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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
DEATHS
In Mrmnriant
Announcement Of
Services ~ Chambers

o 9S has5 a%sc dEoRoE ~ W. % eo%. who 2
entered into eternal rest one veal
ago today, November 20, 1856.
From this world Of pain and sorrow
To the land Of peace and rest,
God has taken you, Georse,
We kno" that @ SGf knq pTos Riss
memory Of our darling sweetheart
MARY ANN DOUGLAS. who wa,
called TO Heaven two years ago today
November 20, 1855, in the eleventh
year OF her age.
Eternal rest grant unto her, o Lord
and let perpetual liEht shine upon
POP, GRANDMA, GEORGE. BoBBIE
AND ANNIE
McCHEsNEY, EDWARD W., 81. ir
father, EDWARD W. McCHESNEY
ST., who passed away. I'VE years agc
today, November ~, 1852.
Those whom we love so out Of sisht
They are cherished always in tn,
hearts
OF those they leave behind
LOVING WIFE, MARIAN, AND FAM
NELSON. MARGARET y. In iovins
B'pSHEE s q ' x fss sas MAf tSs
twenty years aso today. November
Ever remembered by
HER HUSBAND, ALEXANDER MEL
PLUMMER, MARY j. In memory Of
our devoted mother, MARY j. PLUM.
M MdIs;, Who ll eit gs nineteen years ago
We have only a memory, deaf
Mother.
We cherish our whole life throush
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory OF YOU
YOUR CHILDREN.
ToLsoN. DIR. WILLIAM AL0NzO
sacred 10 the precious memory Of
my beloved husband, DR.. WILLIAM
ALoNzO TOLSON. who peacefully en-.
Yer sssed ,a "a Great Beyond November
Precious memories sweetly llnger.
DEVOTED WIFE. EMMA.
ToLsoN. DIR. WILLIAM ALONZo
November 20 1915. Is a memorabl,
Sfother' DR. WILLIAM RioSzo T SSI.
SON. who was so dear. to US, stepped
Inc city q rest and peace, m '''
CHEL AND ESTHER.
WALTON, oRvILLE LEE. In lovinl
osVTYILE LEE wA IsiVSsr T nSs01 wa,
suddenly called away nine years agC
. day November 20, io4s.
Every day in some small way.
Memories Of you come my way:
Time and wears so swiftly by,
But love and memories never die.
Till memory fades and life denarts
You'll remain forever IN my sneart
YOUR pEvoTED WIPE, NARY IL.
LEN WALTON.
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Stur Newsmun Attends
Press Institute TuIks

George Flynn, assistant state
editor Of The Star. will attend
a two-week seminar at Column
bia University's American Press
Institute in New York begin
ming Monday.
The seminar will include dis
cussions Of all the major prob
lens in operating a newspaper
city desk and a detailed analy-
sis by the members Of their
own newspapers. Attending are
% city editors and assistant
city editors from newspapers in
is States, the District, Hawaii
and Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
Miss Mildred Hobrock
Former VA .EmpIoye

Miss Mildred Hobrock, al
employe of the Veterans Ad.
ministration here for severa
years, died at GARFIELD Hospita
Sunday after a three-week Ill,
ness. She was about so.
A native of Cumberland, Md.
she had lived for is years a
2022 Columbia road NV.
She leaves her mother, Mrs
Margaret A. Hobrock Of Cum
berland. Services and buria
were in Cumberland on Wed
nesday.
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Admiral Hendren, Skipper
OF Famed World War II Ship

Vice Admiral Paul Hendren,
USN. retired, commanding off,
Ger Of the cruiser Philadelphia
in World War II, died yesterday
at the Naval Hospital, Camp
Lejeune. N. c. He was So.
The Philadelphia became
known as the "Galloping Ghost
of the Sicilian Coast" during
its support Of the invasion
there with extended shore
bombardment. He also COM
manded the ship during the
North African invasion and on
convoy duty in the North
Atlantic.
Admiral Hendren wrote Of
his experiences in a Saturday
Evening Post article in 1914
entitled Invasion - Sunday
Punch" Other articles APP
peared in the New York Times.
the Boston Globe and through
the North American Newspaper
Alliance.
After his retirement in l949
he became a partner in the
Raleigh IN. c. real estate firm
of Brewer and Hendren. He
lived at Wilmington, N. c., with
his wife, Mrs. Emma William
son Hendren. They we're mar
ried this year.
Admiral Hendren was born
in Vashti. N. c.. and gradu-
ated from the Naval Academy
in 1918. He served here in the
Bureau Of Navigation and the
Fleet Maintenance Division and
was assistant secretary of the
Army Navy Munitions Board
before taking command Of De-
troyer Division IL in 1888. He
returned TO the Fleet Mainte-
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program committee for the Dis.
trict of Columbia Baptist Con.
vention. He was chairman oi
the prayer steering committee
for the Simultaneous Evange.
listic Crusade in 1855.
He is survived by his wife
the former Louise Hefner, Of
the home address, 6l6l Thirty.
first place NV: a son, Army
LIST 1t. Walter G.. Kersey, WHIT
is stationed in Mannheim, West
Germany, and a granddaugh
ter.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the church.
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tectory for Boys in Phoenix
vile, Pa.
Brother Ephrem is survived
by his sister, Mother M. Scho-
lastica. mistress Of novices at
the novitiate Of the Society Of
the Incarnate Word in Bellaire.
Tex. Another sister. the late
Sister Anna Marie, served for
many years as Q missionary in
Alden, Arabia.
Burial viii be In the Ammen-
dale Normal Institute cemetery
at Beltsville Monday following
q requiem mass at Q am.
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TRUESDELL, WILLIAM CHARLES
Suddenly. on Monday, November 25
Sc. WILLIAM CHARLES . TRUEssS.
pELL beloved friend Of Mrs. Bar
RYAN Funeral Home Tm 's si7 'f Pa. ave
Sc, on Saturday, November 80. al
am; Requiem mass at St. Peters
Gingrch q $50 an: Friends are
TRUESDELL, WILLIAM C. Member,
Ese.sA Of the Association Of Re-
~ss.1 tired Policemen are hereby
notified Of the passing Of
A our late brother, WILLIAM
z: TEu nESssDEEiLL, on Mon Mon
Remains resting at the
James T. Ryan Funeral Home, 3I5
"a: ave. Sc, until q am. Saturday,
November 30: thence to st. Peters
Shere fe ShSTsh S.s S H 6. 'ts ,s
ct $3.50 am. Interment Cedar Hill
WADE. JENNIE s. On Tuesday, No
r pta j "a aS at T wsSR Hoe
s %Sshe .io,s Of El @.s!s +; Samuel Z;
Harry Lee Carter and sreat-grand-
mother Of Harry Lee Carter, ir. She
also Is survived by other relatives
and friends. The late Mrs. Wade
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 80 H st. ne, after 2
pm. Friday, November 20. Funeral
on Saturday. November 80. at the
New. Samaritan Baptist Church, Sth
St. between and @ SITS ne, at /
pm. the Rev. Robert Harrison Of
nciating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery %
WHITE, ARTHUR. On Sunday. No.
vember "a. 1857, ARTHUR WHITE
Of 336 w st. NV, beloved husband
OF Laura White and father Of ten
children. other relatives and many
friends also survive. Funeral services
and interment in Latta, s. c. Local
ARRANGEMENTS by Malvan d Schey,
W0NNEBERGER, OSWALD KARL. OF
1857. husband Of Louise NJ. Wonne..
berger. father Of Mrs. Edward ,
Beatley. Mrs. william z. Phillins.
Miss Ella M. Wonneberger. William
<. and Harold A. Wonneberger,
Twelve. grandchildren and six great
grandchildren also survive. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, bI7 18th
st. Sc, on Saturday. November al.
a. $50 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR hill. choice 6.site lots
IN excellent section ~ reasonable
OF 4-3lhS
PARKLAWN-4 lots. Garden Of Life
Eternal paid Sig6. accept best oier
oil 6-34i0. Mo B-0a2S
CEDAR HILne" Two nice lotsson drive
s.Geess 'A ~ '''u'''0n can .I
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematoriun1

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath 81 and Mass, Ave NE. Ii. $4,000
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
t24 r St NV. NO. 7-0l33
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance $3.50
el6 II 81 NE II S-4sSu
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Drafhs
.ePRoUTY.

MePRoUTY, JAMES y. washington
.a6f, Lodge, No. is, B. P. D,
FIX. Elks, will assemble at
.AE2z sprine, Md on Friday,
Ss,r5 November 20, 1857. ct
M % pm, to exempiify the
Ti ritual Of the order. In
memory Of our late brother. JAMES
p. McPROUTY BY order Of
WILLIAM II. 7. BELT,
R. T. PIcKREL. Secretary.
McPROUTY, JAMES y. The Holy
.e Name Society OF st.
M. Michaers Church. Silver
N, Spring, Nd. will recite the
rosary on Friday, Novem-
VI Der 20, 1857, at $50 pm.
W2 ct 4 Sunnyside I'd. Silver
Spring. Nd. for our. late
member, JAMES r. McPROUTY.
REV. JAMES M. COONEY.
Spiritual Director. 20
JAMES r. Father Rosen-
steel Council, Knights OF
y = y q; =: !:
W FRANK H. MARX.
Grand knight.
WILLIAM v. JoUVENAL. Pin. secy.
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PAULINE r. JOHNSON, Leader.
CARRIE NJ HAcKLEY, Secy. .

BUTTS, EMMA HEISTON BUCkNER.
On Friday, November 20, 1851, at
Washington, D. C. EMMA HE1STON
Walter Keefer and Mrs Don smith F:
sister Of Mrs. Lyman Adams and
Mrs. Martha Curtis She also is
survived by three grandchildren and
one great-grandson. Friends may call
at Gawlers Chapel, 1895 "a. ave.
NV. courtesy parking opposite),
where services will be held on Mon
day, December q at $50 pm. In
terment Glenwood Cemetery.
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s sss T HCsDts I'll aI " c eS1E
of 56l7 36th ave. HvattSville. Md.
beloved wife OF Charles Robert Cover
and DAUGHTER Of Mrs Lionel Rondeau.
She also is survived by sister, Mrs.
Audet. an aunt, Mrs. Beatrice Vein
bere two nieees Mrs James W.
Durham and Mrs. Paul Kaufman,
and two nephews, Harry George
Crigger and George Audet Mrs.
Cover rests AT the GaSch Funeral
Home, li39 Baltimore ave, HyattS-
VILE. Md REQUIEM mass at st.
Jerome's Catholic Church, Hyattsville,
, Nd on Saturday. November 30, at
8 30 am Relatives and friends i'm
ylted lntcrRent Fort Lincoln Gene
terry Viewing after pm Thurs
day November rs. 90
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BURTON, NELLIE ". Officers and
- members of Daughters of
a. Zion Tent. No. Is. are hereby
~ notified to attend the tent
lMs funeral services for Sister
kGANj NELLIE w. BURTON. All
sister tents are invited also.
Services on Friday. November 80.
1857, at pm, at the Metropolitan
BAptist Church.
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MIDDLETON, ROBERT. on Tuesday.
November &c, 1857: ROBERT MID
DLETON, beloved brother OF Mrs,
Matilda Kent Of lO49 4sth st. ne. ne
also is survived BY his wife, one son,
other TeIstiyes and isisndsso A ,rtsras
may cali at the Henry s. Washing
ton & Sons Funeral Home, 1929
Deane ave. ne, where services VII
be held on Saturday. November 30,
at pm. Interment WOODLAND
Cemetery.
% vemSer 2i.. A 1857. MARY f Z. DMSoRRis
may cail at the Rinaidi Funeral Home
SIG II st. ne, where services will
be held on Saturday. November 30,
e ,S. II az M lnterment walker HI
P0HLMANN. LEONARD J. On Thurs
M, LEONARD j, PoaLMANN, nus;
brother brother, of Mrs. Samuel 4 a. LEIGH sTm 9,
Mrs Mu CARE s. Passls Of P'l Hrlns
spring. Nd: Robert O. Pohlrnann
& Y poSImsSS p q xr aas EVsT vs
1855 Pa ave. NV. Courtesy park
ing opposite), after noon Sunday,
December /, where services will be
held on Monday, December 2, at /
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
REEDY, ROBERT WILSON (BUNKIE).
On Wednesday; November 27, 1857,
at Annandale. Va: ROBERT WILSON
(BUNKIE) REEDY, son Of Robert F.
and Ella v. Reedy, brother Of Mrs.
Virginia NJ. Henssey and Lutitia Cal
lie Reedy, grandson Of Lemuel c.
Tobin. Friends may call at Parsons
ton ST., Falls Church, va, where
funeral services will be held on Satur-
day. November 80. at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Merrifieid Cemetery. 20
RICHARDSON, GEORGE. On Friday,
- ARpsON Of Of 1 iSi7 18Th St. NV
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Frazier's.
ROBERTSON. MARGARET G.. The
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my husband, GEORGE W, cox. who
entered into eternal rest one year
ago today, November 90, 1856.
From this world Of pain and sorrow
To the land OF peace and rest,
md has takan VIII naAroa
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23

lilies of the valley Kay Clark, the
brides niece, lighted candles.
Miss Carol Anderson her only
attendant, wore a gown of pink
imported lace The sweetheart
necklinc was enhanced by brief
sleeves and short white kid gloves.
The bodice was accented by deep
bias fold that extended to the back
ending in a pouf hustle She wore a
matching malinc hat accented by
velvet bows, and carried a cascade
type bouquet of pink cymbcdian
orchids The bridegroom attend
ants were Larry Bradlc and James
Fletcher the oreauist was Mrs.
Hanna and soloist was Mrs Fetch
cr, sister of the bride.
The bride received her BBA dc
gree from Baylor University this
month. She is a member of Phi
Gamma Nh, National Business
Sorority and Order of Artus. Ma
tional Economics Fraternity, and is
an economies major.
Mr. Offutt graduated from Uni
Vcrsity of Maryland in 1851. Did
graduate work at Baylor after
finishing an army enlistment. He
is a member of Phi Beta Theta
fraternity. Iota Lambda Sigma, pro-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23
Southern Wins Game
From Elk Garden

Southern High school cracked
Elk Garden High schools nine
same winning streak and handed
the Mineral countians their first
defeat Of thc season in a Potomac
Valley conference contest last
Thursday at the Oakland diamond.
The score was 6 to 2.
The result of the game put
Moorerield on top in the confer
ence race with a 1910 record while
Elk Garden dropped into the
runner-up spot with nine wins and
one loss.
Lefty Jerry Wine, Southern
freshman, was the pitcher who
stopped Elk Gardens big guns
in last Thursdays game. He pitched
six innings and left with the score
60 in his favor in the top Of
the seventh. The two men he put
on base scored before Relicfer Al
len Dewitt got the side out.
Dewaine Murphy was charged
with the loss. He yielded five runs
in the first inning and gave way
to Tom Milavec i'm the third frame.
Five of the Highlanders' seven
hits went for extra bases. They
were doubles by Wine, Shiffy and
Dewitt and two triples by Gary
Bittinger. Hanlin had two of the
ElkS' eight singles.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23

Second street to Alder, Alder to
Third, and Third TO Oak, where
the teams members Will disband.
The parade will be led by the
Southern High school band. Nation
al Guard members will serve as
color bearers and will participate
in the flag raising ceremony.
AT the playing field Mayor Rus
sell Smith, of Oakland, will speak
briefly and will redcdicate the
field as Teagardcn Memorial field,
in memory of the late Rev II. O..
Tcagardcn.
The opening game will be called
at $50 o'clock with the American
Legion team playing the Knights
of Pythias. The Lions will compete
with the Moose in the second game.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23

Pvt. Michael Burzenski has en-
tered Marine Aviation school at
Jacksonville, Fla, after spending
a 15-day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. WascO Burzenski, of
Industry, Pa. MIR. and Mrs. Burzcn-
ski were former Garrett county
residents.
Private BurzenSki received his
boot training at Paris Island, S. c.,
and was stationed at Camp Lee
jeune, N c., before his present as
signment
Having attended elementary
schools in Oakland he was gradu-
ated from st. Fidelis seminary in
Herman, Pa. Private BurZenski
was employed as a motor inspector
helper at Crucible Midland Works
before enlisting in the Marines in
November, 1856
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23

MT. ana MIS- Daniel EDWARD Vi
lutt Ill VINO were married IN
columbus avenue bap'lSl ch'rch
chapel ON May T. IN waco leNaS'
are enroute 10 Europe
The bride Il is the former Miss
PolIyanna ClaWson, daughter Of
Mrs. Virgic Clawson Of Waco
Texas. Mr. OlIutt is the son OF Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23
NE w S
FROM THE
Ruth Enlow Library
BY EDITH BROCK

Miss Vclma Thaycr. Cincinnati
has presented several books in
memory of William Il. Davis Two
books have been given in memory
of Mrs. James Spencer.
A number Of books have been do
mated this week by Mr.. and Mrs
Duncan Patton, Mr.. A. w. Sines
the Mitchells, Miss Ruth Keller
and Mr.. f. Herbert Shaffer.
New books of special interest 10
homemakers are Good Housekeep-
ings Guide to Successful Home
making: Home Plays for the Pre-
school Child" by Johnson; Feeding
Your Baby and Child" by DR.
Spock; and House and Gardens
Complete Book Of Interior Decor
alton Many suggestions for en-
PERTAINING are to be found in
Arlington Shower Parade; Good
Housekeeping's Complete We'd
ding Guide; and Complete Book
of Table Setting and Flower ar
rangement' by Hill
Among the recent novels are
"Homing" by Elswyth Thane; Far,
Far the Mountain Peak by John
Masters; Don Camille Takes the
Devil by the Tall by Giovanni
Guareschi; The Conqueror's Wife
by Noel Gcrson; The Philadel-
phian" by Richard Powell; and
Say, Darling by Richard Bisscll.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23
Little League To
Open Next Tuesday

The Little League season will be
opened officially next Tuesday af-
ternoon, MAY %, il was announced
by officials.
Starting off the activities will be
a parade at 4:3O O'Clock from the
Oakland Elementary school to the
corner of Third and Oak streets,
with all players in uniform, and
accompanied by their managers.
The parade route will include
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23

Senator Byrd said he would
direct a Senate monetary investi-
CATION toward hating what he des-
crihed as a threat of "ruinous in
flation."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23
DIED
MRS. ELLA ECHARD

MKS. ELLA EOT1RNO
Mrs Ella May Echard, aged 49,
widow of Jacob L. Echard died
Tuesday, May q, at the Cuppett
Nursing home in Oakland where
she had been a patient for nine
months
She was born in Oakland Octo-
Der IS, 1870, daughter of the late
George and Sarah Thompson
Spiker. She was a member of the
Mt Lake Park Methodist church
Surviving are son, Hugh Ech-
ard, Oakland; three grandchildren
and four REORGANIZATION.
Funeral services arc being con
Quoted at O'Clock this afternoon
from the Boldcn Funeral home in
Oakland. Rev. Randall Prince, pas
tor Of Bethel Methodist church, Mt
Lake Park, is officiating. Burial
will be in Oakland cemetery
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23

The program was arranged by
John Getty.
In case of rain opening evening,
the game will be postponed until
Friday, May 81.
Mothers Elect
At a meeting Of mothers of Little
League players last Friday, Mrs.
George Stuck was elected presi-
dent of the Auxiliary organization
Other officers are Mrs. Marvin
Vetter, vice president and Mrs.
Robert Orr secretary-trcasurer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23

Senators joined in proposing
Legislation to permit fun publicity
on financial and other reports now
filed by unions with secretary of
labor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23

fessional fraternity, and holds a
BIS degree in industrial engineer
ing. The couple will return to the
states in September to live in Mil
ford Conn. They stopped in Oak
land last week emoute from Waco
to New York City.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs Albert Smith, Ac-
cidcnt, received word that their
son. Pvt. Carroll E. Smith, had ar
rived in Kirchgocus, Germany He
is stationed with the third armorcd
division.
Before going overseas Pvt. Smith
took basic training at Fort Hood
Texas.
Evening star., 1957-11-22
Pastor Held
For Theft Of
Church Funds


WARWICK, Va, Nov. %, (P.
"A minister was being held in
jail here today, awaiting trans
fer to Manassas to face charges
Of taking some $4,000 of his
church's money.
State Trooper R. F. Hoskins
said the Rev. Clifton M. Wood.
38, of the Assemblies of God
Church in Manassas was ar
rested in the post Office here
yesterday.
He said a warrant for Wood
had been signed by Wilmer
Hensley. a trustee of the
church.
Wood, married and the father
of three children, allegedly
took the money from the
.church's building fund by writ
ing checks against the bank
where it was deposited and then
fled with a 20-year-old girl,
Trooper HoSkins said.
Evening star., 1957-11-22
60-Foot Spruce
FeIIed for Puqeunt

A 60-foot. 5,oO0-pound white
spruce was felled yesterday in
a Minnesota forest to be used
in Washington's Pageant of
Peace.
The 6O-year-old tree will
decorate the fourth annual
pageant on the ElIipse, Decem-
Der %, through January /,
pageant officials noted.
1t is expected to reach
Washington by December 10,
allowing ample time for its
installation and decoration,
officials said.
Meanwhile Commissioner
Robert E. Mclaughlin, presi-
dent of the Board of Com
missioners. addressed formal
invitations to the mayors of
the Nations 500 largest cities
to light community trees at the
same time President Eisen-
hover lights the spruce to open
the pageant.
Evening star., 1957-11-22

under construction contract
next year, Col. yelling said.
Modjeski-Masters already has
completed river borings to de-
termine the precise location of
the river crossing. 3
A start on the bridge would
climax years of dissension over
whether to build q tunnel or a
bridge to link Virginia with the
Districts central area.
Congress last year passed a
bridge bill in the Senate and
"a tunnel bill in the House. The
measure finally died in an
amended form calling for a
bridge with a fixed draw-spaf1.
Discussions now are under
way in the Interior Department
to revise tunnel legislation. The
District has its full SPAS
million appropriation for the
authorized bridge. however. and
plans to go ahead with plans,
Col. yelling said. =
Evening star., 1957-11-22
Dancer Held
For Showing
Too Much

The featured strip-teaser at
q colmar Manor tavern was
arrested today by Prince
Georges County police who said
she exposed too much during
her act.
Mrs. June Harlow Di'Maggio,
%. was arrested in her dress
ing room seconds after she
ended her 1915 am. show at
the Wheel Bar. 3817 Bladens-
burg road.
Detective Sergt. George Z.
Clements said he charged the
blond Mrs. Di'Maggio after he
and some rs patrons watched
her.
Mrs. DiMaegio is free on $500
bond pending q preliminary
hearing Tuesday in Hyattsville
Police Court. She is charged
with disorderly conduct by ex-
posing her body in public.
Today's arrest came a month
after county tavernkeepers
were called together by Police
Chief George J. Panagoulis and
warned to keep their shows
decent or face prosecution. The
owner Of the Wheel Bar was
present at the briefing. police
said.
Police in August said they or
dered another Wheel Bar strip
per. Beverly Jean. out Of tho
county after detectives said
they received complaints about
the highly suggestive nature
Of her dance"
Police also have sworn a war;
rant against the Wheel Bar
manager, charging him with
pefnitting Mrs. Di'Maggio's act,
Evening star., 1957-11-22

deliveries and stronger require
ments in the District Of Co
lumbia for taxi insurance
liability.
2. Agreement to abide by
standards to keep sewage and
sewage efiiuent out Of the Po-
tomac River between Little
Falls, near the District line.
and the confluence Of the Po-
tomac and Monoccacy Rivers.
TO Hear Transit Report
3. Development Of q hospital
plan that will recognize future
hospital needs Of the Metro
area, and stronger agreements
between jurisdictions on the re-
sponsibility for treating indi.
gent patients.
Permanent officers for the
new group will be elected, and
the of1icials also will hear a
progress report on the areas
100000 mass transportation
study. The main speaker of the
evening will be DR.. Luther H.
Gulick, president Of the Insti-
tute Of Public Administration,
who win talk on New Ap-
proaches to. Metropolitan Area
Problems"
The District Commissioners
are hosts for the dinner-meet-
ing.