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HrLP-MEN AND WoMEk

CAsHIKR-CHECKER, part tine:. ex-
perieneed good pay and working
Conditions. Apply BUCkINGHAM
SUPERMARKET. 1923 Rhode Island
ave- ne, -Eo
COUPLE TO OPERATE lge. fooming
house: exper., refs, bond necessary,
Phone for sppt. NO. 7-S3O3- TO
NEW, MODERN APARTMENT pear
Us 10 exchange for part-dme help
with housekeeping. Husband may
have other work. Write tun par
: ticulars. 3l1l 8. Grove g.. Arhns-
ton O. Va. Ia
gALEsPEOPLE, 10 sell small appii.
ances and housewares; excellent
starting salary and company pene-
fts. Sc Mr.. Unger, 10 am TO
pm. GEORGES; 2i48 24th pl. ne:
COLORED
DO you work In Govt. laundry or
Industry You can earn up TO so
wkly. or more In spare time. No
exper. needed. NO. 7-3116 bets IL
t1ooniS pm.
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BUSINESS sERvicEs
MiscELLANEoUs FoR sALf

AND HEATING. 24-hr.
service. 40 job too smah. Phone
RA l-0a2b. 30 .l
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Congress Hts, Anacostia

Congress Hts, Anacostia
l413 T ST. Sc.
De luxe bldg. 1st floor living room.
s,,6sdI bedrooms n,.a2Is pins psneied I'd. d.inette.
I4th and Good HOPE I'd. Apply Apt.
No. . or ONCE; $3.50 piis utiis..
12e0 CONGRESS ST, Sc.
In the newer section Of CONGRESS
Heights / block to shopping center.
bus at corner. 2nd hoor... large
cheery living room, spacious dinette.
/ bedroom. front and rear en-
frances, oh-street parking: $3.50.
Oia' a9 s'i,i i,AiTLANrrs ST, Sc
ping center. Key resident manager
Or once; 1880. incl. utiIs. va
43s coNLoN TERRACE Sc.
Congress Heiehts. (nr. 4th and At
lantic SITS. s.e1 terrace or second
floor, very nice: S55 and $50, Keys
with resident manager. Ant. /.
10 HALEY ST. Sc.
Mr.. s, Capitol and Nichols ave; s.e..
tOyn bus shoPpi1E q nC, ets seo cSeesftsl c ti
0 BEDROOMS. $50 so
st. Sc, deiiEhtfui corner 3rd-fioor
partment, automatic laundry and
storage in basement. Bus, shop
ping, all schools short walk. Key
with Res. Mgr, Apt. 1ol or apply
JAMES CARROLL
3lia NICHOLS AVE. Sc 10. 2-04o0
MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE
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MOTOR TRAvEI
REPAIRs and sERVlcEs

L RIDER wanted to Miami or jack
sonville. Leaving 20 Nov. Share
expenses. Box 96-D, Star. 26'
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HELP---DoMEsTIc

COOK. light housework: sleep in or
IL 9til after dinner: other help
employed; good salary. OIL. 0-0301. !.
-zo
cOOK-G,HW., white: live in: main
fioof room and bath, for family q
2 adults: top refs. required, 10.
74S993. -2S
G.HW. white, live in. working cple,
z children. Call ~. e-6279 s5ter
pm. 30
G.Hw.. live In; plain cooking:
exper.: Of sun. after 6rkfst. and
haif day Thurs. 10. 5-30el. rs
G.HW., i day week, Wed. or Thurs,
Wneaton. Nd. VII. 6-s16s. --2e
HoUsEKEEPER, white 40-55. live
in. references: 2 children ages
and 10. Business couple. 6-day
week, $50. Cali XII. S-2s95. --27
MoTHER's HELPER--Depeudabls fcl
child care and g.h.w.; l0-2 daily
CAL OIL. 2-7O69 after $3.50. --24
GOOD HOME AND SMALL SALARY
for reliable hcusekeeper. Cah We
6-671s after 8 pm. IA
GIRL lcolored) for employed parents
10 tske over small apt. Ink. and
care Of child ": old; GTeenbeil
area: 5-day VIZ. OR. 4-9446. 30
COEORED SETTLED LADY to care
for ! child; light housework. eau
LA. B-40o6. --1O
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TAKOMA PARK, 7o3I Carroll ave-.
enette. bedrm.; $50. 10. b-i54e.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

I40s L ST. N.W.-suitabie for hEht
in newly remodeled and decorated
BIDS; new 7-cu.-ft, Frigidaire
So. so. incl. all utilities. Call CO.
cOIORED-LARGE, clean front rm.,
convenient transportation. SemipVt
kitchen and bath. 40 v st. NV,
AD. 2-bS63. -29
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TIRE SALE

rsl S6oHSs EsssD; ySais Ssifs ssas SssE y: dsi sT,
sSsls tisss. iEL 7S SsrsSacs sSf y rigE III 'SSS SS
1884 ua. ave. NV. RA, 6-gsb0.
T0WMOTOR. LT-l4-4.000 ib. cap,
FORK Eft. Just majored. new .englnei
60-day warranty: tEc Eords r.b
and P-el stakes, / COZ oMc 10
ton stake. LU. 1.e700. IA
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MISCELLANEOUS wANTED


ANTIoUES--ChIna, furn.. sewelry.
silver, RUGS. etc. LOUIS 5EGA1,
NO. 1-0631: ewes, EN-. 3-6765.
ANTIQUES WANTED
any eond.: ievelry. brie-
a-brae. 1336 Wis. ave. D. KRuP.
SAW MILESTONE CO. NO. 10000.
APPLIANCES, refers.. rvs. stoves.
good used fnrn, Cash and tmmed
removal Closed on Monday. 8. Z
FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 210 Tth
st ge, III R.0SS5
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home cash We do moving. stbf.
ags. ia, e-2a37; eyes. RA. 3-t416.
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity.
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1868 Penn
sylyania ave. NV, ST. 3-069S
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrip.
ton. gold and silver: cash paid
FURNITURE wanted. will buy all
kinds Of good used furniture: top
price: IA; $3.50. We do moving:
Furniture Bought
One piece or entire household; also
pianos. Cash paid, ALI BABA''s
CAVE ITO nth 81. NV. AD. T.
00fta Omen 0-T.30
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DISCOUNT HOUSE
sos. so wrought Iron dinetts S54 .eh
S12o so bunk beds eompl. 1875
$50 so chrome B-pe dinetto 4g.QQ
SOS. so Administer 9x12 rugB- ~ 90
6yeion Hollywood beds H.95
Bedrms:; hy. Tm ain I'm; Terms
f95gS Il n st. NE. Iii s-3Yoo
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RUGS (2) 9xf2 Oriental design
rues, bfalid-new, never used. Value,
S7b; sacrificing for $50. ORR
ENTAIL RUG MART, 1905 q ST. nv.
RUGS. big tiger skin, iash.p. Cool
orator afr conditioner. Du. 7-O363.
Call preferably daytime. ---26
RUGS. Oriental. iaree and small.
reduced prices RARE RUG SHOP.
SEWING MACHINES. Singer, floor
models and demonstratorsi saw
Ings up to $40. SINGER SEWING
MACHINE Co. 31e9 l4th At. NV
sEWirSa Vi IA MACHINES, used.--s singer
electric consoles, $50 80: Singer
round bobbin portabies, S20.gb:
other make elec. consoles. $50 %.
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 4D05
Annapolis rd.. .Bladensburg shop
ping center, UN. 4-7ti00. -25
SHELVING STE21.--We have lowest
prices and stock commercial grade
HATaCO EQUIP. CORP. 24T3 Sher.
man ave, NV, NO, 7-loln. 23'
SNOW TIRES, Goodyear white wall,
pair, 16-ineh rim. brand-new tubes
included; S25 each. LU. a-55f0.
SOFA, traditional, red ANTIQUE vel
vet. and slip cover; SS5.. Bed chair
green. $40 an h-a5flf ----o1
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oIe n. CAR. AVE. s.E.-Lse. double
redecorated rm. Easy chairs; mod
stove. new Frigideire with freezer
80
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FURNITURE

WE r;,vgpg s2yoHT HTEs**s VAN ASr,s soAps GNAiSs g
81 6SD TSStyykkfhSSoToSs StykfhSS TEoSSss TRoR Is 4 8 SES Z I
hotels AND HAVE 9g1A4E,,TIITIEs E,,TIITI
RaKE RnEslE1 1REAh SAVINGS Wings On oM euAnto. L.
ITY USED FURNITURE, COME IN
10 SEE Us. N. FRANK a SON.
4i4 3rd eT. NV. EX. 3-e974.
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rooms WIFI eoARn

CLUB MASON. I726 N. Hanp ave.
n.w.--Residentia club. Singles and
others; sa;l, , $3.50 wk az and s51 Up Incl Incl
ices. NO. 7-67S9, CO. $3.50.
DUPONT AREA-Elderly people given
special care; 3 meals daily, 2 days
VIZ: laundry and all modern cows.
DE-. 2-1IO2. IA
i40I 18th sT. N.W.-IdeaI residence
for business people, students: Sc
leetive menus; PIX.
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-
Excelsior. Model A.
never used: sacr. ia. 5-2031. .---s9
HtradiYari.. 100 bass;
new condition; reasonable. Call AZ.
ACcOHRDIoN - 1ao bass. Brought
from Italy. 5 bass. Is treble regis-
ters. Beatt. designed. and reeds:
BABY CARRIA6E, larse, good con-
dition. folding type. Gail DE q
BABY FuRN. - Chest, ehifforobe.
crib. matching, exquisite; cost $500,
sell for STb. ia, 2-l6tt
RATHTUBS, new and used. basins.
iT46 Lee hwy, "a. $500.
BEDS, Hollywood CD: practically
new, includes spreads and pillows;
500. DU. 7-4S4S. ---26
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FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE

WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store
SAVE 20gs TO 709s
Great Rapids gives you fam
taStic bargains in the most
colossal warehouse sale
ever seen in d. C. So hurryl
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
S16e. so VALUE
Blond aouble dresser and mirror,
chest and double bed.
I.,,. v.,r OUR PRICE slls'oo
Genuine niahog. table and leaf. 4
chaira, buffet and china cabinet.
OUR PRICE S237
Genuine raaiiog. kneehoie desk,
OUR PRICE 1926
Pine 'af. b'a aPs SuR pf'sslaf ssses sSs'ss ss.ls
$50 so VALUE
Genuine mahog. drop-leaf table. mn
est quality. - ...ox
OUR PRICB S34.eb
Custom-buit studio with klck-nleats
. OUR PRICE s5s.ss
Larse club chair. custom quality
D OUR PRICE sSs.ss
oennins, fishsr pualounse with fns
inueysprtnG mattress; sleeps
OUR PRICE S1I9.e6
Wrought iron and plastic-top d.
nette tabie and chairs
OUR PRICE &42 p6
Hundreds of Other Bargains
Throughout Entire Store
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
Sample Bargain Store
OF Washington
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
Store Hours. 0 IA. 9 including sat-
urdays; Mon, ana Thurs, 3 TO 3
Free Parking IN Rear OF Store
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

IFuRNTTURE-Laree mahogany buf-
fet; once desk. WO. 6-673e. ia
FURNTTURE BARGAINs - Brand
new. better-grade. modern bedrm..
II din. rm-. liy. rm. and bedding,
Come factory close-outs and floor
4aRaIERss a4RaRfISE & sssst sis isth isyns st fG5 cash
FURN.-Beautifui nah. breakfront,
"a in. wide, cost new S375, In excel
eond., sell $50: also practically
new solid cherry. dropleaf table.
40x24 closed, opening to 40xe0, with
e.. fTlsnas sn zser .sss Pssss Ssss fS ffSTpI saS sna
pm. or 5 to 8 pm. @25
FURNs--Mod. blond bedrm. sect.
sofa Hide-a-bed.. Lounge ehrs.,
tbies. Lily, rm. set. ov. S-25gd,
GAS RANGE, new. used. instslla:
ton PEERLEgS saLEs co. 22s7
COS ses sss ssnsss nss qseS nca E'PsAs sSR IL
|eENERATHosss. a'sfA ssfAsEA4Essss:s AsEA sisss ss7,so
up; lse; assort.s elect motor re-
PpsifS PAX f3ss Hn zysaI4 ysSSI; cARTY 1903
condition: Sssa Best offsr. ssSa xsI D psoSa e.
Sc, Apt. 4, after 8 pm. --24
HEATERS, ranges stoves; new. used
ss,,v sEss 4; coal wood. eisc; ACNE 4
ICE CREAM CABINETS, suitable for
use as home deep freezers. See Mr..
Money. MEADOW GOLD PROD
uCTS CO.. 1887 d st, Sc. -27
IRONEh LMaytagl. like new, viii
sell for SIS cash for sliiek sale
LIVING RIM. SET, new. 2-pc. Sec
tional sofa with matching chair
reas. IA. 5-3935. after 8 pm. --25
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FARM AND GARDEN

COCKER SPANIELS
Superior breeding and disposition
Po. 2-690S. 20
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ADDITIONS. DoRMERs, rec, rms.
porches, heating, baths, modern:
iSins; Al meehsniss; sa,nS .gfSTnz permits snd %
3-22S5. -6
ADDITIONS, PORCH enclosures. e.
specialists: all work fully guar:
free estimates: SO months to pay.
SEcO SALES, GIT Sligo ave. Silver
Spring. JU. S-301O. day or night.
PAINTER, colored. will do any. kind
Of painting by the lob or hour.
Further info, call Ii, 4-5T13.
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MATTRESS SPECIALS
$30-Trade Ins-$30
On your old worn-out and iumpy
new modern NATIONALLY ADVER-
TISED box spring and mattress.
King Discount Furn. Co.
Silver Spring Washington
5000 Ga. Ave, 1919 HNE
JU. 0-bSo1 LII 6-0l 90
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bought. sold, exch,; all
makes. Lowest prices. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO.. 2473 Sherman ave.
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BRAND-NEw

80 apartments. all sizes. Spacious.
de luxe equipment. Utilities In
Guided
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
tcontinu0dl

SCHOOL Bond Bldg.
expert .sssS tssscheT; real ,ses beard. Phone
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III ROCK CREEK CHURCH m.
E.w.--1 or z men, lovely large
room, next TO bath. very clean and
comfortable: SIS for / or S35 for
2 per month. RA. 6-7S75, IA
1888 L ST. N.W.-Only SO. so weekly
for nice, clean single room with
southern exposure 80
Evening star., 1955-11-24
FARM end cARpEN Cont
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

5HOICE LAMBS, for your freezer.
Tel, Mr.. LORY. Occoquan, Va,
1881: business. RE. 7-6600. Ext.
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2 BEDRMS., liv., rm., kit, pvt. bath;
incl all utils and parking spaee.
in nice neighborhood: S10o mo. /:
1885 Lanter pi. NV. HU. 3-SS39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Film on Traitor Induces
Two Fugitives to Give Up

WARWICK. Va, Aug. so R.--
A motion picture about traitor
Benedict Arnold produced such
pangs of remorse in two jail
escapes yesterday that they
went straight to police and gave
themselves up.
Everett r. Dean. ~, and
George "A. Mackowan, 90. Of
Newport News. held on charges
of armed robbery In the Warwick
jail at Denbigh, used UP several
nights saving through the bars
in their cell window. Yesterday.
before dawn, they crawled
through the window and escaped.
Police put out alarms to sew
eral States.
Last night ct II pm. the two
walked meekly into police head
quarters here and surrendered.
They said they'd walked from
the jail TO nearby williamsburg
and there decided to hide out In
O theater showing the movie de-
plotting the life Of Arnold. Revo-
lutionary War traitor.
The picture made them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Byrd Urges
Roads Plan

BERRYvILLE, Va, Aug. 80
Ex-senator Byrd, Democrat Of
Virginia, predicted yesterday the
next Congress will pass some
form of highway program.
Something must be done in
the road line In view Of increas-
ing traffic" declared the Virgin
ian, who took the lead In de-
feating the administrators SOL
billion road bond plan.
Senator Byrd said he would
prefer to see the Federal Gov
eminent relinQuish its two-cent
gas tax to the States who could
make the money 60 further If
the funds were free Of Federal
strings.
But if the Government fails
in this, he said, he would support
some kind Of pay-as-you-go
measure and continue his fight
against a bond plan.
The Senator said the Presi-
dents bond program would have
had "far-reaching damaging con-
sequences.
1t would have paved the way.
he said, to ther large give-away
programs and give the Federal
Government exclusive control
over the Interstate system Of
roads, one of the States most
vital functions.
1.-THE need Of the roads is con-
slant" he said, land 1t has to be
met in way that won't exhaust
revenues. The Presidents plan
would have tied up funds for
80 years and spent them in 10
years
Senator Byrd added that the
plan would have been destruc-
tive of the budget because the
bonds issued would not have
been declared as a public debt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Man Loses Toes
In Power Mower

Ralph Eugene Talkington, %.
of 1907 Woodrow place, Cabin
John, lost all the toes on his left
foot yesterday. They were caught
in rotary-type lawn mower.
Mr.. Talkington slipped on wet
grass when pushing the lawn
mower down hill.
A neighbor. Frank Jancar. Of
1909 Woodrow place, placed a
tourniquet on Mr.. Talkington's
leg to prevent loss Of blood until
the Glen Echo Fire Department
arrived to take him to Suburban
Hospital.
Mr.. Talkington was trans
ferred to Mount Alto Hospital,
where his condition was report
ed good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Alexandria Plans Study
Of Area Water Problems

Alexandria councilmen last
night decided to initiate a CO.
ordinated study of metropolitan
area water problems.
The council said it wanted to
take q look at the regional wa
ter picture before 1t takes any
steps toward acquiring the pri-
vately-owned water system now
serving the city.
Meeting In an informal seS-
sion. members instructed their
representatives on the Northern
Virginia Regional Planning and
Economic Development Com
mission to discuss the metropol-
itan area water picture with
the commission.
Mayor Leroy s. Bendheim said
Alexandria's action should be
co-ordinated with regional plans.
He said Alexandria is particu-
larry interested in what Fairfax
County is going to do.
Councilman Frank e. Mann,
the city's representative on the
Northern Virginia commission,
said City Manager Ira F. Will
lard and other councilmen be-
lieve "the time has come to give
serious study to the regional as
poets Of the water situation"
Every time we start studying
our own problems, we run into
those Of our neighbors," Mr..
Mann said. He said councilmen
hope the Northern Virginia COM
mission would initiate an area
water study.
A Pennsylvania consulting
firm hired by the city a few
weeks ago said it would be feas-
ible for Alexandria to acquire
the Alexandria Water Co. at a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Annapolis Tours Add
Several New Features

The Saturday tour viii cover
historic shrines Of the county
area. For the first time, the
old town hall and courthouse
at Londontown on the South
River will be thrown open To
the public.
Built between 1883 and 100,
the building, now used as q
county home, stands at Q spot
which once was o flourishine
port Of entry for foreign car
goes. It Wed with Annapolis al
the seat Of State government
when Maryland decided to move
the capital from st. Marys City
The building commands q tine
view of the South River, neal
the spot where the ferry once
crossed the river.
Other county shrines on thu
tour will include Rising Sur
Inn, Larkins Hills, All Hallowl
Church and the old South River
Club, Americas Oldest socia
club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

ANNAPOLIS. Aug. 80 (Spe-
cial). - Several new features
have been added to the schedule
Of visits to colonial homes in
Annapolis and Anne Arundel
County on September 9 and 10.
the sponsors. Historic Annapo-
lis. Inc. announced today.
on September 9. when the
tour viii center In Annapolis,
visitors win witness the begin
ming Of the moving OF the birth
place Of Charles Carroll the
Barrister to O new site. The
home recently was saved from
the wrecking crews by Historic
Annapolis, which raised $40. 900
for the purpose.
Government House, the home
Of Gov. and Mrs. McKeldin, and
the Chase-Lloyd and Hammond
HARDWOOD Houses-both designed
by the noted colonial architect,
william Buckland-will be open
the same day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
z Seized in Cote
Are Held for Jury

Two Detroit men, who sur
rendered to Prince Georges
County police ut gunpoint In
the Crossroads Restaurant last
Wednesday. waived preliminary
hearings yesterday in Hyattsville
Police Court and were held for
action Of the Prince Georges
County grand jury.
The men, Edwin Mayhem, 80,
and Casimir A. Grabowski, IS,
were charged with breaking and
entering the Called Products
Inc, Forty-second avenue and
Bladensburg road, Cottage City
and the restaurant in Bladens-
burg, Md.
Dials on safes in both estab-
lishments had been knocked Oh
but the doors not opened, police
said. The men had broken into
coin machines in the restaurant
police added.
The accused surrendered to
Police Pvt. e. @. Husk who fired
two warning shots while other
loficers surrounded the restau-
rant.
Bond for each was set al
Isl, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Rurol Life Considered
BY Sociological Group

Some $50 delegates to the an
nual meeting Of the Rural Socio-
logical Society today took up the
social psychology Of rural life
In q session at the University Of
Maryland.
The group tomorrow viii close
its meeting by moving from the
College Park campus to the
Shoreham Hotel to join in dis
cussions being conducted there
by the American Sociological So
ciety.
Topics covered yesterday in
cIuded q presentation Of rural
urban migration, and one on the
chronological change in rural So
ciety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

price not exceeding $50 million,
If the present rate structure were
maintained.
The report assumed that Fair
fax County would acquire the
Virginia Water Co., a subsidiary
of the Alexandria firm Both
companies draw their water from
the Occoquan reservoir. The
Virginia Water Co. serves por-
tons of Fairfax south and west
Of the city and the Alexandria
company serves Alexandria and
some adjacent county areas.
The Fairfax Board OF County
Supervisors has scheduled a 500
million to $34 million bond refer
endum November 8 which would
finance an integrated water sys-
tenn for the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30
Rodor Speed Devices Face
Bottle in Virginia Assembly

RICHMOND, Aug. 80 tR. --
Virginia's radar speed enforce
ment program may face a fight
for life in the 1866 General
Assembly.
This is the prediction Of a
spokesman for the Governors
Highway Safety Committee IN
an editorial in the August issue
of Virginia Traffic Safety News.
the committees monthly publi-
cation.
Hiram Smith, jr., editor, said
traffic court losers and potential
violators are "going to see that
radar is legislated out Of ex-
istence or thoroughly emasculat-
ed by placing big warning signs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

in the immediate vicinities OF
the devices"
The editorial noted that motor
lists were wary Of radar when 1t
was first introduced In Virginia
in mid-1954. but soon became
sufficiently expert at spotting
the equipment that they were
killing themselves and others at
something like the old rate"
Since virtually all efforts to
contest radar findings in court
have proved unsuccessful, the
editorial concluded. there's
nothing else to do but shout 'un-
fairness and hope legis-
lative representatives will be
Iswayed to sympathy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-30

ing last night, told the board
that the County Council had al
located funds for the addition,
and urged that the board act
Immediately to relieve over
.crowding at the school, where
10 classes will be on double ses-
sions this fall.
Another project which failed to
win final approval of the board
was the planned l6-room addi-
ton to Sherwood High School
In Sandy Spring. Board Member
Harrison King delayed action
until September IL, when resi-
dents of the area will appear
Ito testify, he said, that only six
rooms are needed.
The board decided to go ahead
with construction Of a two-room
addition at the Germantown FL
Iementary School after Dr.. Nor
ris reported that the impact on
schools of the Atomic Energy
Commission headquarters in that
area will not be felt for two
years.
Woodside Approved
Replacement of the Woodside
Elementary School in Silver
Spring was approved by the
board, climaxing a long fight for
the project by board member
Wayne c. Birdsell. Another
long delayed project, the Ban
inockburn Elementary School.
was set In motion when DR.. Nor
ris reported the school is needed
to relieve overcrowding at Clara
Barton and Somerset Schools.
A delegation from the Nation
Ial Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People present.
led the board with a list of Ques-
Itions on the status of the inte-
grafton movement. The NAACP
asked where the 10 colored
teachers from four closed Negro
schools would be assigned to this
fall; whether colored teachers
we're being considered for any OF
the 220 new teaching positions,
and whether the board has con-
sidered Negroes for vacancies on
the supervisory staff. Mr.. Nc
Graw said the questions would
be answered at next weeks
meeting.
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Double Shifts Planned
At Wheaton Junior Level

Double sessions will be held for
seventh and eighth graders at
the Wheaton Junior Senior High
School when classes resume
next month, Superintendent of
Schools Forbes H. Norris in
formed the Montgomery County
Board OF Education last night.
He said the school, which has
q capacity of 1900 pupils, ex-
poets to enroll 1850, many more
than had been anticipated. He
said classes will be arranged so
that seventh graders will start in
the morning and eighth graders
in the afternoon.
The revelation that double
sessions had spread to the
Junior high school level came at
the end of a five-hour meeting
which wrestled with a host OF
school construction projects.
The Board approved final
architects drawings for the ex-
perimental Rocking Horse Edu-
cational Center, $685., 900 prof.
ect to be built on Randolf road
in the Wheaton section.
In so doing, the Board dis
covered it will spend $4,000 to
$4,000 to find out what it will
cost to build a bomb shelter in an
elementary school.
Included in Plans
Willard G. McGraw, board
chairman, said "the odds are
very much against" construction
of the bomb shelter but that the
Board incorporated a bomb shell
ter into the working plans for
the new school at the urging OF
County civil defense authorities.
James Sheldon. supervisor Of
construction for the Board, esti-
mated the shelter would cost an
additional $4,000 to $4,000.
The architect will be entitled to
O fee of 4 per cent even though
the shelter Is not built.
The Board stalled. 3-3, any
action on construction Of ad-
ditions at the West Rockville
Elementary School. The vote
came after the Board was pre-
scented with a petition signed by
ITO parents Of the area.
Val Wilson, spokesman for the
parents, who held a mass meet