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Dwellings Approved
In Prince Georges

Recent building permits is
sued By Prince Georges County
include:
Hillanaale Forest, Inc, 74Oo Aspen
ava, Takoma Park. owner and builderi
dWelnng on Green Forest Dr. Hillan-
dale cost, e1S,b0O.
Evegaland. Inc. 1907 Nicholson st.
Hgattsyille, owner and builder dwell
ing A. 5pOv Sargent rd.' chillum, cost
Marx Banks. 1918 sth st., Alex.
andria, owner and builder: DWELLING
on Fort Trail ar Aceokeek; cost
Nj and Mrs Haryes Fitting. sBgs
Adelphi rd,,. AdelphL owners. carl a
spring rd., Adeipiji; cost. 81 900,
Joseph Vito Arcuri, 2401 Fairlawr
81 Hillcrest Heights, owner ant
builder dwelling At 4426 Fort dr..
90uthlawn; cost, $4,000.
spIins. OTSsI H0sl sHS @ 5Siidsr 1RRs dWsiil sHsil
lngs in Knollwood. Adelphii cost
T'femafco rem Corp. i7sS g. capitol Sc,
Washineton oWnert builder not Sc.
and 81; Barnabas rds.. oxon Hill; cost
The fSe Most REV. Patricb A. o,Boyls
I721 Rhode Island ave. NV, wash
tngton, owners: builder not named
school addition at 1900 Marlboro pike
ForeStville: cost. 100000.
Mrs. 3 Mahoney, Lanharn, owner
John H. Kagie, IT,, builder; DWELLING
On Riyerdale rd., Lanham; cost, S27,'
chester Dale Haieht. egO3 RambIe.
wood or. District Heights, owner anc
builders; DWELLING on Lansdale anc
RambleWood dr.; cost, $4,000.
Lacy A Farley, 6605 pdth ave-
sanham, owner and builder; dwell.
ings In seabrook Acres. Lanham; cost
$4,000. $1,000. $4,000.
Irwin A. Woifson. l:,3u rernway rd
NV Wash, owner and builder; 8
dwellings at 0S11. 6Sl2 and 1914
calverton DR. Hyattsville: cost $751;
John K. Perren. s53I selby la,
Temple Hills, owner; John c. Dawson,
builder dwelling At 500 Woodland
blvd, oxon Hin; cost. $4,000.
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Edward Walters, Bi2f b3rd ave,
Camp springs owner and builders
dwellings on Middleton Ia. and Dali
ton st., Camp Springs; cost. $4,000
Tremarco Corp, Box 1901, Wash.
ingt0n, owner and builder service sta
ton on Lanham Severn I'd, seahrook'
cost, $4,000
John White House, Goa Darrington
81. Sc, Washington, owners; Inter-
coastal Project, builders; dwelling on
Kings la, 6ilesla. cost, 825, 200.
North American Constr. Corp 1896
Conn. ave. NV, Washington, owner
and builder; dwelling on Benfant DR.
SileSia; cost, $3l 900
Walter G. Breckenridge, 660D Liv.
lngston rd, owner and builder; Z
DWELLINGS at 66i3-6617 Livingston I'd
Oxon Hill. cost. $4,000.
Leo w, Lopez. 5000 Branch ave.
HIilcreat Heighta. owner and builder
dwellings on S3rd ave, Forestvilei
cost $4,000 each.
Carlson Constr. Co.. Inc, 430i sll.
yer Hill rd., owner and builder. ~
dwellings In River Ridge Estates, Oxor
Hill; cost. S1b.500 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greenaway
lh3l4 Henderson rd.. owners: Cecil q
WILLIAMSON, builder: 2 dwellings OF
Middleton la. Camp Springsi cost
Si2.b00 each.
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SILVER SPRING
sloo Wire Avenue

Lovely, large brick home on beau.
iaininr. Ilylns room IS ~ Il,
6InInf room is By IL, huge kiteh-
In. Daneled den ana powdetr
roem on list floor. Second floor
has 3 bedrooms and bath, Base
nisnt with large rec. room and
III bath. Dashboard hot water
heat. Vacant. Only I block 20
Highland View Elem. school.
Fenced lot with trees galore. Can
assume G20,OO0 1st trust. Price
dFastically reduced.
Dir: Out colesrille Rd. to Frank
Wire Are, right to sign.
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MONTGOMERY ESTATE.
BeltsviIIe, Near NSA
S1S,650-FHA Terms

3ioioJV-tHS iSIWS
More house for the money than
yeu win see anywhere. Brick and
stone Rambler. Six spacious
rooms, 2 baths, full basement.
also carport. Approximately "a
acre lot. Features separate din.
ing room, fireplace In large liV.
Ing room. Spllt-ievels priced from
s24,25O up adjacent to site Of
new Catholic church and school.
Dir, OHt Ponder Mil Rd., to
Montgomery Rd., right to Mont
0omeTp Estates. OR, Out Bdltt-
more BlUd. to BeitSUille. left on
Montgomery Rd.
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. ApELPHI HEIGHTS
930s AdeIphi Road

NeW brick Rambler. Unusually
attractive modern design. Six
spacious rooms. 2 full baths,
Tremendous basement; corner
fireplace In living room; sepa-
rate dining room; porch and car
pert. VIII consider your house
IN. trade. Priced for immediate
sale.
Dir. Out RIGGS Rd. to Adeiphi
Rd., left on Adelphi Rd. to 9505.
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SILVER SPRING
oS0S Adelphi Road

Very attractive Cape COD brick.
Just 2 years old. Large hvins
room with fireplace, separate din.
Ing room. T0day's kitehen with
birch cabinets and wall oven,
Two bedrooms and bath plus 2
fine bedrooms and bath on see-
end floor. st. Canilllts Parish,
purchaser can assume el0.b0O
lean or finance urder new FHA
financing with $4,000 down.
Dir: Out New Hampshire Ape. to
9Ig0 block, right on AdeIphtd,
RIGHT to 9505.
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HUGH Z. PECK
OFFERS
SELECT HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-e
SILVER SPRING
l26le FarneII prIve

IluI0 FuFHGW UFIVl
Ne this sparkllng 3 bedroom
tftek rambler last newly deco
rIindows. Detached one car
1arare. Safe WaIk % school,
56S down viii buy. FHA
AppFoved, $4,000.
Dr.: Out Georgia Are. to Weller
q, lelt 20 HoldridOe Rd., rioht to
taenen Dripc.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
GARDENS
sllo Hammond Ave-.

Oily Hummono ave.
Modern brick and stone Rambler
siS snaeieuS reams. ~ bsfhs'
screened M porch, excellsnt cendi.
tion, reasonable down payment
under FHA, 25 or 80 year loan
available. Price greatly reduced.
Dir: out New Hampshire Ape. to
ubtversitv BlVd., left to Locknev
Ace, left to Hammond.
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HILLANDALE FOREST

I02l0 Green Forest D..
~ 4 Bedrooms, ; Baths
'a9 New Split Level Home
Living room with fireplace. dininE
! room, heautifHl kitchens 26-ft.
recreation room, 2-ear garage,
prestige location. Terms or trade.
Dir: Ont Rep Hampshire Are. to
Forest Dr., right to Peck's Open"
St0R.
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GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Miss Cdrere Brings
usFrom France

friendly. In France it is very
difficult to have a friendship
with a man, But in Amer
lea the women have more
equality, The girls are pleas
ant, too," Christine added
with a smile.
I'm France we have been
through two wars and many
terrible problems. but the
people are more gay, They
are different mentally. Here
it seems everyone is working
to get rich--to make money
they take their worries
home. But in Paris we never
are too busy working to en-
JOY life"
Christine had been shop
ping in Beverly Hills and re-
marked, The clothes are Just
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self on film I cried. ! wanted
to change myself in every
way You have TO experiment
to find out what is good and
what is bad" Christine con-
fessed she had changed the
color of her hair many times.
But" she explained, II pre-
fer 1t natural. Makeup
should be subtle | dislike
seeing makeup on a woman
in the sun"
Evening star., 1958-09-28
BY LYDIA LANE
Times-Mirror eyndieate

HOLLYWOOD, - An
extensive search and many
tests were made to find the
right girl to star in "A Ger
tain Smile" 20th Century,
Fox's film version Of Fran
coise Sagan's controversial
novel. But as soon as direc-
tor Jean Negulesco saw petite
Christine Carere, he knew he
had found his Dominique.
Even though Christine could
not speak English at that
time she was put under con-
tract to the studio.
When it was felt her Eng
lish was good enough for an
interview, I was invited to
have lunch with her. Chris
tine wore no makeup, except
a little accent to her eyes. AS
pretty as she was, she looked
shy and strained like some
one in the finals of an inn
portant quiz show, When l
suggested that we converse
In French she happily agreed.
With astonishing rapidity
she lost her solemn express
sion and began to eat and
talk with animated gaiety.
TRYING to understand what l
was saying, talking gramati-
cally and thinking her replies
through had conditioned her
personality.
II am always hungry over
here" she said carefully,
cutting the fat from her
steak. They say the screen
makes you look heavier. I am
on a starch-free diet with no
how do you call them
Enacks.
Always Rushing
Everyone over here eats
40 fast-I don't think they
taste their food-it is impos-
sible to enjoy something wher
you are rushing"
Christine lives in Holly
wood with two cousins, but
she is very lonely because hel
studio call interrupted hei
honeymoon with French Ac-
tor Philippe Nicaude.
"Our telephone calls are sc
expensive" Christine con-
fessed, but his play is a hi
in Paris and he cannot come
over here"
Have you met any Ameri'
can men?" I asked. a.
OH yes" she said. Man,
Of them at my cousins house
I hnd them very honest anC
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turier. A well-dressed woman
would never choose these.
They are too extreme"
Her Praise
Christine had high praise
for the makeup men in Hol-
lywood. This petite French
star has is pictures to her
credit, six Of them made in
Italian and German.
THE first time / saw my
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as expensive here as in Paris,
but French clothes are better
made" We chatted about
fashion. you have to choose.
There are designs in every
collection that are what one
might call conversation
pieces - something startling
TO give publicity TO the cou-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Youths Ordered
To Help Clean Up
MARYLAND Park

Two 17-year-old Gathers
burg youths who messed UP a
State park last month win get
q chance tomorrow to find out
how much work it takes to clean
it up.
Montgomery County Juvenile
Court Judge Alfred D. Noyes
yesterday ordered them to work
at the park from 9 am. to 5
pm. under supervision Of
Ranger Raymond Bladen.
The youths, Judge Moves said,
admitted overturning trash cans
and picnic tables and uproot-
ing signs last month because
two girls with them had angered
them. The girls, Judge NoyeS
said, had been making fun OF
the boys.
To keep the youths from
"skylarking around with other
teen-agerS for the next month
Judge Noyes also restricted one
of the youths to driving only
with his parents or an adult
approved by them. The boys
will have to be in by II pm
for at least a month, Judge
Moves said.
! The vandalism occurred nj
Seneca Greek State Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

Scott drive, Fairfax, were made
detective corporalS.
Richard H. Lester, 20, OF 1416
Arlington terrace, Alexandria
was made a detective corporal
in the juvenile bureau.
Sergt. James w. Maley, Al,
of Centreville, was promoted to
police lieutenant to serve in the
traffic bureau. Franklin w.
Jones, 80, Route 4, Fairfax, was
made a police sergeant.
Eight Made COrpOrals
These persons were made
corporalS:
Loren ]. Blamer, %, 926
Maple street, Fairfax; Walter
C. Hook, jr., IS, los Pine drive,
Annandale; Roland E. Heath,
80, Route /, Fairfax; Richard
E. Lloyd, 80, of Herndon, and
Thomas D. Thompson, 38, 2510
Grove road, Alexandria.
Also william F. Grissom, 26,
of 2417 Peabody drive, Falls
Church; C. Meade Stull, jr., "a,
1415 Patrick Henry drive. Falls
Church, and Richard T. VIII
liams. 81, of 504 Knollwood
drive, Falls Church.
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Cumberland
Trunsit Placed
In Receivership

CUMBERLAND, Aug. 2S
(AP) Cumberland Transit
Lines. Inc, went into receiver
ship yesterday.
In Allegany County Circuit
Court, Judge Morgan c. Harris
named two persons as receivers
to direct operations of the COM
pany-Guy M. Davis, company
president, and Henry w. Price,
retired district manager for Po-
tomac Edison Co.
Mr.. Davis and his wife
Marie, identifying themselves as
the sole common stock owners
in Cumberland Transit, filed a
bill of complaint saying the
firm had no money to pay cur
rent expenses, costs and main
tenance.
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EGG-LAYING FAIRFAX HEN
IS NOW STRUTTING ROOSTER

Fairfax County farmer has strutting rooster that
up three months laying eggs like any good
Napoleon F. Vanover of futile road in Fairfax Park,
said Of his white leghorn hens began the changeover
June.
"She laying eggs up until June 10. Then she
stopped" she said. "She first crowed like rooster on
June 10 and then the headcomb and leg spurs began
growing Now he struts around like rooster ought to-
County Agent Joseph Beard said such a change
among chickens is rare but not unheard Of. The last
case he remembered was several years ago.
Mr. Vanover said that when he a boy growing
hens considered unlucky and killed when it
was first noticed.
I'VE just let this one develop to see what would
happen he recounted. Now the hens don't recog
nize their old friend. He's rooster to them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Copter Landing
Tagged Routine
Emergency

A helicopter made what the
experts would call a routine
emergency" landing near An
drews Air Force Base yeSter-
day.
The twin-rotor Air Force
craft, with the pilot, co-pilot
and one passenger aboard, was
returning to Andrews when it
developed engine trouble and
put down in a field in the
1900 block of Allentown road
near Clinton, Md.
1t was unchanged and there
we're no injuries.
The pilot was Capt. Samuel
L. Mclean, 80, of 1922 Iver-
son street, Hillcrest Heights,
Md; the co-pilot. 1t. Alan Ar
thur, IS, of $500 Taylor avenue,
Fort Washington Forest, and
the passenger, SA6ergt. James
L. Roberts. %, of 1902 r street,
Hillside, Md.
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MULE TRAIL
Beck Happy
(PoliceAIso)
ToGoHome

Beck. 3 wandering mule that
made temporary foot patrolmen
out Of two Arlington policemen.
trotted home today, his owner
on his back.
The Animal Welfare League
Of Arlington reported that VIII
liam H. Bland picked up the
mule and took him home to his
three-acre plot Of ground at
also North Randolph street,
Arlington.
"The mule was as happy to
see him as he was to see the
mule" said Mrs. Alice s. De-
laney. ONCE manager of the
league, where the mule had
been taken by police.
The police found the mule
yesterday at 2 am. cropping
grass on the lawn of Philip
Peyton at 400 North Randolph
street. Police Pvts. Hugh Black
and Charles Gentry had to walk
five miles back to police head.
quarters with the stubborn
mule. The mule bolted twice.
But the league still had a
problem on It's hands. Mrs.
Delaney reported. The league
has a spider monkey with an
"extra-long" tail, found last
Sunday in North Arlington. So
far no owner has been found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

L. Durrer.
Mai. Durrer said the promo
tons, based on seniority. pro-
motional examinations and 1T
ness reports by department
heads, will become effective
Monday.
The test counted 40 per cent
and the ratings by superiorS sc
per cent, the police chief said.
Headed Satisfaction
Capt. Mahoney of 81 War
wick avenue, Fairfax, began his
police career in the 30s. Until
recently he was head Of the
Groveton Substation of Route l
south of Alexandria.
1t. A. Harry Crosen, 81, OF
Herndon was promoted to cap
tain and retained as head OF
the administrative bureau.
In the detective bureau, Den
mis- r. O'Neill, 80, of sol James
drive, Alexandria, was made o
sergeant. He will remain as
head of the vice squad. William
G. Haines, 80, of Fairfax, was
named detective sergeant
Donald F. Hurst, 36, Of 610
Valley drive Sc, Vienna. and
Marvin H. Herrell, SO, Of 30S
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Boy, 7, Finds Pistol.
Shoots Self in Heed

An olney MD boy lay in
critical condition today IN
Montgomery General Hospital
after he accidentally shot him
self in the head while playing
with a pistol he found hidden
in q cedar chest.
1--WE figured he wouldn't
know how TO load it, even II he
did find It," said Raymond @.
Boccabella Of Route /, Olney,
father Of Barry, z.
Police said the boy lad been
playing in an upstairs bedroom
yesterday and found the 80
caliber pistol in u cardboard
box hidden in cedar chest in
q closet. Barry apparently
loaded the pistol and was look
ing down the barrel when the
pistol went of, police saio.
Hes a very inquisitive boy;
he always has BEEN" his father
said. But he usually brings
whatever he finds to his mother
and father and asks If it's all
right to play with it, This time
he didn't ask u.s."
Barry is one Of seven children.
His mother and the other chill
dren were downstairs at the
time of the shooting. Mrs. Boca-
bella heard the pistol go OF
and raced upstairs where she
found her son. The boy was
taken to the hospital by the
Sandy Spring Fire Department
ambulance.
Mr.. Boccabella, manager Of
the Food Fair in Langley Park
said the pistol was given to him
by a friend two years ago when
the family moved into the coun-
try at Olney. He said he had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Road Work
Awarded for
500 Million

A contract for construction OF
six overpasses for the Wash
ington Circumferential high
way through Fairfax County
was among "a contracts total
ing 500 million awarded yes
terday by the Virginia State
Highway Commission.
Grading and draining work
for the 20-mile stretch of the
circumferential through Fair
fax already has begun. A
commission spokesman said
contracts for construction OF
other overpasses along the route
will be let later.
The ST. million contract
awarded today to Talbot
Marks g. Reunions Co., Inc,
GAINESVILLE, includes overpasses
to carry the circumferential
over Backlick road. the South
ern Railway tracks, Hemine
avenue, Braddock road, Route
236 and a creek near the inter-
section Of Route 236 and the
circumferential. a spokesman
said. Work is expected to
begin in the fall.
The commission also awarded
a $425, 1886 contract to the Guy
H. Lewis q Son Co., Mclean,
for reconstruction and WIDEN
ing to 40 feet, with curb and
gutter throughout, Of q 2.37-
mile stretch of Annandale road
between Route SO and AMMAN
dale.
A contract for widening of
Glebe road from South Adams
street to Arlington Ridge road
was awarded the Corson &
Gruman Co., Inc, Of the Dis
trict, for 1908. The project
includes a connection to South
| Wayne, South Veitch, Uhle and
South Troy streets and a bridge
over Long Branch.
The State plans to raise the
level Of Glebe road in this area
to reduce flooding Of the road
from Long Branch.
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Slayer Of Wife Claims
Her 100000 Estote

BALTIMORE. Aug. 81 (AP) =.
Robert j. Van Horn, serving
a 10-year prison term for the
Staying of his wife, claimed
her 100000 estate yesterday.
Circuit Judge Joseph L. Car
ter has been asked to settle
the problems presented in the
distribution of the estate,
Fourteen first cousins of Mrs.
Van Horn, who was found
beaten to death June 1, 1857
near her suburban Baltimore
home, contend they would IN
herit the estate if there had
been no will.
They also argue that Van
Horns act forfeited his right
to benefit by his wife's death
Van Horn, 55-year-old former
lumber company president, was
convicted of manSlaughter De-
cember Is, 1857 and given a 10
year term.
In his petition, Van Horn
pointed to the opinion and YER
dict Of the two-judge court that
convicted him in claiming he
should not be barred from in
heriting.
1.-The death of his wife" the
petition said, was not caused
by his Intentional or malicious
act, but occurred as the re-
suit of provocation, which was
determined by the court to be
adequate in law, because of his
mental condition, to reduce the
killing from murder to man
slaughter"
Van Horn also contended
that even if the court denied
him main inheritance rights he
was entitled at least to a one
third interest in his wife'S real
estate under the principles OF
rights of q surviving spouse.
Two religious groups named
by Mrs. Van Horns will to re-
ceive the main estate. if her
husband preceded her in death
said Van Horns rights were
forfeited. They also contend
they should share the reSiduary
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of him to take him out Of the
way.
He started q night. Our
people arrested him on instruc-
ton Of the States attorney"
David A. Hardness, Calvert
County States attorney, con-
flrmed this.
He said he had asked State
police to "Send all the troopers
they could" to the picketing
scene because he feared vio-
lence "and still fears it."
Mr.. Hardness said he ordered
Mr.. Tavaglione arrested when
the union oficial stood in the
road and refused to permit q
car to enter the yard.
mo MishandlinE"
There was no miShandling
OF him. AS q matter Of fact,
he resisted the officers and they
didn't use any more force than
necessary"
Mr.. Hardness dismissed the
union charge he favored strike
breaking. MY sole interest is
to preserve law and order and
to tolerate no unlawful con-
duct" he said. But If it's
necessary to lock up a union
organizer, I'm going to lock him
up"
State police told the Gov
ernor there were only three
troopers in the area yesterday,
and the number would be re-
duced to a normal one today
"if the area remains free Of
disturbance"
The boatyard employs about
100 persons.
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left the pistol at home for fam
lily protection because he works
at night.
Mr.. Boccabella said he had
been planning to get rid Of the
weapon because he now has
three police dogs.
The shooting was the second
such case in a week. On Au-
gust 81, Richard N. Harvell, 3,
son of a Fairfax County woman
detective, wounded himself crit
ically in the head while playing
with his mothers service re-
volver. Mrs. William A. Harvell
of 201 Railroad avenue, Falls
Church, told police she had
| Just returned from work and
her revolver was in her purse.
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court order to admit Negroes
This win result from the
States massive resistance
program automatically, he said
But, Mr.. Raul added, he be-
lieves that the county board
and the school board win petit
ton the Governor to reopen
the schools--even without State
education funds, If necessary
And he predicted the success
Of such a request.
ut seems to me that as we
reach the end Of litigation and
court orders become final and
binding" Mr.. Raul said, Gov
Almond will accept local option
and will respect the wishes OF
the local people in each COM
munity."
Expects No Disorder
The county board chairman
in an outspoken talk before the
Arlington County Council Of
Parent Teacher Associations
further said he anticipates nc
violence or disorder in Airing
ton on September 4, the day
the county schools are supposed
to open for classes. He noted
however, that the police and
other public officials are pre-
pared to deal with any ex-
tremistS and outside agitators
Mr.. Raul said the legality OF
Virginia school laws still will
have to be tested in the courts
Virginia statutes automatically
close racially integrated public
schools and State funds are
withheld if the schools are re-
opened on an integrated basis
He added: II fervently hope
that the schools will be opened
or continued open, if necessary
by court order If they are closed
and not opened under Stats
law"
In order for the county board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Course Is Scheduled
In Atomic Defense

Prince Georges County Civil
Defense Agency will open an
S-week course in Pathological
defense September 8 at the
University of Maryland.
The course will be held at
7:45 pm. on Mondays and will
include education in general as
poets of atomic blasts, atomic
physics and the effects OF
blast, heat and radiation on
man, food and water.