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CIyde B. Aitchison Dies
ICC Member 35 Years

Clyde B. Aitchison, who re-
tired in 1852 after IS years as
a member of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, having
served longer than any other
man, died last night in his
home at 1929 S street NV. He
was 86.
Mr.. Aitchison was appointed
to the commission in 1917 by
President Woodrow Wilson and
served under every President
through Harry S. Truman.
Since his retirement, he had
practiced law here.
Although he was a Republi-
can, Mr.. AitchiSon served
through the New Deal and the
Fair Deal.
Over the years, he took a
prominent part in the fight
over the real value of railroads
and other property. He always
wrote up his own cases rather
than depending on examiners.
Born February %, 1875, at
Clinton, Iowa, he was the son
of a Baptist minister. In his
early years he lived in Wiscon-
sin, Illinois and Nebraska as
his fathers church assign
ments took the family about
the Midwest.
Started As Reporter
AS a newspaper reporter he
worked his way through Has
tings College at Hastings, Nebr.
and was graduated at 18. The
school was later to award him
a doctor of laws degree. AS a
newspaperman Mr.. Aitchison
worked in Denver, Chicago and
Nebraska and received about SO
column.
In Council Bluffs, Iowa, he
read law and was admitted to
the bar in 1896. He practiced
there for a time and then
moved to Portland, Oreg., where
he specialized in trusts and
taxes. He also earned his mas
ter of arts degree at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
In 1905, a special commission
to draw up new tax and rev.
enue laws was set up in Oregon.
Mr.. Aitchison was made secre-
tary Of that group, and later
helped draw up railroad bill.
In 1907, he was made a mem
ber of an Oregon railroad COM
mission.
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DEATHS
Hit MRntnrtatt
Announcements OF
Services by Chambers

EGGLESTON, CLARENCE L. In loy-
ing memory Of my husband. CLAIR
ENCE L. EGGLESToN, who passed
away two years ago today, jan
uary II. 1860. ~:
The wonderful things you did for
Live in my heart each day,
And keep you near and dear to me,
Though you are. far away.
Though your smile has gone forever
And, your face cannot touch,
shall never lose sweet memories
OF TIE IoSTSo SnS ! %TSs. 1SEsa g SpHHs Much
IVY, EVA va B. I In loving memory Of
parted this life one year ago to-
day, January IL. 1861.
Day by day miss her more
AS go through life alone;
She was my souls companion,
A life Joined with my own.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND sERENo
IVY, EVA B, In lGying memory Of
was taken away from me January
God only. knows how miss YOU,
Just think how we would
Meet each other with a smile,
And now that smile has gone UP to
GOQS KlngQOm.
Where there is no more suffering
SISTER EssYE P. aApsoN.
JARVIS, w. ERNEST. In loving mem.
ory Of our father, W. ERNEST
JARVIS, who departed this life
seventeen years years ago today jan
The call was sudden, the shock
We little thought such grief was
The ones who have lost can only
The pain of parting without fare
DEvoTED CHILDREN, AREATHA
AND NORMAN.
JARVIS, WILLIAM ERNEST. In low
ing memory Of our beloved brother,
WILLIAM ERNEST JARVIS, who
passed away so suddenly seventeen
years ago today, January II, 1945.
You left a beautiful memory,
IA sorrow too g great to be told
Your memory will never grow
NovELLA AND BERTHA.
OLIVER, EVELYN JACKSON. In
memory OF my pal, EVELYN JACK
SON OLIVER, who departed this
Wiz VIII }ans'rBB Ians Be l agSSe anG IN TnS
God loved her best
And took her to Heaven to rest.
Sadly missed Sy %yARV her sEpSks Pei;
mother, LIMA RATTf, who passed
i,WIH away fifteen years ago today jan
When a mother breathes her last
The stroke yls means 9.;;. more than tongue
The world seems quite another place
Without the smile Of mothers face.
LOVING DAUGHTER. MARIA F.
GOODWIN.
REYNOLDS, JAMES EDWARD. In
psYSD, psWSTy nc of ,c JAMES ME ERSWARP ISyv Iio
January II, 1850.
Dear Husband, you have found
release
Prom pain. and God has given YOU
cannot mourn that you are gone,
But will await the goiqen dawn.
H loving memory W Of . my q dear Sr0 wife. H.
ETHEL s. WILLIAMS, who passed
away three years ago today, jan
uary II, 1859.
January brings me sad memories
OF a loved one gone to rest,
But you will never be forgotten
BY those who knew and loved you
YOUR Iooiv11Na HUSBAND, McRAE
WILLIAMS.
WILLIAMS. ETHEL s. In memory Of
a kind and loyal friend. ETHEL
8. WILLIAMS, who departed this
life three years ago today, jan
uary II, 1859.
Although we have only memories,
None can be more genuine and true
Than the memories we hold OF you.
Gone. but not forgotten.
HELEN AND WENDELL.
WILLIAMS, ETHEL s. In memory
of our friend and former presi-
dent, ETHEL s. WILLIAMS, who
departed this life three years ago
today, January II, 1859.
The beautiful memory
OF your love. kindness and noble
character
Will always live in our hearts.
THE YADIRF CI,IJR INC
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Darn nf Thanka

WEDDING. LEON 2. The family Of
neighbors for their expressions OF
sympathy. and great consolation
during their recent bereavement
MRS. GENEVIEVE r. WEDDING
AND FAMILY.
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Earned AU DOctOrate

When the National Associa-
ton of State Railroad Commits
sioners created a permanent
valuation committee in Wash
1ngton to assist the ICC, Mr.
Aitchison was selected to rep
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COWDEN. JEROME b. On Monday,
4415 Bradley lane, Chevy Chase
loved husband Of MIgnon Smith
Cowden, son of the late Frank b
and Louise Bradshaw Cowden,
Albany, Calf. Friends may cali
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, after
> pm. Tuesday, January 16 (park-
ing facilities. Services at the above
funeral home on Thursday, Jan.
uary 1S, at 10 am. Interment
National Capitol Memorial Park
Cemetery. Muirkirk. Prince Georges
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JOSEPH z. LINs. secy. Treas.


January 13. 1862. at the Washing,
eRowbEssp tSS baEspitai d.votsd Center motriz KATIE
IS survived by four Sisters five five
Grandchildren, other relatives and
john T. fh RRines I se''59s CO Fanerai F. raj
Home, 3015 18th st. ne. lsmple
may call after pm. Thursday:
services will be held Friday, Janu-
s6n s5y M S.mar,s at P;m esmsts4s tnterment LIN
DATCHER, MAGGIE J. On wednes-
gay DSfeHEKE S2ffGHhEE II II p is0R MAqGTE n. hW;
beloved mother Of Mrs. Winton s.
Perry and the late Maude W.
patchsr her. AlsS S,,s suryiying SI,ttng are a sis
other relatives and many friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
DASSL daS janusSy MRs f5oyasA 5 Ss at o9 aeSEse %Se
ington- b, C., GIOVANNA DAVOLI,
beloved wife of Frank DaYoli and
mother Of DR.. Enrico and Elizabeth
Pavoli She also is survived by
sisters, two brothers and four grand
children, Friends may call at the
Vitale Funeral Home, 124 Mulberry
St; New York l3, N. Y. until
ReSnsm ReiSas maS1 January ~ tbs 49, cbrcb at ts
Most Precious Blood on Baxter St.,
New York 13, N. Y, at 9:30 2 m.
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MANGHuM. ETHEL. on sa.nr.

MANGHUM. ETHEL. On satur.
day; January 13, 1862, ETHEL
MANGHUM of 1905 Connecticut
aye. NV, beloved wife. Of H. E
N. Sedberry and Mrs. Elaine M
Spence. sister of Mrs. Roy King,
Services were held at the s. II
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Oi
l4th st: NV. on Tuesday. jan
uary 10, at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
Wednesday, January ", 1862
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COWDEN, JEROME B. On Monday,
MM January Is. 1862, at
ESNN GERoMEE TaeEEE { B. hass5 co5wbMESNi,, MSi,
III MN III m m ber of Columbia
V\%N Typographical Union, No.
NSss4TT 101, and the Planning
Section. G. P. o. Re-
mains resting at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 14th st.
NV. Services at the above funeral
home on Thursday. January IL,
at 10 am. Interment National
Capital Memorial Park, Muirkirk,
Md. Members Of the union are
invited to attend the funeral serv-
iGSes; TSs;rn wv,
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LIME, ANNA ELIZABETH. At 1904
wyoming ave. NV. on January Is,
1862. wife of the late John Frank
Lime, mother of Mrs. Anne L.
Welch, Rev. ]. c. Lime and Wal
lace s. Lime. Services and interment
January Is. at l pm. Services by
Chambers
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LAYNE, WILLIAM HENRY. On Tues.
day, January 16, 1862. WILLIAM
HENRY LAYNE of 1929 Corcoran
St. NV, beloved husband of Viola
niece, Hazel Graham, and other
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Friday. January 10, friends
may call at the Mcclure Funera
Home, 1920 9th st. NV. Services
1925 1lth ST. NV, on Satul day
January 90, at l pm. Interment
Richmond, Va. 10
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JOSEPH A. LANCASTER. Fin. Secy.
HOWEs, WALTER McLAIN CNAP).
On Tuesday January ~, 1852. at
TER sTs MsLA1N Md HoWEs YES q Of Lei tssheas
Srother n Q Of MT Mrs. ydSs Grace u. HoTes' HHSSes'
Mrs, Marion M. Bolton, Mrs. Susie
R. Howes, Charley H, Clinton A.
sIS snd =, Ear Earl Howes. :, Friends may
where services will be held on
Int lInterment Mount Carmel Gene
HUSTON, HOWARD F. (TNY). OF
a6SS4Sa a3 avs e. fssr sSs SEothsf SSP5Rs
Blanche NJ. King u and DAM Annie aIMSHGn; Nam;
ming; PRAYERS at Chambers Fu-
siivar neral Home Home; ,s ss55 Georgia ave,
gary 10, at $50 am. Mass at
Church, 1876 colesviiie rd., Sill.
yer Spring, Md, at 10 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
JACKSON. SYDNEY M. On Monday,
January Is, 1852. at his residence.
JACKSON, beloved husband Of Mrs.
Lula Chesnutt Jackson, father of
Mrs. Una j. Fletcher, Mrs. Lula
J. Smith and Mrs. Mary j. Jarvis.
He also is survived by nine grand
children, six great-grandchildren
and other relatives and many
friends. After 8 pm. wednesday,
January II, friends are invited
to call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1892
You st. NV, where funeral serv-
ices will be held at ] am. Thurs
day, January. Is. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. II
JONES, ETHEL J. On Monday. January
10. 1862, ETHEL ]. JONES OF
Silver Spring. Md, aunt of Mrs.
Carl W. Humphries, Mrs. James E.
Roeder. Mrs. William E. Marvel, sr.:
Mrs. Beatrice Bradley, John W.
Stanley T. and James M. King and
Charles and Lewis Jones Miss Jones
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. s434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Md, where service
will be held on Thursday. January
IL, at IL am. parking facilitiesl
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
~
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LEE, hUbEhI z, On Tuesday, jan
sy a. kosR t9si e. the LEE As1andTs oi $3.50
27th, ST.. soutn,, Arlington, Va, hus-
band Of Virginia Lee, father of
John W. Lee and Mrs. Carolyn
Steele, both Of Arlington, Va; son
OF Mrs. Sarah Ann Sheedy and
the late Walter Edward Lee. and
stepson of John Sheedy: brother
OF Edward r. Lee. Friends may
call at the Everly- -Wheatley Fu-
neral Home, 1900 West Braddock
rd:, Alexandria, Va, where services
will be held on Friday. January l9,
at l pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Suitland, Md. Is
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OMASTA, SUSAN PETCEN. Or
PsTeESN SFefS 9sMaqagE oMTEA lS ot Ven 4enns suSAN va
wife Of Samuel Omasta. mother Of
Mrs. Elinor 8. Sanborn Of Salt
Lake City. Utah; 8. Herbert, Steven
]: and Christina B. Omasta
Funeral Home. 472 North wash.
ington, ST., Falls Church, Va. SerV-
ices at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
1901 Leesburg pike. Falls Church
Va. on Thursday. January IS. al
pm. Interment National Me.
mortal Park.
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COhCORAN, ANNA MARIE. On Mon
day. January Is. 1869. at lifts
CORAN of Mclean, Va, beloved
mother of Mrs. Dorothy C. Lamb,
Mrs. Anna G. Wood and George W.
Corcoran. She also is survived by
two grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, after
30 pm. Tuesday, January l6,
where funeral services will be held
on Thursday, January 18, at 10 am.
!nterment Columbia Gardens Gene
tefy ~
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McMANUS, NANCY JANE. On Mon
day. January Is. 1862, at George
JANE McMANUS. the beloved
daughter of Mary Elizabeth Nc
Manus. sister of Patricia Echols,
Kathleen and Stephen McManus.
Funeral from the Simmons Bros
Sc. (parking facilities), on Friday,
January 10. at $50 am; thence
to the Holy Family Catholic Church,
tiiiicEest Heights. Nd, where the
at 8 am. for tie repose of her
soul, Interment Gate of Heaven
Cemetery. Is
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uary 10, 1867. WALTER N. BANE
of 2012 Pierce Mill rd. NV, father
Of Mrs. Thomas B. Rhodes, Mrs.
wilmington F. Barto and Jack M.
Bane. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st.
NV, on Thursday, January IS, at
8 am, (parking facilities. Inter-
ment Rock Creek Cemetery. The
family suggests that expressions of
sympathy may be made III the form
Of a contribution to the Patients
Benefit Fund of st. Elizabetns Hos
pital II
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Monday, January Is, 1862. ANN
MAE MORRISON of 34i0 Window
rd., Brentwood, Md, beloved wife
OF Malcolm William Morrison
mother of Joyce Ann Keefer anc
Eetty Lynn Morrison. She also Il
survived by her mother, Matte
Miller; five sisters, Florence
Moreira, Dora Blaska. Helen Haines
Frances Williams and Mary Hicks
and five brothers, Gordon. George
Pete. Frank and Richard Miller
two. grandchildren. Deborah Anr
keefer and Michael Edward Keefer
Mrs. Morrison rests at the Gascf
r Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville. Md Services at For
Lincoln Cemetery Chapel on Thurs
day. January 49, at 1%p.m. Relative!
and friends invited. Intermefit For
Lincoln Cemetery. Family will b.
at the above funeral home from {
Pm; until 10 pm. on Tuesday ant
Wednesday, January 16 and II
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uaTy is. 1859, at I the M9hffst pistfictt Gem Gem
srsl sodz H5oes.gpital, OTIS PEquEs Of
band Of Mary L; Pegues; He also
egSes Sssvyid Sree ey brober 6f mOtRs My lfrse es
ter and Eugene Pegues; one sister,
Eleanor Kemp, and other relatives
and friends: After 5 pm. Thurs;
a. Lattney's Funeral Home, 1929
j pm: Friday, January 10, at the
Turner Memorial Methodist Church,
500 Eye ST. NV, the Rev, Giles
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
JACK W. Suddenly, on
fax Hospital, JACK W. PHILIPS
Of ,5736 North Carlyn. Springs I'd.
AEsia AATIiiaStSn Hb;,ns TS Seoysf ysf,d husband Of
Charles o. Coates, jr., of oriand
of Fort Smith. Ark. He also is sur
vived by two grandchildren. Funeral
services Thursday. January 1S, at
Home chape n ting ss6 AFRSt4P Ro4th FSfsTa Fa4faR
dr.. Arlington, Va. Interment Stutt-
CART. Ark.
FoETEFa aTy AhNA S6a e. IfGa On Friday yy6EHRs yaRH
Of 92l4 4th St. Lanham, Nd. be-
loved husband Of Frances P. Porter
and father OF Oscar E. and Alva
E, Porter, Jr. He is also survived
by, a sister. Mrs. George H. Froh-
tives and friends may call at
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville. Nd, after
4 pm. Wednesday, where services
will be held on Thursday at 10 am.
Entombment Ft. Lincoln Cemetery.
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sIEWAkT, LUCY. On Monday, Jan
eral Hospital. Lucy W sTEWSRf TsESSiSi f'eoi Of
627 Quincy st. NV. She is sur
yiyed by two brothers. two sisters,
many friends. After s pm. Wednes-
day, January II, friends may call
at Latney's Funeral Home, 1890
llth st. NV. Funeral services
at pm; Thursday. January is,
az tne Mount Lebanon Baptist
Eye sts;, NV, the Rev. Edgar New
ton officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemekery
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Coop Power
Plant Backed
In maryland

Approval of an application by
the Southern Maryland Rural
Electric Cooperative to build
an $18 million power station
near Hughesville has been urged
by the peoples counsel to the
Public Service Commission.
The suggestion was made by
Francis x. Gallagher, People,
Counsel in a letter to the COM
mission.
The proposed power generat-
ing plant would be built on the
Patuxent River shore In st.
Mary's County.
Since 1945, the cooperative
has been buying electricity from
the Potomac Electric Power Co,
and has become PEPCO's big
gest customer.
The cooperative said a study
two per cent of PEPCO's gross
revenues. In 1859, it brought
forth its power plant porposal
after PEPCO requested a IL per
cent rate increase that later
was cut back to four per cent.
The cooperative said a study
determined it would cost the
temperatures $4,000 customers
about SO million less with the
new power plant than going on
with the present PEPCO rate
schedules.
PEPCO offered to reduce its
charges and later offered a Is
year rate agreement to the CO.
operative. In his letter, Mr.. Gal
lagher said the move comes
! too late"
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Prince Georges Democrats March to Solid Victory

Democrats reinforced their
eight-year hold on all Prince
Georges County offices yester-
day, rolling up margins of be-
tween 5000 and $1,000 votes.
An estimated 56 per cent of
the county's 1858 registered
voters cast ballots. Democratic
victories, however, failed to re-
fleet the more than two-to-
one edge the party holds on
registration books.
The closest vote yesterday
was in the Governor contest.
in which Prince Georges gave
native son Frank Small, jr.,
1889 fewer votes than they
gave Gov. Tawes, who was re-
elected.
Organization In Lead
In legislative, County Com
missioner and Orphans Court
races, old-guard organization
Democrats ran ahead of run
mates who had won nom
nation as insurgent indie
pendent Democrats in the May
primary.
Reelected County Commits
sioners were incumbents Jesse
S. Baggett, M. Bayne Brooke
and Frank ]. Lastner, along
with Mrs. Gladys Spellman and
Robert F. Sutphin.
Charles E. Callow, in winning
reelection as treasurer defeated
Thomas F. Hicks, Republican,
by 24,651 to 25,l62. Regis
ter of Wills Walter D. Addison
defeated Mrs. Laura E. Null
rooney, 41,751 to 24,058.
Meanwhile, 10 Democrats
marched to clear-cut victories
in the Delegate races and H.
Winship Wheatley won re-
election to the State Senate.
Mr.. Wheatley had been side
tracked by the organization
faction in the primary but won
as an insurgent.
The winning Delegates are
Edward T. Conroy, Robert j.
Dentz, Meyer M. Emanuel,
jr.: William j. Goodman,
Royal Hart, Sarah Ada Koonce,
Hervey G. Machen, Dennis H.
Marshall, Raymond ]. Nc
Donough and Jerome J. Swartz.
w. Earl Griffin, Democratic
campaign manager, called yes
terday's outcome "a tremendous
victory, particularly in view of
the large amount of money that
was poured into the campaign
in the last few days by a Obi
partisan) group with question:
able motives"
The leader of the group
could not be reached by re-
porteres before the election, nor
were any Of the candidates
reached by the bipartisan
club before receiving its in
dorsement.
Repeats Pinball Pledge
Mr.. Griffin again pledged
action against alleged pinball
machince payoffs, as had been
done by Democrats Arthur A.
Marshall and William j. jamie
son, who won the races for
States attorney and sheriff
respectively.
Mr.. Marshall had the small
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est margin in a race for local
office-9,056-while Mr.. jamie
son had the largest, 1883
votes.
The biggest vote getter in the
Delegate races was Mr.. Mach
EN-, winning a third term in the
House of Delegates with ,839
votes.
The County Commissioner
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race was led by incumbent
Brooke, followed by the other
incumbents. Mr.. Lasiner and
Mr.. Baggett, chairman of the
board. There followed the two
who had won nomination run
ming as insurgents in the pri-
mary.
Three Democrats, Mrs. Mar
garet j. Blacher, Francis B.
Francis and Mrs. E. Kathleen
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Urbanske Gets
ABC's Biggest
Victory Edge

Arlington voters returned Leo
Urbanske, jr., to the County
Board yesterday with the great
est margin ever achieved by
the nonpartisan coalition he
represents.
Sweeping every one of the
country's SO precincts, he in
flicted upon both Republicans
and Democrats the most hui
initiating defeat they have suf-
fered in any local Arlington
election since World War II.
Unofficial results were: Mr..
Urbanske (Arlingtonian for q
Better County, 1920; Repub-
lican Harvey r. hampshire
8,495, and Democrat Allen H.
Harrison, jr., 6,947.
The election assures ABC
control Of at least three of the
five places on the board for
two more years.
Mr.. Urbanske has been an
advocate of racial desegrega-
ton, urban renewal, higher
teacher salaries, a mass tran
sit system and of the basic ABC
tenet that Arlington should be
preserved as a residential COM
munity.
However. he has succeeded
in winning friends among same
prominent conservative and
businessmen, including several
who formerly were his political
enemies.
OF his election, Mr.. Urbanske
said:
THE vote is a vote of conf
dence in the board and another
expression of approval of nom
partisan elections. A lot Of folks
who once feared ABC have rec
ognized that it's leadership is
composed of reasonable people
with the simple desire of max
ing Arlington better place to
live"
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Buzuur-Dinner Slated

All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church, 1900 Cathedral avenue
NV, will hold its annual ba-
zaar and turkey dinner from 1C
am. to 8 pm. tomorrow. Din
ner will be served from 5 pm
to 7 pm.
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CHARTER BOARD MEMBERS

APPOINT CHARTER BOARD tA)
For $50 1883 Against 1880
BALTIMORE CONDEMNATION %
For 49,. 1872 Against 1878
REFERENDUM PETITIONS az
For . 23,43l Against lA,loo
MONTGOMERY CONDEMNATION 90
For 49,. 1874 Against $3.50
LEGISLATORS PAY 10
For $3.50, 800 Against 1855
SUPPORT OF MLEGTTIMATE 80
For ~ 3l,SAo Against. 6,22A
9Th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT go
For. . 1879 Against 1881
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE %
For -, 1882 Against 1851
SAVINGS AND LOAN REGULATION Cs)
For. 80. 33,qel Against A,577
BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL COURT ~
For .. T,lH Against 6,2oe
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Benefit Pancake Fest

The Kiwanis Club of Spring
field, Va. will have a commu-
nifty pancake sale at Garfield
School from IL am. to z pm.
Saturday for the benefit of
KiwaniS charities.
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Shoap, were named orphans
Court judges.
Reelected without opposi-
ton were Circuit Court Clerk
w. Waverly Webb, Surveyor
Walton G. Banks, Appeals
Court Judge Charles c. Mar
bury and Circuit Court Judges
William B. Bowie, Ernest A
Loveless, jr., Roscoe H. Parker
and Ralph w. Powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-07
Key to TubIes

Incumbent. D. Demo-
crat. r. Republican.
PM Project Marlboro
candidate for Prince
Georges Charter Board.
&C County Commissioner
candidate for Charter
Board.
ABC Arlingtonians for a
Better County.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
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tended target In The Pacific nveissr test
The navy said II considered the first full test firing
Of Polaris test missile with its wsrhesd complete
u declined TO give any details
However. IL learned The missile propelled The
wsrhssd close to the full range Of nearly 4oo miles and
that II exploded in The air.
The missile reported to- have been fired when
the Ethan Allen submerged Compressed Dir sends
The ssvbby bottle shaped missile out Of The launching tube
up through shs Once in The cir shs missile snitss
end heads for IFS target.