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CIV, Virginia Beaten
In Owensboro Tourney

OWENSBORO, KY. Dec. %
(SpeciaD - George Washing
ton wasted a nine-point half
time lead and was overhauled
by Mississippi State, 86-81, here
tonight in the All-American
City Tournament.
In the other game on the
doubleheader program, Ken
lucky Wesleyan pulled away
steadily to whip Virginia, 62-42.
Both teams had been first night
winners in the two-day event.
Mississippi State, now 4-6. hit
IL consecutive free throws in
the final minutes to cap its
second-half comeback after
taking the lead for good against
CIV with IS minutes remaining.
Doug Hutton with a game
high 26 points and Stan Brinker
with % paced Mississippi State.
1t was two field goals by
Brinker that snapped a 57-57
tie and three free throws by
Aubrey Nichols that completed
a string putting the Bulldogs in
command, 64-57.
CIV got points from Mark
Clark, 20 from Kenny Legins
and l8 from Joe Adamitis, who
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Wake Forest
Hangs on to
Top Middies

GREENSBORO. N. c., Dec.
% (AP). - Wake Forest blis-
tered Navy with a sensational
first-half shooting spree to-
night but had to hold on in the
stretch for a 77-69 basketball
victory.
The Deacons made II of 81
shots in the first 20 minutes
for an 81 per cent accuracy
mark and a 44-32 lead.
Early in the second half,
Wake Forest swiftly increased
its margin to II points, 51-34,
and rout appeared in the
making.
But, with John Mahoney hit
ting from long range with one
hand jumpers. and the Deacons
turning cold, Navy gradually
ate away at the lead and with
6:28 to go it was 65-63.
However, Wake Forest was
equal to the challenge and held
Navy scoreless for almost five
minutes to move back into a
comfortable edge, 69-63, with
two minutes left,
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Russell, BeIIumy
Unanimous Picks
On NBAAII-Sturs

NEW YORK, Dec. % (AP)
Bill Russell of Boston and
Walt Bellamy of Baltimore
were the only unanimous
selections today for the Nation
al Basketball Association ALL
Star game.
Russell was one of three
Celtics picked for the East
squad while Bellamy was cho-
sen along with teammate Terry
Dischinger for the West. The
14th annual contest is sched-
uled January IA at Boston Gar
den.
Eight men were picked for
each team by sports writer's
and sportscasters who cover
NBA games. The leagues
coaches will select two more
players for each team next
week.
The remainder of the
squads:
East: Boston-Tom Helm
sohn, Sam Jones; Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson, Jerry Lucas,
Wayne Embry; Philadelphia
Hal Greer; New York-Len
Chappell.
West: Los Angeles-Jerry
West, Elgin Baylor; st. Louis
Bob Petit, Len Wilkens; San
FranciSco-Wilt Chamberlain,
Guy Rodgers.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Vikings Acquire
Tar Heel End

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec
28 (AP) .-All-America end Bob
Lacey of North Carolina signed
with the Minnesota Vikings of
the National Football League
Immediately after his team
whipped the Air Force, $50,
in the Gator Bowl game today.
Norm Van Brocklin, Vikings
coach, and Bert Rose, vikings
general manager, signed the g.
foot-3, 210-pounder from Pei
ham, N. Y, who was the vi
kings sixth draft choice.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Mounts Whip
Eagles, 1862

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Dec. %
(SpeciaD II Mount st. Mary's
avenged an early-season loss
here tonight and defeated
American University, 80-62, to
win consolation honors in the
first Battlefield tournament.
Led by sharpshooting little
Mike Costello, the Mounts
rubbed out an early five-point
deficit in the second half to
win going away. Costello scored
a game-high "a points.
Six-foot-5 Ed Folk contrib
uted IL points and 13 rebounds
for the Mounts before sustain
ing an ankle injury which
forced him out of the game.
American led at the half, 28-
27, and was paced by Jim
Shickora and Ron Rawlins with
IL points each. The victory
gave Mount st. Mary's a 6-3
record to American us 2-7
mark. The Eagles had defeated
the Mounts. 55-54, in a regu-
lar-SeaSon game earlier.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

TUESDAY
Sun Bowl at Ell PasO, Tex.
Southern Methodist, AS,
VS.. Oregon, 7-3. 4 pm.
WEDNESDAY
Cotton Bowl at Dallas -
Texas, 100, VS.. Navy, 81, 2
pm.
Orange Bowl at Miami
Nebraska, 81, VS.. Auburn,
81. 2 pm.
Sugar Bowl at New Or
leanS-MissisSippi, 7-0-2, VS..
Alabama, 8-2, 2 pm.
Rose Bowl at Pasadena,
Calf. - Illinois, I'LL, VS..
Washington, ga, 4:45 pm.
SATURDAY
Senior Bowl at Mobile, Ala,
2 pm.
Hula Bowl at Honolulu.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 5
AFL championship game at
San Diego, Calif.-BOst0n or
Buffalo VS.. San Diego.
NFL Runnerup Bowl at
Miami, Green Bay, 11-2-1,
VS.. Cleveland, 1914, 2 pm.
SUNDAY, JANUARY IL
NFL Pro Bowl at Los An
geleS.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10
AFL All-Star Game at San
Diego, Calf.
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StdgsCdpture
Tourney Finale

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Dec. %.
- DeMatha High School of
Washington overpowered Cat
asauqua, 87-58, in the finals
of the 18th annual JohnStown
Invitational tournament here
tonight.
The Stays raced off to a
1910 lead on their way to the
largest point total ever rec
orded in this tournament.
Larry Miller, voted the tourn-
ament'S outstanding player for
the second year in a row,
poured in 40 points in losing
cause and broke the two-game
mark with SO points, two points
better than the old mark.
Brendan Mccarthy of De-
Matha led the initial surge
and scored his 81 points in the
first 20 minutes. The ALL
Metropolitan football player
twisted his ankle with five
minutes gone in the second
half and never returned.
Bernard Williams, usually the
Stays leading scorer, played
with a heavily taped hand but
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Clark Beats
u. ). Driver

EAST LONDON, South
Africa, Dec. % (AP).-Jim
Clark, Scottish farmer who is
the 1868 world champion race
driver, won the South African
Grand Prix today. 1t was his
seventh Grand Prix triumph OF
the year, wiping out the pre-
viouS record of six.
Clark, driving a Lotus, took
the lead in the first lap of the
212-mile course and main
tained it all the way. At the
finish he was two full laps
ahead of Dan Gurney of River
side, Calf, who took second ir
a Brabham.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

Theodore Fields sank six of
eight foul shots in the last
minute and A seconds to give
Dunbar the spark it needed to
edge AnacoStia, 77-72, and win
the second Carroll Christmas
tournament last night.
Dunbar, the only team to
enter the tournament unbeat-
en-, stretched this seasons
streak to six games. The Grim
son Tide had whipped Hoff-
man-BoSton and Mackin to
reach the finals.
All-Metropolitan Jim Nc
Bride paced all three victories
and was unanimously selected
as the tournaments most val
liable player. He scored a total
of "a points with last nights
"a his lowest output.
Dunbar Takes Lead
Dunbar jumped off to an
early lead and didn't really
get into trouble until Mcbride
fouled out with 5:35 remain
ing. The score at the time
was 65-56, but Dunbar was
never to lead by as much
thereafter.
The Tide tried to slow down
the tempo, but Robert Plummer
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managed IN points
Regional Mat Action
Features MIC Slate

Montgomery Junior Colleges
wrestlers will compete in 10
events, including the National
Junior College Athletic Associa-
ton regional tournament, Feb
ruary 21-22 in Farmingdale,
Long Island. NY.
The MIC slate:
January Z. at American U. frosh. 6
pm; 10. at York. 7:3O: II. at Wesley.
7:30.
February 5, Frostburg, Z; z, York,
7:30: II, at Bainbridge, $50: IA,
Wesley. 40: 10. at Frostburg, 7:3O:
21-22, NJCAA tournament
Evening star., 1963-12-29
By JIM CAWOOD

star SPECIAL writer
South Hills of Pittsburgh,
making its first appearance in
the O'Connen Christmas tour
nament, and Towson MdO
Catholic, which never has ad-
vanced past the first round
before, will meet in the finals
today at 5:45 pm.
South Hills edged st. Johns
of Washington, s0-79, and
Towson survived a late O'Con-
nell rally to win, 69-63, in the
semifinals Of the third annual
event last night.
In consolation games, Lam
don of Bethesda upset LaSalle
of Philadelphia, 69-63, and
Notre Dame Of Trenton, N. j.,
defeated st. Stephens of Alex
andria, 67-57. Other games to-
day pit LaSalle and st. Ste
phen's for seventh place at l
pm, and Landon against
Notre Dame at 2::30 for fifth
place. A third-place game at
4 matches O'Connell and st.
Johns.
Lew levin batted away Bill
Rings short Jump shot with
one second to play to preserve
South Hills slender victory.
Heavy UnderdOg
In the nightcap, O'Connell,
a heavy underdog, came from
behind to tie unbeaten Towson,
$3.50, with 2::35 remaining in
the game, but the Owls pulled
the game out on two free
throws by Dick Miasek and a
jump shot by PIN Ritmiller
with 1:39 to go.
Hero Of the O'Connell drive
was senior Willy Mccormick,
who scored 81 of his 81 points
in the second half. Mccormick
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HOya-COIOniiaI
Gage Clash
Tops Schedule

College basketball activity
here returns to near normalcy
this week as Georgetown and
George Washington come home
from holiday tournaments to
meet In a Big Three tuSSle and
provide the main attraction.
Georgetown, which owns a
victory over Maryland in the
only Big Three game to date,
will play CIV at Fort Myer
Saturday night.
Tournament time still hasn't
passed, however. The Gallaudet
Invitational and the Rubber
City event In Akron are sched-
uled for next week end.
Gallaudet, Howard, District
Teachers and Bowie State will
be engaged in the tourney at
Gallaudet Friday and Satur-
day. American University trav-
els to the Rubber City tourna-
ment to Join Ohio Wesleyan,
West Chester and Akron the
same nights.
Catholic University has only
one assignment this week,
meeting Washington College e
Saturday at Gu. Maryland and
Montgomery Junior College
have the entire week off.
The weeks schedule:
TOMORROW
Georgetown at Quaker CITY Tourna-
ment, Philadelphia. AUi "~
george Washington at VPI.
Navy VS.. Georgia in Atlanta.
TUESDAY
Navy at Georgia Tech.
THURSDAY
virginia at VPL.
Ganaudet, Howard. District Teachers
and Bowie in Gallaudet Tournament.
American at Rubber City Tourna-
ment, Akron.
Southeastern at Newport News Ap-
prentice.
SATURDAY
Gallsudet Tournament.
american at Rubber City Tourna-
Georgetown at George Washington
South Carolina at Virginia.
WASHINGTON College at Catholic.
southeastern at Frederick COLLEGE.
catonsville at Prince Georges.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Pennsylvania Boys
Win in Milk Bowl

DALLAS, DEC. % (AP).-
Perry Siberio ran for 121 yards
and two touchdowns today in
leading McKeesport, Pa, to a
26-0 victory over Dallas in the
18th annual Milk Bowl football
game.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Cadets, O'ConneII Bow
In Tourney SemifinoIs

made all nine of his free throws
for the knights, who were II
for Is from the free-throW line.
Ritmiller and Bob Loewe,
who seldom score in double
/ figures. led the fast-breaking
Owls to their seventh straight
victory with 19 and 16 points,
respectively. Miasek, a big man
on the boards, added Is points.
st. Johns, who had won the
previous two tournaments,
gained possession with IL
seconds left when Herb South
who had made 10 straight free
throws, missed on a one-and-
one.
Brian Keller, the games
high scorer, took a jump shot
from almost 80 feet away
which Ring caught under the
blackboard but could not con-
vert into the winning goal.
Both Use Press
South Hills used a zone press
the entire game to gain its first
victory in five attempts against
the Washington school in any
sport. The Cadets retaliated
with a press midway in the
first kuarter.1p The score was
tied, 57-57, after three periods
but Steve Murphy, a substitute,
scored on a set shot and stole
the ball for another basket to
put the Golden Knights ahead
to stay.
Keller led all scorers with 20
points and Ring added 25.
Will Hetzle and Jon Schiller,
combining for 49 points, got
Landon out to a 65-51 lead
with three minutes left to play
before the Little Explorers
closed the margin to four
points with 80 seconds remain
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Area Boys Net Team
Coins Miumi Finals

MIAMI, Dec. % (SpeciaD -
Ten-year-old Harold Solomon
of Silver Spring and Steve
Kulovitz Of Baltimore advanced
to the finals of the Orange
Bowl 12-a n d-under doubles
tennis championship today
with a 3-6, rs, Ga upset
over the No. l seeded team
from Mexico. Solomon-Kulovitz
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Gymnust Honored

BELGARDE, Yugoslavia Dec
% (AP).-Miroslav Cerar,
European gymnastic champion,
today was named Yugoslavia' S
male athlete of 1868.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

BY the Associated Press

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Boston 90, Buffalo s, Eastern Divi-
sion playofD
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
January 5
Boston at San Diego.
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ANAcOSTIA FALLS
Dunbar Captures
Tourney TIP

and Fred Thomas combined
for IL points and Anacostia
whettled the margin to two
points, 67-65, with 2:10 to play.
The teams traded buckets and
then Fields started making trips
to the free throw line.
He made one of two twice and
then dropped in both at
temptS of a one-and-one to
put Dunbar out in front, 73-
SO. However, Thomas tapped
in a stray shot and sank a
foul to close it to 1872. Fields
followed with two more char
ity throws and Shepherd COM
pleted the job with two more.
Fields finished with 9 of
II foul shots and 13 points
while Shepherd, a bull under
the boards, had is.
Thomas, Philips Get 19
Thomas connected for 10
points to match teammate Os-
car Philips for Anacostia's
scoring honors. The loss was
the second for the Indians in
six games.
Art Baylor and Bill Butler
paced Mackin to a 70-43 rout
of Carroll in the battle for
third place. Hoffman-Boston
rallied to nip Gnozaga in the
consolation game.
Mcbride, Shepherd and
Lowell Dempsey of Dunbar
were named to the all-tourna-
ment team along with Ana
costia'S Thomas and Bob
Blocker, Mike Murphy of Car
roll, Ronald White of Hoff-
man-BoSton, Pete George of
Gonzaga and Butler and Bay
Evening star., 1963-12-29

fouled out with 1853 left after
CIV had closed the margin to
74-73.
CIV made another comeback
bid in the final 10 seconds, clos
ing to 1921, but Don Gosey's
two free throws clinched it for
Mississippi State.
1t was GW's seventh loss in
10 games.
CIV led, 1894, at the half
chiefly on Adamitis' 13 early
points. The Colonials also hit
l3 of their first Is free throws.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
NORFOLK NAVAL

NOkFOLk NAVAL
Championship
Sublant 92, Frederick 81.
(COnsOIation)
Old Dominion 1O3, Priblant 81.
Old Dominion 1903, Phiblant 81.
HOLIDAY CLASSIC
Consolation
Z. Carolina 96, Cumberland 90,
WATAUGA INVITATIONAL
FinaI Round)
z. Kentucky ~, Richmond sc,
VIM. and Mary 50, E. Tennessee 55,
POINSETTIA CLASSIC
Championship
The Citadel ~, Furman Al,
(COnsOlatiOn)
TCU 20, Alabama 81.
INDIANAPOLIS CLASSIC
First Round)
Franklin 81, Ohio Northern Sc.
Indiana c. 30, st. JOSeph's SO.
MOTOR CITY
Championship
Penn State SS, Detroit SO,
Consolation
Holy Cross 81, W. Michigan SO.
LOYOLA INvITATIoNAL
tCOnsOlation)
Albright 65, Delaware 81,
EVANSVILLE HOLIDAY
(ConSolatiOn)
maryland 81. Columbia 76.
ALL AMERICAN
Championship
NY. WESLEYAN 62, Virginia AZ.
Consolation
Miss. state S6, G. Washington 81.
McNEESE INVITATIONAL
Consolation
Spring Hill IS. Sc La. "a COT),
HURRICANE CLASSIC
Consolation
Army 90. Princeton SO.
QUEEN CITY
Third Place.
Canisius I'll, Miami tO) 81.
NORFOLK STATE
Championship
Norfolk st. "a, Hampton Inst, f5
Consolation
Morgan st. 81. Va. Union 20.
VANDERBILT INVITATIONAL
Consolation
memphis st. SIS, W. Kentucky SO.
MILWAUKEE CLASSIC
Third PIace)
Marquette 9S, Dartmouth SO.
sun BOWL
Denver 20. Baylor 81.
GULF SOUTH
CCOnsOlation)
Arkansas IS, Mississippi 6S.
MT. UNION INVITATIONAL
Championship
wilmington 65, Baltimore 81.
Consolation
Mt. Union 68. Hiram SO,
McNEESE INvITATIONAL
COsOlation)
Spring Hill 6S, Sc La. 81 (OT),
HURRICANE CLASSIC
Consolation
Army so, Princeton 56.
QUEEN CITY
Championship
DePaul Sc, Xavier so.
Third Place.
Canisius 81, Miami (0D 81.
NORFOLK STATE
Consolation
Morgan st. 81, Va. Union 20.
VANDERBILT NvITATIONAL
(COnsOIatiOn)
Memphis st. SS, w. Kentucky 50.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Bladensburg So, Alumni so,
Damascus ~. Ligcnier 10.
LandOn 80, LaSalle pa 63.
South Hills so, st. Johns 10,
NOtre Dame 81, st. Stephens 81.
JOHNSTOWN INvITATIONAL
Championship
DeMatha 81, CataSauqua So,
CARROLL
Championship
Dunbar II, Anacostia 72.
(COnsOlatiOn)
Mackin 20, Carroll 48,
Third Place.
Hoff.-BostOn 60, GonEaga 81.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Coast Guurdsmen
Lose Tunqerine

ORLANDO, Fla, Dec. %
(AP)-Western Kentucky's de-
fensive specialists throttled the
Coast Guards and turned
three Cadet miscues into touch
downs in rolling to an easy
27-0 Tangerine Bowl victory
tonight.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Basketball Scores

AREA
Wake Forest II, Navy 50.
OTHER GAMES
Cincinnati 81, Tulsa 52.
CREIGHTON 75, South Dakota 81.
Kentucky l01, NOtre Dame 81.
Michigan State 16, Butler Is.
Norfolk st. II, Hampton Inst. 65.
81. Louis so, Bradley 20.
Stamford 80, SMU 20.
Youngstown lOI, Akron 82.
TOURNAMENTS
GULF STATES
(COnsOIa tiOn)
NV Louisiana SO, La. Tech so.
LONG ISLAND COLLEGE
Championship
Hefstra 81, Adelphi 20.
(Third Place.
QUAKER CITY
(COnsOlatiOn ROund)
LOyola Chi. SO, Northwestern S2.
Temple 80, Boston College 6S.
(SemifinalS)
st. Bonayenture 81, Drake 62.
LaSalle 80, GEORGETOWN 80.
HOLIDAY FESTIVAL
Consolation ROund)
Providence 50, Cornell 63.
st. Johns (N.Y.) SO, Dayton 76.
(Semifinals)
YillanOva 81, Utah 15.
Minnesota SO, st. JOseDh's 63.
ALL COLLEGE
Championship
Wichita so, Oklahoma City ~.
Seventh Place.
Washington so, Idaho SO.
Fifth Place.
Houston Sc, Montana state So.
Third PlzeRl
Texas A&M 30. Wyoming 81.
Third Place.
Texas A & NJ 30. Wyoming 81.
BIG EIGHT
Consolation ROund)
Iowa State 73, Colorado 65.
Oklahoma 75, Nebraska 66.
(SemifinaIsl
Kansas State "a, Missouri 81.
(Semifinals)
Kansas State 81, Missouri 81.
LOS ANGELES CLASSIC
Seventh Place.
West Virginia 90, Yale &C.
Fifth Place)
NYU 20, use 89.
Third Place)
Seattle 81, Washington st. 20.
FAR WEST CLASSIC
Consolation
LSU 81, Iowa 81.
u
ROCHESTER TECH
Consolation RounN
Detroit Tech 80, Rochester Tech GO
Stevens Tech 81, Newark Eng. IL.
tSemifinals)
DreXel Tech IL, Pratt 55.
Indiana Tech 30, Lawrence 7. So.
WAGNER INVITATIONAL
Championship
Massachusetts 80. Fairfield S8.
(COnsOIatiOnD
Wagner 105. st. Peters 96.
QUINCY HOLIDAY
(ConSOlation)
Bellarmine SO. Austin Peay 10.
Adams st. 81, VIM. Jewell ~.
Central st. 90, Duluth, MINI. 81.
TOP OF THE NATION
Consolation Round)
Ft. Lewis 81, SW. Oklahoma 65.
Rocky Mt. Coll. 81, Chadron 20.
WCAC
(COnsoIation)
LOyOla (Cal.) IS, Pepperdine 60.
RED RIVER CLASSIC
Championship
st. Johns 81, MOOrhead so.
Third Place.
st. Cloud 81, Parsons 92.
Seventh Place.
Hamline II. Mayville 75.
Fifth Place.
San Francisco ~, Pacific 67.
(Seventh Place.
N. Dakota st. ~. Concordia 54.
Seventh Place.
n. Dakota st. ~. C0ncOrdia 81.
CAPITAL CITY
Championship
Albany st. 73. st. Lawrence 80.
Third Place.
siena Al, RPI 80.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
HOCKEY SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto, 2; Boston, o.
Detroit, L; Montreal, 1,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey, Buffalo, 2.
Pittsburgh, q; Baltimore, 8.
Cleveland, Z; Quebec, g.
Springfield, 8; Rochester, L.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Fort Wayne, 8; MuskegOn, 1.
Toledo, A; Port Huron, 0.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Clinton, 8; JohnStown, /.
Charlotte, 81 Nashville, /.
CENTRAL LEAGUE
st. Louis, 81 Cincinnati, 3.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

Western. Kentucky-Miller, IL run
CLERK kick).
Western Kentucky - Mutchler, 90
pass from Miller CLARK kick.
Western Kentucky-Napper, 81 pass
from Miller Ckick failed).
western Kentucky-Jim Burt. IA
run (Clark kick
Attendance 1900.
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Totals 80 10 90 Totals Is IL As
Halftime: MacGin. 37.25.
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WV. Renner, 73.
Retired Colonel,
Medal Winner

Wilbert Verno Renner, 70, a
retired United States Army
colonel, died on Thursday, after
a long Illness at the Veterans
Hospital In Los Angeles.
Born In Frederick, Md. Col.
Renner was educated in the
District of Columbia and re-
ceived his bachelor of arts de-
gree from George Washington
University in 1916. He was also
a graduate of the Quarter
master School of Philadelphia
in 1928 and the Army Indus
trial College In Washington In
1929.
He served In the Army during
Word Wars I and II, receiving
the Bronze Star during the
Second while serving in the
European Theater.
He retired in 1946 and went
to Richmond, Calf. to live with
his son, Richard w. Renner.
In 1858 he went to the Vet
Grams Administration Center in
Los Angeles.
In addition to his son, Col.
Renner is survived by a brother,
Herbert @. Renner Of st.
Petersburg, Fla. and a daugh-
ter, Winifred r. Molinaro, 1888
Russell avenue. Avondale, Md.
Services will be at / pm.
Thursday, at the Fort Myer
Chapel with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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Mrs. Edith Hart,
House EmpIoye

Mrs. Edith Gwynn Hart, 6S
an employe of the Members
Dining Room of the House of
Representatives for many
years, died suddenly at her
home here Sunday.
The former Edith Laughlin,
of High Point, N. c.. Mrs. Hart
lived at Is E street NV. She
had worked in the dining room
at the Capitol Saturday but
relatives said her health had
not been good recently.
She was the widow Of Fred
G. Hart. a Washington garage
owner, who died about a year
ago. She is survived by a son,
Arthur X. Kercoude, jr., of
4507 Sangamore road, Sumner
Highlands, Md; a sister, Mrs.
Annie Aldridge, and a brother,
Preston Laughlin. both of High
Point, and two grandchildren.
Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel. Wisconsin avenue at
Harrison street NV. after
noon today. Services will be
at the chapel at Q pm. to-
morrow with burial in Glen
wood Cemetery.