Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
Dual Offices Bill
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By a stan Correspondent Of The Star

By a stan Correspondent Of The Star
RICHMOND, Mar. GA sub
stitute resolution for the Boat
wright bill declaring as public
policy that only clerks and en-
Iployes Of the Federal Govern
ment without executive authority
should hold Office in Virginia.
was reported to the State Senate
today.
The Senate Rules Committee
Unanimously approved the House
measure yesterday.
A bill by Delegate John Boat
wright of Buckingham, providing
an outright ban against Federal
employees holding State and local
Offices, was killed by an 8-to-8
vote of the House Education
Committee last week. Instead.
the committee introduced its
own resolution, which now is in
line for Senate action.
To Ask Reconciliation
Arlington Delegate Harrison
Mann planned to ask the House
today to reconsider the vote by
which it passed yesterday the
Warren bill to permit girls l6
and AZ years of age to work as
ticket sellers in the lighted lob
bies of theaters.,
He led an unsuccessful battle
against the measure yesterday
when he charged it would pre-
sent a moral hazard. It would,
he said, expose girls under 10 to
Sidewalk romeos" and others
who loiter around theaters in
THE evening.
Arlington Delegate Kathryn
Stone said she agreed work ex-
lperience is valuable for the l6
to 10 age group but that en-
Iployment at night in a movie
theater was the wrong place for
girls to work.
She opposed the bill but sup
ported an amendment by Dele
Igate Arthur Richardson Of Din
lwiddte to prohibit young girls
from working in outdoor theaters
The outdoor theater amend
ment was adopted. and the bill
passed by a vote of 81 to 26.
Final action was given these
bills, which were sent to Gov
STANLEY for his signature:
The Ames Senate bill author
izing the Chesapeake Bay Ferry
Commission to build a bridge
tunnel to connect the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia with the MAIN
land in the vicinity of Norfolk.
This project, about 81 miles long,
has been estimated to cost up to
5000 million. It would cross the
entrance of Chesapeake Bay.
| A bill by Alexandria Delegate
James M. Thomson authorizing
his city to create public parking
authorities if private enterprise
fails to provide parking space by
April !, 1857. An amendment
would prohibit the condemna-
ton of land of public service
corporations in Alexandria.
For Juvenile Detention
A bill by Arlington Delegate
William Winston to prohibit the
use and distribution of anony-
nous literature in political cam
lpaigns.
A bill by Mrs. Stone allowing
Northern Virginia or any group
of localities to join in building
and operating regional detention
facilities for juveniles. The To-
cality in which the facility woulc
be located is given the veto power
over selection of the site.
A House bill providing for q
referendum this fall on amend.
ing the constitution SO the Leg.
Iislature may permit localities tt
exempt personal property from
taxation.
A bill by Fairfax Senator Johr
A. K. Donovan prohibiting tn,
making of sound recordings Of
Jury deliberations.
A bill by Arlington Senator
Charles r. Fenwick re-establish.
ing the system of precinct cleo.
ton registrars in Arlington
County.
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