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Evening star., 1961-03-12
Darn nf Thanka

HqhsSs sha iss: ABA ABA H6Pk1fs 6es tsm1y Wshss s
to acknowledge with grateful ap-
probation to the Mount Carmel
Baptist Church. the pastor and or
flowers and many friends received
during the illness and the passing
" Jul w THE FAMILY.
LOGAN. JOSEPH G.: Sr. The family
of the late JOSEPH G. LOGAN,
Sr.. wish to express their deepest
many. friends. relatives and neigh
bors for their kindness and thought
tulness extended during our recent
THE LOGAN FAMILY.
MILLER. JAMES Z. I wish to thank
William Vancroft, the Rev. Charles
Pryor, Mr.. James Jones. Mr.. Nor
EiS. bands. organizations; neigh.
bereavement. EDNA MILLER.
NELSON, anna T; The family of
to express their sincere thanks and
appreciation to the many friends
and neighbors. to the Grand United
Order of Tenths, Household Of Ruth,
the James F. Willis Benevolent and
Lne bureau OF heleI. the City Wde
Gospel Singers Of WASHINGTON, D. c..
and Mr.. Joseph p. Bolts and ac-
compa mist, for all the kindness
shown US during our recent bereave-
ment. -
THE FAMILY.
NESBY, ANNIE X. The family Of
MRS. ANNIE r. NESBY wishes to
thank the friends and pastor for
their condolences during our be-
mrs. ANNETTE BROWN AND FAM
lily.
O'NEAL. CORNELIA DUNKINS. The
family of the late CORNELIA DUN
K1NS O'NEAL wishes to express
their sincere appreciation to every
one for cards. flowers. telegrams
and other acts Of sympathy ex-
tended during their recent bereave-
THE DUNKINs FAMILY.
PooRE, JOHN W. The family OF
to. express their sincere gratitude
to- the many friends, relatives and
neighbors for their kind express
sions of sympathy shown during
our recent bereavement.
MRS. MABEL R. POORE.
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AnttRiltnpa

REIsBLATT. JACOB. On Sunday.
March IL, 1861, at 12 noon. there
will be an unveiling Of monu-
ment to the memory of the late
JACOB WEISBLATT at the Beth
Sholom Cemetery. Friends and rel
atives will leave from Beth Sholom
Synagogue. 18th st. and Eastern
ave. NV. at IL am. IL
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With Regard TO q
Gard of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thonks
in The Stor meets q need
which can hordIy be solved in
any other way. Not only Is
il q gracious expression Of
gratitude to those who have
sent florol tributes but also
eevheovslY acknowledges the
services and kindnesses Of
the monY TO whom O personal
note Of thanks cannot we'll be
mciled or whose names and
addresses ore not known.
lnsertion Of card Of Thanks
mny be oronsed by telephone
to. The Stor. Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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March 5, 1851. Nancy JONES oof
1909 North Capitol st. She is
survived by two sisters. ten neph-
tiveS Friends may call at the
Malvan g. Schey. Inc. Funeral Home,
New Jersey ave. and r st. NV,
today. after Il noon. Funeral Serv-
ices will be held at st. Mary's
Baptist Church. 18th ST. and Kan
y. at 2 pm; Interment Harmony
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BURCH, PAssIE L On Thursday,

March 8, 1851. PAssiR l. Inssutascfi suRcH
Of 11013 Cone lane. Silver Spring,
Md. beloved wife of Jacob L. Burch
and devoted mother of Paul w. and
Stephen A. Burch. She also is sur
Hinden Of Chevy Chase. Nd. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dam
zansky & Sons Funeral Home, 35Ol
14th st. NV, on Sunday. March
Il, at pm. 1nterment King
David MamnPiol narla1
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DUFFIN. OLIVER J. Suddenly, on
Wednesday March 8. 1851, OLIVER
J. DUFFiN Of 712h East 43d
place, Los Angeles, Calf, formerly
resident Of Washington. D. c.
He is survived by a devoted wife
Mrs. Effie Duffin; several devoted
cousins and a host Of friends. In
terment on Monday. March l3. in
Los Angeles. Calf. In lieu OF
flowers the February Group Of the
Helping Hand Club Of the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church in
Serts this notice OF the passing
OF faithful member.
ESSEX. ROMAN. On Friday, March
10, 1851, ROMAN ESSEX departed
this life at Central State Hospital
Petersburg, Va. He leaves to mourn
his passing a devoted brother, Mr.
William H. Hogan Of 5633 Eads st
ne, and a host Of other relative:
and many friends. The remains
may be viewed from 12 pm. Sunday
March IL, until IL pm. at the
Brown & Davidson Funeral Home
5635 Eads ST.. me-, where funera
services will be held Monday, March
13, at / pm. Interment Nationa
Harmony Cemetery.
FASIG, LOIS L. On March IL. 1861
LOIS L. FAsIG OF 1904 MINI. ave
Sc, sister Of Mrs. Frances Fasis
and Edgar w. Fasig Of Dayton
Ohio. Servicek at Chambers Funera
Home, 5i7 fh st. Sc, on Tues.
day, March l'Aat 2:30 pm. Inter.
ment Dayton. OHIO.
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DORSEY. CATHERINE. On Wednes-
day, March g. 1861, at her resi-
dence. 81 Eye st. Sc. CATHERINE
DORSEY. devoted daughter OF Mrs.
Mary Smith. mother OF Mary Price
and sister OF Theodore Price and
Pauline Landham. She also leaves
other relatives and many friends.
Remains may be viewed after 3
pm. Sunday. March IL, at the Boyd
Funeral Chapel. 522 Sth st. Sc,
where services will be held at $50
am. Monday. March 10. with Father
Farragher officiating Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
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KAPLAN. FRANCES

FRANCIS. There will be
memory Of MRS. FRANCES KAP-
Lam. beloved wife Of Nathan Kaplan
and devoted mother Of Mrs. Lynne
Loube and Susan Kaplan, at the
King David Memorial Cemetery,
day. March IL, 1861. Friends and
relatives invited. Bio
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st. Sc. Berkshire. Md. on March
9. 1881. beloved. husband Of Nancy
Petrello Brady. father of Nancy A.
Brady. son of John E. Brady and
nephew Of Ruth Norcia, Minnie
Shreve and Herbert Parks. Prayers
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5I7
18th St Sc. on Monday, March
ID, at 9:15 am. Requiem high mass
will be offered at Mount Calvary
Church, Forestyille, Nd. at 10 am.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Recitation of the rosary Sunday,
pm. 10
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HESS, MAMIE +. on ThurSday,
March Q, 1861. at the washington
Sanitarium and Hospital, MAMIE
F. HEISS Of 426 Pershing drive,
L. Andrew Heiss and mother Of
Louis r. Heiss Of Silver Spring, Nd,
and Mrs william GoldSworthy of
Orinda. Calf; sister of Mrs. Bessie
Paddy and Oscar Birckhead. Friends
msy go84 caIl at the Birch Fgneral s{tne Home
Saturday. March IL, where services
will be held on Monday, March l3,
at 1:30 pm. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. IL
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DE CARLO, REV. NICHOLAS N. Sue

OL OHhLUI hEV. NICHOLAS n. Sud-
denly on Saturday, March II, 1861,
At S;pley Hospital. REV. NICHOLAS
Holy Rosary Catholic Church, ard
and F SITS. NV: beloved uncle Of
Mrs: Rosemary Espenshade, Mrs
Adele Street, Mrs. Eleanor Francen,
Mrs. Dorothy Langmead and Mich
will lie, in state at the rectory' 90
st. NV, Monday, March l3, from
to pm. and z to 10 pm; Tues
day. March IA, from 9 to 10 pm.
In the church. Pontifical high mass
Will be celebrated by Archbishop
OBoyle. Wednesday, March Is, al
1O:3O am. Temporary interment
Mt. OliVet Cemetery. Please omit
flowers; ARRANGEMENTS BY Rinaldi
Funeral Home. l3
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LANGDON, HUGH M. Officers and
;!: ]: b: !:
services on Sunday, March
II, 1851, at 3 pm, at the Vincent
Funeral Home. 2525 Bladensburg
rd. ne: Burial in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery on Monday. March
10, at l pm.
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day. March .. 1857. FREpERTcK III ERHrf;
P: KRoEGER of 2907 Upshur st.,
Mount Rainier. Md. beloved huS-
band Of Helen Kroeger father Of
Mrs. Elsie E. Cook Of Monroe,
N. T.. and Mrs. Dorothy H. Fran
ciosi OF Naples. Italy. Friends may
call at Nalley's Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island ave-. at Eastern ave.
ne. Funeral on Monday. March
l3, at $3.50 am; thence to ST,
James Catholic Church. where mass
will be offered at 9 am. for the
repose OF his soul. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Viewing on
Saturday and Sunday, March II
and II. from 2 to pm. and Z
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HERRING. EUNICE. On

March 10, 1861, EUNIcE HERRING
OF 403 4th st. ne, daughter of
Paul Herring and Mrs. Geraldine
Herring Toland; sister OF Paul Her
ring and Willie and Michael To-
land, and granddaughter Of Abraham
and Angie Wannamaker. She also
is survived by a stepfather. Willie
Tolland, and other relatives and
many friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Malvan &
Schey. Inc. New Jersey ave. and
r ST. NV.
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LANGDON, HUGH M On Thur,do

March 8. 1861. HUaHn NJ MLnqrsSSy. IANd.
DON Of 1887, Adams st. ne, be-
loved husband of Louise LanEdon,
father Of the late Hugh M. and
Robert @: Langdon and grandfather
Of Mrs. Patricia Purkins. He also
is survived BY three great-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Gilbert c.. Vincent Funeral Home,
2525 Bladensburg I'd. ne. where
services will be held on Monday,
March 13. at IL noon. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 70
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day, March 10, 1861, at her resi-
Me R'e MURRAY hsRR3FA55 Johnson Ns MRS She AHs Is
survived by one sister, Mrs. Susie
Murray Gillian; two brothers. Tenn
pie and Dallas Murray, and many
other relatives. Friends may call
at the Joynes Funeral Home. l27
North 4th ST.. Warrenton, Va, on
Monday, March l3. after 2 pm.
Mrs. johnson was a member of the
Shiloh Baptist Church. Washing
ton. D. C. Funeral services will
be held at the Olive Branch Baptist
Church on Tuesday. March IA. at
pm. the Rev. l.. A. Jackson Of
ficiating. Interment family ceme-
terY. HaYmarket Va
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GUIFFRE. MICHAEL. On Tuesday,
March Z 1a61 MICHAEI. GIIIFERE

March Z. N: 1851, MICHAEL ouTFFRE tHisFFi;
of st. Petersburg, Fla, formerly
Of Riyerdale' Nd; beloyed husband
father of Labre Benedict Guiffre,
brother OF Katie La Scola. Annie
Marcellino and Austin Guiffre. Mr..
Guiffre rests at the Gasch Funeral
Home. 4739 Baltimore ave. Hy-
attSville, Md, where services will
be held on Monday, March 10, at
$50 am; thence to st. Jerome S
Catholic Church, Hyattsville. Md,
where requiem mass will be offered
at 8 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. IL
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day. March 9. 1881, al Georsetown
University Hospital. TERRY WAYNE
sSRKE sSIsSL Of 21i9 Storm drive; Falls
sell W. and Jean H. 'U Burke, NIs ;T.:
brother Of Susan. Linda and Larry
Burke. and grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. H. Hubbard and Mr.. and
MIS-. r W Burke. ST. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home.
where funeral services will be held
on Monday. March 13. at II am.
1nterment National Memorial Park.
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CtAKKE,. JAMES c. OF 57O8 Sem
mole. mole ST. BerTyn HEIGHTS. Nd, on
Of Ruth E. Clarke. father of Robert
A. Clarke. Mrs. Charles c. Gasch
and Mrs. Gerald Gumaer, son OF
Mrs. Cecilia A.. Clarke. brother
ot Miss Geraldine Clarke, Mrs.
A. and Charles F. Clarke. Three
grandchildren also survive. PRAYERS
at Chambers Funeral Home. 5SOi
Cleveland ave. Riyerdale. Md, on
fa9Gty. fM99nday. March -, at 10 am.
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DONALD CARTWRIGHT, secy. /;

BALI, ALBERT. Sr. On Saturday.
March II, 1861, at his residence,
Sr::. devoted husband OF Mrs. jan
ME Ball. Notice of funeral later.
ArTangements by Robert G. Mason's
Funeral Home, $500 Nichols ave.
SIC.
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DE CARLO. REV. NICHOLAS N. Of
Az ficers and members of the
vZA District Of Columbia State
AkA Council. Knights of Co
~R, lumbuS, are notified Of the
VN&NNT death of Past State Chap
NE/ lain REV. NICHOLAS N
w DE CARLO. The rosary
will be recited for our late de-
parted chaplain at the Holy Rosary
Church, Sd and r SITS. NV, on
Tuesday. March IA. 1861. at 8 pm.
HARVEY H. MILLER,
State Deputy.
BALDo J. BALDUCCI. State Secy
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10. 1851, TONY RAMOS Of 8gii
Barton I'd, Radiant Valley, Md,
Dietz and Thomas j. Ausioos. He
also is survived by eight grand
children. Friends are Invited to
eeM at the dasch Funeral Home.
4739 Baltimore ave-, Hyattsviile,
Md. after 10 am. Sunday. March
IL. until $3.50 am. Tuesday, March
IA; thence to St. Mary's Catholic
Church, Landover Hills, Md, where
the holy sacrifice Of the mass will
be offered for the repose OF his
soul at 10 am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 13
GUY Z. On Friday, March
10, 1861, at Walter Reed Hospital,
GUY E. RANLETT Of 2l16 F st.
NV, beloved husband of GLADYS
q; Ranlett and stepfather Of
Thomas J. Hayes Of Laurel, Nd.
Mrs. Catherine Hinely Of Forest
vile. Md. and Mrs. Josephine Ris-
don of Cherrydaie, va: brother
Of Mrs. Charles Parker of Var
mouth, Mass; Mrs. Charlotte
Caswell of Newbury. Mass, and
Lloyd A. Ranlett of Stoneham, Mass.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. NV,
on Tuesday, March IA, at l
pm. tparkinE facilities). InKI
ment Arlington National Cemets
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Dfatha

JOSEPH a. Officers and
m e m b erS Of Columbia
Lodge. No. 126. Loyal
Order of Moose, are
hereby notified of the
death Of Brother JO-
SEPH A. APOLONIO. and
are requested to call at
Nalley's Funeral Home,
lde Island ave-, Mount
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DFatha

FAIRFAX. CLIFTON J. On satur-
day. March IL, 1861, CLIFTON J.
FAIRFAX Of 755 Hobart place
later; ARRANGEMENTS by Barnes &
Matthews.
FOX, FLOYD FAY. On Saturday,
March II; 1851, FLOYD FAY FOX
Fox: son Of Mrs. Norma M. Fox and
the late Arthur A. Fox: brother OF
Cloyd c. and Harold H. Fox. Friends
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
Tuesday, March IA: at 1:45 pm
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Visiting hours Sunday and
Monday. March II and l3, from =
to pm. and to 8 pm. II
March IL. 1861, ARTHUR dRH-
HAM Of 364l 18th st. NV, devoted
husband of Louise Graham. Services
by FraZiers.
GIBBS. MARGARET M. On Thurs
dence. 3645 Veazey st, NV. MAR
GARET M. GIBBS. beloved wife
OF the late W. Frank GlbDS, mother
of W. Frank and Robert F. Gibbs
of Miss Marie H. Maloney. She
also is survived by three grand
children. Friends may call at the
De Vol Funeral Home. 1924 Wis
consin ave. NV. Requiem mass
Wisconsin ave. and Yuma st. NV,
on Tuesday, March IA, at 9:45
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. KansaS City. NO., pa
pers please copyD
day, March II, 1861, RALPH LE-
ROY GREENE of 2414 Alabama
ave. s.e. beloved son Of Lucy r.
Greene. Notice of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
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70. 1861. ADA cHoRLEY of s365
59th ave. Tuxedo. Nd, beloved
wife, Of George H. Chorley and
mother of Mrs. Mary r. Striker.
Gasch Funeral Home, 4T39 Baiti-
more ave. Hyattsville. Nd. where
services will be held on Monday
March l3.. at II am, Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery 10
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March 10. 1861, at her residence
263 North Bryan st. Arlington. Va,
ROSE MAY POLLARD. beloved wife
of the late William o. Pollard,
mother of Charles Marion Pollard
Gore. Mrs. Virginia F. Murphy.
Mrs. Nancy E. Pitts, Wayne A. Pol
lard, Mrs. Aleene F. Brewer and
William o. Pollard. IT,; sister OF
Edwin Evans, Mrs. Myrtle c.. Stew
Clara Gaines Of Washington. D. C.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Monday, March
Mopooriol porL
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HAINES, EVELYN ". On Friday.
pitai, EVELYN ". HATNEs. beloved
mother Of Virginia Jarels, Williams,
Jeanette and Jack Haines. Friends
may call at the Simmons Bros, Fu-
neral Home. 1861 Good Hope rd.
Sc, from IL noon until pm. Sun
day, March II. Funeral services
and interment Hanover Pa.
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DE CARLO. REV. NICHOLAS. Mem
1IA bers of the Holy Rosary
cHSAa Post. No. S62. Catholic War
lG&ll Veterans. are hereby noti-
NGN fled OF the death OF their
M honorary Chaplain, REV.
NICHOLAS DE CARLO, and
are requested to meet at
the Holy Rosary Church on Tues
day, March IA. 1861, at S:l5 pm,
for the recitation Of the rosary
SALVATORE PUGLISI,
Post Commander Ia
Evening star., 1961-11-02
County Sets "a forget
For I'd Junior CoIIeqe

The Montgomery County
School Board last night set
September, 1864, as a target
date for the opening Of the
county's second junior college
on Route 355 near Rockville.
The target date was in
cluded in a report of the COL
lege Planning Committee. The
report, which was backed unan-
imously by the board, suggested
that the academic program of
the new school be modelled
after the program now in force
at the Montgomery County
Junior College in Takoma Park.
The report urged the board
to approve $3.7 million for the
1923 capital budget to begin
construction of the new school.
The committee said the school
could open in 1864 with an en-
rollment of 800 students, and
that the enrolment would in
crease to 5000 when the build
ing program is completed.
School Supt. C. Taylor Whit
tier also urged the board to
work for new aid-to-commu-
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By JOHN BARRON
Star Staff Writer

Ralph Kaul, long a leader
in the Arlingtonians for a Bet
ter County, today caused a
new political furor by indorsing
the coalitions Democratic op-
ponent, William Wetmore.
His action, six days before
the County Board elections,
was denounced by some of his
political friends who for years
had been closely associated
with him.
In a letter sent to voters in
RoSslyn. Mr.. Kaul, his wife
and eight other Democrats of
the precinct, termed Mr.. Wet
more "the outstanding man
among the four running for
the County Board"
The letter declares that Mr..
Wetmore deserves election be-
cause he supports good schools,
preservation of Arlington as a
residential community, rede-
velopment of Rosslyn, liberal
ization Of the Hatch Act and
because of his legal training.
, Mr.. Wetmore said he was
''delighted" with the indorse-
ment.
County politicians believe
that the current board race
among Mr.. Wetmore, Republi-
can Kenneth Ludwig, Inde-
pendent Julius Brenner. and
Roye Lowry of the ABC is ex-
tremely close.
The impact of Mr.. Kaul's in
tervention will depend upon
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nifty colleges bill in the State
Legislature. He said that the
SIS million appropriation made
to junior colleges by the Legis-
lature in April was inadequate
for the needs of all the coun-
ties now developing their own
schools.
Under the terms of the bill,
the State would pay $4,000
a year for each community
college student.
Willard McGraw, chairman
of the college planning COM
mittee, told the board that
the enrolment ceiling of the
school should be 5000. He said
this would insure an economi-
cal, well-rounded and man.
ageable program.
The report urged that the
new school concentrate on pro-
viding a two-year program
geared to enable students to
transfer to four-year institu-
tions. Many community COL
leges stress technical courses
which can be completed in two
years.
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Car Kills Virginia Boy;
Soldier Is Charged

An Arlington boy, attempting
to cross South Glebe road on
his bicycle last night, was
fatally injured when struck by
O car.
The victim, William B.
Schroth, 10, of SOC South
Quincy street, died in Arlington
Hospital at tbs pm, about go
minutes after the accident at
the intersection of Sixth street
and South Glebe road, police
reported.
He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schroth and was
a fourth-grade pupil at st.
Thomas More Parochial School
in Arlington. His father is a
science writer for the United
States Information Agency
press service.
Arlington police said the boy
was carried so feet from the
point of impact after being hit
by a car driven by a Fort Bel
voir soldier.
The driver. Specialist 4/c
Heinrich Berger, q, of l64.
Williams street, Alexandria,
was charged with reckless driv-
ing, with a hearing set for No
vember %, police said. He is.
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his wife when she returned
home from work, according to
police. Lying on the floor was
a .22-caliber rifle with which
the wound was inflicted. police
said.
Mr.. Mason. a geologist with
the United States Geological
Survey for the last IA years.
was well known for his work in
photogeology of the moon.
Last spring, he attended the
International Astronomical
Union Symposium on Lunar
Studies to deliver a paper on
the subject.
Along with two other scien-
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Seven Arrested
In Farm Thefts

Montgomery County detec-
tives said yesterday they have
closed Is cases of theft from
upper county farms with the
arrest of seven youths. two of
them juveniles, charged with
taking tractor batteries and
wagon wheels from farmers
fields.
Released under $1,000 bond
for appearance November 81 in
Rockville's Peoples Court were
Walter Harry Kits, 18. of
Clarksburg; Julian and Claude
johnson, 18 and l9, of Damas-
Gus; and Allen T. Handy, 49,,
and Harry S. Lewis, 18, also of
Damascus.
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MoryIonder
Dies Fighting
Home Fire

A g. year old Beltsville
(Md) man died today after
apparently suffering a heart
attack after he discovered his
house was on fire, Prince
Georges County police reported.
George Y. Young of 4931
Powder Mill road, just off the
Baltimore boulevard in Belts
vile, was pronounced dead on
arrival at Leland Memorial
Hospital, Riverdale. at 500
am.
Detectives were told that Mr..
young, who had a history of
heart trouble and high blood
pressure, awoke about $50 am.
and smelled smoke. He investi-
gated and found smoke and
Come flames around a light fix
3lre in the dining room ceiling.
g While his wife Alice went to
another room to telephone
firemen, Mr.. Young started to
throw water at the fire. Mrs.
Young returned to find her
husband collapsed on the floor.
Volunteer firemen from
-Beltsville. Branchville and
Greenbelt, and the Berwyn
Heights Rescue Squad were
dispatched to the scene. DAM
age was estimated at $4,000,
firemen reported.
+. Mr.. Young'S body was taken
to the Chambers Funeral Home
in Riverdale, where an autopsy
was scheduled for today to de-
termine the specific cause of
death, police said.
Mr.. Young, who was retired
from the Agriculture Depart
ment's Bureau of Plant In
dustry at Beltsville, also leaves
two sons, Philip, a Cornell
University student. and Robert
A., a student at the University
of Delaware.
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KouI, Figure in ABC,
Backs Foe of Coalition

how many of his personal fol-
lowers he can lead out of the
non-partisan coalition which he
helped organize.
The ABC replied with a
statement issued by its cam
paign committee chairman,
Carl Estabrook, who said:
Mr.. Kaul has seen fit to
oppose the coalition which
twice elected him to the county
board. He has thereby re-
pudiated the hundreds of ABC
workers and the thousands of
voters who have made his elec-
tion possible. He has aban-
doned the principle of nom
partisan local elections for Ar
lington. The voters will not
be misled. :"
Hits Action
County Board member Her
bert Brown, who quit the ABC
because he felt Mr.. Kaul COM
promised its non-partisan
character by running for Con-
gresS as a Democrat last year,
commented:
THE tragedy is that the
ABC coalition which has done
so much for good government
in Arlington has foolishly per-
mitted itself to be misused in
the last two years and now is
harvesting the bitter fruit of
its own self-oeception. Voters
can still do themselves a service
by supporting Roye Lowry, the
ablest of the County Board
candidates. Neither his Demo-
cratic or Republican opponent
offers anything besides a stale
and irrevelant partisanShip."
County Board members Leo
Urbanske and Thomas Rich
ards Joined in condemnation
of Mr.. Kaul, who was out of
town and could not be con-
tacted for reply to their state
ment.
Although it was reported on
Sunday that Mr.. Kaul several
months ago had made a COM
mitment to support Mr.. Wet
more, some of his intimate
friends in the ABC still refused
to believe he would do so.
Last night, during the final
joint appearance of the can
didates. independent Board
member Ernest Wilt vigorously
defended the work session he
and his colleagues conduct
prior to official meetings.
Denounced as secret meet
ings" by Kaul and all can
didates but Mr.. Lowry, the
conferences have become a
leading issue in the campaign.
He declared that they provide
an invaluable forum for in
formal exchange of thought,
not a means for making secret
decisions.
Evening star., 1961-11-02

lists he made the first photo
geologic map of the moon.
A graduate of Yale Univer-
sity. Mr.. Mason received a
PhD. degree from the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin and taught
geology at the University of
Kentucky.