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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(cONTINUEDl

ANNANDALE-AIR-C R-CONDITIONED
mod. 3-bedrm. split-level; ga
baths, rec. I'm. Wv. carpettng;
fenced: eonv. to schools, churches,
stores: S24.750. CT. 6-2739.
ANNANDALE-3-bedrm., den ramb.
Lee. workshop, I1s acre. Ideal for
horse or BLDG. ANAFAX REALTY,
CT. $4,000.
ANOTHER CONTEMPORARY HOME
this immaculate 3-6edrm. beauty
sitting pretty under towering
trees, Brick-walled fireplace: ex-
posed beamed ceilings: Wall-to-
wall carpeting. euStom-made dra-
peries; auto. washer and dryer;
many other extras KE. 6-S793
% I'll o.. MOELLER REAL ES-
ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. older home;
convenient to tranSp. and shop
ping; minutes from downtown d.
C. Big GI loan NAV be assumed
Sl3.250. RORzENDORFER REAL
TY, INC. KE. $1,000.
OPPORTUNITY OF
THE YEAR-For $3.50 down and
balance in one 25-year LIST trust
Si,nS oi ~; 5IH 600 yy y1g may buy thlss tbs
rambler in COUNTRY CLUE
enormous rec. room, 2-car built in
garage. delightful high elevation
on quiet cul-de-sac. only ! block
from country club. FRANK s
PHILLIPS. INC. REALTORS, ia
7-SO12: ewes, IA. 2-5047.
ARLINGTON : Rambler on large
lot with tall trees; 3 bedrooms.
modern kitchen, nearly new equip
ment, large living room. Assume
large 412es loan payable S1O9 mo.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC. REAL
TORS, IA. 5-2400.
ARLINGTON, 8I9 S. Garfield: OPEN
every day until bedroom
brick Colonial. rlnSe 10 schools
and shopping; beautiful yard with
barbecue pit: paneled rec. room;
Sl9,5OO. TINKLE PROPERTIES,
REALTOR, ia. 5-l9O7.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm. brick rambler:
full bSmt.; excel. loo, . blkS. to
transp' dead-end street; Sl9,500.
S. Arl -3-bedrm. brick: Ia baths,
tuu bSmt., rec. rm.. assume 4l7es
loan; , blks. to transp.; S15,50O.
JOHN M. ANDERSON
ia. S-S2I4 ia. 5-OS42
ARLINGTON-GI assumption; 4
bedrms. > baths, rec. rm., pine
paneling galore; fenced yard. Very
close in, mr.. schools, bus and
shops. Within walking distance
Pentagon. OF. 4-7000, MONAHAN
REALTY
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PLAN AHEAD - Think Of tn,
money you will save in the com.
ms years II you are lucky enough
TO fnd q so loan rather thar
the, going rate Of go. Here 1,
such a house-a $4,000 loan
5.fc, only $3.50 monthly pitt
House has charm along with 1t,
sturdy construction Three bed.
rooms, two baths, separate dininl
room, big living room, breakfasi
room of kitchen, porch, earage
rec. room with fireplace, half -batt
in basement North Arlington
walking distance to excellent bus
S26,95U. And owner might rent
with agreement to buy. HOLLEY
REALTY, 51s3 Lee hwy, KE
S-5350.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY-6-room house
5000, to be dismantled: also l :
room bldg. Will deliver, $500. AID
1855 after z pm,
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REALTY, INC. 1900 Wilson Blvd
IA. 7-6660
OVER AN ACRE Of unna..
PARKIAWN

PARKLAWN : Homeowner's pride
3-bedroom brick rambler in new.
house condition; convenient Il
Pentagon. schools, swimming pool,
nIen assumption, Open every day
until sold T1NKIE PROPERTIES
REALTOR, ia. 5-1207.
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ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON REALTY
20 Wilson Blvd. IA :
, Multiple listing Broker

ARLINGTON, NORTH
VACANT-IMMED. OCCUPANCY
Interior Just repainted and fioors
ref1niShed. Brick Cape Cod, on
wooded lot. Large iiv room with
fireplace, sep. dining room. 2 big
bedrms. with lots OF closet space,
screened porches and attached
Selling for s17.5oo 'TtfPo'is''on. ttSis is Se-
TPYY TPY FhA NC apPsFias5ia sisI BARR M.snIIvsd5 REAd
blvd. ia. 4-335O,
ARL., N.-CoMFoRTABLE CAPE
COD, l blk, of Wilson blvd. 8
bedrms., liv. rm. with fireplace
and dining rm.. paneled: modern
kitchen with loads Of cupboards
Pnd work space: Florida room
has sliding doors to patio: ska
IT. garden house; oil. hot-water
other extras. Only Sl6.a5O. KE.
B,S193 @ til 81. MoELLER
ARLINGToN-Fifst offering Of this
magnificent 3-bedroom Colonial.
Situated In one Of the most sought
after areas Near schools and
churches, bus at the corner. CEN
TRIAL AIR CONDITIONING, many
extra attractive features, plus a
picturesque lot, loaded with trees
and shrubs, will lead you to love
at hrst sight We want you to
have this outstanding value at
LUcHs, REAIToRs, "a S.esO6.
q til q, oO55 Wilson blvd
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TARA AREA

lara AhEh
This picturesque Cape Cod
Colonial is beautifully situ-
ated on q large corner lot in
an appealing community of
well-kept homes. Completely
redecorated inside and out,
it has a bedrm. and half
bath on lst q. and . huge
professionally finished bed
rms. and bath on End q. An
ideal family home-eXeep-
tionally large din. rm.. scr.
porch, entrance foyer and
luxuriously finished rec. rm.
with good ventilation and
light. Conv. 10 the best of
schools, shopping and trans
portation.
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DEVELOPMENT CORP. Realtors
1874 N. Kings Hwy. so, 5-glOO
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
Taknma PARK

Luxury brk. colonial: BEST LOCA.
TION; next 10 park; 3 hedrms
den, fun. . half baths. bsmt
TODAY'S BEST BUY. S23,95O. A.
low as $1,000 down TO responsible
purchaser, call for amt.
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HUGE BEDRooMs-(2exl3. I4xi2
and l4xl2D 23l7-ft. liv rm. with
fireplace. SEPARATE dining rm.
countryside equipped kitchen, rec
rm area, den ONLY 8 YEARS
OLD: FHA appraised, $4,000.
T. ". BERENs. REALToR, FOR N NiySG
Richmond hwy. SO. 10000.
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SUN BATTLE
TALL TREES
LURIA BROS.
REALTORS ia. 7-s5OO

TARA-Magnificent brick Colonis
Just as pretty inside as out
Cheerful every DAY living room
rooms, den, basement and built-ir
garage are Just a few OF the at.
tractive features offered 81 $50.
500. Towering oaks shade the
house and nicely Handicapped lot
Ideal close-in location. Call tC
see today. SHANNON g. LUCHS
REALTORS, IA, 5-6S0O, 8 til y
2055 Wilson blvd.
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S4OO DOWN

A spacious frame rambler,
with 4 bedrooms, . complete
baths, full basement with
outside entrance, 8 closets,
superior kitchen; S20,750.
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COLLINGWOOD
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
BRADDOCK HTS.
ASSUME


Attractive brick split
level, in one of Alexan-
dria'S most desirable
neighborhoods. There's
q large living room with
f1replace, separate din
ing room, equip. kitchen,
3 twin-Sized bedrooms,
ga baths, full basement,
1Ox2O screened porch,
h; w h. and 74x134 lev
ei lot: only l block
from bus stop; over
S2l, 900 in q 4l2es lst
trust. S149 per mo. paws
principal, interest, taxes
and insurance. Call IA.
4-6060 to see 1t today.
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INBOUND from California?
Love contemporary styling?
Here's one with so much TO
ofier including a large 4iaes
loan you NAV assume: cost,
living room with fireplace,
l4-ft. dining room, large
enoush for guests. Equipped
Kitchen with eating space.
Den and three bedrooms, two
full baths, fenced rear yard
wooded too. Very flexible
financing and priced in the
low. low EOS. Call ia. s.
1850, ATLAS REALTY CO.
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ALEXANDRIA
4 BEDROOMS
2 BATHS

Brick Cape Cod on large,
landscaped corner lot,
Centrally air condi-
toned, full basement,
paneled recreation room
and screened porch. AS
sumo 41aeo GI loan
S12O per mo. pays prin-
cipal, interest. taxes and
insurance: S24,250. Call
KI. $500 to see 1t
today.
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ARLINGTON
RATTER ZIP
BELLE HAVEN

BELLE HAVEN Custom-built
brick home sitting high with
panoramic view of the Potomac
Perfect for the large family, )
bedrooms. 4 baths, formal dining
room, diversified living room with
fireplace This stately home is
tastefully decorated, ideal for
gracious living and entertaining
Priced for quick disposition at
S3a,5O0. Call SHANNON e.
LUCHS, REALTORS, JA. 5-6S00.
9 til 9. 2055 Wilson blvd.
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BOY! OH. BOY! Here's that house
with built-in financing. And what
a housed Brand new. all hrick, =
large bedrooms. full baths, %.
II. living room with fireplace; for.
NAL dining room. DE luxe equipped
kitchen table space, 26x20 nm
iShed recreation room with fire.
place; earport; nice lot; BASE.
BOARD WATER HEAT. I'm.
mediate occupancy; only $1,000
down; assume $1,000 loan. PRICED
At $50 500. Call today, JE. 2-90OU
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC
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HEY THERE

You with the stars in YOUR eyes
wake upl Stop dreaming. you'll
never steal a house, this one 1
as close to II as you'll ever be,
$1,000 below gyA appraisal.
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ANNANDALE-AI IR-cONDITIONED,
mod. 3-bedrm. split-level; pa
baths, rec. I'm. Wv. carpeting
fenced; cow. to schools, churches,
stores: S24.750 CL,- R-o13Q
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
CONVERTED a APTS . ,ood ~

CONVERTED 4 APIS; GOOD in
come 90 T st. NV. Will sacrifice
IA. 3-S675, ST. 3-7302.
ARL.. Ms and 10 unit brick mod :
ern 2-story apt. bldgs: excellent
rental area, conv. transp, and
SHOPS; Sl3,50O to $4,000 cash
WI! handle Balance financed.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP,
ia. 7-444S: ewes. XII. S-I5S2,
BOILING FIELD AREA, Galveston
pl s.W.-Clean 4-unit apt bldg.
w %E11oSmt.; S2l 900; Mr.. Yount.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI,
1-I411; ewes, EN-. 3-2279.
HAVE CASH CLIENT for is to 90
unit apt: bldg, vic Capitol Hill,
r nSIEFFEY REAL ESTATE,
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

FOR LEASE, lge. new store. 9Ox33,
with parking in rear for 10 cars.
3l20 GEORGIA AVE.
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FALLS CHURCH
FALLS CHURCH.VA- FOREsT-

FALLS CHURCH-Suburba living
in town. Spacious 3-bedroom BRICK
rambler. full basement with rec
rm.: in St. James Parish; $4,000
TINKLE PROPERTIES, REALTOR,
| IA 5-l2O7
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MOTHER CONTEMPORARY HOME

ANNANDALE-3-b den ramb.
Lee. workshop. / - acre. Ideal for
horse or bldg. ANAFAX REALTY,
n AgQnn
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end Of March. He is the
first Judge Advocate of the
Air Force, having held that
Office since September. 1948.
when the Air Force was made
a separate service.
The officers of the corps,
both active and reserve, will
give a reception and dinner
on Friday, March 25, at the
officers Club, Boiling Air
Force Base. The party COIN
cldeS with the annual recep-
ton of the corps, so the two
have been combined, which
makes Gen. and Mrs. Har-
mon both hosts and honor
guests for the evening.
Col. Maurice Biddle is
chairman of arrangements
for the gala event and with
an enthusiastic committee
plans to make this one of the
highlights of the early spring
season.
Dinner Tonight
The Commanding Officer of
Boiling Air Force Base and
Mrs. Brooke Allen are to be
hosts at a small dinner this
evening in their quarters at
the Air Force Base. They
were hosts at a similar party
Friday.
The coming spring and
summer will be a busy time
for the Aliens. Their daugh-
ter Toni enters Sullins Col
lege next year and Nikki has
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SERVICE NEWS
Shorps on Holiday Trip
NOretode DII Hero for n Visit
Norstods Due Here for q Visit

ing forward to a visit from
the Supreme Commander,
NATO, and Mrs. Lauris
NorStad, who will be their
house guests while in town.
Mrs. Norstad is coming next
Sunday from France and will
be Joined by the general a
few days later.
Gen. and Mrs. Twining,
together with many others
in the upper echelon of the
Air Force, will be travelling
to Langley Air Force Base
the week end of March 5 to
attend the wedding of Miss
Patricia Van Horn Everest,
daughter of Gen. and Mrs.
Frank Fort Everest. to Capt.
Torbert Dean Sidwell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald o.
SldWell OF PlttSfield, Ill.
Gen. Everest, who is COM
manding general, Tactical
Air Command, and Mrs.
Everest are well known in
Washington, where they
have been stationed many
times. The wedding will be
in the Base Chapel at Lang
ley Field. Capt. Sidwell is
presently on duty at Eglin
Air Force Base, Montgomery,
Ala.
The Air Force Judge Ad-
vocate General and Mrs.
Reginald C. Harmon are in
for a busy month before
Gen. Harmon retires at the
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lege roommate and her hus-
band, Dr.. and Mrs. James
Manley.
The Witherses are planning
buffet supper Friday in their
spacious house at 6625 Brad
ley boulevard.
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SERVICE NEWS
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer

The Secretary of the Air
Force and Mrs. Dudley
Crawford Sharp have Joined
the trek south for this holi-
day week end. They are at
Gillionville Plantation, Al
bany, Ga, as the house guests
of the Special Assistant to
the Secretary of the Air
Force and Mrs. Lewis Stenrod
Thompson.
Mrs. Sharp and Mrs.
Thompson plan to stay a few
days longer than their hus-
bands who will return to
town Tuesday.
The Secretary and Mrs.
Sharp have invitations out
for a dinner on Friday,
March 4, at the 1925 F Street
Club.
First Party
The Undersecretary of the
Air Force and Mrs. Joseph
v. Charyk will give one of
their first large parties in
their new home at 5126
Tilden street on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Charyk will be
hosts at a reception for the
ranking general officers of
the Air Force and their wives.
The Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff and Mrs.
Nathan F. Twining are look
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c. FebrUory n, 1860

Newton College. Their daugh-
ter Katharine has been ac-
cepted there for the next COL
lege term. Then they are
going to New Bedford, where
they will be the house guests
of Mrs. Withers' former COL
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been accepted at Foxcroft
School.
Chairman, Canadian Joint
Staff and Mrs. Hendrick are
at the Cloisters, Sea Island,
Ga. for a Today holiday.
Air Force Col. and Mrs.
Hayden Withers are in New
England for this week end.
They went to Boston to visit
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Extra Specials Cash and Carry Only
all lengths

Extra Specials Cash and Carry Only
Dyed Muskrat Cape or StoIes S37
Blue Fox Capelet ----------------- S37
Black Dyed Red Fox ape------S $40
Tip Dyed Raccoon Jacket S44
Tip Dyed Raccoon Goat $50
Dyed Muskrat Goat ----------------S8
Black Dyed Broadtail Processed
Lamb Jacket
Letout Dyed Muskrat Pocket Stole---S99
DYED Hair Seal Coat t-------------Sllo
2-Skin Black Dyed Mink Neckpiece--
Dyed White Fox Collars ----------S4
Evening star., 1960-08-21
ROOSEVELT GRANDSON MARRIES
John F. Owens,
Salesman at
JeweIry Firm

John Franklin Owens, SO, a
complaint manager and sales
man for the New York Jewelry
Co., died Friday after suffering
a heart attack on his way to
work.
Mr.. Owens had been a jewel
ry salesman and complaint
manager all his life. He had
worked TO rthe New York Jewel
ry Co. for only a short time.
Before that, he was employed
by the Columbia Adjustment
Co. for five years.
A native of Washington, Mr.,
Owens served with the Army in
Europe during World War I.
He leaves three daughters
Kathryn, Of Chevy Chase, Mrs
Andrew Cummings. of 34O6
Cummings lane. Chevy Chase
and Mrs. Rita Lee of Potomac
Md; two sons, Charles, OF 8504
Loughboro place. Chevy Chase
and Franklin; and two sisters
Mrs. Evelyn Glascox, Of the
home address. 1902 Irvine
street NV. and Mrs. Irene F
Farrell. Of 3539 Hertford place
NV.
A requiem high mass will bt
sung at 10 am. Wednesday il
the Immaculate Conception
Church. Eighth and N street.
NV. Burial will be in Arling
ton Cemetery.
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today until the time Of the
services.
The burial will be on Mr..
Burdick'S ranch at Williston,
N. D., in accordance with wish
es expressed in his will. Me-
mortal services will be held at
Williston at a time to be an
nounced later.
Mr.. Burdick's son, Senator
Quentin Burdick, succeeded his
father in the House Of Repre-
sentativeS. Then, the son was
elected to the Senate in June
to fill the unexpired term OF
the late Senator William Lang
er, a Republican. He was the
second North Dakota Democrat
ever elected to the Senate. The
son was at his fathers bed
side when the end came.
The elder Burdick was a
colorful character and lived
here at 1852 Forty-first place
Sc, with his third wife, the
former Miss Jean Rodgers, who
had been his secretary. He
married her when he was rs
and she was 30.
He was a sharp critic o.
President Eisenhower and hi!
policies. He served in tn,
House from 1884 to 1858.
Mr.. Burdick was a big mar
-6 feet l inch tall and weighed
nearly 300 pounds. He playec
right end on the University
Of Minnesota's championship
football teams of 1903 and 1904
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Jesse Robbins,
Educator Here

Miss Jessie M. Robbins, 70,
of 1907 Columbia road NV,
died yesterday at the Rails
Nursing Home in Takoma Park
Md. after a two-month illness
Miss Robbins, who was grad
uated from Alfred University
in New York, taught school in
New York and Pennsylvania
before coming to Washington
shortly after World War I.
She received a master of
arts and later a masters de-
gree in education at George
Washington University here.
Until her retirement in 1910,
Miss Robbins worked for the
National Education Associa-
ton.
Miss Robbins was a member
of the Presbyterian Church and
attended services at the Gun
ton Temple on Sixteenth street
NV. She also was active in
the Business woman's Council
until recently.
Services will be tomorrow in
the Hines Funeral Home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV. and
burial will be in Bradford, Pa,
her home town.
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MoryG. McHoIe;
Her Son Was
Doctor in Area

Mrs. Mary G. McHale. a
Washington area resident for
the past 80 years, died yes
terday at her home following a
stroke suffered on Tuesday. She
was 81.
She made her home with a
son-in-law, Joseph P. Griffin.
at 2873 South Abingdon street,
Arlington. Her son, DR.. Joseph
J. McHale. who was a prom
inent Washington physician,
died a few years ago.
A native Of Pittston. Pa. she
moved to Butte, Mont, in 1900.
She came to the Washington
area following the death Of her
husband. Patrick J. McHale.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Anna Cobbay. Of Helena, Mont.
and Mrs. Teresa Kane, of
Palisades Park. Calf: a
brother, William McNulty, of
San Francisco, Calf, and six
grandchildren.
A rosary will be recited at
Gawler's Funeral Home at
8 pm. tomorrow. Requiem mass
will be offered Tuesday at
10 am. at the Blessed Sacra-
ment Church in Alexandria and
burial will follow at the
Calvary Memorial Park in
Fairfax.
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Mrs. l. R. Guynon
Agriculture Aide

Mrs. Lenox R. Gaynon, so,
a clerk in the Department of
Agriculture. died Friday in
Casualty Hospital.
Mrs. Gaynon was born in
Glasgow, Scotland. She has
lived in the area for 36 years.
Her laast address is 1907 Law
renee street. Colmar Manor
Md. She was widowed "a years
ago.
She is survived by a son,
Pfc. Edward r. Gaynon, who is
stationed in Germany; a sister,
Miss Isabel Reid. of the home
address, and a brother, Rob-
ert w. Reid. Of 56l5 Thirty
! fifth avenue. Hyattsville, Md
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by Chambers
Funeral Home. 58O1 Cleveland
avenue, Riverdale, Md.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Church Group
Backs Sit.|ns

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 20
(AP).-The Methodist Church's
National Youth Organization
went on record today in sup
port Of non-violent sit-in DEM
onstrations.
Other resolutions took a
stand for racial and social
equality, called for a study Of
communism by Me t h odist
youth in order to oppose 1t
more effectively. urged support
of disarmament negotiations
through the United Nations and
opposed nuclear testing.
The resolutions were adopted
at the national conference of
the Methodist Youth Fellow
ship during a six-hour business
session.
Approximately 1870 top youth
and adult leaders of Methodist
Youth have attended the six
day conference ending today.
The delegates were the elected
representatives of 100000
Methodist Youth over the
country.
Officers elected at the busi-
ness meeting include John M.
Sawyer, Orangeburg, S. c., A.
nancial secretary; Miss 10 Gull
ley. Portland. Greg, secretary;
Miss Dawn Ella Reed, Kings
port. Tenn, Christian Out
reach chairman: Barrett Smith,
Lavonia. Ga. Christian faith
chairman; Charles E. Cloanin-
ger, jr.. Columbia, S. c., Chris
tian fellowship chairman, and
John William Gwinn, Cham
paign, Ill, Christian Witness
chairman.
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Allen Bishop, IS,
Of Southampton

Allen Reynolds Bishop, rs, of
Southampton. N. Y, died yes
terday in Southampton Hos
pital after a short illness.
After graduation from Wes-
leyan University, Mr.. Bishop
served during World War in
France, where he was in charge
of base hospital supply depots
in Tours and Paris for the
American Red Cross. He had
been a member of the New
York Stock Exchange since
1890.
He leaves a step-daughter
Mrs. Clarence Renshaw of 2776
Fort Scott drive. Arlington, and
six brothers, Randolph G. of
0ill Burning Tree road, Be-
thesda; Russell G. of $3.50 Six
teenth street NV, Ralph C.
of Welcome. Md; Stanley G.
of Tucson, Ariz.; Crawford M.
of Seattle, Wash, and Gilbert
H. Of Los Angeles.
Graveside services will be
held tomorrow in Monroe, N. Y.
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$7O-o-Week Father Tells
Of Raising 10 Children

LEECHBURG. Pa, Aug. 20
(AP).-Floyd Warner became
the father Of a fourth set Of
twins recently. He also got a
SIS pay increase and now earns
$40 week to support his wife
and 10 children.
Raising 10 children poses
many problems, not the least
Of which is how to support
them on $40 a week.
How do the Warmers do it?
Its pretty hard to say; it,
pretty tough" remarked Mr..
Warner. a 29-year-old tire serv-
ice company employe.
The Simple Life
Pressed for a more explicit
answer, he said simply: I'VE
live on what we have"
Mr.. Varher and his 27-year.
old wife live in a two-story
four-room house near thi.
Western Pennsylvania com.
munity about 40 miles north
east Of Pittsburgh.
He credits good family health
with helping to keep the family
budget balanced. My children
have been sick very little" hi
said. That helps a lot"
Mr.. Warner went to work in
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Mrs. A. B. Parker:
Candidates Wife

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (AP).-
Mrs. Alton Brooks Parker, 80
widow Of the Democratic can
didate who opposed Theodore
Roosevelt in the 1904 presiden-
tial race. died today in st
Clare's Hospital.
She had suffered a stroke
two weeks ago.
Mr.. Parker, a former chiet
judge of the New York State
Court of Appeals, polled 5,084,.
49l votes to Mr.. Roosevelt!
7,628,834. Mr.. Parker died II
1925.
Mrs. Parker, the former
Amelia Day Campbell, was &
native of Cambridge, N. Y.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
DR.. Michael Darcy Mogee,
Retired as Surgeon in 1924

Emmittsburg. Md. He received
a masters degree from Rock
Hill College. Ellicott City. Md,
and validictorian in the class at
1895 at Georgetown University
Medical School. =.
He served as acting super
intendent and chief resident
physician at the old Garfield
Memorial Hospital. and during
World War I, organized and
headed the Home Defense med
ical branch here.
In addition to membership
in several medical societies, DR..
Magee was a past vice-president
of the Issac Walton League,
and held a fourth degree from
the Knights of Columbus.
He also belonged to the Uni
versity Club and was a former
president Of the Manresa Arch
diocese League for Laymen's
Retreat.
He leaves a son, DR.. William
Darcy Magee of East Meadows
LII, and five daughters. Mrs
Margaret Mccullough Of Fay
cite, Mo-, Mrs. Elizabeth Flem-
ing of 1912 South Twenty
eight street, Arlington, Mrs
Dorothy Brandenburg of 441l
Maple avenue. Bethesda, Mrs
Genevieve Howard of Lanham
Md, and Mrs. Lucille Stapleton
of 2C18 George Mason drive
Alexandria, where DR.. Magee
made his home.
A requiem mass will be said
at 10 am. tomorrow at st
Thomas the Apostle Church
Twenty-seventh street anc
Woodley road, NV. Burial viii
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

Eighth place NE.
Between January l and Au-
gust l Of this year there have
been nine accidents at the un-
derpasS. One man was killed
and nearly a dozen people were
injured in those accidents. In
all but two, the autos involved
struck the steel stanchions in
the middle Of the avenue which
support the railroad bridge
above the four lanes of traf-
fic.
On each side of the en-
frances to the underpass is a
30 -foot-long concrete abut-
ment. Lighting inside the un-
derpass is very poor. Outside
on the entrance posts are
flashing caution lights.
The accident rate is similar
at other underpasSes along the
line of the tracks. At the K
street underpass, there were six
accidents in the seven-month
period, three of them resulting
in personal injury to one or
more persons; the H street un-
derpass has been the scene of
four accidents, three with per-
sonal injury attached, and the
Florida avenue underpass has
seen three accidents, including
two with personal injuries in
the seven month period.
The question then arises:
Why do so many accidents
happen at underpasses and