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Womon Bequeoths
$4,000 to Church

Mrs. Myrtle K. Yarnell, the
widow Of Q former Government
physician. has left $220. 900 TO
National Presbyterian Church
here.
According to papers filed In
the Register Of Wills Once,
Mrs. Yarnell also left $4,000
TO friends and relatives. Her
total estate was listed at
$241 900.
Mrs. Yarnell. the widow of
DR.. Dell E. Yarnell, lived at
2400 Sixteenth street NV. be-
for her death in Doctors Hos
pital on Friday. Her husband
had been a physician with
American Government bureaus
in Japan for 20 years. She left
no immediate family.
Evening star., 1957-12-12

and hospital-care plan. Con-
trihutions are based on earnings
and sickness risks.
The Norwegian Department
Of Social Affairs administers
the insurance plan. which has
been in effect many years.
Evening star., 1957-12-12
Most Norwegions Have
Health Insurance

OSLO. - All employed per-
sons over age is and their
dependents are covered by Nor
ways State compulsory medical
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Renewal Area Residents
Reossured on Rozing

Residents and businessmen the Northwest Urban Re-
newa Area were assured here last night there will any
nscmnate razng Of buildings property condemnatons In
the process Of revitaiing their
The given by District ocias at the rs
Of two negborhood discussions the ctys preliminary draft
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Miss Annie c. Stewart, 1O4,
Brook Hill Friend of Gen. Lee

RICHMOND, July "a (P.-
Miss Annie Carter Stewart died
at her 18th century Henricc
County plantation, Brook Hill
yesterday at the age of 104.
Miss Stewart had lived her
entire life at the ancestral
home of her mothers family
which was built just north OF
Richmond in 1719.
She was the last survivor
of the seven daughters OF
John Stewart and Mary
Amanda Williamson Stewart
John Stewart came to this
country from Rothesay. Scot
land. in 1923.
AS a young girl, Miss Stewart
was q friend and correspondent
of Gen. Robert E. Lee. She
became acquainted with Gen
Lee when. from 1861 to 1865,
he occupied a house in Rich
mond owned by Miss Stewards
father and uncle, Norman
Stewart.
She was a member of En-
manuel Episcopal Church and
Of the church's woman's auxili-
AIRY. She was a member of the
Board Of Retreat for the Sick
Hospital and was a life men,
Der Of the Association for the
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Preservation of Virginia An
tiquities and the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society.
She was born at Brook Hill
July %, 1853. and was educated
in private schools in Richmond
and in Edinburg. Scotland.
AS a child Miss Stewart at
tended st. Paul's Episcopal
Church and in 1892 she and her
sisters gave the church its Lee
Memorial window.
Surviving are a niece, Mrs.
David Stewart Walker OF
Charlottesville. and the follow
ing great-nieces and great
nephews:
Thomas Pinckney. DR.. NJ.
Morris Pinckney. D. Tenant
Bryan, Stewart Bryan, jr.,
Jonathan Bryan III. Lamont
Stewart Bryan, A. Hamilton
Bryan. Mrs. John G. Hayes,
jr.. and Thomas p. Bryan, all
of Richmond; Mrs. Francis P.
Brawley of Charlottesville; Mrs.
C. D. G. Breckenridge Of
Baltimore; Mrs. r. Keith Kane
of New York; Joseph Bryan III
of Washington; Mrs. Mark
Norman of Much Hadham,
England. and David Stewart
Walker. jr., of Alexandria.
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Mrs. Leroy Chittenden, 81,
Ex-Assistunt to u. S. Senator

Mrs. Leroy Chittenden, 81,
q resident of the Washington
area for almost Is years. died
yesterday at Garfield Hospital
following an operation for a
heart condition.
Mrs. Chittenden came here
from Washington State with
her husband in 1888. She
served as an administrative as
sisant to former Senator Hugh
Mitchell of Washington in 1916.
Earlier. she was employed from
1886 to l945 with the Federal
Housing Administration.
A resident of Falls Church
since 1851. Mrs. Chittenden
made her home before that in
Arlington. Born in Union
N. Y. she was the former
Genevieve Mersereau.
Mrs. Chittenden is survived
by her husband, Of the home
address, 5425 Kirby road. Falls
Church, who is director of the
Chittenden Press Service here
a son, Robert L.. ITO Mankin
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John ". Jones, n,
Tobacco Leader

PARIS. KY. July IS R.-
John william Jones. II. presi-
dent of the Burley Tobacco
Growers Cooperative Associa.
ton for the last Is years. died
last night Of an apparent heart
attack.
The Bourbon County banker
and nationally known tobacco
leader died while attending q
meeting here. He suffered a
heart attack late in 1854 and
had been in i'll health for some
time.
In addition to heading the
Burley Coop, largest organ
ization administering Govern.
ment price supports on Burley.
Mr.. Jones had served as presi-
dent of the Burley and Dark
Leaf Export Association.
Long a farmer, Mr.. Jones
also was president of the North
Middletown Deposit Bank.
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Mr.. Robinette was the last
surviving member of a family
Of six. His brother Howard was
the dean Of stamp dealers here
at the time of his death in
1919. His sister, Rosalie, was a
teacher for many years at Gen.
trail High School.
Surviving in this area are
his siSter-in-law, Mrs. Sadie F.
Robinette, 6004 Highland drive,
Kenwood. Md, the widow of
Howard A. Robinette, and Fred
G.. Robinette, jr.. of Lanham,
Md, assistant director of the
internal security division of the
Internal Revenue Service. Mr..
Robinette also is a nephew of
j. Edgar Hoover.
Services will be held at the
S. H. Hines funeral home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV, at 2
pm. Monday. Entombment will
be in the mausoleum in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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L. Westrote, 70.
Retired Minister

The Rev. Leonard M. West
rate, 70. a retired Baptist min
lister. died yesterday of a heart
attack in Arlington Hospital.
A resident here since 1856,
Mr.. Westrate lived at l778
North Troy street. Arlington.
He held pastorates in Council
Bluffs and Muscatine. Iowa,
and Jacksonville. III. Recently
he had done substitute preach
ing in several Washington area
churches.
Besides his widow, the former
Bessie E. Ratcliff, of the home
address. Mr.. Westrate is sur
vived by a son, j. Lee WeStrate.
6638 North Thirty-second
street.. Arlington; a brother.
Judge Matthew Westrate of
Muscatin, and a grandson.
Services will be held 2 pm.
Saturday in the Hines Funeral
Home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery,
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Joseph W. Henderson, 81,
Former President of Bar

minister Hall, London, but wa:
detained in this country by q
court case due to come up in
September. His address was de-
livered by his son. j. Welles
Henderson, jr.
The elder Mr.. Henderson's
widow said she talked with her
son by transatlantic telephone
today and informed him of his
fathers death. The son said
he planned to return to this
country by plane later today.
A native of Montgomery, Pa.
Mr.. Henderson was the son oil
Samuel B. and Jean Welles
Henderson. He was a graduate
of Bucknell University, receiv-
ing his A. B. degree in 1905
and his masters in 1918. He re-
ceived his law degree from the
Harvard Law School.
He was named president OF
the Union League mems club
with strong Republican lean
ings - in 1855 and was re-
elected last year.
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WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, July
Is (R.-Joseph w. Henderson,
81, of Philadelphia, former
president Of the American Bar
Association. died today at Di-
vine Providence Hospital.
He was admitted to the hos
pital after he suffered a heart
attack Monday at Eagles Mere,
a summer resort in Sullivan
County.
Mr.. Henderson was president
of the Union League in Phila-
delphia and was the senior
partner in the Philadelphia law
firm of Rawles and Henderson,
which was started in 1873 by
William Rawles. one of the
founders of the American Bar
Association.
A prominent figure in the
work Of the bar association
for the last 80 years and its
president in 1884. Mr.. Hen
derSon had been invited to
deliver a speech today at a
meeting Of attorneys in West
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Leonard Robinette Dies,
81 Years at D. C. Store

Leonard H. Boole Robinette,
who was executive secretary to
Samuel. Walter Woodward, CO.
founder Of Woodward & 10TH
rop. and all Of the subsequent
presidents Of the firm, died
Tuesday in Bedford, Mass, at
the home of his niece, Mrs.
Eleanor Kewer. He was 70.
Since his retirement in 1949,
Mr.. Robinette, q bachelor, had
divided his time between his
niece's home in Bedford and
the home of his sister, Mrs.
Mary Edgerton. in Miami
Springs, Fla.
Mr.. Robinette first came to
Woodward & Lothrop as an
errand boy when he was IL
years of age. After about
four months he became Samuel
Woodward's personal errand
boy. He taught himself tipping
and shorthand and at the age
Of is began handling Mr..
Woodward's personal corre-
spondence and secretarial work.
Two years later he added the
responsibilities Of payroll work
to his duties.
Mr.. Robinette later served
as executive secretary to DON
aid Woodward, w. w. Everett
and the present president,
Andrew Parker.
He was a cofounder of the
20-Year Club, established in
1918. and served as its his
torian until ibis retirement in
1949 after 81 years continuous
service with Woodward &
Lothrop.
Born in Chester, Pa. he at
tended a private school in
Pennsylvania until his father, a
Civil War officer, moved to
Washington to accept a posi-
ton with the Government.
He was a member of National
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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Washington area since 1851,
living first In Spring Valley
and, since the death Of his wife
in 1855, at the Kennedy
Warren Apartments.
Born in Smyrna, N. Y, the
son Of a farmer, he worked his
way through Colgate Univer-
sity, where he won academic
honors and pitched for the
baseball team. He received his
medical degree from Bellevue
Medical College in 1904, grad
uating with honors.
Entered Army in '07
Col. Card entered military
service as a contract surgeon
in 1907. In the years before
World War I. he served in the
Philippines. as a member Of
the surgical department al
Walter Reed. and as a physi-
clan for the football team al
West Point.
In 1916. he was assigned tc
the French forces as medical
military observer. going tC
Paris as an attache to the
French Army after America;
entry into World War l. He
also served in the Italian Alps
and as commanding officer of a
field hospital in the Mousse
Argonne campaign.
Decorated by French
Col. Card was awarded the
Legion Of Merit, became a
chevalier in the French Legion
of Honor. and also was deco
rated by the Polish, Italian and
Serbian governments.
He was a Mason. and a fell
low Of the American College OF
Surgeons.
He is survived by his son
Samuel Parran Card. 300 Club
road. Baltimore: a sister, Mrs
Matte Sternberg. Norwich,
N. Y. and five grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the jenkins
funeral home, 1905 York road
Baltimore. Services will be
held at noon Saturday at St
David Episcopal Church. Oak
dale and Roland avenues. Bal
timore. Burial will be in Green
Mount Cemetery there.
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Miss Byrd Belt,
Member of Family
Noted in MARYLAND

Miss Byrd Belt. "a, member
of one Of nearby Maryland's
founding families. died in SUBJ
urban Hospital yesterday after
q long illness.
Miss Belt, a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, Samuel Rufus Belt,
was born in Beltsville on Au-
gust %. 1872. and had spent an
entire lifetime in the area set
tied by the family.
Joseph Belt. son of Hum
phrey Belt, the Jamestown set
tier. came into Maryland and
acquired land holdings includ-
ing 500 acres that is now Chevy
Chase.
He founded Rock Greek Par
ish in 1875. was a member of
the Maryland House Of Bur-
gesses from 1725 to 1897 and
was a militia colonel from l725
until his death in 176l. He was
"a trustee for the first free
schools in Maryland, and the
new Col. Belt Junior High
School on Old Bladensburg road
is named for him.
Another memorial to him is a
large boulder at Chevy Chase
circle.
Miss Belt moved into Chevy
Chase in 1924, and began the
active interest in church and
civic affairs she maintained I'M
til her fatal illness. She lived
with a nephew, William Belt
Ingersoll, at 7017 Meadow Lane
Chevy Chase.
A member of the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church, she took &C
tive part in the Sunday School
and the Women's Association
and was a member of the Of
flcial board for many years
She was roll call chairman OF
the Red Cross in Chevy Chase
for years and, during her resi-
dence in Prince Georges County
took part in women's club work
and in the D. A. r.
Funeral services will be held
at pm. tomorrow in the
Humphrey Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home. Burial
will be in the Perkins Chapel
Cemetery in Prince Georges
County.
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walk. Falls Church; a daughter.
Mrs. B. r. johnson, 1853 Min
nesota avenue Sc: two sisters,
Mrs. Bessie M. Bum. of the
home address; and Mrs. Dale
Thorpe of Omak. Washington:
two brothers Dudley B. CLIFFORD
of Los Angeles. and Wallace
CLIFFORD Of Twisp. Wash, and
six grandchildren.
Services will be held at $50
am. tomorrow at the Ives fu-
neral home. 2847 Wilson boule-
ward. Arlington. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Col. Daniel Purker'C Card,
Retired as Army Surgeon

Col. Daniel Parker Card, USA,
retired. an Army surgeon and
physician for 35 years, died yes
terday at Walter Reed Hospital
of cancer, five days before his
10th birthday.
Col. Card was post surgeon
at Fort Meade from 1886 until
his retirement from active serv-
ice in 1912. From 1912 until
1945. he was chief doctor at
the Virginia Military Academy.
He had been a resident Of the
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DEATHS
In Mrmnrtan
announcement Of
Services ~ Chambers

BILLINGS. ELIZABETH N. Sacred e
the memory Of our beloved sister
ELIZABETH ". BILLINGS. who
passed away seven years ago today
July rs. 1880
what would Ne not givs TO clasp her
hand.
Her GEAR. sweet face 70 touch:
To hear her voice. TO see her smile
That meant 80 much 70 US
You left behind aching hearts.
That loved you most sincere:
We never did. nor never will
Forget you, Sister dear
YOUR SISTERS AND BROTHER.
AMY cONTEE, ELSIE NJ TOUL-
SON ANNIE AND HARvLY
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DR.. W. D. Jones

/ CHICAGO. July IS CR)-Dr.
wellington D. Jones. II. retired
professor Of geography at the
University Of Chicago. died yes
terday ct st. Joseph, Mich.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO c. SKATER. NC

Expressive Pioriai tributes Moderately
priced open daily sun holidays
Phone orders also accepted $40 70 v
I'm seek uiEhts 900 t4th st az
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HOLLAND. ROLAND j.. In loyins
ROLAND J. HOLLAND. who departed
this life one year ago today. july
Although We cannot clasp your hand.
Your face we cannot see.
But in our hearts your memory
We aiWsys think Of thee.
Time may wipe out many things,
But this 1t will never.
The memory Of those happy days
When we were all together.
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
SUTTON. GEORGE A.. In loving mem.
orY Of our beloved father. GEORGE
A. SUTTON. who departed this life
eleven years ago today. July 20
with the passing Of each year.
We are more keenly aware
That God in His INFINITE wisdom
Wanted you 10 rest in His lovins
YOUR ,, DEyoLEp DAUGHTERS
WINDSOR, HENRY A. In loving mem;
DADDY, HENRY A WINDSOR. who
passed away sixteen wears aso today
WIFE, PATH: DAUGHTER. JEANNE
YANONsKI. JOSEPHINE O'BRIEN. In
loving memory Of our sister. JOSE
Prime O'BR1EN YANONSKI. who
passed away one year ago TO-DAY
July rs, 1886.
Anniversary mass a. the Holy
Comforter Catholic Church
ERs AND THEIR FAMILIES.
YAN0NsK1. MRS. JOSEPHINE. II
JOSEPHINE YANoNsKI, Who passed
away one year ago today. July IS
HER LOVING BROTHER. PRANK A
OBRIEN
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CEMETERY LOTS

Il BEAuTTTuL SITES, National Ne.
viii sacrifice AP. 7-4i65.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FuNERAl utRkl 1ORS
Malvan & Schey Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
G24 r st NV. NO. 7-0l35
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often cord Of thonks in
The Stof meets o need which con
hardly be solved in ony othe, woy
Not only is il o sroeious expression
Of gratitude to those who hov, sent
floral tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the mony to whom o per-
sonol note Of thonks cannot cell be
mailed OF whose names and 3D.
dresses ore NOT known Insertion Of
o card Of thonks moy be arranged
BY telephone to The Stof. ST
$4,000.
The Evening and Sunday sto'
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. ysIy e s sac Il, On wee
1901 South barton st., Arlington.
Va, wife Of the late John FRANKLIN
Madison. mother Of Mrs Lulu NJ \ fne-
ham and grandmother OF Larry
stuart Ingham Of Arlington, va and
lngton, d c, Friends NAV call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 wilson blvd !.
Arlineton, Va, where funeral serv.
ices will be held on Friday. July
70 e. pm lnterment ArlinS-
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Drnhs

ROBERTS. ELIzABETH n. ofacers
and members Of Mecca Court, No.
70 assemble at the Frazier Funeral
Home. $50 Florida ave. nv. on Fri
the purpose Of conducting burial
s ssLEises Tor G T6pr l ss daughter
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In Mrntnriatt

BURKE. MARY M. In loving memory
Of our dear mother. MARY NJ.
BURKE. who passed away one year
ago today, July 20. 1856.
Some may think you are forgotten
And the wound Is nearly healed.
But little do they knows the sorrow
That lies in our hearts concealed
LOVING SONS AND DAUGHTER.
COLEMAN. ROBERT Y. In fond mem
DRY Of 4 devoted husband. ROBERT
Z. COLEMAN, who left me suddenly
eight years ago today. July 20. 1919.
Today recalls the memory
OF Q loved one laid to rest,
And those who think Of you today
Are the ones who loved YOU best.
ELIZABETH.
DEAN, SARAH. In loving memory Of
our dear mother, SARAH DEAN. who
departed this life three years ago
today. July 70, 1854.
When q mother bresthes her last
The stroke means more than tongue
can tell:
The world seems quite another place
Without the smile OF Mothers face.
LOVING DAUGHTERS, VEDA AND
VERLIE.
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Wednesday, July "a. 1867. FANNIE
ZEIGER, beloved wife of Nathan
zeiger. mother u lrvin, Stanley and
Mildred 8. zeiger. Mrs. william
I. Schenlder and Mrs. Irwin Gar
leld Of Baltimore, Md; Albert J.
Zeiger Of Greensboro. N. c., and
sister Of abraham, LYMAN. Morris
and Jack Rottman, Mrs. Meyer Shu-
ham OF Baltimore. Nd: Mrs. Annie
Cohen II Annapolis, Md. and Mrs
Frank GOLDBERG Of Washington. d. c
She also Is survived bt eight grand-
children. Services at tire Jack Lewis
Funeral Home. .1O0-O2 Eutaw pl.
Baltimore, Nd, on FRIDAY, July 20
at 10 am, Interment Chtzuk Amunc
Congregation, Arlington Cemetery.
West Rogers ave Kindly omit Gov.
ers. In mourntna at 320B Oler
ave, Baltimore, Nd Greensboro
N C., and Annapolis. Md, paper'
please eopyD 20
ZIMMERMAN, SAM. On Sunday, July
81. 1857. SAM ZIMMERMAN. He 1:
survived by his wife, Rosa thinner.
man. and nine children Friendl
may call at the ". n. Bacon Funera
Home, l-3a eth st. NV, on Thursday
July rs, after pm Services ans
interment or sunday, July 2s. II
Orangeburu. 3. C.
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communlchti0n Of MyFOn n.
Parker Lodge. No. 20. r:
for 3 am. Saturday, July
~. 1857, for the purpose
Of conducting Ma sol ! c
burial services for our late
,HARLES n. MERMLAT.
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EUKGE EARNEST. A spe-
cial communication Of Chill
ium Castle Lodge, No. 1856,
A. r. and A. NJ, IL hereby
called for 10 am. Satur-
day, July 81. 1857, for the
purpose Of ccnfefring the
last Masonic rites upon
brother, Past Master
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Able
To Pay Adequate
Teacher SuIuries

Montgomery County Is finan-
cially able to provide an ade-
quate salary for teachers. Be-
thesda parents we're told last
night.
The speaker. County School
Supt. c. Taylor Whittier. told
so representatives from six
Bethesda area PTA groups that
new teachers must be attracted
from outside Maryland.
DR.. Whittier was one of five
panel members who discussed
school problems at Western
Junior High School. Others
were School Board Chairman
Lanthrop z. Smith. Board
Members Rose c. Kramer and
Willard G. McGraw. and Mrs.
Stella B. Werner. a member Of
the county council.
DR.. Whittier said there will
be approximately 5000 more
children in county schools next
fall The enrolment increase
will require about ITS addi-
tional teachers. he said. In
addition. school officials have
estimated they will have to re-
cruit more than 500 other
teachers next fall as replace
ments.
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YuIe Lane to Open
In Mount Rainier

A Christmas lane will be
opened tomorrow in Mount
Rainier. Md.
Herbert w. Reichelt. presi-
dent Of the Prince Georges
County commissioners. will be
master Of ceremonies for the
program. It will start at 6 pm.
on the triangle on Rhode
Island avenue in front of the
D. c. Transit terminal. Dele
gate Perry o. Wilkinson Of the
county's delegation to the
Maryland General Assembly.
will be the principal speaker.
A Santa Claus will pass out
candy and fruit TO children.
and Christmas carols will be
sung by Girl Scouts. The pro-
gram will be opened with a
message by the Rev. Marion
Brinson of the Mount Rainier
Christian Church.
The Yule lane is sponsored
by the community's business
men. volunteer firemen and
the Mount Rainier Brentwood
Lions Club.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
y More Urged
For ArIingfon's S
School Board

Nine more persons have been
recommended for appointment
to the Arlington School Board.
including q former school super
intendent and q former county
board member.
The terms of two school board
members-Robert Peck and T..
r. Draheim--expire December
81. The county board will make
the appointments before that
time.
Mr.. Draheim has announced
that he will resign a few days
before his term expires to ac-
cept an overseas job. Mr.. Peck
Is expected TO be reappointed.
A total Of IS names have been
nominated. along with a recon-
mendation that Mr.. Peck be ap-
pointed by county organizations
and individuals.
Among the latest nomina-
tions are Fletcher Kemp. for
mer superintendent OF schools
in Arlington. and George M.
Rowzee. jr.. former county
board member.
Others are Willis F. Kern.
unsuccessful conservative school
board candidate in 1855: Clyde
B Stovall, certified public ac-
countant; Albert r. Warner. a
bacteriologist: Lewis Maccrack-
en-. unsuccessful Republican
candidate for the House OF
Delegates this year; the Rev.
Elmer Lucas. a retired Baptist
minister and former school
teacher; Miss Betty A. Thomp-
son, unsuccessful Democrats
primary candidate for the
House OF Delegates. and At
torlley Robert w. Mcmillan.
staff assistant with Aircraft
Industries Association.
Evening star., 1957-12-06

i00-foot right-of-way down the
length OF Glover -Archbold
Park. in which a divided
lane parkway long has been
planned. Mr. CLANCY said that
II the District could stay within
this right-of-way. or widen IL
only slightly. he saw no diff
Guilty. Presumably. this could
be done II only four traffic
lanes were built--as the plan
ners' new proposal suggests.
Col. yelling. however. said
he has sought an opinion on
precisely the same question
from the District Corporation
Counsel and that so far We
have not had an answer"