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BOATS AND
MOTOR
SALE
All Items in Fine Condition
AND GUARANTEED

1956--1S TROJAN utility
and 80 HIP. Johnson electric
outboard motor, fully equip
ped. Reg. $l,595. sl,395
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BEVERLY BEACH COTTAGES
AMI includes hot wafer, peaCn
privileges, Some Aus. weeks aVah-
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3 brilliant colors to choose from
Everything ready to 60.
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1888 GREAT LAKES, 35 It. 2
bedrms.: like new, must sell.
MoNsoN TRAILER COURT. 1900
Jefferson Davis hwy. Fredericks-
burg, Va
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BLUE RIDGE MTS

4<1AOAA ASAA<NA1 AVA \ Ne
owner sacrifices lge. lot, high IN
Blue Ridge Mts. Of Va. at Chester
Gap; altitude about 5000 feet;
magnincent mt. view; health-giving
wasSinRtons spEns sxesept wesfE Wlsn y sss y
tricity. Total price, S295 cash or
terms. See Mr.. BILL O'SHEA at
the Property once Of BLUE RIDGE
MTS. ESTATES, Route 522. mi.
south Of Front Royal. Va. In d. c..
phone IA. 5-7T75
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33-FT, GAFF RIG AUX. SLOOP,
Der berths. Fiberglas covered hui
below waterline, dacron sails: To-
cation. Annapolis: sale, $4,000. JU
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ULL RUN MOUNTAIN
'''IISlE OPEN HOUSE

ALL DAY--ALL WEEK. New d
luxe mountain lodges and cabin
on wooded mountain sites, ready Il
move into and ready 10 turn on th
water and lights. Living rm., kitch
en-, z bedrmH.. bath, screened-il
living porch and ample parkinl
area with good driveWays. Price
from $4,000 up; or we will bull
wRsHiSofoN: WAS ISs S coms ssnff oat d fs0s 4 B,
70. u. 8. 10 and turn left. 90
miles 70 our sign, or come out d.
29-2il 10 State Hwy. 234 at Ston
House and turn right; come 4
Y, 8. 10 and turn risht; come
miles TO our sign.
LUCY .. CORR, PRESIDENT
COLEMAN O. CORE
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33-FT. OWENS CABIN CRUISER.
1917. new engine run for D
hours, Capitol ship-to-shore. mile
ray spotlight, auto. hilge pump,
bottled gas stove and heat, car
peted cabin; boat In 1st-class
condition, having been overhauled
Capitol Seihy-on-the-Bay Yacht
Basin. Boat name, spEsERE y
Price, $4,000.
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AUSTIN 1850. good cond., eood
heater and paint: $3.50. TU. 2
4753 after 8 pm. Sunday.
AUSTIN '54 Ado 4-dr.: r., b.;
peri. cond., $3.50: avail. Sept. /,
call so. 5-7239.
AUSTIN AS; ideal 2nd car: S175
or best ofier; good shape. KE.
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CHEVROLET '56 Bal Ar conv-
=, and b., powerglide. blue, 81 ,4g5
JACK PRY. LTD, 18th and N
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WAMrEnl AUTOMOBILES FOR SAlR
coNInsUEDl noAuRUTD)
coNTINUEDl

Buick 81 auper Riviera sedan;
ofiginal black and white. r and
n, dynadov; Immaculate condI-
Ion A., yeLk loy mileagei 4 owner,
SIS per mo. WOLFF MoToRa.
1888 North Moore ST., Arl, VA.
At R0salyh. VA. 1-09b2,
CADILLAC 'te Kldorado; Vhils con-
LIhifTED, 1siS ana u Stn. nv.
CADILLAC '50 1907 special sedan.
Fleetwood styling, blue, power
steerlng. power brakes. elec. VIM
sSs eSsius sla sn.Isds sa T.ss TsssesE s..a
Capitol lilac Olds Co.
1921 22nd 81. NV. FE $4,000
CADILLAC 'bi Coupe psvllie:
$1,000 or best oiler. Wo.
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BOATS

15-FOOT bay-built boat. with To-
up, See King motor; like new;
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CADILLAC 1857 Coupe. de vile:
beautiful cape ivory exterior, with
luxuriously appointed interior;
full power equipment; vogue pre-
MUM tires; exceptional value;
S4,OS5.
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON

FROM 2-6 PM.
directions: co straight out In
dian Head hwy, miles past Mar
shall Hall in Potomac Hts, Md:
Just follow the Signs)
OWENS
NEWPORT
a. LONE STAR
WOLVERINE
MASTERCRAF'T
GRUMMAN CANOES
EVINRUDE MOTORS
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CADLLAC '57

Convertible: white with black TOP.
hydramatic. 7, and H., W.-W, tiras;
fully equipped with every Cadillac
extra including full power, very
low mileage: exceptionally well
cnrAd Tor.
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CADILLAC $50 Coupe de vile: o
tone finiah: power steering. power
brakes. plus air conditioning for
your summer driving comfort: emily
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rRAILERs

CHERRY HILL MOBILE HOME
SALES, l0160 Baltimore Ave,
College PIX. nov has vage-
bond and VanDyke. Ten Wide
Homes for sale, Open daily and
sun, noon TO dark,
vAGABOND MOBILE HOMRs, The
new i50xl0 VaFah0nd Gold Seal
Home now on display at CHERRY
HILL MOBILE HOME SALES,
l0le0 Baltimore ave~ collega
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EvHNRUDE 'b7 s5-h.p.. remote
twin eas tanks; S425 or best
0ifer; viii consider or 10 h.p
motor in trade WE h-R9I6.
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GOOD BUYS

Very nice So Chris Craft
sedan cruiser. just repou-
cred with new 205-h.p. Lam
coin. fully marined giving
sparkling performance. At
our yard, $4,000.
1852 81 Christ-Craft Express
cruiser. twin 9bs. sleeps 4.
dinette. navy top. In excel
lent condition: priced ct
$1,000 nrm 10 move quickly.
AZ our ward.
a. doeumented flshinR
cruiser. good hun. very nice
engine. but needs . lot Of
work topSidea. A bargain for
S1,s00. at our yard
SHADYsTDE BOAT YARD
GhsagadA ~
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thot AVAAOM htAo eleHsO
NEWPORT
a. LONE STAR
WOLVERINE
MASTERcRAFT
GRUMMAN CANOES
EVINRUDE MOTORS
MARYLAND
MARINE CENTER
tSuitland Hardware)
1894 Suitland Rd., Suitland. Nd.
10. S-7575
BOATS AND
MOTOR
SALE
All Items in Fine Condition
AND GUARANTEED
1956--lS' TROJAN utility
and 80 HIP. johnson electric
outboard motor, fully equip
ped. Reg. $l,595. 1895
l957-14 SPEEDLINER RUN
ABOUT with 80 HIP. johnson
Javelin electric starting OUT
board motor, lots Of extras.
Reg. $1,195 ------------. 1895
1956-l4 wHIRLWIND RUN
ABOUT with 80 HIP. johnson
outboard motor complete with
rem ote controls, steering
lights, etc. Reg. $3.50 = $675
12-Ft. SPEEDLINER RUNA-
BOUT with 1855 Evinrude rs
HIP. outboard motor, very
fast. Reg. $685. $595
/ LYMAN Is Ft. RUNABOUT
with 1855 Evinrude Is HIP.
electric starting outboard mo-
tor, remote controls, covers.
Reg. $795 ---------- $675
HALSEY Aft. RUNABOUT
with 1855 Evinrude Is HIP.
electric starting outboard mo-
tor, equipped. Reg. $3.50. $685.
TROJAN l4-Ft. RUNABOUT
with 1855 model Is HIP. Evin-
rude outboard motor, wind
shield, lights, etc. Reg. $3.50
S595
SPECIAL left. DUNPHY
Sl99 so
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TANDEM AXLE, elec. weld frame
and protective beams. tie-down
rings: bed. 13x6ia #. Designed to
carry sports car or what have
you" REGULAR hitch. Can be toweo
by auto: S25. AP. 7-2744.
SO PER MONTH heats this de luxe
SO Kropf cruiser; AXIS, 2 bed
rms, tub and shower. shade
screens, Is windows; furn.: $4,000
total price for cash. OIL. 4-1362.
'54 NEW MOON--4I It.. bedrm.,
air eond., youngstown kitcheni
S2,S00. XII. $4,000.
UTILITY TRAILER-S-ft. body, %
in. deep: Just built; good tires,
lights, etc.. S110. JU. 9-563S.
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2901 Richmond highway, 4 miles
south Of Alexandra on u. s. High
way l. Open daily from 9 am. TO
2 pm. Closed Sundays. South
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22
Local Council
On J Juvenile
Delinquency
By Carlos v. Lindsey

The Local Council On Juvenile
Delinquency held its regular
meeting at the home of mem
Der, Mrs. w. Harper, 1927 Utica.
The discussion of the evening
was the contributing to the de-
inquency of the youth of Rob.
bins by the adults of our village
by aiding the youth in being
delinquent; such as buying beer,
wine and whiskey for the youth;
sweat box dances, without super
vision or improper supervision;
and misconduct of the adult in
the presence and with the youth
All these and more have come
to the attention of the Local
Council on Juvenile Delinquent
cy. In the last edition of this
column, a request was made that
liquor dealers and tavern owners
tighten the reins on their sales
to the extent that no youths
under 81 years of age be allowed
to visit these places of business,
m u C h less purchase alcoholic
drinks.
1t has been discovered that
some of the youths, 16 through
10 years of age are regular
"wine-oos." This is indeed bad
outlook for a village that ex-
poets to rate with other villages
and towns adjacent to it.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22

Parents, get out and see where
your child goes once and awhile.
The Local Council is at this time
making request to the Village
Board and President Maxey to
enforce the curfew law on all
teenagers to 1920 pm. unless
accompanied by parent or at
tending some social affair; in
such case IL o'clock pm. is the
limit. Please bear in mind that
these requests are the beginning
of an enforcement to follow.
The environment of 135th st.
from Holman avenue to Claire
boulevard is not becoming for
our youth, as we all know. Take
note, parents and youth.
Don't forget the recreation at
Lincoln Memorial School every
Thursday evening from 7 to 9.
The Mascot Baseball club is
making plans to start their vic
torious season of baseball soon.
Watch this paper for time and
date.
Mrs. Mable Lindsey, Pres,
Mrs. Mildred Bolden. Sec.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22

Seems as if he knows who the
better woman is that's why he
stay on Turner ave. so much.
<CAN YOU IMAGINE
/. Dolores H. taking our adj
vice.
2. Will r. is back
3. Mary w. is handsome
else
4. Darnell H. is something
S. Carolyn w. has come down
6. Kenneth M. is smart
7. Marvin w. is very intelle-
gent
8. Freddie w. is a good sport
9. Warren H. is a chocolate
doll.
10. Betty F. is nice looking
II. Betty A. has a very nice
voice
u. The darce at the c. l. O.
hall was really sharp.
IS. The girls are looking for
prom dates.
DELEGATIONS OF THE WEEK
*James S. to Becky R. Don't
Let Go
*The Eye to Dolores H. Miss
You So
*Jackie J. to Roosevelt i Lost
You
'Ftnmarice to Willie and La
Verne We Three
*Joann A. to Vergil D. 1t Hurts
% be in Love
"The Eye to Louise C. Crazy
Baby
Victor A. to Myrna w. Pretty
Baby
*Annette S. to John H. You're
Mine
*Donald H. to Evelyn B. The
Right Time
*Carolyn w. VIC. H. ALL
About The Blues
*T'he Eye to Aubrey S. --Ador-
able
*Cynthia E. from the Eye -
Don't Knock The Rock
*The Eye to Juanita c. i
Quite My Knocking.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22
NOTE OF THANKS

No words can express my
deepest thanks to our fire de-
partment for their promptness
in administering oxygen to my
daughter, Barbara. Also to Sgt.
Chapman and to Miller & Major
for their important and timely
cooperation.
Mrs. Willie Mae Westwood
1928 Central Park
Women can not only drive as
good as men, but they can do it
on either side of the road.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22

eWell hello boys and girls the
Eye is back to bring you all
the latest happenings.
eJame S. we notice you and
Becky R. are real tight, well as
the old saying goes old love
never dies.
eDelores H. we hear you taken
our advice, good girl.
eve notice white shoes are
becoming a fad, we'll they look
very nice on you dolls.
eJuanita c. we dug you out at
the c. I. O. hall saturday night
you was really into something
eEmmarice c. seem as if Willie
S. is available, now you grab
him while you got a chance if
you don't LaVerne Nice. will
grab him.
oCythia E. we hear you have
a secret adnirer, he is s. l. tall
with dark brown hair and pretty
yellow eyes. He will call you
at 800 Saturday evening.
eSay Loretta T. We are wonder
ing if you are still waiting for
Lacy A. to return.
sZelora K. whatever happen to
you we hear that you have gone
from bad to worse. We never
drought you would turn out
like you did, you of all people,
not you. Now come on and get
ahote of your self.
sSay we really pull a nice one
on the Police, the dance was
splendid friday don't miss the
next jam tomorrow night at
the same spot, Let do it again.
eve would like to say congrau-
lation to the Maxwell twins best
of luck to both of you.
0Lois T. we hear you put on
a real good show of pretending
you were suppose to get mar
ried, you don't have to put on, if
you want to get married that's
your business but remember it
takes two.
oJackie J. we hear your COM
petition is giving you pretty
rough time with Roosevelt NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

Lighting seems adequate on
that portion Of the interchange
where Kenilworth avenue over
passes the Pennsylvania Rail-
road and the Annapolis free
way. Mercury vapor lamps
installed by Maryland State
Roads Commission have been
operating since the inter-
change opened.
II may be coincidence, but
no trafiic accidents have yet
been recorded in that area.
On the other hand, the crit
ical intersections that have
been taking the injury damage
toll are without illumination.
The worst Of these Is the Kenil-
worth avenue turnoff from the
southbound parkway lanes.
Eleven crashes have occurred
here. A breakdown OF the
others shows three accidents
each at the Kenilworth avenue
Iuncture with the northbound
parkway and the Annapolis
freeway turmoil into the south
bound parkway. Two collisions
have been reported at the free
way turmoil from the north
bound parkway.
Bigger Signs Considered
Bigger. clearer and better
placed turmoil signs also are
under consideration as q means
OF reducing turmoil hazards.
One possibility is the erection
Of overhead signs similar to
those at the Fourteenth Street
Bridge across the Potomac
River.
Numerous complaints reg
istered with Mop officials have
particularly criticized the sign
placement at the Kenilworth
turmoil from the southbound
parkway. II has been pointed
out that existing signs do not
give suficient time and notice
TO motorists charging down the
parkway at IS miles per hour or
better and who. unaware Of the
turmoil. find themselves in the
wrong lane.
This situation Is especially
true at night and on the fire.
quent occasions when mists
from the nearby AnacoStia
River fats veil the interchange.
Still another aspect Is being
studied by Mop engineers for
possible improvement. This
would involve painting more
guide lines on the roads as
they approach the turnoifs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
Fuirfux Man Killed
In Heud-on Crush

A Fairfax County man was
killed Saturday in q head-on
crash In Sussex County. Va.
He was Clifton Lee Everett.
a. Of $40 Rollins drive. In the
Bucknell area outside Alexan-
dria. Mr.. Everett was supervisor
Of the soda fountain at National
Airport for Air Terminal Serv-
ices. Inc.
The collision occurred on
U s. Route 30l about $40 pm.
q mile north Of Stony Greek,
Va. while Mr.. Everett and his
family were returning from a
visit to Roanoke Rapids. N. C.
His wife. Lucille, 81. Is in
serious condition at Petersburg
General Hospital with q frac-
tured skull. q broken right arm
and ankle and numerous cuts
and bruises. Her husband died
from q broken neck.
Their two daughters by pre-
vious marriages. Susan. 8. and
Leah. 8. escaped injury. The
driver Of the other car. Marine
Sergt. Robert Long. 20. Of
Camp Lejeune. N. c.. was adj
mitted 10 Fort Lee Army Hos
pital with internal injuries. He
was charged with manslaughter
and reckless driving. Stony
Greek Police Sergt. William r.
johnson reported.
Police said the Marine SERGE
ant was passing q southbound
bus behind another car when
the collision occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
Randolph Urges
Peace Department

Representatives from the Dis
trict. Maryland. Virginia and
Delaware met yesterday at q
Capital District area Kiwanis
Club conference in the statler
Hotel.
Jennings Randolph. Capital
Airlines executive. advocated
the formation Of a department
Of peace by the Federal Gov
eminent at the district gov
ernor's banquet Saturday night
The former member Of Con-
gress told Kiwanis members:
"Our greatest responsibility
as citizens OF the United States
Is TO carry forward q frontal at
tack TO eliminate the causes OF
war"
Preceding the banquet. newly
elected District Governor Peter
N. Lombard Of Silver Spring
Md, was installed. He replaces
Briscoe Carlan Of Bluefield. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
z Killed in Crash
Near Edeewoter

An Alexandria Cva.) family
was involved in q collision at
Edgewater. Nd. yesterday in
which two persons were killed
and six injured.
Killed in the collision about
10 am. were Joseph Richardson
Foxwell. 40. Of Timonium. Md.
and his aunt. Mrs. Marian
Richardson, 81. Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Foxwell was driving a car
which eoliided with another
driven by Vernon Francis
White. 20. of 295 Chinquapin
Village. Alexandria. a Navy
communications technician on
duty at Fort Meade. Md.
Anne Arundel County police
Isaid the collision occurred at
the intersection Of Route 2l4
stCentral avenue extended and
Route 2 (Solomon's Island
road.
Nh. White suffered q pos
sible skull fracture and was
admitted to the Naval Academy
Hospital Tor observation. His
wife. Isabelle. 81. and two sons,
Michael. 2. and Stephen. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
Two Men Freeze
To Death During
AII-Night Porty

Two Alexandria laborers
were found frozen to death yes
terday on a bank Of the Po-
tomac River after an all-night
drinking party.
The bodies Of Make McCrim-
mon. So. and Louis Yates. 80
employees Of the Mutual Ice
Co. in Alexandria, were discov.
cred on the river bank by a
fellow employe. Robert Reaves
at 10 am.
Police said the two apparent
ly had been drinking at the
north end Of North Fairfax
street. Empty wine bottles and
an empty can Of liquid heat
were found at the scene.
Reaves told police he had
been drinking with the men
about midnight but left them
at the riverbank and went
home.
Investigators said neither OF
the men had q fixed address
They were pronounced dead BY
Or. Alfred Abramson, assis-
Sant medical examiner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
1,OOOAttend Dedication
Of Freedom Temple

More than 1000 persons
pushed their way into Elder
Lightfoot Solomon Michaux's
new $685.. 900 Temple Of Free
dom Under God for its dedica-
ton yesterday afternoon at
1880 Georgia avenue NV.
Every seat was taken in the
balconies and main floor. Some
went TO the basement where
they could hear but couldn't
see.
Municipal Court Judge Ar
mond W. Scott presented the
temple key to Mrs. Michaux.
who cut a large ribbon to let
the waiting crowd inside the
blue and gold auditorium.
Standing outside. beneath
the temples four marble col
umns. Judge Scott said. This
edifice Is the elimination Of the
dream Of many years ago-of
a man who has consecrated his
life to the service Of his fellow
man and their spiritual guild
ance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

"All through the years. his
faithful and devoted wife has
stood Loyalty by his side. COM
forting and consCling him
when he was bowed down with
the vicissitudes Of his many
responsibilities. and spurred
him on TO his great achieve
ments. the fame and influence
of which have spread not only
through this broad land. but
over the entire world. :"
The new church replaces the
old Church Of God which was
located on the same site. OPP
posite the entrance TO Griffith
Stadium.
Among other speakers at the
service was DR.. William B.
Adams. pastor Of Temple Hills
Baptist Church. Bethesda. Also
included in the dedication pro-
gram was the dedication Of
Solomon's Temple.
At services last night Bishop
George Brunk Of Denbigh, Va.
spoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

Painstaking search of an au-
tomobile title has led two
Prince Georges County detec-
tives to the arrest Of four men
on armed robbery charges.
Police said the suspects IN
three robberies totaling almost
$1,000 were traced through the
tag number Of a car used In
one Of the getaways.
Detective Sergts. Charles NAL
ley and John F. Wilding said
the car was impounded shortly
before It was scheduled to be
burned at a county junk yard
Sergt. Wilding identified the
car as one used by two gunner
who staged a holdup Of two
men as they attempted TO de-
post store receipts In the night
depository Of the BladensburR
brancvh of the Citizens Bank
Of Maryland January 4.
Traced Through Tags
Arrested yesterday on rob-
berry charges in the double
holdup were Artemus Logan,
10. Of GOT sixtieth avenue:
Daniel H. Deal. 20, Of 1914
Sixty-third avenue. and Frank
Paul Dixon. 80. Of sos Sixty
first avenue. all Fairmont
Heights.
Sergt. Wilding said the get
away car allegedly used by the
men was traced 10 Dixon
through the tag number OBJ
tanned by one Of the robbery
victims.
The men are accused Of OBJ
tanning at gunpoint 1884 from
George II. Dry. -. co-owner Of
the Kentland Hardware Store
at 1885 kandover road, and
t1.i35 from Burton y. Rich
ards. 80. manager Of the len
nox Giquir Store Of 2525 Ken
ilworth avenue. Bladensburg. as
they approached The bank d.
pository.
Gives n yuak IIeaIsE
Police said Jerome Logan. 20,
q oi0 Sixtieth avenue. Fair
mont Heights. brother Of Artn-
mus Logan, is a suspect In the
t3.o86 holdup at gunpoint 5s
SAck, FrTth. On eu7loye rs sae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

Of the victims were listed as
serious casualties,
What is the explanation for
such a toll In scarcely more
than two and one-half months2
Park Police officials say the
trouble Is two fold. The Park
Police should know. They have
jurisdiction over the inter.
change which merges the
Baltimore Washington park
way. Kenilworth avenue and
the as yet uncompleted Ann
apolis freeway Just outside the
District line.
Carelessness Blamed
The reasons in the police
view:
/. Motorist carelessness or
disregard for the law.
2. Inadequate street lighting
and direction signs at key
points in the highway maze.
On the first point. Chief
Harold Stewart says it's the
same old problem Of getting
drivers to abide by trafiic laws
and to exercise common sense.
Chief Stewart points out that
In all Of the accidents reported.
at least one trafiic violation
charge was lodged In each case.
The ofienses largely were
excessive speed. Others. how
ever. have included reckless
driving. lack Of emergency
control" following other We
hicles too closely. failure to
yield right Of way and backing
without caution.
About one-third Of the re-
ported accidents took place in
daylight. records show. This
to Chief Stewart Is an indica-
ton Of driver fault rather than
any physical shortcoming Of
the interchange itself.
Survey Being Made
He comedies. however. that
while the interchange Is q we'll
engineered project. obvious
Improvements" are needed. The
chief has expressed this view to
his National Capital Parks
superiors. Mop. in turn. mas
ordered an engineering survey
TO determine which improve
ments may be In order. Dead
line for this report Is Wednes-
day.
Since the bulk Of the acci-
dents have occurred after dark.
one indication is that q lack Of
roadway lighting at key turn
on points may be to blame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
LOOT TOTALS $1,000
Car Title 7 raced to 3
In Series of HoIdups

Drug Fair at 5422 Annapolis
road. Bladensburg. last De-
cember IL.
Police said the getaway car
used in the January 4 robbery
had been given to a junk
dealer on condition he burn 1t
Immediately.
A delay by the junk dealer
In carrying out his instruction
enabled police TO obtain the
car.
Dixon posted $4,000 bond.
The others were jailed in lieu
of $4,000 bond each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

A Washington man was
District residents hurt. one o.
run accident early today near
Haywood Matthews. a. Of
at Freedmen's Hospital after
County Hospital In Warrenton
State Trooper L. Z. Vets
five District persons was be-
lieved to have been sideswiped
by q tractor-trailer shortly
after midnight.
The car overturned on U. s
Route 29-l5 nine miles south OF
Warrenton. A short time later
Trooper WetSel said. other
troopers stopped the truck
They charged its driver. Julius
Williams. 40. Of Philadelphia
wi n hit-and-run driving.
The critically injured person
was John Barnwell. 50. Of 24l1
Twentieth street NV. He was
admitted to Freedman's. His
wife. Helen. 3S. was treated
there.
Two other occupants Of the
car. Mrs. Isabelle Matthews,
wife of Mr.. Matthews. and Ar
thur J. Youngblood. also Of
Washington. escaped serious
injury. Trooper Wetsel said.
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Charles II. Conrad Of the Ma.
tional Capital Planning Com
mission viii speak on urban
renewal plans for the District al
q luncheon meeting Of the Co
lumbia Heights Business Men'i
Association, 1915 pm. tomor.
row at the Georgian Cafeteria
3027 Fourteenth street NV.