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pected to confer in q week or 80
with Roland Hughes. director Of
the Federal Budget Bureau, on
possible remedies for the Dis
trict's fiscal ills. The advisory
council for its part will get fur
Their fill-ins and ultimately will
be asked to recommend some
sort OF financial program to the
city heads.
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Chaplain to Speak

Air Force Chaplain Harry A.
Mcknight. jr., will speak at 8
pm. tomorrow and every evening
through April 8 at the Briggs
Baptist Church, 5144 Massachu-
sets avenue. Westmoreland Hills,
Md. Clifford r. Carter will lead
the singing.
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Fire Inspectors Course
Ready al Maryland U.
By the Associated Pres,

The University Of Maryland
viii hold its fourth annual short
course for fire inspectors next
week.
The four-day program viii
start Tuesday with experts on
various fire hazards covering
every chapter in the inspection
manual complied by the Ma
tional Fire Prevention Associa-
ton.
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Spencer SaysCo
fayors Increase in
Federal Payment

The Citizens Advisory Council
apparently favors q bigger Fed
eral payment to the District to
help Offset increased operating
costs expected to arise during
the coming year, Commissioner
Samuel Spencer said today.
The Commissioner told re-
porters this seemed to be the
sentiment OF the individual coun-
ell members who were briefed
for more than two hours this
morning by the city heads and
their financial aides on the dark
revenue picture which the city
faces.
Second Fill-In
It was the second fill-in given
the advisory group on the cost
and revenue situation. Members
took no formal action indorsing
any particular program today,
principally because the Commits
sioners themselves have yet to
prepare such q program.
Mr.. Spencer said that what
the council members seem to
have in mind is a financing pro-
gram under which the Federal
Government would pay half the
operating cost increases. with
the District taxpayers required
to meet the other half Of the
higher costs with . new hike in
taxes.
Up TO Congress
The financial situation will re-
main unsettled until Congress
decides on how large o pay in
crease to grant Federal workers.
The District Government, fol-
lowing tradition. win provide its
employees with pay boosts in
whatever amount Congress pre-
scribes for the Federal workers.
The Commissioners are ex-
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i h Sleepy follow h Church va first costing Mh na school
a mol d
Evening star., 1955-05-17

DOCTORS TAKE NOTICE. We have
what so many doctors have been
trying to flnd, lot on street
near the Medical Center, with rear
alley, offered to settle an estate:
sell within week. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV. MA.
6-1166.
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FARMS

0LNEY AREA--A beautiful estate Of
$50 gently rolling acres; l4.room;
many fine outbldgs. Set for thor
oughbred horse breeding or pure
bred cattle breeding. Please call
INEz CUSHARD, Realtor, En-. q
4232 or OF. 2-6S67. --1e
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STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN STORE LOCATION
In heart Of heavy walking traffic:
small; modern store; $3.50 mo. Ii,
SANDY sPRINGs-Available soon,
new stores. 23x90, plenty Of park.
ing. located in shopping center. Call
Mr.. Scott, BERNARD T. BROSIuS,
REALToR, JU. 9-0420. -23
ARL., VA.-Ir well-established shop
Ping center space ct 81 ;5G 90 sa III. T.
catessen, florist, beauty shop. etc. :
CORNER MASS. AND CoNsTITU.
TIoN AYES. NE, l3S 7th st.-Good
ARn1NSToN fnz sSiI6sss We, ME $751; a7ss Lee hwy
Modern, newly DECORATED. will air
condition. Mr.. jenkins. MA. S-234b
CENTRAL BUSY LOCATION. for
many types Of business; cheap rent;
"a 14OS ? St; nv RAi s1 3-SlSa. .ls
cation; reasonable rental; colored
2 'fS9si booRs FROM CORNER sth and
F SITS. NV: good for beauty parlor.
repairs. discount sales. pastry shop.
etc. Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10.
$40 9th ST. NV: close to corner 9th
pair. iewelry. souvenirs, etc. Apply
$40 st. NV. Room 10, III
224 E. CAPITOL ST.--Large store, eX-
cellent. for novelty or souvenir shop:
heat furnished: will redecorate to
suit tenant: only $3.50 mo. Call
CO. 5-6222: ewes, RA. 6-S322.
1852 II ST. NE. excellent retail To-
cationl Large store with . rms.
and bath in rear only Ss7 80 mo.
J. DALLAS GRADY & SON, CO.
HES N. CAPITOL sT.-store with
apt. above: new asphalt-tile. floor,
? toilets; auto. oil heat. small base
ment: property in good condition.
Apt. above should rent for S75 mo-,
| which would leave store at low
| figure. Separate entr. to store and
apt. Immediate possession. j. DAL-
| LAS GRADY g. SON. CO. 5-6222.
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RH0F

BARBER SHOP
Attention BARRIERS: we are onertng .
lovely 8 chair shop, well equip. with
beautiful living quarters, completely
furn. which Is priced right for quick
Barracks, Bari Navy Yard, Pennsyivanis
ave, etc. Estab. for many wears
Has done Q marvellous business. With
q reasonable down payment, terms
gladly ARRANGED. Mr.. Gibson: 10;
7-298O with NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 732
18th st. NV. Me. s-4100. "
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GEORGETOWN

Best side OF oest retail block. ad-
Joining chain stores 24x1b0 illus
tretnelv low rental
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H ST.. NV. Ma. $4,000
-lS
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

CADILLAC G IS ,s2 senysrsibIs; excel
1916 Diagonal rd. Alex. Va. EI.,
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MANN OLDSMOBILE

sObU 18TH ST, s s. JU. 5-6lso
CHEVROLET 1851 4-dr. styleline de
luxe: Powerglide, r. and h., signals:
| 5-4732 after nm Ia
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE telephone service: secy,
andfo bkkpg optional; excel. park
Georgia ave. NV. RA $4,000; AD.
4-4845 Sun and ewes. III
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BOAT SUPPLIES

Richardson Cruisers
Correct Craft Cruisers
Marine Rocket Cruisers
Scottie Craft Cruisers
Large Selection Used Boats
WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. s.W. RE. 7-4797
STOP BOAT LEAKS
Use EVR- Shield Fiber Glass
Instructions Free
WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. RE. 7-4797
The ,I2 BOAT 2Es cEMTER Z sy TER
Trojan boats. Whirlwind boats. Mer-
Interlux paint
AAA Outboard Motor Co.
s23e Georgia Ave. Ju. 5-7773
1913 RICHA RDS o N
CRUISER, "a it.; $500
or best offer. Twin 100
h.p. Packard motors.
Ship to shore telephone.
Fluid heat. Many other
extras. Newly painted
and vanished inside
and out. Name, Rebel.
Can be seen at Corin-
THAN Yacht Club.
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JTPPER 18th ST

Beautifully constructed 6-unit apt.
bldg. Ali units except owners COM
pletely furnished. Large. living room;
Kitchen All units are corner apart
ments. This building Is home plus
q real money maker. Gross income
$4,000. Price $4,000. Call Mr..
Barnes. ewes, so 5-52Ss.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
724 14th Street NV. Ma. s-2345
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81 250 DOWN

NE. store and 6 rms. lst CONNER
ior, barber shop. church or snack
bar. Will also lease. Call AL BOOK
OFF. RA 6-6527 or Ma. S-9373.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
|AUToMoTivI MISCELLANEOUS
TRAILERs

MERCURY eng. 1897: semirace, bes,
ofier. also 1870 Mercury parts, T.,
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-New. modern
knotty-pine interior. Sleeps 4-6. {
blks. to boardwalk. Ample free park.
ing; June rate. S45-S50 wk. La; g.
REH0RoTH BEACH. DEL.-Risht on
the beach. Modern apis. and cot
tages; Immaculate. OIL. 1888
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Lovely 1-bedrm
apt. sleeps 4: well furn.: 1st door;
parking free. Wk:- mo. rates. Scr
porch. Reas Wa 7-620h.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

FIRST COMMERCIAL, Clarendon, 10.
Gated at corner Of 18th and n
Hartford sts:--50x112,ft. level lot
existing structure can be used; per.
feet shape eoxcellent, ,yST fer ID docteT. T,.
cHANAN. ia. 4-1155 -.
TON, concentrated d neignbornood, ,9oGI
mod bldg park. for 50 cars, sx-
elusive with GREENHooT. INC.
Mr.. FISCHER, Elk 3-3363. no, 2
ARLiNGToN-suitable for real estate,
Insurance. doctors. dentists, etc.
Brick; rms. and utility rm. 1t5
baths. Al cond. Ready for business.
Center Clarendon business district.
Call OWNER. ia. 2-0s0O, IA; T.
FAaLS CHuRcH-Business property
$50 ". Broad st. BY owner. JE'
1sIi aih ST. N.w.-stors and End.
a. apt, good for any business:
with or without restaurant fixtures.
ME. S-0041 -19
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ARFAX REALTY
HOUSES 70 BUILD

MODERN HOMES. $4,000. 8 bedrms.
5000 dn. S55 no.: % flr. plans, on
your lot or acreage. DON MANTZ
JU. 6-6666 liz
Evening star., 1955-05-17
VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK BEACH. N. C.-100
yds. from Atlantic ocean, near store
and fishing pier: hot shower, electric
kitchen. adults: S75 wk. UN. f.
9OS4 for details, -19
Evening star., 1955-05-17
FAIRHAVEN OF THE BAY


A delightful community on one Of the
prettiest spots on picturesque Ches-
apeake Bay. just 1-hour drive from
swimming. boating. fishing and hunt
ing. a truly safe place for children.
Large Lots Starting at $3.50
So, ,450
Corner with 2 lots. Liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit, 2 bedrris. and bath with
huilt-in tub and shower. Excellent
condition. Furnished.
$10,500
100 feet from an unobstructed view
of the bay. A very attractive cot
tase, = bedrms., bath. hv. and din
area, kit, wonderful screened porch
across the entire front and down
one side. On 2 lge. lots. Double
garage with room and bath. PHI
vate community beach with beau
nifty pier. You will love this.
$13,950
Located on o large corner lot 160x1bO
is this very attractive home IN per-
feet condition. AL rooms are large,
bright and cheerful. Liy. rm.. din:
rm.. kit. 2 bedrms., tile bath and
inclosed front porch; large dormitory
rm. on 2nd floor; could be made into
2 large rms. Lot completely fenced
in and beautifully planted. This
Drive through Upper Marlboro tSouth
Capitol Bridge by way Of Suitland
okvy.), continue on Solomons Is
land I'd and follow Fairhaven signs
and ask for Mr.. Bethel.
BETHEL, DI. 7-3100
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

-
1927 WISCONSIN AVE, Shopping
center, Bethesda, Md.-Suitable for
dress shop, insurance ofice. or any
kind of retail business. Reasonable
rent, Owner will redecorate to suit
tenant. Call Mr.. Dell. JAMES L.
DIXON AND CO.. ST. $1,000: ewes.
JU. 6-15l2. lis
100 SO. FT., eos bth st. NV. tcor.
9Th and K n,wD. 2nd A., suitable
for office wholesale. printer. union,
insurance.; freight elevator, heat.
LIGHTS. char service. Sl50 per mo.
Open for inspection. BURTON CO..
412 9Th St NV. RE. 1904.
1417 OTIS PL. NV. .
SMALL, ENTIRE MODERN BLDG.
WITH STORE 21x4S #. on LIST
FLOOR, ATTRAc: 2-BEpRM APT.
Suitable Anv Line Of Business
CAFRITZ, DI. 7-9080
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Fork of Willis

Pecant week end guests I'D tha
2 r. Duncan home we're MI ami
Mrs =. NJ BACKYARD and daugh-
~ Patsy. Of Newport News and
AIRS STANLEY Seott. Of Norfolk
dr Lucy Duncan Ks spendlns
ONE Time With her dauahte
3i wesley Dmkum near DlH-
n
Mr. and Mrs ] 7. Talley moved
Back 10 their ne~ home IN this
community Last Friday Welcome
lone, folks
NJ and MS Lacey F9lppen we're
Richmond Wednesday
AIr4 Edmonla Ransome lS visit
aa2 relatives tn Richmond
willie Duncan and Miss Polly
Simpson motored 10 Newport
Meas last Saturday I'd visit Mfr
and MATS John COSBY on Sunday
hey visited Mr and Mrs Stanley
scott n NoraiE Nit ana Mrs.
p BY Duncan ANA Robert Alto
s.te5 the SCOTS on Sunday
DAVID NJ Barker Of TMI and
Penny Baber q Richmond visited
their parents for the week end
Raymond Cole, oG CreWe.
brought y most Inspiring message
t3 the congregation of OakWood
Sunday WI fhn lI m eorgyep ne
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-08
Oak Forest

Nrrs Emmett JENKINS ani
~ 4yne Anderson of Richmond
Il sa guests of Ny and Mrs F.
n. Anderson Wednesday Thre
i q called aa Mrs c + Mem
Ari ard MAS w s. Anderson
aunHre
Et; anl hG Albert Ienk a o
cumberland VISITED MIS-. G F
Nteuhari and NJ and Mrs " S.
AIudFt % Friday morning. NJ
ia Mrs Carl Menhard. George
s I'D Claude Nfenhard also visited
En- are bone Friday cycnina
Ma lna Mis- { w Anderson
aha Elr- Juuu~ Mldk.n visited
n lnd MES OSca NcAlster, of
EttAsns Thursday
Nl ana Mas sidney sheldon
II Ioau0 were week end guests
II At and MIS- G A Stonntll
Nt aad Nfs \ Gordon Smith.
Hunl Md Jimmy Smith Misses
q 'aF Fanck and Mildred Sm3th
- uand visited Nh and MIS-
q W Anderson and Nh and Mr.
u Anderson sunday after
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-08

after being q patient at Southside
Community Hospital
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

Prcttleat chill-chaser Of them all
long vide and handsome
tole with lacy weave that looks
positively hand made Win lux
uriously thick hand knotted
fringe In soft warm pure wool
81 Whi2-WaShlng nylon. Either IN
snow white, Jet black petal pink
or blue. S2.9s
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

boat efeo' BIG eyddly dog ~tb the s@eef
eat sneotY snooi Yov ever sossl In forrY piush
18th long sofio-bned foppy eors to rnoich
ri, sofin boz FELT ieotqres AS tlppoycs
is fsolly omple hold, ooY oish'olofhes costly
Sure 70 be beloved b. orr oaet o.qs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

high foshion fieh' 20 ie hst ehtsl soIi
looqe ~ool zephyr ehermer IN ever colo
you ter 'h'ns ct Fgby red dors greer aaf'
blue, bofs brown. ehofeoal nasY beaes
red ncss greco white BABY pink o. bloc
r7ajte orr'eo' osFsra grey Or ssrs bte~a
ssst q 10 40 ssqR
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16
English silver plate
/" jam pondy"

relttaiclY ~foyahi ~tih ell the beauty ord
charm ihof ds'ineeishss tnatsh Cshle silver
plate A footed slender fos. 18th etoesfyi
honds held, itei'sd efysiql bc~l In
pretty eoitefn A. 'he top. tiny rot. holds
iiivsf plal@d ,.a,shsil spoen,
ris, ,as sea
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

Al entertaining dec ON " 'he ,nar.H
eotaies ihot ever groeed 'he buffet iaaIa
A oseiui. hondsomeB designed eafafe
plenty large ond pretty enough 70 90 70 oaY
pof'y yoViI give, yet doroby designed ior
everyday use oa we'll Complete ~th e1rdte
wormer sfoss hondie. s'ond. trim. %
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

ti,nelf gii indeed f'ne, 7tf,.a's t'.+.
isninoy, s'tss'sS do '@ n'sn
t1..t ,.a..r, fef rafeHsfa. s9eafsoaer'.
t,,l, ,.,,or "a t93r Cars~ot l0.t
us..~.i s.so,.4 II aerysre ieeisef ~
l1.. ht,. $500
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

pe9dsoerst5 sffe5 ~ be ion9 ~sor,rs
lsefhsfs ihoi iaa for Ysafs orr ysofs. Aads
~ 5astoN -rrA oil tie erstz fsctgres" ord
GO npaFfaeatt Re d ~anf st9ek o. bfo~a
no0oes teofhsr Alto srssoth eo~hlds n
blsst fan g, f.eh noho7aNs
F3as ias $500
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

The preitest 1.-THE pvssYtgi imaginable, n
oddly soft W ~ ~ki:e q, ,no~i his lifIe
s'fen hos pink eor.. hoIeY bouquet q
pretend posies. ond he's oil tied Up with
shining ,atin ribbon bo~l All the girls love
G snogaY ooimoi, fof he'd. dresser boodoi'
eraul 4 purified present.. i.es
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16
Swan Song" pretty
pottery planter

Hrfs's o delightfully."- diasrsn NJ e;ii idso
ore 'hof con 90 gracefully tron ore roer,
70 o1einsf. eddirg G disiine,iseY dseoro-
I've ioyeh os y Gossl tssi,ovt California
petsfy IN 'oh coio's. meunisd On honS-
SON. metoI stands In many shstainp dss,aus
Of bi'di oae saimois *i.oo
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

csaansd Ter Ye1n ond ysors 81 loYol -sss
rect tempoet eose ,haf ony mon eon
Sod Vsetvt t',ro large. Nth ~ids opening.
eafryleep. There, sleeb ~o'stpreef iia-
iaa. foo 10 rHos. this honaY eass positively
ff1y.l FssFet' r. sQ~'aa e. aiNa-'
flgs t~t. Saaa
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

One eompac, violet ihot boias Everything,
di,oppeorioa coin holder. top zippef eoysh.
inside biiitoid, picture wings. pencil, pod
mirror. comb. emery board aod key shoinl
Golden ''y' tob eiosins, Sin. oiiieo2or in
red, honey oYoeodo Or brown CoHsvin n
biloxi. red, god, shrimp OF oosl $500
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

Ait'oe'ieeY designed II gnoIaisd leather
with gold eoIor tooiiaa. iniids inelydei SELF.
rising tray ~ith ring nifs u,d no convenient
earring bors cleomins ssId color embos
slns on lid Dvroble .~il lining Lock end
key included Ivory BABY blue. rose. red.
Size "a s5a"1 33. 500
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

= coy. oroe'ieol sodset 'or home o. oH,ee
Pias's holds Unens~ered mol. notes. phone
rnsssoeet etc And guaronteed boil point
pen rests in the pig, curly toll Moses
charming cit Block or pink. with matching
pen. poli'hs5 sron eop $ioo
Evening star., 1955-01-16
s57, zoo, ,4l3 Fairfax
Building Permits in
| 1854 Sef Record

Fairfax County, its growth
still spiraling upward. in 1854
issued building permits for the
largest volume Of construction In
county history.
The County Building Inspcc-
tors Office, in an annual report
released yesterday. said the 1864
total Of $57 200. .413sexceeded the
1858 figure by nearly $40 mil
lion.
Permits for residential con-
struction topped the list, the re-
port shows, with that category
accounting for over $50 million
OF the total. IN the residential
class, single e-family dwellings
represented at least 95 per cent
OF the total.
Some Declines Are Sharp.
The figures released by Build
ing Inspector Dewey q. Croy
show that, In spite of overall
gains, some types Of building
declined sharply. Permits for
an estimated $954. 400 worth Of
tourist cabins and niutels were
issued in 1853, but last year the
tourist cabin total was only
a marked decline In two-fam-
iIy structures was recorded with
d 1854 total Of $4,000 as COM
pared tosthe 1858 total Of $399, =
600. However, permits for new
school construction rose from
$40. 1000 to $285. 900 in the IL
month period.
Last years $57 million total
included $3.026,579 In noi1-resi-
dental buildings, such as
churches. garages, gas stations,
Offices, schools, stores and ware
houses. The non-residential total
was So million less than in 1858.
Mason District Leads.
The summary Of 1854 permits
Indicated that the Mason district
led other county districts with
38 per cent Of the construction
permit evaluation. The second
highest district was Falls Church
with 16 per cent Of the total.
Average cost of a single-family
dwelling rose only a few dollars
between 1853 and 1954--from
/ $11.O41 to $11.105. Last years
permits for additions, repairs
and alterations were for projects
with an estimated cost of ST.
! 069, $40.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Catholics Planning to Build
East FoIls Church High School

Plans for construction Of 3
new Catholic high school IN East
Falls Church and for use Of
Brandon School BY the Arlington
School system next fan we're re-
veaied yesterday.
The Catholic high school. to
be built by four parishes in Ar
lington and one IN Falls Church,
would be in the $500 block oi
North Twenty-sixth street.
A request for a use permit for
future construction Of the high
school win be heard by the
County zoning and Land Use
Committee at 3 pm. on Janu-
airy "a and by the County Board
at 10 am. on February 5.
william E. Byrarn, Of the zon-
ing committee Of the East Falls
Church Civic Association. told
the Arlington School Board the
association is opposed to the
project because it would be
across the street from Tuckahoe
Elementary School.
The board held its regular
meeting at the new Williams
burg Junior High School.
Sees School Is an Asset.
DR.. Bernard JOY. Of the school
board, said he believes the school
would be an asset. The board
knew when it bought the Tuck
ahoe site. he added. that the
high school would be built near
by. He said he agreed that edu-
Gators look with disfayor on ad-
iacent elementary and high
schools, but the scarcity Of land
sometimes makes this necessary.
he said. Or. Joy cited the con-
struction Of both Wakefield High
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School and Claremont Elemen-
tary on chesterfield road.
The School Board member also
said the board has never taken q
stand on zoning matters except
where It's own property Is under
discussion or use cf alcoholic
beverages Is being considered.
Or. JOY said he believed the
board would be willing to dis
cuss with the sponsors the exact
location Of the school on the
tract IN an effort to separate
|trafhc from the two schools.
Plans for the high school are
stiiI incomplete. It would serve
St. James parish IN Falls Church
and st. Thomas More, st. Agnes.
st Charles. ST. Anne's parishes
II Arlington.
Brandon school % Reopen.
supt. Edward Rutter an
nounced re-cpening Of Brandon
next September for about 400
7th graders and 60 9Th graders.
The building now used by the
County Recreation Department
will be needed because Of ex-
pected overcrowding at Wake
field and Oakridge.
These students are now sched-
.uled to attend Brandon next
fall:
The present sixth grade classes
at Oakridge. Curtis. Randolph
and GlencarIyn:: about half the
sixth grades now at Barrett:
about three fourths Of the sixth
graders now at Bancroft. and
sixth grade pupils from South
Harrington now attending Fair
lington School.
Also attending Brandon for
merly the Dolly Madison Junior
Higflwiil be two sixth grade
classes to be made up Of chill
dren from the Oakridge- Hume
area.
Abandoned Last Year.
The Brandon building. on
Shirley highway near South
Glebe road. was abandoned last
year after Fort Myer built its
own elementary school and the
Shirley Homes Federal housing
project was torn down.
Al re-zoning to permit con-
struction Of d S. million. 62l-
unit apartment project on part
Of the Shirley Homes tract was
approved January 5 by the
County Board.
Principal at Brandon will be
Or. James w. Tyler. now prin-
cipal at jamestown and Madison
Elementary Schools. Mr.. Rutter
announced.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
'copter Society to Meet

The Southeast Region Of the
American Helicopter Society win
hold its first meeting Of the new
year at $50 p. m. Tuesday at the
washington Aviation Club, l7ol
Nineteenth street NV. Reser-
yations should be made through
Ruth P. Weldon, 1927 K street
NV
Evening star., 1955-01-16
BM Asks Fourth Prosecute,
For Montgomery County

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. is lSpe-
ciaD AN enlargement Of the
MONTGOMERY County States At
torney's office from three to four
I prosecutors is proposed in q bin
to be introduced in the Maryland
LEGISLATURE Monday by Senator
Edward s. Northrop; Democrat,
pf MONTGOMERY.