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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25
AccountuncY
Bourd Elects

Benjamin F. Regardie, a
partner of Regardie and
Brooks, Certified Public Ac-
countants, has been elected
president of the Districts
Board of Accountancy.
The board is responsible for
examining and licensing and
for regulating the practice of
CPA's here.
Mr.. Regardie is a past presi-
dent of the D. c. Institute Of
Certified Public Accountants
and a former member of the
Georgetown University faculty.
He succeeds Arthur C. Dechene,
who served six years in the Of
flee.
Secretary of the board Of
is Eugene c. Meyer, a partner
of Arthur Young and Com
pany CPA's and a former mem
Der of the Board of Governors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25
RALPH McGILL

Sitting there in the court
room with a jury panel.
watching the judge take the
early morning pleas, it comes
over one that sorrow and
heartbreak, failure ana trgg-
edy, greed and violence, lust
and murder, pettiness and
meanneSs flow forever
through our lives like a tur-
gid and terrible river.
Now and then there is a
break like this:
They called him out of the
detention room. He stood be-
fore the bench in an old,
shal elesS pair of pants ard
none-too-clean shirt. The
clenching Of his hands be-
trayed his tension.
From the hard benches in
the back came a young wo-
man and an older one. They
ranged themselves beside
him mother and wife.
Almost painfully clean and
neat, they we're a contrast
with the man fetched from
a cell. A man Joined them,
the employer Of the prisoner.
The words droned on
he was a good man no,
he never abused me
never gave any trouble .
just this one time he got into
trouble yes, he worked
for me he was a good
worker yes, he can have
his job back the Judge
nodded and listened &. spoke
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DAVID LAWRENCE

EN- ROUTE FROM EU-
ROPE.-One Of the most eff
fective instruments for the
spread of Americas ideals
and its concepts Of human
brotherhood throughout the
world is not being utilized by
the United States Govern
ment. There is plenty of
emphasis on cultural eX-
change" in the arts, music
and drama, and lots of talk
about the need for technical
and educational help to be
furnished by the new Peace
Corps project. But there is
a tendency to overlook a
powerful institution in the
world today-the churches
and religious organizations.
The contact between the
American Government and
the Roman Catholic head
quarters in the Vatican is
tenuous. There is little con-
tact with the high-ranking
ministers of the Church Of
England. There is little con-
tact with the high church
men of the Asian religions.
The other day, the cor
respondent in Rome of the
London Daily Telegraph wrote
to his paper that an attempt
may be made soon to initiate
diplomatic relations between
the United States and the
Vatican. This is probably a
mistaken report, and the
speculation may have arisen
from the fact that Cardinal
Cicognani, the newly APP
pointed papal Secretary Of
State, is we'll acquainted in
Washington, where he served
Is yearS-from 1888 to 1858
as the apostolic delegate to
the Catholic clergy in Amer
lea. From 1889 to 1850, Presi-
dents Roosevelt and Truman
maintained an unofficial rep
resentative-the late Myron
c. Taylor-at the Vatican.
These relationships were es-
pecially valuable during the
war and postwar periods, and
were thereafter lost in a con-
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S. WHITE
Small Staff to Watch Over Funds
Proposed to Ease Congress Fears

For us the Berlin crisis is
tolling more than one bell,
more than a warning that
the end for the West may
yet be war or undue yield
ing in the face of the in
creaSing ugliness OF interna-
tional communism.
1t is tolling a warning also
that even satisfactory tenn
porary solution of Berlin will
leave us facing a long. long
necessity to bolster our al
lianceS abroad without sac
rificing the unity so desper-
rately needed at home.
Berlin as the greatest for
eign policy problem abroad is
now becoming interlinked
with the greatest foreign pol
icy problem at home. This is
how to obtain congressional
approval of President Ken
nedy's strong and unpolitical
foreign aid bill without do
ing violence to those of prin-
cipled conviction who now
oppose its heart.
This heart is the PreSi-
dents request for authority
to make five-year aid COM
mitments and so to intro
duce one certainty into this
world of uncertainty - the
certainty of friends abroad
that what is promised them
in the beginning will be car
ried through to the end. The
President rightly insists that
ne must not have to come
back to Congress every II
m on t his for installment
money in order to finish the
job.
What the principled oppo-
sition in Congress fears, and
UNDERSTANDABLE, is that this
method would somehow by
pass the constitutional right
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Parade ofVictims and Actors in Tragedy
And Crime Degrees the Observer

he never drank before?
you think you can go
back to work? the hard
swallow the half-stran-
gled word. Yes" squeezed
out Of the nerve-tensed
larynX I'm going to ad-
nit you to probation e.
He went back to his seat.
His body began to witch. He
held up his shaking hands
and looked at them as if they
belonged to someone else. He
bowed his head into them.
His lips moved in prayer of
thanksgiving. He lifted his
head and tried to smile at
the two women in the back
but the tears came and
he put his head in his hands
again.
There were not too many
Of these.
Mostly they came out to
plead guilty a few not
guilty not many had
lawyers the court ap-
pointed them counsel.
Through the day, as one
looked, they began to make
a pattern blue jeans low
on the hips slender and
lean shoulders a bit
stopped hair made blond
by some bleach, or long and
combed in the "duck-wing"
fad a Saunter of aSSur-
ance, but q sense Of I'M
certainty, a caSualness, a
numbness of mind. The
careful observer could see
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of Congress to make and
oversee all appropriations.
What President Kennedy
and also former President
Eisenhower and other leading
Republicans fear - know
rather-iS that in this hour
when weaker nations are
under such temptation to
leave the free alliance under
Soviet fear-preSsure, no mere
aid on the inStallment plan
can guarantee to keep that
alliance strong. When you
tell a fellow in peril that you
will help him-but possibly
only for one year-you do
not greatly hearten him.
This correspondent, as a
rather pro-CongreSs observer,
believes congressional fears
here are wholly exaggerated.
Nevertheless, honorable COM
promise is the real meaning
of free government, and so
this possible compromise is
thrown out for consideration:
Let the Presidents five
year authority be granted.
This would acknowledge what
is unchangeably true, which
is that any President must
be given wide latitude in
operating foreign relations,
and especially in a time of
many dangers.
But let Congress set up a
small, inexpensive staff to
keep watch on what happens
to aid-money in recipient
countries. This staff would
have no power to NEEDLE or
snoop abroad. 1t would only
have the mission to examine,
with savvy, the expenditures
and budgets of these coun-
tries - and usually such
things are matters of public
recoro-to see and to report
back to Congress how much
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St. Lawrence Group
To Honor Eisenhower

GETTYSBURG, Pa. Aug. Is
(AP). - Former President
Eisenhower is to be honored
September s with a citation
from the Great Lakes st. Law
renee ASSociatiOn
An announcement from his
office yesterday said the Gen
eral would receive a certificate
making him q member CT the
st. Lawrence Seawav Pioneers.
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POTOMAC FEVER
BY Pete Wyma
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

The Reds use water cannon in Berlin. Now there's an
idea How about Kennedy and KhrushcheV settling this
thing at so PAGES with water pistols?
Soviet space conversation: Titov-"I rose higher
our Communist lands that you" GagarinTrue but
next time dare you to try to get out sideways"
developed country: place send the Peace
Corps of those overdeveoped countries
where you have to send the Marine Corps.
Congress considers plan to enlarge itself. What We
need enough congressman for twopatoon system,
so bunch repeal the laws fast the other
passes them
The millonth tourist this year visits the White House
The Kennedy talked about bad, million
people left home to get away from it.
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Court Sees a Sad River of Life

this was a protective cloak
they had flung about them
selves.
To be sure, there are boys
and girls, men and women.
who have had all the advan-
tageS Of life who make the
headlines in delinquency and
in crime. And equally sure it
is that children from broken
homes and from drunken
and neglected homes claw
their way up to positions of
trust, integrity and success.
They are the exceptions.
Mostly those who come to
plead guilty, or to ask the
court to appoint a lawyer,
are from broken homes, from
drunken and neglected homes
where scant love was, or
none at all. And they have
had little schooling in books
or religion.
Sitting there with the jury
panel one listened:
What sort of work do you
do?" asks the court.
Il was in the Army, Judge
never picked up no trade
just worked around, your
honor, any sort of job I
went to a trade school awhile
I served two years in the
training school for boys,
Judge, and farmed some :"
How much education?"
Fifth grade, Judge
didn't get much, your honor
seventh grade. sir
I had one year of high
school, Judge I went to
work early. Judge :"
There is another part of
the pattern. Almost always
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they are alone now and
then some young wife, some
father or mother will be
sitting on the back benches
but mostly they are
alone.
Where are your parents?"
Il don't know. Judge +.
they are separated. sir g.
no, sir, my father never done
nothing to help us he
left my mother tried {.
no, sir, neither of them
helped me . they didn't
care if 1 left :"
Sitting there you watch the
turgid and awful river flow
on never ceasing, day on
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25

of the DC. Institute. He taught
accounting at American Uni
versity for many years.
Elected to board membership
was Herman o. Corder, CPA
with G. P. Graham and Co.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

CLIFFS, Port Repub-
lie, Md.-Waterfront and Other
cottages and lots for sale to ap-
proved college graduates at this
colony Of 156 homes. Large com.
munity building. organized recrea.
tion, tennis. basketball. etc; near
ly 2 miles sandy Bay beach. Write
or visit Chestnut Cottage, An mi
beyond Prince Frederick.
TURKEY POINT; open house Sun
day. > pm. to 4:30 p.m.-Un-
usual year-round house; paneleo
living rm. with large fireplace
beamed ceiling. studio. family rm.
2 bedrms.. , baths. outside bar
becue. carport, patio: 200 It. or
Ramsey Bay. Drive out Rte. PA
to Mayo. turn left at Turkey
Point sign. follow main road tC
park drive. turn right and go tC
sign Of open house on left. CAL
VERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Elsie West Williams. Lothian, Nd
Phone University 7-S0O6; If no
Rol CNUfFN
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SCHMIDT & WILSON'S
Warsaw Branch Office
Offers tie Following:

Rappahannock River. 55 miles to
Richmond-Modern 1-story. retire.
ment or summer; 3 bedrooms, .
paths, large .paneled family room,
nVlng room, fireplace. dining room,
beach, acre; in top condition.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
CONTINUED

OCEAN CITY. MD.-One and two
bedrm. apis: clean; ocean side.
OF. 4-4749 or Ell. 6-2242.
OCEAN CITY, Md and 2 bed
rm, apis. Modern and clean. JE.
3-0234.
OCEAN CITY, Md -bedrm. cot
tage. Liy. rm., kit. and bath, 500
wk. AID. 4-6939 or HE. 4-465S.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Cash FAST; NO DELAYS - end
trust loans. Consolidated bills
money Tor any purpose. D. c.,
Nd, Va. Day or ewes. UN. 4-92SS,
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS BY
2nd trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE & INVESTMENT CO., 3l9
southern Bldg. Ma. S-3331. I'M
mediate service. 10 to 4:30 pm.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
WARDOUR

A new waterfront listing; directly
on the Severn River. 4 bedrms.,
lge;, liv; rm;; with firepl., center
hall with double entrance. sep
din. room, pantry. kitchen ano
21a baths, screened porch facins
the river, full bsmt. with laundry
facilities and toilet. 2-car garage
with storage loft, pvt. 300-ft. pier
all city conveniences; shown BY
appt. only.
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co
Realtors. 2l5 Main ST., Annapolis
Md. Colonial 3-26S4.
WATERFRONT HOME, 2S mi. from
washington. Fine brick and red
wood home on acre knoll over
looking the water. Extra lge.
rooms, beautifully equip. kit, lge,
stone firepl. Ia baths: carport
Hot-water Dashboard heat. S2l,-
300 with $4,000 cash. ARROW
REALTY, REALTOR, Dumfries
Va. Trojan 5-4040, ewes. TR, s.
5O56, Lyric 4-237S.
WATERFRONT lots at Sandy Point
Westmoreland County. Virginia
General Parker Shores" BY far
the finest State roads. utilities,
shade trees, small boat harbor,
terms. Overlooking Potomac and
Ghesapeake Bay: HISTORYLAND,
INC. Warsaw. Va.
WATERFRONT = RappahannocE
River, Urbanna. 3.5 acres, good
harbor and view. C. W. WILEY,
Urbanna, Va, PL. S-34S3.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
MONEY WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS - $4,000 to
S150,000. Lower your payments,
group your debts, refinance your
property. Quick, honest service.
Residential, farm, commercial: !:
construction financing only in
state of Maryland Call or write
Mr.. ROBERTS, 21S E, Lexington
St, Baltimore ., Nd, or Saratoga
7-4047 day. night, Sun, holidays.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

Corrotoman River. Lancaster Coun-
ty, Va; Bon Harbor Lodge and
Yacht Club--2-story log lodge, 3
bedrooms. 2 baths. lounge, huge
fireplace. dining area seats rs.
kitchen and bar; z one-room log
CABINS, screened, porches. shower
mouse. 75x35 swimming pool, ten
equipped and furnished; going
business.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
SOME NICE CLUR

ON<AN4G 4N4NG NAOD
Or group will enjoy this newly
redec. l0-rm., Soft. home at
Selby-on- the bay; on lge. lot, in
secluded wooded area; only $14,-
$50.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
IMPoRT-sPoRHs
(coNIINUEDl

ALIAS, Porsches, Healeys, MGsi
Take drive In each and make
your selection. Over 100 new ano
useu. Fenna's greatest sports car
center. For info. call consultant'
Evening star., 1961-07-02
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
CONTINUED

I2 ACRES, lake, springs, stable
pasture, chicken house, garden
fruit, mod. ranch house, 80 mi
Wash, paved road, nr. Brunswick
at Samples Manor. GE. 2-4447
Evening star., 1961-07-02

4EPatuxent River, modern restau.
rant; approx. , acres: artesiar
well, bar, dining rm., furnished
pier, docks, boats for hire; coins
huSinasc. OK MT n n
Evening star., 1961-07-02
AGENCY CORP.
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Prince Frederick, Md. Phone los
II No Answer Call 1874
Evening star., 1961-07-02
WATERFRONT
ESTATES =

One to six-acre estates at
historic St Marys City on
the wide and beautiful st.
Marys River. Careful atten-
tion has been given to re-
strictiVe and protective COW
enants which will appeal to
the discriminating. This 120-
acre peninsula with two
miles Of waterfront has been
limited in its division TO As
tracts, all but ten of which
are waterfront estates with
125 to 800 feet of water
front to each. Three acres
OF sand beach with / 100 feet
OF waterfront and a protective
cove, pier and dock have been
reserved for the estate own
er's use. The present own
maintains a family place at
historic "RoSecroft" and
hence the careful attention.
Priced from $4,000 to So
900. Don't miss this oppor-
tunity. Be the first to se-
lect. DIRECTIONS: Take
Route 5 south from 301 at
Waldorf, through Leonard
town to st. Marys City, turn
right at sign (ROSECROFTl
1000 feet south of st.
Mary's Junior College. Own
er on premises through July
4. Call GReatmills 190-R.
Washington phone after July
4, WI. S-9199 or HA. 7-7300.
RoSECRoFr DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
warren TydingS
Evening star., 1961-07-02

WATER FRONT VACATION COT
TAGES, mo. or season. S75 per
wk.. and up; boating. swimming
and fishing. Boat slips avail
Holiday Hill Beach. Cars Wharf
rd, nr; Mayo, Nd. Phi. 301-UN
Evening star., 1961-07-02
AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

Tues, July Is, $50 am, lust
West of Junction Of Hiways 4
and .123 (Tysons Corner, Va. J,
10 mi; West of Washington, D. C.,
on z; Herzig Excavating dissolving
partnership, selling everything;
dnsley K-12 truck crane: (2) Lima
34's, crane-hoe; (2) Bay CITY
45s. hoe-stump axe; Unit 5i4
crane; shovel. hoe and crane
6oom attach; for above machines; /;
b9ts.; (3) INC 2T55's C59 ma
Snl6neS), 90 Let 'D's and (3) AC
TS2OO Motor scrapers; Cat D-S's,
ms Tractors: D1ei Ac HDsi:s4 sliH:s44As}; Hb9;, H64 b
Tpso. az TD1sA'Ss, SRS tTSitpss; Tpi9A's; iaS aaS
TD9 Tractors. Cat No. 8, 955, 933
and HT4 loader tractors: AC
HD11G's. HD6G's and HD5G's;
Hough HING loader; Cat -,
gallon and AC graders: Cat. 60,
Let LIS pull scrapers; Parsons
100 ditcher; rollers; compressors;
Jaeger $50 rotary comp WIeRoi
drill on halftrack: 6" well point
pump; welders: shop tools, etc;
t4l tandem lowboyS. 90 to so
ton: '55 Mack tandem gas truck
tractor; "a GMC diesel trk, tract;
late Ford pickups: WRITE-WIRE-
GALL Auctioneers for complete
nst! On the spot terms available
sale dayl Certified or csses csshier's 5 5
cks,, company cks. must have
bank letter! Everything-Positiye-
ly-Sells-Regardless-of of Price! Most
equip. good, some late to very
late! R, C. HERzIB. Excavating,
Falls Church, Va, HU. 1.2400'
Evening star., 1961-07-02
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP,

AIR COMPRESSOR
3 h.p., A.C., Worthington, late
model. Best offer, OR, 4-7474
Evening star., 1961-07-02
AUroMoTIVE MISC,
(coNIINuEpl

PARTS, for '52 sedan delivery jeep,
complete, CAL weekdays. ia. g.
1850 or SP. 2-6290.
VALVE REFACER, Black a Decker,
machine complete. MERCHANTS
MOlOh SERVICE, rear 1924 18th
ST. NV, AID. 4-5140.
'55 Derrick MOTOR, S75 or best
otIer. CAL evenings, JE. 4-939S.
'55 CHEVY; wrecking, an parts
very reasonable. RE. 6-96S0.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
SUMNER HOMES

FOR SALE-Summer cottage and
investment, easy terms. 46 q
woods on Rapp. River. Fredericks.
burg. Rte. 8 to right on Rte. 6lC
to Richardsville to Rte. 731 tc
Garlock sign. Bring lunch, fish
ing tackle, spend day.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
SAUNDERS POINT

A prestige bay front community
with protective building restric-
tons, unprecedented view Of the
chesapeake. Homesites, bay front
and wooded area may be pur-
chased on excellent terms, sand
beach for bathing. Agent on
property. Rte. PA Central ave.
extended to Mayo, follow signs,
or call
BAY REALTY CO.
Dial 301 swift S-3232, or
3nl i'm G.2Shn
Evening star., 1961-07-02

II No Answer Call 1874
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Cedar Hurst; brick home for
year-round living: 3 bedrms., l u
baths, pine-panelled living rm.,
port; garage. large corner lot;
one block from bay, swimming and
dockage, immed. poss.; 80 mi
2-Franklin Manor; NEW HOMES
wtnteriZed, featuring 2 or 3 bed
rms, eat-in kitchens, choice OF
eye-level oven with surface plates
or range, bath, hardwood floors
large shaded lots near good SWIM
ming and boating; prices, S13,50C
3-Galesville; over half-acre shaded
lot with view OF West River, Z
bedrms., dorm. attic, insulated
central heat, large screened porch
near boating and swimming, eX.
.cellent condition; $4,000.
- shaded lots inside Woodland
Beach; beach and dockage privi.
legeS. improved by year-rounc
home. . bedrms.. u bath, large
kitchen: attic storage. screened
porcn, 1ully furnished; S3.SOO,
b-West River area; attractive
rms, living rm.. fireplace dinins
rm., kitchen with eating space
sunporch, garage. workshop, hot.
water. heat, plastered walls, "
acre lawn; near West River Sail.
ing Club; S1S.500.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
Elsie West Williams, Lothian. Md
Phone University 7-S006; II M
answer call Prince Frederick 10s
Evening star., 1961-07-02
TRAILERs
(coNIINUED)

znGMER COSMOPOLITAN, 6SxlO
Pa. 5-2067 in Laurel. Md.
SO GOLDEN FALCON house trailer,
5Ox10: 2 bedrms.; fully equipped
Incl. washing machine, also avn
ing and freezer. so. S-47S6.
33-FT. LIBERTY TRAILER for sale,
bedrm., good condition. Call
Butler 3-2224.
80, QUALITY MOBILE HOME,
Sx32 (you can tow. set up.
$3.50. Herndon 54l-J-3.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
Forke Brothers

-. THE AUCTIONEERS
321 Sharp Bldg, Lincoln, Mel
Evening star., 1961-07-02

2 MI. north Of Va. Rte. No = on
Blue Ridge. All-year, mod. stone
house. Also cottage with stons
Ilrepl;, etc. Also summer home
Details. write Box 203-J. Star
or PERSON, Bluemont- Vo
Evening star., 1961-07-02
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

S-St. Johns Creek. Q acres; 2.
oedrm. frame home; outbldgs.
private; 90 mi. D. c.; $1,000
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Stephen Madison, Former
SeIective Service Official

Stephen S. Madison, 80, a
former District Selective .Serv-
ice official, died Saturday at
Mount Alto Hospital.
Appointed by President Roos-
evelt to District Selective Serv-
ice Board No. % in 1910, Mr..
Madison was appointed to
Board No. Is in 1948 by Presi-
dent Truman and selected as
its chairman in 1858.
In october, 1860, Mr.. Madison
was presented a citation by the
Reserve Officers Association
for 20 years service in the
national defense effort.
A member and former COM
mander Of James E. Walker
American Legion Post No. 26,
Mr.. Madison served with the
,351st Artillery in World War l..
He was a member and chair
man Of the trustees board for
% years of the Providence
Baptist Church, which he joined
in 1912. He was also a member
Of Warren Lodge No. 8, F. g.
A.M.-P.H.A.
Mr.. Madison was employed
by the Brooke Realty Co. and
resided at 4043 Clay place NE.
Mr.. Madison was married to
the former Miss Annie c. Clark,
who died in 1914. He married
Miss Mamie Barbour in 1852.
She died in 1856.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Evening star., 1961-02-15
John Munduru,
Retired Owner
OF Liquor Store

John Mandara, 73, retired
businessman and a resident OF
the Washington area for 81
years, died Monday at his
home, 1925 Terrace drive. Chevy
Chase. Md, after a five-year
illness.
Mr.. Mandara was born in
Troia, Italy. and came to WASH
ington at the age of 8. He was
naturalized here in 1916.
He was the proprietor of
several businesses in the Dis
trict before his retirement in
1899. At various times he ran
a shoe repair shop and a cigar
store and was active in the
real estate business. At the
time of his retirement he man
aged his own liquor store at
Second and G streets NV.
He was a member of the
Sons of Italy, Roma Lodge No.
II.
Besides his wife, Angelina, of
the home address, he leaves a
sister, Mrs. Vincenza Tartaglia
Of 2604 Twenty-ninth street
Sc.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. Friday in St.
Michael's Catholic Church, 824
Pershing drive, Silver Spring
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Dr.. Poppen, 86,
Lutheran Leader

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. Is
(AP) DIR. Emmanuel Poppen,
86, president of the American
Lutheran Church from 1887 to
1850, died Monday in st. An
thony Hospital.
A native of Dundee, Ontario,
Canada, he was graduated from
Capital University in 1893 and
was ordained a minister in 1895.
After serving pastorates in
Ohio, he held various offices
in the church, including COM
missioner on the National
Lutheran Council, editor of
the Lutherische Kirchenzeitung,
secretary of the Inter-Synod-
ical CatechiSm Commission and
of the National Lutheran Edu-
cation Association.
DR.. Poppen was a member Of
the secretariat to the Lutheran
World Conference in Copen-
hagen in 1929. In 1880. when
the joint synod of Ohio merged
with the Iowa and Buffalo
SynodS to form the American
Lutheran Church, he was
elected third vice president, and
later first vice president and
president.