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Mrs. Simmons
Executives Wife,
Native of Canada

Mrs. Robert C. Simmons, wife
OF a retired vice president OF
Johns = Manville Sales Corp
and an active civic leader here,
died from complications result
ing from pneumonia yesterday
at George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital.
The former Florence Stark,
she was a native of Grand VAL
ley. Ontario, Canada, and lived
in Vancouver. British Colum-
bia, in her youth. She gave up
a law school education at Nc
Gill University to marry Mr..
Simmons.
For the last 81 years Mr.
and Mrs. Simmons lived in the
Washington area. Mr.. Sim
mons is a former head Of the
Touchdown Club and q for
mer president of the Metropoli-
tan Police Boys Club Board
Of Directors.
Besides her husband, Of the
home address, 9311 Parkhill
drive, Bethesda. she leaves a
daughter, Dorothy Lindsay OF
Arlington, and two sons, Comdr
Robert c. Simmons, jr., USN
attached to the American En-
bassy in Rome, and Paul Sim
mons. Of 5001 Orleans court
Kensington.
Funeral services will be al
10:30 am. Monday at the Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, 1857 Wisconsin ave.
Bethesda. Burial will be In
Park Lawn Cemetery.
Friends may call at the fu-
neral home after 4 pm. today
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james Murray Dies;
Ex-Montono Senator

Former Senator James E.
Murray of Montana, a liberal
and a power in Democratic
ranks during his quarter GEN.
tury in the Senate, died yester-
day in Butte, Mont.
Senator Murray. who would
have been IS on May 3, died in
the home Of a son, United
States District Judge w. D.
Murray.
Senator Murray announced
his retirement last spring after
first saying he would run. He
was succeeded by Lee Metcalf
of Helena, Democrat.
At the time of his with
drawal, Senator Murray de-
clared, my sons have per-
suaded me that, in my 25 years
of active service in the United
States Senate, I have amply
discharged my obligations to
my State and to my fellow
Montanans and that I have
won the right to spend my re-
naming years in less arduous
pursuits"
Second Oldest
Senator Murray was the Sec
'ond oldest Senator at his re-
tirement, junior only to Sena-
tor Green, Democrat OF Rhode
Island. He had been in the
Senate continuously since No
vember, 1894, longer than all
but three of the present men,
bers-Senators Byrd Of Vir-
Iginia.. Russell Of Georgia and
Hayden of Arizona.
When he left office, Senator
Murray was chairman OF the
Senate Interior Committee, a
high-ranking member of the
Labor Committee, a member of
the Senate Democratic Policy
Committee and chairman of
the Western Conference of
Democratic Senators.
One Of the final legislative
moves Senator Murray made,
as Senate Interior Committee
chairman, was to report out the
Roger Williams National Mon
ument bill sponsored by Senator
Green, who left the Senate
when he did.
Friend Of Conservation
Although small in comparison
to the massive legislation Sena-
tor Murray had steered through
Congress in behalf of the public
domain, reclamation and con-
servation, it was cited by other
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Mrs. FIeenor,
Virginia Native

Mrs. Mary Beall Fleenor, a
District resident for 40 years,
died yesterday at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Mildred F.
Obear, Of ,612 Nineteenth street
NV.
Mrs. Obear is the wife of
Hugh H. Onear, senior partner
in the District law firm of
Douglas, Obear and Campbell.
Mrs. Fleenor lived at the
Nineteenth street address for
the past four years. Besides
her daughter, she also leaves a
sister, Miss Mildred X. Beall,
Of the home address.
Mrs. Fleenor was q native Of
Bedford, Va. where services
and burial will be held Sunday
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mac avenue NV, Peter w.
Solem of, STA Wilson lane,
Bethesda; Louis T. Solem Of
Seattle, Wash, and the Rev.
Thomas P. Solem of Saskatoon,
Canada; three daughters, Mrs.
Charles De Roche Of 3211 Nc
Kinley street NV, Mrs. Theo-
dore johnson and Mrs. Thomas
Wake, both of Parkland, Wash;
IL grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 2 pm. Sunday in
Lennox, S. D. Burial will be in
the family plot in West Prairie
outside of Lennox.
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BIRCH. MARY p. Sacred to the low
MARY p. BIRCH. who passed away
twenty-one years ago today. March
"a. 1910.
Today recalls q memory
OF loved one laid to rest.
And those who think OF her today
Are the ones who loved her best.
SON. MARY r. TURNER AND
ELDRIDGE K. BIRCH.
BRYSON, BETTY o. In loving MEM
ory Of my, dear wife. BETTY o.
BRYSON. who passed away one year
ago today. March "a. 1860.
A wonderful wife, mother and aide,
One who was better God never
A wonderful worker. SO loyal and
One in a million. that wife was you.
JOHN H. BRYSON. Sr.
COLE. ELIZABETH. AND vAWTER,
MAYME. In loving remembrance
Of our devoted sisters. ELIZABETH
COLE. who. departed this life nine
sss sssr' MHSSF sSS tcdey erE MsTeh Ri lSSS SS
left us March 81. 1887.
Loved in life, remembered In death.
JAMIE AND CLARENCE BRAD
FORD.
COLES, SARAH C. In loving mem
ory Of my dear departed mother,
SARAH C. COLES. who ended q
life Of devotion and service to her
loved ones on March a. 1880, and
guiding light and shining example
to all who knew her.
Mother in gladness. mother In sor-
Mother today. and mother tomorrow;
With arms ever open to fold and
caress you.
o mother Of mine, may God keer
you and bless you.
MAMIE c. STEWART.
ERNEST, ELSIE M. In loving re-
membrance OF our sister, ELSIE M
ERNEST. who departed this life
forty years ago, March "a. 1921
Death Is ? heartachs no one can
Memories are ksepsakes no one can
Deep in our hearts she is living yet,
We loved her too dearly to ever
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
HARRIS, DIR. ALPHONZO J. A trib-
ute OF love and devotion to the
msmSry Of my husband. DIR. Al;
March Mas ne "a. iiys iSse. years ago today
Deep fssmsmS.F.d! en- my heart ''q EMILY fn. fondl'
KLOPFER, EMMA VIRGINIA. A trib-
ute Of devotion to and in cherished
inothsr' EMMA vi VfRGiNiH sfSf Psi0opo KEoPa
FER. who passed away twenty-eight
years ago today. March "a. 1888.
Eternal rest grant unto her. o Lord,
and ana let htr perpetual light shine
ALMA Louise KLoPFER. .
LOzUPONE, JOSEPH. IN loving mem
ory Of our dear husband and father,
JOSEPH LOzUPoNE, who passed
away two years ago, March "a. 1859
Eternal rest grant unto him, o Lord,
And let perpetual light shine upon
him.
May hs 8rFE Ef'' AND iH EeafEDREN, efhi;r SNn'n.'
FAYE HTTHEoRNATToN, who passeS %smSSrs Swsg q
March "a, 1859.
Only OF thee and me the night
wind sings.
Only Of us the sailors speak 81
sea;
The earth is filled with wondered
whisperings
Only Of thee and me.
Only Of thee and me the breakers
Only Of US the stir in bush and
tree;
The rain and sunshine tell the
eager plant
Only OF thee and me.
Only Of thee and me till all shall
Only OF US the whole worlds
thoughts can be-
For We are love and God Himself
10 made
Only Of thee and me.
This wreath Of faith I place IN
YouR HUSBAND. JOHN.
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Dfatha

DARNELLA BIyING. On
Monday, March 90. 1861. MRS.
DARNE1LA B. WILLIAMS Of 1905
Farragut st, NV, wife Of Mr.. Odell
Williams, She also is survived by
five brothers, Roscoe. Ezell. sr.; John
D and Matthews Biving and Al
bert Cohen; two sisters, Mrs. Genva
Barksdale and Mrs. Marie Jones
several nieces and nephews and
other relatives and many friends.
Remains will be resting at her late
residence, 1905 Farragut St NV,
after 5 pm. Friday, March "a.
Funeral services on Saturday, March
%. at ] pm, at the Hall Bros.
Funeral Home. 62l Florida ave. NV.
Interment Harmony Memorial Park.
CARRIE JULIA. on wednes-
day, March %. 1851. at her resi-
dence. Warrenton. va. CARRIE
JULIA WILLIS. beloved mother OF
Mrs. Ila w. Beck. Mrs. Inez w.
Guy. Virginia w. Lederer and Mrs.
Emma Kohler. Friends may call
at the sudduth-Moser Funeral
Home. Warrenton. Va, where serV-
ices will be held on Saturday, March
%. at . pm. Interment Cedar
Grove Cemetery. Bealton. Va. "a
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Md, and two sisters, Mrs. Es-
ther Harrison Of Richmond,
Calf, and Mrs. Matilda Gallun
of 7103 Cedar avenue, Takoma
Park, Md.
He also leaves four grand
children and a great-grandson.
Funeral services and burial
were held Wednesday. Friends
may call at the Eighth street
address, where members of the
family are observing a memo
rial week.
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Rev. Henry Martin SoIem,
Lutheran Pastor 20 Years

The Rev. Henry Martin
Solem, former Washington resi-
dent, who came to this country
in a Norwegian sailing vessel
and started his ministerial
career by preaching to the In
dians camped on the South
Dakota prairies, died Tuesday
in Tacoma, Wash. He would
have been 80 in June.
Mr.. Solem was 7 years old
when his father and q group
of Norwegian farmers left for
the New World aboard a sailing
vessel. The Solems settled in
Southern South Dakota, in the
heart of the corn belt.
The future minister's first
home in South Dakota was a
mud hut. In later years, he told
Of how happy he was when his
father built a frame house with
a separate bedroom for the
then 9-year-old boy.
Il was so happy because I
could get down on my knees
and talk to my God" Mr.. So
lem recalled.
Ordained in 1891
This boyhood devotion deep
ened through the years and led
Mr.. Solem to choose the Lu-
theran ministry as his career.
He was the first graduate of
Augustana College, Sioux Falls,
S. Dak., and was ordained in
1891. The same year he married
the former Miss Mary Vogland,
also q native Of Norway. who
died in 1858.
A spare man almost 8 feet
tall, Mr.. Solem provoked the
concern Of his elders when he
started his career preaching
among the Indians. But he
soon proved to be one Of the
most durable and respected Lu-
theran ministers in the coun-
try.
After his work with the In
dians, Mr.. Solem In 1897 be-
came pastor Of the Lennox
(s., Dak) Church.
Came to d. C.
Lennox was a farming vii
lage Of some $500 people. Mr..
Solen1. during his 40 years
there, became an institution,
baptizing several generations of
the residents.
He retired as pastor in 1887
and came to Washington where
he lived with his wife and some
of his family at 1897 Military
road NV. Every night after
supper, he kept up the family
custom of reading from the
Bible and discussing its mean
ing.
When World War II broke
out, many Of the younger min
listers went off to war as chap
lains. So Mr.. Solem came out
of retirement to help fill the
gap by becoming the minister
Of an old folks home in Deco
rah, Iowa. He moved to Ia
coma shortly after the war.
Held Many Posts
He served in many commu-
nifty and educational posts,
including the presidency Of
Augustana College and the
Lutheran orphanage in Sioux
Falls, S. Oak. He remained ac-
tive and healthy up until a few
months ago. He drove a car
until he was 80.
MIR. Solem leaves four sons,
,Joseph A. Solem Of 54l6 Poto-
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HIT Mrntnrtant

ABNER, THEODORE AND wILHEL-
NINE. In sad but loving memory Of
ouT dear father, THEODORE ABB
three years ago, March "a. 1888,
and our dear mother. WILHELMINE
ABNER, who passed away six years
ago. March 80. 1855.
The years may wipe out many
things.
But this they wipe out never,
The memory Of those happy days
When We were all together.
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
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DEATHS

Announcements Qf
Services By Chambers
Poisant, Gladys w. w. Chambers Co.
Marsh, Capt,
william j.,
USMC w. w. Chambers CO.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Four
sites. near floral clock; rees. Call
FE. 7-2575. any time.
Calvary Section. RE. 5-04s9. 26
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HOLLOWAY, JAMES PRESTON.

Thursday, March 20, 1861, at
Providence Hospital. JAMES PRES
TON HOLLOWAY Of 774O Muncy
rd.. Palmer Park, Nd, be-
loved husband of Mrs. Ethelyn H.
Holloway and father of James Pres
ton Holloway. jr., and Edgar Thomas
Holloway. He also is survived by
eight grandchildren. Friends may
call at Hysong's Funeral Home,
1900 N st. NV, where services
at ii am. Interment Cedar Hili
Cemetery. c6
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HAYES. MARY 5. The officers and
members of the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church are requested to
loved deaconess. MARY s. HAYES,
on Saturday, March 25. at II
am. at loves Funeral Home, 1925
Maryland ave. ne.
REV. JERRY A. MOORE. Minister.
ETA L. BOOKER, Clerk.
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day, March aI. 1861, CHARLES [.
HAMILTON of 734 Otis place NV,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Cora J.
Hamilton. father of Judy Hamilton
and brother Of Miss Sarah A. Hamil-
Robert s. Hamilton. Also SURVIVE
ing are other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Friday, March
"a friends are invited to call at
the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1870
9th st. NV. Funeral from the
Church OF the Atonement. SD and
East Capitol sts.. at IL am. Satur-
day, March rs. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. "a
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HAYES, MARY SUSAN. on wednes-
dard Baptist Home, MARY SUSAN
HAYES, widow Of the late Edward
Hayes. She is survived by two
devoted cousins, Mrs. Delilah Pierce
of 1912 Webster st. NV. and Mrs.
Mediel Hoskins, and many other
relatives and friends. After 9 pm,
Friday. March "a. friends may call
at loves Funeral Home, 1925
Maryland ave, ne, where funeral
services will be held on Saturday,
March 25. at IL am. the Rev.
Jerry Moore officiating Intermerit
National Harmony Memorial Park.
In lieu Of flowers friends are re-
quested to contribute to the BeneVo-
lent Fund of the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church. "A
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HOLT. MARGARET VIRGINIA. on

nOEA' MAhNAhEA NAhULNIA. On
Thursday. March %. 1861, MAR
wife Of Edward Joseph Holt and
mother Of Edward, jr., and Martha
Holt. william. Richard Pamela and
Betty Lou Gray. Mrs. JoEllen Ken
dali and Mrs. Dorothy Musselman.
Friends may call at the Robert A.
Mattingly Funeral Home. l31 1lth
st. Sc, until Monday, March ~,
at 7:45 am. REQUIEM mass in
st. Peters Church, I'd and C
SITS. s.e., at S:15 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 20
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is. 1861. WALTER HUFF EfSy Of -tsss s9Ss
18th st.; NV, father Of Brenda
RoSalin Huff, brother Of Mrs. Rosa
Mae Berry and William Huff, grand
son Of Lucinda Huff. Other rela-
tives and friends also survive. After
II noon Friday, March "a, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home. 3SS Rhode Island ave. NV.
Of his soul on Saturday. March IS,
at 10 am, at st. Luke's Catholic
Church, 47th and East Capitol SITS
ne. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. "a
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BROWN. ROBERT WINFIELD. 9

0H%SadS: %sdn::sdsS' naa March Gfs sa, 1851, RoBa Sn
ERT WINFIELD BROWN Of 1904
Upshur ST., Brentwood. Nd. be-
loved husband of Caroline s. Brown.
Friends may call at Nalley's Fu-
neral Home. 5000 Rhode Island
services will be held on Saturday,
March 25. at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Viewing on
Thursday, March %. and Friday,
March "a, from 2 to 4 pm. and
to o p,m "a
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JOSS. RICHARD I. On Wednesday,
University Hospital. RICHARD L,
BOSS. beloved husband of the late
Olivia C. Boss. father Of Mrs. CAL
houn McCutcheon and brother Of
Miss Helen Boss. Friends may call
Wisconsin ave. NV, after 10 am.
Friday. March "a. REQUIEM mass
will be offered at 1890 am. Satur-
day. March 25. at st. Thomas
Apostle Church, 27th st and Wood
ley rd. NV. Interment Oak Hill
Cemetery. "a
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Although small in comparison
to the massive legislation Sena-
tor Murray had steered through
Congress in behalf of the public
domain, reclamation and con-
servation, it was cited by other
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CHAFFIN, LOUIE NATHANIEL. On

Thursday. March %. 1851. LOUIE
NATHANIEL CHAFFIN Of 1872
Rhode Island ave. NV, husband OF
Helen Mazie Chaffin, father OF Anita
chsffin and the the Iste ATE Louie u MrS v S Chafs
fin. Also surviving are two sis
ters, Mrs. Cecil Jefferson and Mrs.
Christine White, and other relatives
and friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Mcclure,
Inc, %
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KATE V. on Tuesday.
March u. 1861, KATE V. KEssLER,
Kessler and mother Of James 3.
Kessler. jr.; Mrs. Grace Grant. Mrs.
Thelma Smith and Mrs. Elizabeth
MatSon of FL Salvador, Central
America. Funeral from the Walter
W. Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl2 Geor-
gia ave. NV, on Saturday, March
20, at . pm. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. "A
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JAMES, BESSIE WHEELER On
Tuesday. March q. 1851, BESSIE
st. NV. mother Of Leland F. James
Of Mobile. Ala; half sister Of MUIR
rell Wheeler and William Wheeler.
Friends may call at the above resi-
dence. where services will be held
on Saturday. March 25, at IL am.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
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CORBiN. FRANKLIN EUGENE.

FRANKIfN' EUGENE CoRB1N so Of
4105 34th St.. Mount Rainier, Nd,
Bin father Of Mrs. Bonnie ReIle
Cooper. Mrs. Virginia Jean Little
and Mrs. Goldie Mae Holt, brother
Of Mrs. Georgia Barbee Of Elgin,
Kans. and Mrs. W. R. Cornelius
Of Mount Rainier, Nd. He also is
Friends may call at Nalley's Funeral
Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave, at
Eastern ave. ne. where services
will be held on Monday, March "a,
at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interement Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Viewing on Satur-
day. March 25. from z to 9 pm;
Sunday. March 20. from 2 to pm.
and to 8 pm. 90
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LUMPKINS. HENTHEL DEBORAH.
Wednesday, March 90, 1861. at her
TeSidenSs; r;.oI1 lsI1 10th 81; nv; HEN
leaves to mourn her beloved hus-
band. the Rev BENJAMIN L. Lump
kins, pastor of the Old Pentecost
Church. 72S Columbia I'd. NV; six
children, all residents OF Washing
ton. p G. They are BENJAMIN L.
Claude W, Tumpkins. Es. Mrs. Il .1c%Pnshps; coPPnepis;
Lucas. Lois L. Lumpkins and Kath-
crime ". Lumpkins; six grandchil-
dren. four sisters, one brother, three
sisters-in-law and many other rela-
Funeral Home, 1904 Georgia ave.
NV. after 5 pm. Friday, March
"a. Funeral services will be held
at the Bible Way Church. il3O
March rs. at IL noon. sishop h%Hx, LeVsn,
Gravely OF Philadelphia, Pa, to
officiate. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. "a
MALlNOwsKL LUCILLE t. tnes
Parker. OF .519 18th st. Sc, on
March ,,,s "a, 1881. wife q Herman
and RoSsrt '. ifso MaIinowSEi. S 'Cnn asarh. T.
ter Of Theresa Teachun, Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, BIZ
lth ST.. s.e... on Monday, March
"a, at pm. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 26
! MALLoY, WILLIAM n. On Thurs
Hospital. WILLIAM n. MAIIoY' MAit5SI,
beloved husband OF Alice II. Mailoy
Notice OF funeral later
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Il. 1861. Matte JONES Of 1873
Corcoran st. NV, sister OF Clarence
Moon. She also is survived by other
relatives and a host Of friends.
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1892 YoS st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday, March 2S, at II am.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. "a
Evening star., 1961-11-19

When business execU-
tive Joe Harrison kills
q man in an oUto oeci-
dent, his boss hires the
notions leading crimi-
nol lawyer to defend
him and plans q win-ot-
0lI-costs cose. jock
Warden guest stars.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Virginia Officials
FuIIout Shelter
Wins Citution

RICHMOND. April l (AP).-
That unusual basement in the
suburban home Of State Budget
Director L. M. Kuhn turns out
to be a fallout shelter.
The National Civil Defense
Headquarters in Washington
thinks it's a good one too. Mr..
Kuhn has received a merit GER
tificate for his fallout shelter.
Mr.. Kuhn saw the devasta-
ton of Nagasaki while flying
over the nuclear- bombed city
late in 1945 aboard an Air
Force plane.
After seeing Nagasaki, Mr..
Kuhn says he feels "a certain
sense of security" with the fall
out shelter in his basement.
The shelter is a small room
outfitted with a table, two
wooden chairs and shelves
stocked with some canned
goods. Overhead is a 12-inch
ceiling of reinforced concrete
In an adjoining room are six
hunks to be fitted to the ce-
ment walls. A 500-gallon un-
derground water tank nearby
insures enough water for about
two weeks.
In the event of nuclear war,
Mr.. Kuhn will be head of the
Office of Economic Stabiliza-
ton and Control for the State
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OiI-Souked Linen
Matches Found
In Burned Hotel

NORFOLK, Va, April l (AP) i.
-Kerosene-soaked bed linen
and hundreds Of pads of
matches apparently fed the
Trafton-Chalfonte Hotel blaze
last year.
Stuart A. Alexander, jr., in
veStigator for the State fire
marshals office disclosed de-
tails of his continuing investi-
cation Friday.
Bed linen and towels soaked
in kerosene were spread
throughout the first floor of
the annex" Mr.. Alexander
said. adding that the objects
were laid in the form Of
trailers to allow the fire to go
from one point to another"
He estimated at least so GAL
Ions of kerosene were used.
The fire in the unoccupied
waterfront hotel was discovered
about $3.50 am. last November
26. Damage to the 50-room
structure was estimated by Mrs.
Lucy Trafton, owner, at several
hundred thousand dollars.
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Virginia Shifts
z Rood Engineers

RICHMOND. April l (AP)
The Virginia Highway Depart
ment has announced the trans
fer of two resident engineers.
T. Mills Spencer, resident en-
gineer at Harrisonburg for
Rockingham County, will be
transferred to the post left va
cant at-Abingdon by the death
OF John S. Pankey on March %
John E. Inabinet, Sec
ondary roads planning en-
gineer in the Richmond CEN
tral office. will become resident
engineer at Harrisonburg. A
successor to Mr., Inabinet has
not been named.
Mr.. Spencer, AZ, a native of
Arlington, has been with the
department since July l, 1895.
Mr.. Inabinet, "a, is from
Orangeburg. S. c., and has been
with the highway department
since June 1858.
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spot where he said they spent
the night.
Dudley said Carol Ann died
sometime during the night of
January 3l-February /. and
not February ID as police re-
ported earlier. Her body was
found February 9 near Law
renceville, Va.
State Police Investigator
E. M. Lloyd said today that de-
spite Dudley's story, his in
vestigation shows the child died
in Virginia'S Hanover County.
Dudley and his wife Irene, A,
are charged with murder in
that county.
Mr.. Lloyd said Carol Ann and
another Dudley daughter,
Christine, 21a, now in a
Brunswick County foster home,
were alive when the Dudleys
stopped at a U. S. l truck stop
south of Ashland on the night
Of February /.
He said Dudley himself said
so, but that the former New
York State man changed his
story to the Maryland truck
stop in later statements.
Dudley said he changed his
story as his memory cleared
and because II want to get
things straight"
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Alexandra Party Picks
Nominees on Tuesday

Yards and a councilman from
1912 to 1948 and since 1852.
Also, James T. Luckett, jr.,
Joint facility accountant with
the Southern Railway Co.,
completing his first term as a
councilman, and Joseph M.
Pancoast, an attorney, current
ly vice mayor and a councilman
since 1855.
Challengers Named
Challengers are James N.
Hayman. secretary and general
merchandise manager of Hay
mans, Inc. a department store /;
John K. Pickens, an attorney;
Timothy SWEET, an insurance
man, and Eugene W.. thinner
man, an electrical contractor
The city's Republican COM
mittee will hold a caucus some
time before April IA to consider
selecting candidates for the
June l3 city general election.
Incumbent F. Clinton Knight
will run for the Council as an
Independent in the June elec-
ton.
New registrants must be on
the books by May 13 to be ell
gible to vote in the June elec-
tion. Poll taxes had to be paid
by last December 13.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
MYSTERIOUS MR.. XYZ PAYS
S675 TAX ON HIS INCOME

RICHMOND (AP) Mr.. XYZ" has had another
pang of conscience the Internal Revenue Service
ported
IRIS officials aren't sure whether Mr.. XYZ's con-
science is big his correct income tax might be- but
anyway they got letter from him containing $615 in
cash. -..
note in the envelope which postmarked Rich
mond, said: please apply to income tax of XYZ."
S. Thomas Amato, IRIS official here, said Mr..
XYZ has mailed in similar payments several times in
past years. but didn't with penny in 1860.