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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C., Thursday, January 21, 1960
Permits of 44 Drivers
Are Revoked by District
Forty-four operators' permits
were revoked last week, the
District Department of Motor
Vehicles announced yesterday. •
One was revoked for felony,
five for driving jvhile drunk, i
two for operating after revoca- i
tion (period of revocation ex- '
tended), three for flagrant '
disregard for safety of persons '
or property, and 33 for accumu
lated record of at least 12'
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The complete revocation list {
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Revoked for felony (Invelvlnc the I
nse of an automobile)—Robert Lee 1
James. 715 First steet N.W.
Revoked for drlvlnc while drank— i
Harry Dell Wood. Silver Spring: Oat a- !
way Geone Foster. 1432 Bansor street i
BE.; David Aueustlne Thomas. 1234 j
Linden street NE: Leroy Ham. 1329 i
Eighth street N WTheodore Morman .
Garrison. 4016 Third street NW ’
Revoked for oneratine after revoea- ,|
lion (period of revocation extended!— ,
Thomas Alton Proctor. 16 Irving street, I
Glenarden. Md.: John E. Montgomery, s
327 F street N.E. e
Revoked for flagrant disregard for s
aafety of person* or property—Gerald J
Eugene Jamleon. 123314 First street F
8.1: William Cliff White. 1435 I
Twenty-eighth avenue. Chapel Oaks. I
Md.t John Henry Kllror, Jr< 190#
Massachusetts avenue S.E.
Revoked for accumulated roeord of
at least 12 pointe—Burnell Edward
Holland. 701 E street N.E.; Thomas
Eugene Baggott. Rockville, Md.; Daniel
Thomas De Sarno. 3819 2nd street 8.8..
Apt. 101; John Edwin Bell. Hyattsville
Md.; Clarence Shelton. Alexandria:
Thomas Jackson. Gambrills. Md.: Al
bert Lee Ellis. Vienna. Va.: William
Carl Briscoe. Chevy Chase; Eulice E.
Crosby. 2424 14th street N.W.; James
Louis Nimmons. 802 Taylor street
N.W.: John Woodson Harris. 211
Randolph place N.E.: Norman Nolan
Allen. Jr.. 520 F street N.E.. John C.
Brown. 103 Kentucky avenue SB.;
Herbert Montgomery Colston. 1105
45th place 8.E.; Robert H. Jones,
Indian Head. Md : James Williams.
1103 9th street N.W.; Keith Floyd
Morris. Hyattsville; James Moore. 4128
3rd street N W.; Clarence Albert Mon
roe. 130 E street 8.E.: Paul B. Bracken.
1407 A street BE.; Prank Linwood
Bradley. 2812 Military road N.W.; John
R. Young. 2849 Belair place N.E.;
Eugene Smallwood Barbour. 5110 Just
street N.E.: Oscar Lee Morris. 937 8
street N.W.; Robert Johnson Cooper.
3150 Penna avenue S.E : Claude Alvin
Myers. 1422 Clifton street N.W : Glenn
Edwsrd Binns. Jr.. 1516 18th street
8.E.: Ralph Joseph Deville, 1230 Blad
ensburg road NE.; Robert Lee Felder.
3521 Ames street N E : Charles Roger
Miller 529. 10th street BE.; John
Ronald Naughton. Hyattsville: Earl W.
Davis. 137 Bates street N W.; James
Lee. Jr.. 1442 Ives place S B.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward T.
Poole will celebrate their 1
golden wedding anniver- '
sary Sunday at their home
in Indian Head, Md. Mr.
Poole worked at the Naval
Powder Factory in Indian
Head for 35 years. The |
couple has nine children I
and 18 grandchildren.— I
Photo by Fred Harris.
•
Zoners Study ;
International;
Center Site
A request to locate the Wash
ington International Center at I
1630 Crescent place N.W., was 1
under study today by District ,
zoning officials.
The school, now at 1720
Rhode Island avenue N.W., of
fers orientation classes on the
United States mainly to for
eign visitors here under spon
sorship of the State Depart- 1
ment. 1
The school is operated by the 1
American Council on Education
with financial support from <
from the State Department .<
The location under study is 1
the Meridan House, a 45-room <
mansion purchased last year ’
with a Ford Foundation grant 1
of (500,000. The grant was i
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Yesterday, after a public]
hearing, the District Board of
Zoning Adjustment reserved a
decision on the school’s re
quest to locate at the Crescent
place address. The application
by the center calls for off
street parking across from the
school on Seventeenth street.
In another case, the board
postponed a hearing on a new
request by St. John’s College
High School to build a gymna
sium. The case will be heard
February 16.
The postponment was granted
at the request of citizens who
opposed the school’s plan. The
board was asked for the extra
time to give the residents an
opportunity to try and work
out a compromise with St.
John’s and, if this fails, to hire
an attorney. In addition, one
board member was absent be
cause of illness, but is expected
back in time for the February
16 session.
Last October, the board re
jected plans by St. John’s to
build the gymnasium next to
the school’s parking lot at
Twenty-s eve n t h and Utah
streets and suggested that the
site be moved closer to the
main building. The new plans
still provide for the gymasium
next to the parking lot but the
site is 50 feet further back from
Twenty-seventh street.
In addition, the revised plans
by the school, at 2706 Military
road N.W., call for screening
the gymnasium and parking
10l with a 6-foot high brick
wall and with shrubbery.
Urban League Shifts
Office From K St.
The offices of the Washington
Urban League have been shifted
to 626 Third street N.W., from
602 K street N.W.
The work of the league covers
employment, vocational gui
dance, housing and social wel
fare. The league is currently
engaged In an intensive job de
velopment project to establish
merit hiring practices in private
industry here.
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