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ATLAS, LILLE X. dwelling services
in memory OF the late LILLE X,
ATLAS will be held on Sunday. Mothers
Day. May 10, 1856. at 1890 pm, at
the Adas Israel Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
LASKIN. DORA. There viii be an I'M
yelling Of monument to the memory
OF our beloved mother the late DORA
LASKIN. on Sunday. May 6 1855
at pm. Of the Southeast Hebrew
CONGREGATION Cemetery. Friends and
relatives invited.
RODE. JOSEPH. Notice Of the unyeil.
JOSEPH RODE. beloved. husband Of
!, Lily Rode and father Of Milton and
Helen. The time, l pm. Sunday, May
g. 1876. and place, Beth Sholom Gene:
terry. Capitol HEIGHTS. Md. Friends and
relatives invited. To reach: Out Cen
trail ave. to 57th ave. turn right, &c
to NJ St. turn right to cemetery.
sCHEER, SAMUEL n. There will be ar
DRY q SAMUEL Il. scHEER on Sunday
May l3, 1855. at PM at tht
Adas Israel Cemetery. RelativeI
and friends are invited.
SCHILLER. ABRAHAM L. There will b.
an unwilling Of a monument to tht
memory Of ABRAHAM L. SCHILLER
at the Tifereth Israel Cemetery New
Rigs I'd extended. on Sunday. May 6
1885, at 1890 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. g.
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nology, and a bachelor of laws
degree from Columbus University
here, now combined with Cath
Ole University. Mr.. Donahoe was
a member of the American Insti-
tute of Mining Engineers. (
He is survived by his widow,
the former Ann Scallon, of the
home address. 5000 Luzon ave-
nue. NV; a daughter, Mrs. Owen
O'Hare, 1911 Ridge road, Be
thesda; two sons, Francis T. ir.,
a commander in the active
United States Naval Reserve, of
Long Island, N. Y, and William
S.. of 807 Xenia street Sc, an
accountant. Ten grandchildren
also survive.
Requiem mass will be offered
at the Catholic Church of the
Annunciation, 1850 MaSsachu-
sets avenue. NV. at 8 am.
tomorrow. Burial will be in Park
/ lawn Cemetery,
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a member of the Reserve Off.
GERS Association.
A native of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. O'Neill had lived in this
area since about 1880. He be-
longed to the Holy Name So.
ciety of Saint Michael's Cath
olic Church in Silver Spring.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Viola Sherwood O'Neill, and two
sons, Edward S. O'Neill, and 10.
seph E. O'Neill, all Of the home
address.
Funeral arrangements, which
are incomplete, are being han.
died by the Warner E. Pumph.
rey funeral home in Silver
Spring.
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George Hufford IS,
Real Estate Broker

George Raymond Hufford, IS
retired Fairfax County, Va. rea
estate broker, died Friday In
Circle Terrace Hospital, Alex
Iandria. He lived at West
Hunting Towers Apartments
Alexandria.
Mr.. Hufford is survived by his
widow. Mary H.; three brothers
Paul P. and Cloyd H.. both Of
Long Island. N. Y: Haynes v.
IDarien. Conn. and a sister, Mrs
j. S. Davies, Rock Hill. S. c.
Services will be held today in
his native Wytheville, Va.
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Francis T. Donohoe, Retired
Internal Revenue EmpIoye

Francis T. Donahoe, "a, an
engineer and lawyer and a vet
Ieran Of SO years with the Internal
Revenue Service, died Thursday
at Georgetown Hospital of a
heart condition.
Mr.. Donahoe's career spanned
iron and copper mining at the
turn of the century and argu-
mentS for the Government on tax
cases before various Federal
Courts.
At the time of his retirement
in 1851, he headed a unit he had
created in the Revenue Service,
the Engineering and Auditors
Section of the Chief CounselS
Office. During his years at Rev.
enue. he worked in various ca
lpacities as valuation engineer
He practiced on behalf of the
Service before the Municipal
Court of Appeals here, the United
States Court of Claims, the Tax
Court of the United States, and
Federal District Courts through
out the country. He received the
Treasury Departments Gallatin
Award upon his retirement.
A native of Ishpeming, Michi-
gan. he was the son of Julia
McKenna Donahoe and Timothy
F. Donahoe. a pioneer merchant
and iron mine operator there.
He worked as an engineer in
the iron mines of Michigan ano
in the copper mines of Montana
at the turn of the century. He
worked in Butte, Montana. while
the city was still building. ano
was employed by the late w. A
Clark, later a United States
Senator. and the Anaconda
Copper Mining Company.
Mr.. Donahoe received bache-
lor of science and engineer OF
mines degrees from the Michi-
Qan C0llepp 0f Mines and Tenio
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Falls Church; and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Madeline C. Nickles,
and Mrs. Jane c. Duvall. both
of the Charleston place address;
four grandchildren. and nine
greatgrandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Deal funeral
home, 1912 Georgia avenue NV.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery,
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DfathH

ARLEDGE, HARDIN BURNLEY III. On
LEY ARLEDdE iii, beloved son Of
and brother Of Nancy Ariedge. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856
Pa. ave. NV. courtesy parking op-
G SpSay Vh Mas SERVICES IL yin he he6 dtsqa
ment Rock Greek Cemetery.
BRADLEY. FRANCES. On Friday. May
vile I'd. Silver Spring: Nd. FRANCES
sell and foster mother Of Mrs. GLADYS
rangements by Henry s. Washington
ByrIT It. JyAx1rA. Suddenly; =. on
BUTLER, loving daughter Of Jessie
and Matte Butler. she leaves
to mourn their loss, loving father;
on Tuesday, May 8. at am, from
the Holy Name Church. 18th and K
SITS. ne. where requiem mass will be
mai mains iO can nh be viewed at her late resi-
Monday. May I: Burlsi q. oHOq Hiiii:
fansns soS. ~ LBS rs @ssT
eaa ss 1855 MxAH MYRTLE Gn c HqSsHHy
sister q HTsns Green ana Feiicis
I1OJus Oily alSO 10 IVY
nieces, one nephew, other relatives and
friends. After IL am. Sunday. MAY
&, friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You, st, NV.
where services. will be held on Mon.
day, May q at . p.m.,. Rev. Roosevelt
Mcintyre ofnciating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
CLARKE. GEORGE d. On Thursday
May 3, 1856. GEORGE D. CLARKE
OF 2230 N st. NV, husband OF the late
Blanche B. Clarke. devoted brother
of Mrs. Bessie M. Bell. Alfred Delaney
Stewart v. and Bradley A. Clarke
two aunts and other relatives anc
May 8, friends are invited to cal
at the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1870
9th st. NV. Funeral from the st
Mary's Episcopal Church, 730 33rc
st. NV. on Monday, May Z. at II
am. Interment Lincoln MemoIia
Cemetery.
COOK. LAURA BETSY. on Friday, Ma,
4. 1856. LAURA BETSY COOK. mother
OF Mrs. Louise Rennoe, Mrs. Clifford
Downs, Mrs. Sewell Burnap. Mrs. Laura
Hutchins and Frank Il. Gearhart
Waldorf, Md, on Monday May
Methodist Church. Brssns rd'. a.
1890 am. Interment church Gene
terry.
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In Mrntnrtant
JOHNSON, JOsFpH r - ,o,,,,.

JOHNSON. JOSEPH G. In loving mem
qrS 81 my dear father, JOSEPH G
: ihO NJ who departed this life
= And I tried from day to day.
In my humble little way.
But then one day you heard a voice
7, Ihst only YOU could hear:
IL called you to the holy land
Where there's no pain or fear.
l drank the cup of bitter grief
Inc DAY YOU went away
But Jesus Christ. our Saviour.
DIDN'T put us here to stay.
Some day I'm going to see you
His precious voice will call me, too
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. GEORGE.
RvENBURG, HOWARD G.. SR. In low
Ho 5 Ai1RspOT z; p R1vF ny dear husband
aaseparted TINS life nine years ago today,
The stars are brightly shining
:, Upon, silent grave:
In u lies loved one
l loved, but could not save.
In s my heart your memory fingers
There is not day, my darling,
HIS IovINd WIFE VIE Y v1o lola
RUTLAND. ANTHONY. In memory Of
my husband. ANTHONY RUTLAND
VINO departed this life three years ago
Sometimes it's hard to understand
why certain things must be,
But there is reason for it all
beyond our power TO see
HIS MIFE IRMA JEFFERSON RUT-
SMITH. BEATRICE NJ. In loving re-
BEATRicE N SMITH aeVo Who m enteredi
eternal rest eight years ago, Nav
Just line of sweet remembrance.
Just a. memory. fond and true:
Just token of loves devotion
That our hearts still long for you
The years of her life were numbered
When the messenger whispered low
The Master has come ana called for
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. VIVIAN
5 FOSTER IND BEATRICE s
SMITH. BEATRICE NJ Eight years ago
sEATRTcE N, smith. V went to l5'e her
eternal sleep.
How comforting to know
her sentences and unwavering belief
-. In life eternal
s'ih guide me through the years.
WAUGH, JAMES L., AND SAVOY, MA
RiON. In. loving memory of our nus
band father ana brother. JAMES
WAUGH, who departed this life
fourteen years ago today, May /, 1919
and MARION SAVOY who left is
eight years ago February 5. 1915.
What happy days we once enjoyed.
We were all together:
But, oh, how changed It all is now
Since they have gone forever.
Thew say time heals all sorrow
An1 helps ds to forget
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss them yet.
Their hands are so strangely still.
Ihey are at peace II is Thy will,
md though we know it's for the best,
We can't believe their hands want rest.
So. IL it's not too much to ask,
Dear LORD. please offer them some task:
whim
Let them make bibs for cherubims.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills were hard to climb:
He gently closed their loving eyes
And whispered Peace be thine"
WIFE. CHILDREN AND SISTER
=
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With Regard to a
Cord of Thonks

Very often q card OF Thanks in
The Star meets o need which con
hardly be solved in ony other woy.
Not only is il o gracious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who hove sent
florul tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom o per-
sonul note Of thonks connot well be
mailed OF whose names and 3D.
dresses ore not known. insertions OF
esrd Of thonks may be arranged
by telephone TO The Stor. ST. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Why Gawler'S Downtown
Location Has Remained
The Same For
More Than A Century

Many times since the founding of Joseph
Gawlers Sons, more than a century ago,
the Gawler family has carefully con-
sidered the advantages of our downtown
location. Our nearness to Government
offices and downtown business houses
allows those who wish to pay final respects
the opportunity of doing so conveniently,
without lengthy travel. Most Washington
executives, employees and Government
workers still spend their working days in
the downtown area Our Location has beer
of great service to them.
Tradition of address alone could not justify
our remaining in one location; our reason
is to continue to extend the most important
tradition of all-GawIer service service
in the broadeSt possible sense.
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Plorsl Tributes Moderate
prices. Open daily, sun. holidays Phone
nishts 600 itts b. NV. k. 5000
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In Mrntnriaitt

BAKER. CHARLES SHELTON. In low
ing memory Of our son and brother
parted this life six years ago, May
q, 1850.
Six years have passed since you fell
asleep,
But FOND memories still live In our
hearts yerv deep
THE FAMILY
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CASEY. GERTRUDE A. In loving mem.
DRY OF our devoted daughter and
sister. GERTRUDE A. CASEY, who
passed away two years ago today
May ., 1854.
The years may wipe out many things
But this they'll wipe out never,
The memory of those happy days
When we were all together.
We think of her in silence.
Her name we often recall;
But there's nothing left to answer
But her picture on the wall.
Just when life was the brightest,
Just when her hopes were best.
GOO called her from among US
To home of eternal rest.
MOTHER. SISTER AND FAMILY.
CASEY, GERTRUDE. In loving memory
CASEY who departed this life two
years ago today, May 9, 1854.
Time speeds on two years have passed
Since death its gloom its shadow cast
Within our home, where all seemed
And took from us a shining light.
HER DEVOTED SON, REGINALD H
cSEY, AND DAuoHTER-IN-LAW,
SARAH A. CASEY.
CASEY. GERTRUDE. In loving memory
OF our niece and cousin, GERTRUDE
CASEY. who died two years ago TODAY.
Gone. but never forgotten.
CECILIA BLAND. SADYE QUEEN
GILMORE, TwYMAN SPARKS. A trlb-
ute to my husband, TWYMAN SPARKS
GILMORE. who left me May g. 1850
In words / cannot tell lust how feel
But, OH / know so well lust how you
You held my hand and said you ver,
- al
You stole away in the nisht for fear
that might weep.
wept, l had lost one SO dear
But with every tear and heartachs
always feel YOU near
SO often my mind wanders
Where in tears saw you lowered
foviNG WIFE. LULA.
HARRIS. NORvAL W. SONNY. In
49, SOW, NoRV st4o ". SONY, HAIR lar.
~ RIS. and tribute OF love and
w devotion on your birthday Nav
Dear sonny, YOU are not forgotten
Though on earth you are no more
still In memory YOU are with US
AZ you always were before.
God knows now much We miss you.
And S SSHRss the stss y. ' osy sleeps
iovINoLY MON AND DAD.
LATNEY, ALICE r. In loving memory Of
g wonderful wife and dear mother
ALICE r. LATNEY who went 70 her
reward one year aEo. MAY 8, 1888.
Though the body is gone the spirit
alvays near 10 inspire w from
a M y DEVOTED HUSBAND JAMES r.
LATNEY, AND CHILDREN.
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BROWN. LOUISE. In memory OF our
loving mother, grandmother, sister and
aunt, LOUISE BROWN, who departed
from us to continue her eternal life
with Christ one year ago. May >, 1885
You cannot say. you must not say
That she is dead, she is lust away,
With a CHEEKY smile and wave OF the
hand
She has wandered into an unknown
land
And left us dreaming how very fair
II indeed must be, since she fingers
there.
So think of her living on.
As dear in the love OF there - the
love Of here:
Think Of her still a. the same and
say.
She Is not dead. she is lust away
FAMILY
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FATHER EDWARD q. LYONS,
Spiritual Director. =
POTTER. ORA J. on Saturday. Nav
o. 1856, ORA J. POTTER OF 54S
23rd pl. ne. beloved mother Of Mrs
Lillian B. Kennedy and Robert NJ.
Potter. Also surviving are three sis
tiers, two brothers, a nephew, William
Barlow one son-in.law other rela.
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Me-
REID, lanes c. On Friday May !,
terrace Sc. devoted father OF Mrs
other relatives and friends. Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Barnes
k e Mnsfi!RsV CHARLES n. suddenly. on
fi oui;s. No. a' SEHARLEss sos 3 REM SSffREYS
Of, 12Se3 Matey I'd, Silver Spring
father Of Roger c. Remaley and son OF
Miss Ruth p, Remaley and Mrs james
Z. Townsend. Mr.. Remaley rests at
NE Wsrn.er Pumphrey Funeral
Nd. Services on Monday; May a
church. colesville. Nd. intsfment
PSrklawn Cemetery. Cin preference Of
flowers. sympathy may be expressed in
the form OF contributions TO the stu
school SANDY spFins Md OO 'priyn Is
parking facilities for your convenience
located on wayne ave. adjacent to
funeral homs.D Pittsburgh papers.
please copy.
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BRAMELL, VERNON. In memory Of our
beloved son, VERNON BRAMELL, Who
passed away seven years ago today
May .. 1919.
When we look around
We know death has been here:
The face we used to see
We don't see any more.
MOTHER AND DADDY
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Bratha

o Sss 1s5 E zhzBh1 Il q sSSs
the beloved wife Of the late william
Cornish, Mrs Madeline c. NickleI
and Mrs. Jane c, Duvall Funera
from the W. W. Deal Funeral Home
1872 Georgia ave. NV, on Monday
May q, At . nm. Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery.
CORNISH. ELIZABETH X. Officers anc
members of Cathedral Chap.
NA ter. NO a. o. E. s., are
w hereby notified of the death
A@A Of Sister ELIZABETH r
cS CORNISH, p. NJ. and secre-
~ tary emeritus. Members may
v call at the Deal Funera
Home. 1872 Georgia ave NV.
EDITH A. CROWDER, w. M.
EDITH L. YOUNG, Secretary.
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Friday. May 4. 1856. in washington,
D. C., CHARLES ARTHUR GRIMES:
Sr., husband Of Edna e. Grimes Of
All East Alexandria ave. Alex. Va,
father Of Charles r. Grimes. IT., Law
renee Edward Grimes and Mrs. Virginia
Lawrence, all Of Alexandria. Va: brother
OF Joseph Grimes Of Alexandria, Va:
Mrs. Norton Crump Of st. Petersburg
Fla. and Mrs. Eva Gill OF Washington.
D. c. Friends may call AZ the Wheatley
Wb s0me ; Svy Hns sry;c. AieTandr q.
held on Tuesday May 8, at . pm
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
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VA Attorney Held
In Traffic Death

A Veterans Administration at.
torney was ordered held for Mu-
nicipal Court action yesterday
on a charge Of negligent homi-
eide in connection with the traf-
f1c death Of q 49-year-old car
penter on Sunday night.
A coroner's Jury found VIII
liam r. Clay, 81, Of the 1900
block of Strathmore avenue,
Kensington. Md. responsible for
the death Of HurscheI A. Ander-
son. 456 M street S.W.
Mr.. Clay, q part-time sales
man for Fort Washington rs
tates, 1926 Connecticut avenue
NV. told the jury Mr.. Ander-
son darted in front Of his car.
Detective Edwin A. O'Calla-
CHAN Of the Accident Investiga-
ton Unit said Anderson had
been drinking heavily. He said
there was no evidence Of drink
ing on Mr.. Clay's part.
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Underwriters Elect

The District Accident and
Health Underwriters Association
yesterday elected Jack B. Ralph
president, succeeding Harold
Kline. Mr.. Ralph is q member Of
the Leading Producers Round
table. He lives at 1910 Erie
street. Hyattsville. Md.
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other days.
Harry K. Dawson. 81, 1880 Corcoran st
1885 Knox pl. Sc.
Theodore Junior, 80, sos First st. NV.
ana Mary l.. Jones, 20, 1445 @ st. INV
Conrad L. Redmond, "A. 1889 shepharc
st. NV and Valdez Pessandra do
Souza. 25, 1910 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Clifford Q: winegardner, 4e, -412C
80, 81 Seventeenth st. ne. ''
John w. Burgess, jr, 10, Falls Church
Vienna, va.
Samuel j. Marshall. "a, 3152 Fifteenth
pl. Sc. and Paline NJ. Brown. 10, 31s7
Stanton I'd. Sc.
Lucious L. Quicker, "a, 1924 Monroe 1t
NV, and Ann poindexter, "a, 1914
Monroe ct. NV.
Austin G Alt. Is, 3146 Buena Vista TER.
Sc. and Shirley M. HALEY, Is, Upper
Lawrence A. GREGORY, %. waddinston
EEiexaSS5drs,and va Janice chadbourne' 20
Raymond A. Benham. 20. 5000 Alabama
Hillcrest Heights, Md.
and Eima H. Pierce. 20. xisxsndris
Joseph Tropea, 20. 1853 Harvard st
NV, and Jeanne Rizzo, 20, Cocoa, Fla
Paul A. Vency. 20, and Dorothy M
Dunn, 10, both Of Arlington, va.
Theodore I. Watkins. ~, Des Moines
Iowa, and Wilma B. Grabbe. 16, 39sz
James D. spirides, rs, and Despina
Pipinou, 25 both Of 2i37 q at NV
John c. Hodgson. 34f 1920 LonFfeiiov
s. TN nv and ana vurniee B. Hodgson. S6,
William F. Fronck, 81, Edmonston. Nd,
and Rose 7. Eerrare: ~. Arlington, Va
nv, and Dorthy 8. McDonal. II
Silver Spring, Md.
Daniel T: Priobeau, jr., 81, 2713 North
Capitol St, and Almores NJ. Young, %
3404 Seventeenth st. ne.
Charles E. Brown. 81, 221 Oallatin st
NV and Marie 7. Stewart, 81. zOI
Ninth st. ne.
Raymond A. Wilmore. Is. Boiling All
Force Bases, and Barbara z. Brooke
FL, 2S17 Fifth st. ne.
Charles g.. Thornton, 81, and Joan N
Flynn, 4s, both Of 1910 Rosedais e
John c. Kenney, 81, 4se N at. NV. .nt
Mary A. oeagan. 20. els Varnum
King B. johnson. IS. Logan circle, and
Frances s McEntree. 36, 2e17 NORTH
Gene Wallace Glenn, ~, and A. N
Danielson, 20, both Of 3016 Dunbar.
ton ave. NV.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. la,o couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, iDdit three tull days
and receiUe the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and hoh-
days are counted the same as
other days.
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1907 Iatex wall paint
SPRED SATIN

The 1000 lotex wall paint thots cosy to apply, dries
thoroughly in 20 minutes Leaves no offensive odo COM
pIetey washable. tDork coIors'sliohtIy hioherD
quart, lbs gallon, 500
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W5L--Point Shop, Isl Floor, North Building
-. oIso Chevy Chose
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color.matched to Spred Satin
SPEED.WALL ENAMEL

An okyd enamel coor-motched to Spred Sotin cosy to
apply leaves no brush roller marks Hos oil bose finish
for interior decorating.
quart, ZIG gallon, SOS
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GLIDDEN PAINTS

Nov that foil rolling ground it's time to paint your house.
and you'll find easy job if you eosytooppy quick
drying GIdden Points Give your house the decorator touch
by selecting your color scheme from the Dnomotone Color
Rock containing 4-inch color chips.
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Arlington to Give
Second SuIk Shots

Arlington County Health Of
flcer r. G. Beachley announced
today that second polio vaccine
shots will be given tomorrow and
Thursday to private and pre-
school children who received
their first shots last month.
The shots will be given be-
tween 8 am. and noon at the
county's three health centerS
They are located at 1900 North
Edison street, 3110 Columbia
pike and $500 South Kemper
drive. Children must be inocu-
lated at the same center at
which they received their first
shot. DR.. Beachley said.
A makeup clinic for children
who, due to illness, missed their
second incubation at schools or
clinics will be held at the main
health center, 1900 North Edison
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Proposed Span Approach
Threatens New Homes

stage in the Federal Bureau OF
Public Roads.
In other matters, the commits
sion turned down a request by
Gilbert Pergande to rezone a
I31a-acre tract at Braddock and
IRavensworth roads for CONNER
Icial use. Mr.. Schumann said the
commission had refused the re-
quest twice before. y
The members, by @ 12-to-3
vote. recommended that the
Board of Supervisors approve a
request to use a 11a-acre tract
west of the Willston shopping
center as a parking lot for en-
.ployes' cars.
The commission recommended
to the Board of County Zoning
Appeals that an 80-foot right
of way be maintained along
property owned by Joseph Cor
din on Baklick road south Of
Keene Mill road. The same dis
lance is being maintained along
the rest of the road. Mr.. Schu-
mann said.
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State plans to build an ap-
proach to the proposed Jones
Point Bridge through the newly
developed North Springfield area
in Fairfax County were described
last night by Herbert Schumann.
Fairfax planning director, at a
County Planning Commission
meeting.
The proposed route, members
commented. would require the
condemnation of a number Of
recently constructed homes. Mr..
|Schumann agreed. He said he
had pointed out to the State
Highway Department it would
"be more practical" to build an
approach to the west Of the North
Springfield area.
The States route Is still tenta-
tive. Mr.. Schumann declared.
and will not be. definite until the
area is surveyed. The bridge
itself. which would join Mary
land, Virginia and the District.
is now in the early planning
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Hospital Auxiliary
Being Organized

The Fairfax County Hospital
and Health Center Commission
yesterday announced that a hos
pital womens' auxiliary is being
formed.
The announcement said that
representatives of several county
women's organizations have been
named to organize the auxiliary.
The new group will help raise
funds for the proposed hospital.
Fairfax County voters ap-
proved last November a So mil
lion bond issue as the county
share of constructing the ia
cility. The Hospital Commission
has undertaken a fund drive to
raise money for the first years
operating expenses.