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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
MARYLAND-VIRGINIA NEWS
Maryland Session Faces
Threat of Other Issues

ton they will take on the vetoed
bills and other Prince Georges
legislative matters.
Delegate Blair Lee III, Demo-
crat, chairman of Montgomery's
House delegation. said he and
his colleagues are discussing pos
sihle introduction ola bill in the
special session to make some
corrections in the new law cre-
|ating the county's Peoples Court
system.
Measure Being Drafted
The port legislation. now be-
ing drafted by DR.. Carl N. Ever
slime of the Department Of Leg
|islative Reference is expected to
receive clearance from the Leg
islative Council early next
month. The council, between
sessions screening unit Of the
General Assembly, hammered it
out from proposals submitted by
"a study commission appointed
by Gov. McKeldin and Mayor
D'Alesandro of Baltimore.
The Legislative Council already
has voted for q port authority Of
five members appointed by the
Governor with power to acquire.
subject to approval by officials
of Baltimore City and the coun-
ties. land by purchase or con7
demnation for improving Balti-
more port facilities.
The authority would start with
a SIS million bond issue and its
continuing operations would be
financed by a special Statewide
gasoline tax of q fourth of q
cent per gallon.
The last previous special ses-
sion in Maryland was called by
former Gov. w. Preston Lane, jr.,
on November 10, 1850. to change
the exemptions under the State
sales tax from 15-cent purchases
to so cents. That session also
added restaurant meals. soaps.
soap powders. baby oils and baby
powders to the list Of items ex-
empted from the retail sales tax.
That one-day session stuck to
the business at hand, and passed
no other legislation.
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JU0t . JP1CUE VUIHtS
5Pe. Modern Bedroom Suite, in codovon mahogany Price
includes double dresser mirror chest double bookcase bed
and night tobe Regularly 1898 Cleared ot-------2695o
2Pe Sectional Sofo Solid elm Frame exposed wood arms
Covered in toast color fobrc Regularly 2O7 So Cleared at
1880
PoIomino Mahogany Leather Top Tables Including cocktail
tables tables and lamp tobes Regularly 90 so go
Your choice Observation-Disclosures
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a companion Saturday when the
two were returning from a
rabbit hunt.
The shooting victim was
Bobby Pickett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Pickett of Willard.
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Adult Glasses Open

Registration for adult educa-
ton classes at Bladensburg Sem
ior High School will take place
from 1880 to 8 pm. January 5,
at the school. The first class will
meet at 1880 pm. January 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

The Stony Brook Garden Club
of Falls Church (Va1 will have
its annual outside Christmas
decoration contest for residents
of the Broyhill Park area this
wepk
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adults for evening classes:
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School:
January 3, .7;30 pm. registration for
beginning. intermediate and advanced
tipping. Glasses win meet on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7:30 to $50
pm.
oaithersburg tMd.) High School: Reg
istration at 1880 pm. January 4 for
tipping classes to meet Monday and
from 7:30 TO $3.50 pm.
Glasses to meet once o week Will be held
in clothing. construction, tailoring. art.
general shop, health and physical edu-
cation.
Sherwood High School, Sandy Spring,
Nd: Typing class registration ct 7:15
D m. The class win meet on Monday and
Wednesdays evenings from 1850 TO $3.50
. m.
wheaton (Md) High School: Wedness,
day. January 4, registration from 8
pm. to $3.50 pm. for classes In art.
auto mechanics, business Enelish: cloth
ing construction. conversational Spanish
shorthand. typtng ana Woodwork:
Glasses will meet Monday ana tor
Wednesdays from 7:30 pm. to $3.50 pm.
Montgomery Blair High School: jan
uaTy 5, registration ct pm. for courses
in ceramics, conversational French,
jeEelry and gem cutting. radio repairs
shorthand, tipping and welding. Classes
will meet Monday andJor THURSDAY
evenings,
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Youthful Hunter
Accidentally Killed

CLINTWOOD. Va, Dec. 26
GA l6-year-old youth was
accidentally shot and killed by
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Adults to Register
For Night Glasses

The Montg cry County
schools have set the following
schedule for registration Of
adults for evening classes:
Evening star., 1955-03-10

Turtle shaped candies
with chocolate flavor
ed centers, coated with
Danish Milk Choco-
late. Made in Copen-
hagen, they are lots
OF fun and good eat
ing for the children.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DACHSHUND PUPPIEs-Red. Axe
registered: Of champion stock. Will
hold for Xmas. 10. .5-676S- lie
POODLE PUPS, standard; q won
derful Xmas present; 8 wks. old:
blacks and silyers; raised with
children. Call JE. 2-4793. Id
POODLE PUPPIES. standard Axe
resistered; excellent European Taia-
CHIHUAHUA PUPS, males and fe-
males: all colors: stud service; Axe,
M GS srtfa 'scHNAuzER PUPS 49,.
WEs.. $50 ca. OIL. 4-7s43. Ii
POODLEs TOY; mos, black Axe
champion stock. OIL; 2-4936; Ia ~
Gently Imported; eligible Axe regis.
i; e.: 4; females! 81:
pooSDD iIEs male. black. min. Axe
reg, champ. stock: ideal Christmas
v Ektftsr; OBI a,Ss save dog in ni tsu.
va. or Nd. Contact me, MA. s-5457
PARAKEETs make ane Christmas
Tifts. CAN HA. 2-76S7. --l5 =,
BEAGLE PUPPIES, Axe REGISTERED
Cute and cuddley, Xmas size. JE
8 2 NicE KITTENS to go. Ap. 7-l4o7
,I IRE az cP PTTIsaHER pupPIEEss-
Axe res. 10. 7-Os34. --15
eiAMEsE KITTENS Blue-eyet
beauties; Seal point: CFA registra-
ton. ia. 8-4396. 10
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ROOMS WITH soARD

1927 18th ST. N,W.-Single. dble.
rms; excel. meals; shower baths.
Ia
1901 18th ST. N.w.-Ideal residence
fol. business people. students: Sc
lective menus: PIX and TV.
CLUB MASON, 1925 N. Hamp. NV.
DE luxe living for ladies and
Wk. Incl. meals and hotel services services
NO. 7-6770 or CO. 6-034e. a
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MlScEL. FOR SALE Cont

Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1855
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1855 QUE ST. N.W.-Unusualiy nice
warm single room, running water;
$3.50 week, also l.h.k. room. --14
1897 EYE ST. N.W.-RoomS, 81 up.
Also housekeeping. Call RE. z
1888 s' 10th ST. NV. Business
women. sele. and dbis. rms: clean.
pesQt, furn.: mod. baths. NO.
l 1lsiT Z ST, NV. THE churchin"-
Clean. sgle. rms: run, water: maid
Sc. ;ery,; g 81 up no. 5s9ses; -,, Ti r..
s ssl4 Fa SE * tx s ssasSsn mattress
$50 Up MONTHLY = KEYSTONE
HOTEL. nth and Pennsylyania
s. s't 4 DAY DAY per person: .11oI 18TH
n.w.-;Attrac; sgle; .dhle. Im.. S7 ys.
o w v Van HOTEL, DI; 7-7sss'
some with pvt bath: distinctive I'D.
dress; daily maid service: 24:.hr.
switchboard: rates. $3.50 M weekly.
1905 'oGE ST. Nw.-Tirsd of /.
drab room? Want new modern
fgr ,Ils Free Ty in every rocn Z
P PssE. c.i IL Co. T saSs1 singles. ia 20
semi-private bath; for i or Z
gentlemen: excel. ioc. DU. 7-4770.
CONF, CLEAN; close-in loo. half
blk Conn; ave; SS5 mo. EN-. q
, 3sSs ' rRS Lg sr s S%LA.,r .ipsl.
maid service: reas. NO. 7-3422;
PLEASANT WEST ROOM, m private
porch and, bath: overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Couple or gentleman.
Lovely Ci'f lSfse comb. sittins-6edrm.,
sst Ssh st. S.'n NV. ri EN-. s-i4lss.0 200 IS
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS.
running water: IS to S12. DI. q
$500 ADAMS MILL RID, overlooking
Rock CT. Pk.-Exclusively furnished.
decorated studio rooms for sxecgl-
daily maid service. AID. 4-967S,
1888 PARK RD.-Lovely, clean rms.
young men: sgle., dble,: maid seIv::
good parking: $3.50 wk. DU. 7-9S?4.
CLEVELAND PARK, blk. to Conn.
ave.--Attrac. large sgle.. $40 mo-;
kit. priyil,. avail; Beaut. detached
15s3 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
bsmt. rm.; water in rm.; next bath:
new HOLLYWOOD Ded, reIgr: ana
cooking facils. in a good house;
50 per wk. Men only. lis
RANDALL HOUSE. 1923 N st. NV
Join friendly. young crowd. Meet
nice people. Lounges, rec. rms.
dancing. bowling. tennis. Tv. Ben
dix. New manager; $25-$35 mo.
EMBASSY AREA-Newly dec, best
tranSp., SCI. and dbie. S25 and
up, 20l9 Mass. ave. NV. 10
Ice. BRIGHT, clean warm room
or rooms: plenty heat. hot water:
transp: " blk: refined people. HE.
LADIES! Walk to work
from 18th and Eye-Comfort and
attrae.. elev.. switchboard, maid
serv. $3.50 per wk. ME. s-b7o7.
DUPoNT-sCOTT cIR.-24-hr. gas
entr. 8:3o-9 40 . m. 1885 r Of. NV.
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~, 1858 table model cspehsrt: 17-in
DU. 7-o940.
desk with 8 drawers. haul both
away for S25. Call EN-. 3-2934.
TYPEWRITER - Beautiful brand
new cond. Remington portable;
used I times; must sell; reas. He.
CYPEwRITERs. new portables: big
cash discounts. liberal trade-in al
"Buy Where You Get SERVICE"
TYPEwRITERs, Christmas sale
$69.50; standards. $3.50 up:
terms. Our 45th year. AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER CO., 1431 East Cap
ttol st. $3.50 to 8. includ, Sat,
Ii. 3-00S2 daytime; ewes. OIL 4
TYPEWRffER. remington electric;
like new: will sacrifice. RIA. 3-S719
vIcTRoLA. chilGs oE cabinet model.
completely I;, ,ri insslsted arm5tspe
WAIKIKI szfis fSn0 kETR I'll IN 1oR4O' new.
$685., complete. ia. $4,000. -l5
WASHERS, all makes. types; $3.50
up, most guaranteed. FREDER-
1CK'S, 1905 14th st. NV. IA. g.
1900; 413o Georgia ave-. RIA. g.
WASHER. Maytag. wr,nEer type; $50
Television, table model; sis. Car
bike. SIS; Large tricycle., new: SIS.
WASHER. auto. Kenmore. Kenmore
electric range. JE. 1924 after
WASHER. Thor semiautomatic. late
model. perfect condition: $50. Call
Washers FOR RENr-Brand-new:
only 25c day Rental may apply
to purchase Call ST $4,000.
WATCHES, lge. selection, disc. prices.
New and used. NATL. PAWN. 1905
Lee hwy, Arl. Va. IA. 2-1777,
WELDERs. new or used. LINcoLNs
for sale or for rent. EARLBECk
ST.. BALTIC. MI. 5-S51l.
WINDOW SHADES--lUqs OF. wash
able good quality plastic or shan
tung shades; regular prices from
81 SO. CUSTOM SHADE IL AVN
ING, 1886 N Washington blvd
-Arl.. Va ia. 1884.
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cOLoRED-141e GIRAUD ST. NV.
Adults; quiet bldg: avail, now; 8
rms. kit. bath: utils. furn. MA.
COLoRED MODERN APT; living
room. bedroom, private kitchen and
bath; pvt entr.: mod. bldg. Call
Mr.. FERRIS It'll 2 pm. Ma.
S-5020. -l6
CoLORED-2a4 7th ST. NE ige.
rms, incl. full kit. very cow: $45
and utils, ST. 3-63l6. lis
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CONGRESS HALL

1925 18th ST. Sc.
Exceptionally nice 1-bedroom apt.
available now In this popular
new project: conv. shop, transp.;
$3.50, Incl. .d 81 utils. Apply res.
1919 ,st RPf 81 Nv! SAGE "a. s-osso
NEAR 18th AND HARVARD SITS.
1-BEDRM. APT.-$86.50
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX.
Modern Elevator Bldg.
1900 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
s 1aci SRt' s nszly dscorsssd Htil,
See ianitor. IA
Modern Garden Apis.
3211 9th st. Sc.
Exceptionally nice 1 and Q bedrm.
location. Just on Nichols ave. Ex-
incl. in rent.
Q BEDRMs. 81 30
Apply Res. Mgr. on Premises
o. . cen 70; 23sSss
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. e-0580
CoLoRED-sa0 2 81: MI bed
REALTORS. Ma. 5000. la
COLORED - 5O18 n ST. Sc. II
bedrm.. liv. rm.. din, hit. and bath:
H6MpT HS1 s "a. % s-sosel r A.
CoLoRED-22s 10th ST. NE
s ssrly k FsnS snd Gath 0edgn nv .H
HuMPHRIEs. REALTORS. Ma: g.
COLORED-a ROOMS, kitcnenette.
3-024l 1o45 quebec pi. NV. 10
COLORED-500 18th ST. Me-
rm., kit. and bath apt: conv. to
can Mr.. DUVALL. 81. 1900
coLoRED-s1Os a4th ST. s.E.-
Duplex apt Liy. rm., dinette,. kit.
and bath; $50 mo. Newly redeco-
Eassa Key. s1o7-A. Call CO.
coLoRED-470s oUARLEs ST. NE.
Apt. tnear Kenilworth ave. D
by rn 4saes s,nstss 81. ena mo- bath
spect or cali CO. 5.82Ss. '
COLORED-592O FOoTE ST. NE
Ant. I0a. RE-. 7-i1s1. '
CoLoRED-I41s Hath ST. NV
Attrac.. lge., 2 bedrms., liy. rm..
kit. and bath: heat furn., $50 mo. !:
adults. RA. 3-67S4. -l6
COL0RED q ROOMS, kitchenette
and bath. heat. refrigerator: COM
Portable. UN. 4-7693.
CoLORED-4920 FOOTE ST. NE
Modern apt. bldg. 2 rms, fully
incl: master Tv antenna; $3.50
per mo. Key with tanitor, or call
WILLIAM J. DAVIS. INC, 800 Il ct.
c By; NA;. siS sss p sr VIZ .
rms. kit. bath; In apt. bldg; re-
duced to $3.50. co. $3.50, ia.
COLORED - BEDRM., nv. rm.. kit,
and bath: IN 3-apt. bldg; like new;
134S Lewis ct. ne. on Trinidad ave
S75 mo. J. r. BOONE. DE. 2-5420.
coLoRED-141s GIRAUD ST. NV.
Adults; quiet bldg; avail. now; 8
rms, kit. bath; utils. furn. MA.
cOIoRED MODERN APT; livins
room. bedroom, private kitchen and
bath: pvt. entr.: mod. bldg. Call
Mr.. FERRIS It'll 2 pm. MA.
c sIpoTyp It'll ST. NE Ire.
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APIS. UkFURNIsHEp-VA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, ada.
cent to shop center and schools.
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers: 8
minutes to downtown. q minutes
tc Pentagon, 5 buSlines at your
front door. Ample parking. Front
ONCE service. Laundry and storage
In your building. New refrigerators
ures. i and 2 Bedrooms; from SIS:
convenient for Army. Navy and
Air Force personnel. Mt. Vernon
and Russell I'd, Alex. TIE. 6-4400.
ARLINGTON, "a block from Court
House-Ehiciency and / bedrm.; $50
Up ap2.r ES 7z5592. OIL. 2.o2s6. J.
11s N. BROoKsIDE DR.-z-bedrm.
MR.. GRTFFIN. ma. 5000, Mon.
ARL., cherrydale, 2023 N. Oakland
heat fuTn.. s s. a. Az s-SssssB. : Mn.1S
n. ARL.--conv. to shop. and bus
line: ] bedrn. apt, avail. imianed.;
s sss "a "a J inERi utils" except slee.
s6s.BO, incl. all utils., for this newly
decor. 2-bedrm. apt: near Presi<
genital Gardens. Only . few minis:
bus lines. caii IA. s-lSsi. @15
IT'S TRUE; move in now, rent starts
Jan; spacious. besut, dec. l.
Fl. Myer, Pentagon. Ample park
ing: S75 incl. utils. IA. $4,000 or
FE. 3-2323.
ARL.. AIR-COND.-Redec., IN bed.
rm.. fenced I'd $50 plus utiis. IA.
7-191O or EN-. 2-3277. 10
2 BEDRMS., modern. al ecnyen-
fences; S75. Alex. XII. S-634t
after $50.
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@&OS1CAAA N1csAO C4A Aktos
3211 9th st. Sc.
Exceptionally nice 1 and Q bedrm.
apis. now available in this Popular
location. Just OF Nichols ave. TX.
eel. transp. and shop. nearby; utiis
incl. in rent.
1 BEDRM. ST.. 80
Q BEDRMe. ------------- 81 80
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD and
kindlinR. Ii. 7-440B. -16
ROOMS FURNlSHED-k.W.

SINGLE, vic. Mass. and 18th st.. /;
maid service refgr., sewipvt bath
S35 mo. CO. 5-5770. LII. 7-6597.
SOUTHERN CLUB, 1898 Mass. ave
n.w.-Home for discrim. guests: lge.
ym.. pvt. bath. also ssle, for man
116O GfRARD ST. INVITE PAL
mer House. Redec. single rooms,
near bath. only Sc and 81 week.
IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13

Beautifully Furnished
Complete. l-bedrm. apt; linens
silverware. Tv; 8 mos. AID. 4-3836
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FURNISHED


LIT 4C1ENCY AFT.
furnished. new furniture,
new building. Only SS5 per mo.
Including all utilities. Call 10.
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APIS. FURNlsHEp-vA.

FALLS CHURCH-3-rm. and bath
apt, frst floor Of 4-family unit;
close to bus and shopping: COM
fortably furnished: $95 per mo-,
heat and water included. Gail
J. H. BENOTT. Reaitor. KE. S-6677,
N. ARL.-warm. clean comfortable
small apt. Quiet smpi. cple. KE
ARI.-Nicely equipped; nr. Penta.
gon; SIS for / adult, 500 for 2.
incl. utils. IA. S-9S41. lis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and 1-bed.
room apartments. ianitor service:
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton: all utilities: S75 to 500 so
Call TIE. 6-667o. between 10 am.
M. PESTTaGoN, 1917 N. Queen st,
Il hedrm.. liv. rm.. din. kit and
bath. Incl. utiis.: 500. r. A. HUM
PHR1Es. REALTORS. Ma. $4,000.
PENrAGoN AREA - Family spts.
and hotel rooms. Free parking.
Rates. day or week, ia. 2-3343.
Q BEDRMS.. MODERN. al con-
venienees, $3.50. Alex. XII. s.
6347. after $50.
ARLINGTON-Newiy furn. 2-hed-
I'm. apt. In mod. bldg; conv. PEN
tagon. Navy and D. c. bus; suit. 3
or 4. RA. 3-0314. after 8.
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ROOMS WANTED
APIS. FURNIsHED-p.c.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn. apis. By day or
week Call MA 8-5425
b Iss,a. apt. for 3 ,adsslntss: slo6:
ls sft e 81 u; Wv g rms n, si It,. bath.
$125, electricity included: sgle., rm..
$72 50. gtils. incl. Yrs lease: refs.
ATfRAc.0 ? ~ APIS, s14 VIZ. up;
ole U.-1st-fl., duplex. suit 2 to 4
NICELY FURN. APT.--Pvt. bath.
air conc; ms bds service SIS: in
LIy. RIM, bedrm kit. bath, utils.
1925 18th NV. $73-$76. No obi
70 infant no pets. RA. 1888. 30
HTS. AREA---Available
nov attractively furn., | and 2
bedrm ants; reas. rent. 10: q
5G4os KANSAS AVE. N.w.--ciesn.
furn. apt; 2 rms. xii. pvt; bath.
STUDIO APT, mr.. Oh. Oh. circle
Pvt. bath and entr.; bedrm., Mv.
rrn.. utils.. maid: SIS. EN-. 1929.
CAPITOL .HILL-well furnished i,v.
rrn.;. bedrm.: dinette. kit; bath:
newly dec; SIS. 80. S-Se64.
DUPONT c1RCLE-Hxesl. twin bed
rn;,, li Y. rm 1, FIJI dinetts. bath.
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APIS. FURNIsHEn-D.c.
COLORED

2515 18th ST. NV.
8 RMS. KIT. BATH, PcH.-S92
No Children Under IL Years Of Age
Beautiful elevator bldg. In excellent
location. See Mr.. Steele, mgr, bsmt.
apt. or CALL DI. 7-7140.
BERNSTEIN EYNDICATES
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DENIM WHEEL COVER
Plaid denim with sponge rubber
backing. Edges strongly stitched.
CLIO. Reg. 70 SO
BUG DEFLEcToR. Snow pillow
design. Sturdy plastic eonstruc-
ton. Clear and coIored. Poir.
Cl404. Reg. - 10
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State Blamed
For Rte. 2DeIay

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4 B.-
State Senator Louis L. Goldstein,
Democrat of Calvert, said yester-
day the State Roads Commission
lis entirely" to blame for the
delay in widening and straight
|ening a section of Maryland
Route 2 in Calvert County.
Nobody down here is holding
up the roads" said Mr.. Goldstein,
who is president of the Senate
and presiding officer of the
Legislative Council.
The commission said Tuesday
it had held up the 3.4-mile prof.
ect between Prince Frederick
and Port Republic because prop
erty owners were asking excess
sive amounts for rights of way.
Mr.. Goldstein was listed as the
appraiser for four property
owners asking amounts deemed
by the commission as excessive.
Mr.. GoldStein said he had not
made any property appraisals
until after the contract for the
construction work was let in
March.
The Senator said the commits
sion was at fault for not acquir-
ing rights-of-way before letting
The contract.
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Youths in Foirfox
Launch Write-in
Drive for Shuffer

A write-in campaign for re.
election Of Fairfax Supervisor
Arthur Shaffer has been launch
ed by a group of teen-agers VIII,
are grateful for his effort to ge'
some $4,000 restored to tn,
county's recreation budget.
Mr.. Shaffer was defeated il
the Democratic primary for re.
nomination by Supervisor c. B
Jet. The two supervisors wer,
placed In the same district By
|redistricting.
Judy Manning Of Falls Church
president of the teen-age organi'
zation which calls itself tht
Junior Citizens Of Fairfa,
County. said letters had beer
sent to all Of M. Skaters work
ers in the primary urging them
to campaign for write-in votes
for him in the November general
election. The letter sent out by
Miss Manning notes that Mr.
Shafferi made a motion ct a re-
cent board meeting to put $l8,-
900 back In the recreation bud
get. The appropriation had
been Endorsed by some of the
teen-agers before the board. but
MFR. Skaters resolution failed to
pass.
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Maryland Toll Bridges
Making Money Foster

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4 R.--All
of Maryland's three big toll
bridges are making money faster
than ever before. a report by the
State Roads Commission shows
Last Saturday. the commission
reported the Chesapeake Bay
Bridge had collected 1885,. $50
In tolls in its third year Of opera.
Ition, an increase of $102 1926 ovel
the previous year. 4
Yesterday it announced the
Susquehanna River Bridge
showed a gain Of $16,07s and
the Potomac River Bridge q gair
of 1881 In the nine months
ended June 30.
Out-Earns Susquehanna
The report showed that the
Potomac River bridge from
Southern Maryland into Virginia
again out-earned the Susque-
hanna River bridge on busy
u. s. 40 at Havre de Grace.
The Susquehanna bridge took
in 81, 10000 In the nine months
ended June 80. The Potomac
bridge collected $1.341. 623 in the
same period.
When the two bridges were
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Eenwick Asks Beverley
To Quit Porty Openly

Former Alexandra Mayor
Marshall j. Beverley's plan to
organize a Democrats for Eisen-
hover" movement in nearby Vir-
ginia today drew a suggestion
from the Tenth District Demo.
cratic Committee chairman that
he change his party affiliation
openly and not under any sub
terfuge."
State Senator Charles R. Fen
wick Of Arlington. the party
chairman, made the statement
when asked to comment on Mr.
Beverley's recent activities in
behalf Of the President.
Mr.. Beverley. a Democrat who
retired recently as Mayor, said
last Saturday he had obtained
the names Of SIS prominent Alex
andria Democrats on a petition
pledging support to Mr.. Eisen-
hover If he should run for a
second term.
Senator Fenwick said that the
last time he saw Mr.. Beverley
was when he was Mayor and
was threatening to use the po-
lice force of Alexandria In order
to ride in the same car with
Adlai Stevenson when Stevenson
came through Alexandria during
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Ithe last presidential campaign
It was recalled that when Gov
Stevenson alighted from a plan
at National Airport in 1852 ant
left for a visit with his son a
Quantico and to make a speech
at Richmond, the then Mayo,
Beverley rode in the Governor
car as it passed through Alex
andria.
II suggest" said Senator Fen
wick, that the publicity-seekinI
ex-Mayor continue to play witt
fire engines, FIRE hats and low.
flying airplanes and not attemp
to obtain political publicity a
the expense of the two-part!
system
IF the ex-Mayor wants t.
change his party afiiliatoin fol
political expediency, it is sug.
gested he do so openly and moi
under any Subterfuge.
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finished in 1910, few figured the
Potomac span would ever out.
earn the Susquehanna bridge.
The Potomac bridge at the
time was virtually on a roac
from nowhere to nowhere
Since then U. s. Sol, which Il
carries across the river. has be.
come a major north-south rout.
between Baltimore and Florida
The Susquehanna bridge still
carries about five times as much
traffic However, its toll is q
cents for passenger cars, which
are charged 81 for crossing thu
Potomac.
S6,12s,17O Collected
The three Maryland bridges
took in a total Of $5,128,l70 In
the nine-month period, a gair
|of $l99, 2l8 over the comparable
period a year earlier.
With expenses deducted, this
provided $4,323,292 to pay OF
bonds which were issued to f.
nance Maryland's long range
program Of major water cross
|ings.
Expenses include an operations
reserve fund established in 1913,
which now has $644, 209 in 1t.
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BIodensburg High
Alumni Elect

Edwin Hammerly, jr., Of Deale
Md, was elected president Of q
newly formed Bladensburg High
School Alumni Association al
the groups first meeting Tuesday
night in the school library.
other officers are Sam Keif-
fer. vice president; Shirley
Greenwade, secretary, and DON
aid McGinn, treasurer. Named to
head committees were Mrs
Peggy DRESSER Kyler, publicity;
Mrs. Betty Coggan Hoy, member
ship; Mrs. Norma Barrow Sam
born, ways and means. and Tom
Yuill, constitution.
About rs graduates Of the
school attended the meeting and
also adopted a constitution and
bylaws.