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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07

Arlington's Commonwealth at.
torney is at odds with the ma.
jority of County Board members
on the zoning status of a trac,
on Arlington boulevard at North
Courthouse road.
Three board members say the
land, owned by Roy G. Altman
is commercially zoned. Com.
|monwealth's Attorney William j
Hassan. along with the other two
members. says 1t is classified fol-
apartments.
At one point in last nights
meeting. Wesley w. Cooper
chairman Of the board and for.
mer assistant city attorney ir
Alexandria. countered Mr.. Has.
sans view. Mr.. Cooper said that
when there Is a conflicting opin.
ion between the board and the
commemorative attorney. "the
decision Of the board shall pre-.
vail"
Four Years at Issue
Mr.. Hassan spoke up: IF you
want to shut me up as Common
wealth's attorney, I'll talk as a
citizen. Let me see you shut
me up on that"
The question of how the land
is districted was first raised about
four years ago.
Last night Mr.. Hassan told
the board that actions it had
taken last month-on a split
vote-aimed at correcting
county records were not valid.
At that meeting the board
passed seven motions which, in
effect. said the land had been
commercially zoned since a
County Board meeting in May,
1852. All seven motions were
introduced by Mr.. Cooper and
all seven were passed by 80
votes.
ReverSes Action
According to the records of the
1852 meeting, Mr.. Altman. an
attorney, was granted CONNER
cial coming on a l00-foot strip
AUDITING the boulevard. How
ever. board members In March,
1854. voted that the records re-
flected a clerical error. and that
the front strip was actually
zoned.
Last months action was de-
signed to ''rescind" previous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
Man Freed in Theft
IOf His Own TV Set

| A burglary charge was dis
missed IN Silver Spring Police
Court yesterday against a man
accused of stealing his own tele-
vision set.
Charles A. McBee. 80. of the
I1400 block N street NV. was
freed by Judge John B. Diamond
McBee had been charged with
taking the television set and two
coats from home In the 800
block of Bonifant street. Silver
Spring, last January 90
| McBee told police he had left
the set at the house as collateral
on a loan.
He was freed yesterday after
the court was told he paid the
SOS he owed and the two coats
had been returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07

LOT q referendum Oh SS.4 I'LL
lion school construction program
Reasons for Backing
Both. of these actions were
mentioned by Mr.. Cooper as
reasons behind his proposal to
back the bill.
After being granted permits
sion to join in the debate. for
mer board member Alan Dear
said the motion would pull the
rug out from under" Arlington''
legislators "at this critical mo-
ment." The county's delegation
! is working to defeat the bill.
To this, Mr.. Cooper replied
that school officials had pulled
the rug out from under" tn.
delegation with its desegregatior
policy statement.
Two board members will b.
in opposing camps during Thurs.
days public hearing.
Aligned with the faction tina
will urge defeat of the Legislative
move to abolish Arlington
elected School Board will b,
Mr.. Kaul.
Mrs. Buchholz plans to joir
fellow conservatives in calling
| for enactment of the measure.
Mr.. Raul considers the Mon
cure bill punitive" legislation.
Mrs. Buchholz, who has beer
elected twice on the conserva'
tive Arlington Independent
Movement slate, said she feel!
that a return to an appointiys
board would give the county. it
greatest liberation in 10 years.
| Meanwhile, School Boarc
Chairman E. r. Draheim sale
the board will send a represent
alive. He said the board ha!
been waiting for a hearing dats
before deciding which member
will attend.
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Specialists Study
Highway Programs

About IS specialists in high.
way engineering gathered at the
University of Maryland yester-
day to begin a two-week study
Iof regional advanced highway
programs. under sponsorship Of
the university's College OF
Engineering.
The engineers are employees Of
agencies in Washington, Mary
land. Virginia. Delaware and
New jersey.
Yesterdays program. following
ia welcoming address by Dean
IS S. Steinberg Of the College OF
Engineering included discus
sions Of the characteristics OF
automobile users and a demon
stration Of driver-testing equip
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
'Rowzee Warns
'0f Tax Jump

A 93-cent tax rate Jump would
follow approval Of the proposed
S9.4 million school construction
program. according to George M
Rowzee. jr.. a member Of the
Arlington County Board.
so far" Mr.. Rowzee. a bank.
er, told fellow board members
last night. the principal pub.
licity has been from the view
point Of the spenders. Little hal
been heard from the payers. whit
I think should be the ones pri'
|marily interested"
He emphasized he was not 60
ing to ''spearhead" an anti-ref'
erendum drive, but that on thu
basis of his present information
he intends TO cast q negative
vote.
! Gives Breakdown
The 93-cent per 500 raist
would. he said, include % cent!
for the bond issue cost. assuming
ia ga per cent interest rate or
"a 25-year basis.
The remaining amount, Mr.
Rowzee declared. would be need
ed to finance a resulting mini
mum" increase in school appro.
ipriations Of IS per cent.
He also questioned what con,
sideration has been given to thu
effect the bond issue would have
on seriously impeding futur,
county capital improvement.
!. !" II the referendum win.
approval. Mr.. Rowzee said, there
would be only about a 50 millior
gap between the projected bond
ed debt and Virginia's legal Dor.
rowing limit for cities.
Bonds Rejected
| Mr.. Rowzee also pointed ou'
that Arlington voters last fall
turned down two public work.
referendum questions. totalini
I$2.5 million.
In another matter, the Count.
Board split % on a motion tx
reverse its stand favoring TIL
restriction Of voting on bont
referendum questions to proper
ty owners only.
This position was taken las
month by 81 vote, on a mo
ton by Chairman Wesley w
Cooper.
Haul Offers Motion
| Last nights motion was intro
Iduced by Ralph Kaul. who hae
abstained on the original pro-
posal, and was seconded by Davit
Krupsaw-who had cast the lons
negative vote on Mr.. Cooper!
| proposal.
This time, on the reversal pro-
posal, 1t was Mr.. Cooper WHIT
abstained.
A bill has been introduced b,
State Senator Charles r. Fen.
wick of Arlington that woule
first put the balloting Limitation
pl oposal to the voters. If they
approve. future bond issue.
would also need a majority vote
by property owners in order tt
pass.
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Women Democrats
Elect New Leaders

Mrs. James J. Lynch was
elected president of the Woman's
Democratic Club of Silver
Spring, Md. yesterday.
Mrs. Lynch is the wife of the
treasurer Of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
She succeeds Miss Mary Kehoe.
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BIodensburg Votes
Health Changes

The Mayor and Town Council
of Bladensburg, Mo-. last night
adopted eight amendments tc
the towns health ordinance
which will 60 into effect Febru-
AIRY l6.
Among the provisions are
those which require the connec-
ton of all residences and busi-
ness establishments to the SAM
tary sewer system. the prevention
of rubbish accumulation and the
dumping of trash into streams
The amendments also make II
unlawful for owners of unsafe
buildings to leave them stand
ing.
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Foirfox Police Question
40 BOYS in VondoI Probe

Fairfax County police have
questioned about 40 juveniles In
their investigation Of Saturdays
vandalism at George Mason
High School.
Two detectives have been as
signed to work on the case ex-
clusively in an attempt to track
down those responsible for about
5000 damage to the Falls
Church school.
Detectives Donald Hurst and
Charles Baesgen said that so
far they have no definite leads.
Among the boys questioned were
several who were elected from a
basketball game Friday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The Veterans Of Foreign
Wars conference of national
officers and department
commanders concludes its
session in the Sheraton-Park
Hotel. b..
The Super Market Insti-
tute's Eastern Regional
Meeting winds UP in the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The American Planning
and Civic Association con-
tinues its meetings in the
Hotel Statler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07

between George Mason and
Manassas. They were accused
of being disorderly at the game
Police said that the questioning
produced nothing concrete.
The vandals entered the
school early Saturday after the
janitor had left. They smashed
windows. furniture and plumb
ing fixtures. turned Gre extin-
guishers on the gymnasium Moor
and .wreaked havoc throughout
classrooms and Offices.
Wylie Russell. principal Of the
school. said q complete estimatt
of damage has not been made,
He said. however, that 1t would
probably be close to $4,000.
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Rambling

At the Air Force Association
Jet Age Conference, in the
Sheraton-Park Hotel a bulletin
board was set up for messages
to the delegates, principally
telephone messages. Down In
the right-hand corner was
one penciled message reading,
"Orville-Call Wilbur"
There's a girl named Gym
thia Medley working in the
music library at The Stars
Radio Station WMAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-07
The
Rambler
Buffalo Expert
Rooms Off Runee
BY JACK JONAS

If it weren't for Les Price,
and people like him, we'd be
up to our hips in buffalo.
Mr.. Price, a buffalo expert,
American bison type, held
forth the other day over a
luncheon of n-buffalo steak.
1--WE have about $500 out in
Custer State Park" Mr.. Price,
superintendent of that South
Dakota game refuge, said.
That's a compromise. The
technical people want 1000. I
want 1000. So we have $500.
This may sound like a lot,
but we kill off about 500 a year
to keep 1t down to that.
I'D rather kill somebody's
COW than kill a buffalo," he
added, staring wistfully at his
beef steak. But we've got to
keep the herd down"
1.-THE buffalo started out in
Virginia, you know" he said.
They've still got a place down
there called Buffalo Gan, It
was probably a buffalo-cross-
ing through the mountains.
"A buffalo won't cross a
steep mountain range. He'll
look around for a gap. He's
that smart. Or maybe lazy,
like a park superintendent.
THE only way the buffalo
gets East now is when he
doesn't have anything to say
about tin steaks. We've got
some coming in for a big feed
right here in Washington.
"A buffalo doesn't like to be
crowded. He probably got
crowded right out of Virginia,
though, when all the people
started coming in"
o.
LIKE MOST EXPERTS, Mr..
Price there as guest of movie
people who consulted him in
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LIKE MOST EXPERTS, Mr..
Price there as guest of movie
people who consulted him in
making 1.-The Last Hunt" a
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for a referendum on a $9.4 mil
lion school construction program.
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A large, well-known
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18

FASHION SHoW-TEA: The
Priscilla Chapter Nc. IL. o. E.
S. of p. H. A.. presented its
annual fashion show and tea
at Prince Hall Masonic Tenn
pie on McDougall Sunday eve
ming. Among the participants
and aitenders were. left 10
right. sitting: Virgel Means.
Worthy Patron; Leola Thomp-
son. treasure; Georgiana X.
Fields. secretary; Arelis Pitts.
Worthy Mairon; Alberta Siau-
Chill. associate w. M; Frances
Sharpe; Mrs. Queen Esther
LYiile. recording secretary;
John w. Jones. Associate Pa
iron. Standing: TYree Sharpe.
Associate w. p Henrietta
MILESTONE. musician; Beatrice
Harvey. Bessie Graham; Mar
iorie Johns. Leola Williams.
Maggie Smith. We Esther Rob-
eris. Berirue Scott. Margaret
Broughion. Marie Dessaw
L.oiiie Baker. Martha Denmark
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18

the First Congressional District.
We would like TO remind you
again that the 2lst anniversary
OF DR.. HoratiuS H~olipheal Cole
man, ID. d., pastor Of Greater
Macedonia Baptist Church. 1901
ST Aubin. is in progress. Friday,
Feb. II. at 1870. Rev. w. X.
Amos and members Of ST John
CME Will be guests.
Friday. Feb. "A. at 1880. Rev.
G. B. Heath and choir of Now
Prospect, 8 Mile and Wyoming,
viii be guest.
On Friday. March ?. Rev. w.
+. Ramsey and members Of Cos
pei Temple
Sunday, March 4th. Atty. Jcs-
sic Slaton will speak at 3 pm.
March nth. 1880 pm. Rev A.
Nj. Martin and members Of New
Light.
On Sunday. March llth. al 3
pm. Rev. S. ID. Ross and mem
Der OF Shiloh will close this
Of services. The fellowship
dinner will be on Monday night,
March 18th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
Pre- Valentine Day Party Given

A casual pre-Valcntne Day
party was given last Friday by
thu Devon-AireS al Mrs. Shm.
lcy's spacious home on South
Annabelle. Mrs. Shirley is tho
charming aunt Of Tavern Al
bright. a club member.
Gay party spirits invaded
the bamboo finished recreation
room with red and yellow
lights overhead as party revel-
ers danced 10 the latest re-
cordings-
Attending we're Alice Taylor.
Bill Mc'Callum and Muricl
Wright (prexy). Marilyn Miller
and Richard Wheeler. Gennetta
Hopson. George Hay, VILLA
Crawford and Robert Rivers
John Moss. Jean Browning.
Roosevelt Browning. Peggy
Woodson. Timothy Harris and
Ella Mae Shaw. Jerome Sprag-
gins and Evelyn Jones, Mary
Blakcly and Robert Wright. La
vern Albright and Henry Craw-
ford.
Also Joe Johnson. Dolores
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18

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Considered by many to be the
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and Tubular chassis with pre-
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An incompatible rosdhold-
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usually incompatible features.
are the result of the ouisisnd-
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Maker: Aston Martin, Ltd,
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Engine: 6 cyl dohc
Bore x Stroke: 3.07 IN X
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Horsepower: l25 at 5000 rpm
Transmission: 4-speed
Displacement: 1874 Gu In
Wheelbase: % in
Speed: ll9 mph
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
By Muriel wrigh,

INTRODUCING viNacio
Frances Edith baltimore
Frances is competing
against three other love-
lies for the title Of Miss
Devon-Aire. Says Frances.
1--WE been trying very
hard to sell as many votes
as possible. I'd like to
thank everyone who has
helped me thus far
This gay young miss D.
Il and a senior AZ tastefr
High school pom grad gat-
ing in June she intends O.
pursue a higher education
al Highland Park Junior
College.
FRANCES. or EaONc as eet
friends call her. is 4 men-
Der Of New TeStamcrt Bau-
fist Church. She belongs ID
the Church Youth and lia-
do choirs.
Skating and dancing a.-o
her hobbies and listening 90
Stan kenton recordings Is
her favorlte pa,time. ) e
is the daughter ni Mr. and
Mrs. Porter Pilgrim of
Sheridan Aycnuc.
cute Alice Na.fp IatInr
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this community.
They need security. re-
cognition. and response,
They need these things
bad. they need them, now !
These same boys will be
the men Of tomorrow and
the backbone Of America"
Deserving honorable men
tion is Mrs. Prince Mar
tin. charming wife of the
ReN. Prince Martin, pastor
of Zion Hope Baptist
church on Chene.
Mrs. Martin is a teacher
in the Missionary Society.
Beng a pastors wife, she
naturally is an avid church
goor. Says Mrs. Martin,
The church is my life
IN our discussion on iuvc-
nile delinquency Mrs. Mar
tin said 81 think one of the
direct causes of juvenile
delinquency is inadequate
home life. Parents of today
are doing pcrfunctory jobs
of rearing their children.
WITH so many enticing
things parents need a bet
ter relationship with their
children
We leave these people
and the other citizens Of
the Eastside with the
strength to perform their
duties and the hope for a
brighter future.
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time TO sponsor the Devon
Aires. a popular girls So
cial clu bot Detroit.
Having a great interest
in young people. Mrs. Poe
has been hoping for some
thing that will boost the
morale of the boys in this
area.
She says THE boys are
in desperate need of
leadership. People tend
to neglect the boys Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18

Of 9653 Cameron gave a surprise
birthday party in honor OF Mrs.
Thelma Keys of Lawlcy street,
on Saturday, Feb. H. Fifteen
guests enjoyed games and a de-
liciouS chicken dinner.
Those present were MistrcSSeS
f. VI Guyton. Recie Moss. l..
NJ Tate. Fannie l.. Hampton Of
selma. Ala, Mary Lloyd. Ina
Kevcs. Omega Hughes, Gwen
dolvn Estes. Robbie Crump. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Shaw. Mi and
Mrs. John II. Oracle. Mr.. Flovd
Gordon. Mr.. SilaS McClouchlin.
Miss Keves received many beau
tiful gifts.
The New Era District Council
Of Women met with the Ephc-
sian Church. Riopclle al Lee
land Wednesday, Feb. s with
Rev. j. T. Thomas, pastor. They
observed National Negro His
tory Week. Rev. Townsend gave
highlights on outstanding per-
sons.
Mrs J H. White, president,
was honored with a birthday
and 18th anniversary. 1t was
her 10th birthday and 18th year
as president of the New Era
Women District. She received
a donation and some lovely gifts.
1t was especially noted that
during the II years she has
missed only five meetings.
Fourteen persons spoke on the
work Mrs. White has done. Mrs.
Della Lee. program chairman.
The Hon. Cora NJ, Brown,
Senator. 3rd Senatorial District,
vii speak at the Warren Ave.
Baptist Church. Saturday, Feb.
IS. at | pm. We urge you to be
present as this will be the sec
ond general meeting Of the
Cora Brown for Congress IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
Mrs. Gladys E. Poe,
prominent citizen Of the
Eastside, makes her home
at 1929 Chene street.

Amiable Mrs. Poe attends
Second Baptist Church.
She is active in various or
ganizations in and around
Detroit. Her activities in
clude being a Sunday
school teacher. Girl Scout
Leader, Vice-President Of
t he Parents : Teachers
Council. and secretary of
the F.A. & NJ. University
Alumni, Detroit chapter.
She is also a member Of
the Patrons of Arts and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18

Jones. Vlcky Johnson Dolores
Hunter. sam Henderson. Ernie
Greene and Yvonne Pienal. Lo-
retta Strong and George John
ION. and Scads more
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Community
ofthe Mont h.


the Detroit Council Of Ne
gro Women. Despite these
activities she still finds the