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CATOCTIN MTS

VA - - = 49, 40 ~
l0O-acre dude ranch site, barn for
25 horses, S-rm. main house,
fireplaces, 4 bedrms., bath, cleo,
80 acres leveled to gently rolling
turf, bal. rolling timberland. ideal
for bride trail, abundance Of
deer and upland game. Large
lake, joining mountain estates
and showplaces Of wealthy sub
urbanties. $4,000. Terms.
Charles H. Jamison, Inc.
REALTOR
POOLESVILLE, MD.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. 9-3262
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TERMS

Down payment from $500 up;
long-term financing arranged;
low settlement cost.
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FAIRHAVEN - TOWN POINT
AREA ON 2ssxI1O WITH FRUIT
TRRES AND SHRUBS, 100 YDS.
FROM CHESAPEAKE BAY =
House has 33xlO glass encl.
porch. Ice. liv. I'm. with firepl.,
bedroom. bath. full bsmt. with
workshop, h.-W.h-. range, refgr-,
washer, dryer. storm doors and
windows. A bargain at S15,9O0.
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.LAYTIILL VILLAGE
h-ACRE ESTATES

All public utilities, excel. terms.
299-6492, Mon. through Fri.
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VACATION PLACES

ULTRAN0DERN cabin, Less thsn
block from recreation area and
SHENANDOAH RIVER, niles
from CHARLES TOWN RACE
TRACKS. IL. e-7sl1. MON DAY
THROUGH FRIDAY.
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HIGH KNOB

san 5 e: :r Sd p.s SS & RS' & % il:
s6 sssS. an s.saSs h has Y one
at their leisure.
Hss Knob you Win s1Oy Lay yn IN n az
psssSsduisS rser.sso a presEsm
varied that does Just as he psasss. 0'''''
Hsh Kncs as..se: all located only &c Of
p % S 1s'iS now Under sS viii 500. Ss
Hrnis %.ryisnd ana Wshinson Suburbs Upon
Sl1ss asss oTS ana BEGIN
COMPARE THESE VALUES
FOR INVESTMENT
FspSons: 81; sisetr S sv.n
600 than the cost of the IOs BY not
Yesr:fognd property protection and road maintenance
sss55 arranged
eonfidentisi register q owners:
Model cabin: and second homes r..u-.n and
DfEs SsF High Knob with thu.
I !. Ss.n 9ss t. BaI IA you
Economists discus; area investment potential
Hn so0S aers
FOR RECREATION
modern swimming pool looking down on the shen-
e ssTs q hkp S sPf r p.s.rV. TRAILS
spe RfsSi !, views Jews States ''''
4: ssas ssE:
Virginia, Virginia.
Hunting private and public tracts.
all winter winter.
Toboggan sled
Fishing in the Shenandoah or in stocked ponds
from the George washington National
Forest (about 2 million acres).
skating.
COMING SOON
Rustic lodge with spacious dining and lounge
Tennis courts
Ski slope.
Consult the Front Royal Chamber Commerce
information the ADVANTAGES Of locating in this
OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS
NORMAN L. McELROY
WILLIAM u. ANGLIN
HIGH KNOB Is OPEN WEEK ENDS HOLIDAYS
DRIVE OUT ToDAY-LocATIoN: ROUTE SIS
THREE EAST OF FRONT ROYAL. VA.
HIGH KNOB
p o. Box 5s1, Front Royal Va.
Call Wash, JE 1904 or Front Royal, ME. 5-5566
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GOOD LOCATION in mountain, Is
miles from Frederick, nice view.
near "Gathland state Park" 3olz
acres. s-room house, electric, tele-
phone, stable, close 10 macaden
read, over Va mile Of road frontage
along a little used public road,
about z acres cleared, rest in good
timber. Would make a fine summer
home or week end home or could
be d developed in summer home
sites.
WAS $1,000, NOW $500
Telephone Code No. 3ol-YA. A-A2sl
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HOMIE SITES

The envy Of the Nation, We have
everything worth having within
an hours drive.
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AChEAOE 10 50. IT,, on ana mr..
Indian Head hwy. Invest in
Charles CITY. Reasonable terms.
Closed on Sunday
ADERHO REALTY CO.
2S3-2163 List With Us 743-2951
- ALEX, VA.
1900 50. Il. suitable for most any
ing, close to water. win lease,
rent sell or build to suit. Open for
any proposition. NATHAN HER
som 332-4700.
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS
and Prince Georges County. ideal
for apartments. Call for details.
HUGH II 4. PECK, 1124e Ga. Ave.
FAIRFAX-Lot 63x2OO-2 blocks
from site chosen BY Q national
market research survey for the
Excellent for wholesale or small
manufacturing. For particulars
e Sal a TRL COUNTY REALTY
FOR SALE-l2 lots totaling 1905
50. #. commercial ON on Hunting
ton ave. Alex, Va, 427-7272.
GALLONS ROAD
n ,se5 %. It. across from proposed
Fairfax County center and close to
Fairfax Hospital. Only commercial
land In area and only Sl.2o 50. #.
Area Is growing rapidly, Just of
Circumferential Interchange.
WEISSBERG BROS.
347-3lo6
NEAR BELTWAY, ON CENTRAL
AEE.=Ab0ut acre, partly zoned
A. M. ROTH co. RE. 1880
Mr.. 10th AND II N.W.-I6,3O7
50. IT. C-3B layout Of 0-story
bldg. with financing plan. Ready
70 go. RE. 7-216O. CALCARA,
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COMMERCIAL GROUND WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
tCONTlAlUED1

8 ACRES. c-l. Central ave.
sec. 900.
HUDSON REAL ESTATK
UN. Abs UN. 4-71T1
Has 50. FTs Eoned CT oppos.
new Sheraton Moor Inn and Hi
Riss Office Bldg, suit. trade Or Ia
Dor hdqtrs.s bank Or any Hi-Rise
investment prop. Pres inprvmts.
VIII support durinE deveL period.
WALKER HERBERT
Real Estate and Insurance.
sss-ofl5
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TRUST NOTES FoR SALE
TRUST N0TES WANIEn

FOR THE TOP PRICE
CALL SIDNEY BLANKEN
tn. 2-4S2s
TROUBLESOME DELINQUENT?
Notes Bought. Expertly SeTviced.
INVESTMENTS, AP. I-eoso
and TRUST NOTES WANTED Top
prices paid. Immediate servic e.
Mr.. JEFFREYS. 2e6-S90o.
f M9&ESx lz! SAHE cR RAiI We. 4, PAT.
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(CONTtAUEoD
ANNE ARUNDEL co.

@A~N@N@ ~~NC @N@r@@ w.
sSUo HARBoR-DEKP WATER
HARBOR AND PRIVATE BOAT
Elsi N sh l:sLR 5or.h A9 nv. a No Win
firepl., din. rm., kit. bedrm. End
FIR. Ice. dormitory, Keeps q
bakers dozen. $500. $50 On.
As low as $50 mo.
CHALK PoINT-DEEP WATER
WITH PIER, 2-BEDRM. HOUSE
WITH GUEST HOUSE AND
GARAGE. NEEDS REF AIRS
AND PAINTING, s12.5OO.
AVALON sHoREs-s-bedrm. year
round home, across from West
River. OIL heat $4,000. $3.50
FAIRHAVEN - TOWN POINT
AREA ON 2ssxl10 WITH FRUIT
TRRES AND SHRUBS, 100 YDS.
FROM CHESAPEAKE BAY -
House has 33x10 glass enel.
porch, Ice. liy. I'm. with firepl.,
bedroom bath. fun bsmt. with
workshop, h.-W.h,. range, refEr-,
Window. A bargain ct S15,9O0.
DIRECTLY ON THE CHESAPEAKE
BAY IN SELECT WATERFRONT
COMMUNITY, PRIVATE BOAT
HARBOR AND SWIMMING =
House situated on lge. corner lot,
spacious enel. porch. lEe liV.
rm-s din rna.. all overlooking
bay. .2-bedrm.. modern kit. and
Ice. freezer. refgr.. washer, stove
and plenty q STORAGE cabinets
WITH s RAGE CABINETS,
BEDRMS. OIL heat. Gear garage.
80 nj, from the White House.
4 ACRES ON DEEP WATER WITH
WEST RIVER. B EAU TIP III
| VIEW-House has encl. porch,
Ice. liY. I'm. with firepl. and den.
Ice, din: rm.,. lge. modern kit.
hedrm, bath. laundry nm, plenty
closets, extra u bath. 2ND-EsR.
scar garage with living quar-
ters above, workshop. storage
bldg. Gracious suburban living,
35 mi. from 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue. Now priced to sell At
$4,000. BY APPOINTMENT.
sPEcIAL-5s-ACRE FARM. IA
ACRE TOBACCO. 25 Nj. PROM
WARRINGTON. S27.500. BY AP-
oPEN SUNDAY 81
LEISNER g. HANSON
l. Across from the Post office
DEAlAE, MD. 30l-UN, 7-22QI
CHESAPEAKE BAY AREA
100 .. plus on Riva I'd, 100 a.
g/lO mi. on Bay. IFS q. 1900
II. on Patuxent. Is q. on Deer
Greek. IL .. on Deep Greek. "a
q, on Fishing Greek. 26 a. on
Rhodes River, 81 q. 1900 It.
on Patuxent, fine listings from
I q: to 800 q. in Calvert and
9. Nd. Two small farms in
Prince Georges County.
MIKE GORDON REALTY
Sunderland. Nd.
SP. 3-3773 EVENINGS
30l-257-2503 Day or Night
GRAB A BUSY DOCTORS HIDEA.
WAY At Long Beach, Calvert County
SpotleSs 2-bedroom cottage near
Bay. sunny living room with fire,
place, large dining-k 1 I c hen area
bath with tub and shower, patio
type porch and sun deck. Low
down payment and owner, who Il
building larger home, will carr
mortgage for balance. Call or write
NJ. =, ROCKHILL, St. Leonard
Nd. Phone Prince Frederick 3oe.
FINE OPPORTUNITY to get {
going poultry business. 70 acres OF
salt water. e-room dwelling will
heat and bath. Modern, large pOul
Try houses accommodating 20,OOl
broilerL Immediate possession
Price, $50 200.
MATTHEW'S A C0AFpANY
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABBOTT LOAN SERVICE : Cash
fast. No delays. md trust bans
Va. Day or ewes. I'M. A-s2ss.
ABSOLUTE top cash for 2nd trusts.
No applications or red tape. Va.
Nd, d. c. Day. ewes. WI. 6-6l 50.
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HUNTERS LODGE

Near Upperville, Va. Approx. 800
acres In Blue Ridge Mountains,
Q houses. 2 barns, springfield
lake, Y mile road frontage on
state road. Wooded and open
areas. Excellent for camping or
living, Price $4,000 on conven-
TRi COUNTY REALTY
CIR, 1900
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HUNTING LODGE

Ideally located in famous
Pennsylvania deer hunting
area. Perfect winter or
summer resort home near
lakes. Located on main
highway in Sullivan Coun-
ty. Modern house with 20
beautiful acres plus stream
only Sl2,50O OR house
with 2 acres only 1900.
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8 ACRES. sewer hne throuRh n,
place for an estate, rear b. "a
and Beliline. W. D. PRUffT, Ma
Gull, o. 1so-li7l
2 ADJOINING LOTS, n, Ari.. each
5nx226 IT.. s., 500 apiece, water,
sever. ROACH RLTY. 536-777e.
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Directions: Take 5 South TO 3OI.
continue on % Ia Plata, turn
code 301-WEst 4-4363.
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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

uuVOO6MMV~ HuAWBAnvV6
-G,~sGza~1-
MARYLAND OFFICES
TAkoMA PARK SILVER SPRING
shopping Center Is+l6 Georgia Juniper S400
1854 New hampshire Ave. sSS Georgia PHONE 5sS I2oo
49, ,,,,,,-- EVANSVILLE
Prince Georges Plaza
S<'' MINUS AVE. V"n+ 4V $500 Appleton 1869
,.v.... SUIItANp Observation-Disclosures
TesnmSI Snoppsns SsnsL HILLS AREA
s.nd Capital Plaza Shopping
Wards.
WHEATON QRt450) "a BalimoreWashine Phy
wheaton Plaza 1Il60 Vers Mill Rd. PHONE; H3.270o
Giant Food PHONES s4e1331 EAsTovrp
BETHESDA, 1870 livingston Rd Southeast
744l Wisconsin Ave. oliver 674oo Over FRsone Logan 7Ao5o
MARROW HEIGHTS SEAT PLEASANT
NARROW Heights Shopping Center es7e Palmer Highway
eo42 2sh Ave- Redwood 64io0 walnut S4ii1
EosH sboVs Se made under the Mysnd Tndasfia' Finance
VIRGINIA OFFICES
Observation-Disclosures ALEXANDRIA
3IAI Wilson Blvd. Jackson S64T4 T7NngS. King a2sIs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHOPPING CENTER
1922 Kings Overlook 3o9s3
nauvfes to -
month"; CHARGER 2s% month balances $500
nonthIy remainder.
ALL OFFICES OPEN UNTIL Pm. FRIDAY EVENINGS
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sNUo HARBOR-DEKP WATER
HARBOR AND PRIVATE BOAT
PIER 1-BLK- FROM HOUSE
Lee. encl. porch, lT. I'm. with
firepl-, din. rm-. kit. bedrm- End
FIR. lEe. dormitory, Keeps q
bakers dozen. $500. $50 On.
aS low IS $50 mo.
Papago Indian news., 1963-03-01

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kOuO's Street Floor Both Stores.
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SILVERPLATED PAUL REVERE
DESIGN Bowls nv eoRMAM
Ar LIMITED TIME sAVIMesl

Once ceoln, konns is pleased 10 be obe 10 offer sub
sionio soVnss these famous skerpoisd Paul Revere
design bowsl Very beautiful and In proeieol Sizes
you'll find monY for them. Svperby thoughtful Gifts
tor showers anniversaries, and other lmpononi oeeosonsl
Evening star., 1963-01-16
DR.. McCrucken,
Editor of United
Church Herald

NEW YORK, Jan. Is (AP).-
The Rev. DR.. Andrew Vance
McCracken, IS, nationally
known religion editor, collapsed
and died today in his home in
suburban Bronxville.
DR.. McCracken had been edi-
tor of the United Church Her
aid, organ Of the merged Con-
gregational Christian Churches
and Evangelical and Reformed
Church, and its predecessor
for more than two
decades.
He became editor of the Mis-
sion Herald. organ of the Con-
gregational Church, in 1941.
The name of the publication
was changed to the Advance in
1858 and to the United Church
Herald with the merger two
years ago.
DR.. McCracken, born In
Pittsburgh September /, 1897,
was an ordained Congrega-
tional minister who preached
in Concord, N. H., before turn
ing to the editorial field. He
held a doctor Of philosophy
degree from the University of
Chicago.
He leaves his wife Eleanor:
a son, Vance, Miami (FlaD
banker, and a daughter, Mrs.
Alden Whitman, assistant wom-
ems news editor Of the New
York Times.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
Shirley B. Stephens,
Customs Deputy, Dies

Shirley B. Stephens, 66, As
SiStant Deputy Commissioner Of
the Bureau Of Customs in the
Treasury Department. died in
Doctors Hospital yesterday af-
ter a heart attack.
A native Of Shelbyville, Tenn,
Mr.. Stephens lived at 35l5 Six
teenth street NV. He had been
a resident of the District since
1918.
Mr.. Stephens served as a
page In the Tennessee State
House of Representatives from
1918 to 1917, when he joined
the Navy in World War 1. He
received his law degree from
the National University, and
was member of the bar in
the District and Tennessee.
Beginning his Federal serv-
ice with the Army Finance Of
flee, Mr.. Stephens was en-
ployed by the Department of
Agriculture for four years be-
fore joining the Bureau of
Customs as a law clerk.
Mr.. Stephens later was
named Assistant Deputy Com
missioner Of Penalties, and
played a prominent role in the
determination Of penalties and
legal aspects of the recovery of
highly valuable historic and
artistic objects pillaged from
Evening star., 1963-01-16
David StombIer, 65,
World War | Hero

David Stambler, 65, awarded
the Croix de Guerre, a Presi-
Dental Citation and the Purple
Heart for action during World
War I, died of a heart attack
yesterday at his home, 1929
Chevy Chase parkway NV.
Born in New York, MIR. STAN
bier was graduated from New
York University with a bach
elor's degree in 1922.
He came to Washington in
1881 where he served as ac-
countant to the Brooks De-
partment Store and other Dis
trict companies. For the last
five years he has been Secre-
tary-treasurer of Jules Hair
Stylists, Inc, 1876 Thirteenth
street NV.
In 1917 he enlisted In the
National Guard and fought in
France as a private for the
l04th Infantry. For wounds re-
Evening star., 1963-01-16

ceived at Chateau Thiery,
France, he was awarded the
Croix de Guerre, and later the
Purple Cross and a Presiden-
tial Citation.
During the period 1881 to
1912 he was owner of a nAu~-
stands luncheonette in the
Southern Building, Fifteenth
and H streets NV. He sold his
business there, waived his dis
ability and re-enlisted in the
Amy Air Corps special officers
training program. He was hon.
orably discharged a year later
and worked for the Army Air
Corps as an accountant and
for the Office Of Price Admin
istration.
He was a member of the
Sergeant Jasper Post Of the
American Legion and the YAM
kee Division of the Veterans
Organization.
He leaves his wife, Gussie,
of the home, and two sons:
Arthur, 70l6 Wilson lane, Be-
thesda, Md; and Howard ",
of 1902 Cedar lane, Kensing-
ton, Md; and five grandchil-
dren.
Services will be 10 am. to-
morrow, at Bernard Danzansky
and Sons Funeral home, 350l
Fourteenth street NV. with
burial in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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Teacher Pay Increase
Proposed in ArIinqton

instructors with at least five
years experience and a super
vising teacher scale" ranging
from $4,000 to $1,000.
The School Board will confer
in closed session with teacher
representatives tomorrow night
about the ideas of Mr.. Joy and
salary proposals made earlier
by board m e m ber Laszlo
er-RacZ.
Evening star., 1963-01-16

private foreign collections dur
ing World War II, for which
he was cited by the State
Department.
He also was active in the
legal aspects of recovery and
return of the German Crown
jewels stolen from the House
of HeSSe and smuggled into
the United States in l947.
He leaves his wife, Lula M
Stephens, of the home address,
a son, Shirley, jr., Of New York,
and his mother, Mrs. Elisa
Byron Stephens of Shelbyville
He also leaves two sisters,
Mrs. w. T. Ralston of Shelby
vile, and Mrs. E. H. Brinkley OF
Murfreesboro, Tenn, and three
brothers, Gilly T., of Memphis,
Royce M. Of Bossier City, La,
and Harold M. OF Miami.
Services will be at pm
Friday in Fort Meyer Chapel
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
A. R. Ferris,
Native ofLebunon

Vice President johnson anc
Texas Gov. John Conally have
sent messages praising the late
Anthony Ris Callah Ferris
which will be read at a memo
rial service here Sunday.
Mr., Ferris, whose name meant
horseback rider" in Arabic
died December is in Austin,
Tex, where he had been a con-
sultant in modern foreign Ian
guages at the Texas Education
Agency since 1859.
The memorial service will be
at noon on Sunday at Our Lady
of Lebanon Maronite Seminary,
7l64 Alaska avenue NV.
The service is sponsored by
the Embassy of Lebanon. Mr.
Ferris was a native of Lebanon
who became a United States
citizen.
Evening star., 1963-01-16

An Arlington school board
member wants the average SAL
airy Of county teachers raised
by almost 20 per cent within
the next three years.
The proposals by Barnard
Joy are the second set Of re-
cent recommendations for fun
damental revisions of pay
scales within the Arlington
school system.
His plan, which would cost
the county an additional $780,
900 in each Of the next three
years, would increase the av-
erage salary from about $6,500
to $4,000 by 1865.
However, the raises would
not be uniformly distributed as
more experienced teachers and
those with advanced degrees
would receive the greatest in
crements.
The basic pay scale for in
structors with a bachelors de-
gree now ranges from $4,70O
to $1,000. Changes suggested
by Mr.. Joy would raise it to
SIS. .400-$8, 400 and enable teach
ers with 81 years Of experience
to earn $4,000, whereas now
they get no automatic raises
after their 18th year.
The existing $5,l00-S8,30
scale for teachers with a
masters degree would rise to
$6,000-$9,200. and pay instruc-
tors with 81 years of experience
$4,000.
DR.. Joy also urges creation
of a S7,600-Sl0,000 career
scale" fer especially qualified
Evening star., 1963-01-16
q Schools Searched
For Bomb After Call

School officials and police
quietly searched the city's %
junior high schools this morn
ing after police received a tele-
phone call from someone who
said a bomb would go off in
one of the schools today.
A Board of Education spokes-
man said nothing was found in
the precautionary check of the
schools. There were no reports
of school excavations. Polio e
said the bomb scare call was
apparently made by a youth,
who said a bomb would explode
in "a junior high school,"
Evening star., 1963-01-16
Evan Taylor, n,
Ex-Aide in House

NEW YORK, Jan. Is (AP).-
Evan Taylor, II, former senior
enrolling clerk in the United
States House Of Representa-
tives, died today after a pro-
longed illness at his home in
Dongan Hills, Staten Island.
Mr.. Taylor worked in the
House from 1889 to l947. He
also was an executive assistant
to former Representative James
j. Murphy Of Staten Island.
In his Job as enrolling clerk.
Mr.. Taylor prepared the bills
passed by the House for sigma
ture by the President.
His only survivor is a sister,
Mrs. Sarah Coombs Of Ottawa.
ontario.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
KELLIE CATHLEEN OLCOT7
KeIIie 6. OIcott.
Aqed 6 Months

Kellie Cathleen Olcott, aged
s months, died Monday at
Georgetown University Hos
pital Of a neuro blastoma, a
rare cancer.
The disease was diagnosed
only two weeks ago.
She leaves her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Olcott jr.
and maternal grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Orme, all
Of 1904 Loughborough place,
Chevy Chase; and her paternal
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Olcott sr., 1905 Twenty
fourth street N. Arlington.
Graveside services were to-
day at Park Lawn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-01-16

was a gardener. He belonged
to st. Agnes parish.
He leaves his wife. Anne, and
his daughter, Anne Guilford. of
the family address, 5409 North
Thirty-first street, Arlington;
his son, John Birch Stouten-
burgh, jr., stationed at Fort
Belvoir; his mother, Mrs. En-
ma Stoutenburgh, of 254 North
Thomas street, Arlington; a sis
ter, Mrs. James A. Hardester,
jr., of 612 North Wakefield
street, Arlington. and a brother,
Joseph Neil Stoutenburgh of
Vienna, Va, an artist With The
Stars advertising department.
Services were today at st.
Agnes Catholic Church. Burial
was in National Memorial Park.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
Boy Hit on U.
Dies From Injuries

A Woodbridge CVa). boy died
in Dewitt Army Hospital at
Fort Belvoir yesterday from in
juries received when struck
by a panel truck nine days ago.
State police said Donald r.
Sile, 8, had suffered multiple
head and internal injuries and
fractures when he was hit while
crossing U. S. Route / near
his home about 1850 am, jan
uary 7.
Police said the boy was one
Of several who ran across the
highway about the same time.
He got into the path Of a truck
driven by John II. Chance, jr.,
SO, also Of Woodbridge, and
was struck, police reported.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
Foirfux Attorneys Seek
State Legislature Posts

A Democratic contender for
the State Senate and a Repub-
lican hopeful for the House of
Delegates were added to the list
of emerging candidates in Tair-
fax County-Falls Church today.
q Robert c. Fitzgerald, Al, an
nounced that he would resign as
commemorative attorney of
Fairfax County and seek the
Democratic nomination to the
State Senate from the district
embracing Fairfax County,
Falls Church and Fairfax City.
Latest to announce for the
House was E. Charles Majer,
33-year-old attorney who said
he would seek one of the dis
trict's three seats.
Mr.. Fitzgerald said he would
leave his job February % to try
his candidacy in the Demo-
cratic primary July 8. In the
meantime, he told reporters, he
would practice private law.
Mr.. Fitzgerald described his
political philosophy as conserv-
ative, but progressive conserv-
atism." He said he admired
Senator Byrd Democrat of
Virginia. but would not always
agree with him.
The current State Senator,
John A. K. Donovan, is not
seeking election. His seat, and a
new Senate seat created by
reapportionment are to be
filled.
Prior to his election to the
prosecutors post in 1854, Mr..
Fitzgerald was a judge in
County Court and Juvenile and
Domestic Relations Court in
Fairfax County.
Mr.. Majer described himself
as a conservative. He indorsed
the proposal to select G. o. P.
party candidates this year
through a primary, as advo-
Gated by the Fairfax City Re-
publican Committee.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
Morgan Phillips, so,
Labor Party Executive

LONDON, Jan. 16 (AP).-
Morgan Phillips, so, general
secretary Of Britain's Labor
Party for II years and promi-
nent in international socialism,
died in a hospital last night.
Mr.. Phillips suffered a stroke
in August 1860 and had been
in poor health since. He retired
from the Labor Party post in
December 1861.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
John B. Stoutenburgh, AZ,
Candy Buyer for Drug Fair

John Birch Stoutenburgh, AZ,
a tobacco and candy buyer with
Drug Fair, died Monday at Ar
lington Hospital after a short
illness.
Born here, he was graduated
from Mckinley Technical
School and joined Whalen Drug
Co. in 1896, serving as display
department manager and later
as a store manager. He served
in the Navy during part of
World War II.
He joined Drug Fair in 1851.
Mr.. Stoutenburgh was a
member of a theatrical group,
the Falls Church Players, and
Evening star., 1963-01-16
Oyster Roast Set

The College Park Moose
Lodge will hold an oyster roast
at 2 pm. January 20 at its
home on Metzerott road, COL
ege Park.