Evening star. [volume], June 21, 1954, Page ** A-15, Image 15

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of our Main offteo, now in ita 75Hi
t WHEATON yoor. As SB astro convonionco,
■ tho WHEATON ■ RANCH to opon ■ •
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11160 Georgia Axe.
Co-Operative Building Association '”S^s r ._,
915 F Street N.W.
NAtional 8-1741
Wheaton Branch LOekwood 4-0001
* Edward L. McAleer
President
n„ht r#>-. Silver Snriua and PARKinaton, Arlington, Open Tonight TUI 9:30 PM . Washington S&re Open Till 6 P.M.
WASHINGTON
Thun., 19:30 to 9 %
Other Dope. 9:30 to 6 ¥ :
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ARLINGTON ■
Open Mon.. Thun., Fri. 4
19:30 to 9:30 P.M. |
Other Dave. 10 to 6:00
SALE! I BOUQUET OF PIMFMIS
WE’RE A CITY OF PINAFORES . . . WHAT ,
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Alumni Matting Set *;•"%
The North OaroUna Stab
College Alumni Association wil
hold a sooial and business meet
mg at the Bonat Case and Rea
tamant, 1022 Vermont avenui
N.W. at T pm.. Friday
|Dr. Speore to Speak
to I hr. M. Edmund Bpeare of the
A National Coal Asaociation. will
l | speak on the relationship of coal
ano atomic energy at a luncheon
‘"'of the Sertema Club at 12:IS
te p n«. Tuesday in the University
1 Club ,
Ton Drivers Lose
Permits for Violating
Traffic Regulations
Ten drivers lost their permits
last week for violating traffic
regulations, the Department 0 f
Vehicles and Traffic announced
today. Nineteen other permit*
were suspended for varying pe
riods.
Permits of four persons were
revoked for driving while drunk
and six for having accumulated
at least 12 points under the point
system.
Os the 19 who had permits
suspended, 13 came under the
point system for having accumu
lated at least eight points and six
for failure to satisfy judgments
against them involving traffic ac
cidents.
Those whose permits were sus
pended for driving while drunk
were: Harry J. Clennan, 5610
Colorado avenue N.W.;.Marvin F.
Taylor, 1610 A street NX; C. R.
Tatum, 2)9 Newcomb street BX,
and William L. Alexander, 1726
I street N.W.
Those whose permits were re
voked for accumulating at least
12 points were:
Toft stmt, ArUnston. V*.-Frink Ali*-
ssreissft,
Grets. 46M Hillside rosd 5.1.1 Robert
**AecomJLjjpeoord ft trsSte vielatleas
(•t least S aetata ander aelat syitea)—
SJC. IsSvafltasS
gffl: mTSkVire BETBE
15 days: John Bklbo. 3332 14th place
silss'.tns
(treat N.X.. 15 dare; Norman H. Burka.
631 Nlcbolaoa street R.X., 15 days; Henry
Cole. 810 K street N.X.. 15 days; An
ssrsss
.1305 Georgia avenue N.W.. .16 day*;
David Banks. 84 MyrU* street N.X.. 30
‘jjnsattsSed JadsaseaU—Nathan Levin*.
J. Proctor. 644 L street S.K.; Redid U.
Benshaw. 211 Constitution svonue N.X.;
enusss
street N.W.
All permits were suspended until Judg
ment is sstlsfled.
Fairchild Plans to Use
Part of Florida Airport
By the Associated Pres*
Richsrd S. Boutelle, president
of Fairchild Engine 8c Airplane
Corp., has announced that the
Hagerstown (Md.) company
plans to take over part of the St.
Augustine (Fla.) municipal air
port for “projected operations.”
He declined to discuss the na
ture of the proposed operations.
One possibility may be that the
field would be used as a modifi
cation base for C-119 transports.
Fairchild, formerly operating
only in the Western Maryland
and Long Island areas, within
the past year has acquired a di
vision at Wickllffe, Ohio, and
helicopter plants at Manhattan
Beach and Costa Mesa, Calif.,
and Mesa, Arts. The company
also has a foreign subsidiary
in Holland.
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