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Evening star., 1962-12-16

urdSy. December is, 1862, CLARA
KRAMER FRIEDMAN Of sO21 East.
sTn ave- silysE spT,in9g; r,s9nsn MO, oflonso Sns
ley Park, Nd, Harry Friedman oi
mon Of Yuba City. Calf. and Mrs.
Maxine. Burdwise Of Silver Spring
children, Services al the &. d. ooid-
berg and Son Funeral Home. 42l7
nth 81. NV. on Monday, December
IL. al I2 noon, 1nterment Beth
sholom Cemetery. In mourning Al
Es''sFn aysi ysn,iy silyer .,rvs.,. sp,inS; n
lieu OF flowers, contributions be
made TO your favorite charity.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

HARPER, BESSIE c. on Saturday, De-
PER OF 4s07 Hampton lane, Be-
thesda, Nd, beloved mother Of Mrs
Martha Pattison, sister of Mrs. W..
Louise Lansford. Friends may call
on Sunday between 1880 and Q pm
and on Monday evening between 5
and 4 pm. and 1880 TO y pm, at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Be-
thesda, Nd. where services will be
held on Tuesday. December Is, at
1;3O pm. Interment Potomac Meth
OdlAt Church cemeiarN
Evening star., 1962-12-16

December IS, 1852 CURTIS q.
Chevy Chase. Nd. beloved husband
Or. Curtis H. Mcdonnell, sacramen-
ron, % Conn Conn: 'VS Sarah Meponnsli JSnmgli kratS Snt-
Of Norristown, Pa; grandfather.
OF Carol and Beverly Kratz. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd.
the All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church, 2300 Cathedral ave. NV.
at IL am, Interment private
Evening star., 1962-12-16

B.. Stokes S Of 4sSS 1893 sheriff SSTsi Td TdAsseh nee
beloved mother OF Mrs. Alice john
son, Miss Sadie Stokes. William 8.
Stokes. sr., and the late Thomas H.
grandchildren. Mrs. Karien Gaines,
Mrs. Rosalind Dennis, Marsha and
William Stokes, ir,; four great
grandchildren and a host Of other
relatives and friends. Prom 4 to
friends NAV suncalS' csIl PssenRe5 tSs Hsprv ls'
Washington & Sons Funeral Home,
1925 Deane ave, ne. Funeral serv-
ices on Monday, December II. at
l pm, at the Berean Baptist
Rev Colbert H. Pearson M officist-
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 1b
Evening star., 1962-12-16

JACKSON, ANNA B. In loving mem
ory Of my dear wife, ANNA B.
year ago today. December 16. 1851.
Although our paths lie far apart,
You live forever in my heart.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

MEYER. MARTHA NJ. On Thursday
H. HOSPITAL isYs somsrs sae s6in, saGGs
N, J.. MARTHA NJ. MEYER, beloved
wife Of Frederic L. Never Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, Wis
% SpaSEins ave; on pIemises| rGiSVR WbeSe m serv. srW
ices win be held on Monday. De-
eember IL, at ! 80 pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery 16
Evening star., 1962-12-16

day, December l2, 1852, LILLIAN
NV, beloved daughter Of Lena
West, mother OF Gertrude Thomas
and chlora J. Alexander. She also
jimmy G. Alexander ana James
Foster: one great-aunt, Chlora
Brown; one cousin, Alberta Brown.
and other relatives and friends.
The late Mrs, Thomas may be
30 Ii 81. ne. after ii an. sunday,
December 10, Services will be
held on Monday, December IL, at
the Zion hin Baptist Church, 1858
Benning ri. ne, at II am. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

CLAYTON io%E. who passed away y
X years ago today. December le.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
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Rouih@se @ and n STotSsr = Of I'M Mrs su'ts Con.
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other relatives ano many friends.
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments by MCGUIRE. Inc, II
RUDDY, BERNICR s. OF $500 ouin.
ON December i3, 1862, wife Of J6.
seph H. Rudy and mother OF J
Robert Ruddy OF claymont, Del
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5S01 Cleveland ave-, Riverdale Nd.
on Monday, December IL. at IL
noon. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
sAUNDERsON. RACE NEIL. On Wed
nesday, December IL. 1882. At the
Washington Sanltarium, RACE NEIL
/ sAuNDERSON Of 1876 Keating St
GLADYS M, Saunderson, father OF
Mrs. Barbara l.. Edwards ano
Thomas Neil Saunderson. son OF
Mrs Gertrude Saunderson, brother
Of Mrs. Beth Tilley and Joseph
Saunderson, Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and &lass
ave. ne, after IL noon Saturday
be held on Monday, December II
at 1890 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 16
The Arizona post., 1962-09-07
American Jew
Denied Entry
In Israel

JERUSALEM (JT A.
The Israel Supreme Court
has dismissed an applica-
ton by Mervyn Gold of
Cleveland for an order to
the Interior Ministry to is
sue to him an immigra-
ton visa. The three-juStice
tribunal ruled two to one
a G a n st the application
without comment, announ-
cling that a detailed ruling
would be issued later. The
ruling will be appealed.
The crucial point before
the tribunal was whether
a person charged with a
crime but not convicted
of it was "a person with
a criminal past likely to
endanger the public peace"
Prospective immigrants
so classified cannot mi
crate to Israel under it's
Law of Return.
Gold was indicted in the
United States on charges
of fraudulent Fl n a n C i al
transactions in that coun-
try. He arrived in Israel
with a passport which he
said he lost after a subSti-
tute passport was taken
from him by the United
States consul in Naples to
force him to return to
stand trial.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-07
Nine Rubbis
Arrested In
Georgia

ALBANY, Ca, (JTA) -
Nine rabbiS were among
the 70 religious leaders
from cities in the North
and Midwest, who were
arrested here last week
when they participated in
an anti-segregation protest
at City Hall. The rabbis,
who were lodged in the
county Jail, took part in
the demonstration wit h
readings from the Book of
Psalms.
After the r "a b bis had
been booked, a policeman
EN- merged from the jail
wearing a false beard and
a skullcap that belonged to
one of them, and paraded
through the first floor of
fices of the City Hall.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-07

The Jesuit edited Amer
ca" urged American Jewry
to drop its support of efforts
to end such practices, assert
ing that such activities had
evoked disturbing hints of
heightened anti-Semitic feel
ings" among American Cath
olics. The America" editorial
asked: "When court victories
produce only a harvest of
fear and distruSt, will it all
have been Worthwhile?"
"COmmOnWeal," the week
ly edited by laymen, declared
that if the editors of "Ameri-
ca" had seen signs of anti
Semitism arising from the
legal struggle which led to
the us. Supreme Court June
25 decision banning use in
New York public schools of
the New York Regents Off
cial prayer, 1--WE find their
method of combating it very
odd and the questions they
address to the Jewish COM
munity even odder."
If there is any real danger
of anti Semitism developing
among Catholics, said the
"CommonweaI" reply, then
Catholics should be told as
sharply as possible of the sin
of any form of anti-Semit-
ISM" The "CommonWeal"
editorial also said that the
American system of settling
public disputes by law could
be wrecked if m in ri t y
groups were made to fear"
resort to the courts to judge
their claims"
New criticisms from jew
iSh sources a G a i n st the
"a m erica warning also
were heard during the week.
Rabbi Richard c. Hirsch,
speaking for the Union of
American Hebrew Congrega-
tio,,c ono Of tho OrOa niza
tons cited in the America"
editorial - said Catholics
ought to know that in the
nineteenth century it was
Catholic parents and clergy
who repeatedly brought suit
in the courts against religi-
Gus practices in the public
schools. He praised the
"CommonweaT' reply.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-07
Weddings

Rochelle Linda Reese be-
came the bride of Melvin
Friedman in a formal cere-
mony at the Pioneer Hotel
Sunday.
The bride, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ferdinand Reese,
is a senior in fine arts at the
University of Arizona.
Mr.. Friedman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Friedman of
Los Angeles, is a junior in
engineering at the University
of Arizona. He is affiliated
with Tau Delta Phi.
Miss Zelda GiffordS was
maid of honor and Michael
Gusinow was best man.
Following a wedding trip
to MaZatlan, Mex, the couple
will be at home at 1853 E.
Flower after Sept. 10.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-07
Lay Catholics
Rap Jesuits'
Prayer Line

NEW YORK, (JTA)-A vigorous lay Catholic attack on
Jesuit editorial warning that the Jewish battle against
religious practices in schools could provoke Catholic anti
Semsm highIght a series of developments
this week in the continuing churchstate debate.
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, 1962-03-14
No. 3O61

WITH RESPECT TO U. S. NO. 2l2670
APPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE BY:
HAROLD RICHIE, INC.
Ca corporation organized under the laws of the State of New
Jersey
under date Of March %, 1861, and subsequent correspondence
for registration in the Virgin Islands Of the United States of
Change of Name of Harold f. Richie, Inc. "a corporation of
the State of New Jersey to Beecham Products Inc. Ia corpora
ton of the State of New Jersey with respect to Trademark
bearing U. S. Certificate of Registration No. 212,878, regis
tered in the US. Patent Office on May IL, 1926, and in the
Virgin Islands Of the United States on October II, 1929
And it having been shown in the aforesaid application OF
March %, 1861, and the attachments thereto, filed in this Office
that Certificate of Change of Corporate Name, showing change
of name from Harold F. Richie, Inc. "a corporation of New
Jersey into Beecham Products Inc, "a corporation Of New Jer-
sey) was duly fled in the State of New Jersey on September
80, 1860, and title to the aforesaid trademark was duly re-
corded in the name of Beecham Products Inc. "a corporation
of the State of New Jersey as evidenced by certified copy OF
the .. s. Patent Office date March 20, 1861
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the said Change Of Name in
respect to said trademark has been recorded j nthe Office OF
the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands of the United
provisions Of the Regulations governing the registration Of
Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin.Islands, approved June
II, 1858.
In testimony Whereof, Ihave hereunto
set my hand and cause.-the Seal Of the
Government of the Virgin Islands Of
the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, ST. Thomas, W. i, this
18th day of February, A. D., 1862.
Cyril E. King
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1962-03-14

oSSNu NONIo P|o0SS Oou 49, A
VOL. is WEDNESDAY, MARCH A. 1862 NO. 50
EDITORIAL
BEST s~TRATEGY-sTEP AT TINE
IT rs GENERALLY conceded that this will be a year of
decision 50 far as new horizons Of self-government for these
Islands are concerned. The White House, the interior De-
partment, and the Congress are all said to be willing to spon-
sor and pass legislation relating in some way to greater self
government for us.
AMONG THE forms that such widening self govern
ment would include are an elected governor, right to vote in
Presidential elections, right to elect a delegate to Congress,
and whether or not this delegate would be a voting or non
voting member Of the House, and the right to elect a govern
ment secretary. But there is more. Closely allied to all these
questions are the precise forms they will take. Local poIil-
clans, and the Governor, will have to decide which of these
to push, and which order to push them. Then there is the
further question Of whether these can stand alone, or must be
tied with other Legislation.
OUND TRATECY might dictate that we seek first
an elected governor and government secretary. Such an ap-
proach would seem to be easiest, and create the least amount
Of friction, for then no other territorial problems could posi-
bly, be connected with this first step. After we have elected
our own two top officials, and these, along with the Senate
have worked well and given these Islands good government,
then the way will be open for other important steps.
THERE WILL BE those who argue that we should 60
after the whole hog; that in seeking everything at once we
shall still stand the chance Of winning more than if we sought
little. But that is not necessarily sound since the chances Of
moving in easy stages is not only reassuring, but is easier
Of accomplishment.
H THERE is the difficulty Of developing the kind
of strategy which steers clear of the type Of package deals
which tie us with other territories, such as might eventually
cause loss of political identity. Even though small, these Is
lands should always remain the Virgin Islands.
At this stage Of our circumstances til necessary that the
Governor and the Senate get down to business, and keep the
public informed Of what is taking place SO that cooperation
Evening star., 1962-05-24

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Evening star., 1962-05-24

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slice shape with orange flavor.
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Evening star., 1962-07-06
Three Plead Not Guilty
In SCI Fraud Cases

BALTIMORE, July 6 (AP).-
Three lawyers charged with
mail fraud in connection with
operations of two savings anG
loan firms pleaded not guilty
today in Federal Court.
They are Thomas Ellicott
former counsel for the Secur-
ity Financial Insurance Co.;
Lewis L. Fleury and Harvey C
Jones II, presidents of three
real estate firms.
At their arraignment before
Judge Edward F. Northrop
they asked through their law
yers for so days in which tt
file motions for dismissal oi
indictments returned by a Fed
eral grand jury June IL. Judge
Northrop granted the request.
The three, all from suburban
TowSon, are accused of devising
a scheme to defraud deposiLOrs
of First Union Savings & Loan,
Inc, and Monumental City
Savings g. Loan Association,
They also were indicted on
charges of defrauding the con-
Germs and obtaining money and
property by false pretenses.
Mr.. Ellicott had said earlier
the indictments were an at
tempt to, force him to divulge
Evening star., 1962-07-06
Bethesda Man
Fills Court Post

William A. Volkman, 49-year-
old Bethesda attorney, was ap-
pointed last night as a second
substitute judge of Montgomery
County Peoples Court.
Mr.. Volkman, of 4308 Glen
ridge street, Chevy Chase View,
was selected by the county
council over five other appli-
cantS. He fills a new post
created by the last session Of
the General Assembly.
The appointee was Endorsed
by the county's Democratic
Central Committee and was one
of four lawyers recommended
by the Montgomery County Bar
Association.
Mr.. Volkman is a graduate Of
Southeastern University. He
has practiced law in Montgom-
cry County since 1916.
Evening star., 1962-07-06
Police Shift
Suspects in
Gun Death

A corners jury today held
James A. Dorsett, 48. for grand
jury action in connection with
the Staying of a 42-year-old
man Sunday during shooting
brawl in the 900 block of N
street NV.
Testimony on the bullet that
caused the victims death re-
suited in a laSt-minute charge
of homicide against Dorsett.
Earlier, police had charged
Bobby Washington. 19. of the
1900 block of Ninth street NV,
with firing the fatal round.
Police said that I'd Precinct
Police Pvt. David B. Mcqueen,
IS, was critically wounded dur
ing the melee by a bullet that
nicked his jugular vein.
Homicide Squad detectives
said Dorsett, also of the 900
block of N street NV, fatally
wounded the victim, Clevis
Whitfield, AZ, of the same N
street address. during a shoot
ing fray that followed a jostling
incident.
Evening star., 1962-07-06
GO. P. Montgomery
To Pick Slate July 26

Montgomery County Republi-
can leaders today announced
that a county convention to
nominate candidates for new
House of Delegates seats will
be held July 26 at Richard
Montgomery High School
Rockville.
Five Republicans have ap-
piled for nomination for the
four seats which were added to
the county's House delegation
by a stop-gap reappointment
bill passed at a special session
of the General Assembly in
May.
Don R. Kendall, chairman
of the county's Republican
Central Committee. said dele
gates to the convention which
will begin at 7:30 pm, will
include Central Committee
members. precinct chairmen
the seven General Assembly
candidates, and representatives
Of three county G. o. P. clubs
Applications have been SUBJ
mitted to the Central Commit
tee by four ssful
candidates in the primary
Donald H. Dalton and retired
Army Col. George A. Moore
who ran for nomination for
the House: Henry ]. Moves, who
sought nomination for the
County Council, and Joseph L.
Pavlock. who failed to win his
party'S bid for Governor.
The other applicant is Will
liam H. Sardo. jr., a business
executive who lives in Bethesda
Mr.. Kendall said that candi-
Evening star., 1962-07-06
Fireworks Injure
10in Fuirfux

At least 10 Fairfax County
residents were injured by fire
works July "A substantial in
crease over previous years-Fire
Marshal Willis H. Burton re-
ported yesterday.
He said seven Of the injuries
occurred at group displays
when star-burst rockets did not
soar a safe distance into the
air before exploding.
Fairfax County prohibits use
of rockets except by organized
groups that register with the
fire marshal's office and meet
safety and insurance require
ments.
Mr.. Burton said that, al
though there were no plans to
make the county's fireworks
statute more strict, five cases
are now pending in County
Court against persons who sold
or transported illegal fireworks
Rockets and firecrackers are
termed illegal unless intended
for licensed group displays.
Evening star., 1962-07-06

information about Security
Financial. which is under in
veStigation by both State and
Federal agencies.
Mr.. Fleury was identified as
president of Premier Invest
ment & Realty Co. Mr., Jones
was identified as president of
the Gunpowder Development
and Valley Development COM
panieS.
Stephen H. Sachs, assistant
United States attorney. said
the three were charged with
initiating the value of two land
tracts by passing them through
various land development COM
panies to make the books of
the loan concerns reflect in
come the men knew to be false
Evening star., 1962-07-06

lion in savings, according to
officials of the firm.
In the suit filed today, the
firm asked 81 million in COM
pensatory and 81 million in
punitive damages.
Conspiracy Alleged
The suit charges that on July
10, 1861, the three defendants,
entered into a conspiracy
among themselves whereby
they planned and agreed to act
in concert to destroy plaintiffs
business.
Mr.. Ward and Mr.. Wolf were
accused of using the States
savings and loan regulatory law
to harrass savings and loan
firms insured by Security FL
nancial and to put some Of
them into receivership.
Mr.. Ward and Mr.. Wolf then
took charge of the assets of
some of the firms, according to
the suit, and, "negligently and
unreaSonably allowed assets to
become lost and diSSipated for
the purpose of supporting their
earlier claims of insolvency d.
that would support abnormally
high claims against the plain
tiff under its insurance pol
icies."
Mr.. Sears was charged in the
suit with "unreaSonably" refus-
ing to allow an increase in
Security Financial'S insurance
rates and with refusing to allow
renewal of its license in 1862.
Policies Cancelled
The actions of the State Of
ficials, according to Security
Financial caused the firm to
cancel its insurance policies.
On June 81, the firm an
nounced the cancellation, effec-
tive in two months. Mr.. Seeg-
miller said yesterday, however,
that although this could be
considered a prelude to going
out of business, the firm would
continue to fight State receiv-
erShip.
Yesterday, Mr.. Seegmiller
filed an answer to the States
receiverShip petition against
the firm, and said neither the
attorney generals office nor
the Insurance Commissioner
had supported claims that the
firm had fraudulently con-
Quoted its business.
Placing the company in re-
ceivership would probably make
its records, financial data, and
minutes of meetings available
to the State. The firms records
have already been subpoened
by a Federal grand jury.
A key question in both Fed
eral and State Investigations is
the ownership of the firm and
events surrounding its forma-
ton in 1859.
Evening star., 1962-07-06

dates for nomination must file
with the committee by Tuesday.
He noted that others who had
expressed interest in running
for the posts include John
McInerney. elected in the pri-
mary as a delegate to the State
Convention; Harry Simms, un-
successful candidate for NOM
ination for the United States
Senate, and L. Carroll BiSer, a
school teacher.
Evening star., 1962-07-06
Grindstone Kills Man

MARION. Va, July 6 CAP) -
Luther Pickle, 81. was killed
yesterday when his chest was
crushed by pieces of a grind
stone that flew apart as he
was warming it up with a
motor. DR.. j. A. Thompson. jr.,
Smyth County acting medical
examiner, ruled the death ac-
cidental.
Evening star., 1962-07-06
Rockville Post Filled

Robert C. Goss, assistant city
engineer of Winter Haven, Fla,
has been named assistant di-
rector of public works for Rock
vile, Md. Mr.. GoSS, 38, will
begin in his new post in
August.
Evening star., 1962-07-06
ChiIdren's Carnival

The Helping Hand Club,
whose members range from 8 to
IL years in age, will sponsor a
carnival for Muscular DyS-
trophy on Saturday at 1090l
Lombardy road, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-07-06
Maryland Aides Sued
For S6L Conspiracy

BALTIMORE July (SpeciaD.-A 50 million civil suit
filed against three Maryland officials today charging
that they conpied Ito destroy the Security
Corp.
The suit filed in Baltimore Superior by Keith L.
Seegmer attorney for Security Financial Named de-
Evening star., 1962-07-06

PENDANTS we're Albert w. Ward,
director of the State Depart
ment of Taxation and Assess
ments; F. Douglas Sears, State
Insurance Commissioner, and
Harry B. Wolf, jr., chief of the
Taxation Departments savings
and loan division.
The suit charges that the de-
PENDANTS used their official
positions ito force (Security
FinanciaD into insolvency and
to cause its dissolution and
liquidation by indirect op-
preston, harrassment and liti-
CATION"
Latest in Legal Moves
The suit was the latest in a
furry of legal actions involv-
ing Security Financial, which
is under investigation by State
and Federal agencies. On June
20, the State filed a petition to
place the firm in receivership.
A Federal grand jury has been
probing its operations for sew
eral weeks.
Security Financial is the only
State-chartered private insur-
ing firm for some 81 Maryland
savings and loan companies
and three in Utah and Idaho,
with a total of about $50 mil
Evening star., 1962-07-06
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