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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02

is forecast tonight for Western New York PENN
syvania westward through Michigan Wisconsin the
Northern Rockies Rain and showers in the North
Pacific States and in the Southern portion of the Gulf
States from Florida Louisiana Generally fair weather will
prevail elsewhere viii continue cold most OF the East
third Of the CeHntry except for Southern Florida II viii
be warmer In the Northern and Central Plains States.
LAP WrephOto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02

heOVfu AempeEAtufos Rhia year.
Htehest. 70. on January 16,
Lowest, %, on February Q.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
Hieh, b5, at o am.
Low, %. at 5:25 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02

Tide Tables.
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Geodetic Survey
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Record Temperatures This Il
Evening star., 1953-04-04
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Evening star., 1953-04-04
Stanley Platform
Attacked by Fenwick
As Made Of Promises
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, April 4.-State
Senator Charles r. Fenwick of
Arlington labeled the recently
announced platform of former
Representative Thomas B. STAN
ley "a platform of promises"
On the other hand, said Mr..
Fenwick, who will oppose Mr..
Stanley in the Democratic ipri-
mary for Governor, my plat
form is a platform backed by a
specific record of achievement in
the legislature"
Mr.. Fenwick said he was "de-
lighted to observe" that Mr..
Stanley "has suddenly become
interested in the problems of
tuberculosis, education and
mental institutions"
Agree on Teachers.
"These, of course, have been
for a long time my program in
the legislature" Mr.. Fenwick
continued. II am also pleased to
note in the platform which he
has at last made available to the
public, after some prodding, that
he agrees with me that teacher
salaries must be increased"
BY phone from Roanoke, Mr..
Fenwick said he regretted Mr..
Stanley apparently is not in
accord" with the Fenwick plan
by which the Arlington Senator
would establish "a State agency
to speed up industrial develop
ment in Virginia.
zone of Mr.. Stanley's home
county newspapers has called on
Mr.. Stanley to get behind my
plan so that the people of Vir-
ginia will get the benefits. The
more travel the State and talk
with county and city officials,
civic leaders and the people, the
more convinced I am that the
Fenwick plan is essential to the
future development of Virginia, /"
the Senator added.
Stanley Names Managers.
Stanley-for-G Governor head
quarters, meanwhile, announced
the naming of three more county
campaign managers. s.
They are Commonwealth s
Attorney r. N. Early in Greene
County, businessman Henry l..
Baxley of Hume in Fauquier
County and Attorney Kyle. M.
Weeks in Floyd County.
These three were erroneously
described by the Associated
Press as campaign managers for
Mr.. FenWick.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Arlington Policemen
To Seek Five-Day Week

Arlington policemen will seek
a conference with County Board
members to present their re-
quests for a five-day work week,
Capt. Walter E. Bell, president
Of the Police Association, said.
Capt. Bell said association
members voted to ask for a FIVE
day week Thursday night.
Most county employees, other
than police and f1remen, do not
work Saturdays and Sundays. In
recent years repeated requests
from both police and fire asso-
Citations for a five-day week have
been rejected.
Capt. Bell said the organiza-
ton has not decided on an alter
nate plan for a pay increase in
the event the board rejects the
request.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

has been Commemorative At
torney of Alexandria since 1947,
when he was appointed to fill
the unexpired term of Albert
V. Bryan, who became Federal
judge. Mr.. Smith was elected
without opposition for a full
four-year term in 1949. He cur
rently is president of the Com
monwealth'S Attorneys Associa-
ton of Virginia.
Born SO years ago in Alexand-
ria, Mr.. Smith attended the
city's public schools, Randolph
Macon College. the University of
Virginia and National Univer-
Sity. He is former president of
the Alexandria Chapter, Ameri-
can Cancer Society; former di-
rector of the Alexandria Red
Cross Chapter: former president
of the Alexandria Community
Concert Association and was a
founder and first vice president
of the Alexandria Junior Cham
ber Of Commerce. In 1948, he
received the Jaycees award for
outstanding community service.
From 1912 to 1946, Mr.. Smith
served in the Army and was dis
charged with the rank of lieu
tenant colonel in the corps of
military police. He belongs to
American Legion Post No. "a
in Alexandria.
Mr.. Smith is married and has
four children. The Smiths live
at 210 West Walnut street in
Alexandria. He is the son of
Representative Smith, Democrat,
Of Virginia'S 9th district.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Greenbe|t Warns !
PHA on Fund Needs

Greenbelt (Md.) city officials
have warned Federal housing au-
thorities the city will shut off
services to Federally owned
apartments and commercial
buildings there unless the city
is given more money in lieu Of
taxes.
The Public Housing Admins
tration still has IL apartment
buildings. containing 306 dwell
ing units, in Greenbelt.
The other apartments have
been sold to a veterans co-opera-
tive, and title to these units will
be turned over to private pur-
chasers April 30.
PHA has offered $4,000 to
the city for 1858. The city wants
$4,000 for the year, with the
Government paying a pro-rated
sum for the four 1853 months 1t
will have owned the buildings.
Police and fire protection and
other services are being con-
tinued while the two sides nego.
tiate,
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Tract in Falls Church
Rezoned Commercial

Falls Church City Council last
night rezoned a 3.8-acre tract
near the heart of the city from
apartment to commercial zoning
in brief special meeting.
The property bounded by Hill
wood avenue, Douglas and Fair
fax streets and commercial
buildings on the fourth side, is
owned by Joseph v. Birch Of 309
Lincoln avenue, Falls Church,
and Wallace c. Lam of Sleepy
Hollow road, Fairfax County.
The rezoning was recon-
mended by the City Planning
Commission. but City Council
man Francis A. Wagner, who is
member of that commission,
opposed the action.
Mr.. Wagner said the rezoning
eliminates the natural buffer
strip between commercial and
single family residential zones.
Mr.. Birch said development of
the tract into five commercial
buildings will begin this month.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
DAV Units Hear Nina
At Dinner TONIGHT

Floyd L. Ming, national COM
mander of the Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans, will speak on the
groups national program at a
dinner at z o'clock tonight in
the Dardenelles Restaurant. Falls
Church, Va.
Host units will be Northern
Virginia Chapter IL of Alexan-
dria, Arlington Chapter 10 and
Fairfax County Chapter is Of
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
PTA Organized at ArIington's S
Newest Junior-Senior School

Parents in the vicinity Of Ar
lington's new Wakefield Junior
Senior High School got a f1ve-
month jump on their children
this week when they organized
the schools first PTA unit.
The school, scheduled to open
in September, will house about
1,400 students of grades seven
through nine.
Mrs. Phoebe Knipling, presi-
dent of the Arlington County
Council of PTAs, presided at
the organization meeting. Com
mittees to nominate officers
and to draw up a constitution
and bylaws were selected.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Northern Virginia
Urged 10 Cooperate
In Developing Parks

Northern Virginia jurisdictions
have been urged to unite in plan
ming development Of the areas
stream valleys for recreation and
park purposes.
The Northern Virginia Re-
gional Planning and Economic
Development Commission has
asked Fairfax, Loudoun and
Prince William Counties to Of
f1cally join the Virginia National
Capital Park Association so that
the area "can proceed quickly to
take advantage of Federal leg
islation authorizing up to $4.5
million for park development in
Northern Virginia"
United Front Asked.
Matt c. Huppoch, chairman of
the park authority, told COM
mission members Thursday night
there is little chance of getting
appropriations of the authorized
funds unless the area presents
a united front"
Maryland has developed mil
lions of dollars worth of parks
under the Federal aid program, 4"
he said. 1T would be a shame
for Virginia not to take ad-
vantage of the program which
was extended to it by the last
Congress"
He said Fairfax County has
been the main stumbling block
in development of concrete plans
for regional parks. Under 1850
act of the Virginia Legislature,
Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax
and Falls Church were permitted
to join in a regional park au-
thority. All became members
except Fairfax, which sent a
representative to meetings but
never Officially joined.
It was pointed out that only
a regional authority, such as the
Virginia National Capital Park
Authority, could qualify for the
Federal funds. The original
legislation authorizing establish
ment of the authority has been
amended so that it is also pos
sible for Loudoun and Prince
William Counties to Join.
Fairfax Stand Stated.
John w. Brookfield, Fairfax
representative on the commission
and chairman of the Fairfax
County Authority, said he did
not favor his county becoming
a member of the regional group
until a specific plan for park
development is presented show
ing where the parks should be
and how much they would cost.
He said the jurisdictions par
ticipating in the development
would have to put up twice as
much money as the Federal
Government and nobody has
shown yet where that money
would come from"
In another action, the COM
mission authorized the appoint
ment of a citizens advisory
committee to work with the Ma
tional Probation and Parole
Association which is making a
survey of the need for a juvenile
detention home in Northern
Virginia. The commission spon-
sored the $1,000 study being
paid for by member jurisdic-
tionS.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
II Girl Scouts 10 Present
Gifts al Home for Aued

Twenty-Five members of Girl
Scout intermediate Troop 142,
Hyattsville, Md, this afternoon
were to present troop-made gifts
to infirmary patients at Blue
Plains Home for the Aged.
In addition to Easter baskets,
the gifts will include artificial
flowers and draw-string bags to
hold sewing materials and other
personal belongings. Each bag
will contain a hand puppet made
by one of the girls.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
u. S. Worker Quits as Judge
In Vienna as Custer Suit Ponds

Herndon, Stanley B. Hanes, also
a Federal employe.
Town Attorney Alex Moncure
Bloxton said he did not know
whether Mayor Moore's resigna-
tion as police judge would result
in the dropping of the suit.
Wise Kelly, jr., attorney for
the plaintiff, Mrs. Elizabeth B.
Melby, said he was studying
the action before making a rec
ommendation to his client.
The suit seeks to prevent
Mayor Moore from hearing a
reckless driving charge against
Mrs. Melby.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Arlington Plans
Study Of New
River Bridges
Council Sees Need
For at Least Two
More Spans Soon

The Arlington County Board
today ordered a study Of all
available information regarding
new Potomac River bridges and
asked that definite proposal be
brought in for consideration at
the earliest possible date.
Board Member Alvin Kimel
warned, "We must get busy on
this problem. We're way behind
time"
The study committee to be ap-
pointed at the next board meet
ing, will include five citizens.
County Manager A. T. Lundberg.
County Highway Engineer Cliff
ton G. Stoneburner, and Plan
ming Engineer c. l.. Kinnier.
3 Proposals Received.
The board acted after receiv-
ing three recommendations re-
garding construction Of one or
more Potomac spans.
The Arlington Safety Council
requested the board to get be-
hind at least two Potomac
bridges Immediately.
1T will require about; four
years to design and construct
a bridge across the Potomac"
the councils report said. The
recommendation said that the
present rate of traffic increase
indicates that zone additional
bridge will not sufficient at that
time"
Alexandria Site Urged.
Also received by the board was
a recommendation of the County
Planning Commission urging
that first priority of construc-
ton be &given to a new cross
ing downstream from Highway
Bridge. The commission said
one site below Highway Bridge.
Jones Point, at Alexandria, has
virtually unanimous approval Of
all agencies in the Washington
area. There are strong diff
ferences of opinion as to proper
location of any other bridge
crossings" -
Attorney John Paul Jones
urged that the study include
consideration of another rail-
road bridge.
Mr.. Jones said the present
railroad span near Highway
Bridge is the only North-South
railroad link in this area and
might be knocked out in an
emergency.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

Mayor Louis N. Moore of
Vienna. Va, whose right to serve
as police judge has been chal-
lenged because he is a Federal
employe, has resigned from his
post on the bench.
Appointed as trial magistrate
by Mayor Moore was Joseph T..
Davis, a former town mayor.
A suit to prohibit the mayor
from serving as part-time police
judge was filed last month in
Fairfax Circuit Court.
The action is similar to a
recent successful suit against a
part-tim Police Court judge in
Evening star., 1953-04-04

uldTy.
He will be
opposed by
Earl F.. Wag-
ner, Alexan-
dria attorney,
who last week
announced his
C a n d i d a cy.
This is the
first local con-
test to develop
in Alexandria
so far for the
July IA pri-
mary.
Mr.. Smith
Evening star., 1953-04-04

The transfer next fall will in
clude all students now at Dolly
Madison Junioh High School and
some Of those at Jefferson Junior
High School. Wakefield's seventh
grade will be composed Of sixth
grade students now at Glen
carlyn. Claremont, Randolph,
Bancroft. darlington. Shirley
and Barrett Elementary Schools.
After the transfer, the Dolly
Madison Junior High School will
become an elementary school
and be renamed Brandon. This
will be to avoid confusion with
the James Madison Elementary
School in North Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Arlington Board
Asks Letter Drops
For Motorists

Off-street letter drops at post
Office buildings so that motor
lists could mail letters without
getting out of their cars were
indorsed by the Arlington Coun-
ty Board today.
The board ordered forwarded
to Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican, of Virginia, the recon-
mendation of the Arlington
Safety Council.
The councils resolution also
asks that the Federal Govern
ment provide parking at it's
post Office buildings the same
as other commercial buildings.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Job on Tax Refunds
In VIRGINIA Nears End
a,. .L. A..o.i...-i pr...

RICHMOND, April 4.-Sched-
uling of refunds to Virginians
on income tax returns found in
order is nearing completion, the
Internal Revenue Bureau said.
Director Hoke Murray said his
Office will complete the sched-
uling shortly, and the last Of
the refund checks should be in
the mails within two weeks.
Mr.. Murray said returns held
up because of irregularities will
be scheduled after such irregu-
larities are cleared up by CORE
Spondence and consultation.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Fairfax County
||ndioentCdre
Office Set Up
Brunch to Be Open
Every<Wednesdoy
And Friday y

Opening of the Fairfax County
branch Office of the Hospital
Service Agency Of the National
Capital Area was announced
yesterday.
The new Office at the Jesse
Building in Fairfax, Va. was
established at the request of
the Fairfax Community Chest
to facilitate the providing of
care for the INDECENT in the
area
It will cooperate closely with
the Department of Public We'll
fare and the County Health De-
partment.
Mrs. Marian Hoover of Nc
Lean, who has been associated
with the Washington headquar-
ters of the agency, will be in
charge of the Fairfax branch.
Office hours will be from 9 am.
to 4 pm. every Wednesday and
Friday.
Established in 1885.
The Hospital Service Agency
is an associate institutional mem
ber of the American Hospital
Association. It administers hos
pitalization funds for the Fair
fax, Prince Georges, Alexandria
and Washington Community
Chests.
Established in 1885, its primary
purpose has been to arrange and
pay for hospital and clinic care
of needy patients who are not
eligible for such care through
public tax funds and cannot pay
the full costs of disqualification.
The agency arranges for the
care on a full-pay, part-pay or
free basis. Collections from
patients are more than enough
to meet the cost of administra-
ton. The balance is added to
the disqualification funds al
located from the annual Red
Feather campaign.
Eligibility for care is deter
mined by the agency through its
counSelling service on the basis
Of social case interview.
Abuses Corrected.
The organization was founded
through Joint efforts of the
medical profession, the hospitals
and the Washington Community
Chest. At the time. doctors and
hospitals were giving free Serv-
ices to many persons able to pay,
while others unable to pay had
difficulty proving their need, the
agency said.
Duplication, waste and ex-
ploitation of medical charities
were corrected after the in
auguration of the central service
OF this organization" its an
nouncement stated.
In 1852, HSA paid for 29,940
adult days, 4,059 infant days
and 23.103 clinic visits for
patients. Of the totals, 3,214
adult and infant days and 2,914
clinic visits were for Fairfax
County and Falls Church resi-
dents.
The main Office of the agency
is at 1928 L street NV. There
are branch Offices in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Shenandoah Park Opens

LURAY. Va. April 4 Especially
Shenandoah National Park has
begun its regular schedule of
operations for the 1853 travel
season with the manning of its
entrance stations and the open
ing of Panorama and Swift Run
units,
Evening star., 1953-04-04

A1C4UO6Os
HOUSE,
Bills Passed.
HB4S7-By Sklar-To give pedes-
trtans the right of way at boulevard
crossings in municipalities, except where
tramc Is controlled by an ofacer or
HBs34-By Acker and Mandel-To
provide that violations of motor vehicle
registration and tttling laws shall not
be placed on q driving record II the
charge is eventually dismissed,
SB10-By President-To authorize
police ofncers to prove the speed of mo-
tor vehicles by radar devices providing
the highway is marked to show that
radar is being employed (amended).
Bills Enacted.
SB431-By Bailey, Fletcher, Goldstein,
Monroe and Phipps-Providing that the
eighth election district of Anne Arundel
County and the Brandywine and Piscata-
way districts Of Prince Georges County
be governed by certain provisions Of
the laws concerning water and sewer
sB574-By Fletcher-Holdinr voter
resistration in Cottage City on the first
sB575-By Fletcher-Permitting ap-
pointment BY the Cottage City commission
police instead Of bailins.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Hiking Club Plans Tour

The Wanderbirds Hiking Club
will assemble at the Rosslyn
terminal at 10 am. tomorrow
for a Smile hike to Chain bridge
on the Virginia side of the river.
Hikers should bring their own
canteens.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Smith 10 Seek New
Term as Prosecutor
In Alexandra Race

Alexandria commemorative
Attorney Howard w. Smith, jr..
today announced he will be a
candidate for reelection, subject
to the July IA Democratic pri-
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Status of Bills

BY the Assceioted Press
ANNAPOLIS, April 4.-YeSter-
days legislative Developments
included:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
PAROLEE Is LOSER

WHITMAN, Mass. IA Concord
Rcformatory parolee lost . race
with police yesterday and blamed
Il on q pair Of tight new shoes.
'If I had my old shoes on. you
never would have caught me-" Al
bert Yesonls told arresting officers.
In his car police found a other
pairs Of new shoes they said were
stolen In q break In q MiddleborC
shoe store.
Yesonis was charged with break
Ing and entering.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Beria vas arrested In Moscow
and his sentence hasn't been az
n0uneed jet.
The Soviet government promised
q trial asd turned the case over
% the Soviet supreme Court Bot
the trial hasn't materallized or Al
any rate nothing has been made
public about Il.
II could be mat IBERIA IL stll
being worked over 10 bring him %
the point of an abieet eonfsssi0n
of treason.
II could be hat the Soviet GOV.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

ernment Is SIN licking around Cor
others 10 be implicated with him.
rs also possible the Soviet GOV.
eminent has NJ, jet made - rs
mind whether II wants 70 put 90
. blg Beria show trial or not
And Il could also be that Beria
Il dead.
In the non.C Communist world ~.
n0rs are eirculstIng that IBERIA has
escaped.
These runners have 70 be evAlu-
aled against the Indubltable fact
that II Beria was taken alive b.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28
MULTIPLE WEDDING

OSAKA. Japan N - Twelve n
mates Of an Osaka home for the
aged were married In . single eere.
mOny. the Japan News reported
today.
The eldest Of the sin brides vas
70. The youngest bridegroom was
66.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

Premier GeorKi Mslenkov's gov.
srnmsnt. he then certainly became
TIE most earsfully guarded human
on earth. Every re of his jallers
would answer with bis lie.
Beria'a arrest waa announced
July 10. But Il Is known Il actually
TOOK place June - TIE 0fficial
DEGREES removing aim from rs
posts a. minister Al internal ai
fairs and first deputy premier were
dated as Of that day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

lie is ere man Who might have
had some warning ahOut his com
lng arrest. lie nigh, have pre-
pared himself Cor this eventually
a. did German Cestapo Chief
Heinrich Himmler-wIih poison OT
bis captoFs might have shot ban
lon the spot.
But IL IL little more probable
that Beria vas captured alive.
II %. be perhaps presents . par,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

stand trial vita him a. co-eoasplE.
aiors
Possibly the rurFe In Sovial
Georgia fits in WIKI this. Ola ere
nies Of Reria Including Premises
Valerian Bakradte. whom Herta
pot into power IN Aprl In hts home
repuhlic. and az least four osAae
influential members Ct the EoverA-
ment we're ftred-and probably o.
rested this last seek on orders
from Moscow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-28

ticulaF problem 10 TIE Soviet ~eon.
sessaon sxtractsoa experts. Beria
10 tough He knows their srickx
and devices Il cOa.d also BE nat
Ne knows those tricks 80 vel. Ne
scat resist Even IN the strungesi
Il eases, however. Il seems 20 take
= long tine for the Communists
10 set anyone absolutely ready Or
q she's trial
II Beria Is 70 be shown 81 . trial,
then q seems hkeay others Wll