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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
EDWARD S. KAYlIN IS DEAD"

Edward s. KsyIin fory-five associate director OF ad
versnu and promotion for the Columbia Broadeasfing
system died OF heart attack Saturday night az his home
20 e 74'h ST. He had been with the network for than
ten years. -"
he WAS A GRADUATE or UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. NEW YORK UNI
vERsTY WHERE He WAS ELECTED TO PHI BETA
KAPPA. HE WAS GRADUATED FROM HARVARD LAW
SCHOOL IN 1896.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
The Stee! Strike
lconiinved from Back Psee)

Continued from Back Page)
FAR TOO MANY PEOPLE IN DISCUSSING THE STEEL
CONTROVERSY HAVE RELIED UPON ONE OF THE
ABOVE FACTORS TO THE EXCLUSION OF THE OTHER
AND HAVE DRAWN THEIR CONCLUSION ACCORD
lNCLY
However the steel strike is not simple Of
good boys bad boys but situation in which both
sides painfully gray Were il serious one might
be tempted 70 repeat FDRs verdict in earlier
dispute plague both your houses :" Indeed, visitor
Khrushehey must be laughing az the folly Of capitalism,
while the Soviet economy gradually and bosstfvy the
cap with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
Satan ChiseIing-
lcontinued from Back Pssel

This appears be the philosophy Of the House Conn
msee on Interior and nsuIsr Affairs unanimously
endorsed and apparently assured passage in the
House. bill providing funds for the enhancement OF st.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Philadelphia.
EARLIER CHURCH BENeFIcIARlEs OF FEDERAL
LACROSSE WERE CHRIST CHURCH AND GLORIA DEL
both PROTESTANT EPIscoPAL AND ST. GEORGES
METHODIST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
Union Trusteeship-
tconfinved from Page y

~o''"oeu from Page II
'n'nss look bad for Local ls4 when men Of So sver
WIN 'op seniority were forced TO retire and take nam
SION o. from $50 TO $40 month"; n Is very ds.ppoinno
~nsn you need your union most TO be turned down You
- o'me companies for not wanting to hire older man
when their unions get rid Of them.
Please Mr. Reuiher don't mention IN. word democratic
to members Of Local 1884, "'' '''"'>' ''
NEWS READER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

tConfinued from Back Psge)
THE WORLD or LETTERS, NEWSPAPERS.
MAGAZINES. BOOKS; THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD THE woMENs CLOTHING INDUSTRIES.
ARE LOUSY WITH THE DEVILS MULTI
BILLION RAckETS CRIME. SEX -
ALWAYS or THE DEVIL MARRIAGE IS MERELY
POTENTIAL. DIVINE CONTROL JESUS RE-
PuDIATED BOTH SEX AND HUMAN PARENT
HOOD |. RECOGNIZING THEM TO BE THE
DEVILS FRAUDS. IN AN ATTEMPT AT DUPLICATION
OF AN ALREADY Externally COMPLETELY
POPULATED UNIVERSE or UNAVAILABLE, IN
coRRUPTIBLE oMNlPRESENT HEAVEN AND
AND ETERNAL LIFE !. THE HABITAT OF MY OFF,
SPRING. YOUR TRUE BEING - SUNLESS,
MATTERLEss FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL. cHRisTlikE
PART 2
THE DEVILS BILLION RAcKETs UsURP
VAST POWER IN THE ADVERTISING WORLD
AND LETTERS IN CONTEMPT OF BASIC TRUTH
DIVINE POWER HEALTH. HEALING HEAVEN,
HERE NOW: THE FLESH PROEiTETH
NOTHING IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT cUckEkETH.
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK TO YOU THEY
ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE" - Christ Jesus
in John 6:63
PREMATURE DEATHS ARE INVITED VIA
IMPURE THERAPEUTICS INCLUDING PRAYERS,
EXCLUDING cHRisT's 90 YEARS RETURN -
FoREvERmoRE - IN NY ONE SATAN FREE
CHURCH - UNIVERSE EMBRACING
SCIENCE VIA NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
DAUcHTER-REvELAToR MARY BAKER EDDY
WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE lis RULING
ALL NATIONS WITH a ROD OF IRON =
REVELATION - or THE REAL NATIONS GRE.
ALTON. OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE NEVER
NEEDING HEALING!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

The ervdiss Dr.. Blake. Bishop" OF the Pvssoyfs'sn
Church has produced discussion which will
likely be the printed and quoted religious ssesy q
the year. The Blake thesis in ssrssnse WHILE Az ~
US WOULD DOUBTLESS HOLD THAT CHURCHES AM
Their ACTIVITIES ARE DESIRABLE SOCIAL UNOek'
TAKlNcs AND. THEREFORE MAY PRoreklS BE ew
coJeAcep BY GOVERNMENT TAX POLICY;
NEVERTHELESS, TAX EXEMPTIONS WHICH ARE PROP
Err WHEN CHURCHES ARE SMALL, POOR AND WEAK
NAY HAVE HIGHLY UNFORTUNATE RESULTS TO IHs
CHURCHES AND TO THE SOCIETY WHEN THE CHURCH.
Es HAVE CROWN LARGE AND RICH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
"W0RKER KILLED IN 4o-F00T FALL"

kalamazoo. sIl9. AP) - A siIo construction worker
was killed and his companion injured critically when both
fell 40 feet from seaffod. Henry Dykehouse 40 was
killed a..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17
INFANT KILLED BY FARM WAGON"

"Piekford $780, tAP) - Gary Wise, 20 months
crushed to death The wagon was being pulled by
tractor, driven by the babys father ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-17

tSo0v0oo0D
CONCEIVED. INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET MESSIAH SON.
RE cHIL D-L-e-s-s CHRIST JESUS WHO
ss<A,ope 70 Me vouR "eATbiERMoTHER GOD. ALL
HARMONIOUS" AS THE ONE, R.e-A-L PAkeN..
THE ONE REAL. SANE MIND, SOUL. sp'k'. IT'S
ONLY REAL SUBSTANCE. m, AND OF. Ihe
ENTIRE UNIVERSE I. REDUCING TO THEIR NAIVE
NorulNcNess" MATTER" AND ITS FATHER.
the DEVIL. BOTH GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND MYTHS
NELL, TOOL
sUpERsAruRArep, UNAVAILABLE. INcoRRuPT-
IBLE Externally. c-o-MP.LE.T-E-LY Po-P-O-
LATED, oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE. ARE APPREHeNDED 1.-THE HARD WAY" BY THE
PRISONERS or THE DEVIL
FORTUNATELY, 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF (so-
called MATERIAL EXISTENCE! tp. 272 s&H) IS
: Myth! SUFFERING. FRusTRAT'oN. coMPeIs
PRAYERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXTREMITY IS
GODS OPPORTUNITIES! and THE DARKEST HOUR
PREcEDEs THE DAWN! ubid)
THEN MY ONE TRUE. HONEST. COMPLETE. SAME
CHURCH. THERAPEuTIcs-THE CHRIST SCIENTIST
TAKES OVER VIA MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE,
cHRsTLKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, GOOD
sAMARIrANs, BROTHERS KEEPERS:
AND THEN THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE
SATAN BOUND" NON-cHRST SCIENTIST
CLERGY IS CAST QUIT
sAuLs OF rARsus ADAMS EWES PASTORS OF
THE FLESH NOT PERMITTED TO PRESIDE OVER MY
ONE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED SANE CHURCH.
THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST, FOUNDED BY NY GREATEST
MARY, INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, DAUGHTER
REVELAToR THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY WHOSE
MAN CHILD WILL RULE lis RULING ALL
NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON J. NY MARVELLOUS
IMPERATIVE cHRIsT's 20 YEARS RETURN
FoR-EvER-MoRE-coLo ssAL SCIENCE OF THE
UNIvERsE., IRREsIsTBLY EXPECTING 1.-THE
HEALING OF THE NATIoNs"!-REvELATiON- THE
REAL NATIONS. CREATION. NY OFFSPRING
YOUR TRUE BEINc-slNLEss. MATTERLEss, FLESH
LESS, SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIKE
THUS WILL THE sOvIETS' 'pvny' Cod PHYSICAL.
NATURAL scENcE-NATURALLY PRISONER OF
THE DEVIL - MATERIAlIsM-ANlMALM MAGNET
isM-THE ANTl-cHRlsT, P.s-Y-c.H-o-PAT-HI-c.
ADAM-EvE LUNAcY !-BEcoME AN 'oBEDIENT
cHLD!-As FOR EXAMPLE. THE ROMAN EMPIRE
VANISHING IN FAVOR OF THE GROWING CHRIS
TANTY WHICH WOULD EVENTUALLY PRODUCE NY
US. MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS
AND NoT-To-BE FORGOTTEN HEBREW SAUL OF
TARsus APPRENTICE FOR THE RABBINATE
LIBERATED FROM SPIRITUAL lUNAcY AND PHYSICAL
BLINDNESS BECOMES NY. GODS. HEROIC GIANT
APOSTLE SAINT PAUL
Yearly Inspection Seen Fire Curb
te. s. Monifor)
BOSToN-Home fires could be cut in half IL fire depart
mens would make annual semiannua inspections Of all
homes. Perev Buubee general OF the National
Fire Protection Association, said Sept. ~.
These figures not Just random gvesses" Mr. Bug.
bee said in statement prepared for the Fire
Prevention Conference the State House, hey are based
the experience Of thousands Of communities throughout
the United States and Canada which Instituted such
inspection programs"
ABOUT 500 HOME FIRES OCCUR EVERY DAY IN
THE UNITED STATES, MR.. BUCBEE SAID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

Continued From Preceding Poss
7:30
4-Northwest Pessose. Color.
"Triol by Fire" A French Huoue-
not and his lndIon wife ore
threatened by both the French
ond lndions when they remoin
neutral in a frontier uprising.
Keith Larsen, Peter Whitney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
March 6

Zimbolist. IT,; Roger Smith, "a.
ward Byrnes, Julio Atoms,
9-TV Playhouse. promc.
"Stand-in for Murder" A movie
star oeeuses her enemies Of won't
inc her dead. Jan Sterling, Bort
lett Robinson. Don kesfer. stoey
Horris.
1000
4-covoleade Of Sports.
Gospor orteoo VS.. Ssefon Redl.
Ten rounds. WelterwsIohts. Mod
ison Squore Gofden. New York.
5-Sfor Performances. Dromo.
''I4ord Woy." Dick Powell stors.
9-The Lineup. Dromo.
1880
S-Bis Story. Droro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

S-bodse 7l4. Crime,
1.hiR Tin Tin. Adventure.
9-Yous Ne perade. Musicol.
: Guest: Connie Hoines.
500
4-EIlery Queen. Color.
S-sive-sseF lecture. Movie.
IA Hours. Adventure in Bolti-
more" l94s. Robert Young.
7-Wnlt Disney Presents.
Hour. THE Man From Bitter
Creek" Port v Of "ToIes Of Texos
John Slaughter" Tom Tyon
stars.
9-e~whide. Western.
Hour. Incident Of the Town
in Terror" A life dsyouFino cpl
demie strikes O enttIe drive on
the open ploins. Eric Fleming.
800
an Sauad. Mystery.
7-Mon With Q CemeEa,
Close Up on Violence"
9-Phil SiIvers Show. Comedy.
"BiIko's Formula No, T." A hill
billy recruit gives 6ilko lecture
on. noonshine and its tbero-
peutic voIues. Phil Silvers. Noto-
lie Schoefer.
$50
4-The Thin Man, Comedy.
5-Mon Without q Gun.
TIT Sunset Strip. Mystery.
Hour. 1.-THE Fifth stoir." While
Privote Investigator Boiley Is en-
nsshed In o blockndil deol, his
partner, jeff Spencer, mod
vertently writes o compromising
letter to Q beautiful Girl, efFem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
U. Program Set
At College Park

The United Nations Commit
tee of College Park will observe
it's seventh annual United Ma
tons Day at 3 o'clock this
afternoon at the new College
Park Municipal Center, 4500
Knox road. Mayor Charles r..
Davis will preside.
Highlighting the program
will be the presentation of a
peace Rosebush," donated by
the Behnke Nursery, Beltsville,
to Kabe Mousa, a political
science major from Guinea at
Howard University.
Students from 46 countries
studying at the University of
Maryland have been invited
Fifty students from the High
Point High Schools Inter-
Faith Club will participate.
A movie, "Gifts to Grow On, y
will be shown. Funds are being
collected to present it to the
Prince Georges County Mem
orial Library.
Organizer Of the program il
Mrs. Mary Lee Perkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Arlington Set
To Open Rebuilt
Madison School

An, enlarged James Madison
Elementary School will open
tomorrow on a site which has
been in continuous use for
school purposes longer than
any other in Arlington County,
Va.
The school, at 1929 North
Stafford street, has been re-
modelled and enlarged at a cost
Of $478,000. Nine clasSroomS, a
multi-purpose room, a library,
an Office suite and a clinic have
been added to the former four
room school. James A. McHugh.
of Arlington, is the architect.
The old building was con-
structed in 1899 on a tract that
had been occupied by the old
Saegmuller School since about
1900.
Reid, Inc. of Alexandria held
the construction contract t.
Grady Wade is principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

A longtime Aiexandria
school official begins today his
new Job Of selling the Fairfax
County school system TO the
public.
Alan j. Beamer, former pres
ident of the Alexandria Educa-
ton Association and an Alex
andria school employe since
l94l, is Fairfax County's new
co-ordinator of school commu-
nifty relations.
His Job will be to create a
better understanding Of what
is done in the schools and to
coordinate communications,
he said.
"It's q real educational chal-
lenge," Mr.. Beamer said. He
explained his job would include
public relations and writing re-
ports and press releases.
Two Of the big tasks hi
faces In the near future are
dealing with the expected
school bond issue and with next
years school budget.
Much of Mr.. Beamer's worl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
4 Die in Area I roffic,
One Crossing Street

reported as satisfactory. The
accident occurred about IA
miles north Of Winchester.
Mr.. Goodsil. according to
police, was attempting to cross
Route / when he was hit by a
car operated by David Ford OF
Jessups, Md, about 8 pm. No
charges were placed.
Mr.. Brooks, police say. lost
control of his car and side
'swiped an auto driven by Henry
Roper, 81, of the 1900 block OF
Booker drive, Seat Pleasant,
Md. 3 Mr.. Brooks body was
thrown to the pavement.
Mr.. Roper and his two pas
sengers, Blaney J. Dildy. 40, Of
the 5000 block of Dix street
NE, and Lawrence B. VIII
liams, So, also Of the Dix street
address, were treated at Prov
idence Hospital for cuts and
bruises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Educator Storts Selling
.FoirfoxS chooIsto Public

will be with Parent Teacher
Associations and civic organi-
cations and ''letting them know
the real problems" he said.
Mr.. Beamer is a graduate OF
California State Teachers Col
lege and holds o masters de-
gree from George Washington
University.
He was elected president
recently Of District H. made up
of Fairfax County, Arlington
and Alexandria. Of the Virginia
Education Association,
For the last II years. he has
served as supervisor Of in
dustrial arts and vocational
education in the Alexandria
schools. Until last year, he also
was supervisor Of adult educa-
ton.
Mr.. Beamer also has worked
as training area co-ordinator
for Northern Virginia and has
taught courses in vocational
education at District Teachers
! College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
ARLINGTON a
Krupsow Cites Human Values,
Sees Series Of Compromises

BY rezoning blighted or de-
teriorating property to allow
apartments, the county hopes
to offer private developers an
incentive to accomplish urban
renewal.
Wide Parking Area
The Parking Authority would
attempt to surround main bust
ness areas with ample parking
space. However, 1t would I'M
pose costs of the new parking
facilities upon the chief bene-
ficiaries-the merchants around
whose property the space is Gre
ated. Special legislation would
be required to establish the au-
thority.
Rezoning would. be employed
gradually to eradicate fringe or
marginal strips Of business es-
Establishments. It would force no
one suddenly to abandon his
business. But when age makes
establishments In such areas
obsolete their replacemen
would not be allowed.
The Parking Authority, re-
coming and, to an extent. the
thoroughfare program are de-
signed to revive the major COM
mercial district while businesses
incongruous to their neighbor'
hoods slowly vanish.
An important phase OF tn'
Master Plan, a long-rang'
capital Improvement budget
still awaits determination. ON
committee is trying to ascertain
what capital improvements tn
county ideally should have. An
other is attempting to decid
what the county can afford.
Want ST. Million
However, an estimate sub
mitted earlier this year b
county departments indicates
they would like to spend abou
ST. million for capital improve
ments during the next 10 to l
years.
Mr.. Brown considers tina
programs contemplated in tn
Master Plan will produce divi
Idends exceeding investment
costs.
"As the plan is put into ef
feet, the high-quality residen
tial character Of Arlington wi
be buttressed and opportuni
ties for desirable businesses ex
banded. This will attract high
income people and business
broaden and strengthen the ia
base and permit a better com
munity," he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

drive project had been made
public previously in connec-
ton with the selection Of Route
66's path through the county.
George Mason drive would
be expanded and extended into
q major thoroughfare running
from Wakefield school In the
west through the county to Old
Dominion drive Just north Of
Williamsburg boulevard.
Arlington boulevard would
become q limited access thor
oughfare.
Military road would run all
the way from Glebe road to an
interchange connecting with
Chain bridge.
Krupsaw Dubious
Williamsburg boulevard
would traverse the width Of the
county in the north from Fair
fax drive to an interchange
which would link 1t with the
Pimmit Run Parkway and
the proposed Arizona avenue
bridge.
Eads street would be con-
verted into q major through
fare from South Thirty-first
street and Route / to Army
Navy drive near the Pentagon
Other streets which would bt
expanded and extended intC
principal thoroughfares include
Hayes and Sycamore, Johr
Marshall and Walter Reec
drives.
Il When shown the map
County Board Chairman Davit
L. Krupsaw indicated stronl
doubt that the thoroughfarl
program will be undertaken
precisely as projected.
Traffic engineers are onl,
slightly interested in human
values. When an interchang
knocks out 40 or SO homes, the,
, are only slightly perturbec
They are not seriously con
cerned when they route an ex
pressway through parklanC
!; bisect a golf course or remov
: yards for street widening" h
> asserted.
Foresees Compromises
"But the planning commits
sion and the elected official
must be concerned. They mus
] reconcile the desires of the ex
+ perts with the desires Of tn
7 electorate and arrive at certaiI
] compromises"
J And board member Herber
Brown warned:
I'VE are determined to in
t sure that any school, park O
recreation land chewed up b
: new highways will be replace
E by other land. preferably il
= the same area"
To restrain popul tiol
growth, it is proposed that Ian,
use and coming policies favo
I construction of homes on pres
I emily undeveloped land an
! stringently restrict erection o
/ high-density apartments.
l Apartments would be permit
ted where terrain or proximit
9 to commercial districts make
: the building of homes economi
cally unfeasible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
20 BOYS
20 BOYS
3-Hour Run
Opens Youth
Fete Today

Boys participating in Opt
mist Club programs in Mont
gomery and Prince Georges
Counties will run through
suburbia today to open Youth
Appreciation Week.
Approximately 10 boys are
expected to turn out for a relay
to deliver a message on youth
appreciation from the Mayor
of Rockville to the Mayor of
Hyattsville. The relay, starting
at / pm. is expected to end at
about 4 pm. at the County
Service Building in Hyattsville,
with each boy running about
half a mile.
Club officials said the boys
will run behind police escorts
Behind the runners will come
a caravan of Optimist Club
members in their autos. The
boys will be picked up after the
relay and taken to an ice
cream parlor in Langley Park
Optimist Club boys also will,
participate today in a relay
from the Capitol to the Mary
land State Capitol in Annapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Four persons lost their lives
..insarea traffic accidents, police
reported yesterday.
The victims were:
!. david Robert Dennis, 10,
-631s Longfellow street. East
.Riyerdale, Md, killed when the
convertible in which he was
riding went out of control in
-Befwyn Heights, Md.
: Marine 1t. John J. P. King,
en- route to his home at Ocean
side, Calf. after completing a
course at Quantico. Va. killed
wien his foreign sedan skidded
ora rain-swept highway north
of Winchester, Va, and struck
an oncoming car broadside.
James Goodell, IS. Of 4004
Thirty-sixth street, Noun t
Rainier, Md. struck by a car
while walking on Route l near
Waterloo, Md.
Samuel Brooks, 81, a con-
struction worker of the 1900
block of Massachusetts, avenue
Sc, killed when his car
skidded on wet pavement and
coIlided with another auto in
the 3100 block of Eighteenth
street NE.
All of the accidents occurred
Friday night.
The Dennis youth suffered q
broken neck, crushed chest anc
fractured skull. The driver, po-
lice reported, was William j
Jones, Is, of Riverdale, Md.
Those admitted to Prince
Georges General Hospital were
listed as Donna L. Mitchell, IL
of the 5000 block of Fifty-sixtt
avenue, Hyattsville, with facia
cuts and a possible fractured
skull, and Ann Bruno, II, o.
1923 Greenway drive, Hyatts'
vile, with a possible conclusion
In the wreck near Wi1ches'
ter involving 1t. King, thu
driver of a second car. Mrs
Violet Jinkner of Greensburg
Pa, and her husband, Charles
were injured and taken to tn
Winchester Hospital. She wa
in serious condition and he wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
FUND BARRELS
YIELD DEBRIS

BERLIN, Md. (AP).-
The Berlin Youth Fund
Committee, trying to raise
$4,000, decided to tie in
Halloween festivities with
its drive.
1t placed four barrels
along Main street, where
the paraders marched and
the crowds watched.
The committee made its
receipts public yesterday:
Three cigarette butts,
one cigar butt, five scraps
Of paper and 50 cents in
cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
ARLINGTON
Continued From FIRST Page

Continued From First Page
mates Of the form II will as
sumo when adopted next year
were provided this week by the
controlling members Of the
County Board, who bear ulti-
mate responsibility for shaping
the plan.
The Board members express
sed skepticism only about the
thoroughfare map which none
of them had previously seen.
The map, drafted by traffic
engineers, has not been SUBJ
mitted to the Planning Com
mission and has received no
official sanction. 1t thus repre-
sents only an initial and tenta-
tive proposal for a highway
program which may or may not
be undertaken and doubtless
will undergo revision.
The map at present. however
suggests these major thorough
fare developments:
A Southside Freeway begin
ming at Leesburg Pike and
South Walter Reed drive ir
Fairfax County and parellelins
Walter Reed drive to GlebI
road. Complex clover-leaf in
terchanges are indicated at tn,
intersections with the planned
Four Mile Run Expressway ant
Glebe road.
Would Cross Club Land
From Glebe road, it woult
veer northwestward and spill
into two legs. One would turl
southwark through the Army
Navy Country Club to Route ]
The other would curve north
ward, wind around the from
of the Navy annex, pass tn
Pentagon and connect will
Shirley highway at an inter
change.
A Four Mile Run expressive
traversing the length Of tn
county from Fairfax and Pat
rick Henry drives to Route
In general. it would parable
or run through the Bon All
Glencarlyn and Four Mile Ru
parks. There would be larg
interchanges where it crosse
Bluemont drive and the South
side Freeway.
Fairfax drive would run froY
the extreme northwest corne
Of the county down the count
line, through East Falls Churc
Park to an interchange fror
where it would follow the Oh
: Dominion Railroad tracks
Patrick Henry drive. Hence,
would cut eastward betwee
Bon Air Park and the West
over Playground and follow tn
existing Fairfax drive to Clal
endon Circle.
] Course for Route Sc
Route Sc, a thoroughfare {
six to eight lanes, would ente
the county at the Constitutio
l. avenue bridge, curve northwar
= along the Potomac and the
IS generally follow the Old Dom
h inion Railroad tracks acros
h the county to an interchane
which would link it with Fail
re fax and Bluemont drives.
" would then follow Fairfax driy
h out Of the county.
Or Bluemont drive would entt
Of the county in the west betwee
lg the Glencarlyn School an
at Kenmore Junior High Schoo
ty run northward through Gler
e, carlyn Park. then to the II
Ut tersection with Fairfax driN
and Route &c. Some details {
re the Fairfax and Bluemol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
St. Johns Second

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. Z
(AP).-City College of New
York won the first award today
in the third annual Brown
University Debate Conference.
Second place went to st. Johns
College of Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Wrong School Cited
In Fire Alarm Story

In an account of a false fire
alarm at Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School Friday afternoon,
The Star yesterday enormously
reported that the 16-year-old
boy who sounded the alarm
was a student at Bethesda
Chevy Chase.
Police say the boy attended
another high school and was
visiting B-CC on his lunch
hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Perish Sets Buzuur

The parish of st. Francis of
Assist, Triangle, Va, will hold
a bazaar from 5 to II pm,
Friday at the st. Francis of
Assist School on Fuller Heights
road juts east of U. S. Route /.
The event will include games,
rides for children and a cake
sale.