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Evening star., 1960-03-28

A retired historian for the
Joint Chiefs Of STAFF died yes
terday while horseback riding
at his home in Franconia, Va.
He was Eugene Aston Green.
SO, Of Triplett lane, Franconia.
Fairfax County police said
Mr.. Green's wife, Mrs. Merle
Green. told them her husband
and her son. Eugene. ir., IL.
went into a pasture to go horse
back riding yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. Green rode of on a
horse. The horse came back S
minutes later without him.
Young Eugene searched and
found his father lying in the
pasture.
Mr.. Green, who reportedly
had been under medical care
for two years for a heart con-
dition, was pronounced dead
at Alexandria Hospital.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Michael F. Doyle,
Noted ATTORNEY,
Catholic Luymun

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. %
(AP).-Michael Francis Doyle,
"a, an internationally known
lawyer and a prominent Cath
olic layman. was found dead
Saturday in his apartment.
His doctors said he died Of q
heart attack Friday night.
Mr.. Doyle was made a papal
chamberlain last May. It is the
highest honor that can be be.
slowed on q Catholic layman.
AS a chamberlain. he was a
member Of the Pope's ofiicial
household.
Mr.. Doyle had served the
Federal Government as acting
counselor for the American
Legation in Switzerland and
the American Embassy in
Vienna, and as this country's
delegate to the Inter.American
Conference for the Mainte-
nance of Peace, at Buencs
Aires, in 1896. He was a mem
Der Of the Permanent Court of
International Arbitration. The
Hague.
Mr.. Doyle was born in Phila-
delphia. His wife died three
years ago. He leaves a brother.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Cubu Arrests Five
On Miami Yucht

HAVANA. Mar. % (AP).-
The United States Embassy
says 1t is investigating the de-
tention of five Americans whose
yacht out Of Miami ran aground
of Cuba's southeastern coast.
Military authorities in Pinar
del Rio Province said the five
were transferred to Havana
military intelligence headquart-
ers yesterday for routine in
vestigation. A rife and pistol
were found aboard the yacht.
They are John Steele. his
Wife Margaret: their son. John
Steele. jr.: Leo Bouther and
Richard Patterson.
The yacht, Bob Pat the
Third, was enroute to the Isle
of Pines, about so miles south
east Of the Pinar del Rio coast.
It was badly damaged when 1t
ran into the shadows of Guane
on the tip of Pinar del Rio
Province.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Tank Acceierutor
Sticks, Coptoin
Puts Hole in Wall

CYNTHIANA. KY, Mar. %
(AP).-His training demonstra-
ton over. Army Reserve Capt.
Paul S. Burton waved off the
police escort and noSed his 90
ton tank into the downtown
reserve building.
In it went, and out again
right through the rear wall.
1t left a 20-by-25-foot hole in
the brick wall, thundered across
the railroad tracks and crashed
into a grocery.
The accelerator stuck and
the brakes failed, Capt. Burton
said.
Other damage in yesterdays
mishap:
The Louisville & Nashville
Railroad tracks were blocked;
q natural gas line ripped open;
about 81 900 loss to the build
ings and contents; and to Capt.
Burton, a cut head and o
bruised ego.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Mrs. W. T. Brown,
Bankers Widow,
Rockville Native

Mrs. Elizabeth England
Brown. "a. member Of an old
Montgomery County family
died yesterday at her home, l01
North Adams street, Rockville,
Md.
A native Of Rockville, Mrs.
Brown was the widow of William
T. Brown. q banker and farmer,
who died in 1948.
She leaves two daughters,
Miss Lillian z. Brown and Mrs.
Evelyn B. Davis, both of the
home address; two sons, Ridgely
T. Brown. fredericksburg, Md.
and w. Maynard Brown, Had
donfield. N. j.: two sisters. Miss
Elsie M. England, Rockville
and Miss Maude r. England
Mount Airy, Md; and two broth
ers, j. Arthur and Harrison l.
England. both of Rockville.
Funeral services were held to.
day at Price Episcopal Church
in Rockville. with burial lr
Chestertown, Md.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Mrs. W. J. Hutchins,
Mother of Educators

BEREA. KY, Mar. % (AP)-
Mrs. Anna M. Hutchins, SO,
the mother Of DR.. Robert M.
Hutchins, former University of
Chicago chancellor, died yes
terday at her home here of a
heart attack.
Survivors include two other
sons. Francis S. Hutchins,
president of Berea College, and
William G. Hutchins of Ashe-
vile, N. c., and a brother,
Maynard Murch of Cleveland.
Mrs. Hutchins' husband, DR..
William j. Hutchins, was presi-
dent of Berea College from
1920 until his retirement in
1889. He later was a con-
sultant for the Danforth
Foundation in st. Louis for Il
years. He died in 1858.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Alfred P. Mcintyre, Farmer,
Homesteuder in Montana

Alfred Pierce Mcintyre, n,
an early homesteader and
farmer in Montana. died yes
terday at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Alvin @. Ehr-
Itch. $40 Bradley boulevard,
Bethesda.
A native Of Morning Sun.
Iowa, he moved at an early
age to Kearney, Nebr.; then
to the Huntley irrigation prof.
ect in Worden. Mont. in 1910,
Mr.. Mcintyre managed the
McIntyre-Saunders Lumber Co.
in Ballantine, Mont, from 1914
Evening star., 1960-03-28

to 1929, at which time he moved
back to his original homestead
farm in Worden where he lived
until last October. He lived in
Yellowstone County, Mont, o
total Of so years.
He married Leala ]. o. Straw
in 1917. Besides his wife and
Mrs. Ehrlich, he leaves a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clark e. Holscher OF
6405 Dahlonega road, Glen
Echo Heights, Md; a brother,
Frank S. Mcintyre Of Glasgow
Mont, and f1ve grandchildren
He was a Mason and a men,
ber Of the Order Of the Eastern
Star and the Ballantine, Mont,
Congregational Church.
Memorial services were to be
held at 4 pm. today at the
Robert Pumphrey Funeral
Home. 1857 Wisconsin avenue
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
ak Evasion
Deniedin Plea
BY yGoIdfine

BOSTON, Mar. % (AP).-
Bernard Goldflne and his Sec
retary, Miss Mildred Paperman,
pleaded not guilty today to
charges that they evaded Fed
eral income taxes.
They were released in per-
sonal bail of $1,000 for Mr..
Goldfine and $1,000 for Miss
Paperman for trial later. They
already are free under bail in
contempt cases in connection
with alleged withholding Of tax
information.
The 69-year-old industrialist,
whose gift-giving speeded the
resignation of Presidential As
sistant Sherman Adams in
1858, pleaded not guilty indi-
vidually to q personal income
tax evasion Of $450,961.
Then he and Miss Paperman
together pleaded not guilty to
evasion of taxes of some
$300,000 on one of Mr.. Gold
fine's textile mill properties.
Miss Paperman then pleaded
not guilty to a charge that she
evaded personal income taxes
Of $751;
Their counsel, Edward D.
Hassan and Burton L. Will
liams, asked Federal Judge
George c. Sweeney for a sub
stantial times to so days
for filing motions.
United States Attorney
Elliott Richardson protested
that both defendants are
represented by experienced
counsel and that Edward Ben
nett Williams of Washington,
who is to join the defense
when he finishes another case
in New York. already is familiar
with the Goldfine cases.
Judge Sweeney allowed them
until April 18 to file their
motions and special pleadings
and gave the Government q
week after that for replies.
The court set April 27 for
arguments. .
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Leo Liebschutz Dies;
Veteran TeIegropher

Leo @. Liebschutz, 78, former
dean Of Washington's dot-and-
dash telegraphers, who spent
many years Of his so years of
Western Union service at The
Star. died yesterday of cancer
at the Fairland Nursing Home
in Silver Spring.
A native of Cincinnati, he
began receiving local, national
and world events through his
fingertips as a Morse telegra-
pher two days after the battle
ship Maine blew up in Havana
Harbor in 1893, precipitating
the Spanish-American War.
Always worked for Western
Union, never was without a job
and never worked outside this
city" he said at his retirement
in 1949. His assignments tor
Western Union took him to all
the Washington newspapers,
many out-of-town papers with
branches here and the press
associations. He worked at the
House and Senate press gall
leries, the Supreme Court and
many Of the Government de-
partments.
Post at Inauguration
One of his biggest thrills
came one night in 1914 when
he received the fash that the
Archduke Ferdinand of Austria
had been assassinated at Sara
jevo. The event set of World
War I a few weeks later.
In recent years, one Of his
proudest moments was in 1856
after the presidential election
when he was, called out Of re-
tirement to take a post at the
inauguration.
A District resident since
youth, his life here spanned
major changes both in his trade
and the life Of the city.
why, I saw this town grow
up" he said in l949, reminis-
cling about the changes since
his arrival in 1884. an those
days streetcars were drawn by
horses and the baseball park
at Seventh street and Florida
avenue NV. was the end OF
the city limits in that area"
First HOrseless Carriage
There was excitement, too,
he said, the day he saw his
first horseless carriage on
Fourteenth street near G street
NV. Trafflc came to a stand
still. crowds were yelling on the
streets and peering out Of Of
fee windows to take in the
sight.
He was a member Of the
Morse TelegrapherS Club, the
Golden Age Club and the
Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton.
He leaves a son, Henry. of
6406 Ruffin road, Chevy Chase:
a sister, Mrs. Rae Blackmon,
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Dr.. l. H. Forster,
Pharmacist

DR.. Leopold H. Forster, "a. a
pharmacist here for SO years,
died yesterday at his home at
2767 Woodley place NV. after
a stroke.
A native of Baltimore and
graduate of the University of
Maryland. DR.. Forster had lived
in Washington more than so
years and operated Forster's
Drug Store at Eleventh and M
streets NV, until his retire.
ment IN 1896.
Last year the A. B. French
Lodge honored him for 50-year
membership in the Masons.
DR.. Forster leaves his wife,
Mrs. Caroline Emily Forster of
the home address, and a sister,
Miss Emma c. Forster Of Los
Angeles, Calf.
Services will be at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at Hysong's Fu-
neral Home, 1900 N street NV.
Burial win be private.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Armundo Aenini, IS,
Operu Stuqe Chief

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. %
(AP). - Armando Agnini, rs,
stage director of the New
Orleans Opera House Associa-
ton since 1853, died yesterday.
Mr.. Agnini was born IN
Naples and came to the United
States when he was 10. He was
with opera companies in Bos-
ton and Montreal until 1917,
when he became stage director
of the Metropolitan Opera in
New York. He was with the
Met II seasons.
He was stage director of the
San Francisco Opera 80 years.
In about SO years OF direct
ing, he staged 80 different
operas,
Evening star., 1960-03-28
In Mfntnrianl

BRUCE. MABLE L. In loving memory
OF my dear wife. MABLE L. BRUCE
who PASSED away one year ago TO-
HER HUSBAND. EIior W. BRUCE,
AND sIsTER-IN-LAW. :
ELLIS, MARY. In loving memory oi
my mother. MARY ELLIS, who
passed away nine years ago. March
2S, 1881
The depth Of sorrow cannot tell
hs fss .ss Ss' .s.Ss e Sn' pesseu lSyss 70 ..p Es
ToviNo DAuGHIER
GREEN, JAMES W. IN memory Of our
dear husband and father. JAMES
", GREEN. ST., who passed away
tnlrteen years ago, March 2S. f047
HARDY. DIR; ERNEST NJ, In Ioyins
NEST N. HARDY. who leit me nine.
teen ter, years ago today. March rs.
Al. .Iloved him so miss him. "a
In memory he is always near:
Loved remembered. ionEed for
Bringing many q silent tear.
is LOVING WIFE. ADDfE.
JACKSON, JAMES Z. N loving mem
ory o. my dear. husband, JAMES Z.
JACKSON. who departed this life
one year ago today, March 2S. 1883
The years may wipe out many
But this they wipe out never:
The memory Of those happy days
DEVOTED WIFE ANDS sHoS FAMILY.
LEE. CLARA UPsHAW. In loving mem :
3Ty Of our dear mother. CLARA
year ago today. March 2S, 1889.
Little things which show care.
"A tn0ugnt here, A word theres
Every dav In some way
Memories Of you come our way:
Time and tears roll swiftly by,
YOUR LOVING DAuGHTERs. BEA.
IRIGE, DAY AND DOROTHY L.
LLOYD, CORA AUSTIN. Sacred to the
memory Of my dear and devoted
wife. CORA AUSTIN LLOYD. who
was called to eternal rest thirteen
years ago today. March 2s, 1947,
Memories are treasures no one can
Parting leaves heartaches no one
can heal:
You %smIEy W nv. of.y.4 oHes apd r. nv is sespt esPsr
HfF ] TISSS,E RESSS5ED HUssAsB, oSfoS
MARTIN. CAROL SUE. In loving
memory Of CAROL SUE MARLIN.
who passed eway tive years ago to-
Adfs MaASn -os lOOc.
We will never forget you.
AUNT AUNT, LorT1E. UNCLE AL AND
MARTIN, CAROL SUE. In loving
ory Of our dear daughter and sister
day. March 20. 1888.
A precious one from us has gone,
A. voice we love is still;
A place Is vacant In our home
Which never can be filled
MON AND DAD. BOBBIE. BICRE
PATTERSON, WILLIE, In loving mem.
ory Of our dear husband and father,
WILLIE PATTERSON. who passed
away two wears ago today, March
Memories Of him will bring
New comfort every dav
As we recall he is not dead,
For he is lust away.
WIFE. BERTHA PATTERSON AND
SULLIVAN. CORPL. THOMAS W. In
loving memory Of our son. CORPL
THOMAS w. SULLIVAN. who passed
sway seven years ago today, March
2S. 1858.
Every dav in some small way
Memories OF YOU come our way;
Time and tears roll swiftly by,
But love and memory never die.
LOVINGLY, MOTHER AND DAD
MR AND MRS. RAYMOND L..
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Siqmund Bruvermun

CLEVELAND. Mar. % (AP)
= Sigmund Braverman, IS,
noted architect who designed
many synagogues and temples
throughout the Nation, died
yesterday Of cancer. Mr.. Bra
verman, who was born in
Austria Hungary. also designed
and built restaurants, shopping
centers and apartment houses
in the Cleveland area.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
DC. Jury Indiets
Police Private
In Party Shooting

A Metropolitan policeman
was indicted today in connec-
ton with the shooting of a
fellow second precinct private.
The defendant, Joseph P.
Ellis, 36. Of the 1900 block of
Savannah street Sc. was
charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon by a Dis
trict Court grand jury.
Ellis and three other officers
were suspended after a whisky
drinking and dice-shooting
party in the 800 block of w
street NV. on February 9. The
other officers were fined by the
police trial board last week
and re-assigned to active duty
at other precincts.
Police said Ellis used his
service revolver during an ar.
gument at the party, shooting
Pvt. Raymond j. Miller, 80. of
the $500 block Stanton road
Sc. in the groin.
The grand jury also indicted
Otis Keith, "a. of the 1900
block of Corroron 60. -.
for trying to bribe a police Of.
f1cer. The indictm.u /
that Keith gave Detective Rob-
ert F. Denilt of the third pre-
cinct $65 on March IS to have
charges, pending against his
wife, dismissed in Municipal
Court.
His wife, Mickey Keith, Is,
subsequently was convicted of
soliciting for prostitution and
selling whisky without a IL
cense. She was sentenced to
pay a total of Sis in fines or
serve 70 days in Jail. The SEN
tence was suspended pending
outcome of an appeal. She is
free under $500 bond.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Greqoriu Morunon

MADRID. Spain. Mar. 20
(AP).-Dr. Gregoria Maranon,
70. noted Spanish physician
and former diplomat, died yes
terday of q heart attack. DR..
Maranon, who served as am
bassador to France in 1891, was
professor OF endocrinology and
biological investigation at Ma :
drid University. He was born
In Madrid. ~
Evening star., 1960-03-28
A. Frunk Kutzentine

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Mar
% (AP).-A. Frank Katzentine,
So, owner of Radio Station
WHAT and former mayor OF
Miami Beach, died yesterday of
a heart attack. Mr.. Katzentine,
who was a founder in 1947 and
first president of the Greater
Miami Crime Commission, was
born in Talladega, Ala.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Ion WhYte. So

GLASGOW, Scotland, Mar.
2S (AP).-Ian Wiyte, So, en-
inent British composer and
conductor. died yesterday. He
formed the British Broadcast
ing Corp. Scottish orchestra In
1885 and was its conductor un-
til his death. He also served as
music director Of the BIC for
20 years.
Evening star., 1960-03-28

AIS Rittenhouse street NV,
and two grandchildren.
Services will be- at IL am,
Wednesday in the Bernard
Danzansky and Sons Funeral
Home, 3501 Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
HumiIton Roddis

MARSHFIELD, Wis, Mar. %
(AP). - Hamilton Roddis, "a.
board chairman Of the Roddis
Plywood Corp, died yesterday.
Mr.. Roddis. who was born in
Milwaukee, was the son of Will
liam H. Roddis. who founded
the firm. which has warehouses
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
George {. Creudon

CLEVELAND, Mar. % (AP)
George Edward Creadon, 64,
president Of the Standard
Brewing Co. and a former
stockholder and director of the
Cleveland Indians Base ball
Club, died yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
TechnoIoqists Meet

The District Society of Med
ical Technologists will hold a
seminar from 9 am. to 4:30
Saturday. April 9, in the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. The Star
yesterday incorrectly said the
seminar was to be held this
Saturday.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Ernest w. Coe

DELAND. Fla, Mar. % CAP)
Ernest Warden Coe, "a, re-
tired secretary of the. Pru-
dental Insurance Co., Newark,
N. j., died at his home yester-
day. He had lived in Deland
20 years.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Anurtlinn

WOOL. GERTRUDE. A monument viii
oe unveiled in memory OF GER
TRuDE eWOOL on Sunday. March
con-resation Cemetery. cars viii
leave from Beth sholom SYNAGOGUE
ct N.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
Draths

TAYLOR. MARGARET STAFFORD.
Daughters Of Isabella. viii assemble
Ssss65 5;a9 m Tussdsy March e: 20:
rosary at the PumphreV Funeral
Home. 1857 wisconsin ave, Be-
MARC @ gERITE Z HARRIS, Resent.
PHYLLIS Z. PEsCE. Secretary.
THOMAS. ELIzABETH. On Friday.
ton Hospital Center. ELIZABETH
THOMAS ~. ,ss. q SE Esv.Is 4ts u nf fSomi Tit:
guSrite Hood. Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, MRS Esther, Elliott, and
MRS LITi,is Hal hSsitleS she soI also Leaves
Sther relatiTss and 'fPenn5c. many fPisnds.
Rhines q Co Funeral Home, 30l5
LII shn .t s. as Thess Mongs. fTisnd' Ms9sS %cS
ss. Funeral services on Tuesday.
4! Ssspfiss g. sssseha ~ "a = y & !9!, P:s.,
inssTmsnt Inter Lincoln Memorial Sem Sem
WINSTON. LEoLA M. Suddenly on Sun
SiNstoiNT iTeo of i7o2 isaS StS st. LEoIA NV No. q:
tice OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
BY Barnes and Matthews.
WAGNER. GERTRUDE LOUISA. On
Friday, March rs. 1860. at her
TRUpE to6YYsA sl WAGNER a.'i mother other
S,ls5 Sl Mrs Hichard ,i1lrsy Egrsv q G,rI. PALS
LundSIsd. Cornell G. wagner and
Paul c. Wagner. She also is sur
vived by four grandchildren Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1856
positej. where services services viii vii be held ED
fh''f%snt' Rock Greek eens!:r2:: ':
WALKER. CARL b. On Sunday, March
~, 1850 at Georgetown University
Hospital, CARL B; WALKER Of
HUSBAND SSsS sdyD p rasy aE %sys1 sGysd
and father OF Thomas Monaghan
GsWier's Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania
aye; n.w4 Tuesday; March 2a, at
WARD, IyALou y AT Clinton. Md,
I. Ward: mother Of Donald g. e.,
pGouslas J., Richard O.. Jack F.;
sister OF Miss Sarah A. Wright. six
grandchildren survive. Services at
Chambers Funeral Hcpe. 5l7 lIth
it.p1 Pm. lnterment Cedar Hill Gem &c
WEIGH. MATHEW ARNOLD. Sud-
ssaFp.s, ssnly on Fla. M'TSh THharattw III lSsS SsSorb
WEIGH husband Of Mary Agnes
Welch; father of Mathew A.. .ir.. and
and the late Agustus M. Weich OF
NJ, Weich. Mrs. Marion Remit sIlhys Mrs
Nina Woodruff, Mrs. Faith Coombs,
Mrs, Ruth Hogan. Mrs. Virsinia
Remains resting at the Arehart FT.
ne,'i neral Tn.S Homs; Inc: .IS Ia Plata, Nd,
Hilltop. Nd, at 10 am Interment
church cemetery. Prayers Monday
evening at 8 pm. 20
WILSON. HARVEY w. On Thursday,
March "a. 1850, at bis residence,
1892 Columbia rd NV. HARVEY
W WILSON. beloved husband Of
Caroline Wilson. Friends NAV cali
A. aorua the .S6, 8 H Hines Co. Funeral
pm; Monday March 2s Barking
HrlnSton HiaGlISiss, SstIonsi SSTHyesids services At
Wednesday. March 30. at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
DEATHS

Services By Chambers
Announcements OF
wallace, Carrie A. W w. Chamb Co
Ward, InslOu n. W W Chambers GO
Sweeny,
Charles L. W W Chambera Co
Paul. Jennie A. W W Chambers Co
Evening star., 1960-03-28
CLINE. GUY MELVIN. On SUNDAY,

CLINE. GUY MELVIN. On Sunday,
baniles bbsTfh Val lsSS Guy # MEf hi Sssdspss etIS
81. beloved husband Of Rachael viz
ginia Cline. He also is survived By
one dsughter. Mrs, Audrey c. De
Lsney q Triengle, Va: two sisters,
Beach, Va; Mrs. Hilda Brown OF
pumfries, Va; three brothers,
Harry p: Cline Of Arlington. Va;
Ira p. (Mike) Cline of Alexandria.
Va. Friends may call at the Hail
Funeral Home. Occoquan. Va. Serv-
Ices wednesday, March 80. at . pm.
at the Dumfries Methodist Churen
1nterment Dumfries CeAetery %
Evening star., 1960-03-28

CURRAN. ADA R. On Saturday. March
c6, 1860 at Washington Hospital
Center, ADA r. CURRAN OF 1873
Columbia I'd NV, mother Of Mrs.
Edwin Dobbins and Robert p. Cur
ran, grandmother of Arnold Gray
Sisson. Friends may call at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2g0l l4th
st. NV. until 10 pm. Monday.
March 2s (parking facilitiesJ. SeTv-
ices and interment private.
Evening star., 1960-03-28

GRAY. JAMES C. OF 5000 walker
Mill rd., Seat Pleasant, Nd, on
EdS Sh l. d.1 sgS sSthtf me Of nSs9and HTsSTf and %
Bernard Gray and stepfather Of
Gustave LaSanska. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 l1th
st. Sc. Thursday, March 81, at 2:30
pm. Interment Epiphany Cemetery,
Forestville, Nd. 80
Evening star., 1960-03-28
DoCKErr, JEssE a on w.dr.,.

DOCkETT, JESSE 8. on Wednes-
Alto Hospital. JESSE s. DocKSTT DSS"r
Of 81 Fenton place ne. beloved
husband Of Lola Mae Docket and
Docket He also leaves TO mourn
his passing four sons. four dauRh-
tiers. three sisters. two brothers. six
teen grandchildren and other rela-
Slyes and friends. Remains rest
, Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st. ne,
,, where friends may call after
pm. Monday, March 2s, and where
recitation OF the rosary will be
onered at 3 pm, Mass for the re-
q the Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church. 208 New York ave. NV.
81 9 am. Tuesday. March 20.
1nterment Arlington National Gem
Evening star., 1960-03-28

dss. Mares q. 1850 1850, sSERMoSs0 SSn s0e. 8.
siSsSnSS s.ioysd SusSsnd q Of lSn Minns hsrilhs Il ing
ton and beloved son Of Mary Har-
Ttngton. He also Is survived BY SIX
aunts. one uncle. three nieceS. one
nephew. other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T Rhines & Co. Funeral Home,
3Ol6 18th ST. ne. Notice OF fu-
Evening star., 1960-03-28

c4hAMs5Es h.IsS &; fHSFsE 5sS EhsEsr 81 cHSH cEiSSsHE
may eall at the Rinsidi Funeral
Home. sl1 H st. ne, Monday.
services will be held Tuesday. March
~. at 10 am. InteTment Congres-
Bional Cemetery
Evening star., 1960-03-28

bukION, GEOkGE. On Thursday,
ssiA s oEoRos asso b1sTSN q 45ns0P 81 P.is1 HS;
band Oi sessie 4 Buiton. Ss.0xsd tsth.P Puo Of
Stanley c Of Arlington. Va, and
Douelas q Burton Of District
Heights. Nd: brother OF Mrs. z,
Buckley and Mrs N. sti1well Of
London. England. He also is sur
v'ved by eight grandchildren Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday. March 90. at pm.
Interment National Memorial Park.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
BROWN. EVELYN. On Friday. March

ss, 1850. q SsorEs.oyn TniyeTsity
South Langley. St. Arlington, Va.
mother Of Herbert, Jeanie. John,
David, James, DelSie. Paul and Betty
Brown. She also is survived by one
sister. one brother and q host Of
other relatives and friends. From
remains will lie in state at the
Mount Zion Baptist Church. 18th
and South Glebe rd.. Arlington, va.
Funeral Tuesday, March 30. at
contacted at ia. S-3651 Arrange
ments by Capitol Funeral Service
Evening star., 1960-03-28
CROSBY, AURELIA q. On sund.

Mach 81, issGA 1860 AusEri2 si 2n B. sSResg eRos-
BY, wife Of the late Everett Jack
Crosby, cousin of Mrs. Katherine
z, Kendrick. both OF Silver Spring,
Nd. Friends may call at Gavler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
efter 10 am. Tuesday. March %
courtesy parking opposite). Notice
Of funeral later,
Evening star., 1960-03-28
GREBER. JosEPH On THURSDAY.

March "a. 1860. JosEfH GREBER
Spring. Nd. beloved husband Of
Ida Greber and devoted father Of
Frances and Stanley Greber He
also Is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Thelma Schwartz and Mrs. Miriam
Hot HotfTsn 'So oth,,o beth Of Raltimor.a Nd. Nd.
iamin Greber. both of Baltimore.
Nd. Funeral services at the Ber-
nsrd Danyansky a. Sons Funeral
Home. 1901 l4th st. NV, on Mon
day. March 2s.. at 1880 pm.
Baltimore. Nd. at 3:l5 pm. Me-
mortal veek. 1868 Rosemary Hills
drive, Silver Spring. Nd. IS