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Mrs. Hymon Soks,
Resident of DC. for
Nearly so Years

Mrs. Lyman M. Saks. IS, a
Washington resident for almost
so years, died in her sleep this
morning at her home. 1880 Tuck
erman street NV. Mrs Saks
had a heart condition for some
time.
Born in Lithuania, she came to
Washington in 1908. She was
the former Taube j. Lourie.
Mrs. Saks was a member of
the Jewish Consumpsive Relief
Society, Hadassah. and Tifereth
Israel Congregation.
She is survived nv her hus-
band. of the home address. and
four daughters and a son, Mrs.
Henry Valdez. 9703 Lawndale
drive, Silver Spring: Mrs. Alice
9ortnick. 3059 Harrison street
NV: Mrs. Rose Goldberg. 1548
Northgate road NV: Mrs Her.
man Greenberg. 1882 Springdale
street NV, and Robert j Saks.
Winston-Salem. N. C. Ten grand
children also survive.
Services will be held at 2:30
pm. tomorrow at DanzanSky's
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will De in the
new Tifereth Israel Cemetery.
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postal buses in areas where
railroad service had been dis.
continued.
A former councilman of the
Lutheran Church of the Refor-
nation. Mr.. Link also was a
member of Mount Pleasant
Lodge. No. ID, FAM.
He is survived by his widow,
Clara S., of the home address:
a son. George J. Link, 3317 Row.
land place NV, and a grand
son. Proland S. Link, a junior
at Harvard.
Also surviving are three sis
tiers. and three brothers.
Services will be held at 1920
am. tomorrow at the Church Of
the Reformation, 2l2 East Capt.
toll street. Burial will be in
Massanutten Cemetery, Wood
stock, Va.
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gree burns suffered last Wednes-
day when newspapers caught fire
and ignited his clothing.
|. A resident of Washington since
1901. Mr.. Link was born in
Shenandoah County. Va, ano
attended Ohio Wesleyan Uni.
versity. He came directly to the
Post Office Department in Wash
ington. and retired in l947 after
IS years service.
Mr.. Link served as assistant
superintendent of the Railway
Mail Service for many years
before assuming the post OF
general superintendent in 1915
Among his contributions was
the establishment of highway
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Homer Mink, 70, Dies;
Retired Post Office Aide

Homer N. Link, former general
superintendent of the Railway
Mail Service. died yesterday at
his apartment in Tilden Gar
dens Apartments.
Mr.. Link, who would have
been 80 on March 25, died as
the result of first and second de-
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1m Mrmnrtaiit

DILLER. NOBLE. Sacred. 10 the mem
DRY of our dearly beloved mother,
MOLlIE DTLLER who departed this
HE twenty years aRo today, March IL,
1897.
Her tenderness. love and devotion
were never failing and can never die in
the memory Of HER CHILDREN.
FOWLER. LEONARD n. In loving mem
DRY Of my devoted husband. LEONARD
FOWLER. who passed away one year
ago today. March II, 1855.
/. Just a line OF sweet remembrance,
Just a memory fond and true.
just a token OF love and devotion
That my heart still aches for you.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. BLAECH z
ory OF our brother. ROBERT C cor
REY. who passed away one year ago
today. March IL. 1855.
Though you are gone. you are not
In The hearts that hold you dear.
For your loving memory will grow
LOVINGLY AND DEvoTffDSLLY. YOUR
q SISTERS GAY HESS AND HIL!pA
GREEN. MARY CATHERINE AND Will
LIAM II. In loving memary o. nv dear
mother MARY CATHERINE GREEN.
who passed away twenty-three years
ssSr i ,sibs, W3reh " 1873 Hd
passed away twenty-six years aso.
DAUGHTER. MARGARET.
JACKSON. GEORGE w. IN love and
sad remembrance Of GEORGE W, JACK
SON. my dear father, who departed
1916.
Your gentle face and patient smile
:. With sadness recall:
You had kindly word for each
And died beloved by ali
You are mol sioreottsn. dear. Father,
Nor will you ever be.
As long az lie and memory last,
We always will remember thee.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
MAPP, SCOTT. Sacred to the memory
t.. 1855.
do not need this special day
To bring YOU 70 nv mind,
The days | do not think OF You
Are very hard to find
NIECE ELSIE NJ. TOULsON.
lwAYNEs, IEN0RD q. AND COOPER,
LOUISA. In loving memory OF nv dear
husband. 1ENoRD L, WAYNEs, who
departed from this life one year ago
i @Shtr MiT onsS c Cos pd Rb my dear e
parted this life ffteen wears ago, March
g. Ig4l
The depth Of sorrow We cannot tel
or the loss OF one We love sn we'll
And while they sleep a peaceful sleep
Their memory we shah ALWAYS keep
FROM HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND HER
DEVOT DAUGHTER. EMMA
WAYNES
WINBUSH, JAMES s., sR. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, JAMES S WINBUSH. SIR. who
passed away two years ago today
March IL, 1850.
We cannot say and will not say
That he is dead. he is lust away;
With. CHEEKY smile and a wave Of the
hand
He has wandered into an unknown
DEVOTED WIFE. BEATRICE WIN.
BUSH. AND SON, JAMES
wORTHLNGTON, OLIVIA !. In loving
OLIVIA l.. WoRTHINGTON. who passed
away nine years ago TODAY, March
Dear Mother, you are not FORGOTTEN.
Though on earth YOU are no more
Yet IN memory you are with me
As you always we're before.
Never shall cease to love you,
Never shall your memory fade,
The greatest love forever fingers
In my heart for you today
HER DEVOTED SON EDWARD W.
WORTHINGTON
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

VEN often q cord Of thanks In
The Star meets need which con
hordly be solved II any other way
Not only is il gracious expression
81 srotitude to those who hove sent
tiorol tributes. but also eourteousIy
acknowledges the services and kind.
aesses Of the mony to whom per.
sonoI note Of thonks eonnot we'll be
mailed. o. whose names and I'D.
dresses ore not known insertion Of
card OF thonks moy be orronsed
BY telephone to The StoI. ST 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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DEATHS
HI Mrmuriant
Announcement OF


BOUCHER. TOM NJ. In memory Of TOM
M. BOUCHER. who passed away Atty
years aRo today, March 10. 1907.
MAGGIE AND FAMILY.
CEPHAs, MARGARET. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother. MARGARET
SEPHAS, who departed this life ten
years ago today, March II. 1g41.
To those who have dear mother,
Treat her with loving care:
You viii never know her true love
value
until you behold her vacant chair.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN,
COOPER. ELIZABETH AND NELSON r.
10 loving memory OF our dear parents.
mother, ELIZABETH COOPER. who left
US twenty-five wears ago TODAY, March
IL, ln32, and our father. NELSON r
COOPER. thirty-four years ago. Sep
TENDER !. 1921
Sunshine passes, shadows fall
Loves remembrance outlastS all.
And though the years be- many or few.
They are filled with remembrance, dear
parents, OF you
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. MARTHA AND
ANNA.
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MecREA. ANNE MYERS cRENsHAw

On Monday. March IL. 1857, at her
ANNIE MYERS oRENsHAw MecRE1A
Mrs j. 20 v. MORGAN "' wife Of i'' JUDGE e
10 v. Morganl and Mrs A. p. Cren-
shaw. niece of Mrs. Preston Cloud
KING and Mrs. George Myers. aunt
ME c Myers, Mr.. A. p Crenshaw III
Mr. 10 v Morgan, Jr !, Mr. David
Cough Morgan and Preston c. Klng
jr. Services will be held at ST
Church SITS NV. on Thursday. March
II. at : pm. Interment Oak Hill
Cemetery IL
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March 2, 1857. in Pisgah. Nd. MACK
r. MARTIN He Is survived BY four
daughters. one son, ten nephews. four
nieces and a host OF other relatives
and friends After pm. Tuesday
March IL, friends may call at the
johnson a. jenkins Funeral Home
100. 12th ST. NV Funeral and In
terment on Thursday. March "a. at
pm, at Cedar Grove Baptist Church
Edgefieid, S c.
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MCINTOSH OF 247 Tuckerman ST. NV,
beloved husband OF Anna Ramsey Nc
Intosh. father OF Calvin D. and George
r. Mcintosh and Mrs Betty ID
Intosh Of Front ROYAL. Va: Carl and
Lawrence Mcintosh and Mrs. Christine
Mckinley. Friends may call at the
Safiell Funeral Home. AIS II st. NV
where funeral will be held on Thurs.
Fails Church, Va. l3
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JOSEPH p. GAMBLE. Exalted Ruler.
r. T. PICKREL. Secretary.

LUCAS. ALEX PENDLEToN. on Friday
E n1tia Il as3 French anaH st. pE np nGs
band OF Mamie Lucas father OF Mrs
ETma Babb. Mrs. Yvonne Lewis, Mrs
jeanette berry, Mrs. Juanlta Johnson
Mrs Barbara berry. Alex Pendleton
H.. John r.. Martha Ann and Lucy
Y. Lucas: brother OF Mrs. Annie Brown
Mrs Ada Marshan. Mrs. Erma Laws
Ernest and Alvin Randall. He also is
survived BY seven grandchildren. two
great grandchildren. other relatives and
friends. After pm. Tuesday. March
~. friends may call At Frazier's Flu
neral Home. asa r. / ave NV. Funeral
at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church.
Gainesville. Va, the Rev Truman
Dixon of1ciating. Interment church
Cemetery 10
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a NYoUIsT OF s3i3 Lonsfellow ST
hyattsyille,. Nd, beloved wife OF thu
Richard J, YefSS Of Hyattsviiie, Nd l..
Rudolph Yerak. Mrs. Andrew Dahlen
and Mrs. William Davis Of Minneapolis
MINI. Services al the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 9nOl l4Lh 81
NV, ON Wednesday, March rs. Mt
pm, parking facilltiesD. 1ntermeni
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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NHNL D WaaHIUKtOI
Lodge. No. Is. B. p. o
Elks, will assemble al hi,
late residence, 3Ol Adam.
ave, Alexandria. Va. or
TUESDAY. March Il, 1857
at 1.3C pm. % exemplif,
the funeral ritual OF the
the remains o. our latt
'AuL S. LUBIENSKl. By
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McELROY. ANNIE. On Monday. March
/ u, 1857, al Dunn Loring, Va. ANNIE
| McELROY. formerly OF IA 10th st.
4 ne, sister Of Miss Isobele McEroy
4 Friends may call At the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st and Mass ave ne.
4 where services will be held on Wednes-
i day, March 10. At pm Interment
/ Congressional Cemetery. -
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ESTHER REAcHAMM.o I sesy. "A'r0'

ETA BLANCHE. On Mon
gay. March 1857. AT her residence.
ETA BLANCHE STEWART, beloved
wife Of Dwight T.. Stewart, mother OF
Mrs Shirley Irene ward, Mrs, Lilly
belle Ruth Unworthy. Mrs, Bette
Louise Stein and Mrs. Billie Barbara
Jean MARROW; sister of Mrs. Lillybelle
Mahan OF Lexington. Ky. grandmother
OF Peggy Louise Ward. sherry Lee VIII
lecco and Mark Raymond MARROW
Friends may cal a. the Ives Funeral
Home. 2Sii Wilson blvd, Arlington
Va. where funeral services viii be held
on Wednesday March ~. at $50 pm
Interment National Memorial Park. l2
sTICKEL, JOHN y. A special com
% muniest.gn of stansOgTyI
IN vi YSI'i s. ne held = i he : M a Nc
% Sa a.:j., Il 4! :s
ices II our late brother, JOHN p
STlCkEL. BY order Of
ARTHUR W. BRrE.
Worshipful Master.
J. ALFRED COLLINS. Secretary. 10
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MEDLEY, FLORENCE,

March II, 1857, at the District Gen,
ersl Hospital. FLORENCE MEDLEY
OF goa Staples ST. ne. beloved mother
o. Miss Irene v, Medley. Miss Dorothy
v Medley, Wilfred c, Eugene Il
Russell s.. Francis H.. CALVIN r and
Kenneth A. Medley; sister az william
Littleton She also is survived by ter
grandchildren. three great-Rrandchil.
dfen, other relatives and friends. IN,
late Mrs. Medley may be viewed al
the above residence after 3 pm Fri.
day. March ). Funeral on Saturday
March 10. from the Lane c. NJ z
Church, l4th ana c SITS ne, at
pm InteTment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Services BY stewart. 10
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gay, March II, 100, az lhs nome
PHuKe Wls Of c A. late f FTsnt
paulk. mother Of Mrs Carolyn q
qoodspeed and sister Of Mrs. Manuel
Meza. Mrs Marshall +. Adams OF
Tipelo, Miss. and Ralph p Fletcher
call at. the Lee Funeral Home, lth 81
and Mass. ave he, where services
vii b held on Wednesday, Mafcl.
~, AZ 10 an. In lieu Of flowers,
family requests that donations be made
TO the ID, e. Cancer Society. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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UHAUAN, HUSL, On Monday, Match
o'HAuAN, danshter OF the late Patrick
M na Ms,y 1nasSn ar and M1 aunt os Of
stuart mcInerney. Friends may call
at 6awler's Chapel, 1856 Pa ave NV
icourteBy parking tpOpsitel. where
Match II. at g3G am Mass viii
be offered ~ ST. AIMS Catholic
Church. Wisconsin ave, at Yuma 81
NV, at 10 am. lnterment Mount
OllYet Cemetery. 10
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Slain Fother's Rites Set;
Sons Await Mental Test

While the two young sons who
admitted Staying him awaited
mental examination. funeral
services for Frank j. E. Dodd of
Arlington were set for pm.
tomorrow at the Ives funeral
home. 2847 Wilson boulevard.
Burial will be in Oakwood Gene
terry, Falls Church.
The boys. Frank. 13, and
James. IL. have been held in
the Arlington Juvenile Shelter
since Saturday. when they con-
fessed to shooting their tather.
They said they decided TO shoot
him January % because the So
year-old widowed construction
worker had been beating them.
Mr.. Dodd's body was hidden IN
a Toulouse behind the home at
l405 North Sycamore street for
more than five weeks
Police seeking additional in
formation turned up a table ra-
dio in the attic of the Dodd
home. Two bullet holes in the
instrument attracted the atten-
ton Of Detective Gilbert Stream.
Questioning the Dodd boys,
Detective Stream said they ad-
mitted putting two holes through
the radio January %. the day
before they shot their father
three times.
The boys tested a .22-caliber
rife, and their own marksman-
ship. by taking one shot each at
the radio in their bedroom. Later
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they hid the radio in the attic.
The boys have decided they
shot Mr.. Dodd on January %
instead of a day later as they
first related. The discrepancy
arose when a neighbor told Of
seeing the boys January % with
s45 they admitted taking from
their fathers body.
The fact that the brothers
dropped out of school after the
shooting led to the discovery
they had been living alone in
the little cottage with their
fathers body hidden away in a
nearby Toulouse.
School authorities said they
had been aware for four years
the boys had a problem at home.
A visiting teacher sent to the
home was met coldly by Mr..
Dodd. Convinced that the
teacher was really a psychiatrist,
Mr.. Dodd told her he wanted no
one interfering.
Evening star., 1957-03-06
ADVERTISEMENT
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Forstm0nn Fabric Suits Priced
Less Than 80 at Browning King
NotionoIIy Fomous Forstmonn Fobre Mems Suits
Tremendous VoIues at Reduced Green Ink Price"

Tailored in the Browning King
manner, In the new Ivy Classic
models, these all wool suits
have welted seams, hooked vent
coat and pleatless trousers with
buckle in back.
A selection of colors is avail
able, and sizes include stouts
and short stouts. President"
suits of Forstmann fabric are
outstanding values at Brown
ing Kings reduced green ink
price" of less than $40.
"Travel-Rex" slacks, also tai
lored of Forstmann fabrics,
with plain or pleated fronts are
being sold at the reduced
green ink price" Of less than
$500.
These, and other prices featured
in this advertisement apply
only to Browning Kings Wash
ington. d. G. store at 1925 G
Street NV, where the reduced
green ink prices" are stamped
over our original price tickets.
The new store is designed to
sell more mems clothing at
lower prices than elsewhere
In many cases even below ac-
tual production costs. One Of
the largest selections OF mems
clothing In this area is always
available. Here are still other
fine values which our reduced
green ink prices" offer: MAR
Unique" topcoats Of imported.
hand-woven Harris Tweed, or
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Board Of Supervisors and other
district officials are also being
invited, Mr.. Munro said.
The signatures. Mr.. Rolls
said, are being forwarded to
Chairman Holland and members
Of the appropriations subcom-
mittee considering the second
airport site. He said Mr.. Broy-
hill is being kept advised OF the
polls progress. The petitions
were circulated by the Home
owners Committee for the Air
Age in Fairfax County and
Northern Virginia.
Mr.. Rolls said the pro-Burke
poll was started about five weeks
ago. He admitted that the VOL
unteer workers made no effort
to tabulate those opposed to the
Burke site. He poined out that
an anti-Burke airport group
more than a year ago produced
only 5000 signatures.
Representatives Broyhill's mail
poll Of the registered voters Of
the district showed 5,544 for
Burke. 4,l27 against it and S34
with no opinion.
I'VE are unhappy that MIR.
Broyhill said he would abide by
the results of his poll" Mr..
Rolls declared, land that he has
NOT -
Evening star., 1957-03-06
ADVERTISEMENT

imported hand woven Irish
tweed fabrics, and tailored in
the Browning King manner are
now being sod at the reduced
green ink price" OF less than
$4,000.
One-of-a-kind all-wool suits,
specially priced for immediate
selling are offered at the re-
duced green ink price" Of less
than $4,000. Imperial" lux
ury-tailored outercoats, Of the
worlds finest 1907 pure i'm
ported Cashmere are sold at the
reduced green ink price" OF
less than $4,000.
"Conqueror" Ivy Classic Suits,
tailored Of all-wool flannel, can
be purchased at Browning
Kings reduced green ink
price" Of less than $4,000, and
"Conqueror" all wool sport coats
are available at the reduced
green ink price, Of less than
$4,000. Browning Kings store
hours make II convenient for
you to shop. Our store Is open
every evening until $50 PM,
and alterations can be made
while you wait II necessary.
Buy on a convenient Central
Charge Account.
Stop in at the newest addition
to the chain at 1925 @ Street
NV. and see for yourself what
browning Kings reduced green.
Ek prices" mean to you In
mems clothing values.
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in the budget was withdrawn at
one meeting after the voting
started, and then. resubmitted
and adopted at a later meeting.
The board agreed to condemn
% lots across Hillwood avenue
from Fails Church High School
for extension of the schools
athletic area.
Five staff members were de-
Signated to sign and process
pupil placement applications
under the States new program
which vests all student assign
ment authority to the Virginia
Pupil Placement Board. They
are George A Pope and Robert
8. Walker. assistant Superin-
tendents; Mrs. Stella Chapman.
school board secretary: Miss
Reba Cupp. secretary to the
superintendent. and Mrs. Sarah
Hart, secretary to the assistant
superintendent for business.
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Smoke Control
Called Useless

A proposed smoke control or
dinance for Montgomery County
was scored as useless" yester-
day by two air pollution ex-
perts.
The ordinance drew opposition
from Louis c. McCabe, an air
pollution expert and consultant,
and Carroll Harding. of the BIZ
luminous Coal Institute at a
hearing before the County Coun-
Evening star., 1957-03-06

WlIldTu f1Olel 10 QramaClZe What
1t referred to as the gradually in
creasing sentiment in Fairfax
County for the Burke site.
Henry j. Rolls. committee
chairman. offered $1,000 from
committee funds as a gift to the
Fairfax County Hospital if the
Republican Congressman can
prove that most of the people
around Burke are opposed to it
as an airport to relieve conges-
ton at National.
II will be glad to double that
amount If Congressman Broyhill
can at the same time present any
evidence that the majority of his
constituents in the Tenth Dis
trict are against the Burke Air
port" Mr.. Rolls declared.
AT the same time, it was an
nounced that Mr.. Broyhill has
been invited to attend a Tenth
District forum to consider the
economic effect on the district if
the supplemental airport is To-
Gated elsewhere than at Burke.
Hugh c. Monro, co-chairman of
the Tenth District Airport
Fortuna group of 40 represen-
tative citizens Of northern Vir-
ginia-Said the forum will be
held at 8 pm. next Wednesday
in the Annandale Fire House.
Members of the Fairfax County
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Woodson Is Reoppointed
As Foirfox School Heed

w. T. Woodson, dean of all
school administrators in the
Washington area, last night was
reappointed to a new four-year
term as superintendent of Fair
fax County schools.
Mr.. Woodson came to Fairfax
County as a supervisor of schools
in 1925, and has been the
county school superintendent
since 1929.
Rapid growth is not unique to
school systems in Washing
ton area. but in sprawling Fair
fax County the enrolment in
creases confronting Mr.. Woodson
have ranked near the top of all
metropolitan communities. There
were 5000 students in Fairfax
schools when Mr.. WoodSon came
to the county. This year, there
are $500.
Mr.. Woodson was reappointed
by a unanimous vote of the
school board at last nights reg
ular meeting
Parents with children in two
county elementary schools asked
for foreign language instruc-
ton. and agreed to foot the bill
If need be
The request came from repre-
sentatives of parents with chill
dren in the Sleepy Hollow and
Freedom Hill schools.
The school board instructed
Harold Ford, assistant superin-
tendent in charge of instruction,
to study the request and make
a recommendation at a later
meeting.
A.Spat over parliamentary pro-
cedure failed to shake a S255 600.
capital improvement item out of
the school boards proposed 1857
SO budget.
Sidney Solomon protested that
the item was included improper /
ly because the motion to put it
Evening star., 1957-03-06

every three years. The commit
tee felt that was too severe.
The charge for the renewal,
under the new bill, would be ST.
The Department of Motor We
hicles would have the right to
call in any driver at any time
for examination.
The relicensing bill is the
product of a judiciary subcom-
mittee headed by Delegate
William B. Wheeler, Democrat of
Montgomery. The same subcom-
mittee also drafted a bill for
a point system for Furnishing
motorists who violate traffic
laws. 1t also was to be introduced
today.
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AIRPORT HANDLES
RECORD OF 1907
PLANES IN DAY

For three consecutive
hours. air traffic control at
National Airport handled rs
plane movements an hour
February 1916, monthly re-
ports showed today.
The 24-hour plane move
ment total was 1.001-a new
record for the airport.
Weather conditions were
marginal during the mid
night to midnight period
when the rs movements an
hour were handled. but most
of the takeoffS and landings
were under instrument flight
rules.
During that period four
other hours showed aircraft
movements exceeding so.
Evening star., 1957-03-06

Gil in Rockville.
Both said the measure was
corrective and not preventive
and should not be passed in its
present form.
The ordinance would set up
a system of determining smoke
density but contains no stand
ards OF controlling air pollu-
tion or guidance for industry.
Councilman Robert T. Snure
previously had urged that the
council hold up adoption of a
smoke and air pollution con-
troll measure until a preventive
ordinance could be written.
Evening star., 1957-03-06
Art League to Meet
In ARLINGTON Store

The Art League of Northern
Virginia will meet in the Barnes
and Kimel Auditorium, Fairfax
drive and North Highland street,
Arlington, at 8 pm. tomorrow.
Frank C. Huseman, art direc-
tor for the Henry j. Kaufman
and Associates Advertising
Agency of Washington and in
structor in commercial art at
the Corcoran School of Art. will
speak.