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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04


-. and sister, Sister Mary seraphica !"
Chile
Continued from Back Paae)
MATTER" HUMAN BODY. ARE M-Y-T-H-S!
BUT, DEVILS Rc. PERvERsIoNs TWIST THE
ETERNAL TRUTH AND DECLARE MARY TO BE THE
MOTHER OF GOD -! AND CONTRARY TO
JESUS INSTRUCTION ON PRAYER - WHEN We
PRAY. SAY OUR FATHER WHICH IS IN HEAv
EN-" OMNIPREsENT - NO REALITY IN THE
HUMAN AND "MATERAL"!!!
But. THE DEVILS re. PRAYER SAYS:
HAIL MARY. MOTHER OF GOD PRAY FOR US
lMsERABLEl SINNERS NOW AND AT THE HOUR
OF OUR DEATH. AMEN"
THE DEAD AND THEIR webbing
MY, GODS, GREATEST MARY Matt $685. Rev.
l2:l.5) AND CHRIST JESUS. HIS TRIUMPHANT SPIRIT,
VOID OF EMBODIMENT OF MARYs FLESH, ARE
over THERE - TAKING GOOD CARE OF THE DE-
PARTED PRAYERS OF MISERABLE SINNERS
IN THEIR BEHALF = vALUELEss!!!
JAPAN. PHILIPPINES. MT HARD. TOO!
JAPANESE PAcANIsM. AT PRESENT. TOO
AGGRESSIVE FOR PRESENT CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS,
AND OTHER CHRISTIANS, IN JAPAN
PHILIPPINES ARE DUPES SUCKERS FOR THE
DEVILS r. CATHOLICISM - "BY THEIR FRUITS
YE SHALL KNOW" FALSE, SATAN BOUND"
THEOLOGY. PRAYERS, THINKING, LEADERSHIP!
GENESIS OF PERFECT CREATOR. UNIVERSE.
CANNOT BE SUCCESSFULLY REFuTED BY
SATAN BOUND" ADAMEvE TRANsLATORs. iNvoL-
UNTARY SPIRITUAL ADULTERERS! - NOR BY
sAULs OF TARsUs CLERGY. LAYMEN LEADERS,
MASSES OF TODAY, THE NONcHRIST ScIEN-
lists - PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL VIA INvoLUN-
TARY ERRORS OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD! - MAKING IMPERATIVE THE SPIRITUAL RE-
BIRTH OF THE - cHILOLEss - CHRIST JESUS.
BOTH FIRST AND SECOND APPEARANCES - THE
SECOND IN MY MARVELLOUS IMPERATIVE
CHRIST COLOSSAL "scIENcE OF SCIENCES" OF THE
UNIVERSE GENESIS l:26: MAN, THE IMAGE
OF INFINITE. UNERRNc, MAJESTIC SPIRIT - NOT
DEVILS ADAM, EVE MURDEROUS CAIN, JUDAS
KNAvE. OR FOOL BUT SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLiKE, RE-
FLEcTINc NY. GODS. DOMINION - Externally
HARMONIOUS GOVERNMENT OF THE ONE, REAL
UNIVERSE, CREATION OFFSPRING, YOUR
TRUE BEING
" 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT He
1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT cREATo-i had MADE,
AND BEHOLD 1T WAS land IS VERY
cooD"l
"4TH OF CHILE HOMELESS"
SANTIAGO Chile. May 26-No respite appeared in
sight today for southern Chile wrecked by five days Of
earthquakes tidal waves svsanhes and volcanic ervp
fions.
The estimated toll was S. 100 dead or missing two mil
ion-a fourth Of the nations popvaton-homeIess and
$500 million property damage. The count mounting
steadily.
The US. Air Force joined in flying relief through The
smoke bilIowing from volcanoes.
THE WHOLE WORLD SEEMED TO BE SHAKING
AND oUIvERNc." SAID ONE SURVIVOR FLOWN TO
SANTIAGO FROM SHATTERED vALDlviA PROVINCE.
The face Of the country altered by ihe disturb
which began Saturday, Three heavy earth rem
reported yesterday.
TIDAL WAVES UP TO IS FEET HIGH STILL POUND
ED ALONG $50 MILES OF THE SOUTHERN COAST
MANY ISLANDS ALONG THE COAST COULD NOT BE
REACHED FOR WORD OF THEIR INHABITANTS.
In Csvsin province. the esrfh's surface dropped
much ZOO feet 25mie stretch Two lakes
formed in The Andes Lake Rinhve AvaIsnehes filled
valleys with stone and earth.
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE A. 1860
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
PART
H0FFA IS NOT A JESUS !!


RULERSHiP!
BUT. JESUS REPUDATED THE SATANIC sUc-
cESTiONS, AND THREE YEARS LATER DECLARED:
my KINGDOM IS NOT OF THIS WoRLD"
H0FFA GOING THE WAY OF ALL FLESH j
But ONLY MORE so!
BUT. THAT LITTLE MAN. DEVILS REFoRMER.
WILL MEET HIS WATERLOO!
AND, IN THE MEANTIME, AWAKENING ADAMS.
EWES. MURDERoUS GAINS JUDASES. KNAvES AND
FOOLS, ARE FORCED STEP BY STEP, INTO
cHRIsTLiKE CONSIDERATION VIA THE 90 YEARS
RETURN = FoREvERMoRE = OF CHRIST
JESUS - IN MY ONE, SATANFREE = SANE -
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS = THE CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST - GIVING cHRlsTLIKE SANITY. JUDO
MENT. HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE. TO THE
FORMER DEVILS DUPEs. THE NON-cHRIsT SCI
ENTisTs. WITH AN APPREHENSION OF THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF MY ONE CREATION AND
UNIVERSE. VERY GOOD" tcen. l3N - PERFECT !
INVADING SHIP UNIONS
"HOFFA EYE ON SEAMEN"
BY Jack crein
Teasfer President James r. Hoffa moved today TO
psnd his transportation empire by extending bid TO the
Of l9 ships playing the Great Lakes to Join his
ganizaton
sTEAMINc BOLDLY ACROSS JEALOUSY GUARD
ED JURIsDIcTIoNAL LINES OF THE POWERFUL MARI
TIME UNIONS, HoFFA CHOSE AS HIS FIRST TARGET
IN HIS LoNG-THREATENED INVASION OF THE SHIP
PING INDUSTRY THE ROLAND & CORNELIUS CO., OF
BUFFALO, NY
Evening star., 1960-10-30

Audience participation
q THEATER OF STARS.
Drama. ViFginian." The vFsinian comes
to the aid of Fancher whose men are
being killed by an unknown assalIant.
l:30 q BEAUTY SCHOOL.
Education. Inea conducts the course.
0 OUR MISS BROOKS.
Comedy Eve Arden stars.
q As THE WORLD TURNS.
Serial. Rosemary Prinz
200 q JAN MURRAY SHOW.
Game. Color.
a DAY IN COURT.
Trial Judges are Edgar Allan Jones. jr.
William cWinn.
@ FULL CIRCLE.
Drama. Robert Forter. Jean Byron stars.
2:25 @ NEWS.
Dick Vaughn reporting.
a POLITICAL BROADCAST.
Public Affairs BY Vice President Richard
N. Nixon.
2:30 a LORETTA YOUNG THEATER.
Drama. Selected repeats.
G0 DOORWAY TO LIFE.
Drama. "He Knew All About Women"
q ROAD TO REALITY.
Drama John 6eaI poVtrays the psyche
analyst.
q HOUSE PARTY.
Variety. Art Linketter, host.
800 a YOUNG DR.. MALONE.
Drama William Prince stars.
d DATELINE EUROPE.
Drama. "The Letter."
q BEAT THE CLOCK.
Game. Bud colIyer, me-
q THE MILLIONAIRE.
Drama. Marvin Miller Is featured
$50 GA FROM THESE ROOTS.
Drama. Live series.
q RACKET SQUAD.
Detective. "Just a Little Larceny"
a WHO DO YOU TRUST?
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-10
u1f;l1Z1

During the Broadway B lack
out in New York, theatergoers
are hearing great musical
sounds produced by Count
Basic at the Waldorf.
Johnny Otis, famous mu-
sician (Willie and the Hand
1--WE fame) has entered the
race for ass emblyman in the
Los Angeles 63rd Democratic
district.
Hewlett Smith, son of Mrs.
Josephine Smith, is wowing
patrons with his piano tink-
lings at the Memory Lane
Club in Los Angeles.
Toni (Candy Store BlueS)
Harper has grown to be tall,
tan and terrific. Now %, she
re-enters the recording field
on the RCA Victor label with
an album "Lady Lonely"
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-10
Views, ,Previews Reviews
EDWARD BANKS
EDWARD BANKS

Living Arizona affords opportunity to paths
with several of the friends have met since emgat1ng
United Each since 1857 have encountered
at least such friends This year is exception This
week my long and friendship gdth Hobson
Reynolds nationally known lawyer jurst educator Elks
leader and civic worker
Reynolds is presently serving the national director
of the Civil Liberties Department Of the IBPOEW EkS
member of the board of the National Urban League and
held board memberships with NAACP and other
fraterna groups served two terms in the Penn
sylvania Legislature and municipal judge. too
attending the four day conference of Federal Housing
Administration Primarily interested in the housing problems
Negroes in the urban Mr. Reynolds stated that
accept toward governmental assistance for
providing adequate housing and urban renewal Not
accept to stand in the of and will
affect all people who keep the majority living like cast offs
while able to enjoy modern neighborhoods he
further stated.
Grand Director Reynolds heads the nationwide activities
of the Elks Civil Liberties Department. He believes that
greater emphasis should be developed in local lodges
problems such housing and employment He feels that too
often state committees forced to study such
problems without representation from the Elks He is
coordnang civil liberties from coast to coast
his travels, he stated that it heartening to
awakening people to their problems and the
that many using to provide solutions.
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-10

Arizona State Association
of Journeymen Barbers and
Proprietors, representing 9
local barber unions through
out the state, will join the
Arizona Bar Association in
circulating initiative petit
tions calling for moderniza-
tion of the Arizona Judicial
System.
James Pignato of Tucson
and Roy C. Emerson of Phoe-
nix, president and secretary
respectively of the aSsocia-
tion, said that the BARRIERS
have long been concerned
about the backlog of civil
cases and other court prob
lens.
In order to facilitate the
support for the initiative,
Emerson said that all union
barber shops in Arizona have
been asked to keep the pc
titionS in the shop and urge
barber patrons and others
(Who are registered voters)
to sign it.
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-10
S p e a

Of sit and grumble about nothing being done bee
there you spoken to the person wbo might be
able beb? you picked UP the telephone dl-
rector and called the city streets department you bad
epe about the Haze called the waer de-
bartment il your pressure was low?
Not all problems be easily settled by simple tele-
bonine you learn speak and find out wbat
be DONE become babual grper and Learn to
call The authorities and discover that they OF the
public Any the city, county, state federal pay
roll paid by taxpayers ones Taxpayers should become
ub the workings OF their governments
local and federal) and take Uoice in bem
Register for The candidate Of your cboice Speak
the ballot box but speak before election time that
oiceboders H know that you interested and intelligent
citizens wlLng to participate.
Dictatorship grows wben only few and women
active in governmental planning and action Wake UP and
speak out
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-10
A ross tn e Sea

RACIAL RUMBLINGS from the British Isles this week.
entertainer Sammy Dauis Jr booed and bcketed by
racial nnonges London Sir OsWald Mose leader OF
fascist group and bead Of the keep Britain wbite ove
and nearly 80 Of bis followers demonstrated outside
The nigbtclub.
Davis said incident that bad occurred
bn received much abuse because bis plans to marry
Swedsb actress May Britt This handful Of rabble rousers
foowed bis limousine loud speaker truck shouting
racial ebitbets.
No,O ue can be reminded by outrage that Negro is
still Negro any country Wherever travels be wH find
men bo preach baed place free OF prejudice
and discrimination.
Sammy r. bad better wipe bis tears and raise bis
chin bgber and face He should know a Negro is tops
in any field there always the possibility OF bin being
insulted because OF bis color
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-10
SIGHTS
AND
SOUNDS
EloiSe Banks
EloiSe B ank s

Cno noCClC Q0dQlln0 ruSn, nur-
ried deliveries, a few quick
purchases and a late de par
ture to California. Water jug,
Kleenex, pencil, pad, house
slippers, stuffed suitcases
and my work-weary spouse
and l began the long desired
sabbatical from our daily (or
should l say nightly or any
timely vocation.
Just like wagon-trainers of
long ago, my better half and
only half, Ed and 1 stirred
our horse powered Ford sedan
and headed westward. Motor
ing within city limits affords
one few pleasant views, es-
pecially if one lives in the
area and travels over it
repeatedly. Unlike the poet
there is not beauty in every
thing one views when you
are hurrying and scurrying to
grasp a change of scenery.
The trip westward to Calf
Ornia is aWeSOme in several
ways. l have read many
stories of the hearty men and
women who left their COM
Portable homes following a
dream of riches and happi-
ness in the far land west of
the Rockies.
If you ever motor, train or
hitchike past the high Sier-
ras you can utter a silent
reverence for those who
opened the last frontier be-
fore those igloo builders
hoisted the Red, White and
Blue skyward from Fairbanks
to Juneau.
Barren waste greets you
outside Of Yuma and for near.
ly 100 miles the terrain re-
sembles a motion picture
model of the real Sahara.
Endless stretches of bleached
sand beckon you to try to
wade across it's hot and dry
ripples. It looks like some
thing from the Arabian nights
or perhaps the Cobb days.
A sudden gust of dusty
wind chokes you and water
becomes a necessity. Slipping
an icy cup relieves the parch-
ed taste but it increases the
desire for liquid and before
you realize it you are on a
gulping binge like a trapped
goldfish
San Diego and Los Angeles
were welcome GASES after the
long rides. The sights and
sounds of the cities were
wonderful and relaxing. We
saw ships, gobs, delegates,
politicians, old friends, new
friends but there is one per-
son you never escape from
someone from your own town.
Six days away from the
home base was enough. We
arrived home with tired bodies
deflated purses, empty pill
boxes, dirty clothing and
refreshed minds. A trip is
good for what ails you but
there's no place like home.
0 give me a home where the
papers are piled high and
the next week holds the
task and thrill of another
issue.
Govel
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-10
GoveI
Note book

JOLLY TWENTY CLUB met
at the home of Mrs. Armetta
Jackson, 115 E. Place, last
Saturday night.
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-10

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FRED BANKS. stof Photographer
July TO- 1853 every Thursday Phoenix
Arizona. 2l37 East Broodwoy BR 6-23o
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y yr $l5o ! yr $3.50 2Ys $3.50
Vol. g. NO. At
"ALL THAT IS NEEDED TO REMEDY THE EVILS OF
OUR TIMES IS TO DO JUSTICE AND GIVE FREEDOM
A Voice
AS DISCUSSIONS on the federal aid education
are aired throughout land stands firm against be
Eisenhower Administrators donotbng attitude in the CAPITOL
Rep. Clayton Powell demo. Y) able to baue
bis amendment attached the bill wbicb would wtbbold
federal funds school district wbicb refused integrae
Powell fiery and Hasby political figure from the Harlem
that federal funds be used to construct
school buildings for all children segregated basis
He stated elevsion interview last Sunday that those
wbicb failed comply wtb the 1854 desegregaon
ruling the United States Supreme Court operating
illegally and immoraly
Rep Powell bas been the only Negro New York politician
wbo able strong political macb1ne He
defeated and maintained bis vote appeal for many years.
often the Of turbulence politically and PRIVATELY be IS
ubo makes himself beard and respected in Washington
Although may witb bin at all times we must
realize that progress depends intelligent and orVard
moving
Evening star., 1960-10-27
BRIEFS
Democrats
Plan to Hail
Kennedy

But loads Of Democrats for
Kennedy will converge on Rich
mond Saturday from every
congressional district in ViH-
ginia, for a demonstration for
the Democratic presidential
nominee. State Senator Arm
istead Boothe Of Alexandria
said today.
Senator Boothe said a plan
ned invasion" of Richmond by
Norfolk Democrats supporting
Senator John F. Kennedy has
suddenly turned into a State
wide crusade"
Virginia in 1852 and again in
1856 went for President Eisen.
hover.
Caravans from the 10th dis
trict will start from Alexandra
Democratic headquarters, AZ!
King street, and from 10th dis
trict Democratic headquarter.
at $50 Arlington boulevard
Fairfax County.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
RIDIN DOWN TO WASHINGTON
Arlington County Board Candidates
Fire New Charges at Each Other

as a Democrat only as an elec-
ton year expedient.
His basic interests are with
the Republicans" Mr.. Richards
said.
DR.. Blevins charged that in
the current election. the ABC
is trying to achieve total domi-
nation of the county board so
there will be no one Ito check
mate their activities.
He accused Mr.. Richards of
deliberately trying to confuse
the issue as regards the ABC
majority" by attempting to
read Mr.. Kaul' out of the
coalition.
In addition to DR.. Belvins,
the county board consists OF
Ernest Wilt who is unopposed
in his bid for election as an
independent, Leo Urbanske, Mr.
Brown and Mr.. Kaul.
The latter three all were
elected as ABC representatives
However, Mr.. Kaul resigned
from the ABC executive coun-
Gil when he entered the con-
gressional campaign as a Demo
crat and coalition leaders have
said they no longer regard hin
as one Of their representatives
Evening star., 1960-10-27
New Efficiency Experts
Uroed for Foirfox

ates said 1t would charge $780,
900 to put its recommendations
into effect.
Mr.. Massey recommended
yesterday that the board hire
a different firm, one with ex-
perience in governmental oper-
ations, to do some of the work.
James Mcleod, representing
Donohue, Grower & Associates,
told the board, he had never
heard of one firm doing the pre-
liminary work and another car
rying it out.
Mr.. Mcleod noted that his
firm was hired, in part, because
it had no experience in gov
ernment and would approach
the survey ION a businesslike
basis"
One of Mr.. Massey's main
Recommendations was creation
Of the post of county auditor.
The auditor would be respon-
sible for reviewing and improv-
ing all financial and purchasing
procedures.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
KouI ouISoysVirginiuA Area
Should Get u. S. Funds

But we have not been given
equitable treatment"
Mr.. Kaul said that on q per.
capita basis, Northern Virginia
should be granted SIS million
annually if it is to obtain funds
proportionate to those allotted
the District.
Mr.. Kaul spoke fire to the
Arlington Forest Citizens As
sociation and later delivered a
similar speech to a meeting Of
the National Council of Jewish
| Women in Alexandria.
At the Arlington gathering,
| Leonard Hilder, a staff member
of the House District Commit
tee who made some remarks in
behalf of Mr.. Broyhill, replied
that conditions in Washington
and Northern Virginia are
fundamentally different.
"Fifty-five per cent of Wash
Iington is occupied by the Fed
eral Government. The percent
age is way less in Northern Vir-
ginia," he said.
4 "Mr. Kaul, or anyone else
should go before Congress with
such a request and see what
happens. 1t is difficult enough
to get other members to ap'
propriate money for the District
area for anything"
i Mr.. Hilder declared he ha!
observed Mr.. Broyhill as a pop
ular, powerful representative
who has been able to serve tht
area effectively because OF hi
diligence, ability as a team
player and the respect he en-
. joys in both political parties.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

Democratic congressional can
didate Ralph Kaul last night
asserted that Northern Virginia
jurisdictions should receive Fed
eral grants, proportionate to
those given the District.
He argued that although
the Government owns valuable
property across the Potomac,
it makes far smaller payments
to Virginia areas in lieu OF
taxes than to Washington.
I'VE are carrying an inequi-
table tax burden that should be
borne by all the United States. "
he said.
In two speeches, Mr.. Kaul
insisted that his opponent, Re-
publican Representative Broy-
hill, is not the man who can
change the situation.
"Any district that elects q
Congressman who has fought
Federal aid to education the
way Broyhill has, does not de-
serve the millions Of dollars
of school aid it has received
under the impact area pro-
gram" he quoted Representa-
tive Bailey Of West Virginia a.
saying.
! Mr.. Kaul noted that Con
gress this year allocated 81;
million to the District, more
than half of whose land Il
owned by the Government.
HAS there been any Fedora
payment to Northern Virginia
Is our plight any different
Isn't the Federal Government
our basic Industry" he asked
Evening star., 1960-10-27

The Fairfax County executive
advocates carrying out several
recommendations for saving
money made by efficiency ex-
perts, but wants a different set
Of experts to do the work.
County Executive Carlton C.
Massey made his views known
in o memo to the county super
visors yesterday.
Mr.. Massey said Donohue,
Grower g. Associates Of New
York, which the county hired
recently, had indicated several
areas IN which improvements
can and should be undertaken
Immediately in order to assure
proper accounting, efficiency
and economy"
The Arm, hired at a cost OF
$4,000 for a three-week pre-
liminary study of county oper-
ations, said 1t could save the
count close to 81 million a year
through better cost accounting
and control systems.
Donohue, Grower & Associ-
Evening star., 1960-10-27

Citizens Association. he told re-
porters he would review the
1858 resolution and issue q
statement.
Political Attack Charged
"I know that there were some
resolutions presented that I
voted against. but there were
others I voted for" he said.
In his speech, DR.. Blevins ac-
cused Mr.. Brown Of attacking
him politically during the last
board session.
He coerced Mr.. Kaul in re-
CARDS to making political state
ments. Then he turns around
and does the same thing" DR..
BIevins said.
After the meeting, he elab-
Grated by reporting that Mr..
Brown has warned Mr.. Kaul not
to use the county board as a
forum for political statements
in his campaign to unseat Re-
publican Representative Broy-
hill.
Concerning apartments, DR.
BlevinS stated the board since
1858 has granted 80 apartment
rezonings, 18 by unanimous
vote.
This certainly does not in
dicate that I've done all the
harm in the county to residen-
tial areas" he said. N
Il certainly haven't caused
all the high rise apartments
allowed in the county"
BrOyhiIl Praise Cited
4 Mr.. Richards replied that
Arlington contains areas wherI
new apartments should be per
mitted, bit that DR.. Blevin
frequently has tried to admi
them into residential section
where they do not belong.
He also asserted that the in
cumbent consistently has sup
ported intense development o
the Potomac-bluffS overlookin
, Washington.
The candidates got into an
other squabble about who be
: longs to what.
DR. .Blevins, who last mont
= made a statement praising MI
!, Broyhill and saying he Nigh
contribute to his campaign
E vowed he is supporting all Dem
ocratic nominees.
e "Just because I made th
Y statement doesn't necessaril
t mean at all that I am votir
{ for him." he said.
e Mr.. Richards retorted thi
= DR.. Blevins. who originally WI
elected to the board as a repre-
e sentative of a now defunct cor
It servative coalition, is runnir
Evening star., 1960-10-27
Harrison to Speak

RICHMOND, Oct. 27 (AP).-
Attorney General A. S. Harri-
son. jr. will be the principal
speaker at the annual Virginia
State Chamber Of Commerce
report to executive manage
ment" luncheon in New York
on November Is. More than $50
top executives Of Americas
leading business firms are ex-
pected to attend the luncheon,
the chambers tenth in q series
Of reports to top management.
The meeting will be held at the
University Club in New York.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
PTA Rejects
Criticism Of
Federal Aid

RICHMOND, Oct. 27 (AP)
Delegates to the 55th annual
meeting Of the Virginia Con-
gress Of Parents and Teachers
yesterday rejected a controver-
sial resolution backed by south
side Virginia units.
The resolution, submitted by
the Staunton River district,
embracing PTA units in five
southside Virginia counties
Evening star., 1960-10-27
FoirfoxAsks Fund Veto
For River Route Sewer
pressures for intensive develop

preSsures for intensive develop
ment where it is not wanted.
It is the vast undeveloped
area south of Route Z in Fair
fax County that needs sewer
service, the supervisors con-
tended.
The supervisors have taken
the position in the past that a
line along Route Z would be
best. But they have said they
would agree to the river route
If priority were given to con-
struction of spur lines on Diff
cult Run and Sugarland Run.
The main sewer line pro-
posed by the District Sanitary
Engineering Department would
run along the, District line up
the Maryland side Of the river
to Great Falls. cross under the
river, go up the Virginia side
Ito Loudoun County and over
Ito the airport at Chantilly.
The Regional Sanitary
Board last Monday voted it:
approval of the river route
over the angry objections o.
Fairfax Supervisor Robert C
Gotten, jr., who stalked out oi
the meeting.
Today the Washingt or
!. Metropolitan Regional Con
ference's Water Supply anC
Pollution Abatement Commit.
tee and the groups executive
board were scheduled to- taxi
action on the sewer line.
The final decision of where
the sewer will be built is VI
to the District Commissioners
The Commissioners also ar
waiting for recommendation
5 from the National Capital Re
: gional Planning Council ant
the National Capital PLANNING
?, Commission.
/ The Fairfax supervisors de
cision to enlist the help of tn
e Budget Bureau was made owe
e the loud objections Of Mr.. Moss