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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
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sembly and our public schools.
is in the fact that I shall recon-
mend in the 1868 budget the
largest amount of State funds in
Jour history for the maintenance
and operation of the public
school system through the Com
Imonwealth.
II will strongly recommend to
the General Assembly that it
exercise its authority to see that
the provision Of section l29 Of
the constitution is fully carried
out" the statement said.
Section 129 Is the section re-
,quiring he Gneral Assembly o
establish and maintain an en-
cient system of public free
schools.
Mr.. Whitehead in his state
ment said the people Of Virginia
have right to know what type
lof legislation they may expect
If Section 14l of the constitu-
ton is amended as proposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Brooklyn Eagle
.Shures for Sole

NEW YORK. Dec. % pa
group hoping to establish a new
Brooklyn Eagle says a $750,000
stock issue has been cleared by
the Securities and Exchange
Commission and is now on sale
The group has formed Eagle
Newspaper Enterprises, Inc,
which has an option. expiring
February 4, to buy for 500. 000
the name and good will of the
old Brooklyn Eagle. which went
out of business during a News
paper Guild strike last spring.
John w. NJ. Gutenberg. attor-
ney for the new corporation
said issuance of the stock be-
came effective December 10. He
said Robert w. Farrell, an attor-
ney and a former columnist for
the old Eagle. is president Of
the new corporation.
An editor for the new news.
paper has not been selected.
The paper would be printed lr
tabloid form on presses of E.
Diario Publishing Co., Inc, oil
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Ex-Police Official
Clips Reds for Libel

PARIS. Dec. % (P.-Jean
Dides, ex-commissioner of po-
lice who figured prominently in
investigation Of leaks Of defense
secrets in 1854. won a libel suit
against a Communist weekly
paper today.
A court ordered La Voix de
l'Est tThe Voice of the East, q
weekly circulated in the eastern
suburbs of Paris. to pay Mr.
Dides 100000 francs (S1.142> a.
compensation for damages aris-
ing from an article published ir
the paper about Mr.. Dide's wal
record. The weekly was also
fined 10000 francs ($ll4.
In the defense leaks case. still
under investigation. Mr.. Dides
claimed to have laid bare 9
Communist spy system pipini
French military secrets from thu
Supreme National Defense Coun-
Gil to the Reds while France was
fighting the Communist : ] ec
Viet-Minh in Indo-China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Borden Sees Don9ers
In Hurried Indignation

Colgate w. Darden. jr.. presi-
dent OF the University Of Virginia
and former Governor. defended
the Gray plan in a speech here
last night, declaring that it would
give the State time to arrive at
a voluntary solution to the school
segregation problem.
He spoke on one Of q series
of television programs on Sta.
ton WT'rG, sponsored by sup
porters Of the Gray plan
The former Governor declared
that he had lived in Southside
Virginia where the Negro popu-
lations are heavy, and warned
that the situation there was
trying" He said the races had
lived together there in harmony
for many years but the Supreme
Court segregation decision had
stirred up new hatreds.
Mr.. Darden said that section
Iof the State would close Its
schools rather than integrate.
There will be engendered
animosities and hatreds that will
outlive your lifetime and mine. +"
he said. There Is q storm brew
ing that can break with more
violence than many realize. The
situation will not disappear in q
short time
He said that the Gray plan
would not solve the problem
completely. but would give vir-
ginia time to work out q volun-
tary plan. He added that he
had faith that the white and
colored people of the State could
and would work out such q vol
untary plan If given the time
/ to do so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
DRIVERS REVENGE:
POLICEMAN FINED
FOR 'LITTERING'

Ell CAJON, Calf. tR.-
A policeman was convicted
yesterday of littering the
highway with carbon papers
from two speeding tickets he
had written.
The complaining witnesses
were naturally. the two
motorcyclists who got the
tickets.
Fined SIS with SIS Of it
suspended was Policeman
r. B. Pressing. He had
ticketed L. H. Harris, 20. Of
San Diego. and Leslie Moore.
%, OF Ell Cajon for speeding.
They said they left the
scene and returned. found
the carbons and decided to
make a citizens arrest charg-
ing littering. Mr.. Pressing
pleaded not guilty. but the
carbons were submitted in
evidence. Municipal Judge
Fenton Garfield found the
policeman guilty.
Mr.. Harris and Mr.. Moore
already had paid fines Of $1l
each for speeding.
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considered. Commissioner Spen-
Ger asserted,
To Consult Board

Vel doSE1 IGd-
To Consult Board
Members of the association
said they would have to go back
and take up the proposal of
moving the structure or re-
erecting it with their executive
board. The association will hold
its New Years Day meeting at
II am. Monday.
While the association spokes-
mems first desire was to leave
the building where it is, there
was discussion indicating the
association might be better of
If the building were erected on
the university campus and then
they would not be ousted, Com
missioner Spencer said. The
association occupies the old fire.
house. with the Commissioners
approval, under a special law of
Congress.
Il. Merle Cochran. deputy
managing director of the Inter-
national Monetary Fund, said
the fund would be willing to aid
financially in moving or re-
erecting the old building, Com
missioner Spencer told the press.
Nh. Cochran declared the.fund
wants to be good neighbors, ex-
poets to be a permanent resi-
dent OF Washington, but could
not build It's proposed new
building with the flrehouse on
the corner. He said it is not
desirable to erect the funds W
building elsewhere. because l. is
necessary to be near the World
Bank, at 1918 H street NV.
with which it now shares
quarters.
Historical Importance
Herbert P. Leeman. first vice
president of the association, and
Melvin D. Hildreth, Democratic
national committeeman. mem
Der of a special committee for the
association. told the meeting the
old building has real historical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Agencies to Study Plon
To Move Engine House

significance to the City of Wash
ington. They said a great deal
would be lost If the building was
demolished. They stressed that
it is important to maintain the
early history and tradition OF
the city.
For the fund, Mr.. Cochran in
Dictated his organization has no
desire to destroy the old fire
engine house. He said his group
will explore with the Oldest In
habitants the possibility Of NOV
ing the building to some other
site OF taking it down and re-
constructing it,
The move to the George WASH
ington University campus was
one possibility that was discussed
at this mornings session, Com
missioner Spencer said.
Project Sketch Shown
A sketch of the funds pro-
posed new building was shown by
Mr.. Cochran at the meeting. He
said the fund has assembled 80
per cent of the land for the new
building and that the fund will
own the structure. The H
Street Corp. has been set up as
a temporary program to acquire
the necessary property. Commits
sioner Spencer said.
Both the State and Treasury
Departments. represented at the
meeting, said they wished to
foster a building In Washington
for the fund's use. They indi-
Gated they desired to have the
fund empowered to go ahead
with plans for the project. Rep
resenting Secretary of the Treas
ury Humphrey was William W.
Parsons. Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury for Administration
Representing the State Depart
ment was Merwyn v. Palister
director of General Services.
It's easy to register and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

Baconburgers- really new, really favorhl! They're
made of finely chopped beef, favored with tempting
sugar cured bacon wonderful for sandwiches and
snacks. They're fresh-frozen, too All you do pop
'em into the frying pan, cook EN- in Jfy! -Four
Baconbrgers come in each boxenough to serve four.
And remember to look for the Esskay label on the
blue and orange box . cause only Esskay makes
Baconburger Brand! Be meat expert always say
Evening star., 1955-06-05
OFF pa AND ALABAMA

OFF PA. AND ALABAMA
GROOM sEMIDETAcHED BRICK
CT or non-GI. these are wonderful
all-br1ck homes with rec. rm. and
" bath in full bsmt. with outside
entr. Beaut. deep handicapped and
fenced level lot, Concrete front
shopping and schools. Best sc
location. Call Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136
Or ST. S-736S. ATLAS REALTY
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HOUSES EoR sALs-sL.
Hartman Realty, Inc.

HILLcREST. Near Branch and
Alabama ayes.. 3-yr. r.-old det. brick;
LIST O., GE kit. with breakfast nook,
porch. gas h.-w. h., large Handicapped
lot. LU. 2-5976.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. Near school
and shopping center. Semidet.
fS5isk ff bsSt r%s With resT sTs r slls eomS saas
storm windows, deep lot; S1i.950,
NEAR xLAsAMA AVE. and Rids.
I'd. 1918 Chaplin st. New det.
3-b.r. rambler. full daylight bsmt.,
gas heat. GE kit; S15.960. LU,
HIILiL1czRsEsT. overlooking .. $.
center-haii. stone and brick ram
bier; lst a.. 8 master-sised rms,
2 baths. valk-in closets, screened
porch. lower-level elubroom
maids room. bath. laundry room
2,sar Esrage. Open 2 to 8 pm
ANAcosTIA. Near 18th and Mime.
sofa ave; semidet. brick; 9 rms.
proved. Sis.io0. LU. 1888.
HILLcREsT SECTION. Near Pa
ave. Det. brick; 8 rms, 3 larst
b.rs., 1st-h. powder rm.. recr. rm.
gas heat: Sf9,25O. LU. l-7I26.
ANACOST1A. Fairlawn Village. 222e
Good Hope I'd. Open 2 to 3 pm
Semidet. brick; 9 rms. 8 b.rs.. tilt
bath, gas heat. porch. nice lot. Or
bus line. Priced below market. RE
5-6l61.
ANACOSTIA. Near 18th and Mime.
sofa ave. capt. brick bldg: l with
b.rs.; full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; Sl3,.
$50. LU. 1-7126.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE. on Pa. ant
Alabama aves. Newly. recond., semi
fuIl daylight bsnt. with recr. rn.
concrete front porch: $12.950. LU
2-5976.
OTHER GOOD LIsTINGs
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HOUSES for sALE, So. tceas.l
DETACHED
4Sls 4SIs,, II osEosEs

A lovely brick home completely
Anchor fenced; living rom with
fireplace. separate dining room.
modern kitchen, tile bath, 2 bed
rooms on first. floor; large finished
gas heat: lovely patio. House only
. years old: $1,000 down. Ii
1887. ZAGAMI REALTY, Realtors.
DIRECT FROM OWNER
114s 44th pl. sc. Bradbury Hts.
D, c.-Det. brick bungalow, on
lot 50x105; liy. rm.. din. rm., bed
5q1 sT ba modern .b kit naasvias s1f bath; ,s. full
rm, or extra bedrm.: weather
stripped and insulated: oil h.-w
heat: rear. sef. porch: det. hrick
gar: Anchor fence: rs yds. TO bus,
direct to 11th and Penna. ave
terms. LU. s.ssoS. No brokers' srotsrs
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Evening star., 1955-05-01

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lint with "Cleortex eoment bog Built pockets for
Poro Mott, CDsoIs Tops ard fronts mode Of diroble
quilted plastic thot looks like embossed sotn -toffeto
wipes clean with Damp CLOTH Blue hunter green maize or
burgundy
Kann's-Third Floor, Washington;
LOsCer Leuel Arlington
Evening star., 1955-05-01
PLASTIC PROTECTION FOR cl

A. ~ Printed PIostic Rug Bosfor exl2ft rug. zip
pered end protects rug from moths and dust Choice OF
yellow red or blue printed design.
B. 2oo Vinyl PIostic Rug Bag for ex'2-ft rug top
over-zpper Mode of heoy gauge transparent "nN
plastic.
c. 1873 Quilted FoilIe Piostic Bonket bogs for or
,or honkets or one toroe comfort with PARA cstos In
blue hunter green burgundy moze to match ceortex
gorment bag.
OAHour Phone Order Service-CGll
Evening star., 1955-07-17
160 Air Marines Leove
For 2-Week Moneuvers

\ Air Marines who normally
wear the globe and anchor only
Son week ends new out Of Wash
Nngton yesterday On their annual
two-week summer training.
1 The l60 reservists from here
5Abouts Joined about 1900 other
part time Leathernecks al
Cherry Point, N. C.
4 Most of the men from the
washington area were airlifted
to the swampland Tarheel base.
The Cherry Point Marine Air
Base sent three RAG flying box
cars to Anacostia Naval Air Base
here for them,
The local outfits are VMF 321,
"a fighter squadron, and MACS
1924, an Air Control Squadron.
Pilots in VMF 321 flew a dozen
Pau Corsairs to Cherry Point
Two other flyers, instrument in
structors, took another airplane
from the Anacostia field hc
Cherry Point on an instrument
fight.
Beauties Hail Marines
Two Miss Washington con-
testants showed up to cheer the
= Washington area reservists or
s their way. They were Sandra
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Ivised BIZ the Senate. This would
lnecessitate Q return Of those
bills to the House, probably IN
1.-THE form Of Senate -House con-
ference recommendation. Ac-
|tion IN such cases. however. could
be comparatively swift.
The highway BIN may come up
|in the House the week Of July
la. Its chances Of enactment
lare regarded Is having been Inn
proved BY q statement Of Sec
Iretary Of the Treasury Humphrey
that the administration might
accept it. despite drastic changes
the House Public Works COM
Imittee made IN its financing and
size,
The bill nevertheless Is certain
Ito arouse as much controversy
|in House debate as 1t did In
lcommittee. The pending meas
lure calls FOR q l2-year road
building program at 4e.5 billion.
|It would increase taxes on gaso-
line and various autonnotive
lproducts by some $12 billion
over q l5-year period. a Senate
version would set up q five-year
ls17.e billion program financed
by regular appropriations.
The Presidents .atomic peace
ship" idea may yet be salvaged
Ito some extent IN Congress.
House and Senate may have an
opportunity within these two
weeks to vote on bills which,
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Attendance Drops
At Virqiniu Parks

RICHMOND, July l6 (R.-
Bad weather was blamed today
for q dropping OF Of attendance
lat virginia's eight State parks
this year compared with 1854.
Attendance through July 10
was set at AL, ,831 by Parks Com
missioner Randolph Odell. For
the same period last year, at
tendance was 518.835 or 77.004
greater. At mid-June the DIFF
ference in attendance was 6l.-
I326.
Mr.. Odell said rainy weather.
probably more than any other
factor, has led to the shImping
attendance.
The figures do not include
lSeashore State Park, which was
closed this year, due to q suit
by negroes to gain admittance
there.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Gould, 1448 Whittier place NV.
and Sylvia Kirschbaum. 608
Oglethorpe street NE. The girls
wore bathing suits and added
consid iderably to the normal furry
lot a mapeuver departure.
Activities will be considerably
more rigorous for the weekend
warriors the next two weeks.
Schedules include practice In
rocket strafing and other gum
merry, combat navigation, main
|tenance and close air support Of
|amphibious landings and 'front.'
line troops.
Squadron Commanders
Tt. Col. Roy T. Spurlock, 13103
Okinawa avenue. Rockville, Md,
commands the fighter squadron
here.
1t. Col. Henry w. Bransom,
826 Tewsbury place NV. is
commander Of the area Air Con-
troll Squadron.
The Cherry Point nanenver
includes Marine reservists from
the District and nine States.
Some regular Cherry Point units
had to move to Cuba, Florida
and elsewhere in North Carolina
to make room for them.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

according to Democratic amend
meut plans. would either au-
|thorize such . vessel without
appropriating funds ct this time,
or require It TO be q merchant
vessel that would carry cargo.
Chairman Magnuson Of the
Senate Commerce COMMITTEES
said yesterday It should not be
..the showboat the President
first asked"
He declared It should CONF
pete with other merchant ships
and provide some worthwhile
experience" The House has not
yet voted either on the original
proposal or the Democrat re-
vision. The Senate voted AZ to
Al on June 20 against the prof.
ect as suggested by the Presi-
dent.
The list presented by Mr.. Nc
Cormack and the bills yet to be
sent over from the Senate do
not necessarily shut the door on
enactment of other important
legislation before the hoped d-for
adjournment. Such measures
nevertheless win have . hard
time attracting attention or ac-
ton In 9 go-honne drive.
One such bill that may have
q somewhat better than average
chance would provide about $3s
million In Federal grants to help
States in the polio vaccine pro-
grams.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
SuiIor and Girl
Injured in Crush

A 20-year-old sailor and q 16-
year-old girl suffered severe leg
fractures when the motorcycle
they were riding was struck by a
car on Columbia avenue In front
of the Takoma Park police sta
ton yesterday.
The motorcycle rider, Edward
Il. Flood, on leave from a New
York base, was taken to Bethesda
Naval Hospital for treatment OF
compound fractures Of his left
leg and ankle. His companion.
Miss Marion Conley. of % Co
lumbia avenue. Takoraa Park,
was taken to Washington Sani-
tarium with o compound frac-
ture of her left leg.
Takoma Park policemen VIII
liam r. Ringer and w. T. Lane.
said the injured pair were struck
by an auto driven by Richard l..
johnson, 10, Of the $500 block Of
Poplar avenue, Takoma Park.
who was not injured.
Police said Mr.. johnson, a
service station attendant, was
charged with driving without q
Maryland permit. failure to keep
to the right side of the center
line and reckless driving.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
.EorIy Congress Close
Foces DeIoy in House

the next two years. This wnc
suggested b the administration.
Some Republicans on the COM
mittee opposed further units.
Some Democrats fought for 9
considerably larger total. The
senate has passed q bin provid-
ing minimum Of 100000 and q
maximum Of 100000 units over
four years
Mr.. Mccormick, IN program
ming the six bills for House de-
bate between now the the END
tof the month, said he sal s.ilr
reason why we cannot adjourn
lby August IL Republican Leader
Martin agreed this was possible
hut he remarked 1t would take
Ia lot Of doing II the House moi
10 mention the Senate expected
Ito pass all those bills IN two
weeks.
There was mention IN congress
lsional quarters Of several appro-
Ipriation bills, the military re-
serve and foreign aid measures
and others previously passed by
THE House but likely to be re-
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Husband Identifies
Victim Of Plunge
From Souso Bridge

A woman who died In q plunge
terday has been. identified -
from the sousa Bridge early yes
Mrs. Minnie Lee Neidhardt. 90.
Of l40s Eighteenth street Sc.
The body was identifed BY her
husband. Conrad c. Neidhardt.
police said.
Mr.. Neidhardt said his wife
had been III for Q number Of
years, according to Detective
Sergt. Lionel Couture.
The woman was seen teetering
on the bridge railing at the east
end. She plunged 70 the pave
rnent Of Anaccstia road Sc.
i certificate Of suicide was Is.
sued BY DR.. A. Maaruder Mac
donald, District coroner.
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Committee Chairman Barden.
Democrat Of North Carolina. IT
encountered an obvious lack Of
enthusiasm at 8 far-from-rou-
tine Rules Committee hearing
last Thursday. Speaker Rayhurn
and other Democratic leaders
had hoped the measure would
he ready for House action last
Friday.
Instead, the Rules group con-
|tinued its hearing until some
time this week after reversing
Ian earlier Scheduling fcf q Fri
DAY meeting, Members said they
have 40 wish to cause undue de-
Ilay but want to hear several
more witnesses besides Mr.
lBardeu.
The housing BIN has been bog
Iged down so long IN the Rules
Committee that advocates oi
that program fear for its future
AS reported out by q bitterly
lsplit House Banking Committee
Its most controversial feature in
wolves q proposal for 10000 low
Icost public housing units over
Evening star., 1955-07-17
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included within the Districts
Uniform Narcotics Acts defini-
tion Of narcotic drugs.
Q. That the Illegal possession.
|of barbiturates be included with
in the framework Of the same
act.
s. That a swift and effective
means for disposing Of narcotic
drugs confiscated by police also
be written into the act.
4. That the Districts law for
compulsory commitment Of adj
diets under civil proceedings be
replaced by new legislation sim
liar to the one on the books OF
New Jersey. This would provide
that any person who uses. mar
cotics for a purpose other. than
treatment Of sickness or injury
as prescribed or administered by
a physician is q disorderly per-
son and subject to compulsory
treatment or q jail sentence.
S. That authority be granted
for wire-tapping to use for COR
roborative evidence in narcotics
cases.
6. That the United States At
torney be given statutory au-.
thority to appeal from lower
court rulings which suppress
narcotics evidence under search
and seizure laws.
Z. That Congress clarity and
give added emphasis in the Dis
trict's Uniform Narcotics Act to
the provision calling for physi-.
clans to keep records Of narcotics
administered or dispensed.
That Doctors Inform
8. That physicians report to
the Federal Bureau Of Narcotics
the name and address Of each
drug addict coming to their pro-
|fessional attention and also the
type Of treatment, II any. which
the physician contemplates for
the addiction. This Is the law in
New York and several other
States.
.. That the District Board Of
|Licensure be given increased
authority to suspend or revoke
the license and to cancel the
narcotics registration number Of
any physician who violates the
District or Federal narcotics
laws.
Also under consideration are
measures for closer supervision
over felons and sitter penalties
in narcotics cases. particularly
in the case Of peddling to minors.
Senator Daniel emphasized
that the nine points listed are
not all-incluSive. He said he
expects other major recommen-
dations. particularly growing out
|of next Tuesdays wind-up hear
ling.