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Evening star., 1961-12-29

BRYAN, BERTHA STEPHENS, On
MsRHfis'' gERTHs srRSaHNs PfffRSsF BRYAN III 9s06 d
, 1921 18th st. NV. beloved sister
of Guy Stephens Of Rayville. La;
Willie Stephens Of Hot Springs,
S of Monroe, La. Also surviving are
> fifteen nieceS and nephews, other
. relatives and many friends. After
! 4 pm. Friday. December 20. friends
! are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV.
Baptist Church. 2O33 11th st. NV,
? at II am. Saturday December 80.
: Interment RayvIlle, La. 90
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MAHONEY, TERRANCE. An emersent
a communication of Benja-
IN min B. French Lodge, No.
IN is, r. A. A. M, will be
held at the 8. H. Hines
~LX Funeral Home, 29O1 l4th
W. st. NV, on Saturday. De-
" cember 80, 1861, at IL
noon, for the purpose of conducting
the last Masonic rites for our late
brother. TERRANCE MAHONEY. In
terment Kansas City, Kans.
n, GLEN 81 L, ,IL9EE IJL09HENsoN' seGy.
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VLhENo' MANY WTLSUN, On
wednesday. December ~. 1851,
NARY W. HOPKINS Of 5000
loved wife Of Theodore r. Hopkins
and mother Of Mrs. Mary D. Hausler.
She also Is survived by sister,
Mrs. Anna Hamilton. Relatives and
friends may call at the Gasch Fu-
neral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsyille, Md. where services will
be held on Saturday. December 30,
At IL am. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery. 80
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Der Is. 1861, ROSA MAYEs Of
1l10 New Jersey ave. NV, mother
devoted sister of Bell Mayes, May
Barrier, Lucille Elrod, Frances
Young. Elizabeth Jenkins, Roosevelt
Mayes and Flora M. Davis. Also
surviving are host Of nieces, neph-
ews. relatives and friends, Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
@ Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th st.
ne. (ample parking facilities). where
friends may call after pm. Fri
day. December 20. Funeral serv-
ices on Saturday. December 30,
at pm. at the Carolina Mis-
sionary Baptist Church, 777 Morton
St. NV. the Rev. J. W. Sligh Of
ficiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
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LICHTENBERG. ROSE.

day, December 81. 1851, in Great
Neck. Long Island, N Y. ROSE
LIcHTENBERG, beloved mother Of
Mrs. Sylvia l.. Cowan of Great
Meek. Long Island. N. Y. and
is survived by six orandchildren and
three Ereat-grandchildren. Funeral
services at the Bernard DanEansky
d. Sons Funeral Home. 1901 a4th
st. NV, on Friday, December 90,
at IL am. Interment Beth Sholom
Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers the
family suggests that contributions
may be made to the Jewish Social
Service Agency. %
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December Il iasl, LENA LfsEN
SKY Of 1925 14th st. NV, beloves
wife OF Israel Gisensky and devoted
mother OF Edward Lisner, Mrs
Rose l.. Crane and Mrs. Celia Ma
one grandson. Gary Malasky. Fu
neral services at the Bernard Dan
zansky g. Sons Funeral Home, $500
14th st. NV, on Friday, Decem
Der 20. at l pm. Interment South
anon Cemetery. Memorial week
6425 14th st. NV, Apt. 206. II
lieu OF flowers the family suggest
that contributions may be made 4
the charity nf vnur ehaiea 90
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WILLIAM A., Sr. All
officers and Sir Knights of
n q 81 the John w. Freeman
N&aK0S Grand and Subordinate
6R Communicates will assem-
Bile at st. Johns Meth
odist Church, Stanton rd.
and Douglas st. s.e.. at 12 n5on
Saturday. December 80. 1861. to
attend the funeral OF Past Grand
Comdr. WILLIAM A. THOMPSON,
Sr., at ] pm. By command of
M. E. RAYMOND WILKERSoN,
Grand Commander.
p. G. C. JESSE r. sNoWDEN,
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DIGGs. GLADYS On Tue,day n,

cember %. 1861. at the District
General Hospital, MISS GLADYS L.
D1GqS Of S16 9th st. ne. daughter
OF Mrs. Margaret Green and the late
Aloysius Green. She also is sur
Freeman. Mrs. Theresa Morris and
Mrs. Thelma Middleton: five neph-
ews, two nieces., other relatives and
many friends. Remains will be rest
ing at her above late residence on
Friday. December 20. after 2 pm.
Mass will be said on Saturday, De-
cember 80. at 10 am, at the Holy
Name Catholic Church. $50 lIth
st. ne. Intsrment Mount Olivet
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rhEINkERT. JOHN L. Members Of
M the Policemen's Associat tion
E9S$M will attend the funeral Of
M ,AM their late brother, JOHN
6t Ale L, PREINKERT. to be held
NNS&ZA at Hysong's Funeral Home
%W 1900 N st. NV, at ii
am. Saturday, December
30, 1851. 1nterment Gate Of
GEORGE W WHALER, President.
KENNETH P. FOLSOM, Secretary
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HuGHsroN. CHARLES E. On Mon

LUCILLE n. On WedneSday
Rcoss ss0iSS SsIoaeS @Sthef IOeItE 81 Hol;
drive, Silver sprins, Nd. and the
late Hugh C. Bowers. There also
may call at the Takoma Funeral
Home. 254 Carroll st. NV. park
ing opposite). on Thursday. Decem-
Der 2S, from z pm. until 9:30 pm.
Services and interment At Coving-
ton, Va. on Saturday. December 30.
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Pts RoRERT lsoi PooLE 8 EeFfso II kout. a0i
Great Falls. Va, father Of John L.
Poole Of Great Falls, Va. and Wood :
row Poole; brother Of Mrs. Matte
Tavenner of Herndon. Va: Ross
Poole OF La Plata, Md, and Mrs,
Hattie Griffin OF Washington. D. C..
Also surviving are three erandchil-
OF Great Falls, Va. Friends may
call at the Green Funeral Home, "a
Eden St: Herndon, Va, where serv-
ices will be held at pm. Saturday.
December 80. Interment Chestnut
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p peeembsT HEIHSf 81. 1851. coRNEEious; 81 dHsS6tT;
PAYNE Of IlOl 7th st. s.e.. hus.
band of Mrs. Rosa Payne and son of
Mrs. Alice Berry. He also is sur
vived by one godchild, Doris Mar
shall; one Stepgranddaughter. Elaine
relatives and friends. After 4 pm.
Friday, December 20. friends may
call at the johnson a. jenkins Fu-
neral Home, 4SO4 Georgia ave. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. December 30. at l2
noon. Interment National Harmony
Cemetery. Family may be seen at
224 9th ST. ne.
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DIERKES. AUGUST. On Monday, De-
cem6sr 25, 1881: at Miami. Fla.
Leila Dierkes. father of Mrs. James
Duuuette, Mrs. Erwin Schmoker,
Mrs: James Headley, Clarence, Fred
erick and Chancey Flint, and brother
OF Mrs. Kate Clark, Mrs. Ann Horner.
ginia Derhake. Funeral services ON
Saturday. December 30. at IL am,
at the Cunningham Funeral Home.
Cameron and Alfred SITS, Alexan-
dria, Va. 1nterment National Me-
nnrial Park
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HARDY I; 5o i,ts.r ~ In sy1s nsR sIS
uncle, JOHN NJ. HARDY. who passed
away one year ago today. December
20. 1860.
He has gone. but not forgOtten;
Just like q heavenly dove;
Dear Father. we hope to meet you
DEvosrSeDh' cR1LDREN LHSE AND FAM
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THOMPSON, c,,,cVrI WILLIAM lam A.: ,:.rss: sI: TIL:
Jonathan Davis Consistory,
No. 1, are hereby notified
to be present at IL mid
H night, Friday, December 20.
~ 1851, at st. Johns Meth
odist Church, 2S01 Stanton
I'd. s.e.,, for the funeral services
for our late beloved Sublime Prince,
WILLIAM A. THOMPSON, Sr.
VICTOR ]. TULANE, Illustrious
JOSHUA B. LAWiNGS. Keeper Of
the Seal and Archives. 90
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DthLaNLt. hanSI,S IRAMCIS. ss On Thursday,
ton HOSPITAL Center. Mr.. FRANCIS
DELANEY Of No. . Corbin court,
Mclean, Va: beloved husband OF
Mrs: Elizabeth p Delaney: brother
Sacrament Order; Walter J. and
Thomas v. Delaney. Mrs Homer
Oscar Tutt and Mrs. Joseph z.
Anderson. Friends may call at
HysonR,S Funeral Home. 1900 N st.
NV. where prayers will be held on
Saturday. December 80, at o.3Cl
am; thence to st. Paurs Catholic
Church, 18th and v SITS. NV. where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will
OF his soul. Interment at Fort Lin
coin Mausoleum. In lieu of flowers.
family suggests contributions be
made to the Research Fund OF the
ID. G. Cancer "
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A i |::::; & ! ! !. |;
w the purpose Of conducting
the last Masonic rites for our late
brother, Past Master WILLIAM A.
THOMPSON. Members please at
WILLIAM H. CURRY. W. M.
WILLIAM o. MURRAY. Secy. 20
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Wednesday. December %. 1851. at
Arlington Hospital, WINIFRED c.
CARDIGAN Of 43lS South 18th I'd,
Arlington. Va. beloved wife OF
]; Carrigan and sister OF Mrs.
Charles Wardell OF New Jersey,
Friends may call at the Robert J.
Murphy Funeral Home, 3524 Co
lumbia pike, Arlington. Va, where
rosary at 8 pm. Friday, December
~. REQUIEM mass will be offered
at Am. Saturday, December 30,
at st. Thomas More Church. Ar
lington. Va. Interment Arlington
National remeterv
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P1ETRo cATuccIc. G. X
MICHAEL KOSCIW, F. s.

DICKINSON, EDNA O. OF 24l Valley
ave. Sc, on December rs. 1851
Beloved wife of the late Jesse L.
Dickinson and mother OF Henry L.
Dickinson. Services at the Chambers
Saturday, December 80. at 80 p.m.
1nterment Washington National
Cemptery
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BARBIEhI, FLOkENCE. suddenly on
Wednesday. December -. 1861. ct
Georsetown University Hospital.
FLORENCE BARBIERI of 1000
= Crest Hill lane, Silver Spring, Md,
, beloved wife OF Gabriel Alfonso Bar
: bieri and mother Of Primo J. and
:. Albert D. Barbieri. Mrs. Thomas
Barbagallo and Mrs, Joseph R;
Veneziani sister of Robert Galeazzi
of New York City. Marie Galeaszi
a. of Italy and Agusto Of France. She
also is survived by seven grand
children. Friends may call at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home, 7+00 Geor-
gla ave. NV, where prayers will be
said on Saturday, December 80. at
els am; thence TO the Holy Rosary
Catholic Church. Sd and F SITS:
NV, where the holy sacrifice of
the mass will be offered at 10
: am. for the reposs of her soul,
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Recitation Of the rosary on Friday.
December 30, at 3 pm. Relatives
and friends invited 20
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CHISLEY. MARY Z. On Wednesday,
Decemher % 1911 MARY 2 GIIIS

fsS; FosrFs PsesMHs5 GnNpxs s5 IsSda sSdaa daARoLp
drive. Rockville, Md, beloved hus-
band. of Helene I. Clark and father
OF Jon @. Clark and Ethel c.
REYNOLDS. Friends may call at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home. 740O Geor-
20, from to q pm. Graveside
services and interment on Saturday,
December 80. at IL am, at Ar
lington National Cemetery. In lieu
OF flowers family suggests that con-
tributionS be made to the American
Cancer Society 90
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Mrs. Bradshaw,
Wife of Colonel;
Kentucky Native

Mrs. Max A. Bradshaw, So,
daughter of the late Senator
John M. Robson and sister OF
Representative John M. Rob-
sion, jr., died yesterday at her
home, 1900 Delafield place NV.
Mrs. Bradshaw was the wife
of Col. Max A. Bradshaw, USA,
retired.
Her father, John Marshall
Robson, served for "a Years
as Republican Representative
from Kentucky and for one
year as United States Senator.
He died in l947.
A native of Kentucky, Mrs.
Bradshaw lived in the District
since 1919. The Delafield place
residence was the home of her
father and her brother, a Ken
lucky Representative until 1858.
Mrs. Bradshaw. the former
Daisy Robson, was graduated
from George Washington Uni
versity and taught home eco
nomics in District schools for
about five years.
During World War II she
served as secretary in her
fathers congressional office.
Mrs. Bradshaw was a mem
Der of the Congressional Club,
and a former president Of the
Kentucky State Society here.
In addition to her husband
and brother, she leaves her
mother, Mrs. John M. Robson
Of the home; a son by a prior
marriage, H. G. Edmonds, jr.,
of 1918 East-West highway,
Chevy Chase, Nd, and three
grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Wednesday at Gawler's Funeral
Home, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial will take
place at Arlington National
Cemetery.
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against Mrs. Benedict to get
some Of her inheritance, which
will bring her about $500. 900
on her 2lSt birthday next De-
cember. A court allowed her
81 800 a month pending settle
ment OF the suit, which is still
in litigation.
Gamble also filed suit to have
Mrs. Benedict removed as her
guardian.
Still another suit against
Mrs. Benedict was filed by a
daughter by her previous mar
riage, Mrs. Helen Benedict For
rest. who sought money from
Mr.. Benedict's estate.
The latest suit against Mrs.
Benedict was filed by Mr.
Porumbeanu'S first wife, Hemla
who sought 81 million. She
contended Mrs. Benedict and
her lawyers tricked her and
used her as a weapon to pre-
vent the marriage of Gamble
and Mr.. Porumbeanu.
In Erlenbach, Switzerland.
Gamble was reported deeply
depressed today because of the
death of her grandmother.
Gamble sent a maid to the
gate to tell waiting newsmen
she was bedridden, deeply upset
and depressed, and would have
nothing to say.
Mr.. Porumbeanu had not yet
returned from New York, where
he went to seek a reconciliation
with his wife's grandmother.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Choo Ming Cheu,
Chinese Scholar,
Hopkins Teacher

BALTIMORE, Oct. 80 CAP)
"A noted Chinese scholar and
unofficial mayor of Baltimore's
Chinese section died at his
home here Sunday.
Dr.. Chao Ming Chen, 80. a
Baltimore resident since 1920
died following a long illness
A native of Foochow, China.
DR.. Chen came to this city in
1920 as a delegate to a Meth
odist conference. He remained
here to become an instructor In
Chinese language and litera-
ture at the John Hopkins Uni
versity. Before coming to the
United States, DR.. Chen had
headed the Department of
Chinese Classics at Hwa Nan
College in Foochow.
He has conducted an import
and antique business here since
1925, and frequently has been
an exhibitor at the Baltimore
Museum of Art and the Ma
tional Gallery of Art in Wash
ington.
DR.. Chen was head of the
Baltimore branch of the Kuom-
intang Nationalist Chinese)
political organization: presi-
dent of the Fui Kien Benevolent
Association which has head
quarters in New York.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Hsiu
Lien Chen, three daughters, a
son and seven grandchildren.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
John c. Wilson,
Director of PIuys

NEW YORK, Oct. 30 APP
John c. Wilson, So, who di-
rected Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes" and Kiss Me Kate, "
was found dead yesterday in his
Park avenue home.
Mr.. Wilson, who produced
Private Lives" Tonight at
$3.50" and The Winslow Boy, "
had long been associated with
Noel Coward as business man
ager, director or producer of
the actors plays.
Mr.. Wilson mad been ailing
for months and earlier had
suffered a heart attack.
Survivors are his widow. the
former Princess Natalie Paley.
daughter of the late Grand
Duke Paul of Russia. He is also
survived by a sister. Mrs.
Theodore Cart Of Harbourton
N. j.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Memorial Rites
Set for 8 Flyers

A memorial service will be
held at IL am. Friday at Sey-
mour johnson Air Force Base,
Goldsboro. N. c., for the eight
men missing on a flight during
the Skyshield defense exercise
on October IA.
Capt. Paul D. Fellows, jr..
formerly of Silver Spring;
Capt. Roland c. Starke, jr.,
formerly of Hanover County,
Va. and 1t. Dean Upp, for
merly of Washington, we're
members of the crew of the
missing B-52G.
1t. Upp. who was electronics
warfare officer on the plane,
lived in Hillcrest. He was grad
uated from Anacostia High
School and Pennsylvania State
University. His wife, the for
mer Elizabeth Pennell Straub,
lived at 1916 Thirteenth street
Sc.
Mrs. Upp now lives at Sey-
mour johnson Air Force Base
with her two daughters. Sherry
Lynn and Tanya Lea. 1t. Upp's
mother. Mrs. Charles E. Upp,
lives in Greenfield, Ohio, and
his brother. Capt. James R.
Upp, in Rome, N. Y.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Rusk Leads Delegation
For Tokyo 7 rode oIks

economic meeting Mr.. Rusk
said will lay the groundwork for
settlement of trade problems
between the two countries. Fly
ing in one of the special Jet
transports reserved for Presi-
dent Kennedy and other high
ranking officials, the party was
airborne at $40 am.
With Mr.. Rusk were Secretary
of Interior Udall, Secretary of
Commerce Hodges. Secretary of
Labor Goldberg. Undersecretary
Of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler
and Walter w. Heller, chair
man of the Presidents Council
of Economic Advisors
Secretary of Agriculture
Evening star., 1961-10-30

Shopping Center. was dedicated
Saturday.
The facility was built and
will be operated by the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
The structure is the first rec
reation center built to serve the
southern area of the county.
Ultimately the center will have
horseshoe pits, tennis, badmin-
ton and volley ball courts, pic
mic areas and play areas for
pre-school children.
Speakers at the dedication
Herbert w. Wells,
chairman of the park commits
sion; Prince Georges County
Commissioner M. Bayne Brooke,
and Perry o. Wilkinson, speaker
of the Maryland House of
Delegates.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Mrs. Virginia Smith,
Naval Architect, Dies

Mrs. Virginia B. Smith, 81,
"a retired naval architect of
Hollywood. Md, died Saturday
at Doctors Hospital after a long
illness.
A former resident of the
District, Mrs. Smith moved to
Hollywood two months ago
with her husband, George Guy
Smith, a retired marine engi-
neer with the Navy Depart
ment's Bureau of Ships.
Mrs. Smith began working
for the Government as a junior
engineering craftsman. During
her % years of work in Uae
field she trained herself as
naval architect.
Retired in 1860
With the exception of a year
Of designing medical instru-
mentS at the National Institute
OF Health, she worked in ma
rine engineering with the Coast
Guard and the Maritime Com I
mission.
Before retiring in October,
1860, Mrs. Smith served in the
Bureau of Ships.
Born in Owensboro. KY, she
was the former Virginia Bra
zeal.
Active in the Order of the
Eastern Star she was a member
OF Bethlehem Chapter 7 and
Of the Treasury Departments
Eastern Star Club.
Services Wednesday
She also was a member of
the Potomac Chrysanthemum
Society and the Emory Method
dist Church.
In addition to her husband
OF the home address, she
Evening star., 1961-10-30
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leaves a daughter, Mrs. Harl
H. West of Falls Church, Va,
and a son. George r. Smith
OF HyattSville, Md. and four
grandchildren.
She also leaves a sister, Mrs.
L. c. Snuff of Birmingham
Ala, and four brothers: J. E.
Brazeal of New Orleans, La;
w. w. Brazeal of Atlanta, Ga. ;
H. H. BraZeal of Woodward,
Ala, and T. c. Brazeal of Gull
man, Ala.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Wednesday at the Chambers
funeral home. 1855 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring, Md. The
Rev. George A. Blankner of
Emory Methodist Church will
officiate. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Fuirfux Offers
Selling Course

A lO-hour course in How to
Improve Your Selling" will be
taught for retail, wholesale and
service statesmen of Fairfax
County, beginning at 2 pm.
Tuesday at the Old Coach Inn,
Fairfav.
1t is the first in a series of
adult classes in distribution
which county businessmen re-
quested.
Glasses will meet from 2 to 3
pm. Tuesdays and Wednesdays
for five weeks. Registration is
being handled by the distribu-
tive education department. of
Fairfax High School, one of the
sponsors of the course.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
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Evening star., 1961-10-30

Freeman, now in Manila, will
meet the group in Tokyo.
In a departure statement,
Mr.. Rusk said the membership
of the United States delegation
emphasizes the Importance we
attach to the Forthcoming
meeting in Japan"
After two and a half days
in Japan, Mr.. Rusk will fly
to Korea for a one-day visit.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Nd. U. Advances
Student BuiIdino

An addition to the University
OF Maryland's student union
building is being pushed for
completion by next year, uni
versity officials said today.
The $l,790,000 addition,
which is being financed by stu
dent fees. will contain a To-
lane bowling alley. a large audi
torium, a fine arts lounge and
a cafeteria in addition to meet
ing and conference rooms.
The expansion will nearly
triple the size Of the present
structure on the College Park
campus.
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Mrs. Benedict, Grandmother
Of the Runaway Heiress

NEW YORK, Oct. 80 (AP).-
Mrs. Katherine GeddeS Bene-
dict, 77-year-old millionaire
grandmother of runaway heir
eSs Gamble Benedict Porum-
beanu. was found dead alone
last night in her mansion.
Mrs. Benedict, clad in a
'nightgown, was found in a
bathroom by caretakers. A
doctor pronounced her dead
apparently of natural causes.
An autopsy was ordered. Po-
lice quoted an assistant medi-
cal examiner as saying he or
dered an autopsy because the
doctor called by the caretakers
declined to sign a death certi-
cate and because Mrs. Benedict
had been so much in the public
eye.
No relative or friend was in
the house on Seventy-fifth
street, just off Fifth avenue,
when the body was found.
Typewriter Firm Head
Mrs. Benedict, widow of
Henry Harper Benedict. one
time president of the Reming-
ton Typewriter Co.. had lived
quietly until 1859 when a ro-
nance developed between her
granddaughter-then 18-and
Andre Porumbeanu, Romanian-
born former chauffeur-care-
taker, who was 35.
Mrs. Benedict fought to break
up the romance and prevent a
marriage and soon became in
volved in a number of legal
actions.
Mr.. Porumbeanu had a wife
and child at the time the ro-
nance began. Mrs. Benedict,
second wife of the millionaire
typewriter company executive
and his nurse before their mar
riage. did her best to keep her
granddaughter from seeing Mr..
Porumbeanu. But just before
CANDLES 10Th birthday in De-
cember. 1859, she and Mr..
Porumbeanu slipped off to
Europe on a freighter. Mrs.
Benedict forced the girls re-
turn home by appealing to
authorities. Mr.. Porumbeanu
followed her.
Court Intervenes
Mrs. Benedict then had the
girl declared in court to be a
wayward minor and a ward of
the court, which ordered the
girl and Mr.. Porumbeanu to
keep apart.
Mr.. Porumbeanu obtained a
Mexican divorce, and he and
Gamble eloped to North Caro-
lima where they were married
by a justice of the peace on
April 6. 1860. A son was born
to them last April.
The young wife filed suit
Evening star., 1961-10-30
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Evening star., 1961-10-30
NARROW Heights
Center Dedicated

The $4,000 NARROW Heights
Recreation Center, on a six-acre
tract off st. Clair drive just
north of the NARROW Heights
Evening star., 1961-10-30
By the Associated Press

Secretary of State Rusk took
off today for Japan with a high
ranking delegation including
nearly half of the United States
cabinet.
The group will attend an
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NEW YORK CUPD- billy
sausage rolls are made with
corn meal pastry. Sift together
ia cups of sifted all-purpose
flour, " cup of corn meal and
/ teaspoon of salt. Cut in II cup
of shortening until mixture re-
sembles coarse crumbs. Add 4
to ) tablespoons of water, 1 ia
blespoon at a time. Form into a
ball. Roll on lightly flour board
to an s by 15-inch rectangle. Cut
into 6 pieces, A by 5 inches each.
Place 2 precooked sausage links
and / dill pickle slice on each.
Moisten edges with water, fold
dough over filling and seal edg-
es with fork tines. Bake Is to 18
minutes in a preheated 425- de-
gree oven. Serve with hot to-
mato sauce. Serves 6.