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Evening star., 1955-07-17
Police Quarrel
Over Parkway

BALTIMORE, July l6 o.
Maryland's attorney general has
decided it's going to take some
legal patchwork to straighten
out police jurisdiction on the
new Washington B aftimore|
Parkway.
Maryland built and owns the
section Of the parkway from. the
Baltimore city limits to Jessup
Road near Fort Meade.
The Federal Government built
and owns the section from Jes-
sup Road to the District Of CO.
lumbia line.
Federal Property Involved
Much of the Federal section
cuts through property which
already was owned by the Fed
eraf Government--Fort Meade
and the Department Of Agricul-
lures experimental farms at
Beltsville. for example.
When the highway was built,
the Federal Government re-
tanned exclusive Jurisdiction
to the sections through its prop
erty. On the other sections, It
agreed to concurrent jurisdic-
ton" with Maryland.
They Delved Into Issue
Atty. Gen. c. Ferdinand SybertI
and one Of his assistants. Stead
man Prescott, jr.. delved into the
question Of what this did to
police authority.
They decided:
Maryland police have full
jurisdiction over the Maryland
section from Baltimore to the
Jessup road.
They also have police powers|
on the so-called concurrent
sectors Of the Fed
eral part.
But they can't work the "ex-l
elusive Jurisdiction" areas OF the
Federal section.
Sybert and Prescott suggested
q simple solution Of the fnixup|
might be for the Federal Govern
ment to yield its exclusive juris-
diction" on the parts passing
through Federal reservations.
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Used No Trickery

Mr.. Moser said that although
his surveyors often survey sew
eral lines to determine the best
route for q new road. 1--WE never
use trickery."
Ordinarily. highway depart
mcnts In Maryland and virtually
all, other states buy their right
of-way Just before they build the
road--"working under the shad-
ow Of the power shovel" as Mr..
Moser puts Il In his article.
Most state Legislatures, Mary
lands included. have been un-
willing to appropriate necessary
funds for right-of-way much in
advance Of actual construction.
When politicians vote money for
a road. they want to see o road
built, one Maryland highway Of
ficisl commented.
Mr.. Mccain said the Cali
fornia idea has not been consid-
cred by the Maryland commits
sion
ne said the l2-year highway
Evening star., 1955-07-17

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Evening star., 1955-07-17

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The planning commission is
guided In this regard by It's Mas
ter Plan Of Highways. adopted
In 1853 after public hearings
and clearance with SRC road
builders IN that plan, the COM
mission estimated that since its
founding In 1927. It had re-
served nearly 1.2O0 acres Of SUBJ
urban land for State highways
At q saving Of about Sc million
to the taxpayers.
Le Roy G, Moser. chief right
of-way engineer for the SRC.
had high praise for the sub
urban Maryland planning COM
mission In an article ne wrote
for . 1853 Highway Research
Board bulletin. He said the
agency substantially reduced
right-of-way costs to the State
through It's subdivision control.
its practice Of obtaining dedica-
tions Of land alongside roads
slated for future widening and
It's careful review of applica-
tions for rezonins.'
State Senate President Louis
L. Goldstein said he and other
Legislators were told BY New Ger
sey and Pennsylvania turnpike
officials last year that they set
up fake alternate routes and sur
vsy lines just to confuse specu-
lators before acquiring their
rights-of. way.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

81. THE MANAGEMENT DICTIONARY.
By A. 3, Benn. Over 1000 entries
phrases. formulas. tables, etc.. covering
every aspect Of manaesment terminoi-
oEy. Pub ~ s7.so. sais si.os
Evening star., 1955-07-17

81. THE LOGIC OF LIBERTY. BY Nj
chaei rolsnyi. Positive. inspiring afar-
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nieaninA Of liberty in today's turbulent
world p relation to science. schools
and society. pub. at $500. Sale = 81
Evening star., 1955-06-17
APIS. FURNISHED. c.

1544 LAMONT ST: NV sedrns;,
6smt, apt, utiis. incl; reas, al
CATHOLIC UNIV, VIC. Bedrm. lily.
rm,, kit. dinette. bath. foyer. apt.
DaP6sF S]fs i'saS SnenE tHip EA Enbssss sssSs sow
Bedrm.. hy. rrn.. din. rHn., kit, bath.
$40 utils. incl. DU. 7-67O4. 20
GEORGETOWN. $500 Cue St, NV
2-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg see
Any time. Open Apt. 81. RE. T.
vic. ieth AND r. N.w.-1-rm. etie..
foyer, Kit, bath; newly furn.; elsy:,
sEitchboard' s75 mo. MRS, WEBB
Mfan fp C1AffhIoLlc uNIv.-is.-itSioor
duplex. newly dec. front and rear
Nee Nee isansa iocstion, 'StS; eonv. u" to trsnsp.
BOILING fiELD, 'sSS Portland St.
ssth; PVT: utii.: sil6. Ii. pa E4.sf5s.
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
3. {. Fer FREE friendly service.
call MANDEL. AD. 4-34o0. LII
KANSAS AVE. nr. Kennedy n w.
Liy. Tm.. bedrm., kit and bath:
us. ~ Ssil's SIS s00a Tu tr.spsr sfsos a. ifSsS SsS
,SSsS5: ahsS;s IN e. v;;sWS.,. vSiW'm,.a ;s,I' MI
kit.. pvt. bath; eonv. loc,, SOS mo
NSWas NSSRl; Gply GpphycoN Ap' sEpRa, sSaaSs Nv. a1 ln
ktt.,- PVT bath: married couple;
9si7 i4th st. NV. Apt. 2. CO; s.
obTassriANDING sc-sedrnr. apt; new
~ and exduisitely furn.: ideal loc.
July and August. NO. 7-43e0. la
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33b9 18th ST. N.W.-Bsmt, apt,
PVT. bath and entr:; nicely furn.;
S65 mo, AD. 4.9054. I'll
CONN. AVE. AREA - Lovely enc,
air conditioner. 500. Agent. 1874
Columbia I'd. NV. AID. 4-2059. -22
Mr.. EASTERN H.S.-Attrac. sround-
fl. ef1ic., w/pvt. entr. and bath;
sos mo, incl. util. AID. 74-340O.
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ROOMS EURN.-Mp. & VA.
ROOM. HOUSEKEEPING

FAIRMONT ST. NV, 1316-Large
rm. and kitchen for ] or 2 persons;
.14th st. cars. CO. 5-9S36.
S81s 18th ST. N.E.-Lge. End a.
lge. closet. LA. 6.24S2. -19
800 d ST. N.E.-Cheery. Ink. room:
private home: no drinking. Ii. B.
ON Ink. ROOM, redec.. for lady
only: $35 mo, mo-, l4Ss Newton st.
1iSi isth ST. N.w.-Front double
rm. with electric refrig: and grill;
next bath: Sl4 week. Hu. 3-9676.
ssse 18th ST. N.w.-1st n. bed. sit
pvt, entr.: $12.76 wk. DE. 2-1e76.
Nh. DUPONT cIR.-Furn. water.
cos Sso5sFs $1,000 ssS uD AD lsaIso asso7ss 1ssh st: ~
COOL BSMT.,. refgr., grill, clock
radio. TV; aiIfoam mattress; 81,
1410 MASS. AVE. N.W:-Lge. room
for 2 or 3; separate kit: S15 week
No drinkers. Refs. DE. 2-s263,
coLoRED-bos G ST. s.E.-Large
room, clean. Refrigerator. gas stove.
Sl1 wk. Ii. 7-4S15 after 1880 ? m.
, -lS
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

DUPONT CIRCLE-Elderly and mid
die-aeed ambulatory and convales-
cent; kind care; excellent food
dr.'s refs; reasonable. DE. 2-1102.
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, in
comfortable home, can accommodate
iS sa5s sS0m mem nd osa SSsIe three n
section of Alexandria, one block
from bus: ~; 6-06$5. -le
-Lovely Single and double room rooms
wSHTEE EFHcsllses sEkn sGshS vrc.-Nissly 2Sr turn.
rm.. twin beds, home privileges and
Gus dslisi0qMs MAsSN. A9ssSsis 1ass EA New Hamp
ave- residential sid s elgs sas. for r oshsrs Gsned
ss6 sNs6 per psa W. msn ana sSisi ap mel 0'ffei f
cSR6Msra csiRe5tsi 40 Rb. 5.S7SGj NV. eooI. s0 at
Good meals. Si3 to SIS wka co.
BRAbIfY ARMS at Dupont Circle.
food. Reasonable prices.
The John Kilpen Hotel
231O ASHMEAD PL NV
Half block OF Conn ave. at Zoo.
overiookin- Rock Greek Park Dble.
and sgle rms. pvt bath avail: ex-
eel. meals: rates. $3.50 week up.
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APIS. FURNIsHED--D. c.

SOME FREE RENT-Beautifui mar
bic bldg . rooms. kit, bath: suit
able 3-4 people. s07 A ct. ne. lg'
GE0RGETOWN-Unique apt, July
Sept: 8 high. airy rms. ANTIQUE
furn.,- marble msntej pieces; pvt.
walled gard. By appt.. AID. 4.7426.
THE DIPLOMAT
2420 18th st. NV.
Junior bedrm. apt. heaut. furn.
Msria.n glR 0ess ssr SsEnr PIE ogsToSs: S;aasSs:
downtown: comfortably air cooled.
roof sarden, switchboard: $1l5 mo-.
incl. utils. ,Mgr.. AD. 2-1235.
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ROOMS. ApTs. TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN - Girl. 25-35, to
share nicely furn., cool. 2-bedrm,
apt. with ! other girl: conv. loc.
MOP. S-REDRM. APT. Girl to share
with another girl. Maid svc. Utils.
furn., Naylor Gard. s.e. LU. 2-3O94.
GIRL. 90 to e5, share apt. WITH with .
other girls; own rm. and bath:
$50 80 monthly, After 8, MISS
RoSSI. RA 3-79n4; 10
/ OR 9 GIRLS. 20-25, to share q
bedrm. furnished apt. with girl:
Includes Tv and fan: Arlington
blvd. close in. bus at corner. IA.
rsSPPfscaEp rsSiPfsScaa LADY to shar. tag sttr.c-
tive GEORGETOWN house with two
other ladies, Walled-in patio gar
GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt. nr,
'tass pen'tsason' xynI,, with mSthsr T.,s,,s an ana q
UttDA.
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APTS. FURN.-MD. tcens. }

SILVER STRING. 747 silver Spring
ave Pvt entrance. pvt. bath. z
rms. suitable for 2. JU. 5-550s,
Sill. sPG.-Liv. rm.. Ded-m.. kit.
esap.. eeiR 'isa ssfs !o. Ssll: s-ess5 49, sss
TAK0MA PARKS rms. and bath:
util, furn.: S75 mo. 31s Lincoln,
Call Ju. 9-2449.
CHEVERLY-l0 min. from down
town WASH, 10 min. from TT.
Meade; extre-lge. bedrm., by.
rra.. din. rm.. kit. pvt. bath with
shopping and transp.: all utils. furn.
uN. 4-9O52. -19
SUITLAND, Md, near Andrews
Ffeld-2-bedrm. apt, all utils. furn.,
.$8S per mo. Call RE. 6.797s. Ia
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp

CONN. AVE, nr. shops-Lge. End fl.
woman; ht. pit. rfsr. Wo. 6-3l55
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Air-Conditioned
NEW ELEVATOR BLDG

2117 E and 2l16 F SITS. NV.
OPPOSITE NEW sTATA DEPT.I
EFFICIENCY
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Washington, D. C. .
FRIDAY. JUNE II, 1885
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WALK TO WORK

SILVER SPEING--clean, eozy, COM
fortably furn.; iiy. rm., dinette,
eonapl. kit; lge. bedrms.. twin beds,
pvt. bath, shower; porches; trees.
utils. incl; 500. For Z smpi,
adults. JU. e-i217.
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25xl2 liv. rm.. 7x13 kitchen -dinette,
7x7 dressing closet. S115 to S125
SEE RES. MGR.
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APIS. uNEuRNlsHEp-p. c.

I440 MERIDIAN PL, NV rm.,
foyer and bath bachelor apt. S35.
See janitor. Tu. 10000. OIL. g.
4743. -1S
S5I3 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifully
decorated bedrm.; liv. rm. mod
ern kit. and bath; latest in equip
ment. See RES. MGR. on premises
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So a DAY

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SLAUGHTERS-Du. Cir.
6sls.. dbles, Fl. 50 wk.: rm.. ph., elev.
Mod. serv. 2007 o NV. NO. 7-4660.
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hELp--MEN

ATTENTION. weii-sstahiishsd con
4 smpio,i SSnp sssssral aaysrssins
REPRESENTATIVES % adyerttss na-
tionally known products, kxpeIi-
enee not necessary. QUALIFYING
s sppllesns: 70 2: trained g q. , sgl,
curinr tfainin aS, period Hvsr Erase
income. $4,000 per annum. Hieh
ealiber men only need apply. Ap-
ply BETTER BUILDING sPE-
CIALTtES 5000 Wis. ave. Pc
tneSda, Mo. -lb
FART TiMR-speeiai evening work.
The Washington area branch Of
nee q an old-established cons
Germ has Q lev excellent part
time sopeninfs TOY married men
income 6y 1orkIns part time - !
few evenings 3 week. Excellent
earnings. For details, write Box
A LARGE LIFE INSURANCE com.
pAny has openings Tor two men
who can qualify for It's Estate
Planning Division. Men how en-
Fased N this division are earning
from $4,000 70 $4,000. Particu-
nry pd Rss5sssee bo y nos ss saseSysi
iareer earning possibilities. Boz
Yi0S66NG SAkRrED MAN. white, 70
s run mnitiifth IN small shop No
experience necessary. THE PRINT
ING HOUSE. 2413 Pa. ave. NV,
pakr.T fSRe OPPORTUNITY Nan.
IL to 35; car necessary not can.
yassing. Earnings while trafnlns
around $40 weekly. Phone nov III.
ATTENTION TRENTON VETERANS. Il y YOU
are white. "a or over, his, grad
unte and honorably DISCHARGED with
the rank OF sergeant or over, In
yestieate the bright future offered
BY WnShtnGton's most beautiful
furniture store. A retirement plan,
paid vacation. sick and rospttel
DEMENT'S are some OF the extra id.
yantagez enjoyed BY our cungenial
group q employees. Y qualified
fol appointment. COLONY HOUSE.
4244 Conneeticuk ave.
STUDENT white. over 1el for part
time work IN drugstore must have
eeHiHiRsaaclY's'e 9 $50 VIZ n -. SAM lb
shIfs-fscellent sarni nh ana pro.
, motional potential for experienced
salesman with ear. aFe o6-40
Complete line cash Feeisfers sales.
books. systems In local protected
territory Immediate opening due To-
recent promotion within the branch.
Phone for Apt. I'm. 3-0ftiNs
HAMCQ - MccAsisEY REGISTER
DIVISION. 20 s
EMPLOYRD MIN
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HELP WoMEN

TYPIe1. white. sxper.: s-day vk.s
Sl.25 pet h.: ehanee for advance
ment. 11gl Vermont ave. NV.
| SUITE No 20b.
TYPIsT. permanent position with
large Ford dealer, expef. with
Ford leadership pref. but not es-
senfial; salary commensurate with
exper, PHEASANT working eondt-
i ~ n nl per. epiE NJ Isnsl sof,nseF
cHERNER MOTOR co. 1881 Flof-
ide ave. nv. 10
TYPlsf-CASHEER-Immediate open.
ing; under 80. inteYestinG work,
With chance for advancement, See
Mis- Ferguson. NATIONAL BROAD
CASTING GO; Room io0-f ehef.
WAITRESS. experience necessary:
WAGES good. Apply s3t 18th 81.
WANTED. experienced;
good tips. Apply Ia pefton. RED
LOBSTER REST. 81 .. Wash. st..
MATTRESSES. young. neat, exper.
Apply 70 person. 2s40 Wisconsin
MATTRESSES, white. Apply IN per.
MATTRESSES. white. expefienced ex-
ceiient working conditions. Ne
SUNDAYS. Apply In person after
IL am. THE MAYFAIR RESTAu.
RANT, SCI 18th st. NV. "a
MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES Tor f si our new rsstsn-
rant which will open soon a. our
Silver Spring store. The elaborate
and most modern equipment Of
this new restaurant VIII enable cur
mattresses to serve many more Gus
Full or part time. good salary
|, meals and uniforms furnished. de.
pertinent store discount. No sun