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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-09
FOR RENT

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HOUSE a rooms. water. lights
heat; one with three rooms,
lights. Mrs. Fred Putney.
2-9-2t
ROOM - for girl; share kitchen.
Phone Elk 2-3918. 1922
APARTMENT - Furnis e d
heat, hot water. POS Garden St.
Phone Elk 1861. 2-5-tf
APARTMENT unfinished
second floor. rooms, bath,
$500. 1902 Bridge Street, phone
Elk 2-4369. 2-5-8p
ROOM large furnished. first
floor; suitable for two gentle
men SOB Buffalo, phone Elk 2
1854. 2-5tf
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APARTMENT UNFINISHED,
heat and water furnished. Out
side entrance. 316 South MAR
Street. 1922
APARTMENTS-one three room
unfinished. Mrs. Judson R
Dowdy. 316 w. Third St. Farm
vile. 2-9-tf
ROOMS - two blocks from Safe
way. Mrs. c. H. Matherly, 4O5
LongWood Ave. l-22-tf
OFFICE SPACE ~ Third Street
Heat, lights. water, elevator and
janitor service. furnished. Rob
ert E. Taylor. Taylor Mfg. Co.
12-4-tf
LARGE second floor area. Will
rent entire floor, or split into
offices. On Third Street within
block of Main Street. T. w.
Bloomfield. 5-30-tf
APARTMENT = five room, I'M
furnished, bath; $500. West
Third Street. Call Elk 2-5439.
l-26-tf
APARTMENT = hot water and
heat furnished. Apply Marshall
Burger, Burgers Market, Farm
vile. 1-22-8p
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John England,
County Bai|iff

John A. England. rs, a bailih
in the Montgomery County
Circuit Court for the last eight
years. died yesterday at Sub
urban Hospital of complica-
tions from a recent operation,
He lived at 200 Harrison street,
Rockville.
A native and lifelong resi-
dent of Rockville, he was the
son of the late John G. and
Annie G. England. Mr.. Eng
land was educated in Mont
gomery County public schools
and attended Strayer Business
School.
The greater part of his
career was in the merchandise
ing and sales field. From
around 1913 to 1919 he owned
a general merchandise store in
Rockville. During the 1930s
he served a term as clerk to
the Montgomery County Board
of Supervisors of Election.
He was associated with the
s. Kann Sons Co. as a floor
from 1942 to 1948. He
then served with the Circuit
Court UP to the time of his
final illness.
Mr.. England was a former
board member of the Rock
vile Methodist Church and ac-
tive for many years in its mems
Bible class. ....a.. ....
Besides his wife Katherine
of the home address. he leaves
a son Owings, of 6 West Argyle
street, Rockville: a daughter,
Mrs. Helen E. Crump of 100
Evans street, Rockville. and
four grandchildren.
Mr.. England also leaves a 1
brother Harrison L., Of 200
Forest avenue. Rockville, and
two sisters, Miss Maude r.
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lrathH

SURFACE, MARX. On Tuesday, De-
Sepeer z, 1890, at his Essidsnee.
z. Stewart Of Washington. b. c.;
Mrs. Roselle Welcher Of Eikville.
y. Va; Mrs; Irene Russell Of South
Charleston. y Va; CAMERON J. Sur
Be c.oeo Ct SC1t0e snS d.ors: xs nrs sus. GSsT1
Washington. D. c. He also Is sur
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home; 4th st. and Mass. aye.
cembsr y. Services and interment
Sprinehill Cemetery, Charleston,
TAYLOR. MARY C. On Monday. De-
csnssr &c sa1e 8 ols.S|;! 1884 NARY "a E. TAYLOR
T. Nelson Gsi Hsm@eriy sIna sne meskfi Fred MTs e.
Mid, snd Charles sTs bc.f :; Taylor jT sister Of
the Warner T.: Pumphrey Funeral
Spring. Nd, tpsrEinE facilitiesJ. :.
service and interment private.
rESMfs0S SsK S.s.mb.F nATrrE 1897 1n wsdns: s:;
HATTIE F THOMPSON. wife % Of
the late James 9. Thompson, sister
9f Mrs. Eleanor Williams and Mrs.
Lillian Y TIdge Of washington,
Humber III sof alsS niss.s snd sgEyiVse ssDS:v. Ss
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
where services viii be held on Fri.
fss ai.rmsss DssePssE Cedar Hi censt.ry ilsS s
14Sssd psssmS.r ERNEST IedS 3 fRNhsF 1R hMsSFPdiB &
THORNE, beloved brother Of Mrs
clara D Reed. Mrs: Ethel Z, Ray:
mond and Alya 7, Thorne. Funeral
nsTnf ss5yiseS Ham. o. the ssiimnonS oS Bros Fg-
Sc. tparking facilities). on Thurs
intermsnt disnwood Cemetery. Pm
waaszlHTSIoM asEl TsasmS.I JAMES soad On ,sstus-
T. n.v beloved p' husband Sss dIUagFffIlSS q sHsS
Z washington and brother Of Lille
Coates. He also Is survived by
other relatives and host Of friends.
After pm. Wednesday, December
Jarvis 1snei ehau. sss ny!se i4ss Y Sos sa at The
2, Funeral services VIII be held at tEe
, Alexander Memorial Baptist Church.
2709 n st. NV. on Thursday.
Ariihaton National e. "a Gem cemet..rnSte .ntermsn'
WEAVER, MINNIE ELIZABETH, of
3024 Wisconsin ave. NV, on De.
Sember Gs,y,IsI, g. 1850, beloved wife Of
Viola r. Carter. Elise Ward. Louise
seqy;c.i ssq,i HsTrlson =, !Sst. and John Jacobs
3O12 M st.. NV. on Thursday. De-
Hill Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. WILLIAM X, On Tuss.
day. December g. 1890, at the
''Tsfh WiEfAMs nfIsfs Of Hf0iPsil WILL WILLIAM \.
NV, devoted brother of Mrs. Car
rie Mullins Of Greenville,, N. C.;
y e. and M. Mack Williams oi
to MOURN th.ir loss three r siso sons iesys: S:
daughter. other relatives. and friends.
remains resting at the John T.
Rhines d Co. Funeral Home, 3015
LIN In ct. ne. Notice Of funeral
,WILROY. ELIZABETH ". or S00s
Kenment rd.. olassmsnor, Ma. on
December g.. $780, mother Of Ar
Tam r wH,lros. ysN sasi; Services wat st
chambers, Funeral r,Ss Home. SI7 l1th
10 am Interment National Me-
sembei g, 1850. FRED {. WI.
and mrs. odesss SUafV w. HicEey' T.son' AIso n. !;
surviving are . grandson, WilbouFn
I. Wilson. jr.; q sister, Mrs. Minnie
Crumbles; daughter I'm -law, Mrs.
Beatrice Wilson. and other relatives
Thursday. December 8. friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home. 1920 9th st. NV, where
services will be held at pm,
coin Memorial Cemetery
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Sherman Burt, 81, Dies;
lowyer, Coal Official

Sherman Eigle Burt, 81, di-
rector Of member services for
the National Coal Association,
died Monday after q heart at
tack in Bermuda. where he was
vacationing.
Mr.. Burt. Of s0l9 Aberdeen
road, Bethesda, was born In
Salt Lake City. He. was gradu-
ated from the University of
Utah in 1882 and received a
law degree from George WASH
ington University in 1898.
Mr.. Burt came to Washing
ton in 1888 as aide to the late
Wayne P. Ellis, administrator
Of the basic materials division
of the National Recovery Ad-
ministration. In 1895 he was
appointed assistant secretary of
the Bituminous Coal Commits
sion, later becoming assistant to
the chairman.
He Joined the American Coal
Sales Association in 1887 as as
sistant secretary and counsel.
From 1948 to 1850 he was vice
president Of Continental Coal
Co.. Seattle, Wash. He then re-
turned to Washington to prac.
tice law in the firm Of Cline
burg, Mum and Burt.
Mr.. Burt became general
counsel Of the American Coal
Sales Association in 1852, and
held that position until 1t
merged with the National Coal
Association this year.
He was a past chairman of
the Coal Committee of the
American Bar Associations
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Lawrence Paper, Veteran
And Furniture Salesman

Lawrence Paper. 81. a furni-
ture salesman In the District.
died yesterday after a cerebral
hemorrhage in Suburban Hos
pital.
Mr.. Paper, Of 1902 Mitscher
avenue. KerSington. Md, was
born in South Bend, Ind. He
grew up and received his edu-
cation in Chicago.
A private in the i32nd In
fantry during World War II,
he received two Bronze Stars
for his participation in the in
vasion Of the Philippines and
the Solomon Islands.
Mr.. Paper moved to Wash
ington after his discharge in
l945. He was a furniture sales
man with the Peerless Furni-
ture Co.. Sl9 Seventh street
NV. for 10 years. He belonged
to the Camotop Club.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Pearl Rodman. and four
children: Michael Lee, IL; Jan
Stewart. 6: David Norman, 5,
and Robin Michele, 8, all of
the home address; his mother,
Mrs. Rachael Paper of 1924
Ninth street NV: a brother,
Hyman S. Paper of the United
States Soldiers Home, and two
sisters, Mrs. Sidney Alexander
OF 1917 Dean road, Silver
Spring. and Mrs. Benjamin
Binder, of 1908 Calgary avenue,
Kensington, Md.
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At the time of her death,
Mrs. Palladino was a principal
technical assistant ip the Ex-
empt Organizations Branch of
the IRIS. She had been en-
ployed in that section for 18
years.
An avid bridge player, Mrs.
Palladino was the organizer of
the Internal Revenue Service
Bridge Club. She was a men,
Der Of the Walsh Bridge Club,
the Washington Bridge League
and the American Contract
Bridge League.
She leaves a sister, Miss
Catherine M. AK of Lebanon,
Pa. and a brother, Richard L.
AK Of Hershey, Pa.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Felix AItrup,
Sold Batteries

Felix w. Altrup, a native of
the District, died yesterday in
George Washington University
Hospital after a heart attack.
He lived at 5000 Tunlaw road
NV.
In his childhood he moved
with his family to Loudoun
County, Va. A graduate of Ro-
anoke College, Salem, Va, MIR.
Altrup returned to the District
to receive his masters degree
from George Washington Uni
verSity. He had lived here for
40 years.
Mr.. Altrup was the District
representative for @ g. D Bat
teries. of Conshohocken. Pa,
for l8 years. Before joining the
battery firm. he was associated
with the Philco Corp.
Mr.. Altrup sold batteries to
the Government for use in de-
fense systems and other fed
orally operated industries. He
also acted as a consultant with
out compensation to the Gov
ernment.
A member of the American
Institute Of Electrical Engi-
neers. Mr.. Altrup also was &C
tive in the Kenwood Country
Club and the Touchdown Club.
He leaves his wife, Katherine,
of the home address, and two
half-brothers, Asa Moore jan
ney of Lincoln, Va. and Werner
l.. Janney of Bethesda.
Services will be at II am. to-
morrow in Gawler's Funeral
Home, 1756 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Mrs. Mary AK PoIIodino, 81,
IRIS Lawyer, Bridge Devotee

Mrs. Mary AK Palladino, 81,
a lawyer with the Internal
Revenue Service for % years,
died Of cancer Monday in the
Washington Hospital Center.
Mrs. Palladino, who lived at
AIS Mahan road, Wheaton,
Md, had been a resident of the
District for "a years before
moving to Wheaton.
A native Of Lebanon, Pa.
Mrs. Palladino was graduated
from Lebanon Valley College
and received her masters de-
gree from Pennsylvania State
College. She received her law
degree from George Washing
ton University.
Mrs. Palladino began her
career with the Government in
the Bureau Of Printing in 1886.
In 1887. she was transferred to
the Internal Revenue Service.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Clara HoskiI, IS,
Concert Piunist

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Dec. 7
(AP). - Pianist Clara Haskil
died last night after arriving
here to give a concert with the
Brussels Philharmonic Society.
She was 65.
A Philharmonic spokesman
said Miss Haskil fell or COL
lapsed on the railway platform
after getting of the train from
Paris. She was taken to a hos
pital where she died. The cause
of death was not disclosed.
Miss Haskil was to have ap-
peared here tonight with vio-
linist Arthur Grumiaux at a
concert before Queen Mother
Elisabeth of Belgium. The con-
cert was Cancelled.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Car Crush Kills
D. 6. Air Cudet

A Naval Air Cadet from
Washington was killed yester-
day when his sports car went
out OF control on U. S. 80, five
miles west of Milton, Fla, the
Associated Press reported.
He was Robert E. BaxandaI.
jr.. %. of 3135 o street S.H..
assigned to a squadron az
Whiting Field, an auxiliary of
the Pensacola Naval Air Sta
ton.
Cadet Baxandall had been
assigned to the field since April
80 when he enlisted here.
Born in Lynchburg, Va, he
was graduated from Anacostia
High School and attended
Lynchburg College for two
years and the University of
Virginia for one and one-half
years, studying engineering.
He leaves his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert E. Baxandall,
ST., and a sister. Miss Betty
Faye Baxandall, all Of the O
street home.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

England of Mount Airy, Md,
and Miss Elsie Mae England
of 10 Wall street, Rockville.
Friends may call at the
Robert A. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, 300 West Montgomery
avenue. Rockville. Funeral
services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Rockville
Methodist Church, ll2 West
Montgomery avenue, with
burial in Rockville Union
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

A week of mourning will be
observed at the home address.
The family requests that ex-
pressions OF sympathy take the
form Of contributions to the
Jewish Foundation for Re-
tarded Children. 2026 I street
NV.
Services were to be held to-
day at the Goldberg Funel al
Home, 42l7 Ninth street NV,
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Section on Mineral and Natural
Resources Law, a member of
the board Of governors Of the
University Club, a past presi-
dent of the Bethesda Country
Club, and a member of Phi
Delta Phi legal fraternity and
Sigma MI.
j He leaves his wife, the former
Emma Catherine Henderson, a
son, John Sherman Burt, and a
daughter, Miss Emilyn Burt, all
OF the home address; and a
brother. John A. Burt Of Scots
dale, Ariz.
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GarAH nf Uhamks

REEDY, RUTH L. We wish to ex.
press. our thanks. and appreciation
to the pastor. friends and rela-
tives for the fowers and many other
expressions Of kindness and SYM
pathy shown to US during the pass
LEONARD P. REEDY. sr. AND
FAMILY.
gTRICHARTZ, LINDA n. The family
Of the late LINDA r. STRICHARTz
wishes to extend their gratitude to
their relatives and many friends
for their many tokens of sympathy
Evening star., 1960-12-07

GUERNSEY, ALECK w. On Thurs.
day. November "a. 1850, at Colo.
GUERNSEY Of Pueblo. Colo, hus.
pand OF Mary Tipton Guernsey and
Of Boise. Idaho; sop-in-law Of Mrs.
Elizabeth White Upton of Rock.
vile. Nd. He also is survived by
two nieces. Qrsyeside services wifi
oe neio at Arlington National Gem
= pm. Friends may assemble At
Memorial Gate a 2:4b p'rn1
Evening star., 1960-12-07

MASON, MARTHA c. suddenly. Or
llnston Hospitai. MARTHA C. MA,
SON OF gl3 North Wayne st.
AAriington. Va. dsushter Of the lat,
Henry Mason. sister OF James Masof
o. Elk Garden, W Va: Mrs. a. Iet
Wilhams Of Orange City. Fia.. AM
Deep Greek Lake, Nd. She aiss
y survived By several nieces ant
hrIinstnr hhshIineTs vI,nss Friends may call at u,
Fairfsx drive. Arlington. va. Wher,
Seryiees win be held ON Thursday
win rest at the Nethken Hin Meth.
Sdist Church. Elk Garden, w. va.
where services will be held A. 2
Pm; Interment Nethien Hill Gene.
tery, tkeyser. W. Va, and CumbeY.
land. Nd. papers please copyJ &
Evening star., 1960-12-07

LUsAs ssAS.r cHhssS 1885, GARSREs & M Esgpdss s2 Ps
of 1908 18th St. NV. devoted viii
o. clarence M Logan. mother o.
X: daughter Of Mrs. Lille Fortson
ers: one sister. twc sranddSuShStser1, n SS SihSsr,
a1d other relatives and friends
AFTER pm. Thursday. December
Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV. Funeral Services an m.
day. December o, at i pm. A. ths
18th ana corepran SITS. nv the
ing. Interment Arlington Netionsl
Cemetery.
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short illness. at ct. MsryT Hos
GS1lii1.Lso G5tS11lii .Lsonsrdtegn, nsrddtseIgn, Nd, oscAi
tpars. tI,r. Nd: beloved husband OF Loi
William. H.: Joseph H. and bSyi,
". Cough. Friends may call ct th
Matttneley Funeral Home, leonard
town. Nd. where prayers will b
said on Wednesday. December Z, a
S, : Pm Services will be held Of
at the Chapel OF the Ascension
Church, Lexington Park. Nd In
terment st. Andrews Church Gene
Evening star., 1960-12-07

s.ms.s 5Lt1AsFaa 1sSo 1E2hEk0 2R M0Pfay %IeHIs, r,
loved mother Of Mrs. jamie Morton on
Helen. Martha Ann, David, Barbari
Jean and Marian .Michais. She ais,
Is survived by three sisters. thre
godchild. Carroll Jackson. and man
other relatives. Friends may cai
ct the MaIvan &c Schey, Inc. Fu
neral Home. New Jersey ave, and i
81 NV. on Thursday, December
:. sitsr h.,d Pm, Pr Funeral services VII
$50 st. and Call place Sc. a,
irrnay;. iriGsy; pScember 0. ct I pm. IN
Evening star., 1960-12-07
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

LINCOLN MEMORIAL CEMETERY-
choice sites. section z. both for
4S1b0 Call after d, LA. 6-5133.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

cember 8, 1860. ct his residenee,
5320 Central ave. Sc, ULYSSES a
LEE, devoted father Of Mrs, Ar
minthia Anduze. Mrs. Lois Killings,
MIS- ,DI,orthy Amis. Miss Frances
Miles and Ira c. Lee. Also survived
by IL grandchildren and other rela-
tiyes and friends After 4 p,m
THURSDAY. December 4. friends may
cal at the Rollins Funeral Home
433S Hunt pl. ne. where services
will be held at II am. Friday, De-
eemher 2. the Rev. John Monroe
oneiating.. casket will not be omen
after services. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery,
Evening star., 1960-12-07
HALL, WILBUR l.. fBUDDy,

Tuesday. December 8. 100. Al q. Z
Veterans Hospital. Baltimore, Nd
after q long illness. WILBUR
HALL and ii;t father Of Mrs; Lois Barne
and Mrs. Betty Williams Of For
Hood. Tex: son Of Mrs. Bertha {
Hall Of Falls Church, Va. an
brother Of GLADYS and Earl Hail 3
ArlinRton. Va: Kenneth Hall Q
Of Daytona Beach. Fla He Al IA
Is survived by eight grandchildren
Friends may call at the Ives Fu
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Az
lington. Va, after IL noon Wednes
day. December T.. where funera
services will be held on Thursday
December 3. at pm. Intermer
Arlinrfnn NafinnaI -. A. - .'eA
Evening star., 1960-12-07
DEATHS
Announcements Of
SePVinAR h. EhmHahau
1n Mrntnrta,1t

BOSTlC. ELIZABETH. In memory Of
ABETH BosTfc. who died eleven
years ago, December 2. 1910.
You lived q life that all might envy,
Loved and loving. gentle, kind:
And In death your blessed memory
Comforts those you left behind.
ROSA AND LUCY AND GRAND
CHILDREN,
Evening star., 1960-12-07

HEUBECK. CHARLOTTA. Suddenly. on
Monday. December 5. 1860. ct her
% hSms. 2l4I 2l,,Eys Eys st. nv: CHAR.
late Christian 2 and Louisa Miller
atsnse asI6sek' Friends may csll ns at ,l,s ths
North ave., Baltimore. Nd. from 8 to
pm. Wednesday. December a,
where funeral services viii be held
Thursday, December 8, at 9 pm.
Interment Loudon Park Cemetery,
Baltimore. Md.
HIGDON. MARIE. On Tuesday. De-
ssm5er TnM g. i9g9: .:. MRS MARIE HIo-
Fanelsl rHsssns Homs 81 forids ses aa ave slGs
Notice Of funeral later.
December g. 1000. HATTiE p. HOP.
KINS Of 1918 18th st. NV. Notice
Of funeral later. ArransementS BY
INGRAM Ssx b.c.a,s.. CLARA CpRTIssa sao on Sun;
cuRT1s 1ii%Rsl iNdRAM of ispS' sfS Jeiie4son SitAsn
st. NV, devoted daushter Of Nicy
Curtis. loving mother Of Sandra In.
gram. Also surviving. are Q sister
Eva Clinton, and other relatives
and many friends. From pm. "a
i0 pm. Thursday, December 9
friends nI,sn may cay at the Brooks a
HInrias HIleH Funeral me Home, 18th Ct and
on Friday. December o. at / p.m.
Church. i7sS ID 3S' st ns nSps the bsaPS,s' R.y
G. L. Allen officiating. Interment
New Harmony Memorial Park, 8
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Mills. ANNA MARGARET. OF eOIs
adslDSi esmSs1 ssd',, ss% sAsS%elphi, Nc. On pe.
William 8. Mills. mother ~ NJ.
Vincent Schulze and John William
Eller OF Santa Monica, Calf: sister
OF Mrs. Teresa Hanfman. Six
fanTSheniidren also survive. Prayers
Sleyelsnd ave, Riyerdale, Nd. on
rrtday. December o. at $40 m
Mass ct the Holy Redeemer Catholic
Snsreh; n COLLEGE PARK, Nd. 81 3
terry.
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oC,M,nyEDEh' DAISY MAY, On
Ms!ssSias'dAHk s!sisy Hospital Rssfm0e1 Daisy 1850 NAV
drive NV, beloved wife 1fHshsGles Of chsrIes
" schroeder mother of Perry shaw
sSarGsGsr sSd M1s oso,g. Of TakomS noI,s Park Md
H. D. Myers OF Takoma Park, Nd.
and Leon Strickhouser OF York, Pa,
She also is survived by three grand
Services st the s. HHisso'co. Il Hines CO.
Funeral Home. 29Ol i4th ST. NV.
en- Friday. December Q. at ii am
parking facilitiess). interment
SMITH, ANNA. On Wednesday, De-
s4s f4set aeso a. Az. her se'dfHSs %NSS
SMITH. beloved mother Of Miss
Sarah Smith. Mrs. /. II. Woifson
81 Lebanon. Pa: Marcus g., VIII
Lam Liam, snd N, philip Smith, and devoted
risburg, Pa. She, also is survived
services at the Bernard Danzansky
q Sons Funeral Home. 3501. 14th
a. ii Nv" s. on ITng9rsdsy Tn9es%sg. pessmbeI sSsu
ceemISetssry:, Memorial week, 4545
lieu q flowers the. family suggests
cSSntr.i6utions may be made to the
S"eaNS Va SouA ChUiCc.
SMITH, .rms. BERTaAi aai, On Tuesday, De-
zig 4th st, Sc. BERTHA SMITH,
beloved aunt Of Roland 8. Richards
Of Detroit; Mich; J. Dewitt Rich
ards Of Wilkes-Barre. Pa; Edward
NJ and Robert Richards Of WASH
ington. D. C.. Services and inter
ment or. Friday. December @, in
Center Moreland. Pa.
SMITH. ROBERT BRUCE. on Monday,
December. 8. 1860. ROBERT BRUCE
SMITH Of 20 Wheatland DR.. -Hamp-
ton, Va. beloved son Of Robert 8.
and Romona D. Smith, brother OF
Susan Jane, Mary Ellen and Nancy
10 Smith; grandson of Mrs. RYAN
Dykstra. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ray Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Leckrone,
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. Services at Fort Myer Chapel,
at Q pm. Thursday, December =.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. tGary Post Tribune and
Quincy Patriotic Ledger please cow
Evening star., 1960-12-07

pesemSsr isSo isssSsoc'al' q asSles on sSRss, %s.S
inSsSn hNSqn gUnniNysrsity, AospitsI ms
and mother % Cf Carroll ss HIo1sDn II coI: G;I SHl
dred N Cox. Mrs. Ann L. Gordon
Mrs Josephine, O'Mara and JOSEPH
Cox. Friends may call at IN,
Hutehins Funeral Home, Owings
No: Funeral services in Mount
day. December o. at 9 pm, inter.
ment church Cemetery.
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on Tuesday. December" y" q, iiasasSosniy; isso' Y
sprtae aee' Man Gsis PfHsSR PRE1RRiic:k e: silyst
GLANTZ. husband Of Elsie Nae
Glants, Mr.. Glantz rests at The
warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
EIid Nc; where service viii be held on
Barking facilities) Interment LoT.
raine Cemetery, Baltimore, Nd.
Friends may visit at the funeral
nome after 7:30 pm. Wednesday. 4
Evening star., 1960-12-07

KINsLOW. MRS. EMMA C. On Mon
day: December 5. 1850. at the
KINsLoW. beloved wife Of James
Kinslow and sister Of Mrs, Odiler
Jones Gibbs and Edward z. Jones
Also surviving are two sisters.in. 3.
law and other relatives and friends.
z, friends may call ct the Snowdsn
Funeral Home. -246 North wash
tngton. st.. Rockville, Nd, where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday, December 8, ct pm,
the Rev. Ernest Gibbs oficiatin1
Interment Cabin John Cemetery.
FAMILY at 6940 Seven Locks rd.,
Cabin John. Nd
Evening star., 1960-06-30
BY JOHN BARRON
Star Stan Writer

The Arlington School Board
tried to abate the county'S lat
est controversy last night as it
ordered a study of the way stu
dents are chosen for member
ship in honor societies.
However. it refused to initiate
a specific investigation of the
appointment this month Of so
Washington-Lee High School
seniors to the Kalagethos Ma
tional Honor Society.
In advocating the specific in
quiry by five independent edu-
Gators. Board Member James
Stockard denounced the "ex-
treme secrecy" he said sur
rounded selection of the pupils.
Action Urged Now
Asserting that outstanding
students were excluded, he de-
clared: There is no time for
correcting a mistake like the
present. The time to avoid
perpetuation Of an injustice is
now"
Mr.. Stockard's proposal failed
to receive a second. Board
Members Robert Peck and Mrs.
Evening star., 1960-06-30

zone sixth-grade teacher re-
ported that, after a detailed
study Of the human body, her
pupils showed through their
writings and attitudes greater
respect and reverence for the
way the body functions
Mrs. Winn said the same
teacher reported that the
boys showed respect and con-
sideration for girls because of
their & knowledge of certain
body functions"
The sex education program
started as a pilot project in
II schools in the fall of 1858,
There had been considerable
community pressure for such
instruction. Many persons were
alarmed at the rising number
of illegitimate children and oi
cases of venereal disease in
the District.
During 1959-60, the program
was expanded to include all
senior high schools, nine junior
highs and % elem entary
schools. 1t will be expanded
still more this fall, with the in
clusion of all secondary schools
and another 27 elementary
buildings. BY 1854 every school
in the system will have the
program.