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The Republican., 1956-03-01
To Attend Luncheon

Mrs. Allen Baker, secretary of
the State Council of Homemakers'
clubs: Mrs. Ralph Buckel, presi-
dent of the County Council of
Homemakers; Mrs. o. c. Glotfelty,
president of the Associated Women
of the Farm Bureau; and Miss
Ethel Grove. home demonstration
agent, will go to College Park on
Monday, March 5, where they will
attend luncheon held by the
President of the Board of Regents
and the Faculty of the University
of Maryland
While at College Park they plan
to examine the exhibits which will
be on display in the new Activities
building in connection with the
anniversary celebration cOmmemo-
rating the Tooth anniversary of the
Maryland Agriculture College The
university will begin a fifteen
month anniversary celebration on
March 3.
Exhibits will depict Then and
Now" in fields of education, re-
search and service.
The Republican., 1956-03-01
GORTNER

Sewing Circles for March are
Tuesday at Miss Harriet SwartZ-
entrubers, and Mrs. Richard Hesses
ON March 18th.
The Aliens from Keyser spent
Sunday with Mrs. Anna Bittinger
Tuesday guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Fike, of Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander,
Cumberland, were Thursday din
ner guests of his sister, Mrs. Paul
Welch.
Homer Lipscomb entered Gar
rett County Memorial hospital on
Monday for an operation.
The Emanuel Millers and Atlee
Hershbergers visited Mrs. Dan
Hershberger, Sunnyside, in the
Oakland hospital where she had
an operation on Monday.
Albert Sisk visited his sister.
Mrs. Nellie Calls, in the Oakland
hospital.
Mrs Willard Swartzentruber
and Elmer Beachys were in Cum
berland on Saturday.
The Republican., 1956-03-01
MI. LGake EHGsg'E NeEUS

/ Kauszmaul conducted Evangelistic
meetings at the Mt Lake Park and
Ferndale Baptist churches last
spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lewis
moved to Oakland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Calls Wis
tied Mrs. Calls father, who is .
patient IN the Newton D. Baker
hospital Martinsburg, w. va
Mrs Annie Doman, of Cumber-
land is visiting her brother, Alfred
Calhoun. who remains a patient in
Garrett County Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Marion Dodge and
son. of Dundalk, visited the latters
parents over the weekend.
Miss Kate O'Donneli visited her
brother, Michael O'Donnell, Pied
mont, W. va, last week.
Ben Friend is improving follow
ing a recent operation at Garrett
County Memorial hospital. and re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ford. of
Cumberland. visited his sister, Mrs.
John King, Sunday.
The Loeb Lynn unit of the Can
Ger Society will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon to roll bandages at
the Ev. L. b. Ladies Aid hall
Mr. and Mrs. John Evans visited
Marvin Evans in Parsons, W. Va,
Sunday
The Junior Girls Auxiliary of
the Baptist church will observe the
Home Mission Week of Prayer
with a program followed by So
cial hour at the parsonage Monday
afternoon.
Oliver Beckman has purchased
the Norman johnson property in
Loeb Lynn. and is getting ready
to occupy.
NIr. and Mrs. William Sweitzer
announce the birth of their second
son, James Barry, Monday. Febru-
The Republican., 1956-03-01
Southern Speaks
Opportunities In The Service
BY DOUGLAS SMITH

Opportunities In The Service
Recruiting sergeants from the
four branches of the Armed Forces
talked to senior boys on Monday
afternoon concerning the oppor-
tunities offered in each branch of
the service The seniors were di-
vided into four groups and each
recruiting sergeant presented his
views and answered questions for
about 20 minutes This is the first
year that a program of this type
has ever been held for seniors and
it appeared to be very successful.
Scholarship TO Strayer College
Strayer College. of Washington.
d. c.. has recently announced that
a $3.50 scholarship is available to
High School seniors. The award
covers total tuition cost of either
one-year day secretarial course
or the first year of the two-year
day executive secretarial, Medical
Secretarial or Business Adminis-
tration course with an Accounting
Major leading TO a Bachelor of
Commercial Science degree. The
test will be given in this area dur
ing the first two weeks of March
Any senior desiring to take this
test should contact Mr.. Spoerlein
No More Chocolate Milk
Beginning on March l. the Fed
eral Reimbursement for school
The Republican., 1956-03-01

lunches will be reduced from 4c
per lunch TO &c. Due to this fact
only white milk will be served with
the cafeteria lunch Chocolate
Favored milk will still be available
on the Special Milk program. but
due to the extra cost of this fla
vored milk. it cannot be served
with the regular lunch.
Lincoln Assembly
The Junior High school held its
bi-weekly assembly on Wednesday
morning. Mrs Janice Hutchinson
was is charge of the program which
was Lincoln Day show.
The Republican., 1956-03-01
Teen-age Club Keeps
Active at Mt. Lake

The Teen-Age Club AT Mt Lake
Park. formed in January, has been
keeping active and busy The club
meets Saturday nights in the Bowl
ing alley where the children enjoy
dancing and bowling
The Mayor and Council Of the
Park gave the hall for use of the
children and from rs to 100 are
taking advantage of the offer A
Valentine dance was held last eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilt are in
charge of the club.
The Republican., 1956-03-01

Mr. and Mrs Ernest Spoerlein
and daughter were in Richmond.
Va, over the weekend visiting
her brother. who is a hospital pa
tient there.
Janet Schlossnagle and Mar
garet White attended a party at
Kenneth Bisers on Saturday
Linda Scheffel burned her arm
on a hot stove one evening last
week She was taken to Dr. Miller,
Eglon, and is improving. Lee Schef-
fel and family. Mr. and Mrs. FL
mer Bethel. Mrs. Walter Schloss-
nagle and Mrs. Jacob Swartzen-
truber visited the Jonas Scheffels
Mr. and Mrs Robert Alexander
and daughters Accident; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Alexander. Pittsburgh.
The Republican., 1956-03-01

Miss Kate Hershberger's house to
the locker plant.
Simon Swartzentruber spent Mon
day night working i'm Harveys
sugar camp at Red Oak
The tornado wind on Saturday
shattered out 10 windows in VIII
lard SWartzentruber's barn
The Republican., 1956-03-01

were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Welch
The following visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Miller al Grantsville
on Sunday afternoon: Mr. and Mrs.
Harold White, Mr.. and Mrs. ElWood
Schlossnaele. Janet and James
Schlossnagle. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sisk and Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Swartzentruber. The latter spent
Sunday evening with MIR. and Mrs.
Olen Bender, Springs
Miss Mary Lichty and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Lichty visited owen Mar
tin since he returned home from
the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. 5Wartzentru-
Der were called TO Grantsville Sat.
urday to estimate the moving OF
The Republican., 1956-03-01

ary 27. at Garrett County Memori-
al hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine Weeks and
family, of Fairmont, w. Va, visited
Mr.. Weeks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Weeks, Saturday
Miss Ruth Rudasill, Baltimore,
is a guest of Misses Virginia and
Frances Richardson for several
days.
The Republican., 1956-03-01

Thirteen died in Massachusetts
train wreck; more than 100 were
injured
The Republican., 1956-03-01
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-08
VAzNA 0P0MENA
TAJNICIMA NASH
0DSJEKA Ma zNANvE

Kao obicno svake godine u
mjesecu marcu, tako i'ove, do
nosimo u "Zajednicaru" adre-
sar svih nasih odsjeka cd jed
nom tako da clanovi i odsjec-
nj odbornici mogu imati pri
ruci odsjecni adresar. Neki
tajnici zaborave iii kasno po-
salju ispravak adresara svo-
ga odsjeka. DIVINE i'll opomi-
MEM da to odmah ucine, ako
to vec ucinili nisu.
Nakon sto je adresar ot-
stampan posebni ispravci ne
maju znacenja, pax i'll nije
vrijedno nj donositi time sc
cini samo zanovjet. Zato, da
stvar bude u redu, molimo
tajnike, da cim prize posalju
ispravak adresara iii ako ne
ma sto ispravljati da nam
jave da je isti u redu.
Molimo da Sc gornje uvaH!
- UredniStyO. -.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-08
pow | OTTAWA NOY0GA 0DSJEKA
"SVETI PETAR" BR0J 1888 u FL0RlDI

Nasem svijetu zajednicarima ST. Petersburg, Flo
rida okolci preporu6amo mas nov odsjek tom mjestu
broj 983 Neka svak proca sjedec pozv odsecnog tai
nka brata Albna Kemena, pa neka tome pozvu oda-
zove koji slijedi:
Dajemo do znana sveukupnom clanstvu Hrv. Bratske
Zajednce da noy Odsjek br $685. "Sve Petar
ovde st. Petersburg Florida. Stoga moimo bracu
sestre koj stalno nastanjeni gradu, da
prestupne stne IL svojh odseka prisupe ovdje oval
mas nov odsek cm prize da je to vise tako ce
skoro cut radu napredku naseg odseka bro $685.
Sjednice odsjeka budu odrzavale svaku drugu
djelju u mjesecu sata posije podne adres 124 -
10th Avenue, North brat Albn Kemen, tajnk) Clanovi
koji live blizin, kao Tampa Clearwater tako-
djer dobro dosli.
Sada godinu smo izabral odsjecnu upravu to
kako sljed Sestra Franco Mktch predsjednca sestra
Anna Klemen podpredsednca sestra Mary Campbell ba
gajnca brat Anton Gorsc, predsjednk Odbora Boesti
Adresa odsjeka kao tajnka Albin Klemen, tajnk,
124-19th Ave-. N ST. Petersburg Fla - Phone: 746914.
Napomena. - Ovo je drugi mas odsjek dr.
zavi Florida. Prv je Miami, Fla cd koga mnogo
ocekvai. tom mjestu postoj Jugosavenski Kub Bill
uvjereni da &c odsjek kub brask suradjivati Ma
nasu zalost tamo braca posvadse doa do zalosnih
rznh poava da poedinci svou bracu optuzuu klevecu
Nasa je zeja da Sc da sramote sam sebe
svoj narod Mi do sada suspreza da donasamo
njhovu sramotu avnost pa in moimo da smre rade
kao ljudi.
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usovma zakuciti raspravu ugovoru iznedu Hrvatskog
Bratstva Hrvatske Bratske ajednce.
Do sada prmi nekoliko upita po pojedinim tocka
ugovora, kojima vec do sada psal sto uve
da nasi nov clanovi te kako zanmau pravima
duznostma njihovog clanovanja Zajednc.
Cujemo IL gradova Butte Anaconda da Sc spremaju
poduze jau kampanju koju zee zapoce Gin Sc mao O.
topl jer sada tim predjelna vada velika studen. VIE
rujemo, da &c to b slucaj drugim nasebinama te lie
pc bogate drzave, pa 6emo vec godine mo6 zabez
znacane plodove zajedncarskog, bratskog rada Amer
hrvatskog porjetla drzavi Montani! .~..-----
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grafija, a k tome ljepota /
sarolikost tolikog bogatstva
prekrasnih narodnih nosnji,
tako divnih u boji i pruga-
ma, da je oko u pravom smi-
slu rijeei moglo da uroni u
tn ljepotu u njoj da Sc ku-
pa, i, ma kraju, svjezina, od-
lucnost Ear, koji su Sc cd
pocetka do konca veceri ta-
ko iskreno odrazavali ma lici-
ma nasih narodnih umjetnika
- sve je to toliko zadivilo
newyorsku publiku da joj je
zastao dah u grudima. I, Ia
ista "a vrijeme izvodjenja
sivh tacaka, medju hiljada-
ma u Carnegie dvorani VIA
dao je takav mir, takav hip
noticki tajac, kakav Sc ne o.
sjeca nj ma elitnim simfonij-
skim koncertima. A poslije
svake tacke u dvorani Sc pro-
lamao takav aplauz, takova
tutnjava odusevljenja i tako
jasno izrazena zahvalnost pu-
bike, da Sc uspjehu veceri
moze dati samo jedno ine, a
to je.- triumf
X
Cjelokupna stampa N e W
Yorka popratila je triumfa-
Ian uspjeh Tanec-a, jednodus-
no | bez razlike, samim SUI
perlativima. Evo nekoliko iz-
voda:
N. Y. Times John Mar
TIM: - "Igraci Tanec-a pred
ocli su nam golemu artistic.
ku spremu. NADIA nismo
bill u stanju da otkrijemo
! regionalne razlikosti zemlie,
to postoje daleko znacajniji
faktori koji nam nisu mogli
izbjeci. Medju NINA je bes-
konacna zivost i ogromna
vjestina owe do krajnosti do
padljive trupe neke raskos-
no-divne, a mama cudesne
sasvim nepoznate igre. One,
nema sumnje, posjeduju sve
osebine koje SUI zajednicke
swim narodnim plesovima, ali
imaju povrh toga i veliku in
dividualnost i siroku razlici.
tost."
Kriticar N ". Times-a is.
taknuo je zatim kao izvan.
redno uspjele tacke progra.
ma orijentalnu igru Cupur.
lika, viteske Rusalije i Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-08

pleSaca, pJeVaca l SVlraca IL
Jugoslavije, da pred Ameriku
iznese cjelovitu sliku velikog
bogatstva j ljepote jugoslo-
venske narodne umjetnosti, |
publika je njihove igre i pie
sme pozdravila freneticnim
pljeskom i zahvalnoscu.
Cd tocke do tocke pro
grama odusevljenJe publike
je raslo, a uporedo sa MIN
i umjetnici,. osjetivsi takav
odaziv i dodir sa gledaocima,
sve su sc wise zagrijavali !
davali svoju umjetnost ne
stedimice do maksimuma. A
ia umjetnost je "a Ameriku
nesto sasvim novo, sasvim O.
riginalno i ovdje dosad ne
vidjeno, a sadrzaj i znacaj te
umjetnosti toliko je osnovno
covjecanski, istinski, da je
svaki gledaoc sebe osjetio
dijelom te umjetnosti, ma o.
Aa dolazila il dalekog, male
nog i nepoznatog komada
zemlje.
Cjelokupna impresija kon-
certne veceri bila .je ostat
&c nezaboravna. o Moi &c Sc
i govoriti i pisati, a preko
turneje Tanec besumnje &c
biti izvrsen snazan uticaj ma
gajenje vlastite narodne u.
mjetnosti u America, a vjero.
jatno nece izostati nj vidar
upliv ma veliku americku ba.
letnu umjetnost.
Precizna uigranost grupe
mladenastvo dinamika Mi.
hovih pokreta, nevjerovatar
elan i lakoca pri izvodjenju
ogromnog programa sa hilja'
dana najbrzih koraka, bra
vuroznih visokih skokova i O.
nih teskih polaganih vucenit
pokreta, divn a muzika, dc
kraj jnosti interesantna i puma
temperamenta, muzika, kojs
je "a usi Amerike sasvim no
va privlacna po melodici, Gu
desnoj ritmici, po punoci bo'
je zvucnosti te muzike pe
sugestivnosti njenih udara
akcenata, savrsena koordina'
CHA igraca sa tom muzikom
i prvoklasnim njenim izvodje'
MEM cd strane prvoklasnos
ansamblskog orkestra, veliks
discipline grupe i nepre'
kinut slijed programa, ukus
ma i fino stilizirana koreo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-08

stirske igre, a onda Sc po-
sebno zadrzao ma cudovitoj
vjestini muskog ansambla: -
"Ovi junacni, produhovljeni,
uspravno .cestiti ljudi mogu
ne samo da igraju tako brzo
kako samo moze da sc "a
misli, vec i isto tako polagA-
no - a to je kudikamo ma
pornije a moze da bude i
mnogo uzbudljivije. Cd tacke
do tacke muskarci izvode maj.
hitrije i gotovo nevjerojatne
pokrete sa neiscrpnom jedri-
nom izazivajuci svakiput kod
publike urnebesan pljesak. :.
Sve su igre ushicujuce u lie
poti, a umjetnicka skala i od-
like grupe upravo zapanjuju.
. :. Jedna predstava u New
Yorku nikako nije dovoljna.
Dvorana je bila dupkom pu-
ma, a ako bude jos daljnijh
predstava, sve &c one biti ras-
prodane do posljednjeg mje-
sta"
New York Herald Tribune
walter Terry: - ~ sva-
kom momentu programa bilo
je necega cemu Sc trebalo di-
viii, neeega sto je uzbudjiva-
10 osjecaje i cutila. Totalan
efekat veceri bio je svijetao
zbog izvadjacke neduznosti,
toliko umiljate i privlacne,
zbog koreografije, koja nije
djelo jednog covjeka vec plod
mnogih generacija, zbog riz-
nice umjetnosti naroda sa
gordim vjekovnim naslje-
diem, izrazenim u glazbi
plesu. Slusateljstvo, koje
je dvoranu Carnegie do vrha
napunilo, pljeskalo je klica-
10 tolikim entuziazmom ma
rodnim igrama, kao da je
svjedocilo izvedbu klasiGnog
pozorisnog baleta u najsavr-
senijoj njegovoj raskosi."
N. Y. Daily News Charles
McHarry) - pod naslovom
"Jugoslavenski igraGi su
simpaticna skupina" - pise:
g. Grupa cd 40 umjetnika
pokazala je sarm, dostojan-
stvo i preobilje svjezine i pu-
nu dubinu talenta. Ne bi
Sc bio tesko kladiti, da ce-
mo jos mnogo puta vidjeti te
Jugoslavene prize no sto Sc
vrate donna. -
I iseljenicka stampa je o.
dusevljeno pozdravila dolazak
narodnih umjetnika IL Jugo-
slavic. Listovi sa velikim Ia
nimanjem prate njihove ma
stupe u America sa ponosom
biljeze njihove uspjehe. Il re-
daka tih novina proizlazi Ia
dovoljstvo i unutrasnji ponos
iseljenika, sto Start Kraj pre-
ko svojih narodnih umjetnika
IL Makedonije, zemlje pra-
davne po kulturi a najmla-
die po pripadnosti novom dr.
zavnom sklopu Jugoslavije,
moze u yelikom svijetu da
pokaze duboku i snaznu u
mjetnost, narodnu umjetnost
koja moze da Sc mjeri sa u
mjetnickim bogatstvom maj
vecih i najkulturnijih naroda.
Nastup umjetnika Tanec i
njihov triumf u New Yorku
pamtit &c Sc jos dugo kao
dan slavlja "a narodnu u
mjetnost Jugoslavije. Ia u
mjetnost posjeduje neiscrpne
kvalitete, kojima moze siroko-
grudno da obogacuje kulture
drugih naroda i da covjecan-
stvu pruza obilje istinske lie
pote i umjetnickog uzitka.
DR.. Lujo Goranin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-08
SLAvLJE "TANEC.a" u NEW Y0RkU

Prepuna dvorana Carnegie Hall ogromnim odusevenem
docekaa narodne umjetnike il Jugoslavije
Dan prvog nastupa narodnih umjetnika Makedonije
pred publikom New Yorka 27. anuara 1856 - je dan
savla narodnu umetnos Jugosavije Makedonsk folk
lorn ansambl Tanec" moze tai dan zabezt album
je historic zatnm slovima.
Pc prvi put je, u poznatoj dvoran Carnegie Hall,
stupa representative grupa cd 40 umetnka narodnih
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
Stocks Rebound
In Buying Surge;
Trading Heavy

NEW YORK. oct. 2 (R.-The
stock market hit the comeback
trail today with . recovery that
was still going strong in early
afternoon.
Steels, motors, rubbers, oils,
aluminums and coppers paced
the upturn, with several issues
lacking on gains Of 2 points OF
more.
A surge Of buying hit the mar
ket in the first ID minutes, caus-
ing the ticker tape to run q min
ute late. Trading eased back fol
a while until another wave OF
buy orders came in around the
noon hour.
Trading was at a pace OF
around IA million shares for the
day. That compares with $780,
600 shares traded in yesterdays
declining market.
The Associated Press 6O-stock
average at noon was ahead 81
at $173.2O.
Corporate bond prices adj
vanced. Long term U. s. Treas
ury liens lost ground in the over
the-counter market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
Auto Dealers Push Sales
Of Family Second Car

muter parking lots to Identity
wives who are stranded at home,
and talk to neighbors OF two
car families.
The publication says that IL
per cent Of the car-owning fam
lilies in the East and South own
second cars, Is per cent of those
in the Midwest. and 20 per cent
of those west Of the Rockies.
Radio Showed Way
1t wasn't many years ago that
a family owning radio re-
ceiver larger than a crystal set
was a celebrity on the block.
But as receiver sales began to
approach saturation, radio man
ufacturers began to push the
Second-set idea. And today
well, you know how it is.
When radio manufacturers
edged into television, they re-
membered that sales lesson and
now, long before TV saturation,
second and third set pressure is
being applied.
There are campaigns to sell
families second refrigerators, or,
at least, q freezer. There are
neat models for playrooms, or
for the cocktail hour at the ONCE.
The vacuum cleaner industry is
getting into the spirit of second
sales with upstairs models and
small ones for upholstery and
cars.
Patio Furniture
Manufacturers Of lawnmowers
are trying to sell large-Size units.
powered or hand-pushable, and
then smaller ones for edging-
and after that attachments for
aereatins, narrowing and leaf
sweeping.
The furniture industry, once
content to sell house and porch
furniture, now pushes lawn fur
niture. patio furniture and play
room sets.
Second homes, at beach or
mountains. have been an increas-
ingly profitable item for real
estate men and the idea of two
vacations q year, advanced by
travel agents. is getting warm
support from union members
and other people with money.
About the other fellows not
getting into the act are marriage
license clerks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
BY ELMER ROESSNER

The 11rst time a cave man Of
Ifered to trade a rabbit for d
stone axe, the axsmith probably
said, Sure, but why not take
two for two rabbits?"
Selling two instead Of one
(''loading' is the word in some
IcircleO probably goes back that
far. Pushing a second pair of
shoes CHOW that you've finally
found . pair that fit, you'd bet
ter take two!'D and 4 second
suit ("When the new shipment
comes in the price will be 81
|higherlr) has fiourished for gen.
|erations.
But now there's an increasing
effort to sell two of many DUR
able items. The latest issue of
the National Automobile Dealers
Associations magazine is largely
devoted to showing dealers how
to sell second cars to families.
One suggestion: Prowl shopping
Icenters on Fridays to spot women
who have to tote their own gro
Iceries because Pop is using the
family's solitary car.
100000 Second Cars
The NADIA magazine says
there are 100000 second lear
prospects. Furthermore. TIL e
number is growing fast. More
families are moving to suburbs
where q second car is the only
alternative to q fairly we'll
Ihobbled wife. In q short time
the diversified crop of war babies
will be reaching car-driving and
party ages. generating youthful
family pressures for second and
even third cars.
The association suggests some
20 ways to promote second cal
sales. Dealers, it suggests
should not only eye shopping
centers on Fridays but should
also note whose children sreach
kindergarten age. note which
wives have to share rides to
club meetings. get lists Of young
sters about to be graduated from
high school and contact their
families, check cars at COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02

program, the 28.5-mile long In
ner Loop. including the legs to
Sousa and the Eleventh street
bridges and Florida avenue and
Benning road. will be constructed
partly with Federal aid money.
This is part of the nationwide
program that is now getting un-
der way. under direction Of the
Bureau of Public Roads.
When completed, Mr.. Robert
son said, the Inner Loop will be
II miles long in the downtown
section. He pointed out that this
will mean IS per cent of present
traffic will be taken out Of the
business district, through which
it does not desire to go. He said
this will relieve congestion in
the streets and allow the GUS
toners to do their buying more
easily and find proper parking
space.