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Evening star., 1954-04-22
Fairfax Approves
S3.5Mi|lion Shopping
Center al AnnandaIe

The Fairfax Board Of Super
visors put their final stamp of
approval on a new $3.5 million
shopping center yesterday by
granting commercial rezoning of
six acres at Annandale, between
Little River turnpike and CO.
lumbia pike.
This rezoning rounds out %
acres to be used for the new
shopping center proposed by the
Michael Development Corp. The
other ID acres already were zoned
commercial.
The property involved in yes
terday's rezoning formerly was
zoned suburban residential.
Attorney Harry Carrico, rep
resenting the developers, said a
center with one large depart
ment store, 20 speciality shops
and a large market is to be built
on the site. The property al
ready is being cleared, and some
OF the stores are due to be opened
before Christmas. said Mr.. Car
rico. He estimated the new
center would bring the county
$4,000 a year in real estate
taxes alone and would employ
about 500 persons.
A group of residents on Car
rico drive argued against allow
ing the commercial zone to reach
Little River turnpike. Mr.. Car
rico said construction would not
come closer than 100 feet to the
turnpike, and land in between
would be used for parking.
In other zoning actions, the
supervisors:
l. Granted rezoning Of 1853
acres north of the Southern
Railway tracks and west Of
Springfield road from rural resi-
dence to suburban residence. The
applicant was Edward r. Carr.
The property is part of the Bris-
tow tract, and across the rail-
road tracks from Mr.. Carr's
other development known as
Springfield.
2. Rezoned nine acres on the
west and north sides of AMMAN
dale road just south of Kerns
road from rural residence to
suburban residence. The appli-
cants were Melton r. Wescott
and Sigmmd Goldblatt.
3. ReZoned two acres on the
northeast side of Hayfleld road
200 feet east of Beulah road
from agricultural to general
business.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Boat Throws Driver Runs Wild
Until 1t Hits Potomac Bridqe
Croft Hits Swell;
Driver Swims to
Another Ship

An outboard motorboat ditched
its driver apd careened crafty
around the Potomac River yes
terday before crashing into
pilings of the Railroad Bridge.
James B. Biller, "a, Of 856
North Harrison street, Arlington.
said he was out for a spin in his
12-foot outboard when the boat
hit a swell. Mr.. Biller fell over
board.
He swan to a nearby boat
driven by friend, Bernie Madi-
gan, 20. of BIS Ninth road. Ar
lington. His own boat, he esti-
mated. ran around the river
about so times in overwhelming
circles.
Finally it rammed against a
piling of the bridge and bounced
along until it ran out Of gaso-
line.
Mr.. Biller, a student at George
Washington University, said that
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Stonding-Room Crowd Views
Martha Roye's Fifth Marriage

Martha Raye married Edward
T. Begley. a dancer on her tele-
vision show, in Arlington County
Courthouse yesterday after a
confused dash from New York
that involved five airplanes.
Weary from the hours of fly
ing to find a place to get married
without waiting, Miss Raye
played the final scene of her fifth
marriage to a standing room
only crowd. 1t is Mr.. Begleys
first try at matrimony.
DR.. Arthur L. Maiden, a min
lister of the Evangelical United
Brethren Church, officiated at
the ceremony in the Office of the
Arlington Police Juvenile Bu-
reau. Hundreds of Arlington
County employees jammed the
courthouse corridors and the
lawn outside.
Mr.. Beagley said he was 80
years old and Miss Raye gave her
age as 81. Later she said jokingly
that she was 81.
Made Quick Decision.
Miss Raye said they decided
to marry suddenly although they
had been thinking about it for
several months. Accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eastman, of
Westport, Conn.,, they few to
Washington from New York.
Chartering two small planes.
the party few to Elkton, Md.
Unfortunately, they did not know
that Eikton, once a famous quick
marriage spot, now has a a.
hour waiting period. Two more
planes were chartered for the
return flight to Hybla Valley Air
port near Alexandria.
Shifting to a taxicab, the party
went to Arlington to get a blood
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Second Byrd Club
Announced; Rally Is
Slated in Kensington

Formation of a second Byrd
for Governor Club in Montgom-
cry County was announced today
along with plans for a rally for
the candidate in Kensington on
June 3.
Former Trial Justice Einar B.
Christensen, Silver Spring at
torney. heads the group which
is sponsoring the box supper
affair at the Kensington Recrea-
ton Center or, in case of rain,
in the Armory there.
DR.. H. c. Byrd. former presi-
dent Of the University Of Mary
land, who is opposed by George
P. Mahoney, of Baltimore, in the
Democratic primary. will be in
troduced by James H. Pugh,
Chevy Chase attorney.
Other speakers were listed as
Including Philip B. Perlman,
former United States Solicitor
General: c.. Ferdinand Sybert,
candidate for the attorney gen.
eral nomination. and Controller
j. Millard Tawes, unopposed.
Rockville Attorney Joseph B.
Simpson, jr., is first vice presi-
dent of the new group.
Indications Of support from
various Democratic precinct
leaders and others throughout
the county were made by the
announcement of this array of
vice presidents:
William Austin, Bethesda; Gil
tus Bordeaux. Gaithersburg;
Ward w. Caddington, Colesville;
John H. Foley, Kensington:
Stanley B. Frosh, Silver Spring;
Edwin D. Fry. Laytonsville;
James w. Gill, Silver Spring.
Also. Mrs. Margaret E. Gim-
mel, KenSington; F. Upton
Claudhill, Damascus; Ulysses
Griffith w. Laytonsville; Bawn-
er z. Harding, Gaithersburg; DR..
Henry j. Hoff, Chevy Chase;
Luther c. Howard, Laytonsville.
Also. E. Clagett Jones, Darnes-
town; Mrs. Edith Kirkland,
Viers Mill road: Richard H.
Lansdale, Sandy Spring: Max
ton Lee, Bethesda; Frank j..
Morris. Chevy Chase; Sterling
r. Maddox, Potomac.
Also. Mrs. Gertrude E. Morse,
Rockville: A. M. Murphy. Olney;
Ray v. Murphy. Silver Spring:
Mrs. Virginia Redding. Potomac;
Philip A. Towsner. Silver Spring:
H. Deets Warf1eld. Damascus:
o. E. Williams, Damascus. and
Wolf Won Eckhardt. Kensington.
In addition the group listed
j. Forest Walker, Gaithersburg.
as treasurer; Don E. Gingery,
program chairman; Frank L.
Hewitt. jr., and Charles B.
Buscher, arrangements chair
men, and Arthur P. Brigham.
! secretary.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Man in Whee|chair
Cleared ON Charqe Of
Trying 10 Shoot Wife

A paralyzed man went to court
in Alexandria in wheel chair
yesterday and was cleared of a
charge that he tried to shoot his
wife.
The man was Bernard Brew
ster. 35. of Baltimore.
He had been accused of firing
seven shots into the door of an
Alexandria apartment after he
saw his wife, Claris, go inside.
Brewster told police his wife
was accompanied by an uniden-
titled man, but police found no
man in the apartment when
they entered.
Shots Near DoorknOb.
Judge Irene Pancoast of Alex
andria Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court said after the
closed hearing that Mrs. Brew
ster testified she did not believe
her husband was trying to kill
her. The judge said police re-
ported that the shots went
around the doorknob.
Brewster had claimed that he
was trying to shoot the lock off
and wanted to get inside to talk
to his wife.
After the hearing, both par
ties, who have been married II
years, said there would be q
divorce.
There's no alternative" Mr..
Brewster said as police carried
him downstairs from the Sec
ond-f1oor courtroom.
Jailed Two Nights.
He had spent two nights in
the City Jail after his arrest.
The shooting occurred Mon
day night at an apartment at
724 South st. Asaph street.
Mr.. Brewster, a former mine
worker, was injured in a cave
in at Helen. near Beckley, w.
Va. in 1850.
Judge Pancoast declined to
open the hearing to the public
or press. She said the law gives
her discretion to open such hear
ings but she believes there
should be no exception.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Virginia Court Gets
AIexandria-Fairfax
Sewage Pact May3

The Virginia Supreme Court of
Appeals will hear arguments on
May 3 in the test case to estab-
lish validity Of a joint sewage
disposal agreement betwee n
Alexandria and Fairfax County.
The legality of the agreement
was upheld in Fairfax Circuit
Court and the case was carried
to the high court to make sure no
legal barriers remain before
bonds are offered for sale to be-
gin the $10.4 million joint system.
Will Hear Full Case.
The entire case is to be argued
before the high court on May 8.
Ordinarily, only the appellant
would argue for the court to hear
an appeal. BY hearing the full
case at once, the court can give
a faster final ruling.
The Alexandria Sanitation Au-
thority has decided to advertise
on June l for construction bids
on the joint project and proposes
to sell bonds on July IS.
Under the joint agreement.
the Alexandria authority is to
construct the entire system. and
Fairfax County is to make an
nual payments for the part of
the system it uses.
Prepare for Bond Sale.
Fairfax County, meanwhile, is
hustling to sell the first block of
a $40 million bond issue for
sewer installations in the county.
The county plans to offer the
first sewer bonds for sale July 8.
The Board Of County Super
visors yesterday adopted a re-
solution setting May IL as the
date for a hearing to turn over
assets of Sanitary District No. l
to the county as the beginning
of an integrated sewer system
proposed under the $40 million
issue. Commemorative Attor-
ney Hugh B. Marsh advised the
supervisors the hearing was the
first necessary step toward sale
of the bonds. He explained that
the transfer Of assets was made
possible by action of the last
General Assembly.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Fire Sweeps 10 Acres
At Boy Scout Comp

A brush fire burned over 10
acres of a Boy Scout camp in
Prince Georges County yesterday
as five fire departments worked
almost two hours bringing it un-
der control.
No one was injured. The camp
is east of Edmonston road about
/ mile south of Greenbeit road.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
test, available in an hour, and
then to the courthouse.

test, available in an hour, and
then to the courthouse.
Gives Policeman a Violet.
After the wedding, Miss Raye,
who kept up a stream of wise
cracks throughout the hectic
afternoon. gave Policeman Gill
bert L. Stream a violet from
her corsage. Kisses were claimed
by Pvt. Donald Kidwell. a traf-
f1c safety officer. and Pvt. Aut-
rey Mitchell, a motorcycle Of
ficer.
The bride shook hands with
the minister, who is the official
Juvenile Bureau counselor.
While the couple were filling
out the license forms, a report
er called that Office from a New
York newspaper. Asked if she
was getting married. Martha
replied over the phone: I'm
not playing ping-pong."
The bride wore a black and
grey cotton tweed suit, a white
blouse and a black straw pill
box hat with veil. The BRIDE
groom was dressed in a grey
flannel suit, a checked sport shirt
and bright red socks.
This is the most trouble I've
ever had to go through to sget
married" Miss Raye commented.
THE other four times were easy
compared to this"
After the ceremony, COM
pleted at Ais pm, the actress
was still obliging for photogra-
pliers and the crowd. AS the
wedding party tipped away to-
ward National Airport. Martha
peered at spectators through a
rear window Of the cab, made
a face and knocked her pillbox
hat over one eye.
Evening star., 1954-04-22

the boat, except for the motor,
was q total loss.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Church School Institute

The Arlington Council Of
Church Women will sponsor its
annual vacation church school
institute on Friday at the Clar-
endon Methodist Church, Sixth
and North Irving streets. Arling-
ton. Courses in supervisory
work, handicrafts and mission
study will be given.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Car Skids Into Tree,
; Girls Are Injured

Three 'teen-age girls were
injured last night when their
car hit a tree on Georgia ave-
nue. in Silver Spring.
Montgomery County police
said the car, driven by Joan
F. Carpenter, IT, of 9809 Con-
necticut avenue. Kensington.
ran out of control after attempt
ing to pass another car at
Georgia avenue and Old Balti-
more road. The car skidded ISL
feet into the tree, police said.
Miss Carpenter suffered face
cuts. She was charged with
crossing a double white line.
Mrs. Sue Whalen, II and Dor
.othy Whalen, IA, both Of 3515
Decatur street. Silver Spring,
suffered cuts on the head and
arms. All were treated at Mont
gomery County General Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Seven Are Injured
In Two-Car Crash
Near Triangle, Va.

Seven persons were injured
last night in a two-car collision
on Route l. three miles south of
Triangle, Va.
The accident occurred about 9
pm. near Chopawamsic Greek
bridge, according to Virginia
State Police.
Admitted to Quantico Marine
Hospital were Arthur E. Pringle,
III, %, and William F. Grady.
jr.. %, both of Dahlgren Naval
Testing Ground. Both men were
listed in good condition today
with head and face injuries.
Treated for minor injuries at
the Quantico post dispensary
were Pfc. Daniel H. Davis. %,
and Ronald Douglass Courtney,
18. both stationed at the Marine
base. Also treated and released
were Robert A. Elwingen. 20:
William r. Parker. III. and 20.
and Dale D. Morris, 20. all of
Dahlgren.
The accident occurred when a
car driven by Delmar L. Car
stems, %, of Quantico. struck
the rear of a car driven by Mr..
Elwingen, police said. Mr.. FL
wingen was forced to stop sud-
denly when a car in front of him
suddenly stopped police reported.
Mr.. Carstens, driving the Marine
car, was not injured.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Fairfax Holds
Tax Rate at
$40 for 81
$l1,186,958 Budget
Is $4,000 Over
First Estimates

rdlT1dA NOuIlGyS OlQ LAX TaCe
Of $2.70 will be maintained dur
ing the current year.
The 1854 rate was adopted by
the Board Of County Supervisors
yesterday, after they did some
financial reshuffling to cut back
a rate of $2.S5 that was adver-
tised.
The total budget adopted for
the fiscal year beginning July /
comes to $11. 1.186, ,958-an in
crease of over $4,000 over the
original proposal. The extra $16.-
900 includes a $4,000 increase
for the county library system and
a $1,000 increase for recreation
above the amounts originally ad-
vertised.
How They Did It.
Here is how the supervisors
managed to adopte a budget
$4,000 above their original pro-
posal and still cut the proposed
rate by Is cents:
/. The county appropriation to
the School Board was cut $780,
ESQ although the school budget
total was left unchanged. It was
possible to cut the county appro-
priation by adding to the school
income $244,112 in State and
Federal funds that became avail
able since the budget was pre-
pared.
The supervisors decided the
school board could expect an
additional $4,000 by counting
on 100 per cent collection of
Federal funds instead of IS per
cent as was included in the
school budget. A letter from
Representative Broyhill, Repub-
lican. of Virginia, was read at
the county budget hearing on
Monday. reassuring the county
that it could expect to receive a
full share of Federal school aid
funds this year. These altera-
tions to the school budget in
come actually accounted for the
full is cent reduction in the
proposed rate.
2. To increase the appropria-
ton for libraries and recreation
without raising taxes, the super
visors increased the amount of
anticipated surplus at the be-
ginning of the next fiscal year
by $4,000. *bE D
PTA and civic groups had
urged the supervisors to use the
extra $244.112 in State funds to
hire extra school teachers so
there could be an average of
one teacher for each 31.8 stu
dents. The number of teachers
provided in the budget as it now
stands will provide one teacher
for every 33.5 students.
No School Board Suggestions.
County Executive c. c. Mas
Sey advised the supervisors the
only communication he received
from the school board regard
ing the extra money was that it
was forthcoming. He said the
school board made no suggestion
what to do with the money.
Mrs. Anne Wilkins cast the
only vote against the $2.70 rate.
She said she favored a $2.76
rate. She argued against the
$4,000 adjustment because she
said it could be used as a cushion
by the school board to hire extra
teachers when they are needed.
Mrs. Wilkins did not protest
using the $244,112 to hold down
taxes, however, because she said
the school board never requested
its use any other way.
The school budget accounts for
$7,658.488 of the total Sill mil
lion budget. Last year the total
budget was. $9.8 million. with
$6.4 million earmarked for
schools. Increased real estate
and personal property assess
ments were the major factors
that enabled the county to in
crease expenses some $1.3 mil
lion in the new budget without
raising taxes.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Westmore School Dance

The Westmore Elementary
School will hold a square dance
from $50 to 1880 pm. Satur-
day in the school, Fairfax. Va.
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Evening star., 1954-05-13
Arlington
-Harris-Ewing Photo.

Open Friday and Mondoy Nights 70 9
Daily. 10 to s; Friday and Mondoy. 10 to 3
Evening star., 1954-05-13

Albert r. Dupont Photo.
MRS. IRA G. ENNES
The former
Miss Ruth Hardingham.
The Chapel Of the Crescent
Avenue Presbyterian Church in
Plainf1eld. N. j., was the scene
on the wedding on May 8.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
Photo.

Sanders Photo.
MRS. BRYANT NORTHCUTT
The former
Miss Barbara L. Phillips.
Christ Episcopal Church in
Staten Island, N. Y, was the
setting April "a for the marriage
OF Miss Barbara Lee Phillips to
Mr.. Bryant Northcptt. The Rev.
Andrew c. Long performed the
ceremony which was followed by
q reception for the family and
close friends.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bryan
Phillips. Mr.. Northcutt. gradu-
ate of Princeton, is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wilson
Northcutt of Staten Island. His
mother was formerly Miss Betty
Bryant, daughter of Mr.. H. E. c.
Bryant, formerly of Washington.
now Of Matthews. N. c., and
the late Mrs, Bryant.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
Delegate Feted

Mrs. Angela Acuna de Chacon,
retiring Costa Rican delegate to
the Inter-American Commission
Of Women. was honored at q bon
voyage luncheon given yesterday
at Water Gate Inn by Q group
Of her associates.
Co-hostesses at the event were
Mrs. Maria Conception de Cha
ven. chief Of the commission and
q delegate from Paraguay: Seno-
rita Gloriela Calvo. delegate
from Panama; DR.. Carmela
Aguilar Ayanz, delegate from
Peru: Sonora Ofelia Machado
Bonet, delegate from Uruguay,
and a group Of the secretariat
Of the commission.
Evening star., 1954-05-13


Miss Agnes A. Mccarthy.
Tho Church Of the Nativity
was the scene Of the wedding
April ~ Of Miss Agnes Anne Nc
Carthy and Dr.. John James Ring,
Medical Corps, q. 8. N. r.. with
Rear Admiral Maurice q. Sheehy,
Chaplain Corps, q. g. N. r.. ON
ciating.
The bride Is the daughter Of
the assistant vice president of
the Pennsylvania Railroad and
Mrs. Frank j. Mccarthy. DR..
Ring is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ring.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception for the families and
bridal party was given at the
Congressional Country Club by
the brides family. The couple
then left for White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va. They win make
their home in Philadelphia where
DR.. Ring is on duty pending their
departure in July for his new
station in Hawaii.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
Miss Tinnnons
ToHeud Club

Miss K. Virginia Timmons was
elected president Of the Sorop-
timist Club Of Warrington yes
terday, succeeding Mrs. Elizabeth
Perkins.
Other oficars elected Gt the
clubs weekly luncheon at the
Willard Hotel, include Mrs.
Ethel M. Fistere, nrSt vice preSi-
dent; Mrs. Gladys Jeselsohn, SEC
ond vice president; Mrs. Ger
trude B. Cleary, recording SEQ
retary; Miss Dona M. Jones,
corresponding secretary and Miss
Mary c. Ahern, treasurer.
Mrs. Cecilia Armelin and Miss
Estelle Zirkin were named di-
rectors; Miss Lilly Tyser. re-
gional delegate. and Miss Mary
Agnes Sweeney. alternate dele
gate.
Evening star., 1954-05-13

st. Gabriel'S Church was the
scene Of the wedding on April "a.
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