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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-15
Elmira, n. Y, Holds
Three Bladensburq
Youths in Break-ins

| Three Bladensburg (MdO teen
age youths were arrested in e.
mira. N. Y, last night in con-
nection with a series of recent
housebreakings in the Bladens-
burg area.
The three, aged Is to 16, all
students at Bladensburg Junior
High School, were taken from
a bus en- route from Washing
ton to Buffalo. N Y Found on
them. according to police, were
a .25 caliber automatic, a %
caliber revolver, and two 6-inch
hunting knives.
1t was a tip from another
youth which led Prince Georges
County authorities to notify po-
lice in New York, Detective
Sergt. James P. Kearns reported.
Youth Backed Out
The youth, who is IA, was 60
ing along with the other boys,
Sergt. KearnS said. but backed
out at the last minute. He did
so after all four had been picked
up by District police yesterday on
suspicion of being escapes from
the National Training School on
Bladensburg road.
A District police cruiser I'M
Willingly gave the boys an assist.
After checking with the training
school and finding the boys did
not belong there, police asked
what they were doing. The boys
said they had a half holiday from
school and were headed down.
town to a movie. Police gave
them a lift.
Parents Phone Police
Instead, the boys headed to the
Greyhound criminal. The IA
year-old boy. however. went home
and told his parents. They called
police.
Meanwhile, 1t. Frank Thoms
Of the Bladensburg town force
was rounding out his investiga-
ton of eight recent housebreak-
tngs and two store break-ins.
The loot included four weapons
two Of the same type found on
the boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-15
Harf Freed After Serving
8 Years for SIaYinq
By the Asseeiessd Pres,

BALTIMORE. Mar. 15.-Jack
Hart. So. who entered the Mary
land penitentiary as a swagger-
ing desperate 80 years ago,
walked to freedom yesterday.
Six times during his years of
confinement the once infamous
bandit devised cunning escape
schemes. Twice he was success
full.
Hart, now paroled, has been
given a job at the Victor Cullen
State Hospital in Sabillasville.
Hart was imprisoned with four
others in a $1,000 payroll robbery
in 1922 in which contractor
William B. Norris was slain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-15
Prisoner Of 4 Husbands
Called Insane by Doctors
BY the Associated Press

TULSA, Okla, Mar. IS
PSychiatrists have declared
Grandma Mamie Doss to be in
sane and recommended that the
confessed poisoner of four hus-
bands be recommitted to an
asylum.
The recommendation came
yesterday from psychiatrists at
Eastern State Hospital at Vinita,
where the much-married grand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-15

mother underwent 80 days men
tai observation.
The ruling will prevent her
trial, at this time, on murder
charges in the death of her last
husband, Samuel Doss, a high
way department employee here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-15
ZAP Wirephoto via radio.

Mrs. Doss. who captured head
lines late last year with her
cheerful confessions of feeding
rat poison to four husbands, has
been charged with their deaths
and that of her own mother.
She denied killing her mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-15
DISTRICT OF coLuMBIA-wAsHlheroh

DISTRICT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BEAL MOTOR CO., 4o Rhode Island Ave. NE
FRANCIS 6 PARSONS, INC, Zoo Nichols Ave. Sc.
HALEYS INCORPORATED, First 6 N SITS. Sc
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD, 1929 chompoin Street NV
ToRREY MOTOR COMPANY. 1913 Connecticut Ave. NV
TREW MOTOR COMPANY. 1875 l4th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-15

Feel what's happenedl
Commend the full ronee Of
PowerFIite outomotie driv.
ing from the control ponel.
Discover more 90 per
gallon" in this lo3-h.p
oireroft-type va engine.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

X7oU KNOW the feeling perhaps you enjoyed
L it this very morning.
A restless urge to be up and doing something
about the new blue in the sky-the new warmth
in the ir-the new freshness all around.
It's Spring, man, it's Spring. And we have just
the ticket to take you where your fancy calls -.
A Buick Convertible like the one pictured here. -.
A car that's mood medicine for the fever of the
season, and tonic for spirits weary of winter -.
A car styled to the Tilt of Spring, and designed
to make the most of il
A car that lets you whisk away the top, drop side
windows out of sight and bring in all outdoors
to touch you with sun and breeze and the BIOS
somng fragrance of the day.
But this gorgeous grace OF automobile-like
every 1855 Buick-is also spirit-lifter when it
moves-and most definitely so.
For here you have power seemingly without limit
robust, high-compresson w power boosted to
new record highs.
And here you have the split-second response
and far better gas mileage of Variable Pitch
DynaAow* to thrill you like nothing you ever
felt before in an earth-bound vehicle.
So why not look into Buick Convertible e-and
the joyous new motoring life it can mean to you?
There's one to fit your scheme of things, for
Buick builds Convertibles and other models in
every price range the rock-bottom- priced
SPEcAL-the high-powered CENTURY-the extra
spacious SUPER - and the custom built
RoADMAsTER. Drop in this week, won't you?
"Dynafop Drive standard Roddnasfe optional at
extra other Series.
MILTON seRls STARS Foe sUlcK
See hs BstIssh Ahsno Tvssdoy Evening"
uiIt Buick will build them
Evening star., 1955-10-24
NovyOfficer
Kills Himself

1t. Loren Dale Moody. 80
service information officer at the
Patuxent MD Naval Air Sta.
ton, shot and killed himself this
morning In his Lexington Park
(Md.) apartment.
1t .Moody's wife heard the
shot and found him in the bath
room with a 20 caliber pistol
beside him and a gunshot wound
In the head.
DR.. Julian Lane, st. Mary's
County medical examiner, issued
q certificate of suicide.
The couple. who had no chill
dren, lived at Al Ofhcers' Court
Lexington Park.
1t. Moody was a veteran Of
13 years of Naval service. He was
commissioned as an officer in
1945 after service in the Pacific.
He also served in Korea. He had
been at the Patuxent base since
August of this year.
He is survived by his widow.
Willo Dean Moody; his father.
z. N. Moody, jackson, Wyo.. and
his mother, Mrs. Amy w. Cody,
Fort Collins, Colo.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Salisbury Firm Hit
BY $4,000 Bluze

SALISBURY. Md, Oct. "a (P
The warehouse and Office oi
the Fuel Service Corp. near the
Wicomico River was swept by
fire yesterday, with damage ex-
pected TO exceed $35.000.
Henry White. president Of the
firm which Is an agency fol
Cities Service Oil Co., made the
estimate.
Tires. batteries. oil and auto
motive supplies were destroyed
Mr.. White said an electrical
defect probably started the fire
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Majority Vote
lon Mixed Schools
Urged in Virginia

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. "a
R.-Representatiyes Tuck and
Abbitt have recommended nc
Virginia locality be permitted tc
integrate its public schools unless
10 majority Of residents vote fol-
such action.
The two Democratic legislators
from the heavily Negro-popu.
lated Southside Virginia area
made the recommendation In q
letter to Gov. Stanley's 32-mem.
Der commission on public edu-
cation.
MIR. Tuck. q former Governor
who now represents the 5th dis
trict. confirmed reports today
that he and Mr.. Abbitt of the
4th district had made such a
Recommendation. Mr.. Tuck re-
leased q copy Of the letter to the
commission which read, in part.
I'VE urge that laws be enacted
which viii make the public finan-
Icial support Of integrated public
schools dependent upon the will
of the people Of each county OF
city wherein integration of the
races may take place."
Evening star., 1955-10-24

wait for a final decree in the
Supreme Court segregation cases
and a declaration Of policy by
the State Department of Edu-
cation before taking q stand on
the integration problem.
Since that time the high court
has made its final ruling and
the State Department Of Edu-
cation has announced that con-
tinued school segregation win be
State policy--at least for the
current academic year.
Last year the YEA rejected a
proposal by the Virginia Teach
ers' Association. the Negro coun-
terpart Of the YEA for q Joint
meeting to consider mutual
problems
DR. Walter Deane Fuller, board
chairman Of the Curtis Publish
ing Co.. win be the feature
speaker at this years meeting.
He win address the general ses-
sion Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Cundidotes to Attend
Fairfax Reception

Democratic candidates for the
Virginia Legislature and some
Fairfax County offices will bt
introduced at a reception at
pm. Friday in the new Mclean
High School.
William Perlick, program chair
man, announced that State Sen.
|ator John A. K. Donovan anc
Delegates Omer L. Hirst and
John c. Webb would attend
Others In the receiving line will
he Harry Sells, candidate fol
Dranesville justice Of the peace
and Supervisor q. Wallace Car
per. Commonwealth's Attorney
Robert Fitzgerald and Sheriff
John Taylor.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Billy Graham's
secret power
ADVERTISEMENT.

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Evening star., 1955-10-24
Vireinio Teachers Urged
To Bar RocioI Merqer

RICHMOND, Oct. "a R.-A
Virginia Education Association
committee today recommended
against a merger with It's Negro
counterpart - the Virginia
Teachers Association.
The eight-member committee
Of the white teachers group
recommended the YEA "corl-
tinue currently its organization
as now constituted"
Action on this report and
seven other committee reports
will be taken during sessions Of
the YEA convention here
Wednesday and Thursday. About
1000 public school teachers are
Expected to attend.
Miss Virginia E. Lewis Of Cul-
peper High School is association
president. She is the fourth
woman to head the YEA.
At last years convention dele
gates indicated they wanted to
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Police in County
To Get In-Service
Troining Course

The Prince Georges County
Police Department has estab-
lished an in-service training
school for members of the
county's town police forces.
4, County Police Supt. George j.
Panagoulis said the school was
!. set up following conferences
with chiefs Of the % town po-
4 lice departments in the county.
The classes will be held for
three hours every Thursday
night for IL weeks at the Seat
Pleasant Police Station.
Seventy policemen are en-
rolled IN the course. They rep
resent 16 towns Mr.. Panagoulis
said three other towns have in
dicated an interest in the pro-
gram.
: The course includes lectures
on police records, accident in
vestigation. courtroom proceed
ure, mechanics or arrests and
3 press relations.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Gu Coach Elected
By Democrats

James Reilly. 80. lawyer and
basketball coach at Catholic
University. is the first president
Iof the new llth Precinct Demo-
cratic Club in the Chillum elec-
ton district OF Prince Georges
County
Mr.. Reilly lives at 1884 Leba-
lano street. Adelphi Knolls.
Other officers elected were:
William Abdalla, vice president:
Lloyd James. treasurer: Dorothy
Lewis. corresponding secretary;
Shirley Mason. recording secre-
ltary; Ben Simon, parliamen-
tartan, and Henry Lesser. SER
'geant at arms.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
=. MARYLAND-VIRGINIA NEWS
Baltimore County Rejects
Help Of Stote in SIoying

TOWSON, Md, Oct. "a R.-
John E. Raine. jr., Baltimore
County States attorney. says
some responsible officials" are
making a political football out
of law enforcement"
This was his reply to Gov
McKeldin's directive Of Saturday
for State and Baltimore City
police to help clean up what he
called the "unsavory situation
In the county. The Governor
referred to the recent Staying OF
John /. Adams, 80. key defendant
in a big Turner Station numbers
raid.
Gov. McKeldin said: Racket
eering cannot be condoned In
Maryland The Staying OF
John I. Adams must be solved
beyond all doubt and the per-
petrators brought to justice"
Mr.. Raine said yesterday that
while he welcomed assistance
from city police. the city depart
ment has its hands full with
out worrying about Baltimore
County"
Gambling Destroyed"
He said: ''The gambling oper-
alton in which John Adams par.
ticipated has been destroyed
John Adams has been murdered
and his co-defendants are nov
in the House of Correction. The
States attorneys Office is ready
to present the Adams murder
case to the grand jury"
One man has been charged
with Adams murder and two
others with being accomplice.
after the fact.
Yesterday, Police Chief Hamil.
8 ton r. Atkinson said his depart
ment will not be run" by an,
outside agency.
Says Staying Is Solved
= In replying to Gov. McKeldin'
statement, Mr.. Atkinson said h,
thought the Staying of Adam
had been solved beyond al
question of doubt" and h
added:
I'VE will cooperate with an!
police agency in the State. bu
we are not about to let thI
State Police, or any othel
agency. run the Baltimore Coun'
ty police department"
"The situation Is just as flint
In Baltimore County as in any
other county in the State as fal
as crime and gambling are con-
cerned." Mr.. Atkinson added
"There is very little organized
crime, very little gambling"
m He said his men had worked
as hard as it is possible fol
any one to work" on the Adams
murder and he gave the Balti'
more County police full credit
for breaking the case.
County Bypassed
The numbers raid in which
Adams was arrested Septembe
%, was staged by State Polic'
who bypassed county authoritie
entirely.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Drug Use Urged
In Mental Cuses

More extensive use of the
miracle" drugs in caring for
mental patients was called for
today by william L. Winston,
Arlington Democratic candidate
for the House of Delegates.
The drugs-thorazine and re-
serpine-have been used to q
limited extent in Virginia hos
pitais as pilot studies, Mr..
Winston said.
Expanded use of these drugs
has been recommended by DR.,
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Rockville Couple
Hurt in Ohio Crush

Mrs. Frank Davis. SO. Of
Rockville. Md. today was re-
ported in critical condition at
St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo.
Ohio. where she is under treat
ment for injuries received in a
car-truck accident on Friday.
Her husband, who is 70. also
was a patient in the hospital.
He suffered a broken arm in the
accident. Mr.. Davis is a former
sheriff and finance officer in
Montgomery County.
He retired recently and was
en- route to the Detroit region
for q vacation at the time of
the accident.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

When Adams body was found
beaten, trussed and garroted Oc.
tober is, State Police announced
they were aiding in the investi'
CATION. Baltimore City authori'
ties also were included in con-
ferences concerning the probe
and Gov. McKeldin announced
from Alabama where he was at.
tending the Southern Governors
Conference that Baltimore Po'
lice Commissioner James M
Hepbron would be his persona
representative in the Adams In
vestigation.
When Mr.. Atkinson announcet
the filing of charges agains
three persons he pointed,
thanked State and city police fol
their offers of assistance, but
said he was "glad" their helr
had been unnecessary"
Robbery Called Motive
Despite reports that Adami
had been slain by racketeers tt
silence him concerning opera
Ition of the numbers ring which
State Police said did $6 mil
tlion-a-year business in tn,
Baltimore area, county polio,
said the motive for his slayin,
was robbery.
| States Attorney Raine sine,
has said he believes robber.
was only an incidental issue il
the murder.
Friday Col. Elmer F. Nun
shower. State police superin
tendent, announced he wa
keeping his men on the case
despite the filing Of forma
charges against the trio.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

Joseph E. Barrett. commissioner
of mental hygiene.
The candidate quoted DR.. Bar
rett as stating that on the basis
of the pilot studies he feels the
drugs should be used in many
cases not now being treated
through lack of funds"
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Dinner OF Church

A turkey dinner will be given
by the Women's Society OF
Christian Service Of the Hunt
ing Hill Methodist Church from
a to 8 pm. Saturday in the
parish hall. three miles west OF
Rockville. Md, on Route %.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ADDITION

Ester Presbyterian Church
portion the right of the steepe this architects sketch The Rev Keith
Evening star., 1955-04-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN HEALY; tan with black top.
$6g7; 40 RenauIt, S2s7; '53 Morris
2.dr.: 1897; ~ eeugot, S4s7; and
10 cthers; aasa ,an and . v y. d,s; t l4th end end
Buy" Since 1890. 14th and p.
BUICK 80 Special 2-dr.; r. and h /;
orig. blue finish; good mech. cond.
a car unmatched for value. $445,
Nothing down, balance small month
ly payments. See this quick. STAND
AID Az PONTIAC. Po2NNaTIAc. 4404 r. l. ave. ne
BGTcKs oA Horner's Corner, sssea
Mimi; ave. ne. A choice selection Of
Buick Dealer, STANLEY Il. HoRNFR
BuICKS-Selection OF models ano
5es4si Rsslss. Fla ave. ne at e'h.' Ii
BUICK '47 Super e-dr.: nice. clean
car; good mechanical cond.: r.. and
h; S275 or hest otter KE. S-7043
BUICK '55 Century Riviera coupe;
Faaio padsss anS heater; o DynatioSg. y.e power
less than 500 mi. and in new-car
$500. Can TIE. 6-557e. Tues, wed.
BUICK 80 Roadmaster Riviera; excel
must sacrifice. SO. b-7e70. %
BUICK As super 4-dr.; elistening
orig, black finish; good Mechanical
cond.; an old car that rms real
good: This is the coed inexpensive
for. S295, Nothing down, balance
small payments. STANDARD Pom
TIAC,. 44n4 r. l. ave. ne. UN.
BUICK '5a Roaamaster 4-dr,: power
brakes; power steering Dynailow
STANDARD PONTIAC. 44o4 r.. I.
ave. ne. I'm. 4-5Rtl "A
BUCKS 1861 Super and Roadmaster
sedans. Fully equipped, thoroughly
rreconditioned. Selection Of s, solors
& oRME IBUfcKD, 18th and NJ sts
NV. DI.. 1890 or 1889 Pa. ave
BUCKS 1850 2-door sedans. Fully
equipped, equipped, thoroughly reeSnditionsa ssS aTs
Ms n SITS. = NV. Di. 7-siS6. or " 1856
Pa. ave, s.e., Ii. 3-240o.
BUICK '49 Suoer 4-dr.; orig. blue
finish; r, h.. Dynafiow; s real trans. Trans
paymenss. PAL % STANDARD PONTIAC.
4404 r. ]. ave. NE. UN. 4-566l;
BUICK '55 new Roadmaster. Riviera
hard top: power steering and brakes,
Wv tires. all extras; nicely and
carefully broken in: color, all white.
navy, white upholstery: cost over
$4,000, sell for $4,000 cash; no
trades or dealers. NO. T-32I9. -
BUICK 30 sedanette; many extras;
-educed $500; Lo. 4-7a4o week
BUICK 1850 super sedans: fully
equipped: selection of models and
coiors; all thorouRhly reconditioned
GheMiSs GsM ,,s Snly sTA5 tb IA EMERSON e ss' 4 4
pI. 5-slg6. and 1889 Pa. ave. Sc.
BUICK 1859 super station wagon:
clark green. clean, thoroushly recon
fov; only 1897, EMERSON a
oRME Buick. lSth and N sts. NV,
n. 7.sI96.
Evening star., 1955-04-04
eoArs (cont.J
USED BOATS
TRAILERS

UTILITY TRAILER. AXIS stake body;
LUGGAGE TRAILER, factory built
lacked aessd aTstai HassT siut teardTop hs H. can BE-
and stop lights, 4'x5'x32" high
500. 10. 2-7149. -6
CONTINENTAL TRAILER. so; SO It.
2 bedrms.. shower, toilet; So, $50. Y.
down. WE. $500, CHERRY HILL
TRAILER COURT. Lot No. 8. LIST
st., College Park. Md. --5
Evening star., 1955-04-04
FARMS (cont.)

- Exceptional small 15-
acre farm on Rte. 211-29. between
Warrenton and Amissville. entirely
reconditioned and modernized Co
j garage. barn. well house. tool house
and chicken house; enough frontasf
on highway for motel or ANTIQUE
shop A variety of fruit trees IN
orchard. A real L,Iy for Sl4 $50
Cali MIR. COMPTON at ia. 7-02f6
10
Evening star., 1955-04-04
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

5000 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-Ideal
private entrance. iirst floor; plenty
OF parking space; reasonable rent
Phone WO 6-223l
BAILEYS CROSSROADS and Seven
Corners. va.-Mod. &C. ONCE space
5sss SsI%Srf 90 RA shSppasS99 pfpaS99 os osntsf nfo DE
MEDICAL OFFICE-Mod.. a.-c. 18th
and Park I'd. NV. Ho. 2-535S or
RA. 3.l3a7 to inspect.
EXCLUSIVE NV, 18th and Eye
Choice 5-rm. 1st-fi. air-eond. ONCE
suite. approx. l.10O 50. IT.; parking
space available. AP 7-3452 for appt
1917 18th ST. N.W.-Ist-fioor front
office, ideal advertising space on
windows: other offices $50 and up
7a6 JACKSON PL.-1 ,se. rm., in 70 s.
rm,. law oftiee: use of reception rm,
and excel. library. Ma $3.50. IS
business office; Mimi. Pa. Sc.
S-rm; house, parking. Ju. 5-s4f3.
900 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Suitable
coctor. barber shop or oface any
%od RssP0Ss Sfds. - H. sseaslaalss s. ground as A.
BETHEsDA-a-room suite. end FIR,
sefvee ssfs "s SIS sSe mo- ca aea aEo ssnS. w.
ROBERTSON. Realtor. 1886 wis,
SILVER sPRiNG@New modern air.
cond. bldg. 25x75 tt. centrally To-
Gated IN. business area. between
Singer and Sun Life Inc Bldg. Ideal
for finance CO.., real estate or y, In
REALToR, 1015 18th st. NV. RE.
n.
Evening star., 1955-04-04

BUICK 81 Super Riviera; r. and h,
Dynafiow, 2-tone blue; a one-owner.
low mileage car: S995. HOYhE
MOTOR SALES, 1717 R. ]. ave. me-,
DU, 7-S300 3
CADILLAC 50 "62," light blue 4-dr.
sedan; fully equipped: leaving coun-
try; 50, 500 or best offer. Contact
after 5 pm. WO. 6-30S4. ---6
CADILLAC '53 coupe De Vile: fully
fras aaipDes nsa,udinE aa aso voggs pTeinn psaan
Coupe De Vile, other Cadillacs to
choose from. PINEY BRANCH MO-
TORS. JU. S-l1S5. a
CADILLAC 1912 sedan: dark-gray
finish; fully equipped, clean. Only
1889 Pa. ave Sc, Ii. 3-240O
Evening star., 1955-04-04

SPECIAL BARGAIS-Near 5th and q
Lge. brick bldg. 25xS5: lRe. store,
z rms. and 2-car garage on 1st fioer
Vacant. . apis. rented to monthly
tenants. Adjacent bldg. can be pur-
chased, 25xS5. Act today to secure
these bargains. Call Mr.. ODUM.
RE. 7-52I6 a
5000 SO. TT. In fireproof bldg, on
prominent, thoroughfare. close in.
Storage area. Offices and show room.
Oil h.-w. heat. No vacant. VIII also
rent. Call Mr.. Morgan, KOONES
a. MONTGOMERY, INC. D1. 7-2342.
Evening star., 1955-04-04
DESK SPACE
FARMS

HOME AND GRAZING
FARM About 800 acres; g-rrn,
house. outbuildings, dating back to
1915. modern conveniences: spring
water ptped into house by gravity
acre swimming pool and fishing pond
trout stream: farm ad1oins She.
nandoah National Park; abounding
in game; old orchard bearing every
year. very quaint and picturesque.
ideal summer home. Will sell cheap,
$4,000. Write p. o. Box 1852. Front
Royal. Va. -
FARM. Fauauier County, Va. l47
acres. old stone house, bath and
electric. New barn with electric and
water; Good stone quarry on prop
erty. CHAS. A. CARLISLE. IL. 5.
4S0S: evening call Otis 4-S496. "A
$3.50 DOWN, Winchester, Va, only
,ini.. nj. paved re read; goo acres, 1000
= terms SIoI.ER a CO.. RA. 3-343i.
suu.. WO, a-e56b. -
Evening star., 1955-04-04

Arlington Motor Co.
tFoRDD
$500 Columbia Pike. Arl., Va,
ia. 7-S310