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Mrs. 6. W. GowI,
Wife of Southern
Railway Official

Mrs. Charles w. Gowl, 81
wife Of an assistant vice preSi-
dent of the Southern Railway,
was found dead in her berth
aboard an Atlantic Coast Line
railroad car early today in
Fayetteville, N. C. She was re-
turning from a weeks vacation
with her sister in with her
sister in Winter Park, Fla. Her
home is at 1888 North Oak
land street, Arlington.
Born in Forsylthe, Mont,
Mrs. Gowl was reared there.
She was a graduate of the Uni
versity of Montana. Before
moving to Arlington in 1859,
the Gowls had lived in Bronx
vile, N. Y; Birmingham, Ala,
and Cincinnati. Ohio.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Gowl leaves two sons, Carter E.
and Charles B. Gowls, both
students at the University of
Virginia. She also leaves a sis
ter, Mrs. Norman B. Walters
Of Winter Park, Fla, and a
brother, A. E. Blair of Tacoma,
Wash.
Funeral services are tenta-
lively set for 2::30 pm. Monday
at the Muhlenburg Lutheran
Church in Harrisonburg, Va.
Burial also will be in Harrison
burg.
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Edgur Boyd, 81,
GPO Linotyper

Edgar Boyd, 81, a linotype
operator for the Government
Printing Office, died wednes-
day at the Washington Hos
pital Center after a heart at
tack.
Mr.. Boyd was born in South
Carolina and came to Wash
ington in 1929.
He leaves his wife. Frances
NJ. and two sons, Edgar w.
and Wayne Lawrence, all of
26O2 Spencer road, Chevy
Chase, Md.
Services will be at 1880 am.
tomorrow at the Pumphrey
Funeral Home, 8434 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring, with
burial in Parklawn Cemetery.
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Funeral Today
For Max Peck

Funeral services were to be
held at 2 pm. today in Danz-
ansky's Funeral Home, 3501
Fourteenth street NV, for
Max L. Peck, 81, who died
Wednesday after a heart attack
while visiting friends at the
Towers Apartments.
Burial was to be in King
David Memorial Park.
A native of New. York, Mr..
Peck had been assistant pur-
avenue, Silver Spring, Md. He
had lived in the area 25 years.
For the last four years, Mr..
Peck has been assistant pur-
chasing agent for the Cafritz
Co. Before joining the firm, he
was associated with many glass
dealers including David Max
Class Co., and was at one time
part owner of the Federal Glass
Co.
A veteran Of World War I,
Mr.. Peck was post adjutant of
Post So Of the Jewish War
Veterans.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Gilbert Waganheim, of the
home address; two brothers,
Samuel, of Huntington, Long
Island, N. Y, and Lou, Of Rock
ford, ILL.,. and a sister, Mrs.
Betty Levy, of Bronx, N. Y. He
also leaves two grandchildren.
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culture could be developed
here.
Mr.. Keleher took response
bility for these cultures in 1904.
The department hoped to build
up the industry in the South,
but abandoned the project four
years later because costs were
too high.
After that, Mr.. Keleher was
engaged in the classification
of chronological correspond
ence.
But his interest in the silk
worm remained as keen as ever,
and he began to raise several
thousand each spring as an
avocation. He continued to do
so for many years after his
retirement from Agriculture.
He was the author of a
pamphlet on the culture of the
worm which became a standard
work.
Mr.. Keleher's wife Frances
died in 1854. He leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Mary T. Motley,
and two sons, Charles L. and
Thomas A., all of the home
address.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. tomorrow at
st. Catherine Laboure Catholic
Church, Claridge and Viers
Mill roads, Wheaton. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. John Wesley Taylor,
Longtime Area Resident

Mrs. John Wesley Taylor, 90,
a resident Of the Washington
area for more than 10 years,
died yesterday in Alexandria
Hospital after a short illness.
The former Ida M. Hullings,
she was a native Of Colonial
Beach, Va. She was educated
there. and came to the District
in 1888. Since Mr.. Taylor's
death in 1914. she had lived
with her daughters, Mrs. Arthur
Fisher Of Alexandria, Mrs. r.
A.. Mcconnell of Kensington,
and Mrs. Frank Boswell of
3446 Brown street NV.
Besides her daughters, she
leaves two sons. Cecil A. Taylor
OF Alexandria, and Alfred H.
Taylor Of Kensington, eight
grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren.
Services will be at Taltavull
Funeral Home, 1908 Fourteenth
street NV. at / pm. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Park Lawn
Cemetery.
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Thomas A. KeIeher, 90,
SiIkworm Expert, Dies

Thomas A. Keleher, SO, who
raised 5000 to 10000 silkwormS
each spring for so years, died
yesterday at his home, 1260S
Valley Wood drive, Silver
Spring.
Mr.. Keleher used to say the
silkworm Is the only true
domestic insect, since it will
stay quite contented in one
spot as long as it has plenty
Of mulberry leaves to eat. Other
insects, he pointed out, invari-
ably run away whenever they
can, disliking the company of
human beings, even when fed
and treated kindly.
He first became interested in
silkworms through his job at
the Agriculture Department
and later raised them in the
attic Of his home.
Eacn year he kept 10000
eggs. with a total weight of
about 2 ounces in cold storage.
When they Matched he fed
them chopped mulberry leaves.
Gained Wide Repute
Mr.. Keleher gained an inter-
national reputation as an ex-
pert on the worms, and sup
piled them for study to schools,
biological supply houses and
scientists.
He was the Oldest employe
in time of service when he re-
tired from the Agriculture De-
partment in 1888. He had been
with the department nearly SIS
years.
Mrs. Keleher was a native of
Washington. While still at
tending Woods Business College
here in 1884. he entered the
Agriculture Department as a
messenger at the age of IS.
Among his other duties was the
care and feeding of insects, in
cluding Silkworms, raised by
entomologists.
Project Abandoned.
The department stopped the
experimental rearing Of silk
worms in 1891, and Mr.. Kele-
her devoted his time to clerical
duties. About a decade later,
Congress appropriated $4,000
to find out whether a silkworm
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Fred E. Sdnborn,
Vaudeville Comic

SAN JOSE. Calf, Mar. 10
(AP).-Fred e. Sanborn. 81,
vaudeville comedian. died in
his sleep yesterday at his home
in nearby Cupertino. Mr.. San
born, in Semi-retirement, was
a slapStick pantomimist with q
xylophone as the key prop.
Originally he played drums
in theaters around Boston,
then switched to the xylophone
and toured East Coast theaters.
After becoming a comedian,
he played stooge for the late
Ed Healy, and together they
made a movie, Soup to Nuts"
His wife. Irene, survives.
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fn MRntnriaitt

membrance q my ny dear m iO husband nd
WILLIAM A. SMITH. who departed
MS MS world SIX SIX years ago today
As long as memories endure.
ON NY love for you cannot die:
AS years and days so by.
Until we meet again, dear "smitty, -
AS loved ones always do,
There is a gate that stands ajar
Which some day will enter. too
DEy9IEp SNEEE WIFE. fAuREFTA X.
STEVENS, ALBERT J. In loving mem
and SrotRer, &LsERT ALB sT'Jsns 3. srEVENs, 1hsasI
who passed away four years ago
today. March 10. 1857.
No one knows how much we miss
No one knows the bitter. pain
We have suffered since We lost
Life has never been the same.
You left q beautiful memory,
sorrow too, great TO be told;
But to US who loved and lost you,
= DEVOTED WIFE, MARqARET; son,
AEI'ENNT AAEEhIENT P AND SISTER
STONE, DAISY v. HATTON. In lev
ing memory Of my dear sister and
STONE. who departed this life live
years ago today, March 10. 1865.
You left a beautiful memory.
A sorrow too great to be told.
But to US who loved and lost you.
Your memory will never grow Old
We shall always remember you
When the rest of the world forRets,
That night you went away
AND could not say good-by
BLANCHE. MINERVA AND THELMA.
THRAsHER, HOWARD. In IoyinT
HOWARD THRAsHER. who departed
MaScb snT iis seven even. years aso today,
To live in hearts Of those We Leave
behind Is not to die.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, DORorgY
AND DAUGHTERS, DOROTHY
AND SYLVIA.
CRY oI our darling mother, EMMA
y, WEBSTER, who departed this
lie March 10. 1858.
Our most precious possessions are
Gear memories of you.
May God grant you eternal rest
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN MAR.
GUERITE ELLIS, EDWARD AND
CHARLES BERRY. ~
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JRKAINk AAFK,
AnuriIittua

tKIsBLATT. q gAcoB. On, sunday,
] { Viil Be an GnSieiiinS 81 a nonu. @
qgHesn Hsns 70 waissT tas TTe7a1Es Of the .s Ists
81 hclom Cemetery. friends and rel
atives will leave from Beth Sholom
y SYNAGOGUE, 18th st. and Eastern
y ave. NV. at IL Am. 12~
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Uarn uf ThankH

LEkIE, RUTH N. The family Of
its gratitude to her many friends
and eo-workers at q. A. o. for
their cards. flowers and help re.
keiyed 'durtnE our recent befeSVe-
IRWIN AND LORRAINE 1EEFE,
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CEMETERY LOTS

FOR SALE-FOrt Lincoln lot Of A
sites, marker privileges; owner leav-
ing area. ia. 7-7246, ewes. or
week ends. 16
FORT LTNCOLN-0arden Of Apostles,
vaults for 2; half price or best offer.
LU. 2-6630. 10"
KING DAVID CEMETERY-2 lots, 4
sites ea. owner moved; sacrifice.
AP. 7-42S2 Sun. HE. 4-7466. 10
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DEATHS
1n Mrn1nrtattt
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers

4n Mrntnrtattt
ACTY. REV. WILLIAM M. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, REV. WILLIAM M, ACTY,
who departed this life two years
ago today. March 10. 1869.
A loving thought. q silent tear,
beautiful memory of one so dear.
DEVOTED WIFE. THELMA ACTY;
DAUGHTER. THELMA, AND SON,
ACTY. REV, WILLIAM N. In remem-
brance Of our dear brother. REV.
WILLIAM M. ACTY. who passed
11STay 1Tay tSSo years ago today. March
Sleep on, dear Brother, and take
your rest.
We loved thee, Brother, but God
loved you best.
AMBLER, LOUISE. In loving memory
9, ny dear mother; LOUISE
March 10. 1850.
When We shall enter yond Heaven
There with our Saviour His glory
We will meet you up there.
son. CLIFTON AMBLER; SISTER,
PEARL BRANNUM.
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CLEyELAND. MARY M. SKINNER. On
Monday,. March 8. 1861, at Sibley

Hospital. MARY M. SKINNER
t6e Beloved Wife Of christopher;
CIeyeland. mother Of Mary Turner
and sister Of Clara johnson, Jen-
ME Winston, Ruth Fauntelroy. Re-
becca. Bozie and Peter Smith.
She also is survived by q grand
daughter. Delaney Turner; a god
tives and friends. After 3 pm.
Friday. March 10. friends may cali
At the William Spangler Funeral
Home, 624 Sth st. ne. Services
will be held on Saturday, March
II, at the Alexandria Memorial
Church, 27th and N SITS. NV, at l
pm. Interment National Harmony
Cemetery. 10
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GEORGE W. A special
Communication of Meridian
Lodge, No. 8, ?. g. A. NJ,
has been called for Satur-
day, March IL, 1861. at
1880 am. at the Ma
sonic Temple. 1000 You st.
NV. for the purpose OF
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THE EVENING STAR

Obituaries Wsskington, D. c.
FEidCy. March 10, 1861
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day. March 8. 1851. MAX L. PECK
Of 1925 Caddington ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. beloved father Of Mrs.
Edythe P, WagSnheim. He also
Is survived by Q sister, Mrs. Betty
Samuel Peck Of New York and Louis
Peck Of Rockford, ILL.,. and two
grandchildren. Funeral services
At the Bernard panEansky & Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 1&th ct. NV.
terment King David Memorial Gar
den. Memorial week. l126 Cadding-
ton ave-. Silver Spring, Nd. In
contributions may be made to the
Cancer Aid Group. P. o. Boz 1892,
Silver Spring. Nd. 10
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MOWEkY. j.. FkANk. 81. On Tues
SSwERY' Mat'f b.. Of lfS5i ifdi Sth ssAss &. y.
He Is survived By q devoted wife.
Annie P Never: MoEsry: Z ,n, son, :. Frank Frank
Movery; . srSndson. J. Frank III;
a sister. Mrs. Louise Watkins OF
Charlotte, NJ. c., and many other
relatives and friends. After 8
pm. Thursday. March Q. friends
may call at loves Funeral
Home. 1928 Maryland ave. ne.
Funeral services at 10 am. Friday,
March 10. At the Calvary P. e,
Church. $50 9Th st. ne. Father
James o. West officiating. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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2, CORPL. CHARLES C., Jr.,
a eessAAeetrs esAet t5iOGts e. E8tSeE' 5S SoR5L: 5T.:
Fl UsMC, and his buddies Of
who so gloriously gave their
livs on Two Jima: He died
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March sIsas s. 1867 Il THoMAs S1 StfnfsSsy Z. NOS:
BY Of. 1911 Emerson st. NV, the
beloved husband Of Emma M Mosby.
Funeral from the Walter w. Deal
NV. on Friday, March 10, At m.
Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery,
Baltimore. Nd.
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HEYWoOD ' SLOANE seey N'

CULBERTSON. HAROLD G. On Thurs
day. March 8. 1861, at the Alexan-
dria Hospital. HAROLD q. CUL-
BERTSON, husband Of Anne Cul-
bertson Of ,907 South washington
Rs;;,t e.; tAisxalnd5ia. eEl Va father Of ":
Alexandria, Va. and Sister NJ
Diana (Carol Ann Of Akron, Ohio;
brother Of Mrs. Gertrude Bell Of
Lincoln, Eebr. A requiem mass will
be offered on Saturday. March II.
Church. Alexandfia, Va. Recita-
tion Of the rosary on Friday, March
10, at 8 pm, at the funeral home.
Friends may call at the EVerIy-
Wheatley Funeral Home. 1900 West
braddock I'd. Alexandria, Va, until
time Of services Interment Mount
Comfort Cemeterv
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MACKLER, DIR. JACOB. Suddenly,
GABos BfHHfsSazt MzckztER MsFsR 81 Sos Bse fdh DR. st.
NV, beloved husband Of Ann Mack
Ter and devoted father of Melvin
and SuZan Mackler. He also Is
survived by q brother, David Mack.
Ter, and q sister, Mrs. Sylvia Thaler.
ices at the Bernard panEansky 4
Sons Funeral Home, 350l llth st.
NV. on Friday, March 10, at II
Am. Interment B'nai Israel Ceme-
tsry: Memorial week. $500 10th
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MARGARET Z. Sud
denly. on Friday, March 10. 1861,
at the Washington Hospital Center.
MARGARET &. MaeELWEE OF 1929
Columbia I'd. NV, She is survived
by two nieces. Lydia D. McElvee
and Mrs. Margaret N. Shannon. and
Q nephew. Clifton D. Shannon, jr.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 1901 14th st. NV,
on Monday, March l3. at 9 pm.
parking facilities). Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. II
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MICHARD6ON, IDA q. In loving
grandmother, MRS. IDA q. RICH
ARDsON, who passed from this life
on March 10. 1888.
May her sE,r SOW %,r;s.vE 5ss! II EpsSsiv pssssi
sEWELL. MARY MAYLoR. In low
sEsY Yps%%SS5E %SYE1oS sHNwSiHr M Sshr TsS %Sths.. Ss!
parted this life fifteen years ago
today. March 10. 1946.
Till memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever In my heart.
HEH NtcR pEyoTFR y 4ETod DAUGHTER s.R-
SPITZER, SUSIE z. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother and wife,
sHslE Ss te E. ;rb sPpTzER who dePo5:sd Po5sS
March 10. 1858. " ~
In our hearts your memory fingers,
There is not a day that goes by
Thai TfYsaXS ES DO AES MT eHlfnsEySu tslnlf e EySGu.
SMITH, DOROTHY. In memory Of
today. March 10. 1866 ' "''
And courage to meet the blow,
But what It meant to lose you,
The world will never know
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. Will.
BURT.
SMITH, GEORGE r. (LEFTY5, In
loving memory of our devoted hus-
father. GEORGE =. SMITH. H 'I1S Who
departed this life two years ago
today. March 10, 1859.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tenderly. fond and true;
There is not q day, dear George,
That we do not think Of you.
Your life is q beautiful memory.
Your absence q silent grief;
You sleep in Gods beautiful garden,
In the sunshine Of perfect peace
LOVINGLY, DOROTHY E. SMITH,
DOROTHY CONTEE. ELLA KEN
PER AND DOLORES CONTEE. .
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MURRAY. MAMIE z nn w.hn.,a.u

March 8. 1861, MAMIE Z. MUIR!
NV. wife OF the late Raymond H.
Murray ana mother of John NJ.
Murray. Mrs. LOrelle NJ Wise and
Mrs. Maude M Harris of Philadel-
phia, Pa. Also surviving are four
ST.. o' and RisSsrd Ss j. Marshall, "a hifi'6aIt; Sotl;
Of Culpeper, Va; Charles H. Mar
shall Of Philadelphia, Pa, and Lewis
L. Marshall Of Cleveland Ohio. and
other relatives and many friends.
friends are invited to call At the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920 9th ct.
NV. where services will be held on
Saturday, March IL. at pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 10
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dig, March Z, 1861, at Fort Lau-
dsrdale Fla. MA1eIE HADLOW
CARTER, the beloved wife Of Vice
Admiral William J. Carter, r., USN
!Eetired1; mother Of Martha Faus::
MAude [. Hadlow and sister Of Elsie
L., SEWERS Of Phlladelphia, Pa;
zenS M. Dykes. Doris z. Riley, Cor
don H. Hadlow and Connie H. Gar
ret. Friends may call at the
Waiter w. Deal Funeral Home, 4S12
ts gt sssph.n: 9" and dneFh5 tbs inearnS from
tipn Episcopal Church. 18th and
Newton sts. NV. on Saturday,
March II, at IL An. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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ssSh s sosf;9,Iy SsI e EsSsi:s.I I
Beach, EdGewater, Nd, beloved wife
OF Newton L. Robertson and de-
OF Hyattsville. Nd. Services at 9;30
am. Monday. March 10. In the
Hopping Funeral Home, i72 west
St, Annapolis, Nd. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery, at II
am. Friends may call al the fu-
8 pm. daily. -, IL
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Lee March fHsL1f J. 15s1 p PHILIP 4P 3 TSs q
s East TI Pines; . Nd beloved 5,,Eg, Brother oi
He also is survived by other reia-
tives and friends. The late Mr.. Lee
may be. viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 80 n st ne. after 3
pm. Friday. March 10, where serv-
ices will be held Saturday, March
u, at am. Interment Woodlawn
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DRISCOLL, JEREMIAH. On Thurs
daY March Q IaRI na.nsit.

Hospital. JEREMIAH DRfscoLL.
Driscoll. father OF Robert r. How
ard. Carolyn. Sherman and jeremiah
j; Driseoll and Helen Chick; brother
OF Cornelius Driscoil, Mrs. Annie
Robinson and Mrs. Margaret Kramer.
He also is survived by nine grand-
children. Funeral from his late
residence. 22l7 Chester st. Sc, on
Saturday, March IL. at $50 am:
thence to st. TheTesa's Catholic
CHURCH. where mass will be offered
at am. for the repose Of his
soul. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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HARRY n. On Wednes-
day. March s. 1861, at the home
O. MT and Mrs; otho Butcher,
LIN. beloved father Of Harry Il.
McFarlin, jr. Friends are invited
TO call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
FHneral Home Of Robert A. Pum-
phrey, Bethesda, Nd. where serv-
l. at 1880 Am. Interment st.
Georges, Del
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SSy' MSIeib "aHIE !. IssI p ON nnnIas: LhI1s.
Hospital, MYRTLE B. wooDWxRiSprc,
ward. mother S A q siiis Mrs. I. \. GSSG' cSlSin
and Mrs. Otis II. Yotum. sister
Of o. T. Bradshaw and Bryan Brad.
shaw. Friends may caIi at 0awier's
Chapel, 1865 Pa. ave. NV. (cour-
nnS, tssy paIkkinE kE opposite, after l2
will be held at the METROPOLITAN Ne.
mortal Methodist Church, Nebraska
ana New Mexico aves. NV, on
Monday, March 10. at lao pm.
1nterment Arlington National Gem
every. CStatesville. N. c., papers
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DUNCAN. ORELL. In LOVING memory
of my dear father. ORELL DUNCAN,
who passed away six years ago
today. March 10. 1855.
Ny heart still aches with sadness,
Ny eyes shed many tears:
Only God knows how much l have
missed you
At the end OF six long years.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. JUAN
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ROSS Ross PREpERfck PR asfefy BEooM essn beIeSed lSS1d
/ husband of Florence Z. Bloom and
: father Of the Rev. Frederick Bloom
i and 1t. Gordon E. Bloom. USAF.
Mattingly Funeral Home, i3l i1th
= st. S.e., until $50 am. Saturday,
March IL. REQUIEM mass ct Mount
! Calvary Church, Forestyille, Md. at
= 10 am. Relatives and friends in
:. ytted. 1nterment Mount Comfort
Z Cemetery. Alexandria, Va.
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wednesday. March rirt. 8. 1891: 81 ' at Sia Sa
residense; 1880 Gonnseticut ave.
~. ~ beloved HUSBAND TsE Of Eva 1AHsEN; AUDREY
Larsen, father Of Esper s. Larsen
Albert and, Daisy LSrien Of Bort
land, Greg. Friends may call at
0avler's Chapel. 1850 Pa ave. NV
eeSHrtesy ps9finF riSaS SpScs,t.I MlFeS Hb.te le
services VIII be held on Saturday,
March IL, at 2 pm. Interment
10 private. II Is requested that ex-
pressionS OF sympathy be made in
the form Of donations to favorite
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Ray. ROSETTA D. In loving memory
RAY, who departed this lie March
10. 1857.
Dear Rosie:
Forgsvo you. no, we never will;
We loved you then. we love you still;
Your memory is as fresh today
AS in the hour you passed away.
We cannot forget you, nor do we
intend,
We think OF you often. and will to
the end.
EDMoNIA, ROBERT AND FERp1-
Evening star., 1961-05-25

Off the record-shattering
performances of Senior Doug
las Cross of Mckinley in the
qualifying heats yesterday at
Coolidge in the Interhigh track
championships, the Trainers
emerge as hot prospects for
both team and individual
honorS.
Only one final was held yes
kerday, the pole vault. Finals
in all other events we're Sched-
uled today.
. Cross, a member of the
Trainers 440 relay team that
won the high school division
In that event at the Penn
Relays last month, set new
records yesterday in the 220
and 440 yard dasheS.
In one other dash, the 100,
a record was tied, paving the
way for what should be a
Evening star., 1961-05-25
Calhoun Battles
VonskX orres at
Capitol Tonight

Buddy Mature Boy Rogers
and Wildcat Bob Orton wrestle
Billy Darnell and Billy Zbyszko
in the feature match of to-
nights card at Capitol Arena.
In another top bout, Hay
stacks Calhoun, the 601-pound-
er, meets two men, Tiger Jack
Vansky and Miguel Torres, in a
handicap match.
In other bouts, Argentina
Appolo takes on Herb Larson,
Jack Terry meets The Angel,
Johnny Valentine wreStles
Fritz Wallick and Pete Sanchez
meets Ell Diablo Sebastian.
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get Fairfax going in the seventh
inning. Dick Hagan then tripled
to score Davis.
Mount Vernon was PLAYING
without six of its regulars who
repeatedly were dismissed from
the team by Coach John Yed-
mock after a disciplinary prob
lem. School officials refused to
comment on the situation.
Otis survived a rocky first
inning to pick up the victory
for Lee. He also had five runs
batted in with a two-run single
in the sixth and a three-run
homer in the seventh as Lee
went on a scoring binge after
being blanked for five innings.
wills winning runs came in
the sixth when Terry Brown
doubled and scored on Rich
Remigialo's double. Ben Fisher
then singled in Remigialo. Bit
finger allowed GW's run in the
second but otherwise was in
complete command. He struck
out IL, getting the side in the
third and sixth innings.
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Everett Anholt (6) and Snyder;
Grove. Williams 49,, Aubry 49,, Grove
MT. VERNON 000 o62 ia 3
Hall, Davis (7) and Keplinger; Pa
celia and Comerford.
LEE - 900 006 S-14 Is 3
MCLEAN 500 900 O. 8 3
Otis and Speer; Bayne. Bryan (6),
Deity "a and Stalcup. HR-Reeves
tMcL.) l, one on; Otis Gee) Z, two on.
CIV ---------- O20 900 e. 5
WI 100 1O2 x 8 0
Kerlin, German (6) and Johnson;
BittinRer and Burner.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
Trainers Emerge as Threat
In Interhigh Finals Today

terday, Robert Green of Sping-
arm taking the 180-yard low
hurdles in 1875 as against the
old record of 1877, set by Robert
Green of Cardozo last year.
Donald Roe of Mckinley tied
the 100-yard dash mark Of 9.8,
first set by William Mathis of
Cardozo in 1945 and tied two
years later by MarcelluS Boston,
also of Cardozo.
Lambert Anderson of Roose-
velt was only one-tenth of a
second behind Roe yesterday
with a go and these two are ex-
pected to match strides to the
tape today.
In the only final event, Ken
Witted of Mckinley won the
pole vault with a leap of II feet.
Carlton Galloway Of Spingarn
was second, Brooks Barnes of
AnacoStia third and Mike De-
Shong Of Ballou fourth. There
was a Six-way tie for fifth.
Evening star., 1961-05-25
Maryland Sends
Strong Group to
IC-4A Track Meet

Nick Kovalakides in the
javelin and Bill johnson in the
hurdles head the University of
Maryiand's entries in the IC-
"A track championships to-
morrow and Saturday at Ran
dall'S Island, N. Y.
Kovalakides last year set the
1C-4A record by throwing the
jjavelin 235 feet 7 inches.
johnson won the 12O-yard high
hurdles in 1859.
Tom Glass, last years CO.
champion in the pole vault, also
is entered from Maryland
along with John Belitza. In
all the Terps will have 13 en-
tries and mile relay team.
Butch Spiegel, the Atlantic
Coast Conference 100 and 220
yard dash champion, will COM
pete in the 100 and Richard
Smith, the ACC champion, will
run in the 880-yard run.
Other Maryland entries are
Chris Stauffer and Wayne
Smith, 440-yard hurdles; Mark
Wells and Guy Harper, mile;
Jim Bland and Dick Estes, high
jump. and Eddie Polanowski in
the broad jump.