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conferred frequently in recent
weeks on the Middle East
danger. In a 1850 declaration
they pledged they would do all
possible TO prevent any change
in Israel's borders by force. In
recent months they have cited
this pledge in answer to Israeli
appeals for arms to match those
Communist CzechoSlovakia is
selling Egypt.
Russia has been shown a
Western plan of action designed
to strengthen the u. N. role of
'peacemaker. The West wants
Russia to agree so the Security
Council decision will be unani-
nous. The Soviet nation has
given no hint of its attitude But
twice in 1854 Russia vetoed U N
resolutions on Palestine which
the Arab nations opposed.
There was no early hint of the
neY Western plan other than a
Hammarskjold mission. A United
States diplomatic source would
say only that "a resolution con-
tanning proposals for action is
being worked on" Britain had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-21
u. N. Council to Meet
On Arob-IsroeIi Crisis

clashes and armed buildups were
violations of the l949 armistice
negotiated with U. N. help.
1T is a matter of deep concern
to the Government of the United
States" the American delegate
continued, land it therefore re-
quests urgent and early action
by the Security Council to con-
slider the situation now prevail
ing in the Palestine area"
Diplomatic informants said
the United States. France and
Britain want the Security Coun-
Gil to send Mr.. HammarSkjold
back to the area. The Secretary
General returned last month
from talks with Arab and Israeli
leaders and said they had prom
Used to settle disputes peacefully.
But there was no letup to border
incidents.
The Western Big Three have
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that would have been purchased
after March. 1857. Virtually ali
the craft would have been allotted
to the Mutual Defense Assistance
Program.
The fighters are manufactured
by Republic Aviation Corp.
Farmingdale. Long Island. The
plant now is on strike.
This action is taken as a re-
suit Of reappraising the Air
Force and Mutual Defense As
tsistance needs for this aircraft
in the light of the availability OF
more advanced aircraft of the
century SERIES" the announce
ment said.
Speed of the F-84F is more
than $50 miles an hour. The Gen.
fury series is supersonic.
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suggested previously that the
U. N. truce commission in Pales.
time, a small international force
of military officers which checks
on border incidents after they
have occurred, be enlarged tc
permit a preventive patrol of the
Israeli-Arab borders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-21
'F-84F Order Cut
1929 by Air Force

The Air Force has cut the
number Of F-84F Thunderstorm
fighter planes purchased or on
order by 10 per cent. Between
$50 and 800 planes costing APP
Iproximately 500 million are in
volved.
The reduction affects aircraft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-21
Or. BurnweIl Heuds
VA Medical Research

DR.. John B. Barnwen has been
appointed assistant chief medi-
cal director for research and
education in the Veterans Ad-
Iministration's department Of
medicine and surgery.
DR.. Barnwell, who has headed
the VAS tuberculosis service
since 1916 and is known
throughout the medical world for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-21

his accomplishments in the fight
against the disease. succeeds DR.
George N. Lyon. DR.. Lyon has
Evening star., 1956-12-09

Nolan jackson. 2229 Sixteenth street
n W: Andrew Cauthen. oQ4 Sixteenth
street NE Charles Gibbs, 1926 W street
n w; Percy NJ. Jones. 20 7 street NV :
Oliver ID. Jones 25O3 Hamlin street n E.;
JGhnie B DAVIS. 200 Twelfth street NE
SheIton u. Lee. IT,. lI40 street NE,
Calvin Grav 1905 Buchanan. street n W. j
NV; william K underRood vi 1Sen9o" e15d sS1ei +
street NV; Slas b. Thompson, 49,
street NE Butter Peterson, 1850 2
Suspended for period noted for al
220l Dennis avenue, silver sprins, I'D :.
p days: Arthur. r. Jones, 414 DelatielC
pace NV 2n davs; Wilbert Henderson
tSIq ssnn ~, Eads street NE. 10 days Pay
nFe DAYS and Traf1c School Cornelius
s. pe5ruyn 7n3 Chaney drive. Takoms
Park, Md, q days: General Hines 1914
Barrow. 1878 Farragut street NV. ii
NE, FIVE days; Archie station. 964S
dore Redi ffeet soSs 5a strees ess SET heH
days; Daniel Dade, 392S East capito
street. tive. days and Trafic School; Pau
r. Mitchell. 1879 East CAPITOL street &c
Sc, ave DAYS and frame school: I'd Ed,
days: William Holley. II s39$ Hart.
Thompson, % fe 700 barry rs piace osss' NV pe No 3
Is DAYS and Trafic school; Bernard
80 DAYS: Manuel N Coates 22s Tenth
street NE. p days; John H. Jones
Marvin E. Calder. 129 Fourth street
NE 80 days; William J. Alexander
3770 Hayes street NE. Ave days anc
Traffc school, William 7. Neelos. 2gQ.t
Bayne 3l3 Massachusetts avenue NE.
90 days; James J Goady, II6l6 x street
Taylor, 343S Dix street NE, 80 days
Herman II, Bailey. 903 You street NV
two days and TrsfIc School Charlie T
Fuller. .224 Thirty-third street NE, II
NE 80 days; Thomas c.. Bullock 4S34
BiagHen avenue NV. fiVe days anc
Fse Rbaae aSS shS9l avaSas ESSsr 9s ds2s a
TTTatiee school Davisdo Yysttheggs,b I'll, I29,4
Lee. 4I04 Nineteenth street NE. 3f
DAYS; Clarence z. Smith, 523 Randolph
1276 oates street NE. rs days .ane
Trsfiic School; joseph A. Grill 22t
Metcan 1915 Gales street NE. 80 DAYS
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land TrafHc school; Alice D. FRAZIER
l223S Mt View place Sc. Is days ant
Trafic School; James Malta S41S
lFifty-nfth street, East Riverdaie Nd
i15 days and Trafie Sehooi; Ben;
lShamiRan. SiJ6 Eastern avenue NV
iiiTe davs and Traffic School
Also Robert 1. Evans. 1903 Second
639 onelda street Ne, fiye days and
Iraffic School Raymond I Hawkins
700 Thirteenth street NV, Is days,
Mande Maud Paiten v5IS 5is Twenty -Iirst
Nathaniel Lewis. 1884 Ames street
NE. 80 days; George D. prout 5054
5Iayes street Ne, tiye days end Trsftc
street NV, Is days; Donald X Hainil-
ton, 1884 Pomeroy road Sc. Is Gays,
JOsephus u, Lee, 46t3 FOote street N E.,
20 days; Robert K. Unzicker, 2sl oTanse
fI William B1rnes qsss sos sos sS street feppH Me-
J . days; Henry l.. McMiekens 6ls Sixth
street NE, 80 days: Hubert walker
daYs: asisa Raymond as carr, ntiS 1894 s. Street
iS. f., y GAYS Oscar L.. Long. 310is <
street SIRE es.,S Ne 70 days and Tratc school;
NV. Is days; Jack Byers. 33 R street
NV, 80 days: Milton Hawkens, ir..
5ol7 X street NE. 10 days: Herbert
Smalis, 349 Eleventh street Sc. 10
avenue NE, 10 days; James L. Ward,
l701 Park road NE, 80 days: George
Shields, 1925 North Capitol street, 80
days; Alexander Monroe. 1924 Center
street NV, five DAYS and Traflc School,
Herman Williams, 49l2. Nash street
IN E., five days; Frank W. Mayo, 2703
Suspended until satisfaction Of judg-
ment-Carretha. Moore. 1854 Rosedale
street NE; Marion L. Russell sos
Cheesapeake street Sc Albert Mathis
| 1902 Maryland avenue NE: William
James johnson, 1915 Church street NV.
Willism WI n n..Isnn Blunt 8sI5 < street Me- Her.
James H. Chinn. 426 L street NV.
Suspended for failure to file lnsur-
ance-JoSeph Leroy Bielsski, 1906 Quin.
ey street brentwood, Nd: Andrew
Crowell S23 Eleventh street NE; Isham
IN Sizempre, 1921 BenninR road Sc
willie W, Judd. 4075 Minnesota avenue
Me-. Sherman R Anderson, 2415 s
Lowell street Arlinston. Virginia: VIII
liam H. Proctor. 2429 Alabama avenue
s.F., David A., Butler; 1880 Rickenba?ke,
10 BRYANT street NV; Bernard IS,
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Garfield Reaton, 1913 Nineteenth street
NV. go days..
Revoked for operating after revocation
Calvin NJ Switzer. 9l9 @ place NV
Leon r. Hawkins. IT.. 111S Twenty-irst
street NE. Kim Williams, 2015 Third
street NV: william NJ Redding. 243t
Alabama avenue Sc; Clarence A.
Grlggs, 4421 Falls terrace Sc.
Revoked for operating after suspen-
sion--Alfred Fowler. 1898 Corcoran
street NV: Harry s. Hinson. lO09
Massachusetts avenue NV; John Poole
100 v street NV; Charles Mckinley
2235 shannon place Sc: William A.
BRYANT 4s2 H street S.W.
Revoked for unauthorized use Of auto
Henry A. Gholson 1857 stevens
road Sc.
Revoked for driving while drunk
Theodore r. Carter, 144l Kearney street
NE, 80 DAYS and Traf1c SCHOOL, FLOYD
Ic, Mann. 6l4 EdRehill drive Alexandria
IVA. Harry Wells, i015 Fifty-ntnth ave
Inue NE: Clarence Thr9wer. s8l6 FiIth
Sterling avenue Sc; John 8. Smith eox
SO, osona. Fla, Leo g. Robinson; -
Bates street NV, 80 days and restricted
use Of permit to commercial VEHICLE;
Walter Ragen, 110b Monroe street N E
Revoked for accumulated record Of
Itrafie violations tOtaling 12 points or
mOre-James C. Wilson. 80 ! street N w
$50 days and restricted use Of permit;
sherman ]. Basil. 907 N street NV
/ Allen L. Luckett, $40 Second street S E.
Julia p Lewis, 1900 Rosedale street Z
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IRiley T14 sixth street NE; dustave A.
lLevene. $40 Hamilton street NV
!. No 2: G. Permit--Ne D. c. ReEistra.
nv; JOHNNY p Jackson. 39as Amei
!srio place NV; Thomas b. Hall Har.
Lev Hall: Laurel Nd; Harry Z. Ross :
var Ware EiEhss ais itTsst Sssolson mW rdst as'ee
street NV; Hueh PhiIiu. 1907 N street
NV. Jan Bsersft. 1873 9 street NV
Ne wiliiainf q. Rowe. 1915 Hsmiir
street F.; Alice n; Coates, 1913 Dun.
can street NE: Willie } Williams 65t
Merton Y l1F PLACE NE Elsa Dawes. l75t
ll347 East Capitol street; Milton T vii
lingham ir.. l13n Morse street Ne.
Gsras fon sqliyan o91 fd ltl9 street sE Clay
RTaeSas HsR; RsasynS Ma ssdn ssSs dS.l ERa
Pagsn, Sl1 Mount Vernon place NV
Rg4 Ms4on sbsdSaa BT9ss sey ;1s d" street sSL NV
c6aps road d0'So NE. asg joseph % Davis uefs; ffs.
Twelfth street NV; John Philip Mugg
a37 Rhode Island avenue NV: Ran
deolph henderson, 81 x street NE Lewis
a Brady Shellmani 334 Fifth street NV. ;;
Emmanuel v. Wilson. 1927 Fairmoni
Lee, street NE; Basilo Liacuris, 1925
Es j. M BoucSsr aSaa iSSs SSsr HSntes HsPTeg pase he
Silver Spring. Nd; William David. 2S2
Second street NV; Annette Drake, 2s7
Newcomb street Sc; Harry L. Davis
tel Room No. 5; ishman Jackson 1870
Oates street N E.; Jesse James Bellamv
623 upshur street NV: Herman NJ
Lsmonds. 80, Elm street. Takoma Park
NV: Luther r. Pettitt lTI3 seven.
teenth street NV
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IWiIIoughby to Speak
On Soviet Espionage

A lecture will be given by Mai
Gen. Charles Willoughby. retired
Army officer and longtime asso-
ciate of Gen. Douglas Macarthur
in the Pacific, at S:15 pm. Tues
day in Castor Hall, Georgetown
University.
Gen. Willoughby will use as
his subject, Soviet Espionage in
the Far East and Its American
Collaborators." The talk is spon-
sored by the Georgetown Uni
versity Chapter of Delta Phi
Epsilon, national foreign service
fraternity.
Evening star., 1956-12-09


is fled.
OF the revoked permits one
was for driving under the In
fiuence of narcotics. one for
fiagrant disregard for persons
Or property, one for leaving after
collision, five for driving after
revocation. five for driving after
suspension, seven for driving
while drunk and 16 for accumu-
lated violations totaling IL
points under the point system.
Fifty-four Of the suspensions
came for an accumulated record
of eight points, 10 for failure to
file insurance and seven for fail
ure to satisfy judgment in court
The complete list of traffic
revocations and suspensions:
Revoked for operating under the in
9uence Of narcotic drugs-David Raj
ford. 5S02 Blaine street NE
Revoked for operating in such man
neT as to show aaErant disregard for thu
safety Of persons or pT0perty, following
hearinE-James A. Robinson, G63s
Bowen road Sc
Revoked for ieavinE after eOIlidinE-
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z U. S. Aides to Discuss
Warsaw Radio PurIey

H E. Dinger Of the Naval
Research Laboratory and E. W,
Allen of the Federal Communica-
tions Commission. who attended
an International Radio Con-
Isultative Committee assembly in
Warsaw last summer, will dis
cusS the meeting and their i'm
Ipressions of Poland at $3.50 pm.
Tuesday in Tompkins Hall,
George Washington University.
The joint lecture is sponsored
by the Institute of Radio En-
gineers.
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Engineer TO Speuk

1t. Col. Robert E. Mathe, AS
Sistant Engineer Commissioner
for Urban Renewal, will speak
on progress of renewal efforts
in Washington during a luncheon
sponsored by the Washington
Housing Association at noon
Thursday in the AAUW, 1884
I street NV.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
36 Drivers Lose Permits,
SUSPENSIONS Given to II

Trtysx motor vehicle operators permits were revoked this
others suspended the Department of Vehicles and
Traffic has announced
Also 80 persons who charged with driving without
District permit privilege being licensed registered
District suspended until proof Of financial responsibility
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

SUNDAY WASHINGTON {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
Curohng Streeteur
By DORIS KANTER

TE POOR PUSHED bundle laden character Minute
ChrstmaShopper
spirit
Those whove been in his shoes other he's immune glad
tdngSth
l2O will their Thursday Friday evenings
shoppers
Caroing
System
Thursday,
red and thanks
decorated Christmas
A
specially installed
The will Fourteenth NV
NV then scheduled to
return Fourteenth Park road NV.
Friday youngsters will
carols public will broadcast
along another They're scheduled at Eleventh
Seetc1r will
E
Jersey and NV
tradition
World War
appearing annually
, 1956-10-23
ELECTION NOTICE

Al General Election will be held ia the District Of Sts
croix, Virgin Islands Of the United States On TuesdaysNov-
ember s. 1856.
The Polls will be opened from 800 am. until 800 pm.
Voters who reside in the voting areas formerly reeognig-
ed as Christiansted Town and Chrishansted Country Dis
tricts will vote at the polling place at the Police Court House
in Christiansted.
Voters who reside in the voting areas formerly ~recogniz-
ed as Frederksted Town and Frederiksted Country Districts
will vote at the polling place in the Court House in %Frederik-
sted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Daniel FavOrs
UItimatum a

Dan Daniel, national CON-
mander of the American Legion,
last night called on the United
States to give Russia this ulti-
matum: IF you attempt to ex-
pand your colonial empire you
will run the risk of thermo-
nuclear destruction"
1--WE must prevent further
Russian expansion" he said
Although we deplore the lack
of resolute effective action by
the U. N. in stopping Russian
aggression in Hungary, the
American Legion believes that
sending the U. N. police to Egypt
is a step in the right direction
but not enough"
Knowing this" he added,
"the United States, through
President Eisenhower, should i'm
mediately give Soviet Russia the
ultimatum.
Mr.. Daniel spoke at a dinner
of local legionnaires in the
Shoreham Hotel. He returned
from Cairo soon after the Middle
East crisis developed.
He said that "our survival and
security as a free nation have
never been more. gravely threat
ened than they are tonight"
He, however, predicted that
Russia will not force the United
States into a shooting war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
u. S. Rejects Plea
ToConvene Oil Unit
BY the Associated Press

The United States has rejected
a 16-nation appeal for this coun-
try to convene a special COM
mittee with authority to arrange
for emergency oil shipments to
Europe.
The State Department is re-
ported to have suggested in
stead that European countries
get together and work through a
special committee of their own
to buy extra American oil.
The main reason for refusing
to reconvene the emergency
committee, informants said,
seems to be a fear that Arab
countries would regard it as sup
port for Britain and France
after these two countries in
vaded Egypt.
Oil shipments from the United
States to Europe are being in
creased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
2 Danish Employees
Report Attack Here

Two Danish Embassy secre-
taries told police they were at
tackled about midnight in the
1000 block of Columbia road
NV. by two men who tried to
get their purses.
Miss Helle CARLY, 26, was
knocked to the ground by a tall
thin man wearing a red cap,
she said. She held on to her
purse, police said, and was
treated for bruises at Garfield
Hospital.
Miss Lis Jensen, %, who lives
with Miss CARLY at 1880 Column
bia road NV, said her purse
with $50 in it was taken. They
said the assailants were Negroes
The Danish Embassy reported
the women have been in this
country only two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
InsonitycuIIed
Fake, Bundit Gets
S to IS Years

Frank Hatfield, 25, who once
occupied a plush Statler Hotel
suite under the name of Mark
de Rothschild Bamberg. yester-
day was sentenced to serve 5 to
is years in prison for the rob-
berry of a Western Union Office
here.
Federal Judge Alexander
Holtzof observed that because of
Hatf1eld's strange antics" at his
trial. a mental examination was
held subsequently.
The jurist stated that a report
from psychiatrists indicated Hat
field was sane and was sham
ming insanity.
At one point during the trial.
Hatfield had told the judge to
be quiet"
The defendant was convicted
of holding up telegraph Office
in the 700 block of Fourteenth
street NV. last July IL and TAX
ing 5000 in travellers checks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
CHEESECAKE PROVES
A BIG ATTRACTION
IN RED GERMANY

BERLIN (P).-Something
new has been added in Com
munist East Germany-pin-
up pictures of the Bikini
bathing suit variety.
Post cards featuring shape
ly girls in skimpy bathing
attire were put on sale re-
Gently at the lobby news
stand in the East Berlin
Parliament Building. While
this would hardly cause a
stir in Western countries,
it's something else in East
Germany. The Communist
regime has always frowned
on anything it said smacked
of "decadent" Westere
cheesecake.
No explanation was Of
fered TO rthe new items. The
stand has become a center
OF attraction. but so far
there has been little buying
Of the grille cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Wife Murder Suspect
Freed on $4,000 Bond

tives he used his car to drive
his wife's body to q road of
U. S. l near Richmond, Va.
where he left the body in a
ditch.
Whitley was charged early
Thursday by police, who said
he admitted kicking his wife in
the abdomen and choking her
when she screamed for police.
The struggle climaxed an argu-
ment the couple had when Mrs.
Whitley accused her husband
of being unfaithful. police said.
States Attorney Blair H.
Smith, indirectly terming the
Staying "a horrible and violent
crime" said he would never re-
commend bond for anyone
charged with first degree murder.
Bond should be denied when the
proof is evident and the presump-
ton of guilt is great, he said.
when he kicked her, wasn't
that enough-did he have to 60
and take her life?" he added.
Mr.. Lancaster said Whitley
has a good employment record,
and that none of his neighbors
could say anything against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
Elderly Woman
And Boy, Is, Killed
By Falling Trees

An elderly woman and a 13-
boy were killed by fall
ing trees in separate Virginia
accidents, the Associated Press
said today.
The woman. Mrs. Littia Tran
sou of Chesterfield County. was
found near her home pinned
beneath a fallen tree. Described
as between IS and 70 years, she
had been struck on the head by
a falling dead pine.
County Policeman r. E. Fee
back said Mrs. Transou had some
kindling wood in one arm and
other pieces Of kindling remained
at the spot where she had been
chopping.
The policeman said Mrs.
Transou lived alone and had
apparently not checked her post
office box since October %.
Jerry Wayne Lockhart OF
Rocky Gap was killed while cut
ting timber near his home. Fu-
neral home personnel said a
tree kicked back" killing the
l3-year-old instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
u. S. to Keep Bon
On Shipment
Of Cancer Pills
By &c Assoeiated Prod

Food and Drug Administrator
George P. Larrick says a court
decision upholding Government
seizure Of half a million pills
from the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic
Of Portage. Pa. will not end his
agency's moves against what he
called 1.-THE menace Of this fake
treatment"
IAN injunction is being sought
10 stop further interstate ship
ment Of the pills." he said in a
statement yesterday. I'VE intend
to use every legal means within
our power TO protect consumers
from being victimized by this
worthless treatment"
The United States court de-
cision In Pittsburgh Thursday
cleared the way for the Govern
ment to destroy the seized pills
In Pittsburgh. Judge John L
Miller signed a formal order Civ.
ing the Government permission
to destroy the pills. However
execution Of the order will BE-
stayed for 10 days 70 permit q
defense motion for a new trial.
The Government based its case
on claims that the pills we're mis-.
branded as being effective in the
treatment Of cancer. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

which won this years Star Tro-
ply. was elected first vice
president.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Doris Keith, River Terrace, as
sistant recording secretary, and
Robert L. Taylor. Oldest In
habitants, archivist.
Reelected to the office were /:
Julius Hobson, Woodbridge. Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Edith
P. Thomas. Eastland Gardens,
recording secretary; Leslie S.
Perry, Lincoln, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Ethel l..
Strong, Kingman Park, assistant
corresponding secretary.
Also, Mrs. Martha K. Simpson,
Kingman Park, financial secre-
tary; Charles r. Norris, North
east Boundary. treasurer; Mrs.
Anna Steen. Bloomingdale. par
Humanitarian, and Patrick Tolli-
yer. Deanwood. chaplain.
The new officers will be in
stalled at the January meeting
of the Federation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
B. D. Parker Elected Head
Of D. c. Civic Federation

harrington D. Parker, WASH
ington attorney, was elected
president of the District Fedora
ton of Civic Associations last
night.
Mr.. Parker. first vice president
of the federation for the last two
years. succeeds George o. Butler.
Mr.. Butler, who served two terms
as president and therefore not
qualified for reelection, was APP
pointed delegate-at-large for life.
He is a member of the Parker &
Parker law firm.
Mr.. Parker, Al years old today,
is a graduate of the District pub
lie schools. He received a degree
in 1916 from the Law School of
the University of Chicago.
Convention Alternate
He was an alternate delegate
to the 1852 and 1856 Republican
National Conventions for the
District. At present he is a
member Of the Washington Bar
bar of the Supreme Court, local
branch of the NAACP, Commas
sioners' Youth Council. Board Of
Appeals and Review of the Dis
trict and of the Commissioners
Committee on Employment of
the Physically Handicapped.
A native Of Rosslyn, Va, Mr..
Parker lives with his wife and
two children-Jason H., 13, and
Darlington. D.. jr., 12--at 1880
Sixth street NV.
Other Officers
Dutton Ferguson. president of
the Midway Civic Association.