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sHILEINGER, DIR. JACOB z. On Thurs
day; July IS, 1860, at his residence,
EiEsnp Highland HOgard sa11 GSSnty; 2%ntyS; Nd DIR;
husband Of the late Lillian Conweii
Higinbothom, Funeral Home, 106
Columbia rd,, Ellicott City, Nd,
after 2 pm. Saturday, July 80.
Clarksville, Md, at ! l am. Monday,
August /. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Visiting hours,
2 to 9 pm. 81
sHUTLACK, JOHN ANDREW. On
Friday, July 20. 1880. JOHN AN
DREW sHuTLACK, aged II. beloved
husband Of Mary shutlack, father
Of Mrs; Mary Jane Bond. Mrs; Ann
and and john. s ir,, and i Michael S shH.iaeE; MSssn
brother Of Mrs: Bernice Madro. He
also is survived by fourteen grand
Children. Friends may call at the
Hall Funeral Home. Occoauan, Va.
10 am, at st. Mary's Greek Cath
olic Church, Hoadly. Va. Interment
st. Mary'S Cemetery. 81
SIMON, BERTHA. on Friday, July
and devoted mother Of Melvin Simon.
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing her mother, Mrs. Hattie Swim
ton; three sisters, Mrs. Anna. Cleckly
EVins Gn' Of + BFOokiyni G snn Mrs n " MaESls ons
brother; Mr.. Wade swinton of Win
;,II1 Ston1.salem' \; C.; six aunts, five
nsIsS FIisnS ana StnsF relatives and many
John T. Rhines & Co Funeral ipf
Home, 3015 10Th st. ne. Notice
Of funeral later.
July 90 o 1867 % at = his On residenes. fIsass.
JOHN 8. sTXLLWITi1zz, beloved owed
brother OF Charles @. stallwitz. Fu-
neral services at the Simmons Bros.
sc. parking facilitiesI, on Monday,
esdsF ' Hill e cemeteR29 Pm CBaitimUrs, Hafsrmspt
Md. papers please copyJ 81
sTANARD, LAWRENCE S. On Thurs
day, July 2s. 1850, LAWRENCE s.
beloved husband OF onnie NJ.
stanaEd, father of onnie S, Hood
Of hq MARIA snd Ella ssa9asd sts1.ra brother
also is survived by nine grand-
children, two great-Erandchildren
and many other relatives and
friends; After IL noon Sunday,
at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
St. NV. Funeral services will be
held at the Shiloh Baptist Church,
9th and P SITS. NV. on Monday,
Hineoin HiGs9ST Memorial nt P9 cem.t.Fg I9terRfnt
STEVENS, NELLIE C. On Thursday.
July 2s,. 1850, at her residence,
339glE7 3gE7Lnh nh St. Sc. NELLIE c.
Of Charles B. Mayhew, Elizsbeth
Florence E. Braund. stepmother Of
Ernest Stevens and the late Edna
sister Of Lillian +. Donohue and
Edna E. Scott. She also is sur
vived by four grandchildren. Friends
may call at her late residence, where
services will be held at II am.
Hill Cemetery. 81
STEVENS. NELLIE C. The ofacers and
r. If members Of Hope Chap
i : :: : !: { J. !: ]!
- ceased sister, NELLIE c.
STEVENS: at her late home, 3017
BETTY ]. GILDoN.
GRACE NJ. DODGE, p. NJ. secy
STEWART. JOSEPH N. tNoTLEY). sr
n; MOTLEY STEWART. sr.' of
Mrs. Lucy S. Lee, Mrs. Alice Camp
bell, Mrs. Marie s. Brown, Joseph
n: u; Lewis F and Earl L, Stewart.
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BROWN. GEORGE RoTHwrII

Thursday, July IS, 1850, in cnica 60, CO.
H.. GEORGE RoTHWELL BROWN,
beloved husband OF Zenayde Hut
ton Brown. father of Mrs. Paula
Brown Bell, Brig. Gen. Rothwell
Henry Brown Iretiredl, and brother
OF Laura 10 Brown. Services will
be held at Christ Church, 3lst and
Q stS. NV. on Monday, August
l, at 10 am. Interment Congress
sional Cemetery,
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BLANKEN, JOSEPH A. On Friday

NL3NlNhLNl JOoLT n y. OH FTIuHY,
July 20, 1860, at Doctors Hospital,
JOSEPH A. BLANKEN of 260l Wood
ley place NV, beloved husband of
Margaret G. Blanken. father Of
Richard @. and Raymond A.
Blanken. brother Of David d.
Blanken, Benjamin Blanken, Sam
uel r. Blanken, Mrs. Fannie Glass
man, Mrs. Estelle Adams and Mrs.
Gertrude Stutz He also is survived
by flve grandchildren. Services at
the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2901 14th st. NV. on Monday,
August l, at 10 am. (parking ia
ellities). 1nterment Rock Greek
Cemetery. Friends preferring to do
so may make their expressions Of
sympathy in the form of donations
70 the D. c, Chapter of the American
Heart Association or Chiidren's Hos
pltal. 81
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BIADo. ELLEN M. OF 3s41 Sat

BIADO, ELLEN NJ. OF 3s41 34th
St. Mount Rainier, Md, on July
2s. 1850. wife Of Aurelio o. Biado,
mother Of Aurelio o., IT., and Ray
mond Michael Biado, Primo F.
Gines, jr,: Andrew E. and Inez E.
Prudance d jackson sister OF An
drew and Willard Jackson. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5SOI
Cleveland ave, Riverdale. Nd. on
Monday. August /, at l pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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GRACE M. DODGE. p ?. Nf.iSa, NJ. Sec,

SHACE M. DODGE' r. M. Secy
JOSEPH N. CNoTLEY). sr,
On Thursday, July %, 1850, JOSEPH
N. MOTLEY STEWART. Sr., of
4O5 9th st. ne, devoted father OF
Mrs. Lucy S. Lee, Mrs Alice Camp
bell, Mrs. Marie S. Brown, Joseph
N, IT.; Lewis F. and Earl L. Stewart,
Also surviving are his grandchildren,
great-grandchildren, other relatives
and many friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Mcguire,
Inc. 40
THIESSEN, RUBY MABEL. On FRI
day. July 20. 1860. at her resi-
dence: 1918 South Arlington Ridge
rd- Arlington, Va, RUBY MABEL
TH1ESSEN, wife of the late NAL
Alfred H. Thiessen, U. S. Army
retired, and mother of Arthur
Thiessen. Notice of services
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BUSHNELL, HAZEL. The members of
| DONALD 8. WOODBURY.,
Recording Secy

CHERRY. IDA. On Tuesday, July 26,
1860, IDA CHERRY of 16 Irving
ave, Glen Arden, Md, the beloved
wife Of Paul Cherry and mother Of
Doreathea Proctor, John Cherry,
Elmira Austin and Paul Cherry. jr.
Also surviving are her father. fve
brothers, five sisters, IA grandchil-
dren ana other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at the Walter E.
Hunter Funeral Home, 2512 Sehrl-
dan I'd. Sc, from to 10 pm. Sat-
urday. July 80 After II noon Sun
day, July 81, call at her late resi-
dence. Funeral services Monday,
August l. at / pm, at the Friend
ship Baptist Church, 1st and H SITS.
S.w. the Rev. B. H. Whiting officiat-
ing. Interment Arlington Cemetery.
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y" july g, 1860. 1861 at Mount p Alto ias Hos
pital, ALBERT B. GROUND Of 74ll
Tallahassee, Fla; beloved husband
of Katherine S. Ground and, father
of Albert B. Ground. jr.: Mrs. Betty
Jeanne Ferber. Harry A.. and Robert
c. Ground; brother Of Harry E.
Ground and Mrs. Rene Slattery, step
son Of Orr Browne. There also are
eight grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home,
254 Carroll st. NV. (parkinR op-
positeI. where services will be held
on Monday, August l. at 1890
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 81
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ALBERT B., Sr. Members
OF Takoma Post. No. $50,
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will assemble at the Ia
koma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll st. NV. at s pm.
Sunday, July 81, 1860, to
attend services for our
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ALLEN, RAYMOND FRANKLIN, sr.
Mount Alto Hospital, RAYMOND F.
ALLEN. sr., of 55 Randolph place
NV. beIoved husband Of Mildred
inond. II; Reginald. Ronald. Ran
doiph, Robert and Elizabeth Allen.
Mrs. June Rue. Mrs. Requel Nash
and Mrs. Joan Ray. He also leaves
to mourn his passing three sisters,
Freeman and Mrs. Beatrice Ship
:, pen; six grandchildren. three sons
in-law. many nieces and nephews
and other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st. ne.
Notice Of funeral later
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BELLOWS, CHAUNCEY l..

day. july IS, 100, cHAGNcEY L.
Brentwood, Nd, beloved husband Of
Gladys ]. Bellows and brother of
Mrs. Evelyn Bellows Fish, Mayor
William D. Bellows OF North Brent
wood, Md. and Percival c. Bellows
SI PniiadelBPnia' otBsr 'r.lstiv psi AiS1 SITviyS
friends Notice Of funeral later
(Family may be contacted at 2Sl1
Newton st. n.e) Arrangements by
MCGUIRE, Inc. 80
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DRathH
MEIXELL, HARRY. {

MEIXELL. HARRY. On Friday, July
80, 1880. HARRY MEIXELL Of 6sl3
Connecticut ave-, Chevy Chase, Nd,
beloved husband Of Ruth F. .Meixell,
father Of Harry Meixell, jr., and
Edth Miam Meade. HuffhIeS asIen and 9TptheE ovs5 Sf
Meixell. Friends are invited to can
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey,
Bethesda, Nd. where services will
6e held on ntsTmsyi MSn6syi August nTIyss, l. A.
preference to flowers. contributions
may be made in the form Of me-
MORALS to the American Heart As
sociation of Washington. D. C. 81
ovERMAN, WILLIAM. on Friday,
E$gNM s9ssIai ovERMAR. 4 member Si MiGtics Of cot
III Ms IgmbiS IIIInI So iS1 TyPOsraDhieSsI ISp tSi
NSET Washington Post Chapel.
~ Interment Liberty, N. C.
ROBERT TAUB, President.
HAROLD B. HUGHES. v. Pres.
JOSEPH 2. LINS, secy.-Treas.
81 1880, FANNY SACKS Of Atlantic
sons, Morris Sacks Of Atlantic City.
N. j.: Walter and Leonard Sacks
of Washington. D. c. Interment
on Sunday, July 81. in Atlantic
City, N. j.
SAMSON. JUAN. On Sunday, July
"a, 1860, JUAN SAMSON of 646
Samson on and Godfather iIs o Of sT Vern.iis h
Stewart. He also is survived by
other relatives and many friends.
After II noon Sunday. July 81,
friends are invited to call at the
where funeral services viii be held
on Monday, August /, at 10 am.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 81
sCHAEFER, WILLIAM F., sr. On
scakEFER, sr.. father Of William
F.. Schaefer, jr.; brother of jacob
Schaefer. Also surviving are several
nieees and nephsws. Friends may
St and Massachusetts, ave ne,
where services will be held on Mon
day, August /. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Loudoun Park Cemetery, Bal
timore. Nd. 81
SHELTON, FRANK B. On Friday, July
Hospital. FRANK B. SHELTON. be-
loved husband Of Valids (Tubby)
Shelton, son Of Mrs; Maude Shelton
at the Lee Funeral Home. Attn st.
and Mass. ave. ne, after pm.
Saturday, July 80. Services will
be held on Monday. August /, at
2:30 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 81
SHELTON, FRANK B. An emerEent
A communication Of National
m Lodge. No. IL, F. A. A. M,
IN is hereby called for Mon
MNMA day, August 1, 1860, at
WN~ . pm, at the Lee Funeral
MN Home, 4th st. and Mass.
W ave. ne, for the purpose
of conducting the last Masonic rites
for our late brother, FRANK B.
SHELTON.
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HART, ELDER JULIUS. Departed this

HAhI, ELUEh JULIUS: DepHIIsu InIs
life on Tuesday, July rs. 1860,
at the District General Hospital,
after q lingering illness, ELDER
nine children. flve daughters, four
sons, thirty -four grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren. Remains
may be viewed after pm FRIDAY,
July 20, at Smiths Funeral Home,
2ll6 18th st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices at St Luke's Baptist Church,
I'd and @ SITS. ne, on Satur-
day. July 80. at IL noon, Elder
Cagner ofhciatirng. 1nterment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 80
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DUUGLAS, AGUSTA z. On Friday,
July 29, 1850, AGUsIA E. DOUG
wife of William A, Douglas and
mother Of Bernard W. Douglas
Also surviving are four nieces,
Beatrice G. Harris, Nellie c. Stewart,
Bernice Williams and Muriel M.
Williams; other relatives and a host
OF friends. The late Mrs. Douglas
will lie in state at the Hughes Me-
mortal Methodist Church, SD and
Arnes SITS. ne. after . pm. Monday,
August /, where funeral services
will be held on Tuesday, August
Bishop officiating. Casket will not
be opened after services. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. l
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c. MORTEN wENDT, W. M
GLENN L. JOHNSON, secy.

GRNDLE, LOUISE E. tnee Graebner).
On Friday, July 20, 1860, at her
residence. 1904 E St. ne. LOUISE
Grfndle. Friends may call at her
late residence after q pm. sunday,
July 81. until Tuesday, August 2,
at 1890 am. REQUIEM mass at
the Holy Comforter Church at II
am. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mat
tingly Funeral Service. l
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lURNELL, GEORGIA A. On Thurs
Gay, July 2S. 1850, at her home,
9rGsSi!ls 99tr2G1ssSSyiI!ls' Route repi & Hsrndon, Va;
Jesse Cornell Of Herndon, Va, and
aunt of Mrs. Doris c. Weatherly Of
Arlington, Va Friends may call at
the Green Funeral Home, "a Eden
St, .Herndon, Va, where services will
be held sunday, July 81. at 2 pm.
tEDT). Interment Chestnut Grove
Cemetery al
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EVANS, MARION =. HOPKINS; On

HOPKINS EVANS of s34 18th st.
ne, wife Of John W. Evans, daugh-
ter Of the late Eugene and Martha
Hopkins, sister of Eugene and James
Hopkins, Elaine Brice and Dolores
Dtggs. She also is survived by
ten nieces and nephews and other
relatives and many friends. After
II noon Sunday, July 81, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, 1882 You st, NV, where
Monday, August /, at 1870 pm.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery. Family may be contacted at
l7lO Lyman place ne, Ii. 3-l315
81
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i sCHAEFER, WILLIAM =, sr. On

FRANK b. An emergent
communication Of National
Lodge. No. IL, F. A. A. M,
is hereby called for Mon
day. August /, 1860, at
. pm, at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne, for the purpose
ting the last Masonic rites
late brother, FRANK B.
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EIELns. MnIIAM an rriaau 1nl.

IELDS, WILLIAM z. on Friday, July
%. 1850. WILLIAM E. FIELDS.
Fields and father Of Mrs. Doris 3
Causey, Mrs. Goldie Beall, Mrs. Mil
dred L. Hoyle and Arts Fields;
brother of Mrs. Mageie Austin.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A, Humphrey, Bethesda,
Md. where services will be held
on Monday, August /, at ll:3O
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry, 81
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STEVENS. NELLIE C. The oficers and
- II members OF Hope Chap
MI ter, No. 80, O. E. s., will
N assemble at 7:3O m. Sun
\AAgN day, July 81. 1860, for the
purpose of conducting fu-
" neral services for our de-
ceased sister, NELLIE C,
STEVENS, at her late home, 30l7
1th st. Sc
BETTY J. GILDON.
Worthy Matron
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THURSDAY, July 2s. 1860, at he
District General Hospital, MAR
SHALL H., LEWIS OF 5214 Foote
st. ne. He leaves to mourn his
passing q devoted wife, Mrs Mar
tina E. Lewis; three children, a
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis; father,
Mr. Marion Lewis: one brother and
two sisters. Arrangements by the
Brown g. Davidson Funeral Home,
o635 Eads st. ne. Funeral ar
rangements later.
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GROuND,

late comrade, ALBERT b. GROUND,
Sr. Services will be held by the Ma
tional Honor Guard of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
WILLIAM I. THOMPSON, Jr.. Comdr
ALLEN K. HINES. ouartermaster. 81
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I'LL NLFs D EUOENE, 81.
1 EUGENE GALLERY, ST. beloved
son OF the late William ] and
Mary P. Gallery; brother of Sister
Mary Ambrose Of Marywood School,
Evanston. III; ana uncle of Michael
vived by Sister-in-law, Mrs. Rob-
ert A: Gallery. Friends may cali at
carroll Parlor. Healy Building,
Georgetown University, ) ~th and D
StS. nv. from TO 10 pm, Sunday,
recited at Holy Trinity Church, 36th
and o SITS. NV. at 1890 I'm. Mon
day, August /, followed by requiem
mass At | l am. Interment GEORGE
town University Cemetery. 81
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LUCAS. CoRRIE GERTRUDE. On

On Friday. July 30, 1860, at Chill
drens Hospital, BRIAN H. LUCAS
of 1000 2lst st. ne, beloved son
of Bernice and Newton Lucas
brother of Joel and Newton Lucas, ir..
Harvey. He also is survived BY
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5
18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
later.
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lHEYMARD, LEON ]. on Thursday.

das, July 81, 1850 MISS HusNiG
HoVNANIAit of 1888 14th st. NV.
She is survived by her niece, Miss
Vera Nourijanian; her nephew and
shii.dren: M; Ia and Mrs. Harry Nouri-
law. Takouhie Nourijanian, and
children of New York Services at
the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
29O1 14th St NV, on Sunday,
July 81, at 430 pm. (parkins IA
cilitiesJ. Interment private.
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back from home a few hours
before dawn.
Colleagues accused Mr.. Kaul
of lodging responsibility by re-
fusing to state his position re-
garding the three appoint
ments. two of which were very
controversial.
The four finally reached an
angry agreement after Mr..
Brown said. We'll, we can't sit
and stare at the ceiling in the
morning"
Two Support Richards
Relations among coalition
leaders further deteriorated
when during the recent con-
gressional campaign Mr.. Raul
Endorsed Dr.. Lucas Blevins. a
Democratic board member
whom the ABC long had fought.
Mr.. Richards. the ABC can
didate who defeated DR.. Blew
ms, declared that Mr.. Raul no
longer was a coalition repre-
sentative. Mr.. Brown and ABC
Chairman Lawrence Latte sup
ported the declaration.
But the unexpected victory
of Mr.. Richards did much to
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Foes of Falls Church Air Park
Switch Fight to Apartment Plan

master plan was shelved by
the county board of super
visors on September 10 in IA
vor of a piecemeal apartment
coming approach by which in
dividual high-density applica-
tions are to be considered on
their merits, using a siX-point
set of criteria as a guide.
The land in question lies
west of Graham road, south OF
Arlington boulevard, directly
opposite the existing Jefferson
Village garden-type apartment
development.
Objection Explained
Paul ]. Spielberg of 1900 Al
ger road in the South Woodley
subdivision. spoke for the opA
position and said he objected
to the apartments but didn't
think the anti-airport action
taken this summer should be
held against" the opponents.
Mr.. Spielberg said the air.
port produced occasional in
dications of less than satisfac-
tory operation" but that resi-
dents in the surrounding area
were almost wholly divided for
and against the facility.
Some of the residents" he
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VIRGINIA BRIEFS
Hearing Set
On FIuoride
Proposal

LEESBURG, Va. NOV. 30
Especially The Loudoun Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors yester-
day set a hearing on an ordi-
nance which would permit
fluoridation of the Goose Creek
water supply.
The ordinance directs the
Town Of Fairfax to put duoride
in the water system which it is
now building in Loudoun and
Fairfax Counties. The system,
supplied by Goose Greek, will
serve the lower section of LOU
doun County and parts Of Fair
fax County, including the Town
of Fairfax.
The Loudoun ordinance, on
which a public hearing will be
held at 2:30 pm. December 10.
directs the Loudoun health di-
rector to make periodic reports
to the county supervisors on
f1uoridation and to conduct
surveys and research to deter
mine the beneficial effects, if
any, of the program.
Fluoride is placed in water
systems as a tooth decay pre-
ventative measure. The District
of Columbia supply is so treat
ed as is the Washington Subur-
ban Sanitary Commission serv-
ice in Maryland.
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Roach Powder Kills Bow,
HospitoIizes Brothers

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. %
(AP).-Police reported today a
9-year-old boy died of roach
powder poisoning and two of
his brothers are suffering from
effects of the powder.
Randolph Garris, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Garris. was
pronounced dead on arrival at
a hospital yesterday.
Lee Garris, 2, was admitted.
His condition was listed today
as poor.
James Garris, IL. also was
admitted. His condition was
described today as fair.
They we're suffering from
nausea and dysentery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garris have
eight children. the oldest a
19-year-old girl. A week age
the five other children suffered
from nausea and dysentery,
but did not receive medical at
tention, Police said. They re-
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garris also suf'
fered slight illnesses. but re-
covered without medical help
Last Saturday night Ran
dolph, Lee and James became
i'll. Monday morning Mr. Garrit
found Randolph dying.
Detective E. w. Frear sale
an autopsy report listed the
cause of death as sodium
f1uoride Croach POWDER.
Detective Farr said it is prob.
able that the powder was in.
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Plonner Moore Quits
County for Better Job

Arlington Planning Director
Thomas Moore, the subject of
mounting criticism in recent
weeks, today announced he Is
quitting his $14,800-a-year-j job,
Mr.. Moore said he has &C
cepted another position that
could not be ignored due to the
unusual opportunity as well as
the substantial increase in
salary"
He declined to disclose the
nature or location of his new
job.
During his successful recent
campaign for election to the
county board, Thomas Richards,
a representative of the Airing
tonians for a Better County,
declared that Mr.. Moore should
be fired.
Another influential leader of
the ABC coalitions. Allen Dean
last week asserted that planning
in Arlington has suffered be-
cause of "uninspired and in
effective leadership" by Mr..
Moore.
Mr.. Moore, IS, whose resigna-
ton becomes effective December
IL, has refused to reply publicly
to the criticism.
"The planning staff has
completed all elements of the
master plan. All elements have
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been adopted by the planning
commission with the exception
of the proposed land use plan
on which hearings are now
being held" he said in his
letter of resignation.
I'm view of the fact that
staff work on the master plan
has been completed since Au-
gust Of this year, I feel that
any professional responsibility
has certainly been fulfilled"
County Board Chairman
Herbert Brown said of the
resignation:
"Mr. Moore has done his
best under trying circum-
stances. I wish him we'll. It
now is a responsibility of the
county to obtain the services
of a top notch professional
planner who will be able to
provide the leadership and
community guidance we need
to implement the master plan. /"
Board members. including
Mr.. Brown and Ernest Wilt.
have expressed the opinion
that Arlington should try to
recruit a new planning director
who already is familiar with
the Washington area. Mr..
Moore came to Arlington in
1858 from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Boy, Il, Injured
When Hit by Auto

William Wernick, IL. of 221
Springvale avenue. Mclean,
was injured this morning when
he was struck by a car at Chain
Bridge road and Cedar avenue,
Fairfax County Police reported.
Police Pvt. Paul st. Clair
said William had crossed Chain
Bridge road to look at some
construction equipment and
was recrosSing the street dur
ing rush-hour traffic when he
was hit by a car driven by Miss
Jacqueline Wood, II. of GIG
Earnestine street. Mclean.
William, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray S. Wernick, is a
student at Longfellow Inter-
mediate School. His mother
Marie, is we'll known in Fairfax
County Democratic politics.
William was reported in I'M
determined condition with head
and leg injuries at Arlington
Hospital. Pvt. st. Clair said
Miss Wood. a student at Nc
Lean High School, would not
be charged.
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KouL Gets Cool Reception
As He Returns to ABC Fold

ameliorate animosity within the
coalition. -
However. ABc leaders last
night stressed they. have not
forgotten Mr.. Kaul's departure
into partisan politics.
They said that because the
ABC is a coalition of Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. a county
board member elected by par
tisans of both national parties
has a responsibility not to en-
gage in partisan politics at the
State or national level.
Rank and Ale members of
the coalition, they said, obvi-
ously can support either Demo-
cratic or Republican candi-
dates in State or national elec-
lions.
But, they commended, If an
ABC county board member
wishes to engage in national
politics. then he should resign
from the ABC rather than
compromise the non-partisan
nature of the coalition.
ABC leaders said they would
insist that Mr.. Raul pledge to
forsake outside political ambi-
tons and devote himself to
county problems.
Kaul Sees No Conflict
Informed of these comments,
Mr.. Raul declared:
Il have every intention of
continuing to work to strength
en- the Democratic Party both
in Northern Virginia and ma
tionally. I see no conflict.
Il have been a member of
ABC. which I helped organize,
continually. I did not resign
from the ABC. I resigned
from the executive committee
during my campaign to prevent
any conflict or embarrassment
regarding the County Board
race in which I took no part. No
conflict now exists. Unless they
have revised the bylaws of
ABC I automatically am re-
stored to membership ON the
executive committee and that is
all there is to it."