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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30

ElchSdnb hlllS Sectl0n. j. i
Tiffey & Son. builder.
$4,000 to $4,000
Southeast section: 8 bedrooms:
2 stories; basement. Pennsyl-
vania ave. s.e., Branch ave-, left
to o st. and Highwood DIR.
Elger Corp, builders.
Northeast section: 3 bedrooms:
2 stories; basement. Rhode Is
land ave. to 18th st. ne, turn
right to 2812 18th st. ne. Joseph
Kinsky, builder.
Northwest section: 3 bedrooms:
2 stories; basement. Western ave.
past River I'd. to Ellicott, left to
ALL Ellicott st. NV. Joseph
Kinsky, builder.
Northeast section: 3 bedrooms;
l story; basement. Eastern ave.
to 22nd st. and Michigan Park,
left to 4312 22nd st. ne. Joseph
Kinsky. builder.
Northwest section: 3 bedrooms;
2 stories; basement. Mass. ave. to
American University Park and
Westmoreland Circle, sharp right
to Butterworth and 1852 Butter
worth pl. NV. Joseph Kinsky,
builder.
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Star Directory Of Homes: The District

directional signs to 1901 Tulip
st NV. Charbert Construction
Co., Inc, builder.
Northwest section: 4 bedrooms;
l and Ia stories: basement. 18th
st. to circle at District line, left
on North Portal DIR. and follow
directional signs to 1895 Syca-
more st. NV. Sidney Poretsky.
Inc, builder.
Northwest section: 8 bedrooms;
l and ~ stories; basement. 18th
st. to circle at District line, left
on North Portal DIR. and follow
directional signs to 1883 Syca-
more st. NV. Rosen q Lerner
Builders, Inc. builder.
Northwest section: 8 bedrooms;
/ story; basement, 10th st. to
circle at District line, left on
North Portal DIR. and follow di-
regional signs to 1900 Tulip St.
NV. Zellan Construction Co..
builder.
Northwest section: 8 and 4
bedrooms; stories; basement.
Three blocks west on Woodley
I'd. from Connecticut ave. to
Woodley Hill sign at 1921 29th
pl. NV, Woodley Hill. Monroe
Warren, builder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
Stsr Mop for Spring Homes Review

Beach ter. D'Aprile B os. Co.,
builder.
Northwest section: 3 and 4
bedrooms; split-level; basemeAt.
18th st. to circle at District line,
left on North Portal DIR. and fol-
low directional signs to 1900
block Tulip 81. NV. Stephen
Corp, builder.
Northwest section: 3 bedrooms;
story, basement. 18th st. to
circle at District line, left on
North Portal dr.. and follow direc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30

tional signs to TOO Verbena St.
NV. Verbena, Inc, builder.
Northwest section: 4 bedrooms;
and l u stories; basement. 10Th
st. to circle at District line, left
on North Portal DIR. and follow
directional signs to ISL Syca-
more st. NV. Samual Bregman,
builder.
Northwest section: 3 bedrooms;
story; basement. 10Th st. to
circle at District line, left on
North Portal DIR. and follow
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$4,000 and Over

Northwest section: 8 bedrooms;
split-level; levels above grade.
Mass. ave. to 45th st. Il block
past Nebraska ave), right on
45th st. ? blocks to Springdale
ST., right on Springdale to 4419
Springdale st. NV. Lester Homes,
Inc, builder.
4 Northwest section: 3 bedrooms;
! story; basement. Mass. ave. to
45th ST.. right l block to Sedgwick
and 4444 Sedgwick st. NV. Rob-
ert Si.verman Co., builder.
Northwest section: 5 bedrooms;
/ story; basement. Conn. ave. to
Nebraska ave-, right (east) on
Nebraska to $3.50 Nebraska ave.
NV. Waggaman-Brawner Realty
Corp, builder.
Northwest section: 3 bedrooms;
story; basement. Conn. ave. to
Nebraska ave-, right on Nebraska
to Oregon, left to $3.50 Oregon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
ave. NV. L. F. Stephens, builder

ave. NV. L. F. Stephens, builder
Northwest section: 3 bedrooms;
! story; basement. 18th st. to cir
Gle at District line. left on North
Portal DIR. and follow directional
signs to 1883 Verbena st. NV.
North Portal Estates. B g. c
Construction Corp, builder.
Northwest section: 8 bedrooms;
l story and split-levels; base
ment. 10th ST., left on Kalmia
rd., right on West Beach dr., left
on West Beach ter. to 1898 West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30

The Star Spring Homes Dr.
rectory for the District, which
follows. contains information
about q comprehensive selection
Of homes now under way or COM
pleted in that area that will
serve as guide for prospective
buyers.
The list is arranged by price
category. with lowest priced
homes appearing first. For the
convenience Of readers. each list
ing opens with the general
neighborhood in which the
house is located. and contains
directions to reach the house, as
well as information on the num-
Der Of bedrooms, whether or not
there is a basement. and the
number Of stories.
The directory is provided so
tkat you can see at a glance what
is available this spring, and visit
homes of your choice. The exact
price of the house comes be-
tween the minimum and maxi
mum of the category. For ex-
ample. a house priced at $14,-
$50 would fall within the 3d.
600 to $1,000 category. i
Since the directory was ini-
tiated as a service to readers,
there was no charge to builders
for the listings. If you wish to
look at lists covering other parts
of the Metropolitan area. see
index on the first page of this
Spring Homes Review section.
You may want to clip out all
the lists for use when visiting
homes of your choice, and for
reference.
The DiStrint lief fol1ou,c.
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$4,000 to $4,000

Northwest section: 8 bedrooms;
"a stories; basement. North on
Conn. ave. to Nebraska ave-,
right on Nebraska to 32nd st.,
left to 6005 32nd st. NV. Home
site Realty Corp. builder.
Northwest section: 4 bedrooms;
split = level; basement. From
American Univ. Circle west on
Nebraska ave. 2 blocks past Fox
hall I'd. to Arizona ave., left to
Arizona ave. and Garfield st.
NV. j. Leo Kolb, builder.
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$4,000 to $4,000

Northeast section: 3 bedrooms;
! story; basement. Out Kansas
ave. left on Underwood pl. to
% Underwood pl. ne. Crescent
Hill Co., Inc, builder.
Northeast section: 2-family
houses; 3 stories; 3 bedrooms
in one apt; bedroom in other:
no basement. Michigan ave. to
Catholic University, north on
Hardwood I'd. to End ST., right
/ block to 1873 Taussig pl. ne. in
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$4,000 TO $4,000

Northeast section: 8 bedrooms;
2 stories: basement. Sheriff I'd.
ne. to Eastern ave-. right on
Eastern 3 blocks tc seth pl. and
Eastern ave. Aberdeen Prop
critics, Inc, builder.
Southeast section: 8 bedrooms;
story: basement. From Penra.
ave-. left on Alabama ave. to
Burns ST.. left on Burns to Hill
side I'd, right on Hillside "
block to Chaplin st. adjacent to
Fort DUPONT Park. 1918 Chaplin
st. Sc. Mazzella g. Sons. Inc,
builder.
Northeast section: 8 bedrooms;
2 stories; basement. Riggs I'd.
to Chillum pl. me-. right on
Chillum pl. to 18th st.. then right
to 5211 18th st. ne. Morris Pollin
& Sons, Inc, builder.
Southeast section: 3 bedrooms;
1 story: basement. Penna. ave.
Sc. to Minnesota ave-. left on
Minnesota to Mass. ave-. right
on Mass. ave. to 34th st., right
on saith st. to Nash pl. and 3410
Nash pl. Sc. Empire Engineer
ing Corp. builder.
Northwest section: 2 bedrooms:
2 stories; no basement. Oil
Hughes court in Foggy Bottom
off 25th st. between Eye and K
SITS. NV. Wiland Corp, builder.
Northeast section: 3 bedrooms;
2 stories; basement. North
Capitol ST., right on Riggs I'd,
right on South Dakota ave. ne.
. to 500 Hamilton st. ne. Cafritz
Construction Co.. builder.
Northeast section: 3 bedrooms;
2 stories; basement. West on
Missouri ave. to Riggs rd.,
under the B. & o. overpass,
bear right onto South Dakota
ave. and turn left on Ingraham
st. to SIT Ingraham st. ne.
Cafritz Construction Co., builder.
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7709 chothom Rd., Chevy Chose, Nd.
$27,95o
LOCATED IN THE MEADOWBROOK SECTION Just west of
Conn., Ave. the Columbia Country Club and the school
We know you will oeree ho this exceptionally fine
community where property toke pride the careful
and complete maintenance Of their properties This portcuor
residence is fine blending of stone brick and frame
structon and hos full basement with maids and BOTH
attractive living room. fomy sized dining roon large bed
rooms, boths stowoy storage oe side screened living
porcn. 2-cor detoched eoroee.
OPEN SUNDAY, NOON It'll s
TO Reach: out THROUGH ChUy Md
blocks Bradley
STREET the left then nrn eft BLOCK then continue
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1855 Chestnut st., Chevy Chose, b. c.
$32.5oo
NEAR THE PARK-Just block from Western Avenue BIRD
ST. delightful cente-ho Colonial residence with lovely
ondcoped grounds community Of eusto-buIt quality
homes Bus the corner.
Soe roof copper cutters and downpouts painted brick
structon Mods roo recreation roo spocious living roo
dining room, den and powder room; large bedrooms tiled
boths; extra 3rd floor
OPEN SUNDAY, NOON It'll
Cherry Circle,
D. c.
and Open
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IHty q SUI, UuIIutF.
$4,000 to $4,000

Pleasant Hills section. j. e
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Stockholders Groups
Face O'Mohoney Attack
By the Associated Pres,

Senator O'Mahoney. Demo-
crat of Wyoming. said today
there should be legislation re-
quiring all members of go
called stockholders committees
to reveal their own financial in
|terests.
Senator O'Mahoney told q re-
porter he may introduce in jan
uary an amendment to the Sc
curities and Exchange Act to
compel such full disclosure by
groups which seek to influence
bona fide stockholders.
He made the comment in ad-
vance of the second day Of hear
|ings by the Senate Anti-trust
and Monopoly Subcommittees on
utility mergers.
The current hearings center
lon the proposed merger Of two
Washington State utilities
Washington Water Power Co
Iof Spokane and Puget Sound
Power & Light Co. Of Seattle
The former sought the merger;
the management Of the latter
opposes it.
The merger was pushed by q
committee consisting Of execu-
Itives of is investment firms
which called itself the stock
holders committee for Puget
Sound Power & Light Co." Two
members yesterday said neither
they personally nor their Arms
owned any stock Of the utility
lat the time
One of the witnesses, Chandler
Hovey. jr., partner in the Wall
street firm of White, Weld &
Co., said his concern often had
traded in Puget Sound Co. stock
Both Mr.. Hovey and the other
witness without stock holdings
Walter J. Gruber, a vice presi-
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Bus Drivers Blame
Speed on Lack
IOfSpeedometers

BALTIMORE, Sept. % (R.-
Two bus drivers fined yesterday
for speeding blamed it on tight
schedules and no speedometers
The judge said he was sur
prised the buses didn't have
speedometers.
A spokesman for the Balti-
more Transit Co. denied that the
schedules were too tight. As fol-
speedometers. he said the com.
pany does not feel they are
needed. A driver, he said, should
be able to estimate his speed ano
could get an idea of it by check
ing time points on the schedule
Traffic Court Magistrate STAN
Evening star., 1955-09-22
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, Sept. % iR.--Hationa
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
Noon Quotations
Evening star., 1955-09-22

Edmund Grimes Appointed
Director Of B. g. o.
Edmund L. Grimes, president o1
Commercial Credit Co., has beer
Evening star., 1955-09-22
CHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. 22 LPf-tUSDAl.--
saisble hogs 5000; fairly active; strong
advance on weights under go lbs: sows
steady to IS higher; most mixed y. s.
/. 2 and IS. 20o-S19 10 6Steners, rs
veishts, over 20 lbs IA and l. seiected io,s is
mostly Is, a10s22o 10 and and Ss. Is,
Isl 2l0-225 ID at 1880; most mixed
grades, 100 1sO-lb, l5.25-16.00; a few
Selected lots l90-195 10. 1925; most
sows 400 lbs and lighter. Is. .00- q. 90;
. few under 80 lbs TO 1925; bulk 400
500 ID, 1425-l5.25: few head up 70
$40 lbs and heavier Is low as 1S.oo'
ss,sbie Cattle 800; calves 300; year.
lings and steers up to near 100 ID
about steady; weights over loo II
steady. with Wednesdays average mar
ket; heifers about steady; COWS steadt
to strong: bulls steady TO weak al
Wednesdays downturn; vea!ers steady
stockers and feeders slow. about steady
a half load prime 1.025 yeaTling steers
$500; . few loads and lots s9od 70 % .os
prime steers under 1,200 ID 1872
and prime 1.275-l ,430 ID 2l.25-23 90
a few commercial steers down TO 10 90
good to high choice heifers Is. .50-22 90
load 925 ID at - 90, carrying prime
end utility and commercial cows 1000
1900: most Gamers and cutters 500
1925; utility and commercial bulls - 800
1850: good heavy fat bulls 1900 1900
1000: few loads good grade 625-11S
ID yearling stocker and feeder 1900
1885: a load Of medium S35 ID Dakota'
1875
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Riggs = rvey Emphasizes
Favorable Fall Outlook

A current review from Riggs
National Bank points to indica.
tions that fourth quarter out.
lays for new plant and equip.
|ment will set a new record and
that railroads will spend 20 pei
cent more than was budgete6
earlier.
Auto manufacturers plan extra
shifts and lots of overtime fol
the three months. a big volume
|of farm products will be moved
and factory output may be in.
creased by the continued build.
up of inventories. it reports.
Evening star., 1955-09-22

appointed a director Of the Balti.
more g. Ohio Railroad. President
Howard E. Simpson announced
today.
Mr.. Grimes succeeds Stewart
McDonald, a board member since
1910, who resigned because Of III
health.
Evening star., 1955-09-22

About 8,100 women hold execu-
tive positions in the Nations
banks and this number may be
doubled or trebled in the next
few years. declared Miss Anne j
Erste, personnel expert OF the
Federal Reserve Bank OF Cleve-
land here last night.
Addressing the annual dinner
of the women's committee Of
Washington Chapter. American
Institute Of Banking, at Hotel
Statler, Miss Erste said this was
the considered opinion OF bank
management providing women
accept the challenge and con.
tinue to prepare themselves fol
greater responsibilities.
I'm 1919, there were 5000
women employees in American
banks. Today there are approx
imately 269,000." she declared
There was just q handful Of
women bank officials in 1921
Urging women bank employees
here to take advantage OF the
ALB chapters courses, the speak
er cited a recent survey which
found that banks with assets ol
s25 million or less had 176.00t
employees, including $4,000 WON.
en- and $4,000 men.
Sees Need for Women
When Vacancies Occur
OF the mems total. $4,000
were officers and $4,000 were not
Pointing out that only $4,000
men had experience to I'LL tht
$4,000 officer positions, she sale
it was obvious that some OF thu
places would have to be fillee
with women.
Miss Julie Roche of the Mum
sey Trust Co., this years chair
man of the chapter womens
committee, presided at the din
ner.
William H. Reading of Sub
urban Trust. first vice president
outlined plans for the fall semes'
ter and Olen Thompson of Rigg'
National, chaper president, pre-
sented certificates for last year.
work and special awards.
Warren r. Forster, president
of the Munsey Trust Co.. new
dean Of the chapter, presented
the faculty.
Louise Pike of the Nationa
Bank of Washington received
the chapter award for th'
highest average for men o.
women in the standard group
She also received an award from
the Bank Women's Club o.
washington for the highest
average for any women in an,
course.
Barbara Rowe Of Riggs Ma
tional received a chapter aware
for the highest woman's average
in the pre-standard course.
The Bank Women's Club. rep.
resented by its president. Dor
othy Werner of the Federal Re-
serve System. also presented
token award to Florence Nc
Nulty of Suburban Trust Co.
who had the highest average
in the standard course a yeal
ago, but did not receive the reg
ular award because she had ne
Evening star., 1955-09-22

dent of Union Securities Corp.
denied that they went on the
committee seeking to develop
business for their firms.
However, the subcommittee
produced memos from the files
lof some of the companies, in
Icluding Union Securities. which
showed that they had discussed
the possibilities of getting un-
derwriting business out of the
merger.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Women Expected to Take
Biqqer Part in Bonking

competition. Certificates were
awarded to the following:
Pre-standard-Mrs. Barbara M. Fries
sss RsIs.rs MS Ro,ns aens ans MIs
Emily C. Tobin, American Security q
Trust; Miss Alberta c. Miller. Bank oi
Commerce: Miss Barbara Rowe, Miss
Mary Scott and Miss Sarah Waddell,
tRiggs National
Standard-Miss Louise T. Pike.
Evening star., 1955-09-22

ley Scherr fined drivers John
Wychailis and James M. w
zeiler. IS, saying they were "yic-
TINS of circumstances" They
were accused Of doing so miles
Evening star., 1955-09-22

an hour In q 30-mile-an-hour
zone last August.
Judge Scherr said he'd refer
the matter of the speedometers
to the Maryland Trafflc Safety
1 Commission.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Waverly Taylor Named
To Institute Panel

Waverly Taylor Of Wayerly
Taylor, Inc. will serve on the
panel at a plan analysis session
of the Community Builders
Council of the Urban Land In
stitute in Detroit September 26-
%. The institute has head
quarters here.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Pepsi-Cola Franchise
On Long Island Held

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Of Ions
Island. Inc, which filed regristra.
ton with the Securities anc
Exchange Commission Monday
for public offering Of 100000
shares, holds the Pepsi-Cols
franchise for Nassau and Suf.
folk counties on Long Island.
Through an error. this column
yesterday reported the company
held a franchise of a competing
company. OF the proposed offer
ing. 10000 shares will be offered
for company account and 10000
for the account of Russell NJ
Arundel of Warrenton and Wash.
|ington, who is president of the
firm. The offering is expected
In October.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Francs and Kay's Stores
tn Combine Ads. BuyinG

Two large jewelry store chains
operating in this area have Joined
forces to economic in adver-
tising and buying"
Seven Franc stores and -four
Kay stores are involved. The
new group will be called Kay
Franc in all advertising.
Purpose of the move. store
officials said. is to take advan-
tage of the buying power oi
Kay's 80 stores across the Ma
ton.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Stock Exchange Firms
Nominate Officers

James j. Lee, partner OF w
lE. Hutton & Co., New York. has
been nominated as 1856 president
Iof the Association of Stock
Exchange Firms it was an
nounced today in Colorado
Springs. Colo. where the associa-
tion's board Of governors is hold
ing its fall meeting.
Sewell s. Watts, jr., Of Baker
Watts & Co.. Baltimore, and
Marco F. Hellman of San Fran
cisco. were nominated vice presi-
dents. Robert ]. Lewis of Esta-
brook & Co., New York. was
nominated treasurer.
James Parker Nolan of Folger
Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co. was q
member Of this years nominat-
ling committee. The chairman
was Eugene M. Geddes of Clark
Dodge & Co.. New York.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Internal Auditors to Hear
Estes and Turner

O'Ferrell Estes, Internal Audi
tor of Capital Airlines. and
Thomas N. Turner, Assistant
Auditor General, United States
lair Force. will address the first
fall dinner meeting of Washing
ton Chapter, Institute Of In
Iternal Auditors. at the Occidental
Restaurant next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Dead PotroImon' $
Promotion Ruled
Up to Legislature

BALTIMORE. Oct. % R1.--Ii
WIN take an act Of the Legisla.
Iture to promote q dead patrol.
man back to sergeant. the At
Itorney Generals Office ruled yes
Iterday.
Patrolman James y. Purcell
denoted recently from sergeant
and transferred. was fatally shot
BY q burglar last Sunday.
He had been denoted for ac-
lcepting q Gift Of $75 from Henry
1.-THE Dutchmanl Grunewalt
while the Washington influences
man was in custody Of Baltimore
police pending arraignment on 9
Federal income tax charge.
Gov. McKeldin Wednesday sug.
lgested that the policeman be re.
linstated to sergeant. saying BIZ
lfelt the ofiicer would have wor
back his stripes had he lived.
Frank T. Gray. assistant at.
Itorney general. said an act Of TIN
General Assembly was necessary
Police Commissioner James Hep.
Ipron said he win seek to have
such a bin introduced at the mex
session.
Patrolman Purceil's widow
would get $3.50 q year instead
of $3.075 II the rank is restored
Evening star., 1955-10-28
MARYLAND GINA NEWS
PEPCO Plant IS Called
hreot to Future Dam

proposed PEPco plant. He said
that a dam farther upstream
might better regulate the fioW Of
the Potomac at all seasons and
thus supply q more stable water
source for the District Of Coz
lumbia.
Mr.. Robinson also said that
there has been some fear ex-
pressed by planners that the de-
yelopment Of PEPCO In . rural
area might bring about an in
dustrial area surrounding the
generating plant.
He called attention to the fact
that PEPCO, In its contract Of
purchase from the Triple Seven
stock farm. owners of 1000 acres
In addition to the 500-acre
PEPCO site, the electric company
has pledged its support to recon-
ing the remaining land for In
dustriaI uses.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
IBoord Will Buy /
Boy Ferry Line
For S13 Million

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. % fP).--
The Chesapeake Bay Ferry Com
has voted to buy the Vir-
ginia Ferry Corp. properties for
$l3 million. the money to be OBJ
tained through the sale Of rev.
enue bonds.
The action came as the surprise
conclusion to q meeting held by
the commission here yesterday
Richard S. Holland, vice chair
man, said the commission hopes
to take over the ferry operations
January /.
The ferry corporation operates
vessels across Chesapeake Bay
between Little Greek. near Nor
folk. and Kiptopeke on Virginia's
Eastern Shore. The commission
wiz operate the ferries In con-
junction with service between the
Eastern Shore and Little Greek
The Chesapeake Bay Ferry
Commission was set up by the
1854 Virginia General Assembly
to investigate the possibilities oi
|a ferry link between the Eastern
Shore and the lower peninsula
The action was taken after the
Pennsylvania Railroad had aban-
doned its ferry service between
Norfolk, Old Point and Cape
Charles.
Evening star., 1955-10-28

oren. attorney for the arm. said
lvitro win consolidate its opera
ltions. now scattered in six build
|ings IN Silver Spring, into q new
plant on the tract.
Nearly 80 Vitro employees all
county residents, according to
Mr.. Orem - appeared ct the
hearing IN support Of the zoning
change. The company employs
$50.
Residents Of Manor Club
Estates opposed the rezoning Of
Ia one-acre tract opposite the
vitro site. H. Glenn Garvin,
Wheaton realtor who owns the
tract. said the Howard johnson
restaurant chain win build a
restaurant there II zoning clear
ance is obtained.
John r. Daily. attorney for the
Manor Club group. said the res
taurant would set up ribbon
Izoning on the east side Of Geor-
igia avenue. The planning agency
also urged rejection Of the peti-
ton.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Business Zonine Sought
For Georgia Ave. Troct

majority stockholder Is 3. Brooke
Lee, said q shopping center will
be built on the site. Blair Lee d
a Democratic member Of the
Maryland House of Delegates;
Brooke Lee, his father. Is q vet
eran Montgomery County Demo-
cratic leader.
The Maryland National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commis-
sion recommended the rezonine
and also favored the reclassifica-
ton to light industrial use OF
Is acres north of Connecticut
avenue.
The i've acres are In the mid
die Of q 35-acre tract owned BY
lVitro Corp. OF America, an elec-
tronics research firm now To-
lcated in Silver Spring. Nicholas