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Barry-Pate Chevrolet
l1ss dSs,,I 18th s,,si 81, NV. Be BE; 7s7ss' 5IS
RIIICK ,51 2-DR.

One owner: immaculate: beautiful
light blue finish, equipped with ra-
dio and heater, must be seen to be
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 2-9o01
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont J

BUICK 81 Special sedan; T. and
Buick Dealer. Fla ave. ne. at 9th
Ii, 6-6464. B
BUICK '5S Special eonvertible; Dy-
blue with new black top. a real
..sharpie"i Only S1,695. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO., INC, 1909
E;;W. hwy; tat Ga. aye). Sill. sps..
BUICK '5s Super Riviera; 2-tone
w.-w. tires; $4,000 actual miles
Sharp enough to please anyone
Two to choose from. 81 ,695. .SHI-
YER YER SPRING MOTOR co. INC s;;
spS. spSs dW Md. jH' hys ss-asoo sas g. ave. Oh
BUICK 80 4-dr.: Dynafiow: r. and
b.. w.-w. tires, seat covers; orig,
inal gray finish; S649: 30-day
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
18th 18th .sstt;;, NV NO Till; open
BUICK BUCK Il is5i Sur Super " Riviera: Z; fully
power steering: beautiful 2-tons
finish; q real bargain that can't be
matched: financing arranged fol-
anyone with good credit. For credit
approyal can To. 2-420o. BILL
BUICK 40 Super 4-dr.: Dynafiow
:: and h., seat covers, Original
black finish; excellent tires. Only
$497; 30-day guaranty. HILL q
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO. 4
I'LL. Open ewes: til 9: Sat. til 8
BUICK '52 Riviera hardtop; distinc-
tive beige on regent maroon, with
blending. custom seat covers, air
control heater. Dyna. Has had su-
perb care, We invite your inspec-
ton; 1.197.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
1853 18th ST. NV. RE. 7-7SS7
| OPEN EVENINGS-CLOSED SUM-
BUICK as Roadmaster convertible
r. and h.; Canary yellow with new
black top and Wv. tires; fully
equipped: $1,000 actual miles: like
new inside and out; $3.50. Must bt
seen to be appreciated, Call after
BUICK 1949 Super de luxe: auto
| transmission. r. and h., sacrifice;
| S379. $29 down. S5 q wk ROPER
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CHEVROLET 80

AVN11AI4 OV y
Convertible; one owner: sparkling
green finish. equipped with radio
and heater: a real sport beauty
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 2-9001
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1917 ACRES

Dpildsrs attentioni Choice acreage
! lCeated at Vienna, Va, adjoining
commercial property. Improved
Development. Water and sewerage
near by. .Frontages on roads, 1
Dillon Land Co., JE. 4-4040
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CHEVROLET 1851

CHEVROLET 1858
2-dr,; sparkling black with steel
gray top. A low-mileage, one-owner
car with r. and h., back-up lights,
turn signals and seat covers. It
has been well cared for and you
can drive 1t with pride and salts
faction; 81 .145.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 WIS. AVE. OIL. 4-81OO
Home Of Country Club Used Cars
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET .8s 2-dr.; $44. Old
,39 4-door, $50. FLOOD PON,
TIAc. 4221 connscticut. wo. 3.
CHnESVRRioLEr nSRi 1861 blu. s-pas.. spe. :;
new Powersiide unit, r, h., SPOT.
Light, w..w.; orig. owner: best offel
CHEVROLET '56 station wagon;
heater. turn signals; only 4 miles;
save money at only S395 down. 81
& d. MOTORS, 1892 Ga. ave, eil
Spg., Nd. Ju. .7-7SSS.
CHEVROLET So 4-door; heater. turn
signals; good tires. extra, extra
sissss Ssss "a Sl.osS; svs si, s 4 sns D. MOTORS My
CHEVROLET $50 4-dr.; two-tons
blue; r. and b., turn signals: S995
5bsI%ss Ths boss ssSri says lss her go. srLynEE n5E
E.-W. hwy. lat Ga. ave., Sii. Spg.,
Nd. JU. o-4500.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
Will Pay Up to

OR WIZ aAff fF1Rs b 3s g {ssssg s. Oowa
BLASS & CLARK
COR N CAPITOL 3 FLA AVE NE
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored.
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER
NE. S-5400; evenings. LA. 6-5194
A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
II. 6-2000--S.E. REALTY
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2 LOTS

from 9, 800 81: Il. 70 8 acre: 81
least b4-ft. frontage; some corners.
! $4,000: u down, balance subord
{ TENCHER-WALKER INC, AID. &
2644. IA. 2-5280. 10
PINE, RESIDENTIAL. BUILDING
LOT: nearly "a acre in beautiful
georgian Forest; 1Q0-ft. front BY
Ideal for rambler with daylight
basement. Price, $500, cash.
II. GLENN GARVIN
10. $4,000 Ewes, JU. 7-6739
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BOATS

JOHNSON 10 H.P. "SEA HORSE
(type GD-15 motor; in storage at
Nash Marine suppfies. Inc, $50
Maine ave. s.w. Cond. as new;
price, 1896. plus storage. Call
NOEL, EN-. 2-0672.
IA, CEDAR STRIP RUNABOUT---
Fiberglass hull with steering Wheel
and trailer $500. JU. 5-5533.
26-FT. 194S Steelcraft; excel. cond
Comfortable and immaculate. Many
extras. JU. 7-7668 --S
SPEED BOAT, early 1850 Chris
Craft lift, 6-pass., 131 1-h.p. g.
carburetor; excel. cond. Just re-
finished this year. 81 800. Must
sell. Call AP. 7-73e7, after g pm.
CABIN CRUISER. steelcraft, 2s IT,;
insulated cabins, sleeps 4; galley,
head; equipped. ia. 2-4339. "a
RUNABOUT:. IA IT., slat bottom; IL
h.p. Sea King motor; other misc.
items, incl. trailer; $3.50. JE
1926; IA. 2-QSS0. III
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay
reser., Cant. KING. LO, 4-5S43
daytime: WA. 7-4192. nights. wk
OUTTBfoARD MOTOR, Wizard. II
h.p.: used very little, cost $500
sell S165. Terms II desired. JU,
9-2S74
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '53 ..210" 2-door
equip. Straight trans. Used BY 2-car
family for local driv. New cond., ap-
pear; $1,075. OWNER. HE. 4-6935.
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CHEVROLET 1881

CHEVROLET 1901
Station wagon in emerald green. Any
family can use a wagon like this.
It doubles as shopping car. and
and maybe a few neighbors can 60
for picnics or week end excursions.
Has q heater and WV. tires, and
Is in Al condition. Budget priced.
seas.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 WIS. AVE. OIL. 4-610O
Home Of Country Club Used Cars
|CHEvRoIET 1858 de luxe "2lO" q
door: heater. Choice Of Two; one
black and ono dove gray. SPECIAL.
each 5000.
PARKWAY-FORD
30b1 M ST NV AD 2-l1 AZ
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CHEVROLET 1854


A 21O 2-dr.; Neptune green. Has
your wife griped about needing q
car Of her own-here is the answer.
This Is q one-owner car with
heater, turn signals, rear vision
mirror, and only driven 10000
miles; II looks like new inside and
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
71GS Home WIS Il country axE Club 9 1sed cars
CHEVROLET 1854
Del Ray club coupe; 9 beautiful
cream with green top, fully equip.
including r. and h. and Wv. tires.
A one-owner car bought here. and
serviced by us regularly and ex-
clusively. This is an exceptionally
weil.cared for car. and ideal either
It today, 81 ,495.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
aHES Home wasi q Country unit; club Us Used s cars
CHEVROLET 1854 "210" 4-coor;
heater; light blue finish and i'm
maculate. SPECIAL. 81 .099;
PARKWAY-FORD
S051 NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-01s5
CHEVROLET 81 2-DR.
One owner; sparkling green finish
Immaculate throughout. Equipped
with radio and heater. See thi:
beauty today. Priced to sell quick
ly. $685. easy terms.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arl. ia. 2-990S
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CHEVROLET 1851 styieIine de luxe
town sedan: Powerglide, heater.
seat covers; sparkling dark green
finish; very clean; S695.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST SII, SPG. JU. 6-61S6
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I1MbEN TIDES
p ro1f Gfnf5spfS6s ~ aHssy large water
Stricted. .6S miles TO D. c. Only
$3.50; terms. 10. 5-3500; ewes.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.--sALE

NORTH BEACH - Groom house
Money making or pleasure. DI
7-697s. After 9 p.n., ia. 5-1404
NORTH BEACH, MD.-Huse, furn
cottage; ! blk. from water. Lge. lot
Reasonable. Call TU. 2-533S. -
pINEY POINT, island prop, 8 acre,
Of land, oyster beds. Q cottages
81. 500. 10. R-4973 -
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81 Windsor de luxe club
coupe; auto. transmission, +. aud
h.. turn signals; tiptop through0ut;
special price, $7SS. written guar
TRIANGLE MOTORS troRp,
3010 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
CHRYSLER 80 New yorker sedan;
r. and h.. automatic transmission
power brakes. beautiful dark green
finish. Special upholstery and other
features. A clean car; properly
conditioned and guaranteed. $3.50.
WHEELER, INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-1020
CHRYSLERS-'53 windsor 2-drs.. 4
drs.. and hardtops. Various color
combinations and equipment. All
clean. 1-owner cars. Property con-
ditioned and guaranteed. Priced
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER-PLYM
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1890 wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-1020
CHRYSLER '53 windsor 4-dr.; pow
er steering; owner: low mileage:
ROYAL MOTORS
400 Georgia Ave, NV, Ia. $4,000
Chrysler- Plymouth Imperial
-
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

LIST TRUST. orig. $4,000: 2 pay.
ments made promptly at $40 mo
Has splendid payment record. Now
$500. Due in 3 years. 50. 800
OIL. 4-5947. 3
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BUICK 81 Special sedan; r. and
b.; S749. HORNER'S CORNER,
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th,
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Ii. 1-sooo closed Sunday. sumo
DE SOTO 80 Firedome VS. clut
coupe, automatic transmission
power steering, r. and h.; specia
et 5000; 2-day money-back trial
4-month written guarantee. HILL
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV, NO. =.
iii. Open ewes. I'll 8: sat. It'll 8
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BUICK As Roadmaster: r. and h.;
new. paint Job; low mileage: excel;
after inspect. For appt,. cali MR.
HICKEY. WA. 7-4037, e-5 pm.
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WHEELER. INC.

DE SOTO 81 Carry-all 4-dr.; auto
trans; $599 HORNER'S CORNER,
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. ct 9th.
Ii. 6-6464. IS
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tip-toe transmission, radio, heater;
Royal maroon finish with excellent
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25
Irish Finish Grid
Season Saturday
Against Trojans

NoTRE DAME, Ind. - The
Fighting Irish of Notre Dame
will conclude their 1855 football
season with another in a long ser
les of contests with the Trolans
of Southern California, in Los
Angeles coliseum, Saturday, No
vember 26.
Few gridiron rivalries have
produced as many football thrills
as this famous Irish-Trojan SER
les. In 26 games to date, Notre
Dame has won II, lost seven and
tied two, but the difference in
caliber between the two teams
has never been as great as the
record would indicate. There have
been many one point and one
touchdown decisions, last minute
victories, and surprising upsets.
For example, from among the "a
games in which a decision was
reached. exactly II, or half, have
been decided by the margin of
one touchdown or less. In five
games since 1850, the favored
team has won only twice, that be-
ing Notre Dame the past two
years. Last year by a margin of
2317, the Irish, underdogs in
both 1851 and 1852, emerged vic
torious while Southern Califor:
mia defeated favored Irish in 1850.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25
Gel Preview Friday Opens Basketball Season

The diocesan basketball campaign gets officially under
way Friday night in ST. Charles gym when five Central
Catholic League teams headed by defending co-champons
Columbus ST. Mary and Newark st. Francis along with
Bishop Watterson meet in the annual Gel PreveW.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25

opener at 7:30 p. m. st. Charles
and st. Francis play at 7:30 while
Holy Family and Watterson con-
cIude the first round at $40 Sec
ond round action begins at $3.50
when the winner of the first
quarter meets the winner of the
second quarter. At $50 the los
ers of quarters one and three
tsngle while the final event will
see the winner of the Fan1ily.Wat-
terson match meeting the st.
Charles-S. Francis loser.
A trophy will 90 10 the team
winning both quarters. N more
than one team wins both, fhe
trophy will 90 10 ihe team
scoring shs most points.
One of the big attractions OF
the preview will be the first ap-
pearance of Ken Neville's St
Mary Rams who last year won Ia
out of 20 regular season games
and advanced to the first round
of regional tournament play.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25

The high scoring Rams are aim
ing at the big prize-the state
Class B championship-this sea-
son, and there are many fans
around who think they can do it.
Led by scoring twins Dave Bark
er and Bill Stewart, Neville has
four of his first five back from
last season plus a 6-2 freshman,
Simon Williams who figures to
lend big hand in defensive
play.
Veteran guards Al Buccilla and
Kermit Allen round out the start
ing st. Mary five. The Rams open
their schedule Saturday night
against ChilIicothe Catholic Cen
tral Barker and AL Bosworth. co.
captains, will lead the 20-man st.
Mary squad. Last year Neviile's
classy crew posted a Is and two
overall mark
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25

Besides the co-champs and Wat
terson, Columbus Rosary, st.
Charles and Holy Family will par
ticipate with benefits from rick
ct sales going to % diocesan mis-
sions.
Each team will play two quar-.
ters with st. Mary and Rosary
getting things underway in the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25
1855 Diocesan Football
Final Standings

landings include Thursday nights Dover St Joseph
Dennison St Mary game
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-25

Marking the tenth annivers.
sry Of the italian Sports Fed
GRAFTON, a section OF italian Ca
thoIie Action, some $4,000 ath-
istes assembled In ST. Peters
Square 10 hear His Holiness
address them from the lossia OF
81. Peters. Following The dis
course The Pope descended 10
inspect the gifts and receive
The leaders Of shs sports groups.
He IL shown eongratUlasins An
Evening star., 1955-05-22

smoking. 1t does not interfere with
your taste for smoking, or for any
thing else. Smoking establishes a
craving in your body-Bantron
helps relieve that craving. Because
of this, many people use Bantron
to help them cut down smoking.
We 0veseniss Rssvin
Purchase one box of Bantron and
take as directed. If you feel Bantron
has not helped you stop or cut down
smoking within S days, send US the
empty box and we will refund full
purchase price. At all drug stores,
:;:s ;s;:;; :; Bantr0n ! ANT !
~. A eAAaPANA PRODUCT
Evening star., 1955-05-22
The N "
Fashion NJ
i'm Faces ~
Has Changed
The new look is
shoekingly beautiful

We are just leaving the era of the
heavily masked complexion that
had a frankly phony color. The
cake foundation that first came a
long time ago had US all, for
years, wearing a false Florida
suntan, no matter how northern
and freezing our actual life was.
Suddenly these glaring. false
faces seemed as old fashioned as
high button shoes.
The current fashion for faces is
this: first, lighter color -paler
makeup to give the skin a more
fragile, sheltered look. And new
makeup textures, which hide the
sins of skin, but do not mask it so
entirely. There is a more lumi-
nous, pearl-like look to the COM
plexion these days and certain
fragility that's oh! so very femi-
nine so completely disarming.
You can get this shockingly beau
tiful new effect with LANoLIN Plus
Liquid Make-Up. Also, remember
this is the only liquid makeup in
the world to contain LANoLIN Plus
Liquid-the famous skin softener.
81, plus tax, in choice of five
head-turning shades. Wherever
cosmetics are sold.
Evening star., 1955-05-22

In a series of dramatic tests scien-
fists proved that in S3Gc "a out of
s. of the cases, Bantron helped
men and women to stop smoking in
5days. Bantron is easy and pleasant
to take. 1t has no unpleasant after
effects and is not habit forming.
Bantron was discovered in the re-
search laboratories of a great
American university. 1t comes in
tablet form. You just take l tablet
with water after each meal.
This new scientific formula does
not work by making you dislike
Evening star., 1955-05-22

WASHINGTON PICTORIAL
Evening star., 1955-01-03
This and T1ot

These are some Of mans own little
ways Of shocking the animals. not only
into insensibility, but into death itself.
So It may be realized. we believe, that
kindness, as word and thing, Is always
comparative. It has to be.
Any one who watches animals care
fully and does not rely too much on
books tother peoples watching) will
see for himself --or herself that the
mass Of the brute creatures. as they
are called, are not essentially unkind,
as whole.
They must eat. and nature devised q
rather terrible little scheme for that.
It IS the dwelling upon this theme. as
In many excellent books. that makes
young people think sometimes that all
life is pretty nasty business.
The honest watcher. notably ct the
nest, but also at the rabbit warren, the
fox den. and even 1t the human cradle.
win come TO ind, In time, that all Is
not red-bloody.
The play instinct is part Of nature
and 50 OF animals
Tne game Of tag. played BY al chill
dren at certain age. Is based directly
on animal nature.
Young animals chase each other, at
some time IN their growth, not 70 slay
each other. but 20 leap ct each other.
to jump over each other. to roll and
kick and have q good time.
The game Of thigh spy "a initiated
directly from the animals. which often
Evening star., 1955-01-03
BY chories Z. Trocewen
Norman c. Cooke.

stop and hide. Just for the fun Of sud-
denly leaping out at each other.
one may see dogs and cats play this
way and should have no doubt at all
that lions and tigers play much the
same way at certain times.
- a.
! Kindness, then, must be regarded as
natural.
But even IL 1t weren't, 1t might be
necessary to think 50. just because Of
the effect on the human mind
The human mind Is q world In IL
self, To make II world in which the
rule Of claw and fang seems to domi-
nate the natural scene Is to run the
risk Of being tCpheayy on that side.
We have seen many such persons and
always feel sorry for them, for they are
doing themselves much harm, at the
same time doing very little to help the
animals. They paint the animal world
as p dire AFFAIR, indeed. one In which
all animals are unkind 70 each other
all the time. The only answer TO that
Is q hearty: "Nonsensel. II Is equally
true that the animals are IN no sense
always kind 70 each other. even as
human beings. II we want TO be hon.
est about the relationship Of living
things 10 each other out Of which some
day may grow better world than We
have today. we must be sure that We
see the good in nature. ct well as the
bad. II Is there, but sometimes Il takes
. lot Of looking 70 find Il.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
). A. r. Of Fails Church gets excited.

). "A. r. Of Falls Church gets excited.
when she writes:
.T was shocked that man who
knows animals 50 well as you should
make such statement as found in
The Star, that most wild animals are
kind TO each other.
'sYou must know animals no wilder
than rabbits and squirrels. even then
! doubt your statement"
The statement which shocked" this
correspondent was: Kindness, as q
thing In itself. must be regarded as
natural. Even the wild beasts are
kind to each other. In the main. else
there would be none left, so rayenous
is their desire for food.
We believe this statement stands,
shock or no shock.
Nature Is not all claw and fang.
No one could get into worse state
Of mind than to let the reading Of q
few books give her such an idea.
BasicaIly. nature Is good.
This goodness. 1t Is true. Is not
always mans idea Of goodness.
Nature. in itself. was not ordained 70
please Us.
We. too. are q part Of nature. II
animals had the writing Of books TO
their credit. no doubt they would paint
q picture Of bloody mankind that
would make US al blush with shame.
The pointed sun. the sharp arrow.
the lance and knife. the barbed book
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Virginia 5 Highway Crisis

It Is safe to assume that only major
highway crisis would lead Virginia's Gov
ernor Stanley to take the strong stand he
has Just taken in favor of an increase in
the States gasoline tax. Before election
he had promised to resist the movement for
such tax He was not then convinced Of
the need for it. But as the responsibilities
of his Office have become clearer Governor
Stanley has been won over to the side Of
Highway Commissioner Anderson and other
advocates of gas tax boost. The plain
fact is that unless additional money for
road construction is forthcoming from some
source, Virginia's highly touted secondary
road system is In danger of serious deterio-
ration.
Even with substantial Federal aid, the
Virginia highway program cannot possibly
keep abreast of traffic needs unless more
revenues are forthcoming, according to
General Anderson The highway commits
sioner reported to the last General Assem-
bly, that minimum OF $28 million additional
each year will be required during the next
IL years to keep existing roads in repair
and to make essential extensions and inn
provements A one-cent increase In the
present six-cent gas tax would raise only
about half of the annual amount necessary
to carry out minimum program. Governor
Stanley reluctantly urged the Assembly TO
grant one-cent increase, but this recon-
mendation was disapproved Commissioner
Anderson had urged tWo-cent raise.
Unless the next Legislature faces up to
this problem, the Byrd pay-as-you-go road
program will collapse. There was talk at
the past session Of tolls to pay for urgently
needed highways in Northern Virginia, but
the idea of Virginia imposing tolls on roads
within the Washington Metropolitan Area
does not sit well with Federal, District or
Maryland highway planners. The whole
problem Of raising more funds for highway
construction in Virginia is assuming sach
staggering proportions that the next Assem-
bly, cannot afford to let matters drag much
longer.
Evening star., 1955-01-03

heavy Russian accent and wants in
stead some one with q more American
look.
From my own experience tand I feel
certain countless others can state the
same). I know that, coming to this
country at the age Of 5la. my younger
sister and I were able to learn fluent
English within one month. NY older
sisters and brother. who were in their
very early teens. required year and,
even then. retained an accent for sev-
eral years. Hence, IL Is easy to under
stand how Mr.. Ladejinsky, who came
here In his 20's. would not be able to
entirely discard all trace Of his native
tongue. And would that make him any
less loyal an American? Absolutely notl
There are thousands who come here
too late In life to ever entirely master
the English language but they are still
as patriotic, or more so, than member
Of the OAR.
Having grown up In small city
which was q veritable melting pot Of
nationalities Irish, French, English,
Canadian. italian, Spanish, Swede,
Syrian, Scotch--Mr. Bensons stand
reminds me Of the Scotch and Irish
there. who felt they had priority on
America and at one and the same time
they assiduously cultivated their re-
spective brOgues for more than quar-
ter Of q century What could be more
ignorant, smack more Of McCarthyism.
and place us in even more disfayor with
our Asiatic friends than Mr.. Benson's
action?
Evening star., 1955-01-03
An Fro Ends in Albany


political change Of more than local
interest and significance took place In New
York state as the new year arrived.
Thomas E. Dewey, nationally known
public figure for nearly 20 years, Governor
OF the Empire State for the past 10 Of those
years and power in the Republican Party
for most Of that time, has stepped out OF
those roles perhaps permanently. With
his departure State that commands great
influence in. national political affairs shifted
from q. o. r. control to q Democratic
administration.
For Mr.. Dewey the choice was volun-
tary one. and whether he will continue to
exercise political influence IS not yet clear.
It seems evident. In any case. that the State
Republican machinery win operate hence
forth In different hands perhaps those OF
Senator Ives. Attorney General Javits or
some other local @. o. r. leader. Each Of
the first two has achieved certain meas
ure Of national recognition and Is politically
popular in his home State.
New York state has reason to be highly
satisfied with Mr.. Dewey's direction Of its
affairs for the past II years. He has
demonstrated an extraordinary gift Tor
administration, and state legislation en-
acted dHring his period In ONCE has been
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