davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-09-22
PRINCE GEORGES eeUHTY
HOUSES FOR SlLE-Mn.

HOUSES BY HUGHES = Hanay.
mans special. Adelphi area A
gooo modern home. ; bedrms.
full bSmt. Needs soap and water
q little paint and plenty Of elbow
grease. An exceptionally good
buy At only S13.45O on OF terms
$500 cash win swing Il.
W. r. HUGHES CO. AP. T-14OO
KENT FOREST. Palmer Park)-
3-beorm. alT-eono- brk. 1l3-bath
can't. cali oWKER. Do 1000.
KENT VILLAGE, Country clat
Estates) 3-beorm air eond. brk
III baths, only seas dn. incl
settlement. vacant, ean OWNER
DU. 10000.
LADY OF SORROWS AREA-3-
bedrm. Colonial Walk 70. school,
and Shoppine. Ideal yard for chill
dren on q quiet street. Priced "a
sell, only $500 down. OWNER
LANGLEY PARK-caH immediately
to see this Immaculate all-briek
rambler, fally air conditioned
1Qzl5 screened porch, t4ll bsmt
with rec. rf1. plus many other fea-
AnAL > -hEA1AOEn. W. D-OO--
LANHAM-Fer sals BY OWNER
Air-eond. 3-bedrm. rambler. III
baths, larEe liV. I'm. with. firepl
dining area, large kit, full bsmt
on large lot. fenced and land
scaped. Storm windows and doors
immaculate cond !. 4 yrs. old. clost
to schools and shopping 5 min y
NASA, nr. Port Meade, $4,000
SP 3-s3hI.
LEWIsDALE-Open Sun. LIS. 25l6
Avalon Pl. Just listed this immae
4-bedrnn.. 2-bath split-ieVel with
lovely handicapped lot; sep. dir
rm., lge. kit. rec. rm., many ex-
tras. East on Amherst I'd. 70 AVA.
lon. HA. 2-725S. COHEE REALTY
CO., AP. 1885.
LEWisDALE AREA-VA no down
Sl7,50O. OWNER 3-bedrm. ramb
Cor. lot, Open today. IA. 2-2150
ND. UNIV.-Assume high 4lses
lean. s105 mo. incl. tax. Brick
rambler, full bsmt.. lge. de luxe
kit, 8 bedrms.. rec. rm., 5000
On. FLA. $4,000.
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER ASSOCIATES. JU. $500
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CHEVERLY

Owner viii trade for smaller
home or possibly rent with
option 70 buy this ultra de-
luxe brick Cape Cod, like
new throughout. Has 4 twin
beorms.. . full baths. built
IN Earaee, firepl.. separate
ain rn... beautiful land
scaped lot. Nr. both public
and parochial schools. Either
Va, FHA or Conventional
financing. Vet can buy no
deWn payment.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
TRADES ACCEPTED
TKADE8 ACCEPTED
STORCH
REALTORS sP. S-46Oo

sEABRO0K, MD. 3-bedrm 6Tf
2 yrs. old, Wv. carpeting, storm
windows and doors, full tiled bSmt
with finished den. SI6.750. S1,60t
cash and assume FHA loan. eP
3-6126.
SILVER SPRTNG-WAITNG FOR
A BARGAIN $3.50 dn. Brick ram
bier w/bsmt. and rec. rm. ST.
750; Csll 9Ae-7330olis ,.,.,
Evening star., 1962-09-22

SUBURBAN ESTATES
OPEN SAT. SUN. 1915
Ramblers. split-levels Cape Cod,
NColonials. 3. 4, and bedrms..
and 3 baths. An houses have
place. sep. din. rnn., lke. kit. with
fireplace. piastered walls, ceramic
tile baths with colored fixtures.
Prices from S24 300. low down
payment with flexible financing
DIR: Branch ave. (Rt. 81 to first
traffic light beyond Allentown I'd
right to Rt. 3el tOld Rt. 81, left
to Coventry Way lentrAnce "a
Dorchester Estates turn right and
follow open sign. B. 4 Z. CON-
sIRluc,TriorN COMPANY. 10. =
TAKOMA PARK, eO2 Larch ave
OutStandine 3-bdrm. brick Colo
NAL in excel. eond.. full tile bsmt
screen porch. 2 patios. beaut. lot
81! $50. WINSTON c. CLAY, WA
TwO-BEDRM. BUNGALOW, lac
kit. lge. fenced lot, Ice attic
Screened porch. FLA. RE. 6-2l67
UNIVERSITY PARK-3 bedrnis.
liv. rm., din. rm.. den WIpowder
rm;. on LIST II. Ia baths. Nr.
sehls.. transp. OWNER. AP, 7-1OS2.
qSEE5ETsFE HEEdETs TrRNaer, RAEE oSSS Ss1ELEe. sSn
day 1-6.. 7l04 Adelphi rd.. near
Maryland u, St. Marks North
western High. P. G. Plaza. This
hke-new, 4-level brick split has 4
bedrmS., 2h baths. hay window,
luxury kit. huge family rm. with
fireplace, l50.it, lot. Vacant
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE 4-R5f1O EA oOOSn
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VE6TA REAL ESTATl
RE R-pOtn

APPROVED AT SIT, $50!
4-bedroom brick Cape Cod. . full
baths, sep. din. rm., full bsmt
rumpus rm. tool Level lot, storm
windows. FHA-GI or assume loan
HAGAN REALTY. INC. UN. 4-S5S!
ATTRACTIvELY SECLUDED Of
your own wooded s4-aere, will
this 65-ft. custom-built bFiel
rambler, delightful tiled dayligh
bsmt. with firepl., large panelet
liv. I'm. with firepl, sep. din. rm.
earport, today's kit, S36.5O
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 10000 10. 7-O44O cH. s-505t
BALTIC. PKWY. AREA = All-bricI
rambler with huge din. L. equip
kit. twin-siZe bedrms, and h.-W
heat. Only. $l2,950. $3.50 down
FHA. no down, 81. o.
BALTIMORE-WAsH. PKWY.-3
bedrm. brk. rambler sep. din. rm
fun daylight bsmt Clean as a pin
$4,000, FHA or .Gi. no IS down
4h6 loan can be assumed S9I
per month pays all.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. b-b42s
lBELTsVILLE-3-bedrm. full bsrnt.
fireplace, all utils. avail. Niel
wooded lot. Excel. school facilities
Cali builder for appt. Min. dowT
1000. OR. 4-SSSl.
BELTSVILLE = Brk. Cape Cod
Approx. y acre. 4 beornns., din
rn1.. 2 baths, large color. TV
washer. dehumidifier. firepl. equip.
ment and many items too numeT.
Gus to mention. Owner movinI
TO Florida. Minimum 5000 dn
Owner will take 2nd. B U r c 4
REALTY CO.. 4T4-3OO0. After Z
pm. 776-7794.
BELTSVHLE-Chestnut Hill, 1O426
43rd ave. Open Sunday 2-6, De-
hgntful all-briek Cape Cod. Liv
rm. l3x25. din. rm., 3 bedrms.,
2 bsths' stt, ,, rec rm. S1'5oo dn. HE
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
BERWYN HEIGHTS-All brk. ram.
bier, extra large rec. rm.. 3 biz
bedrIns., fenced yard ultramod-
ern kit, Just off Kenilvorth ave
BURCH REALTY CO., 474-3OOO
After 8 pm, HA. 2-901a.
BLADENSBURG AREA = Colonial
3 bedrms.. lFe. hv. rm,. separate
din. rm.. table-space kit. bsmt
with rec. rm;, fenced lot. FLA
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co,
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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HE. 4-35UU HA
HHc :.

UNIVERSITY HILLS = S-bedroom
brick rambler with ground-level
entrance. Priced below market al
vets RoBERT s. DAVIS Il CO
kealtor, WA. 7-3s00 til 9 ON.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

ALEX. AREA, CLOSE IN
MOVE IN TODAY '
FOR LIMITED TINE
BUILDER offers more house Tor
fewer dollars and you can movs
ln with less casn. GI-FHA. 3-tEin-
bedrm-. 2-bath rambler. with din.
Tm., 0Srnt and oversize kitchen;
or hi-level with rec. rm. and
EaraEe. Ewes, 76S-159S.
EXCLUSIVE .
BROYHlLB a. SONS 1885, 1900
ALEXANDRIA,
This owner has purchased a new
home and must sell his present
one this week end. This 4-bsdrm.
h--~ IS on large Well-kept fot
Less than 10 Minis. from Woodrog
wilson Bride and p. BslVoir.
separate din nm. large kitchen.
large store rooms on both foors,
Ful tiled bath and many addf-
lonai extras. Available for i'm
mediate occupancy 10 eualifiea
ouver Priced at S17.950.
Town & Country
AleG Office IL s-safy
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HUGH T. PECK
HE A-I700

uOOn L. FEOh
HE. 4-l70O
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Lovely large brick rambler, & rms. Ii,
2 baths. rec. rm., near ali
schools. Vacant. We take trades.
Assume AAsSSudm $4,000 4hT. loan.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-17Oo
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
NEW, NEW, NEW, move in i'm
mediately or select your lot for q
later date on one OF our four
handsome DESIGNS. All have 4
bedrooms, .2h baths, recreation
rooms, central A-c. carports and
other features. Prices start ai
$2S,750. OPEN DAILY 1-dark.
Out New Hampshire avenue to
Hillandale Shopping Center. right
on Powder Mn road about ~
mile to models homes. ]. @. CON-
LEY. REALTORS. HE. 4-4a39
before 1, call JU. a-4134).
0LNEY AREA-Rambler on "a acre,
z bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit,
porch, sl5,5OO. OWNER. WI. g.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
ALEXANDRIA
PARKER

SMITH h DoNNEIL D.
IA. 7-6I6I Realtors ia. 7-ssIT
ALEX. AREA-Do you need lots a.
space with little money! Check this
4-bedroom, s-full-bath Cape Cod,
no money down, $500 down FHA,
Living room, equipped Kitchen.
nice lot, one-owner home Excel
lent condition. Very convenient,
CALL NOW TIE; e-411k
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COLESVILLE-

COLESVILLE
BUILDERS CLOSE OUT
Really spacious 7-rm. brick split
level on 1a-acre lot, in fine com
munity Of new homes. Plas-
tered walls, firepl., patio, finest
construction. Excel. terms avail
able or will consider best offer.
WILLIAMS q CO.
JU. 7-6744 or EV. 4-633O
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IREAL EsfAfE SERVICE, NO.

ALL CASINO PEE
FRIENDLY, FREE ArPRAIsAI,
Phona DICkEYlS AP. 7-snsn
Evening star., 1962-09-22

Why RENT. No cash dn.
to vets. or S4O0 to nonvets
ana S92 per mo. pays all.
3-bedrm. det. Colonial home
with sep. din, rm. on level
fenced lot. in cont. Landover
Evening star., 1962-09-22

ABLE TO INVEST a little elbow
greaSe7 4-bedrm-. alum. land d-frame
CAPE Cod. Full din. rm. and bsmt.
waiting for the Mr.. Pix II to
reoec. and save. Only SI2.QS0.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1962-09-22
ANDRIS
ANDRIS

eo2I Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-9o7O
BETH.-Sl7.5OO 3-bedrm. Colonial,
sep. din. rn., lrg. kitch.. tiled
hasn't, 1S-ft. screened porch,
fenc. yd. 500 dwn. FHA. HOY a.
CO. EN-. 5-5160. OIL. 6-7S9O.
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NANAN1

Only $3.50 down. $3.50 settlement.
Move next wk, into elegant abr.
brk. home with din. rnn.. lge. kit,
shoppins. $500 below appr. S1a.-
$50.
c. paul hickman 100000
Evening star., 1962-09-22
OPEN i2-DARK
GARIEC co

Ii. s-es6s Lu. 1914 RE. e-552l
OXON HILL-3-b.r. ramb., excel
soVTHLAwN REALTY. 2ls-5522
RIvERDAIE-sI3,5O 500. GI no monel
down, S94.B6 per mo. incl all
Brk. Colonial. fanily-size din. rrIi.
fenced lot. bsnt. BURCH REAL
T.. CO., 474-soo0. After 9 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-01

ments favoring a transit pro-
gram feeding into downtown
subways.
Behind the downtown traffic
problems are the doubling of
Washington's population in the
last 20 years and the fast
paced continuing population
growth expected to reach 5
million by the year 1000, the
agency explained.
Already. the report suggests,
Washington is tagging behind
cities here and abroad, and
must take Immediate steps,
if it wants to catch up.
The first step needed is to
start construction of a two-line
subway network to serve the
downtown area. META said.
ut is essential to unity and
strengthen Washington's cen
trail area and to facilitate travel
within this area" the report
stated.
The two lines would link An
acoStia, Columbia Heights, Sill
yer Spring and the Pentagor
area, and pass along the G
street business area, and CEN
tiers of Federal employment or
Independence avenue and in
the Federal Triangle.
Conditions already are ripe
for subway and transit con-
Struction, META said.
Ranking third in Metropoli-
tan area growth, Washington
also stands second in the coun-
try in respect to "compactness'
of its suburbs, and fourth in
downtown daytime popula-
ton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-01
BY ROBERT J. LEWIS
star staff Writer

A subway system nearly
10 miles long constitutes the
heart" Of today's transit rec
concentrations of the National
Capital Transportation Agency
1t would be the first project
ito be undertaken under the
proposed program.
The agency's studies show
such an underground rail net
work must become the pri-
mary means for carrying per-
sons to and through the down.
town area" Meta said.
j Without 1t, the agency added,
downtown traffic will be I'M
manageable by 1880 and con-
gestion will steadily worsen"
until then.
The Subways would be part
OF a recommended 83-mile
rapid rail system.
A suggested construction
schedule calls for subway work
to begin in 1864, with sections
Iof the downtown lines to be
put in service by 1868.
Each Of IA separate down.
town subway stations would:
/. Have a separate mezza-
nine, or shopping level, located
between the street and a still
lower level at which trains
would operate, with escalators
serving the two levels. H
2. Allow underground access
to office buildings and stores.
8. Be located 80 that almost
80 per cent Of persons employed
downtown will be less than five
minutes walk away from their
place of employment"
Method of Building
Under Meta recommends
lions, most Of the subway sys-
tenn would be largely tunneled
beneath the streets to avoid
disruption of surface traffic.
At stations, however, the "cut
and cover" method would be
used. Excavations thus would be
made from the surface of the
street to the required depth,
and later new street would be
built over the station structure.
In its 92-page report re-
leased this morning. Meta said
its two-year studies confirmed
findings Of a 1859 transporta-
ton survey that highways can
not handle the transportation
lob alone.
THE. amount of traffic to
and through downtown fore
cast for the year 1880 cannot
be accommodated by even the
largest practicable highway
system" the report stated.
Repeatedly, the report en-
phasizes that the growing
plight Of downtown Washing
ton underlies all NCTA's arug-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-01
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

Virtually unnoticed, a new
law recently was enacted which
guarantees the Governments
100000 per diem (blue collar
workers overtime payment for
any work in excess of eight
hours a day. Previously they
were paid overtime only for
work in excess Of 40 hours a
week.
Overlooked in the excite
ment over the pay raise legis-
lation. the provision was con-
tanned in a bill originally set
ting up work standards for
workers employed by private
contractors with Federal con-
tracts.
The bill approved by Congress
and signed by President Ken
nedy added this provision per-
tanning to Government per
diem workers. It's one Of the
most important laws involving
Federal workers in years.
The new law does not APP
ply to Federal classified and
postal workers who still are
eligible for overtime benefits
only for work in excess OF
40 hours a week.
But it will certainly be usec
as ammunition by Govern
ment classified and postal EN-.
ploye unions next year in seek.
ing similar legislation by Con-
.gress for overtime payments
! for work in excess of eight
hours a day.
The new law will mean more
money in the paycheckS o.
some Federal blue collar work
ers, although the majority d.
not now work overtime on {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-01
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Law Gives BIue-CoIIor Workers
Overtime After 8-Hour Day

their complaints and corrective
action was taken, a rate Of IS
per cent.
HIGH STANDARDS - Gov
eminent employees are now re-
quired to maintain the highest
standards of conduct in the his
tory Of the Federal service, de-
clares Internal Revenue Com
missioner Mortimer Caplin.
In a New York speech, Mr.
Caplin said President Kennedy
has set a high moral tone anc
requirements for the Fedora.
service, in an effort to attract
and retain the best talent avail
able to serve the Nation now
and in the future.
THE example which the
President has set for all Ameri-
cans has inspired those in Gov
eminent service to maintain
high ethical standards and 9
strict code Of conduct as never
before. The Internal Revenue
Service, one of the most sensi.
tive agencies in Government, i,
no exception" Mr.. Caplin said.
- a
TAX CREDIT SIGNED -
President Kennedy has signed
the bill raising the retirement
income tax credit of retired
Government workers from
$1,000 to $l,524 a year. The
new law also has offsettine
liberalized earned income fea.
| lures.
The new provisions apply tc
1862 income as well as future
years. Federal retirees are ad.
vised to get further information
from Internal Revenue Service
when they fill out their 1856.
Federal income tax forms, since
the new law is q complicated
| one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-01

$793 million would come in
from:
/. The sale of $3.50 million
in Federally guaranteed bond
issues during the years 1914.
The interest rate would be
about Az per cent.
2. A total of $50 million in
Treasury loans, carrying a 4 per
cent interest rate.
3. A total Of $40 million
from fare revenue.
In addition, the plan calls
for short term borrowing of
$416 million from the Treasury
between 1866 and 1871. This
amount would be repaid from
the bond issue revenue.
The Federal transportation
agency recommends that the
fares on the rail rapid transit
lines range from rs cents to
55 cents.
The report estimates that the
fares will yield $2,750,000 the
first year the system is in OPP
Grafton, fiscal 1869. This
gross revenue figure would, &C
cording to the agency's esti-
mates, rise steadily. hittin 6
$88, 742,000 in the year 1000.
Loses for Two Years
After subtracting operating
expenses, the report estimates
that the transit system would
be $254,000 in the red the first
year.
The second year, after figur-
ing in depreciation, the system
is expected to lose another So
million. But after that, the net
revenue figures go in the black.
The net revenue for the third
fiscal year of operation is $3.8
million and this figure rises to
about $50 million for the year
1000.
On the spending side, the
$793 million cost estimate for
the transit system is broken
down this way: 1851 million
for land acquisition and con-
struction and SIP million for
rail rolling stock.
The 1851 million for con-
struction also covers stations
and parking facilities along ex-
press bus routes.
The price tag for the high
way system proposed in today's
report to the White House is
1926 million.
In a covering letter to Presi-
dent Kennedy, the agency's adj
miniStrator, c. Darwin Stolen
bach, said that the proposed
highways "can be fin nc e d
within the framework of exist
ing Federal highway programs. p"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-01

Other Revenue Sources
In addition to the proposed
$3.50 million in Federal and To-
cal grants, the balance of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-01
Capital Report Urges 19-MiIe Subway

ington would be served by two
main subway lines-one refer
red to as an east-west route
and the other a north-sollth
route.
The two lines would become
the first elements Of the far
larger transit system tn al
would include surface and ele-
waited lines.
The east-west line initially
would have one terminus IN ar
as-yet-unspecified area of Ana
costa, and extend to a termin-
us in Virginia near the River
House development. a half mile
beyond the Pentagon.
This line would plunge un.
derground within the grounds
Of the Naval Weapons plan
south of Eighth street S.W.
according to the agency, anc
continue to a station at the
Capitol. Other stations alone
this line would be located ir
Judiciary Square, near the Mu.
nicipal Center; at the Old Pat.
ent office Building at Eighth
and G streets NV; at Twelfth
and G streets; at Pennsylvania
avenue near Eighteenth street
and at Twenty-first street ano
Virginia avenue, near the State
Department. From this point
the line would be carried be-
meath the Potomac River via
a tunnel and proceed to the
River House development.
North South Line
The north-south line initially
would have one northern ter.
minus in the Columbia Heights
Petworth area, near Georgis
and New Hampshire avenues
NV, and the other at an I'M
specified point somewhere north
of Union Station.
From Union Station, where
this line would descend under.
ground, it would proceed to the
Capitol, thence to a station al
Fourth and independence ave.
nue., and to another at the
Tenth Street Mall, south Of
Independence avenue S.W.,
then turn north along Twelfth
street to reach a station serving
the Federal Triangle at Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. NV.
From this point, the line
would continue to a station
at Twelfth and G streets, turr
west to stations at Fourteenth
and I streets, Connecticut ave.
nue. and K street, Eighteenth
and P streets, near Dupont
Circle; at Nineteenth stree
and Florida avenue; at Seven.
tenth street and Columbis
road, and thence to the Co.
lumbia Heights-Petworth ter
minus, with location of otheI
stations unspecified.
Meta officials said transfe,
points between the two line
would be located at Union Sta
ton, the Capitol, and Twelfth
and G streets, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-01
March of Dimes
Director Named

Edward Rosenblum, 2901
Connecticut avenue NV, has
been named campaign director
of the 25th Anniversary March
Of Dimes in the Metropolitan
Washington area in January.
Mr.. Rosenblum, an attorney
here more than 80 years, is a
member Of the board of
directors of Adas Israel Syna-
gogue and the Hebrew Home
for the Aged. He also is a
representative of the Olympic
Committee and Amateur Athlet-
ic Union of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-01

have rapid-transit systems, as
well as San Francisco and Los
Angeles. which are planning
such systems 80.
Among the IS largest urban
areas in the country, Washing
ton ranks second in suburban
density. Its suburbs are far
more densely populated than
those of rapid-transit cities
such as Boston, Philadelphia,
Chicago and Cleveland"
Interest in corridors"
Noting that compact suburbs
increase transit patronage
Meta said there has been in
creaSing interest recently in
proposals of the National Capt.
tai Planning Commission ano
the National Capital RegionaI
Planning Council for still
denSer development clustering
along "radial corridors" to the
suburbs.
In presenting argumen t (
favoring a greater proportion
of rapid-rail transit lines thar
heretofore contemplated, the
agency made plain, however
that the strength Of its case
rested on avoidance of down
town congestion.
1.-THE primary trouble spot
today is Washington's down
town area, which is and will
continue to be by far the re-
gion's largest employment Gen.
ter" the report pointed out.
within the congested down.
town area there must be q
means Of rapid distribution free
from conflict with surface traf-
fic."
The subway system, the re-
port continued, will provide
fast service throughout down.
town, speeding rush-hour trips
and improving circulation and
traffic in off-peak hours"
Setting forth details of the
subway system, Meta called it
"the heart of the regional
transit system"
1.-THE pattern of this central
underground system has been
guided by existing and poten-
tial development Of the down.
town area, and has been de-
signed to provide convenient
connections between all major
concentrations Of downtown
activity, including Federal and
private office and commercial
areas"
Txuo NaiY, Vi,,ao