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Evening star., 1960-06-15
ROBERT D. DYAs, President.
RICHARD A. BURTON, Secy,

LLOYD LL1rD' LE0Na fGsa X. On saturday,
daughter o. the late Rev. Timothy
ana Mrs Rosa, E, Keene. wife Of
John T.. Lloyd. mother of Mrs.
Martha l.. Samuel and Mrs. Ruth
Keene, DR.. Jesse A. Keene, Daniel
< keene and the late Joseph H.
keene. Seven grandchildren. great
ssiranaeniIdren gran en- lI,n and many other rela-
9. to 10 pm. Wednesday, June
8. Washington & Sons Funeral
Hffpms' n, 4S%2 ri1slda, peane ave ne, After
mains will rest at her late resi-
dence Funeral services on Friday,
glne u. at 11:30 am, at the
F;ori5a Avenue Baptist Church, 693
Rollins, pastor. Interment Airing.
ton National Cemetery. i6
LYON, WILLIAM J. On Monday, June
vile, Md, WILLIAM J. LYON, be-
and father Of Mrs. George Matthews
HOms, Hs0nsral wiTGnrt iTSm TIE Md HUNT Funeral
June 10. at 9:3Q am Mass at St.
Mary'S Church. Bryantowu. Nd, at
~ am. lnterment church cemetery
ROSARY wednesday, June 15, at s
McCAEFREY, CHRISTOPHER L. ]. On
ToPHfR l. T j. MccAFfFgRHEEYi FREY Of hSt6s3 546s
Lancer DIR, Hyattsville, Md. beloved
husband OF Ethel E. MeCaffrey (riee
Welsh, father of Mrs. Doris Clancy,
bro;her Of Mrs. Isabelle Horne Of
California; Mrs. Mary Walen Of
Washington. D. c., and Mrs. Eleanor
Schrumpf OF New York. grandfather
OF Dolores and Patrick Clancy.
Erields may call at Valleys Funeral
Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave. at
Eastern ave. ne. Funeral at g:3O
m. Friday, June II, thence to st.
Jsromes Catholic Church. Hyatts-
yllle, Nd, where mass will be Of
Tered at 10 am. for the repose Of
MS soul Relatives and friends in
Nted. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. l6
MCCARTHY, JOSEPH P. On Tues
DAY. June IA, 1860. at Doctors
Hospital, JOSEPH P MCCARTHY,
beloved husband of Margaret e Nc
Cartny NEE Hanley) and brother
o. Michael Francis Mccarthy of
pcrcheSter, Mass; Robert Emmett
Mccarthy ct Manomet, Mass, and
! Mrs Margaret Chenenert of Weth-
ersnsld Conn Services at his late
residence. 403 Allison st. NV, on
Saturday' June ls. at $50. am.
Church at 10 am Relatives and
Olivet Cemetery. II
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EVANS, EMILY. On Monday Inn.
-, 1850 at Casualty Hospitai,
EMILY EVA Ms, wife of Walter
Evans. Gaug; ter OF William Lomax.
mother Of Roberta Penn. Ruth Hy-
son, Bertha doten. Walter. Andrew
Thelma. Alttn and William Evans
One sister, two brothers and other
relatives and friends also survive
MIS- Evans may be seen at The
Chinn Funeral Home, 26O5 Shirling-
ton I'd. Arlington. Va, after e
pm. Thursday, June IS, Funeral
services at l pm. Friday, June II
az the Mount Salvation Baptist
church. 1860 North Culpeper ST ;,
Arllngton, Va Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. I6S
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FAkkELL. JOHN F. Members of the
n: 4: i :i::. W ]. ':;' +;
VGSSy9 Remains at the Hanlon Fu-
ave. NV. Our service
omitted. Funeral from st. Gregory's s
Snurch at 10 am. Friday, June
II 1nerment Arlington National
Cemetery
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ATKINS. JOHN ELoYD. On Tuesday

June "a, 1860. JOHN Floyd AT.
KINS of 303 Adams st ne. Wash
ington. D. C.. beloved husband oi
Mrs. Allie T Atkins and iatheI
of Mrs. Ina Lee Anderson, Mrs
Edna Mae Winburn, Edward R.
He also is survived By six * Grand
children. Mr. Atkins rests at the
Gasch Flneral Home, 4139 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville, Md. where
services VII be held on Friday
June II. st II am. Interment
Fort LINCOLN Cemetery VISITING
Iupe IL "a
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day, June Is. 1860, DAVID RUSH
TON SMITH Of 47O5 Locust Hil
court. Bethesda, Md, beloved son OF
Dr.. Joseph II. and Constance W.
Smith, Services Thursday, June 10
at st. Luke'S Episcopal Church,
800 Grosvenor lane, at Ole
GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda, Nd. at
IL noon. InIerment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers
Lukes Church Memorial Fund. is
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ROBINSON I'ns on EEyLN KEY xETin VI On q SUNDAY,

June II, 1860, KEViN W ROBIN.
SON OF 1870 Simms Nplace ne.
infant son Of Carl and Barbara
Robinson, brother OF Carl, IT,, anc
Carol Robinson and Barbara Spriggs
He also is survived by his grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans
and Catherine Robinson. After 4
pm. Thursday, June 16, friends
may call at the Frazier Funera
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV
Prayers will be offered at 8 am
Friday, June II, at the Holy Name
Catholic Church, l1th and K SITS
ne. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. l6
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AHInN II Is8ol 1oHN J6HE' & On ppNyi spgnpdayi June
loved husband of the late Anna M
Farrell, father Of Michael j. Far
ren of Midland. Mich, and brother
oi Matthew j, Farrell of New YORK
city Also susrviving are two grand
children. Funeral from the Tim
othy Hanlon Funeral Home, 3S3l
Georgla ave. NV, on Friday. June
T. at $3.50 am. Requiem mass
Gle NV, at 10 am, Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. CBai.
tlmore' Md, papers please copy j is
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COOPER, MABEL. On Monday. June
u, 1850. at the District General
Hospital. MABEL COOPER Of 1908
23d st, NV. She leaves to mourn
their loss a sister, Mrs. Martha
wayne; one aunt, a devoted cousin,
four nephews. other reiatiyes and
friends. Mrs Cooper rests at the
Moten Funeral Home. 27lS 18th
st. ne. Friends are invited to call
on Wednesday. June Is, after s
pm. Funeral services OF Thursday, ,
June l6. at pm, at the above
address. the Rev Ernest Gibbs Of
fciating. Burial in Harmony Me-
mortal Cemetery
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LtiN M. members OF the
Association Of Retired Po-
llcemen are hereby noti-
ned of the passing of our
late brother. MELVIN NJ
KITE, on Sunday, June -,
1860. Remains resting at
Hysong's Funeral Home
st. NV, where services will
on Friday, June II, at
Interment Pohick Church
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urday, June II, 1860, at his home,
1870 Brookhayen DR., Silver Spring,
Md. WILLIAM WALKER JONES,
formerly Of New Castle, Pa, hus-
hano Of the late Mary E. Jones,
father OF Albert L. and William j.
Jones and brother Of Mrs. Bertha
Brandenburg, Mrs. Washington
Young. Mrs. Ray Warner and Blair
Jones. There are 10 grandchildren
and IL great-grandchildren. Mr..
Jones rests at the Warner z. Pun
ave. Silver Spring, Md, where sery-
ice will be held Thursday, June is,
at IL am. parking facilitieS) In
terment Spring Hill Cemetery, Ship
pensburg. Pa. is
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BUTLER, JANE REBECCA. On Mon.

CALLAHAN. EARNEST r. Members
hA Of Rock Creek Council, No
~AAAv 2797, Knights Of Colum-
AA bus, are notified Of the
I~T death Of Brother EARNEST
XM6ANT p. CALLAHAN and are
\MIN requested to meet at the
w Bethesda-Che Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A Pumphrey
Bethesda Md at $50 pm. Thurs
day. June 10, 1860, for recitation
poMENIc PuLvIRENTI.
Grand Knight.
JOSEPH S. GUIDO, Fin, Secy. l6
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on Saturday. June il. 1860, RAN.
DoLPH P. PINKNEY Of 1908 ParE
no. nor and 0'I tbe ist, s0n Ed%ard V Ipu pinknsy new
husband of Lorell Pinkney anc
father Of Kenneth Pinkney. HI
also is survived by six brothers, foul
sisters and other relatives ant
friends. The late Mr. Pinkney MAJ
be viewed at the Stewart Funera
Home. 80 H st. ne, after 2 pm
Wednesday. June IS, where service,
will be held on Thursday. June Is
at IL noon. Interment Arlingtor
National Cemetery. Is
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SHERMAN, CAPT. JOSEPH, USAF.
Beloved husband of Natalie 8. Sher-
man and son of Mrs. Ida Sherman
OF Arlington, Va. He also is sur
vived by two brothers and two sis
ters. Services at Fort Myer Chapel
on Thursday, June 10, 1860, at 10
am. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery,
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ORNEsS. MURIEL C. On Monday,
June i3, 1860, MURIEL G, oRNEss,
niece Of Blanche NJ warde. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home, l31 11th st. Sc,
where services viii be held on Thurs
day, June 16, at 1890 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited Interment
Lincoln, Nebr.
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day, June II, 1860. al the George
town University Hospital, HAZEL Z.
OGDEN Of 1921 North Kentucky St,
old F. ogden: mother Of Capt. Bruce
F., USMC, and David II. Ogden Of
the home address, and Mrs. Ruth
W. Sault, jF.. Of Melrose, Mass
sister OF Miss Media. c. Bedell OF
BY. three grandchildren. Friends may
call at tn Arlingt on Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax DR., Arlington.
Va, where services will be held on
IntsrSsnt ETlaaS 'qnf ATinFton n N.tionsl cem
etery. Is
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june is, 1860 WALTER cooPER SPfis
OF 1918 Queen st. ne. beloved
husband Of Thelms S. Cooper, father
OF Walter Bezell Cooper and brother
OF James. William of warsaw, N. C.,
ana Bennie Cooper. He also is
survived by other relatives and
friends. After pm. Wednesday,
June l5, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882
You S.; NV, where funeral Sery :
ices will be held on Thursday, June
10, at 1850 pm. Interment Ar
hnston National Cemetery. is
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POPE: AGATHA sOBEL. sudasnly

on TUESDAY. June Il. 1880. IsSi.iii AdSTHil
SOBEL POPE of 1915 Wisconsin
ave. NV. beloved wife of the late
Raymond L. Pope, devoted daughtel
Of DR.; Frances g. sobel and tn,
Mrs Helen Kistin and Miss Euns
H. Sobel. all of New York City
Services at the Riverside Funera
Home, 18th st. and Amsterdam ave
New York City. on Wednesday, SunG
the c. D. Goldberg & Son Funera
Home, 4211 9th st. NV
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Tuesday, June IA, 1850. at the Ma
ERNEST LEE JACKSON of 540S
3oth place NV. beloved husband of
Maud Foster Jackson, father Of
finest ST. l. LACKS. JSteSkson; Il: Of Chicago,
son, Sr:, Of Savannah, Ca, Clar-
ence w. Jackson, sr, of Athens,
Ga, and Mrs w. B. AImon OF
Jacksonville. Fla Services at the
1ith st. NV, on Friday, June *
at IL noon parking facilitiesl
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JUN, MANI Isabel, On Tues
pital MARY ISABEL PRYoR Of
1929 Columbia I'd. NV, beloved
mother of Mary Eleanor Blcknell,
George w. and Virginia Pryor,
grandmother Of Mrs William T.
William Hewitt of Cleveland, Ohio.
She also is survived by three great
Rrandchildren: Friends may call
at the s H Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 l4th st. NV, after 5
pm. Wednesday, June Is park
ing facilities). Services at the above
funeral home on Friday, June II,
at IL am. Interment private. 10
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ELiLLiAN KING Of 52oCi Il eGhNSUh CEDAR S1e,
fGbaithersOH;s, ga 1sIs Me Nd beloved wife Of
Anna Nav Morningstar Of Dickerson
Nd. and i'obert L. Larman of Wash
iDgton, D., c. She also Is survived
BY one foster daughter, Blanche
Rice of Mount Airy, Nd. Mrs. King
rests at Gartner's Funeral Home,
316 East Diamond ave, Gathers
burg, Md, where the recitation of
the rosary will be held on WedneS-
cav, June =; at pm. Funeral
services on Thursday, June IS, at
an, from St. Martins Catholic
CHURCH. Gaithersburg, Md. where
reauism mass will be said for the
repose Of her soul. Interment ST,
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is' 1850. at Prince deonHs' deofss: Sen. Sen.
erai Hospital, IRVING RIGGS o.
Lothian, Md, beloved husband ol
Matilda Riggs. brother OF Mesdame,
Blanche Sellman, Sarah Owens
Amelia Owens, Josephine Jones, AL.
Owens. He also is survived b.
other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Riggs may be viewed al
the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 4
st. ne. from DIN. wednesday
June 10. to II noon Thursday, JUNE
10; thereafter will lie in state al
the { "ers Chapel, Bristol, Md
where services will be held on Fri
day. June II, at l pm. Interment
Moses Cemetery. 16
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GEoRGIEy, MIRKo, at Mount Alto
Hospital. on June IA, 1850, husband
GeorgieV. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 1912 NJ st. NV, on
Thursday, June l6, at l3O p.m,
1nterment Arlington National Gem
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ern ave. Sc, on June 13. 1850
daughter of BENJAMIN W and Betty
Jean Reisch, granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. /. Simpson and Mr.
and Mrs. John w. Reisch. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7
11th st. Sc, on Thursday, June 16
at IL noon. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery Is
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IL, 1860. at the Hadley Memorial
hospital, Ethel B. SMITH OF 9lS0
Old Fort I'd. Sc. devoted mother of
Edgar A. Brooks and beloved sister
Of Mr.. Daniel A. Brooks, Mrs. Edna
w. Goyen, Alfred D. Warrick and
mourn their loss one aunt, Nellie
Andrian, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines a. Co. Funeral Home,
3015 18th st. ne, where friends
June 15, and where funeral sery-
ices will be held on Thursday, June
10, at IL am. the Rev. l. A. Sher-
man offlciatinR. Interment Grace
Methodist Church Cemetery. Chapel
Hill. Nd. I6
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1ratha

MINIS, MARY SULLIVAN. Suddenly,
shsrrier pi NV, NARY SULLIVAN
Waldvogel, Mrs, Frances Withers and
Frederick Sulli"an. sister of Mrs:
Charlotte Knott. Friends NAV. call
at the Lee Funeral Home 4th, st.
services will b held on Friday. June
~ at 70 am. Interment Congres-
MINOR. ERNEST J. On Sunday, June
5th st. NV. ERNEST j. MINOR,
beloved husband OF Helen Minor and
brother OF Mrs, Bessie Anderson
He also is survived by q host Of
other relatives. Friends may call
neral Home. New Jersey ave, and
R st NV. on Wednesday. June
10. after pm, where funeral
services will be held on Thursday,
WGUdIaEn vHns iS; ec.ntt.rPP. e. ! pm lnternsnt
MURRAY. EDITH NJ. on Sunday,
June l2. 1860, at Freedmen's Hos
pital, EDITH M. MURRAY. loving
wife of the Rev. Samuel x. Murray
beloved mother Of Mrs. Mary Eliza
Courtney and sister Of Mrs. EliZ-
abeth Langford of Annapolis. Nd
Two grandchildren. two aunts, Mrs.
Frances T. Coates and Mrs. Emma
Outen; one brother in law, Phillip
Langford; one son-in-law, Walter E.
Jackson and host NJ other rela-
tlves and many friends also sur
yive. Mrs. Murray will rest in the
Galloway Methodist Church, Shreve
St. Falls Church. Va, after 8 pm
Wednesday. June Is, where funeral
services will be conducted by the
Rev. z. z. ATter at l pm. Thurs
DAY, June 10. 1nterment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. Arranse-
NEsBITT. ROBERT HARRISON. On
aARRfsoN issf MN NEssiTTt tsGV q ss6s Eosapt Maple
St NV, beloved son OF the late
1t Robert Harrison Nesbitt and
Ida c. Nesbitt, brother Of Mrs.
Mary Jane Frechette. Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home
254 Carroll st. NV. parking Op-
positel, on Wednesday. June Is,
from / pm. to 10 pm. Graveside
services and interment, Arlington
National Cemetery on Thursday.
June 16, at 10 am. Is
OGDEN, HAZEL E. Suddenly. on Sun
day, June 12, 1860, at the George
town University Hospital, HAZEL z.
OGDEN Of 1921 North Kentucky St,
Arlington. Va. beloved wife Of Har-
old F. Ogden: mother OF Capt. Bruce
F., USMC, and David H. Ogden Of
the home address, and Mrs. Ruth
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day, June IA, 1900, at her her resi-
denee, BOIL Dumbarton ave. NV,
the late Claude Morgan starke ard
mother Of Aubrey Harrison Starke
Memorial services will be held at
st. Pauls Episcopal Church, 2430
K St NV. at . pm. Saturday,
June 8. Please omit flowers. In
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SMITH, gosEPH v; On MOnday June

is, 1860, JOSEPH W. SMITH Of
Clinton, Nd. father Of Joseph W.
Smith. He also is survived by two
Freda McGarvey, and three broth
ers, Samuel G., Glenn c. ana Steven
c. Smith. Services at the Gasch
Funeral Home. 4139 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Nd, on THURSDAY, June
16, at $3.50 am. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery.
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RYAN, KATHERINE E. on wednes.

Ryan, KATHERINE z. On Wednes-
day, June l5, 1860, at Providence
Hospital, KATHERINE E. RYAN Of
2S00 Quebec st. NV. beloved wife
OF the late James T, Ryan, mother
OF Anna Mae Needham and James
7. Ryan, jr.; sister of Miss Eta
B. and John NJ McGraW. Re-
mains resting at the James T
Ryan Funeral Home, 3I7 Pa. ave
Sc, from 7 pm. Wednesday, June
Friends may call after 8 D m. Thurs
day at the residence OF her daugh
ter, Oil Worthington drive. York.
town Village, Nd. Requiem mass
at the Church of st. Thomas the
Apostle on Saturday, June Is, al
vited. Interment Mount olivet Gem.
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Montgomery
Curbs Some
SuIesmen

A new ordinance requiring
licensing of door-to- door sales
men was approved today by
the Montgomery County Coun.
Gil.
The law calls for a police
check of a vendors moral char
acter and criminal record.
The council, however, reject
ed a suggestion by States At.
torney Leonard T. Cardy that
the salesman be fingerprintec
as part of the investigation.
The new law will go into
effect August l. 1t will moi
apply to invited guests, news.
paper carriers, children under
Is, peddlers who carry theil
. merchandise with them or per.
sons who sell merchandise tt
other businessmen for resale
Violators of the ordinance
may be convicted on a mis-.
demeanor charge and f1neC
up to $100 or imprisoned ur
to six months.
At today's meeting a move
to kill the proposed ordinance
failed in a 3-to-4 vote. Tht
final vote approving the new
law was 5 to 2. Council mem
bers Joe M. Kyle and Grovel
Walker voted against it.
Evening star., 1960-05-24
Lewis Judgeship Gets
Two Senator'S Assents

Mrs. De Foe said that Mr..
Broyhill picked his personal
lawyer" for the nomination.
Mr.. Lewis is an attorney for the
construction firm headed by
R eprese n tative Broyhill'S
father.
Says Department Bypassed
Mrs. De Foe declared that
Representative Broyhill by
passed the Justice Department
in submitting his request for
Mr.. Lewis nomination directly
to the White House. She also
said that none of the bar as
sociations in Northern Virginia
was consulted.
Mrs. De Foe, who frequently
objected to being interrupted
during her 40-minute presenta-
tion by Senator Hruska, who
conducted the meeting, said
she had been involved in liti-
cation with the Broyhill con-
struction firm for three years.
Senator Hruska, Republican
of Nebraska, cut her testimony
of after 40 minutes and told
her to file any additional testi-
mony in writing. Senator East
land. chairman of the judiciary
Committee, walked out after
about 10 minutes of Mrs. De
Foes testimony.
Committee sources said the
subcommittee probably will act
on the nomination within q
few days.
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The city of Alexandria is
considering a budget proposal
for the coming fiscal year
which would increase the pres
ent $3.50 per day payments
to $3.50. but no action has yet
been taken.
Arlington County also has
been asked to raise its $3.50
payment but, according to Her.
bert Brown, chairman of the
county board, no action has
been taken.
In Maryland the State has
recommended that counties re-
imburse hospitals 100 per cent
OF actual costs for INDECENT
care. Maryland has gone as far
as to guarantee 80 per cent Of
this. with the counties being
asked to make up the remain
ing 20 per cent.
This, however, pertains to
Maryland indigents in Mary
land hospitals and does not
help District hospitals which
care for many of the Mont
gomery and Prince Georges
Counties patients. At present
the District hospitals receive
up to $26 per day for Mont
gomery County indigents and
seldom anything for Prince
Georges County indigents.
Actual costs per day aver
age about $32, according to
the Hospital Council.
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Ex-Monoeer Held
In S603 Lurceny

The former manager Of a
veterans post in Prince Georges
County has been accused of
taking $693 of the organiza-
tion'S money.
The suspect, William H. Lar
ably. So, of the 200 block Fourth
street Sc, was seized today on
a county grand larceny war
rant sworn last month, police
said.
The money disappeared over
a period Of time while Laraby
was employed at the Kent
Memorial Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post, 800 Landover road,
Palmer Park, according to
County Detective Sergt. EN-
NETT F. G. Gray. He said Lar
ably left the post April IS, 1859,
and the shortage was dis
covered when Post books were
audited. Members were unable
to recover the money from
Laraby, police said.
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PROPOSED HYATTSWLLE BOYS CLUB

Of the main gate at the Navy
Annex in Arlington.
A detective accompanied Col.
Howard to the meeting. Mr..
Smith was arrested as he ar
rived in Col. Howard's car.
Arlington police said that
Mr.. Smith told them he asked
the colonel to meet him be-
cause he felt he had played a
dirty trick by giving him a bad
check made out in someone
else's name. Mr.. Smith told
them he had planned to return
the car to Col. Howard, accord
ing to Arlington police.
The real Maj. McAvoy had
reported to Metropolitan Police
that last Thursday he had let
"a man take a trial drive in a
Chevrolet he was trying to sell.
Maj. McAvoy said that the man
has not returned.
District police found Mai.
McAvoy's car yesterday parked
in the 100 block of I street
NV.
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Fire and Blasts
Destroy Depot

FROSTBURG, Md, May "a
(AP).-A spectacular fire and
a series Of explosions destroyed
the old Western Maryland
Railway depot here yesterday
Assistant State Fire Marshal
Jesse Jacobs said officials were
investigating the possibility
the blaze in the one-story
brick structure may have been
set by thieves seeking gasoline
oil and other materials stored
in the building.
The depot has been used fol
a number Of years for storage
Of equipment and materials
used by section gangs. 1t was
built in 1912.
William Platter of FroStburg
who reached the scene before
firemen, said he found al
doors open, indicating the
building had been forcibly en-.
tered.
Stored inside were track
Evening star., 1960-05-24

Virginia's two Democratic
Senators will not file any OBJ
lection to the nomination OF
Republican Oren r. Lewis to a
Federal judgeship for the east
ern district of Virginia.
A subcommittee of the Sen
ate Judiciary Committee today
held hearing on Mr.. Lewis
nomination, during which only
one objection was filed.
The nomination of the Ar
lington attorney was opposed
by Mrs. Eva De Foe of 2056
North Twentieth road. Airing
ton. who said Mr.. Lewis was
the handpicked nominee OF
Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican Of Virginia.
Democratic Senators Byrd
and Robertson filed a letter
with the committee stating that
they have no objection to the
appointment of Mr.. Lewis.
Endorsed by Bar
The standing committee or
the Federal judiciary of the
American Bar Association said
Mr.. Lewis was qualified for the
post, and the president of the
Virginia State Bar Association
gave his personal Endorsement
in a letter to the committee.
Former State Senator An
drew w. Clarke of Alexandris
spoke in favor of the appoint
ment "as one good Democrat
for a good Republican"
Mr.. Clarke filed with the
committee the Endorsement OF
SO members of the Alexandra
Bar Association. In a letter
Mr.. Clarke said: Even though
Mr.. Lewis is a Republican he
has always supported the Byrd
organization candidates in Vir-
ginia."
Evening star., 1960-05-24

Several months ago the Hos
pital Council of the National
Capital Area served notice that
member hospitals must be given
full costs for INDECENT care
within the next three years.
Already the District hos
pitals have cut of admissions
of Alexandria indigents be-
cause the city to date has re-
fused to increase per diem pay
ments to the hospitals which
claim they lose money that
private, paying patients must
make up.
Mr.. Massey said the Fairfax
County Welfare Department
will be authorized to pay S26
per day for these indigents or
30 per cent of actual costs
whichever is lesser. Currently
the rate is $3.50 per day or rs
per cent Of actual costs, which,
ever is lesser.
AS Of July l the State of
Virginia will begin authorizing
$9.75 payments per day for all
certified Virginia indigents as
compared to the present $9.25.
This means that for each in
patient INDECENT day will cost
Virginia counties the differ
ence between $9.75 and the
contracted price with the hos
pitals. In Fairfax's case the
difference is now SASS and by
the end of the year will be
$16.25.
Evening star., 1960-05-24

Smith gave Marine Col. John
D. Howard of 4614 Tomkins
drive, Falls Church, a bad
check for $3.50 on Friday for
the colonel's 1860 Pontiac, Ar
lington police said.
They said Smith had posed
as Air Force Maj John w.
McAvoy of 1855 Forty-flrst
street NV. when he met Col.
Howard at the Army-Navy
Country Club to give him the
check.
Col. Howard reported the
matter to police when he found
the check was no good.
Yesterday, however, Col.
Howard received a phone call
from Smith, who said that he
wanted to meet him in front