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Evening star., 1952-02-04

NORTH-SOUTH LINK - The
Highway Department wants to
make Fourteenth and Seven
teenth streets one-way as. a
link between Sousa Bridge and
Bladensburg road NE. Me
diagram shows the fnciRal
streets involved. .A@
Capitol Street Bridge 8 ch Wi
take much east-west A1hc awe
from Benning road.
3-Leyel Grade Planned.
An expensive threeAlevel grade
separation scheme is contem.
plated as the eventual solution
to the Fifteenth and H headache
But it is not included in the new
highway program announced las
week.
At Barney Circle. another long.
time bottleneck, the new one-wal
system should move traffic little
faster. But congestion there /!
not critical now, according to thu
engineers. The Highway Depart
ment looks to eventual remoya
of streetcars as the major hope
there.
Meanwhile, the new one-way
thoroughfares should be a speedie1
link between lower Anacostia anc
the North.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Prince Georges PIons
Test for 4 Police Jobs

An examination to fill four va
cancies in the Prince Georges
County Police Department will be
held the last week In February,
Police Chief r. Allen Richards
announced today.
Recent designations have re-
duced the department from its
fun complement Of 81 men, he
said. Exact date Of the examina-
ton will be announced later.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
ookview Elementary PTA

The Oakview Elementary School
Parent-Teacher Association will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
school on Wayne avenue. Silver
Spring. Mrs. Marian Kingsbury.
director Of the Remedial Educa-
ton Center Of Washington, will
speak.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Alexandra Motor Firm
Reports Theft of $500

Alexandria police today reported
the theft of $500 cash and over
1000 in checks from the Ameri-
can Motor Co. at 1901 King street.
Police said the theft apparently
occurred Saturday. A window
had been broken and unlocked
and the fling cabinet where the
money was kept had been forced
open.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Northwestern High PTA
Meet Wednesday

DR.. William Devilbiss, dean o1
the College Of Education at the
University of Maryland. will lead
q panel discussion on Shall
Go to College" at q meeting Of
the Northwestern High Schoo'
PTA at 8 pm. Wednesday.
Other panel members are Miss
Florence Spicknall, Mrs. Helen
Byerly, Dr.. Paul Nystrom. Miss
Nancy Younger. Miss Marjorie
Russell, David Murray and John
Wagner.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Hampton Roads
Discussed in Talk
OF Redistrictinq
Problem Is Still Seen
As Major Headache
Of Assembly Session
BY tn. As.oeiatsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 4. - A
fourth major redistricting plan
was III the works today as the
Virginia General Assembly re-
turned to the capitol after a week
end inspecting the Hampton Roads
area.
While most Of the legislators
were busy looking over the bee-
hive of activity In the Norfolk
Portsmouth, Newport News section,
ia few leaders from the Third Con-
gressional District were discussing
redistficting - still expected to
provide the major headaches Of
this Assembly session.
To give Virginia the additional
district it gained through a "a per
cent increase in population be-
tween 1910 and 1850, Third Dis
trict legislators would make major
changes in the alignment Of the
First, Second and Eighth Districts
as they are now constituted.
New LIST District.
Norfolk city and the Newport
News area-Newport News and
Hampton and the counties of Eliz-
abeth City and Warwick-would
make up the new LIST District.
Eastern Shore counties would be
taken from the 1st and grouped
with I'd District entities to make
q new I'd.
The 10th would be formed from
Arlington and Fairfax Counties
and the cities of Alexandria and
Falls Church, now in the 9th. The
rest of the 9th and the upper part
Of the 1st would be combined to
make up the new 9th District.
World Federalists Plan Fight.
Meanwhile, Virginia's World
Federalists today signifled their
intention to fight for the preser-
vation of a General Assembly in
dorSenent Of world government,
given TWO years dSOs
A resolution to rescind the in
dorsement was described as a
"thinly disguised isolationist at
tack upon the United Nations"
by James H. Parker, of Norfolk,
president of the world Federalist
movement in Virginia.
Mr.. Parker said the proposed
anti-federation resolution, spon-
sored by State Senator Frank
Richeson of Richmond and
Delegate Maynard Magruder Of
Arlington, is negative and offers
no constructive solution to the
problems of atomic war and con-
taxation:" -
Senator Richeson called for
repeal Of the 1850 Endorsement
resolution because "due to chang
ing conditions and maturer con-
it appeared world
government would entail the
of national sovereignty"
The 1850, resolution approved
United States participation In
world governments long as
none Of the Nations basic free
doms were disturbed.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Mothers Teachers Club
To Meet in HYuttsyiIIe

The Mothers' and Teachers
Club Of Hyattsville Elementary
School will meet at 8 pm. tomor-
row in the Forty-third avenue
school. Fifth and sixth graders
win entertain. Y
The Clubs square dance viii be
held in the school at 8 pm. Fri
lday. 80
Evening star., 1952-02-04
WYNN. Fare Boo'I
Not NEEDED, Arlington
ice Brief Contends

A proposed fare increase sought
by the Arnold busline is not need
ed for a fair return on the com.
pany's investment, Attorney Nal
colin D. Miller, representing the
Arlington County Board, said ir
a final brief filed today with the
Interstate Commerce Commission
The brief includes arguments
cited by Mr.. Miller during hear
ings on the proposed increase be-
fore the ICC last November and
December. a
The company, formally known
as the Washington. Virginia &
Maryland Coach Co., is seeking to
drop the use of tokens and sub
stitute straight cash fares.
The tokens sell at six for ST.
Fares range from 20 to 40 cents
in various riding zones.
Change Suspended to April 80.
The commission already has en-
tered an order granting the in
crease, but at the request of the
County Board the change was sus-
pended at least until April 30.
Mr.. Miller declared the COM
pany, in its testimony, failed to
submit factual evidence. but Of
fered opinions mot based upon
substantiating facts"
The attorney also said the firm
took "a gloomy view Of the future"
and failed to consider revenue in
creaSes which might result from
opening Of the new Hecht Co. and
Kann's department stores in Ar
lington.
The attorney also reported 90
seph L. Arnold, the bus company
owner, could not be found for
service of q subpoena issued by
the commission for the purpose of
having him testify In justification
of his salary and expenses.
Would Add $54,565.
Mr.. Miller said no general fare
increase is proposed and he ques-
toned the proposed raising of
new revenue entirely from users Of
tokens.
Company spokesmen estimated
the new schedule of fares would
add $54,656 a year to revenues. A
decline of about 10 per cent in
business would be expected if
tokens were eliminated.
More than so exhibits were In
troduced into evidence by the
company. The firm said it is los
ing money on new routes it has
established.
Adding to the company's ex-
penses, spokesmen said, are idle
buses. which are used for only
about three and a half hours a
day during rush hours.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
L.utheruns to Meet

ROANOKE. Va, Feb. 3. R.-
The 123rd annual convention lof
the Lutheran Synod of Virginia,
United Lutheran Church in
America, will open here tomorrow
and continue through Friday.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Highways Of the Future
Highways Of the Future
|Souso BHdge-Benning Traffic
MAY Soon Get One-Wdy Streets
By Jones 6. Deune

Two new one-way thorough
fares may soon help speed
motorists in Northeast Washing
ton.
The streets involved are Four
teenth street and Seventeenth
street. The District proposes to
Evening star., 1952-02-04
PTA to Meet

The Weyanoke (Va.) Elemen-
|tary School PTA win hold .
founders day program ats o'clock
tonight In the school near Lin
colnia, Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
RoIIinewood EIementoryP PTA

The RolIingwood Elementary
School PTA win meet at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the school. Feature
of the meeting will be demon
stration Of the new Montgomery
County Bookmobile.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Porkside Elementary PTA

The PTA of the Parkside Eie-
mentarys School will meet at 8
nm. tomorrow at the school. i,
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Woodside PTA TO See Film

The Woodside PTA will meet
from 1 to 4 pm. tomorrow In the
Woodslde Elementary School, Sill
yer Spring. "A film and a demon
stration on arts teaching will be
given.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Historical Society Bouquet

The Montgomery County His
torical Society will hold its BAN
quet at $50 pm. February 81
i'm the Columbia Country Club.
Evening star., 1952-02-04

Tomorrow: Downtown conges-
tiOn and the "inner loop"
Evening star., 1952-02-26
JUDGE Reid Advocates Revival
or Arlington Justices OF Peace

Revival Of the 6hiee 0f jistIet
Of the Beaee has been BreB0Sed
In AFllHRten BY eallntv G0uFI
dudee HuRh ReId=the Eaal wh6
drafted and steeFed legislation
threHgh the General Assembly N
1922 aB0llshlHs the efieel
A bill Ia BF9vlde I6F aFBelhtl
FnRht N iHsHees III the BfAee h
me eeHhtv eGttFt lBaRe IA hHN
leIHg ggHslaeFeA bV me g9HntleS
eltleh ana FaWHs ,gamHlttee .9l
Ehei HeHse @ Belegatesr 5Hast
Reld sAlar
We declares tho pFepasal WeHla
BEeVlae faF eaMRensRtlaR af thesf
|afIleeFs NJ he set bV the paHntV
Beard This WaHla eliminate the
'ala abieetl0n against these en-
GERS helng PAID fFam fees col.
leetea Rs . result Of iHalala|
action,
Judge Reid said the appolnt-
Ment Of At least three justieei
would prevent recurrence of two
incidents In recent weeks, when
charges OF driving while drunk
were dismissed against two meH
because they were not ought
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Fairfax Jury Commission
Gets First Woman Member!

Women have been appointed 10
q jury commission In Fairfax
County for the first time.
Mrs iGllEabeth btraus OF 9ii
Falrmont drlvG fremont Gardens,
and Mrs, Rea q, bh0ver OF Massa.
Ghusetts avenue, Franklin Park,
were among Ave appointed 10 the
1909 commission yesterday by
EAlrfAx Circuit judge paul Brown,
Women have been serving on
jurles In Virginia since the 1860
session Of the LEGISLATURE AuthOrs
lBed them 10, but Judae Brown
said none had been named befOre
Yesterday 10 sefve on h Jury O0ins
mission In FAlpfAN,
This Jury commissioners prepare
The llBts Dt JlirBrHi
1'he either members for 1854
lore JAiiles H. BryAht, H., 6i OH
Harvard drive, t|uesheli MAh6fI
turner Al WHihsley, fierhd6h, and
Edward n M0hfbe, tjftDh,
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Fouquier Welfare Head Asked
To Review List Of 300 on Rolls

the past seven or eight years"
Recent investigations which
have led 10 dropping Of sothe
welfare eases, MI. Palmer said
we're d result OF investigations
by beard members 6f OF com.
plants BY citizens. Fhe beard has
favored The feihvestleati6n OF all
eases, he added, but has bean
awaiting appointing OF the new
superintendent
Mr. Palmer said that the e6uRty
|"sh0uid ana must continue 10 takt
care OF needy eases but we're mol
la0lha 10 pF0Vide relief 10 adultl
Wh0 are able 10 W0Pkl"
~ bad luck or bad health ever.
takes someone who needs help, hi
WI Ret w." the board member
said, nbut We are gelna IN have
4 full REORGANIZATION Of euF Tellel
preaFam,"
Nv Palmer, A retired LANDSCAPE
eentpaetar, was appointed 10 thl
board In December, 1850,
Evening star., 1952-02-26

beleFe a b0hd commissioner
'fYF5ERss"ii iva easss 10. vhleh .sBe
IHFlAt. FeieFFed Involved MejvlH
Wegklegt Al ei The 1900 bl0ek
9f h9FtB Aevehtb Alfeetl AfllHRi
E9HI RHd Howard sanford .8l
LIE 400 block ei N StElef AWj
lfuhkeh dFlvlhe ehAtRes ARAlhst
the tW8 men weFe dlsmlAAea IN
SEPARATE ABpeHFAhees beeRHAe
theV had het beeh Rlyeh 4 ehahee
~ Rgst bgha BFGmBtlyI
Fhe bFeeeht RvstfW M ARHAlhtE
lBg m Attorney A bail ehMmlsE
sl0BeF ls unsatisfactory hsGRHse
RBeh RpRelntees eRnneE be avail =
ahle gHFlng fhe nlEhtr Illegal
aetentlaR results when persons
ehRFged with ReFlaHs violations
aFe not Placed under hand and
advised af their rights, he said,
Judge Reid said Arlington Is
the only community IN the Stats
that does not have justices OF the
peace, He declared that the
urban character Of the county
and the increased tTafiiG and
other crime ratios since 1889
warrant 0 return 70 mf ola
system,
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Ssstisl bisBslsh 10 ths s,as

WARHENTON, Vaa FEB. 90
The rev superintendent 0f the
Fauduier County Department 6i
Public Welfare has been asked by
the e6ufty Welfare Beard 10 fea
view q ilst OF about 800 welfare
recipients
f'he new superintendent "a Miss
Nancy Price, Wh6 formerly held 4
similar position In Hanover
66untV, near Riehmena, Miss
Price came 10 WarFehten from
Richmond Polytechnic Institute
where she had resumed study IN
social Werkr
The post OF superintendent had
been vacant since September
Hstlep Palmer, one OF the mem,
hers OF the board, said thai al tht
hPst monthly meeting attended bI
the new superintendent, board
members requested pe-AKaminA-
tlon Of tho 300 cases which hi
said have been ION the rolls f0l
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Brentwood Man Fined
$500 In Numbers Case

A bi'yeAr.0ld Brentwood tMd,)
man was flned $500 IN Upper Marls
D0f0 Police Court yesterday after
ne WIS convicted Of possession OF
numbers slips,
Judge Mia n, iiInman CpAi,a
lfiiD0aed Tho flhe on Sidney Cant,
epl0fedl who haVe hls address M
The 1900 block VI Rhode iAInnd
avenue. ne appealed through AZ
l0fiiby Bowie Llllnfd and Wah fHs
leased Under A96D bbhd
frlnte tiBprHes County tJptees
Ives Ralph Band and tihhllNh h.
Petfyk6 arrested Cant Jh Fhbpils
hty ~ Ab6ut 4 Block ir6ffi hls
h6iiitI
1he GifleefS sald Cant HAD
b6ileg siIbs IN hls Ij9ekelb ana 6VRf
Lht AllH Vls6F M bla earI aIBHH
WIZ u I'eallIha eafd0 which read,
IN Ilhfti
ntjdds 400. Ia I've BAY on
wlth Il biille
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Annapolis Road LIeensee
Convicted In Sale 10 Minor

Abraham Klelnshwag, ba-year.
old proprietor OF Klein's Liquors
A7a2 Annapolis road, Rladenshurg
was convicted yesterday Of sell!ne
liquor to O minor,
Judge Nita 3. Hinman Crane
imposed O s2b fne, after an under.
age undercover agent for Bladens-
burg police testified. In Upper
Marlboro Police Court, that he
bought O half.pint OF whisky from
Kleinshwag last January 8.
The agent, Bernard j. Anderson
OF the $500 block Ritenhouse
street, Riverdale. said he reached
legal age on January AZ.
Mr.. Kleinshwag told the court
the youth had purchased liquor
from him on other occasions and
had told him he was 81.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
A|exandria, Arlington
Lead State In Funds
For Child Education
BY HE AssstIalsd Press

RICHMOND, Feb. s8.=Aiexs
ahdrla and Arlington are afn6he
Virginia localities which spent
The most funds per child for edua
eaten In i9B8a5i, The VIfflnia
Education Association said today
Arlington led all the counties
With on expenditure Of SisBr8s
per child, and Alexandria, With
si6i 49, WAS ffth am0na elties
Fairfax was second among tho
LOO counties with Sl0e,74, and
FaHquler WAS sixth with Ss4,8a
Cities and counties spent 49,.
SB4 l6R7 0ut Of local funds for pub-
lle education In laBg-bl, tho as-
seplatien said, This represented
ON increase of Ra,0l9,a4a over the
pPeeedlng year,
YEA said tho increase Ia fol
operation only, and does not In
elnde debt service and capital
outlay.
The association also made an
analysis Of local ability and effort
In providing funds for public edu-
cation,
while the counties are in
creaslng their efforts to support
public education" the YEA re-
ported, ION the whole they still
lag behind cities In the degree OF
effort exerted,"
In iDb0.bl, the counties put up
S0l.3i per child In average daily
attendance and the cities spent
on average OF si33,i0 per child
from local funds.
In ability based on true wealth
back OF each child, Arlington
ranked highest among the counties
with 02i,003 Other leading
counties In this category arc
Warren. Si4,i7b; Loudoun, 0i4,.
JB7; FAuquief, el4,36b, and Fair-
fox, 9i0,7b2.
Among the Ave cities with tho
hlghest ability Is Alexandria,
922,292.
The average county wealth be.
hind each pupil was D7,502, and
for cities, sib,0ie.
Least ERert In Fails Church.
Falls Church II among the slN
elites reported 10 have The least
effort In providing local funds
with q true school taK rate OF III
cents per 900 OF true property
value,
Arlington reported the lowest
percentage OF STATE funds In its
appropriation for education, 81
per cent, Also among Tho 10
lowest IN thlA 0AteH0ry were Fair.
fAN, 90 pet cent FauauleH, N, and
Prince william, AlHO n,
FrederlOksburH, 30 per cent, wAA
among The BeVeh elites With tht
highest percentage 0i stats funds,
Among The lowest Wefe Fails
tjhufeh, 10 per cent and AltAI
HhHflHI ~
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Falls Church Woman l|ned
For DTIvInu fhGcuOh Funeral

A FRIlg Church WemaH WAl
AHia sl6 and easts ii FAiFiSS
I,rlal dHstlee eeHFt yesterday GF
ehaFees 81 aFlVlnE thFeHsh i NJ
heERl Bfgeekslehr
Fhe Ahe was IMpgsed On Mrs
vlfaenFAlha MgFalsk, M, ef FlEHr
mlt 1 u. gFlye !. " EaHs Church she WEI
ARRESTED . 4 last THURSDAY by FalFfal
police Pvtr HeFbeFt MaFeeV, Whf
festlflea thai Mrs Morales bFaki
lAfA 4 fNneFRl procession af apr
pFlklmately 100 ears,
The procession was attending
the funeral Of Lawrence H
Poland, q route agent for Thu
Star, who was killed when struck
by a traetoF-tFalleF, Police saiG
the eonvietlon was the fiFst they
could recall for that charge IN
recent years.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Takoma Park 10 Vote
March Is 10 Paying
Mayor and Council

Residents Of Takofna PARK viii
have 4 second opportunity March
30 To vote Oh whether the mayor
and e6uhellffeh should receive
salaries
Annual compensation OF The
mayer and e6unellmeR was de-
feated In q referendum In 1900 by
0 Vete OF 300 10 aeir
Fhe new referendum WAS set by
the council last nlRhtl The aau
nual compensation would be 1900
for the mayer and go for council
men, In lleH OF expenses which
they now may receive egunGll-
man W. Brooks PeFFlne, who an-
neHneea no was not A candidate
tor reelection, introduced tho
referendum measure,
Another ordinance adapted last
night provides for the removal 0l
tho taxi stand on Laurel al East
erR avenue 10 q point 100 feet
north ON Laurel avenue to pFeVlde
q bus transfer point at this inter-
section,
Special police officers appointed
include James Hash, Daniel Town
send, Steve Adams, j, w, Paeke
l., q, Small, Richard Hill, Guy
Nelson, l., W, Botimer, Morris
Lowry and @, n, Murphy, otIicer
J. J. Linkins resigned because oi
low salary,
A number OF citizens protested
the rezoning OF property owned by
Clifton G. McMillin from reslden.
tial b 10 residential G. The tract
Ia on the west side OF Flower ave-
nue., north OF Kennebec avenue
A report Ia scheduled for the next
council meeting. A petition wai
also received from Andrew A..
Horner. jru 8i0B Kenewick avenue
requesting the reEoning OF prop.
erty from residential Ri8 to Rbb
New Hampshire Gardens. Abut-
ting property owners have 40.
proved the change.
In the absence OF Mayor Ross
II, BeVille, Councilman Charles II,
Kllnek presided.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Man, 76, on Probation
In Welfare Conviction
by NE AIIsGIslsa p,s.,

ORANGE, w. Feb. sO,--TrlaI
Justice q, u, om0hundrO haI
convicted y, W, tllankenshlp, 10
OF iiAwheld, OF fraudehtly accept.
lna OldsAHe assistance,
The court imposed n Suspended
gOsday lAli sentence yesterday and
placed BlAhkenShlp on Two yeArl
probation
This penalty VIVA recommended
Iby commemorative Attorney n
PAke filAHlfibUthAiHi
"l'he B0uft IA reluctant III t,aSl
behtBhee 6h men III y0uf hae bul
Under thg iHWa and for tha t,pOa
beetl6h VI tht commonwealth WI
hAve W ~ thebe thIhsSIb dlbtlet
Uih0huhdf6 bAldI
Tire ehAtR6 aaalfSt BlaHkeHShIl,
HftW 6ut 6f \ eAse IN Whleh dalilel
ftiehaFds 9i 6FanRe e0uhty WA
ehArRe Wlth asbaultlhR BlahkenI
shltl 9hd takl1R tlll00 iF0n blFH
HltHhfhBl ABl VIVA H1HVlettH bt
IN 0tAhRe County elFeult BauFl
uFy FebpuApv \ Ahd sentenced M
|elkht EeAFA IN brlAAhI
BlBhkehshiB t9ld JHAtIeh 0mA.
lhHhdpD Dc bAd flilAFeBFeAehtad IN
ease W the WefAfe B9BFdI BHE dld
% beeFHSe ne nWAhted 70 be BHl
|AWAvN
/ .He explained ha WAs EAvlAg the
Illr49e "a buy q eagkat end RHFlal
IRFeHha feF hlMseH and had eSH
peetea W Pay Baek sehle ef tht
ManeHt
Testimony lRalaatea no mAdf
tho sl4e0 by sslllRs liVestepkr
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Fkecrocker Tossed
Near Policeman
Brings $50 Fine

A man was fined $50 and given
a 30-day suspended jail sentence
In Alexandria Police Court yes
terday on charges Of tossing a
firecracker In front Of an Alexan-
dria policeman's wife.
Police said the firecracker ex-
ploded and burned the leg OF
Mrs. Patricia Thomas, II, wife OF
Pvt. Donald Thomas.
The firecracker was tossed
from q moving automobile, police
said, as the policeman and hi
wife were standing on the side.
walk Saturday night.
Pvt. Thomas chased the auto.
mobile several blocks on foot, ant
noted the license number. This let
TO the arrest Of Horace N. Pulley
20, OF the 1900 block OF Duk,
street. He was fined S26 on {
charge OF disofderly conduct ant
another S2S, plus 80 days sus,
pended, on O charge OF diseharginl
fireworks In tho city.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Alexandra Hospital 10 Add
Separate PedIsIhtS WInu

A AeBAFalR HedIalfles elHs VIII
be Added Az hlesHhaflH ,HaABIlBll
The BgaFd III Blfeet9fA Iasi hlRh6
aHthaflfed eaHyffalaH M fhe sRas
9HdHh99f BaAeeEhela WlHg lHtg
ID separate Redlatfles Department.
.The WlHs new u Hsed feF eRtFa
HfHlf sRAeer
FedlAtFles eases Al present are
accommodated elsewhere on The
second AaaF, The new plan viii
make II possible 10 close alF the
pedlatrlRs department. from the
rest Of The hospital,
Van o. Adams, hospital admins
istFataFr said moving the pediatries
department into the wing would
make ~ additional beds ayailahle
for general hospital cases,
He said the community needs
additional adult beds because the
hospital sometimes has to turn.
loWn elective cases,
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Board Asks Law 10 End
Ban on U.s.. Employees
In Elective Office

Enactment OF legislation insur-
Ing the right OF Government en-
ployes to hold elective ONCE In
Arlington is urged by the Airing.
ton County Board.
The board last night voted ap.
proyal OF On amendment TO Vir.
ginia law. now being considered
by the General Assembly. The
amendment was drafted by the
Arlington Civic Federation and
recommended TO Arlington's three.
man delegation In the Legisla.
ture.
Original Ban In 1888,
II would provide for assurance
that tho offlces OF county board,
school board and committees or
commissions created BY either
body DO open 10 Federal employees,
despite q law adopted In 1888
forbldding these employees 10 hold
elective or appolntlVe ofilees IN
the State,
The old law IA included IN A
section OF The Virginia code, An
amendment, enacted In 1880, gave
FEDERAL employees Tho right 10 hold
sueh once In Arlington,
But thls amendment IA under
attaek In The Arlington Circuit
Court BY . group OF slH taxpayers,
VINO assert u was special iealAlAs
tl0h ana As sliUh IA un00nAtltus
tl0hAl, Former County Treasurer
John Locke Green Representa- Inc
plaintiffs.
Hearing sel On Junk Yards.
IN another action, Tho board
voted 10 fesAdvuitlsH for bubble
hearing Oh March ~, M, Drdls
iiAtieB bahflHA operation III jlink
yards Tbs ordinance VIVA flrsL
proposed iaAt year ana WAA rHs
lBrrtd III Vie County t,IaHrlHa
IgOifiiilsbl6ii tor ree6flifiehdA tl6llAI
But tlig e0ihitlBsl0h refused lts
approval
B9AFd members eaRlAiBed II "A
necessary t6 fesAdvePtise the 6Pdls
names IN HpdeP % eElAGt II WIth6ut
the commissioners At}bFDvAl
HJle ordinance W6uld mol Afeet
Hhk yAFdB h6W established IN the
county,
Evening star., 1952-02-26
PTA 10 Hear DV, Deans

MethldR AF teRehlAg RFlthMetll
in elementary schools will be dis.
eHssed by pF, HdWlHa Deans, Ar
llAgtaA elementary schools super
visor, At q curriculum W0Fkshep
sponsored by the Mckinley School
PTA at 8 pm, Thursday In the
school, 1880 North Mckinley road
Arlington, o
Evening star., 1952-02-26
BsVwyn PTA Denee

A Leap Year Square Dance will
be sponsored by the ReFWyn Ele-
mentaFy School PTA at $50 pm
Friday W the school on RFanch-
Ile road, ReFwyn, Nd,
Evening star., 1952-02-26
WVedsIde Guild 10 Meet

Vhe WESLEYAN keFVlee Guild Hl
the Waadslae Methadlst phHEeh,
silver RpFipg, win Meet at 4 pIR'
LamaFFaW In the hame Of Mrs
william TampklHs, ala 6pFlHe
street, Silver Spring,