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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
BY Hcrry Mace
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

DODGE IS Royal va hardtopI
r ,.sdio. hsslsr RI, GSweraite;.. W.
wHEEIsR. INC. cHRYsLER CITY
LARGEsT WARRINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV, I'm. a-i020
DODGE 1893 Cofonet. 4-dr. sedan
forest green and white. Nyromatie.
Lii; Wv. tires. etc. 4ale price
500 can nnsnes with seb dowW
Royal Motors tPlymouth)
tl00 Ca. Ave. NV. Ia. a.2p00
D .sDDa Ss' ss. s'S :, scSsp, qy
eiiisssla n e s.iI w. S;skfey" sEcssfEo5k
s.fssoti Dodss. biynscsiut6n 10 psssls r.
FORD 10 Paifiane VS. Yordor;
nsdiSR-Siys inishi one owner. real
HILL e. SANDERS
Wssh's Oldest Ford Dealer
TIA vermont Ave. NV,
AID. 4.4aQO
F0RD 81 fordof TaiFiane vs.:
rordematie, power ktteftng 7.
sna h., iyoe. HoRNER'e COR
IA ave- e. BE- issI I. sth su III d Ha,sI'
EShp essu,, fsPy si.Gs ~. si1s
$%s:sa iHS' : n ~ + :SO:srsa; ;;
Emerson & Orme, Buick
2aOl n. Ave. NV. II. 7.30oU
FORD 1885 v-e Victoria haratop
beautiful turquoise and white hnsh:
fully equipped with p.s. p.b,. p,F-
|p stats. Forcomatie. :. ana h
y ". tires, etc. pficed 10 sell. full
price. seeb. Can lnanee with sos
down OF bank rate.
Royal Motors. tPlymouth)
4i00 Ca. Ave NV. IA. $4,000
HoRD ssB sunlper Convertible:
liamoTOus torch red: real niesI
HILL & SANDERS
wash, q Oldest Ford Dealer
iiiA Vermont Ave. NV.
AID. 4-4300
FORD 1885 vs. Tudor CLUB sedan
2.tons hnlsh; power steering, Fordo.
rs ysb re,ssn ns n si e, az s soss
Royal Motors plymouth
llOp o.. Ave. NV IA $4,000
FORD 1857 Victoria hiFlane
"3VO"; v-e enfine with t-barFel
earbnretcF, power steering Fordo-
matte drive. best heater ard music
bar radio. Windahield washers,
styie-tone paint, red ana fhits.
white side vail tires, Safety-A
packase. bAckup lilhts. under
coAtine, courtesy nGht arlu out
.Iet n. miFroEsi, ieoo a 'nltIss Pr vs.
s.siaO or Wo. e-g3l4.
FORD 50 Thpndsrbird convertible
striking black, white orion Ane
s %sss! sSe.' b t9ly ssssigBss see u
Suburban Cadillac Odds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
sEIAt ON ffHRtRs. TIL al : s-''O'
! FORD 1887 Country Sedan Statior
uaEon; ettfAetive DARK blve nnIeh
( VS. engine: fefy-loE .naileage car
! ~, o9a, terms CcC warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
fTaS Wis, Ave. OF a-l4la
FORD 1856 F-iDW panel VS.: in
excellent condition throughout
eslginai sTssn nhish' priced ioi
LOGAN HCRDl
llihO s0th 81, NV. DI T-bs0o
ToFp isss Custom -" FordOr: 8
s7ss Piney i 81. IA s. s u $1,000
F0kD 1897 Custom 900" e-cyl
TUDOR, Colonial white p0rev'
packed ENGINE. oxerdrive a-tubs
RADIO. heater. power steering. ".
v. tires safety package a. e
baek.pp tights. chrome Wheel cor.
Z sys, FaiTleae intefiot trim. spot
/ iinht. immaculate 900 miles
w W. s ~ f Dfs:a -d l:lss' s4'iDo
( FORD SO HaiFlsne club sedan
Z finished In PLEASING two-tone blue
equipped, radio. heater, aUsomAits
Transmission. power steeFink. VS.
engine. exceptional eond.. 81 .64b
terms ccc warranty
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
772a Wis Ave. OF. 4-i41e
E0Rn fSG
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AUroMoBILfs FoR sALl


PONTIAC 1885 $50 4-door sta-
ton wagon. radio. heater AND hy-
dramatic, exceptionally nice con-
dition; Si.545.
BROWN PONTIAC
1913 Wilson Blvd. IA. 2-55b7
PONTIAC 1854 convertible: iight
blue with white top: low milsaee.
fully equipped thofouellly reeondi-
toned one owneri Immaculate;
Emerson 81 Orme, Buick
.sI6 r. !. Ave. NE, Du 1.52O0
pREFEcT SO 4-dr.. heater beau
tiful green finish, one owner, low
milsags sharp, .Cs2-~o
HILL 81 SANDERS
Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer
liH W. Ave. NV, AD 4-t300
RAMBLER "a station wagon. nm
iehed IN smart maroon; equip,
heatef and ceffosteTi excel, ME-
ehanical condition. s905, terms.
cCC warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wis. Ave oil, 4.l4l2
eIMcA
Immediate delivery - az models.
Exclusive Dealer N Va. ara
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS .
ia b-o223 Open III B
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MONEY 70 LOAN
MONEY WANTED

NAVY MAN NEEDS ss,soo, ass
e-y5, mo. pymts. Ssb. Call 20
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BORGWARD Sc
STATION WAGON
60, ONLY si.7as

STATION WAGON
ONLY SLIPS
Continental Motors, Ltd.
1901 Rhode Island Ave. NE
co, s-slss. Open Z .so-l0. sun lO-i
BUICK IS Roaamaster Ritisrl
coupe. ~ .ae5 OF best 0ffer. 20
n-JlJ5 o. II. 4-6262
BUICK 1854 eonv.: &, and b., W-S
tires. auto, dEIse, 500
TAkoMA YoRp
s123 Piney Br. Rd-, Q, 9. ~. e-lo0,
BUIcKs-'Ss sedans and hardtops
selection OF ali eolofS and models
az reeondisioned: al ready 70 roli
Emerson & Orme, Buicl
s sisl I =. !. s ~: Nv M Pr Pr I: 1868,
BUICK - super RIVERS hit; !
H 6on 1Sa.N ssas. '0N' 'A'A'
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
il2l slat 81 NV, Dt, T.oIil
BUICK 1858 cdr. sDefiai RIVER
hardtop. maroon and white. full
eauip.. dynRfcv, f..h,. u.-W, tire
etc; sale pFiesd sI,ipS. Can nnanel
With Si46 down or hank rates.
Royal Motors (Plymouth)
Aloe o.. Ave NV. ia. a-eso,
BUICK ss supst herd,cl coupe
and electrical Equipment: Neu
Year special. ti,1pS.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
SLrH6 6PRA Nuns I'll ri ! s-''O'
BUICK 81 hardtop; dyna.. y. sns
HoRNER's CORNER. 20 Yss i1'g
Buick Dealer Fla. ave. ne. o
BUIcKs--'bi 2-drs. and sedans
equipped and reeonditioned. $50
Emerson & Orme, Buick
siSf p ~ / Ave Ave. M M. P Pp 2s .ssS''
BUICK 81 SUPER 4-dr.; eyna.. Z
$3.50 HoRNEks CONNER. Il
S S:.F :. s,s eui FL J p;s..lsss. Pa. ave
BUICK 'ss super convertible, ayna
clean inside and ont s44b.
WHEELER, INC, WHEATON. Nh
fIH asS dEohiH sy gTH ~ Sasae
5 sT,Sk 80 ,I sure, 90. hs, ,ns
stseIing and brakes; power seat
Wv. tires. etc: s2.fD7.
Emerson 81 Orme, Buick
ele n. I. Ave. NE. Du. 1880,
BUICK 'ss Cdr. ssdan: besutlty
E:ssssSl, ''n Is.sondi.sSsSs:d n" o sif
Emerson & Orme, Buick
6i6 n. I. Ave. NE. M, 7-b2Ol
n sIsS' T lsS AassEEsES'; co5aSisaEci :,
S year :, e,s Sul Fl 5 PsSaslssss Pa. ave
ByIcK ,ss super haFdtcpi beau
sissrins and BRAKES aynS.. Wv
tires. stc.i only &1.04S.
Emerson 81 OrLne, Buick
0l6 n. I. Ave. NE. Du, 7.BgO,
BUICK 'B3 Roadmaster hardtop
dyna., power ateeIine and brakes
Laqio and heatef: sseg. HonNkn1
eic s ave- 20 NE s.' !. s,hn I 81 dP;sss'ssI
BUicKs-'b0 sedahs. 2-drs. am
hardtops' selection OF eoloTp: ~
fully equipped; al reconditioned
Emerson & orme, Buick
SlSi Rf 81 Ave- As.. M. ~. 1855
T spISl: aocssaHEs.sr ~ c6E SSiA z;
ne n.. !, an Il. DsS..sssad..t '.' '''
BSss . 2s;s q 3 ' q I1Ss
Emerson 81 Orme, Buick
Is.SlH bil.. zzy Ave. Nv. PR. 7::ssS;
r VS. a ao assSSs ECO ohHtaSn'd d
s yeas (. s,sS'u Isl G.ss.lsI, Sl., eve
E PM. tus s s:siDS.S Sf %%.sa.i;
inside and out; IkeTeuiklS recon
|01o n, I. Ave. Nh nj. 1.b2O0
BUICK 'Si l.aL. hsfdIeP; blue ane
G'BiS. BoHEil,s q kEtR. x
re- Sss' :. e.Ss.u iEcE q. RSaIdg. ~ s''
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FORD Sc

ss; s.. Ss :as "a ;:s. n; 'i .ESSI
.OLMSTEAD Olds
1000 wis a 1 h,.s Afl. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01

CO Stilhs hS SU.n I'I.gSSs Az sln los
s S.If::!t,' III III s$sl ; NV
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BROWN pONTIAC

PONTIAC 1855 $40 4-dooF alta
ton wagon. radio. heater and hy-
eraHatie, Exceptionally nice con-
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HILLMAN
JACK PRY,,' LTD.

18th MD Y bIb, NV,
IMPERIAL SO 4-door. fully equip.
o TelssnT more poT mG.rn %% eop.;s Sne
iARdasT wHSHikuiTfocS phkLkk
$500 WISCONSIN NV, EN-; .-l0sQ
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Continental Motors, Ltd

Up TO 90 miles per salon Of las
See this amazing car today. DIS
tfibut0T for Iaetta
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Odds

Eo0o WiI..on B,va,,, Az Va
PONTIAC 1897 super station
white veil Tires, driven only 6.f00
niles Ike rev. 81 .RnS
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ARCADE PONTIAC

i437 IfvinE 81 NV. AD 4-ssoo
/ PONTIAC 81 s-ef.; nsht blne
clean: equipped: thoroughiy recon
ditionee; only S1sG.
Emerson g. Orme, Buick
ieI6 n. /. ave. NE. DU. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01

Manhattan Auto, Inc.
BETHESDA ND. SHOWROOM
T10l wis Ave oil. 9-Ra1s
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FoRb 80 Fsirlsns club sedan
finished IN PLEASING tuo-tOns blue
equipped, radio, heater, automAtis
Transmission poser steeFint. VS.
engine. exceptional cona. Sl.64b
terms cCC uaffanty,
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
.TaA Mis- Are m. A-iAls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01

T10i wis. Ave OIL, 2-Saas
PoRD 80 Victoria: Pordomatic, r.
and h., orig. black finish; seas.
HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
INA Vermont Ave. NV.
AID. $4,000
FORD 1855 station wagon; Yordo-
matte. radi6. heater. other acets-
Softeti very clean. l owner. ~ ,HDA
ARCADE PONTIAC
ltJs irving 81, NV. AID. 4-sse0
IoRp 1897 Ranch wason VS.:
MI, , .Dctl sa. Sonei:,.s terpg sSs
1850 sot So g WFoHPb, 81. $500
aoaD 'st custom s.. IS" F.cre ,.s
one owptr. SHARP. .slnh,
HILL & SANDERS
wAsh.'s Oldest Pord Dealer
lil4 Vermont Ave. NV.
AID, 4-l300
TORD 1882 VS. TUDOR: Porde-
ana buy al 5000 Rk. S.slis.N
f0RD 1850 Fordcr sedan; 2. and
h. Beat ofier before Saturday,
HENRY J. '51i tone, unusually
no SAVE AT NEW LOCATION.
WOLFF MoToRs. i7a3 n. Moore
Al Raasivn Va IA a-Ioho
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BROWN PONTIAC

IB4s wilknn BLVD. ia, 2-s5s.
PONTIAC 1857 convertible power
steerinf and brakes HYDRA. radio.
hester: never titled. new-ear guaT-
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HILL & SANDERS
wash o Oldest Ford Dealer
TIA Vermont Ave. NV.

FORD 1883 Fairlane Purdor; CLEAN.
tng tan ana cream firish. VS. with
eveTdrivs. many. extras; priced fer
fast sale: ~ SOS.
LOGAN RORDl
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: ! ne s 3 aoIssRs.as :St t s
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll.l gisl 81. Nv DI. 1-olll
PoRD 50 Faiflane haTdtop: stTik.
Ina blaek and white fnish; fully
eeulp.. like-new condition. 81 dpb
Suburban Cadillac-Ol
BRADLEY SHOPPING cENTER
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CuEvr 81 Bel Are % 4-cr,
.-tone; $3.50, ~, 2-gae2.
CHEVROLET 1855 sedan delivery
IN excellent condition throuahout
gieaming biaek finish, easipped
low milease. priced for fast sale;
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Odds
Odds

20O0 wilson Blvd. AT. Va.
IA. 5-k40O
OtDs 'ss SUPER SIS convert: =
and b.. hydra. full Bower. all
ieatheT Interior. low nj. Butler
bonded: ~. h9s
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
'lisl :ist 81. NV d. f-0Iil
oLDeMoBIIE So Super rs" =
a, b. zeal Sss ei ssss!i9 siss sd brakes
Alder Oldsmobile, Inc.
1850 isth NV. Du. 7-e444
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FoRb IS Fairlane VS. club s.dSn
q. and h., rordomatie. Buler.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
llleI slst 81, wv. Dl 7.Olll
FoRD so Victoria: Fordomatle. =
and h.. styietone fnish, Wv. tires
driven less than 5000 miles, ik.
Hill q SANnEPa
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sion Ga Ave, NV. rs. N.29ll0
PLYMOUTH 80 Spes. de luxe Sc
clean. hnett eond. s205, low as
IS down, $40 per mo. SAVE At
NEW LOCATION, WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1873 n. Moore St, Ross
trn. Va. IA. l.a2hg
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CHEVROLET 1859 sedan: 2. anc
h; new-ear condition; $3.50, 500
down, Ssd.la . month. FALLS
CHURCH. De soto-Piymouth, Lee
hishypy at Hillvoed ave. u
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HILL & SANDERS

llUu o.. Ave, NV ia H-..9Ol
FORD 1857 Victoria YaHlAne
"3V0", va engine with t-barTel
earburetcT, power steering Fordo-
matte drive. best heater ard mneic
bar radio. WindAhield washers,
styie-ione paint. red and white.
white side vail tires. Safety-A
paekase. backup lishts. under
side mirrors ~ 900 miles PRICE,
~ 100. CaiI Mr.. BRfcE. Ma.
s.kiaQ or WO. e-s3l4.
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Twin Delivery
In BrunchviIIe
Assisted bySquud

The Branchvilie Rescue Squad
reported double duty yesterday
on a call to the University of
Maryland for a twin delivery.
Squad members arrived at
Veterans Family Unit Z just in
time to assist in the birth Of
twins to Mrs. Yvonne Watkins,
26. They then removed the
mother and babies. q boy and
a girl, to the Washington Hos
pital Center.
Everything went fine. The
father was more nervous than
the mother" reported Elmer
Thompson and Joseph Huffer.
squad members. The prema-
ture twins were later trans
ferred to Children's Hospital
where the boy weighed in at 2
pounds z ounces and the girl
at 2 pounds 3 ounces.
Mrs. Watkins is the wife of
Melvin Watkins, a senior en-
cheering student at the uni
versity. They have a daughter,
Debbie, 5.
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Planning Funds
Get 7 entutiveO OK

The Fairfax County Plan
ming Commission last night
gave tentative approval to a
request by the Northern Viz
ginia Regional Planning Com
mission for funds for addition
al workers.
It added, however. that be-
fore 1t would approve a specific
amount, the regional planners
must submit a detailed break
down Of the duties Of new en-
ployes.
The regional commission
now has only a director and a
secretary. It has asked the
Northern Virginia jurisdiction
to approve a payroll totaling
$50. 900. officials said. principal
ly for administrative person.
mel to aid the two present
officers.
The regional group is sup
ported by the governing bodies
Of participating jurisdictions.
The Fairfax commission.
which requested the breakdown
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Arlington Youth
Seized in Chase

Police captured a l7-year-old
Arlington youth today after q
high-speed chase through Ar.
lington and Southwest WASH
ington.
Both Arlington and Metro
politan police charged the juve-
nile with reckless driving. The
chase started in Arlington and
ended when the youths car
and an Arlington police cruiser
collided at Seventh street and
Independence avenue S.W.
Arlington Sergt. Roy H. Cor
nett said police had stopped the
youth in Arlington because he
ran away from home Thursday
In his fathers car. However, the
boy sped of again while po-
licemen were checking his
drivers license.
Toward the end Of the chase
about 20 Arlington, Metropoli-
tan and Park police cars we're
in pursuit.
At one point policeman re-
portedly fired a shot through
the right rear window Of the
youths car.
Two other youths we're rid
ing with him during the chase.
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RiverduIe Fire
Damages Garage

Fire caused an estimated
$4,000 damage last night to
a garage and equipment owned
by the town Of Riverdale, Md.
The blaze in the one-story
cinderblock building at SOFT
Rittenhouse street caused about
$4,000 damage to a garbage
truck. two dump trucks, a
pickup truck, street rollers and
tools. according to Mayor
Claude Warren. Fire officials
have not yet determined the
cause Of the fire.
Mayor Warren said he prob
ably will have to hire q private
firm to handle the towns twice.
weekly garbage collection
schedule.
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EXHIBITS DAMAGED, STOLEN
BY VANDALS AT SCIENCE FAIR

VandalS damaged several exhibits at the Northern
Virginia Science Fair last night at Fort Myer
Army Investigators and the FBI investigating the
breakin which occurred despite military police patrol
The fair closed and the gymnasium locked at the
time.
DR.. Phoebe Kniping director Of the fair said an
encyclopedia set and small Jet motor stolen along
with several lesser items. She said Of the other
displays were damaged.
Several mice used in the biological and medical SCI
ence exhibits released from their Most Of
them, however. were recaptured
The 10-volume encyclopedia. valued at $85. to be
the first prize for junior high school exhibits The jet
motor, valued at about $35, belonged to student
hibitor. Dr. Knplipg said.
Investigators sd the vandals apparently broke in
throughsa restroom window u
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Intruder Strikes
Sleeping Woman

Mrs. Josie May Wheeler. 80,
Of 903 South Irving street. Ar
lington. was treated for severe
head cuts today, inflicted by
an intruder who broke into her
home, Arlington police re-
ported.
Police said she told them a
burglar forced open her front
door and attacked her while
she was asleep in the living
room. She was treated at Ar
lington Hospital.
Mrs. Wheeler told police the
intruder hit her on the head
three times with a blunt in
strument. Her l7-year-old
daughter, asleep in a bedroom,
heard nothing. police. said.
Nothing was stolen by the in
truder, Mrs. Wheeler told police.
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Civic Group Hits
County Control
Of Rescue Squad

The Montgomery County
Civic Federation last night
voted opposition to a proposal
that the county take over work
now being performed by the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad.
The resolution was prepared
by the public safety committee
following suggestions that 1t is
time to bring all rescue and
first aid work under county
control.
Henry Smelling. chairman Of
the committee, said no better
service would be rendered If
the rescue work was on a paid
basis and would cost the tax
payers much more money.
He said the primary causes
of unfavorable publicity have
been removed by changes in
personnel Of the squad and that
Q proposed amendment to the
bylaws would permit the in
clusion Of more members on
the advisory committee Of the
squad.
In another action, the fed
Grafton urges that restricted in
dustrial and commercial zones
be included in the new coming
ordinance.
Federation President Jerome
=. Harris announced that in
the future a miniature repro
duction Of The Star cup award
ed for outstanding public serv-
ice on behalf Of Montgomery
County. would be given the
winner as a permanent pos
session. The 20-inch Star Cup
rotates each year.
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knew one Of the victims. Rob-
ert w. Ashwell told the court
he had sold five automobiles to
the wife Of Bernard j. Manner.
the blind piano player who
died recently Of wounds re-
ceived in the shooting.
Slain in the shooting also
were George p. Kaldes. 80, the
restaurant owner. and Kenneth
H. Fisher. the guitar player in
the restaurant.
The Government charges
Carpenter with kidnapping Miss
Doris Elizabeth Mattingly and
Army Pvt. Larry Montieth
while they were parked in front
of the girls house, and driving
their stolen car into Virginia.
The indictment also accuses
Carpenter Of kidnapping and
stealing the car Of Mrs. Asonia
@. Altman and driving her into
South Carolina. All three VIC
tins, who will testify as Gov
eminent witnesses, were re-
leased without harm.
The trial is expected to last
about a week.
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because we're at their mercy
on sewage disposal.
Opposition Withdrawn
The Fairfax Board of County
Supervisors. on Sunday. had
withdrawn its opposition to the
water agreement.
The council also heard q
petition on a hotly debated
school QUESTIONABLE. which
lists five possible solutions to
overcrowding in clasSrooms.
The petition, presented by
Edmund F. Becker. president
of the Falls Church PTA Coun-
Gil. asked the city council to
dissolve the committees the
city council had set up to in
vestigate the school situation.
Backing by PTAs
The petition. which was
adopted at a joint meeting Of
the four Falls Church PTA
groups. asked that the school
board be permitted to handle
such problems through the city
council.
Councilman william M. Hans
berger said his committee has
completed its work on the
QUESTIONABLE and the only
thing left to do is Ito report
on the facts" He said the COM
mittee would present the report
to the council on April %.
More than so Falls Church
residents appeared at the coun-
Gil meeting to speak for the
petition.
The councils study of the
school situation stemmed from
a dispute between the school
board and the city council
over the propose $750.000
school bond issue.
The council has blocked a
referendum on the school bond
issue. Councilmen contend 1t
would bring the city too near
its debt limit.
$3.50 Requested
In other school business. the
school board asked the coun-
Gil for $5,382 to add to a $48.-
900 Federal grant to build two
new classrooms at Thorn a s
Jefferson Elementary School.
The council voted to have the
school board find the money
in school board funds.
City Manager Johnston re-
ported. on other matters. that
the city would have to con-
tinue paying $3.50 q month rent
until November / on q build
ing that now houses city Offices,
although the move into the new
city hall is to be made in July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
Tukomu Park
Aide Put in
Remsen Post

Mayor George M. Miller Of
Takoma Park. Md. today APP
pointed city clerk and treas
urer Haynes M. Pridgen. ST.,
as acting director of public
works and inspections, after
the resignation last night Of
Peter Remsen, who was denied
a salary increase.
Mr.. Remsen, a former coun-
Gilman. was appointed to the
position when it was created
five years ago. His present
salary is $3.50 a year. He
recently was offered a position
in the Office of the Capitol
Architect at a salary Of $3.50
a year. He said he was willing
to continue his Takoma Park
post If he received a raise Of
81 900 a year.
Councilman Robert w. Col
lison. chairman Of the public
works committee, told the
Council the city could not
afford to lose Mr.. Remsen.
Other members Of the Council
said that If the increase was
granted it would affect other
city department heads. The AZ
rejection of the proposal to
increase Mr.. Remsen's and
other department heads
salaries was the final action Of
the retiring council which went
out Of Office last night.
Mr.. Miller gave the oath
to the newly elected Council
and paid tribute to Councilmen
o. J. Forehand and John F.
Kozel. who declined reelection.
They were presented plaques in
recognition of their services
since 1858.
Members Of the new Council
include Clayton D. Forshee.
Gilbert E. Mckenzie, Ralph r.
Sidell. Mr.. Collision. Mrs. Emily
Monitor. John D. Roth. and
Edwin s. Turner.
Committee assignments as
chairmen were announced by
Mr.. Miller as follows: Mr.. Col
lison. public works: Mr.. Nc
Kenzie, welfare; Mrs. Monitor.
recreation; Mr.. Sidell, public
safety; Mr.. Turner. laws and
ordinances: Mr.. Roth. civic
Improvement and Mr.. Forshee.
finance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
Durden Wins
Jefferson Award

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
April is R.-University of
Virginia president, Colgate
Daftien. jr.. is the 1858 winner
of the university's Thomas
Jefferson Award.
Former Dean Ivey F. Lewis
presented the award to DR..
Darden yesterday at Founders
Day exercises here.
The award goes yearly to the
member Of the university COM
munity who by personal influ-
ence. teaching, writing or
scholarship inspires high ideals
for which Jefferson founded
the university"
It was established five years
ago by Robert E. Mcconnell Of
The Plains, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
Women Arrange
Mission Proorum

DR.. c. Ralph Arthur, presi-
dent Of Ferrum, Va, j. lior
College, will address the Alex
andria District Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service at
10 am. Wednesday in Christ
Methodist Church. 500 Lee
highway, Arlington.
The program will concentrate
on the church's missionary
activities. Other speakers will
include Mrs. J. Boyd Tyrrell.
Virginia Methodist Conference
vice president. and Miss Dor
othy WILDER. deaconess and
rural worker in the Roanoke
district.