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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23
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Worner's Daughter
Is Wed in Fuirfux

Barbara Warner. 21-year-old
daughter Of movie executive Jack
L. Warner. was married at Fair
fax County Courthouse yesterday
Ito a 38-year-old French restau-
rant owner.
Clerk Thomas P. Chapman,
Ijr.. of Fairfax County Circuit
Court officlated as Miss Warner
became the bride Of Claude Ter
rail. owner Of the Tour d'Argent
restaurant in Paris.
The brides father is vice presi-
dent and executive producer Of
Warner Bros. Pictures. Inc, and
resides with Mrs. Warner in Bev-
Ierly Hills, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23

should be paid OF by increased
taxes If parking receipts proved
insufficient.
The whole issue centered on
la section Of the home rule
amendment which reads that
the legislature may" retain the
power to set the debt and tax
limits.
Judge Michaelson upheld the
|city's argument that this was a
reserve power held by the
Legislature to utilize If any mu-
Inicipality got off the beam" in
financial opel atoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23

vile road and New Hampshire
avenue. where the Maryland
Roads Commission plans a Wild
iening project in 1856.
In another action. the con- mis-
sion ordered the Thomas g. Co.
Cannery Of Gaithersburg. Nd.
to install by June /, 1856, q
Ipre-treatment plant to reduce
stream pollution caused by the
firms waste from its canning Of
corn and peas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23
MARYL VIRGINIA NEWS
II Revenue Proposals
Urged on Legislators

Virginia fiscal bank accounts OF delinquent tax
committee has recommended 17payers
hrnnI n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23
Fleet Burglar Sought,
lin 3 Housebreukinqs

Hyattsyille City police today
were searching for a tall. feet
footed burglar. who three times
this week invaded houses in the
500 block of Thirtieth avenue.
Police Chief Howard Holmes
said the man entered homes Of
persons who were away at night.
He took only money, netting $40
In the three entries.
One occupant said she saw
him running from the house a.
she returned from a Christmas
shopping trip. She described
him as taI and wearing q tight
fitting cap and leather jacket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23
Two Juveniles Held
In YuIe Tree Theft

SHEPHERDSTOWN. w. Va,
Dec. % tSpecial) Two boys are
being held here for juvenile
court In January for theft Of
Christmas trees from a garage
here. State police said yesterday.
Police said the thefts occurred
Sunday night. The two boys have
been released In custody Of their
parents pending the hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23
CursweII Heads
RiyerduIe Firemen

Jameson Carswell, Of 630s
Forty-seventh avenue, Riverdale,
Md. has been elected president
of the Riverdale Volunteer Fire
Department, Inc.
Other new officers are: Charles
Fogle, chief; Walter e. Troup.
assistant chief; George Shaw,
captain: Malcolm McColly. SUI
perintendent Of m a chinery;
Richard Watkins, lieutenant:
Harold Powlowski, sergeant:
Walter Acton, fire m arshall:
Ralph Dwyer. secretary-treas-
urer.
The election was held Tuesday
at the Riverdale Fire House. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23

A Northern Virginia fiscal
committee has recommended II
legislative proposals to bring
more revenue into the area and
to tighten tax collections.
The collections were submitted
yesterday to the areas men,
bers Of the General Assembly
for consideration at the legis-
lative session which begins next
month. Preliminary discussion
of the proposals already has been
held among legislators and
members of the Fiscal Survey
Committee of the Northern Vir-
GINA Planning Commission.
The requests for legislation
grew out of a still uncompleted
fiscal study undertaken by the
planning group.
Supplementary Sales Tax
One Of the most important
recommendations is to allow To-
calities to add a local sales tax
to any sales tax that might be
adopted Statewide.
The committee said that, If
the State decides to adopt a
sales tax. 1t should be kept at
q minimum so localities can add
an additional levy not to exceed
per cent. Funds from the
local portion would remain in
the jurisdiction where they were
raised.
Another recommendation is to
eliminate business license taxes
imposed by the State so this
source of revenue would be left
entirely to the localities.
Other Points
Other recommended ons would:
Require distribution 81 State
school funds on current attend
ance figures instead Of previous
year attendance. The State
Board Of Education already
plans to do this but the commit
tee wants specific legislation on
the matter. 1t would mean many
thousands of dollars in addi-
tional funds for growing COM
munities.
Require payment of personal
property taxes before motor We
hicle licenses are issued. Alexan-
dria already has this require
ment but other jurisdictions
doubt its legality under present
law
Allow reciprocal agreements
with other States for attaching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-23

bank accounts OF delinquent tax
payers.
Would Spread Due Dates
Change due dates Of personal
property. State income and real
estate taxes so they would be
spread out through the year. In
most jurisdictions, all three fall
due on December S. August is.
is recommended for real estate,
an undesignated date early in
the year for personal property
and April is for income taxes.
Allow partial assessment of
new buildings when they may
not be completed at the January
l tax assessing deadline.
Allow grouping of tax suits
into a single action because Of
the costliness of individual
equity suits to collect delinquent
taxes
Flexible Cancellation
Codify all tax laws.
Allow localities to cancel back
personal property taxes at their
own discretion rather than the
present automatic cancellation
after five years.
Assess public service corpora
tons at the same rate as other
property in the localities. The
State now assesses those proper
ties at 40 per cent OF appraised
value regardless of the percent
age in effect in the community
on other property.
Require payment of business
license taxes by insurance COM
panieS on all business activities
not of an insurance character.
such as rental Of housing prop
critics. @fss 8f3t
Remove the $4,000 exemption
now allowed on business license
taxes to contractors on work
done outside the jurisdiction in
which their home office is To-
Gated.
Require court clerks to fur
nish tax collectors with names
Of all people to whom real estate
titles are transferred.
Allow assessment to be made
in the new property owners
name when property is trans
ferred after the January / assess
ing deadline. This would elimi-
nate sending tax bills to former
owners who often fail to forward
them to the current owner.
Unity all bond and borrowing
laws into single law.
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Joins Foundation Bourd

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Dec. % (Special) Dumas Ma
lone, a history professor at Co
lumbia University in New York
and a former professor at the
University of Virginia, has been
elected to the board Of directors
of the Thomas Jefferson Memo
rial Foundation. He succeeds
the late Fisk Kimball.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
Beauty and You

Q. How can L bleach skin that
seems to have taken on a dark
and discOlOred appearance?
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
Business And Professional Women
Hold Tenth Annuol BouIe

NEW YORK (GlobaD = Tau
Gamma Delta, a sorority of busi-
ness and professional women, held
their tenth annual Boule at the
Hotel Theresa in New York City,
August II through IA, with Great
er Opportunity Through Increased
Efficiency" as their theme.
Delegates represented chapters
from Detroit, Michigan; Indianap-
oils, Ind; Pasadena, Los Angeles,
and Sacramento, California; Dur
ham, N. c.; Augusta, Ga; and Chi
cago, Illinois. New York's E a
Chapter was hostess. An unlimited
visitor, "Hurrican Connie" did not
interfere with the prompt arrival
of delegates, nor with the smooth
running of the entire convention,
including it's. many social activities.
The, Installation Banquet and
Dance in the Skyline Room of the
Theresa Hotel Saturday evening,
with Mrs. Ruth Whitehead Whaley,
Secretary of the, New York City
Board of, Estimate delivering the
address, was, followed Sunday
morning by worship service at Sa-
lem Methodist Church where Tau
Gamma Delta Sorors attended in
a, body.
/ The newly elected national Of
flcersy of Tau Gamma, Delta are:
Supreme Basileus, Bertha w.
Smith, Indianapolis, Ind.; Anti
Basileus, Mary Mosby, Indianap-
oils, Ind; National Organizer, Eliza
Hamilton, New York City; Su-
preme. Grammateus, Helen Grant
ly, Detroit, Michigan; Anti-Gram-
mateus, Agnes Fischer, Detroit,
Michigan; Corresponding Secretary
Elizabeth Lawrence, Indianapolis,
Indiana; Supreme Epistaleus, Edith
Alsup, Chicago, ILL.,; Supreme Tam
iOchus, Bette Anderson, Indianap-
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
Fun With the Family

1t doesn't take a large crowd g
elaborate planning for a successful
picnic. In fact, family picnic in
the backyard is often the most fun.
One of these summer evenings,
make up this ground beef barbecue
sauce, carry it to the backyard and
let the family fill their own buns
for coney island-style sandwiches.
/ COney Island Beefwich
1 pound ground; beef
IL cups chopped onions
1 cup chopped celery
1 teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
1 10R or II or. can condensed
tomato soup -
1 to l p tablespoons chill powder
Brown meat in small amount of
fat. Add onions and celery; cook
until tender. Add remaining in
gradients, using enough chilli pow
der to suit taste. Simmer until
thick. Serve in split buns, toasted
or plain. Four servings.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
CHARM
By LOU LuTOUR

enough to change your nail polish
every week. The nails should De
completely overhauled = properly
filed, cuticles trimmed and some
attention paid to the shaping. The
3lmOnd shape is ideal. Never allow
he nails to grow too long, as this
is not tasteful and neigher prac-
tical nor fashionable. Watch the
color Of your polish to see that it
always matches your skin tone and
compliments the costume you hap
pen to be wearing at the time
Manicure routine may be little
inconvenient, but for those who
wish their hands to make a good
impression, there is no alternative.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
NIARICOPA COUNTY
ANNOUNCES JOB EXAMS

Maricopa County announces job
openings in the following classifi-
cations: recreation leader, recre-
alton helper and kitchen helper.
Women or men may apply for the
first classification and men only
for the other two.
Interested persons may make ap-
plication at the Maricopa County
Personnel Department, 106 South
First Avenue. September 16 is
the last date for filing.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26

oils, Ind; Historian, Richardean
Ewing, Detroit, Michigan; Keeper
of Pins, Elnora Starks, Indianap-
oils, Ind; Chaplain, Hazel Love,
Chicago, ILL.,; Editor-inChief, Cora
O'Neal Peace, Durham, NC; East
ern, Regional Director, Ann Fielder,
New York City; Central Regional
Director, Corine Dean, Detroit,>
Mich; Western Regional Director,
Thelma Ballard, Sacramento, Cali
fornia; Southern Regional Direc0
tor, Lucinda Harris, Durham, NC.
The members of the Grand Board
Of Directors are: Lucy Larry, De-
troit, Mich, Chairman; Johnnie
Harris, Detroit, Mich; Abel Niv-
ems, Graniteville, SC; Elizabeth
Shepherd, New York City; Olga
Groner, Pasadena, California; and
Frances Smith, Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
Share Your Wisdom
BY DIR. THOMAS IL. GAINES

! NEW YORK, (GlobaD If you
are ill, know that the Universe is
not responsible. Accept that re-
!sponsibility yourself. ScruHnize
your habits of eating and your
foremost type of thoughts In these
two avenues you will find the cause
of more than 90 per cent of ell
the ills that plague shallow-mind-
ed human beings. Health is nat
ural condition and the right state
n which to express life. It is the
natural way of eating and think
ing that robs you of life's most
precious gift-good health.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26

ANGV O1S1N, \SlOUdlJ -
Dear Miss Ball:
Some neighbors of ours have
raised twin girls since they were
three. TIL %mother left them at the
nursery school and never called for
them. These neighbors took the
children in and have kept them al!
these years. The girls are we'll
hammered and always neat and
nicely dressed Don't you think it
would have been easier to adopt
the girls? One twin is in high
school, the other in junior high.
She was left. back. Another thing
rs that the slow one is plump and
more attractive. What would be
fhe reason for this difference, if
they are really twins? The slow one
Us now refusing to attend the same
nigh school h \ sister attends.
Should she be forced to do so?
AVA, Atlanta.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
TRIO ATTENDS EIKS'
CONVENTION I'm
ATLANTIC CITY

James McElroy, Kermit eagle
and Doc F. Benson are in Atlantic
City, N j., attending the National
Convention of Improved Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks
of the World. They represent the
William H. Patterson Lodge here
The trio, who left Tuesday q
week ago, were accompanied by
Mrs. McElroy and small son Jim
my.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
The eFonniIy
RoundtobIe
BY ELGIVA BALL

!: NEW YORK, (GlobaD.-
Dear Miss Ball:
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
Jottings On Your >ta
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday P.M - Phone Al 3-3682
yACATIONERS RETURN
TO CITY

.TO CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Chambers OF
1873 E. Lincoln St. and their great
gnandsonS, Eric and Anthony, re-
turned to the city Sunday morning
following a three-week vacation in
Michigan, Missouri and parts Of
Texas, visiting relatives. They re-
ported having had. a wonderful
time but all agreed there is no
place like home.
In September, Eric will enter
Wilson School as "a first-grader
while Anthony continues at Golden
Gate Settlement Pre-School.
PHOENICIANS, IN LAS VEGAS
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Morgan of 251O
E. Wood st. left Monday night for
Las Vegas. They where accom-
panied, by relatives from Texas
who, joined them for the trip. The
party plans to visit other western
cities before their return here.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
GET TING
ALONG
By LAUREN WHITE

NEW YORK (GlobaD Moulin
Rouge is truly an oasis in a desert.
It is probably the most elaborate
and satisfying one ever constructed
by nature or man. A weary travel
er trying to make his way across
blazing desert and desperately in
need of shelter and protection could
hardly expect to find a more well
come one.
Moulin Rouge is the $3,000,000
hotel that opened in Las Vegas,
New, last May. From what 1 have
seen of it, it lives up to all that the
publicity men have said about it.
It is smart constructed along
modern lines. Elegantly uniformed
attendants service your very need.
The rooms, are spacious. and ex-
cellently furnished. The casinos,
dress shops, beauty shops, barber
shops and other conveniences are
ir-conditioned. Moulin Rouge is
inter-racial.
On the way from Salt Lake City,
Utah, to Los Angeles, your scribe
was wondering, how he could es-
cape driving through the desert in
the heat of the day. Attempts to
get accommodations in the rnotels
of the area, we're useless. A coat
of tan prevents one from getting
service in most places of that area.
In trying to get protection from
the elements and food to sustain
you in Las Vegas, you see mans
inhumanity to man at it's worst
1t makes you wonder.
Getting into Moulin Rouge and
enjoying the comforts of that es-
tablishment more than made up
for the insults received at other
places. Moulin Rouge is an expert
ence in democracy in a section
where the word has no meaning.
fhe 25 men whose faith in inter-
racial activities developed the
place because Moulin Rouge is
fact. The land Of the free and the
home. of the brave is less hypocri-
teal. TWo-thirds of the earth's in
habitants can have more reason to
support us in our bid for world
leadership.
There are many deserts! There
are many GASES! If a weary, ostra-
cised traveller ever encounters
more welcome one, your scribe
would like to hear about it!
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
Dear Ava:

Dear Ava:
This is an interesting and COM
nllcated affairs, to say the least.
Shall we begin by asking if the
girls are actually twins. In order TO
get rid of both children, the moth
er may have advanced the age of
the younger. 1t might be well to
check the vital statistics records
III the true family name is known.
Another thought is that there may
be wins in the sense that thew
were born at the same time, but
they may actually be two single
conceptions. This would account
for the difference in build, DISPOSE
ton, ability, etc. Atudies have
proven that identical twins, even
though separated. develop SINH
larly.
Still another possibility is that
the slow one received, some type
of injury or has a mental block
Is she has been, rejected in some
way, her sloWness may be her buff
Ter. From your letter, the indica-
tlons point toward letting the girl
60 to a different school. The course
OF study, etc., will be different:
there will be little to compare be-
tween the two girls and it will al
low her to be an individual.
You asked why the people did
not adopt these girls. Maybe they
could not afford it. Many states
.pay for the care of foster children,
you know.
r r
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26

E.B.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26
CHERRYS EXPECT
THIS WEEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cherry
were expected to arrive in the city
this, week following an extended
vacation with relatives and friends
in. Detroit, Mich, and other points
north. Mr. Cherry is proprietor of
Cherry's Barber Shop.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-26

A. You can try adding some 1em-
on juice to your regular cleansing
cream. Keep this in cool place
to prevent its turning rancid.
high as possible on each cheek. and
blending it carefully outward from
the rouge spot.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

LANGLEY PARk--S13,75O
1904 KEOKEE ST.
OPEN SUNDAY. 9 10 s
Nearly new 3-bedrm. corner brick
rambler; screened porch. fireplace.
GI approved,
1850 n Hampshire Ave, HE. 4-6400
HILL--Open SUM-. to dark;
1923 Branch ave. s.e.; new brick
rambler, featuring 102 by 217
lot, with large trees in rear: wood
burning fireplace, 3 bedrooms. fun
basement. paranet fioorsi only $14.-
$50.
CAMP sPRINGS-open sun. ! 70
dark. See this masonry rambler.
located on q large lot 2S7 Il. deep.
dr.c 5vnF sssns rSSm With I.1isss SS%s sins s.asso ms
attached garages only. S10,T60, CT
approved. Out Branch ave. sc. to
Camp SPRINGS; riEht on AllsntSEn
LII A-7nlin or OF 4.72Al %
Evening star., 1955-01-09
HOUSES FoR sALK-MD.

NEW BRICK RAMBLER
MARYLAND PARK-Handy location:
ana only $3.50: $500 dn.; SIS
no. incl, everythlng, Mr.. fortin.
20. $500: 10. s-6sS1.
INV q Cn
Evening star., 1955-01-09
" ~ S n wR1oHT. EM. $4,000
Open To-day. / til s. 5 PM.

Open To-Day, ] III D F.NA.
ROCK CREEK HILL. MD
e040 EAST BEXHIIL DRIVE
Don't fan to inspect this beaut.
rambler, well loc. In this fne resi-
ige. lfy. fm., spacious din. Tni.,
Wonderfuiiy equipped kit. with
breakfast space, 8 tWin-sized bed
rms. 3 tiled baths. luxury bsmt.
With den, rec. rm. and shop rm;.
rear scr. porch, carport; cor. lot.
The price e right and owner wants
offer. To reach: Out Conn. ave. 20
Ksnsinsson pkEy. e .s saql n.TS;,,, TS;,, right e.
right 1 blk. to property.
RORERT 81. HALL Co, OIL. 2-32bO
Evening star., 1955-01-09
& BEDROOMS
GI-$SO0 DOWN
California Ranch StVie

Dream rambler can be uti.
lixed as 2 or 3 bedrms.. 2 fun
baths. paneled rec. rfn.. care
port and garage; outdoor
barbecue and lGe. screened
patio; alum. awrinss and
fuliy landsssped WnSV%d ieyei D1 lst SefnIf f',Ily
Anchor fenced. VA approved
at only $f4.S00 and worth
much more in our opinion.
Must be seen 20 be appreei.
ated. JUST LISTEDl SEE IT
Evening star., 1955-01-09

It's clean. this all-brick, 3-bedroom
modern rambler Is inelosed by white
picket fence, on level lot measuring
60xlTS. aluminium storm windows
and doors. Detached garage of un-
usual proportion. .20x24. A value at
Weller rd.. left to 31O3 and open
Evening star., 1955-01-09
THE HAMLET
1901 KERRY RD., MD.
Lib. 2Oxl3: Bath, lst Fl.

OPEN 1850
Owners transfer enables Us to ofief
this nearly new srchitecturaily per-
feet Colonial brick home of Inn
posing APPEARANCE; superby con-
lTeas q months eidl. Situated On
lot with 100 It. frontage. with
trees: spacious center-hall plan;
Nv. rn. 2sxI5, random width floor
Ing. din; nm, for enteItaining; huge
rrn. with fun bath on 1st mr..
& twin sized bedrms.. 2 full baths.
End dr. Wide stairs 70. attic with
fan. Many closets. including 6x6
cedar closet Full basement With With
room. 2-car built-in garage. Truly
an opportunity for those WHO de,
sire the best in . well-sstabhshec
Investment Is protected. =.
DIR.:Con ave, TO- Dunlop st. q
20 Glendale. left to Kerry rd- let
to ,nou1. .-,-x,rr ~ q Eana
Evening star., 1955-01-09

OPEN SUNDAY, TIL dark--New
i'll; onh Sis.T56 for this charming
3-bedrri. custom built home; large
llvins room with picture, window
sSiS, bsian:. iS IVY 0iRt Rte 5o g Isnhs
bea' left / mile. to seahrock Acres
and o4O5 Van Buren, 81. THOMAS
r. HALEY. Realtor, Lanhsm. Nd
BARfck All iSsTSSSoALow-oI appraised.
snss iSr :sRsfD:s so Ssf aSa.h sSs Sss
ished attic. Can Mr. cofcorAn, AP.
zs92le; with ps00uo N. sMILa5f.
eoS s.sss. sssa .:I. sT seat az n. f,saisDs ios T:
bath; full hsnat.: no down payment
necessary; reas. monthly terms. Call
Nj. vnSNICK. NE. s-22es, Di, 2
ssfS AVE-, CAMP sPRHNGs--s bed
IsTae ILU1 Kitchen: s' y firepisces. % screened 1; @
porch, built-in. gar. and full osmt.
In nice neighborhood. Directions:
Out Branch ave. about miles past
District line, right on 53rd ave. to
sign: Ss9 :9o0, terms PICKETT &
BRicK Rns RAMsLER. oi only sIa.a
. blocks over D. G., line, Sc; bed
rooms. full basement. large fenced
lot, Can Mr; Penlana; Lu; g;s9l@
TY CO. %
BUY L0CATIoN-The house Is old:
needs minor repairs; environment is
sSss. Sss.; S,;sp Ss Ss5orss sp sS1sf Ps5ssh' HyAsts-
NEW, SEMIDET. BRICK--4E G1
loan. Renting for 500 mo. OWNER
will trade equity in house for build
ing lots. automobile, boat or beach
property. Cali RE. 0-S361. ewes;
day. Ho. 2-9s47. %
GI APPROvED---A cute a-bedrm.
buneai0w with full bSmt., porch.
Ice. corner lott near sG bernafd.
down 10 nofi.vst. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. T-777A. -
Evening star., 1955-01-09
LaRoehelle Real Estate
RE e-T4ss LU. 4-oii.

Eo sETTTIsnENT c5AkdE
fence. patio. storm vindoWs; 1 block
81 appraised - siS7od M. 4
Evening star., 1955-01-09
S15.800 GI

0r-approyed 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with fireplace. dream kit. and full
dayiight bsmt. This Is not q subdi-
vision house and qualified vets may
buy for nothing down. To reach:
Shopping center TO Wiseman rd., left
10 Grandyiey and right to house,
z. n. BLANCHARD. JU. $4,000