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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-23
Majority Of School Kids
to Get Vocation Friduv

ne school year for 232 boys and girls will end
~ y IL Is expected however that between Is 900 and
-o'VVo VIII enroll the following Monday morning for
weeks of summer school according to F 6 DeCalan di
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-23
Proposed DSR Routes

,.A;,nen DSR routes will be changed when the tr
I--- -,.stenl resImes full-Scale oneratinn
Evening star., 1951-03-02
ST. MARYS
ON THE PATIIYENT

Preseason showing of large cottage
sites and acreage tracts on and
nca~ tho beautiful Patuxent River.
1t will pay you to visit st. Marys
this week end and make your early
selection.
See the many fine year-round homes;
ment that only St. Marys offers.
Prices still begin at S395, terms If
desired. Representative on property
Saturday and Sunday. Directions: !:
Out Pa. ave. sc. to Branch ave,
right md. Route 81 to Waldorf,
left at stop light, IS mi. to Guys
Corner thence Route 235 to st.
N. G. HINES & SON
Sales Agents. OK. 1850
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size lob. prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
ia. 1887; after z pm, GE. 1915.
TRUCK FOR HIRE. 1-ton pickup;
any kind of hauling or delivery.
Call RANDY. WO 0a12 4
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

BLAIR RD.-A commercial property
with 65-ft. frontage and about 200
#. deep, improved by an older
tlouse suitable for some business
uses. Price, $4,000. Please call
MRS. CUSHARD, OR. 1922. -
LOCATED IN ARLINGTON; suitable
for. nursery school. funeral home or
teahouse; zoned commercial, house
has Is rms, 4 baths. 1s acres,
WILSON BLVD. CORNER, end Com
mercial; lge. bldg, Al cond.; suit.
various businesses. OWNER. No bro
kers. OW. $3.50, 8 am. to pm.
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FARMS

NEAR WALDORF 100 acres: 40
acres. under. cultivation; excellent
for truck farm or tobacco pro-
duction; 80 acres second growth
with considerable commercial tim
Der. Buildings consist of barn, corn
crib and caretaker's hut; a complete
set of farm equipment, includes
tractor and team of heavy mules; q
most enticing investment at 81, 500.
T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2s02 It'll. 9.
VA; FARM, AZ miles D. c.. 175 acres,
125 cleared; 7. watered fields: 2
barns; . outbldgs.; 5-rm.. bath
home; $4,000. terms. owner must
sell; no AGENTS. CHI. 1867. a
100 ACRES. 2 sets of farms bldgs.,
one a large stone house with large
bank barn. land Verv very produc-
tive. several springs with 2 large
streams. some woods. commutine
distance; Ts nee $50 .s, per acre; John John
Spring. Md. RID 2. Call Ashton.
~ " ACRas, assg Loudoun Co. Va, SO
miles D. C. Rent or sell with small
down payment II sold this week.
OWNER. RA. 0247. 2"
SMALL FARMS or suburban homes
wanted on / to so acres. 80 min.
from Wash. on Va. side. Have buy
ers with cash. CHARLES r.. HOOFF.
INC. TIE. 8446. 216 Prince ST.,
Alex. Va, -
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TRAlLERS

zee our large selection Of other used
low down payment and easy finance
an; Open 8 to 8 weekdays and
Sundays. "A'o
American Trailer Co.
4o30 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 1921.
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IWATERF'r PROP. SALE Cont

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Md---One cottage and all kinds CT
lots for sale. and furnished cottages
a restricted bay colony of 100 cot
tages. Congenial associates for all
the family at large recreation hall.
sandy bay beach and fresh-water
lake. Easily reached without bridge
toll by Upper Marlboro, and on
40 mi. beyond Prince Frederick.
Literature on request.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE 100000 to invest in apt. or
commercial property. Prefer to buy
direct from owner. Box 401 r.,
Star. -5
CASH CLIENTS for all types of prop
erty. MILTON F.. RUPERT ISL
HAVE CLIENTS with substantial cash
to invest in apartments; is to 100
units. WILLIAMS, MA. 4933, OR.
1864. 5
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

OWNER OPERATED TRUCKS wanted
ST % hayl az, building materials. Cail
JNNi- CARS WANTED. sH. 74ss.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town. will nav
12remium price for good, clean cars.
WESTERN BUYER has ,mmed cash
Ior nice low mileage cars NORRIS
,napgSsHES 1912 Ga ave-. RA 1872
PREMIUM PRICES for clean. late
INC. CHI. 1900. wilson blvd at
Hne n jackson. Arl. Va. tDr Lie No
WANTED ANY MAKE. any mode,
clean. used cars immediate cash
M st NV. MI Ois5' "oo'
FAlk, honest APPRAIsALs Of an
makes of cars are assured al
MMfK5EoeoNT1Ac MS 6Eoe 1894 st Nv
1916 TO l951-All makes and sta
wagons. Drive in with your title
ior more cash. or will pay off bal
WOLFE, MOTORS, 18th and K sts.
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any
make. any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Is Ken
Private buyer desires to purchase
economical low-priced pre-War car
from private individual. No dealers
Phone MR.. ONDA, MI. 9736; u to
3 pm. Ss
Evening star., 1951-03-02

All advertisements cffefina
automobiles for sole must in.
clude actual selling price Of cor.
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L s T

l. o s T
S1Q0 by q certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q r,eiRhbor with.
out. first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
q Block South Of Kew Bridge,
I9I7 North Moore st OW s7s7
CADILLACS WANTED
20 70 so models See US before
you trade OF sell your Cadillac. we
VIII pay YOU top cash price HOYLE
MOTOR SALES t345 Que st NV
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PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS

We tust don't talk 10Ho more. Do not
price: We are paying almost the full
retail price. We buy all makes and
models: We pay of your finance CO.
and take care Of all title details.
Call MR.. CASH, Ii. 3-9877
Evening star., 1951-03-02

LOTS
In order to complete the
settlement OF the late J, S.
Gruver'S estate. we are Offer
ing some choice bldg. sites To-
Gated In beautiful Woodside
Forest Silver Spring. Md. For
full information call G. r.
SMITH,
ST.. 5644
between 1890 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-03-02
HoUsEs-sALE-VA. tcontl
UNBELIEVABLE!
AL BAKER OFFERS
COZ OPEM

Beautiful brick home, in good section
of Alexandria, contains living room,
16x14; dining room, 13X1S; wood
burning fireplace; modern kitchen,
12x12; new stove and refriserator;
pantry; bedrooms; master bedroom.
16x16; bath: full basement; oil
h.-w.h. House in excellent condition.
Can be purchased CT or non-GI
Priced at $4,000. Lovely home for
doctor dentist or lawyer. For in
spection, call
AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
116 s. st. Asaph St, Alex, Va.
AL. 6644, TIE. 7343.
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WANTED, 100 CARS
70 to so Bring title. II car Ii
1nanceo. We will pay of balance No
tore you sell HOYLE MOTCR
SAFES. l34b Cue sc. NV OH 9a6n
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PROPERTY WANTEp

LOT DOWNTOWN-Frinee area, suit
able. for parking about so cars. not
too far from Office; or store suitable
for office, containing approx. $50
So. it.; responsible company viii
con eonsIder long,term lease. MR..
GARAGE suitable for auto body shop;
1000 to 5000 So. it., preferably in
NV. section. Call RA. 1929 or SH.
c4b9 5
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Frederick County Farms
80 acres; good S-rm house; 80 mi. to
White House: good barn and out
bidgs.;, well-fenced: large creek
through farm. $4,000.
l4o-acre cattle or dairy farm: $50 it,
on Route 240. $40 mi. frontage on
hard road; good grass land; lge,
farmhouse. bank barn. Excl. terms.
los acres of good grazing land;
iarmed by owner J. yrs: good e-rm
bldgs.: fish pond and stream good
LOT swimming and fishing. Only
Howard r. Schafer
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AVIATION

FLYING CLUB-Membersh now
available in an established non
prof, flying club; beginning Students
or, pilots eligible for membership
All members share ownership in the
plane; instructions available by club s
own certified CAA instructor. Very
rea asorable. For details. call RE,
14dU, Ext ia. .
Evening star., 1951-03-02

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
35 mi, from D, c., just of Route SOL,
ses this newly renovated. very lee.
places is on lst and End floors; front
and rear 1st-h. porches; End floor
veranda: nice shade trees: 2a acres
ot fertile land: good outbuildings:
900. HERBERT a. SONS,
Realtors. 615 E. Capitol st. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-03-02

CINDER BLOCK
Lodge or beach cottage completed or
your lot, 12x1S. S1,750. 24x3O
". 944.50 plus plumbing and wir.
ing. Call TIE. 2SSS 4
Evening star., 1951-03-02

170-ACRE DAIRY FARM
In Prince William County. Va. mr.
NokesVille. Stocked and equipped !;
z excel. mod. barns with So stan
chlons; 70 milk cows. % heifers.
We have an excel. selection of dairy
and stock farms in the Nokesyille
area, For further information write
or, phone Mr.. A. p. wilkins Nokes-
vLle I7-N-2I. Nokesville Va.
PENTAGON REALTYC co
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FARMS tccnt.)

DOG KENNEL. MONTGOMERY County.
40 acres. ideal location with new
2-bedrm, furnished home. with Ad-
assl ehssrtu linsn 1ns rm 1slvise slee kt Larss 81
heat. Equipped Kennel, all modern;
oil heated; paneled office equip. kit,
12-ft. deep freeze. clothes dryer,
iironer. elec range. MAYTAG washer,
kennel requires, A home and KEN
RuJRDoFT, Solesville, silver Spring,
NEM ratms srhhonT homeI Sasnssssi st Ss Sut
s4RouT 80 Realty asaisf Mrisa siix wood ttse
yard yard Bldg. Washington. Sterling
100 ACRES of the finest agricultural
long frontage on Shenandoah River.
restored; beautiful location. Addi-
tional son land ayailable. $3.50. Fairfax
FaIRFax Air: & oTi DAIRY IsYs FARM. % mi miles
Honor Dairy Farm" OF 207 cleared
acres Is offered for sale, together
with excellent equipment and with
Holstein herd. 46-cow capacity barn
silos, 5-room cinder-block tenant
houses. Scar garage and all other
necessary farm buildings, spacious
5-bedrooin farmhouse, covered with
asbestos shingles and containing "a
baths; ba oil heat; long read frontage
farm, since land is level and free
Of rocks; near shopping. transpor-
tation and schools; terms. Va cash.
balance oyer l5-year period at 5ee;
GREE GREEN e.. cH ssss: a59RGe eaenlns lmAsos s1,s
Sunday, GIL. 66l6 a
10 ACRES. crude but livable A.
one;1third mile of good road; school
b1usline' 1s sinna psv.n miles OF sColHmbis and
A. COOKE. Louisa, va. fPh. si.]
81 ACRES; Is open and level;
6-rm. bungalows; store now oper-
sasd a5sd; g9od oatbldgs.; ldgs =. eiee; State
32 miles west Of Richmond. va;
5000; $1,000 down, $50 mo. TIE.
COUNTY. 800 dairy s or
hesdf hssd tatn eatfie '0me4|ftey s4s EQUIP PAs E
WANTED-Poolesville Rockville, Md,
area; 400 to 500 acres with some
biagsi caIl Mrs; Ross; Gaithersburg
ts0-hCRE sTOCK OR DAIRY FARM.
earby Howard County; three large
and Lo. 5-a4o2, -
SMALL VA. FARMS-I has 5-rm.
bungalow. 20x60-ft. broiler (chickenl
house. capacity 1900: new cinder
eioek soer s2p sma oidg; I5s4o fl cement
acres OF good land In small town
35 mi; from D. c. Price $500 with
90-acre farm with 5-rm. house and
good barn, granary. and outbldgs.:
aIena1G 40 acres in r,,;o good trog grass; small Il
road and 35 miles from b. G.
$1,000: terms. ALBERT FLET-
CHER 3rd, Box 435. Phone 237-J,
Warrenton. Va.
16I ACRES, well watered and fenced;
lge. bank barn with 24-cow stanch-
ions l2x4Q concrete silo; 6-rm.
ina houss; e z sdn nile to nearby town. Ask
farm. Frederick County;
liz acres of pasture land s-rm
brick house: new 20-eow Washing
ton dairy. barn; lge. bank barn:
naTd road TO property. S21, 900
Gail agent, c. BEST LINTHICUM,
Poolesyille 34l1. Barnesville. Md.
13 ACRES
older home; seven rooms,
partly modernized: good set Of out
%I05o0. Don't miss this ai bargain; am
Nearby Howard County. LO. 5-24OO
and LO. 5-24o2. p
Frederick County Farms
80 acres: good S-rm house; 80 mi. to
White House: good barn and out
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BUSINESS pRop.-sALr tcont. /, |

ANACOSTIA--1st commercial; excel
lent Investment. Don't pass this up.
Converted and now occupied by
store. Can easily be reconverted for
residence. This type is very scarce.
Priced at only S13, 800. r. D. BUR-
CESS o to o, VI 2S02. A
1912 SO. FIT. of commercial ground,
zoned 90 c, 125-ft. frontage on
Columbia rd., improved by 36-ft,
2-story brick apt. bldg. DI 1915
az . pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS, on Nichols ave.
1st Commercial lot, 75x100: price,
$4,000. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
Exclusive agent. LII. 4-3400, VI.
FIRST COMMERCIAL. 1o,ss4 So. 1T
with Ayr. .-old house, in most i'm
portant section in Wheaton. Md;
70-ft. front; S29,95o. Mornings and
evenings, JU. -7-6735. A
LIST COMM. CORNER. nr. courthouse;
ideal for law office; 4 stories, ID
rms, baths. gas h.-w.h. BY appt.,
ALDRE, INCORP., LU. 4-0747, LU.
4-32ea. A
23I4 NICHOLS AVE. Sc, 1st comm.
2-story frame with store front and
living quarters; fine condition. Sl2,-
600. Soft lot adjoining also
available. Mr.. Williams, 10. 2-040l
or 10. 3-4IGS
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

ACREAGE for subdivision in the
Oxon Hill, Silver Hill or Suitiand
area. Call MR.. MURRAY. WO.
6607,
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13 ACRES

To ACHE0
Attractive older home; seven rooms,
partly modernized: good set of out
buildings: fronting hard road; only
10. 800. Don't miss this bargain;
Nearby Howard County. LO. 5-24OO
and I,O h-24no
Evening star., 1951-03-02
BOND BUILDING

404 N Y. ave. n.w.-Several choice
rms. avail. soon: suites from A
rms KASS- BERGER, INC, EN-, 800,
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Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1951-03-02
TRUCKS FOR SALE

TRACTORS; all makes. all sizes, all
good; some repossesed available for
lnpaid balance. SHERIFF MOTOR
co. 900 r. I. ave me-. MI. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-03-02

CHRYSLER 1913 New Yorker club
coupe, automatic shift, radio, heat
er. 5000 actual miles; sea mist
green, white-wa1l tires We be-
lieve this car to be the incest any
where. Can almost be sold for a
new car; Must be seen to be ap-
preciated, 81 ,495. BELL MOTORS.
55oI0 Wisconsin ave. NV, WO,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

delivery. JACK PRY SALES &;
SERVICE. 14th and P NV.
AUSTIN 1915 4-dr sedan, exrnn
Evening star., 1951-11-19
keKeIdin, YoungdahI
Speak at Dedications

Gov. McKeldin of Maryland
and District Court Judge Luther
w. Youngdahl, former Minne-
sofa Governor. spoke at dedica-
ton services of two Washington
area churches yesterday.
Gov. McKeldin spoke at St
Marks Evangelical United Breth-
ren Church, Twenty-fifth street
and North Glebe road. Arlington,
Va, at a dedication of the newly
installed pews and the commun-
ion altar pieces.
The Rev. George E. Schnabel,
pastor of the church, took part in
the services.
Judge Youngdahl congratulated
members of Zion Evangelical Lu-
theran Church on completion Of
their $185,000 building at New
Hampshire avenue and Kingwood
drive, Takoma Park, Md.
Greetings were brought to the
congregation by DR.. Frederick E.
Reissig. executive secretary Of
the Washington Federation of
Churches, DR.. John c. Stuff, Sec
retary of the Maryland Synod,
United Lutheran Church in
America. and the Rev. Edward G..
Goetz. former. pastor. The Rev.
Edward R. Bley is pastor of the
84-year-old congregation.
Evening star., 1951-11-19
Junk Laborer Charged
In Fatal BEATING

Sandy Alexander Woodrow, 49,
year-old colored laborer, has been
charged with beating his employer
to death Saturday with a pick
ak handle.
woodrow was arrested by Prince
Georges County police in Forest
vile grill early yesterday. A few
hours earlier, William j. Monger
35, of 426 Eighth street Sc, died
in Gallinger Hospital of compound
fractures of the skull.
Woodrow, a laborer at Mr..
Monger's Junk yard. 56O8 Jay
street in Fairmont Heights. was
booked for murder and held in
jail for a preliminary hearing in
Hyattsville Police Court today.
Police said Woodrow got into a
fight with his boss because he
came to work drunk. In the argu-
ment Woodrow is accused of grab
bing a heavy pick-ax handle and
smashing it over Mr.. Monger's
head.
Police said Woodrow admitted
striking his employer once after
Mr.. Monger had first tried to grat
the club himself. Police added that
Mr.. Monger was hit at least three
times.
Woodrow was living in an ole
bus in the junI yard.
Mr.. Monger. who is survived by
his widow and an 11-year-olt
daughter. also owns a used-cal
lot in Brentwood.
Evening star., 1951-11-19

Harry Russell. 4, anticipating
Christmas by about six weeks, re-
ceived presents today from his
mother, the postman and Santa
Claus.
It's not surprising that he
should be running ahead of
Christmas because last year he al
most missed celebrating it by
spending % hours in bed with
tuberculosis at Glenn Dale Sana-
torium.
Today he started out at 3 am.
when his mother, Mrs. Lorraine
Crouch, presented him with a 6,
pound 12-ounce baby brother in
Arlington Hospital.
Later in the morning, Santa
Claus came to his home at 1907
Twenty-second street NV, and
brought him a toy truck.
Along with Santa came the
poStman, James r. Beason, 1413
Twenty eighth street NV, who
brought Little Butch" as he is
known at Glenn Dale, the first
set of Christmas Seals to be de-
livered in the District.
Santa Claus, who was Albert
Smith. 300 New Jersey avenue
Sc. on loan from Sears Roebuck
& Co., and the first seal delivery
were arranged for Butch by the
District tuberculosis Association
The seals he received are the
first of As million that will be
delivered to 235,OOO homes, Offices
and workshops here.
Butch knows what they mean.
He was released this fall after
about one year in the sanatorium
with the disease. Z
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Capt. {. A. Buchanan
Named Commandanf

Navy Capt. Charles A. Buchan-
an, AIT Fulton street NV, has
been named commandant of Mid
shipmen at Annapolis to replace
Capt. Robert B. Pirie, the Naval
Academy announced yesterday.
Capt. Pirie, who has been COM
mandant of midshipmen since
l948 will take command of the
IS, ,000-ton carrier, Coral Sea, in
February. The officers were men,
bers of the class of 1926 at the
academy.
Capt. Buchanan, 46, is a native
OF Brookville, Ind. During World
War II, as operations officer with
an amphibious task force, he par
ticipated in landings at Salerno.
Sicily. and at several Pacific
Islands. In 1914 as commander of
"a destroyer squadron he figured
in the Two Jima and Okinawa
campaigns.
After the war he served as Navy
aide to the then Secretary of De-
fense ForreStal. Last April he
assumed command of the light
cruiser Worcester. He holds the
Gold Star Medal and the Navy
Cross. He is married and is the
father of daughter and two sons.
Capt. Pirie, native of Wymore
Nebr., is a naval aviator. During
World War II, he took part in all
attacks on OkinaWa, Formosa and
Luzon, among other Pacific ac-
tions. In 1945 he was named all
operations officer for Fleet Ad-
miral Ernest j. King, chief OF
Naval Operations. From 1916 to
1948 he was head of the aviation
training department which he es-
tablished at the Naval Academy
after which he commanded the
escort Carrier Sicily. The Navy
Department lists his address as
1882 Vallev drive Alexandria
Evening star., 1951-11-19
Caller Floors Woman,
Grabs S99 and FIees

A woman who answered a tap
on her apartment door shortly
after noon today was knocked to
the floor by the caller who fed
with the woman's handbag con-
tanning 500.
The victim, Mrs. Mayona Mer-
ritt, of 913 I street NV, a widow,
was taken to a hospital, neigh
borS said.
The assailant was described as
a tall colored youth. Neighbors
said that after snatching the
purse, he fed down the steps,
knocking aside another woman
who was entering the apartment
building.
Evening star., 1951-11-19
Boy, 9, Grazed by Bullet
When Revolver Goes Off

A e-year-old boy was slightly
wounded yesterday. police re-
ported, by the accidentally dis
charged revolver of a building
guard.
Robert Lee White, colored, of
2008 L street NV, was treated
and released at Providence Hos
pltal for a Craze wound to the
left hand.
Police said Robert S. Green. Is,
colored, of 1921 Thirteenth street
Sc, a building guard at the Office
of Price Sterilization, 1929 Twen-
tieth street NV, was showing the
boy his .39-caliber service re-
volver in the Office of the Price
Sterilization Board when the gun
discharged accidentally, causing
the wound.
Evening star., 1951-11-19

When the parkway was au-
thorized in 1945 the original cost
estimate was SIS million. Work
was suspended after six miles of
grading. In the ensuing years
labor and material costs have
risen by millions of dollars.
Congress had appropriated SO
million to start the work. In 1850
it provided an additional SIS in
contractural authority under
which present contracts are being
made.
This year 3.5 miles of grading
between the Laurel-Bowie road
and the Laurel-Fort Meade road
has been about 81 per cent COM
pleted. officials said yesterday.
This cost the Government about
S675.O0O.
Engineers said approximately
S936. 900 is available for continued
bridge construction until next
July /. Recent bids received for
the Defense Highway bridge will
take about $450, 900 of this sum.
Evening star., 1951-11-19

The Baltimore-W ashington
Parkway is a National Park Serv-
ice project. Completion In 1853
is desired and may be achieved
sooner than that If Congress
makes sufficient appropriations.
The aim is to provide a limited
access expressWay for passenger
traffic into Washington from the
northeast. Equally important is
the diversion of passenger traffic
from the hazardous U. S. No. l
route.
The prospect of continued unin-
terrupted operations appear more
favorable for the project since it
has been designated as a defense
objective.
AS the local agency Of NPS,
the National Capital Parks Office
is responsible for supervising the
job with the Bureau Of Roads do
ing the construction in which a
number Of private contractors are
participating.
Evening star., 1951-11-19

When the present grading job
is.f1nished approximately one-half
of the total grading between the
District line and Jessup will have
been completed. Future progress,
it was said, will depend upon fur
ther congressional appropriation.
The Good Luck road bridge
north out of Riverdale is approxi-
mately go per cent completed.
The Annapolis Junction bridge is
in advanced stage of construction.
Rapid progress also is being made
on the twin span over the Little
Patuxent and the Patuxent rivers.
The National Capital Park and
Planning Commission and the
District Highway Department are
cooperating in plans for routing
the parkway into the District
along the Anacostia River to New
York avenue NE. There it will
link with the proposed Kenilworth
avenue to give through traffic ac-
cess to the newly authorized East
Capitol Street Bridge.
Evening star., 1951-11-19
Longer Life and More Offered
Law Abiding Pedestrians Here

A rowing photographer will
prowl the streets for the Commits
sioners' Traffic Advisory Board
this week to snap pedestrians in
the act of obeying traffic laws.
One such will be selected as the
mystery pedestrian of each day
and will receive a $40 gift certifi-
cate and a bouquet for his lawful
ness. Pedestrians so designated
have only to identify themselves
at the board Office. Room 1011
Evening star., 1951-11-19
Carter Barron Honored
For D. {. Civic Activities

A memorial service for Carter
T. Barron, Washington theater
executive who died a year ago,
was held yesterday at All Saints
Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase
Circle.
More than 600 persons, includ-
ing Mrs. Barron and Carter T.
Barron. jr.. his 20-year-old son,
attended the service. Civic, pa
triotic and other organizations
were represented. The service
was sponsored by the Variety Club
of Washington, Tent II.
DR.. Charles w. Lowry, rector
of the church, paid tribute to Mr..
Barron's many activities in behalf
lof the Washington community