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CoRD 40 Gus. Tudor. r. ana M n
new tires; sI25 or best offer wh
r mn - T4s VS. club coupe; 10 h, lp
Looks and runs splendid; Sl6' n I'M m
nr;ce See between ~ ana p q
Mr.. SIMMONS. 1880 K , l. Az cint
FORD 81 VS. hardtop vs''e snIendid
sssePrifice Si5c down. MR.. ROPER
r IA; " 1oss Grown Victoria; power
1stasy,ng and Fordomatic: Wv; an s
= and h.: So 1879. HOR t, nf
suIcS Downtown I'LL l4tn MAO y
rn I';;: - Fairlane Tudor; I. and n n.
d. sFeolue eon iflsn only H sI.!ta cal
3 NF cRRhHSWS1FioRD. 1899 chamg ea
FORD 81 nS 5s 80" Country sedan For y,
f aor S Kan : 900 miles; ike new Il
roRE Ia5n Fordor 3-sest Countr!
seSsn. r. and h., Fordomatic' yeaa'
= 60 ,,;fo1 IeS as se$$ s5"e Ca cave ave-.
r 81 sP q; c Md: M s' sedan; am
fSHl low mileage, very clean: 80
Gay "a; 'Sarrs"tT: terms and trade "a a
special IPo GtSSfR & FoR 49, 1857 SsF East s
west hwy 81 spg; s Ma open eve
nings I'll . JS. S ssdsn. radio an,
FORD sE.r 80 ave1 vIs see one Of the mos
n neauea; new models at only s29!
S go%n; SILVER SPRING MoToI
10 inc. 1902 E.-W. hwy. !at Ga
ave, Sill. spg., Md. JU: g-t5o9
FORD 1949 Tudor: and n, COG!
condition; one owner Sl"'' LII.
FORD ORD SO Fairlane club sedan: r
n p party 81 sos outrlght Q, as as
sumo payments. Call 10. 753"
after & pm.
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PONTIAC SO sedan: new, $4,000
fun complete car: License plates ex'
ira. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Con
inecticut.
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'S" HII'ANDLEY-FORD
Stohlman Chevrolet
1910 M ST. NV.
orrNr rrTy O NIGHTS

1910 M ST. NV.
OPEN TILL 9 NIGHTS
AID 2-1646 Ap. 40 U
FORD "a VS. Tudor: BLACK, an Si
h S999. HORNER'S COR: bulclk
Dealer, Fla. ave ne. at MN IL
FORD 1851 custom vs. Fordor;
ovsrdriye. radio and heater. sea- seq
coyers; very clean througnouS
: s5ts F Ffs}Se s ESs so'' oRbss r.
,o ,sIoS iia5e elup epe,, r, h. Gust Gust:
ss6aa.5 VII show. cY. 7-9o75, 80
FORD 1851 custom IS" Victoriad
rsdio' heater, original BLACK am ano
ivory finish. A .sportsmans oe LIZ
As low as sia down: Full price, N'f"
HANDLEY-FORD
1923 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 9-s4io
ToRp 80 custom 70 P9rd sS;er ! i los
r,j,ssse: today's special, S3s2
DIVER MOTOR CO;
DODGE AND PLYMOUTH 81 pt 4.7:s53
poRp 1858 custom 80" Tudor
IaJia heater. Fordomatic, orlglnlta.
ssndalwood finish. Absolutely va
new throughout. As low as 9"'
dawn ew Full price. S923
HANDLEY-FORD
s3e3 Ga. Ave. NV. ia "-of u
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rom 1919 n-dr. sedan; light green,
very clean, good cond. Must d sell
Phone DU. 5-7704. .,o ,or
FORD 1864 Tudor; $500; imm aS6
late: one owner since new. rbG w
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut wv
6.S100
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PONTIACs-'54 Star Chief de luxe
4-dr., hydra, r. and h, 2-tone.
1850: 55 Star Chief "S" con:
vertible. full power. hydra, r.: and
h.. S2,29a. HORNER'S COR, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii,
S.Sl61
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PONTIAC 1855 station wagon "s';
hydramatic. r, and h., 2-tone tan
and winter white; new-car euaran-
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FORD 1850 custom ''s" Fordor
radio. heater, original Jet black m
ish: good tires and seat covers. a.
low as Sll down. Full price, Si9o'
NfNY EU Tnpn
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DODGE $50 coronet VS. 4-dr. Sc
dan; sold and serviced since new by
down, s1G'SO per week. Call Mr..
share, CO. 5-6740. KAPLAN q
CRAWFORD. 1929 Champlain st.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1850 4-door: S235; inn
maculate. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Connecticut. WO. 6-S400.
PLYMOUTH 1852 2-door: 5000. i'm
maculate. FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221
Connecticut, WO. 6-S400.
PLYMOUTH 1851 2-door; $500: i'm
maculate. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Connecticut, WO. 6-S4O0.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1850 4-dr. sed.; over
drive. r. and h., t. s., Wv. tires
$500. OWNER, WA. 7-5654. "a
MERCURY 81 L-head VS.; straigh
shift, radio and heater: verv clear
exterior and interior finish. Today
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ARCADE PONTIAC
1437 Irving St. NV. AID. 4-8500
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IA. 9-S416

FORD 1865 Fairlane club sedan;
radio. heater. Fordomstic. 2,tone
finish: absolutely like new: 81 .S9o-
HANDLEY-FORD
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PONTIAC 1862 4-door: S599: hydra.
r, h; one o Spn s stnSs new; .b I'M
Connecticut, WO. 6-S40O.
PONTIAC 1854 station wagon: ST.
S43, hydra; E, h; immacuiate.
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DODGE AS: excel. cond.; new tires
and leaving city. S275. HE. 4-4254
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t1iiy EQUIP ,sSS weS sG;i low mi: e excel si'
eond.; fine buy. CIR. 3-303l5
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AUTOS FOR SALE (cent.l

DE SOTO AT: radio. new tires ant
generator, new brakes; engine re
Gently overhaulsd. runs perfect
DE SOTO 1888 Firedome VS. 4-door
radio and heater. power steering
original 2-tcne finish like new; Wv
feet In every way. Only S1.195. S19t
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
400 Ga. Ave. NV. - "a
DE SOTO '55 Piredome SO" hard.
top coupe; povernite, radio. heater
beautiful 9-tone; like-new cond;
H SS s @itsa JACK Fry 1853 sos l4ti
To top sS SriS.: " very .sU clean: so1das var
S645. Car No. GOA. MONROE
FORD. 500 Wis. ave, NV. WO.
$4,000. Open ewes. til 9 pm
DE SOTO 40 4-door sedan; the
best transp: yog can get f9T ths
s gFlsf o a65roR e Sown INc s foos
Nd. JU' $4,000. '' -
DODGE AZ 4-dr. sedan; r, and h;
i! slss s'i HE. VI 4.sl 81 original ozasr
DoDGEs-'5s 4-dr.. r, and h.,
ssssssss: g 81 S- US Z co aas H.
S sS5qgs sP GoR R Nv bu ti.s'
Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. -8464.
DODGE 81 coronet 4-dq5or; rsdit
o ans h eas U.s. 0 ssai ~
Ivy ~ . tss o g.. avS~fsil. sDs., Nd.
WAGON; T. md h.. poTsrsiide; show
siiWEk sPRfNo MoToR Co, NC
III. sps.. Md. JU. $4,000.
4 DODGE $50 coronet VS. 4-dr. Sc,
dan; sold and seryiced since new o.
us: one owner; low MILEAGE; Sss
down, 81 80 per 1ao Seek kA4 SaH M (
CRAWFORD. 1929 champlain st
DODGE AS: excel. cond.; new tires
Reason for selling. have Dodge'
and leaving city. 1878. HE. 4-42n24
DODGE 40 Custom club coupe; T
and h.: excellent: S225. terms, 81
down MR.. ROPER, LA. 6-27oo
DODGE so Mdwbrk. 4-dr.: auto
trans, r. and h. seat covers Wv
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st.. Sill. Spg. JU. 5-S1 st
DODGE 1850 4-dr. sedan; Gyro'
matte: very good cond. All extras
$50. XII. 9-53S4, =
DODGE SO Mdwbrk; Sd; auto
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 13th St., Sill. spg. Ju. 5-6d 81
FORD 1855 Fairlane club sedan:
radio. heater. Fordomstic.. 2,tonf
fnish: absolutely like new: 81 500
HANDLEY-FORD
1923 Ga. Ave. NV. IA: 9-s41o
FORD 1850 light-green FoTdor; s soo
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0HANDI.EY-FORD

PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain So 2-dr.;
radio. heater. original light blue mn
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DODGE 1850 4-dr. sedan; Gyro'
matte: very good cond. All extras
$3.50. XII. 9-53S4.
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DODGE 40 Custom club coupe: T
and h.: excellent: S225. terms, 81
InMn MD ROPER LA R-27OO
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1923 Ga. Ave. NV. IA: 9-o4l 10
FORD 1850 light-sreen FoTdor; gso ooo
tires, plus . spares; excellent con
dition: S395. Phone JU. 5-0V2o'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-27

norm 1855 Custom IS" Tudor:
radio heater, choice Of green or
hiacE: ney-car terms and guarantee.
Your present car MAJ make down
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1923 Ga. Ave. NV IA. s-ofio
FORD 1853 Fairlane Fordor SEDAN
ran finish, has radio, heater. Fordo-
matte, Wv. tires, low MILEAGE: ST.
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q DIVER MOTOR CO.
DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER
1903 Wis. Ave. OIL. 4-732d
FORD '53 Customline Tudor: T. and
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PLYMOUTH II,,lI Ut ~ 1850 60 s4dl &c luxe 4-dr'
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st.. Sill. spg.. JU. 5-6lS SO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC .952 Super de luxe cata-
| lima exciting 2-tone green finish,
| matching all-leather interior; n.y.
dra.: r. and h.; only 1856: original
| OWNER, RE. 6-74l4, 81
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DODGE so Mdwbrk. Adj; auto
trans., r. and h., blue. S495:
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 l3th St., Sill. spg. Ju. 5-61 81
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PLYMOUTH 1854 club sedan; g
tone ivory and tan. r. and h, n.y.
A bargain at only 81. 0Sb. Terms
available. Over 100 other cars to
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M MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st.. Sill. spg. JU. Sal sc
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, FORD '54 Skyliner: r. and h., Wv.
tires, leather upholstery, Fordomatic.
/ one owner. very low mileage; SLABS.
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,HANnI.EY-EORD

PONTIAC 1852 Chieftsin "s" 4-dr.:
fadi8 s hfasff sFEcAH
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DODGE so Mdwbrk. 4-dr.: auto
rams, r, and h., seat covers, Wv
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PONTIAC 1852 Chieftain IS" de
luxe 4-dr.: hydra, and h.. seat
covers, &-tone gray: $195.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
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De SOTO At; radio. new tires and
generator, new brakes: engine re-
Gently overhauled. runs perfect.
300. NO. 7-S603. rs
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FORD 1854 custom go Fordor;
very low mileage, carefully driven,
Owner car, with radio. heater
power steering; beauty both in
| and out at Sl,295. Car. No. II.
TpTANGI,E (FORnl
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MANN OLDON1OD1L
5000 18th St.. Sill. Spg.. JU. 5-61S6
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WILLYS 1850 4-wheel DIR. station
wagon: price. S495. Call OWNER.
so. $685. -29
WfILYS 1852 4-cyIinier station
wagon: low mileage, mechanically
good; S6n5. HUNTER MOTORS.
XII. S-1333.
WHY'S '53 station wagon: Cd. r:
b., low mi, excel cond. $3.50. Call
REV. VIM. FRISK, LII. 1918;
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TORD ~ tan Tudor: r. and n
other extras: private owner % "
6-543S after ; pm.
FORD 80 Fordor 5-psssense[ 80 S1s
brakes: excellent condition; 5.5uo
miles: $1,000 Cali 10. o. "a
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C 1850 Chifetain "S" club
nvtira r and h., seat covers,
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PLYMOUTH "a sedan: ll.450 mi. 4:
like new: htr.. defr.; beautiful z
tone: sacrifice, S995. KE. 7-0077.
PLYMOUTH 1856 Savoy "6" hard
top: regular shift: 400 miles; best
offer. NO. 7-1Q24, g to g., 80
4-dr 1893, HORNER'S COR,
Buick Dealers, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th.
IT R.64Rl
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Bid for More PotroImen
Based on Stotes' Rights

cast for Virginia by Maj. Gen.
Louis w. Prentiss. former dis
trict commissioner and now
executive vice president of the
American Road Builders Associ-
alton with headquarters in
Washington.
Gen. PrentiSs, now retired.
said the limited-access, high
speed freeway will reduce travel
time and open up new areas for
development.
He said there will be many
problems of location and right
OF way to be solved, and some
people will be Inconvenience So
that the many may benefit. He
warned that location problems
which could "tie up the whole
program" must be avoided.
w. F. Smith. urban engineer
for the State Highway Depart
said first work on the S7O0
million Virginia program will
have to begin in the urban areas
where population growth is caus-
ing land value to skyrocket.
A. E. johnson, executive Sec
rotary OF the, American Associa-
ton OF State Highway officials.
said the limited-access princi-
pie lis the greatest single adj
vance in highway design in mod
ern times" He predicted that
the need for safe and efficient
movement Of traffic would lead
to public demand for extension
OF the Federal highway program
beyond the l3-year period set
up in the new law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16
BY PAUL HOPE
Star Staff Correspondent

LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 49,
A State police captain calling
for the hiring of more State
highway patrolmen here yester.
day based his plea on the States
rights issue.
Capt. w. w. Blythe, command
Ing officer of the Sd Division OF
State police. made the plea be-
fore the 10th annual Virginia
Highway Conference at Virginia
Military Institute. The confer
ence ends today.
The huge Federal aid highway
program. Capt. Blythe said, will
create the need for many addi-
tional patrolmen and much new
equipment. Virginia should pre-
pare to fight any Federal pro-
posal to move into the highway
patrol field in the State. he said,
by taking action now to author
lie expansion Of the State police
force and its facilities.
Capt. Blythe said the State
police force will have to be
greatly expanded to adequately
police the 1912 miles of freeway
to be- built under the Federal
program. He said the General
Assembly should provide for ex-
pansion in time to meet the need
as soon as the new highways
open.
A great expansion OF industry,
commerce, residential develop
ment and recreation was fore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16
St. Mory's Church
Will Sponsor Five
Hungarian Families

ST Mary's Catholic Church.
Fairfax Station, Va. has applied
to sponsor the immigration Of
i've Hungarian families displaced
by the recent violence in that
country. Pastor Robert E. OKane
said today.
Father O'Kane said the church.
responding 10 an appeal By the
National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference. agreed to care for FIVE
families and arrange ultimately
for their establishment in Fair
fax County.
ST. Mary's told the NCWC the
group could include up TO 80
children. Father OKane said
The persons assigned 70 St.
Mary's will come from the 5000
Hungarian refugees TO be ad-
mitted 10 the United States under
an emergency program ordered
last week by President Eisen-
hover.
Father OKane said the parish
has drafted preliminary plans 70
house the refugees In 81. Mary's
Parish Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16
Falls Church Wife
Is Found Hanged

Mrs. Elizabeth v. Altman. SO.
Of 2l0 Creswell drive, Falls
Church. committed suicide yes
terday by hanging herself with
a clothesline from an attic raf-
ter. Fairfax County police re-
ported.
Police said Mrs. Allman's body
was hanging in the attic for
several hours while a maid. I'M
aware Of what had happened.
cared for Mrs. Allman's IA
month-old son downstairs.
Mrs Allman's husband. George.
a Government employee. dis
covered his wife's body when he
came home from work about
8 pm. Police said the maid. Mrs.
Lucille Ager. 46. told them she
had left the house at $3.50 pm.
70 take the child for a walk.
When the maid returned an hour
later she did not see Mrs. ALI
man and assumed that she was
visiting in the neighborhood.
Police said Mr.. Altman told
them his wife had been under
psychiatrie care for some time.
and had been released from q
hospital Just two months ago.
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Prince Georges EIks
At Charity Boil Tonight

Prince Georges County Elks
will hold their biggest fund
raising project of the year to-
night.
The occasion will be the an
nual Charity Ball, sponsored by
the County Elks Lodge No. 1778
OF 600 Edmonston road, River
dale. starting at 9 pm. at the
Prince Georges Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

The two races were marked
by bitter accusations and coun-
ter charges.
At last nights session, adop-
ton of a resolution calling for
the search for candidates was
a restatement Of a position
taken by the committee last
July. Chairman David H. Cor
don emphasized that the action
does not constitute a commit
ment to enter the 1857 fight for
one County Board seat.
However, in passing this reso-
lutiorl-by a voice of about SIS
to 5-the committee went on
to criticize the coalitions as
tending Ito break down the two
party system. :"
Also. the committee said, the
existence of these coalition
groups has caused IAN unwhole-
some division" among residents
along employment lines. 1t is
generally felt that the Federal
workers are ABC supporters,
while the non-commuter is
found in the AIM camp.
The resolution was drawn up
by Colin C. Macpherson, county
treasurer, and head of the Re-
publican policy committee, at
the request of Mr.. Gordon.
In a talk at last nights ses-
sion, Mr.. Gordon delivered q
sharp attack on the campaign
activities Of AIM and ABC. He
said:
ut is my belief that a major
Ity Of the residents Of this COM
munity viewed with contempt
the recent campaign perform
ance Of the two local splinter
party groups in their quest for
! seat on the Arlington County
Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

Edmonston road, $811, 900, and
Route 5, $541.0O0.
100 OfficiaIs Attend
Some 100 State. county and
municipal officials attended the
dedications.
State Senator H. Winship
Wheatley, jr.. of Prince Georges
County, was master of cere-
monies. He introduced Gov.
McKeldin and the other officials,
including members Of the coun-
tvs delegation to the State Leg
islature, the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission and the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
Gov. McKeldin spoke only at
the first ceremony but at each
handed out pieces of ribbon to
citizens and school children and
autographed pictures of himself.
Robert o. Bonnell, chairman Of
the State Roads Commission,
also spoke,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16
Area SoiIor Dies,
Two Others Hurt
In Bridge Crash

A sailor assigned to the Naval
Receiving Station was killed and
two others seriously injured
today when a speeding car in
which they were riding crashed
into a bridge abutment over
PiScataway Greek on Indian
Head highway in Prince Georges
County.
Maryland State Trooper Muir
ray zepp listed the dead man as
MES Arthur o. Vigil, %, OF
Walsenburg, Colo.
The injured, MM/2 Albert A.
ICruickshank. jr., %. of San
Francisco, Calf, and GMi2
David E. Hash, rs, Lexington,
Ky, were taken to Boiling Air
Force Base Hospital and then
to Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Both suffered multiple injuries.
Trooper zepp said their auto
was going north apparently at
a high rate Of speed when it
ran off the road, hit the abut-
ment and turned over. Police
have not determined who was
driving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

Audrey lane. Glassmanor, Md,
"a member of the group which
calls itself the Taxicab Caboliers,
was assisting with the tests. The
Caboliers are a voluntary group
working for the meters and
other changes in the industry.
He cited an example of how.
under the present plan, a cab
driver gets only 81 for trip of
712 miles from the Senate Office
Building area to Chevy Chase
Circle. On the meter plan the
fare would be So.
Group Cost Lower
However. five persons could
make the trip at the same price,
while under the present plan
the cost would be a total of So.
On short rides of less than a
mile. the public could save from
5 to 10 cents on many trips, the
testers inquire.
The present zone setup plays
tricks on some leSs-than-mile
trips crossing zone lines. Mr..
Dollar said that now one person
riding from Connecticut and r
streets N. w. to the Windsor
Park Hotel, 1900 Connecticut
avenue NV, would pay so cents,
two persons would pay 80 cents
and three persons $1.20. Under
the meter system, those three
could ride for a total of IS cents.
Mr.. Angelotti said the Cabo-
liers committee had gathered
about $500 petitions from cab
bies wishing the meter system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16
Suit Challenges
.SeqIeQdtiOnLaW

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 16 [R1.--
Virginia's new laws designed to
prevent racial indignation Of pub
lie schools were challenged again
in Federal district court yester-
day.
Attorneys representing Negro
parents and school children seek
ing indignation Of Newport News
schools filed a statement term
ing the States plan invalid on
its face"
The statement was fled in
answer to motions for dismissal
of a desegration suit against the
Newport News School Board.
Hearings on these motions. and
similar motions filed in a Nor
folk desegration suit, win be
heard tomorrow before Judge
Walter E. Hoffman.
The statement filed yesterday
lis similar to one filed Tuesday
in the Prince Edward County
case. Hearings on motions to
dismiss that action were heard
in Richmond Wednesday and
Judge Sterling Hutchinson took
the arguments under advisement.
Attorneys for the State have
based their latest motions to dis
miss on ground the new laws
provide effective administrative
remedies which the Negro plain
tiffs must exhaust before they
can turn to Federal court.
But attorneys for the plain
tiffs argue in the statement that
the laws would retain segrega-
ton. that they are invalid and
that they should be disregsrded
by the Federal court.
Attorneys for the plaintiffs
contend they don't have to seek
administrative remedies when
State law prevents the granting
of the relief they seek.
The States plan calls for pupil
placement by State board, with
appeals through the Governor
and State Court. State funds
would be cut off from any school
where integration occurred.
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In cost under the present zone
and the proposed meter systems.
At the end of next week the
information will be turned over
to the House committee for
evaluation in its study of the
taxicab industry.
Shorter Rides Cheaper
What the tests have shown SO
far is that the public would find
many Of the shorter rides
cheaper, but would pay more
for the longer rides.
WED like to give the public
a break on the short hauls and
have them give us a break on
the longer ones" said Irwin
Dollar. executive vice president
Of the Associated Taxicab Op-
orators.
Mr.. Dollar, who said the as
ISOLATION represents between
1000 and 5000 cabs, was OPP
timistic about the survey. He
said it had the support of a
Board of Trade subcommittee
which will recommend adoption
Of the meter system.
Three Kinds Of Meters
Tests are being run on three
different types of meters, each
Of them geared at three different
rate combinations. They are
being tested at IS and 30 cents
for the first mile, and at 5 cents
for each additional fifth of a
mile and 10 cents for each addi-
tional third.
Danny Angelotti, As, of 205
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College Park Woman
Honored by Girl Scouts

Mrs. G. c. Bristow of College
Park, Md. Prince Georges
County Girl Scout leader, was
awarded The Thanks Badge in
recognition of outstanding serv-
ice to scouting at a ceremony
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bradley H. Patterson, jr.,
OF College Park, a field director
for Prince Georges County Girl
Scouts, made the presentation.
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Bozuor at Church

Grace Episcopal Church, 1901
Russell road, Alexandria, Va,
will hold its annual bazaar from
10 am. to 10 pm. tomorrow at
the church. A snack bar will be
open for lunch and supper.
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candiates-along with a House
of Delegates slate--the commit
tee went on to criticize the roles
|of Arlington'S two coalition
groups.
The Arlington Independent
Movement and its rival. the more
liberal Arlingtonians for Better
County. have had the County
Board campaign field to them
selves both this year and last.