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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
CELLER DRAFTS
BILL TO SET UP
FLAG STANDARDS

To keep the Stars and
Stripes waving consistently
as well as freely in years to
come, Chairman Celler of
the House Judiciary Com
mittee has prepared a bill
setting standards for de-
sign and dimensions Of the
flag.
The measure, which Mr..
Celler planned to introduce
today. would give direct
authority and responsibility
to the President for a uni
form plan fixing dimensions
Of the nag and positions Of
tina stars whenever q new
State is admitted to the
Union.
There is no Federal sta
tute fixing dimensions or
the arrangement % stars,
Mr.. Celler noted. Nor has
there been any established
procedure when new States
were added, he said.
He recalled that in 1919
when Arizona and New
Mexico were admitted, q
nag arrangement plan was
recommended by q joint
board Of Army and Navy
oficers and put into effect
by executive order of Pres
ident Taft. In 1907, how
ever. when Oklahoma be-
came a State. the arrange
ment Of the stars was
decided without executive
order after Army and Navy
officials approved q design
which other agencies
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28

your eyes over the list of extras Everywhere
you turn, you're surrounded by luxury. And
you pay no more! Everything's extra but the
fare. Next time you go to Chicago, Atlanta
or MinneapolisSt. Paul, become Very Impor-
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travel agent or Capital Airlines, Sterling $4,000.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
$3.4 Billion Allotted
III o Stotes for Roods

Secretary Of Commerce Weeks has announced ALLEGATION
10 the States Of s3A billion Federal aid for road building
The largest apportionment ever made.
The funds for the 1850 fiscal which begins
next July Weeks said the funds being aocated
months advance the States make plans "and thus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28

insure uninterrupted progress
IA the program.
The amounts apportioned for
an major road building pro-
grams carried on with Federal
tld were larger than in past
Years.
Program on Schedule
Mr.. Weeks said in q state
ment:
THE highway program Is on
schedule. As motorists can OBJ
serve, vast road building prof.
ects are in progress across the
Nation. Current construction
and the use Of completed high
ways win have a favorable inn
pact on the economy. The new
apportionments win further
accelerate the program.
Interstate superhighways will
get s2.5 billion Of the new APP
portionment.
ALLEGATION Of the larger
amount for fiscal 1850 was
made possible by the 1858 high
way law. which suspended a
pay-as-you-go restriction on
Federal aid for q two-year
period.
Also included In the appor-
tionment is 5000 million for the
regular primary, secondary and
urban road programs.
sl22 Million In virginia
California will get the largest
share Of the new apportionment
$500 million, Ohio viii get
the second largest amount, sl9S
million. and New York is third
with $3.50 million. The smallest
apportionment is for Delaware,
312.5 million.
Virginia is allocated $l22.-
600.426, Maryland viii get
SIS. $780, and the District
t29.954.640.
During the past two years,
construction Of It'll miles Of
the interstate system has been
completed at a cost Of s439
million. Construction Of an ad-
ditional 3.l67 miles estimated
70 cost $1.7 billion is underway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Citizens Slate
Fight Against
Office Project

Residents Of tie Maplewood
area Of Bethesda have formed
a Homeowners' Defense Com
mittee to fight plans to locate
the Army's Operations Re-
search ONCE on Locust avenue
OF Cedar lane.
This is the agency OF Johns
Hopkins University which cur
rently is moving TO a temporary
Office building at $685. Airing
ton boulevard. Bethesda. 1t has
applied for q special exception
permit from the Montgomery
County Board. Of Appeals to
build a SIS million center Of
its own Just north of the Ma
tional Institutes Of Health.
The Maplewood residents
have elected Jack Ramsey as
chairman Of the new commit
tee and Mrs. S. william Coch-
ran as vice chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
z Policemen Hurt
lin Crash While
Chasing Speeder

Two Arlington policemen ap.
parently escaped serious injury
today when their cruiser
smashed into q tree on Lee
highway during a chase Of
speeding car.
The driver. Pvt. Hugh Black
81, Of Fairfax Station. Va. was
in Arlington Hospital for OBJ
servation. His partner. Pvt
Kenneth Starnes. %. Of 427
North Cleveland street. was
treated for head and leg cuts
and bruises and released.
According to Capt. Walter
Bell. the two policemen were
pursuing a speeding automobile
west on Lee highway when the
cruiser went out Of control on
q turn and skidded into q tree
at North Utah street.
The speeding car has moi
been found. The cruiser was
heavily damaged. according tc
Capt. Bell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Russell Wayne Carpenter, II,
today was reported en- route
from Miami in custody Of
United States marshals to face
prosecution in Alexandria and
Washington on KIDNAPPING and
murder charges.
The husky survivor of the
double-slaying and kidnap ram
page that began here on De-
cember ~ is expected to arrive
In Alexandria Monday night,
according to Assistant United
States Attorney Andrew Clan
greco OF the Eastern District
If Virginia. He is being brought
back by automobile.
The Miami marshals will
turn Carpenter over to Alex
andria marshals at the Fed
eral Post once Building al
Prince and Washington streets
Alexandria. There he probably
will be held In the lookup unit
he Is arraigned on q Federal in
dictment charging that he kid.
knaped three persons after "a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Carpenter Starts Back
To Face Virginia Trial

double murder Of George p,
Kaldes, 80. and Kenneth Fisher,
80. in the Jo-Del Bar. Tie Ninth
street NV.
From there. Mr.. Giangreco
said. Carpenter probably will
be confined In either Arlington
County or District Jail until
trial. The arraignment will be
before Federal Judge Albert v,
Bryan, probably Tuesday. The
trial Is not expected to begin
until late next month.
Miami Judge Emett c. Choate
ordered the removal after
copies Of two indictments re-
turned Monday by an Alexan-
dria grand jury were presented
by United States Attorney
James l.. Guilmartin.
Copies Of the indictments
were presented earlier TO
United States Commissioner
Roger e. Davis In Miami. Mr.,
Davis denied bail on the kid
mapping indictment and. for the
record, set bail Of S25.000 on q
stolen auto indictment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
SECOND JAIL TERM FACES
SNATCHER OF PURSE IN CHURCH

Edwardo Quntero was sentenced to 80 days yester-
day in the District for stealing purse in church
and Montgomery County authorities want him back
on similar charges.
Quintero. 81. Of the 800 block Of Yuma street Sc.
drew the 3Oday jail term yesterday in Municipal
Tor stealing the purse from seat in St. Thomas Apostle
Catholic Church Wednesday morning. He pleaded guilty.
Then Montgomery County police heard Of the case
and remembered Quntero had been arrested there Sep
TENDER IL on charges Of stealing money from womans
pocketbook in Our Lady Of Lourdes Catholic Church
He had been given 60-day suspended jail sentence
in Bethesda Peoples Court for the oense The sentence
was suspended because he had no previous record
Now. say county authorities they would like TO see
they can get Qunero back to the suspended
sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Lincoln Fete
Heads Named

Senator John Sherman Coop
er. Republican of Kentucky.
and Representative F. Jay
Nimtz. Republican of Indiana.
were elected chairman and vice
chairman Of the Lincoln Ses-
quicentennial Commission yes
terday.
The Congressman were CO.
authors OF the bill which Gre
ated the commission to direct
a 1859 national. state. and local
celebration Of the l50th BIRTH
day of Abraham Lincoln.
Yesterdays meeting at the
Interior Department was the
first full commission session.
The "a commission menu
berS. appointed late last year
by President Eisenhower. Vice
President Nixon and Speaker
Of the House Rayburn. will meet
again January "a. At that meet
ing they are expected to lay
plans for the full-year celebra-
ton and name an executive
director who viii draw a $4,000
salary.
Although the c o m mission
hopes for support from con-
tributions. 1t will ask Congress
to appropriate $4,000. which
already has been authorized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Free Press Linked
In Argentine to
Rising Democracy

Juan Peron's fall has allowed
the Argentine press once again
to offer democratic leadership
to a people emerging from
tyranny" a veteran newspaper
correspondent said last night.
Addressing the United States
Argentine Society "a group
dedicated to improving UNDER
standing between the two
countries-Joshua B. Powers
praised the s0-year history Of
free press in Argentina. inter-
rupted briefly by periods Of
dictatorship.
Mr.. Powers outlined the
means by which the Peron
regime suppressed the free
press. seizing newsprint, inn
pounding new presses and other
machinery, and limiting edi-
tons.
Mr.. Powers. a former Argen-
tine bureau chief for the United
Press. is now United States
business representative for
more than l40 publications in
Latin America. the West In
dies and other areas.
Last nights talk was the
first Of a series scheduled by
the society. Other speakers
will include Herbert L. Mat
thews, editorial writer for the
New York Times. and Edward
Laroque Tinker. a New York
critic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Hearings Set
OnHome Rule

Hearings on District home
rule have been scheduled at 10
am. January 81 before the
Senate District Judiciary Sub
committee. Chairman Clark.
Democrat Of Pennsylvania. said
today.
Senator Clark set the session
In an effort to clear Senate
legislation for some kind Of
elected government early in the
session.
The only scheduled witness
is Senator Morse. Democrat Of
Oregon. who is expected to at
tack the administration bill
calling for a presidenially APP
pointed governor and q terri
torial form Of government.
A bill proposed by Senator
Morse and Senator Nicely. Dem
ocrat Of West Virginia. would
substitute a locally elected
mayor, city council and school
board.
No hearings are now In pros
pect on either proposal before
the House District Committee,
aides said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
License Unit
Crooks Down
On Tenements

The court ofiicer Of the De-
partment Of Licenses and In
spections yesterday announced
a breakdown on apartment
tenement and rooming house
operators who did not file IL
cense applications before the
November ! deadline.
The officer. Charles O'Con-
nell. estimated 1000 operators
are eligible for prosecution
One, Charles Thomas Martin
43. was charged with the I'M
licensed operation of rooming
houses and tenements at 437,
457 and 44S M street NV. and
10 and 80 / street NV.
Housing inspector Carroll A.
Swanson told Municipal Court
Judge Thomas c. Scalley the
M street tenants told him their
dwellings were unheated for
two months. The judge raised
the defendants bond from $500
TO $500 and continued the
case to February IL.
Martin told the court he had
paid for fuel and invested more
than $1,000 for repairs last
year. His Offices are at Ills
Fourteenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

replica Freedom Wall down or
the grassy slopes south Of Ar
lington. on an axis with the
Capitol and Lincoln Memorial
Ralph Kaul. chairman Of the
Arlington County Board. mailed
the description5of the Georgia
design TO House Public Lands
Subcommittee Chairman Oracle
Pfost. Democrat Of Idaho.
This assault on the suit
ability Of the wall for the Po-
tomac River shore site followed
an Unsuccessful attempt Of Mr.
Kaul to inserts 1868 magazine
story about the monument into
records Of subcommittee hear
ings Thursday.
blocked By Aspinall
Repre- S ntative Aspinall.
Democrat Of Colorado. sponsor
of a bill authorizing the prof.
ect. blocked him. He reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Fire Threat Causes
Patient Evacuation

Several psychiatric patients
at District General Hospital
were evacuated to other quar-
tiers early today when Q heating
unit began smoking.
Firemen said an overheated
motor transformer In the heat
ing unit produced the smoke
shortly after midnight. There
was no fire.
The patients had to be
evacuated from the second
floor of the psychiatric wing.
The firemen located the cause
and corrected it in a few
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
AustruIiun Embassy
Aides Cor Dumooed

A car driven by one OF the
trade commissioners of the
Australian Embassy was
damaged yesterday in a COLI
sion with a fuel truck here.
John B. Todd. 43. of 3l45
Newark street NV. was not
injured in the crash which did
SITS damage to the vehicle.
Police charged the truck
driver. James L. Wise. %. Of
1929 Allison street NE. with
making an improper turn. The
truck veered to the right in
the 1900 block Of Eighteenth
street NV. striking the left
side Of Mr.. Todd's car. police
reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Man Sought 81 Years
Arrested at Funeral

Robert Reed and Shirley oNeill
heard that Marshall's brother,
Archie. AZ. had died and was
to be buried today. On the
chance that the fugitive might
attend. the two detectives went
to the funeral home. Solomon
did not appear.
Then Reed and O'Neill drove
their unmarked cruiser into the
funeral cortege and went 10
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
There they joined the mourners
at the grave. As Archie Mar
shall was being buried they
saw Solomon standing nearby,
The detectives remained quiet
until the rites were completed.
AS the mourners departed they
arrested Solomon outside the
cemetery. The suspect has
ben living In Newark, N. j., and
returned here for the funeral.
He viii be arraigned later
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
SUNDAYS BEST READING
Marvels of Space Age
Told in New Star Comic

CLOSER THAN WE THINKY-That's the title Of an
exciting new comic section feature starting this
Sunday in The Star. You're given vivid dramatiza-
tons in color art Of what scientific wonders lie
ahead when todays news take actual form. This
Sunday: satellite Space Platforms"
50 YEARS OF MOTORCYCLE a nostalgia mood,
prompted by the 1858 Auto Show, SUNDAY, The Star
Magazine cover story takes you back TO 1908 and
the early days Of the horseless carriage a
charming picture story giving an account Of how
Old Dobbin was left behind.
ON FAMILY DECISlONs-who should make themP
The one with the loudest voice? To find out who
qualities as the best decider In your family read
the interesting story and quiz in This Week Maya
zine
TEEN-AGE SOCIAL GUIDEPOSTS-For a full report
on the code Of social conduct drawn up at Strait
ford Junior High School in Arlington, TEEN
Magazine. Find out how II was done and what 1t
means.
FOR THE WINTER TRAvELER-There good news
Sunday for anybody planning winter vacation in
Florida-specal inducements are being offered.
Also. for exclusive look at the tourist season In
the Caribbean don't miss The special South TO the
Sun" travel section.
GUN-TOTIN GALS--wyatt carp and Bat Masterson
had their points in the fine art Of gun handling,
but there's a. bevy Of pistol-packin Washington
!, women, TOO. who know their way around on the
firing range Mary L. Vaughan tells you about our
local Annie oakleys In the Women's Section
Phone Sterling $4,000 for Home Deliver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
GSA Asks OK
To Buy Block
Souore Is Opposite
Old Stute BUILDING

The General Services Ad-
ministration wants Congress
to authorize it to buy a city
block bounded by New York
avenue. Seventeenth. Eighteen
a ndF streets NV. exclusive
Of the old Octagon House. The
cost Is estimated at $1.9 mil
lion.
The request came yesterday
in a letter from Franklin G.
Fioete. administrator Of Gen.
eral Services. to Speaker Ray
burn. The administrator said
authorization would ban fur
Their commercial development
Of the area and set 1t aside for
Government growth.
The block is opposite the old
State War and Navy Building.
GSA would be empowered un-
der the proposed legislation to
buy or condemn the property.
The square includes Emergency
Hospital. which the Govern
ment will get when its opera
tons are moved to the new
Washington Hospital Center
located on the Soldiers Home
grounds.
Other properties in the area
are Allies Inn. the Lemon
Building. a number Of dwell
ings, parking lots and ONCE
buildings.
Mr.. Floete said the acquisi-
ton program is part Of a long
range plan. Construction for
new Government buildings
there is unlikely to start before
1862. he explained. Mr.. Floete
said no specific Government
agency has been designated for
the block.
The Octagon House property.
headquarters Of the American
Institute of Architects. is one
Of the city's Oldest and is 10.
Gated at Eighteenth street and
New York avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

A man sought by police for
three and a half years In a
theater holdup was arrested to-
day attending his brothers
funeral.
Charged with robbery was
Solomon Lee Marshall, 80, de-
scribed as the third man In an
armed trio which held up the
York Theater. 1914 Georgia
avenue NV. on April 10, 1854.
and escaped with $2,333.5i
Police said the three men tied
up the manager. Edward A.
Griffith. and escaped with his
car and the money In broad
daylight.
The case was solved but moi
cleared when two men were
arrested the following month,
James l.. Hill, 20. and James
A. Smith, 81. we're convicted
and are serving long terms In
Lorton. Marshall vanishe d
without a trace.
Yesterday Detective Sergks.