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Evening star., 1952-04-23

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Losheer cotton frosted with birdseye pque Navy
plaid in sizes 10 49, brown and navy sizes l4R
to- 22R.
g. Gold Coast halter dress cp godetched with huge circle
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Navy, brown green, in sizes II to 20, 14R to 22X.
MISSES AND WoMENS DRESSES Down Stairs Store Main Building
oIso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1952-05-04

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10. 20. 40 and AZ. Size IA re-
quires so yords Of 35-ineh fobrie.
This pottern con be purchased for
80 cents. PIeose remit in coins Or
stomps (eoins prefered). Give
name. oddress. pottern number
ond size.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
in waiting for your child to
OUTGROW
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Evening star., 1952-05-08
McKeIdin Will Dedicate Lake
Near CIorksburg Saturday

Gov. McKeldin will dedicate
Maryland's first community lake
in a ceremony near Clarksburg at
l pm. Saturday.
The 1Ea acre; King Community
Lake and the surrounding park of
the same size Is the first project
in a program launched by the
State Department of Game and
Inland Fish.
Five planes from the Civil Air
Patrol plan extensive maneuvers
over the area marking the event,
according to Lester B. Teed, pub
lie information officer of the
Prince Georges Montgomery
group.
The lake is on Route 121, one
third mile north of Clarksburg, off
Route 240, between Rockville and
Frederick.
The State Roads Commission is
completing installation of picnic
Evening star., 1952-05-08
New Rockville Council
Holds lis First Meefinu

Rockville's new Mayor and
Council held its first meeting last
night.
The Council set a hearing date
for June on George P. Kimmel's
request to use residential property
on North Adams street for off,
street parking near the seven
store shopping center he is build
ing at Washington street and
Montgomery avenue.
The Council granted a building
permit for new f1reproof Struc-
ture at the Montgomery Iron &
Metal Co. on the Rockville by
pass. The old building burned
down recently.
The Council also received a
budget request for $4,000 from the
Rockville Library Association. The
request was for the same amount
as this years appropriation.
Newly-elected Mayor Daniel r
Weddle presided. Council mem.
bers are Murray w. Bradshaw
Frank o. Higgins, j. Warren Milol
and Frank E. Williams, jr. They
were elected Monday.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Falls Church Schools
Plan Registration

Children who will enter the
first grade in Madison or Mount
Daniel schools next September
will register at Madison School,
Falls Church, at 1870 pm. next
Thursday.
A party will be held for the
children to acquaint them with
the school and the teachers.
Parents who cannot bring their
children to the school on that
date have been asked by Supt. r.
win H. Schmitt to notify Mrs,
Blanche Wheat. Madison School
principal, by phone or letter.
Children who will complete the
first grade in private school this
year and expect to enter public
school in September will be tested
at the close Of the year to deter
mine their grade placement, Mr.
Schmitt announced.
Private schools have been
asked to supply the names OF
children who will enroll in public
school in the fall.
City children who will become
six years of age between Septem-
ber 80 and February l may apply
for admission, the superintendent
said,
Evening star., 1952-05-08
|MohoneyKeeps Ala Unit Votes
4 From Garrett in Official Count

are Caroline. giving Mr.. Mahoney
724 and Mr.. Sasscer $50, and
Dorchester, Mr.. Mahoney 2,246
and Mr.. Sasscer 2,159. Figures for
both counties still are unofficial.
Although Mr.. Sasscer still has
not conceded to Mr.. Mahoney the
nomination, one of his more
powerful supporters yesterday
offered to support Mr.. Mahoney
in the general election.
Mr.. Mahoney will oppose
Representative Beall. Republican,
for the Senate seat being vacated
by Senator O'Conor, Democrat.
""The Democrats of Maryland,
H. STREET. Baldwin of Baltimore
County told Mr.. Mahoney in a
congratulatory telegram" have
unquestionablly made you the
Democratic leader of the State. F"
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Police 10 Check:
Car Registration
ByD.C. Owners
Seek Autos Listed
In Virginia to
Avoid Excise Tux

Police soon will start looking fol-
District residents who have their
cars registered in Virginia to avoid
paying the District excise tax.
Traffic Director George E.
Keneipp said today he will meet
with police officials and precinct
captains to organize a breakdown
on such violators.
The action grows out of a dis
covery that a Washington auto
mobile salesman had been allow
ing car purchasers to register
their vehicles at his Arlington
address, Mr.. Keneipp disclosed.
Householder Complained.
The salesman moved recently
and the new occupant of his house
complained about mail connected
with the registrations, the traffic
director said. The Salesman's
company has agreed to stop such
methods, which were conducted
without its knowledge, Mr.. Keneipp
added.
Mr.. Keneipp charged that a
Substantial number" of Washing
ton car owners are evading the
Districts 2 per cent sales tax.
levied on new cars at the time
they are registered.
The evidence is the many Vir-
ginia cars parked on Washington
streets overnight, he said.
Police also will be asked
to step up enforcement action
against cars registered in Mary
land but used for commercial
purposes within the District, Mr..
Keneipp disclosed. Such cars
must have District tags, he point
ed out.
To Check County Cabs in d. c.
A prohibition against Prince
Georges County taxicabs picking
up passengers in the District also
will be given tighter enforcement.
District cabbies, who can't make
pickups in Prince Georges, have
been complaining about Prince
Georges cabs operating in the Dis
trict
Montgomery County and Vir-
ginia cabs may pick up in the
District under a reciprocal agree
ment allowing Washington cabs
the same privileges in those COM
munitieS. But District operators
are denied such privileges in
Prince Georges.
Mr.. Keneipp said he tried to get
the same reciprocity from Prince
Georges County officials the Dis
trict has with Virginia and Mont
gomery County, Md, but county
officials refused. Mr.. Keneipp said
Prince Georges County taxicab
drivers feared their business would
be hurt by District cabs coming
into the county.
District police have been in
structed to arrest any Prince
Georges cab drivers caught pick
ing up passengers in the District.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Discussion Scheduled
On County Government

DR.. Franklin r. Burdette, pro-
fessor Of government and politics
at Maryland University. will mod
crate a discussion on Prince
Georges County government at 8
pm. Monday in the University
Park Elementary School.
Speaking for present county
organization will be L. Harold
Sothoron, former State Senator.
and Herbert w. Reichelt. Mayor
of Mount Rainier. Advocating the
county manager plan will be
Brendan ODwyer. Landover Hills
(Md.) councilman. and Reuben
Gordon, Cheverly attorney.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Arlington Drive 10 Hear
Jerusalem Defenders S Wife

Mrs. Ruth Dayan will speak at
$3.50 pm. today at the Arlington
Jewish Center.
She will address the Advance
Gifts dinner meeting kicking of
the 1852 Arlington United Jewish
Appeal campaign.
Mrs. Dayan is the wife of Gen
Moshe Dayan. a defender of Jeru-
salem in Israel's War Of Inde-
pendence. She has helped thou
sands Of persons from European
and Moslem countries to migrate
to Israel.
Jack Newman, chairman OF
the Arlington United Jewish Ap-
peal drive, announced the cam
paign quota is $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
BY the Associated Press

YORKTOWN, Va, May SITS
day of glory over, the new George
P. Coleman Memorial Bridge be-
gan its first regular day of carry
ing motorists across the York
River today.
For a brief four and a half
hours yesterday, after a dedica-
ton ceremony thick with digni-
taries, crowds and ribbons, the
Yorktown to Gloucester Point
crossing was a free ride for all
vehicles. But late in the after
noon, the bridge custodians began
|exacting the regular IS cent per
vehicle toll charge.
Some 10000 persons attended
the bridge opening exercises,
along with Virginia's Gov. Battle.
Maryland's Gov. McKeldin. Vice
Admiral John j. Ballentine, COM
Evening star., 1952-05-08
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, May 8.-Garrett
County reported its official count
Of Mondays primary election last
night. and George P. Mahoney
retained the county's four unit
votes for the Democratic nomina-
ton to the Senate.
The westernmost county was
one of the three whose margin
for Mahoney over Representative
Sasscer was about 100 votes in
the complete but unofficial tally.
The official tally gave Mr.. Ma
honey 668 votes to 582 for Mr..
Sasscer. Stephen B. Peddicord
received %. The unofficial count
had 667 for Mr.. Mahoney, $50 for
Mr.. Sasscer and IS for Mr.. Ped
diCord.
The other two close counties
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Hospital Wing Bids
Opened Monday

Bids on construction Of a pro-
posed addition to Arlington Hos
pital, estimated to cost approx
mately $500.000, will be opened at
2 pm. Monday.
John j. Anderson, hospital ad-
ministrator, announced that the
bids will be opened by hospital
president Gilbert L. Hall and
architects in the Doctors Library
at the hospital.
To finance the addition. $274 900
was obtained through the Hill
Burton Act, and 1928 900 was do
mated by residents and business
men of Arlington, Fairfax County
and Falls Church.
The addition will increase the
hospitals beds from los to 220.
Monday is Hospital Day. In
honor of the occasion, the hos
pital will hold open house from 10
am. to 4 pm. Ten employees viii
receive buttons in recognition of
five years service.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
'S427,O00 Falls Church
School Budget Hearing
Set for Wednesday

A public hearing on the pro-
posed Falls Church school budget
will be held at 8 pm. Wednesday
in Madison School.
A budget of about S427 900 has
been proposed for the fiscal year
beginning July l.
announcement Of. the public
hearing was made at a School
Board meeting last night.
At 8 pm. on May 26 at Madison,
the City Council will hold a public
hearing on the total budget of
$801 ,288.
Deadline Set.
In other business, the board set
June Is as the deadline for re-
ceiving informal applications for
participating in the exchange
program with Fairfax County.
The board, without committing
itself to granting any application,
proposes to continue the program,
provided that the same number of
students are exchanged and the
city is not required to pay tuition
for any student.
The program, limited to the first
three grades, would apply to the
city'S Mount Daniel School and
to the county's Oak Street School,
if the County Board is willing.
Parents Asked to Write.
City parents wishing to send
their children to Oak Street
were asked to Write to Irwin H.
'Schmitt. Falls Church superin-
tendent. County parents wishing
to send. their children to Mount
Daniel were asked to notify w
#. Woodson, Fairfax superin-
tendent.
The board received a progress
report on construction of the
George Mason High School. Ed
win w.. Jones, president of the
b. & j. Construction Co., pre-
Idicted the project will be COM
Ipleted by July 10.
Evening star., 1952-05-08

tables and f1replaces in the park
adjoining the lake.
Land for the first community
pond and park was donated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond King, who
will participate in the dedication
ceremony. s3k 4
Band music will be played by
the drum corps Of Silver Spring
Boy Scout Troop, No. 294, and
Scouts of Glenmont Troop. No.
433.
Brooke Johns of Rockville will
be master of ceremonies. Dele
gate Julian King Of Montgomery
County will introduce the Gov
ernor.
The lake will be stocked with
$50 large-mouth bass and $500
bluegills by Albert M. Powell, SUI
perintendent of Maryland Fish
Hatcheries. The Maryland State
Division Of the Isaak Walton
League will award prizes to fisher
men catching the first fish.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
New Yorktown Bridge Begins
First Day of Regular Business

of the Atlantic Fleet Air
Force; Virginia Supreme Court
Justice c. Vernon Spratley, State
Highway Commissioner James
Anderson, the widow and a
granddaughter of the late State
Highway Commissioner after
whom the bridge was named.
armed forces units and the heavy
cruiser Macon.
Gov. Battle cut the ribbon
opening the bridge formally and
predicted that it would make
highway II, which traverses it,
"one of the main north-and-
south arterial highways Of the
Nation"
The 3,750-foot crossing, the
largest double swing span bridge
in the world, was tested by the
Macon. which was the first vessel
to steam through.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
'RunawayP Pappy' Bill Urged
In Other States byMaqruder

j. Maynard Magruder of Arling-
ton today opened the Southern
Regional Conference of the Coun-
Gil of State Governments in Ashe-
vile, N. c., by asking other juris-
dictions to adopt his runaway
pappy" bill.
The bill is reciprocal legislation
providing penalties for husbands
who flee from one State to another
leaving wives and children desti-
tute. Mr.. Magruder. a member of
the House of Delegates since 1914,
sponsored the Virginia runaway
pappy" law at the 1852 session of
the General Assembly.
The Arlington legislator is pre-
siding at the Council of State Gov
ernments regional meeting in his
capacity as council vice president
and chairman of the Board of
Managers. The North Carolina
Commission on Interstate Coop
Grafton is host at the meeting. Mr..
Magruder is q member of the
corresponding Virginia commits
sion.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
University Professors
To Meet at MARYLAND

The University of Maryland
Chapter of the American Associa-
ton Of University Professors will
be host at regional meeting Of
Maryland and District chapters
Saturday.
DR.. George P. Shannon Of the
Washington chapter will address
the group at 10:45 pm. Richard
H. Shryock of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity will address a luncheon
session.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Nursery School Holds
Open House to June 6

The Community Nursery School,
located in Christ Congregational
Church. 9525 Colesville road. Sill
yer Spring. is holding open house
from $50 to 1880 am. each
weekday through June 6.
The school. for children from
3 to 5. is an inter-racial. inter-
faith. cooperative member of the
Montgomery County Council Of
Nursery School Co-operatives.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Maryland u. Student
Wins by Two Votes;
Ballot Recount Set

James Coyne, 81, Odenton, Md.
unofficially became president OF
the Student Government Associa-
ton at the University of Mary
land today.
The junior in the College of
Business and Public Administra-
ton was declared winner by just
two votes over Stanley Ruben
stein, 1872 Fort Stevens drive
NV.
A recount to verify the tally
was to be held today. More than
1000 students voted yesterday.
Mr.. Coyne. the All-Maryland
Party's candidate, Is vice presi-
dent of the junior class. Mr..
Rubenstein is president of the
junior class.
Elected officially, are:
Ronnie Pierce. 5022 Ventnor
road, Bethesda, sports editor of the
Diamondback, who defeated Cal
vim Quenstedt. Annapolis, heavy
weight boxer, for vice president.
Anne Livingston. 1904 Noyes
drive, Silver Spring. defeated
Nancy Zimmerman. 6708 Forty
sixth street, Chevy Chase, Md, fol
secretary.
Robert Langmack, 4909 Arkansas
avenue NV, beat Randolph Gas
kell, 1918 Newton street NE, fol
the treasurer's title.
Donald Erlbeck, Baltimore, 8
member Of the Terrapin yearbook
staff, beat Howard Oycroft, Balti.
more. in the race for president Of
the senior class. o..
Mr.. Pierce. Mr.. Langmack anc
Mr.. Erlbeck were candidates from
the Old Line Party.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
132 Teachers Return
Unsigned Contracts
TO Wicomico County
By the Associofed Press

School teacher trouble piled up
for Wicomico County yesterday
when almost all the staff refused
TO sign new contracts because they
don't call for enough money.
Dr.. David S. Jenkins, Superin-
tendent of schools in Anne Arundel
County, warned something similar
might happen there.
A spokesman for the Washing
ton County commissioners sought
to head off trouble in his juris-
diction by assuring teachers they'll
continue to draw the higher pay
awarded them for the current year
on temporary basis.
McKeldin Vetoed Increase.
These were the latest develop
ments in problem that has pes
tered Maryland ever since Gov
McKeldin vetoed teacher pay
increase approved, by the 1856
General Assembly. s,
The State provides the money
to pay teachers with a sdegree a
minimum of $4,000 a year, with
increases of $100 year for up to
Is years of service.
Gov. McKeldin declared any
thing beyond that was the respon-
sibility of the counties and all oi
them did boost the minimum BY
various amounts out of their owr
funds.
Wicomico County. for example
added 5000 for the current schoo
year. The teachers asked for an.
other $500 on their contracts fol
next year, or $500 more than the
State minimums.
The Wicomico County Commits
sioners came through with only
$3.50. or $3.50 more than the State
minimums.
1872 Contracts Unsigned.
The County Board of Education
reported 1872 of the contracts ii
mailed out at the $3.50 figure had
come back unsigned. Five teach
ers agreed to the new scale. Ten
contracts are still out.
DR.. jenkins, speaking to q
meeting of Parent Teacher Asso-
Citations, warned Anne Arundel
County will lose many of its
teachers if their pay is not in
creased.
Anne Arundel County starts its
teachers off at $4,000, or $40O
above the State minimums. DR.
jenkins pointed out Baltimore
City and Prince Georges, Mont
|gomery and Baltimore Counties
Jail bordering Anne Arundel-pay
lat least $500 more.
There have been no signs of re-
volt among the Anne Arundel
staff of about. $50. ..... ~.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Approval by Fairfax
Allows FIuoridation
In Three Jurisdictions

Fluoridation of water serving
Fairfax and Prince William Coun-
ties and the City of Alexandria
has been made possible by action
Of the Fairfax Board of Super
visors. :
An ordinance permitting fiuori-
dation of Fairfax water was
adopted by that county's super
visors yesterday.
The governing bodies Of Alex
andria and Prince William had
adopted similar ordinances within
the last year. Fairfax's action was
necessary, however, because COM
mon reservoir serves parts Of all
three Jurisdictions.
The Fairfax ordinance was
adopted without any public op-
position after an advertised hear
ing.
It is now necessary for the af-
fected water companies to get per-
mits from the State Health De-
partment before the process
actually can start.
PermiSSive Only.
DR.. Harold Kennedy, county
health officer. said the ordinance
is merely permissive and does not
require f1uoridation. But officials
of the Alexandria Water Co. and
it's subsidiary, the Virginia Water
Co., have said they would 60
ahead with f1uoridation If all three
Jurisdictions approved. Both COM
panies use the reservoir at Oc-
coquan, Va, which supplies parts
of all three Jurisdictions.
DR.. William H. Rumbel, director
Of the Bureau of Dental Health
|of the State Health Department,
said two Virginia cities-Lynch-
burg and Charlottesville-already
have fluoridated water supplies
Five more communities have been
issued permits to do so, and II
others are in the process of au-
thorizing f1uoridation.
DR.. Rumbel told the supervisors
IA few Virginia communities have
|huorine naturally in their water.
Urbanna Va, has IL parts per
million gallons of water. He said
SO per cent of the native elemen-
tary school children in that COM
|munity have cavities or breaks in
their teeth. Franklin, Va. has
4.8 to So parts of f1uorine per
million gallons of water. DR.
Rumbel said the State Health
Department only recommends ]
part per million.
Trace in Annandale.
The community of Annandale
in Fairfax County, which is sup
piled by wells, has a slight trace
of natural fluorides.
G. Wallace Carper, chairman OF
the Board of Supervisors, asked il
there is not a difference of opinion
about the value of huoridation
He said he had read of contro.
versies in Western communities
DR.. Thomas L. Hagan, regional
dental consultant of the United
States Public Health Service, sale
the kind of opposition raised tt
fiuoridation does not stand ur
under scientific scrutiny. He
added that fiuoridation has beer
more carefully studied than chic.
rination when it first was used. HI
recalled there also was opposition
to chlorination when it's USE
started to spread in the 192O's.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
y. Of Maryland Bond Concert

The University of Maryland
Band will present a concert at 8
o'clock tonight in the Coliseum,
College Park. Guest soloist will
be Sergt. Bill Jones, member of
the Air Forces Singing Sergeants.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Musicale PIunned Tonight

The Annandale (Va.) Mothers
Club will hold its spring musicale
at $3.50 o'clock tonight at the
home Of Mrs. Mildred Mckenzie
in PinecreSt.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
School to Hold Festival

The Trinity Lutheran School
will hold its spring festival start
ing at 1880 pm. Friday in the
school. 3705 Longfellow street,
HyattSville.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Hume PTA to InstoII

Mrs Elizabeth Campbell, Airing
ton School Board member. will
lead a program installing new Of
flcers of the Hume School PTA at
8 o'clock tonight in the school.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Grunqe TO Sponsor Dinner

The Grange Hall of ForreStville,
Va, will sponsor a benefit fried
chicken dinner from 2 to 8 o'clock
tonight for its maintenance fund.