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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
Driver in FutuIity
Fined us Reckless

A 22-year-old laborer was
fined $50 yesterday on a reck-
less-driving charge filed after a
fatal accident near Laurel, Md,
last December 6.
Hyattsville Trial Magistrate
Grover Lee Small imposed the
fine on Nat w. Cakes of Balti-
more. The judge acquitted him
of a manslaughter charge, say
ing the State had failed to
prove evidence of gross negli-
gence.
Killed in the crash was Fred
J. Pixley, IS, of Baltimore,
according to Maryland Trooper
H. j. Edwards. He said the
accident occurred on Brock
Bridge road when the car hit
a tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20

commissions indeed are in dam
ger" Montgomery Delegation
Chairman Blair Lee, III, said.
His words came at a joint
meeting of the two delegations.
1t followed a declaration that
the Prince Georges group was
unanimously" opposed to a
bill that would give the Mont
gomery County Council a veto
power over trunk sewer extern
Sions in the county by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
Delegate Carlton r. Sickles
of Prince Georges objected to
the use of the word unanimous,
saying that he was not opposed
to giving the Montgomery
group what it wanted in this
case.
Mr.. Lee reminded the Prince
Georges delegation that Mont
gomery had not opposed a bill
which allowed a section of
Prince Georges to be taken into
the sanitary district without
being taxed, although all new
areas are taxed in Montgomery.
Division Threatened
Mrs. Margaret Schweinhaut,
a leading foe of the bi-county
agencies, said she threatened to
put in a bill to split the COM
mission if trouble continues.
Mr.. Lee and his delegation
refused to back down from
their demand for support for
the bill affecting Montgomery
only.
Senator H. WinShip Wheat
ley, Democrat of Prince
Georges. later said a deal might
be made between the two dele
cations.
/ He suggested as a trading
point Montgomery support of
legislation he wants to strip
the Maryland-N ational Capital
Park and Planning Commission
of its authority to put land in
reservation for future park and
road use.
Under this authority the
commission can stop construc-
ton on land for three years if
it plans to buy it for parks or
roads. Taxes on the land then
are abated.
Harry B. Shaw. Sanitary
Commission chief engineer,
! said he was opposed to differ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20

Until l945. she was active
as a midwife, She figures she
has delivered between 5000
and 1000 babies. Mrs. Jordan
herself had seven children and
has outlived them all.
Her Social Security check
came to her through her son,
Edward, who died in 1855.
Until last year, regulations
called for Social Security
money to go to the widow, But
last year the law was changed
to include dependent parents,
it was explained.
Social Security officials
gathered a rough idea Of her
age through her marriage GER
tificate, issued in 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20

associate editor of The Star,
made the presentation.
Mr.. Waters was cited far
laboring Sin practically every
important public cause in Fair
fax County in nearly a decade"
His efforts" 1t was said,
"have ranged from the directly
personal interest in a Jobs
for-Youth' program to the
broad public questions of
schools, water, county govern
ment, public health, sewers,
fiscal and budget policy and
parks and recreation"
Recently Mr.. Waters was
elected to the executive COM
mittee of the Fairfax-Falls
Church Committee for Public
Schools. He is president OF the
board of the Northern Virginia
Mental Health Association and
a m e Der of the Fairfax
County Health Council and the
Fairfax County Lay Health
Association.
Mr.. Waters, 81, works for
the Veterans Administration
He is married and has three
children.
Accepting the trophy. Mr.
Waters called for patience in
solving regional problems and
said: IF we can keep our dis
agreements from becoming Bit
terness, we can do the job"
He recommended the Fairfax
metropolitan plan as "the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
Author xpIorer
Is Library Speaker

DR.. Francis Harper, Philadel-
phia author-explorer, will pre-
sent the third annual lecture of
the Alexandria Library Co. at
$3.50 pm. tomorro win the Ii
brary, TIT Queen street.
DR.. Harper will discuss Will
liam Bartram, 18th Century
botanist, and natural history in
the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20

State Senator Mills Goodwin,
jr., Of Suffolk said: II don't
think that the locality ought
to have to maintain the school
just for the Negro children.
There is no basis. logic and
good judgment for it to be done
with so few students enrolled.
State Senator Harry C. Stu
art of Elk Garden added that
he doesn't as yet know enough
about the situation but cit looks
to me that it is impractical to
operate the school,"
State Senator Robert Y. But
ton of Culpeper, a member of
the State Board of Education,
said: g. It's absurd to keep
(the school open for just %
children"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
St. Putrick Dinner

Robert T. Murphy, counsel
of the Senate Aviation Subcom-
mittee, will speak at the an
nual corned beef and cabbage
dinner of the George Wash
ington Chapter, Friendly Sons
of st. Patrick in Northern Vir-
ginia. at 7::30 pm. tomorrow in
the Southgate Motel. South
Glebe road and Shirley high
way. New officers will be elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
scandinavian Show

Jerome P Pickard, a research
director of the Washington
Board of Trade, will show color
slides of Scandinavian scenes
at 8 o'clock tonight in the Sill
yer Spring Library, 1901 Coles
vile road. Silver Spring. The
public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
Square Dance Set
At Jewish Center

The Jewish Community Gen.
ter of Prince Georges County
will sponsor a square dance at
9 pm, February %.
The dance will be held at the
Community Center Building,
Ridge and Westway roads in
Greenbelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
Star Trophy Presented
To Waters of Foirfox

Frank c. Waters OF Idylwood road. Fairfax County
received The Evening Star Trophy last night 1858 Citizen
Of the Year in the county.
The award made at the ninth annual awards dinner
the Fairfax County Civic Federation at the Occidental
rant l4l Pennsylvania avenue NV John w Thompson r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
Low Attendance PeriIs
Funds for Warren High

FRONT ROYAL, Va Feb. 20 (SpecaD-For the third
straight day the former awhe Warren County High School
opened this morning with only Negro children enrolled
The enrolment dropped from % to 81 today when two
students withdrew school offer the type
of classes they sought.
As far as know" County School Board Chairman e. p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
GRANDMA IS COOLING OFF
AFTER FEUD WITH TRUCKER

BALTIMORE (AP). Mrs James F. Thompson said
she tired of trucks using her driveway to make
deliveries Besides her daughter and her grandchildren
were moving in, and they couldn't play in safety.
So yesterday, when oil truck pulled into the drive
to deliver oil to neighbor she removed the ignition
keys and said the Benson Fuel Corp would have to get
court order if it wants the truck back.
She said her action would teach them all good
lesson"
But overnight, Mrs. Thompson out of fuel oil
This morning she called her regular fuel oil distributor
Sorry, the firm said can't get in to your house An
oil truck is blocking the way.
She called Benson's. Could she have oil in that
truck?
Sorry they said
The temperature overnight near zero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
Bi-County Units Face
Feud by Delegations
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
Star STAFF Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 20-A widening breach between the
and Prince Georges delegations the
battle the future of bcounty agencies in the suburban
Washington
IF Georges going set the precedent of defeating
bills affecting Montgomery County only the b-county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
Washington Rite

An annual George Washing
ton Maconic service will be
held at 8 pm. Sunday at
Arlington Methodist Church.
Glebe road and South Eighth
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20


of classes they sought.
AS far as l know" County
The two who dropped out are
Joyce Henderson, junior, and
Elizabeth Dean, a senior. Their
parents wrote Principal James
Duff the school does not offer
the courses they sought. A sister
of one of the girls folds the
principal they wanted to con-
tinue a course in cosmetology
which the school does not offer.
1T will be up to them to go
to school at their own expense
from now on" said Supt. @. D.
GaSque.
"As far as I know" County
School Board Chairman E. T.
Sinner said, I'VE probably will
have to continue to run the
high school as long as we have
funds"
Closing Suggested
There were suggestions that
the school-the only one offer
ing public secondary grade
level instruction in the county
might be closed for inSufti-
cient attendance.
A section of the Virginia code
outlines the minimum number
of pupils required to maintain
a public school. A regulation
of the State Board of Education
says:
Whenever the number Of
children of school age in any
neighborhood is not sufficient
to provide an average attend
ance of IS then on recon-
mendation of the division SUI
perintendent, the county school
board may be permitted to OPP
crate a one-room school with
minimum average of is pupils"
Enrolment Kept Open
School Supt. @. D. Gasque
said he is unable to state at
this time Just how much State
financial aid, distributed on
the basis of average daily at
tendance, Warren County will
be entitled to as a result Of
the displacement Of more than
1000 white children from the
high school,
Mr.. GaSque said he would
continue to enroll qualified Ne
groes at Warren County High
for a reasonable length of time.
He said, however, that enroll
ment as late as the middle of
the term would be detrimental
to the students concerned.
Only one of the "a Negro
children ordered admitted has
not enrolled. She was reported
to have moved to New York.
Mr.. Gasque said he now is
convinced that no white STU
dents will show up at the high
school. In other areas where
court-ordered desegregation has
taken place-Arlington, Alex
andria and Norfolk-white chill,
dren have shown up in nearly
normal numbers.
Representative Harrison,
Democrat of Virginia, said:
For IL years I have been
intensely proud of the honor of
representing the people of the
7th congressional district OF
Virginia in Congress, but I have
never been so proud as when
the news came in from Warren
County that the citizens had
met the judicial arrogance with
dignif1ed determination.
These people, liberty con-
SciouS more than race conscious,
well know that the Constitu-
ton, now so lightly regarded
by the Federal branch, guar
antees them the right to pro-
vide for the education of their
children in accordance with the
dictates of their own con-
science. :"
Gov. Almond earlier had
called the action an exercise of
the inherent right" of one race
not to associate with another
and promised his adminiStra-
ton would strive to protect
this principle of individual
choice"
legislators Comment
Several members of the Gov
ernor's specially appointed 40
member legislative commission
commented briefly on the status
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20
legislators Comment

Several members of the Gov
ernor's specially appointed 40
member legislative commission
commented briefly on the status
of Warren County schools.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-30
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-30

A'fys heseirs. William, n Ee-x;1,.
iocs eresu~ay
>IAIk or MIC hlC An N Ttfr I'm
SlIL SolRT FOR THE COUNTY or
NAlNE. ~ CHANCERl
MAkiE STANTON. Plainuff =.
Loll> STANTON. Defencant
Ne 1iIii
oNote Foe APPEARANCE
~ session 81 S&ic cour. Srla IN
rs - & cans> Buldiag. in the Cise
Ni.or Ccar,s 81 NAME ana
q Arrl. AID 1858 - 60
FrSsent. Honorable WADE u NJ
MI ~ Circuit Judge
tppearlng that the 1efeodsr. 4.
sessceni 81 THIS state. and thaf ~
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-30
STATE on MICHIGAN.
COUNTY - WAYNE,

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A. A renn1On ~ tnk Probate Co,-
Cor Id County ~ Wayne held :,
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a Detroit. on tne Tsenilc;h d,s
II Ma. IN thu year One thousand nlns
hundred and flffy nSnf
Present. krnca {. Bo<hn. Judge
In tbe Matter O the Estate q,
NaTHAs LEwESTHAI-. Deceased
or reading and fling TIE petitior
du., g., .1f3ec O Cecil l. Ward. A.
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fore esic Cogrr ~ sd ttr.s ana
place % ao0s cause Ety . license
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pfssec fuf ~ 40 .rf!i Qn Ana
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week for three ~ee6s corset -t.leN
previous - 40 tl-st 81 hfSr.rr. IN
Inc Dtirglt Trsoune newspaper
PRINTED and circulated n Assc Count,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-30
LEGAL NOTICES

y-s-F cF MICHIGAN, N THE cIn,
SIT COUNT FOE ThE COUNTY VI
NAME n CHANCEkf.
VEEIlE.E SHOETEh. PAINFUL N
JAMES SHOETEk. DelencAni
a. n zr~s,nr al sac Corrt belc IN
the Cuur- 8nure m the Cny q D.
r-nE IN WEsnf Courts. On Tia zeih
% oxrfs SOC pvsl,cAvsos
ANc AppEARANcE
rrr~rur Honorable Theodore *.
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r appearing ~ affldzvit on flls 10
ms c1I1sF ina; thf orfrDcAni, dsines
Shnr1r- Frstoef outslot Of tDt Sl&k
= SsKEFY ORDERED. That laid
sirslrndzrg cn1rrS ms appearance N
ma rnl1sr err az before tnret -
s,nn-i1s f~nu the oHit 81 TINS oroe1,
a. sasnlnCt.Ts 81 al Complaint VAL
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IS FxEvzEx ORDERED. that
rnrr AZ rs u-aEr sf.A1 ne personally
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-30

WILLIAM ?. pAyRlck. ST.
Afternsy ~ lss.
vi crsfisf AvsaOe.
STATE OF MICHIGAN II IVY CTR
CUT CovHT FOR THE COUNTY or
WAYNE ~ CHANCERY
ROSA AM HARRIS P.alruff -.
DEA HARRIS. Defsscas,
Ne ss1s,S
oepea 70 AppEAe
a, SESSION q ne sbose er,itled
CoSrt. bed IN the CIT. Z cunt, Ruld.
tng, n the CT. OF D<troit. Cc1rs, o.
Mtsne, and STATE % Nichirxn rms
lfih CAV 81 April A D 1859
Present. He5crzole MADE II. Nc.
CREE, JR.. Circuit Judge
" appearing b. AFFIDAVIT hereto n.
;sehec. That the defendant. - no, a
rrsicert 81 Nlchigsr. BIT ia; -
AS kno~r p.see q residence uAs
N Toronto. Canada. Care O. Cgrf ~
De.iNeE1, a. PossotAce II Toroa.o.
on motion Of william T pr-rs
-. AtoTneN q, ne plaintiff. ~ =
hLhfsbf ORDERED. that ne oefend.
ani. Des Harms. enttr hts 1ppe1rsrcc
eiiher n person. a. ~ A,for,ts
within three month, from csit ne-e.
81, or the BIZ q Complaint III. ne
tsken a. coafe>>ec SEsinSs htr
IT i FURTHER ORDEREn. th,t
true cors Of this ORDER 70 Appcsr -
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-30

AIRY cnsrits .. eerry
90 breSc~sT
sTATE or MICHIGAN - III ok.
CJTT CoLRT FOR The LOlNTi OF
u Aa-NE ~ CHANCLkf
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xsTT osp : Eo - 1ss. is i,T on
A. seseo- q alc or htlc -
-. CT, a De,sost. Hs>-e COMFY.
vitrlgsr Or Apr TO- 1876
P.esert Honorable Maze 4 ~
Cree ~. Clrc-- !-cst
y arp<xrs 70 us Ccly- from afil.
cs.a. On tIe tr4l TIE cettncAri- MAJ.
lie p Be4st.s. - no. resident q
ne CltN q Detroit. Nttnt Cclnil &,
Nicniran. b-t RESIDES a. llc3 Bellows
St. ArkrOn. Onio.
On ~ oston % Ckarles b. Bern, al
tcrne, fer TIE P.4l-tlif
II y ORDERED ne, ne ctie ndanii
Ns...e p Beavers er.tg her Appe2f'
arct n sc Ca-sf c. o. before
trree 5 months fron tie date q
his order G. SAD olL 9. compliant
~. x txktr Is ccrfeAsec against
re-. snc tfsi copy q sac Oruei
Il xnt 20 ne ls1 -kncS pest oftlce
acc-ees a. ire ctftnckrf. sid al
cr<s tc.rE ,lt1 Bellows s., ATkrpn,
One 9. x E.stfrcc ma return Te-
ceip; seolestec AID celnCT. 70 a.
crfs>Et crly
IT : FURTHER oRDERED that Il
Ire cetencs-t - rot personally
e. sr-t tops O. tbs orcef be
p4t.lshec - the Deiro.i Tro-ne. q
ne~ spsptf printed Frhlisfcc. and
circulating m Ssic co-niy ~ Nstne
sOs "A consecutive ~cekss according
q .6u
Wsce Il McCree, u
Circ1li Judge
a Tr1e Cory
Edgar " Brsnlgsn. Clerk
4 H4fgresNes. Dtp-ty Clerk
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-30
AIRY. coRhEL SMITH
i3ct ercso~sY

AIRY. coRhEL SMITH
i3cs sroso~sp
svfs ~
SIATE OF Mo HlCAN ~ TiiE CIR.
Cl!T CotRT FOR The COUNTY
Or WAYNE ~ CHANCERN
- NiRcE BANKS Deoeidsn,
ne Sslis1
ORDER FoR APPEARANCE
A. seSslor - SAi1 to-.t htlc ~
Cts a Dt,roit County q Msyne
me ca & c--rts Bulcing IN me
and STATE Of NschlExn On TINS IN
CA ~ Ma A = 1855
PRESENT HONORABLE VICTOR
IARCo>Skl. Clfc-r Judge
II appearing that ire defendant
. resident 81 THIS STATE ard that
PROCESS fcr ~ fp0<srsrct has been
cul> issued snc me SSrnt could nj
ct Seg1cd ~ reason @! rIs soseDCe
from o. ccneealment within the
state, and o. reason CT his cen
nnoec abs DC from ms pace q
residence.
II IS ORDERED ihas the cefend
Ant enter MS Ape srsnce IN his
eause. On o. before uree ; months
from tnt Cate o. trls lrctf o. xxlc
bill vii - tsktn a. tcftssec
i ~ FNkThER ORDERED thst q
copy ~ ir-s crctf ~ ~ q, - rexiS
iercc sn8L q sf1c csftn1ari a. gl-f
Arnci stree. Dti-os; : Nlcniran
MS las kneNr actress. snc II 10.
fettlNrc - fSonxlls - said cefend.
srt a. lf&sf r~erfs - cas- before
me time pfesr t.ec fer apSxtrance
TAT ttis or5tr - pun-lshec a. ~
G4lsec ~ isa
Nlgfcg Ttrgcnski
Circuit Judge
L1saf y Bra-En. Cltrk
p B bogfaolfsk Depgts C.erk
~ 7-4s5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-30
Jesse Wtiisrs. A-tcrney
STATE ~ NfrtrrC ~


Cc.ui. q N2s-t
~ scsxo- Q! TIC Prposfe C,--
fos sac Co1r;s e ws,ne. Sea a.
tht Prpnase or Roc-r u re CIV
- Dctr csi. en- the SCee-tE ca Of
Ma. n tbt year cn< ;no1s4r- --ns
nuncftd SDc fit.t-n lne
Preseni. Tsonas c. NsrpA, .-cst
q Prcn1.e
n re Mater q me Es.s,s q.
lRZEL CRACNAl . n,lnos
o. .cS1lng snc iLng tbs sx.t.ea
q Annie Crage&s pr&s.ag "a; sat
o. sone csscr sai,ah.e r<-so- "a
APPOINTED guardian q Salc r-ro:
i y crdcrc. Tat tae .-tr.~
setcnc ca 3! s-rt 7cs; q, its
o'e.ock II ihe fc.e5oor a. sa.- Cs-r
kec-, y APPOINTED iol s<4r--. al
pCtltiun
ADe j. - i.rher orocrvc T-aia
co7s q ,a-s of3es ~ poollsat,1 o,ts
n tsct ~ctS ics trrce urtks s1-.
stc-uNc.t qrc, pUs 70 ssic ,4rt q
Nc sraprf r~rfcc END ci-r-4ste- G
sd County 81 "a, ne and Serst1 ~
GO rtlfscc rlAL fo-Fgecr eass rryt1-s
70 >@ic tame ~ bearing uPc1 Nst.An
(ras~sa -
Thozaas c. Nur7c[
JUDGE O. Proosw
Go neiSt, ce-t1fy tat ] 1s'e
ccnrsfVc nc forcroi1E coT. ~in
Ire cr.g-rA- rccosc there'of 8-t Aaw
fV1nc the >xrst tc &c . corrcci .-4R
crpi 9! s-eh original rrrcrc
Cecil \ Bernard.
Deputy Probate Ess.siei
DA;c1 Ma : ass
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