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Evening star., 1957-12-02
In Mrmnrtant
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers

BOLTON. GEORGE THOMAS TOMMY
lrD. In loving TemembIAnee OF our
dear grandson, TOMMY BOLTON,
who passed away two years aeo TO-
day. December :, 1880.
We think OF you In silence
:. No one can see US weep
Many q silent tear We shed
while others are asleep.
They say time meals all sorrow
And helps Us to forgtt
But time so far has oniy proved
oRANDMo fhER AND HONEY
CAULEY, LEANDER. In loving memory
Of my dear husband LEANDkR
sso today. December ., 1885
His life 10 a beautiful memory,
His absence ID q silent grief
He is asleep in Gods beautiful earden
In the sunshine In perfect peace,
DtSHS1RL HSp 1kRLvMfN Mfisti tAuEEI EHliiA eAutHf
dear HUSBAND S 'GSH' SoH ofRRSSSrff oRSSff Oh xSS ny
passed away one wear ago today,
December LOVING yiiSec WIFE, EsrELLE.
HAWKINS ELLA s, To-day recalls that
sad hour, when the. swee! spiTit q
our Loved one ELLA LA ., AddI. MAwkLns. shNs.
today. December Z, 1928.
Remembrance is the rose
That blooms eternal year by year
Sweet Memories cllnRing 10 our hearts
Keen loved ones always near
And tender thouahts that linger on
Are links that never bind
Our loved ones, who have gone ahead
With vs. who are Jeff behind
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER JUA.
NlTA THOMAS AND COUSINS,
LAWRENCE ALBFRI REGlNAtD u
AND wiLhER BERRY
LACAvERA, AGOsTINO. In sad but
lnvinn memory OF our husband and
father A0osTlNo LAcAVERA, who
passed away nine years ago today,
December . lniS
Eternal rest grant unto him, Dear
Lord, and let perpetual lisht shine
LOVING WIFE. cATERINA AND
DAUGHTER, MARIE
sAwTELLE, DR, henry FENNO. In
memory Of my beloved husband, DIR.
HENRY FENNo sAWTELllE, who
passed away al our home in California
years ago today, December 2,
Ms pEyoTEp WIFE. KATHLEEN D.
sAWTELLE,
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Dr.. Francis F. Tucker, 81,
Former Medical Missionary

DR.. Francis F. Tucker. a Con-
gregational Church medical
missionary in China for 80
years. died Saturday in Cleve-
land. He was 81.
A son. DR.. William Tucker,
is director Of the tuberculosis
service of the Veterans Admin
istration here.
DR.. Tucker. a member of the
Red Cross International Relief
Commission in l940-l94l. was
decorated for his work by the
Chinese government. His wife,
also a physician. worked with
him IN China.
He returned TO the United
States after the outbreak OF
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Mahar, a native Of Grand Is
land. Nebr., was operating the
Duplicate Service, a printing
firm located at 927 Twentieth
street NV.
In Board Of Trade
He was a Mason and former
member Of the Washington
Board Of Trade and Silver
Spring Board Of Trade.
Mr.. Mahar is survived by his
wife at the home address, 1874
Chesapeake street NV: two
daughters, Mrs. L. B. Will
liams. jr.. 3O23 Medway street
Wheaton. Md. and Mrs. Oliver
jackson. Bedford. Mass, and
six grandchildren.
Services and burial will be
tomorrow afternoon In East
Winthrop. Me-, where Mr..
Mahar had a summer home.
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c. H. Kline Of Pittsfield.
Mass; Mrs. w. H. Brown of
Huntington. w. Va, and Mrs.
H. Wade Hutchison. of Hern-
don.
Funeral services will be held
at ? pm. Tuesday at Hamilton
Baptist Church with the Rev.
James Gates officiating. Burial
will be in Leesburg Union
Cemetery.
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Moi. Wogeomon. ia,
Former Realty Head

Services for Mai. Ennalls
Waggaman. who died Thanks
giving Day in Baden Baden,
Germany. will be held at 2 pm.
Friday in Fort Myer Chapel,
with burial in Arlington Gem
etery.
Mai. 'Waggaman. who was
"a. was the former president
of Waggaman and Brawner Co.,
real estate firm at 100 I street
NV.
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World War II and practiced in
Harlan County. Kentucky. He
retired about l947.
In addition TO mis- wife and
son here. DR.. Tucker is sur
vived by three children. all of
whom are physicians. They are !:
DR.. Arthur Tucker. a member
of the faculty of the Western
Reserve University Medical
School; DR.. Margaret E. Tucker.
a medical missionary and radi-
ologiSt working in Ludhiana.
India, and DR.. Francis Tucker.
a pathologist in Cedar Rapids.
Iowa.
Services were to be held today
in Cleveland. with burial in
Cambridge, Mass,
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commissioned in the Army.
During World War I he served
in the Air Section Of the Signal
Corps.
He was a graduate Of several
military staff colleges.
Col. Baldwin was a member
Of the Army & Navy Club.
In addition TO his wife in
New York, he is survived by
three children. Theodore A.
Baldwin. III. 1921 Bancroft
place NV; Mrs. William CAL
houn Gray. 1924 Thirty-fourth
street NV. and Richard H.
Baldwin. of New York City.
Services will be held at l pm.
Thursday in Fort Myer Chapel.
with burial in Arlington Gem
etery
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Miss Emmu SeeIey,
Worked for u. S.

Miss Emma Seeley, who re-
tired las. year from the Bu-
reau Of Mines after 80 years Of
Government service here. died
yesterday at her apartment,
1900 ] street NV. She was 64.
She had been workine for
the Red Cross here in thera-
peutic work since her retire.
ment.
Miss Seeley. born near Alton.
N. Y. came 10 Washington in
1918. She was a member Of
the Businesswomen's Council
Of Washington for 20 years. In
addition. she was a member Of
the League for Larger Life.
She is survived by a brother.
william Seeley. in Bingham
ton. N. Y. Services and burial
will be held there.
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Peoples Told
ToHo|d Election

The National Labor ReIa-
tons Board today said it has
ordered a new union election
by employees Of Peoples Drug
Stores. Inc. after finding the
company guilty of interfering
In previous balloting.
The NLRB said some 1000
employees in 80 stores in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
would be able to take part in
the new election. ordered by
December %.
The board charged the COM
pany with attempting to in
huence workers unduly n an
NLRB-supervised election a
year ago to determine whether
Retail Clerks and Cafeteria
Workers Union locals would be
bargaining agents.
The balloting, which took
place in November. 1856, re-
suited in 1.019 votes against
and 1852 votes for. Local 639A
Of the Retail Clerks Union and
the Joint Executive Board Of
the Hotel and Restaurant
Workers Union.
At a hearing here in May.
1857. on union charges. an
NLRB hearing officer ruled
against the company.
The Board backed up his re-
port Friday in a 3-2 vote. de-
claring that MANAGEMENT rep
called employees
individually and in groups
INTO Easements and backrooms
Of the stores and there inter-
rogated them about the union
and made antiunion remarks"
Although company action did
not constitute a violation Of
a specific provision of the Taft
Hartley Act, it represented a
management encroachment on
free employe elections, which IS
call for in the act, the NLRB
said.
The drug chain has Ill
stores. but only SO are involved
in the NLRB order. a company
spokesman said.
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Leslie Henson, 66

LONDON, Dec. 2 tP,.-British
stage and film comedian Leslie
Henson. sc. died of a heart at
tack at his home today.
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Aldo Buttini, Sculptor

CARRARA. Italy. Dec. 2 up.
Prof. Aldo Buttini. 6S. noted
Italian sculptor. died at his
home here yesterday.
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GarA nt Chunks

he iais AbDif q HAykififsss sis Wishes 3
- express their thanks and Anpre-
citation TO their many friends tor
the nowers, teleefams, cards. use Of
kindness and sympathy durina the
passing Of their loved one
THE MAvRITrE FAMILY.
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Send Flowers to Comfort
the Lonely Hours

For those moments of inescapabe aloneness-
flowers spread their welcome balm throughout the
chapel and home, Quietly delicately, surely their
beauty lifts the sorrowing heart. They provide
comfort that Is singuary personal You can
always say it with flowers confident that your
expression of sympathy viii lessen the lonely
hours of heartache.
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members oil the iodse are requested
PHILLIP GOLDBERG. Master.
J. r ZIMMERMAN, secy
BARRON. MARY ELIZABETH. on
EtizlBEiH HARRoN, beloved wife
Of the late Frank NJ hsrron and
sister Of Mrs Mary Ella Davis, Mrs.
Funeral from the oeisr Funsrsl Home
36p5 lfth - nv, on Tuesday. De-
ceuber ), at $50 am Rcauiem
mass At the Church Of the. Holy
". Msms ,o,., =, ? G.,,.,t1t L9,ermen' AFiipS-
BELLw,G. rARIA MARY On Mon,
May HELIwio. beloved cd v wife Of tie he
George & and Carl HellwiR. Fuleral
from the w X. Huntemann 4 Son
Wsdneseay. December I. a. pm,
Relatives and friends Invited 20 at
tend Interment Prospect Hill Gene
HESTER. n. c. n. Suddenly. on sun
Elizabeth Hospital. Raleigh, n. C. II.
G, II, HESTER. husband Of Angela
Hester. He also Is survived BY seven
dauEhters and two sons. Late mem-
Der Of the Raleigh Elks lodge. vice
president OF Southeastern Division Of
the Osborne Co. Services we're held at
the Catholic Church OF Wendell. N.
C. on TUESDAY, November 2n, at 10
& in.sfss sss R;S WoS,arS oTsyes Msmopia qfrs Psr
nfft. sbsEGLaH ELIzABErH. on Sat.
urcay, November 80. 1857. al Airing.
ton Hospital. BEULAH z I'LL, Of
beloved wife Of David " Hiii. ~.
mot her OF David W. n Albert D
Hill Arllnston Va. and Thomas 8
Dsyid 7 ana James r Hill Friends
Home. s1oi North FAIRFAX dr., Ar.
ln7ton. We, where services Will be
held on Tuesday. DeeRmbtr =, Al
l:30 pm IntermenN Columbia
nil, lille MAE. On Friday. No.
oi Walter and Annie Mae hi, sister
OF sarmle Lee and Willie Junior Hill
Of other relatives and friends also
survive. After Z D.m. Monday. Decem.
Der friends may may SAL AZ the
ersias, sn az ss'qsy he new fssm'f aosnt Galway ~
Baptist Church, 4Oi 18th st. Sc,
the Rev. w B Prince ofliciating. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
H,yTcHILNsoN, MADE N On iM1onnddsy,
iNsoN ot Clinton, Md beloved nus.
band OF Ethel A. Hutchinson, father
OF Mrs. Hazel Shackelford, Rrand-
father OF Wade A Shaegelford,
brother VI Emory A., George T. and
Henry n Hutchinson. Funeral serv.
Ices At the simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hone I'd Sc, on
Wednesday December 4. at pm,
Relatives and friends invited inter-
ment Washington National Cemetery,
ITzKOFF. FREDA. On sunday, De
beioysd vile Of Alex iiziofi devoted
mother Of Mrs Adele Kramer oi
Washington, D C.. Mrs. Lillian Sil-
vermph OF Takoma PARK Md, Mrs.
Rose Skurow OF Cincinnati Ohio,
Also survived by two sisters and
one lfolher, Mrs. Adele Gordon and
Mrs. farah Essen. both OF Washing
ton. u G and Jacob J. Edeiman
OF Baltimore Md Services al the
c d Goldberg A Son Funeral Home.
~ 9TH ~ ny! on Tuesday, De.
cember =, a. ~ am. tnterment
hRudas Achim Cemetery, In mourn
ing at \ LOnRfellow Bt NV. Family
REQUESTS In lieu Of flowers, contribu-
tons be made 10 the d c. Cancer
Fund. baltimore, Nd, papers please
copy,l 3
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COOKsoN. WILLIAM GEORGE. Life


CooKsoN. WILLIAM GEORGE. Life
:ime mem ser, Brieklayefs
il,TlI !naton. gniSa' b. b I o. Remains nam,
III RESTING Al the James I
kilJ0I Ryan Funeral HONE, 80 {!
ANA Pa ave Sc. Services at
2 1857, At the above fu-
neral home interment Fort Lincoln
WILLIAM JORDAN. Secretary. 2
CUMBERLAND. ROGER 4. on Mon
day. Decem1sr .. 1907. at ALiing son
Hospital, Arlington. Va. RO0sR I.
CUMBERLAND, husband o. the late
Mary Z. Cumberland and father Of
Cumberland. Mrs Frank Bentley
Mrs John Psrkhursl. Mrs. Robert
cumberland. All Of washinston. D, G.:
Mrs. q, B. Urann OF ChicaRo. IN.
M Alnd nnd hrs D'snfs W,aS Sf 6 chsEsaian wsr%aa
ol Towson. Nd. and brother Of Alonzo
may cali at the Chevy Chase Funeral
ssVsr, h9Ts 'Hg H y w s.s On Sas5e
December 4, at $50 m. thence to
81 Gsbr.els Church. Illinois ave and
Grant Circle NV. where macs VIII be
soheIed at 70 am. Interment Mount
DAVIS. n. ROLAND. on Saturday,
Aoyesaber 80, 1857 Ia. RJLAkD
DAVIS i !i4i North ililaVss st,
Arii---.,,sH. Va. beloved husband o.
ksa B.. Davis. father OF Ernesi X.
Davis. ,ArlinRton, va, and Mrs. aida
OF Gait DAVIS. Arlington Va .esand.
father Of John Eric Hart. Friends
may call At the ArlinRtOn funeral
Home 1901 North Fairfax dr.. Ar
held on Wednesday. December /, at
2.3O pm. Intermont Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery.
DOOLEY, BENJAMIN CARTER. Sud.
denly, On Sunday. December 4, 1897,
BENJAMIN CARTER DOOLEY Of
lU3l summit aye. kenslnRton, Mo-
tamin Clarence Dooley, brother Of
pane Thomas T. Nathan Z. and
yited 20 cali AZ the Bethesda Chevy
Pumphrey, Bethesda. Nd. Services
q the Churen % Jesis Christ. Latter
Day Saints. Western ave, Chevy
Chase. Md. on Tuesday, December 8,
at 2 pm.
DRIVER. LAURA HARVEY. on sat.
urday, November 80, 1857, at her
residence, 23Oh Champlain st. NV,
LAURA HARVEY DRIVER. beloved
wife Of j Frank Driver, sister OF Miss
Mahalia Harvey, Mrs. Margaret Sim
sleton and nTs Hazel alker Other
relatives. and many frienes also SUR
ylye. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements BY Malsan a sehey, Inc.
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dns, Nosem6er IS. 1857, a. he home
ether, q her dsuEeisr, ls2 ES,. ist q.
buagsni 81 SSai NORTH Capitol s.,
X: SS:'Anss0n ass john HbslSsss bas"S Ts; mChS1 81
busail oi Washington. p C. she
also Is survived BY several grand
children, nieces and nspheys Friends
funeral Home, Sssi Gsorgla ave-
cem6sr and Z, from . to 1 pm,
and q 70 pm, where services will
e heis on Tsssdas, ssnn,s. December B. e.. z.
cSsreh 81 ne NATIVITY. 18Th and md
nsni nsaI'es ArnstoR me- National csns,sT sH's'
EAGLE, ANNA y. sCHODER. on sat
nrday, November ~, 1887 AZ
oi Kenneth NJ Foley. Also survived
bv four grandchildren. Friends may
call at. the Lee Funeral Home, tth
st and Mass. ave ne untl 0,3n
s1ism IL lsssSay sss WI P'ssmSfs Sc asred a, so, of
Name Catholic Church, ilth and X
sts, ne, at IN am. Interment Cedar
ENGLANDER. ADOLF. On Saturday
November 81, lASe, IN Atlantic City.
N y, ADOLF EN0LANDER, be-
loved husband Of Bertha Enelander
and devoted father OF Malyin Ems
lander OF Miami, Fla Funeral serg :
ices 81 the Bernard Dan1ansky a
sons Funeral Home, aSoi i4th ct
NV on Monday, December =. at
mortal Garden Memorial week, AIS
Essex ave, Chevy Chase. Nd 2
FORD. Sauo:,,s HERMAN X, on oavr rT1h,u,yysdAy' I,
FORD Of 1882 Adams st, ne, beloved
husband OF Mrs Martha A. Ford
He also Is survived by two sisters,
two brothers, other relatives and
friends. After | pm. Monday, De-
eemheF ?, friends are invited TO
call az the jarvis Chanel. ll3a You
81 NV, where services will be held
on Tuesday. December 3, AZ pm
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terv 2
FORD. HERMAN J. A special CON-
~ munlcatlon OF Redemption
IN LOcRe No -, p A. A. M
IN Is called for la noon Tues
MINI dav, December 3. 1897. for
~y~ the purpose OF conducting
NN Masonic services for our
ate Brother. HERMAN J
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munlcaslon OF Redemptlon
L0Gge No, -, = a A, ~
Is called for ~ noon Tues
dav, December 3, 1887. for
the purpose OF conducting
Masonic services for our
ate Brother, HERMAN J,
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VLahh. MAkIUN "; ~ 5und1yi ~ Dt-
Of 3gI7 Military I'd. NV beloved
mother OF Mrs James p. Crowley
and sister Of Eugene p Sweeney
Sne also Is survived py a cousin. Mrs.
william y. Calnan- Friends may call
~ the Chevy Chase Funeral Home.
5l0J Wis. ave. NV. where prayers
will be said on Wednesday, December
4. a. an thence to Blessed Sac
Iament Church, Western ave and
Guesada ST. n.w. where mass viii be
offered at $50 am interment Mount
Olfvet Cemeferv 3
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lOvE. J. n. A speelal eommunlea.

! ton OF Harmony LodEs No,
n II. p A. A. NJ, viii De held
NJ on Tuesday. December ..
M 1857. AZ l2i5 ON. at the
~ Masonic Tempie. 18th and
~ " Y ave. nv, TO confer
= the last MAJ cnie rites upon
late brother. J. X. GROVE. The
Oers OF the lodge are requested
.tsnd IN oo,n,v,, ,,
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q e. 8 q D
on Tuesday. December . At IL am.
fnterment Cedar Hill cemeteIy
LOUIS 8, DOLPHIN.
wADDINGTON. WILLIAM HENRY. on
Sunday, December ! lgyS7 e. e. centhnl wI1
LIAM HENRY WADDiNuToN, be-
on SEsd wssr isSnsr p %E% Sns Msrc sOSn
y, .waddineton, and brother Of MIS-,
BY nys srs1,ts.h srssn1,dtshildrep and lively. twelve
at oeorge Washington Memorial PARK
Cemetery on Wednesday, December
4. at II am, ARRANGEMENTS by Hys
songs Funeral Home. 1900 n 81. NV.
WASHINGTON. CHARLOTTE NJ on
Rsaisa ssHisaA' Memorisl SSssIlO'h Hospital. Char:
LoTTE NJ WARRINGTON Of 81 is
" issas '%SnssBnStob shs xYo sPse leaves
TO mourn their loss SIX children, three
sisters and one brother. host Of
other relatives ana friends. Body will
lie IN StnLe ~ bnlloh baptlht InuIcni
III funeral time Funeral on wed.
nesdav, December 4, at l pm from
shiloh Baptist church, nth and p
sts. NV, Elder Jacob Justlss ofiiciat-
inc fntorment Woodlavn Cemetery.
WATERS, ROBERTA L. on Sunday,
pys.essmibssT .,lsoo no.; RoBERTA l,
andria, Va, beloved wife OF the late
James owen Waters, mother Of Mrs.
Mary St0ie and Eleanor 4 Waters.
neral Home S5ai wis. ave, NV.
from n to 10 pm. Tuesday, Decem-
Der ., Funeral from the above tu.
neral home on Wednesday, DecembeT
at h40 am thence To ST. Rita's
Church, 3sl5 Russell rc. AleNandria,
Va where requiem mas will be Of
fered at n3O am Friends and rela-
tives invited Interment st. Johns
Church Cemetery, Eiiicott CITY, d'
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PATTERSON. MARY ELIZABETH or

SUNDAY, December I, 1857, II oeorse.
PATTERSON Of 29Oi connecticut ave
ave. NV. beloved wife Of Robert
Dorothy p Pyles. washington. d C..
beloved grandmother Of Mary Eliza
beth. Paul s.. ~. and John c. .'yles
Friends may call At the s. H. Hine,
Co Funeral Home. 290l i4th 81 NV
Souls Episcopal Church. $500 Ca.
thedral ave. NV, on Wednesday. De.
cember 4, at . nm q
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November 9s. 1897, WOODROW "
band EsEp q p Ms Mary me- Reed R'2sfS siSsF huo o
Loretta, Patricia, David Ice, Rubin
uregory and Woodrow Reed, ~
brother OF Mrs Ebber wilkins, Mrs
Erfington Garrett, RUFUS, Paul and
lee Reed uncle oi Mrs. Dolly Evans
tives and many friends After ~
am Sunday. December 1, friends
are invited To- call at the Jarvis
Chapel 1892 You 81, NV. Funeral
on Monday, December 2, from the
York ave NV, At y pm Interment
Arlineton National Cemetery.
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MONIS. WILLIE y. on Friday. Mo-
vember %. I95s. 81 Freedmsns Hos

pitsi wIf.LiE' b. MoSTs srH' ., ns iss5
lth 81, nv. devoted daughter of
Mrs Sallie Jackson Two sisters
Mesaemes Ada Patterson and Jose-
pntne King one brother, Clyue Will
son. and other relatives and friends
also survive After ) pm Monday
December ,. friends may call at the
Hoffman Funeral Home. 100 9Th
Gay. Deeember 5, ai 7:J0 pm. AZ
the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
1880 Vermont ave NV. the Rev. c.
/. Murray. minister irleFmsnt LIN
coin Memorial IegaeteTy
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HTLLWIG. MARIA NARY.

MARY HELLwio. beloved wife o. the
late Charles Hellvig. mother Of Adolf,
from the ~ X Huntemann 4 Son
Funeral Home, j53@ Ga ave. on
"Wednesday December 4, a. pm,
Relatives and friends Invited 20 at
tend Interment Prospect Hill Gene
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vemher %, 1857. at Waiter Reed
General Hospital RUBY BEVERLY
Of sal 2Sth place ne. devoted
daughter Of Elnor p. aud Luther
Harris. she also leaves to mourn her
relatives ana many friends Arrange
ments by the John T. Rhines 4 CO
Funeral Home. pUl Sd ST. sw.. where
friends may eall after pm Tues
day, December 5. Funeral on We'd
neSday, December 4, At pm. at
the Friendship Baptist Church. ist
and II SITS. sw. the Rev. b, H. Whit
ms, ofnciatins Interment Arlington
National Cemetery
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MeuI INN. IaNNIL nEAIRICE.

jamie BEAT RICE AeQuINN a. .slS
South ihtn St. Arhngton. Va. A.
eo1S4n ssgSaTa y. otrotneFs o. the
ABOVE address survives. and many
other relatives and friends. Mrs.
hc9uinn may Dc seen al the China
Funeral Home, zoos ShiFilngton rd4.
Ariington. Va. after q pm Deeeni-
het Funeral service ~ 80 pm.
Dece u,oeF s, a. 81 Johns BApklSt
Church. Cospmbia pike and south
Scott street, the Rev. Jas H. Marshall
IN enafge. lnterment Culpeper. Va. -
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Washington Store, open $3.50 am to pm Chevy Chase
Falls Church. Va) and Alexandria $50 p
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Tomorrow. The suburban
dweller's big worry-what's going
to be built next dOOr?)
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neck was in Wheaton and Ken
Sington.
Assuming that 1t takes 81
minutes to and from that check
point. morning and evening. the
man who takes that route to his
office spends 8 hours and 80
minutes on the road-more than
another full working day added
to his five-day week.
Fastest Traffic Route
The fastest route in the AAA
check was from Potomac, Nd
1913 miles in SO minutes, by
using River road, Massachusetts
avenue. Nebraska avenue, Fox
hall road. Reservoir road. @
street and Twenty-third street
NV. The man who takes that
route needs spend only six hours
on the road each week.
But in most cases the subuf-
banite would spend seven or
eight hours battling traffic than
depend on public transportation.
1t takes him considerably longer
from door to door on bus and
streetcar. In many areas, the
suburbanite must walk a mile
or more to reach the nearest
busline.
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is an automobile allowance of
about $500 ranging to $500 or
above in some instances"
Bishop Dun suggested that
vestries study carefully clerical
salaries. observing that the cost
of living has risen 81 per cent
since 1885,"
st. Timothy's Elevated
The prelate reported that the
Washington diocese now has
$4,000 communicates and SIS, 1000
baptized persons in IS congrega-
tionS.
The convention today voted to
make st. Timothy's Chapel, 1901
Alabama avenue Sc, an indie
pendent parish. The new parish,
started in 1914, has $50 baptized
members.
DR.. Hillary ]. Deason, of st.
Columba's Church, was elected
secretary of the convention and
H. L. Rust. a member of the
Washington Cathedral Chapter,
treasurer.
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Youth Crime
Policy Is Hit

RICHMOND. May 6 CP.-A
State Department of Welfare
and Institutions order to clear
Virginia jailS and detention
homes of delinquent children has
brought complaint from two
department workers.
The order. in effect since April
IS. was issued by Richard w.
Copeland. department director
1t was not announced until yes
terday.
1t has resulted in the influx of
some 100 children into the de-
partment since the 18th.
officials in criticism of the
order said present department
facilities are unable tc absorb
SO many children so fast and still
care for their needs.
The arrival of so many chill
dren has caused the average stay
at the departments division of
youth services study unit to be
cut from six weeks to one week.
Carroll Minor, chief of the
division, said: Il am very much
concerned about this. 1t takes
six weeks to do a decent study
of a child"
One of the main purposes Of
the study unit is to decide
whether a child's needs are such
that he should be sent to one of
the industrial training schools or
to a foster home, Mr.. Minor said.
The order repeatedly has re-
suited in the overcrowding at
two such schools, the Beaumont
School for White Boys in Pow
hatan County and Hanover
School for Negro Boys in Han
over County.
DR.. Patricia Denton. director
Of a psychiatric unit that studies
children committed to the de-
partment. said: THE influx has
been SO great that the proper
study Of the children from. a
psychological, mental and phys
ical standpoint has been impos-
sible.'
THE study home was so
crowded it was necessary for sew
eral Of the children 10 sleep on
mattresses on the floor she said
Those children being taken
from jails and detention homes
are those committed to the de-
partment by State courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-06

A 100000 survey of metro
politan area transportation is
under way. The planners hope
1T will provide a base for solving
the areas transportation diem
ma. They would like to have
their hands on it now, but it
is not expected to be ready until
late this year.
The survey is studying three
systems-an all-roads system. a
combination of auto use and
public transportation and a
system Of new, direct roads
with buses using the center
lanes of the new roads.
Meanwhile, the highway men
say, the roads must be built.
Road building in the area has
Jagged far behind use. principal
ly because Of money.
Road Costs Is Per Cent Higher
It costs nearly rs per cent
more to build road today than
1t did three years ago. The Fed
eral Governments new billion
dollar road building program
has provided both a spur and a
hope.
Maryland hopes to spend close