Business anj Industry Family Protection Against In insured Driver Now Written Insurance companies licensed in Virginia to write auto lij bi it j ces now are authorized to add an endorsement clause protecting the owner, his family and guests from the uninsured driver. The ent^itself i ■ not .noludt d ■ :: ■ deductible collision insin auce o* i ers loss no matter who is at fault. Known as Family Protection Cov erage i to existing liability policies, provid ing a protection heretofore unavail able. The added protection r of fered at modest rates. The new endorsements are the in surance industry’s alternative to compulsory automobile insurance, which has been tried in several states. A bill calling for such com pulsory insurance was offered dur ing the last General Assembly, ibut was defeated. The bill would have made the annual license fee $11 in stead of $10 with the extra dollar going into' a fund for reimburse ment to victims in accidents involv ing uninsured drivers. 125th Anniversary Parish House Tour Planned April 2S The annual house tour of homes' in St. Anne’s Parish for lam fu of the Woman's Auxiliary e! Christ church. Glendower. will l.v Nil April 28 from 2 to <i p.m Christ church. Glendowe* is delo brating its 125th anniversary 'this year, and six historic homes in j the area have been selected Mrs. Stuart Morgan is chairmen, with Mrs. Wilfred Lloyd-Rees.: t chairman. Mrs Harry Longhorn* and Mrs. Peter Hunter are in charge of advertising and publicity • Mrs Allen Randolph ar:aiuu-metib for the tea; Mrs. Louis Handkel, III. posters, and Mrs Richard R. Hunter, signs, and Mrs. Lladimir A. Pertzoff and Mrs. Robert W. Tajvsie, hostesses.

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