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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-19
CONGRESS CONSIDERING CONTROLS
Fire Ant May Invade
Virqinio in Few Years

A House Agriculture Subcom.
mittee is considering contro
legislation.
DR.. Clarkson urged the sub
committee to approve a bill pro-
posed by Secretary of Agriculture
Benson to strengthen and broad
en- the Governments pest control
authority contained in the Plant
Quarantine Act.
A main control method would
be authority to check all forms
of transportation to prevent
spread of the ant.
Control Expensive
DR.. ClarkSon said in an inter-
view that the ant can be con-
trolled with use of new insecti-
cides. such as chlordane. but that
control measures are expensive
and must be taken on a regional
basis.
He said there is not much hope
of natural enemies keeping the
ant from spreading.
The ant is "a pretty sturdy
customer" he said.
The pest damages vegetables
fruit trees. grains and pastures
in addition to killing wild game
and small farm animals.
Dr.. Clarkson said the imported
fire ant has a painful and lasting
sting.
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Mother Of Suspended Boy Hits
Notification Failure by School

The mother of a 17-year old
boy. who was suspended by Nc
Kinley Tech High School, asked
the Edgewood Civic Association
last night to determine why the
school authorities didn't notify
her about the suspension.
She said she did not find out
about the situation for two
weeks, when her son confessed
he had been dropped for re-
peated hardness.
When she went to the school
with her son. the authorities
told her he would be denied
readmission because he had
too much of his work.
She then appealed to mem
Der Of the civic association, and
the two of them gained readmis-
sion for her son on the basis of
his past record. which showed
him as satisfactory student.
According to F. j. Aranha,
assistant principal Of Langley
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acres would be within the city's
boundaries and the additional
land would be nearby.
Among the proposals approved
by the planning commission in
adopting the report were:
/. Provision for a new play
ground containing four acres
near Great Falls street and Vir-
ginia avenue, adjoining the pro-
posed new City Hall.
2. A new four-acre playground
near the lakewood Cemetery.
12-Acre Playground
8. A new 12-acre playground
on the Arlington County Falls
Church boundary. near Van
Buren, and Eighteenth streets
adjoining Four Mile Run.
4. Additional land along Trips
Run parkway. approximately
seven acres. to be linked with
the existing Oak street play
ground near the Oak Street
School.
The planning commission de-
ferred action on a proposed
land-uSe plan submitted by the
planning consultants as another
step toward completion of a
master plan. The report will be
discussed April Is.
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Assault Plea
Draws Fine

A $50 fine and a one year
suspended prison sentence was
ordered yesterday for a Suit
land Md man who pleaded
guilty to assaulting a 24-year-
old Palmer Park woman outside
her home early Saturday.
Furman Dewitt Bradbury. %.
Of the 1900 block OF Lewis ave-
nue.. entered a guilty plea before
Upper Marlboro Trial Magistrate
w. Britton Moore after Deputy
States Attorney John w. Mitch
ell reduced the charge from as
sault with intent to rape. The
lesser count was filed after the
victim said she did not want to
press charges.
Police said the assault oc-
Cured about 2.l5 am, when
Bradbury struck the woman and
dragged her into his car just
after friends had brought her
home and departed. The as
sault victim struggled free and
jumped from the car a few
blocks away at the Landover
road entrance to Palmer Park
and was taken to Prince Georges
Hospital by an unidentified pass
ing motorist, police said.
Detective Sergt. John w. Sid
dali said the woman was badly
cut an bruised about the face.
arms and legs, and that Brad
bury was bleeding profusely from
face scratches when picked up a
short time after the accident.
The victim told police she had
been out socially with friends
chen Bradbury was present.
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Detention Home
Deal Approved

The Northern Virginia Juve-
nile Detention Commission last
night approved a contract to buy
I8.8 acres near Merrifield in Fair
fax County as the site for the
new regional detention home for
Northern Virginia.
The property owned by Marion
and Bonnie Basse is being ac-
Iquired for $4,000. provided four
conditions are fulfilled:
l. That the property meet GER
tain soil tests; 2. That written
authority is received from the
Fairfax Health Department to
install septic tank: 3. That the
commission receives a coming
home on the agricultural site, and
"a. That a survey confirms the
amount of acreage specified in
the deed.
Martin v. B. Bostetter, COM
mission chairman, disclosed that
the exact location of the site is
on the north side of Route 1921
at its intersection with Route
700. also called Hunter road
The home is being built by
Alexandria. Arlington, Fails
Church and Fairfax County for
temporary custody of Juveniles
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a second major airport on their
livelihood"
Capt. Means said the employees
must consider the possibility OF
having to sell their homes. and
move to a new location; which
site they could reach most con-
,veniently and economically; TAX
ing the children out of present
educational institutions and re-
locating them in new schools.
Other factors. he added, included
the effect a major airport will
have on their communities eco
nomic growth, financial stability
and tax structure.
He said the survey indicated
that Of those eraning their living
at National Airport, rs per cent
resided in northern Virginia, 10
per cent in the District and 8
per cent in Maryland.
Others on the committee in
clude; Marvin Painter. a lin
CUISINE driver for Airport Trans
port; Mary Woodruff, a hostess
for Capital; Jack Branco, a
ticket agent for Eastern; Sam
Kinsey. dispatcher for Capital
and Paul Gaddy, a mechanic for
Capital.
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Draining Of Pond
Asked in Petition

A petition urging that a pond
near Springfield, Va, be drained
to remove the danger to children
has been signed by some $50
residents of the area.
The petition was circulated
after Michael G. Hudson, 7, of
59l5 Amelia street drowned in
Brookfleld Pond last January.
Members of the Springfield
Civic Association will discuss the
issue at a meeting at 8 pm.
tomorrow at Garfield School.
The proposal to drain the pond.
which is on a 27-acre tract
owned by the Fairfax County
Park Authority, is expected to
draw opposition from residents
who want to preserve the pond
and favor providing safety meas
ureS in the area.
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Reflector Tags
iIIAdvunces
In Maryland

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. 10 d.
The Maryland House of Dele
gates passed and sent to the
Senate yesterday a controversial
bill to require use of refiectorized
license plates on motor vehicles
after June /, 1859.
The vote was 1890 with Dele
gate A. Gordon Boone, Democrat
of Baltimore County, chairman
of the Ways and Means Com
mittee. protesting that it still
wasn't known how much the
project might cost the State.
Some other members of the COM
mittee, who voted against the
majority of their group when
the bill received a favorable
report. also registered objections.
Delegate Marvin A. Mandel.
Democrat of Baltimore, argued
that Connecticut, with the
greatest safety record in the
United States" has decided to
abandon the plates after having
used them several years. He said
it was because of their "prohibi-
tive cost and doubtful safety
value
Under terms of the bill, the
commissioner of motor vehicles
will decide what type of material
would be used to make the plates
more visible at night. There
were objections that as originally
drawn only one firm could quail
ify to make the plates.
In other actions:
Two bills to facilitate home
rule procedures for Maryland
cities and towns were among SO
acts of the General Assembly
signed by Gov. Mckeldin.
One gives municipalities zon-
ing and planning power over
areas they annex. The other
facilitates checking of voting
qualifications of persons who
petition a local government for
annexation.
He also signed a bill boosting
the speed limit on certain dual
lane highways from SIS to so
miles per hour.
Two other new laws will en-
able the State to obtain more
Federal aid for needy older peo-
pie who require medical atten-
ton.
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These five lasses will join with others from all of the
States, Alaska, Guam, Hawaii Puerto Rico and the
District in competing for the crown of the Cherry
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Junior High School, who was
present at the meeting:
1T is the responsibility of the
students to tell their parents of
such suspensions"
II the student does not COM
ply with this order and if he is
over l6, the school can assume
he has dropped out voluntarily
Mr.. Aranha said. Only if the
child is under l6, can he be
made to come back to school.
The meeting was conducted
by Warner Patterson. president,
and held in Langley Junior High
School, First and T streets NE.
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DISTRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COLONY DODGE, s26 Blodensburo Rd NE
DISTRICT DODGE PLYMOUTH, 430l Connecticut Ave NV.
FRANCIS g PARSONS, INC, 200 Nichols Ave Sc
kAplAN g CRAWFORD. 1929 chompoin Street NV
TORREY MOTOR COMPANY 1877 9th Street NV
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CD Seeding Course

Plans for a mass seeding
course will be discussed at a
meeting of civil defense volun-
teers and Fort Belvoir military
instructors at o'clock tonight
in the Forestville Grange Hall
in Fairfax County.
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Missile Contract Given

BALTIMORE, Mar. 10 (P.-
The Air Force announced a
$1.527.98l contract with the
Glenn l.. Martin Co. yesterday
for continued flight testing OF
the Matador missile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-19

ShAaAAOAAAeh A%SAAANSAsNSt
Administrator James T. Pyle. sal
lican Senator John Marshall
Butler on CAA technician B. S.
Spano lis entirely unwarranted
and uncalled for" Mr.. Spano
last week addressed a meeting
of the 10th District Airport
Forum on the impact of jet
transport airplanes on the COM
munity.
Senator Monroney denied Mr..
Spano had lobbied for the Burke
site. He said Henry J. Rolls,
chairman Of the Citizens Com
mittee for Burke Airport. had
called the CAA and asked if it
could send a technician to speak
at the meeting Of pro-Burke
citizens at the Annandale Fire
House.
No Site Discussion
Mr.. Spano gave technical
talk, an account Of which was
carried by The Star. Senator
Monroney said:
ut was confined entirely to
the subject assigned. There was
no discussion whatever of air.
port sites"
Senator Monroney said that
although there has been consid-
cradle lobbying by Maryland in
terests to have the National
Capital served by a second air.
port located in Maryland. sit is
my humble opinion that your
experts made a wise choice in
deciding on a location in Vir-
ginia."
Long an advocate Of the Burke
site. Senator Monroney said he
hoped the CAA soon would re-
ceive funds from Congress to
carry out the 1850 act directing
construction Of a second airport
"at a location Of your choos-
ing"
Congressman Visited
Meanwhile. a "graSs-roots"
committee of National Airport
employees paid personal visits to
members of Congress at the
Capitol to accentuate their sup
port for a second airport for
Washington at the proposed
Burke tVa.) site,
The group, headed by Capital
Airlines pilot Paul Means OF
wellington Heights, Va. met in
the lobby of the Congressional
Hotel to complete its strategy.
Then it went to call on Repre-
sentative Broyhill. Republican of
Virginia, who opposes Burke and
favors some other Northern Vir-
ginia site. He has suggested the
once-rejected Belmont Bay site
in Prince William County in
stead.
Then the committee h a d
scheduled meetings with Senator
Byrd, Democrat of Virginia,
Senator Magnuson. Democrat Of
Washington, Senator Potter. Re-
publican of Michigan. and Sena-
tor Smith. Republican of Maine.
Tomorrow, the committee plans
to see Chairman Holland Of the
Senate Appropriations Subcom-
mittee which is considering the
second National Airport site.
Capt. Means said the group
wishes to relay to the legislators
the results of a poll taken among
the $500 persons employed at
National Airport. which favored
Burke 8 to l on 2,l00 completed
ballots returned.
Difficulties Cited
National Airport personnel
have become alarmed by recent
indications that Washington S
second National Airport can go
anywhere" Capt. Means said.
land feel 1t is high time that
members of Congress. the public
and others consider the effects Of
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Airport Lobbying Laid
To Maryland Interests

Chairman Monroney of the Aviation Subcommittee Of the
Committee today accused Maryland interests
of lobbying National Airport that State and denied
charge that CAA obbied for the Burke Va Rse
The Oklahoma Democrat. letter to Civil Aeronautics
Administrator said the attack by Maryland Repub
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Immediate positions: eve. classes
incl lab: high school grads; to as
yrs. easy tuition: top salaries
supervised BY MD. CAPITAL
SCHOOL FOR DR.. 8 ASSISTANTS
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REPAIRS Z SERVICES

BRICK. cement. No Job too small.
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BUILDING REPAIRs. large or small.
Porehes. reer. rms. steps. side
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CARPENTRY AND PAINTING,
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FLAGsTONE. BRICK. CEMENT
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GENERAL REPAIR WORK. brick
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS OF any
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

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Thomas cleo. organs. $500 up. Low
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MEDICAL AND DENTAL STU.
DENTS Of Georgetown University.
desire rooms in GEORGETOWN, Glow
er Park, Burleith and Eoxhall
Village. Call registrars ONCE. FE.
$4,000 between o am. and 4 pm.
Thursday and Friday.
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BRICK
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sTfUATl0Ms-W0MER
MISUNDERSTANDING

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1915 You ct. NV, NO. 7-06e6. 81
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or baby sitting for the holiday.
Call 81 3-O450 between 10 am.
and 8 pm.
COLORED WOMAN desires 8 days
work or 5 days week. Written
refs. Mrs. Williams. tn. 2-2dSO.
70
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CHIHUAHUA. adorable. males and
Little tie Boy Blue. sbb tops. Ii
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BEDROOM. dining Fm.. contents Of
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UMFURMIsRED
ROOMS WANTED

cOLORED-2 UNFURN. ROOMS
for rent: reasonable price; quiet
home. Gail AP. 7-6724. q
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ROOMS FURM. s.E..s.W.

PA. AVE. HILLS--Master bedrm.,
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gentleman. LII. 2-3196.
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after $50, LU. 4-2492.
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ROOMS FuRMIsHED-M.E.

FURN. RMS.--49 quincy pl.. mr..
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Kit. and bath privfIs. HU. 3-3974.
cOLORED-DOUBLE ROOMS. share
bath and kitchen; convenient lnca-
ton and transp. to downtown. HU.
3-e16Q
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ROOMS. AIRS. TO SHARE

LADY, $685.. to share attrac. g
bedrm. apt. with another lady; r..
Myer area; excel. transp. TO Dis
trict and Pentagon; refs. exon,
Ia. 5-iS13.
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PakiStan
Visitor
Is Host

Continued from Page B-1
Mira Munir Baig, a nephew
of Pakistan"s Secretary of
the Ministry of Foreign AZ
fairs and Commonwealth
Relations, M. S. A. Baig,
who was also at the lunch
con. Cpl. Baig is a United
States Marine.
When the Prime Minister
visited the National Gallery
of Art yesterday following
his separate appearance be-
fore both houses of Con-
gress, he was greeted at the
gallery's entrance by Mrs.
John Shapley, acting chief
curator.
He was then conducted on
a short tour of the gallery
by DR.. Raymond S. Sites,
head Of the gallery's educa-
tional department. and Mr..
E. James Adams, assistant to
the Secretary of the gallery.
The busy Prime Minister
also managed to work in a
personal visit late yesterday
with CHA director Allen
, Dulles who at one time lived
in Pakistan and has con-
tinued to maintain an inter-
est in that part of the world.
Starring on the visitors
social slate today is the z
pm. reception being given
at the embassy by the Am
bassador and Begun Ali.
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water mark in years now
and very much dislike little
girl hairdo on women who
are no longer little girls.
I'd like to be able to wear
short, neat hairdos or pin my
hair back in a bun. A friend
told me that there is an opera.
ton to correct out-sized ears.
Would you tell me if this is
SOP"
A. Yes, these can be cor
rected by plastic surgery. If
you would like the name of
a well-qualif1ed one in your
part of the country, send a
stamped. self-addressed en-
velope with your request for
1t. However, you can have a
short. chic hairdo and still
have the hair cover the ears.