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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
BY ISABELLE SHELTON

Northern Virginia Demo-
Gratis celebrated Democratic
Party Night" yesterday with a
reception at the Mclean,
CVaD, home Of Robert F..
Kennedy. chief counsel Of the
Senate Rackets Investigation
Committee, and his wife.
1T doesn't seem like q real
Democratic gathering. No
body's fighting" observed one
guest cheerily. as he surveyed
the 800 or so guests who
strolled serenely around the
. spacious lawn behind the
Kennedy house.
Unlike Democratic gather
ings held in many other COM
munities last night. the Vir-
ginia party - which drew
guests from the whole 10th
district-was purely social.
without the skits and quizzes,
! held in some other places.
The only signs Of political
activity were the presence of
collectors" at the entrance
admission was So a head) !,
and q few cartoon blowups
hung on the back terrace.
Ethel Kennedy, attractive
young wife Of the busy Senate
Rackets counsel. did the
honors for the whole Ken
nedy tribe. Her husband was
in New York on committee
business, she said, and his
brother. Senator Jack Ken
nedy Of Massachusetts,, who
originally had been billed as
an attraction for the Virginia
party. also was out Of town
as was the latter's wife Jackie.
Civil War Landmark
The Kennedys' white brick
house, a landmark in the area
since Civil War days. and more
recently the home Of the late
Supreme Court Justice Robert
L. jackson, and then Of the
Jack Kennedys, was q focal
point Of interest for many of
their neighbors who dropped
by.
Let's see. the Jacksons used
this for their dining room"
said one guest. standing at the
door Of the drawing room-a
lovely room running across the
back Of the house, furnished
in white and bright blue.
Il remember Mrs. jackson
told me the first time she came
here this whole area was one
big room. She said 1t looked
like a barn." said another
guest, with a sweeping gesture
that took in the present din
ing. room. sitting room and
center hall area.
Five Little Kennedys
Still other guests remem-
bered, during one Of several
conducted tours" Mrs. Ken
nedy gave Of the second floor
Of the house. that the bedroom
now used by two Of the little
Kennedy boys. joey. 4, and
Bobby. jr., 3, was a book-lined
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Red Cross Delegates Meet
At Open House Here

headquarters at 2025 E. street
NV.
AS official convention host,
it was the District Chapters
special welcome to approx
mately 5000 delegates gath
cred here from some 3,70O Red
Cross Chapters in the United
States and Insular Territories
Of Guam, Puerto Rico, Hawaii
and the Panama Canal Zone.
Taking turns dispensing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22

A cross-section of adult and
young America-all delegates
to the 32nd annual national
American Red Cross Conven-
ton met yesterday over
glasses Of punch and cookies
served by a group of U. s.
Senate wives and other volun-
teers.
Occasion was the District of
Columbia Red Cross Chapters
open House" held at its
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SUBURBAN ESTATE WITH AZ acres
or owner will hold | acre dedicated
TO new road, Beautifully handicapped
shop above. 4 bedrms Nv. rm.. den,
din rm., kit. and pantry. ga baths.
priced AT $4,000 to settle estate
This permits consideration 70 re-
decorate or develop land 23OO
FOREST GLEN RID, MD. MR.
RITTERPUSHE. Pc. 2-4373 Mon
day-Friday
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CONN. AVE. AREA
Home and income. Attractive 3.
story brick IN this most convenirn,
area lust block from Conn ave
tnear Shorcham Hotel. complete
living quarters for family plus
additional income from rest OF
house. Entrance hall. Nv. rm'. din.
rm and KIT on LIST floor; 3 bed.
rms and bath on Jrd. bedroom and
bath In. bsmt Immaculate condi-
Ton CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO,
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CLOSE TO WASHINGTON
4ANITARIuM

Lovely home in Takoma Park with
extra apartments for income. Owner
leaving city, must sell quickly. Real
t pny a. S3q;000. Well financed. Cali
MRSa WILKINSON, AID. 4-636f, SIT.
3-7200 JAMES L. DIXON A. CO
Exclusive. W.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-mp.
MAse AVE .appTNovTV, :

MASS. AVE.-SPRIN0FIELD
4 center-han rambler. in the up
Club. Large living room. dining room'
3 bedrooms and 2 baths. screened
porch. garage. basement. Nothing
comparable available at this price.
For appointment: call Mrs. Neiii. Oh.
2.UI1Z. WALKER d DUNLOP. INC,
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE. MD.
constructed family home on iarTe
lot; Center hall. large living room <
bedrooms. 2 baths on second floor; 3
bedrooms and bath on third Cali
Mrs; Crowley. OIL. 2-3961. WALKER
q DUNLOP; INC. Realtors, Uptown
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BETHESDA. at an extremely high
elevation on River I'd. in q group OF
lovely homes on Ice. site. Priced.
~ 300, Il Is rare opportunity-
trick and OF contemporary arehi-
lecture. this 2-story home has
many surprising features. Picture
windows. screened porch. huge sun
deck. ? family bedrms.. 9 baths.
maids rm. and bath. On a lse :.
partly wood lot Just PLACID on
market See II today. Call JAMES
z SCHWAB. EN-. e-5SO0; ewes,
OF 4-T6n3 oF 0I o.I4On
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CHEvY CHASE. NORTH. near III,
Hamlet. = Imposing WILLIAMSBURG
center-han brick Colonial: on al.
most iR-acre site. Huge living ant
dining rooms, up : 10 the minute
kitchen with breakfast room; nan
eled study: full bath on LIST floor: 7
large bedrooms. . baths on ont
foor: recreation room. o-car ga.
rage. KORzENDORFER, REALTOP
Of A-QfIf 'fff a
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ASSUME LARGE 4et LOAN
With terms TO suit and be the proud
owner OF this lovely 3-bedrm. ram
bier. fully equipped kitchen and
extras, too many TO mention, located
In beautiful ROSEMARY HILLS.
su tf S?sCss s MRS. wits S RG. S Sse
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CLOSE TO d. c. LINE-on a tire
mendous lot with trees. A 1-year
old rambler in new-house cond
Three bedrms. lovely lge. kit anC
full daylight bSmt: $l5,95O. Ora
HAM g. co: Ju. 5-60l0. JU
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ARLINGTON
BEDROOM
DUPLEXES
ASPEN HOMES
Russell E p A up, ASPEN ST.

ALEXANDRIA
Attached homes with private front
and rear entrances: picture Windows
and bsmt. with auto washer and
drier. controlled gas furnace with
Kitchen with electric refgr. with
freezer space, gas cooking stove
garbage disposal: good public transp
10 Pentagon, Navy Annex. downtown
ID. c.; convenient 10 shopping cen
ter. public and parochial schools
and churches: children welcome;
play areas available complete main
tenance service. Rents. from .Si15
~. open pm. 10 q pm. Monday
through Friday. Saturday and Sun
day 10 am, TO y pm For tnfnrma-
tion call Kf S-NG61 or TE. 6-SI11
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. Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. 5000
COLORED
72a HAMILTON ST. NV.
Two-story brick house; nv. rm..
ON. rm;, Kitchen LIST a.; 2 hedrms !.
heat; detached garage. Sos per
mo. A. c. HOUGHTON q SON. NC
| l4lS X ST. NV, Dl. T-9O57. ewes.
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Locust Hills Estates
49, FINANCING

NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL
Two-year- old. 4S-ft brick RAM
bier. , hedrms.. (. baths, separate
dining nm large living rm., spa
ciouS modern kit. , rear porches
and full daylight bsmt.: Anchor
fenced, bedrm. air conditioner; i'm
mediate possession can be had,
ALDON PROPERTIES. INC. Real.
tors. Ma. 500 30; ewes. EN-. 3-955I
or OIL B-03ll
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BETHESDA-S22. $50
B-O-G-I-E-Y
6207 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE

~ - - u
BETHESDA RAMBLER-Sl5.ob0
Dedrms.,. bath: stairs to 2nd a.
READY Tor dormitory bedrm. and
ALTA VISTA BEDRMe.
Brick bi-leveI rambler: sol $50:
bedrms. LIST d Upstairs. finished
4th bedrm.. another bath: also Str
bedrm. roughed In.
BATTERY PARK-S22,g50
Brlck Cape Cod: mr.. community
clubhouse: 3 bedrms.: dishwasher,
deep freeze. garage; porch; full
hsnt. All redecorated
ENGLISH VILLAGE-S2g. 800
=, Choice Bethesda brick rambler on
y acre: sep. din. rm,. big all-elec,
KIT: . bedrms., 2 baths; full bsmt.;
garage porch: many trees: gardens.
OFFICE OPEN Q TO
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF MD. INC. OIL. s-7soo
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CHEVY CHASE Pretty briek
rancher on wooded corner. 2 twin
lied bedrms,. huge living dining
IN. with open fireplace. de luxe
'itehen, 2is baths. New-house cen
titlon, Priced in mid-2ns. LARGE
NON h LUCHs Co. RE. T-isOC
I'll \ nm
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N. CLEVELAND PARK

A most convenient close-in area,
Walking dist. to schools and shop
ping One of the Older more spa
eious homes in excellent cond, con.
tanning center hall, liv. rm, din.
rm, KIT, 5 porches, bedrms.. ga
baths. h.-w.h., 2-car garage. Prsc-
tically a town house. Priced in the
middle 20s.
OIL. 6-49l1 W B. Wright EN-. $4,000
-
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CHEVY CHASE. ID. C., vacant,
block from Conn. ave.---Newly dec
GRATED from top to bottom: a hand.
some Colonial home with 3 large
bedrooms. > baths. very large liv-
ing room. dining room. new de luxe
kitchen. powder room, basement: q
car garage. A real Offering al
S26:bO0: Call WO. $4,000 till p
EDW. u: JONES CO.. INC, Chevy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

BETHESDA BEAUTY-And you will
brick Colonial OF 3 tvin-sized he'd
rooms and nrst-nooY powder room
The yard Is . gardeners dream
You'll enjoy many summer evenings
on the deliehtfufly cool. screened
porch. Let US show you this one
now. Call agent. ST. 3-72S2: ewes.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 REM
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MAN. with capital to take over and
expand part or all OF existing fran
cflise operations in Washington and
vicinity selling essential product
Present volume in millions. Man
sgement and promotiouAi ability
portionate to territory. JE. 3-13lg,
evenings.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fcONTlNUEDl

Going Business, Growing
Specialized restaurant bushes.
located on hieh-density junction
stated with competent personnel
Refined patrons. Long-term lease
$4,000 cash will handle. balance
payable Dsy Die, On % , sGn N rate WIN
DUTCH SHAFER REALTY
1o2 East Fairfax st.. Falls Church
JE 2-9194: Ewes, CIR. 3-2674
Rooming-Small Units
21st st.. between p st. and Mass
ave. NV. Eight baths; gross In
come quoted today, $1.0S7 mo, !;
rent, $3.50 mo-; lease. $500. Check
profit.
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 7-5140
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BETHEsDA-New 4-bedroom. 2IT.
bath brick split-level; complete
q-E kitchen. separate dining rn
fireplace in 25.ft. daylight rec. rm
with picture window and French
doors opening to rear patio: car
port: excellent corner lot; SIS. 400
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-i415
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colored-WoodridEe Gardens
1905 10th PL. NE.
Modern detached brick home with
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. breakfast rm..
de luxe rec. rm.. garage. Oh con-
tracts accepted.
ROGERS REALTY co.
Ma. S-0904 ia. 9-3459
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KENsINGToN-a bsdrms'. . baths.
lst.nr. playrm,. and utility rm.,
convertible 10. den or 9TH bedrm .
dishwasher. disposal. many extras
shady ls-aere pvt. yard beautifully
landseaped. owner leaving tnd Of
low 20s. No brokers May be seen
any time. 10. b.23bo.
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Battery Park. Bethesda

0attcIy FdTk, beLneSQa
For the family looking for a very
spacious older home on a huge lot
y n n this eiose,in neighborhood. This
= pol ~ bge; liy rm.. din, rm.. kit,
bedrms.. 2 baths. plus a sunrm on
snd floor: 2 more bedrms. on ard:
iuil bsmt garage. Priced in mid
KS. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC.
OIL. @-7006: ewes. OIL. 8-s076,
BETHESDA-$22,95O
Immaculate white brick Colonial
on corner lot. featuring: ist-FLOoR
rooms and full basement. Cali Nv
Dun ny. IKE. 1870; ewes, Wo.
Stuart & Maury, Realtors
b207 WEconsin Ava NV
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHED-VA,
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

IDEAL STARTER HOME bedrm.
lge. fenced lot; $3.50 dn.. $40 mo.
pays prin,, inter. taxes. insur. anc
utils: Price, $500. SILLS REAL
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SILVER STRING. on sligo ave
Assume S12,25O 4Isqs loan, $50
mo. pays all 2 bedrmS., partly
expanded brick home; I'm. offiee
in bSmt.: top condition: SI5.q5O
RIPLEY a ROMER, JU. 5-6l11.
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KIRKSIDE

$4,000. A brick rambler. air.
cond.:. 3 bedrms, 2 baths. den, Hv.
and din rms. mod. kit. rec rm.,
maids rm. and bath. A house worth
while inspecting in this location at
this price.
OF. e-49Ii W. B. wrirht EN- a.5aon
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, S24,B50 "A delightful
home section, for family life; near
and transp.; l floor with liv. rm.,
din. area. lge. playrm., scr. pch..
= bedrms. and 2 baths: gar: we'll
landscaped and closed garden area
Call JAMES E. SCHWAB. EN-
2-5S00; ewes, OIL. 4-7693 or OIL
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
fcONTiNlIEni

kENsTNGTON--HI0H on q Woodet
corner lot. Just on parkway, well.
built brick house. with large Twins
nm. dining rm., kit, 2 bedrms. srlt
bath on LIST a.; 2 big bedrms. ant
path upstairs. paneled rec. rm
bullt.in garage and SWIMMING
FOOL: wonderful property fol
III 200; DOROTHY @. WOOD, Elk.
elusive AGENT. DE. 2-71I5.
REDWOOD - Brand-new aif-cond
rambler. z blks. from club; marve.
lous quality; huge rms; living rm
l lax27 p bedrms., library, club.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
7-l4l1: ewes, WO. 6-5499.
LANGLEY PARK--You will ike the
= bsdrms;, ] Y baths, Ice. din. rin.,
DE luxe kit; 2 hlks. to super shop
ping center. $4,000 buys this
gem. Open all day Sunday and
Monday, out New Hampshire, left
on University lane. right on Nav.
ano Or. to g06: Call JU. $1,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES; ultra.
moo. 3-pedrm.. brick rambler with
iull daylight bsmt: vacant soon:
pymts. HUGH r. PECK, HE. 4-e400
ann WOOD, betneSda--Air-cO ndi-
toned. bi-level brick rambler; ST..
900. Kit. has dishwasher. dis
posal; bedrms.. LIST A.; big DOR
mitory bedrm. on End; full bsmt.
nm. recr: rm.. porch 13xl5. SAM.
VEL p. Bo0LEY. d. c. once. AID
4-0?9o; ewes, OIL. 4-7749.
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY -
Charming new brick rambler on y
acre. 24-ft. liv. rm. with firepi
lge. kit. with din. area, 3 bedrms
2A baths, full daylight bsmt., an
rec. rm., carport; S22.950. Excel
financing. ARDMORE REALTY. or,
2-7730; ewes. OIL. 7-2444.
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY-NeV
luxury rambler, situated on 2 acres.
This ,,ovely home features Ice.
studio liv. rm., paneled den. family
din. rm., 3 bedrms., 8 baths, ultra
mod, kit. 40-ft. rec. rm. with
nrepl., many other de luxe items
too numerous to mention. ARD
MORE REALTY, OIL. 2-7735: ewes,
OIL. 8-4b10.
ROCK CREEK HILLS: outstanding
property, outstanding price, $780,
960-Large reception hall. library,
8 bedrooms, 2 baths: beautiful.
large lot with an abundance Of
flowers. J. NOBLE BOAz, OIL.
1-76OO, or, 0.79R0
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BETHESDA = MARINE GENERAL
MARCHES OUT IN JUNE and you
can march in this luxurious RAM
bier In top-rated close-in Somerset
adjacent Kenwoodl. NOW READ
OUT LOUD: 3 bedrms.. 3 bathrms.,
hotel-sfze mod kit with util. rm.
attached, amphitheater- size bsmt
with finished rec, rm. and billiard
it's a problem what to put in it.
Attached garage. Price only $32.-
$50 ttake tranquiliZerl. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS CO., INC, OIL. 2-700d;
ewes, WO 6-4605. Mr.. SPALDING
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SlLVEK SPhING, 4IB KefWin I'd
hedrms., rec. rm.. din. rm., de
luxe kit. A de luxe brick rambler
in q lovely neighborhood. S17,95O
Can JU. $1,000 anytime. BAINuAi
REAL ESTATE.
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA--At,raetive
twin-size bedrmk.. . baths, large
dining rm, ali-electric Kitchen.
powder room on LIST a.. paneied
rec. nm. garage S2S.SO0 CROSS
4 PERRY. INC. Realtors, OIL,
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Jamestown Island
Church Urged as
Permanent Shrine

RICHMOND. Dec. Z Up
DR.. Churchill y. Gibson today
expressed the hope that the
historic old brick tower church
on jamestown Island would be
transformed permanently from
q shrine to an actual house
Of prayer" with services there
each summer for tourists.
DR.. Gibson. former rector OF
st. James Episcopal Church
here. has been chaplain Of the
old tower church during the
duration Of the jamestown FeS-
tival. Services have been con-
Quoted there regularly three
times on Sundays and on week
days whenever Q group col
lected.
The church is owned by the
Association for the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities. It was
released to the Diocese Of
Southern Virginia for the du-
ration Of the jamestown Festi-
val in order that 1t might func.
ton as q church again.
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$4,000 Cars in Week
Use Baltimore Tunnel

BALTIMORE. Dec. Z R.-
The new Baltimore Harbor
Tunnel was used by $4,000
motorists during its first week,
Louis J. oDonnell. chief adj
ministrative officer Of the
States toll facilities. released
the figures. noting that the
week was abnormal because Of
sightseers and snow.
Sunday was the peak day for
traffic as $1,000 cars and trucks
passed through the tunnel.
Traffic reached an ebb on
Wednesday Only 10000. Mr..
ODonnell attributed this 70 the
snow.
Daily trafiic expected during
1858 Is $4,000 vehicles. The
daily average Is expected 10
soar to $4,000 by 1872.
The eity's transit and traffie
department said the tunnel
took q large number Of trucks
of Pratt street during the first
week Of operation Of the $l44
million toll facility.
Still to be installed are some
markers to indicate destinations
reached through the tunnel.
The snow storm delayed in
stallation work.
Mr.. ODonnell said signs
warning approaching drivers of
tunrel load regulations have
been requested by his Office.
Trucks carrying certain for
hidden materials and house
trailers with bottled cooking
gas are now allowed to turn of
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Hospital Urges
Proxy Vote Curb

"A restriction on the use OF
proxy votes has been proposed
By the Fairfax Hospital Associ-
alton Board Of Trustees.
The board has asked that
proxy votes be limited only 10
the election Of members Of the
Board Of Trustees. An amend
ment to the bylaws to this
effect Will be presented to the
associations membership at q
meeting February 3.
The amendment would mean
that only the members present
could vote on all issues. other
than election. coming before
the association at its annual
or special meetings.
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|Stote Agriculture
EmpIoye to Retire
After SO Years

RICHMOND. Dec. 7 M.--
Lawrence Taylor Berry. ~, win
retire December 81 after serv-
ing almost SO years with the
Virginia Department Of Agri-
culture. AZ of them as assistant
commissioner.
Mr.. Berry's retirement will
end what viii be q record Of
long service among department
personnel. just five months
short Of q half century. He had
hoped TO reach q full so years
Of service but abandoned the
goal because Of recent illness.
Mr.. Berry came with the Ag-
riculture Department In 1908
from his native Luray where
he had been assistant cashier
OF the First National Bank. His
Ifirst assignment was as finan-
cial clerk. AT that time the
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Annapolis Seeking
Stute Aid on Rood

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dec. Z t#1.-
Mayor Arthur q. Ellington said
yesterday he will ask the Gen.
eral Assembly to take action To
relieve Annapolis Of q t343.574
payment to the State Roads
Commission.
The money is due as the city'i
share Of the cost Of construct
ing Rowe boulevard into the
city from u. s. 80. The dual
lane expressway spur was con.
structed under an agreement
between the commission and
the city.
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before paying q toll at the Can
ton end. but must pay a toll
when approaching from Fair
field and then leave the high
way between the toll booth and
the tunnel.
Mr.. ODonnell said their exit
any other way would constitute
a bad trafiic hazard"
BY Friday l.l00 commuter
books had been sold. They cost
$3.50 for Is round trips. a saw
ing Of $3.50 week for those
who would otherwise pay the
regular Accent toll charge
twice daily.
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department personnel mum.
bered rs. with George w
Koiner as commissioner.
Since then Mr.. Berry has
seen the STAFF grow to more
than 400 persons under former
Commissioner l.. M. Walker,
IT,. and the present commits
sioner, Parke G, Brinkley.
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Dinwiddie County
IOkoys $40 Auto Tax

DINWIDDIE. Va. Dec. 7 LR.
-Dinwiddie County supervisors
have given final approval to q
$40 motor vehicle tax on all
cars and trucks in the county.
License tags will 90 on sale
March Is. They are expected
to produce about $4,000 q
year. This money probably will
be used for school construction.
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The Garden Club of Alexandria
Robert Miller Reese civic historic and preservation
na and washington to the city Miss Cao Nixon OF AZ Taylor
Run parkway Alexandria adjusting the painting the
House Mrs Reese direct descendant of Ramsay
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eventually solve juvenile de-
linquency, told the conference:
''Nightsticks and curfews may
curb delinquency but won't
curt it. A program Of total Mt
ness would effect the cure for
this problem confronting the
Nation today"
Many Of the delegates to the
conference appeared to feel
that while the Nations young
people are taller and heavier,
they lack the stamina of pre-
ceding generations.
There seemed to be general
agreement that the council
should not be set up as a sep
arate Federal agency with a
budget from Congress. but
should continue as a small
group financed by modest con-
tributions from the executive
branch Of the Government.
The Departments of Defense.
Interior. Agriculture. Labor and
Health. Education and We'll
fare gave a total of $l43 900 to
the council this year. The
council and Advisory Commit
tee. warned by Mr.. Nixon not
to expect additional Federal
funds. will have to rely on local
and State governments for A.
nancial support.