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7,095 Drivers
Cut Off Under
Point System
The District's point system for
moving traffic violations marked
Its second anniversary thisi
month by tallying a total of 7,095
permit reyocations and suspen
sions over the period.
The figure, however, is 95 less
than the total of 8,155 suspen
sions and revocations in the two
years immediately preceding
under the former Board of Re
vocations and Restorations of
Operator’s Permits.
Since creation of the system,
3.748 permits were revoked for
amassing 12 demerits or move
and 3.347 had their licenses!
suspended when they reached 8 ;
points.
In the past week, 29 permits
were revoked and 47 were sus
pended. Os those revoked 17
were for driving while drunk and
12 for an accumulation of 12
points. Os the 47 suspended, 33
were for having 8 points, 10 for
failure to satisy judgements,
three for failure to file insurance
and one for driving while drunk.
A complete list follows:
Revoked for driving while drunk— !
Francis E. Drury. 6103 Landover road, !
Hyattsville; Frazier Feaster. 1411 Con- i
tress place 8.E.: Andy R. Ledbetter, 4612 !
Addison road N.E.: Mary E. Hopkins. !
6237 Forty-third street N.W.; Willard B.
Upright, jr.. 1006 I street B.E ; James
T. Shepherd. 130 Forty-aixth place N.E.:
Joseph J. Varasse, sr.. 4418 Chesapeake
•treet N.W.: Howard F. Stewart. 2314 !
Eccleston street, Silver Spring; Frank J. j
LoCastro. 716 Buchanan street N.E.:
William E. Harris, 6107 Eighth street
N.W.: Paul Kltt. 805 Twenty-second
street N.W.: William E Steward, 700 j
Kenilworth avenue N.E.: Henrv Kee. 1416 ,
Morse street N.E.: James E. Kersey, 384
Thirty-seventh place S.E.: John H.
Parson. 630 Thirteenth street N.E. Oil
•ert L. Rice. 480 L street B.W.
Revoked for accumulated record of
traffic violations totaling 12 points or
more—James E. Stewart. 4600 Clay
street N.E.; Willie J. Whitmire. 1212 .
Oates street N.E.: Robbie Thomas. 1354
Monroe street N.W.: Louis O. Gatewood.
7775 Seventeenth street N.W.; William E.
Gaskins. 448 K street N.W.; James Col
lins. 654 Morton street N.W.: Charles E.
Kellev. 718 Fifth street S.E.: Julius A.
Talley. 2388 Champlain street N.W.:
James Lee. 2621 University street N.W.:
Eugene C. Lancaster. 414 W street N.W.:
Samuel M. Hendrix, jr.. 1826 Newton
•treet N.E : Floyd A. Herndon. 1612 j
Queen street N.E.
Suspended for drivinr while drunk— j
James G. Limox. 2001 8 street 8.E., un- \
til restored by Maryland.
Suspended for period noted for at i
feast eight points—Rufus J. Isley, 1504 !
Kingman place N.W., 5 days and Traffic
School; Samuel D. Wrightson. 509 Irde- j
Kndence avenue 8.E., 10 days: Ulysses
.tterson. 1108 Queen street N.E., 15
days; Robert L. Crosby. 421 Ridge street
N.W.. 15 days: Arthur N. Shingler. 1384
E street N.E.. 15 days; Fred U. Ferguson,
1356 Taylor street N.W.. 16 days: Wil
liam P. Perkins. 4671 Benning road 8 E..
15 days: Sallay A. Ricci. 5525 Nevada
•venue N.W.. 15 days: Paul Harvey,
Havmarket, Va. 15 days: Daniel W. i
Carney. 7314 Ptney Branch road. Takoma ;
Park. 2 days and Traffic School; John i
Green, 4506 Georgia avenue N.W.. 15 I
days; Richard D. Webb. 4256 Bennlng 1
road N.E.. 5 days and Traffic School; •
Edward J. Evans. 3246 Fifteenth place
8E 15 days: Morris R. Pulley, jr . 625
Columbia road N.W.. 10 days; Frazier ;
Barnes. 4221 Hayes street N.E., 15 days; ,
Walter A. Sebastian. 4407 Thirty-ninth ;
street. Brentwood. Md.. 2 days; Charles j
R Brown, 4011 Nichols avenue S.W.. 5
days and Traffic School; Louis M. Payne. :
4414 Hayes street N.E.. 5 days and
Traffic School: Thaddeus Walters. 518
Sixth street S.E., 10 days: William J.
Telfair, jr.. 1631 Thirteenth street N.W.,
10 days: John L. Baylor. 316 Seventeenth
place N.E.: Ben W. Milhouse. 734 Kenil
worth avenue N.E.. 10 days: Jerome P.
Griffin. 5062 Fulton street N.W.. 15 days;
Richard M. Marshall. 2210 First street
?.W.. 16 days: Anthony G. Murtagh. 724 |
ay lor street N.E., 30 days: Charles E. i
Matthews. 1707 D street S.E.. 15 days: ;
William S. Richardson. 1122 K street !
N.E.. 30, days: Tadahito Shizuoka. 700
Fifth street N.E.. 30 dai*: Paiton •-
Hopkins. 1600 Massachusetts avenue
NW. 16 days; Oddi Bradley. 939 F
•treet S.W.. 15 days: Willie Minor. 313
Beaton place N.W.. 15 days* Jesse James,
28 Thirty-third street NI. 15 days;
Jasper Walker, 213 H street N.E.. 16
days.
Ku * Pended until satisfaction of judg
ment —Mible E. Johnson. 1369 Downing i
•treet NS.: Joseph S. Kidwell. Hunting- !
ton. Mtf.; Robert W. Wilkerson. 1734 D
street N±.; Willis Taylor. 1911 ft Eighth
•treet Rif.: Joseph W. White, 1114 Neal
street M.E.: Joe F. Murray. 1369 ft L
■treet 8.E.: Ivey Williams, 1314 South
Carolina avenue S.E.: Jesse Jenes. 710 L I
atreet 8.E.: Benjamin A. Kelly. Jr., 4444
E street S.E.; Sampson Williams, 2240
Thirteenth street N.E.
Suspended for failure to file Insurance
—William H. Proctor. 2429 Alabama av- ;
tnue S.E.: Marceilus L. Winston. 2242
Twelfth place N.W.; Charles C Hayes.
1502 D street S.E.
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