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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-03
District Lists Streets
As Restricted in Snow

K street N.W.-Ninth street to
Twelfth street and Seventeenth street
TO Twenty-seventh street Kenilworth
avenus-Esst Capital street to D C
circle; Khngle road N,W.-Park road
10 Porter street
Loughboro road - Nebraska avenue
70 Macarthur boulevard; M street
Maine avenue s,W, to Eleventh street
boulevard-Canal road to D c. line;
Maine avenue S.W. = Fourteenth
street to p street: Maryland avenue
First street NE. to Fifteenth street
NE and from Third street sW. to
D street SW.. Massachusetts avenue
lndepe ndence avenue Sc to D. c line
NV; MichiPan avenue-Park place 10
D. c. line: Military road Mis-
sour avenue to Western avenue: Min
nesota avenue-Benning road to Good
New Hampshire avenue to Military
road: Monroe street NE. - Michigan
avenue to South Dakota avenue Mount
Pleasant street W-Columbia road
Naylor road - Alabama avenue to
D, C. line; Nebraska aVenue-Louph-
Doro road to Military road: New Hamp-
shire avenue Washington circle Ia
y street and Georgia avenue to D. c,
se I avenue TgT SetSey F,o SyesnueMaSsachu-
York. avenue 18th street NV TO
Third street NV; Nichols avenue "
Anacostia Bridge to South Capitol
street; Nineteenth street - Potoms r
avenue Sc. to Benning road NE
North Capitol street-Mass avenue 10
Michigan avenue: North Carolina ave.
nue-Lincoln square to c street NE
street-Dupont circle to Wiscon-
Kiir avenue: PARK road-l8th street to
/ M street NV TO Alabama avenue 4 =
including Sousa Bridge; Piney Branch
road NV Thirteenth street TO ID q
llne: Porter street NW.-Knngle road
10 Connecticut avenue.
Reservoir road-Wisconsi avenue
to Macarthur blvd: Rhode Island ave
nue-Connecticut avenue NV. to D c.
Seventh street-Maine avenue sW
TO Florida avenue NV Seventeenth
street--Bennine road NE to Barney
circle Sc: Seventeenth street NV
/ Constitution avenue 10 X street: Six
teenth street NW.-H street to d c
/ line Sixth street NV. Constitution
avenue to Florida avenue. South
Capltol street--IndeDendence avenue
Third Street-Maryland avenue W
70 New York avenue NV Thirteenth
street NV .--Pennsylvania avenue Il
Piney Branch road: Twenty-sixth street
N.W-VlrRinia avenue to Pennsyl.
yania avenue Twenty-third street
lngton circle: U street NV Ninth
street to Eeishteenth street: Virginia
Avenue NW-Constitution avenue tc
FoS ST. , GIeek and Potomac parkway,
seventh street NV 10 Canal road wfp any,
Key Bridge: Wisconsin avenue
street TO D. c line.
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afternoon featuring Grant
JohanneSsen, pianist, has been
re-scheduled for March %. But
because Mr.. Johannessen will
be unable to appear then, an
other artist will play.
A Junior Chamber of Com
merce student essay contest
luncheon was Cancelled at the
Burlington oHtel. No future
date has been set.
The Chesapeake Bay Boat
Show in Baltimore will be
closed today and tomorrow. 1t
will be open from noon to II
pm. Saturday, noon to 6 pm.
Sunday, and regular weekday
hours Monday through We'd
nesday.
The program, Who Was
Rembrandt" set for tonight
at the Jewish Community
Center, will be at 8 pm. next
Thursday.
The Girl Scouts presentation
of 10 cartons of cookies to the
patients of Children's Hospital
today was postponed until
Monday at 3:45 pm.
In Virginia, a conference of
the Virginia Education Associa-
ton. scheduled for tomorrow
and Saturday at Natural
Bridge, will be held March
1926.
A public hearing tonight on
the Fairfax County school
budget was Cancelled. The
hearing was to have been at 8
pm. at Annandale High School.
Instead it will be at 10 am.
Saturday at the high school.
Three coming hearings set
tonight at the County Office
Building in Rockville were post
poned.
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BiI|boardBiII
Amendments
lmperiIBonus
By ALEX r. PRESTON
Star STAFF Writer

RICHMOND, Mar. IA bill
board bill was sent to the
House of Delegates today with
amendments that threaten tc
cut Virginia of from a Federal
bonus of from IS million to 81
million for interstate highway
construction.
Delegates Tom Frost of War
renton and Harrison Mann oil
Arlington. chief sponsors OF
the original legislation, sale
they would attempt to have the
crippling amendments removed
when the measure comes up fol
debate on the floor, probably
tomorrow.
The House General Laws
Committee reported the bill
with the amendments last
night. Similar amendments
were tackled on an identical
bill by the Senate General
Laws Committee.
AS introduced, the legisla
ton imposed even more strict
billboard controls than mini
mum standards required by the
Federal Bureau of Public
Roads. States meeting these
standards are entitled to a
bonus of one-half of / per cent
of total construction costs OF
interstate highways within Their
borders.
Mr.. Mann estimated the
bonus would amount to SIS mil
lion or 81 million in additional
highway funds.
He said, however, that the
committee mendme nt 6
threaten to bring the law be-
low minimum Federal stand
ards.
The amendments would ex-
empt from billboard controls
any part of highway built on
a right of way acquired before
the effective date of the Vir-
gina law unless the State buys
an easement on the land where
the signs are erected.
Under a Federal law, only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-03

Following is a list of streets
classified as restricted" dur
ing a snow emergency, meaning
a driver is liable to arrest If
his car obstructS traffic due to
lack of chains or snow tires:
Adams Mill road NW.---Irving
street to- Klingle street: Alabama
avenue S.E.-Pennsylvania avenue, to
Sixteenth street Georgla avenue.
Benning road-Fifteenth street
NE to D. c. line. including the Ben
nlns bridge and the Benning viaduct;
BEssdensburg TGs s Bonn oi road Me-. 70
Bowen road sE.-Alabama avenue to
D c. line: Branch avenue S E.-Penn-
sylyania avenue tS I, e. line. ,.,
nue. to East Capitol Street Bridge:
street s.W.-Seventh street to Four
tenth street: Calvert street-Eight-
zenith street to Connecticut avenue
boulevard; Cathedral avenue NV
Connecticut avenue to Rock Greek and
Potomac parkway; Columbia road
CConneettiicut sysnne e PARK p,aeWs
Massachusetts avenue N. E. to Fiji.
tenth street NV
D street W--Maryland avenue tc
Fourteenth street: Division avenue -
East Capitol street TO D. c. line.
East Capitol street--First street Il
d. {. line. Benning road to Division
avenue; Eighteenth street NV:
Es 25fa sta sysnuf c svsaue to ss
to NJ street Sc; Eleventh street NV
pennsylvania avenue 70 Monroe
street Eleventh street-Florida ave
nue. N E to Nichols avenue Sc, in
GLIDING the Anscostia Bridge.
Fifteenth street .N.W.-Pennsylyanis
avenue TO Neg York avenue; En-
road and Indiana avenue, to New Yori
avenue Sc TO Union Station Plaza
First street N.E-H street to New
York avenue: Florida avenue-Connec
icut avenue to Eighteenth street NV
and Ninth street NV. 10 Fifteenth
street NE: Fourteenth Street-C stree
sW. to Colorado avenue NV; Fourth
street--Pennsylvania avenue NV u
Canal road TO louehboro road
Georgia ayenue-Florida avenue 4
y G line; Good Hope road,-Eichol
avenue TO Alabama avenue.
II street 49, Massachusetts, ayenu
wv TO Fifteenth street NE: H stree
NV, - Fourteenth street To Seven
teenth street Harvard street-Colum
Independence avenue - Fourteenth
street S W. to Pennsylvania avenu
E. Massachusetts avenue ST
70 East Capitol street Bridge. irwin
street n W.-sixteenth street TO Adam
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i! T.! |: >: .: i!
ELECTRIC COMPANY

ST. JOHNS GENERAL STORE
Midlonds, Vu.
c. JUSTUS SUTER & co.
HarriSonbUre, W.
TRIANGLE PLUMBING q
HEATING
Trionals. Va.
VIRGINIA APPLIANCE &
SERVICE
42As North Foirfax Drive
Arlington. Vo.
VENDORS DEPARTMENT
STORE
Woodstock and M. Jackson, Va
WllsERoER ELECTRIC co.
CrottoeS, Va.
WYNE BROTHERS
Falmouth. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-03
Drifting Snow Buries
Virginia and Maryland
Virginia
Ry the Assoeiated Press

The seasons worst snow
storm slammed across Virginia
last night and early today,
piling up depths more than lS
inches in some areas. High
winds in some sections sent
drifts across the highways.
Hundreds of schools and bus
inesses were closed today,
travel on some roads was i'm
possible and State police
warned that motorists should
not attempt any but essential
travel.
/ In Roanoke County, Route
22l was blocked over Bent
Mountain after a snow slide
piled up 10 to 40 feet OF snow
for about 800 feet.
The fall covered the entire
State, from the southwest tip
to the Washington area and
from Norfolk to the West Vir-
GINA line. More snow, sleet or
freezing rain was predicted to-
day for some areas.
Southwest Virginia - which
had been buried under two pre-
vious heavy falls this season.
suffered the worst again.
Depths from to l8 inches were
recorded, with most of the area
under at least a foot.
Chains were recommended on
all primary roads in the State
with the exception of those in
the Suffolk Norfolk Newport
News area.
This is a district-by-district
report from the Highway De-
partment:
| Salem-Snow ranged from IL
inches in Giles County to Is
inches in Roanoke County,
wind increasing which could
cause drifting: Bristol-Depths
from 5 to l8 inches in Grayson
County, a fine snow still fall
ing; Lynchburg-From 8 inches
in Halifax to Is inches in Am
herst. Appomattox, Nelson and
Campbell Counties; Staunton-
From 6 inches in the Win
chester area to IA in Allegheny
County. wind blowing and
drifting expected; Richmond
Showing and sleeting. with
depths on the ground ranging
from 8 inches in Petersburg to
10 in Goochland; Culpeper-
Showing hard, with 6 inches
in the Fairfax area to 1912
inches in the Louisa and Char
lottesyille areas; Fredericks-
burg-Still showing, with from
| 5 inches around Gloucester to
/ in Spotsylvania and Stafford
! Counties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-03

1000, was paralyzed by an ice
storm which snapped electric
and telephone lines. Many
homes we're without heat or
light.
st. Louis, Southeast Missouri
and many cities in Southern
Illinois were hit by winters
most severe snowstorm, with
falls UP to 10 inches in some
areas.
Eight inches of new snow fell
in Kansas City, making a cover
ing Of Is inches on the ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-03
Talent TrY-outs Set

The Takoma-Langley Junior
Chamber of Commerce will hold
try-outs for its second annual
Amateur Talent Contest from
10 am. to 4 pm. this Satur-
day in the basement of the Sub
urban Trust Building, 8722
Flower avenue, Silver Spring,
Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-03

WASHINGTON, D. c.
AlPeRSTElN'S
FURNITURE STORE, INC.
1920 7th ST. NV.
DAlMO
18th 8 G SIS. NV.
5023 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
| c. W. DAUBER
1920 18th 81. NV.
GEORGES WAREHOUSE
SUPERMARTS
B16 + 81. NV.
ABS Queens Chapel Rd. NE.
2422 G 81. NV.
STAR RADIO. ~ & APPLIANCE
INC.
' AL 10Th 81. NV.
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LAKE BARCRoFT
PRESTTGE

DEVELOPMENT CORP. Realtors
134 N. Kings Hwy. so. 5-9100
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CADILLAC 81 sedan: mountain
laurel with rose top; power steer.
ins, power brakes; very clean.
special S2.095: CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O -OldS Co.
Evening star., 1960-09-07

II. E.nd 81. NV. FE. 7-96nO
CADILLAC 1860 FLEETWOOD SIX
TY SPECIAL: factory air cond =,
orig owner. WO. f-3tiho.
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CADILLAC Sc Coupe &c Vile: white
Win gray top; power stcerin4,
power brakes; reduced Sl.795; CCC
Evening star., 1960-09-07

20. -=nu 81. Nv. FE. 7-2bO0
CADILLAC 81 sedan, excel. cond-:
7. and h.. low mi. Asking S5g5,
worth more. EN-. 3-4294.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
TRAILERS
tcONIlNUED)
MAGNIFICENT!

You will be deliEhted when you see
the .all:new KNOX 5O'K10,. This
lla-bath model is available in 2
with half bath. dressing table and
abundant closets is privacy SUI
preme. The rear bedroom is sery-
iced BY q fun bath with clothes
hamper. pull-down shower and
Mothers kitchen is divided from
the living room by an ideal snack
bar. There is adequate work space,
q 30" range, automatic washer
and IL refrieerator In your choice
The Skyiieht roof is raised to o.
with acoustical tile ceiling. The
tan. and teakwood panelinR ac-
csntuates the Danish modern
Dad viii be pleased to And thermo-
stat-controlled heat with house
type metal ducts. approved wiring
and plumbing and the highest
type craftsmanship. You can BUY
home for only s7e.7s per month
including BANK financing and
full insurance. Free delivery and
set.np with all materials fur
nnished. serviced and guaranteed
AUTHoRIzED SPARTAN REPAIR
Also DisplayinF the
Evening star., 1960-09-07
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

BETHESDA, 1898 Wis. ave.-Con-
sisting of 25-bv-1 1O0-ft. lot, with
1.500 so. it.. of Improvements in
existing building; can handle
with $4,000 down, balance less
than rent: public parking in rear.
GEO. W; ROBERTSON, REALToR.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

A VARIETY OF CHOICE 2nd
areas in N. va: some b c. and
Md; discounted to yield upwards
of 14oe return on your investment.
CL. $4,000, 9-6: ia. 2-0l6@ ewes.
MoRfaAdG Ms fsk i2F 2SE TXcHANoE Iit HIRolN5A INc
9855 Columbia pike, Annandale.
$4,000 SEASONED NOTE, S25 mo
sSrs discount. NTERsT TAT Z
MORTGAGE CO., ia. 7-5s00.
Evening star., 1960-09-07
MOTORCYCLES

WANTED-Any late model Eng
lisn motorcycle over 500cc: will
trade so Ford club coupe immac.
body: "a Chev. grill: brand-new
bumpers; nosed and decked: all
dents taken out. XII. 9-S02e
after 6.
1858 BSA Super Road Rocket. ex-
cellent condition, low mileage.
HO. 2-7625.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS By
e%eE 9S 'TS'f y TSyEsFNESNAfN yAssENiSAN c6. HosT5 sI5
Southern Bldg. MA. .S-3331: i'm
mediate service. 10 to 1870 pm.
MONEY. End trust-We will buy
Ma Or IVA Va; rsss. '; rates. SATIoNEAaiy. IHeSEay
MORTGAGE & INVEST. CORP =,
l312 N. Y. ave. NV, MA. S-5S33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, ist
and End trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. INC. ia. 7-5S60.
2nd TRUSTS-Top spot cash! No
red tape No application! Just
phone facts. I'll give answeri No,
Va, D C.; day or eve. WI. 6-B1 81
Evening star., 1960-09-07
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE or mailing address,
with receptionist. MISS BLOCK,
ST 3-2367 or HE. 9-0465.
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REALTY CO. JE. 2-2314

TOPS THEM ALL-New. 4-bedrm., :,
2-hath, split-level home, conv. to
Falls Church; only S21,250, excel.
terms. Call ODDENINO REALTY,
INC ia 4-5656
Evening star., 1960-09-07
COUNTRY CHARM
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
ENTERTAINING?

Your guest can enter this
lovely rec. rm. direct from
front entrance. Situated on
a large shady lot, close-in
location, is this CUSTOM
built 2-year-old brick split
level with many extras; 3
larger than average bed
rooms and 3 baths; washer
and drier stays and house
Is set UP for air condition
ing. In an area OF higher
priced homes, it is moder-
ately priced at S33,95O,
flexible financing 1115 Key
drive of Quaker lane, Alex
TIE R1A1S
Evening star., 1960-09-07
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
4 UNrT-LANGLEY PIX. 9 yrs. old.
all 2-bedrm, units. tenants pay
gas, elec. and heat.
UNIT-TAK. PIX, all 1-bedrm.
apts., approx. $500 annual in
come; priced less than times
annual income.
3 UNIT-SIL. sPG.. nr. Montgomery
Blair High, all 2-bedrm. units;
S6,S00 annual income; always
rented.
30 UNJT-SIL. SPG,. de luxe air.
cond. bldg, / yr old: elevator; ap-
prox. $500 annual income; will
show. an excel. return on your
investment.
OFFICE BUILDING-Excel. Prince
Georges area. consists Of stores
and Offices: blk. from hospitals;
ideal for medical bldg; income
approx $4,000
RAFFFLL REAL ESTATE
,IJ o. 1u3 nr III H-1QnO
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MEDICAL CENTER

lith AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
approximately 1900 50 IT., zoned
ca for restaurant office bldg,
night club. etc; fully decorated
sub-street floor. additional 3 stor-
les and meGze nine in front. g
stories in rear, private parking
for . cars, or truck in rear ga
rage. large rear alley; will ac-
conmodate largest trucks at de-
livery entrance; stately interior,
Wa shinEton's most famous deco
rating studios: centrally located in
downtown business area, > blocks
from White House and financial
district, adjacent to 1907 retail
section, large ONCE buildings and
major hotels: public parking at
II 1-Atory Capitol Garage next door
Lot size g #. by 1885 It. Call
CO. 5-4o56.
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E. F. Steffey Real Estate

T. T. oITIIEy NtdI ESCdCE
JE 4-On64
S1,35O PER ACRE-14O ACRES in
path. OF growGh and near active
development area where land has
sold for around $4,000 per acre.
This 140 acres as a whole may be
bought on terms for $3.50 per
Brokers, Annandale, Va, CL.
$4,000 weekdays,
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bUICk 81 herdtop club coupe.
SSSTihce' month RS5ES' S5E9' S2o gown; ,Zno S2s
Evening star., 1960-09-07

CADILLAC SO Sedan de Vile: this
one affords real luxury, electric
seat windows, trunk lock, etc;
one owner, spotless condition: S4,-
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Contest is CT wide civic in
terest and Importance and
Is a stimulant to coopera-
tive ass s.ciation among the
people Of our community in
a puDllc-spnited endeavor:
Now, therefore, we, the
Commissioners of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, do here
by proclaim March 27th,
1860, as Mrs. Americas Day"
and urge our citizens to join
in the activities encouraging
those having the necessary
Mrs. America contest, to
qualifications to enter the
the emo that among us may
be found a person who, by
being chosen for this great
honor, would in turn bring
honor and glory to our city.
CTre District of Columbia
seal is duly attached, along
with The SIGNATURE of Robert
E. McI.au3nlin, David B. Kar.
rick and Gen. A c. yelling.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Education PorIey
Debates Problems

He said it was noted at the
meeting that teachers SAL
aries in the lowest bracket Of
the four-co1nty area are as
much as 1000 behind those
in counties 10 the east. At
the top of the scale. the
minimums differ by as much
as $1,000. and so it isn't sur
prising teachers are attract
ed elsewhere in the State.
The group agreed generally
that there is increasing OPP
position to hiking real estate
taxes III their counties. to
pay for more school costs.
They also held reservations
about Federal aid to educa-
ton as the best way out but
said direct Federal aid ap-
peare0 the only means Of
solving the problem of ris-
ing costs now and later.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

CUMBERLAND. Mar. 81
(AP). - Education officials
from four Western Maryland
counties met Friday to talk
about common problems and
came up with two main ones.
They are (a) the teacher
shortage because Of higher
salaries attracting instruc-
tors elsewhere, and (b) rising
school expenses.
Board of education officials
from Frederick. Washington,
Allegany and Garrett Coun-
ties met at the Afghan
Country Club near here for
a one-day session. 1t was be-
lieved the first of its kind
among school officials in
Western Maryland.
DR.. James A. SenSenbaugh.
superintendent of schools in
Frederick County, served as
adviser for the meeting.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

7. 8 pm. to midnight, when
the local finals will be held
in the auditorium. The win
ner will go to Fort Lauder
dale, Fla. to compete in the
national finals, May z through
Il, for $4,000 in prizes.
Grand prize is a $4,000
home.
All married women, 81
years or over, from the WASH
ington Metropolitan Area are
eligible.
Entry blanks are available
in all PGP stores, or inter-
ested women may contact
Mrs. Sheila Robertson. local
co-ordinator at UN. 4-2875.
Following is the text of
the official proclamation of
Evening star., 1960-03-27

the Commissioners of the Dis
trict OF Columbia setting
aside Mrs. America Day:
Whereas March q is the
inaugural date for the 22d
annual competition to select
Mrs. AlnCriCa: and
Whereas, the Mrs. America
Contest is open to all mar
ried women 81 years of age
and over, one of whom will
be selected principally for
her ability as a homemaker
as well as for personal ap-
pearanc.. and
Whereas, Washington, d. c.,
has always boaSted of COM
petent ond personable home
mskctS: and
Whereas, the Mrs. America
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Mrs. District of Columbia
To Be Chosen at Plaza

On April % and 20, from
noon to 8 pm. the Mer-
chants Association will play
host to area homemakers-
entrants in the Mrs. District
of Columbia Contest which is
preliminary to the Mrs.
America Contest.
The Community Auditorium
in Prince Georges Plaza will
be set up with individual
kitchen units and other
equipment necessary for the
pretty and talented matrons
to display their homemaking
SkillS.
Excitement should reach
fever pitch on Saturday. May
Evening star., 1960-03-27
theodore nue.
Makes Available The Entire Display Line
Of One of Americas Largest
Diamond Importers

II you have ever dreamed of owning or giving
diamond this is an extraordinary opportunity. The
collection includes famous diamond importers en-
tire inventory of large diamonds plus huge group
of smaller diamonds. Buy for Easter Birthdays
Anniversaries Graduation any special occasion The
prices are so unbelievaby low that cannot extend
this rare event beyond one week.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
2Western Union
Veterans Retiring

Two veteran empolyes of the
Western Union Office here will
retire on Monday.
Alfred F. Wenzel, SO, who
Joined the telegraph company
as a 16-year-old clerk in 1917,
is retiring after 43 years of
continuous service. For the last
18 years. he has been manager
of the local Offices credit and
collection department.
A longtime Arlington resi-
dent, Mr.. Wenzel plans to move
with his family to st. Peters
burg, Fla.
Also retiring is a 63-year-old
wire technician who served
news media as a Morse code
operator for many of his 80
years with Western Union.
Frank S. Ridgdill, who
learned Morse code at the age
OF 10 in his native Tifton, Ga,
Joined the company in 1914.
He has served both here and in
the New York Office. and for a
time was associated with the
Associated Press, the United
Press and the old Consolidated
Press.
Mr.. Ridgdill, of 4 West Mel
son street. Alexandria, also
plans to moke to Florida.
Evening star., 1960-07-30
S. Million Motel
On Thomas Circle
Planned by ~

Plans have been announced
for the tion of a
SIS million luxury motel on
Thomas Circle next year.
The 400-room facility, with
accommodations for large con-
vention groups, is being plan
ned by DR.. R. S. Levy, a re-
tired Chicago dentist now ac-
tive in the hotel business in
Miami Beach, according to the
announcement.
Although no plans have yet
been filed at the District Build
ing, construction is scheduled
to start this November, with
completion by December, 1861
the announcement said.
Miami Beach architect Nor
ris Lapidus is designing the
motel, which also would have
a large swimming pool.
DR.. Levy is a partner in a
group headed by Morris Lans-
burgh, which owns and oper-
ates six hotels in Miami Beach
and the Flamingo Hotel in Las
Vegas. New.
Evening star., 1960-07-30

President must attend? Mrs.
Lodge gave a very diplomatic
answer: He likes to go out
if he has a good time"
She was wearing for her
press conference a white,
toast and black tie silk print
with a high Peter Pan collar
and three-quarter sleeves, a
toast-colored veil on her head
and fiat Italian, open-toe
black straw shoes. a wee bit
worn on the heels from all
that walking she does with
her spouse. The gold turtle
pin (no signature) she re-
ceived last Christmas.
She prefers to do her shop
ping from the newspapers.
She's an avid reader of them,
anyhow. Il read the adver-
tiSements, then I order them"
she's a size IA.
Does she have a nickname?
Hardly anybody calls me
Emily. It's Emmy" said the
wife of the Republican Vice
Presidential nominee.
When they leave the con-
vention shortly, the Lodges
will head for Beverly, Mass,
and a look at their eighth
grandchild, born Thursday to
her daughter-in-law, Flea
nor, Mrs. Henry Lodge.