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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-26
PUNGO HOSPITAL NEWS

White patients August 1922: r.
H. Allen, James Wilkins, Caleb
Foster, Mrs. Dolores Fortescue,
Mrs. Dora Gibbs, Shorty Willis,
Mrs. Nina Dillon, Mrs. Judy Spar
row, Mrs. Rebecca Demby and Earl
Waters of Belhaven. Luke Neal of
Engelhard. Albert Mckinney of
Middletown. Eddie Jones, of Pan
tego. Macon Harris, Mrs. Alber-
tina Tunnel and George Morris of
Swan Quarter. Calvin Gibbs of
Engelhard.
Colored patients. Mary Murray
Griffin, Lizzie Palmer, Queen
Esther Stanley and Ella Robertson
of Belhaven. Alice Harris of Scran-
ton. Oscar Peay of Swan Quarter
and Minnie Louise Lee of Pan
tego.
Births - White
Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Adam
Ballenger, Jr., a daughter, Barbara
Ellen Ballenger on August Ia.
Mother was the former Peggy Lii
liam Martin.
ColOred
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lester Rob-
ertson, a daughter, Denise Louise
Robertson of August 10. Mother
was the former Ella Louise Pledg-
er.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-26
GULROCK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mason of Nor
folk spent the week end here with
his mother, Mrs. Minnie Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pugh of
Norfolk spent the week end at
their home here.
The Jolly family was visited by
Mrs. Tilson of Winston-Salem for
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pugh and
Patricia visited friends at Blount's
Creek Sunday.
The Executive Committee Of the
East Hyde P.T.A. met Monday
night, with the president, Mrs
Mildred Gibbs. Many interesting
things are being planned for this
year. All parents Of the East Hyde
children are urged to attend and
support their P.T.A.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-26
CROATAN TOWNSHIP
MASHOES. DISTRICT

H. r. Craddock, 2 acres
and fish house ........-........... ALL
Larry H. Midget, fish
Tom L. Midget, Est.
acres and home ...-.-..... 10.4O
Tom and Grace Midget,
/ acre and home ...........- 1913
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-26

r. M. CAHOON
Sheriff Dare County
Manteo, N. C.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18
For Men

PRODUCTION ENGINEER, ME-,
2 to 5 years exp. hYdroulics
or outomotion ... $3.50
CHEMIST. degree. years
paint exp. ............. $500
BvYER, ME-. preferred.
2 years experience " $3.50
INDUSTRIAL SALES. poper
products. local. exp. $3.50
SALES CORRESPONDENT.
min. 2 years college, some
experience . S450-S50O
MANAGEMENT TRAINEES,
any degree S450-S5O0
INDUSTRIAL AUDITOR, college
accountant some exp.
trovel ............ S475
MULTILITH OPERATOR, #l25o
experience .... S350-S400
PLANT GUARD. exp. or police
exp. 35-45 ..... S375-S4o0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

IN OUR NEW
OFFICES
AT
1887 Euclid Ave,
For Women

SECRETARY, s Points Areo, good
shorthand skills S325-S400
TYPIST, some ediphone.
general office ... $500
LAB TECHNlCIAN. experience or
college chemistry S325-S350
SCHEDULING CLERK, accuracy
important. rs to IS. Five
Points Area .. S275-S325
CLERY-TYPIST. some telephone
work. S Points Area S275-S325
IR. CLERK. no tYping. aptitude
for figures. young high school
oroduute .. $3.50
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK,
adding machine. light
tYping .,......... S280-S300
BOOKKEEPER, &c, small,
pleasant office in Collinwood
oiSo ....s.. oOGO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

ALL EUCLID AREA LlSTNGS
SECRETARY, research engineer
inq, some exp. ......... $3.50
SECRETARY to V.P. in charge OF
sules. light shorthand. aver
age tYpist compose own
letters ........... 10 $3.50
SECRETARY. good exp. know
chemical terms to S450
SECRETARY. soles mgr. heavy
dictotion .......... to $3.50
SECRETARY. ! girl office.
shorthand, handle core
spondence ........ $500 up
CLERK-TYPIST, recent HIS. grad
welcome ........... $3.50
CLERK-TYPIST, speed and
accuracy. some PIX. leads
to secretariol ..... SITS
BILLER.TYPIST. 5000 WPM S347
DICTApHONE SECRETARY.
know medical terms S298
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR.
payroll dept. .,..... S347
KEY PUNCH operator to $3.50
~ &c. BOOKKEEPERS, handle
small set OF books S325-S350
LAB-TECHNICIAN, chemical
exp. ............. S325 up
FACTORY, ASSEMBLIES.
1882 yrs. . stdrt Sl.20 hr.
AND MANY OTHERS
M PM. Mon. Thru Fri.
Appointment
, Sis Mon. thru Fri.
REAR OF BUILDING
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

COST ESTIMATOR Troinee, read
blueprints. mikes. learn slide
rule. service men or deferred.
some ulgebru, trig., etc. $500 r
| FINANCE TRAINEE. 2l-28.
train for bronch mgr. HIS.
grad, cor and expenses
furnished .......... S275
INV. CLERK, $3.50. some
typing. to learn inv. control.
good working cond. Sl.85 +
MALE SECY. sharp. good tYpist
and shorthand to work with
high level execs. S400-S475
CLERK-TYPIST. HIS. grad. 1919.
End shift. leonr all ends of
Moint. Dept. S260-S300 -tCL
ITYPIST. droft free. 22-35. 55
w.p.m., good speaking voice.
assist to chief clerk S70-S80
GEN. ACCT. service completed,
college grad or one who is
going to finish, heavy on
moth .............. S475
JOB SHOP FOREMAN. exp. in
time study, estimate, cost.
layout. methods and
procedures s4,soo-s6ooO
MACH. ASSEMBLY, must know
machine and electric repair,
also assembly. trovel. good
|. CO. benefits s3.o0-S3.75 hr.
GUARDS. must have at leost
So years industriol experience.
good health, over
l65 lbs. s2.29- ESQ hr.
FOREMAN End shift strong on
welding. fubricuting. heavy
plates ............. $500
SALES PROMOTION MGR.
experienced . to $4,000
.E.D.P.. accounting degree. pro-
cedures. Fee Paid to $4,000
.E.D.P, local company.
new deol ............ $500
BUILDING SUPPLIES. degree.
deoler contact S40O-S450
OFFICE EQUIPMENT. 2l-25,
IL yr. exp. ..... S350-S433
FOOD SALES. degree.
cor ........ S350-S400
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

EUCLID, immaculate 4 bedroom
home. large wooded lot. Al con-
dition, $4,000. RE. 2-7460.
BRICK veneer: 2 bedrooms down,
semi finished up: finished recrea-
ton room in divided basement; 2.
car garage; extras. Near blvd. and
city line. Owner, VIII. 3-2296.
LARGE new ranch: 3 bedrooms. III
baths, stone fireplace, built-in
range and oven; full basement;
double attached garage; be sure
to see this beautiful home,
S27,9OO. Trio Realty. KE. 1880.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

Hours: 9 A.M..6 Pm. Weekdays;
Open FridaY Till 700 Pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18
NORTH OF BLVI
LOTS FOR SALE
NORTH OF BLVD.

BY owner in Euclid, brick colonial
beach privileges. living room, fire
place, dining room, kitchen and
nook, dishWasher, disposal, jalousie
sunroom recreation room, 3 bed
rooms, ~ baths. new carpets and
drapes. double, garage, anchor
fence. ISL East 199th St, Holy
Cross Parish. Nv. .1-9890 for ap-
pointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

WOMAN or couple TO live in and
help with housework. 14017 Ter
race rd., PO. 1-4757.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

NEW brick bungalow, 4 rooms down,
2 up. 26380 Gilmore, off East 260th
st.
HALF duplex, close to transporta-
ton. schools and shopping, must
sell AN. 1-1170.
F&S brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. csrpeting. large kitchen; by
owner. RE. 1882
BY owner. transferred, 2 bedrooms,
expansion up. basement, work.
shop. brick patio 1i2-car garage,
nicely landscaped: open.
RE 1-OAo4
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18
SELL OR BUILD
YOUR OWN PARK

3 SEASONS can be enjoyed by our
large family on the 992 square #.
of enclosed porch that surrounds
this spacious home mote: 992 so.
#. is the size of an average bunga-
low. The modern family kitchen
is l83x12.3. A floor to ceiling stone
wood burning fireplace is the fea-
ture of this 29Xl5 ft. living room.
The bedroom sizes are 18.10x14;
l7x12.2 and 12.4x12.2 and each has
large closets. The bath is clay
tile with a vanity dressing table
and large mirror. This home is To-
Gated only 5 minutes from civilza-
tlon and 80 minutes from the
public square. The owner has 80
days in which to move to North
Carolina, thus the reasonable
SIT 300. Webster Realtor.
VIII. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

GROOM single. lot 5Oxl30; gas heat:
located 1917 Ironwood, under
$4,000. ". 6-0546.
BY owner: 7-room brick home, 3
bedrooms CollinWood area. Near
shopping. churches. schools, trans
portation. Nice neighborhood.
Open Sat. Sun. till o'clock
VIII. 4-2635 or MU. 1-5440.
INCOME property, CollinWood area
Completely furnished. Now rented
in apis. and sleeping rooms Could
easily be duplexed or used as a
single home. Large lot. Deal with
owner at the right price. 1924
Plato ave
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18
HELP WANTED

AAhsAHsS SAASSsV SkSOAsSSsSSs
MACHINE SHOP sUPT.. to $500
Precision machining.
FOUNDRY FOREMAN -. $3.50
Squeeze molding.
(2) TURRET LATHE FORE
Days and nights. w. 6 S.
ASST. FABRICATING
SUPT. ...........t to SIS .0O0
College. heod-up supervisors.
heavy mfg. exp.
SHIPPING AND RECEIVING
SUPERVISOR ..... $500
Know rotes. toriffs. motor cor
rier. roil. and cir.
INDUSTRIAL
WAREHOUSING ..... $500
Layout background.
al METHODS ENGINEERS
mo Fee ........ to $3.50
Routing. estimating.
SEVERAL TIME STUDY
mo Fee ,.........,.. $500
Machine shop exp.
MANY. MANY OPENINGS FOR
EXP. MACHINE OPERS. $3.50
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

Community Employment
Services

FORMERLY EUCLID EMPLOYMENT
1850 LAKE SHORE BLVD. - Redwood l-sl00
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18
$500

3 BEDROOMS. IL baths. attached
garage: double lot: boat dockage
and private beach. VIII 2-9583
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18
HELP WANTED

HElP WANJEU
JOB 6
AT EAST cLEVEL
Open Dolly
MONDAY and THU
For The Best Selectivity
FREE I
l3308 Euclid Ave.
Here are q few Of GU
MALE
TECHNICAL
SUPERVISION
CHIEF lie. ..........s $4,000
Time study incentive. methods
newly created position.
GLASS CERAMIST to Sl5.00C
Head up pilot research plant
TEST EQUIPMENT
ENGINEER ..... to S80C
Prefer ME. or E.E. of refrig
erotion. compressors. uir heat
ing equipment.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER $4,000
Group leader, ME. or lie.
PROJECT ENGINEER to S75C
Design. develop aircraft occes
sorry packages.
SR. PROJECT
ENGINEER .... Sl2. .OOO
Head up project engineers
design. heot exchongers.
JR. E.E. ...... TO $500
Industrial control circuitry. od
vonce to chief position.
NIGHT FOREMAN to $3.50
Know heavy machinery.
TECHNICAL DETAILER S45O
Hundle technical correspond
ence.
(5) PRODUCTION MGNT.
TRA1NEE ........ S450
Degree. troin in shop for yeor.
advance 10 management.
PURCHASING AGENT $3.50
Job shop. some estimating.
LAB TECH TRAINEES =. s325
High school chemistry.
SYSTEMS AND
PROCEDURES S6,O0O.Sl4.000
Computer. I.B.M. progromming
or service solesmen.
CHEMICAL ANALYST S400
Young. unolyze alloys. iron.
CONTROL TECHNICIAN $3.50
Young. test raw materials.
MANY ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS TO $3.50
Some electronic experience.
CRAFTSMAN. PRODUCT
MACHINE .......... to $3.50
LAYOUT CRAFTSMAN
mo Feel ........ $500
Fractional HIP. motors.
HYDRAULIC CRAFTSMAN.
10 ........-. ................ 0/ou
Degree preferred.
DETA1ER ....... to S575
Product exp. heavy equip
ment.
MANY, MANY OPENINGS FOR
CRAFTSMEN. DETAILERS.
MACHINE DESIGNERS to $3.50
DESIGN ENGINEERS: min. $500
Fractional HIP. motors.
MGR. MFG. ENGINEER.
to ..............S $4,000
CHARGE OF DESIGN. TOOL.
ING METHODS $4,000
PROJECT ENGINEER to $500
Exp. on rubber. plastic iniec'
ton mold machines.
EA s + CT
EN- PLo
MEMBE
l3308 Euclid Ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

6-ROOM colonial plus 2 on 3rd. gas
heat. immaculate. Dew sNn a
Realty. KE. 1-22H.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18
EUCLID
S4OO DOWN

S95 A month FHA. includes taxes
and insurance. 3 bedroom ranch
204x116 living room. aft. kitchen;
aluminium storms and screens
Near shopping and schools. Web.
ster Realtor. VIII $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18
N n L Z
EXECUTIVE

N n Il r
EXECUTIVE
INSULATION ENGINEER. MS.
electrical experience.
Fee Puid ... TO $4,000
ELECTRONIC ENGINEER. age
open. Fee Paid TO $40 900
METALLURCIST. Ph.D.
Fee Paid ......... to $4,000
CHEMIST. solid stote. PhD.
Fee Poid ........ to $4,000
CHEMICAL ENGINEER. R Cd
Fibers. Fee Paid $4,000
CERAMIC ENGINEER. Hi Temp
Rs D, Fee Paid .Sl4.400
CHEMICAL MGR. Ph.D..
Fee Paid ......... $4,000
HI TEMP Test Specialist. MS.
Fee Paid ..... $4,000
CHIEF WORKS ENG,
degree. Fee Paid Sl3.500
SALES MGR. elecronics.
Fee Paid ...... Sl2.500 +
TECHNICAL DEPT.
CHEMICAL ENGINEER.
organic. fabrication.
Foo p1;J S7r0TQS0
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS.
degree. no exp. S400-S500
DESIGNERS. tool. machine. 10y.
out and checking, S yrs. exp.
great variety in work. gives
you the exp. for top flight
positions. Fee Paid S2.5o-S4.50
MES. local company needs 20
men for development program.
Fee Paid ..... S750-S95o
MACHINE DESIGNER. heavy
equipment excellent.
compony ............ $500
WELDING FOREMEN. we have
2 openings for exp. men TO
work End shift ... S550-S600
COMMERCIAL
LAB TECHS. l.lla years OF
college major in muth.
physics. chem. r & D.
l4-35 S350.S450
METALLURGICAL. exp. R 6 D,
rotutinq shifts S300-S4o0
ANALYTICAL control. mu,eriol
process. sharp HIS. grad.
major in chem. S325-s375
LAB TESTER Quolity Control,
shift work . s2.oo-s2.lo
1850 MULTI. OPER.. exp. at leost
2 Yeors ........ S350-S40O
I.B.M. SUPER. must be college
grad to operute and supervise.
heavy on acct. ... $500 I
I.B.M. OPER., exp. only,
changing shift s4OO-S50o I
COST ACCT. degree. recent
grad. major in acct. no exp.
needed ...... S400-S470
GEN. ACCT. degree. recent
grad. major in act. no exp.
needed .......... S4oo-s470
ACCTS. PAYABLE, degree,
recent grad. mojor in acct.
no exp. needed S40O-S470
BANK TELLER. HIS. grad. 2l-3o.
some college OF banking back
ground. acct. major $3.50 +
PHONE ORDER CLERK. able to
type. some quito purts exp,
lead to outside soles. some
typinq ...... S75-So0 wk.
PROD. CONTROL Troinee, HIS.
grad, must have at leost
minored in moth or
acct. ................ $500 7
Interviewing Hours: 9 A.
Evenings By
Offices Open $50 te
FREE PARKING IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-26
Revised Plan
Backed for
Crossroads

The Fairfax County Plan
ming Commission last night
backed amendment of the de-
velopment plan for Baileys
Crossroads to include apart
ments, additional business and
a new leg for proposed 2-mile
circumferential highway.
Herbert Schumann, deputy
planning director, said the
apartment zone, not included
in the present plan, would be
located east of Route 7 and
north of Columbia pike.
He said business zone for the
area would be expanded to in
clude all of the north side of
Columbia pike between Route 7
and Carlyn Spring road.
Under the revised plan, a
new leg for a proposed loop
highway around Baileys Cross
roads would be built north of
Columbia pike from Carlyn
Spring road to Route 7.
Work is already under way
on part Of the circumferential
planned to arc south of Column
bia pike from Scoville street to
Carlyn Spring road.
The commission also recon-
mended rezoning from single
family to apartments for a
four-acre tract north of Co.
lumbia pike and east of Carlyn
Spring road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-26

ships from $3.50 to $275 for
children seeking private edu-
cation to avoid integrated pub
lie schools.
Its primary objective is to
remove the State Department
of Education as the channel
through which funds would be
given to parents for educating
their children in private non
Sectarian schools.
Delegate D. French Slaugh-
ter of Culpeper said this would
eliminate the faint Of state
action" in Virginia's program
to preserve the right of chill
.dren to attend segregated
schools.
The bill provides that the
grants would be paid by the
State treasurer directly to the
parents of the pupil. One-third
of the $275 grant would be
supplied by the locality, either
by voluntary action of local
officials. or by the State with
holding funds that otherwise
would be sent to that locality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-26
Lawyer Withdrows
In Reorganization

BALTIMORE. Feb. Is (Spe-
ciaD A Federal Court order
yesterday permitted Irving B.
Grandberg, Baltimore lawyer,
to withdraw as counsel for the
trustees for Food Town, Inc,
in the pending proceedings
seeking reorganization of the
Washington area food chain.
Mr.. Grandberg had petitioned
the court to withdraw, saying
he is now hospitalized and
unable to attend to act as
counsel.
Federal Judge w. Calvin
Chestnut signed the order per-
hitting Mr.. Grandberg to with
draw, and naming another
Baltimore attorney, H. Vernon
Eney, as new counsel for the
trustees.
The court order noted that
prompt action should be taken
concerning the proposed res
organization plan for the food
company. The trustees had
been given until March 81 to
file the reorganization plan,
which is being awaited by
Joseph o. Kaiser, special mas
ter in the Food Town case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-26
Locked Door
Helps Solve
TheftCuse

A Wa shington detectives
curiosity about a locked door
led to solution of a three-day-
old robbery case, police re-
ported.
The holdup occurred at II IS
pm. Tuesday when Leonard G.
Baker, proprietor of the City
Duplicating Center at IT'S
Fifteenth street NV. was re-
turning to his firm from the
bank and found the back door
alley entrance locked. The door
normally is not locked.
AS he stood there trying to
get in, an armed man robbed
him of the $4,000 he was carry
ing.
Detective Sergt. Douglas
Smith of the robbery squad was
intrigued by the locked door.
He concentrated on this angle
with his companions in the
case, Detective Sergts. William
Dunn, Walter P. Connolly and
James Kennedy.
Their conviction grew, they
said, that the holdup was an
inside job.
Last night, Detective Sergt.
Smith said they arrested a
messenger who works for Mr..
Baker, Richard A. w. Daniels,
%, of the 100 block of STAN
ton road NE, and Lloyd Lee,
jr., 81, of the 1900 block of
Constitution avenue NE. Po-
lice charged both men with
robbery.
Sergt. Smith said Daniels
knew Mr.. Bakers routine. ar
ranged with Lee to wait out
side in the alley, and then
locked the door to trap his en-
ployer in the alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-26

agency which Wednesday said
1t was resigning.
AS introduced, the measure
carried an emergency clause.
This would have put it into
effect Immediately but would
have required a -fifths
vote of the House, which the
sponsor did not feel he could
muster in the 100-member
body.
The emergency clause was
removed by amendment in the
committee, thus delaying its
effective date until the middle
of June. Thus the option of
withdrawing from the State
wide pupil-placement law APP
parently would take effect
March / for at least three and
a half months without inter-
ference.
The maSSive-reSiStance bloc
in control of the House Educa-
ton Committee sent a new tut
ton grant bill to the House
today.
The bill would raise scholar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-26
Paintings Worth $3.50
Stolen at MARYLAND U.

Six oil paintings valued at
$3.50 were stolen yesterday from
the auditorium in the Student
Union building at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, College Park.
The paintings we're among II
works exhibited by Donald
Montana of Riverdale, who
graduated in 1858, a school Off
cial said. Thieves entered the
building by breaking the glass
in a locked door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-26

On other related subjects,
the report:
/. Urged Congress to permit
the Army Engineers to include
flood control, recreation and
other subjects in its current
study of Potomac River water
supply and pollution abate-
ment.
2. Called for improved con-
nections between District water
lines and those of suburban
water systems in order to
eliminate "a hazard to the
safety of the District water
supply"
3. Deplored the discharge of
any sewage eff1uentS into the
Potomac above the water sup
ply intake points, and urged
that sewage from the Dulles
international Airport at Chan
lilly be handled as part of a
regional master plan" of
sewage disposal.
4. Recommended that steps
be taken to route sewage wastes
from the David w. Taylor
Model Basin along the Potomac
in Maryland to the Districts
sewage treatment facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-26

call police I'll kill you" Po-
lice said the youth pulled of
his face disguise when he
reached the sidewalk and was
recognized by someone sitting
in a car. The person in the
car identified the youth for
police, Detective Gosman said.
The boy was turned over to
juvenile authorities on charges
Of robbery, force and violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-26
Driver Hurt
In SIushino;
Pair Held

A Washington motorist was
Slashed on the throat and hand
last night as the aftermath of
a traffic incident. police re-
ported.
John R. Sullivan, AZ, electri-
clan at the Aragon Apartments.
and his wife, Mary, 40, both of
6l3 Hamlin street NE, told
twelfth precinct Detective Sergt.
Keith GoSman they had stopped
at traffic light at Franklin
street and Michigan avenue
NE. about 6 pm. when Mr.. Sui
Ivan was attacked with a knife.
Mr.. Sullivan said a car
swerved in front of his car,
stopped and two men APP
preached him on the drivers
side. He said one of the men
said to him. why did you cut
me OFF," and began slashing
with a knife.
After the men left, Mr.. Sui
Ivan found he had a badly cut
finger and a slash in his neck.
He and his wife drove to the
18th precinct to give a descrip-
ton of the aSSailants and then
were taken to Providence Hos
pital. where Mr.. Sullivan re-
quired a number of stitches.
Meanwhile. an FBI agent,
who was not identified by po-
lice. apparently passed the
scene just after the incident
and managed to get a descrip-
ton of the car and a partial
license tag number. Detective
Gosman, working with Precinct
Detective Emmett K. Bell and
Detective John B. Martone,
spent the next four hours por-
ing over District Motor Vehicles
Department files of license
plate numbers.
Within six hours, Detective
GoSman said, his men had ar
rested two suspects. Joe D.
Johnson, %. of the 100 block
of Willard street NV. and
John E Mason. "a, of the 1900
block of Tenth street NV.
were charged with assault with
intent to kill.
Appearing before Municipal
Court Judge Edward A. Beard
today, both men we're ordered
held for the grand jury in
$25, 900 bond. When Defense
Attorney Thomas j. Ahern, ST.,
protested that the high bond
constituted a penalty" Judge
Beard replied:
These guys are like a couple
of cobras."
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Falls Church; Senator Blake
t. Newton, representing Prince
William, and Senator Armi-
stead L. Boothe of Alexandria.
Delegate Stanley Owens OF
Prince William County also
has spoken twice against the
bill. The affected bar asSocia-
tons failed to send representa-
tives here to speak as is Gus
tomary.
Subcommittee Action
Earlier, the bill had been
referred to a subcommittee
consisting of Senators Joseph
c. Hutchinson of Lawrenceville !;
William Stone of Martinsville,
and E. o. McCue, jr., of Char
lottesville.
This committee recommend
ed additional judges for Rich
mond, Henrico County and
Princess Anne County, but
turned down the Northern Vir-
ginia bill.
The committee then voted to
kill the Thomson bill. Yester-
day, however, when the COM
mittee agreed to reconsider its
vote, the measure was brought
back to life.