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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

president OF the AFL-CIo and
president OF the international
Brotherhood OF Sleeping Car Port
ers and the Rev. Martin Luther
King, southern leader who led
the Montgomery, Ala, successful
boycott against jimcro public
transportation.
While the immediate issue was
the new Little Rock development
the leaders offered Mr.. Eisenhower
suggestions and asked White
House action In the whole field OF
civil rights.
The request for White House
audience Of representative Negro
leaders had ben repeatedly made
since the Little Rock. Ark. school
incident II was made by various
leaders but first definite response
was given Congressman Adam
Clayton Powell months ago before
his indictment by a federal grand
jury on a tax evasion case Powell
was not among those invited To
the White House.
Negro Presidential assistant, 70
Frederick Morrow and another
White House staff member who Il
charge OF race relations were with
the President at the conference.
The nine point program sub
mitted 10 the President by tn
four leaders calls for;
1. A nationwide presidential an
nouncement. prior TO the reopen
ing OF schools In September, tina
the law win be vigorously uphel,
with the total resources at hi
command"
2. Calling a White House con-
ference by the President 20 dis
cuss ways and means OF obtain
Ing peaceful compliance with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Halle Seeks Help
For Summer Comp
Insurance Premiums

The Halle Q. Brown Fun in the
Sun" camp opens Monday June 80.
Expenses this year are up be-
cause more insurance is required
for each child.
Additional funds must be raised
in the Halle community to insure
that each child who is registered
for the camp have adequate In
surance protection. Camp rules in
sist on this.
The board last week appointed
committee to conduct a finance
drive to bring in the necessary
added funds. Chairman is George
Holland. Other committee mem
bers are John M. Patton. s. Ed
Hall, Fred Morisse, Rev. Denzil
Carly and Louis White.
Contributions are being sought
from individuals, business concerns
and organizations.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

will be wiped out In our life
time"
Prejudice and good citizen
ship. says Sinatra, Just don't go
together Bigotry is un-American "
sinatra, who IL starring IN
Kings Go Forth, a movie deal
ing with the subject OF interracial
love. has long been a champion Of
civil rights.
on the question Of an enter
tainer expressing his views on
national problems. sinatra says:
Il believe that an entertainers
function Is 10 entertain. But he is
also a responsible citizen with the
same rights and obligations as the
next man. When an entertainer
shirks his duty as a citizen in a
crisis he is as much 10 be criti-
cized as anybody else"
sinatra told EBONY editor
Morrison Of his friendships with
Negroes. MY friendships were
formed out Of affection, mutual re-
spect and feeling Of having
something strong In common.
These are eternal values that can
not be racially classified.
sinatra calls bigotry a national
disease that can be cured, and
says. Il am exceedingly optim-
istic about the future OF integra-
ton, much more than many poll
ticians. Indignation Is inevitable
and bigoted dimwits cannot pre-
vent IT,"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Pepper Our D0Y
Earlier Nexf
Week :.

Because a legal national holt
day, July 4, falls on the usual
date Of issue Friday, next
weeks paper will be mailed so
that subscribers will receive it
on July 3.
This is notice 10 those who
have news items, and ads for
the next issue should have them
in the Minneapolis office not
later than Tuesday noon,
July /.
Correspondents, solicitors
and others please take notice
Of the earlier deaaline.-Edi-
tor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

court rulings In the civil rights
field.
g. Making available TO all Off
cials and community groups seek
ing TO work out a program OF edu-
cation and action all necessary In
formation. resources and advice OF
appropriate government agencies
regarding the school Indignation
problem.
T. A request by the President
that both major political parties
"lay aside craftsmanship VI that
the Congress can enact a civii
rights bill" which would include
a section knocked out OF the
1857 civil rights law.
8, Presidential instruction to the
Justice Department to provide all
legal assistance possible In the
current Little Rock situation, in
GLIDING federal intervention as a
friend Of the court.
@. Presidential instruction 10
the Justice Department ito act
now 10 protect the right Of clti-
Ecns 20 register and vote"
Z. Presidential orders TO the Jus
tice Department ITO act under
existing statutes in the wave II
bombings OF churches, synagoges,
homes and community ocnters.
8. Presidential recommended
ton 10 Congress for extension Of
the life Of the new civil rights
commission for at least n full
year.
o. A Presidential state men
"that he believes In the principle
that federal money should not BE-
used 20 underwrite segregation in
violation Of the federal oonstitu.
tional rights OF millions OF Negro
citizens"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
NAAcP Liffle
Rock Appeal
Muy Be Here

There Is good likelihood that
the appeal OF last Saturdays fed
eral court decision postponing in
tegration in Little Rock public
schools fot 2h years win be held
in the Twin Cities.
NAACP lawyer Wiley Branton
filed notice Of appeal from the
ruling the u. s. District Judge
Harry Lemley, from Hope Ark.
to the Eighth Circuit Court OF
Appeals in st. Louis, Mo.
The Eighth Circuit Court OF
Appeals comprises Arkansas,
Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Neb-
raslSa and North and South Oak
ota.
The court has on numerous oc-
casions convened in cities other
than st, Louis,
The chief Judge OF the court,
Archibald X. Gardner lives In Abb
erdeen. 8. ID. and another Judge,
John b. Sanborn lives In st. Paul.
on assignment n federal district
Judge may sit on the circuit court
bench.
Edward ]. Dewitt. a Minnesota
federal district judge has sat or
the circuit court bench and tn,
court has met In st. Paul severa
times
whether the case win be
heard In the Twin Cltles do
ponds where Judge Gardner de-
cides where II will be heard.
! II win be heard either in 81
Louis, Huron, S. d.. or the Twil
! Cities.
II the case is heard In the Twill
Cities, the legal redress commit
tees OF the Minneapolis and 81
Paul NAACP will give MACE
legal staff which will argue III,
case before the court any assist
ance they might ask for Dougla
Hall, president Of the Min Cit!
NAACP. said.
II the case is heard in the Twir
Cities, Thurgood Marshal NAACI
legal chief. Robert Carter. his as
slstant and other top NAACP at
torneys will be in the Twin CitieI
for the trial.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
cASSIUS BAR q CAFE
AT NEW LOCATION July 8

A. y Cassius, announced this
week that the Cassius Bar A
Cafe viii be in It's new location
Tuesday July 8. The new location
Is at 31s srd St. Minneapolis.
Grand opening win be Tuesday
July s
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

1t made the pastor. Rev.
Williams, who organized New
Hope Church beginning with Wei
come Chapel at 375 N. Harrington
on Easter Sunday April 1852, very
happy to see his dream come true
after five years and two months
time.
Rev. Williams had many discour-
aging moments at the beginning,
but his motto is, after every dark
cloud there is a silver lining"
His favorite quotations are I'VE
walk by faith and not by sight
and With God all things are posi-
BILE"
Negotiations were handled by Fall
con Realty Company.
On last Sunday June %. as New
Hope congregation marched into
its new home, many with smiles
on their faces and some shedding
tears of joy, praised and gave
thanks to God for this great sue
cess.
Rev. Williams said, God has
blessed New Hope and not only
New Hope, but the Baptist denom-
nation in the Twin Cities. I hope
that through the sweat Of tears
that people shed, my people, the
Baptist denomination. will be will
ing TO cooperate"
The purchase Of this property
is another step forward for the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Attending Workshop: Mrs. Cur
lis Horne Franklin, chief dietitian
al Veterans hospital. Tuskeege.
Ala. IL attending a workshop at
the University Of Minnesota. Mrs.
Franklin Is also checking plans
for her summer home on Typo
Lake in Stacy. MINI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Cont HGfe and Live Well;
Frank Sinatra Talks
About Race Problem
In Ebony Article

Chicago-'You can hate and live a wholesome life" says
Frank Snara in article appearing in the July issue Of
EBONY Magazine.
In six page magazine article The Way Look At Race
Snatra tells EBONYS New York editor Allan Morrison his
feelings the subject Of and his belief that segregation
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
New Hope Baptist
Purchases New Home
A. 321 Edmund

Announcement was made this
week by Rev. Kneely Williams,
pastor of New Hope Baptist
Church, of the purchase of the
Wesleyan Methodist church loeat-
ed at 321 Edmund St, st. Paul.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
DIVORCE GRANTED

Clarence w. Smith. 1920 goth
Av s.. Minneapolis was granted
a divorce from Gloria Smith 20
w. ssrd St. Minneapolis In Hen
nepin county district court Wed
nesday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Baptist denomination, Rev VIII
liams said
New Hope Baptist church was
formerly located at 525 Rondo Av.,
in Dining Car Walters Union Local
SIC headquarters. The new loca-
ton is 32l Edmund.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Nations Daily Press
Editorial Comment On
Little Rock Decision
BY CECIL z. NEWMAN
Editor Spokesman q Recorder Papers

roundup of editorial the decision Of Federal
district court Judge Harry j. Lemley grant the Little Rock
school board the right the Negro children from the
Little Rock Central High School and postpone indignation in
that c schools for pa years received with mixed feel
that schools for pa years shows the decision received
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Leaders Ask Eisenhower
10 Assume Leadership
In Civil Rights Battle


if
the 10
aders only
friendly n
director The National Urban eaue Phillip Randolph
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Rondo St.Anthony Group
Urged To Use Caution
In Purchasing Property

In letter mailed TO all members of the Rondo,St Anthony
Highway Organization this week Timothy Howard president
outlined a number of suggestions which he said may
houSehoders and affected by the St Paul freeway
and money.
Towards page communication gave these pertinent
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
SENIOR CHOIR ST. JAMES
MINNEAPOLIS SPONSORS
BIG BABY CONTEST

BIG BABY CONTEST
The Senior Choir St James
AME Church. Minneapolis, Is spon-
soring a Baby Contest at Pillsburv
Settlement House, $40 10th Av.
S. Sunday June 20, at $3.50 pm.
Public is invited
Sammy L. Hook is president,
Rev Cleveland smalls. Pastor
Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Keep off the date saturday Js1y
rs. 1854 81. Paul NAACP Annual
Membership Victory Dance. Ari-
roma Room the Prom Ballroom
Advt-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Libraries
mnn. Historical See.
Zens Z
Reel Greatness

These are the people who. more than
our natural resources, more than our in
dustrial capacity, make America great
the burly elevator operator who gives up
his Saturdays to move heavy equipment
at hospital; the friendly visitor who
through her weekly visits helps an old
man lying alone and inert in a nursing
home, live again; the newspaper executive
who transports carloads of mentally IN
patients to picnic; the young business
man who sponsors prisoners for parole
Shirley Camper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

sinatra is seen and heard local
" on wTCN-Tv. Channel IL on
Fridays
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
The
HIGH
And Low
I'D 0WN
BY BAnEE THOMAS

The Rev. DR.. Kelly Smith. Nash
vile Baptist pastor who preached
at Pilgrim Baptist church, St
Paul last Sunday bore a striking
resemblance TO Edgar Pillows,
saltwater Prison psychologist.
The Federal court ruling on
Continued on Page 81
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

southerners can point out justly
Continued on Page ~
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07

Municipal Court Judge, Henry Holden fright is shown
installing Pat Feeney as President Of the Franklin County
Young Democratic Club.
Feeney is a member Of Holy Rosary parish and presi-
dent Of the Holy Rosary Athletic Association. He is also
lst Vice Commander of Seiofo Post No. 604. Feeney re-
sides at 56o BuIen Avenue with his wife, Alice Rita, and
their six children, three Of whom attended Holy Rosary
School,.
Judge Henry Holden resides at 1873 Sheffield Road
and is a member Of Our Lady Of Peace Parish.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07

Read The Times Classified Ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07

release from o religious organ
ixafion - Catholic or Protest.
ant, II doesn't seem TO make
any difference 49, there's some.
thing in the release THAT'S
wrong" one desk man said.
Either they've left out the
date, or have fhe wrong time,
or wrong address, or they mis-
spell . name. IFS amazing how
many people donff even bother
TO identify persons correctly.
They call a man j. Smith in
stead Of John r. Smith, We
try TO call and get the correct
information when we have
time, but If an important
sfory's breaking we can't find
the fine to dig out information
that should have been there in
fhe first place. The result? The
story ends in fhe wasfebaskef
Instead Of in the paper"
One news editor said he could
count on the fingers of one hand
letters of praise received from
Catholic organizations during hi:
20-year newspaper career. Letters
from Protestant officials, minis
tiers and organizations are a fire
quent occurrence, he said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07

Checks made here of all major
communications media - newspa-
pers, television stations, and ra-
dio stations-disclosed that the
newspapers and stations almost
never get a letter of thanks for
running a Catholic story or pro-
gram.
They are getting them-quite a
few of them - when Protestant
programs appear.
The newspapers and stations
aren't complaining, and had
not mentioned the matter until
II was brought out i'm inter.
views with media representa-
fives in The ST. Louis Review,
newspaper OF fhe ST. Louis
archdiocese.
1--WE don't expect to get thank
ed for stories," said one city edi-
tor. Getting stories is our bust
ness
However, a good many of the
stories are f~eature-type material
that is considered optional with
the papers, as are the more elab-
crate special events programs
carried by the radio and TV sta
tons. All three media tend to
judge the effectiveness of these
special efforts by the reaction the
public gives them.
All too often, special Catholic
stories and programs have result
ed in absolutely no reaction, pro
or con, it was disclosed
Sometimes the situation Is
worse - they do get reaction
from Catholics, who ask why the
story couldn't have been longer,
or on page one.
The Review survey also uncov-
cred the fact that scores of press
releases from religious organiza-
tions are ending in the waste
baskets simply because the send
ers haven't taken the time to
mention basic details.
"ceneraIIy speaking, we
know that any time we get
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
Award 20
Semi-AnnuaI
TV Medals

NEW YORK - (NC) - Chris
TOPPER medals have been awarded
% television producers, directors
and writers for their work on
eight TV productions during the
last half of 1857.
The award winners received CT
tations and bronze medallions in
scribed with the Christopher mot
to, Better to light one candle
than to curse the darkness" They
were credited by Father James
Keller, founder of the Christie
pliers, with using their "God-giv-
en- talents in a constructive
way" Father Keller said the eight
shows are Representative of tele-
Visions great potential In pro-
viding high quality family enter
tainment.
Awards were given to:
Producer Jerry Stage, director
Robert 2. Sinclair and writer
David Evans for the October 1
Telephone Time program entitl.
ed "The Gadfly," over ABC.
Producer-writer Bill Morrow,
director Seymour Berns and mus
ical director Toots Camarata for
the October Is Edsel Show over
CHS.
Producer David Susskind, dir
ector Daniel Petrie and writer
Leslie Slote for 'The Prince and
the Pauper," the October % Du-
Pont Show of the Month on CHS.
Executive producer Walt Dis
ney, producer-director Larry Lans-
burgh, director Robert Steven
son and writer's Janet Lansburgh,
Bill Walsh, James Alger and Lee
CLANCY for the November 20 pro-
gram of Disneyland, "The Best
Doggone Dog in the World" over
ABC.
Producer-writer Henry Salo-
mon, director Donald Hyatt, writ
er Richard Hansen and editor
Silvio D'Alisera for "The Inno-
cent Years." the November 81
telecast of Project 20 on NBC.
Producer director writer AL
Wasserman for "Brainwashing,"
the November "a production of
The Twentieth Century over CHS.
Producer Samuel Chotzinoff,
director Kirk Browning, music
and art director Peter Herman
Adler and composer Francis
Poulenc for the NBC Opera per-
Torrance of dialogues of the
Carmelites" on December 8.
Producer Tom Mcknight, di-
rector Jean Yarbrough and writ
ers Dick Conway and Roland Mac
Lane for the Life of Riley tele-
cast, "Guest from England" over
NBC, December 20.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
Diplomat Says
Reds Veto
Hurts U.N.

NOTRE DAME - The United
Nations is "gravely handicapped"
by the Soviet Unions misuse of
the veto power in the Security
Council, Sir Pierson Dixon, perm
anent representative of the Unit
ed Kingdom to the UN, declared
here.
The veteran British diplomat
conceded that the United Nations
was able to halt aggression in
Korea. This was possible, he said,
'only because by a tactical mis-
calculation the Soviet delegation
was absent from the Security
Council and therefore not able to
impose its veto when the import
ant decision was taken. This was
an accident which we cannot
count on being repeated"
Sir Pierson, who has headed
Britain's delegation to the UN
since 1854, discussed Diplomacy
at the United Nations" in a lee
ture sponsored by the University
of Notre Danes committee on in
ternational relations.
"The Soviet line is to play on
the fear of war;" Sir Pierson as
serted. In the last few months, he
noted, "they have intensified
their propaganda effort by capt.
talizing on their remarkable adj
vances in science and by alternat-
ing peace propaganda with intim-
idation."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07

Let a classified sell that no
longer needed item.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
PrOtest0nts OutscOre
Catholics in Press
Relation, Editors Say

ST. LOUIS-Dontl look now, but Protestants are scor-
ing a big public relations beat here over Catholics in the
field OF press relations.
They're doing it with two short words, "Thank you"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07
Archbishop Dies

TREVISO, Italy - NC)
bishop Egidio Negrin of Treviso,
so, died here after a brief illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

Constitution avenue NV: To
Washington boulevard and Co
lumbia Pike-At 4:30 pm, 10
minutes. At $50 pm, is min
utes. To Columbia Pike and
Glebe road-At 4::30 pm, Is
minutes. At Sis pm, % min
utes. To Annandale at CO.
lumbia Pike and Route 236--
At 4:30 pm, % minutes. At
Sis pm, 40 minutes.
Via the Fourteenth street
bridge from Fourteenth street
and Constitution avenue NV:
To Shirley highway and Wash
Iington boulevard-At 4:30 pm
8 minutes. At 5:45 pm, q min
utes. To Shirley highway and
Glebe road-At 4:30 pm, Il
minutes. At 5:45 pm, "a min
utes. To Shirley Highway and
Route AT 4:30 pm. Is min
utes. At 5:45 pm, 81 minutes
To Springfield at the Fran
coma interchange of Shirley
highway-At 4:30 pm, 20 min
utes. At 5:45 pm, So minutes.
Via Whitehurst freeway
Canal road and Chain Bridge
road from Seventeenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV
To Canal road and Macarthur
boulevard-At 4::30 pm, 8 min.
utes. At Sis pm. is minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Transit Asks
Reheoring on
Wheaton Run

BALTIMORE, June IA tR.
ID. C. Transit System Inc,
has asked the Public Service
Commission for rellearing Of
a May IL decision that it could
not extend a Montgomery
County line all the way into
Wheaton.
d. C. Transit had asked per-
mission to extend its Silver
Spring community busline from
Four Corners to Wheaton. The
PSC ruled this would result in
competition with the opelation
Of Suburban Transit Co II
said d. c. Transit could extend
no closer than half a mile to
Wheaton.
The petition for rehearine
said the company's original
proposal should be operated In
its entirety and sit is uneco-
nomical. Instantaneous anc
impractical for only part Of
such services to be operated
by applicant"
d. C. Transit said the PSc
was wrong. in its May Il
order, in finding there is nc
public demand for the full ex-
tension and finding that the
extension would become COM
petitive with Suburban Tran
sit.
The company said it woulc
submit new evidence at the
rehearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

parkway and the Fourteenth
Street Bridge to Fourteenth
street and Constitution avenue
NV: From Morniugside drive
and Mount Vernon parkway
At Z am, 81 minutes. At 1880
am, 80 minutes. From Belle
View boulevard and Memorial
parkway-At 1908 am. Is
minutes. At 1903 am. % min
utes. From the north edge of
Alexandria-At TIL am, 10
minutes. At 7:45 am. 10 min
uteS.
The minimum and maximum
driving times for rush-hour
driving in the afternoon from
Washington are as follows:
Via Memorial Bridge and
Arlington boulevard from Sew
enteenth street and COnstitu-
ton avenue NV: To Glebe
road and Arlington boulevard
At 4:30 pm, II minutes. AT
Sis pm, % minutes. To Seven
Corners-At 5 pm, 80 minutes
At Sis pm, % minutes. TIC
Arlington boulevard and Gal
lows road-At 4::30 pm. "a
minutes. At Sis pm, 40 min
utes.
Via Memorial Bridge, Wash
ingt0n boulevard and COlumbis
Pike from Seventeenth an6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

From Baileys Cross Roads-At
7:06, 81 minutes. At S:24 am,
IS minutes. From Columbia
pike and Glebe road--At T:12
am, Is minutes. At 8:14 am,
is minutes. from Washington
boulevard and Shirley highway
AT 7:18 am, 8 minutes. At
8:18 am, IL minutes.
Via Shirley highway and the
Fourteenth Street Bridge to
Fourteenth street and Consti-
tuition avenue NV: From
Springfield at the Franconia
interchange Of Shirley high
way-At z am, 10 minutes. At
7:30 am, 90 minutes. From the
interchange of Route 7 and
Shirley highway-At 7.u8 am.
II minutes. At 8:07 am. 81
minutes. From Shirley highway
and Glebe road-At ITO am
8 minutes. At 8:13 am, Is mi
nutes. From Shirley highway
and Washington boulevard
At 7:12 am, minutes. At
1928 am. II minutes.
Via Arlington boulevard and
Memorial Bridge to Seven
teenth street and Constitution
avenue NV: From the corner
of Arlington boulevard and
Gallows road-At Z am, As
minutes. At 7:15 and 8 am, 81
minutes. From Seven Corners
At 1908, 81 minutes. At $40
am, q minutes. From Glebe
road and Arlington boulevard
AT 7:18 am, 81 minutes. At
1882 am, 20 minutes.
Via Chain Bridge road, Chain
Bridge, Canal road and White
hurst freeway to Seventeenth
street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV: From Tysons Cor
ner at Route 7 and Route
123--At 7 am. and 8:15 am.
Is minutes. At 7:45 am, 81
minutes. From Langley al
Route 123 and Route 193-Ai
1908 am, II minutes. At 7:5t
am, 81 minutes. From Cana
road and Macarthur boulevard
AT 7:l9 am, 6 minutes. Al
$40 am. II minutes.
Via Mount Vernon MemOria