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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
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ny GERRY BISHOP

Today's Home OF the Week
presents q long. low appearance
that 10 heightened by the two
car garage and at one end OF
the house.
The lines OF the house are
pleasingly broken by the set
back OF the garage and the
forward jutting living room.
Entering the housing from
beneath the roof Of the small
front porch. one is In the liv-
Ing room. A fireplace occupies
the far wall. Ample natural
light can enter through the
large front window.
To the left Of the living room
Is q dining room and behind II
a kitchen. Work units In the
kitchen form an IL" along the
rear and right walls of the
room. A service bar on the
left wall offers space for in
formal meals.
sheltered Access
From the kitchen one has
sheltered access to the two-car
garage, which In turn has an
adjacent door TO the rear yard
OF the home.
A long hall runs down the
middle Of the long axis Of the
house. II opens onto every
room In the house except the
dining room. At Its right. or
bedroom end, there is q linen
closet.
The bath between the two
rear bedrooms has q double
wash basin in q long counter.
All three Of the bedrooms have
sliding door closets, a space
saving device in small rooms.
The house may be built
either with or without a base
ment. In the latter case, the
basement stairs at the left Of
the kitchen become q space for
heating equipment.
Area Of Living Space
The house. named the
"Gilda." has 1.l60 square feet
OF living space. The cubage Is
1890 cubic feet with basement
and l4,500 cubic feet without.
The garage adds $3.50 cubic
feet.
Editors note: The cost is not
given. What you could build
the house for in the Washing
ton Area would depend on the
bids you might receive. They
might range from $40 to SIS
per square foot or more. plus
land.
Tin case you wish to order
blueprints. you might do so by
filling in the blank form be-
low. Check or money order
must be sent with your request;
do not send currency. With
your blueprints win come speci-
hcations and o material list. |
Provision Of the syndicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

Recent building permits Is.
sued by Fairfax County include
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND "
BATH ON lh FLooR-ST JAMES PARISH, $i7sso-
$1,000 DOWN May BuY!-5So4 CONWAY ROAD
OPEN SUNDAY. i6-LoveIy brick home another fine loco
fon hu 50 deo Tor the omy with young children Convenient
10 oil schools Two big SedrOoms and full both And oo Full
basement Screen porch Bsoutfs fenced o Out Old George
town 3D.. LETT on Beech. right Conway TO home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

FIRST PRESENTATION CHEVY CHASE LAFAYETTE.
eLESSED SAcRAMfkT, DEAL, WILSON, ST. JOHNS
ScHooLSA3oi6 MekINLEY STREET N.W.-oPEk SUM-,
i-6-lsss 4bsdoOm beL hOms lovely condition You must
the interior appreciate this fine big comfortable home LOW
Low 70sl Conn Ave TO Nsbosks right 10 MeKnlsy right 10
home. Evenings, Cell Wo. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

FIRST REsEkTATloN-AMERieAN UNIVERSITY PARK
4332 46sk STREET N.w.-opEN SUM-, i-6-ons of very
few as big 4bsdoom 2bsth hone, this wonderful nssAbof-
psl cii finest public psfoehs and prvsis ,Aook sprns
vsI.y shoppIss $500 Moss Ave to +6th st.. right 1881
tvsninss coll e.. 6-364s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

BARNABY WOODS $40 sARNABY STREET NV
OPEN SUM-. I-6-Bssuful 3bsdrm. 2bath brick coleno 10
sppIeps eond Full ho Rec with fireplace &c., ph
Cor Sots root Priced MID los Owner moving Tucson
SAYS SELL Coma Ave- to kebroko. right Utoh Ave. lett 10
larnsbr, Eiaht 70 home Eyeninas N. 1.l3o0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

HORSES! HoRSEsl HoRsEs.-Who WOULD BELIEVE ITf
Us MINUTES FROM DoWkToWN-isSS PLYMOUTH
STREET kW.-oPEN SUM-. i.6-SmoH intown estese being
sold Of oetion Of reproductioa settle BeovI
4hops steb exercise eoo spee garage for horse With
electrically operated Doors The big 4-bsdroom home itself
masterpiece Of slessses and charm Ente property perfect
eond Delightful loe Just of the bride trolls Of ROCK Creek Psh
North 18th st. to ksIme 3D. left kolmia 10 West Bssch
Dr. bear sft 10 Plymouth, right 10 home Evenings o. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

IN ACRES FULLY FENcED-okE MILE TO coN6RES-
SIGNAL cLuB-s490 RIVER RoAD-oPEN SUM-, Is
Such delightful woy Of fife! bedrooms ore sufficient 20
with HFepIoee 7eo seoss Unfinished white b guest
house also with sete ROOT MesOa sob Poultry house Truly
on impressive place with sntraacs soes end euIar meeodam
drive. Priced ct %7.500 Evenings. coll o.. 6-2442.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

BETHESnA-coNTRoLLED HILLMEAD-4 BEpRooMS-
TILE BATHS-LoW. Low zo'sI-s6i3 WILDWOOD ROAD
-opEk SUM-, i-s-chsmins brick Cope Cod Young fomib
Of means with smell children find nicer place 10 live
Excellent schools erad Blvd to Ridge. right Merose right 10
home. Evenings cell FE. 1881
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
DIALOG0 ANTE Ell ESPEJ0

toy SECURE de que csc episode
es ell causante de tn depression.
Por 10 que me contaste, tn co.
lega no guardo la actitud debi.
da en- csc cam'oio de ideas.
ELLA Els I'm muchacho jo-
ven, impulsivo.... No tiene i'm
portancia.
Ell ESPEJO:- Escuchame: to-
do tiene impotancia, TODD tiene
su valor y SUI medida. Pero tn,
que ereS demasiado sensible, agi.
gantas ese valor y esa MEDIA.
Los deformas. creandoles ele-
mentos que Sc vuelven contra ii
y tie torturan Debes tratar de
ser mas otjetiva, de modo que
no puedan perturbarte nj VEN
certe 10 que al cabo son simples
aconteceres dc la vida No siem-
pre- las cosas sou a nuestra me-
dida y hechura; trata de ser
comprensiva con aquellos que no
a~lcanzaron tn nivel spiritual y
pueden herirte sin saberlo, y por
otra parte piensa que la vida es
una succession de CIRCUMSTANCES
que no siempre satisfaran nues-
ira conception espiritual. No ha-
gas. en- definitiva, que tn sensi-
bilidad y delicadeza tie inclinen
a exagerar ell vefdadero valor de
las cosas-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

Ell ESPEJO: -iEstas enter
ma, Rita? He Observable que tie
pasas la mayor parte del dia IT,
rada sobre la CANA.
ELLA:-No sc que me ocurre.
Els una necesldad de quedarme
quieta, con los ojos cerrados, sin
pensar en- nada...
Ell ESPEJO: I'm estado de
depression, sin duda GHas tenido
algun contratlempo?
ELLA.-Nada en- particular.
Siento, ESQ 81, un profundo can
sancio por TODD. Nj siquiera mi
profession, tan importante para
mi, tiene atractivos en- estos mo-
mentos.
Ell ESPEJO:-IEstas segura
de que no has tenido ningun...
contratiempo? A veces los peque-
nos detalles torman grandes
montanas. A proposito de este
recuerdo 10 que me contaste ha.
ee unos dfas acerca de la desa-
venencia que tuviste con un CO.
lega tuvo.
ELLA iOh, fue un desdi-
ehado asunto que va no recuer-
do!
Ell ESPEJO:-Si que 10 re.
euerdas. aunque no 10 areas. Es-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

cumpIeohos

cumpIeofios
Celebrs en- ell dla de hoy Ia gra-
ia OCCASION de su cumpleanos la
precioSa nina Yoianda Rodriguez,
hija del apreciado caballero puer-
torriqueho senior Abelfn Rodriguez
y sonora, Isabel Mclean de ROdrf.
guez.
Nos complace enviarle nuestras
sinceras f~elicitaciones y votos por-
que cumpla muchos, y muy dicho-
SOS, amos mas de vida.
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy cordial a
la gentil DANA sonora Bertha Abril
de Avello, espoSs del DR.. Mario
AvellO. quien celabra en- ell dia de
hoy la grata OCCASION de su cumplea-
nos y aprovechamos la OCCASION pa
ra desearle mucbos amos mas de
vida.
%%%
Celebra hoy sus seis antics de
edad la primoroSa ninita Juana Ma
ria Herrera, algeria del hogan for
mado po4 la ~apreciada pareja GU
bana, senior BeniciO Herrera y Sc
nora, Maria Paneque de Herrera.
LIE envlamos nuestras mas caraS
felicitaciones, que tambien hace,
mos extensivas a sus amantisimos
padres, y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

Con gran lucimiento fue celebra-
do en- dias recientes en- la ciudad
de Panama I'm elegante desfile de
modas por ell conocido estableci-
miento Jordan-Marsh de Miami,
bajo los auspicios del Club lntera-
mericano de Mujeres y a benefi-
clio de sus obras de carload.
ofrecemos aqui varias grafieas
de este suntuoso evento, d~eStacan,
dose arriba ell Excmo, Senior Presi
dente de la Republica de Panama
don Ernesto de la Guardia, Jr. y
SUI gentil esposa, dona Mercedes
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
RECETA DEL OLA
CHAUCHAS
CON CHORIZOS EN- OLA
DE PRESTON
(Cocina %argentina)

I'm kilo de chauchas, media
taxa de aceite, tres chorizos colo
radios, una cebolla, dos dientes
de ajo, dos donates maduros,
una hoja de laurel, medic vase
de vino sal y pimienta a gusto.
Calentar en- la ola ell aceite,
una vez picados los ajos, agregar
la cebolla. y los donates pelados,
los chorizos cortado en- rodajas.
Saltear a fuego fuerte, luego ana
dir Ell vino, sal y pimienta, laurel,
las chalchas limpias, mezclando
TODD; Sc tapa la ola y cuando in
dique Ell maxine de preston dis
minuir ell fueso y contar 4 mi
nutos bajar la preston y servir-
las calientes
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26


Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano de
vida la culta DANA sonora Elsa de
de la Cuesta, esposa del senior Pc.
drO de la Cuesta motive por Ell
cuaI nos es grato enviarle un salu.
do muy especial y nuestros deseoi
de que goce de muchos amos mas
de existercia, rodeada del afe.to
de todos los suyos
4 4
En- ell dIa de manana llegara =
un nuevo ano de vida la culta y
gentil sehorita TereSits del Calvo,
motive por ell cual nos complace
enviarle nuestras sinceraS felicita.
clones Y deseos de que disfrute de
muchos amos mas. al lado del afec.
to de sus seres queridos.
+
Nos anticipamos en- felicitar de
manera muy especial a la gentil
dana sonora Carmen Lila Jovet
de MOye quien celebrara en- Ell dia
de manana la grata OCCASION del
aniversario de su natallcio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
Desfi|e de Nodas de Jordan
Marsh en- Ciudad de Panama

Galindo de de la Guardia, en- mo-
mentos que la Primera Dana reci-
be I'm exquisite regalo de manos
del senior D. X. Miller, Presidente
de la Junta Directiva de Jordan
Marsh.
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
AImueFxo

AlmueFxo
Las senoritas Teresita y Raquel
BuStamante ofrecleron Yin delicio-
so almucrzo en- SUI residential de Co.
raj Gables en- dias pasados para
festejar a ia sehorita Alicia Tirado,
de Cali Colombia, quien Sc en-
cuentra en- Miami disfrutando de
una temporada de recreo.
Fueron invitadas, ademas, nu.
merosas de sus otras amistades. ".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
.
Rodns de Estono

Manana celebraran la fausta oca-
sion de sus Booas de Estano, vein
tinueve amos de ejemplar y diohosa
union conyugal, ell senior Jose EirO
Y sonora Enriqueta Hernandez de
Eiro, gentil pareja Guiana residen-
tie en- Miami
Los fellcitamos cordialmente y
les desearos muchos amos mas de
union matrimonial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
LANA TURNER vOLvERA A
LA CORTE

Ell abogado Jerome Pol
entablara juicio contra Lana
Turner, <su expose Stephen
Crane y la hija de ambos Cheryl,
demandando la respectable SUI
ma de $3.50, 100000 en- nombre
del hijo de ~Stompanato, Johnny
Stompanato. Ell abogado alegara
5 cosas: /. Que ell asesinato fue
una accion pensada y no eJecu-
tada impromptu. 2. Que ell padre
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

BESIDE Los Angeles California
nos llega la grata noticia del naci-
miento en- fecha reciente del her
moso nlio Enrique Alvarez, hijo
del senior Enrique Alvarez DiegueZ
y senor4 Eva Hernandez de Alva'
reZ.
Los esrosos Alvarez-Fernandez,
residierop dursnte un tempo en-
esta ciudad. en- donde %cuentan con
numerosa, amistsdes que sin duda
alguna 1uedaran complacidoS con
la noticia de la llegada de SUI nuevo
heredero
Para 9 pequeno Enrique, y sus
dichosos padres, nuestra enhora-
buena.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
Pa. A. DiAkIV LAS AF4rKtLAs
Rodss de seda

En- esta fecha celebran la grata
OCCASION de Sus Bodas de Soda, do
ee amos de ejemplar y venturosa
union matrimonial ell senior Victor
p. Gutierrez y sonora Gloria Del
gado de Gutierrez, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia hispano-
americana
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
calidas felicitaciones y votos por.
que gocen de muchos amos mas de
dicha co1lyugal
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
>


Manans domingo celebran la gra-
ia OCCASION de su aniversario matri-
monial Ell senior Varel s. Grimes
y senora Gladys Armstrong de
Grimes y desde ahora nos es grato
enviarles i'm cordial saludo y nues-
tros deseos de que disfruten de
muchos amos mas de dicha conyu-
gal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
DEL H0GAR-por Victoria ALetandra
e. POEMA De HOY
Poemd Is

En- mi cielo ell crepdsculo era como una nube
y tn color y forma son como los quiero.
Eres mia, eres mia, mujer de labios dulces,
y viven en- tn vida mis- ~infinitos suenos.
La lampara de mi alma te sonrosa los pies,
ell agrio vino milo es mas dulce en- tus labios,
oh segadora de mi canci6n de atardecer
icomo te sienten mia mis- suenos s~olitarios!
Eres mia, eres mia, voy Orlando en- la brisa
de la tarde y Ell viento arrastra mi voz viuda.
Cazadora del fondo de mis- ojos tn robo
estanca como ell aqua tn mirada n%octurna.
En- la red de mi musica estas presa, amor milo,
y mis- redes de musica son anchas como ell cielo.
Mi alma mace a, la orilla de tus ojos de. luto. -.
En- tus ojos de luto eomienza Ell pals del sueno.
Dro
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

De La Hobuno

Por la via a6rea lego en- dias pa
sados a Miami eli senior Jose Cres-
pi, a qui9n nos complace presentar
I'm cordial saludo y desear una
permanencia muy placentera en-
esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
CUANDO Ell DIABL0 METE
LA COLA

I'm clerigo ingles envio I'm te-
legrama de felicitacion a una no.
via en- ell dia de su matrimonio.
Terminaba en- esta lorna; "Ver
!. Juan, c. 4, v. 49,.
Ell versiculo en- question dice:
"No hay tenor en- ell amor, Pc
70 Ell telegrama fue recibido con
la letra / transformada en- S, de
manera que Sc LEILA: "Ver S. Juan
G. 4, v. 18".
La novia Sc sintio horrorizada
al consular Ell Evangelio. Ell YER
siculo dice: HAS tenido cinco
maridos, y ell que ahora tienes
no es tn marido".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

DE CHESTERTON
Entire todas las pruebas de
mala memoria que han dado los
hombres, la peor y la unica uni
versal es la de haber olvidado
que vivimos en- una estrella".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

Misc Contodo
Hoy sa.ado. a las ocho de la ma
mana, Sc uira una misa cantada en-
la Iglesia Catollca de Gesu por Ell
descanso de las almas de los caba'
lleros senior Luis Morales Music.
Iier, Giro HidalgO Perez y Juan
Fernandez Duque.
Sus Amigos ruegan la aSistencia
de sus dmistades a este piadoso &C.
to.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

Nos complace felicitar cordial
mente d la gentil dana Guiana Sc
nora Raqnel A%lmaguer, quien cele-
bra ell Ell dia de hoy la grata oca-
sion de SUI cumpleanos y approve
chamos Ia OCCASION para formular
votos por SUI ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
PABLO NERUDA

de Cheryl no ha ejercido bastan-
te control paternal. 8. Que Lana
Turner no ha debido excitar a
su hija relatandole las amenazas
que lie habia hecho ell fenecido
Stompanato. 4. Que Lana tuvo
amplia oportunidad de proteger
a Stompanato colocandose fren-
te a Ell, y no 10 hizo. 5. Que las
personals que habia en- la casa
cuando ocurri6 ell accidente tar
daron mucho en- lamar al doc
tor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
CumpIeanos

CumpIeanos
Vayan nuestras sinceras felicita-
clones para ell apreciado caballero
senior Isali Roman, quien celebra
en- ell dia de hoy la grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpleanos y nuestros votos
porque cumpla muchos amos mas
de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

La epoca de la reina Victoria
de Inglaterra que en- muchos
sentidos fue muy celebrada, no
llamo la atenci6n grandemente
por SUI gusto en- muebles. Sin EN-.
barge la sonora Dorothy Shaver,
presidenta del famoso almacen
de modas Lord and Taylor en- la
Sta. Avenida en- Nueva York de-
corara sus escaparates durante
6 semanas consecutivas exclusi-
vamente con pleas de dorm,to-
rio, comedor y sala de esa epoca.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26
cumpIeanos

Cumpleanos
Vayan nuestras slnceras felicia
clones para la apreciada dana Sc
nora Laura M vda. de Ord6nez,
quien celebra en- ell dia de hoy la
grata OCCASION del aniversario de SUI
nacimiento
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

Ell gran critico teatral George
Jean Nathan que ACADIA de MORN,
fue muy amigo del celebre dra-
maturgo Eugene o. Neill. En- cier
ia OCCASION, lie sugirieron que es-
cribiese una biografia de Ell y al
declinar la idea Sc expreso en- la
siguiente forma; "Conozco de.
masiado de la vida privada y la
manera de sentir y pensar de
Eugene; 81 las desc al publico
me pareceria que estaria violan-
do SUI amistad y cometiendo una
enorme falta de educacion".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-26

EnfeFmd
Lamentamos la novedad que
aqueja a ia gertil dana mexicana
sonora TiIza vida. de RubiO, que la
obliga a guardian lama en- su resi-
dencia de Miami Springs, y formu-
lamos votos por su rronto resta-
blecimiento.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Ella Named Head
OfCuncerCrusode
In Montgomery

Sam Fig. Silver Spring bust
nessman, will head the 1858
cancer crusade in Montgomery
County.
DR.. Crawford s. Brown,
chairman of the Montgomery
County cancer society chapter,
said Mr.. Fig will direct the
raisingf of the county's quota
of $55,000 during the April
campaign.
Robert T. Snure, member Of
the County Council, will serve
as vice chairman.
Mr.. Fig announced the fol-
lowing as committee chairmen:
Alvin @. Ehrlich, advertising
firm executive. publicity; Donald
T. Chamberlin, president of
Kenwood Country Club, special
gifts, and Jack Lowe, radio
station employe. planning COM
mittee.
Mr.. Fig appealed for volun-
teers to help in the crusade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

200 smaller science exhibits
by elementary school students.
The % winners. several of
them offering Joint exhibits,
are: Barry, Judy and John: and
from George Washington, Mary
Lee Densmore. Tom Morrison,
Charles Ciffen, David Rye. Bob
Lawler and Susan Slower.
From Hammond. Cameron
Smith, Paul Claussen. James
Truxell. Paul Arreson, Kit Will
liams, George Norton III, Ste
ven Newburg and Peggy CALI
cote.
From Jefferson, Becky Els
berg. Beverly Conlon, Mathew
Hale, Judy Hansen. Lee Sieg-
ismund. Gus King, George
Galland. jr., Sally Stuken-
brocker, Pat Bergin. Barbara
Scott and Frank Spencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

whether you're looking Sideways up, down, or any
direction where glasses are normally deficient.
, as there difference in contact lenses?'
Definitely! Vent-Air lenses exclusively designed
with four vents the surface With these vents air
space is created between the eye and the lens In this
way the eye continues its normal flow Of air and tears
through the air space making possible for greater
comfort than before This design is exclusive with
Vent-Air lenses.
What do eye doctors think about ventAir enses?"
Members Of the medical and optical professions have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

you wouldn't see all these dis
plays" he said.
Barry is one of ~ winners
chosen by the judges who ex-
amined 100 exhibits on display
at the George Washington High
School. His selection makes
him eligible to compete in the
1858 Northern Virginia Science
Fair April ILLS in the North
Area Gymnasium at Fort Myer.
National Contest
Winners in the regional COM
petition will compete in a ma
tional contest. fair oficials
said.
Barry's display, q reflector
device which he termed q solar
oven, creates heat through re.
Election of sun rays. The ex-
hipit cost him $l8.
Randy Parker. an eighth
grader at jefferson School. pro-
duced an electrically controlled
robot, and David Katz, a ninth
grader at George Washington,
displayed a study on jet en-
gines.
Robert w. Iverson. q ninth
grader at Hammond. explained
production of high fidelity
sounds.
Girl Also Wins
Judy Kruse, a tenth grader
at George Washington and one
Of the 20 winners, demonstrated
the effects of certain elements
on nutrition.
John Gay. a ninth grader at
Hammond, offered a dietary
research demonstration using
eggs.
Also shown, but not on a
competitive basis. were some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Students Form
SofetyCouncil
In Virginia

Everybody talks about the
need for safer driving. But
Northern Virginia students are
doing something about it.
Representatives Of Is high
schools in Arlington. Alexand-
ria. Falls Church and Fairfax
County yesterday formed the
Northern Virginia Youth Safety
Council at a conference in
Arlington's Wakefield High
School.
About $50 students attending
the second annual Youth Safety
Conference voted to form the
council. It is charged with
form ing similar individual
groups in the various high
schools.
Miss Toni Rowsey Of Wake
field High School, the confer
ence chairman, said the safety
council also plans to sponsor
student traffic courts In the
various schools.
Organization Date
Two representatives from
each Of the Northern Virginia
schools will meet at 4 pm.
March 26 at Wakefield High
School to organize the new
council.
Resolutions adopted by the
conference delegates call for:
Periodic denomination for
drivers licenses.
More driver education in
high schools.
Establishment of school safe
ty clinics.
Buck Speaks
The speaker at the confer
ence was Donald Buck, safety
director for the Army Trans
portation Corps.
Conducting discussion groups
were area traffic and safety Of
11cials and representatives of
the State police and Arlington,
Alexandria and Fairfax County
police.
Other speakers at the safety
conference included Frank Pail
mer. head Of the transportation
branch Of the Navy and Mrs.
Randall Everett, secretary Of
the Arlington Safety Council.
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Opposition
To Swimming
Pool Grows

Opposition continues tc
mount against a proposed COM
munity pool on Brookeville road
in Chevy Chase.
In one development, the Citi-
zens' Committee of Section S. q
special taxing area in which the
pool site is located, was in
structed Thursday by some zoe
persons to oppose the proposal
In another. opponents have
organized the Chevy Chase
Residents Committee to fur
ther the fight against the pool
and have scheduled a meeting
at g. pm. next Wednesday to
discuss it.
Herbert L. Bodman. IT,, of
1915 Brookeville road, one of
adjoining property owners, has
been named chairman Of the
Residents Committee. Mrs.
Eunice Smith has been desig-
mated as secretary and George
Lukes treasurer.
Next Wednesdays meeting
will be at the Chevy Chase
Elementary School on Rose
mary street.
The Citizens Committee of
Section S was informed the
Citizens Committee Of Martins
Addition, which also adjoins
the pool site, similarly is OPP
posed to it.
Mr.. Bodman said the oppo-
nents have retained Attorney
John Moore of the firm of
Moore & Linowes in Bethesda,
as legal counsel in the dispute.
Permission to build the pool
on a 4l2-acre tract at 740l
Brookeville road is sought by
the Chevy Chase Recreation
Association, Inc. a non-profit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Virginia JobIess Up
5l% Over Yeur 400

RICHMOND, Mar. 8 (R.-
The State Unemployment Com
pensation Commission yester-
day estimated Virginia's unem-
ployment on March / at 70, 400,
the highest figure since 1850.
The report showed an in
crease Of Sis per cent over the
unemployment level at the
same time last year.