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Evening star., 1961-04-06
Mothy Tract
In Fuirfux
Is Rezoned

The Fairfax Town Council
last night zoned more than
1872 acres of q recently an
nexed farm for industrial, COM
mercial. and residential uses.
The land, owned by Joseph
j. Mathy. was taken into the
town in January, 1860.
The Mathy farm, 40 acres of
which still remain in Fairfax
County, was parcelled last
night into 10 acres of 12.50O
square-foot average lot sizes,
81 acres Of $4,000 square-foot
residential lots, % acres for
Light industrial uses, 20 acres
for an industrial park, is acres
Of commercial lots and II acres
of 10000 square-foot minimum
size lots.
The tract is at the east edge
Of the town, north Of Route
236. 1t lies opposie q site Sc
lected for the 2,000-pupil w. T.
Woodson High School.
The re-zoning application
was opposed by residents Of the
nearby Little River Hills and
Westchester subdivisions.
In another coming action last
night, the town council ap-
proved an application by Earl
B. Bailey for the construction
of a 81 million, five-story home
for the aged on Route 236 about
a half mile west Of the Fairfax
County Courthouse.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Mrs. Stone Will Run
For House 5th Time

Arlington Delegate Kathryn
H. Stone said today she would
seek denomination for q fifth
term in the July II Democratic
primary.
With a liberal voting record
in the House of Delegates, Mrs.
Stone was a consistent oppo-
|nent of massive resistance to
|integration in public schools
and favored Gov. Almonds
local option school program.
She opposed tax rebates to
donors to private schools.
AS the patron Of many meas
ures strengthening youth serv-
ices. Mrs. Stone formerly headed
the State Commission on Juve-
nile Delinquency. She was chief
patron Of laws creating a mobile
psychiatric clinic, a system Of
regional detention homes and
other measures. Her bill to raise
the minimum age of drivers
from Is to 16 failed at last
years session by only one vote.
Improvement Of State mental
health services has been one Of
Mrs. Stones special interests.
She also was chief patron of a
law for validating public bond
issues which eliminated a series
of nuisance suits" challenging
their legality.
She proposed a minimum
wage law which lost by q tie
vote at the last session. She
said she will reintroduce the
measure If reelected.
| Mrs. Stone is supporting 1t.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Incinerutor BIust
Burns EmpIoye

A 41-year-old Alexandria in
cinerator plant enploye is in
satisfactory condition today at
Alexandria Hospital with burns
from q flash fire at the plant
yesterday.
Henry Saunders. Of 624 North
Patrick street, suffered second
degree burns on his face and
arms in the blast and broke his
ankle when he fled a furnace
room.
Capt. John L. Mellon of the
city's Fire Prevention Bureau
said the fire broke out when
Mr.. Saunders dropped a ham,
mer on q hydraulic fluid coup
ling, causing 1t TO spray the
high pressure fluid into the
furnace. The fire caused smoke
damage and blew out several
windows at the plant. at 801
South Payne street.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Independent Files

Lewis P. Jones, 404 East
jefferson street, Falls Church,
today announced his candidacy
as an independent in the Falls
Church city council election to
be held June l3.
This brings to seven the
number of candidates seeking
four council seats. The nom
partisan Citizens for a Better
City Is supporting a four-mar
slate of Samuel J. Dennis,
Thomas r. Jones, and incum-
bentS Mayor Charles M. HALEY
and Harold Silverstein.
The other two independents
in the race are Francis w.
Trapp and Archie T. Munson,
Filing deadline for the election,
which will also fill the city
attorneys job. is April IA.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Arlington Revenue Reported OFF,
Tax Raise Held q Possibility

Keeping Arlington tax rates
down this year may be more
difficult than first expected,
but county board members still
are hopeful they can avert new
ievies.
Fiscal officers have advised
the board that they may have
overestimated the revenue an
ticipated from business taxes by
as much as 100000.
If the proposed $685. million
county and school budgets are
not cut and if additional in
come from other sources Is not
found, a Scent increase in the
real estate rate will be neces-
sary to compensate for the
miscalculation, it is said.
However, Board Member
Ralph Kaul today declared:
II felt originally that we
could avoid a tax increase this
Evening star., 1961-04-06

give the budget diligent scru-
tiny and effect economies. !
hope that with more work we
can escape a tax increase or
at least hold it to a very
minimum"
Chairman Leo Urbanske said:
When someone throws an ad-
ditional 100000 deficit at you
it's shocking. It's going to be
much more difficult to hold
taxes down, but I am still hope
full we can do it,"
Herbert Brown asserted that
any conclusion at this time
would be premature.
Even though the tentative
estimate of the business tax
revenue shows a decrease in
what was expected, there may
be some offsetting increase in
revenue from real estate taxes,
he said.
Evening star., 1961-04-06

Virginia's Republican organ
ization today was looking for
young blood to run for the
States top offices as one mem
ber Of the party, I. r. Dovel
of Luray, struck out on his own
as a candidate for Governor.
Mr.. Dovel, 54, former Com
monwealth's attorney of Page
County, announced his candi-
dacy at a rally of 7th District
Republicans last night in Luray.
But a special group, created
by the Republican State Cen
tral Committee last month to
search for candidates for Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor and
attorney general, is not con-
sidering Mr.. Dovel. 1t will make
recommendations to the full
State Central Committee.
It is, however, going over a
41SO O4 OLA 4l0AA1Co O4 yOAA4SCI
men who might be fielded this
year for the three top offices
for which the Democrats are
holding a primary on July IL.
Name Not Considered
lLynwood Holton of Roanoke,
head of the special G. o. P.
committee, said today of Mr..
Dovel's candidacy:
His name has not been sub
mitted to our committee and
until it is we would not be con-
sidering it along with those
that have been received"
From another source it was
learned that possibilities now
being studied by the commit
tee include State Senator
James Turk of Radford; John
Evening star., 1961-04-06

year and I still think we can
I pointed out that this has been
q bad year for business and the
drop in business tax revenue
confirms it. It is all the more
reason why we should tighter
our belts"
His colleague Ernest Wilt
noted that final estimates OF
revenue expected from all tax
sources had not been received,
II am still hopeful that we
will pick up sufficient revenues
from other sources which. to-
gether with possible economies,
will enable us to avoid an in
crease in the tax rate" he said,
Thomas Richards, along
with Mr.. Wilt, declined to
make a definite prediction until
all budget data are available,
but added:
We're going to continue to
Evening star., 1961-04-06
II Negroes Convicted
In Sit-Ins, Get 80 Days

LYNCHBURG, Va, April 6
P).-Eleven Negroes charged
in a sit-in demonstration were
convicted by an all-white jury
today and sentenced to 80 days
in jail and fined 500 each.
Attorney Leonard w. Holt,
jr., indicated that he would ap-
peal the convictions. The II
Negroes were given q 60-day
stay Of sentence to appeal.
Immediately afterward Is
Judge 8. Duval Martin of
Lynchburg's Corporation Court
began trying 16-year-old Man
daline Thompson, a high school
senior charged on a similar Of
fenSe. She will be tried without
q jury.
Appealing Sentences
The II adults were appealing
60-day sentences imposed in
Municipal Court. The girl ap-
pealed a 30-day sentence.
Commonwealth Attorney
Royston Jester III asked for
the maximum sentence under
Virginia's beefed-up anti
trespass laws for four of the
IL defendants. The maximum
is $1,000 fine and IL months
in Jail.
Mr.. Jester suggested that
$500 fines and six months in
Jail would be q fitting penalty
Evening star., 1961-04-06

for each Of the remaining
seven defendants.
Mr.. Holt told the jury that
lone penny and one day
would be a fitting penalty.
Mr.. Jester asked for the
maximum penalty for the Rev
Virgil A. Wood, the Rev. Will
liam Walker Roberts, Bates
Huston Ford and Samuel Wal
ter Trimiar. Mr.. Jester ex-
planned that they deliberately
violated the law knowing that
six persons had been convicted
of the same offense earlier and
had served Jail sentences as
a result.
Cites Public License
He said the defendants hat
set themselves "above the law
Mr.. Holt, in his summation
told the jurors that while the
Patterson Drug Store, where
the sit-ins occurred, was pri.
vately owned, it operated undel
public licenses and invited the
public inside its doors as Gus
toners.
Judge 8. Duval Martin in.
structed the jury that If il
found Patterson's was a private
business, and If it found that {
person lawfully acting for tn,
company had told the defend
ants to leave and they did no
leave, the jurors should fine
the defendant guilty.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
2WORKMEN HURT
AS WIND LEVELS
NEW BLOCK WALL

High wind this morning
blew over a newly laid sec
ton of a cinder block wall,
injuring two workers in
Alexandria.
Albert Hardwicke, 25, a
bricklayer, of 1912 North
Eighteenth street, Arling-
ton, was admitted to Alex
andria Hospital with possi-
BILE back injuries. He was
listed in satisfactory con-
dition.
Marvin K. McMenamin,
81, a bricklayer, of 1919
Duke street, said he suf-
fered a back injury, also.
when the falling blocks
knocked him from a scaf-
fold onto the floor about 5
feet below. Mr.. McMena-
min said he was knocked
unconscious and will report
to Alexandria Hospital.
The accident occurred at
the new Stonewall Jackson
School project at 1882 Duke
street.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Fairfax Beats
Tax Appeal
Board Again

For the second time in two
weeks the Fairfax Board of
County Supervisors yesterday
discussed creation Of a Board
of Equalization, then rejected
the proposal.
Although the plan picked up
a vote this time, 1t failed when
one supervisor abstained.
The subject was reintroduced
when Douglas B. Trittipoe,
representing the county's Tax
payers Alliance, characterized
the earlier action as "a bit has
ty" and called for reconsidera-
ton.
"We want to further the idea
Of checks and balances" he
said. He added that taxpayers
should be able to appeal their
assessments to some one other
than the office which set them,
Supervisor Stuart DeBell,
who voted to oppose the pro-
posal two weeks ago, said he
would agree to reconsideration,
since he had received a num-
ber of telephone calls. II
didn't realize anyone wanted
it," he said.
After a brief discussion, he
moved that the board be Gre
ated.
A substitute motion by Su-
pervisor William H. Moss that
the board indicate its intent
to create an equalization body,
but first look into the expert
ence of other localities was de-
feated, 4-3.
So was Mr.. DeBell's motion
when his only support came
from Supervisor Robert c.
Cotton and A. Claiborne Leigh,
the only two who had voted
for the measure two weeks ago.
Three supervisors opposed
the motion, and Supervisor
John P. Parish abstained. That
meant the supervisors were tied
and the move failed.
Evening star., 1961-04-06

Gov. A. E. s. Stephens for Gov
ernor and State Senator Armi-
stead Boothe of Alexandria for
lieutenant-governo in the July
II Democratic primary.
She is chairman of the House
Committee on Public Institu-
tions and serves on the Cen
eral Laws and Welfare Com
mittees.
Married to Harold A. Stone,
she lives at 1851 South Twenty
sixth road. They have a son,
attending Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, and two daughters OF
Wakefield High School.
Evening star., 1961-04-06

Dalton, former president of the
Young Republican Club; Hor-
ace Henderson, former G. o. p
candidate for attorney gen.
eral; Shields Parsons. jr., OF
Norfolk, former United States
district attorney; Joseph Bam-
bacus of Richmond, the present
United States district attor-
ney and Mr.. Holton.
Seek Best Qualified
Commenting further on Mr.
.Dovel's announcement, Mr.
Holton said:
"Of course. any Republican
has the right to seek the nomi-
Evening star., 1961-04-06
JobIess Rate
Put at go Here

The Washington area had the
lowest unemployment rate Of
any major industrial area in
the country at mid-January,
the Labor Department reported
today.
The Washington rate of 81
per cent compared with the
average rate Of rs per cent In
the $50 areas. Kenosho, Wis.
had the highest rate, 24.6 pei
cent.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
Trucker Dies in crosh

OTTESvILLE, Va,
April 6 (AP).-Melvin Horace
Bruce, 80, Of Charlottesville,
was killed Tuesday when his
truck ran off State Route s
near Scottsville in Albemarle
County and plunged down q
20-foot embankment. The truck
hit two trees and pinned him
against q tree.
Evening star., 1961-04-06
6. 0. P. Seeks Young Faces;
DoveI Enters Virqinio Race

nation, but our assignment Is
to canvass the State for the
very best qualified people. This
may be a two-step program
with an eye to 1865. Therefore,
we might prefer someone who
would be available again in
1855"
Mr.. Dovel last year stormed
out of a State G. o. P. Central
Committee meeting because its
members refused to consider a
resolution he wanted to offer,
Somewhat ironically, the Re-
publican nominee will be Sc
lected by the State Central
Committee. Mr.. Dovel said he
would work for any candidate
the committee might select,
"but they've got to beat me
first"
Blasts Democrats
Long a critic of the Demo-
cratic administrations in the
State, the three time Page
County Commemorative attor-
ney said so far as the diff
ference in Russia and what
Republicans in Virginia have to
undergo, I wouldn't turn my
hand over for the difference.
What we have is government of
the appointees, for the ap-
pointees. by the appointees."
Mr.. Dovel's tiff with the
State Central Committee came
in January, 1860, when the Or
ganization refused to consider
his resolution calling for CEN
sure and impeachment of Gov.
Almond.
Evening star., 1961-04-06

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Evening star., 1961-08-30

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