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s ACRES

4-bedrm. home: only = years old.
Extremely large equip. kit, 9 bed
rms, on LIST noor. Full bsmt.. oil
heat.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1168 WA. T-6655
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BETHESDA

$19,950-GI APPROVED
brick Colonial with slate roof. foyer
entr.; nice living rm.. dining rm.,
sagipped kit: screened porch: 8
full bsmf. with Is bath. Level wooded
,ot, fenced rear yard. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, Maryland once. 9a4S
Wis ave, OIL. 2-7006, ewes. Lo.
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GA BEDROOMS

Q fun baths. brick, 3 yrs, old: lovely
kitchen finished bsrnt: b.-i garage:
paved street: finest ncighhorhood: d
hlks. to Fairfax 'Villase or Coral
Hills: S17,950, with 5000 cash. 10.
a.bT17. Ill
CoLoRED-0I NOTHING DOWN
MODERN BRICK, . APARTMENTS
heat: deep wooded lot: fun bsnit.;
near schools and transp. Close iYi.
Call Mrs. Cox. IU. 2-S136 or ST.
3-736R. ATLAS REALTY co. -3I
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ATTENTION Gis

ll05 ALABAMA AVE; Sc.
WILL SELL GI: S13,500
Call me today and let me explain
how you can own this 9-rm, @
family home with small cash down.
Plenty. Of ground. Mr.. Cross, LU.
MARsHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
eHIPLEY TERRACE
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Unscramble the Of letters. making word Of each
tumble. Print each word letter to square, beneath
each umble The letters you have printed the ccted
squares may then be arranged TO spell the surprise
suggested by the cartoon clue What Is it? tAnswer
appears ON Page C-13, Col g.
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This HandSOr1e Estate

Has q Iarge rambling brick home with
beautiful landscnpink. The rooms
are all large oues even the modern
Kitchen. You would love the ilrGe
liyinE room with it'4 hof1eiike ire-
place. There Il q library epenins
onto patio. large dtnine. room 5 twin
room. recreation fcosn. maids room,
screened porch, H-enr garage. OIL
hnt-Water heat. Artistic brook run
fan IN love WITH this home Il ycu
ssIld sss .ss, ws ssS ass ssss ,s as .sshs, e
intersstsd M. PNese esli N M
METzLER, REALToR
S019 cSna. Ave
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Gath and Southern Ave.

This Is an Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick
convenient to Boiling and Andrews.
The property Is vacant AMI Is priced
to sell under $4,000 to Ia veteran
or non-Veteran, with very easy
terms. Call Milton Perman. Tu. q
SIDNEY z.
M-E-N-S-H
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SIDNEY q.
M.E-N.S-H
1913 Eye st. NV. MA. s-644l

NEW AREA-S.E.
Nearly new semidetach. brick home:
5 rms. and hath. flill bsmt., rec. rm..
Ras heat, level yard, immac. through
out. Price S12.200: $50 per mo.
incl. taxes and insurance. Better
than renting. Call Mr.. Argonis.
CAMPANELLA d co.
Elk. :-4i18 Eyes., Ii. T-5OSS
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an an NON IN

Oh OR NON OF
GORGEOUS WHITE BUNGALOW
Located on oslethorpe St. in west
Hyattsviile; Nd; right on Queens
storm doors and windows, new gut
tiers. down spouts. oil h.-W.h., an
chor fence. You don't need and
you won't want any more than this
shack has eot-so be first to see IL.
Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY CO.,
ST. 3-736S: eVeso LU. 2-S136.
. SPEcULAToRei iIIIIIIiIi
Beautiful res. neiEhborhood Of Ia
koma Pk.--Lge. det. house, 3 baths.
gar. etc. Sit. on 1O0xI50-ft. lot
Orig, $4,000 list trust reduced to
$1,000. Let's hear some oilers. Cali
MR.. ZAGAMI, Ii. 7-9377, LA. g.
4541.
NEW 3-BEDRM. BR. RAMBLERS
TEMPLE HILLS OR CLINTON
Beautiful large level lots: full bsmt..
city water. spacious rooms. fire.
place, "a bath In bsmt. Near transp.
and schools. Call Mrs. Cox. LU, 2
6l38 or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS RE-
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OBEY

That impulse, pick up your phone
now. See this 3-bedrm.. brick ram-
bier. only 4 yrs. old. Large, equip.
kit; full bsmt. with beautiful cedar
paneled recr. rm. and bar, Rose
covered stone-waII front and sides.
Large patio with rose-covered arbor.
Owner transferred to Pa. viii sell
for $4,000.
REASON"
The power to. think is yours but at
times you may need to be headed
In the right direction. in this case.
to beautiful Chestnut Hills. See
this new brick. on lot with l25-ft.
frontage. FIRST a., liv. rm.. firepl.;
sep. din. rm., den or bedrm., very
large kit. and fun bath. Second a..
3 bedrms. and full bath. Bsnit. with
ground-level entr. Mr.. new high
school and elem. school. Only sir
300, reas. down payment.
BURCH REALTY co.
s136 Baltimore blvd, College Park.
TO. o-6g92 till 4 pm: after g PM.
WA. 7-6641. HA. 2-SS91, HA. 3
9079. 80
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HOME AND ACREAGE
CITY coNv.. COUNTRY LIVING
urbs, $1,000 to $11.500. All have
lovely grounds. For information,
call RE. 6-6SS0 or FAiryiew 2-26S7.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
$500 Silver Hill Rd. BE.
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sEDRooMs. . BATBsi is''O
Rosemary School area In old Chevy
Chose; charmtnEly done remodeled
interior: bedrm., bath on LIST A.; 3
good-siSed bedrms., bath on end
a.; dehshtful family home.
TOWN d SUBURBAN. EN- 2-9400
1911 WISCONSIN AvC. NV.
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.
BETHESDA

custom-built rambler on
over z-aere Level lot. center hall
Ing room 3 tWin-sised bedrooms and
2 baths full basement with fireplace
for recreation room. porch and car :
port very exclusive nelehborhood
S29.950. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. Nd
ewes. 70 I'D Pa
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=, ~ sASSS5g5SS' sSs4nS5E Sl,se Issso c.lon,.,
siIVss sH%s g sDrps Ssl. f aes sas ssss sssss s e
yT Vim vsss sls.fsss absDl .5se. 5s a S.n r sSa ~
hath: End door: 3 iArGe hedFms..
tile bath and sun deck, Pull hFnnt.
with grnde-level entrance Con-
venient terna can ho arranged.
CHARLES TOMklES HA. 2-1a2b
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BEST
of
3 Z 7 X Z 8 All

split-leyel modern desisn in Lsndcn
VILLAGE. lox22 liy. rm.. stone nrepl..
picture windows, sep. din, rm.. auto.
kit. bsmt., 2 hedrms. and bath down;
bsdIms: and bath up. May 90 oI
: sTfEiNSeeaER-wALKER. INC,
AID. A-asA4 "a. s-sssc
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Hickman e CIIshman

LAYToNSvILLE-2-stofy, e-room
frame; "a acre of land; $500.
Watch for open sign.
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RAMRLsEEiRs LsEis1IIEE 1nIIEE LUXE

RETHESrlA
RAMBLER DE LUKE
vcss larse level lot, with trees; new
brick home. IN 9 preferred area OF
nne honiesl = large bedrms, .
baths: full bsmt.. SEP. dining fm, /.
beautiful Kitchen With the finesi
seasrmeaI and anpls 5Esa1test
VI b. wRloHi, II, s-seo0 III III !. y
BETHESDA CAPE COD
ASSUME $4,000 GI LOAN
a-bedrm.. 2-bath.. i-ysar-
cid home. eonvenisnt to Eil schools
dishvsshsr. blspossIi ana srsskissi
snhss. ~ Ven nice level 10. Ictsl
sass ssss.asaa .s,sIen..s 3aess ssAesisrs,a cs 81
- - s8NN4 - 81
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEX. AREA--You pay for what you
I've i've IN, Why WY not buy this charming ns
down and $40 per mo. includes
everything to qualified GI. Full
bsmt., fenced yard: near bus. Total
price only $10.750. Exclusive, E. r.
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LANGLEY PARK-S14. $50
Lovely 3-bedroom brick rambler; full
basement with tiled floor: Anchor
fenced lot. Condition like new. 0l
approped-6ee down.
HUGH r PECK. HE A-RAfO
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LmhAUMVVW DAEAM--ll tle NuNe
timber 70 . stream for fishing and
We olde swtfnmlrg hole. 4-bedro0m.
tas-bath Cape Cod on ! acre, CIT
school bus at the door. Waikine
distance .to sllcpplnG. only 2Ii MI,
store ~ Route so Undcfl si6s0ta
OIL FHA or conYenslonal 1ns1cing.
Owner aeeriflce Of $1,000 ELiJAB
O. ARNOLD tcoi. ueA. netsl
BROKER, ~ 3.a53s. ov. 3-4ilS
NhM ls. q ~, ys y,a;s.s,. g s'ss IT,. ssss M
over AfiirEton County line -Four
eeEpisis lsssls. xnrse bsdroqmt. 2
kitchen with Thermador cookinn
Snits fsasr.s snd ,1szs s,szs 91fs ;sne1as a,ss
eonvsnisnt ilnsneins, Isr furtisr
s,ssss. % ops1 ss 3 ii Ri ]. o -
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BETHESDA-$20,950
NEW 2-BATH RAMBLER

NEW z-6A1d nhMbLE1
New brick ramblers with large liy
com eonD SEP with ln lIlca-t F {. iesSoxl iaas li'
basement: wooded lot. Excellent
financing. Avail. immed. with Low
dn. payment Cal Oh. 6-670a
tonight or SAMUEL 3. BooLEY
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) BETHESDA-S31. .000

Spacious center-half contemporary
rambler with beautiful sunken gar
den. 3 bedrooms, baths. full dining
room, earaee. porch, 2 fireplaces.
large lot in wooded area. Many
unique features that must be seen
to be appreciated; ThermopAne win
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
OIL. 2-00gs Once Open Q To Q
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LARGE HOUSE
FOR NEWLYWEDS
a-HEnRM. BRICKs

Detached. almost nsv. convenient 10
cationss Assume OF fnnneing.
A 2-etory with lst-f,o0f powder rui.,
bright bSnt.: close 10 school and
pie order, with storaGe attic, utlitl
rUn.. many ci0eets; outdoor tool
house. Lovely yard. ideal for chill
dren WO. 6-T3t}5.
CHAPMAN REALLY CO.. HU, a-2sie
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R6GKy1LLE--vacart -amh,., =,

sweetest custom built Cape Cod YOU
viii ever see. Includes lovely den
2T %,ro oesrm; s,in: WIN fun bath on lst door.
Cozy rec, rn.: built-tn gar: lge. scr.
porch. Al this for $23.500 with excel.
nnancins; FRANK s. PHILLIPS
0L 2-7096, Ewes, OIL. 4-5709. ---2S
SILVER SPRING. Nr. 4=Corners
l44.9o0. , bedrm; brick Colonial
schools and shops, SI,5O0 cash
Bal; Ike rent. Call WOoDMOOR
AGENCY. INC. JU. 9-5555 tn o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

Finally, ME-. Hamiltou wAg
|nfayoad u,,t,, a,,,r,re,,,,.s. q,
ss. y. , y, ~ !. Z, 80
y. WailiaLn ~ aaea-AIis = tile
ninth precinct ana removed 70
District General with the baby.
This was about ills nm. two
ho,,rs after tl,sv Ma resc,,s,,
|T.a si,altv -.
Mrs Hamiltan Wa tra =, 81.
fract,,red ,sc,t ay,,, 80 q, s i HI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02
EENT
BY pEpO

F0llo1pifEU Is the statement
Issued BIZ the Potomac
Electric PoiDer Co. yesterdGv
yeIatipe to the problem 0t Il
site Tor sts 5setO peslerGti,Ig
plant.
n. Roy Dunn. president Of
Potomac Electric Power CO.,
announced that the settle
ilient date Of the cclnpany,s
contract to purchase d steam
generating station site III
LDudoun County Va, has
been voluntarily extended for
smother 80 days by the own
ers of the property.
While tue company had
originally decided to be re-
leased from the contract, III
has accepted this extension
Of the settlement date sd
that III can review the whole
question Of its future system
power supply.
Although the LOud0un
County site Ii desirable from
did engineering point of view
ard will provide an ecOnpffl-
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10 Defeat
Br0yhiI Urged

The accent was On next years
congressional and presidential
elections at i dinner last night
for Alexaridria's two Democratic
candidates Tor the General As
sefnhly Ii Tuesdays elections.
The candidates, apparently
|unworried about next weeks
election. called on party work
|ers to do their utmost III Wrest
control of Virginiass Te4fh Dis
ltrict congressional seat from the
Republicans III 1856.
James M Talorfson, s.
for the Virginia House q H&les
gates, reminded the s0szle 200
party members that Republican
Joel 7. Hroyhill has held the
congressional seat since the
Tenth District was recreased
three years ago by q Democratic
legislature. I
Ar1nistead q Bootfe. candi-
cate Tor the state Senate. called
on party members To remind
yourselves occasionally that he
party oath requires them to sup
port Democratic candidates
Normally Democratic Virginia
went for President Eisenhower
In 1852 and last year only Alex
|andria was In the Democratic
column In Representative Broy-
hills reelection Id tne Tenth
District.
Guest speaker Anthony B.
Akers. regional director Of the
New York Department Of Com
Imerce, hit the Republican Par
|ty as one controlled BY special
Interest factions. =
Thomas Moncufe. Alexandra
Democrats Committee chairman
from 1851 to 1855. was presented
d plaque In recognition Of his
marty sefVief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02
Mother Holds Up Care
I 0 BODY Hurt [ Critically

The refusal Of her mother to
lco-operate deprived j critically
injured 5-naonth-oid girl Of
proper hospital attention for
two hours after 1 trafIic acci-i
dent last night. police reported.
Today Tie child: sandra Ham
liltcn. was Lii District General
Hospital and her parents. Ar
land Mrs. Albert Hamilton, 1927
West Virginia avenue N 81. both
raced drunkenness charges.
TWO others also were hospital
Iized after d car driven BY Hams
lilton failed 10 make sharp
turn lit Route 5 and Waterloo
road LII Clinton. Nd, about $50
Ep.ral., Maryland Trooper l1c
Charles 8. Large said.
The car, coming on new
section Of Route 5 onto an old
section, crashed into D pole. The
CRITICALLY injured child was
thrown out OF the car.
Hamilton, suffering q bloody
nose and minor scratches was
taken to the police station by
Trooper Large and charged with
operating under the influence q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

phase win follow opening Of the
bridge and its other approaches.
3. Parallel roads leading form
the Lincoln Memorial and up the
Mall along either side of the Re-
fiecting Pool. The timetable on
this will depend wholly upon re-
moval Of temporary buildings
now marring the Mall.
The District has So million on
hand to begin construction and
is seeking another 81 million this
year
Bowl Of Spaghetti
Months Of conferences culmi-
mating In yesterdays plan were
aimed at one major result. Nov
ing the bridge and its District
approaches as far north Of the
Lincoln Memorial as possible.
and simplifying d complex net
work of roads which one planner
has said looked like bowl of
spaghetti
Criticism OF original District
Highway Department plans were
lodged mainly by the Fine Arts
and Planning Commissions and
Federal park officials.
Indorsing the plan as q CONF
|mittee members. in addition to
Mr.. With and Gen. Lane, were
H. Spelman, Bureau Of Public
Roads districts engineer, and
Leon Zach, representing the
chief Of Army Engineers. Work
ing with the group was Ebert
Poets. architect and Fine Arts
Commission member.
Gen Lane ennhasized that the
plan represents the .scornbined
efforts 81 the District fine r,lan-
ming commission and the Fine
Arts Cornnaissior, .
III, ,u,,.,, .ata - = ~. t.,,,c
sc,.,,, !, 1890, go ,,,sc ~ 800.
, !, NIL , !, ..r s. s.,
IrIann;,,p 3. cs,,,,,,,iss J.,r nit -
sa;a .seus,.vn,.s Is Is sc.e,.Tss, Il,
IN, has,s q MAJ, ! a.
81, 81, 49,, ~. S., -. 4,
49, 3 ~ 81 s.ss 500 sils.s y ~ "
- 49, y. y saAs lltai Was apA..ost.l-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02
cONvEN TONS
TODAY

American College Of Oste-
opathic Surgeons continues
It's meeting today IN the
Hotel Statler, where 900 are
gathered for the six-day
convention which ends TO-
morrow.
National Paint Varnish
and Lacquer Association
winds up : three day affair
at the Slaera ton Park and
Shorehain Hotels. About.
100 are expected 10 Sit Id
on the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

voters might prefer 10 maintain
|integrated schools with continu-
alton Of state funds for the pub
he system rather than change
over to . system of 1lpriyats' seq
|regated schools
Legal Question
II has not been determined
whether the State legally can
pay tuition of students going 10
private schools A case which
may resolve this point nov is
pending before the State SUI
|prel1ie Court. IL was instituted
|at the request Of Gov. stanley.
apparently III an EFFORT to clear
this phase Or the segregation
problem. TIE case involves pay
|ments BY the State 10 the or
lphans Of seryicen1en.
Meanwhile, the Defenders of
State Sovereignty and Individual
Liberties. i Statewide pro-see-
Iregration group az some 5000
members. was holding al execn-
tive COMMITTEES meeting ct 4
| Richmond Hotel today coinei-
dent with the sesston 0f the Cow
lernor's cominissi6n.
Il also will take Up the Tuck.
IAbbitt proposal and the presi-
ldent. Robert Crawford, Of Farrl-
win, predicted approval of the
plan.
~ Is disappointing to me that
I'VE have to consider any COM
promise that involves local op-
ltion.s MI. Crawford said. Some
lof us die-llards feel that II IL
tinteeration) were started any
where III the state 1t would be-
come 4 gradually increasing
thing = ME-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02
Silver Spring
Shops Rejected

n hM NFaY1funFlnef.V C0YIn 4 \
-, 3 49,. rs.
SOunen Yesterday telataslvsiy II
jected plans to build an So mil
lion shopping center III the
|sav.ssrt,, ! st,.aet sa.ewav q
80 Z. q s-.s.4 a. - y
ssliVer 5pIin plans WINCH hAu
been denounced IS ieopardizins
the economic health of the esta-
blisheti business district
u, ,,,so,.,,,., 81, - t,,as ae,,a,,
,.,., 49, :. - go ,ssrs $50 80
c,,,.s, . ". We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

East Capitol 81.
Bridge Opening
Set Next Week
Weather Conditions
Could Delay Plans
For Ribbon [ utting

/ District highway ofiicials arr
planning d ceremony which will
lopen the new East Capitol Street
Bridge to trafiic next "Wednesday
maybe.
u N. Robertson. District Higll-
way Director. said yesterday the
lOpenin9 could be delayed 3 few
days BY unforeseeahle weather
conditions.
For the present. however. be
Iis going ahead with 3 plan for
Is ribbon -cutting ceremony on
"wednesday, IN which the three
District Commissioners will par
lticipate.
TENS Of Progress
He told the Advisory Board 81
1.-THE district Of Columbia Amer
Iican Automobile Association Of
1.-THE bridge opening plan during
ta luncheon III the Mayflower
Hotel. Mr.. Robertson also dis
lcussed progress being made on
the various highway projects ID
1.-THE District at the meeting.
The new bridge. designed to
carry 10000 cars daily on Its
lsix lanes. crosses the Anacostia
River at the National Guard
Armory.
Mr.. Robertson said the road
network serving the new span or
the west side Of the river has moi
yet been fully extended. Traffil
lcrossing the bridge to enter the
downtown area will use wideneo
|C street NE. Traffic approach
ing the bridge from the west viii
use Independence avenue.
TO Ease Congestion
Opening of the bridge Is tx.
lpected To relieve the congestion
ION Beuning road. which has
plagued motorists driving to and
from downtown and sections ii
Northeast Washington.
The Advisory Board approved
the District Commissioners PLAN
for meeting the need for In.
creased revenue here on recon.
lmendation OF the Advisory
Boards Taxation COMMITTEES
headed BY John Al. Reilly. The
Commissioners have announces
they win seek an Increase III the
federal contribution to the Dis
ltrict and seek new revenue
sources through changes III ex-
listing laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02

lNnfatl.zfFf RwAtf3AsS &afFNf EHEGfAffG IN
|the state senate chamber 81 the
Capital.
Eleven members Of the execu-
tive committee met for more
than THREE hours last night and
discussed 1 letter from Repre-
sentatises Tuck and Ahbitk Viz
etnia Democrats. proposing that
,..fsr.,.,,,,,,,e x AL, 4, n. = I
, an lncaiifias n =. desa s..
a Il, 81 cresatIon 81 int n. ., J
t Y Il, s, wii, - ~ IN 4 icrai ,,,lisv
II ,.s.,, Il ,.ar. trat eir,,,le !,
said M, NJ sisernher N the a. r 4 r.,
s ,r..I ~ II ! yaaorter tsTsavs
.synm ca,,.f n ar " fra s,,-
creme fsonrt,s siecisIon neyeiv
III hnidine ! rAserey, si,lr, 4.
-. -. u. -,
7 80 e e
The Tuck hhift proposition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02
Stanley G Commission Split
On lntegrotion Vote Plan
BY ALEX n. PRESTON
star star Correspondent

RICHMOND proposal that school inegra-
decided by local refeendums today found opinion divided
members d the Governors Commission Public Educa
ton.
The 3a-nsn committee appointed By Gov stanley to and
preventing racial inegraon held another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-02
kensington Fair

The Women's Council d
Warner. Memorial Presbyterian
Church Will hold its annual
country fan from noon I'd 5 pm.
Saturday at the S<enstngton
md: ! Arniory
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Agreement Reached
On Bridge Approach
Woy Cleared to Stort Plans
For Spon Crossing Island
By GEORGE BEvERIDGE

Federal and District officials apparently have ended
the longdraggedout controversy over location and APP
proach roads for the Constitution avenue bridge
Both Conrad &. Wirth National Park Service chief.
and Brig Cen Thomas a. Lane District Engineer Com
missioner reported that .eyeryone is il Agreement at
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- Y = y Il = = =
last on 4 new plan. Endorsed
yesterday BY q special commit
Itee Of the National Capital PLAN
ming Commission. headed BY Mr.,
lWirth.
There have been SO many
Ihitches IN the past that officials
Iare reluctant to get out on a
limb too far.
But the expectation Is that the
new. compromise plan will be
approved formally BY the PLAN
ming commission at Its meeting
this week and by the Federal
Fine Arts Commission q week
from tomorrow Approval also
lis expected from the Theodore
Roosevelt Association.
These votes Of approval would
clear the way for immediate
work on design plans. The bridge
win require about three years to
design and build.
Crossing the Island
The compromise plan shows d
slightly curved six-lane span,
I27M feet above water level, leay-
ing the washington shore $50
feet north Of the end Of consti-
tuition avenue and crossing the
lower end Of Roosevelt Memorial
Island on its way to the Virginia
shore.
IN January, the District will
ask Congress to amend the bridge
authorization act to permit the
crossing Of Roosevelt Island. II
anticipates no trouble If the
agencies approve. The Senate
passed such an amendment, in
fact. but it begged down in the
House when Congress adjourned
this summer.
The bridge would have no draw
Of swing SPANS. despite its low
level.
IN Virginia. il would connect
with the northbotlnd roadway 81
the George washington Memo
rial parkway and have two-way
connection with Arlington boule-
yard wilson boulevard and JEFF
lferson Davis highway.
4, ~. Y,,.t,.,ct 1, v,c,,,a co,,.
s,'s.,. - r,,ss;s,,t,, s.. 1900 ,,,s
ne me Rnsk Greer q a,d ROTOR, 4,
parkway and. eventually. with
| 4 riorth-south section Of the bro
posed sinner belt expressWay
which VIII encircle downtown
WASHINGTON. Via the expressway,
Itrafiic would connect with = 4
land ! streets and with New
Hampshire and Independence
avenues.
Direct Linkup
until the elmer belt express
way ii built certainly several
wears away--r, o florists would
have direct connections only to
Constitution avenue, the Rock
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Stocks Drop
l too Points

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (F.--The
stock market declined sharply
today in heavy trading for the
third straight session.
Prices fell from 81 to around
Sc a share in key issues as an
early dip speeded up. affecting
all major divisions Of the market.
Steels and motors were hardest
hit.
General Motors was down
$500 at $l38, Bethlehem Steel
|$5.75 at $l48.50, Standard OIL
IN. J.) $3.50 at $3.50. U. S. Steel
$1.87 at $55.87 and Du Pont So
at $2l6.
Southern Railway was of
$2.25, Anaconda Copper $1.S7,
American Cyanamid 81, Interna-
tional Paper $3.25, General Elec-
trio 81, Sears Roebuck 81 and
Goodyear $l.25.
The ticker tape. which nor
.mally records transactions within
seconds. fell behind as selling hit
the market shortly before noon.