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which, though some may regard as
a joke, is, in fact, no doubt, sub
Etantially true.
Maj Gist Blair, son of Montgom-
cry Blair and grandson of Francis
Preston Blair, in his Annals of Silver
Spring" has this to say on the sub
ject: mo history of Silver Spring
would be complete without mention
of the famous barrel, not the r,oney
barrel, politicians love, but the bar
rel of bourbon whisky which lay
in the cellar, and when powder and
shot could not save the Capitol at
Washington, it did. The officers of
the Confederates made their head
quarters at the old house, which is
scarcely seven miles from this city,
and proceeded to drink up as much
of 1t as they could. They also found
the dresses and clothes of my half
sister. Mrs. Comstock, dressed up as
women and amused themselves dane
ing and drinking, and instead of
pushing through Fort Stevens that
afternoon when few, if any, soldiers
were on guard, remained at Silver
Spring until morning. The 9Th
Massachusetts, arrived the following
day and Washington was saved. Gen.
Early burned my. fathers house, known
as Falkland, which adjoined that of
Silver Spring. 1t was a total loss,
because, although insured, it was No
Insured against the public enemy"
At this time Montgomery Blair was
the. only Southerner in Lincoln's
cabinet, and both he and his father,
Francis Preston Blair, had many
friends fighting for the "lost cause, I"
and before the war Jefferson Davis
was q frequent visitor at the home
of the senior Blair, still standing.
Gen. John C. Breckenridge, who as
sisted Gen. Early in his raid on the
Capital, and who was one Of the
candidates for the presidency in 1860,
was not only a visitor in the friendly
days, when he was in the Senate, but
was o cousin to the Blairs.
However, there was never any ques-
tion as to the Blairs' loyalty, for in
addition to Montgomery Blair being
in Lincoln's cabinet, his brother.
Frank P. Blair, was major general
OF volunteers in the Union Army,
and. bis brother -in-law, Rear Admiral
S. p. Lee, served in the United States
Evening star., 1936-07-05
New Service Brings Park
Nearer in Point of Time
Fifteen Hours After Leaving Washington
One Can Be Viewing Dramatic
Wonder of Great Federal Park.

mensity. The whole becomes pic
ture Of vast, sky-tilted, timbered
plateau, rugged and untamed, SPAR
king with lakes and twined with IA
nous rivers, with a mountain barrier
of unsurpassed beauty encircling it.
We left the airport in the early
morning and, since the take-off eleva-
ton is 5000 feet, we did not need to
climb too high for excellent visibility.
Part of the time 7 spent standing on
the step of the pilots cockpit, a
privilege denied to the regular passen-
ger for reasons of safety, but which
has compensations in breadth of view.
The sensation is somewhat that OF
being one of the eaglets in the nest
on top a swaying pine-not that I
was ever an eaglet, but imagination
bridges a great many gaps in ex-
perience!
The geyser basins lie fiat and coll
orful below us soon after We are up.
Bare tan earth, with a deep tur-
quoise center, shading out to green and
warm yellow and brilliant orange on
the serrated edges, gives the effect
of flowers dropped down on dun vel
vet. Nearby steam is rising from an
ultramarine pool. We pass over the
gray cone of Old Faithful, but as We
are between the times of eruption all
is still. There are no plumes here
from ancient volcanic depths.
Occasionally. in the midst of the
heavy timber, which provides con-
tinuous mantle for the park, green
meadows are visible-the rendezvous
of bear and elk and of the thousands
of smaller species of wild life in which
this game paradise abounds.
NOW to the south the Tetons are
= increasingly in view, over Sho-
shone Lake and later shadowing the
spread of Jackson. They are streaked
with snow, proud and savage and
showing a fiery life against limpid
June sky.
The plane swings in half-circle
20 the north and ahead is a deep
cash in the earth's face-not so
mighty nor so awe-inspiring as the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado, but
in miniature probably one of the
most truly lovely feats of Nature,
the Grand Canyon of the Yellow
stone. Here water and rock and the
colors of earth meet and mingle to
make perfect whole. Thomas Moran
caught it on his famous canvas,
which hangs in Washington, but he
never had a view such as We are
seeing. We cross, bank on the left
wing to recross, and find the great
frame of the canyons sides, mottled
in glory with amber, with copper rust.
with jade and turquoise and ruby,
outlining the delicate, flashing mist
of river dashing itself over tower
ing barrier in its plunge to freedom.
Circling once again, we pass the upper
fall and its tumbling cascades.
If John Golfer, first white man to
see the park, could take this aerial
Evening star., 1936-07-05

GAM is a story in himself and no
account of the present inaugural
can leave him out Years ago he
was captain of pages at the Willard
Hotel Then he trekked West with
his family and. along with two other
pioneering souls, leased land in the
forest reserve of the Gallatin. Years
Of work, with the help of the late
Senator Walsh. brought a Govern
ment sale of the land on the edge
of the park for this pocket townsite,
which boasts Winter population
of 200 and an average in Summer Of
10 times that number. For Is years
Evening star., 1936-07-05
circus Is the circus without
pink lemonade.

TINE circus Is the circus without
pink lemonade.
The circus, indeed, Is the
= circus with caviar and cock
tails. Those of us who have been
going around thinking otherwise are
being confuted almost daily IN these
times by night club entrepreneurs,
who are leaving no stone unturned
in their efforts to dig up something
different to mix with the customary
music, mirth and moonlight.
At the present moment. for in
stance. the diners view of the stars
above the Shoreham terrace is being
pleasantly and Startlingly cut of by
the flying bodies of a group of
aerialists who have brought the circus
to the sophisticated purlieus of Rock
Greek Park. That just happens to
be the current expression Of an un-
deniable trend. Before the aerialists
Evening star., 1936-07-05

Sam was postmaster, packing the
mail to its lonely destinations in
heavy weather through snowdrifts by
dogteam. or breaking the trail on
skis. Finally, he heard of planes that
were carrying the mail in Alaska and
making ski-landings. He went to his
friends among local merchants and
raised 100 for an airport.
Government labor was promised as
a help A quarter of million trees
had to be felled, the stumps pulled
and the debris removed before sur
facing operations could be under
taken. Finally, the Government de-
Evening star., 1936-07-05

route, how incredulouS he would bel
His successors, who developed the
trails and highways for the use of
the public, from Col. P. w. Norris.
builder of the first wagon road in
1873, down through Frank Jay Haynes
and his horse drawn stage line in the
days when they still had uncom-
fortably picturesque hold-upS. to
Stephen Mather and his first auto
party in 1915, have found a worthy
mate in genial Sam Eagle of this
little town of West Yellowstone, who
first visualized the possibility of an
airport.
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Martini Film Titled.

1.-THE WORLD IS MINE" has re-
l. placed The Gay Desperate" as
title for the current Mary Pickford
and Jesse L. Lasky film production.
starring Nino Martini and featuring
Ida Lupino and Leo Carrillo. Under
direction of Reuben Mamoulian, The
World Is Mine" is being prepared for
early Fall release through United
Artists.
The World Is Mine" was taken
from the theme song of the same title.
by Holt MARVEL and George Posford.
which Martini will sing In the new
Pickford- -Lasky production.
Evening star., 1936-07-05

~ ASTRONOM1C QencacleS, Lne
aristocratic pate de foie gras,
the naughty caviar and the
~ ambrosial crepes suzettes,
are not for the Hollywood palate.
Blue -blooded members of the die
tetic family take a back seat to the
lowly hamburger, the succulent back
wurst and sauerkraut, and the crisp
bsrbecued pork and beef Of the corner
sandwich stand when the stars select
their favorite comestibles.
Pigs knuckles and rye bread are
first in the affections Of Clark Gable,
who remains dispassionate in the
regal presence of lobster thermidor,
or breast of turkey under glass.
Robert Taylor avoids formal and
ceremonious dinners like a plague.
He is to be found most often Of an
evening parked in front of a Holly
wood boulevard hamburger stand,
which features the juicy chopped beef
served piping hot, with a special to-
mato chilli.
Bob makes no bones about inviting
a friend to dine with him on ham
burgers.
IF they want to 60 with me, they
have to like what do" Taylor said.
Joan Crawford has q fondness for
chilli and beans. She is a frequent
visitor to q little-known restaurant in
the old Mexican section Of Los An
eeles, where the chilli is prepared ac-
co,.rifpo ~ onrienk ritual
Carole Lombard admits freely that
the simple ham sandwich, with plenty
of mustard, is her idea of the perfect
diet.
James Stewart and Henry Fonda
favor an unpretentious white-washed
shack at the beach for bi-weekly
feast of barbecued pork. Stewart likes
the crunchy, Drowned ends, piled high
on a slice of bread that has been sat
urated with the drippings from the
pork as it revolves on the spit. There
is never any argument, as Fonda pre-
fers the tender center slices, literally
immersed in spicy sauce.
When William Powell picks up the
menu in the Metro -Goldwyn-M Mayer
commissary, 1t is merely a matter Of
form. If it is the day for chop Suey,
Chicago style, the waitress appears
with the steaming dish before he can
put down the menu. If not it will
be ''the usual" plain hot dogs, split
down the middle and broiled, with
side order of potato salad.
Jean Harlow's informal Suppers are
famous for her chicken liver paste,
made from q recipe used by her
grandmother. She makes 1t herself,
the Hvers having been carefully cooked
the day before. Jean adds the gar
Evening star., 1936-07-05

cided to take a further hand. Money
was appropriated, additional labor
given. and today West Yellowstone
has an airport on which large planes
land with ease and safety. It is the
highest in point Of altitude in the
world. Mail service comes in through
the Winter, even when there is four
feet of snow on the ground, and now
the annual crop of tourists can soar
aloft over the park area and make
good once more the truth Of old Jim
Bridger's "whopper" that there are
wonders there worth beholding.
Evening star., 1936-07-05
Billie Burke Cast.

RILLIE BURKE Joins the cast of
"Craigs Wife" in which Rosalind
Russell and John Boles are featured,
Columbia Studios announces. Others
in the screen adaptation of this WELL
known George Kelly play are Dorothy
Wilson, Nydia Westman, Elisabeth
Risdon, Thomas Mitchell, Robert
Allen and Raymond Walburn.
Dorothy Arzner Is directing.
Evening star., 1936-07-05

Jarbo, a dray horse which knew its
ice route so perfectly it taught it to
several new and inexperienced drivers,
died in Emporia, Kans.. recently.
Evening star., 1936-07-05
Saturday
william Powell and
Myrna 10y


William Powell and
Myrna 10y
in
Evelyn Prentice"
Robert Montgomery
ind Rosalind Russell
In Trouble for Two"
Silly Symphony.
Message to Garcia"
The Century
Beyond"
Flash Gordon. No. D.
''Leathernecks Have
Landed" and Big
Noise" Cart. Frank
Merriwell No. ..
NJ. Sullivan.
Henry Fonda.
Moons Our Home"
Popeye.
Ida Lupino and
Francis Lederer in
"One Rainy After
noon" E. Kennedy.
witness Chair"
"Avenging Waters"
Our Gang
Comedy.
Schmeling-Louis
Heavyweight Contest
Cont. . to IL pm.
Every Hour.
Buck Jones in
For the Service"
Victor McLaglen in
THE Informer
Charles Collins in
Dancing Pirate"
The Special
Investigator"
Ross Alexander,
Patricia Ellis,
Boulder Dam.
Comedies.
Richard Dix and
Karen Morley in
Devils Squadron"
Flash Gordon. No. 5.
Ken Maynard in
Hero of the Range
Popeye Comedy.
Flash Gordon. No. 6.
Wheeler ena woolsey
in silly Billies."
Comedy.
Flash Gordon"
SHOWED Under" and
Pride of the
Marines"
Cartoon and news.
"Sutter's Gold"
Song and
Dance Man.
Popeye.
The
Schmeling-Louis
fight picture,
Cont. 2-12 pm.
Double Feature.
Panic on the Air."
"O'Malley of the
Mounted"
Ross Alexander
in
Boulder Dam"
IF I Had a Million.
Charles Laughton,
w c. Fields,
Gary Cooper. etc.
Lou Ayres and Isabel
Jewell, "Leathernecks
Have Landed" +" Cart.
Flash Gordon No. II.
Wallace Beery and
John BoleS in
"a Message to
Garcia"
Joe Z. Brown and
Joan BIonden
in
Sons o. Guns.
s"Tarzan and His
Mate"
"The Courageous
Avenger."
VIII Rogers in
Connecticut
Yankee"
Cartoon and news.
Henry Fonda and
Margaret Sullivan
in
Moons Our Home"
'Treachery Rides
the Range" and
1.-TWO in Revolt"
Serial. Com. Cart.
Lew Ayres and
Florence Rice in
'sPanic on the Air"
Heir to Trouble: !"
''Timothy's Quest"
Every Saturday
Night" LouiS-Schme-
ling fight film.
Ronald Coleman
in
Under Two Flags"
Richard Arlen in
Three Live Ghosts"
Western Attraction.
Serial. Cartoon.
wallace Beery..
Message to Garcia"
Buck Jones,
Cowboy and Kid"
Joe Z. Brown and
Joan Blondeli in
Sons o. Guns.
Kennedy Comedy.
Rochelle Hudson and
Paul Kelly in
THE Country
Beyond"
Evening star., 1936-07-05
MAE DAWSON.

BAH room classes. Tues. and Thuyt
Teaching; 8 TO- 8. Practice. g 70 II.
Priv. lessons Garden Studio open.
1929 NJ st. NV. Natl. 3341.
Evening star., 1936-07-05
Friday

| Claire Trevor in
MY Marriage"
'The House OF q
Thousand Candles"
Robert Taylor and
Janet Gaynor
in
"Small Town Girl" &"
Joan Bennett and
Fred MacMurray in
Thirteen Hours
BY Air
1 Al JolSon and
Beverley Roberts in
/ Singing Kid"
cart, novelty. news.
Zane Grey's
desert Gold"
and
Hell Ship Morgan"
Mary Ellis and
Walter Pidgeon
| in
/ Fatal Lady"
Larry Crabbe
and Marsha Hunt
in
! Desert Gold"
/ Schmeling-LouiS
Heavyweight Contest
Cont. > to IL pm.
Every Hour.
The Music Goes
Round"
Go Get En-
HaineS."
Herbert Marshall and
lGertrude Michael In
Till We
Meet Again"
Grace Moore.
Franchot Tone.
THE King Steps
Out" News.
Rochelle Hudson anc
Paul Kelly in
1.-The Country
Beyond"
Warner Baxter,
Ann Loring in
Robin Hood of
E Dorado" News.
Dick Foran and
Paula Stone in
Treachery Rides
the Range"
"Snowed Under" anc
Pride of the
Marines"
Cartoon and news.
n Ross Alexander
and Patricia Ellis
in
Boulder Dam"
The
Schmeling-Louis
fight picture,
Cont. 2-12 pm.
Otto Kruger in
Dracula's Daughter.
Serial.
Comedy.
John Wayne
IN
King OF the Pecos." !"
IF / Had a Million" )"
Charles Laughton,
w. C. Fields.
Gary Cooper. etc.
Pat O'Brien and
Josephine Hutchinson
II Married A Doctor.
Com. nov city. news
Wallace Beery and
John Boles in
"a Message to
Garcia"
Robert Montgomery
and Rosalind Russell
; in Trouble for Two VI
Chase Comedy.
Jack Benny in
ats in the Air"
Also
"Muss 'Em Up"
1 WIN Rogers in
Connecticut
Yankee"
Cartoon and news.
Buck Jones in
"For the Service"
Our Gang Comedy.
Mickey Mouse.
My Marriage"
lClaire Trevor. Also
Lady Of Secrets"
/ Short subjects.
Shirley Temple in
Captain January"
with Guy Kibbee and
Slim Summerville.
"a Connecticut
Yankee" Louis
Schmeling fight film.
| Mat. 2 pm. Cont.
1 Ronald Coleman
in
Under Two Flags"
Wallace Beery and
John Boles in
"A Message to
Garcia" Comedy.
Miriam Hopkins,
These Three"
Robert Montgomery,
and Rosalind Russell
in
"Trouble for Two
1 Gary Cooper ana
Jean Arthur in
"Mr. Deeds
j Goes to Town."
Evening star., 1936-07-05

~ ASTRONOMIC deicacieS, the
4 aristocratic pate de foie gras,
the naughty caviar and the
~ ambroSial crepeS SuZettes,
Evening star., 1936-07-05
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
WEEK OF
JULY 5

WEEK OF
JULY 5
Academy
9Th and 6 Sts. Sc.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Rd.
Apollo
624 q st. NE.
Arcade
Hyattsville. Md.
Ashton
Clarendon. Va.
Avalon
5612 Connecticut Ave.
Avenue Grand
645 Pa Ave. Sc.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd.
Carolina
11th andN. G. Ave. Sc.
Central
425 9th st. NV.
Circle
21O5 Pa. Ave. NV.
| Colony
| Ga. Ave, and Farragut
Dumbarton
1343 wis. Ave. NV.
Fairlawn
Anacostia, D. c.
Hiprodrome
z near 9th
Home
18th and Q SITS. NE.
lngomar
Alexandria, Va.
Jesse
18th nr. r. I. Ave. NE.
Lee
Falls Church, Va.
Little
9th between r and q
Milo
Rockville, Md.
Palm
Del Ray. Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. 9. =.
Princess
1110 II st. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria, Va.
Savoy
3030 14th Sc. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring. Nd.
Stanton
9th and @ SITS. NE.
State
Bethesda. Md.
State
Falls Church, Va.
Sylvan
104 r. /. Ave. NV.
Takoma
Takoma Park. d. c.
TivoG
I4th and Park Rd.
York
ia Awn aAA eanAhan
Evening star., 1936-07-05
DANCING.

DANCING.
It's a FEAT to out RHYTHM in your
FEET. but it's the specially Of the
CANELLlS' DANCE STUDIOS
GOT 18th st. NV. District 1859
ppIvATp 6R ~ PER LESSON
ffssSss ffSsSss SsfS II w lS for $500
Evening star., 1936-07-05

Robert Montgomery,
and Rosalind Russell
'.Trouble for Two"
Gary Cooper and
Jean Arthur in
Mr.. Deeds
Goes to Town."
Evening star., 1936-07-05
Thursday

Claire Trevor in
My Marriage"
THE House OF q
Thousand Candies"
Robert Taylor and
Janet Gaynor
in
"Small Town Girl"
Madeleine Carroll
and George Brent in
The Case Against
Mrs. Ames."
Al Jolson and
Beverley Roberts In
SINGING Kid"
Cart, novelty. news.
Chester Morris,
Madge Evans,
in
Moonlight Murder
william Powell and
Jean Arthur in
"Ex-Mrs. Bradford"
Silly Symphony.
Warren William
in
Times Square
PlaybOy. +"
Evening star., 1936-03-20

which know you will never be guilty.
Pleasant dreams, old butcher"
Your poor back, my captain. It
still hurts?"
"a little. Be good enough. comrade,
to rub 1t with this salve before you
retire." and joaquin pulled OF his
shirt. Three-Fingered Jack gave his
hands . great scrubbing and gently
applied the unguent. o man reported
Joaquin's bed ready and, with q
hearty slap between Jacks shoulder
blades. he said in English, 1T is .
whack, and retired.
It was late in the forenoon when he
awakened. The camp was as silent as
cemetery, although at q little dis
tance the mules stood packed and the
horses saddled, with the men standing
quietly to horse. BY the fire Three
fingered Jack squatted. nursing q cof.
fee pot and a skillet. observing Joa.
quin sit UP. Jack brought him over q
bucket Of water, piece Of soap and q
clean towel. 1.-THE water is warm, my
captain" he said. "for Of course you
are q caballero, and caballeros always
bathe the whole body. Your breakfast
awaits. thought best not to awaken
you, my captain. Last night you were
weary, and when one is weary 1t Is
well to sleep to fulfillment."
Joaquin looked about him. "You
learn quickly. Juanito, I observe. You
are ready for the departure from this
Evening star., 1936-03-20

give you the very finest reason why
assume command as by undoubted
right. speak English-very fine Eng
lish-and I know the habits and i'm
pulses Of the Gringo. ] am an expert
pistol and rifle shot and shall teach
you and your men to become experts
also. We are engaged in . business,
and, like all businesses, 1t should be
organized on a sound basis. There
must be discipline-blind, unswerv.
ing devotion to the leader-obedience
unto death. We must be equipped
with the finest horses and the best
wespons; We must have information
as to what goes on, and to secure this
information we must increase our
force by numerous spies. We must
have passwords. signs Of mutual recog-
milton; raids must be carefully plan
ned. There must be no more hit-or.
miss operation. Understand"
81 hear" Jack protested. "and I
obey" Unconscious hypocrite that he
was. he drew from his pocket dia-
mond- studded crucifix, kissed 1t and
swore on 1t brief oath of fealty.
"Now, have a bed prepared for me, I"
Joaquin commanded. IT am weary"
He stared coldly at Three-Fngered
Jack. After that, what do you do?"
Three-Fingered Jack scratched his
head. II resume my sleep. captain"
1T Is as thought, Juanito." De-
liberately he employed the affectionate
diminutive In Spanish to tighten his
rebuke. "You are still q victim to the
habit Of carelessness, even though al
ready have spoken of it. The next
thing you do Is to send mounted man
up yonder on the ridge. Every two
hours he will be relieved by another
sentry. Day and night there will be .
guard there In case have been trailed
from the south, notwithstanding the
fact that we were very cautious. II
attacked from that direction by double
our number. Is 1t possible to escape to
the north?"
Sorrowfully, shamefacedly, Three
Fingered Jack told him that escape in
that direction was impossible, due to
the sheer canyon walls. Joaquin
sighed and shook his head. eel pro-
becito," he murmured. well. good
night. comrade. In the morning you
and will have another conference.
And 1t is possible I might have o
worse lieutenant than you, for all your
carelessness." He heeled Jacks nose
and sat the other abruptly down on
his blankets. But there was no malice
In the forceful gesture. and Three-Fin-
gered Jack was not so dull he failed to
realize 1t.
"You forgive me. my captain?"
Everything. my lieutenant, save In
Evening star., 1936-03-20
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Evening star., 1936-03-20
British Legal Practice.

After the separation Of the United
States from Britain, Americas courts
permitted reference to the decisions Of
English courts which preceded, but not
to those which followed the Revolu.
ton.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
(To be conttnued.)

The motion picture. "Robi,.
Hood OF FL Dorado" produced troxs
the film story By Peter b. Kyne,
tDtu be shown at the For Theater.
beginning April 3.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

rat trap. When / have bathed and
eaten, we CO."
"It Is for the captain to say where
we 90. I do not know"
II do. We 60 to the vicinity Of
sawmill Fiat, where ! have 40 little
pieces Of business to attend TO-"
Three-Fingered Jack closed one eye
and leered. "Praise the saints, my
captain, have had experience in that
kind of business"
Evening star., 1936-03-20
CHAPTER XVII.

- Equity SHERIFF KANNON,
4 riding UP Sawmill Flat,
| paused ct the Warren broth
49, ares 0Saar anvthinr NJ ni1r
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TO FIGHT
TO RETAIN
ETHIOPIA

CONTINUED from Page II
we get through with the British
we will deal their navy a blow
they will remember for 20 years.
and we will 90 down glOriOusly."
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The man in the Roman street
regards Fascist Italy as the nat
urai inheritor Of the British EN-
pire. He stares at the maps Of
Rome which Mussolini has erected
in marble, showing the Roman
Empire from its infant beginnings
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BUS ROUTING
C0NFUSES

Hundreds Of Federal employees
committing daily from Alexandria
and Fairfax were today seeking
new corners from which to catch
their homeward buses.
Recruiting Of these buses on
their entrance and departure in
the Capital was put into effect
yesterday and caused many
workers to miss O bus or two be.
fore they realized. the change or
dered by the Public Utilities
Commission had gone into effect.
New routing Of these buses now
makes them turn off Fourteenth
Street at North Mall Drive,
around behind the National Art
Gallery and Museum to Twelfth
Street and then resume their old
route. Buses leaving the city will
also follow the new route.
Officials Of the A. B. and W.
Bus Company in Alexandria said
that the P.U.C.'s order was issued
without the usual formality Of a
hearing, and that a request for a
hearing is now being considered