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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
DREAM RANCH-TYPE HOME Il

Kensingtoni = Huge living and
dining room, 20x12 master bdrm.
with twin closets Beautiful lot;
near bus! Assume ~ loan Just
Sl2.950! RIPLEY CO., JU. 81
Gill.
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OPEN ] 10 s SUNDAY

EN-. 3-4335 ia. 5-6454
CHEVY CHASE-Attractive, 3-bed-
rm.,. 1h-bath Colonial on pretty,
shaded lot on quiet street. All
bodrms. twin size, liv. rm., firepl.,
dil. rm., cleo. kit. with table
space, powder rm: rec rn,,
screened porch, garage. Immacu-
late throughout Shown by appt
all day S23,50O BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 or WO
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36Os NICHOLS AVE, BEST OFFER
over $4,000: have been asking
S13,950-6 large rooms. screened
FORTIN REALTY. 10. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A CHARMINGLY compl furnished
Sri Ssdrm noaSf bstbs' - scf poTeb
ext attr lot. gas hea' fu'i tiled
bsmt. $4,000; CT Sl4,400; mr..
all excel. schools Call or o-S205
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S1n.o60. CnNGRESS HEIGHTS-

bedrm. detached. Garage, bsmt.
oil heat. Newly decor. Easy terms
or consider your house or lot II
5or, 10 $4,000.
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3NII " ST. at Mimi. ave.-An i'm
mec. 2-bedrm brk. with fenced
yd.; porch and storm windows
Assume $1,000 CT loan; $3.50
mo. pays all. POSNER REALTY
CO., ST. 3-3440, WA. 7-7S56.
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GAITHERSBURG
ROMER & CO., Realtors
430 N Frederick, Gaithersburf

GARDENIAS-3 rare, eft. bushes;
young naples; many flowers,
blooming profusely: small. WELL
cared for lot: beautiful lawn: To-
1T. children's pool 3 bedrms.,
semi-det rambler: large rooms;
full bsmt with roughed in end
bath: close in Silver Spring. con-
venient to schools and shopping.
For sale by owner S15,400. HE.
4-1Re1 SR24 11th ave
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FUUR CUKNERS-Cape COD That
answers your prayers and hearts
desires 3 bedrms.. . baths, 2
firepls.; parking for 8 cars: rec.
rm.; beaut fenced lot; mr.. schools,
nominations. Excel financing.
only S23,950. 10. 5-36S7, SUB
TTRPAN PROP Mot
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FAIRLAND-1-acre estate with
stream; most desirable large ..
bedrm. rambler; screened porch
and bsmt. A BEAUTY SPOT,
Sl5,500. HUGH T. PECK. HE.
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That hard TO find 3-bedrm. brick
rambler under $4,000 with full
bsmt,. fin. family rm.; near all
schools and transp.
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DO 1T YoURSELF-This 1I-rm.
frame home needs redecorating:
kitchen has been remodeledD;
there are . baths. enclosed porch,
basement and partly fenced yard
69xl75; Sl5,950. Nr Mass. ave.
In Glen Echo Heights. MRS.
st OIL. y dOSS
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Space galore in this 3-bedrm
Dutch Colonial on deep tree-edged
lot, full din. rm., fully tiled
bsmt. with "a bath and balance
roughed in: brand-new all alum.
scr. porch; short walk to school
and D. C. transp. All this for only
Sl6,500.
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GI-NO MONEY DOWN

N4-INO NAOANGA 0OVN
500 mo. total paymts Mod, brk
home. 6 rms, ga baths, full
bSmt., fenced I'd. Schools and bus
at corner, cow. Boiling Field
Evening star., 1959-10-21

The JerroId N Recep-
tor" is the first really
small, powerful V and
FIN ontenno! Eliminates
outside ontennos in many
areas. Easy to instoII-
slides over line cord.
Push-button tuning for
best reception set it
and forget it. Does not
plug into wall socket
absolutely sofe, uses no
electricity. Designed for
VHF, UHF, color, FIN or
Hi-Fi tuner.
sTrademark-pat. pending q.
Evening star., 1959-10-21
So 5

GUARANTEE - This revolutionary new an
tenno is guaranteed to produce better pic
lures on your TV set, FIN radio or Hi-Fi
tuner than any other indoor ontenno or your
money back.
Evening star., 1959-11-19

SALE - Shield Bantam Backhoe
1880. Excel cond, !; 500 Terratrae
loader, good cond. with or with
out trailer and truct. JU .S-799S.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
COMM ERCIAL GROUND

ROAD, near new
marina-Sl-ft. front, unimproved,
zoned c., Price, $4,000. A. H
SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor. WA.
7-1010; ewes, WA. 7-469S.
FOR LEASE IN TOWN-1O,OO0-
50 1T. black top; &c 50. It. Call
AD. 2-S29e.
SILVER SPRING (nr. PerpetuaD-
1884 50. #. potential c. with
ample public parking and usable
6-room residence: So so. It. BEERS
BROS, JU. $3.50.
4.67 ACRES, 90O-ft. frontage on
Rte. 301, south-bound lane; 500
II. frontage on Dyson rd.; i'm
proved with new 25x60 cinder
block, air-cond., heated bldg.
equipped for restaurant with =
day, on-and-off beer and wine
license. SAUNDERS, SP. 3-1442
2 COMMERCIAL LOTS on Sheriff
I'd, near Eastern ave. Nd. side;
50x120; $1,000. SAUNDERS, sP.
3-l442,
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

GARAGE 25'x3O': gas heat, neon
sign. In the heart Of sil. Spr. Call
JU. 0-5SOO dur. wk.
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10,740 SO. FIT.

Corner fire resistant bldg, concrete
roof: rail siding: both drtve-in and
tailgate loading: 1000-su. .-ft. nm
ished once; conv. Va. location
See Mr.. Norris
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS, MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASH BLDG. DI. 7-S300
Evening star., 1959-11-19
ARTS BUILDING

1861 Eastern Ave, SIS. Nd.
Modern, air-conditioned bldg; suit
able for doctor or other proIes-
sional use; 5000 50. It, also one
once of 700 50. #. Call Mr.. Gold
enberg, sun. and ewes, OIL. A.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
MOTORCYCLES
AUIoMoTIVE MISC.

TRIUMPH 1858 200 &C; low mile
age: saddle bags and windshield;
5000. LO. 7-O652.
Evening star., 1959-11-19

TRANSMISSIoNS on
all makes and models. Completely
overhauled Parts and workman
ship guaranteed. Pickup service.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED. OPEN
ALL DAY SATURDAYS. SU-
PERIOR GEN. AND CARB. CO.,
10642 Metro. ave-. 10. 6-4oS0
or ia. 9-S1S7.
Evening star., 1959-11-19

CADILLAC 80 Model "62" cream
2-dr.; pvt; owner. Cali after 8,
JE. 4-2706.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

IMMEDIATE CASH for any type of
ground in D. c., Nd. and va.
IA. 2-6300
MONTGOMERY COUNTY - Desir-
able lots and acreage wanted.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-17O0.
WE NEED more lots, acreage or
farms in D. C. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6-2200
A Cash BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO
Evening star., 1959-11-19
TRAILERS

ABC 1885 4exs: Ike new. Wau-to-
auto washer: ls-ft. liv. rm., many
extras. $500. Call WE. 5-4963.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

3-BEDRM. FURN APT, on Kappa
hammock River. White Stone, Va,
excel. hunting and fishing, boat
incl: reas. rates. Phone White
stone he. 5-6137.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
GNEE r ING-CONSTRUCTION
firm is interested in establishing
q downtown engineering air con-
ditioned once early In 1860.
Total area required is 1000 to
2500 50. It. including or 5
private of1ces. Please supply
sketch or area available and
Star.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

BALE OR LEASE, 1900 50. t., 2
story on, bldg. and shoST9Sm' TSaa
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

APT. HOUSE or what have you? D. C
or Va. Cash client waiting. E. F
STEFFEY Real Estate, JE. 4-0064.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
Hearing Set in Prank
At Jackson Crime Site

Two youths will be given a
hearing tonight at Ferndale
MD Police Court, Anne Arun-
die County. on a charge Of
playing prank near the wood
land grave in which two mem
bers of the slain jackson family
were found.
County Police Chief Wilbur
Wade said the two. plus a iuve-
nile. purposely caused their car
to backfire to sound like gum
fire. then shouted and groaned.
Nervous residents were startled
by the sounds Wednesday night
"A police roadblock was set up
and the trio was arrested a few
hours later.
Scheduled for hearings on
charges of disorderly conduct
are Bernard M. Cox. 10. and
Thomas E. Campbell. jr.. both
of Brownsville, Md. The car
was registered in the name of
the mother of a l7-year-old
boy who was released in his
parents custody pending Ju-
venile Court action.
Thus far there are no tangi-
BILE clues in the murders Of Car
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CompioIi Named Aide
To Capitol Architect

Mario E. Campbell, who has
directed work on the extension
of the east front Of the Capt.
toll for more than two years AS
a private architect, has joined
the Capitol Hill staff as assist
ant architect Of the Capitol.
Capitol Architect j. George
Stewart today announced the
appointment of Mr.. Campbell,
40. to the permanent $l7,500-a-
year post, to succeed the late
Arthur E. Cook. who died last
January.
Since 1856, Mr.. Campbell has
been project director Of the
east front extension for the
private firm Of De Witt, Poor
g. Shelton - architects who
were hired to plan and direct
the project.
In his new Federal job he
will retain his close relation
ship with the extension.
Mr.. Campbell is the first man
to hold the assistant architect
position who has been a prac-
ticing architect. Previous as
sistants have been engineers.
A specialist in the renovation
and remodeling of historic
structures. Mr.. Campbell was
director Of architecture at Colo
NAL Williamsburg for eight
years before taking on the Cap
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Grocers Cutting
Price of Coffee
Cents q Pound

Coffee prices here will drop
2 cents a pound at most chain
stores and supermarkets as the
result of cuts in wholesale
prices started by top national
brands.
A spokesman for the John H.
Wilkins Co. here said its prices
will drop 2 cents a pound to
meet reductions announced ma
tionally on Chase e. Sanborn
and Maxwell House brands yes
terday and today.
Officials of Safeway Stores
and Giant Food Stores here an
nounced new retail prices on
the three named brands as II
cents a pound. Safeway reduce
tions will be effective MONDAY.
Giant Food will reduce the price
Immediately. spokesman said.
They sal dother chain stores
will probably follow the same
pattern.
The new price cut brings the
cost of a pound of coffee down
to about 80 cents under prices
paid two years ago. when a
pound sometimes ran as high
as Sl.l0 or more. Coffee prices
now are at the lowest level in
nearly 10 years.
A Wilkins official noted that
the pound price locally has been
f1uctuating among chain stores
for the past few weeks from
rs to 80 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

roll v. Jackson. 20; his wife,
Mildred. 81: and their two
daughters, Janet. 10 months,
and Susan Ann. 5. The jack
sons. of Apple Grove. Va. APP
parently were forced off the
road in their car near their
home on January IL. The IA
Their was found tied up and
shot to death in brush pile
near Fredericksburg tVa.) on
March 4. Janet was found dead
in his arms, the result of either
q beating or exposure. Two
GambrillS (Md.) youths found
Mrs. Jackson and Susan Ann
dead in a shallow grave IL
miles west Of Annapolis last
Saturday.
Mrs. Jackson had been
strangled, her daughter beaten
to death. The latter were buried
beside Mr.. Jackson and Janet
yesterday in the family plot.
Meanwhile, the FBI and
police of Maryland, Virginia
and the District continued the
jackson investigation. They
reported receiving a flood of
phone calls from persons
anxious to volunteer informa-
ton.
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SUNDAYS BEST READING
Easter Reading Featured
In The Sunday Star

HOLY LAND IN WASHINGTON"-1n SUNDAY, The
Star Magazine, you're taken on an interesting word
and picture visit to the Franciscan Monastery,
washington Holy Land in miniature And in This
Week Magazine, read Jonas And The Crown OF
Thorns" an inspiring story for Easter reading.
EXCLUSIVE FROM MOSCOW-on his recent visit as
First Deputy Premier, Mikoyan saw everything from
Supermarkets to expensive shops To learn what
American items he feels are badly needed in Russia,
see six Things Mkoyan Envied Most in America
This Week.
EASTER AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL-People get SICK
holiday or no. And student nurse in the area
doesn't expect to get home for Easter How she
brings the Easter bunny to sick youngsters in
Childrens Hospital told by Frances Lde in Career
Girl, 1853" in the Womens Section.
EXPANDED OUTDOOR commissioning this
Sunday and continuing every week thereafter, The
Star will resume publication Of additional Leisure
Sportsman page. This Sunday, Outdoor Editor
Charles Covell will describe the Washington Figure
Skating Clubs Forthcoming ice revue.
TEEN.AGE BIG Tops the circus dead? Not If the
students at the Rollingcrest High School in Prince
Georges County have anything to say about It, Their
recent circus didn't take place in tent but it was
full Of the flavor of the old time big top The full
story appears in TEEN Magazine
Phone Lincoln $4,000 for Home Delivery
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z Students Hurt
In Pike Mishup

Two young men were injured
and four others shaken up
when their car ran of the new
WASHINGTON National pike at
Rockville today and overturned
several times.
Taken to Suburban Hospital
in Bethesda were the driver.
Nathaniel Henrik. jr.. 10. .of
Philadelphia. with a cut fore-
head. and a passenger. Elliott
H. Ford, 10. of 327 Varnum
street NV, with a Clipped left
leg.
Maryland State Police said
| the accident occurred at $3.50
a m. in the southbound lane Of
the dual highway near the
Route % interchange when the
driver was blinded by lights
from a car in the northbound
lane.
The hospital said the BOYS
were returning from college in
Ohio for the Easter vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
Blue Law
Bill Delayed
In Maryland

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. q (AP)
"A proposed Sunday closing
bill will not be enacted at this
session of the GENERAL Assembly
The Senate Judicial Proceed
ings Committee today voted to
refer the matter to the Legis-
lative Council, between-sessions
study arm of the Legislature.
Senator F. C. Malkus, Demo
crat of Dorchester, committee
chairman. said he has beer
flooded" with protests against
the bill and the committee felt
there was not enough time left
in the session to study il
thoroughly.
The referral to the Legisla-
tive Council will give everyone
concerned chance to be heard,
he said.
The bill, introduced by five
Senators. would hit at shop
ping centerS and other large
commercial establishments.
1t would write into law the
majority recommendations of
a commission appointed by
Gov. Tawes to study the blue
law problem in Maryland.
The commission suggested in
a majority report that all but
a few merchandise stores be
closed on Sunday. The law
would not affect the sale OF
liquor and certain small scale
operations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
PIZZA BOOSTS POPULARITY
OF CHEESE, NOW DENIED NEEDY

The publics passion for pzza may already have dealt
one blow this month to relief recipients facing possible
is per cent cut in their grants.
Cheese is no longer available under the surplus food
program for needy families here. And there no pros
pect of the protein-rich foods being restored
OF the 35304 District residents who got surplus food
in February 1882 were on public assistance.
Agriculture Department Spokesman say the craze for
the Italian pie has contributed to the growing demand
for cheese in Americaand its short supply surplus
food under the Governments priceAsupport program.
Americans consumed SO pounds Of cheese per capita
in 1858. compared with 81 in 1857. they reported
High meat prices during the past year are believed
to be factor in the increase cheese consumption in
the country. the department says
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Of his line. standing at the
graves long after the crowd Of
almost a thousand had gone
away. and with his vest, watch
chain and soft Stetson hat he
looked like a country lawyer
who had lost his case and
couldn't believe 1t.
Each of the neighbors who
had come to Apple Grove to
pay their respects murmured
a word Of comfort to Mrs. Hill:
/ Clara, I Just want you to
know that your trouble has
been in the hearts of every
one :"
And then they took their
leave. as people do in Central
Virginia. not by saying goodby
but:
You all come and see us,
hear?"
A sharp peal Of thunder sent
people scurrying for their cars,
and Mrs. Hill was left almost
alone by the stand of pines
which marks the plot where
the Jacksons lie.
1.-THE letters we've gotten
from strangers since the bodies
were found" Mrs. Hill said,
rubbing at her red-rimmed eyes
with a white gloved hand
They're nicer than any letters
I ever got before
Then it began to rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
Thieves Get l4Coses
Of Beer From Truck

Thirsty thieves are being
sought for the theft of IA cases
of beer from a truck in Fairfax
Station, Va, early yesterday.
Clay Joyner, owner of the
Joyner Wholesale Co. Beer Dis
tributors, told police the beer
was taken from the rear of a
van truck parked overnight be-
side his warehouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

in-law. Carroll Vernon Jack
son, and little Janet, ~.
Mrs. Clara Hill noticed that
there were several Virginia
State police cars guarding the
stubble field leading to the
jackson family plot, and FBI
men royed through the throng
Most Of the people, she saw,
were farm folk, wearing their
Sunday best. A few of the
women yesterday even wore
their Easter hats, though the
sky was leaden and thunder
threatened sudden rain.
Some of the men came from
the fields in their overalls
with guilds of tobacco in the
cheek. but almost all donnec
church = going clothes ever
though it was a week day.
Across the road, the jackson
house had a blind look, Mrs
Hill thought. All of the win
dows were closed and shattered
A forsythia bush bloomed in
the dooryard.
The preacher said what
preachers say about ashes to
ashes and dust to dust, and
added: This family was oil
the type our church and coun-
try needs may our memory
of them challenge us to fill the
emptiness -"
She saw Curtis jackson, the
murdered mans uncle and last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
WE TOURED THE GENE

WE TOURED THE GENE
Terry on the way out. 1t has
been fortunate in its me-
MORALS. Many are large.
Quite a few have sculptured
figures. Many are mauso-
leums. Most of them are
handsome and there are no
eyesoreS.
"All that is in the past"
Mr.. Melton said. 1.-The last
mausoleum was built in 1852.
We are opening an area in
which there will be only name
markers in the lawn"
The cemetery is not extern
sive, but a few years ago it
had several acres awaiting
division into gravesites. One
wealthy woman wanted to
buy an entire acre for her
grave. Based on what the
cemetery would get for indi-
vidual gravesites, it came to
$260,000. She offered $225 900
and was turned down, and
the deal fell through.
Funny thing" Mr.. Melton
said meditatively as we turn
ed toward the gate. Thou
sands come here to see the
st. Gaudens figure. Only a
few look for the Mary Mag
dalene figure. And l like it
better. At least you know
what it means"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

ruSaem And his descriptions of their fashionable
wives is exact and furious
But it is this same Isaiah who has the vision of
that blessed world in which men shall beat their
swords into powshares and their spears into pruning
hooks" Isaiah H. A.
He does not feel however, that this world will fall
into our laps like plum; will it be created by ordi
nary people They hear and hear, but do not under
stand" he admits sadly. Isaiah vi, 81
The world of peace can be achieved only by
traordinary people; brave, generous and inspired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

the leading men of his day and
heightened his respect for the
Ruler of Mankind.
1t was Isaiah who said that,
in the eyes of God, "the nations
are like a drop in the bucket"
isaiah XII, 15)
In this holy lenten season,
Isaiah reminds us sharply that
the Lord can we'll despise our So
called religious holidays. In
stead, He calls us to seek JUS
tice; learn to do good" isaiah
|, l2-10
Isaiah denounceS the weak
and callouS gentlemen of Je-
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RiverCompaet
FiIibuster Fails
To Block Bill
OK Voted at z Am.
As Dorsey Goes
Down Fighting
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
Star stan Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 27.-A
freshman Senator from South
ern Maryland early today went
down fighting after a three
and a half hour f1libuster
aimed at killing the Potomac
River compact.
Senator Walter B. Dorsey,
Democrat of st. Marys County.
stopped talking shortly before
2 am, conceding defeat in
his one-man effort to block
the compact.
The Senate, a few minutes
later, added seven amendments
to the Compact bill and ordered
it printed for final passage, ex-
pected next week.
Veteran legislators here re-
called that the last big Senate
filibuster occurred in 1941 when
Senator Dorsey'S father. now
Circuit Judge Philip H. Dor
Sey. spoke for seven hours.
Malkus Voices Praise
The 30-year-old Senator last
night won praise from at least
one colleague for his single
handed fight.
Il want to compliment the
great fight the Senator from
st. Marys has waged," Judicial
Proceedings Chairman Fred
erick c. Malkus said. He is to
be admired for his courage. He
has done a good job protecting
the interests of his people"
Throughout the filibuster the
Senator's wife watched from
the gallery.
Mrs. Dorsey kept her husband
supplied with coffee and water
which she delivered to him in
a cocktail shaker.
The compact bill was drafted
Iby a joint Maryland Virginia
commission in an effort to
solve a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fight
lin the Supreme Court over
Maryland's abrogation of the
compact Of l785.
Veto Power Rejected
The Senate rejected one OF
the judicial Proceedings Com
mittee's amendments which
would have given the Governors
of the two States veto powers
over regulations adopted by
the ,bi-State authority.
Amendments made by the
Senate include a requirement
that the Legislature Of both
Maryland and Virginia would
have to approve opening Of the
river to dredging, leasing or
patent longing. There is still
some question whether Vir-
ginia will accept the amend
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

itol project, and developed
plans for much of the Virginia
restoration.
A native of Italy, Mr.. Cam
pioli received his architectural
training at Columbia University
and New York University. He
resides with his family at Nc
Lean, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
POLICE GUARD AT RITES
1000 Mourners See
Burial of Jocksons
BY MICHAEL MOK
Star StaH Writer

APPLE GROVE Va. Mar 27.-One Of her earrings came
loose the crowd pressed around the of the
murdered Jacksons F-sse.. sst#-
She fdded with it nervousy she watched those who
to have last look her daughter Mildred 81 and
her grandchid Susan they buried beside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
The
Rambler
Visits
Churchyurd
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

The raised white letters on
the black iron arch over the
entrance gate read:
Rock Greek Churchyard,
ITO"
Alvin e. Melton, the super
intendent of the cemetery,
was in the stone Office on the
right, expecting this caller.
He had written the Rambler,
asking:
"Why don't you come out
here and write a Good FRI
day, Eastertide piece about
the bronze figure of Mary
Magdalene by Gutzon Borg
lum? Everyone writes about
the Adams Memorial by Au-
gustus st. Gaudens. Hardly
anyone ever pays any atten-
ton to the Borglum figure"
Lets see the Adams Me-
mortal FIRST" the Rambler
suggested. We got out of his
car and walked a few yards
on a gravel path and we were
in it.
We sat on the angular
stone bench with a stone wall
behind it. In front of this,
beyond a gravel space and
within a tall hedge Of holly,
was the figure that many
consider the greatest carved
on this side of the Atlantic.