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Evening star., 1960-08-19
WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Skouros Woos Egypt

New York long enough to close
up her apartment before re-
turning to London, not only to
renew her friendship with
Billy Wallace of the Princess
Margaret set, bat probably to
star In 1.-THE. Queens Guard
for the Powell company.
At the moment, the lovely Suzy
is fighting the Fox request
or demand, that she go to
Greece for their picture on the
Battle Of Thermopyae, now
called "Leonadies, King of the
Spartans." II don't look good
in a toga," the slender Miss
Parker told her boss. She told
me over a champagne lunch
at the Ivy Restaurant, that
when she was asked to test for
Cleopatra" "pre-Elizabeth Tay-
lor, she refused saying, "have
you ever seen a Cleopatra with
freckles and long arms" Suzy,
now in the process of divorcing
her French journalist husband
Pierre de Ia Sale, is currently
the toast of London Town, with
Mr.. Wallace Swooning the most,
- -
Joan Collins may decide to
marry Warren Beatty pronto,
now that she has lost out to
Eva Marie Saint, in the GLORY
of Ell Cid" with Charlton
HestOn, to start in Spain next
month. SimOne Sign0ret
is blaming the other woman
in her marriage rumble with
Yves MOntand. Says the lady
chases Yves. and not versa. So
does Yves. It's a pity. This was
a very good marriage.
Sir Laurence Olivier and Joan
PlOwright, were quietly holiday
Evening star., 1960-08-19
KENNEDY RA. 6-66oo

NhNN&VA 32s Kennedy s.. NV.
Doors Open 500 Pm. WILD
RIVER. Montgomery Gift, ZOO
Only; Edna Ferber's Great Best
Seller. ICE PALACE" Richard
Burton. at S:45 Only: Tomorrow,
PSS5s Poos opsT TSp coSEpY nM dHoW Rio cAs st
100 PM. Ten Big Cartoons. FREE
to First 900 Children Attending q
3-stoose Masic View Action Ring.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
0TVN Il. $500

~ $50 Penno. Ave. Sc.
James Stewart. 1870. $50, a:i5;
SOUTH SEA WOMAN" Burt Lam
caster, 3:25. 1:20. Tomorrow,
Kiddie Bonus Show, 100 PM.
Only, LAST HUNT" Plus Car
Evening star., 1960-08-19

SHERIDAN s.s,si; a; S;74So; 20. Sw s1w
LOST WORLD" Michael Rennie,
6:15, $50: THIS HAPPY FEEL
ING" Debbie Reynolds. $40. To-
morrow, Cartoon Show, 100 PM.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

American women stars with
slanting eyes. This was cor
rected with the next picture
which starred Anna Mae Wong
Evening star., 1960-08-19

CENTRAL s. NJ; h.@a vs.; s.s, 1as Ss,siS. siS
MAN OF THE WEST" Gary
Cooper. Il:15. 2:35, 500, 9:25:
THE DEFIANT ONES" Tony Cur
tiS 1o.65 A.2h S.5O
Evening star., 1960-08-19

CIT VGR ~. 9-55oo. coIesvllIs Rd.
0A@ V~As OF Go. Ave-. Silver Spring
BELLS ARE RINGING"
Judy Holiday, Dean Martin, 1:15,
5:25. 9:35; HELLER IN PINK
TIGHTS" Sophia Loren, 1925,
SHOW, iI:O0 AM. Only. "GUN
GLORY" Stewart Granser, Plus
Evening star., 1960-03-17
Adenuuer
Ends Visit
Today

The finale Of German
Chancellor Adenauer's two
day official visit to Washing
ton was to be a luncheon to-
day, given by members of the
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee.
Immediately afterwards he
Will leave, with his son and
daughter, for the West Coast.
While his father is lunch
ing with the Senators, DR..
Konrad Adenauer, jr.-who
came along on a private visit
was to be entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Schiffeler
at the Sulgrave Club.
Among the guests at this
luncheon were to be the Sec
retary Of the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Leonard
Carmichael, the former Chief
OF Protocol and Mrs. John
Farr Simmons and a number
Of German Embassy officials.
Last night the Chancellor
was honored at a stag dinner
given by Secretary of State
Christian Herter at his resi-
dence and attended by DR..
Adenauer.
Evening star., 1960-03-17
Photo Contest
Opens Tomorrow

in getting the two shots she
has entered. One of a small
oog taken in a park at Nine
teenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. N. w. required a long
wait for just the right shot.
Another unusual picture Of
drainage pipes taken at Little
River Falls caused a real
problem.
Mrs. Read crawled in one
Of the pipes to get her shot
and kept going just a little
further in to make her photo
graph. Then she couldn't get
out. She told how she called
and called to attract her hus-
bands attention.
But. of course, I finally
did get out"
The Salon will be open to
the public from $3.50 am. to
9 pm. tomorrow, Saturday
and Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-03-17

Photography is at least as
much a woman's field as it
Is a mans.
Proof is the City-Wide
Salon Of Photographic Art
which will open tomorrow in
the lobby of the Department
of Commerce.
Ofhcials of the D. c. Rec
reation Department which is
sponsoring the contest said
that the number of entries
was almost evenly divided
between women and men.
Typical of the women trek
ing down to get in their
entries is Mrs. Charles Read,
a Bureau of Mines employee,
who said it was her first con-
test since she became inter-
ested in photography as a
hobby about three years ago.
Since then she has studied
at the Agriculture Graduate
School and became a men,
Der Of the National Photo
graphic Society. Mrs. Read
explained that it was her
husband, who is with the
General Services Admins
tration, who was first inter-
ested in photography.
But now I'm doing more
than he is" she laughed.
She told a tale Of patience
Evening star., 1960-03-17
KentuckiQns
To Honor
Stephen Foster

The next event of the Ken
tucky Society of Washington
will be Stephen Collin Fos-
ter night" to be held to-
morrow in the ballroom of
the National Press Club.
The composer was born in
Pittsburgh but wrote MY
Old Kentucky Home" while
visiting in Bardstown at the
home Of John Rowan, one
time Ambassador to Italy.
The song has been made the
official State song by an act
Of the Kentucky Legislature
and the magnificent Rowan
home is now a State shrine,
visited by thousands of peo-
pie yearly.
At the request of Mrs.
William Burkhalter, presi-
dent of the Kentucky So
ciety, Kentucky's Governor
Burt Combs has issued a
proclaim alton declaring
March 18 to be Stephen
Collins Foster Day"
The Proclamation. flown
from Kentucky in time for
tomorrow's event, will be pre-
sented by Kentucky's Mrs.
Pearl Carter Pace, chairman
Of the Foreign Claims Settle
ment Commission of the
United States, to Representa-
tive James G. Fulton. who is
from Pittsburgh, the Foster
birthplace. In turn the
proclamation will then be
given to the Stephen Collins
Foster Memorial at the
University of Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1960-03-17

enough in the water. The
part Of the seed that sprouts
is just about in the center
and the water should be that
high on the seed.
Therefore I always put my
toothpicks or big pins about
two-thirds of the way up on
the seed and keep the glass
or jar nearly level full Of
water. Use a glass or jar
with a mouth wide enough
to leave room for the expan-
sion of the seed Just before
sprouting takes place.
I have found that it is bet
ter to lay the seed aside for
a few days so that the brown
Evening star., 1960-03-17
Oldtime Fovorite
r. L. s., Washington

I have a yearning for some
old-fashioned buckwheat
cakes, but have been unable
to find any plain buckwheat
flour (not the prepared mix
in the local supermarkets.
Could any reader supply the
recipe and the name Of a
store where buckwheat flour
can be bought?
Evening star., 1960-03-17

Skin" on the seed will dry
and become brittle. Then I
peel it of. 1t is especially i'm
portant to remove the Skin"
on the bottom of the seed
and along the natural divid-
ing line between the two
halves Of the seed. 1t usually
takes from three to six weeks
for the sprouting.
First, you will notice that
the halves of the seed are
separating a little bit. Then
you will see a root growing
out from the bottom. When
that root has grown enough
to support its growth the top
Evening star., 1960-03-17
WEE WOMEN

shoot will start. You can
transfer it to a pot of soil
any time after the top starts
to grow, or you can transfer
it to another. larger jar of
water, if you have some way
to support it.
They become very top
heavy. The plants require
a lot of water. If you place
the pot of soil in a deep
saucer or a shallow bowl fill
ing up that saucer with water
Evening star., 1960-03-17
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
A Window Full of Plants
To Mrs. r. T. NJ, Alexandria
Mrs. T. G.. B., WdShinotou

since have used this method have never failed to get
AVOCADO seeos TO sprou have window full the plants
more than half OF them in Jars of put curtain rod
half way up the window have the plants anchored
to that for support.
Probably your trouble is that the seed is not deep
Evening star., 1960-03-17

every day will probably sup
ply it with enough moisture.
Good luck with your next
try.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-13

Mrs. Effie Mitchell, 1141 W.
Watkins Rd., president of the
local group, will serve on
the Hospitality committee
with Mines. Gerry Eliot, leg
islator; Ann Johnson, sister
of us. Rep. John Rhodes;
clara Haberl and others.
Mrs. Glare B. williams from
Washington, DC. is the key
speaker. Governor Paul Fan
min will ais o speak.
Other officers of the local
club include Mines. Rosie
Curry, 1897 S. IL Ave-, vice
president; odessa Curry,
1860 S. 10 Ave-, secretary;
and Dorothy Price, 1887 W.
Buckeye, treasurer.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-13
West Side

Mrs. Agnes Glover of Hope,
Michigan is visiting Mrs.
A. Washington, 1910 W.
Apache.
Mrs. Vera Nelson enter
tanned Queens of the
South with a lovely dinner.
The Commission Mission
Society of Phoenix were
guests of the Industrious
Prayer Band.
Sister Rev. LIN. Knight
and ALB. Franklin gave
a wonderful message.
On the sick list this week
are Mrs. Thelma Rixstraw,
1929 W. Sherman; Mrs. A.
Washington, 1910 W. Apache;
Mrs. Galbert, 1882 W. Mo-
have; and Susie Greer, 1927
W. Tonto.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-13

Mr.. Taylor completed all
of his elementary, secondary
and college education in
Arizona. He received a
Master degree in English at
ASU in 1856.
Prior to his ASU assistant
ship, he taught English at
Prairie View State College,
Prairie View, Texas.
Tribune photo Ed Banks
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-13
REPUBLICAN MEET
SCHEDULED

Members of the South West
Phoenix Republican women's S
club are joining with Mari
copa County's ten other units
to be hosts at the 35th con-
vention of the Arizona State
Federated COP women at
Scottsdale's Safari Hotel,
May 1915. Mrs. Bert Cross,
Phoenix, acts as general
chairman.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-13

BETTY WEBB, 13-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Webb, 212O E. Parkway Drive, has placed the
IS Savings bond in the bank for her college education
She first place in oratorica contest sponsored
by the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity held
Chapel on April 20.
An eighth grade student at the Percy Julian School,
Betty plans attend South Mt High fall.
Tribune photo Ed Banks
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-13

JESSE TAYLOR, 1874 E.
Lincoln, an assistant in the
English department at Ari-
zona State University, was
recently named as a member
of the English department
at South Mountain High
School.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-13
H. MaMce

PS Through the courtesy und cooperation Of the Arizona
Tribune they have made it possible for give you the
benefit Of low, wholesale prices all furniture and
appliances And you will receive l0% discount
PPS Thanks for your tremendous response last
invitation.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-13
TO WE'D EARTHA

Singer Eartha Kilt, 80, and
William Mcdonald, 30-year-
old real estate investor of
Los Angeles, applied for a
marriage license at Los
Angeles. Mcdonald said the
wedding will take place on
June 9 in Los Angeles.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-13
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1850 w. JACKSON 6o7N 18TH AVENUE
PHOENIX ARIZONA
furniture Mattresses Akri4mee4
furniture
Dear Friends:

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you warehouse where you buy like dealers do of
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Come fine quality furniture being manufactured
right here in factory We oso custom build living
set SOTO sectional TO suit you and your
pocket book. And offer you the easiest fiendest
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We also obIe to furnish complete households
apartment houses brand homes.
Come in and ask for me personally your friendly
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Evening star., 1960-09-26
OFFICES, STUDIOS tor RENT

and small air-cond.
ofhees In modern eleV. building.
Complete custodial care. Suitable
for professional establishment
Ample space for eleetronics, engi.
neering or simple orsanization So
50. It. and lip. BROYHILL BLDG.
4600 Lee hwy, Arl., IA. 4-lS0O.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
DESK SPACE
FARMS
ROUTE I
TYSONS CORNER-COLVIN
Rim AREA

TYsoNs CoRNER-CoLVIN
RUN AREA
6s acres in dificult run water shed
convenient to proposed inter-
change Of Route Z and Chantilly
Airport access road; improved BY
4-bedroom residence, 2-bedroom
guest cottage; 29ee cash, balance
10 equal annual installments. De-
tailed soil map and proposed sub
division layout by Mott and Hay
den Associates available. Ewes. and
Sun, call Mr.. Trammell, FL.
6-3039.
FARMS AND ACREAGE, INC.
Realtors DE. 2-65oS
Evening star., 1960-09-26
COMMERCIAL GROUND
WANTED

Major oil company, under
taking a tremendous ex-
pansion program, desires
gasoline service station
sites in the Metropolitan
and suburban area. Pri-
marily interested in lots
suitable for development
Immediately or within a
year or two, but will con-
slider sites for future use.
Also vitality interested in
the purchase or lease of
existing station, or new
stations to be constructed
on a build-and-l lease prop
osition.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
"ATTN.. SPORTSMAN"

We have many parcels of noun
tain and farm property in va.
and VIVA. Acreage and price to
meet every desire. Camp, retire
or farm. Call or write for free
descriptive list. !.
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
VIENNA, VA. WE. s-s454
WANTED-Approx. 100 acres for
Eeek.end retreat; approx. price,
$1,000. 20. 2-9473 or BOX 4l6-
Evening star., 1960-09-26
FARMS
tcONTlNUEDI
LAND AND FARMS


$50 ACRES, Germantown area,
close to Acc, Bureau Of Standards.
Real stand Of blue grass.
CLOSE-IN farm Of 400 acres at
5000 per acre. Good investment.
1856 ACRES, Just on tnterchange,
at $3.50 per acre.
BUILDERS acres. above Gathers
burg; ready for building; peauti-
FAMILY FARM ESTATE of 80
acres; 8 : room. Ia bath home;
stream and lake; close TO inter-
change; $4,000.
WEEKEND FARM, 1s0-aere land,
rented for $1,000 per year; house
frigerator and furniture; available
for your own use. Real value at
Sl35 per acre.
SCENIC FARM, lis acres overlook,
ling countryside for miles and
miles; close-in, near INTERCHANGE;
road frontage on 8 sides; S46.OGO'
terms.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. S-9O92 or WAverly 6-2233
Evenings. Mr.. Manuel, WA. 6-l36O
SHENANDOAH VALLEY--52 acres,
partially wooded with long river
frontage; $3.50 with terms.
BURNER REALTY CO:
Realtors. IA. 7-0071
UNUSUAL VALUES
/. In Crozet; nice 4-bedroom house
with rental garage apartment;
separate. oil furnaces; Sl4,50O;
.. Almost-new house,; large living
room. fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, bath,
full basement, hot-Water heat,
lovely mountain view; FHA A.
nanced: . large extra lots.
3. Acreage: 81 wooded acres; high
elevation; masnificent mountain
views, stream. beautiful building
sites. state road: eighteen miles
Charlottesville; $500.
4. Beautiful stock farm; Is miles
northwest Charlottesyille. 400
TsS snS pnioToSod 1U 0Ssh Oslance sf. IN tmps oyeiy
views: farm in high state cuitivs-
tion; excellent fences and farm
buildings; several streams through
property; macadam road. good
area. Terrific buy at $4,000.
RAY w. WARRICK, Broker
Evenings 37o1 and sa7l O-
WARRENToN HUNT COUNTRY
Glorious 720-aere estate; $50
acres spring -watered blue grass
pasture fenced and cross-fenced;
magnificent lQ0-year-old man
SION. tenant houses, barns and
usual outbldES.; $4,000. FLOR
ANCE REALTY, 403 w, Lee hwy,
Fairfax, CIR. 3-40O6.
mrs AHRSAEE Inn CAR
Evening star., 1960-09-26
MONTANA BLDG.
NEW BLDG.
1900 WIS. AVE.

LARGE SPACE USERS, finished to
your requirements. lst-fioor stores
over 10000 50. It. per floor; up
to $4,000 So. IT. available. Be-
thesda's most luxurious bldS, .ele-
vators, air cond. infinite fiexibil-
ity. Plumbing. electric. telephones
and TV lines throughout. Private
parking. Occupancy from Nov. 15.
JU. 1880.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
TRUCKS FOR SALE
CONTINUED,

FORD '55 F-eoO dump truck; 8.
cylinder. S4e5, full price. TOMS 6
CHEVROLET. Ga. ave. and uni
yersity blvd, Wheaton, Nd, LO
5-0013. LO. 5-24Oo.
FORD '5s is-ton pickup: red anc
white; $4,000 orig mi; push
bumper and car starter. $3.50
WESTovER ESQ, $3.50 N. Wash
blvd, Arl., We.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
FORD SO

FORD 80 Fairlane VS.; straight
stick. r. and h.; less than 3,T0(
miles, Private owner at SO2C
Rockland. Rockville. Full price
1850. Call GA. 4-5279.
FORD 80 convertible: auto, !
and h., WV. tires; green w/whitI
TOP: very low mileage: like new
inside and out; was S2. .295; to.
days special, S1,995. al othe,
late-model clean cars to choose
TRT-CoUNTY RAMBLER
Opposite Laurel Shopping Center
m q SSYse sSSse l. Laurel, Nd, ..
No Toll charge From Metro. Ares
FoRD'57 Country Squire sta. wag
e-pass. Fordor; Fordo., VS., r, h.,
RED and white leath. int, pad
dash and sun visors, saf, belt
hack-up lights, undercoat: whit,
nnish.: excel eond.: garage kent
one owner. ia. 2-456S.
FORD '57 Va Fairiane 300" Tudol
hardtop; fully equipped, / owner
Butler-Bonded $1,2a5. LEE d
BUTLER, 1921 21st st. NV, FE
Evening star., 1960-09-26
CHEVROLET 80

CHEVROLET SO
Impala convertible VS. coupe: auto
matte, power steering, power
brakes, radio, heater, Wv. tires,
blue finish; very clean.
WILL FINANCE 70 YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-72o4
% YEARS SAME LOCATION
Open Daily Q I'll o; Sun, Q TIL 0
Evening star., 1960-09-26

BETH. CWoodmont Triangle), 1925
Fairmont ave.-Rew modern air.
cond. once bldg; 1900 50. IT.
or less now avail; pvt. parking.
HENRY ]. CONNOR INC. OWNERS
roo Wise Ave OJ 0-163S
Evening star., 1960-09-26
AVIATION
AuT0M0TIVE MISC.
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTET

A PRIVATE PARTY Vitb 4 clean
car to sell. Gail ia. 9.268l ;.
EIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga.
Evening star., 1960-09-26

FORD '5s convertible: turquoise
radio, heater, automatic, power
steering, new top and pads, Wv.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
AVAI1AbIE
OFFICE SPACE
So PER SO. FIT.

FINANCIAL DISTRICT
TOP Of the park, Sth floor, 18th
and Eye SITS NV; $50 50. IT. with
reception room; 3 ofhces and sup
ply room: air-conditiel. Ideal Tor
insurance, attorney. real estate,
Investment, etc, Call MR.. DIA-
Evening star., 1960-09-26

MI-IF 90; new TOP; never been
ssaeSe,es;, i, $4,000 miles. sl,lS5. IA.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

|CHEVRoLETs-HuEe selection '4es
through '69s: priced TO sell quiek-
y. no reasonabl. ofier refused.
BOBPECKl',. { E [41I X.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

FOR ACTION In the sale Of your
property, call Z. F. STEFFEY
REAL ESTATE. JE. 10000.
WE NEED more lots, acreage or
farms in D. c or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY. co RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-09-26

BETHESDA, MD.-Air-conditioned
once; $50 per mo-; approx. ska
OIL. o-l700.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
BOX 3o1-H, STAR

WOODBRIDGE, VA. AREA-Approx
s acres on y. g.. !. suit. any busi-
ness; sacrifice 25c per 50. IT. or
lease 'tsVi OWNER, ERU0 Lo. 7ssessa sSn'io'f
Evening star., 1960-09-26
GUY STEUART

MERCURY SO Monterey 2.door;
fully equipped; / owner; low mile
Evening star., 1960-09-26

CHEVROLET SO 2-dT. Bel Air;
good condition: $3.50, HA, 2-sasO.
CHEVROLET 1860 Impaia 4-dr,
hardtop; radio, heater, auto.
trans. power steering, power
leaving country. ia. 7-ss41.
CHEV. '52 c-door; S245.
TAKOMA FORD
7o36 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-09-26

MG '55 TF-I500; peri. cond.: only
/ @,000 MI; wire wheels, heater
Evening star., 1960-09-26
80 ACRES
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

AVAIL. IMMED. in industrial area.
centrally located. $500 SO. #. with
turing or varehousing. INQUIRE
wkdsys., 2014 5th st. ne. DU.
Evening star., 1960-12-21

II they become broken within year from date Of purchase
This includes lenses and frames purchased from Sears
Optical Dept Contact lenses fitted Dr. F. NJ. Mercury and
Dr. Harold Tabershaw attendance Sears Wisconsin
Ave; DR.. Henry Feldsten and Dr. w. Kerhner attend
al Alabsms Ave- Optical Dept.
-..s Optical Depts only al Aus
and Alabama Are Stores
Evening star., 1960-12-21
GirI.in Como 4 Months
To Be Home for YuIe

Tina Marie Entwisle, 2. who
has been in q coma for four
months, goes home today for
Christmas.
{ The child, critically injured
when q car backed over her
last July. has recovered sum-
ciently to .leave Alexandria
Hospital.
: But damage to her brain Is
severe and permanent. doctors
said. She will never be able to
perform more than the simplest
movements, they say.
Although Tina is still in a
semi-conSciouS state. she can
repeat simple words spoken to
her and hold food and toys
placed in her hands. She can
now be fed through the mouth.
but must eat baby food again.
Tina was playing in the yard
Of her home at 202 East Lee
street on July 8 when her
brother, Edward, 10, backed the
family car out Of the driveway.
Somehow the child got behind
the car. Tina made no cry when
the left rear wheel ran over
her head and part Of her chest.
Fed by Tube
I For four months Tina lay in
Alexandria Hospital unconsci-
Gus and in critical condition,
fed by a tube and breathing.
through q hole in her windpipe.
The accident came at the end
Of q series Of misfortuneS for
William Entwisle, father Of 10
children, five Of whom live at
home.
Tina's mother had died the
previous year: her 17-year-old
sister, Sue, suffered q broken
back: another sister, Martha,
13, broke her collarbone; a
Evening star., 1960-12-21
VIRGINIA BRIEFS
State Fund
Revenue
Rises 500

RICHMOND. Dec. 81 tAP).-
virginia's general fund reve-
nues for the five months ended
November 80 ran more than $1l
million ahead of the income for
the same period last year. State
Controller Sidney C. Day, jr.,
reported yesterday.
In his monthly report Mr..
Day said revenues from the
July 1-Novembcr 80 period this
year came to $33,722.444. COM
pared with $22,7l6,506 in the
same period last year.
The actual increase over the
figure a year ago was $11,005.-
937.
Revenues from individual
and flduciary income taxes fol
the period ending November 80
came to $5.53o.OS compared
with 1862, ,085 last year, an in
crease of sass, ,003.
Corporation income taxes
during the period came to 81
2S3, ,90l compared with $685.
730 last year, an increase oi
S347.l7l.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Car Jack Slips,
Killing Airmun

An Air Force sergeant sta
toned at National Airport was
killed early today when his car
fell on him while he was at
tempting to put on tire chains.
Fairfax County police said
the accident occurred about
.l:lo am. on Route 63S near
|Lort N. Va when the jack
Slipf ed while the airman was
|und r the car.
All Air Force spokesman
Identified the victim as Stafi
Sefgt. John L. Hutchens.S2I, OF
the l2S4th Air Transport Wing
at MATS Terminal at National
Airport. r
He was pronounced dead on
arrival at Dewitt Army Hos
'pital at Fort Belvoir.
! Sergt. Hutchens, a plane
propeller specialist. leaves his
wife, Pauline, and two children,
Barbara Lynn. 4. and Allen Lee,
2h1a, living in Locust Grove, Va
His father also lives there, ac-
,cording to his Air Force unit
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Alexandria Due
To Reconsider
Lund Use PIun

Alexandria may get 9 land
use plan after all. the city
council decided last night at
its special session on slum
clearance.
The city heads. who put the
plan in moth balls last week,
made the decision after Mayor
Leroy s. Bendheim said the ac-
ton had jeopardized the city's
urban renewal program.
City Manager e. G. Heatwole
in 1857 listed a land-use plan
among the eligibility require
ments for Federal urban re-
newal aid.
1t is part Of a workable pro-
gram" Of self-help required by
the Government before Federal
money is given to a community
to help defray urban renewal
costs.
The council shelved a pro-
posal to bolster the city's plan
ming staff for the job of draft.
ing the plan after the plan
was sharply criticized by Vice
Mayor Joseph M. Pancoast.
Mayor Bendheim called for
a meeting early in January of
the city's planning commission
and the city council to review
the need for . land-use plan,