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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07

szIe GEORGIA AVE. sIe,e5o-
Brick. 8 rms, bath. lst III. Sc.
Level. rear alley. D Z. BARRY,
III. e-2029.
1877. WIDE BRK. BLDG. on busy
nv. 81. Store with apt. on End.
Long lot parking rear. $4,000.
HAROLD B. BONART & co.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

LODGE - Z lots. Lake Jackson.
Small down payment. Easy
monthly payments. OR. 3-4s77.
WANTED TO BUY to 10 acres
cleared in the Fort Valley-Eliza-
beth Furnace area. so. S-7743.
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CAMPERS

@A@s4S S-ANA~
De luxe pickup truck models, Lux
ury interiors. AL comforts. Self
contained units. Sleeps up to 6
comfortably Low as S2.3z6 COM
CALL MEL BECKER. s4e-24oo
TOMS CHEVROLET
Georgia Ave. and Univ. Blvd,
OPEN z DAYS A WEEK.
cASS TRAVEL TRAILER SAILS
Popular Brands, Lowest Prices
S907 Bait. Blvd, Col. PIX. 474-2714
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES, VA. RO. S-140O
MD.-RA. 6-253l.
FRUEHAUF, closed van. single axle,
20-ft. body, good cond., SAYS,
271-e3eS or 277-5516.
GENERAL SO f., Q bedrms.. air
cond., many extras. Space avail.
81, 500. cash or terms, 451-1457.
1856 AXIS NATIONAL 2 bedrm.,
S1.7b0. Lot No. 81, Wayson s
Trailer CT. Lothian. Nd.
S2-FT. NEW MOON, with awning.
On perm. lot. 81, 100, cash or cas-
keruaA II. e.3eSR
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CAsH-HoMEoWNERs
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

SMALL CRAwLER front end load
er, with back hoe and trailer. Ex-
Gel. cond. $4,000 or make offer.
EU. 2-0672 ewes.
WANTED. 2 dozers, l pan, 2 dump
trucks. VIII trade real estate.
JU. 9-5062 or WA. 4-6SI4.
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CLOSE-N
COUNTRY CLUE
GOA non

. min. off the fresway, on n-aers
wooded lot. walking distance "a
the golf course. A handsome brick
+ fsncher Just redecorated. Fire
place in living rnl.. separate din
ing rm.. convenient. fully equip.
kitchen with eating space. jail
ousied family rm. plus huge rec.
I'm. built-in garage. vacant and
ready @ deal: Call today. Z COR
NERS REALTY. INC. JE. 3-0560.
CONTEMPORARY Rambler with 4
Plus separate din ah r' On ceilin i00 r.
floor picture window wall in liv-
ing nm. and fireplace. KITCHEN
With all the BUILT-IN CAD
GETS. Deep carport. Pull base
ment with fireplace.
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MCLEAN HIGH school,.

MCLEAN HIGH SCHOOL
Is within walking distance Of this
4-bedroom. IN bath brick ram
bier. Spacious recreation. room
Whole wa isa family % sns sn, Ssr s g.
trsde. call for appointment. PHR.
Wis REALTY CO.. IA As7760.
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TRAlLERS

APACHE CAMPING TRAILERs
New, demonstrators and used '62
R me- crS sis ct 4 ArAc NE, CAMP
ave. Bethesda. Md. 656-ii24.
ASSUME PAYMENTs-Brand-neV.
never lived-in: 2 or 8 bedrms.
a ah; IS Sn 'a ssSS d ASs0 ana S'' M:
644s OF drive out 500 ,? yds. west
OF Fairfax Circle on Rte. so at
Fairfax. Va. VA. MOBILE HOMES.
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AVIATION
MONEY TO LOAN

Observation-Disclosures airplanes.
- NATIONAL AVIATION corr,
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CLOSE IN brick rambler,
walk TO transp., shopping
and schools. Few minutes TO
D. c. 3 bedrms.. paneled
den. full baths. formal din.
rm., new kit, full bsmt.,
screened porch. Priced at
sonly A7,500, with minimum
FLA terms. For further de-
tails, call THE DARBY CO..
"a: 6-o3e3. Ewes. u. q
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ALEx-. VA. Duke and Piekett Gts.-
Any amt. Up TO 80 acres. WAPLE
1928 l4th 81. AID. 4-2005.
BEST Buy acre With larRe
house. In Spring Lake Park, Mont
gomery County. Ewes. Ju. e-e424.
Also 4 acres on Seven Locks I'd.
Ewes. HA- 1850.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTOR HA. 7-loso
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
PROP. SALE

OCEAN CITY, ND. OCEAN FRI
Apis. avail. Aug. rs. Guard. beach.
Swim. fish from Or. HE. 9-2531.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCOKEEK, Md acres, beauti-
full, wooded. mr.. Potomac River,
reas. with terms. PISCATAWAY
co. INC. BU. 3-2l21.
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LANGLEY-McLEAN

FAIRFAX C0UNTY-one-scre lot;
location. $500. KE. 6:bSSi.
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Mr.. Builder or Developer

WE HAVE ground in small plots
or large acreage. Call US and see
water available. sounds good,
wait until you see It. Principles
only.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
I'm 4-l61k I'M A-TI71
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MCLEAN
AIR COND.

Centrally for summer comfort. large
split-level offers 4 roomy bedrms.,
ga baths. majestic liv. rm.. formal
size din. rm-. ultra modern fully
equip. kit. large family rm-. ideal
for entertaining your friends. lge.
earport. AL on quiet non-traVeled
stree. Price only S2s.96o. CAL
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Excellent builders opportunity. M.
Dulles Airport. Property now being
severed. 1,000-ft. frontage on
Rte. 7 and / mi. on Potomac.
Easy terms. RE. 1881. EN-.
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Builder-Dealer American Houses, Inc
Davidsonville, Code 3ol-colonia
7-s292 or so7-5o4l.
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NO MONEY DOWN

Beautiful 4-bedrm. home on lovely.
large lot. Modern kitchen, dining
area, fireplace. Only $I5.500.
BROWN 4 brown SC1 REALTY
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ON 6 ACREs, n miles from stoT
light, sprinefieid. Va. 65-ft. T.
shaped rambler, hot-vster base.
board heat. 2 baths. 8 lge. bed.
rms, rec. rm., lse. liV. rn., firepl.,
din rm., bsmt., horse stable and
outbldss. $4,000. OWNER. Ash
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OVER Q ACRES

A brand-neV, attractive home with
sized living rm. with fireplace, Is
IT. dining rm.. marvellous kitchen
with eating space. 4 double bed
rms. 3 tile baths, rec. I'm. with
fireplace and built-in 2-car ga
rage. Almost ga acres with
gently rolling land. Priced In low
sos.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
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Evening star., 1962-09-10

NOTICE Male pattern badness the of the great
majority Of cases of badness and excessive hair loss for which
neither Thomas treatment any other eec-
tive but Thomas offers you free examination to determine
whether you one Of those who be helped
Evening star., 1962-09-10
Daily Question

Partner opens with one no
trump and the next player
passes. You hold:
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&AQJ4
South West North East
INT Pass 3NT All pass
Opening lead: Diamond two
This was the hand I played
Just before. you came in,"
Henry said as we ate dinner
I'm the old days, East would
have taken the ace Of diamonds
and led back q diamond. A
player always returned his
partners suit in the good old
days"
Even in the old days. I point
ed out, q good player might
shift to spades.
Eyes, but then the good
player would lead the wrong
spade" Henry protested. "Ii
East leads q low spade I lei
II ride around to dummy's Jack
and now I'm home"
What had gone wrong, then?
East led the queen of spades
at the second trick" Henry
complained. II won with the
king Of spades and led dia-
monds. West took the king OF
diamonds and led his other
spade through dumny's jack
And now East took four spade
tricks and I was down two"
Problem
So there you have the prob
lem: Who paid for dinner7
Henry though East's fine de-
fense had done him in. If so,
I. had agreed TO pay for my
cousins dinner.
Fortunately for me, I was
able TO prove that Henry had
done himself in. When East
led the queen Of spades, Henry
should have played low instead
of putting up the king OF
spades.
This play would not cost
Henry a spade trick. He woult
simply win his spade trick latel
instead Of Immediately.
The effect of playing o Low
spade is to cut cornmunica.
tions between East and West
When West gets q trick with
the king Of diamonds he can
not lead to an established
spade suit. South therefore
makes his game and rubber.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one mo-
trump and the next player
passes. You hold:
AAolos2 7s4s.oAa A.ss5
What do you say9
Answer: Bid three spades.
You will be satisfied with game
in no-trump or spades. depend
ing on the nature Of partners
spade support.
tcopyrisht 1859, Gen. Features Corp
Evening star., 1962-09-10
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Dinner Depends
On Deft Defense
BY ALFRED SHETNWOLD

"You owe me a dinner" my
cousin Henry said accusingly as
he got up from the bridge
table. You're teaching these
palookas to defend too well" I"
I was too flattered to deny
the charge. so we went to din
ner on the understanding that
I'd pick up the tab If my cousin
had really been done in,
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
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South West North East
INT Pass sNT All pass
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your hair beginning to thn-you should take steps
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hair respond to proper corrective treatment The new inn
proved Thomas treatment themoduson to bring nour.
ishing blood to your scalp Scalp itch relieved dandf
disappears and you may find that less hair gets in
your comb and brush - and more stays your scapl
Come In foday for free scalp examination Let the Thomas
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show you how the precise Thomas method can help
your local scalp problems If you within the scope of
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your first treatment haprice basis No appointment is
needed Just come in and say Sc" want to see about my
hair" No charge obligation in today and start
your scalp on the road to better hair
Evening star., 1962-11-30

come threadworn. The head
no longer fastens tightly to
the shaft and needs adjust
ing after every two or three
strokes.
He has tried the newer
razors as they have appeared
on the market, from the
;ingle-edge model right up to
the ones you dial to fit the
Evening star., 1962-11-30

ful If some reader could
locate this in time for Christ
mas gift for my husband. It
might look old and tarnished
but it would make him very
happy Thank you.
Evening star., 1962-11-30

after subscribers have fin
ished with their copies, so
that I can send them to a
young preacher in India who
viii make good use Of them
In his work there. I would
Evening star., 1962-11-30

War 1. It was a double-edged
Gillette which came in a box
fitted with spaces to hold the
shaft, head and extra blades.
After using the razor for
these many years, 1t has be-
Evening star., 1962-11-30

beard. and none Of these has
given the satisfaction Of the
old, faithful, battered and
threadworn one that was CT
issue.
I have written to the COM
pany in hopes that they just
might know where a dupli-
cate could be found, even
offering to send my hus-
bands old one to them for
their trophy case, but they
couldn't help me.
Perhaps one Of you read
ers has just such q razor
lying quietly in a trunk
somewhere or may know of
some one who has put his
aside for an electric razor,
and no longer has need Of
the old type.
I would certainly be thank
Evening star., 1962-11-30

Magazines for India
Mrs. J. B. D., Washington
I would like to obtain
copies Of Abundant Life,
Christian Herald and Pulpit
Evening star., 1962-11-30
Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as q publie-serice exchanse
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Star eonnot oee pit phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letter:
must beor the writer's full name and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-11-30

very much appreciate It II
those of you who are willing
to part with your copies
would contact me in writing
through RCH.
Evening star., 1962-11-30
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
AWorId War | Rozor
Mrs. I. M. D., GTeenbelt
Ls sl nNNN

MTS 7. NJ. D., GTeenOeU
After being an avid fan of RICH for over ten
years. and cleaning information from the column
day after day, I thought perhaps someone might be
able to solve my problem.
NY husband has a razor which has been used
since it was issued to him while serving in World
Evening star., 1962-11-30
SLIPPERS, SMART AS CAN BE!

Posodo slipper in Chi
nese red, black or tur-
quoise crepe, with
slightly turned-up toe,
gold binding and heel
cover r----------$6.95
Evening star., 1962-11-30

Ankle warmer bootee.
Sold, red or royal shear
ling eirdIed with golden
elastic that fostens fon-
eifuIIy with hook and eye,
$6.S5
Evening star., 1962-11-30

IOc fare permits 2 hours shop.
ping, runs eGery 5 minutes at
regular bus stops on F, 7fh and
Sth Streets, nv.
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THE WORLDS MOST UNUSUAL LUMBER AND HARDWARE STORES
NORTHEASTERN n Sts at Bladensburg Benning Rds
GEORGIA AVE- MW-5925 at Military Rd Missouri Ave.
WISCONSIN, AVE MW-455 River I'd.
3D. Anaeosa Bridge
OPEN A CONVENIENT CHARGE ACCOUNT
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CENSUS BUREAU SERVICE
Please Prove Ny Age,
Pension Seekers Ask

and take up to six weeks, he
said.
II you we're recorded in the
Censuses Of 1900 or 1920, your
record can be quickly located
in the "Soundex Piles" This
system, which files names
through a code based on the
sounds Of letters. was part Of
a Federal Works Project DUR
ing the mid-io30s.
The 1910 Census OF the nine
Southeastern states. from
which come most Of the age
search requests. is now being
transcribed TO Soundex. Mr..
Swenson said these records
would soon be needed 10 prove
eligibility for Social Security
pensions.
Social Security pension appli-
cants are those who usually
seek 10 prove their age. The
Social Security Administration
demands the earliest available
record because people often add
a year at about age 20 TO get a
Job, get married or get into the
Army. At age 40. they may
subtract a year or two 10 get
a Job or for psychological rea-
sons. said Everett Burke. chief
OF the administrative division
Of the Census Bureau at Suit
land. Md.
When they reach retire.
ment age, people will pay
money to prove that they have
been lying all along" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-03
by KENNETH CAMPBELL
star STAFF Writer

II was born around the time
of the dark day." one man
wrote the Census Bureau re-
Gently. Can you give me proof
OF my ageP"
Another wrote, Il don't
know when my birthday Is,
but my mother always told me
I was born the year Mr.. Jones
had a good crop OF corn"
The Census Bureau found
out how old these men were.
The Personal Census Service
Branch Of the Census Bureau
in Pittsburg. Kans.. Is often
the last resort for people who
need 10 prove their age. their
citizenship, their family rela-
tionship or their legal resi-
dence.
Milton Swenson, chief OF the
Personal Census Service
Branch. said the quickest age
search took only 10 minutes TO
provide a man with records
which proved his age.
The special - search re-
quest Is usually completed
within two weeks. he said. al
though a hard-to-find record
may cost the self-supporting
branch up TO 500. The 50
search requests are processed
in the order they are received,
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Capital Planning Commission,
the Commissioners said at
tempts to enforce q dual set OF
standards cause confusion,
"complicate administration and
freeze development of an area
for q long period Of time"
"An area which has bene-
fitted from a skillfully planned
and executed urban renewal
project should be self-sustain-
ing under the Districts regula-
tions. once the project has beer
closed out" Walter N. Tobriner
president Of the board Of CON-
missioners, wrote.
NCPC's former planning d.
rector, William E. Finley, called
the Commissioners action "un.
fortunate" and said it woulc
hamper the proper long term
development" of urban renewal
areas.
Since then, numerous con-
ferences among RIA. NCPC
and District officials have
sought to reach agreement.
The NCPC may take up the
question at its meeting on
Thursday. The URA has not as
yet taken action.
The Redevelopment Land
Agency is reported ready to
accept the shortened control
period but hopes the District
will consider establishing, In
the future, a new concept Of
coming to permit enforcement
of the higher standards beyond
the 15-or 20-year period.
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Advocates Of Housing Anti-Bias Ban
Again Outnumber Those Opposing

Capital Chapter of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, said that
findings Of several States and
cities provide ample evidence"
to support the legality of adopt
ing regulations.
If the conditions in the Dis
trict can be distinguished at
all. they are distinguished by
the fact that they are more
acute because of the higher
percentage Of non-white popu-
lation." Mr.. Roberts said.
Leonard s. Goodman, repre-
senting the Friendship Citizens
Association, said his group ''re-
pudiates" the stand against
regulations taken by the Fed
Grafton Of Citizens Associations.
Calvin r. Jeffress, represent
ing the Fort Dupont Civil Asso-
citation. said that incidents of
an apparent racial nature, such
as the one that took place on
Thanksgiving Day at the D. c.
Stadium, would not occur II
discriminatory practices did not
bring about isolation of one
segment Of our population from
another"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-03
BY LEE FLOR
star staff Writer

The National Park Service /;
going to ask for a planning
decision on conflicting pro-
posals, both requiring park
land. for the route of the east
leg Of the Inner Loop.
I'VE won't be obstructionists,
and we want TO see which route
will be the best for the city"
Conrad L. With, director of the
Park Service, said today.
The National Capital Trans
portation Agency is to review
its proposals for highways and
mass transit before the National
Capital Planning Commission
next Thursday. Mr.. Wirth said
he would raise the question Of
a decision at that time. .
The District Highway Depart
ment sent to the Park Service
last week design sketches show
ing their proposal TO use the
west bank Of the AnacoStia
River. Mr.. With said 1t was
too early to reveal his reaction
to the sketches. He added that
probably both his agency and
the District might want to
change the designs later.
Very Little Power
Whatever decision is made,
we very likely win have very
little power to stand in the
way" Mr.. With said.
The Transportation Agency
five weeks ago in its report to
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night confirmed q report that
an agreement may be in the
offing.
Our main purpose has been
to reduce the number Of cove
nants running with the land to
cucumber 1t in the future" he
said.
The issue centers on sitter
rules in urban renewal areas
that control how land can be
used, what can be built and
where. how much open space
and parking there must be and,
in some cases, what kind Of
signs will be permitted.
The tougher rules are written
into urban renewal plans with
the force of law.
To keep these rules in effect
over q long period Of time, the
Redevelopment Land Agency
has been writing them into
40-year leases and sales con-
tracts with redevelopers,
Four months ago, the Dis
trict Commissioners told Dis
trict planners they wanted such
special enforcement Of higher
standards limited only to the
"life" of the project. This
would be the period required to
complete all redevelopment
work in the area.
After a project areas COM
pletion, said the Commissioners.
only existing coming and con-
struction regulations should be
enforced.
In a letter to the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-03

been on a business trip 10 Gen.
trail America with Senator
Humphrey. Democrat of Min
nesota, and returned home by
plane early today after being
notified OF the accident.
Besides their parents. the
two boys leave two other BROTH
ers, Nuel, Q, and Raul, 7.
Bodies OF the boys will be at
the Ives Funeral Home In Ar
lington through tomorrow
They will be taken TO the fam
lily residence Wednesday. Fu-
neral services will be held at
the church. Sixteenth and
North Inglewood streets. at
1 pm. Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-03
Missionary to Speak
To Reodine Group

DR.. Frank c. Laubach, mis-
sionary, author. and educator,
will speak at a dinner meeting
Of the National Reading Con-
ference at 7 pm, Friday at the
University Of Virginia.
The 18th annual conference,
sponsored by the McGuffey
Reading Clinic at the Univer-
sity. VIII be held Thursday
through Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-03
BY SAM EASTMAN
star Staff Writer

A hearing on housing dis
elimination in Washington re-
sumed today with witnesses
again lining UP heavily in favor
of antibias regulations for the
city.
The District Commissioners
had heard from nearly 40 wit
nesses Friday when time ran
out. At that session. the state
ments ran about two to one in
favor Of adoption of anitdis-
elimination regulations here.
Today. most of the state
ments to the Commissioners
again favored a ban on racial
and religious housing discrim-
ination in Washington.
The hearings, at the Dis
trict Building, are on the ques-
ton Of whether there is clear
evidence that housing bias
endangers the general welfare
Of District residents.
AS was the case Friday, the
witnesses today shared no mid
die ground.
John P. Murchison, speaking
for the d. c. Chamber of Com
merce, said:
Il know that many practices
and standards Of many Negroes
do not measure up and win not
make for responsible neighbors.
But the Negro, too, has been
conditioned. not by greed but
by physical. economic and psy-
Geological subjugation. exploit
tation. Illustration. suffering
and despair; and this is per-
haps the best explanation for
crime, for his disease and for
his general differences. :"
Mr.. Murchison said the Com
missioners must adopt antibias
regulations that are more
sweeping than the recent
Executive order from the White
House. President Kennedy's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-03

fax County and was advertising
manager OF the school news
paper. He had attended Fails
Church High School last year
Kenlee, a student at Falls
Church High School. had one
OF the lead roles In a school
play. Dear Ruth" scheduled
for presentation Friday. Last
year he played a lead In the
schools production OF the mu-
steal. "Carousel." He also was
q member Of the schools Mad
rigal singers.
Both boys also won several
trophies for baton twirline.
Their father. an Agriculture
Department economist, had
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i6. and his brother. Kenlee M.
West, II. OF 1907 Poplar drive.
They we're the sons OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Quentin M. West.
Police said the car, driven by
the younger brother. was east
bound on Lee highway when It
went out Of control about 7:45
am, left the road and crashed
head-on into the poles near
John Marshall drive.
A member OF the family said
the boys were en- route TO the
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Lat
ter-Day Saints In Arlington.
Both boys had been active In
church affairs and had earned
Duty 10 God Awards. Both
also were Eagle Scouts, with
Kenlee being president OF his
Explorer Scout post and Duane
chosen as a member Of the Ex-
plorer Scout District Council
for the coming year.
Duane had been driving q
car for about a year. his fam
lily said. Known by his family
and friends as "Beeb." he was
a student at the new George
Marshall High School OF Fair