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PERSONALS

MODELS WANTED FOR NEW
HAIR STYLES-Call MA. S-l5S2.
Ask for Miss Ronnie.
PERSONALTZED TILE r n o n {
SERVICE for every business pur-
3 speciality. MISS KoEHLER. AD.
WILL take care Of elderly person
in their home. Kind treatment
and loving care. CO. 5-7791.
ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN viii
provide comfortable home to an
other for companionship and light
household AID. Box z66-K. star.
Fur Rental Service
Be Q queen for q nisht. we rent
furs of every description including
fabulous mink. Ma. S-5624. '
MUSIC FOR NEW YEARS RVE3
We still have Q small dance com.
kiP's IfS eSHjssS5ei MUSIC SERVICE, RE. 7-ssos
MUSIC FOR YOUR HOLIDAY
vINcENT'S Music, RA. 3-soIi
PASTEL PORTRAITS By profess
sional. artist. done In your home:
special rate during Christmas sea.
sG5 Hp. scis7s. cnH from . am to 10 am
PERM, S3HS; shaWp;. SCI, 81; style
cut, 76c. WASHINGTON BEAUTY
ACADEMY. 1908 II st. NV. ana
Langley Park shopping center
PH0T0-oFFsET printing, sIsxl1,
from your copy. KI. 9-4924.
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HELP MEN

ACCORDIONIsT for restaurant
New Year party. Good salary.
DU. 7-0674.
ACCOUNTANT-Local CPA Arm
desires accountant with 2 to 4
yrs. experience In public ae-
counting. Submit resume incl.
salary desired to Box 1s6-K,
Star.
ACCOUNTANT, JR., for public ac-
counting ofc; good werk, ccna
For appt. can ST. 3-S66s.
ACCENT, JR.; degres; permanent
EMPL. .xcicY..' 1854 wilson Sivd. !.
Arl., ia. 6.2000.
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LEGAL R0TieRS
WILEY AND CROOKS. Attsrnsys,
S2S l6th Street NV.
WaahImRSNm K. N n

UNITED sTATRs DISTRICT COURT
Sor the District OF Columbia
Aolding Probate Court.-No, lOi. :
go. AdministYation.-Th Il IA
Give Notice: That the subsefiher
of the State Of Maryland, has ob.
tAined from the Probate Court d
the District Of Columbia, Latter
q Administration on the estate 81
JOSEPH CLAUDE ELDRED. late n
the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims aEainsi
tne deceased are hereby warned q
exhibit the same, with the voueh.
ers thereof. legally authen tieSted
70 the subscriber, on or before the
18th day Of May, A, b. 1851:
otherwise they may By Law b.
excluded from all benefit Of aaiS
SSstats. Given under ms hand thi1
29th day Of November, 1860. 81
DUNCAN ELDRED, RFD, Oid StaSa
Road, Mitehellvllle. NSFyisnd,
Ssssl Attest: THEODORE Coos.
M1LL, Registef of wills for ~
District q Columbia. cisrk Of ths
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AUCTION SALES
E.S'l.As Es.'l.a.s.r;s.. :. ,fSHE ,1fHEE 4 sNMS.

TRusTEEe, SALE OF VALUABLE
Two STORY WITH BAsEMENT
row BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
As PREMISES 312 FARRAdUT
STREET, NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of . Deed of Trust
recorded In. Liber No. 1871, ct
folio 532. Of the Land Records Of
the District Of Columbia, We shall
SsR wRNxiBoTnys Il iFons ,E q ne aTn premises nhS
IAN dJAMgARY l1IN Ap. 1891 !, AT 200
1893 in Morris cafrits' subdiyision
Of Lots in .PetWorth Addition 10
The City OF WashinFton." also
..Chillum Castle Manor and
Turner'S Improvement as per
plat recorded In the once Of the
surveyor for the District Of Co.
lumhia IN Liher 104 ct folio AZ.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. De-
post Of .$600.O0 Cash or certi-
ned check required at time Of
sac; n,iss; Terms . Of sale e be com
from date Of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right To re-
sell the property 81 the risk and
cost Of the defaultine purcha ser,
after five days advertisement OF
sucn resale in some newspaper
published in the District Of Co.
IumbiA, or deposit may BE for
feited, or without forfeitinG de-
posit. trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable
rtghts against defaulting pur-
chaser. Further particulars at
time Of sale. Adjustment Of real
estate taxes and water rent to
date Of sale. All eonveyaneine, !,
recording and revenue stam nS
etc, at cost Of purchaser
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, Jr.,
JUNIOR p. cROWELLs
de19,2l.23.27,2a Trustees.
ADAM A. WEsCRLER . SON
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High Grade Oriental
GIFT ITEMS
By PUBLIC AUCTION
OF WEscHxR's eos = ct. NV.
TOMORROW

Dec. 20 1880 PM
TranSistor radios. MAmiy0 "l6"
automatic cameras, hand bags,
ltGhterss unmounted cultured
pearls, cigarette boxes, cloisonnG
vase, AecktteS. scarfS. handker.
chiefs, snake skins. carved ivoTy
nEurines, alligator hand bags,
carved ivory elephant train, mimi
0ture furniture. etc.
INSPECTION INVITED
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AUCTION SALES
EED WMLIARGS-ZED WILLIAMS j
AHeti0neeTS and Appraisers

GRD WM.LIAAGs-ZED WILLIAMS JT
AHetioneeTS and Appraisers
Fine mahogany bedroom
suites, walnut and maple
bedroom suites, fireplace
braSses, twin and full-size
Hollywoods, tables Of
various kinds, odd sofas,
lounge chairs, foam rub
Der mattresses, odd chests
and dressers. Numerous
other articles.
: BY AUCTION
AT
WILLIAMS Auction House
s14 EYE ST. NV.
TUES. Tomorrow 2 PM
December 20
u addition to above there will b
. lot OF inexpensive new rugs.
= Auetieneer's Phone ma. S-2670
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ET%RSIlsFSR9 WiTR 4 SAsfMtkNk4A SxAsSAkkA
ROW BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
Ag PREMIgES 724 FIFTH STREET

T&Q9TkES 9AlE OF yAIQAILN
TWO-&TORY WITH BA9ENENT
ROW BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
Ae PREMIgES 72z FIFTH STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust re.
corded in Liher No.. 11173, at
Folio 427 Of the land records o.
the District Of Columbia, We shal
eel II front Of the premises go Or
MdaTH MddPaHTsDb6xx1 Db6xx1 6FFE pETcEEsEEk, ETXEhEEK,
AID. 1890. AT TWo-THIRTY
Forty -eiTht J4S) in Harry NJ
scheidsf's subdivision Of lots In
Square Numbered Eight Hundred
in IaSsr ~ at Folio i02 in The
Once Of the surveyor for thC
District Of Columbia.
TERMS or SALE: ALL Cash. pc.
pesit Of $500 cash or eertifiet
within thirty days from date oi
sale. ethefvtse the trustees re-
serve the Ht6ht TO resell "a prop
rty ct the risk. and cost Of the
defa9lting purchaser. after Mys
q Ss' sens sHDspsr q puShsS SSsS s'eS
Ms pistEics 81 foiuRSis. q ds: s
foFfeiting depoSit, trustees may
avail themselves Of any legal OF
equitable Pi6hts against defaultina
purchaser. Further partieularss
real estate taxes and water rent
70 date Of sale; An eonvsyaneing,
recording and revenue stamps,
etc. ct cost Of purchaser.
JUNIOR ?. CRoWELL,
9AAfUEL sCRIvENER. JT.,
de19,1e.21.23.27 Trustees.
ADAM A. WR9CHLER q SON
AuetioneeRS
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like STONE HALL SCHOOL, on
As.r.l AEl; 0l!d q 2-SSSss. Ss transport any
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
THE annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of The Prudential Build
ins Association win be held Janu-
airy 10, 1851, at 1900 noon, In
the Associations once. 1888 g
Street NV, washington, D. c..
for the purpose Of electing q board
Of directors to serve for the en-
suing year: to consider and act
upon Q proposal to increase. the
authorized capital stock from
thirty million dollars 1880, ,000.-
000) to sixty. million dollars
1880, ,00O,000). thus increasing the
number of shares Of capital stock
from six hundred thousand (00O,:
O0O) to one million, two hundred
thousand 1,a00,000l shares Of 2
par value Of fifty dollars ($50.00l
per share; and the transaction Of
such other business As may come
before the meeting.. The transfer
books will be closed at the close
Of business on the 18th day Of
December. A. D.: 1850. for the
purpose Of recording transfers fol
The vS.,n SHaiif9,lDn 9sr Of ssSskSEldsT'
TRoMASSSI Me, z; AAMPTo,MEL,, Han ON + tn HOW. !,
cHApWIcK. Cha cnH WILLIAM aL"P Il. PPREs.
". DUNN. J. NEwToGT u BREWER
jr., NICHOLAS OREM, Jr. Direc.
tors Of The Prudential Building
Aasneia tim
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THOs. MORTON GITTiNGS,
-. Attorney

-sstsb FNhbNGb Nsws
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold :
ing Probate Court.-No. lO1 ,6S6,
Administration.-This Is to 0ive
Notice: That the subscriber Of ths
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
Dtstri' Of Columbia. Letters Tes-
tamentary on the estate Of ADOLF
BRAUN, late of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO OK.
htbit same, with the voucher
thereof, legally authenticated, "a
the subscriber, on or before the
18th day Of May, AID. 1851:
otherwise they may by law be ex.
cluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand thiI
2Sth day Of November, 1860
House, 2s40 10th Street NV,
SSeal:) Attest: THEODORR COOS.
WELL, REGISTER of Wills for ths
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of ths
Probate Court de6,l2,f9
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~ v: IgLANY. AttoFaey

90 99utAefn DU1l9tnf
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate CouTt.-No. lOI,N74
Administration. n.-This Is to Give
Notice, That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the. Probate Court OF thG
District Of Columbia, Letters Tes.
tamentary on the estate Of CLAR.
ENCE I. .PECKHAM, late Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased, All
persons having claims against tht
deceased are hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authntieated, "a
the subscriber. on or before the
20th day Of May. AID. 1851: 9th.
erWise they may By Law be exelud.
ed from ell benefit OF said estate
Given under my hand this 2oth
day of November, 1860. MARION
3, PECKHAM, 1880 Liyingston
street NV, (seal.l Attest: THEO.
DORE CO6SWELL. Register oi
wits for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the PTobsts Court.
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LEGAL NorIcEs
tcoNTINUEDl
ARpAHANg NsTrYRw A1e.

ABRAHAM MALLEAs ABteTMeye
6I0l 16Gh Street, NV,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Court. - No. 10l,977,
Administration. - This Is TO Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District. Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia, Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of SID.
MY B. KLOPMAN, late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased, Ali
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to eX-
hihit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the
zgth day of May. AID. 1851:
otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all henefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this
sylvia KLoPMEN. 5000 Ii Sth
Place. NV. (seal.l Attest: THEo-
DORE COGSWELL, ReRister OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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N-E4OVbL w 443bAsS
2l TO IS

Local. Well.knewn company has
openings fer 2 men with one. o
more years Of successful experir
ence selling direct 70 consumer.
High school education q musts
college preferred. Our men avers
age $4,000 Arst year. Car neceSa
gary. For appetntment call To.
2.1SO0, MR. DAWSON, MenaseTs
10 an. 9 pm. only.
MEN t2), white, living IN Arl. d
Fairfax County: married preid, !:
expeT. unnec.: SOS start. seryic0
estah. rte. Phone cR. 3-6456.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Clad MILE FAXLTE

NAAW 1AAk1A AA@Rn
fs5: zSGs xHa' 1ss:.s S S0nH; sa:S:Ss: :S
Scottish merchandise in o 8.
tartanS, famous Edtnburgh eryS.
tai. tweeds and knit wear. cos.
tune dolls. thistle stone wear.
Celtic silver, jewelry. many other
gifts: SCOTLAND HOUSE. COZ
?; .Washinston st. mt. Vernon
Hrs. 1913 daily. except sunday.
/ WILL NOT be REsPONsIBLE for
any debts incurred By anyone
WILLIAM r. FISHER,
113 Galveston pl. s.w. 21e
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting Of stock
RITY AND TRUST COMPANY
will be held ct the main once
Of the company, 18th st., and
Pennsylvata ave. NV, WaShing.
ton, D. c., on Tuesday. January
II, 1851, ct IL Am. tESTl for
the election Of directors for the
ensuing year. the presentation o.
and the transaction Of such
come before the meeting. The
polls will remain open until ct
least 1890 am.
The board Of directors has nxed
the close Of business December
2. 1850, as the record date for
the determination Of stoc kholdere
entitled TO notice Of the said
meeting, or TO vote ct the meet
ing and at any and all adjourn
menss thereof. The stock trans.
fer books Of the company will not
be closed. J. EVERETT WHITE
Evening star., 1960-12-19

MEATCUTTERS for suburban Va.
super markets: B-dey wk., al
benefits; prefer t9ke~charge men.
Call WO. 6-147S for appointment,
MEN, fun or part time: excellent
earnings. Gail WA. 7-4311.
MEN, two excel. openings; estab.
business, expeg. unnec., training
furnished; start on Q trial basis II
9s., you wish ,tt 70 . Ssterins. .., What e a., a1
men are married and supporting
their families With earnjn6s up to
$3.50 weekly. For details phone
the Fuller Brush Co., DI. TAFT.
NFVsNY TYNTTcSTTTTT a NWN -
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MAN WITH CAR

Sales and service: excel. earnings.
Ne experience necessary. g;
3707 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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PROPOSALS
tcoNYiNllsnl

OF coGUaaRIA, Buildins
qsSgnds, 9; G., DEG; 10. ies0:-
BRANCH LLisRASY. Bin BsnniSs
Road, near Minnesota Avenue
NE, Wesh,, d q, iInVitation No.
S:sn Sie45Jd 55:d...tG,s..s. GW.sss rsstes have have
Rssi afs issi now pan. ssTsilsSIss sSs
from Supervisor. Bid and Contract
Division, Procurement once. D. C..
Room 400, 499 Pc. Ave. Nv. upon
$50 per set. payable TO b. c.
Treasurer. l(phone Ma. $4,000,
Ext. p ,;s:SSasso sEALEP BIDS 70
III. III lsSs aA IN SSscP fss.;o ..s;otsGfssIP tsGs e.
WARRINGTON guBURBAN SAM.
TAkY COMMISSION - Contract
10, No. 2Sse; ;sss;,;o FuRNIsHINq AND
GLOSED-CIRcUIT TELEvIgIoN
Sealed proposals for furnishing ana
delivering Q complete elosed-Eircuit
teleyision unit. will be received
agent. Room G-13 Of the wash.
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission, 4Ol7 Hamilton street, Ey.
attsvtlle. Maryland. until wednes-
day, January 4. 1851; At 1880
am. Eastern standard time, at
which time and place they will
6e publicly opened and read
SpeefncationS may be obtained
from 8. q. ealsberry. purchasing
akent Of the commission, BLAIR
u. .SMITH. chairman: WILLARD
a: NORRIS, vice chairman: WILL
LIAM G. AUSTIN, JAMES B
WILLIAM B, WHEELER, commits.
stohers. Attest: JOHN T. HoNI.
FAINT. Secretary.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Build
ing ing ccn:trusstion; asstion Dept. q sldss,
iss eeesSssi 2 e 6s 5se; rYPa 1s;
Txr LYING FACILITIES AT
CENTER NEAR LoRTON, VA. GIN.
VIAT1oN NO. C-6166-H. Bid
Yorms. plans and Specifications.
and Addendum No. 1R, are now
available from Supervisor, Bid
ana Contract Division, Procure
ment Office. D. c., Rm. 404, 400
Pa, Ave, NV, upon. deposit Of
. certified check for $1,000 Der
set. PAYABLE to D. C. Treasurer.
SPhone Ma. $4,000. Ext. 23TS).
SEALED BIDS to be opened 300
F;M., EST. Jan. II, 1851, In Rm.
424, 49g Pa. Ave. NV,
delQ,20.1i. % 1a %
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GRAEBNER'S
"For Young Men"
TRAINEES
EXPERTENCED

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ETH
ER OF OUR OFFICES WILL BE
AND ANsWER YouR cUEs.
Evening star., 1960-12-19

CAFETERIA SUPERVIs0Rs: age
- to, IS; 5-day week, Monday
shrGush FTiSSy anyI, AgplZ Ay2,,2e 2 an; : g
ICES. INC. 1136 21st ct. NV.
CAPTAIN for 1st-elass French res
taufant: white, under so; split
shift. excel. Day. Write Box 4s7-K
Evening star., 1960-09-25
By the Associated Press

Virginia's average residential
electric bill in early 1860 rated
among the highest in the South.
Only Maryland and Florida
are listed with higher averages
in a Federal Power Commission
report on typical electric bills.
The report said the Virginia av-
erage on January was $7.65 a
month as compared with the
national average of $7.44.
Nationally, the figures ranged
from a low of $4.52 for the
State of Washington to 1894
for New Hampshire, $9.06 for
Hawaii. and $10.61 for Alaska.
For the two Southern States
with higher average bills than
Virginia, the report listed $8.12
for Maryland and $8.03 for
Florida.
The commission said the
slight upward trend in the Ma
tion'S average residential elec-
trio bills which began in 1851
continued this year.
In presenting the typical bills,
the commission emphasizes that
no attempt was made to de-
termine their reasonableness.
Many factors operate to pro-
duce differences in unit costs,
the report said.
The commission added that
an evaluation of these factors
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Two Men Are Arrested
At Anne Arundel Still

BALTIMORE, Sept. "a (AP)
Federal, State and county
agents surrounded an illicit
whisky still in Anne Arundel
County yesterday and arrested
two Baltimore men as they
worked it.
The seven-man raiding party,
led by Harry T. Wilkens, agent
of the Maryland Alcohol Tax
Enforcement Unit, visited the
still Friday morning but no one
was there.
Mr.. Wilkens said the party
returned and hid in the woods
until two men appeared carry
ing bags of sugar. He said the
agents let them go to the still
and allowed them to work for
Is minutes.
Agent Wilkens said the
agents creeped through the
woods and sneaked up on the
suspected bootleggers. AS one
Of the agents flashed a light,
Mr.. Wilkens said he leaped
from the brush to the back of
one of the men. hauling him
to the ground.
The second man started to
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Electric Bill in Virginia
Among South S Highest

would involve analysis beyond
its scope.
The average bills presented
in the report are for services
Of $50 kilowatt hours.
Typical bills for Virginia
communities of $500 popula-
tion or more included:
Alexandria, $7.7O; Bedford
$3.50; Big Stone Gap, $8.45;
Blacksburg, $7.59; Blackstone
$S.35; Bluefield, $7.59; Bristol
IS; Buena Vista. $7.70; Char
lottesville. $7.70; Chase City
$7.70; Christiansburg, $7.59;
Clifton Forge, $7.7O; Coving-
ton, $7.70; Danville, $7.15; En-
poria, $7.70; Farmville, $7.70;
Fredericksburg, $7.70; Hamp-
Ton, SIfU; HarrlSonbufg, S7.7O;
Hopewell, $7.70; Lexington,
$770; Lynchburg, $3.50; Ma
rion, $7.59; Martinsville, $7.59;
Newport News, $7.70; Norfolk,
$7.70; North Hampton, $7.70;
Petersburg, $7.70; Phoebus,
$7.70; Portsmouth. $7.70; Pu-
laSki, $7.59; Radford. $7.59;
Richmond. $7.70; Roanoke,
$3.50; South Norfolk, $7.70;
Staunton, $7.70; Suffolk, $7.70;
Virginia Beach, $7.70: Waynes-
boro, $7.70; Williamsburg
$7.70: Winchester, $7.65: Wy
theville, $7.59.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Hurrisonburq
School Ready
For Glasses

HARRISONBURG, Va, Sept.
"a (SpeciaD M. H. Bell, city
superintendent Of schools, has
said the new 100000 Spots
wood Elementary School will be
opened for its first students
Monday morning.
The newest addition to Har-
risonburg's school system is To-
Gated in the southeast part Of
the city. It has 20 clasSrooms,
a large multiple-use room, an
auditorium which will double
as a cafeteria, a library, teach
ers' and conference rooms, Of
fees and lobby.
The two-wing, single story
building is on a 20-acre campus
and will have nearly 500 stu
dents.
Since the start of the school
year, students who will attend
the new school, have attended
classes in the old Main Street
School and Harrisonburg High
School.
Lunches will not be served at
Spotswood for a few days, until
all of the cafeteria equipment
has been installed.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Gum Links Boy
To Robberies

Chewing gum found in the
pockets of a 13-year-old suspect
led Alexandria police to what
they say is the solution to a
string of housebreakingS in
which articles valued at more
than $3.50 were. taken.
1t. Thomas MCGOWAN said
the gum led to the accusation
Of four Alexandria boys IL to
14-years old, with seven charges
of statutory burglary, one of
grand larceny and two of petty
larceny.
He said policewoman Joan
Van Saun was frisking the boy
after he was committed to the
Virginia Welfare Department
Wednesday by Judge Irene
Pancoast on other violations.
The gum found in his pockets
was the same kind reported
stolen last Sunday from an
Alexandria grill. After ques-
tioning him, Detective George
Thodos and Cpl. Norman
Grimm sought the three other
boys.
The boy was accused, along
with his 12-year-old brother,
of statutory Burglary, grand
larceny and petty larceny
accounts. Another boy, 13,
was accused of one count of
statutory burglary. The IA
year-old is being held in the
Alexandria lookup because
there is no juvenile detention
center in the area except at
Arlington, which is filled.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

cry, Prince Georges and How
ard Counties in a separate cat
egory because they perform
municipal as well as county
functions.
The largest tax rate in
creaSes recorded over the l2-
year period were $1.14 in Cecil
County, $1.05 in Caroline and
IS cents in Somerset.
Examination of those in
creaSeS shows they were
brought about by demands in
education, health and welfare,
combined with a slowly grow
ing or even a declining popu-
lation and economy" Mr..
Shriver said.
He said there appears to be
a closer relationship between
the fiscal problems of Balti-
more, with a tax rate of $3.50,
and Cumberland and Crisfield,
both with higher rates, than
between Baltimore City and
the urban areas of Baltimore
County, where the rate is $2.54.
Mr.. Shriver suggested Subdi-
visions might profit more by
relying on State aid for needed
revenue than by asking for an
increased share of taxes.
He said there was only an
8.8 per cent increase in local
shares of taxes from 1857
through 1859. while grants in
aid rose by 34.5 per cent dur
ing the same period. Mr.. Shri-
yer suggested it would be I'M
wise to interfere with the
States ability to increase sup
port of specific programs, put
ting money where it is needed
most.
He declined comment on a
current move by some groups
to obtain authorization for
subdivisions to levy local sales
taxes to be collected by the
State.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
81 Richmond Center
Nav Be "A Lost Cause

RICHMOND. Sept. "a (AP)
The brightest dream of the
State Civil War Centennial
Commission - A downtown
Richmond visitors center -
could become a sort Of lost
cause of its own.
Work on the new building
just off the Richmond-Peters-
burg turnpike was to begin this
week in a rush effort to have
the center ready by next July
l. Not a spade was turned.
The commissions executive
committee blamed the delay on
the city administration. If
there's much more foot-drag-
ging, the committee said, they
might have to call the whole
thing of.
Last July. the city was asked
to close off a street so con-
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and will be introduced to the
flower world next season.
The winner of the Silver
Anniversary Trophy is a basket
of rs blooms submitted by E
r. Phillips of BOT Philadelphia
avenue. Silver Spring. DR.. Fred
Knocke of Readington, N. ].
will be awarded a trophy for
the largest bloom in the show,
"Kenya."
Mr.. Ailstock is the winner
also for the best miniature,
"Chasamay." and the best POM
pom. little Edith" The best
small Towering dahlia was
entered by Harry Anderson of
Bowie, Md.
OCner major winners and
their categorieS are: Mrs. Elmer
Wiser. best artistic resign;
Harry Frank, best large flower
ing; Frank j. d'Eustachio, best
florist size; Harry Anderson,
best small Towering; and
George c. Schofer. who sub
mitted the best florist exhibit.
Those winning the greatest
number of blue ribbons, to be-
come sweepStake winners are:
Nicholas Kozopas, A. G.
Chamberlayne, Capt. w. r.
Wright, Vernon L. Ailstock, Mr..
and Mrs. S. c. Shifler, Harry
Anderson. Carl R. Greimel, E.
w. Toombs, DR.. Fred Knocke,
Benton Strong. o. E. Schnee-
man, David F.. Quick and
George c. Shafer.
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struction could start. So far
the necessary ordinance hasn't
been presented to city council.
Il can't see," said Delegate
John Warren Cooke of Ma
thews, committee chairman,
where Richmond has cooper
ated with this project at any
time"
He said a few weeks delay
will mean the building cannot
be opened next summer, when
a flood of Civil War centennial
visitors are expected.
City Manager Horace Ed
wards was invited to meet with
the committee Thursday, but
couldn't, and sent his assistant,
George Creadle. He said every
effort would be made to pre-
sent the proposed ordinance
to the council Monday night.
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Commission of Game and In
land Fisheries.
In July, 20 boating accidents
were reported to the commits
sion, Mr.. Davey said. In Au-
gust, the number was reduced
to 10. In July, Davey said,
four lives were lost and IA per-
sons injured on Virginia waters
as the result of boating acci-
dents. In August, the figures
were only one loss of life and
four injuries.
The greatest number of ac-
cidents involved collisions be-
tween vessels and water skiing
Falling overheard, however
seemed to cause the greatest
number of injuries, Mr.. Davey
said.