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SABIN, ARTHUR. Died on Monday,
at the Veterans Hospital in Mar
tinsburg, W Va, ARTHUR SABlN.
He is survived by his four sons,
Arthur c., William c., James T.
and David H Sabn. Services in
the chapel at Arlington on Fri
day. March IL, Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 10
SEAL, AMANDA JANE. Suddenly, on
Sunday, March g.. 1860, at Mont
Romery County General Hospital,
AMANDA JANE SEAL, age so. be-
loved wife OF the late Abigia Seal
OF Etchison, Md. mother of Mrs.
Jesse L. Garland. Mrs. Lille Mathis,
Mrs, Ibbie lawson, Mrs. Berthe
Bibles, Mrs Bessie Wilder, Mrs.
Bonnie Elliott. Mrs. Dixie Smoot,
Oscar Orbin and Thomas Seal Also
survived by 40 grandchildren and
"a great-grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Francis H. Barber Fu-
neral Home, Laytonsville, Md, where
services will be held on Thursday
March 10, at . pm. Interment
Seal farm cemetery. %
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HOPKINS, HUBERT HAROLD. On

Mondayi MaTch I, 1860, HUBERT
HAROLD HOPKINS Of l4l5 Sara
toEa ave ne. beloved husband Of
Frances e. HOPKINS lnee Nichols
Lola Wiman, Mrs Shirley Mulvey
James A. Hopkins Mrs Huberta
Taylor and Hubert H Hopkins He
also is survived by eleven grand
children Friends may call at the
Nalley Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
Island ave at Eastern ave. ne,
where services will be held Wednes-
day. March q. at 2 pm Relatives
and friends invited. 1nterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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HURT. DFSSIE TIER. on Thursday
March Sis DsssIa & 1884 1irR R HRT ATRE9p 9 Rs Hos
Herndon, Va. wife Of the late Wise
son. Mrs Bertha FARRELL Mrs. Leons
Poole. Mrs Ruth Allison. Donald
Chester. Jesse. Leonard and McKin-
lev Hurt Friends NAV call at thC
Green Funeral Home. l01 Eden st.
Herndon, Va, where services will bt
held on wednesday. March 9. at
pm Interment Chestnut Grove
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DINKINs. MAGGIE M. On THURSDAY,

March s. 1850. At her residence.
506 Que ST. NV MAGGIE N.
D1ShiNS, nH d, Tne 81 JohH e, UIhHins snS
Thomas DinkinS. She also leaves
to mourn her passing one aunt,
Mrs. Jessie Kennedy: three broth
ers. three grandchildren and other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T Rhines
d Co. Funeral Home. 30l6 l2th
ST. ne. where friends may call
after pm. Tuesday, March g.
Funeral and interment Thursday,
March 10, at Columbia. s. c. q
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HALL, MARGARET McNEELY Al Wal

YER Reed Hospital. March g., 1880:
MARGARET McNEELY HALL OF
beloved wife Of the late Colonel
Chalmers G Hall and mother OF
Major Chalmers Hall. sister of Mrs
Wallace Scales Mrs. B. Strachan.
both Of Salisbury, N c.. and Mrs.
Neely, both OF California Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md
services and interment will be held
Wednesday. March q, at l 80 a m
at Arlington National Cemetery. 3
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GIBSON. DIR. GEORGE A. On MOI

day. March I, 1880, DR.. GEORGE
A. GIBSON Of rs SD place Sc
husband OF Gertrude r. Gibson. He
also is survived by son, Cooper
W. Gibson Of Binghamton, N. Y;
salem. N. C.: niece. vivian Kim
Bright, also OF Winston Salem, N. C.
and many other relatives and
friends After . pm. Thursday
March 10. friends may call at the
Frazier Funeral Home, RS9 Rhode
Island ave NV. where services viii
be held on Friday. March IL. al
pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal CemPtery n
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MELVIN A COLBERT. Fin. secy

denly. on Sunday, March 8. 1860,
at the washington Sanitarium and
Hospital, VERNAL MARIE BASSETT
OF l9ll Elkhart st, Silver Spring,
Md. wife of Ralph s. BaSsett,
mother Of Linda Ann. David W,
James w and Everett J. Bassett
and sister Of Mrs Tina Rule, Mrs.
C J. Kasper. Mrs. Lorraine Arm
strong and Everett, Stanley and
Russell Walston. Mrs. Bassett rests
at the Warner z. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home, S434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Nd, where service
will be held on Thursday, March
10. at II am fparKins facilities.
Interment PArklaWn Cemetery, o
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BAILEY, EUSTACE. offcers and
n-.h members of Morning Star
q + &; ! Il; . ]
- 1860. A session OF sorrow
will be held at s pm Tuesday,
March s, at the Elks' Home, 1885
10Th st. NV Funeral on Wednes-
day, March 9. at / pm, at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H ST. ne.
JAMES B. BRISCOE.
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lum pl. ne. Musician Chief JEROME
Brazil. on February 25, 1880. be-
loved husband Of Frences Rosen-
Karen Rosenthal He also is sur
vived by two brothers. Alfred and
Leon Rosenthal. both OF Baltimore.
Md. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard Danzansky g. Sons Funeral
Msrch GJ, 1SO & at II noon 1nterment
Arlington National Cemetery, al
100 pm.
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NIEDFELDT, FRANK v. OF zoo
32nd st. Sc. on March 4. 1860,
husband Of Jessie P. Niedfeldt (nee
Hendershotl, father Of Clyde E
Niedfeldt and Helen Louise Mostyn
Also survived by four grandchildren,
Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT 11th ST. Sc. on Tues
day. March s, at = pm. Services and
interment Buck Valley Cemetery,
Fulton County, Pa. on Wednesday,
March Q. at l pm. 8
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day, March 8. 1860. at his resi-
i. Senes. 8 5I29 ~ con1scticus me Is ave: NV
husband Of Evelyn dolibsrt, Brother
of Thomas L Golibart Of Detroit.
Mich. Prayers at the s. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 290l l4th st.
NV. Thursday. March 10, at $3.50
st. Matthews Cathedral. 18th st.
and Rhode Island ave. NV. where
the holy sacrifice Of the mass will
be offered at 8 am. for the repose
Of his soul Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 8
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ULLMAN, MAURICE SAMUEL n,

SAMUEL ULLMAN Of Raleigh, N c, :
beloved husband OF Jeanne Ullman
and devoted father OF Ellen and
David Ullman He also is survived
by his mother, Mrs. Milton Gold
smith. and brother. Joseph Ull-
neral services at the Bernard Dam
zansky a. Sons Funeral Home, 35Ol
18th st NV. on Thursday, March
10, at $50 am. Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery. o
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Saturday. March 5, 1850, JOSEPH
JACKSON of 220 Parker St ne.
beloved father Of Dorothy Glover
brother Of John and Mrs. MAGGIE
Grandson, Mrs. Sarah Reeder. Mrs
Helen Countie and Mrs. Marths
their loss six grandchildren. thir'
teen Observation-Disclosures and a hos
of other relstives and friends Re.
mains may be viewed after pm
Tuesday. March s, at the J. r
Cameron g. Sons Funeral Home
GIL K St NV. Rosary will bt
said at 8 pm. at the chapel Mas
will be offered at the Holy Re.
deemer Church, New York and New
Jersey aves. NV, at am
Wednesday March q Intermen'
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Family
may be contacted at the above fu.
neral home between Z pm. and
pm Tuesday March 3
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REYNANTE, CLARA NJ. on Friday

March I. 1850 CLARA NJ. REY-
NANTE, beloved mother Of Mary sue
Rebol. Bobby O.. Jack C.. and Ed
ward Brooks, and sister Of Sober X.
and Reed Long. Friends may cali
at the Simmons Bros Funeral Home,
1851 Good Hope I'd sc. (parking
faciiities1, until q am Wednesday,
March o. Graveside services and
interment In Arlington National
Cemetery at 10 am
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day. March 7, 1860, at the Wash
ROSE MATTHEW'S Of Route 5, Fair
fa=, Va. mother of Mrs Myrtle
Wall Of Vernal, Utah; Miss Irene
Matthews Of Washington, D. c.:
Francis B Matthews OF Falls
Church, Va. and Mrs. Veronica
Kane OF Baltimore, Md She also
is survived by twelve grandchildren,
oIs ee spd one "'iJStsiu' sjsier Friends NAV
call at the Green Funeral Home,
10l Eden st. Herndon, Va, where
there will be recitation of the
rosary at 3 pm. Tuesday, March 3.
Requiem mass will be offered for
the repose Of her soul at 10 am.
Wednesday, March ., at st. Joseph's
Catholic Church, Herndon, Va. In
terment Fairfax Cemetery.
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Y. JOEL d. The officers
and members OF Ruth
Chapter, No. Z, order Of
the Eastern Star. are
hereby notified of the
death of Brother JOEL D.
STANSBURY on Sunday.
March 8. 1860. Services
iasch Funeral Home, 4739
ave, Hyattsville, Nd. on
March 8. at s pm.
9TH H. WHITCRAFT.
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BOURNE. ARTHUR CLENELAND, On
Monday, March Z, 1860. at his
e2ufch. e2me va va, ARfRPGR HsffiPGS1R cLEvELANp LEV
BOURNE, aged 81. formerly Of
Cleveland. Ohio, husband Of Grace T
Bourne and father OF Calvin
Frances and Charles Bourne. Fu-
neral services will be held at the
home address on Wednesday, March
Q. at 2 pm Interment will be
private. Please omit flowers.
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day, March l. 1860. MRS ROSIE
ANNA JENKINS OF 32l Virginia
ave. sw. wife OF Mr. Robert Jen-
kins She also is survived by three
brothers. three sisters several nieces
and nephews and other relatives
and many friends Remains NAV
be viewed on Tuesday. March s,
Funeral Home. 62l Florida ave
NV. where services will be held on
Wednesday. March q. at pm.
Interment Harmony Memorial Park
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dence. 1905 Douglas st ne. WILL
LIAM p HEDRICK. beloved huS-
of Ray Hedrick Of Brentsville, Va.
Services at the 8 H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home 29Ol 14th St NV,
on Thursday. March 10, at 1l:30
am Cparking facilitieS. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. o
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MI FAhNEF, miss MAKGAKEI d. On
SATURDAY.. March s 1850, at Little
Sisters Home for AGED: 22n H St ne
daughter Of the late Rosalie and
Richard F Kearney She is sur
vived by a niece. Elizabeth O'Don-
nell and three nephews. Richard
F. Joseph and George C Murphy.
Services at Gasch's Funeral Home.
4139 Baltimore ave. HvattSville.
Md. Wednesday March q, at IL
am. Relatives and friends invited.
InteFmPnt FyerRreen Cemetery 8
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KEY. MARIE y. Suddenly, on SAtuf
day. March &. 1890. at the Wash
ineton Hospital Center, MARIE s
KEY OF 1924 Belmont rd. NV,
wife Uf the late Capt. James
Bennett Key. Surviving are a
sister Mrs. Gertrude johnson
OF Washington. D C brother:
DR., Norborne E. Bacchus OF
PHILADELPHIA Pa: two nephews,
James L Johnson, jr.. and Or.
Frank 3 Johnson and other rels
tives and many friends after 4
pm Tuesday. March 2. friends are
invited to call the the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st nv,
where services will be held Wednes-
day. March o at pm. Please
omit flowers. FAMILY requests that
contributions be made 70 the Merri-
weather Home for Children. 739
Euclid st NV. Interment Lincoln
Memorial CpmetPrV
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BAILEh, ECSIhCE; ECSoIsha E;I1sTTnncs Tn s4IuTqSy
OF 1928 L st. Sc. beloved father OF
Mrs. Lillian Addison and Eustace
Bailey, ir.; grandfather of Lloyd
D. Allen and Herman E. Bailey. He
also is survived by three great
grandchildren; two devoted friends,
Mrs. Elizabeth Conrad and Mrs.
Louise Payne; other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Bailey may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H St ne, after pm.
Tuesday, March s. where services
will be held at l pm. Wednesday.
March 8. lnterment Woodlawn
Cemetery. 8
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Monday. March 7, 1850. at Proyi
dence Hospital, PAUL FREDERICK
ROCKELLI OF 301 Huron drive
band of Alice Rockeili NEE Ander
SOM. father OF Paul E., Frederic
W. and Gerald H. Rockelli and Mrs
Dolores Cudmore: brother OF Mrs
Philomena Colliere and Angel
seven grandchildren Friends ma
call at the Lee Funeral Home 4tl
st. and Mass. ave. ne. until 9:3
am. Thursday, March 10. Re
QUEEN mass will be offered at 81
Francis Xavier Catholic Church
2Sth St and Pa ave, Sc. at l.
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery 8
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DrathH

On Monday, March Z, 1860, at
Md, EUNICE GOTWALD SEIT-
FINGER, aged 81 years, beloved
wife OF Arthur E. Seitzinger Of
Mayo, Md. Funeral on Thursday,
March 10. at = pm, from the
Taylor Funeral Chapel, 147 Glou-
ceSter ST., Annapolis. Nd. Inter-
ment National Cemetery, Annapo-
lis, Md. 8
STANSBURY, JOEL DALE. On Sun
day, March g, 1850, JOEL DALE
STANSBURY Of 101s0 Baltimore
ave, College Park, Md. beloved
husband of Mrs. Mary E Stansbury
and father of Mrs. JEANNE Hayes.
Mrs. MArilee Murphy and Robert
Stansbury. He also is survived by
two stepchildren, Jack Wilsey
and Mrs. Hermie Kuhlmann: three
brothers, Albert, Theodore and
David Stansbury. and fifteen grand
children. Relatives and friends
may call at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile, Nd. until pm. Wednesday
March @: thence to the Main &
Sons Funeral Home, New Castle,
Ind, for services and interment
Friday morning, February IL.
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March 5 1880, FRANCES RI Nf 'eSViSi. oViNG.
TON, 36l5 .Calvend la, Kensington.
E and Miss Frances s. Ovington.
sister Of Mrs Charlotte Tomlinson
Of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Miss Flor
ence Stovall OF Cheyenne. Wyo: Miss
Louise Brooks OF Denver. Colo; Mrs
Laura Hughs Of Mount Vernon. Iowa
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey Bethesda,
Md. where services will be held
Wednesday, March 8, at 2 pm. In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery. S
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1rathH

McCoNE. BOOKER TOLBERT. On
Saturday, March 5, 1850, BOOKER
TOLBERT McCONE of 1911 10Th
st. NV, husband of Ellen E. Nc
Cone. father of Mary Magdelsn
McCone, son Of Monroe McCone of
Jacksonville. Fla. and brother of
Dorothy L. Steele and Jonathan
McCone of Jacksonville, Fla He
also is survived by other relatives
and friends. After pm. Wednes-
day. March 8, friends are invited
TO call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1892
You st, NV. where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Thursday,
March 10, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 8
MCDONALD. HARRIET A. On Sun
~ day, March 8, 1860, at
EEA Colorado Springs, Colo,
EI<M IA HARRIET A. MCDONALD
la NfM III member of Columbia Typo
N(&W graphical Union. No, 10l,
NETW and the Secretary's Chapel
Services on Tuesd y
March 8, and interment Colorado
RoBERT TAuB, President.
HAROLD B HUGHES, " Pres.
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March 9, 1860, at Arlington Hos
pital. ALMIRA ANN ROLLINS o
2O45 North Stafford St. Arlington
Va. wife Of the late Martin F
Rollins and mother Of Douglas Her
bert Rollins OF Falls Church, Va
Raymond E. Rollins of West Pain
FAVOR FAVOR and S Mrs MIs Beatrice SSsafT stormon
both Of Arlington, and Mrs Ethe
Speer of Baltimore, Md She ais
is survived by one brother, Gilber
B. Brady; one sister Maude B. Ne'
OF Washington, d. c., and nv
grandchildren. Friends may call a
the Pearson Funeral Home, AZ
North Washington st, Falls Church
Va. where services will be he'll
Thursday. March 10. at . pm
1nterment National Memorial Park
In lieu OF flowers. please make con
tributions to the Heart Fund. 0
Evening star., 1960-12-01
FBI Finds More
OfAIessio Ransom

LOS ANGELES. Dec. l [AP)
-FBI agents have found an
other 100000 of the ransom
paid kidnapers of sportsman
Anthony Alessio This makes
the total recovered $182.515 Of
the 100000 paid.
Agents discovered the money
yesterday in a Los Angeles
apartment occupied briefly by
Frank Marrone. 81, one Of five
arrested suspects. The money
was in a panel on the inside
Of a refrigerator door.
Marrone. q former convict,
had told a San Diego Judge he
was fiat broke"
Alessio. one Of seven brothers
who operate the Aqua Caliente
race track at Tijuana, Mexico,
was kidnapped In San Diego
November 81. He was, freed
unharmed after payment Of the
ransom.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

Gated it also plans to 60 on a
double schedule then.
Right now the political COM
mittee is discussing disarma-
ment, a question on which its
members would like to hear the
views Of the Kennedy admin
istration. Most delegates want
to avoid voting on rival pro-
posals at this stage.
The Indians have put in a
resolution to set up principles
for new negotiations between
the big powers. They have
agreed not to press it to a vote
unless the United States and
Russia can agree, a most un-
likely prospect now.
Canada also has proposed set
ting up a committee of non-
nuclear powers to try to per-
suade Moscow and Washington
to sit down again at the negor
tiating table and talk disarma-
ment. Delegates are pressing
the Canadians not to push
their proposal to a vote either.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

has not taken action on a single
major issue in the last two
months. It has given up hope
Of ending its business on the
target date of December II.
Most delegates feel that the
United States cannot make any
hard decisions until President
elect Kennedy takes over the
Government. They do not want
the 99-nation Assembly to re-
convene before the middle of
February.
Many hope that with a new
United States President not
bound by the commitments Of
the Eisenhower administration,
the Soviet Union may take a
more conciliatory position on
its major conflicts with the
United States.
Kasavubu Seated
So far the major accomplish
ments Of the Assembly have
been the perennial decision to
shelve Communist China's bid
for membership and seat the
Congo delegation backing Presi-
dent Joseph Kasavubu.
But other debates have SO
begged down the schedule that
night and Saturday meetings
are set in the trusteeship COM
mittee and the Assembly itself
in a drive to clean up a bulging
agenda of colonial issues before
the recess in mid-December.
The Assembly itself is con-
fronted with a staggering list OF
GA speakers who want to speak
on Russia's proposal to abolish
all colonies at once. This idea
was proposed by Mr.. Khru,
shchev during his four-week
visit here.
Another Khrushchev idea, a
three-man board to replace
Secretary General Dae Ham
marskjold. has not been made
into a formal proposal by the
Russians. But Communist
spokesmen have taken a LOT
Of time talking about Mr.. Ham
marskjold and his secretariat
in various Assembly committees
Hungary, Tibet Debates
Still coming UP for discussion
are acrimonious debates on
Evening star., 1960-12-01

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"on-the-dot" regularity.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

Hungary and Tibet, and resolu-
tions by the Soviet Union and
Cuba accusing the United
States of aggression.
Next week the political COM
mittee takes up the question OF
the Algerian rebels six-year war
for independence from France.
It is likely to produce plenty
Of verbal fireworks. with the
Russians joining in hot and
heavy against the French. The
political committee has indi-
Evening star., 1960-12-01
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Evening star., 1960-12-01
u. N. Plons to Recess,
Awoit Kennedy Views

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Dec. (AP).-The United
Nations General Assembly Is planning winter
recess to await the views of the Kennedy administration
in Washington.
The Assembly still of balance Soviet Premier Khr-
shchevs table humpng antics at the this session.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: I have always
thought the word bachelor"
meant an unmarried mana
man who had never been mar
ried. However, I notice society
articles frequently refer to wild
overs and divorced men as
bachelors" &C. B. B., Wash
ington, D. C.
Answer: A bachelor, in the
marital or premarital use of the
word, means only one thing: A
man who has not been married.
Use of this word in place of
"widower" o. divorced man"
is simply careless or ignorant.
From its earliest origin,
bachelor" has had the conno-
tation of novice" a sense that
is reflected also in the other
major use of "bachelor"-in
such phrases as bachelor of
arts" to designate the first de-
Evening star., 1960-08-30
ieonord Storr
BY George Tusko

gree awarded by a college or
university. Back in the Middle
Ages a bachelor" was a young
knight serving a period as vas
sal to q member Of the landed
gentry. In fact, the original
bachelor was little more than a
glorified cowhand - "baccala-
rius" being the Latin term for
lone who cares for cows"
Question: When I see an an
nouncement of the "biannual
report" of a foundation or busi-
ness organization, does this
mean that the report is issued
twice a year or once every two
years?-L. B.. Akron, Ohio. ~.
Answer: "Biannual" techni-
cally can mean either twice a
year or once every two years,
but in actual practice it has
been pretty well standardized
Evening star., 1960-08-30

to mean twice a year. Actually
the term "semi-annuai" is
clearer, and. in recent years,
has become more commonly
used. - So"
Nearly 40 years ago H. w.
Fowler, in his Dictionary .of
Modern English Usage. called
all "bi-" compounds "ambigu-
Gus" and "unsightly hSbrids.
He was right then-and his
judgment is still good today.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
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Evening star., 1960-08-30
WORD, GAME
Find q or more words in
DIS GRO WIN

meaning. TO depose." Average
mark, % words; time limit, 25
minutes.
Rules Of the game: /. Words must
be Of four or more letters. 2. Words
which acquire four letters by the add.
tion of IS" such as bats" Cats
are not used. g. Only one form OF q
word is used. 4. Proper names are
not used
Answer to PHILOMEL
pill. pile, poem, pole. poll, hello, hell
help, hemp, helm, hill. hole, home
hope, impel, lime, limp, lope, mill
mile. mole, NOPE, MOL, moll.
Evening star., 1960-08-30

You may charge any
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or service (sxespf
fovntain Pvrehasesl.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
Two Malls Proposed
In Heart Of Alexandra

The Alexandria City Council
has received q new urban re-
newal plan designed to make
the Oldest part Of the historic
:ity even more colonial in char
acter.
Tentative proposals submit.
ted last night suggest creation
Of q pedestrian mall in the
heart Of the downtown business
district, along King street be-
tween st. Asaph and Royal
streets. Another mall extending
about a block along Pitt street
would intersect the one on
King street.
Most existing buildings on
the north side of King street
between Washington and Royal
streets and on the south side
between Pitt and st. Asaph
streets would be replaced.
Some Razing Envisioned
The plan also indicates re-
placement Of some structures in
the following locations: part of
the 200 block, most of the 800
block and the center part of the
400 block of st. Asaph street;
most of the 500 block of Oronocc
street; the 400 block of Cameron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
OHuIIorun
Resigns in
Falls Church

Falls Church City Council
man Thomas A. O'Halloran has
announced his resignation from
the council, effective Decem-
Der 81.
Mr.. O'Halloran, who wa.
Mayor Of Falls Church from
1857 to 1859, cited press oil
personal business" as the rea.
son for his resignation. A
member of the conservative
minority, the former Mayor
has been on the council for the
last six years.
No date has been set fol
selection of a successor. who
will serve until the end of next
August. The council presently
Is controlled by members Of
the Citizens For q Better City
Political Group. It is expected
that Mr.. O'Halloran's replace
ment will be appointed from
among CBC supporters.