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East Riverdale, Md, Mrs. Mary
Edith Mulholland, Of 4512 Mac
Arthur boulevard. and Miss
Sheila Sullivan, Of the home
address, $3.50 Tennyson street
NV, two grandchildren and a
sister, Miss Gertrude v. Sulli-
van of 1910 Cumberland street
NV.
Funeral services will be at
10 am. Friday at the Shrine
Of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment Church, with burial in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in
the form Of donations to the
| American Cancer Society.
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Dr.. Elios Dies;
Retired u. S. Chemist

DR.. Elias Yanovsky, former
chemist in charge Of the starch
section Of the Agriculture De-
partment's Eastern Regional
Research Laboratory, died Sat
urdsy in Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs. Yanovsky, who
lived in Washington for many
years. had lived in Philadelphia
since his retirement in 1855.
Born in st. Petersburg, now
Leningrad, in 1886, DR.
Yanovsky received his bachelor
of science degree from the
University Of st. Petersburg
in 1911 and his masters and
doctoral degrees from Clark
University in Worcester, Mass,
in 1912 and 1918.
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He began his service with the
Agriculture Department in 1913.
DR.. Yanovsky was q member
lof the American Chemical
Society and of the New York
Academy Of Chemistry.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Alex
andra Yanovsky; two daughters
Mrs. Stephen P. Haycock oi
Annandale. Va; and Mrs. James
A. Pike Of San Francisco, and
eight grandchildren.
DR.. Yanovsky's son-in-law,
the Right Rev. James A. Pike,
Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese
of Northern California and
formerly Of Washington, D. c.,
conducted the funeral service in
Philadelphia on Monday.
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1n Mrtitnriaitt

JONES. FLORANCE Z. In loving mem,
mother. FLORANCE e. JONES, WI,
passed away five years ago today
May 16, 1857.
She passed away five years ago
She laid all her burdens aside
Jesus opened the gates in Heaven
And she slowly marched inside
It takes more than a little space
To say how much we love you
But 1t win take to the end Of timt
10 forget the day We lost you
sE1N GRxNppA4dHThERi. GaTSenrhni ARSa LoIs. "ANA
RoBEY. CHARLES :. In loving mem.
CHARLES Z. RoBEY, who passed
away one year ago, May 16, 1861
Gone but not forgotten.
MRS; LUCY I. ROBEY AND FAM
THOMPSON, CATHERINE A. In
memory Of our loving wife and
mother. CATHERINE A. THQMP-
years aso today. May I6. 1851.
May. brings sad memories
OF q loved one gone to rest;
You'll never be forgotten
BY the one who loved you best.
In our hearts a memory is kept
OF one We loved and viii never
LOVING HUSBAND, CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
KELLY FRITZ. In
loving memory OF my grandson,
KELLY FRITZ UNDERWOOD, who
passed away one year ago today,
May 10, 1861.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly. tenderly. fond and true;
There is not q day that passes
That we do not think Of you.
GRANDMA, INEz.
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Civic Group Asked
To Assist Police =,

The East Central Civic Asso-
citation was urged last night,
by Clarence E. Smith, presi-,
dent Of the group. "to assist
the Police Department in any
manner they can" ~.
The nine children Of Mrs.
Ida Owens, of Ill P street NV.
sang for the association. The
meeting was held at Scott
Montgomery Elem lie MT ary
School. AIS P street NV.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Block
Z, 1 lot, sites. $3.50. CR. 3-46S7.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY. Garden
vi sns sseriiles. 81 900 3V ~. 7-78SSs. f8SS5s'
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ALBERT. On Tuesday
Maz ssfs bmnUsess nsss drS ss BIZ sy.F ss,S:
Nd, ALBERT FINGERHUT. believe,
husband of Helen Fingerhut an,
and Barry Kent Fingerhut. He ais
Is survived BY his father. Edwart
Fingerhut Of Silver Spring, Nd.
four sisters. Mrs. Sylvia Feldmai
and Mrs. Rose Myers. both OF sil
yer Spring. Md: Mrs. Minnie Wolf
Mrs. Lillian Stern Of Los An
geles,- Calf; three brothers, Herber
and Jack Finserhut. both Of Silve
spring., Nd: =. and Arthur Fingerhu
Sa.I o. washington D: c; Funeral sery
Sons Funeral Home, 35OI l4th 81
NV; tparking facilities adtacentl
Interment King David Memoria
Garden. Memorial week, 95I9 Bit
more drive. Silver Spring. Nd. Il
lieu Of flowers the family suggest
contributions may be made to tn
Heart Fund. 16
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day, May IA 1862, JOHN &. QUIs-
beloved husband Of the late Katie
B. Quisenberry. father Of Mrs.
Julia B. Berry, brother of Mrs.
Sally Dawes of Roanoke, Va. Serv-
Home ss01 i4th st. NV, on
Thursday, May II, at 10 an
(parking facilities). Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery
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HENRY QUEEN Of Defense hwy,
Lanham, Md. beloved husband Of
Bessie Queen and father of Mrs.
and George W. queen. Also sur
Viving are one sister, Mrs. Carrie
Brown; two brothers. Stanley and
George ]. Queen; five grandchildren.
other relatives and many friends.
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments By McGuire. Inc. is
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MARTIN. MARY L On Saturday. Nay
12. 1862. MRS MARY i. MARTIN
Of S23 17th 81 ne she q survived
hy three sonS Dennis. simon and
Mrs. Lula Asberry, Mrs. Annie
Smith and Ms. Isabelle King: IL
grandchildren. 80 great-grandchil-
dren.. other relatives and many
fTiends. fs. Remains res sresting ct the
after pm. Wednesday, May I6.
where service viii be held Thursday,
Nay "a. e. I pm. the Rev. Leroy
0n %hdG ns@ofs S15sisfips csmsss1s Essssrm'nt I'm
MeBRTDE. DAVID MELVIN. OF eo7
Aeker St: ne. Notice Of funeral
MILLS, ANNIE. On Monday. MAY
II. 1862, ANNIE MILLS. devoted
nys sister vso,. 81 Miss Louise N. Green,
Skinner and James. Louis and Rob
ert Green. Also surviving are
other relatives and many frienas.
Family may be contacted at 3i9
Arrangements 6y Mcclure. Inc. II
PETERSON. ETHEL. Officers and
soeiaion 81 t6s he bureau snTsaS q Fesi EsrraS As
ms and Printing are hereby noti-
lied Of the death Of our late mem
Der, ETHEL PETERSON. Funeral
on Thursday. May II. at l pm.
ROBERT TATE, President.
LILLIAN Z. ROWLAND, Fin. Secy
PETERSON, Dr. ETHEL C. On satur-
DAY, May II. 1852, at Freedmen's
Hospital, DR.. ETHEL c. PETERSON
Of 3Sl7 New Hampshire ave. NV,
beloved wife of DR.. jay A. Peterson
and devoted daughter Of Mrs. Mar
tina Caldwell. Also surviving are
eight nieces, nine nephews, six
grandnieces, five grandnephews,
other relatives and many friends.
After pm Wednesday. May 10.
First Baptist Church, zig Randolph
st. NV, until funeral time. Thurs
day, May IL. at 1 pm, the Rev.
R. Lavelle Tucker officiating. IN
terment Arlington National Gene
terry; Casket will not be open after
services. Arrangements by the John
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5
18th st. ne. l6
PETERSON, Ethel, e Offirers and
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CRAY, ARTHUR 2. on Tuesday, May
II: 1852 ARTHUR +, GRAY o
the late LaVinia v. Gray, father
Of Ralph R. and Clifford T. Gray.
He also is survived by twelve grand
children and fifteen great-grand-
children: brother Of Rosie Day.
Friends may call at the Francis
II. Barber Funeral Home, Laytons-
vile. Nd; where services will be
held on Friday. May Is, at IL
am. Interment Laytonsville Gem
etery. II
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ctive- anrinr NJ 0hsi9 ave.
hIELtsh I. GERTsu5EE 4 EAEHESl sMiTA. 81 sscy. M II
LIGNE5.I, S.1d.L, ALEoNso .E ,oss suddenly, ,nso oD
siaSsa husband 81 a0VS q 4sa coaeetss e. fn ns
seph and Dominict Esnsih. he
also Is survived by eight srand-
children and six great-grandchil-
Rinaidi se9si FaneTsi HON Home. eI SIS ~ 'as st.
ne, where prayers will be said
thence to the Holy Rosary Cath
where the holy sacrifice Of the
mass will be offered at 10 am.
for the repose of his soul. En-
tomhment Fort Lincoln Mausoleum
LLOYD, RONALD ALLEN. On wednes-
RONALD ALLEN LLOYD. husband
Fulmer and Allen q. Lloyd. step
son OF Mildred Lloyd. He also is
isrs. other relatives dss and ID hos host o oi
is. friends are invited 70 can q
the jarvis Chapel, 1432 You q y
Capitol ave. and Kendall st. ne,
on Thursday. May IL. at 9:3O am
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 16
Memorial Hospital. GERTRUDE z.
MACDONALD Of 1870 Wyoming ave.
NV, sister Of Cornelius zabriskie
Of New York. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave.
where services will be held on
terment Ridgewood. N. j. II
MANNION. JAMES WILLIAM. sud-
denly. on Tuesday. May 10. 1852.
at Suburban Hospital, Bethesda.
Nd. JAMES WILLIAM MANNION
Of 3911 Northampton st.. NV.
Chevy Chase. D. c.. beloved hus-
band Of Lillian Klein Mannion and
father Of James w. Mannion. jr.;
Dorothy M. Deas and Katherine NJ.
Maginnis; brother Of Charles E.
Mannion. He was a member Of
Chevy Chase Masonic Lodge, No.
AZ. He also is survived by
three grandchildren, Services at
the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 14th st. NV, on Thursday;
May II, ut 2:30 pm. (parking
facilities). Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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Mss H. ShaSsts Isss cHxA1Es Sn W. wT9SsoSSSfz SoSfs
ton. Ma. beloved husband sSsi Hsnishiai y Eifie
IA. Jones, son OF Sarah e. and
the late Charles B. Jones. brother
Of Carol. James Irving, Frank
FstsiIs FiIss ,ana cno AltSn i.di J9nes anG ,.n MS
TO call at the Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pun
phrey, Bethesda, Nd. Requiem
mass win be offered on Friday.
RedeemHs:r catholic church @ e9oS T
Summit ave-. Kensington, Nd. In
terment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery,
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PRICE, PERRY. On Sunday, May 13,
isSl pitai PERR9 81 iRS PRfcE Ssffefsqt q IA tamoh
st. NV. husband Of Deloras Price.
He also is survived by his mother,
a host Of other relatives and FRIENDS.
Remains resting at the John 7.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3015 18th
ST. ne. (ample parking facilitiesl,
where friends may call after 3 pm.
Thursday. May IL. and where tu-
May Is, at 1915 pm. Interment
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Hospital. MRS. ETHEL BREWER Of
3419 22d st. s.e.. devoted mother
Of Edgar l., Norman l.. Lottie Mae.
Ms Ethel nu d WSeeier N A. and 5IxTs' MI
Barbara L. Newton. She also is
survived by her mother, Mrs. Al
berta Bachelor; three sisters, three
brothers and other relatives and
friends. After 3 pm. Friday. May
is, friends may call at the Robert
@, Mason Funeral Home. $500
Nichols ave. sc. Funeral services
on Saturday. May 10. at II noon.
at the Matthews Memorial Bap-
tist Church. 26l6 Nichols ave. Sc,
the Rev. r. v. Coger officiating
Interment Harmony Memorial Park
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GLAsCOCk, Iva TAPP. On Monday,
COCK Of I26 North Wayne St,
Arlington. Va. mother of Harvey
Z. Glascock Of Philadelpnia. Pa, and
Bernard E. Glascock, sister Of Ruth
Boswell Of Iowa, and william Tapp.
She also Is survived by q grand
child. Friends may call at the
Washington st., Falls Church, Va,
where services will be held on Fri
day, May Is, at 1 pm. Interment
National Memorial Park II
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1fn4a

snfPKnSs, MARoARET. Members Of
L n the Interdenominational
Church Ushers' Associa-
49, ton Of D. c., Inc, are
Ill hereby notified Of the
death Of our beloved mem
SNfY1 Der. MARGARET SNIP
Q24N/ KINS. Funeral services
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%. l5e2. al the District General
BRYANT st. NV. beloved wife Of
Jesse Juhans. ir. She also is sur
yived BY other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
18th st. ne. tsmple parking tsciii.
ties). where friends may call after
3 pm. Wednesday. May 16. Fu-
neral services on Thursday, May
"a, at / pm, at the Ehenezer Bap-
Rev. Z. b. Swinson officiating,
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry
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IULVLN, ARCHIE N. On Tuesday,
May 16,. 1862. at george washing.
ton gniyeEsity Hospital. ARCHIE
St. Arlington, Va, beloved huS-
Mrs. HliIaSeth S 'in II. cardusi Iasaer and %
Emma burden Of Adrian, Ca; Mrs
sarah Girtanner, Mrs. Martha Ben
nett OF Arevel, N. j.; George Col
vim Of Adrian, Ca; James ColVin
Of Louisville. Ca: grsndfsther Of
Elizabeth Lynn Cordosi. Friends
may eau ct the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services viii be held on Friday,
May 1S;, at II am. Intermeiit
Seoar Hill Cemetery. II
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THoMRsoN. FRANCEs JUL

isss, FRANCES JTn JULIA OWENS Z;
THOMPSON, beloved wife of the
late Howard Thompson and mother
Of Clarence. J. Elmer, Bishop,
George Alfred. Mrs. Veronica Treeo,
Freeman Thompson. Friends may
call at the ,Mattingley Funeral
Home, Leonardtown. Nd, where
prayers viii be said on Wednesday,
May 10. at pm. Mass will be
said at the Sacred Heart Church,
Bushwood, Md, on Thursday, May
~. at 10 am. Interment church
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TNHsKsdas{, N.KaS{Y,x1M Nay ~ &, 1882 WEsToN
Cephas He also is survived By
four. sisters. Jeanette Ferrell. Mrs,
Euniee Parker. Mrs. Amanda Rob-
ertson and Mrs. Julia Farrow, and
otner relatiyes and many friends
BY Morrow q Woodford, Inc.
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BUH, TONY. on Monday. May IA,
place me-. Apt. ., beloved husband
of Josephine Buie and father OF
Tony Buie, ir. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Mcclure Inc II
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HATTIE L. On Tuesday,
May 49, ,H2;sa l9s2; at Deals. Nd; HAT
ford of Annapolis, Nd: Culver B.
Of Glen Burnie. Nd: Mrs. Paulina
w. Remey and Miss Norma Windsor
Of Deale. Nd. and Mrs. Clara W.
Howell Of Severna Park. Md. Fu-
~. at 2 pm. at the Cedar Grove
Methodist Church, Deale. Md. In
terment Sherbert Cemetery. Deaie,
Md. Friends may call at the Har-
desty Funeral Home, Galesyille. Md.
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J: MACK. On Monday,
Pitsl: y; MACK EMERSON, beloved
husband OF Ruby o. Emerson, father
o. and Michael M. Emerson: brother
Of Colen and Rupert Emerson, Mrs.
Clara Wilson. and Mrs. Geneva Rea-
sons. He also is survived by two
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Wisconsin ave NV. from iii
10 pm. Wednesday. May 10. Serv-
ices at st. Columba's Episcopal
Church. 42d and Albemarle SITS. NV,
on Thursday. May II. at II am.
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f. bAvfEEs fE q 4ssi 1887 NsbraSEa NsbsAsGIs ave. z:
Ss 0eIGHsS s%S. hutSaHs DsTs. Of .nd Mrs ,,iS.; E.
Of John Z, H. Davies. brother Of
held on Thursday. May II, at 10
am. at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort
National Cemetery. Please noroh cmit
flowers. A token Of sympathy may
be made to the American Heart
Society. ia
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HARGRAvE, MURIEL c. On Monday,
Msy SItsyl II MRfEf nsSS e! FTsss%sn; EssStvT Hos
3030 Otis st. ne, beloved wife OF
Jesse D.. Hargrave and devoted
mother Of Darnell Hargrave. Also
surviving are her mother. Mrs
Elizabeth T. Neal; one sister. one
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
3o15 18th st. ne. Notice OF funerai
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BOWEN: eEoRGn 8 On Monday. Nay
S: SSsoReE soEEES; E wife sv't5,: q s:
John 7. Bowen, 81, Of vienaa. Va:
Mrs. Martha c. STRANGE Of Airing
ton, Va She also Is survived by
grandchfld, Friends may can at the
Pearson Funeral Home. Az North
WASHINGTON st., Pals Church. Va.
Funeral from Columbia Baptist
Church on Thursday. May u. at
10 an. 1nterment OakWood Gene
tery. tGreenville, S. C.. papers please
copy)
BREHMER, MARCELLE c. On Tues
day, Nay Is. 1862, at her resi-
dence, 6OOS North 10th St, Ar
hngton, Va. MARcEILE c. BREH-
MIR. beloved wife Of c. Robert
Brehmer. mother Of Mrs. Andree
de Lacy. Xenophon Bettius, Marc
=. BettiuS. all Of Arlington. Va:
Mrs. Irene Crippen Of Browns
Chapel. Va She also is survived
by six grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax drive. Arling-
ton. Va. after 5 pm. Wednesday,
May IS, where services will be
held on Friday. May is. at 10 am.
Interment National Memorial Park.
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HOLT. NINA 4. On Monday. May IA.
HOLT. the beloved wife Of Cietis L.
bers. sister Of Kathryn Hurley. Mar
Fred and John @ chambers, II
Friends may call at the Simmon:
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851 Coco
Hope rd. s.e. (parking facilities)
until ~ noon Thursday. May II
Services at the Fort Myer Chape
e. ] pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
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Beauty mFIowers
By MRS HERBERT H GREGER
A Defining of Space

reached far enough. If we can
give greater intensity to their
perfect form and amplify it by
extending it into the i'm
menSeneSs of free space, then
we have captured and given
true expression to a harmonious
partnership.
For bitterSweet it is struc-
turally easy to rise into lofty
space, to bound and circum-
scribe an area. of intense, re-
markable and absolutely es-
Sential space in which a group
of gayhearted tulips becomes
the unforgettable partner.
The container, in which this
co-existence takes place, is a
simple modern platform of
black pottery. Slightly elevated,
it is by its sharp rectangular
form the given contrast to the
curvilinear bittersweet and the
solid group of pale yellow
flowers. 1t also contrasts with
the space defined by the plant
material. Space which, in my
mind. had no determined be-
ginning or ending until an OBJ
Ject was placed into it to call
attention to it's existence.
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Ecuador Frees
FruitFirm Aide

QUITO, Ecuador, Mar. 81
(AP) Edward Taylor. Ameri-
can manager Of the Ecuadorar
Banana Co., a subsidiary o1
United Fruit, was released from
house arrest today.
Mr.. Taylor had been held in
his own home since Thursday
on order of Guillermo Jara-
milo, Deputy Secretary Of So
cial Affairs. The official &C.
cused armed guards of the
company of attacking workers
who took over the firms big
Tenguel farm.
The farm is still under con-
troll of the workers but the
situation in the area is calm
official sources said.
The workers are supporting
peasant demands that the farm
be sold to the government sc
it can be distributed to farm
ers. The government has beer
unable to raise the "a million
sucres (about $1.35 million) the
company is asking for the
property.
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Crash Injuries
8 Students;
2ofVirginiu 2

MANNING, s. c., Mar. 81
(AP). - Two compact cars
carrying eight college students
collided headon near here early
today. One girl who lost both
legs as a result of the accident
was in critical condition. The
seven others, two from the
Washington area, were in seri-
Gus condition.
One car carried five William
and Mary college students, en-
route for a holiday week end at
Ormond Beach, Fla. The ether
automobile. carrying three stu
dents from Massachusetts, was
travelling north from Miami.
Critically injured was Miss
Alice Russell. 10, Of Medford
Mass, a coed at the University
Of Massachusetts. Both her legs
were amputated at the Claren-
don Memorial Hospital here.
In the same hospital we're:
Steve OrSzag, 10. Of Forest
Hills, N. Y, a broken right leg
and facial cuts, and Jay Hor-
ner, 18, of Wantagh, N. Y,
cuts and bruises, both students
at the Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology.
Miss Sarah Kemp, 20, Of 3207
Gunston road, Alexandria, Va,
fractured right arm, broken ribs
and facial cuts; Miss Sharon
Hall, 81, of 1900 Halifax place,
Springfield, Va, broken pelvis
and right wrist and facial cuts;
Miss Olinda Elliott, 10, of
Gainesville, Fla, broken pelvis
and leg cuts; Daniel Link, %,
of Nokesville, Va, possible
fractured pelvis, and Martin
ODonnell, 81, Of Richmond
Va, leg injuries, all of William
and Mary College.
State Highway Patrolman
Samuel H. Gore, jr.. said the
accident happened shortly after
midnight on heavily-traveled
U. S. 301, seven niles north Of
Manning.
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deal with Bomarc, Atlas and
possibly other programs.
The Atlas inquiry was de-
scribed as centering mainly on
fees for developing and Install
ing electornic cable devices in
the launching system.
Under question will be the
methods and justification for
what Senator Mcclellan calls
profit-pyramiding. Under the
system a contractor takes re-
sponsibility for all or part Of
a missile project, then farms out
much or all of the actual work
to subcontractors who, in turn,
farm out parts of the job to
still other subcontractors.
Thus there sometimes are
three or more layers" of con-
tractors, all paid by the Gov
ernment on the basis Of cost
plus a fixed fee, which usually
is some set percentage Of cost.
The subcommittee questions
whether a contractor, in fig
uring his fee or profit, is en-
titled to include an amount
equal to a percentage of the
profits received by all Of his
subcontractors.
Senator Mcclellan has an
nounced witnesses will include
spokesman for United States
Steel Corp. and its consolidated
Western Steel Division; Aero
jet-General Corp; the Boeing
Co.; Douglas Aircraft Co.; FMC
Corp; Fruehauf Trailer Co.;
General Dynamics-Astronaut-
les; International Telephone
and Telegraph Corp; Lear,
Inc; Thiokol Chemical Corp;
Western Electric Co., and West
inghouSe Electric Corp,
Evening star., 1962-04-01
SHOWS

April 6-7--Night Viewing Of Cherry
KenWood Garden Club. Tickets 80 so
three homes showing japanese ar
Eangements-
April 7-s-Daffodn show at Glou-
cester, Va. TO Q pm. Arst day: noon
to 3 pm. second day.
April I3-14-Garden Club Of War
fsn fs7ne c9unty % bulb SHOW tr.t AS surins Re
to 4 pm. second day. At Union Hail
- April i4.cien ROAD GARDEN dt; Club
Bethesda Methodist Church. sched-
ules: OIL 2-6254.
April 1916 - Camells Society Of
Potomac Valley out-of-doors show at
woodward & Lothrop Z Corners store.
Club p Spring snow featarinS fnSf daffodiis, hfn
"A Breath Of Spring" to z pm,
Canterbury School. Farmington and
Bryans Point roads, Accokeek. Nd.
For information call BU 3-2355.
April -2s-.Historic Garden Week
in Virginia. Schedule includes: War
renton area, April 20 and 81: Middle
burg area, April 23,24,25; Fairfax
County area, entire week: Alexandria
area, April rs.
April WASHINGTON Daffodil
Corners store. Schedules: OIL 2-4294
April 25-26-Maryland Daffodil So
ciety 10th annual show, Museum Of
Art. Baltimore.
April 2S-29 House and Garden
Tour at Shepherdstown, Martinsburg
Charles Town and HarperS Ferry, W.
Va
April 29-May I3-Maryland House
and Garden Pilgrimage 10 tours and
two boat excursions. Opens in South
ern Maryland. Chairman is Mrs. w
Page Dame jr.
April 2s-29 - Georsetown Garden
Club garden tour.
April % Bethesda Chevy Chase
Educational Foundation benefit tour
OF Coe, Lee and McCrillis gardens.
Tickets 81 (OL 4-4422).
May l-Fort Belvoir Officers wives
Garden Club show, 2:30 to 2 pm.
May Down to Earth Garden Club
show in Chevy Chase TO benefit League
May 3-Garden Club of Chevy Chase
May 4-Cathedral Flower Mart.
Nav 5-6-Landon School azalea
gardens display.
Other dates determined include for
show, poolesville: &C Of Chevy
Chase garden tour; l9-Five Hills &C
show in Vienna: l9-Garden Club
Of Belle Haven show in Alexandria; !;
22-Combined show Of Forest Hills
&C, Woman's Community Club and
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase; %
Manassas &C home tour and flower
show: 2Is-266- Fernwood &C flower
fifth annual show.
Evening star., 1962-04-01

When tulips are grouped to-
gether into a suitable con-
tainer, they cannot help but
draw attention. Their colors
range as wide as the spectrum
and in values from the
faintest pastel tints to the
deepest darkest shades. They
appear in great structural vari-
ations, from lovely oval forms
of cottage simplicity to many
petalled doubles which look
surprisingly like peonies.
The nonconformists in this
family, the Fantasy and Parrot
tulips produce a flashy, some
what boistrouS show.
Whenever there is too much
of a good thing, the eye begins
to wander and lose interest.
After a traveller has seen
stretches of red or yellow tulip
fields on the Dutch Folders, he
feels relieved to look up at a
lonely windmill jutting into the
sky. This contrast, this actual
visual contact with space re-
freShes and restores the beauty
of the objects below to a
saturated mind.
THE question whether space
is real apart from filling
objects dates from early
times" w. T. Harris.
am sure that those who
create pictures by arranging
flowers are aware of this ques-
tion and seek for an answer.
I feel most definite about it
To me there is such a close
interrelation, such a complete
harmony and interdependence
OF space and space-filled areas
that it often needs only the
sllmmest linear pathway to il
lustrate this completeness.
At times, the harmonious
balance between objects and
space can be so satisfying that
even a pathway to recognition
becomes too obvious.
If our arrangement records
only the structural qualities of
a clump of tulips, their plastic
character, their architectural
form, their color of leaf and
bloom, their satiny texture, in
short, their physical beauty
alone, then we have not