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MISS JACKSON ..

will be granted upon the ac-
ceptance of her doctoral thesis.
She has also pursued resident
graduate studies at the Uni
versity of Heidelberg in Ger
many and at the University of
London in England.
Miss Jackson has eleven yrs.
teaching experience in Saint
.Croix. After being graduated
from the Frederiksted Junior
High School she was employed
as an elementary teacher at
Diamond Rural school, later
being transferred to the Fred
eriksted Public Grammar
school. During that time she
completed her high school
credits through study with the
American School in Chicagos
Polytechnic Institute in San
German, Puerto Rico. She at
tended Howard University in
Washington before transfer
ring to Central Michigan Col
lege of Education where she
received her Alb degree ia
elementary supervision.
She received the MA degree
in secondary supervision from
New York University. Her
Ed. SIP. degree was granted in
the field Of administration Of
regional and state school sys-
TENS. Research for her Doc
tors thesis will be in the field.
Of educational administration.
While a student in Germany
, 1952-06-18
N Q E

It seems advisable to bring
certain sections Of the "Ordin-
ance to protect Wild Birds,
Female Turtles, Turtle Eggs,
and Female Lobsters' to the
attention Of those concerned:
Section 5. That any per-
son who between June 1st and
October Slst knowingly or
Wilfully kills, wounds or takes
female sea turtles, or know
ingly Or Wilfully exposes or
offers for sale or purchases
such animal or snimals, or any
part Of such animal or animals
killed, wounded or taken, or
knowingly or Wilfully collects
.sea-turtle eggs or knowingly
or Wilfully exposes or offers
for sale or purchases such egg
or eggs collected within the
dates specified, which shall be
known as the closed season,
shall be liable to punishment
as prescribed in Section 10 Of
this Ordinance.
Section s. That any per-
son who at any time knowing
" or Wilfully kills, wounds or
takes female Holsters with
eggs, or knowingly or Wilfully
exposes or offers for sale or
purchases such lobster or lob
sters killed, wounded or taken,
shall be liable to punishment
as prescribed in Section 10 Of
this Ordinance.
Section 10. That the closed
seasons shall be: Wild Pigeons,
Mountain Doves, Ground
Doves, Quail Doves, from
March 18th to August 18th:
Gallinules, G oots $, Yellow
Legs, Ducks, from January LIST
to- June 3Oth; Quails, no open
season.
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No. 821
GOVERNMENT or
THE VIRGIN SLANT Of THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF RENEWAL
APPLICATION HAVING BEEN a BY:
o-cEDAR cARPN
o-CEDAR CARP'N

for registration in the Virgin Islands Of the United States Of
renewal of Certificate Of Registration No. 87163, registered
in the United States Patent Office on June 20, 1882, and IN
the Virgin Islands of the United States on August -, 1916, and
it having been shown that said certificate Of registration was
renewed in the United States Patent Office on May 20. 1852,
for a period Of twenty (20) years from July 2, 1852, unless
sooner terminated as provided by law, in the name OF O-cedar
Corp'n, Of Chicago, Illinois, a corporation OF Illinois. which
has made a showing Of ownership Of the said trademark;
THIS rs TO CERTIFY that the said renewal has been
recorded in the Office Of the Government Secretary Of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States, at St. Thomas, in accord
ance with the provisions in the Regulations governing the re-
gistration Of Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands,
approved April 1, 1916.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Sealof the Government of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie,
this 9th day Of May, AID, 1852.
SEAD
Daniel w. Ambrose
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1952-06-18

Section 10. That any per-
son convicted Of offense
against this Ordinance shall
be liable to a fine of not less
than $500 and not exceeding
$25.0O, and in all cases confis-
cation BY the court of the i'm
p1ements used Mrearm, traps
net, fshpot, etc.)"
Anton G. TeYtaud Director
Game Commission
, 1952-06-18

and in England she studied
human relations in world
affairs.
It is expected that Miss Jack
son will spend a short vacation
in st. Croix before going into
the wider field Of her chosen
profession.
, 1952-06-18

bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 424,339, dated October / 1916, and now owned by The
Proctor g Gamble Company, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, a corpora
ton of Obi, which has made a showing Of ownership Of the
said trademark.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Seal of the Government Of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States to be affixed a Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas, Virginislands, this 18th day Of May, AID.
1862.
(SEAL)
Daniel w. ambrose
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1952-06-18
GoVERNMENT OF

GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN LANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, s.. Thomas
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
10 ALL WHO THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME,
GREETING:
THIS is TO CERTIFY that there has been registered in
the Office Of the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands
Of he United Stats, at S. Thomas, in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Regulations governing the registration of
Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved
April j, 1916, the following TRADEMARK:
, 1952-06-18

Daniel w. Ambrose
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1952-04-05
& E D A

Ratification Of the new Constitution.
Election Of a National Committeeman for the
years 1852 to 1856.
Election Of a National Committeewoman for
the years 1852 to 1856.
Election Of an Insular Chairman.
Election of an Insular Vice Chairman.
Election Of a Finance Chairman.
Election Of a Secretary-Treasurer
Election Of one Delegate and Alternate to the
Republican National Convention which will be
held in Chicago on July 4 1852.
yOY p. GORDON. Insular Chairman.
, 1952-04-05
$4,000
George Van Ripper

In the matter Of the Estate
OF JOHN ]. REILLY Also Known.
AS JOHN REILLY JR.), Deceased
, 1952-04-05
CONVENTION or THE REPUBLICAN,
ORGANIZATION OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

All members Of the Republican Clubs Of the Virgin Isl
lands are invited to attend A Convention which will be held
at the Municipal Councils Hall, 81. Thomas, Virgin Islands,
on April AZ, 1852, at $50 f. M.
AT this meeting the following items will be taken UP and
voted upon by the members:
, 1952-04-05
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

Marie1ra s. Reilly
Executrix
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basses. Edward Owens will play
the pipe organ.
COMMUNITY.
The choir of Cheverly Commu-
nifty Church, Cheverly, Md, will
present a program of Christmas
music on Christmas eve at II
pm. Guest artists will be Edward
Seferian, violinist: well
Smith, cornetist, and Dale Har-
pham. trombonist. The "Hallelu-
jah Chorus" from Handel's Mes
siah," and Christmas anthems will
be sung by the choir, directed by
Oliver C. zinsmeiSter. A program
of organ music played by Gladys
is. Zinmeister is scheduled for
10:40 pm.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The choir of the Rock Spring
Congregational Church, Arlington
Va, will be heard in Hawley's
THE Christ Child" in a candle
light service at 5 pm. tomorrow
Soloists include Leone Yoder, Nan
Netherton, Lucille Heating. Mar
ion Suter. Jack Burns, Bill OSter-
haus, Paul Solandt, James Lee and
Charles Freitag.
SPIRITUALIST
I At the Church Of Two Worlds,
2460 Sixteenth street NV, Sheila
Gardiner. soprano. will sing Cal
kin's II Heard the Bells on Christ
mas Day" and Adams "Cantique
de Noel" at the Christmas service
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By Alice Eversmon

The feast Of the Nativity will
be celebrated in Washington
churches with specially prepared
Christmas music. Most Of it will
be heard at the services tomorrow
but candlelight carol singing
will commemorate the sentiments
of the sacred day on Christmas
eve.
In st. Peters Catholic Church
a program of carols at 11:15 pm
christmas eve precedes the cele.
bration of the midnight mass
Rejoice Greatly. o Daughter oil
Zion," from Handel's Messiah
will be sung by Carroll Nation
soprano. in the carol portion
Piechler's "St. Franziskus- Messe'
will be used during the mass with
Pedestrians 20 bone Jesu" sung
at the offertory. Solos will be
Yon's "Jesu, Redemption omnium.
and Schubert's Ave Maria" A
string orchestra will accompany
the organ. played by Joseph Rich
ard Rancourt, and the singers
Miss NATION. Carolyn Manning
Shelse, contralto; John Balsinger
tenor, and John Philibert. bass,
take solo parts.
During the midnight mass
Christmas eve at Holy Trinity
Church, Georgetown. Joan Allen
will sing MY Soul Doth Magnify
the Lord" from THE Nativity"
Other solos will be taken by
Charles E. Bodson. William Cur
tin. Lois Jagdman. Eileen Nc
Cauley, Mary Flaharty. Jack
Buckley and H. j. Stewart. He
Shall Feed His Flock" from the
Messiah" will be sung by, wom-
ems voices.
EPISCOPAL
Dudley Bucks The Coming of
the King" will be performed at
st. Paul'S Church, Rock Creek
Parish. tomorrow morning at II by
the choir. The soloists are Eliza
beth Linberg, soprano; Velma Bar
nett. contralto; James Mann, ten
or, Lewis Payne, baritone. Henry
B. Steer will be at the organ.
The Church of Our Saviour will
usher in the feast of Christmas
with a carol service on Christmas
eve at IL o'clock.
A Christmas pageant depicting
the birth Of Christ will be pre-
scented at All Souls Memorial
Episcopal Church at 4 pm. to-
morrow in the parish hall. It
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ticipate in the vesper carol service
at 4 pm.
The Sanctuary Choir of Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church
will sing the following anthems
at the 5 pm. vesper service to-
morrow: Richter's THE Creation, "
Rathbone's How Beautiful Upon
the Mountains" Shippers mag
nificat," and Jones Christians,
Awake" With the chapel choir
Friedell's when Christ Was Born
of Mary Free" and Neidlinger's
THE Birthday of King" will be
sung, Daniel Bigbee being soloist
in the latter. Joining the two
groups will be the Junior Choir
in Christmas Song" and Tours
Sing. o Heavens. Mozart's "Lul-
laby" is scheduled for women's
voices, and solos will be sung by
Robert Northrop, tenor, Helen
Turner and Marguerite Martinelli,
sopranos.
Bucks Christmas Prelude" will
be the organ prelude. and NAL
lard's March of the Shepherds
the postlude at the II am. wor-
ship tomorrow.
Christmas Flowers" a drama
based on THE Legend of the
Christmas Rose" will be given at
Chevy Chase Baptist Church to-
morrow at S pm. in the Social
Hall. Dorothy Troth Muir is the
director.
LUTHERAN.
The Lutheran Church of the
Reformation will feature music by
the Washington composers and
arrangers: Richard Bales, Balm
bridge Crist, Mary Howe, Arnold
F. Keller. jr., and George Koehler
at its musical vesper service to-
morrow at 7::30 pm. Soloists are
Peggy Zabawa, Julia Shonk, So
Ipranos: Grace Lowell. Eleanor
Pressly, contraltos: Otto Kindert,
John Nordberg. tenors, and julie
Zabawa, Don Robinson. baritones.
On Christmas eve at 10:45 there
will be Candlelight Musical
Service by the combined choirs
directed by Mr.. Zabawa. Mr..
Koehler will play Maleingreau's
I"Triptyque pour la Noel" and
Corelli's Concerto Crosse No. 8"
as Prelude.
METHODIST.
Wesley Methodist Church will
present Williams cantata THE
Mystery of Bethlehem" on Christ
mas eve at II pm. Temple Dunn
is the director, Lee Meredith, So
prano. Adon Phillips, bass, are the
! SOlOiStS,
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The Choir Of the Mt. Rainier
Methodist Church will sing Christ
mas anthems at the II am. Selv-
ice tomorrow. At 8 pm. Morgan S
cantata 1.-THE Holy Birth" will be
given with incidental solos taken
by Dorothy Acklin. soprano; May
Stanton and Juanita Steele, con-
traltos; Linwood Dodge, Keith
Steele and Harold Thompson,
baritones. Elizabeth Carpenter
will direct.
Anacostia Methodist Church will
celebrate Christmas with music at
the services tomorrow and on
Christmas eve. At 1880 pm. to-
morrow, the Chapel, Cherub
Etude, and Sanctuary Choirs will
sing carols and music from Han
dePs Messiah" The "Hallelujah
Chorus" Come Unto Him" and
For Unto Us a Child is Born
from 1.-THE Messiah" will be given
at the morning service. Soloists
are Kay Keeton. Patty Bremen,
sopranos. Roy Blankenship, Ver-
non Davis, tenors, Helen Payne,
contralto, and Ben Jackson, bass.
At the midnight service Christ
mas eve carols, solos, and anthems
will be sung by the Sanctuary
Choir. David Weiner is minister of
music.
The Sanctuary Choir of Grace
Methodist Church, Takoma Park,
will present Matthews cantata,
The Story of Christmas at both
the $3.50 and the II am. services
tomorrow, directed by DR.. Milford
E. Morris. A pageant, THE Door, y
will be staged at 7:30 pm. by the
young people of the church.
At Calvary Methodist Church
the chancel choir, with members
of the Fourth Presbyterian Churc.,
choir, will give the Christmas por-
ton of Handel's Messiah" tomor-
row at 5 pm. Fague Springmar
will direct and Charlton Meyer
will be at the organ. The soloists
are Beatrice Tender Zastrow So
prano; Doris Low, contralto; Rob
ert Mackie, tenor, and Thomas
Potter, bass.
PRFSRVTERVAN
The choirs of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church will
sing the Christmas portion OF
Handels Messiah" tomorrow at
8 pm. The solos will be taken
by Barbara Bateman. soprano;
Helen Housman, contralto; Har-
old Copenhaver, tenor, and Rich
ard Rogers, bass.
A Christmas carol, candlelight
service will be given by the West
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FERN Presbyterian Church Choir to-
morrow night at pm. at the
church. The soloists are Frank
Abeel, William Campbell, Jessie
Draftin. Howard Griffith, Margaret
Wilmington and Jeanne Wood.
Nancy Poore Tufts is organist and
choir director.
Christmas music, beginning with
carols, will be heard in Central
Presbyterian Church at the 10:45
service tomorrow morning. Van
de Waters Might of Nights" will
be the offertory duet sung by
Betty Wilcox and George Dobbs.
Rogers Virgins Slumber Song"
is a solo by Juliette Wilkes and
the service closes with Faulkes'
i"Scherzo Symphonique" as post
Ilude.
AT 1880 pm. Handel's Messiah"
will be given.
CHRISTIAN.
1.-THE Christ Child" by Hawley,
will be sung by the sanctuary
choir of the Ninth Street Christian
Church tomorrow night at 7:45
pm. in the church sanctuary
under the direction Of Edward A.
Carey. The soloists are: Frances
Rau, Anna Mae Bowman and
Betty Ruth Williams, sopranos;
Aurelia Gross and Joan Raybold,
contralto: Hubbard Quantrille and
Ronald Anderson, tenors; George
MOudy and Lloyd KneStrick
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Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1912

tomorrow at 8 pm. Poldinis
"Exhaltation" is the prelude and
TschaikoWsky'S Christmas" the
offertory. Freda D. Egbert is
pianist and accompanist.
UNITARIAN
The ALI Souls Church quartet,
Florence Miller. soprano; Mary
Apple, contralto; Irving Chandler,
tenor. and John Manville, bass.
will sing numbers by Martin Shaw,
Pergolese, Eric Fogg. and carols
arranged by Niles and Wood dur
ing the II am service tomorrow.
Organ numbers by Lewis Atwater
include D'Aquin's Noel sur les
Flutes; Mulet's Noel; and of
fertoire sur d'anciens Noels" in
Guilmant' arrangement.
| During the 5 o'clock candlelight
service Britten's "Hodie Christus
Natus Est" and the 18th century
"Divinum Mysterlum" will be sung
following the organ preludes:
Maleingreaus Messe du Jour de
Noel" and Nibelle's Ave Maria"
played by Mr.. Atwater. Carols
and the duets. Franck's La
Verge" and DarcieuX's arrange
ment of Christians, Hank" con-
clude the program.
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will be directed by the Drams
Club of the church and enacted
by the children of the school. The
Junior choir will sing carols dur.
ing the pageant.
Identical services will be held al
Nativity Episcopal Church Christ.
mas eve at 1880 pm. and Christ.
mas Day at 1890 am. The Mich.
olson Communion Service in c
will be sung. Before the Christ
mas ,eve worship, Robert Pohl
man, tenor, will sing Adams &C
Holy Night" Joan Groncke is tn,
organiSt.
The choir of st. Lukes p. e
Church will sing Handel's Mes.
Siah" at the II am. service to.
morrow and Saint-SaenS' Christ.
mas Oratorio." on Christmas ev,
at II pm. Soloists will be Sara
McFerrin. soprano, and Rober1
McFerrin, baritone. Willis A
Hines is choirmaster and James B
Jones, organiSt.
The music for the Christina:
eve communion service at 11:3(
pm. in Grace Episcopal Church
Alexandria, Va. will include Viii.
lan's "Missa de Sancta Maria
Magdalena," the Gloria in excel
sis Dec" from Bach's "Magnifi.
cat" and Vittoria's 20 magnum
mysterium." Carols will precede
the service. Helen Morrow, So
prano; Alice Krasnow. contralto;
Ashley Guy Hope. tenor, are the
Soloists. Roger Cunningham. vio-
linist. will assist. Richard Dou-
gall is .organist.
BAPTIST.
The annual performance OF
Handles Messiah at the First
Baptist Church will be tomorrow
at S. presented by the combined
adult School of Choirs, directed by
Harwood v. Hall. Louise Blake is
the organist. Mary Dark, soprano
Ruth Hall. contralto. Donald
Fisher. tenor and Theodore Iltis,
baritone, are the SoloistS.
r. Deane Shure's THE Folklore
Christmas Cantata" is to be fea-
tured at Memorial Baptist Church,
Arlington. Va, at the II am. serv-
ice tomorrow. Sung by the Sane
tuary Choir under the direction OF
Neva Garner Greenwood, the sole
portions will be taken by Nancy
Perkins, Villa Mae Koehn, So
pranos; Dixie Morris, contralto;
Joseph Hunter, tenor, and Ashton
c. Jones. jr., bass. The chapel
choir presents THE Carol Can
tata" by Ellen j. Lorenz at 8 pm
directed by Irja Gustafson.
The Adult. Young People and
Junior Choirs of Fountain Memoir
ial Baptist Church will present the
Christmas pageant. when the
Star Shone,' by Lyman R. Bayard
tomorrow at 1880 pm. Val Dice is
the director.
Identical programs of Christmas
music will be given in Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow at 8 and
11:15 am, Williams "Sing, o
Sing This Blessed Morn" and
Wells "Merrily Sing This Christ
mas Morning" are the athens. Al
Ian Guy. baritone. and Minister of
Music, sings MacGimsey's Sweet
Little Jesus Boy" as solo. A more
elaborate organ program precedes
the singing at the 11:15 service,
when Thomas Moss. organist. plays
Sowerby's Carlton. Weaver's
BELL Benedictus" and Templeton' S
Suite Noel"
The Children's Choirs will par
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Elder Thompson came to the
Silver Spring church two years
ago from his post as president
of the denominations Minnesota
Conference with headquarters at
st. Paul, MINI. Before that he
served as pastor of Central
Church. Minneapolis, MINI.
For IL years Elder Thompson
served in various executive and
pastoral capacities In Africa. He
later was director. of education
for the denominations Kentucky
Conference. and subsequently
served as pastor of Central
Church, Indianapolis, Ind.
Elder and Mrs. Thompson live
at 811 Houston street, Takoma
Park. They have two sons. both
ministers in California conferences
of the church.
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Elder Thomp-
son delivered
his first sermon
as pastor this
morning in the
church at 5000
Colesville road,
Silver Spring,
Md.
He succeeds
Elder Russell
@ u a c kenbush,
who has been
a p p o / n t e d
chaplain Of the
w a S h in g ton
Sanitarium Ia
HoMaa DorlD NM
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Elder F. {. Thompson
Is Adventist Pastor al
Silver Spring Church

Elder Frank E. Thompson has
been named pastor Of the Silver
Spring Seventh-Day Adventist
Church. it was announced today
Evening star., 1952-05-13
7 Indicted in Assaults
On Teen-Age Girls

Two men were indicted yester'
day by a Fairfax grand jury OF
rape charges involving separat,
offenses against two teen-aget
girls.
Joseph Chapman Via, 81, o
Vienna, Va, pleaded innocen
when arraigned on the charge O.
|raping a 13-year-old girl. Tn.
|offenSe occurred In January, &C.
|cording to the indictment.
Robert Lee Posey. 46, of Alex.
Iandria, pleaded innocent to &
similar charge. He is accused o1
attacking a 15-year-old girl last
December.
Circuit Court Judge Paul E
Brown set a trial date Of June 2(
in the case Of Mrs. Ethel Magde-
line Jennings. 18. Of Lincolnia. &C.
cused of beating her 4-month-old
daughter to death on January Is
Mrs. Jennings was indicted by
q special grand jury several days
after her arrest. Fixing Of q
trial date was delayed until yes
terday. however, pending q re-
port from the State mental hos
pital at Marion, Va. where Mrs.
Jennings was committed for OBJ
Hospital authorities
said she is capable Of standing
trial on the charge.
Evening star., 1952-05-13

Of this year. Mr.. Frisbie has said
he will not seek reelection.
A Circuit Court decision last
week banning Federal employees
from serving on the five-member
board may result in election of
four members in the November
election.
Involves 3 Members.
Board Chairman Robert w. Cox
and Member Alan L. Dean are
both Federal employees. Daniel A.
|Dugan, now in private business
was a Government worker when
he was reelected in 1850. All three
|are non-partisans.
The non-partisan group usually
holds its Town Meeting in June
to make nominations for the
County Board. The Circuit Court
decision. however. is expected tc
result in postponement of this
years meeting. It will probably
|be held early in September, just
before the deadline for filing, &C
Icording to Fritz M. Marx, who
headed the last Town Meeting.
To Appeal Decision.
Attorneys for the County Board
said they will appeal the Circuit
Court decision to the State Su-
|preme Court.
Mr.. Bach was an unsuccessful
candidate for the board in 1856
and 1851. He attended schools
in New York State and American
University in the District. He
is married. has three sons ano
lives at 2604 North Potomac street
In his announcement, Mr.. Bach
said he believes there is an i'm.
mediate need for economy in the
county's government.
Evening star., 1952-05-13
Johnson Again Protests
States Salary Refusal
BY the Assoeiofed Press

RICHMOND, Va. May IS. -
Walter johnson, commemorative
attorney Of Northumberland Coun-
ty, has again protested the
states refusal to pay his salary
for March and April.
In . new letter to the State
Compensation Board. Mr.. john
son requested prompt payment
without the imposition of any
condition precedent to being paid. /"
The. board quickly replied, tell
ling Mr.. johnson that it has
ample authority" to withhold
his salary.
The dispute is an outgrowth of
Mr.. Johnson's refusal to fill out
certain forms requested by the
board for its social security rec
ords. Mr.. johnson has refused
to fill out the forms in quadrupli-
cate, charging that it represents
an attempt by Richmond "bu-
reaucracy" to dictate matters
relating to his Office.
Evening star., 1952-05-13
Virginia Planners Stress Need
For Controls on Subdivisions

Earlier Raymond v. Long.
commissioner of the Virginia Di-
vision of Planning and Economic
Development, said an act passed
by the last General Assembly per-
mits appeal from the boards OF
supervisors to the courts in SUBJ
division zoning cases.
At the associations sessions
yesterday, Homer Hoyt, president
of Homer Hoyt Associates, told
planners that economic surveys
should be among the goals OF
planning.
He said that by predicting the
economic development of commu-
mites over a long period. over OF
under planning is less likely to
occur.
AS a member Of a panel on plan
preparation, Herbert F. Schuman
jr., Fairfax County planning di-
rector, spoke of the problems OF
planning without an adequate
staff.
The value of a trained consultant
in preparing plans was empha-
sized by panel members.
Mr.. Schuman was named presi-
dent of the planning association.