends
Remains may be viewed on Saturday
December 10, after pm, until
Z pm. at the Hall Bros Funeral
Home. 6"l Florida ave. NV Fu-
neral services and intarment Mount
Olive. N. C.
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mother. BETSY B HORN sSH1, who
passed away fourteen years ago
today. December o. l946,
Loved IN life and remembered in
Gone but not forgotten,
HFHHNRTERs FHNNTEiR SNb bldhAN uhANbdAiiX MAX nsEI ANp
Evening star., 1960-12-09

BROWN, VICTORIA. In sad but low
VICTORIA Brown. who departed
this. life one year ago today, De-
cember q. 1859. ~
We do not forget you, dear Sister.
We loved you too dearly 50
! For, your memory to fade
From our lives like q dream.
Our lips do not speak when cur
hearts mourn sincerely,
For erief often dwells where It sell
2 dom Is seen.
RauenAhered alwave
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BURT. SHERMAN EIGLE. on Mon.
day. day; psssMSsr 5. 1850. In Ber;
S0l9 Aberdeen I'd. Bethesda, Md.
beloved husband Of Emma Catherine
Burt and father Of Miss Emilyr
Burt and John Sherman Burt;
brother Of John A. Burt. Friend,
Chevy Chase Funeral Home O,
Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd
Services on Saturday. December 10
at the Church Of Jesus Christ oi
Latter.Day Saints. $3.50 Western
ave, Chevy Chase, Md, at
pm. lnterment Parklawn Gene.
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Dratha

JoEssoSa sSS.sa., PAgL .I.5!E LEON AZ e. =, q. On
residence 4506 Jay st. ne, PAUL
LEON JOHNSON. .sr., husband Of
the late Mamie Marlowe johnson
and beloved father Of Paul. jr.. and
Raymond Johnson. and Mrs. Caro-
line Davis, He also leaves fve
devoted sisters, Mrs Agnes Hill.
Mrs. Edna Mack. Mrs. Lucille Gross,
Miss Helen johnson and Mrs
Theresa Brown; four brothers,
Francis, Charles, FRANKLIN and Vim
cent johnson. and other relatives
and friends. Friends may call be-
tween l and 10 pm. Sunday. De-
OF Alexander s.. Pope. Ala 18th
St Sc, where the rosary will be
recited at Z pm. REQUIEM high
day, December Is, al St. Cyprisn' s
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Oil
KNOWLES. MARY ALICE (nee Crewn).
OF 054 Z St Sc, on December z,
1850. wife OF the late Charles C,
knowles, mother OF Margaret e,
knowles and sister Of Mrs. Bertha
Brittatn, Prayers at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. 517 1lth st. Sc, on
Saturday, December 10. at a:3O a. m
Mass in st. Peters Church. I'd and
e SITS Sc, at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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WILLIAMS, KEvIN. On Wednesday,
December. l., 1860. KEViN Will
iiaA,Ms iLiAMs Of 100 2lst g ne, in
and Johnny Coleman, After
pm. Friday. December o. friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home. $50 Rhode Island ave. NV,
where services will be held on satur-
Gay. December 10, at 1 pm. In
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Der ., 1850. at the District Cen
sral Hospital. NEAL NELSON Of
Estelle Nelson and father Of Nellie
Brown. Pearl Lancaster. Louise,
Mary. Ardealus. John and Rolnust
Nelson. He also is survived By two
brothers, Andrew and Ola Nelson
nve Grandchildren. eight great
grandchildren, many nieces, nenh-
ews and friends. After 5 pm.
Friday. December o. friends may
call at the Morris A. Carter a. co.
Funeral Home, 305 H st. NV. where
services will be held on Saturday,
December 10. at / pm, the Rev
y. D. clatlett oficiatine. Interment
WoodlaWn Cemetery
Milford chronicle., 1960-02-19

The total receipts for the cam
paign were $477.77.
The Ever Welcome Class of
Grace Church appreciate the help
of their friends in making the bake
on Saturday a success. Everything
was sold, and they have enriched
their treasury somewhere between
S35 and $4,000 The exact figures
are not yet available because from
friends wished to donate money in
stead of baking and that is yet to
be collected in full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren McGee had
pleasant surprise Saturday morn
ing when Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Fullington and daughters of Cow
erneur, New York stopped to visit
with them The Fullington's were
on their way to Florida. The folks
met in Daytona Beach, Florida
while staying at the same motel.
The McGees were happy to have
them as their overnight guests.
Milford chronicle., 1960-02-19

A date to circle on your calendar
is March. On that day at ten a. m.
the WCTU will hold bake for the
benefit of their organization. We
will remind you again.
Mr.. Edgar Draper of Frederick
is spending some time with his
son and family, Mr- and Mrs. Les
ter Draper.
Corporal Allen Draper and his
wife of Baltimore spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Dra-
per.
On Friday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Baker motored to Wilmington
to attend the graduation exercises
of their daughter, Jean, at Goldey-
Beacon Business College. They en-
joyed the lunch following and then
went on to visit Mr.. Bakers mother
Mrs. Blanche Baker.
Mrs. Baker continued on to Phil
adelphia to visit her sister, Mrs.
Rose Hartman, and to attend with
her the Gaping Ceremonies at
Germantown Hospital, in which
Mrs. Hartman's daughter was
capped. They enjoyed the brunch
before the ceremony and did some
shopping in the city, celebrating
also Mrs. Bakers birthday.
Mr.. Baker and Jean returned
home and were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Baker
Mrs. Baker, Sr. returned home on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar English re-
turned home on Friday after spend
ing three delightful weeks touring
the East Coast of Florida.
Mrs. Alex Sadowski, chairman OF
the New March of Dimes for Green
wood, wishes to thank the people
of the community, the merchants
the bank, the Greenwood High
School, Greenwood School #222
the Willing Workers Glass OF
Grace Church, the Green woo
Home Demonstration Club, the
Fireman's Ladies' Auxiliary fol-
their generous contribution to this
worthy cause.
Inc CHdIrIHdn also WISHES u
thank the following members of the
committee for their wonderful
help in making this drive a sue
cess: Mrs. Barbara Hamstead, Mrs
Virginia Conaway, Mrs. Florence
Wiley, Mrs. Louise Chalmers, Mrs
Leila Wiley, Mrs. Ralph Moore
Mrs. Geneva Spence, Mrs. Thelma
CohuI1o NrC NoroIdiuo Hopnoy
Mrs. Lois Hewlett, Mrs. Dorothy
Lofland, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Elaine
Jones.
Milford chronicle., 1960-02-19
GREENWOOD
Mrs. Eiva Hatfield
Phone: FL 9-4255

Greenwood Conservative Mennonite
Church
Neyin Bender, Bishop
Mark Swartzentruber, Minister
$3.50 a. m. Sunday School, Robert
Zehr, Superintendent
1O:3O a. m. Worship Service
1880 d. m. Evening Bible Meeting
500 d. m. Wed. Evening prayer
meeting. Visitors welcome any SER
! vice.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Rev. Miss Eta Nj. ClOugh
1000 a. m. Sunday School
11:O0 a. m. Worship Service
700 d. m. Youth Service
1880 D. m. Evangelistic Service
Mid-week prayer service. Wed
7:45 p. m.
Greenwood Grace Methodist Charge
The Rev. Miss Muriel C. Smith
Greenwood Methodist
1000 a. m. Church School. Mr.
James Anthony, Superintendent.
1900 a. m. Worship Service.
Grace Methodist
1000 a. m. Worship Service
11:O0 a. m. Church School. Mr.
Walter Mills, Superintendent.
st. JOhnstOwn
1O:O0 a. M. Church School. Mr.
Joseph Bostick, Superintendent.
The biggest and most miserable
news story around these parts
seems to be the FLU" bug which
has said so many of our citizens
low. Here at Trails End you have
a very sleepy and tired writer this
morning because she was up all
night long with a very sick husband
and a child still i'll from the eff
fects. So many are i'll that it hardly
seems feasible to list them. The
thought of spring in the near fut-
ure cheers me considerably. Mrs
Horace Maloney reports that they
have had a huge flock of robins
wintering with them and stuffing
themselves on food put out for the
fowl. Also that she has seen several
killdeer in the field. AS the poet
says, 100 wind, if Winter comes,
can Spring be far behind"
The Rev. Miss Muriel G. Smith,
pastor of Greenwood Methodist
Charge, was asked to return for
another conference year at the
Quarterly Conference which con-
vened on Thursday evening" Feb
IL, at Greenwood Methodist Church
DR.. Roy L. Tawes, District Super
intendent, presided over the meet
ing.
The elected trustees are: War
rem MCGEE, Ebe Reynolds, Jr
Ralph Moore, Jacob Hatfield, Mrs
William Coulter, Mrs. Mart Uhler,
Walter Wiley, Sr., Walter Wiley
Jr. and Donald Lofland.
James Anthony, Walter Mills and
Joseph Bostick. were reelected
Church School Sperintendents.
Ebe Reynolds, Jr. is Charge Lay
Leader The Church Lay Leaders
are William Fleischauer, Jr., Carl
Porter and Walter Wiley, Jr. Mrs
George Pittman was elected Lay
member to the annual Conference
which will convene in Wilmington
in May. Mrs. Carl Porter is reserve
lay member and also Charge Trea.
surer. All other members of the
quarterly conference Commissions
and Committees were duly elected
In the Youth Division the presi.
dent, Miss Dolores Anthony, Youth
Lay Member; delegate to the an.
nual Youth Conference is Miss
Nancy Williamson; reserve lay
member, Miss Jackie Closer.
Milford chronicle., 1960-02-19
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Milford chronicle., 1960-02-19
26 RUNS IN THE FAMILY

COLUMBUS, Ohio (P) Comes
Jan. 26, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dean
Coffman shell out for birthday
cakes.
Their three children all were
born on that date.
The latest arrival, girl, was
born last Jan. 26. Ann 6, and Tim
othy, 5, also have jan 26 birthdays
In fact. 26 is a pretty lucky
number around the Coffman home
Mrs. Coffman was born on Nov. 26
and she met her husband on Dec
26, in 1949.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
2Suspects Held
In $l,400 Yokinq

Municipal Judge Edward
Beard yesterday ordered two
yoke suspects held in $4,000
bond and continued their pre-
liminary hearing until Feb
ruary IL.
The suspects, Rudolph P.
Lindsey. jr., 81, of the 1900
block Delaware avenue S.W..
and Michael Barnes, 20, of the
1000 block Kramer street NE,
were arrested at their homes
on Sunday.
Police said the pair were
guests at a party held in the
1900 block of Gales street NE.
attended by James F. Jeter, 81.
of 2710 Tenth street NE. on
Saturday. AS Mr.. Jeter left the
party. police said, he was at
tackled by the suspects robbed
of $l.400.
Police said Mr.. Jeter told
them the money was the bal
ance of $4,000 he received
recently as the result of a sue
cesStul damage suit he brought
for personal injury against a
downtown firm.
None of the $1,400 has been
recovered, police said.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
Khrushchev Compares
Adenouer to Hitler

MOSCOW, Feb. 2 (AP).-
Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khru-
shchev yesterday likened West
German Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer to Adolf Hitler and
renewed his threats to sign a
separate peace treaty with
Communist East Germany.
Replying to a letter Mr..
Adenauer sent him in early
January, Mr.. Khrushchev as
serted that the Chancellor's S
hatred of communism had
caused the establishment in
West Germany of dragon
like. anti-democratic laws
which differ very little from
those under Hitler"
He continued:
You oultlawed the Com
munist Party. People are
prosecuted in your country for
their thoughts, for their pro-
gressive ideas-you actually oc-
cupy the same position occupied
by Hitler"
Mr.. Khrushchev said that
since there is no single Ger
man government, a peace
Evening star., 1960-02-02
curing Reds
Champion
The Women

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. Q
(AP) "a delegation of tour
Ing Russian officials left New
Jersey today after getting a
look at the State government
and putting in a word or two
in behalf of women.
The delegation. made up of
IL heads of republics and
provinces in Russia and 10
aides and Soviet newSmen,
visited the State House yester-
day, then toured some fac
tories and farms around the
Capital. They went to Phila-
delphia today.
Dimitry S. Polyansky, head
Of the delegation, got IN the
good word for women dIring
a two-hour seminar on State
government conducted by Gov
Robert B. Meyner. The de-
bate Jared up into a mild tiff
at one point.
Mr.. Polyansky, bustling, AZ
year-old chairman of the
Council of Ministers of the
Russian Soviet Federated So
cialist Republic, commented
that there seemed to be few
women in high places in gov
ernment. Only six of New Jer-
sey's 81 legislators were women.
he noted, while 35 per cent of
RuSsia's Supreme Soviet are
women.
Gov. Meyner said women in
the United States exert a lot
OF power in the home and
make up a major part of the
political parties workers.
Women are allowed to do
the agitation and propaganda
work but they don't get elected
to office" commented Mr..
Polyansky.
Gov. Meyner bridled and
said the only propaganda in
volved was in Mr.. Polyansky's
comment.
The Soviet official smilingly
apologized, explaining he was
using terms familiar in the
Soviet.
Mrs. TIL lima Parkinson
Sharp, the only woman member
In Gov. Meyner's cabinet, arose
and said she found no discrim-
ination against women in the
United States.
I've found that if women
work as hard as men and do
as good job, they get elected"
she said.
On our next trip we will
probably send you lots of wom-
en-" said Mr.. Polyansky.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
Infant Boy Dies
In Bedroom Fire

RICHMOND, Feb. 2 (AP).-
A 7-month-old Richmond boy
died yesterday in flames which
spread through his bedroom.
The youngster, alone in his
upstairs room, was trapped
behind a wall of fire and smoke
that thwarted his mothers
frantic efforts to reach him.
He was Larry Thurston. young
est of six children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert ThurSton.
Evening star., 1960-02-02

cratic Republic and will not
even recognize it. I cannot well
imagine at the present time
how you are going to achieve
reunification," he said.
Mr.. Khrushchev was quoted
by TaSs as saying that on the
question of reunifying Ger
many. he is a private person.
Mr.. Adenauer, he said, is in the
same position on the question
of Berlin.
Identification, he insisted, is
not a matter for any third
party, but only for the two
German states.
Mr.. Khrushchev repeated his
proposal for turning Berlin into
what he calls a free city-an-
other project bitterly opposed
in the West-and ending the
military occupation of the city.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
Police Take Guns
Of Wyatt Eurp'

MELBOURNE, Australia,
Feb. 2 tAP).-Hugh O'Brian,
television'S Wyatt carp, went
for his guns today. But police
said he could not have them.
The American star arrived
in Melbourne last week for a
stage show, bringing his two
Evening star., 1960-02-02

colt As six-shooters and his
l8-inch. pearl-handled Bunt-
line special.
Customs officials seized the
guns. And today police ruled
they would have to stay i'm
pounded because Mr.. O'Brian
has no property to protect"
That's the first time that's
ever happened to me in any
civilized country" said Mr..
O'Brian.
Evening star., 1960-02-02

treaty must be signed with
the two German states. Bonn
considers East Germany a pup
pet regime and refuses to have
anything to do with it except
in matters of trade.
Mr.. Khrushchev said it
would be natural for more con-
facts to take place.
But if the government Of
the CWest) German Federal
Republic will not do this, if it
will not meet with the govern
ment of the German Demo-
Evening star., 1960-02-02
Smokey Is Unbeatable
At His Birthday Party

Smokey the Bear. like many
another 10-year-old. acted like
a brat at his birthday party
today.
He wouldn't eat any of his
cake until it was smothered in
honey.
And he went into a temper
tantrum when a man from the
United States Forest Service
showed up in half of a bear
suit.
1t is beside the point that all
the other bears along bear row
at the Washington Zoo took
umbrage at the presence of the
human Smokey, who wore a
Rangers hat and blue jeans
and growled fiercely as he
passed. A person would think
that the only two Smokeys in
Washington would have gotten
along.
A crowd of so turned out
on this chilly day to help the
now-impoSing Smokey celebrate
his birthday. Smokey was res
cued from a forest fire in Lin
coin National Forest in New
Mexico about 10 years ago,
badly singed and very fright
ened. He was flown to WASH
ington in a small airplane by
the Tuesday Musical Club, an
association of non-rusical avi-
alton persons, and rapidly be-
came the symbol of forest fire
prevention for the Nation.
In the throng today were
William Huber, who MASTER
minds the Smokey program for
the Forest Service; Zoo Di-
rector Theodore Reed; Ralph
Platt, representing the officer
less Musical Club; the human
Evening star., 1960-02-02

Smokey" and four bemuSed
Sikhs from India who doubt
less are still pondering the
strange local customs.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
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