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Evening star., 1960-03-27
SUNDAY FURNITURE
FLOOR SAMPLE
CLEARANCE

DUAL tUhFOSE q
SLEEP FURNITURE
Convertible Sofa.
Opens to sleep two
with separate Fire
stone foam rubber
mattress. Floor sam
pie. - $88
3-Piece Sleep Sec
tional. Opens to
sleep 2. Red boucle.
Floor sample. Reg
ular $229.s5 sl38
Modern Sofa Lounge.
Foam rubber, walnut
frame. Floor SAM
pie s39
7-Piece Sectional Sofa
Lounge. Floor SAM
pie. Reg. $l69.95 s9S
Studio Couch. Opens
to sleep two. Con-
verts into two twin
beds. Floor sample.
Regular $79.s5 S42
2-Piece International
Daveno Suite. Dav-
emo opens TO sleep
two with comforta-
BILE innerspring mat
tresS. Red boucle.
Foam-rubber cush-
ions. Floor sample.
Regular $3l9.95 $l76
Simmons Convertible
Sofa. Opens TO sleep
two with Simmons
innersprine mat
tress. Floor sample.
Regular S229.95 $l56
Sleep Chairs. .ASsort-
ed colors. Floor
sample. Reg. 1895 $40
Metal Bunk Bed. 80
in. twin size. Floor
sample S24
Pullman Sleeper.
Opens to sleep two.
Floor sample. Reg
ular s29e95 -Sl5s
Evening star., 1960-02-08

Fiskie and Blair Childs,
former Representative and
Mrs. Robert Kean, Tony
Teixeira and Admiral and
Mrs. Griff Warfleld, who took
advantage of Devron's &C
Gordon music to do a bit Of
twirling.
The Bill Fosters were also
saying goodbye and looking
pretty pleased about it. They
leave Wednesday for a vaca-
ton, will board their boat at
st. Petersburg, Fla. where
it was sent in advance, and
cruise down to Puerto Rico.
It's a sad day that takes
Bill, who can navigate as
well on the dance floor as in
the briney deep. away from
town just before the Leap
Year Dance on the 9th.
TOP TENNIS will lure
Washington socialites to the
Jack Kramer pro tennis
matches at Uline Arena Fri
day evening and to supper at
the Statler first. E. The sup
per send-off to some sizzling
sets was such a success last
year that it is being repeated
this year for the benefit of
the Washington Area Tennis
Patrons Foundation, Inc.
The long named organiza-
ton makes tennis available.
with instruction, to young
people who might not be so
wholesomely engaged other
wise.
Bill Fitzgerald and Mere
dlth Cross are co-chairmen
Of the supper. which will
draw the Tom Killifers, Peter
Belins, Jack Lanahans, Ca
madam Minister and Mrs.
S. F. Rae. Belgian Counselor
and Nine. de BasSompierre.
Richard Morse, director of
research and development
for the Army, and his wife:
Col. Spike Kelley, former
tournament player; the Jack
divers, and Rowland and
Kay Evans. Buses will
carry the entire supper con-
tingent to the arena and
back to save parking.
The new service rules will
be used in the first match
Friday night involving two
of the following players
Tony Trabert. Pancho Con-
zaleS. Pancho Segura. Ken
Rosewall and Alex Olmedo.
To avoid a bullet serve set
ting up a slam at the net by
the server, the player who
has served the ball must al
low the return ball to bounce
once before he hits it again.
Evening star., 1960-02-08
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Al phonds Entertain Herters
At Embassy Dinner Dance
By BETTY BEALE

studded champagne satin
gown. was talking Brazil with
Walther Moreira Sales
Senator Albert Gore was
twirling with Nine. Claude
Lebel, wife of the French
Minister, while Pauline Gore,
who knows a thing or two
about politics, was compar-
ing notes with Ambassador
Chip Bohlen, who knows a
thing or two about diplom-
acy Senator Frank
Church and Mrs. Herter held
forth on where a President of
the United States should put
the most emphasis-adminis-
tration duties or policy?.
Later Frank took to the dance
floor and learned the 1-2,
1928 count of the cha cha
Clayton Fritchey and
Ambassador Alphand also
picked it up .. Henry Bran
don danced with Lady Cac-
cia, Lord Hood with Rose
mary Silvercruys, Assistant
Secretary of State Foy Koh-
Ter with Mrs. Dodd Eric
Johnston was his usual
nimble-footed self, Claude
Lebel did a terrific samba,
and the Woody Wallners,
formerly posted in Rio, fol-
lowed suit.
The orchestra stayed until
1890; then the Alphands
had the hi-fi brought into
the dining room. where the
improvlsed dance floor had
been placed over the carpet,
so the young fry could carry
on.
THE JAMES VAN ALIENS
gave a cocktail supper last
evening that ended with a
surprise treat. Veronica Tyler,
who won third prize at the
Metropolitan Opera audi
tions here Saturday and de-
served better according to,
many of the listeners, came
in after dinner and sang a
group of Negro spirituals.
The purity of her clear, lovely
soprano voice charmed every
one.
The party, given in the
Harold Coolidges' currently
unrented California street
house, was in honor of the
Coolidges, who will leave the
end of the month for six
months in the Far East and
Europe. The Van Aliens, who
came down from New York
for the past week only, also
have some big plans for trav-
cling that will take them to
Russia, Rome for the Olym-
pics. and umpteen other
places.
Ambassador John Davis
Lodge breezed in fresh from
Spain.
Italian Ambassador and
Signora Brosio stopped by
early but left before supper
Kay Graves, in evening
dress for a dinner party, also
stayed for the cocktail period
only. So did Polly Guggen-
helm. Both women are going
to South Carolina this week,
Kay to her hunting lodge in
Evening star., 1960-02-08

The handsome and impos-
ing gray stone residence of
the French Ambassador was
reverberating Saturday night
with the hottest Latin
rhythms north of Castro.
And inside listening to the
easy, even torrid beat of the
cha-cha were Secretary of
State and Mrs. Christian
Herter and a flock of impor-
tant Washington figures.
The Ambassador and Nine.
Alphand entertained 48 at
dinner and hired a four
piece band. Los Diablos Cthat
included two men on tom
tom and regular drums) to
play during dinner and for
the extra 20 young people
invited in afterwards.
One of the charming things
about the AlphandS is the
way they mix the young
friends of her debutante
daughter Prisca Bunau-
Varilla with Capital officials
and all have a better time
for it.
1t was the lovely looking
Prisca, believe, who picked
the music, but before the
evening was over at least
one Ambassador. one Sena-
tor and one Journalist had
learned to do the cha-cha
for the first time.
Nicole Alphand, seated be-
tween Secretary Herter and
Senator Bill Fulbright. chair
man of the Foreign Relations
Committee, was beautiful in
a new hair-do with the sides
brushed out away from the
face - wings" she called
them-and a black taffeta
ballgown by Dior with bill
lowing skirt that was short
in front and trailed on the
floor in back.
On the hosts right was
Mrs. Herter. wearing a
magnificent dress of white
satin printed with amethyst
cut-velvet flowers and topped
by a clutch stole of amethyst
velvet. On his left was
Baroness Silvercruys, wife of
the former Belgian Ambas-
sador, who was also present,
the two making one of their
fairly rare appearances since
their return to town in
November.
SCATTERED AT THE
FOUR TABLES for IL were
British Ambassador and Lady
Caccia and their houseguest,
Mrs. John Barry Ryan, Of
Newport and New York;
Swiss Ambassador and Nine.
de Torrente, Tunisian Ambas-
sador Mongi Slim, Senator
and Mrs. Bourke Hicken-
looper and Senator and Mrs.
Thomas Dodd, the latter say
ing she had had cha-cha
lessons, but. alas, she
couldn't persuade the Sena-
tor to indulge.
Secretary Herter was in
the enviable situation of sit
ting between the two best
dressed beauties in town
his hostess and Brazilian Am
bassadress Elysinha Moreira
SALES, the latter wearing a
short white satin Paris dress
with black satin panels ex-
tending from the shoulders,
crossing in back and ending
like a train.
Perle Mesta in a Jewell
Evening star., 1960-02-08
Miss Corbin
Weds Here

Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Lee Corbin announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Dolly ONeill to Col. Alexan-
der Graham Stone. USA
(retO.
The wedding took place
January 80 at All Saints
Episcopal Church. A wedding
breakfast for members of the
family was held at the Fox
hall road residence of Ad-
miral and Mrs. Parke Brady.
After a trip to Jamaica and
Palm Beach, the couple will
make their home in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1960-02-08
Class at YWCA

How to Keep Order With
out Losing Your Mind" is the
subject of a series of classes
in parliamentary procedures
starting this week at the
Young Women's Christian
Association, Seventeenth and
K streets NV. Morning ses-
sions started at 10 am. today
and evening classes will be-
gin Friday at 8 pm, each to
continue for nine weeks.
The classes which are for
both men and women are
being conducted by Mrs.
Franklin G. Startwell, a
registered parliamentarian.
Evening star., 1960-02-08

Denmark, S. c., Polly to her
plantation, POGO Sabo, in
Green Pond. She's going over
the contents of POGO Sabo
with an idea to eventually
selling it.
BRAZILIAN AMBASSA-
DOR and Nine. Moreira
SALES brought their house
guests with them, Brazilian
industrialiSt Ricardo Jafet
and his wife. He was former
ly president of the Central
Bank of Brazil.
Ambassador and Nine.
Alphand were there, Nicole
chuckling over the fact that
she is forever knitting tiny
garments these days - for
French Counselor and Nine.
Olivier Manet's newborn
baby. for the German Am
bassador and Nine. Grewe's
brand-new son and for the
offspring Of another French
couple. She once made all
the knit things for her own
children. she said.
About so guests stayed on
for a seated buffet supper.
There were Ethel and
Andre de Limur, Senator
Scoop" Jackson, DR.. and
Mrs. Leonard Carmichael,
Lally and Gates Lloyd, Minna
Legare, the Robert van Roi-
jens, Turkish Ambassador Ali
Urguplu, Betsy Burden, Mini
Steers, Aileen Slocum. Assist
ant Secretary of Defense
and Mrs. Charles Finucane,
Ramsay and Ray Potts,
Evening star., 1960-02-08
Kentuckions
To Honor
Miss Clifford

The Kentucky Society Of
Washington will hold its
Valentine Sweetheart Ball
from $3.50 pm. to l:30 am.
February IL in the ballroom
OF the National Press Club.
Honored as the Society's
Valentine Sweetheart" will
be Miss Chloe Clifford. presi-
dent Of the General Fedora
tion Of Women's Clubs. Miss
Clifford will also spin the
wheel to select the states
Cherry Blossom Princess.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

gian colony here at a small
party, also held in the
Scheyvens' residence.
= $$ =
The French Ambassador
and Mrs. Alphand entertained
at dinner last night and are
giving a luncheon today at
the Embassy for Mr.. Jules
Moch, a m EN- ber Of the
French delegation 10 the 18th
General Assem- bly, of the
United Nations, and Mrs.
Moch.
An expert on disarmament
problems, Mr.. Moch has rep
resented his country in this
capacity at many conferences.
He also has served in the
French government at vari-
Gus times, both before and
after World War II.
Those invited to the dinner
last night included Assistant
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Foy D. Kohler, Special AS
sistant to the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Philip Farley
and Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Robert C. Richardson.
The list for today's lunch
con includes Senator and
Mrs. Albert Gore. Undersec-
retary Of State and Mrs. Liv'
Evening star., 1960-10-09

1t was chiefly a European
gathering. the guests includ-
ing the Netherlands Ambas-
sador and Mrs. van Rotten,
the Italian. Ambassador and
Mrs. Brosio, the French Am
baSSador and Mrs. Alphand,
the German Ambassador and
Mrs. Grewe, the Luxembourg
Ambassador and Mrs. Heis-
bourg, Viscount Hood of the
British Embassy and the
former Belgian Ambassador
and Baroness Silvercruys.
Also present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan B. White and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert H. Nc
Bride Of the State Depart
ment. Mrs. Alfred M.
Gruenther, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip H. Chadbourn, jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. van Cauwenberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Mil
Ter and Col. and Mrs. Thibaut
de MaisiereS.
Later in the day Prince
Albert and Princess Paola re-
ceived members of the Bel
Evening star., 1960-10-09

ingston T. Merchant, Mr..
Robert H. Mcbride Of the
State Department and Mrs.
MacBride, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ball.
TWO DIPLOMATIC
FAREWELLS were on the
docket. too: Malayan Am
bassador Mix Ahmed Kamil
gave a sendoff party for the
EmbaSSy's Economic Min
lister and Mrs. Ismail, who
are returning home, and the
British Commercial Coun-
selor and Mrs. Peter Garran
had friends in for the
second in their series of three
good-by parties. Mr.. Gar
ran has been appointed
Great Britan's new Ambassa-
dor to Mexico.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

called in response to requests
from many quarters for more
adequate planning to meet
day care needs, especially the
care and protection of CHI
dren of working mothers.
1t will consist of some 600
working participants-repre-
sentatives of voluntary and
public agencies, citizen and
professional organizations,
labor and management.
Attendance will be by in
vitation but a report of the
conference will be published
later.
The Importance Of the day
care is illustrated by a recent
survey, conducted by the
Children'S Bureau by the
Bureau of the Census, which
showed that nearly 100000
children under IL have to
care for themselves while
their mothers work, and
care and protection Of chill
dren are less than 10 years
old.
Two purposes Of the con-
ference are: To examine the
extent and variety Of day
care needs and resources.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Royal Visit Extended;
Two French Parties

Prince Albert and Prin-
cess Paola Of Belgium are
ending their Washington
visit today with a slow boat
ride to Mount Vernon and
back.
Chief Of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Arleigh Burke will
be their hosts for the ex-
cursion down the Potomac.
The royal couple will board
the admiral's barge, docked
at the Naval Weapons Plant,
at 1880 this morning, follow
ing their attendance at mass
in a private chapel here.
The departure time, orig
inally 4:30 pm, was changed
to $50 to give the Prince and
Princess plenty of time to
poke around Mount Vernon
If they like.
Yesterday the visitors were
honored by Belgian Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Scheyven at
a luncheon in the Embassy
on Foxhall road.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Conference to Study
Day Care Needs

A National Conference on
Day Care for Children will
take place here November II
and 18 under the joint
sponsorship of the Children's
Bureau, Department OF
Health, Education and We'll
fare, and the Women's
Bureau, Department of
Labor.
The conference has been
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Voters League
Plans Tour

A tour Of historic North
ern Virginia. including Gun
ston Hall. Pohick Church,
Woodlawn Mansion and Fort
Belvoir, will be on the agenda
Saturday for members of the
Fairfax County League of
Women Voters.
The bus tour will leave
Springfield Shopping Center
at 10 am. and return there
at 4 pm. Luncheon is also
included on the days sched-
ule.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

To identify the roadblocks
in providing day care services
adequate in quantity, quality
and distribution.
It is hoped the conference
will foster wider understand
ing Of the pressing need for
day care services and stimu-
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Food Festival

The University Women's
Club will sponsor a food fes-
tival Saturday at IL am.
where members and friends
may select a variety of foods
for purchase. A buffet
luncheon will be served from
1880 am. to 2 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

late broader community re.
sponsibility for them.
Participants are expected
to submit recommendations
for appropriate citizen and
professional group action at
local, State and national
levels,
Evening star., 1960-10-09

You are invited to con-
suit Marilyn Moore of
Dior here this week:
Monday through Wednes.
day Main Store; Thurs
day at I Corners, Friday
at Spring Valley.
Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09

No rust from tank because
tank is glass-lined. And mag.
neSium rod fights any possible
rust from homes plumbing
pipes. QNo. EGL-52) Only S.
down :
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy with snow and gusty
east to northeasterly winds 20 to
30 mph. Decreasing cloudiness to-
morrow. Lowest temperature ex-
pected tonight 20-25, the high to-
morrow 30-35.
Nome data in the past "a hours:
highest temperature "a, lowest 81.
Max. wind 35 mph from the ENE.
Sunrise at 8:11 am, sunset at 1923
pm.
A year ago today: highest temp.
%, lowest IL. Extremes on this
date since 1907: highest 40 in 1926
and the lowest IS in 1947.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
Juveniles Burgle
Bill Brown Residence

Saturday evening juveniles
broke into the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Brown on Belmont
Point, taking watch and sampl-
ing food in the house and refrig-
orator.
City authorities were notified
and the boys who have no pre-
vious record were apprehended by
Acting Police Chief jim Carter
after contracting other Belmont
Point residents and following
some clues.
The boys who were aged 8 and
IL, were turned over to Bon
Davis, juvenile authority, and a
private hearing will be held to-
day with the boys and their par
ents.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
Constance Erickson Retires

Constance Erickson, who for
the past seven years had been 5th
Grade teacher at Nome School,
has turned in her resignation due
to her health and upon advice of
her doctor. Miss Erickson also
spent many years here prior to
her teaching, in the missionary
work of the Methodist Church,
will be leaving for her home in
Montana.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
MethOdists Invited to
Final Meeting Before
Contracts Are Let

Rev. Bonneau Murphy, EXecu-
tive Secretary of the Section of
Church Extension for the Meth
odist Church, is expected to arrive
today for an overnight visit of
much importance to the church
here as this is the final meeting
before the contracts are let for
the Methodist Church. He will be
accompanied by Rev. David
Blackburn of Anchorage, who
heads the Methodist Church in Al
aska.
The architects from the Alaska
Architectural and Engineering Co.
are also expected from Fairbanks
for the conference which is sched-
uled for 8 pm. this evening at
the Methodist Church.
All members are urged to be
present and obtain first hand in
formation on the developments to
date.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
Former Nome Girl
Returns As Bride

Bert Klineberger, one of the
owners of Polets Store, spent the
weekend here with his bride, a
former Nome girl, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Roberts who
made their home here in 1905
and early 1940's. The new Mrs
Klinberger is the granddaughter
of Sgt. and Mrs. Leon Harper
stationed here with the ACS many
years ago.
They are visiting all of the
Jonas Bros. Stores which they op-
crate in Alaska.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
RING ON HER FINGER

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Eager
strom announce the engagement
of their daughter Geraldine to
James Casey of Seattle.
Geraldine is we'll known in
Nome, having graduated from the
Nome High School and now works
at the Polar Curio Shop. Mr..
Casey is with the office staff of
Lomen Commercial Co.
No date for the wedding has
been set.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
Australia Will Build Worlds
LARGEST Radio Telescope

SYDNEY, Australia, Up - The
worlds biggest Kaleidoscope =
20 times more powerful than
Britain's giant at Jodrell Bank
is to be built in New South Wales.
Prof. Harry Messed, head of the
School of Physics of the Univer-
sity of Sydney, said the telescope
might help solve the question of
the origin of the universe.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
Millgrook Baby Funeral Tuesday

Funeral services for Baby Mill
crook, grandson of Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight Milligrook, will be held
from the Methodist Church, Tues
day, Nov. 8 at 2 pm. Burial will
follow in Belmont Point Cemetery.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
MMM HOSPITAL

Admitted: Lydia Millagrock.
Stewart Tocktoo, Sharon Ningea-
look of Shishmaref, Lorraine
Londborg of Unalakleet, and
Edith Sagonnock.
Discharged: Alex Sookiayak.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
Mrs. Andrew Nerland. who was

Mrs. Andrew Nerlands who was
the Nome representative at the
Alaska Educational Assn. meeting
held recently in Seward, visited
with Mrs. Pauline Wilmer while
in Anchorage. She also visited the
Alaska Methodist University and
saw the Nome students enrolled
there.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-07
Politics Are Sometimes Fatal

Ell CAJON, Calf, R- Victor
Rojas, "A, a Democrat, wanted to
watch Sen. John F. Kennedy on
teleViSion.
His wife, Norma Jean, "a, Re-
publican, wanted to watch Law
renee Welk.
In the argument, said deputies,
she stabbed him fatally with a
pairing knife.
Mrs. Rojas was booked at
County Jail on suspicion of muir
der following the incident Satur-
day night.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
TRANSPORTATION
PLAN URGED

The Committee of One Hun
dred on the Federal City has
urged Congress to set up a Fed
eral authority to plan and
create a mass transportation
, system for the Washington
area.
: The committee yesterday also
heard a lengthy discussion of
, various proposals for bringing
Route 240 into the city. John
r. Inner. a management con-
sultant, said north-central
freeway east of Rock Creek
Park is more desirable than a
.freeway in the Wisconsin ave-
nue. corridor. Mr.. Inner urged
a public hearing on proposals
for the north-central route.
Harland Bartholomew, chair
man of the National Capital
Planning Commission, said a
north-central route cannot be
substituted.
Evening star., 1960-04-01

offered to pay for the estimated
$4,000 cost Of installing safety
and other warning devices in
cluding an automatic gate that
would come down when trains
approached.
At the same time, the de-
veloper offered to contribute
$50,000 toward the estimated
100000 cost for building a
projected overpaSs connecting
with Nicholson lane at the
north edge OF White Flint Golf
Course.
This is the bridge which was
proposed in highway plans sub
mitted to the county council BY
the planning board in Decem-
ber and still is under study by
the county's Department OF
Public Works.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
Truck Rums 3D.;
Driver Injured

A tractor-trailer collided with
another truck in the south
bound lane of Shirley highway
near Springfield shortly before
dawn today. causing extensive
damage to the vehicles and
inJuring one driver.
Fairfax County police said a
truck driven by Harold L.
Clements, 80, of Richmond.
ran into a slower-moving truck
operated by Norman W. Jacobs.
Al, OF Cockeysville. Md, about
ASS am.
Mr.. Clements suffered a frac-
tured hip and was admitted to
Alexandria Hospital, according
to Police Pvt. H. NJ. Boldin.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
Despondent Girl
Killed by Shot

Peggy Joy Rowe. 81. of $40
Bashford lane, Alexandria, was
found dead from a bullet
wound yesterday on the bath
room floor of the apartment
she shared with her mother,
police said.
Detectives said Miss Rowe
had been shot through the
right side of the head. A SO
caliber revolver was found be-
side her body.
Mrs. Minnie Rowe, who
found her daughters body
when she came home from
work, told police the girl had
been respondent and nervous
for about a year, police said
Evening star., 1960-04-01

until a new bridge over the rail-
road can be constructed several
blocks to the north.
The crossing was closed
shortly after the death of an
S1-year-old woman there in
December. 1858, and its re-
opening has been vigorously
opposed by residents of Gar
rett Park on the west side of
the railroad. 3
In a letter to the Mont
gomery County Planning Board,
the developer asked that the
crossing be reopeneo for a
period of about 18 months ano
Evening star., 1960-04-01
Builder Asks to Reopen
Garrett Park Crossinq

A plea has been made to
suburban Maryland planners
and the Montgomery County
Council asking that a closed
railroad grade crossing at Gar
rett Park be reopened to traffic.
The request came from the
developer of Randolph Hills
subdivision on the east side Of
the Baltimore & Ohio tracks.
1t was made by Attorney r.
Robert Linowes on behalf Of
Perlmutter Brothers, Inc, who
asked that the Waverly avenue
crossing be put in use again