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Evening star., 1960-07-03
THE SUNDAY STAR c-5
Washington. D. c.
July ;, 1860
APIS. UMFURNIsHED-D,C G.

CoLoRED-1I1O QUEEN ST NE.
Apt. 4-2 rms. kit. and bath;
children accepted: only SOS mo,
Call Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma. $4,000,
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Apt No. 3-Extra-ige. apt; 3
rms, kit, dinette and bath. Heat
and hot water incl. Children ac-
cepted. Only $3.50 mo. Mr..
NEIIMANN MA S.k-nn
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1914 n, CAPITOL ST. N.w.-4
rms, kit. and bath; heat and hot
water incl: S67.5 R. r. RUP-
PERT, 1917 9TH st. ST. 3-s4S4.
91S 18th ST. NW.-Bachelors. ef-
fic. and / bedrm $50 to SOS. NJ
PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st.
NV. ME. S-4l0O.
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3IOI PENN. AVE Sc.

APF' Is6f Pel MHSTE2SP N MUDl RLn7. REi SiY SfSo
LSsty Ssth eceHGg feH@ ap Et coMsHfEn9 5fsGts anS
HAcAST VAcASTNA AND 81 OPEN n'T Vic. 'St;2n Conn
ave and Wyoming ave.
Agent: DE. 2-245S, VIII. 6-S257
COLoRED
1927 ? st. ne rooms, kit. and
bath, rec; S62 so.
bachelors apartment; S46.5O.
22S N st. n.w:-Lovely, large eff
1SoG Ssth. Q sS5 s., n.w.-2 Fms' kit, and
1908 9th st. NV rms. kit. and
HARRISON d ADAMS
932 K Street NV. Ma. S-s30s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APIS.
Newly ,decora' ed; kitchen and pri-
vate baths.
1915 N st. n. "a rms. $3.50
626 s st. MI rm.- $3.50
l246 Sth st, n.w.-l rm.,
csii sfOSfF MR. o6tH pAv1s, Ewes co. SS4sYS S?2 YS
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
Ma. S-641S 931 H ST NV
400 SOMERSET PL. NV.
A sep. din. rm. is one Of the many
exceptional features of this lovely
l-bedrm. apt. in very cow. To-
cation: ldry. facilities: only S77.50
incl; utilS., See ianitor h bsmt.
l4Ol Sheridan St, SHANNON &
IT1THG TO MA R-OuI.
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(coHTIAUtpl
GLOVER PARK

2-bedrm. apts. Lge. rms,
loads Of closets. Birch kit. cabi-
nets. Colored baths. Mod. bldg,
Csrpeted corridors. Sun decks
Laundry facils l blk. from bus
stop, Sl50-Sl6O. all utils. incl.
ala Davis pl. NV. FE. 7-4149.
GOOD HOPE HILLS-Apt. homes
with large porches: 10 minutes
from the Capitol. overlooking
Suitland pkvy., Oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new golf
course open to public; ] bedroom
and porch. S71 10 $3.50: . bed
rooms and porch, SsI to S94 so.
Detached small buildings, home
like atmosphere. beautifully land
scaped: quiet, friendly nelghboT-
hood in suburban setting. Three
exposures IN every apt. large
rooms, ample closets. porch conv.
for dining, sleeping and living;
rear stairs to spacious, fenced in
lawns for safe play: plumbing IN
kitchen for washing machine, out
side drying; industrial storage
lockers. building wired for air
conditioners; short walk to two
l-fare buslines, shopping center,
schools and theater: off-street
parking. Good Hope Hills is west
of Naylor rd. in vicinity of Both
ST. Sc Rental office open daily
between 10 am. and $50 ?. m,
1900 Both st. Sc, LU. 1-330O,
WAWEPTY TAYIOR INC
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IcoNTINUEo)

n, ARLINGTON Beverly Arms
Apts.-Modern luxury 2-bedTm
ants. in . close-in location nr.
transportation and shopping: air
conditioned: eye-level oven, eoun-
ter-top range. lots Of kitchen
cabinets and double closets; all
utilities included; available April
TER HOMES REALTY, INC,
Realtors
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POTOMAC

3 3-bedrm. rambler; new liv. rm. with
flrepl: garage. Immed. occup. S1G5
incl. utilS.
Rambler on wooded acre: fam. rm.,
screened porch. 2 bedrms, . baths,
very conv. to shopping and trsnsp.
$3.50 per mo. Saturday, Mrs. Fahy,
W G IrLN MILLER nru co
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LGE. BEDRM.. Iiv. I'm, ain. area.
kit. bath, full closet 10. l-3l20.
eth AND PEABODY SIS. NV,
5s2iv Ss2s S.n =, % SIda so eedT5 net mn fpt' ,5ti
utils, see janitor.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS MORTGAGE BANKERS
Wash. Bldg, DI. 7-S300
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lEIACHED BRICK-N.W
1923 EASTERN AVE.

Modern Colonial: center entr., liv.
I'm. with hrepl, side screened
porch, din. rn., equip. kit, bed
rms, bath, full bsmt.. paneled rec.
rm., outside entr. to lovely yard
Call Mr.. tDobbsJ Dobrowolski for
fhrns ar traHn
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

YOUR NEfpsI HERE'S our AN AN
SWER ] Brick home . bed
rms. and den. g. 3 baths 4 Rec.
rm., ground level 3. Table space
kit Il " freplsCes : . b0-ft
window walls 5. H-w h . Wood
ed fenced lot 10 Public pAro-
Chlsl schools, shopping and transp.
S@3,g $50
MITCHELL, BERRIES 4 RINGLANp
OIL 2-S2l3 OIL 2345S
BARBECUE PARTY on the psto.
what nicer way to entertain your
friends when you move into this
brick raHrher its loaded with
charm and priced at only SIS
9ju, with 4i2"s loan yon can
assume There are 3 bedrms
family dining rm, CHEEKY hearth
In living room, large playroom
and most dehehtful yard, first
Offering and priced low for QUICK
sale June possession. Iust cAlk
SHANNON e. LUCHS, MARYLAND
once, 10. 5-0s44: evenings, EN-.
~ NlI1
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56Is Ist PLACE NV. = Good
size Io6edrm; apt. Sep; dinette,
per mo. plus utils. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, INC. 927 18th st.
u W DI N-1AlI
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"a % IN 4NS.' W.. O-loof.
3058 NJ ST. NV bedrm., lge.
Kit; conv. transp; S75 inclS. utilS
man pref. MRS. WHALEN. FE.
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THE RTVERSTDE'

40 A1AhA(ANA
1850 Macarthur blvd, apt. 304
Extra large 2-bedrm, apt IN ex.
ceptional bldg "A It. .tv. rm
wired for air cond. Roof sun deck,
of. street parking Earden patio
lndry and storage rms; af37 sc
mo. incl all utilS. Resident mgr,
apt lO6 FE. 3-la4i.
FRANK S, PHILLIPS, INC.
17%3 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Loveiy
redecorated efficiency: S35.
HARRISON g. ADAMS
932 K st. NV. MA. S-s30S
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-Three bedroom brick
home Front and rear porches,
garage; low down pymt E-Z
RE. S-eSi5 MUssELMnANH REAL.
TY CO. RE 1-1l70.
BRANCH AvE.-S2g5 dn LoveIy
2-br. semidet brk scr front
Dch bSmt rec I'M NE S-I-l2
CAP. HILL, l4S 18th 81 -Lovelv.
clean brick home vac rms .
llz baths, OAK 7s, gas h-Vh,
fun osmt, rear pchs garden.
garage SlG,a5O. easy terms
OWNER Ii 5000
CAPITOL HTLL - . blocks from
House Office BLDG Is located these
2 adjoining q-rr ard H-oath
brick homes IN this restored To-
cation one OF which has had
considerable restoration Vork
completed TO date IL 3-0l %
HERBERT /; SONS. REALTORS
5l5 East Capitol It.
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BETHEsDA-CHEyY CH1SE-Goo

bIsr: h big Il piay ysoSGi fm.. SfSol SfSm rs IN :
bedrm. brk. Colonial; den. "a acre.
$3.50, 80 luxury split. 4 bedrms. .,
3l2 baths, rec. rm., $3.50. Many
others to S425. OIL. $4,000. AL
LIED REALTY, RENTAL sPE-
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COLORED
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FOR SALE BY OWNER-VilaFe Of
) houses and - vacant lots at
80. 4 miles east of Bladenshurg.
Nd VIII sell all or one VIM.
ANDREW DAVIS, Vista. Nd
COLORED-CEDAR HAVEN-Near
AQuaSco, Nd. New. . bedrooms,
bath, kit, liv. rm with Carport or
porch, lge lot Located in q COLI
ored summer resort 50 800. 81 900
down AP IN go
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CcoNIINUEo)

LANGLEY PARKS bedrns., semi.
BETHESDA. Sis mo. - immsc
Cape Cod: liV. rm. with hrepl
sep. din. rm.. 2 bedrms.: porch
full bsmt.: nr. al eonveniences
Avail. May 1. DISTRICT MARY
LAND REALTY, INC. EN-. 2
S206. or OIL. 2-4S34.
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BETHESDA-NIH = LUXURY newly
decorated 2-yr.-old rambler: 3
big bedrms., 2iz baths, rec. rm.
with firepl., garAEe, EorEeous kit,
many extras. $3.50. DISTRICT
ND. REALTY, EN-. 2-s206 or
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&C. D. c. 3Sl4 legation st. NV. =
rms, q bath, det. brick; partly turn.;
$3.50. I'm. 3-5407. DI. 7-5015.
CHEVY CHASE-special attn. to
rentals for 3s yrs. We have a
number Of houses in this neigh
and bath at Si25 to : rms, 2Ia
baths, 1928. Call Mon. through
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CLEVELAND PIX. = 4-bedrm., >
bath brk. semidet. Vacant for
immed. occup. LEe. liv. nm, sep.
full bsmt. Sensibly priced in low
20s. CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
EN-. 3-lS00: ewes. HO. 2-4743.
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PRICE. S2l.95O

Lovely 3-bedrm.. Ia bath semidet
brk. home. Lee liv. rm. and din
rm, full bsmt. with playroom,
fenced yard Near schools,
churches. synagogues. transporta-
'UIoIl SED stpInE 10rr
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APIS. UMFURNISHED-VA.

ARL.. Colonial Terrace, 1635-De
luxe 2-bedrm. apt: Sl1S.50. Call
RES. MGR. IA. 5-2s14.
] and Q bedrm. apts. I:
Sll0 and Sl37 so, all utils. incl.
Buckingham area, mr.. park, rec
eenter, transp. and shopping. Call
MRS, WOOD, res, manager, Hen
derson Court. ia. S-0437.
AIR -COND. and Q bedrm. apts.,
Sl10 and Sl37.5O. all utils. incl.
on Wilson blvd, close to Parking
ton shopping center. Call MRS.
TATE, res. manager, Quincy court,
ia. 5-65lG.
ALEX, air cond., lGe. l-bedrm., in
AleXandria's most desirable loca-
tion. Across from George Wash
tngton High School, close to shop
ping and transp. New bldg. All
utils. incl, Sl0b5 per mo. Call
KAYRO REALTY. ME. S-30S1
ARLINGTON, 65 N, Bedford St,
S16, includes utilities. B. F. SAUL
Co, 925 10Th st. NV, Ma. s-2l00.
ARL., N.-Duplex apt, frst f., 2
bedrms., lge. liv. rm. and din.
area, kit. and bath: adults only.
Call IA. S343s.
in; attr. lge. 1-bedrm
apt, mod. apt. bldg; lge. closets:
nr. bus. stores; SS2 so. Res. Mgr..
12O2 N Taft IA d-AADR
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HOUSES EoR sALE-N,M,
(coNIINUEp)

CHEVY CHASE = Excel. loc., det.
brick. rms. bath, full bSmt.
with Law, slate roof, Ear. Small
fenced garden with fruit trees:
Sla.a5O. Phone Mrs. Carter. EN-
2-54 Is; l. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor,
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FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
Garden
Apartments

3Sth 81. and Alabama Ave. S,E,
10 minutes downtown washington
via public transportation: l-be0-
room Apartments NOW available: f:
applications accepted for 9-bed :
room apartments. Call LU. 2-SoS5,
ofnce' 2OOl 3Sth st. Sc. OPEN
ma pm, Sun ! pm.-4 pm
Also furnished apartments.
FORT STEVENS DR., NV, 1879
Apt. 305-LiV. rm.. bedrm., di-
nette. kit. bath; SS5 mo incl.
all utilS. Open Sat afternoon or
Sun 10 am. to u. WO. 6-@o74
or EN-; 3-S369, TANEN REALTY
COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
By ALFRED SHERWOOD
Unusual Lead Defeats Slam
By. ALFRED SHERWOOD

stead Of the normal quota.
When that happens, it's a cinch
that some Of the bids are
based on ruf1lng power instead
Of aces and kings. Lead
trumps early and often to
weaken your opponents rufing
power.
Daily Question
Dealer, at your right. opens
with one diamond. You hold:
A932 0A1o84 o5 &AIo65s
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. You have fine
support if partner can bid of
his own free will, but you have
neither enough high cards for
a takeout double nor a good
enough suit for an overcall.
tcopyrisht. 1860, Gen. Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24

II you like to make positive
statements, bridge is not your
game. AS fast as you can make
rules somebody will find excep-
tons. For example, take the
case Of the opening lead
against q slam.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
A9S2
0A1084
o5
%A10653
WEST EAST
ASA AKQJ1o7
252 VI
oAJ oQ8743
%KQJ9S2 %74
SOUTH
AA6
3KQ9763
1882
South West North East
~ % ~ -
so All Pass
~s. -. W. - aI,,Le
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-24
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opening ledQ' hlIls VI CIuOe'
What would you lead from
the West hand against South's
bid of six hearts? Tell the
truth, now, wouldn't you lead
the king of clubs? If you do,
you're a gone gosling.
Declarer wins in the dummy,
discarding the low spade from
his hand. He leads the single
ton diamond from dummy and
illnesses the nine from his hand.
This is very normal, since East
would almost surely put up
the ace of diamonds II he had
it, and If East doesn't have the
ace Of diamonds South has no
good reason to play the king.
You win with the jack of dia-
monds and return a trump.
Too late. South wins, rufus a
low diamond in dummy to cap
ture your ace. gets back with
the ace of spades, and can run
two more low diamonds in
dummy before he draws your
last trump.
Because of the bad diamond
break South must give up one Of
his low diamonds and must
ruff the other three in dummy.
Eventually he draws the last
trump and cashes the king of
diamonds, making the slam.
Trump Opening
1t takes a trump opening lead
to defeat the slam. West gets
in with the Jack Of diamonds
in time to lead second trump.
Now dummy can ruff only two
of South's low diamonds, and
the slam is defeated.
Mind you. trump is usually
the worst possible opening lead
against a small slam. 1t turns
control over to declarer and
gives him time to develop his
tricks without interference.
About once a year. however,
you get a hand like this. Every
body at the table is full of bids,
just as though the deck had
nine aces and seven kings in
Evening star., 1960-07-27
lit Mfntnrtant

JEFFRIEs, MARGARET +. A lovins
mother, MARGARET F JEFFRIES
who was called home to glory ten
years ago today.
Time does not erase the loss,
But it gives blessed momory
HER cHILDREN AND GRANDcHIL.
DREN.
SANFORD, ARTHUR G. In lovinH
THUR g. SANFORD, who departed
this life, ten years ago today. July
No time was given that day in July
For one little moment to say
good-by;
So loTiSf i.it memories are all I have
OF a wonderful father I will never
YOUR EovlNo tE05SvIlNo DAUGHTER. EDNA
SCOTT, GETA. Departed this life
eighteen years ago today, July q,
1912
Loved in life, remembered in death
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND
SON-lN-LAW. ANNA AND AR
WRIGHT -NAYLOR In loving mem.
Sunts uf o 1THAM2 f e's'eq wRiGHT i5Si7s 8Ro sRo
entered into eternal rest one year
ago. July -, 1853: FRANCES B
four years ago, May /, 1855, and
LOUISE j. NAYLOR. two years sso,
June l2, 1858.
The years have passed since that
sad day
away;
God took them home, 1t vas His
will
But in our hearts they liveth still.
THE FAMILY.
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Herbert Diamond
Area Salesman,
Judges Brother

Herbert Carvel Diamond, AZ
brother of Montgomery County
Peoples Court Judge John D
Diamond, III. died of cancer
yesterday at the Montgomery
County General Hospital ir
Sandy Spring.
Mr.. Diamond, born in Gath
ersburg, was a salesman fol-
the Southern Oxygen Co. OF
Bladensburg for many years.
Besides Judge Diamond, who
lives at. lis Upton street in
Rockville, he leaves his wife,
Adele Johnson Diamond; three
daughters, Penelope, Adele l.
and Susan, and a son. Herbert
c.. jr.. all of the home in Full
ton, Md.
He also leaves his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Diamond,
and a sister, Mrs. Howard
Miles of Gaithersburg, and an
other brother, Charles of West
Montgomery avenue. Rockville
A rosary will be recited at 8
o'clock tonight in Gartner's Fu-
neral Home in Gaithersburg. A
requiem mass will be offered at
10 am. tomorrow in st. Roses
Catholic Church in Chopper,
Md. Burial will be in the St.
Rose Church Cemetery.
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Mrs. Singleton,
Former Principal

Mrs. C. Belle Singleton, rs,
widow of the late DR.. Louis H.
Singleton, died Monday in
Freedman's Hospital after a
! long illness.
A native Of Baltimore, Mrs.
Singleton was a teacher in Ca
louisville. Md, and Havre de
Grace, Md. She was a resident
Of Washington for more than
so years, following her mar
riage. and served as principal
Iof the Burrville High School
here for two years.
Active in civic affairs for
many years. she was a mem
Der of the Fifteenth Street
Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include a son,
Louis, of Washington; two
daughters, Mrs. John G. Pegg,
of Cleveland, and Mrs. Arthur
w. Jackson. of 1856 Carlton
avenue NE.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Friday in the Nc
Guire Funeral Home. 1920
Ninth street NV. Burial will
be in Harmony Memorial Gem
etery.
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Mrs. MooneX79,
Of West Virginia

Mrs. Frank R. Mooney, 79
died in Suburban Hospital yes.
terday after a long illness.
Mrs. Mooney, the former
Meta West, was born in Sis
terSville, w. Va, and lived
there most of her life. She
had been in the Waverley Sani-
tarium the last several years.
She leaves three nepheWs
Charles K. West, jr,. of 5407
DuVall drive, Westmoreland
Hills, Md; George Bruce West
Of CLOS Welborn drive, Wood
Acres, Md, and David w. West
of 8 Primrose street. Chevy
Chase, and a niece, Mrs. Rob-
ert Root of 1915 Byebrook lane
Chevy Chase.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at the
Robert A. Humphrey Funeral
Home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue
with burial in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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Rocco Pomponio, Builder,
Arlington Civic Leader

ident of the Arlington Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
He leaves his wife, Lee, anc
three sons. Michael, James anc
David, all of the home address
1921 North Thirty-ffth street
Arlington. He also leaves hi,
brother. Arthur, of $50 NORTH
Jacksonville street, Arlington
and four sisters, Elvira anc
Mildred of 879 North Kensing
ton street, Arlington; Mrs. 10.
Seph Dubois of 1909 North Up.
land street, Arlington, anc
Mother Amelia Pomponio Of
Long Island City, NY.
A rosary will be recited al
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the Rob-
ert j. Murphy Funeral Home
1924 Columbia pike, Arlington
Burial will be in National Me-
mortal Park.
The family requests that ex-
preSSions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Memorial Fund of the Boy
Scouts of America.
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A requiem mass will be sale
at 10 am. Friday at St. Agnes
Church, 4o49 North Twenty,
first street, Arlington, for Roc
CO Pomponio, SO, Arlington
builder and real estate man.
Police said Mr.. Pomponic
hanged himself yesterday ir
the attic of his home. He hac
been under the care of a phy-
sician, police said.
Mr.. Pomponio had worked
with his brother, Arthur, ir
the Pomponio Realty, Inc. un-
til last January, when he went
into business for himself.
Mr.. Pomponio, who had
lived here since 1916, was ac-
tive in Boy Scout work and had
served on the executive board
Of the National Capital Area
Council. He was a former pres
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N. D. letters, So,
Building Official

BOISE, Idaho, July 81 (AP) i.
IN, D. dam Teters. SO, vice
president of the Morrison
Knudsen Co., died Monday
night at his home in Friday
Harbor, Wash.
Mr.. Teters. who had been
with the firm % years, spent
most of his time in foreign
countries. He was project
manager at Wake Island in
l941. with hundreds of Ameri-
can construction workers under
his direction. He spent nearly
four years in japanese prison
camps after the island fell in
December, 194l.
Mr.. Teters also spent eight
years in French Morocco,
where he directed construction
of five United States air bases.
He was decorated with the
Legion of Honor by the French
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Miss Thomson's
Ashes Inferred

The ashes of Miss Mary
Agnes Polly Thomson. COM
panion. teacher and translator
to the blind and deaf author
educator Helen Keller, were in
tered this morning at the
Washington Cathedral.
Miss Thomson died March 81
in Bridgeport, Conn. Her ashes
were placed in the columbarium
of the Chapel of st. Joseph of
Anmathea alongside those of
Mrs. Anne Sullivan Macy, her
predecessor who died in 1886.
Miss Keller, who was unable
to attend the services. was rep
resented by Mr.. Jansen Moves,
jr, president of the American
Foundation for the Blind.
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his family. He received his
education at the Georgetown
Preparatory School. and the
old Columbian Institute.
He leaves a son, Armistead
Peter III. of the home address;
a granddaughter, Mrs. D.
Worthington Pearre of Balti-
more, and two granddaughters.
Services will be private.
Evening star., 1960-07-27

two sisters, Sari Stoddard
Hines, IA, and Mary Ida Wright
Hines, 4, all of the home ad-
dress.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Barber
Funeral Home. Laytonsville,
Md. Services will be held at
II am. tomorrow at st. Johns
Episcopal Church with burial
in the church grounds.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to
st. Johns Sunday School.
The Hines boy was the 18th
person to die from traffic acci-
dents in Montgomery County
this year, two more than for
the corresponding period in
1859.
Evening star., 1960-07-27
james ". Ross, Al.
Pittsburgh Editor

PITTSBURGH, July 81 tAPb
James w. Ross, Al, city editor
of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
and Sun-Telegaph, died after
suffering heart attack yes
terday at work.
Mr.. Ross was appointed city
editor last month. He had been
with the Post-Gazette since
1886, first as photographer
and later as reporter and as
sistant city editor.
He leaves his wife and two
sons, IL and 9.
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Cedric Gibbons, 65,
Movie Art Director

LOS Angeles, July 81 (AP)
Cedric Gibbons, 65, winner OF
II academy awards for movie
art direction, died yesterday al
his home after a long illness
Mr.. Gibbons retired foul
years ago after serving for 81
years as head of the Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer art depart
ment. His use of new archi.
tectural and decorating styles
in more than 1000 films was
credited with influencing the
design of American homes.
He leavse his wife, former
Actress Hazel Brooks.
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Displaced Business
Gets Agency Priority

Administrator Philip Nc
Callum of the Small Business
Administration sent a memo
randum to his Is regional
directors today directing them
to give immediate priority to
businessmen displaced by Fed
orally supported highway or
urban renewal projects.
He also told his directors to
consider suspending repayment
of the small business loans to
the displaced businessmen for
the first year of the repayment
period. Mr.. McCallum further
directed the agency's regional
directors to appoint liaison men
to work with local highway and
urban renewal agencies.
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Armisteod Peter, Jr., 80,
Of Georgetown, Dies

Armistead Peter, jr., go, whose
m emory reached back to
Georgetown before the turn of
the century. died Monday at
his historic home, Tudor Place.
Mr.. Peter was born in Tudor
Place, as were his mother and
grandmother. His parents were
the late DR.. Armistead Peter
and Martha Kennon Peter. The
home is at 1914 Thirty-frst
place NV.
Mr.. Peter could recall the
days when cows roaming on
the red clay of Thirty first
street were regularly shooed
away from the entrance of
Tudor Place. which was built
in 1916 and occupied by the
Peter family throughout its
144-year history.
AS a youngster, Mr.. Peter
enjoyed his summer swimming
in the Potomac River at the
foot Of Thirty-first street. His
love of shooting took him out
on the many small islands of
the river. He also used to
walk many miles TO hunt at
his fathers farm in Bethesda.
now the grounds of the Naval
Medical Center.
An ancestor, Thomas Peter.
the son of the first Mayor of
Georgetown, built Tudor Place.
His wife was Martha Parke
Custis, a granddaughter of
Martha Washington. The land
was bought with the wedding
present given by George and
Martha Washington.
Armistead Peter, jr., spent
several years in real estate, but
most of his life was devoted 10