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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-27
DESK SPACE


WATERFRONT FARM on wiccmics
River In Charles Co., Nd. on STATE
Road $50. Nice shore Tor bathing
boating, ducking:. 100 acres. Mod.
ern house, occupied bv tenant whit
works farm on shares. Two tobacco
barns. other buiidings:, right for cit,
man who wants o waterfront farm
Price $4,000, includes equipment
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, 1727 * Sc
NV. MA. $4,000: eyes,, En-. 2-S47k
APPLE ORCHARDS, West Va. Loaded
with delicious fruits: price reas.;
income now, todayi Priced $4,000
to S100. 900. Consult Us for details.
STGLER & CO., RA. 3-3431 TIL Q.
HISTORICAL CATOCTN FURNACE,
mr.. Camp David. north Of Frederick
$50 acres Of the most productive
soil anywhere to be found. Over 2
mi. paved State hwy. and county
road. Bidss. incl. mod. Wash.
dairy harm are excel and adequate:
stone house $50 yrs. old IN good
rond.: also Ire. brick mansion on
high elevation. Brenth-takinF view
OF mountains ard valley. This IS
truly . farm worth serious consid-
Grafton. sos. 900. terms trades
considered slGLER = Co.. IA.
3-Sz3is III Q.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVY 1853 sedan delivery truck;
low mileage; excel. cond.; heater;
top rack. LII. 7-5414, 9-5. 20
PLUMBERS TRUCK BODY. can be
seen at 9O01 Baltimore blpd., Col
lege Park. any time. WE. 5-4777.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

APPROXIMATELY LOCO so. FT.:
upper NV. or Silver Spring area.
LO. 1887. --1
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

|REHOBOTH BEACH-For rent. nicely
furn... 5-bedrm. cottage: ocean
block; Can o I ~, legs, w. 81
kit, bath apt; all new furniture
$50 wk.. com. July 81. 3-bedrm
cottage, $75 wk., com. July 81
Ewes, EN-. 2-6916. L. T. Ora
Waite, Ma. S-O753.
OCEAN CITY. MD.--Apts. ana cot
tages. near ocean. 500 up, weekly
REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL.-Risht on
the beach. Mod. apis; immac-
avail Aug. IA. OIL. 4-3S83. Is
REHOBOTH BEACH !,
New rambler beautifully furn., incl.
automatic Bendix; ocean block: best
residential section. Avail. Aug.
For information, call IA. 9-lS9l
or RA. $1,000. ID
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CATTLE FARM

$40 acres Of rolling land in blue
barn situated on knoll overlooking
entire farm; plenty of outbuildings;
3 large spring which forms stream
running fun length of farm; ON
good road in Western Maryland;
price $4,000 with VI down.
Eugene p. Nixon RE. 1912
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES
LOANS

Ia AND 2na TRUST LOANS MADE;
2l-hour service. Call II. S-0446,
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
/ CORP.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your homo and con-
s0lidate your present trusts. thereby
terest and rive you any balance IN
cash. Call MR. MILLER, NE.
H-1220: evenings. La. 6-61o4
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
PROPERTY WANTEr
STORES FOR RENT

SPACE SUITABLE for Woodworking
and sign shop: Reasonable rent.
WA. 1896. LA. 6-0919. -29
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CHOICE SMALL INDUSTRIAL SITE
just on Rockville Pike in excel.
new central area: Priced very rea.
sonable. DERMOT NEE. Elk. $4,000.
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coMMERcIAI-Business arm look
ina for shop space, ONCE and apt
nearby Nd: COW. TO everything and
everything convenient. Let us show
operation Csli Mr.. Rose.
YIfJnS0N PEAT. ESTATE co
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Part commercial and industrial. Sale
or lease. 5000 50. It. warehouse
bldg, in excel. Bladensburg area on
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN. 4-1bI5. UN. 4-7171 weekdays 9
to 8. Yves. and weekends. UN e
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2nd TRIJSTS

SPOT CASH FOR 2nd TRUSTS
H 2R Su TS e Eo P aassss 81.
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NASH 1850 Custom sedan: Hydra.
Matte; carefully and OCCASIONAL,
driven: sos down. ROPER" 18th
and r. /. ave. ne.
NASH 1851 Rambler station wagon,
fully equipped; SS95. WILLIAMS &
BAKER. INC. goth and M SITS. NV
HO. 2-S700.
NASH 1853 Statesman 4-dr.: com.
pany oficial car; r. and b.. overdr.;
S1,l95: No trades. LA. 6-7S00. 8
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NO MONEY DOWN! /
PAYMENTS LIKE RENT
New whse. in Alexandria zoued heay,
81. s-39ei. Ewes. To. 2-7I4o
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ENGTISH CASTLE

.ANCE g. REALTY co
RLEs TOWN. W. VA
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
0 CATSCAPADES q
Bv ELEE ROSENBLUM

It's that time again. Most
of us are worrying about fl
nails but some of us are fac
ing a far more exciting event
. graduation ! CAT S c A
PADES would like 10 congrat-
Ulate these people and wish
them the very best the fu-
ture can offer them:
Cliff Bleich, Earl Terman,
Dick Model, Seymour Sap
olsky, Nicki Belman, Dave
Rabinowitz; Ray Alexandra,
Aviva Kamin, Janet Wilkins,
Hal Potter, Claire Coffin, Hal
and Phil Malinsky, Gene Led
erer, Don Sander, Dan Horo-
Witz, Roma Kroll, Dick Seigal,
Joe Appel, Stan Decovnich,
Rita Ehrlich, Joan Epstein,
Louis Goldberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tave Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Kaplan, Stanley Mog-
erman, Bernie Serbin, Bud Sill
yer, Bob White, Harry Mad
Ter, Saul Fisher.
Here are a few honors that
go with names on the above
list: Aviva Kamin who is past
president of the WOmen's
PIE. club, received a silver tro
ply for outstanding scholar.
ship and athletics. She also
was winner of an "A" blan
ket. Here's the lineup on Ear
Terman's fraternity awards;
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

outstanding upperclassman,
athletic and BPA student.
Hey! Let's leave a few for
the other guys.
Hillel sponsored a senior
breakfast for the graduates
and new executive council last
Sunday morning. The break
fast and the 'Sobs and Smiles
party last Wednesday were
HillePs last affairs this Sc
meSter.
Seniors aren't the only peo-
pie on the receiving end of
the honors list. Dave Novick
walked off with the job of
secretary-treasurer of Sophos
and the honor of being named
outstanding freshman in the
ROTC. Good going!
By the end of next week
most everyone will be headed
for home. Where are you plan
ming to spend your summer?
Diane RosenbIatt and Lois
Mandel are heading east to
take the role of teacher at
summer camps. A small con-
tingent of Tau Delta Phi will
work at a resort in New Jer-
sey. Milt Leibhaher and Bob
Schwartz will take courses, at
the University of Colorado.
Well keep the home fires
burning. Have a wonderful
summer. See you in the fall
!. The Girl in Yavapai.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
Here N There
TOuANrNrA DTDNANT

An Italian atmosphere pre-
vailed at Ann Cranston's
sweet sixteen party Red
and white table cloths and
candlelight rounded out the
evening for Sheldon Epstein,
Phyllis Milstein and Sheldon
Streiter, Judy Levin and Ted
Direnfeld, Judy Kuropatkin
and Paul KatZ, Darlene Cop
altman and Ronny Jasgur, Ju-
dy Fink and Robert POSner,
Joan ShantZ and Joel BOtfeld,
Kay Latter and Burt Watson,
Joyce Goldwyn and Dave Fe-
der, Ina Zurin and Gary Yon-
tef, Leona Shapiro and Gene
Karp, Lois Elpern and Dick
Keene, Jerry Rakita and De
anna Myerson, Jackie Epstein
and Art Becker, Cherrill AL
fou and Danny Shafton, Ro-
berta Skonlick and Marty
Glassberg, Sheila Epstein and
HOWE Bernstein, Regime
Leeds and Bert Malinsky,
and Ruth Buchanan and Phil
Rose who's got the anti,
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

paste!
Bob Allen and Bob Posner
came out on top senior
class president and junior
class weep, respectively q.
The National Scholastic Press
association gave a special
award to sgd Salmon for his
entry in their annual high
school photo contest, and
Cherrill Alfou is one of the
new initiates in the THIS Nat
ional Honor Society.
AT the first official Arizona
InterScholastic Chess tourney
Lois Brandywynn and Judy
Cole competed from Tucson
High, with Dave Goodman
participating from Amphi -.
The very best of wishes from
Chicken Little to the grad
yates of "a, and speaking of
graduations, did you hear
about the THIS senior who
thinks the kings of old Russia
were called Tsars, their wives
TsarinaS, and their children
TSardineS
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21
between YOU AND ME
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

WASHINGTON TRENDS: High officials of the State
Department advancing privately new argument
to justify supplying the Arab states with arms Ihey
Arab states in position to start war
against Israel they given but that Israel
could against the Arab countries, she wShed
to do Mr. Byroade has much to say in praise OF
Premier Moshe Sharett He thinks that ARAB
Israel tension would have much deeper were not
very healthy and restraining effect
on the situation " incidentally, Mr.. Byroade is now
telling people that his statement that Israel should
not consider itself as headquarters of world Jewry
should be msnterpreted to that American Jews
should not help Israel
Incidentally MIR Byroade inclined retain his
post as Assistant Secretary of State much longer lie
has the list candidate for the post of u s.
Ambassador to Egypt but the present Ambassador there
will not be replaced until after the British reach some
understanding with Egypt the Suez issue Ana
this NAV take long time Incidentally, all the Jewish
who visited Mr. Byroade at the State Department
to protest his speeches. his personally very amabe
man This makes it more obvious that the views
he expressed in his speeches are not so much MS owS as
they the official views of the State Department IL
was of course tactical mistake the part of leaders
of organizations to rush in separately to
see Mr. Byroade 1t would have been much better Tor
they pleaded if they had first coordnaed their
visits still better is they had appeared as united dele
CATION AS it was, Mr. Byroade was in position to point
of the Jewish leaders who visited MN that
did coincide exactly with the views OF others
who called on him previously.
CONGRESSMAN Celler of New York has been telling
the old Dsrae story about Mccarthy. Dsrae was once
difference between misfortune and calamity 1T
is this way said Dsrae eff Gladstone the leader OF the
opposon fall in the Thames that would be mis-
fortune If to fish him out that would be
calamity"
Ceer substitutes Mccarthy for Gladstone and the Po-
tomac for the Thames.
It's interesting to speculate what would happen II NC
Carthv did Potomac Personally don't think
he would care fshed until he had captured some
of the they doing with that pink color he
would demand.
Secretary in the first volume of his Memoirs Just
published behind story of the appointment
of Felix Frankfurer the Supreme Court He says the
rich Jews opposed the appointment The same thing hap
pened when Louis D. Brandes named by President VIII
son The millionaire Jews always only mterested-not
in personalities movements-but in pure Judaism Re
minds me story of the young rabbi who got pulpit
in Long warned by the president of the syn
agoge not to sermonze Jewish education Sabbath OBJ
servance and cognate topics.
"VVhat may speak about?" asked the rabbi.
"Just speak Judaism, Judaism said the president
The Arizona post., 1954-05-21

Tucson, Arizona
Telephone published Community NOwpa
1879 automatically unless notified writing
In advance.
Evening star., 1954-01-09
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ing on 1858 plates from those
States are subject to immediate
arrest.
License officials urged new res
ident motorists to- buy their
Maryland tags now before the
rush begins in March for the reg
ular purchase of new Maryland
plates, which must be on cars by
April !.
How to Buy Tags.
Application for new Maryland
tags may be made at the dep
uty clerks Office in the county
service building at Hyattsville,
and at the Bethesda, Silver
Spring and Rockville police sta
tions.
New residents buying tags now
will get them at half price-$7 so
for the regular SIS tag required
of most passenger cars and
$11.50 for the regular $23 tag is
sued for cars of 3,7O0 pounds
since they will only be good until
April when the 1854 tags will be
required.
Other States whose license
tags will be expiring soon in
clude: Arizona. January 80: Ar
kansas, Nevada. North Carolina
and Oklahoma, January 81: Iowa
and Wyoming. February l.; New
York. February Q: Louisiana,
February 6; Idaho, February IA:
Kansas, Montana and Nebraska,
February Is.
Evening star., 1954-01-09
DR.. Byrd and Party Chiefs
In Anne Arundel Confer
By the Associo,ed Press


ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 9.-Dr. H.
C. (Curley) Byrd, building up
his candidacy for Governor
talked over State and local
politics with a group of Anne
Arundel County Democratic
leaders yesterday.
Two of the participants, State
Senator Louis N. Phipps and
Delegate John F.. McNulty are
candidates themselves.
Senator Phipps is mulling a
Suggestion" by William F.
Stronger. chairman of the
county's Democratic Central
Committee, that he run for Con-
gresS.
MIR. McNulty. the only avowed
Byrd backer at the informal
gathering, is toying with the
thought of shooting for the Sem
ate, too. If not that. the House
of Delegates again.
Others who met with DR.. Byrd
were Mr.. Stronger, George
Cromwell, former collector of
customs for the port of Balti-
more, and Elmer M. jackson, jr.,
general manager of the An
napolis newspapers. Mr.. jack
son was host for the private
luncheon.
Evening star., 1954-01-09
Addition Will Serve
darlington Schools

A money-saving school addi-
ton connecting Thomas Jeffer-
son Junior High and Patrick
Henry Elementary Schools and
providing joint services for both
will be built in Arlington this
summer.
The two schools are next to
each other on Walter Reed drive.
School officials said the addition,
which is subject to State ap-
proval, will give Jefferson a new
cafeteria. Patrick Henry will get
a new multi-purpose room to be
used as cafeteria, gymnasium
and assembly hall. A single
kitchen and a single heating
plant will serve both schools.
In addition, Patrick Henry will
get six new claSsroomS and
Thomas Jefferson two new class
rooms and two new home eco
nomics suites. Two music rooms
and an auxiliary gym will be
remodeled for Jefferson from its
old kitchen and cafeteria. Both
schools will have separate re-
modelled administrative offices
and clinics. ....
Evening star., 1954-01-09
College Probers Invite
Dr.. Combs 10 Testify
BY the Assoeiated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va,
Jan. 9.-Dr. Morgan l.. Combs
will get a chance February IL
In Fredericksburg to testify con-
corning complaints about his ad-
ministration of Mary Washing
ton College.
The University of Virginia
board of visitors agreed on the
date during a four-ho meet
ing here yesterday.
1--WE intend to invite DR..
Combs (Mary Washington pres
ident) to present further testi-
mony. or to make any further
statement he desires" said Bar
ron F. Black, rector of the
board.
Mr.. Black said the complaints
of DR.. Combs administration in
volve the dismissal of five STU
dent mattresses and the alleged
firing" of a housemother.
DR.. Combs was not at yester-
days meeting. attended by all
but one of the IA board men,
bers.
The board voted to separate
the university's school of archi-
lecture from the College of Arts
and Sciences, of which it has
been a part since its establish
ment more than 80 years ago..
Evening star., 1954-01-09
THIS SUNDA Y'S BEST READING
g)e Sunday $taf

BACK TO woRK-consress back session. President Eisenhower hos
laid bis for 1854 and oil eheons Of Government
work again. Developments that will have foreoehns effects
America and the world outlined the Editorial Sections Review
Of the Week.
NEW BoNANZA-The first shpoad Of ceo Boivo oves bond
South American seaport this week end bound for brondn
steel plant outside Trenton NJ j. The Of American
thot ripped rich on-ore producing complex the middle Of
jungle told by stor Stof Writer Wiom Hines the Edtorio
RELIGION CAN SAVE WoRLDEdwurd W. Boret expert psyehos
wooe and former Asnt Secretary Of Sote hos odee
for religious leaders all the world Stop quores differ
ene" soys THE beliefs you hold could the
world from end communism" Reed Mr. Boretts article This
Week Mosozne
RARE Bo0KS-Whch Of those rare old books vube
Writer Richard Fykund writes about Of the worlds finest
econ OF books the the LFuy Congress- Redd his
article in The Stor Pictorial Magazine
HELP FOR POLIO WcT child stricken with pofo how does
the Notonol Foundation infone Paralysis you? Mrs
sumon whose stricken last year. tells you the Editorial
Section.
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Evening star., 1954-01-09
Sunday Bus Cuts
Won by A. B. & W.

The A. B. e. w. Transit Co.
last night won approval from
the Arlington Public Utilities
Commission to cut its bus service
between South Arlington and
the Pentagon on Sundays.
At a hearing at Arlington
County Courthouse, the COM
mission entered no protest to
the change. scheduled to go into
effect February /. No citizens
were present to testify for or
against the proposal.
Chairman William C. Nemeth
said the commissions approval
makes the transit firms petition
for the change before the State
Corporation Commission prac-
tically automatic. The Arlirg-
ton commission has no statutory
authority to control local util-
tiles.
Effective February l, A. B. &
WIS Eighteenth and Quincy
street run will take so minutes
instead of As minutes on Sun
days. The route will be changed
to pass Arlington Farms, bypass
ing the Pentagon.
A scheduled hearing on COM
plants against the Rosslyn Gas
Co.'S allegedly unfair service fees
on gas air conditioning units was
recessed until February S.
The hearing was postponed at
the request of DR.. Howard r.
Lady. representing the custom
ers. He said he needed more
time to prepare arguments. =
Evening star., 1954-01-09
Car Falls Into Path
Of Train as Driver
Takes Wrong Turn

A Baltimore & Ohio passenger
train last night smashed into an
empty automobile which landed
on the tracks at Beltsville when
the driver mlstook a loading
platform for a bridge, Maryland
police reported.
The car, a 1852 model, was
demolished and the train was
delayed nearly an hour. No one
was hurt.
Police said Paul Andrew Gy-
gax, 80. Of Wilmington, Del.
was driving along a winding
road east of the tracks. The road
curves close to the tracks at
Beltsville and there is a mail
loading platform at that point.
Mistaking the loading plat
form for a bridge, Mr.. Gygax
started across the tracks. Sud-
denly his car was caught on the
rails.
Witnesses told police they saw
Mr.. Gygax get out of the car
and tr& to wave down the on
coming train without success.
Evening star., 1954-01-09

Police in nearby Maryland to-
day warned that they are keep
ing a sharp eye out for motorists
living and driving in Maryland
on out-of State license tags.
Under State law, all new resi-
dents except military personnel
must transfer their operators
permit and motor vehicle license
plates within 80 days.
Police in Prince Georges and
Montgomery counties are putting
warning notices on all out-of-
State cars they find. After 80
days. they say they will make
another check on the cars warned
and arrest the owner If Maryland
tags have not been obtained.
Checks Intensified.
The Prince Georges County
Commissioners recently ordered
police to intensity their checks
on out-of-State cars after
County Treasurer Julian B. Nc
Kay said the State and county
are losing thousands of dollars
in revenue because so many mo-
torists in Maryland have foreign
tags.
License officials at Hyattsville
said motor vehicles tags expired
December 81 in California, Illi-
nois. Massachusetts,, Minnesota,
North Dakota. Washington State
and the Canal Zone.
Police said motorists seen driv-
Evening star., 1954-01-09
Probational Policeman
Named in Prince Georges

The Prince Georges County
police force today nudged closer
to it's authorized strength of los
officers.
Appointment yesterday of pro-
bationary Pvt. Paskal D. Bowser
of Coral Hills brought the de-
partment's total to 81.
The county commissioners ap-
proved Pvt. Bowser's application
at Upper Marlboro after he was
recommended by Harold T. Rice.
personnel officer.
Two appointments to the Hy-
attsville trial magistrates Office
also were approved. They are
Mrs. Edith D. Harrison Of Mitch
ellville as secretary and Mrs.
Mary Jane Marshall Of Univer-
<ity Park as clerk.
Evening star., 1954-01-09
Wagner Appoints SeIby
As Aide in Alexandra

Alexandria CommonweaIth's S
Attorney Earl F. Wagner today
announced the appointment of
Donald E. Selby as his assistant.
Mr.. Selby was assistant city
attorney in Alexandria in 1851
and 1852. Since then, he has
been a special agent for the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
assigned to North and South
Carolina. He resigned from the
FBI to accept the appointment
in Alexandria.
Mr.. Selby. %. was born in
Camden, N. j. He was gradu-
ated from Brown University and
received his law degree from the
University of Virginia. He served
three years in the Navy during
World War II.
He and his wife. Mrs. Nancy
Edwards Selby, have two chill
dren, Earl Field Selby III, aged
4, and Donald Eugene Selby. jr..
II months.
Evening star., 1954-01-09
Gov. Battle Insists
He's Through With
Campaigning
BY the Asseeiated Press

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. o.
Therell be no more campaigning
for public Office for John S.
Battle.
He reiterated his determina-
ton to devote himself soley to
law practice in Charlottesville
once he turns over the governor
ship to Thomas B. Stanley on
January 90.
Shortly after January 20 he
plans a cruise to South America
and the West Indies. Then. it's
back to his home in Charlottes-
VILE and. his law work.
Gov. Battle first entered pub
lie Office in 1880 when he was
elected to the House of Dele
gates. He switched to the State
Senate three years later, where
he remained until his election as
Governor in 1949.
There had been rumors Gov.
Battle might run for the United
States Senate after his stay end
ed in the Governors mansion.
Evening star., 1954-01-09
.BroyhiII Halls End
0fCondennations fol
Airport at Burke

Representative Broyhill. Re
publican. of Virginia. was jubi-
liant yesterday at the news the
Government had filed notice to
abandon condemnation proceed
ings at the Burke tVa.) airport
site.
1--WE have won our fight on
Burke Airport" the congressman
from Virginia's 10th District de-
clared.
Notice Given Court.
The Government yesterday
afternoon filed notice of dis
missal in Alexandria Federal
Court. The action meant the
Government has given up-tem-
porarily. at least-itS efforts to
acquire by condemnation about
three-quarters of the land at the
4,520-acre airpoSt site.
The dismissal, drawn up by the
Justice Department. indicated,
however. the Government does
not yield its right to re-institute
the action.
Ralph Luttrell. attorney in the
Justice Department lands divi-
sion. earlier said the dismissal
action did not mean the Govern
ment has totally abandoned the
Burke airport project. The JUS
tice Department said 1t has no
instructions regarding land at
Burke already owned Federally--
more than 1000 acres.
Wants Andrews Used.
Mr.. Broyhill. in his statement,
said he has long believed a new
airport at Burke would be "un-
economic and most certainly not
in the interest of either the cit
izens of Fairfax County or those
who use the airlines for travel
purposes"
Mr.. Broyhill also declared: "I
have said before and I repeat
that Andrews field is the logical
location for an additional civilian
field"