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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
Hoy Fever Season Brings SniffIes,
Sneezes, Complaints on Uncut Lots

Buddington said, because there
are roughly $4,000 pieces of
vacant land in the District.
Complaints about uncut weeds
on public property are referred
to the various agencies or de-
partments responsible for the
upkeep, and there isn't much
trouble in this respect. Mr..
Buddington said.
Another thing which slows
down cutting is the complicated
definition of certain property
lines. I'VE don't want to cut
weeds on property owned by one
person, and then bill someone
else for it" Mr.. Buddington said.
Dependent on Public
SO the department is pri-
marily depending on public APP
peals for individuals to cut their
ONH WceQS,
Even if all such weeds in the
area were cut, ragweed hay
fever would be lessened only
about so per cent, said DR.. Eloise
Kailin, a specialist in the field
for a number of years. About
half the pollen is carried in the
air.
And it's no balm to irritated
noses and eyes for District suf-
ferers to know that Washington
is only a moderately bad area
for hay fever sufferers, Or.
Kailin said.
The pollen index for Washing
ton is Al, compared with SIS in
Chicago and high OF 1893 in
Dallas. Tex. San Francisco has
a low Of OF. Republican sufferers
will be happy to learn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08

But outlying areas of Wash
ington are higher than the Dis
trict in some cases. Bethesda, for
example. has an index of IS.
Generally the hay fever sea-
son gets underway about mid
August. with the highest density
of pollen from about August 90
to September 6. 1t has tapered
off substantially by mid-Septem-
Der and it almost entirely gone
by october /.
Can Be Serious
DR.. Kailin said about one out
of three here develop asthma
If not properly treated. About
half develop complications in
the Midwestern areas of the
country where the pollen count
is highest. Another complication
is sinus trouble, she said.
There are many different
types of medical treatment. with
the best probably being desensi-
5izing injections.
But keeping away from rag
weed still appears to be the best
preventative.
Outdated figures show about
8 per cent Of the population
suffers from hay fever or asthma,
but ID. Kailin said the figure
probably is somewhat higher
now.
The reason doctors refer to
the ragweed hay fever season is
that there are others. Some per-
sons suffer from tree hay fever
in the early spring. and others
from grass hay fever in May.
June and early July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
County Democrats
Elect Ketchum

Frank 8. Ketcham last night
was elected president Of the
newly organized Mems Demo-
cratic Club Of Montgomery
County during a meeting at the
Chevy Chase library.
The group also adopted its
constitution. which includes a
provision that no officer Of the
club shall be a candidate for
elective Office.
Other officers elected we're
Frank Morris, executive vice
president: r. Robert Linowes,
Thomas Wallace and Joseph
CASTILLO. area vice presidents;
Stedman Prescott, jr.. treasurer;
Nelson Bennett, recording Sec
rotary: Lewis II. Croce. sergeant
alarms. and John B. Cullen.
parliamentarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08

of Street, Electric Railway and
Motor Coach Employees of Amer
lea and three bargaining ses-
sions between Walter j. Bier
wagon. division president, and
Mr.. Chalk.
Hoping to reach an agreement
by August IA, the day Capital
Transit Co. sells out to D. C.
Transit System, Inc, the union
leaders were armed last night
with unanimous agreement of
the membership on specific de-
tails concerning such points as
pay matters, benefits and vaca-
tions," according to Mr.. Bier
wagon.
Silent on Details
That's all I can say" Mr.. Bier
wagon maintained at the close
of the second membership meet
ing last night. We discussed
points which are subject to COL
lective bargaining or relate d.
rectly to collective bargaining
If I divulged the details, it might
prejudice the negotiations"
He said the night group, like
the workers who met earlier in
the day. empowered the execu-
tive board to call special general
membership meetings at any
time in the event of contract
settlement, or if some crisis
should develop in the negotia-
tons.
He said the employees gave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
New Strategy Seen
In Segregati on Fight
Assembly May
Assume Power
On School Funds

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 8 up.
The State was reported pursu-
ing a new strategy course today
in its effort to ward off integra-
ton in Virginia's public schools.
The move conceded with an
order handed down yesterday by
Federal Judge John Paul direct
ing the Charlottesville School
Board to desegregate its schools
beginning IN September.
According to reports, Gov.
Stanley wants the Legislature 10
take complete authority for
withholding funds from locali-
ties that may seek to integtate
Negro and white pupils.
Previously, the Governor had
said he would ask the Legislature
to give him personal authority
to withhold funds if he wished.
stronger Barrier Seen
The switch apparently is in
tended to make it tougher to
knock down State barriers to in
tegration. The Governor could
be reached through Federal
courts if he withheld funds,
while the Legislature might en-
joy more immunity.
The reasoning is the Legis-
lature could not be compelled
to provide the funds for the
localities and the latter in many
instances would be forced to
close their schools.
Gov. Stanley has called for a
program of total resistance to
indignation and indicated last
month he would oppose enact
ment of a student ASSIGNMENT
plant that might pave the way
for limited mixing of the races.
Later. after Judge Paul and
Judge Albert Bryan of Alexan-
dria, indicated there might be
legal merit in an assignment
plan. Gov. Stanley repeatedly
told a group of segregation lead
Iers he would not fight the
proposal.
Legislature Meets August n
The Legislature will meet here
August q in special session to
take up the school issue. At that
time, the lawmakers will con-
slider the proposals of the Gray
commission for avoiding COM
Ipulsory indignation, as we'll as
other suggestions of the Cover
nor.
AS for Judge Paul's order in
the Charlottesville case. the
State hopes to hold up the effec-
tiveness of the edict by appealing
to the 4th United States Circuit
Court.
An appeal is also expected
from Judge Bryan's ruling di-
,recting Arlington to begin de-
segregation next January 81 at
the grade school level.
Charlottesville school officials
had no comment on yesterdays
order which was not unexpected.
Judge Paul. when he heard the
case July IL, told city and State
officials to proceed on the as
sumption they would be directed
to begin desegregation in the
fall.
Charlottesville has 1888 white
and 2,042 Negro students in its
public schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
Gets Offer
To RedeveIop
.3-Acre Area
Second Commercial
Tract in Southwest
Involved in Plan

A local development firm,
without solicitation. has offered
to buy and rebuild all of the
S second commercial area of
South west Redevelopment
Project B.
The Redevelopment Land
Agency board made this dis
closure yesterday. The board
refused to identify the outfit that
made the approach, pending
negotiations.
While members withheld Off
Icial comment, they were clearly
pleased over the prospect of a
single developer undertaking the
operation. Past negotiations con-
Quoted by RIA have been with
firms interested in obtaining in
Idividual parcels of land in the
project area.
More Than 3 Acres
The second commercial Sec
Ition is bounded by E street, the
proposed Southwest freeway in
line with F street, Second and
Fourth streets. The area involved
totals more than three acres.
A single organization. the
Scheuer-Stevens group of New
York. has contracted to develop
the residential portion of Area B.
A major concession already
recognized by the Washington
firm is that first priority must
be given to relocating in the
same area two businesses stu
ated there at present. These are
seafood wholesaler and a tin
smith.
Further Stadium Study
The board directed its survey
section to study more closely the
possibilities of reconStructing
Griffith Stadium as a new Ma
tional Stadium in conjunction
with an urban renewal program
to halt housing blight in ad-
jacent areas.
The study area is bounded
roughly by Seventh. First and
w streets and Florida avenue
NV. 1t includes some property
owned by Howard University.
Under this plan, supported last
week by Representative Thomp-
son, Democrat of New Jersey
the National Training School
site, which had been proposed
for the stadium, would be used
by some other Federal agency
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Rambling

Mrs. Beryl English, OF Silver
Spring, Md, back from a trip,
reports this sign on a Mary
land m arket: Irresistible
Meats"
A fellow at party attended
by quite a few OF his Office
colleagues remarked. "One
nice thing about parties like
this is that you don't have to
say goodbye TO anyone-youll
see them al in the morning,
anyway"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08

The ragweed hay fever season
is upon the land with its regular
chorus of sneezes and sniffies.
And recent rains have only
helped the pesky weed to -four
Iish.
Already the District Health
Department is receiving its raft
of complaints about uncut va
cant lots around the city and
similar complaints are being
lodged in the nearby suburbs.
Nearly $50 orders have been
sent out thus far to District
property owners to either cut
weeds on their properties or
have the Distict government do
the cutting at a price.
These orders are being issued
under law requiring such cut
ting by property owners, but its
administration sometimes gets
tangled in red tape. according
TO Arthur r. Buddington Of the
Health Department.
Owners Given Seven Days
Under the law. the District
must give property owners seven
days to comply with cutting
orders. Then the District can
have the weeds cut. but not be-
fore a notice is published. In
such cases. the price of cutting
is charged TO the property owners
on their regular tax bills.
But the delays involved in
actually getting the ragweed cut
does nothing to relieve hay fever
sufferers.
Most actions are taken on in
dividusl complaints. and even
then It's q mammoth Job. Mr..
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CANBERRA HAS its "home
rule opponents, and since the
city plan was drafted, various
types of local governments
have been tried. But the fed
eral government makes the
laws and runs the city's af-
fairs, For seven years, Cam
berra has had a representa-
tive in Parliament, but he can
vote only on "a motion to
disallow a Territory ordi-
nance"
1t has its Advisory Council
and its National Capital Plan
ming and Development Com
mittee, but these are advisory
only to the Minister for the
Interior, who is the big boss.
The Select Committee of the
Senate, which looked into rea-
sons for Canberra's slow de-
velopment, recommended, in
effect, that Parliament quit
bothering itself with the city's
affairs.
1t urged a separate ministry
for Canberra, a legislative
council, and eventually eStab-
lishment of a municipal gov
eminent. And 1t set a 10-year
deadline on getting all gov
eminent agencies moved to
the city.
The committee had some
side recommendations, too.
Among them was this:
Every encouragem en-
should be given towards the
development OF Canberra as a
tourist, cultural and educa-
tional center"
If Canberra develops as
Washington did, that last rec
concentration will take care
Of itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
The
Rambler
About the d. c.
Of the Pacific
By JACK JONAS


Discussing the National
Capital, the pamphlet says:
THE plans focal point is
Capital Hill, from which all
main avenues radiate. A Capt.
toll is provided for to crown
:tS summit :"
And further, a Select
Committee of the Senate rec
ommends:
The capitals development
as regional center or highly
industrialized city would be
incompatible with the prime
purpose of the capital CITY,"
And again: Notifications
and variations made to the
original plan had not been
subject to adequate d. sur
veillance."
Is this Washington in the
early 1905? Not at all. It's
Canberra, Australia, in 1856,
struggling along with the
problems that faced the
United States National Capt.
tai $50 years ago.
Canberra and Washington
are two world capitals with
one thing in common-both
were carved out of wilder
nesses specifically for national
capitals.
Canberra, sometimes called
"The D. C. of the Pacific" is
less than so years old. Its
impatience to become a grand
city is as chatting as that of
early Washington.
Its pride in it's development
so far is reflected in the
pamphlet from the Australian
Department of the Interior,
which says:
I'm less than half a CEN
fury, a sheep-run has been
replaced by a city of more
than 10000 people. This is
expected to double within the
next Is years."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
Takes New Command

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 8 (P).-
Brig. Gen. Paul Russell Wey-
rauch, now stationed at Fort
Bragg. N. c.. will assume COM
mand of Fort Stewart, Ga, Sep
TENDER /, Sd Army headquarters
announced yesterday. He will
succeed Brig. Gen. Richard w.
Mayo, who retired July 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
Transit Wage Contract
Talks Enter Third Doy
Chalk Firm and Union Chiefs Hope
To Reach Agreement by August ID

Transit union officials today entering the third day of
negotiations contract this time with O. Roy Chalk and
Morris Fox who will take operation the Districts transit
system next Wednesday when the old agreement expires
So far the highly Secretve have included two
bershp meetings Division of Amagamaed Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22

CHEVROLET 81 club coupe: power
blue finish, new tires. Pass any
inspection. Only S495. sos down.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22

CHRYSLER 1850 Windsor 4-dr.;
radio heater: good low-cost trans
portation. Payments less than So
per week. Full price, S245. HAND
LEY-FORD, 1923 Ga. ave. NV,
CHRYSLER '55 Windsor 4-dr,;
power steering, power brake, pow
erflite, r. and h., 2-tone: Wv.
tires; SG,495. AIS MOTORS, 1910
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. IA. 2-4l02.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22

CADILLAC "a Fleetwood go spe-
cial; black. like new; 10000 mi.
tubeless Wv. tires. AID. 4-s2s1.
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DE SOTO '53 IS" Firedome; radio
and heater. automatic trans, power
steering, power brakes. custom COW
ers, 2-tone brown, unusually clean;
SQuS
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TRAILERS

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-25
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IWATERFRoNT-SALE Cont !

FRANKLIN MANOR ON
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SOUTHDOWN SHORES - South
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expan. attic for . hedrms.. full bsmt d.
auto oil heat: beautiful shaded lot.
Price Sll.500: $1,000 cash.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, modern
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DE SOTO SO club coupe: r. and h.
auto. trans: one owner: like new.
S995. THACKER MOTORS, 18th
and r / ave ne LA t-hh3n
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

8 LOTS IN LOVELY woODsIDE
FOREST, Silver Spring, Md For
fun details, call JU. 7-9449 or ~
r sifhgs COUNTY, VA, Approx.
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B 81 nRs ATTEN.-6 lots. adj: n;
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perc. test. appr. $1,000 ca. SCOTT
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1-AcRE near Univ. of MARYLAND,
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WE HAVE MANY customers waiting
for lots acreage and commercial
properties Call us. ASHLEY INC.
10. 5-23-3. -23
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SpAPTAN

Roycraft-Stewart-Nashua
20-25 models to choose from.
Factory prices plus reasonable
freight.
Open o to 9. Mon. Through Sat.
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
White Plains. Md. Phi. La Plata 4671
Four Miles North OF La Plata
On West Side Of Route 3O1
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 40 CONVERTIBLE r. and
h.; black finish; good top. Runs
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA VACATION AND RETIRE
MENT HOME, SIS, 320-Landscape
with orange, lemon. grapefruit,
tangerines. hibiscus, palms, azaleas.
permanent lawn. Charter men,
bership community clubhouse. ten
mis- courts. swimming pool lake
beach. boat harbor on Inland
waterway, near open ocean beaches.
Two bedrooms. living and dining
room. large kitchen, wall cabinets.
counters, electric range, screened
porch. carport, finest masonry
construction. Taxes SO year. No
State income tax. Year-round fish,
ing, swimming. boating. Paved
streets. phones, nearby public
parochial schools, churches, shop
ping centers. Photos. Specifications,
plan available. SIS from above
price allowed for inspection trip.
Box 315-J. Star or phone Logan. z
TO75 evenings. 23~
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-PLYMOUIH-IM
IL 90 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. $4,000
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FORD "a Crestline VS. Victoria:
all-leather interior. Fordomatie: r.
and h.. turn signals; Wv. tires:
many other accessories; extremely
good cond: warranted 6 months or
5000 miles: special today, ST. ,44b.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1886 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1-a647
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22

DODGE 1851 Meadowbrook Fordor;
r. and h., gyromatic. excel. cond.,
good tires. low mileage, one driver:
S575. Call NO. 7-2SOS. %
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lLors, ACREAGE SALE tcont. |,

CONN AVE ESTATES. 2 70 30
building lots. sewer. water, ready to
go. Some paved. 5000 per lot.
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BOATS tcontinuedl
THE MARINE SALES co.

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AMPLE PARKING SPACE
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DE SOTO 1882 Custom 4-dr.; spark
nng orig, blue I'm. and equip 9.
incl auto. drive; carefully driven.
/ owner beauty. Reduced for quick
sale to S595. Cash or terms. KIRK
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$500 BALTIC. AVE, HYATTsvILLE
OPEN SO; UN. 1880. AP. 7.4440
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYsLER 1850 Windsor High
lander 4-or.; beaut orig. blue: W.
". tires: T. and h.; auto. drive:
looks and performs like new car:
special S445, trades accepted
Kirk MOTOR CO, 1000 Ga. ave
NV. ia. 9-4S00 -22
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AVIATION

3 PIPER CUBS; 65 hip. and l Lus-
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Hybla Valley Airport, Alexandria,
Va. so. 5-5111 or ewes. XII. S-2gl1.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUSTINS
MANHATTAN AUTO


Fairfax Branch Lee Hwy, Rte
29-21l at Merriield, Va. JE. 4-3302
BUCKS. Selection OF models and
colors. HoRNER's CORNER, Buick
Dealer; Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th, Ii.
BUICKs. STANLEY H. HoRNER,
INC. Downtown Buick Dealer. I'LL
14th Convenient to al hotels, office
buildings, real estate and financial
districts. DI. 1898.
BUICK 40 2-dr.; excel. green I'm
ish, r., h, dynafow. Priced to sell
ARD. S03l 18th St. Silver Spring,
BUICK AS sedanette: r. and h., will
guarantee inspection; $500 cash.
No dealers. AID 4-1S20. -25
BUICK SO Roadmaster Riviera
hardtop; dynaflow. radio. heater,
power steering, Wv. tires: beauti-
full 2-tone finish: only S1,095;
safety tested for your protection;
30-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS, (OLDS), KE. 7-13oS. .-22
BUICK 1851 Special Riviera hard
top; spotless 2-t0ne blue: fully
extras. ] owner; low mileage: $3.50;
bank rates financing KIRK MOTOR
CO. 1000 Ga. ave. ia. 9-4S00.
BUICK 1855 Riviera Century: power
S. and b. S2.499. HORNER S
BUICK, Downtown, I'LL 14th; D1.
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