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Evening star., 1961-01-07
BY a star stan Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. david
Hume, maverick member of the
Maryland Democratic Party
had some sharp words of criti-
cism yesterday for Gov. Tawes
and Tidewater Fisheries Chair.
man H. c. Byrd.
Mr.. Hume. member of the
Maryland Board of Natural Re-
sources, jibed at the admins
tration over the purchase o1
the plush new State yacht.
He told the beard, during It's
first meeting Of 1861, that per-
haps it should have made q
protest against purchase ol
the new yacht by the Tidewatel
Fisheries Department during 9
time when studies indicate
that many of our seafood
workers must meet the demand
of keeping a family together or
q wage OF $35 a week"
Mr.. Hume, who has resigned
as State party treasurer aftel
several differences with Gov
Tawes, said the purchase of the
$l55,000 yacht reminded him
of Marie Antoinette's remark
to "let them eat cake" when the
people Of France were starving
for bread.
Gov. TaweS approved the
purchase last year after it was
suggested by Mr.. Byrd.
1T may be that we have
subjected ourselves to justifiable
criticism by not interposing q
greater objection to the pur-
chase Of the yacht Sea Level
or whatever her new name
might be-" Mr.. Hume said. The
Sea Level has been rechristened
the Gov. Tawes in honor of the
chief executive.
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Archbishop Bohochevsky,
Head of Ukruiniun Church

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Z (AP)
Archbishop Constantine Bo-
hachevy. spiritual head OF
100000 Ukrainian Catholics in
the United States. died last
night.
He suffered a heart attack
in his home and was dead on
arrival at a hospital.
The archbishop, 76. was head
Of the see Of Philadelphia,
which is the first metropolitan
see of the Ukrainian Church
of the Byzantine Rite in this
country. The see embraces all
of the Nation except Mex Eng
land.
He was installed in the post
November /. 1858, at, Conven-
ton Hall by Archbishop Amleto
G. Cicognani, apostolic delegate
Evening star., 1961-01-07

Mrs. Louis S. Hurwitz, a civic
leader, Of 2729 Washington
avenue. Chevy Chase, Md,
died yesterday after a long ILL
ness in Washington Hospital
Center.
A graduate of Pratt Insti-
tute. Brooklyn. N. Y, she also
attended Michigan State Uni
versity.
Mrs. Hurwitz, the former
Esther Sells, was active in girl
scouting and PTA work in her
community. A member Of
Temple Sinai, she was active
in the Theodore Herzl Chapter
Of Hadaffah there.
In addition to her husband
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a, to the United States. The
church is a branch Of the
Roman Catholic Church.
Archbishop Bohanchevy had
been scheduled to celebrate
mass this morning in the Ca
thedral of the Immaculate
Conception. Today is cele-
brated as Christmas in the By
zantine Rite.
The archbishop was born In
the village Of Manaiw. county
Of zboriw, in the western Uk-
raine. He studied theology at
the University Of Lwow from
1902 to 1904 and then at the
University Of Innsbruck, Aus
tria, until 1908.
He was ordained in 1909 and
came to the United States SO
years ago.
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State Yacht Purchase
Is Assoil ed by Hume

Even if we had expressed
our desires, it is doubtful if we
could have prev ented the pur-
chase of this beautiful yacht
with her deep pile rugs and her
paneling of inlaid. rare and
costly woods" Mr.. Hume said.
Mr.. Hume, who mentioned no
names, also was critical OF the
lack Of coordination among
Maryland agencies in attacking
water pollution and conserva-
ton problems.
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address, and two sons, Robert
E.. 97e4 Arfnistead road, Silver
Spring, and John c., 3709
Window place NV. He also
leaves five grandchildren.
Services will be held from
the Collins Funeral Home, 1921
Fourteenth street NV. A re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at
st. Thomas the Apostle Church
at $3.50 am. Burial will be in
st. Mary's Catholic Cemetery.
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Alfred WoImurk

LONDON, Jan. 7 (AP). -
Alfred Wolmark. 81, a painter
known for his lavish use of
color in portraiture. stained
glass and landscapes, died yes
terday in his London home. He
was a native of Warsaw, Po-
land.
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PALMER, ERNEST A., Jr. In lovinl
ERNEST 4. PALMER IE sC Jr .ai Whs SiSsass pssset
away five years ago today. Jan.
uary z. 1868.
Some may think you are forgotten
But me%oty SH ssrse 5ou yGa are are StS 70
As you always were before.
Err; SISTERS AND BROTHER.
PHELPS. CLIFTON ODELL. In mem.
ory Of my loving husband. CLIF.
TON oDELL PHELPS. who passed
away thirteen years ago, Januar,
Somewhere above this troubled
Safe beyond all grief and care.
My husband rests In heavenly peace
God grant some day I meet him
DEvoTED WIFE. ANNIE PHELPS. .
TAYLOR. CARRIE MAY. In sad bui
eHRRR Ssas Pf%SSy MSY fAYIs e Sp s'rns HsS ps.c
uary 7. 1854.
In the book of my life there are
memories
OF the happieSt moments I've
known,
And a record cord in n, love Is the 6lessins q
Her memory is all that ] have now
Her cares are all at rest.
But thankful am I. who today car
loved her and did my best.
EDGAR AND ADA,
WALTER, LOVE In sad but Low.
ing memory OF my dear husband
LOVE l.. WALTER. who departed
this life one year ago today. jan
nary Z, 1860.
Your memory is keepsake
Though God has you in His keeping
Il still have you in my heart
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. KATH.
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Frank Lyon

GARDNER, Mass, Jan. Z
lAP).-Frank Lyon, so. pre-
depression era stage and screen
actor. died Of a heart attack
yesterday at Gardner State
Hospital. Mr.. Lyon had roles
in numerous plays in New Eng
land stock theaters and in
New York and appeared in 10
motion pictures, including "The
Big Pond"
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Cuve-In Ruins Wine

LIBOURNE. France, Jan. 7
(AP) "A cave-in of the wine
celler in the centuries4old Cha
teau Ausone in Saint Emilion
yesterday destroyed about
10000 bottles of vintage wine
and so barrels containing thou
sands Of gallons of aging wine.
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Mrs. w. A. Sheuffer

FORT MADISON, Iowa, Jan.
7 (AP). - Mrs. Walter A.
Sheaffer. H. widow Of the
founder Of the w. A. Sheaffer
Pen Co., died yesterday In her
home.
Evening star., 1961-01-07
Relocation
Of Library
Hit as Costly

Relocation of the District
Heights MD branch library
at a cost of more than $4,000
yesterday was branded too ex-
pensive a precedent for Prince
Georges County taxpayers.
Jesse S. Baggett, chairman
Of the county commissioners,
said Prince Georges primary
fiscal obligations are schools,
roads and the police depart
ment. Residents should not be
asked to pay more taxes just
so the District Heights area can
have a larger library. he said.
George r. Hammond, chair
man of the library board, asked
the county heads to authorize
the library system to spend
$4,000 in its budget to rent
larger quarters next to a candy
store in the Great Eastern
Shopping Center, in the 1900
block Of Marlboro pike, Dis
trict Heights. Present quarters
are used rent free.
Extras Raise Cost
Utilities would be extra, plus
UP to- 5000 for air condition
ing and annual rent increases
up to $500 over five years,
according to Miss Elizabeth
Hage, county library director.
The change would mean NOV
ing from 326 square feet to
$500 square feet.
Mr.. Hammond said the Dis
trict Heights town government
plans to vacate its leased offices
because of SO to so per cent
rent rise. and wants to erect
a temporary cinderblock build
ing onto the frame library
structure pending future con-
Struction Of a municipal CEN
ter. He said the town has not
asked the library to vacate,
but that the new branch could
serve more persons and provide
better parking. ~
Mr.. Baggett suggested Dis
trict Heights follow other towns
in contributing to a branch
library. He said he already has
been asked about the county
alloting $4,000 for a new
Laurel branch.
TITS $4,000 here. $40, 900
there. and first you know you're
putting it all over the county
for the libraries" Mr.. Baggett
said.
Concer for Taxpayers
He said the five-year rental
might better be spent for a
new branch building. Library
representatives said $25,000
would not be enough for a
model branch like one inspect
ed in Flint, Mich.
Pm concerned about tax
payers in Prince Georges
County, not Flint" Mr.. Baggett
said.
Il hate to mention it, but
look at Montgomery County,"
Mr.. Hammond said.
You look at it," snapped
Mr.. Baggett.
He said he could sympathize
with the District Heights move
if the branch were miles from
another library, as is the case
in Laurel. But he noted the
Suitland branch is "just down
the road"
MISS Hage said the rental
would come from budgeted
salaries for personnel not yet
hired and funds for previously
planned expansions at Laurel.
In the shopping center the
library board would have park
ing Space for a hookmohile and
effect a saving in vehicle MAIN
tenance, Mr.. Hammond said.
Commissioner Frank j. Last
ner said he would talk to an
officer of the shopping center
about rental terms. He said he
believed eventually the county
would own all branch buildings.
Miss Hage and Mr.. Hammond
agreed.
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CEMETERY LOTS

LOTS IN FORT LINCOLN. take owe,
low monthly payments. AP. 7.39S7
FORT LINCOLN MAUsOLEUM-crypj
Tor one. reasonable; cash. LA,
6-4S88. OWNER.
4.sPACE LOT, val Sl.lO0: Natl. Me-
mortal Park. Fails Church; owner;
$3.50 cash. HA. 2-S76S, after 6 pm
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st and Mass Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
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1n Mrmnrians
BAILEY. MAYRELLEc

BAILEY. MAYBELLE C. A loving trib-
ute to the memory of our devoted
and wonderful mother. MAYBELLE
6. BAILEY. who suddenly left US
i've years ago today, January z,
At times our thoushts 70 wanderins
To the grave not far away.
Where lies the sweetest memory
That will never fade away.
And the sweetest Of those memories,
And lasting and most true.
Are memories Of those happy days
yoHIfR Mf spent BE1oTsn 9ss5 noiher no41T Eish ySq
GORDON P. Johnson.
FRANK. SARAH v. In loving memory
mother. SARAH '. FRANK. who
passed away nine years ago today,
January Z. 1852.
In our home she is fondly re.
Those who loved her In life sincerely
stin love her In death lust the
HER LoviNo HUSBAND. CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
JACKSON. ALICE C. In loving mem,
ory ot our dear mother. MRS. ALICE
c: JACKSON. who passed away sever
years ago today. January Z. 1854
Although life's sun for each must set
Those whom we love we ne'er forRet
DEVOTED CHILDREN, OLIVE AMI
MACK MONTGOMERY.
JOHNSON. JOSEPH JONATHAN. II
loving memory Of my husband, 10.
sEPH JONATHAN JOHNSON, whc
passed away i've years ago today
January q. 1855.
Till memory fades and life departs
You will live forever In my heart;
Time takes away the edge Of grief
But memory turns back every leaf
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. JOSEPHINE
JOHNSON
MATTHEWS. WILLIAM. In ioyinI
memory Of my dear husband ane
our devoted father. WILLIAM MAT.
THEWS, who passed away two year,
aeo today. January Z, 1859.
He bade no one q last farewell.
He said goodbye to none;
The heavenly gates Just opened wide
And . loving voice said. Come y
God knew that he was suffering
That the hills were hard to climb
So He closed his weary eyelids,
And whispered, Peace be thine :
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ELIZABETH
u DAUGHTER. ANNA, ANr
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CLARK, HENRY N. On Thursday,
peceTeer GsepR :, "a "a 1850: HENRY N
friend Of Edith Irvine. He also
Is survived by q host Of other
January 8. friends are invited 70
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
st. NV. where funeral services viii
be held on Monday. January ., al
l0;30 am. Interment Arlington
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HARRIS, ELIzABETH M. {

day January 8. 1881. ELizABEiia
loved wife Of Henry Harris and
mother Of Mrs. Maude McQuirter.
Also surviving are two brothers. VIII
nam nam ana vao,s jams; M;s,,,L I; Richards: one
Arthur Williams. and other rela.
ttves and many friends. After IL
= noon Sunday. January 3. friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home. 1920 9th st. NV. Fu-
neral from the Asbury Methodist
Church. l1th and K sts. NV, at i
pm Monday, January 8. Interment
Carver Memorial Park. 34.6,7a
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HANLEY, JOSEPH WILLIAM Al. n,

residence. 3o4 F st. NV. JOSEPH
WILLIAM HANLEY. uncle Of Mrs,
Eugene NJ Roach Of Shreveport,
Ia, and brother Of John J. lIaniey
brothers and sisters in Louisiana
and Texas also survive. Frlendl
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, a90i l4th st. NV
Graveside services an Monday, jan
ton National Cemetery. 81
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BLAKER, MAE KATHRYN (nee Allard).

BROWN, SAMUEL. On Saturday, De-
Sem6er II. 1850. SAMUEL BROWN.
sc6aftenberS. Harry Bronfip @ 81 1age Hye
attsville. Nd; Max Bronfin Of New
Haven. Conn, and lyman Bronfln OF
New York and devoted son Of Mrs,
Minnie Bronf1n Of New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. Brown rests at the Bernard
panzansky & Sor s Funeral Home,
350l 14th st. NV. Funeral services
and interment private,
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2: 1851. at his residence. sii Pat.
EsHIN: beloved husband Of Rose
it,lS iiishin and devoted lathe. Of Mrs.
mef dpfeG ana "fTreI aaSaIa ME- Tsb,IE EVslyn LIN:
I: survived BY a sister. Mrs, Miriam
Marimpn. Funeral Services al the
Bernard Danzansky 4 sons Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th st. NV, on Sun.
gay. gay. January At 80 am. In
Den. Memorial week, Sli Patton
drive. Silver gprinG. Nd.
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ical Center, JOANNE DoNNELLY,
beloved daughter Of Daniel j. Don.
nstyi ns4y k.S:,,, ~, anS n,aci Eve 4 Donnelly o:
sister Of Ray Barker. Friends maS
call at Pearson's Funeral Home, Az
North washington St, Falls Church
W. where there will be q recita.
ton Of the rosary on Monday, jan
uAPy O.. et 8 pm. REQUIEM mass
ct st.. James Catholic Church. Fails
Chureh, Va. on Tuesday. January
10, at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery
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CROWN, ROSE MARY D.

day, January 5. 1851. a, ProyiGenee Pr i,s
Hospital. ROSE MARY d. CROWN
tnee Deakins), beloved wife Of Edgar
8. Crown OF 5oQ7 Sd st. NV,
mother Of Leo F. Crown and Eliza :
beth c. .Darne:. sister Of Margaret
n Doye. Louise z. Crown and
the Timothy Hanion Funeral Home.
1891 Georgia ave. NV. on Mon.
day, January 8, at $50 am Re
QUEEN mass at the Church Of the
Nativity. 18th and Peabody sts. NV,
At 10 am. Interment Mount olivet
Semetery Friends may call after
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day, January 5. 1861. at the home
Lyle. sr,, 6603 Wells pkwy.. Hyatts.
vile, Nd. widow Of the late Rev.
Marks Lutheran Church She also
IS survived by her grandchildren,
Jerome K Lyle. IT,. and Carolyn
Lyle. Burial Cooperstown, N. r,
on Sunday, January &
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on January 4. 1851. wife Of the lat
Louis Heller. mother Of Robert Fran
eis Gs,. ana Louis Heller. jr.,. and Mrs
I. .Fitzpatrick and grandmother o
Robert v and Lewis v. Heller, Nanc,
Ann and Mary Lou Beard. Prayer
at Chambers Funeral Home, ST.
lltn st Sc: on Saturday, Januar!
Church. I'd and c SITS. Sc. at 1870
Am. Interment Washington Ma
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GAMBON. JAMES n. On Thursday,
University Hospital, JAMES Il. GAM GAM
BON of 1919 Rhode Island ave.
NV. husband Of Agnes Margaret
Christopher Gambon Of Boston, Mass
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel.
1906 Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy park
ing opposite. where prayers will. be
said on Monday. January Q, at
$50 am. Mass will be offered
at st Matthews Cathedral. Connec-
ticut and Rhode Island aves. NV,
At am. Interment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery
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PEASE, SUSAN Z. On Friday, January
., 1861. at George Washinston Uni
versity Hospital. SUSAN z. PEASE
Of 4700 Connecticut ave. NV,
mother Of J; L. Pease, grandmother
survived by three great -grandchil-
dren; Service and interment at
Brockport, N. Y.
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JOHNSON, ELEANOR sCHAEFER. Or

Friday. January 8. 1851. At he he
NOR SoenssfIa FhSspte 5oHSsosr SSsesr d 5EA
36th place. Hyattsviile, Nd, beloved
wne OF Eustace Linwood johnson.
stepdaughter OF Mrs. Matte 81
Schaefer and sister OF Frederick
Hsnaiet zen oi Tasoms Park. Md serV-
neral Home. 2901 18th st. NV, on
Monday. January q, at nm
sparkinE facilitiesJ. Interment Cedar
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AEssLEa, EMILE s. On Friday, Jan.
uary ., 1861. EMILE s. KEsSLER
q 5Ol2 Arkansas ave. NV the
RessIeq Bs.Oyeq Ho,h.t Tiie Of - the late Andrew
ana grandmother Of Mrs Robert q
Harciiit; sister of Mrs. Ferdinand
WaIoman of Ocean City, N. j, She
also is survived BY three great
Ianocnlldrsn. Funeral from the
Maner W. Deal Funeral Home, 4SII
Georgia ave. NV, on TUESDAY. jan
Vary 10. at 10 am, Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery
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asSs g. 1851. Al pRSsisiaas SS slasSi M:@e: sae:
LORRETTA BARNES, beloved wife
o. the late Frank 9. Barnes; mother
Plata, Nd; Mrs. Beeley Nice Of
baltimore, Nd. and Frank s.
Barnes, IT., Of Towson. Nd. Funeral
from the Arehart Funeral Home.
Ia Plata, Nd, on Monday, January
9, at GAS Am. Mass at Sacred
Md, at 10 am. Interment st. Jo-
seph's Cemetery. Pomfret, Nd. Pray
erS Sunday, January 8, at s pm.
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KELLER. FRED. On Friday. January
.; 1861, at his residence. 4Sie AZ
place NV. FRED KELLER, beloved
husband Of Maude II Keller, brother
81 Mrs; Clara Stinson Of Centralis,
tralia, m; Daniel Keller of:Kansas
CITY; Mo. Friends may call At the
n. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
SSO1 l4th st. NV, after 10 am.
SSSnaay SSnSy January 9. Services at the
January o. at 2 pm. (parking "a.
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ANIiGHT: JAMES T. On Wednesday,
pital. JAMES I KNIGHT KNiG' Of a1SIs nUsi
Stis st ne. He leaves to mourn
ms passing one daughter, Berna-
dette Z. Knight; two stepdaugf1ters,
osyoted friends. Mary j. Grayson
d snd mri ana Mrs; William Jackson,
mains resting at the John I Rhines
Co. Funeral Home. 3Oi5 i2tb
St ne. lample parking facilitiesi.
v wnere q. a,,nd friends may call after 5
the repose OF his soul will E be celei ei
6rated at st. Francis De Sales Cath.
oilc Church. 2Ol5 Rhode Island ave
ne. on Monday. January o. at q
am: Interment Mount Oiivet Gene.
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SMITH. MARY. OF 864 Maryland
ave; ne. on January 8, 1851, mother
OF EDWARD and Raymond p. smith
Chambers Funeral Home ST. H.
ST. Sc. until Monday, January 81
at am. Mass In ST Joseuhsi
Church, I'd and c SITS. me- Al
SS:5O am. lnterment Mount Olivei
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on Friday. January .. ii. iSSi' a
hiss hS home. lol24 RsnfreE I'd :,
scRwARTz. husband Of "S Selma in I,
schwartz and brother Of Joseph
Schwartz. Mr.. Schwartz rests al
the Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home, si34 Georgia ave-. Silver
Spring. Nd, wnere service will be
held on Monday. January o. at 1880
am, parking facilitiesJ. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Friends may
visit at the funeral home after
pm. Sunday, Family requests no
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LILLY, WALTER HERMAN o.

Ssorsetosa Pr:paratoyy aaStpy 2 scbSS bbSSi' "a: E:
EEV. KELVIN T. MacKAVANhGH,
Sd: He is survived by his stem.
mother Mrs; Thomas j. MacKsys-
nash; two brothers, Or. James L.
tiire. n1 GeTaid SaifN Nhrd,b p .MAacKsvanagh, and
8. Noyes, Albert C. and Joseph r
Moves. Friends may cali at George.
toWn preparatory School, Garrett
eark. Md, from 3 pm. to 10 p'm,
SATURDAY and Sunday, January
san1,.S snd once OF the dead will be
the campus. on Monday, January n
az 1880 am. followed By requiem
mass at ! am. Interment 0eorae.
town University Cemetery. 8
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January 5. 1861. at 37ao uDton
st; nv. ERNEST c. KEisTER, be-
loved husband Of the late MarEuerite
keister, mother Of Mrs. Kath-
Ieen M. Caputo and James b.
grandchildren. Friends may call At
tne pc Vol Funeral Home. 2324 Wis.
Sonsln ave. NV. after II noon
saturday, January Z. REQUIEM mass
Viii be offered at st. AIMS Church,
w WNSE1nslh ave and Yuma st. NV.
!nterment Broadway. Va. The
rosary will be recited At 4 nm
sunday. January s.
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HOARD. JAMES. On Tuesday Ian.
vary g. 1861. JAMES HOARD Of
ia25 9th st. NV. husband Of
Lillian Hoard Remains OF Mr.
Hoard reposing at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island ave
NV. GraveSide services on Mon
gay. January 3. at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at Q am.
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J,,.9 J4,,n99ary y I, !. II 1851, q suburban Hos:
sa:sand dFaffn q nisS 6S2.sy ne SiSyss ssyss
Q grandson. Harold Dorsey; three
great.erandchildren. three sisters,
Mrs Agnes Jones Of WASHINGTON
., C.. Mrs. Hattie Adams Of Rock
vvilis, MG.. and Miss, Rose Dorsey OF
and many friends. After pm
SaLurday, January Z, friends may
call ct the snoWden Funeral Home,
Rockville. Nd Funeral services on
Snnoay January g; at pm al
Eockville. Nd. the Rev. w. e. VIII.
nams ofnciating. Interment Lincoln
Park Cemetery.
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Draths

AnMsTEoNs, =. s5.so ara APA Ina on sI.sasME. HsM.
= sFRoNo q 4S4o Biagdsn ave. NV,
Armstrong Of Fairmont Heishts, Nd,
mother Of James A. and O'Donald
T. Armstrong. Emma L. Davis and
Gladys A, Belts. Notice of funeral
later, Arrangements by Henry 8.
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DratHH

FAkRALL. CHARLES p. On Thurs
Ssnfs 1873 G G st .., cEAELIs; u ];
Ollie M. Farrall and father Of Mrs.
Eugenia Bauer. Mrs. Agnes Gieger,
Francis D. :Antheny N. and john
B. Farrall. brother Of Mrs. Jessie
Hall Prayers at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1851 Good Hope
I'd. sc. parking facilitiesi. on
Monday. January 9, at IL am,
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery.
FRANCE. SADIE t. On Friday, jan
uary 8, 1861. at her residence,
1865 Harvard ST. NV, SADIE T.
FRANCE, sister Of Nellie T. Jones,
Mabel T. Heinline, Charles W. and
Edwin s. TraEzare. Services at the
8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901
l4th st. NV. on Tuesday. jan
uary 8, at IL am. (parking facili-
tiesI. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery. Baltimore, Nd. 9
FULCHER, CHARLES T. On Thurs
day, January ., 1861, CHARLES T.
FuLCHER. beloved husband OF
+. Wert1. Charles I. FalcSer. VI, jr.,
Msna Susan ;mDon + Davis; :, nephew q
Deal Funeral Funeral ao%e irS% ts,a ths Wsser iss
gia ave, NV. on Monday, January
y, ct II am. Interment oeorge
WashinRton Cemetery. 8
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-21
GAVEL NOTEBOOK

DUNBAR SCHOOL GIRL
SCOUTS will hold a train
ing course for leaders in Aug
ust at the school. All interested
persons should contact Mrs. L.
Beacham, 1850 w. Cocopah, or
call CIR o-l6o6.
UNITED FIRST AIDERS have
completed nurses aide train
ing under the direction of Mrs.
Flora Ruffin. This training ses-
sion was authorized by Rev. F.
]. Winbush, president of the Ari-
zona-New Mexico Baptist Con-
vention.
Graduation exercises will be
held We'd. July 26 at the New
Home Baptist Church, ll35 S.
Seventh Avenue.
A representative of the Civil
Defense will present a short talk.
A member of the Red Cross
Nurses Department, Maricopa
County Chapter will be present,
too.
The public is invited.
Mrs. N. G. Mitchell
Reporter
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-21

Last years winners of individual city
pictured above.
From left Gloria Williams 'NGss Flagstaff" Charean
Moore, Miss Tucson" Lola Diggs Miss Phoenix Mary
Reed Miss Yuma" Each participated
test held in each city and then We'd for the title.
Miss Moore expense trip to
the Grand Lodge held Chicago
The annual Eks beauty and talent will be held Friday July 2S
at the lodge, 1907 S. Seventh Ave.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
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HOO 0 NEWS AND LOCAL NEWS.
Color. Harkness Rash.
q Pm EAST.
Variety. Interviews. / Hour. Life in
Texas" TAPPED on the ranch Of GILMAN
Edward Marcus Movie stars and mil
Iionaires are guests.
q ELEVEN O'CLOCK FINAL.
ABc News Final. Commentary, J. Nc
caffertT Weather. L. Allen; Sports. s.
6iImartin; Local News II. Wilson. Edi-
torial
q II Pm. REPORT.
News Weather, Sports and Tv Editorial
Ills q WEATHER. SPORTS.
Color. Forester. Simpson.
ll:2o q the LATE SHOW.
Movie. ! Hour, so Min. Bitter Rice"
1850. tForei9n Film FestNal) About
the tragic lives Of the women who work
the rice fields of ltaIys Po Valley. Sill
vano Mansano. vittorio eassman.
11:25 q SAM AND FRIENDS.
MUppets Color
11:3o O JACK PAAR SHOW.
Variety Iva Hours. Color.
q TUESDAY MOVIE.
Approximately Hours. last of the
Duanes" 1871. Buck Duane gains a
reputation as an outlaw when he avenges
the murder of his father George Mont
somery, Lynne Roberts.
1900 @ Pm WEST.
Variety. Interviews. Nude Movies"
1870 . NEWSBEAT.
100 "a INSPIRATION.
lilo - the LATE, LATE SHOW
Movie. ! Hour, 40 Minutes. Salute to
the Marines" 1s43. The story of the
toughest Marine who finally gets into
action, winning both death and a medal.
William LUndigan Wallace Beey.
1:30 0 WORLD NEWS.
lbs n DAILY WORD.
$50 O. MEDITATION. WEATHER.