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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

HYATTs.. MD. 3s03 Jefferson St.
h'.w.h.. full bsmt., Ice. va; sl23.
option to buy like rent. RA.
6-632l. ----.---.------
Mr., NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-Brick;
2 bedrms, scr. porch, rec. rrna gas;
settled couple; no PETS ssSo mr. every
ARL., s27 s. Irving st.-.zsemidet.
lumbia pike bus; Si25. OIL. 2-s2ss.
GEORGETOWN-B chelors' or ca
reer girls miniature town house for
IA adults. new: . hreplaceS, 2
tiled baths, patioi partially fur
nlshed. Sl75. RIA. 3-JS33.
KENsINGTON-Nicely furn., 2-bed-
rm, ranch house, until. July ID.
Si25. Can be rented unfurn. SlO0
mo. Call 10. 4-O92g.
ARLINGTON. NORTH : Excellent
neighborhood. near Hecht Co.. ga
rage corner. JE. 3-S993.
Mr.. GLEBE RD.. ARL. BLVD
bedrms. lv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, .,
rec. rm.: fenced yard. W. 5-3646,
FULLY ATR-CoND. RAMBLERi Be
thesda. mr.. NH. schools. church.
Three edrns' = eatns a. AUG; s si5,,
In lot. avail. Dec, II $500. CO.
S.ea95
iib6 PARK RID. N.w.--oood COM
merciai sec, ofiices or store allowed
2 furn. ants. value S65 each; 2
sleeping rms value S3b each
Total, $500. WIZ Issna,s entire house
MCLEAN, VA sI2S month--Mod
bedrms,. bsmt., gl-ti. nv. I'm
Ss H'iRgEiA t saS'S ccoSSip 5s r. a.. s.
18Th AND HARVARD SIS. N.W.-a
bedrus.. . baths, lst O. powder I'm.
Si75 per mo. SANCHEZ a RYAN
RIA. 3.t66i.
$50 TO SIS A month";. bedroom
homes, near Annapolis. Nd. Only
IS MINUTES from Pos Immediate
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.--sublet 4
mos 1-bedrm rambler, nicely
iurni $3.50 moi couple. kA. 81
NV. nearby Mo- bedfOom. vel.
t sssa ,s sqnsa Ra siss $50 oa1 81
oNoN HILL. ND. AREA-3-bedrm
fenced yara $50 10. f.5sss.
SILVER sPEtNC-Lte. !, s-rm. bun
raioE nicely furn . bedrm5. rr
bus. sch, thon couples o. family
Gas heat. yard $40 W 5-ts0H
JEfFERsoN MANOR VA. bed
rooms dir SOON taffmert. rlcel'
iNgn ieuced yaEe BUS Fhore Ki
s-inS0. IL
WATER REID AREA-Lss- a-bsd
Tu hemt. iuru o. uniufl o..
bee oulst ccuv. street ~ PAU
HANNAH. NE s.4iOn
Nrsr HfATTsyIiIE-.cof dei
brick. 3 hedfns Nv I'm din IN
ri81ffn tit. rec fm . baths. ga
heat nicely turu rraa tent RI
T-aiaT or II 4-7lfi.
StRGINIA---Liv IN lorary. ON
I'm kifs y hsdrms baths lrs
gf,undf. On Pefshing ar. 3 hikS
ifon ~ Mref seTi no "A
EfcELY furr hone Tot 5 81 Govt
empioye4; heat iuru Lnquire .
1901 hoaari 81 NV Dc T-T51s
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oxoS HILL. nm. ARES-S-6edFm
gambler rgaec. .. iaIly :, eesalps y ~
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20 RMS, NV, close In. well-furn-
ished; nice apt. for owner: about
500 gross monthly and more; full
PASTOR. EX. a-2hhh.
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OPEN 2 TIL S TO-DAY

THE BRoADMooR, 1901
Conn. ave. n.w.--Splendid To-
cation; dining room. maid
service END sarags ,,, arg { !, lea lea
building. Efficiency. /. 2 and
3 bedrm. apt. homes now
available from $4,000. A
spacious 2-bedrn1., 2-bath
apt. ct S2l 500 with $4,000
cash is the featured buy.
Ask for MR.. THOMAS at
BROADMOOR desk.
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HOME, stone, o rooms
bath, furnace: Is q. land: 20 mi
n. Of winchester, Va. Photo on re.
quest. Price, $4,000, terms. Write
GEORGE E. COFFMAN, Fairviev
dr.. Berkeley SPRINGS. W. Va.
in busy Arl. shop.
ping area, nr. lge. safeway-1s
ex.ra-large washer for rugs: al
up.to-date equipment, incl. water
softener; absentee owner must sell
$4,000 down. call Mr.. Sltkin, KE
6-932S. ALBERT H. COHEN CO.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED FOR 4 MONTHS. well-fur-
nished efilciency, in refined section.
by Chicago couple on public rela-
tons assignment: no children. no
pets, References cheerfully ex-
BACHELOR ARMY OFFICER with
tage; Arl. or vicinity COL. HALL.
ia. $4,000, ext 4146.
OWNERS-For (whitel tenants In
D. c. at reas. fee. MANDEL. AID.
4-3400.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE With child share newly
Turn, 3-bfcrm. house with other
couple. Rsal. TU. 2-2s0s.
2-BEDRoOM HOUSE, vicinity whoa.
ton Nd. 70 share with another
lady 10 $1,000,
Reliable EMPL. COUPLE 70 snare
home WITH ! lady; ~. ut privilt.
home Atmosphere. w 3-Q94Q
GIRL 70 share house with 4 other
girls. reasonable. ~. auto wash
EN- 3-1S32 and AFT = on Nkdags
WIDOW WILL SHARE free, 7.rn-. y.
bath home with refined, retired LADY
o. tettieo cple RA S-21lo
MODERN 3.bedrm house. male al
faciiltieSi or Riagt and g. DaE
ne "a. Ellis.
REsPONSTBLE GIRL 70 share house
with another giri must have gocd
referenees. Cal "a 6.054i.
tCoLLgCE GRADtATts ds1ife 2
more roommatef 70 HAre f-bedrn
hqjse With. 2 baths. I '. piano. etc.
DU. LOAN.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

HYATTs.. MD. 3sO3 Jefferson ST.
h..w.h.. full bsmt., Ice. I'd; sl23
Qptlon to buy Ike rent. RA
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AnLs s25 s Iry tTSoo sii ,6ssS Sa
iumbia pike bus; sl25. OIL. 2-s2ss.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or ca
reer girls miniature town house FOL
"a adults. new; . nreplaees, 2
tiled baths. patio; partially FUR
nished, Sl75. RIA. 3-JS33.
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EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture G:
part payment on YOUR moving. stor-
age. Reasonable rate. ia. 9-2937
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Excellent business location. north
east: can be open "a hours: excellent
opportunity for two live wires; beau
II y ray ,o eaV9ippeo: s,s een,e s
than half Of the original cost. SILL
600 down payment. with aooc terms.
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iiss PARK RD. N.w.--oood. COM
. furn. apts. value s65 each; =
sleeping rms value S35 each
total, 5000. VIII rent entire house
for eia5 Jtj S.i30R.
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THE MENDOZA. 2220 Goth
81. n.w.-A "bth-fl. rambler"
with view Of the Potomac
from atop Conn. Ave. Hill; /
blk. from bus or streetcar.
8 exposures, Q bedrms. and
den. nv. rrn., din. rnn., pam
try, kit. and bath doth new
and modern). This mousse
size" well-located home is
q wonderful buy at $4,000
on very reasonable terms. Ask
for MAJOR GRAVEY IN Apt.
e6.
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NEAR UPTOWN THEATER,
301S Porter st. n.w.-A buy
or with substantial cash can
take advantage Of a fine
price for this attractive, 2nd-
A. front, cor, 2-bedrm. apt.
home Just west Of Conn. ave.
Only 5000 with $4,000 cash
required. Ask for Mr.. OWENS
IN Ant. 2O2.
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FULLY ATR-C0ND. RAMBLERi Be
thesda. mr.. NH, schools. church.
Three edrms, u baths. auto. kit.
full 6smt. and Law, earport feneed'
In lot. avail Dec. j; Sl9O. CO
b.6a95.
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ATTIC, TOP OF WISE,
APT. BLDG, OFFICE BLDG.
GIFT. ceiling adequate, even with
tinsef or Identification. lust floor
space. Leak proof, no dust, no
crawling insects or rodents. l or
? showers. In Nd. within mi. of
d. c. OIL. 6-T1S6.
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NV. nearby Nd bedroom. we'll
furn bungai spacious grounds.
good surround Adults, 500. OIL
6.II3f.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVE OR PICK UP-D. C.. Nd. Va
SenSibly priced Patient men. "a
hrs, HILLS TRANSFER CO.. AP
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MOTELS FOR SALE

WIZ i GlO TIN Ok1LE
Advice and consultation By exclu.
sive full-ttme motel broker and travel
on best buys in motels and sites;
arge motels with cash payments OF
$4,000 and up. q small motel can
be bought for $4,000 cash. balance
easy payments.
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.hi9s ga ISvi AskE Iar T1s d M:Ts
rms. and 3 baths; Dupont circle
area. with income Of over 5000
monthly plus lovely ant. A terrific
value. Buy the properly and furni-
turej $1,000 down. LANE PASTOR,
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pELICATEsSEN AND BEER, NV.
MOSTLY colored trade. YES, YES,
Us long hours and hard work. and
z days. BUT. $1.100 wkly. ALL
CASH SALES; rent Is only 500
monthly nor, and We win give you .
but be sure to see this store. LANE
PASTOR, TX 3.05kE
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EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
H. G. SMITHY co.
Dy Amendment Only

coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920.
Bldg. MA. 6-95os
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a..os s:th Az Ispplsion knoIlsl
s .s sflss. "a g, See. s''I nssiz I sss.
rent sos JOHN L. SHELTON,
Rsaltor, 20. 2.:Ooa
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e-iamily house. 3 rooms. rent
sl5l utils. included WA. 7-J1i5
sli5 MONTH. almost neW bricl
rambler with large hyins room
separate dining room, equipped
kitchen and huEe daylight basensnf
situated on well-landscapcd yard
L.xsiusiye VITA BOWERS Bros
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Excellent northwest location; los
rent, long lease; owner quotes Sill.
600 per month sales. mostly bar
Good terms
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ideal one man: (2) Nd. shop. ctr,
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SILVER sPRING-tfs. s-rm. Dun.
raioE nicely furn , be1rm5 rr
bus. sch, thon couples o. family
Gas heat. yard $50 ~ 5-fk0U.
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JEfFTRsoN MANOR. VA bed
rooms, dir room, batFment. nlceiy
iIgr fenced yaId BUS Phone Kf
N.-nh.. IL
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WNrrR RID AREA-iEs. a-bed.
Tw hemt. iuru o. uniufr flii
hsfr oulst ccpv street ~ PAUL
HANNAH. Az s.4iOu
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n. ARL.-Beautifully decorated 8:
S 5alrS bTn sb ram osh.r Isp ga S
features, garage; s140. Convenient
10 schools and East Falls Church
shopping area. Dirs.: wash. blvd.
right on Westmoreland, right on
29th 81. 10 6s2s. Open Sunday:
avail. immed. or OF. 4-6429 for
Appt. Mon
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July IS

account executive, in on odVer-
tisnq agency, assigns his secre-
tory to keep the three women in
his life from finding out about
each others existence. Hol
March. loyne Mansfield, Carol
Honey. Julie Wilson.
S-Herbert Marshall Presents.
1.-THE Witch OF Eight Islands"
When q salor buys magic bot,
tie, he finds it cerres q curse
John Kellogg.
7-Eomous Festival. Movie.
W. Hours White Corridors"
The story OF life behind the
scenes in q British rural hospital.
Google Withers. jones Donald
9-Privote Secretary. Comedy.
Surprise Porty." Susie engineers
a surprise reunion tor two broth
ers who have not seen eoch
other tor 20 years. tRerun.)
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Program Listings

5-Foith for Today. Discussion.
A religious droRo dealing with
everyday problems.
7-Goin9 Places. Variety.
Features points OF scenic interest
in and around Miami. Flo.
0-Foce the Nation.
Gov. AvereIl Horrimon.
$50
4-Outlook. News.
5-This Is the Life. Drama.
9-CBS Sunday News.
Eric SeVoried reporting.
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500
Evening Movie.

w Hours. "Americon Empire
1912. Two Civil War vets 90 into
the Texas cottIe business. One OF
them let's his ambition overcome
his common sense. Richard Dix.
Preston. Foster. Leo Corrillo.
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900
4-Goodyeor Playhouse.

Country Foir lime " a dromo
OF small town GIRL who risks
q dull but secure future for
excitement ond romance. An
thony Froncioso. Potricio Barry.
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o-Ed Sullivan Show.

I Hour. Guests Louis Armstrong.
Julie Andrews, stor OF my Fair
Lady: Shirley Yomoouchi. JaPo
nese star; Harold Lang and Joon
Holloway, dancers; Wesson and
Polk, new comedy team, and the
Iowo HiqhIonders. Also q filmed
interview with 6ing Crosby and
soma ond donce scenes from
High Society,"" with Frank Sim :
otra, Grace Kelly ond Louis Arm
strong.
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7 Originol Amateur Hour.
9-GeneroI Electric TheoteT.

"Prospers Old Mother When
the boys in O mining comp de-
eide they need the influence OF
0 motherly type Of woman, they
import sight unseen. someone to
fin the role. lnsteod she turns
out TO be Eore like one Of the
boys Ethel Barrymore. Ronold
Rennn
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5 Inspector Mark Sober.
"Deodly Queen" Tom Convoy.
o-Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
The Orderly World OF Mr.. Ap-
pleby. The story OF London
antique dealer who finds he hos
to mix finance and romonce 10
moke ends meet Louise Lorrobbe.
Goqe Clark.
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.McKeIdin Likely
To Enter Primary
AS Fuvorite Son

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 81 Up
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin. in
"a move to keep Maryland's "a
votes at the Republican National
Convention at the beck and call
of President Eisenhower. might
enter the Maryland primary as a
presidential candidate.
Associates believe Gov. Nc
Keldin almost certainly will do
so II: Cd Senator Knowland,
Republican Of California, enters
Maryland's presidential prefer
.ence primary, and t2> President
Eisenhower or a candidate with
his blessings. does not.
Senator Knowland. regarded
as right-winger or conserva-
tive. has made it plain he will
seek the G. o. P. presidential
nomination if Mr.. Eisenhower
does not run for reelection.
Inc senator reportedly VIII
test his strength in the Mary
land primary. as we'll as those In
California. Alaska. Florida and
Illinois.
Gov. McKeldin is a died lin
the-wool Eisenhower supporter
and a critic of the party's more
conservative wing. He nomi-
mated Mr.. Eisenhower at the
1852 party convention.
He would like to keep Mary
lands "a convention votes re-
served for Mr.. Eisenhower, or
anyone the President might tap
for the nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
Free Water
Cutoff Near

Residents using public faucets
of the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission free of
charge have been granted an
extra 90 days to make other
arrangements for finding their
water.
The utility yesterday extended
from next Wednesday to March
the date when the water flow
will stop from six taps in Prince
Georges and one in Montgomery
County.
Cutoffs were ordered by the
commission some six months ago,
when they reported the opera
ton was too costly.
Complaints from 81 tap-users
in the Widercroft neighborhood
Of Prince Georges County
prompted the vote for extension.
In other business, the commits
sion approved and sent to its
counsel for final clearance q
sewer construction contract with
Rockville. The agreement, ap-
proved by Rockville last Tues
day, calls for an eight-mile line
from the city through the Cabin
John Valley to commission IA
cilities at the junction Of Cabin
John and Booze Creek.
Rockville will contribute $677,-
000-the cost for an l8-inch line
TO serve the city-and the utility
will pay $4,000 TO increase the
line to SO inches.
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Powers to Inspect Ships
Such as Marvel Asked

Recommendations to broaden
the provisions in legislation pro-
viding inspection and regulation
of vessels carrying six or more
passengers have been made by
the Coast Guard.
Vice Admiral A. c. Richmond
Coast Guard commandant, testi-
fled yesterday before the House
Merchant Marine Committee
His proposals would insure thai
the bill apply to sailing vessels
of TOO gross tons or less and to
barges Of 100 tons or less.
The admiral alluded to the
Levin j. Marvel disaster. The
Marvel. under TOO tons, sank In
Chesapeake Bay last August ~
with a loss Of IA lives.
1.-THE Marvel disaster made II
clear that certain sail vessels
carrying passengers should be
brought under inspection anc
Icertification." Admiral Richmond
said
He explained that the barges
mentioned are chiefly those used
for river ferries. carrying auto.
mobiles and their passengers.
John H. Meckling. skipper of
the Marvel, appeared earlier at
the hearing. volunteering his
testimony to help in shaping
the legislation so that such dis
Iasters won't occur again."
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Bermuda Man Says Mother
Told of Kinship to Gen. Stuart

HAMILTON. Bermuda. Jan.
81 (R.-Alexander Stuart Outer
bridge says his mother always
told him he was descended
directly from Confederate Gen.
j E. B. Stuart. a relationship
which has been disputed by one
of the generals granddaughter.
Mr.. Marrow Stuart Smith Of
Virginia Beach, Va. said 1t would
be impossible for Mr.. Outer
bridge to oe the great-great
grandson Of j. E. B. Stuart, as
he first described himself. The
connection between Mr.. Outer
bridge. member of an old Ber-
muda family, and the Confed-
crate general was mentioned in
accounts Of Mr.. Outerbridge's
marriage to Royce Wallace, a
Negro night club singer.
Mr.. Outerbridge said his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
Loudoun Man Heads
Virginia Planning Group

Fulton Want of Loudoun
County is the new chairman OF
the Northern Virginia Regional
Planning and Economic Develop
ment Commission.
A member of the Loudoun
County Planning Commission,
and an employe Of the Farm
Credit Administration. he was
elected last night at a commits
sion meeting in the Fairfax
County Courthouse. He has been
on the commission for three
years. His home is near Lees
burg.
Mr.. Want was elected to re-
place Philip B. Hall. chairman
for two years and member Of
the commission for five years.
who is reSigning because Of the
i, press of duties in the job as Alex
andria director Of public works.
Other officers elected are Will
liam Driver Of Falls Church. vice
chairman. and Mrs. Mildred
Pickett of Fairfax. secretary
treasurer.
The commission also named
Roy c Bragg. Alexandria at
torney and planning commission
member, as one of the four Vir-
ginia members of the National
Capital Regional Planning Coun-
Gil. Mr.. Bragg will take the
place of the late Luckett
Watkins. former Alexandria di-
rector of public works.
In other business, Paul c..
Watt, director of the NCRPC.
told the commission the $780,
900 Washington area transporta-
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Senator Butler Files
For Reelection

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 81 R.-
Senator John Marshall Butler,
the Baltimore lawyer who I'M
seated Willard E. Tydings from
the Senate in a holly contested
campaign six years ago, filed for
denomination yesterday.
Neither Gov. McKeldin nor
Secretary Of State Blanchard
Randall were in when their
fellow Republican arrived at the
State House with his necessary
documents and wrote a check
for $270 as a Statewide candi-
date.
James P. Brock, administra :
tive assistant to the Secretary
of State. handled the proceed
ings.
Thus Senator Butler became
the third Republican to off,
Icially file his candidacy. One
opponent is D. John Markey of
Frederick, who polled more votes
than Senator Butler in the 1850
primary, only to lose in Mary
lands unit vote system, and
Henry J. Laque, jr., Linthicum
Junk yard dealer.
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mother, who was Roberta Stuart
before her marriage. was the
daughter Of the last owner OF
Stratford. birthplace Of Robert
e. Lee, before 1t was sold to the
Robert E. Lee Memorial Foun-
dalton.
A cousin Of Mr.. Outerbridge
in New York agreed with Mrs.
Smith that Mr.. Outerbridge is
not directly descended from Gen.
Stuart. His mothers branch OF
the family were cousins Of the
general, she said, adding that
the exact relationship could be
determined from records in Vir.
ginia. Mr.. Outerbridge's grand
father was Judge Charles Ed-
ward Stuart of Alexandria, who
also served as speaker Of the
Virginia House of Delegates in
the last century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
Vote on Bonds
For Arlington 5
Schools 0K'd
BY SAM EASTMAN

A $9.4 million referendum for
school construction was author
lied last night by the Arlington
School Board.
The voting date will be set by
the Circuit Court. However
School Supt. T. Edward RutteI
said it is likely the referendum
Ipailoting will be held the same
day as the constitutional con-
Ivention election-February 81.
By a unanimous vote. board
members passed a resolution
submitted by bond attorneys
calling for the referendum. This
action gave formal approval tc
the school building program rec.
commended earlier this month by
Mr.. Rutter.
Long Range Program
This program is aimed at TAX
ing care of classroom needs in
Arlington for the foreseeable fu-
Iture.
The board already has re-
Iceived petitions. carrying more
than 1.400 signatures. asking
that the referendum question be
put to the voters.
Included in the proposed
school construction projects are
Ia new high school and q new
Junior high school.
The senior high building would
he constructed on the site Of the
present yorktown Elementary
School. rne present building
would be used as a wing for the
high school, which would house
Il 400 students.
The JUNIOR high school would
go up on the site Of the former
Shirley Homes housing develop
lment. 1t would accommodate
1850 pupils.
Other Projects
If approved, the $9.430. 900 bond
issue would also finance:
/. A second unit for Kenmore
Junior High School. The first
unit of this building is now going
up. and is scheduled to be I'm
ished this fall. The completed
building would take care of 1900
2. Additions to II elementary
schools, along with remodeling
iof old buildings. Land acquisi-
Ition for several older schools is
also included IN the proposed
program.
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Bills Calling for Vote
On Annexation Taken UD

tives Of Fairfax County and
Falls Church. The city. which
in 1850 lost an attempt to in
crease its size at the expense
of the county plans another ef-
fort this year.
In other developments yester-
day:
The House received a bill to
permit the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board to sell half-pint
bottles Of whisky in stores ION
an experimental basis to deter
mine whether or not temperance
is promoted" by such sales. The
minimum quantity now sold is
pints.
The Arlington delegation Of
fered a resolution calling for q
study Of laws dealing with in
heritance taxes on property
jointly held by a husband and
wife when one Of them leaves an
estate.
Delegate John Webb Of Fair
fax sought a study of the pro-
cedure for committing patients
to mental hospitals to determine
whether civil rights are being
violated and whether the person
committed is assured of proper
safeguards to defend himself.
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MARYLAND VIRGINIA NEWS
Theft of $1,000 HoIts
Florida Vocation Plans

A Silver Spring couples plans
for a Florida vacation beginning
tomorrow were scuttled yesterday
when thieves ransacked their
two-story house and stole some
s., 800 in cash.
Victims Of the theft were Mr.,
and Mrs. William A. Britt, OF
S711 Second avenue.
The theft occurred about noon
while Mrs. Britt was at beauty
shop and her husband at work.
Mrs. Britt said $4,000 was
taken from a strongbox in a steel
filing case which the thieves had
broken open with a crowbar on
the second floor. The remaining
funds were taken from a closet
shelf downstairs where Mr.. Britt
had left it after a trip to the
bank before taking his wife to
the beauty shop.
Mrs. Britt discovered the theft
when she returned home about
12:45 and found both doors OF
the house open, her husband s