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HOUSES for SALE, Mp. tcea.. j
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vIERS MILI,--Ciean 2.bedrm. house,
on large fenced lot: $3.50 down.
wHE vi; HAVEN = charming Colonial
with den den n, Lying living room; , Compact on,i
with slate roof. situated well back
on q beautiful lot overlooking
Mass. ave. Stone patio; rec. room
y aSso iu hsi ashi Sssan RiE ashnFsi
CO. EN-. e-2326. ives. IN. 1850,
$3.50 DOWN. balance ike rent; vier.
MIL Village; 4 rms. and bath. full
bsnit., fenced yard. HOWARD r.
ScHAFER. OF. 2-544I. --10
just OYER d. C. LINE, on River I'd.
---Attrae. brick Colonial with slate
roof. 10 beautiful eond. side hall
glnsHa; liy IN. din. I'm. Ice; H. !;
4. 8 bedrms, and bath on End. Full
bsmt with outside entT. Asking IN.
3. PHiLLiPs. OF. 2-7ooe: ewes.
KE. 1880. LII
FINE LARGE COUNTRY HOME in
Rockviile's lovely west end" Big
iot with Holly and Oak trees, one
1. It. IN cifcumference; 4 bedroom.
and library In addition 70. HING
room, dining room, modern Kitchen
and 3 porches; completely reno
waited. including new Res.hfed hot
water system, Owner. leeying city.
win lose money ct SO. 500. Drive
BY 100 Aberdeen I'd. open Sunday
J. c. Smith, Of i.2oSl. lis
$3.50 DOWN CT - S75 PER MO.
PAYS ALL---You can move into
this coy 2-bedrm. rambler after
the LIST Of the year. Has Q full
bsmt: and Ice, Level lot. Call JOHN
DENNIS. 10. 5-ls13. COLONIAL
d IsY EGxa sSicS 81 aiamBIKR-rbre.
separate dining area, kitchen table
space, full basement. tiled bath.
room. Must be seen 10 be appre-
ciated: adjacent transportation.
schools: weil-landscaped yard. An
Choir fence: owner transferred; OF
or FHA. $15,65o. Call WIZ. 6-7923.
cLosE.IN SILVER SPRING, 2 blocks
20 Hscht co--ThFes tyin-.ised
Sedrms.. IL tiled baths. frepl; u
HOT-WATER HEAT. SUBMIT BEST
OFFER, wOODMOoR AGENCY,
INC. JU. a-b656. OFFICE OPEN
3 10 Q. Realtors.
NEW COUNTRY RAMBLER.
center hall brick home. on nearly
an Acre corner lot; 8 .tEin.sized
bedrlns., 9 tiled baths. full dining
rm.. tabfe-spaee kitchen, screened
breezewAy,, gntage: full eround.ieyel
powder I'm. A.. J. KEssfNGBR a.
CONTEMPORARY HoME-If you
are modefn-minded give us call.
priced from $1,000 10 sss.Soo.
OF, FLA and conventional finane-
Ing can be arranged. Phone M!s,
bb osSRk Oh 81. s2- -siii mi KSSRzEN-
BETHEsDA---3-bedrm rambler; at
tached garage; vacant S26.95O
NJ. Mrs. K,'s-3-bedrni., e.story
Psrk-s-bedrm. Ssg Ss6
woodside Park--3-bedrm. rambler;
attach. GARAGE vacant S34.95O
Woodside Psrk--4 bedrms. and den:
You TsT can stiil move in for xmas.
CHESTER II. KELLER. RealtoH
Ju. b-7i00
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COLLEGE PARK

bungalow. only s
yrs. old. with AZ mtge. and $1,000
On. Rec. rm..type. bsmt.. ige. rear
scr, porch; fenced lot; blks to
school; $11.500.
$40 PER MO. to anyone with 81 900
may DC less. 7-yr.-old Cape Cod: /
blk. school and transp.: ) bedrms. .,
sep. din. rm.. nrepl., bsrnt,; $4,000.
BRICK RAMBLER with 3 bedrms
and full bsmt:, for sl2, $50 viii
Only 3 yrs. old; 2 blks. TO school.
ste.
LEWISDALE--Lge. 4-yr.-old brick,
With. bedrms. and paneied den,
hrepi., full baths, fully tiled
bsmt.; $4,000. CT or non-yets.
BURCH REALTY CO.
TO. 9-5992 TIL @ PM.
After Q p N. WA. 7-5641. HA. 2-SS9l
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LYNDALE. OFF MINNESOTA AVE-
SS isf rS. iss Ssdrm ssm'a ai
siiSo.iSibo. scr HA R4rSshiN Realty;
INC. LU. 1900, LU. 2-6076.
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Million Dollars

N1IIIIUII IJUIIdIS
Couldn't buy this home If owner
don't have 70 move, but a Gi can
get i for only $679 down and low
monthly payments. Three bedrooms,
basement. barbecue, patio: immacu-
late condition. Only ls minutes TO
IT. Meade or downtown b. c. via
JAMES {. GoNLEY S AP. 7-sa9sI
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

GARDEN LOVERS. ATTERTION-Be
sure and see this UNUSUALLY de-
Strnble yard QO0x100l. completely
fenced and expensively Handicapped;
surrounds lovely brick home With
manteled fireplace in living room.
eoS isLHS4i aha s sRf,Hsso RpTIsb
Owner win sen for LESS than al
appraisal, Si7,o50. imnediate &C.
cupancy. Your chance for . real
buy. Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP. 7-6400. --16
a MILLION DOLLAR SETTING
This, brand-leW brick rambler en-
Joys an Inspiring view overlooking
1, al ioo;sere wooded PARK with wind lind;
room With huge picture window.
overlooking patio and park; g
light airy bedrooms, de luxe kiteh-
en- with dishwashef and disposal,
hnest quality construction. Close to
schools: fpe residential area. Only
Sl7.565 Gl or conventional. NO
R PitS so SAEMEH BIOS s al h Ezeissss c
-16
BUNGALOW. nearby Nd. 1 block of
rec. rn., side drive, ise. trees: $500
change. OWNER, ia. 0-7OIO, 20
ONLY 81 200 DOWN. SIS per month
Lovely 3-bedroom home with z
baths. fuil-sized dining room. fire-
place in. living room. picture win
a Gov s sxtra.lares yard with trees
school. UN. 1851. lis
BRICK BUNGALOW, only S10,e5o
with $3.50 On. . bedrms., firepI,
In iiv I'm. . porches bsnlt.. ga
rage; nr. schools and bus. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. r
HoGsEs By HUGHEs-super mIf M..
Rainier location. Deliehtful 3-bed-
rm. bunga.; full English-type bsmt.;
magnificent porches: oil heat.
garaee. Tip-top condition through
out. New house cannot compare.
Si0.950: only $3.50 down. w. r..
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 till o
III
1900 CASH TO VET, near st. Je.
rome's In .Hyattsville: $lI. 900 buys
this 2-bedrm. brick BUNGALOW plus
finished attic; large fenced corner
iot; concrete porch: h.-w.h.; part
sssssSsdp 1861 RosGf aI y. Davis Va CO. g.
INC. -
NEW, BIG DE LUKE s-bedrm.. bsmt.
ESa.mbier: Ice slee. kit.., optional
wooded R-acre lot. Prince oeorSes
best buy. Only Sl6,95O, All a.
naneing avail. Trades considered.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
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Hsls: FOR SALE So. tesa.,luR fWEEDY

is s,n. AL sI,sE i AVE; ss11 ;
heat. Ia baths. vacant. Hodefate
down payment. BRUNO INVEST
MnENIs5 sd NC, ST. s-ss2o: eyes.
sEalD SEisSai BRICK = Brand.
new one year aso. Must be sold
before Christmas. Immediate pos
session. Liv. rm.. din. rm., modern
kitchen. 2 bedrms.. tile bath. fun
basement: fenced rear yard. oniy
$3.50 down. cAil OF 4-7I6o.
x6.O00i HOUSE. 3 corner lots--Nr.
suitland. Coral Hiils, Fairfax.
Spend $500 on 2 bedrms. and heat.
Bath complete. ETC.: $50 mo. buys.
Incl. tax. ms. AID. 10000. III
HILLCREST PROPER
Lovely prick bungalow; 8 rooms ana
bath; Like neE: full bsmt, Open
SUNDAY noon-dArk. Best location
IN Sc. 2220 38th st.. M-bioek oii
Alabama ave. 16s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
Rrookdale-aReautiful"

Open Pri.. Sat. Sun. ls I'll dark
Four bedrooms, 2h baths and den
available due TO owners transfer
Equipped from top TO bottom with
sn. sae ns asS,i tSs TS ,sssT vlns .
30s.
BURR N. JOHNSON Jr. 4 CO.
1889 wisconsin Ave. NV.
EN-. 3-s777 Ewes. OIL. 4-o96i
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How Old Are Ynu2

How Old Are You?
I'm, 4 years old, oil brick, and have
q long way TO 30. rye had the best
Of care, have q modern. GE kitchen,
beautiful fireplace in Nv. rni., bie
bedrooms. fun bsmt., ALUMINIUM
storm windows and doors. You can
assume my large Al OF loan OF
$4,000. payable at SS7 per mo, In
GUIDING taxes II takes only SO, 400
to buy me. You'll be happy with me.
JAMES G. coNLEY AP. 7-es92
~ MIN D c. 20 10 Fl MEADE
Beacon Heights, Riverdale
VETS 30-YR. LOANS
NO MONEY DOWN
s. BEDRMS.. ia BATHS. BSMT.
NEW BRICK HOMES
$12,750-$12,99
FEW AVAILABLE FOR RENT
DIRECTIONS: BALTIC Wash Pkwy. to
Riveradle I'd. outlet. right 200 It.
to 66th ave. tSee signI rieht to
emo Of 9th ave, right TO homes
HERB BEDFORD, AP 7-2345
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TAKO;)MA PARK

Just cf New Hampshire ave. we have
9 3-bedroom brick rambler, only s
finished reereRtion room and WALL
to-wall carpetinS included Good
terms available, Owner In Florida.
Price. Sl7,500. See It and buy 1t
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HOWARD -CITY-15 acres. B50.ft
frontage for commercial, lie. home,
barn. orchard, ETC.: Se.050 terms.
CLAUDE WOOD. 10. $1,000
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HIILCREST PROPER
NEW liHIooSMfEEsSpDsSs. ESQ
DOCTORS--DENTIST
THIS rs TT

New stone home, huge bedrooms
I Sish .t Salt p.S slCss.' .bs 4.
to be appreciated. Open Sunday.
noon-dark. Dir: Pa. ave. Sc. to
3lst, right 70 Westoyer DR., and
3l25; j. w. MEDLEY. Owner.
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WALTER REEp AHA. oa uppe

GLOVER PARK. OBSERVATORY place
Semidetached. 8 rooms, bath. attic:
house vacant, has been completely
reconditioned.. An opportunity Ia
purchase q fine home or as an
investment property. For price and
terms, call ONCE.
KILBOURNE PLACE NV. near
Sacred Heart Church--2-story
basement, Groom dwelling. IL
baths. front and rear. porches
Many extras. automatic heat. etc,
Beautiful condition. Price, $4,000
Terms.
FLORAL ST. NV, Shepherd Park
ares--Convenient grade school
Attractive corner dwelling; 8 rooms.
~ baths. many extras installed by
present owner. Possession with
deed. Price and terms on request.
GEORGE /. BORGERs INC.
s43 Indians Ave. NV. Ma. s.o35o
Ewes. I'M 2-S673, WO, 6-70zD
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BEDRM,-1st FLOOR
This attractive home has Q bedrooms
tot 2 and 1st-h, family room1. plus
screened rear porch: full basement:
Al situated on large wooded lot.
81 approved for $4,000. Inspect
Y and convince yourself OF its value.
Visit Robert e. Lohr Homes
M ANN isrYy N M MA n .ano
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PARK---Seasoned charm
in this residence ideally suited to
house Q large or Composite family:
Liy. nm. din. rnn.. library and
modern KIT, breakfast nm. laun-
dry. on LIST level: ) hsdrms.. 2
baths. End level; bedrm., bath and
2S-ft, rumpus rni. on 3rd: tree
i hF9sIs cornsr let sarge go $4,000 oo0.
eyes,. Mrs. Deeiy. M. 3-4aS9.
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TO. 9-59g2 TIL 9 PM.
After . p NJ. WA. 7-5641. HA. 2-SS9l
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Brick BUNGALOW: $500 down. Vacant,
clean; move fiEht In. Price Is
$10.g50 THOMPSON q GRAY.
JU. 5.6l6u Ia
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CHEVF CHASE, d. C.--ChArml
and spacious home, the answer TO
the need for gracious entertaining.
Large entrance hall. est. liy, rFn,
dining rm.; l5xl5 sunny den; I
on End: 2 additional bedrms. on
Ord. l0.000-sq, 1T. corner lot.
$31 $50. ANDRIS REALTY. OIL
2-ee70: ewes. Mrs. ciopton IN.
A-r1hIl. IL
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rm.. bsnt. BUNGALOW: OF, $4,000,
PROVIDENCE REALTY, JE. 2.3343.
RAMBLER acres: /: .bedrms.. 4
baths, wood-burning fireplace In
both. spacious living rm: and rec
pretty equipped Hotpoint Kitchen,
2-car garage: huge 2Ox2O. screened
porch, oyerlooks wooded valley;
close.in location: price, $33.p50.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC,
Radio BLDG. Arlington. IA. 4-il55.
$3.50 DOWN, and move into this
3-bedrm. rambler. with lge. liv. rm..
dining nm. De luxe Kit, 8 bedIms.:
500. Cal ia. 5-94Oo. BETTER
NoNVET Only $3.50 DowN-Here's
your deal! Assume big GI loan and
owner will hold end trust for the
difference; 500 per mo. win cover
principle. interest and insurance.
Very clean 3-bedrm. rambler. good
P ss se ss fqss e St ssh s: -ss
sMITH < poSNEEE. ia. 9eSisii'-
rambler, 3 bedrms. with lights in
all closetst on q lge. lot with trees;
hsmt with an outside entrance.
why Welt bll SOIneOne puyS IL
$50 $50; terms can be arranged.
SHANNON a. LuCHs CO.
$4,000 is THE FULL PRICE-VA
approved. which we think Is low for
this lovely 3-bedrm. brick-and-
asbestos single Colonial. Liv. rn.:
full bsmt We think It's 9 steal;
Call "A; $4,000, BETTER MONIES
sSSo Down FOR NoN-GPs--rhis
Is your opportunity to assume .
lge. OF loan and only pay q low
down pymnt. Practically new. 3.
bedrm. rambler. Immac. cond.
Westinghouse kit: full bsmt.: lovely
lot, with trees; cony. :, location.
Pull price $4,000 Call IA s.
94OO, BETTER HOMES REALTY,
CONTINUED on Next Page.J
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2 Rush Hour Crashes
Tie Up 2 Main Arteries

Two traffic accidents at the
height of the home-bound rush
hour last night created king
sized headache. for District and
Arlington police.
No one was injured in either
crash, both of which occurred
in strategic spots. One was at
the approach to the southbound
Highway Bridge. and the other
on the Virginia side Of Chain
Bridge.
The resulting snarls had traf-
fic backed up from Chain Bridge
back to Georgetown and along
Fourteenth and Twelfth streets
from the Highway Bridge to
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
The Highway Bridge tie-up
involved the problem of getting
a crane through the heavy home
bound traffic to move an auto
damaged in a minor accident.
At the North Glebe road APP
proach to Chain Bridge, how
ever. J. E. Galloway. 40. colored.
Of the 600 block Of Northwest
street, Alexandria, miraculously
escaped death when the brakes
failed on his fiye-ton dump truck.
The heavy vehicle reared down
the twisting hill out OF control
as Mr.. Galloway vainly tried to
halt it by putting it In gear. The
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Virginia OKs
New Rates on
CurInsurunce

RICHMOND. Dec. / tR.-The
State Corporation Commission
has granted a request for re-
vision Of the automobile liability
insurance rates. effective Febru-
airy /.
The revision, following a plan
outlined by james M. Cahill Of
New York, secretary to the Ma
tionl Bureau Of Casualty Under
writers. will give owners Of
private cars a decrease of four
tenths Of one per cent on their
liability rates.
Changes as outlined by Mr..
Cahill and others at the COM
mission hearing would have al
lowed a 10 per cent discount in
rates for young male drivers
who completed specified course
in driver training. to include
behind-the-wheel practice. How
ever. DR.. Harold Jack Of the
State Department of Education
took issue with the proposal.
DR.. Jack said youngsters who
have had classroom instruction
only should be allowed some
credit. The sec agreed and
ruled that 5 per cent credit be
given to young men who have
had classroom training but no
actual driving instruction in an
auto.
The commissioners disagreed
with the rating bureaus on one
other point. They refused to
allow hikes in rates on school
buses.
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|McKeIdin Acts to Speed
New Stote Roads Setup

BALTIMORE, Dec. tR.-
Gov. McKeldin yesterday asked
the State Roads Commission to
go ahead quickly with part Of q
realignment Of its administra-
tive setup suggested by his spe-
cial panel Of government eff
cheney experts"
He suggested the commissions
chief engineer be given direct
authority over:
/. The right Of way depart
ment.
2. The traffic division.
8. The advisory engineer.
The advisory engineer now
works directly for the commits
sion. The traffic division also
reports directly to the three
commission members. The right
Of way department Is responsible
both to the commission, on land
acquisition problems. and the
chief engineer. on engineering
problems.
The realignment was recon-
by the Governors Green
Commission on State Programs.
Organization and Finance. He
assigned the group to study the
Roads Commission last summer
when Democratic legislators were
clamoring for a legislative coun-
Gil inquiry into the departments
operations.
Gov. McKeldin also suggested
the Roads Commission 60 ahead
and hire an administrative as
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Women Voters Told
Of RIGHTS Violation

Citizens accused of disloyalty
by "faceless informers" have been
deprived of basic rights in the
Governments loyalty and secu-
rity program. a prominent WASH
ington attorney told the League
of Women Voters of Montgomery
County yesterday.
Gerhard p. van Arkel addressed
a luncheon meeting in st. PauPs
Methodist Church, Kensington,
attended by 100 members of the
county league.
Mr.. van Arkel, who is secretary
of the District Democratic Cen
trail Committee, said the rights
guaranteed in the First and Fifth
Amendments to the Constitution
have been infringed by Govern
ment security check methods.
Reputable persons may invoke
the Fifth Amendment, he said,
adding, 1T Is not necessarily true
that q person who invokes the
Fifth Amendment is or was a
Communist"
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sistant to the chief engineer
land such additional personnel
as may be necessary to enable
the chief engineer and his dep
uty to function more advan-
tageously."
The Green Commission report
said the chief engineer norman
L. Pritchett) is much overworked.
begged down with administrative
detail that should be handled by
administrative assistants while
he devotes his talents to engi-
neering problems.
The Governor said the Green
Commissions suggestion for re-
grouping the Right-of-Way De-
partment, the Trafiic Division
and the advisory engineer under
the chief engineer would appear
to be sound and logical
Il request the commission to
consider forthwith such appro-
pirate action as may be neces-
sary to accomplish ... (it)." he
wrote to Russell H. Mccain.
roads chairman.
He noted the Green Commits
sion's report would seem to re-
quire immediate attention" TO
the lineup OF the Right-of Way
Department.
The Green Commission said
the department had sometimes
failed to consult the engineers
about changes necessary in the
design Of roads because Of diff
culties encountered In getting
rights f-way.
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gears stripped and speed in
He successfully negotiated
three sharp curves before coming
to the approach to Chain Bridge.
At the bottom of the steep hill
is a trafiic light.
Rather than risk hurting into
the intersection at the bottom
of the hill. Mr.. Galloway told
Arlington police. he swung into
a cleared space about so feet
long at North Forty-first road.
At the end of the clearing is q
solid wall of rock.
He steered his truck into a IA
inch thick utility pole, swapping
it of in three sections and tear
ing down a transformer. The i'm
pact tore the double set Of rear
wheels completely from the
truck. Tipping it over on its back.
The entire vehicle except the
steel dump body was crushed.
When the dust settled, Mr.. Gal
loway crawled from the wreckage
without a scratch.
The accident cut of lights
along Glebe road and put the
traffic light at the intersection.
out Of operation. Some homes
also were without power. Three
policemen using flares for illu-.
directed traffic.
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was taken to the hospital. He
was notified Of the impending
birth, and as he passed the tour
list court on his way to the hos
pital he saw all the fire engines
around his cabin.
i took one look. What could ]
do? I had to get to the hospital.
I kept right on going" said Mr..
Tweedy.
The burned possessions in
cluded a layette. Mr.. Tweedy
said he had no idea what the
loss would come to-"It's Just
everything we have. I guess"
The Penn Daw Volunteer Fire
Department said the blaze APP
parently was started by an over
heated electric wall panel along
side the bed in the Tweedy
cabin. No one ha dtime to turn
it of when Mrs. Tweedy was
rushed to the hospital. The
baby still had not arrived three
hours later.
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Foirfox Cabin Fire Mars
Rendezvous With Stork

A Fairfax County couple lost
all their possessions in a fire to-
day an hour after the wife was
rushed to Alexandra Hospital to
have q baby.
The IRE burned out the in
terror Of o brick cabin at the
Dominion Motor Lodge on No. l
highway. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert I. Tweedy have been liv-
ing for two months. An adjoin-
ing cabin also was damaged.
The FIRE was discovered at $3.50
am, just one hour after the
Penn Daw Rescue Squad rushed
Mrs. Tweedy to Alexandria Hos
pital to await the birth of he.
second child.
The Tweedys have an 8-year-
old boy. Ray. who was at schoo:
when the fire started.
Mr.. Tweedy. a carpenter, had
gone to work before his wife
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Group
Hits GA Site

Proposed location Of the new
Central Intelligence Agency
building at Langley. Va. has
come under attack by the Upper
Montgomery County CMd) Plan
ming Commission.
Nearly half Of the GAS en-
'ployes live in northwest Wash
|ington or Montgomery County,
The Langley site will be nearly
inaccessible to these employees
unless construction is begun i'm
mediately on the proposed Cabin
John Bridge across the Potomac
and the George Washington Me-
mortal Parkway on the Virginia
shore Of the Potomac, the COM
mission said.
The criticisms were contained
In letter to the National Capt.
tai Regional Planning Council
which has asked area jurisdic-
tons to comment on the report
of a consulting firm which
strongly favors the Langley site.
The report. prepared by the
firm Of Clarke and Rapuano,
placed great stress on the bridge
and the parkway projects, the
planning commission said, yet
nothing has been done to our
knowledge to assure the con-
struction of either facility at
any specified future date"
The planning commission also
opposes the Langley site as a
threat to continued use of the
upper Potomac River as a source
of drinking water for area com
munities.
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to Open
YuIe Doll House

A Christmas Doll House oper-
|ated by the Hyattsville Md
town police for the collection of
toys and food win be opened at
l1:15 am. tomorrow at Queens
Chapel road and Hamilton street,
West Hyattsville.
The 90-piece band from North
western High School will provide
music for the ceremony, which
win be led by County Commits
sioner Jesse s. Baggett and the
Hyattsyille City Council.
Set up for the third year, the
doll house will receive donations
to be distributed at Christmas
to needy families. It will be
open from 10 am. to 8 pm. daily
except Sunday.
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Eastern Shore Hunter
Killed in Accident

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. / Rl.-
Darcy Hughes. 10, died yester-
day in a Cambridge hospital of
a wound in the neck apparently
suffered when hunting COM
panion's rife discharged acct
dentally.
DR.. John Mace. deputy medi-
cal examiner. said young Hughes
was shot by Jackie Booze while
the two and Wayne Simmons
were hunting between Church
Creek and Taylors Island.
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Roads Group Criticized
On Tunnel Procedure

mission than the committee feels
can possibly be justified"
This was its major criticism Of
the contract which has been the
center of a political debate since
the 1854 election campaign.
The committee found no spe-
cific "wrongdoing" in the con-
tract.
The report was signed by six
Democrats Of the 10-member
committee. Senator Bertorelli.
Democrat of Baltimore, who sat
in on the hearings, declined to
sign. Others not signing were
Senator Phoebus. Republican Of
Somerset. Senate minority lead
er, and Delegate Derr. Republic
can Of Frederick, House minority
leader.
Other Action Taken
In other action today, the
council:
/. Endorsed a recommendation
by the Green Commission on
State Programs. Organization
and Finance that the three-man
State Roads Commission be
abolished and be replaced by a
single executive director and an
advisory commission.
Instead Of two members as
the Green commission recon-
|mended. the council plan would
include four in addition 10 the
director, with one from each
geographic section Of Maryland.
Their appointment would be SUBJ
ject to Senate confirmation.
2. Decided to ask the legisla-
ture to create a 15-man commits
sion to study a possible revision
of the formula for redistributing
gas tax revenues to Baltimore
City and the counties. 1t also
would study other State local
fiscal relationships.
3. Approved a bill to raise the
medical license examination fee
from $40 to $35.