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e0e GIRARDS ST NE.

Neat. clean brick home: g rms.
bath, 3 porches, fun hsmt.; gas h.-w
heat. $500 cash will handle. Bal
s.siis, IKE Win fsh' M peg PAUL MF HAN HgsnN6S on
732 18th st. NV. Me. $4,000.
COLORED-S. OAK AVE.
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SOME

SOME
One Is really getting a buy for
80 800 An older home with & rms.
and oSmt in neW-house condition
on lot 100000. Small down pay
ment.
OF
All our listings. this one is the
lowest price, with bedFms., 5 years
old. Only 81 500. 81 approved.
OUR
Statesmen say see this quick g.
Tm. Cape Cod with bspt., hot water.
gas fireplace, porch. space for 2
rms on End floor Move In with
$3.50 down and $50 per mo. onlT
BEST
Buy for University Of Nd. professor.
Only , blocks from earrpus. q rms
"a baths. rec, rIn-. fireplace scr
porch. garage. big trees: $4,000.
BUYS
The best buy in the Wasflington
area. a retired professor Of Nd
University selling his 4-bsd-m. ali
brick with bsnlt. On iaFre corner
lot. with bar. fireplace. fruit trees.
etc: sf4 $50.
BURCH REALTY co.
s136 Baltimore Blvd. coilsse PARK
TO. e-5992 I'll 7PM After : IN,
WA. 1854. VA. 7-s74e
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ROCKVILLE CTwinbrookl - Sale
price includes swimming pool MEM
bership in fabulous Twinbrook
pool: few. blocks away. 4 bedrms.,
- full baths, fireplace. Bendix
washer and other features. CT loan
payt.. ST. mo. includes everything;
balance CT loan. $4,000: sale price.
$4,000 above OF loan balance. Nc
settlement or title expenses. By
OWNER. No brokers. Garden A.
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1853 4lst PL. Sc.

Det.. 3-bedrm brick. ia
baths. Anchor fences. screens
and storm windows, patio, fin.
bsnnt., many extras. reason
ably priced Must sell. LU.
l.347S. Open l to z or APP
Eointment
COLORED--36S BURBANK ST. Sc.
S11 800; corner brick house, 5 rms
full bsmt.. gas heat. attractive. An
chor-fenced lot. Call LII. 2-l000.
COLORED-LARGE GRIN. HOUSE,
new cond. near 18th and Penna.
ave; $500 to 500, will exchange
Also brick, semidet.. bedrms.,
rec. rm.. 5000 to $500 cash, might
rent. OWNER, ia. 9-7010.
COLORED-2ll 18th ST. S.E.-only
$1l 500. row brick. Six large rms.
apd tile bath, . large porches. Ice.
Tear yard. full bsmt 81 $50 cash.
LU. 2-l000 for appointment.
COLORED-GI NOTHING DOWN
GROOM SEMIDET. BRICK
OF Wheeler I'd, j block to schools,
transp. and shopping: years old.
Spacious rms. beautifully dec. full
bsmt. with outside entr., large level
fenced lot. This is your dream come
true. Call OWNER, LU. 2-Sl36.
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YOU CAN BE
QUEEN

OF the neighborhood when you own
this most attractive, white shinRled
home, on . large corner, handicapped
lot. In q desirable location, Just
south Of Alexandria. II has 3
3O-foot living room and q family
dining room; you'll love the modern,
large 20-ft kitchen with tile walls
and complete equipment including
washer and drier, there are 3 bed
rooms and 2 tiled baths Il bedroom
and bath on list fioorl, gundeck,
brick patio and driveway. Close to
excellent shopping, schools and
churches Best Of all, this home
can be purchased for the low price
Of $4,000 (GI approved, with 10ss
down. FILA, conventional or military
financing available
Ewes. Mr.. Hemmer. XII. s-Oi42
The M. H. BARRY Org.
XII. 9-363O XII. BOOTS
'sThe Old Reliable once,
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RRAnLEY RI.vn-
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

451O wEsTBROoK LANE
SPLIT LEVEL. 3 Bedrms., ia Baths
Liv. rm. 1922 with firepl., sep
din. nm, all cleo. kit. with natural
cabinets. rec. rrl., lavatory, built-in
garage. 81. $50. Open Sun, 1-6
DIRECTIONS: Out wisconsin ave
to Cedar lane. right IA mi. to Clear
brook lane, left to Clearbrook place.
right to Westbrook lane and Open
sign.
JOHN w. PARSONS
Realtor- Builder OIL, 6.a6an
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CHECK THESE BUYS
ts6 BUENT Mills NIL ESTATES; con.
$50 V~N''
HILLANDALE. rambler, sIs,a5O
CAPE COD; Y acre: 1890.
LANGLEY PARK; ramblers from
~, KENsInNgToN; Cape Cod. 4 bed.
THE IsENs
HE. 4-S479 Ewes, HE. 4-7b47
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Pre-Opening Display
5 NEW RAMBLERS

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 15-6
Brick: 3 bedrms. ia baths, liv.
rm. wLfirepi., full bsmt with outside
entr.. large closets. beautifully situ-
ated facing Govt. park. Directions
sc to Minnesota ave, left to Mass.
ave, right to 34th pl.
ST. 3-726R RIA. 3-2I00
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ROGER MOSS
Ewes. and sun. HE. 1929
:, NE Az, NRL-ANDREws

NEAR NRL-ANDREWS
BOLLING-GI OR NON-GI
GROOM, CORNER BRICK
Take over large CT Az Ioar
with low down payment This is ar
exceptional home; powder rm. on LIST
A.. 2 full baths: washer dryer,
dishwasher, disposal and many other
extras; close to everything. Cal
Mrs. Cox, LII. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S
ATLAS REALTY co
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

TO QUALIFIED PURCHASER
Fl. Dupont--2-bedrm. senidet
full bsmt. excel. cond.: poss. ii
3-S321.
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1907 DOWN

In Hillcrest. Large stone home:
bedrooms, 2 baths; recreation room
in basement; automatic washer
storm windows and doors. Owner
must sacrifice because of i'll health.
GI at $1,000
DIXON HILL REALTY CO.
5555 Livingston Road Sc
10. $4,000 10. 7-3601
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

MD.-California rambler;
3 bedrooms, big living room and
dining room, large modern equipped
kitchen, full basement with rec
room, large fenced lot. A terrific
buy at S12.750. Nominal down and
take over payments. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. =
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OF
BEST
RuRCH REALTY GO.

sI3e Baltimore Biga,. collsss PARK
WA. 1851. VA. 7-e74o
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ALEX., Shirley highway-New. g.
bedrm. brick rambler; full bsmt
With picture window, 81 900 down
$l2g per mo-. prin. and int. Ex
elusive, E. F. STEFFEY, ,JE. 2
4Q7O. IL 4-3447
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4 Bedrms., 2 Baths, Garage
Arm ryT@rT cyU1
46l9 HIGH SIT.


4619 HIGH ST.
Detached brick on a lovely land.
scaped .ot with l50-ft. frontage
nearly $4,000 50. II. Split level with
25-ft. Living rni.; separate dininl
rm., kitchen. living porch, bed.
rms. and bath on one level; 2 bed.
rms. and bath on upper level. Built
In garage and also an extra 2-cai
garage. Convenient to Somerset
School; near Woody's dept. storl
vna sne p9pplST shopping center q
rieht in the middle EOS.
Open Sunday Afternoon
Drive out Wis. ave-. lust past bu,
and .streetcar terminal 10 High st.
left TO house.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 x st. NV. Realtor MA. S-O75s
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drive-Civilian can assume present
Gil 4ise6 loan. Down payment, 81 so
monthly payment, $50. Total price
S1I.325. Detached asbestos shingle
2 bedrms. Expandable attic car
pletely Aforementioned worth S65l
alone). Call ST. 3-5311. or OIL. A.
b574.
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COLORED
314 BURBANK ST. Sc

S295 DoWN--Ssa. so MO.
Call ne at the number below and
! will show you the best deal in
Fort Dupont Hilisl Shiny. hardwood
frs; Walk-in closets. Hollywood hand
inlaid tiled BATH. de luxe kit. with
freezer chest. refgr. and range. Full
Dsmt.: gas, AC heat; fenced yards [;
of-street parking. A complete set OF
lum. canopies goes withhs This is a
semidetached brick; only about 2
years old, In better than new cond |
Lots of other nice features tool Call
right nowI
FALLIN REALTY COMPANY
IL $4,000. RE. 5-4734. XII. 9-6339
coLoRED--OPEN ? TILL DARK
Detached Brick Rambler
Abs H ST. Sc.
Only 3 years old, Cape Cod type
home with bedrooms, ga baths
tuil basement. modern fully equipped
LU. 2-4620.
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cHILLUM, 1908 Legation I'd. sar-
Cod ramb.: 2 bedrms., bath, liv. rm.,
kit, LIST f.; lge. dormitory End n,
with ? beds and enormous closet
space; full bsmt. Level lot. Many
extras. Price. S14.750. Call Mr..
Mann. HA. 2-3579.
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RAMBLER--3 atr-eond. bedrns. /.
family nm. ia baths,. full .hsmt.,
walk-ln cedar closet: fenced yard
facing the park. Chevy Chase. b
OWNER, 10. 6-s67e.
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CHEVERLY
NEW 4-BEDROOM
Cape Gods with liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit. full bath and optional bedrm
or den on LIST floor: 3 bedrms. anC
bath on 2nd. Ready for occupancy
VIII consider trade on District home
chss:r SlSg PaiE IiH4 ParEESosgy Ek s.
Builder. WA. 10000.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

210O IVERSON ST,
!. b Beautiful Sti l., rambler ,.,t 2M baths, ga
ing country. Priced to sell.
1886 JAMESON ST.
Lovely semidet. brick. fenced
yard. Ice. front porch, WESTINGHOUSE
kit, "a baths, many, many extras,
Air Force officer transferred: real
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Clinton acre. home: also an
other 2;bedrm; col!temporary on
woodward I'd. $12,950.
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We have homes approved CT, s
and 4 bedrms., as little as $3.50
down, $50 mo. Just call US for
app MrrS ~. !. ol I923r nrnnous
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ALEXANDRIA, n
Only Q yrs. old, this "like-Hlew'
brick home has a 1st-fioor powder
room, lge kitchen with breakfast
partltioned for recr. rm Only Sf3,-'
$50. Good terms Call us todayl
AL SMITH REALTY, XII. S-6652:
ewes TIE R-ESbg
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$500 DOWN-Blg Iiv. rm. with IRE.
place, family din. nm. lovely scr
trees. Walk 70 Pinecrest and ST
Bernadette's School. dI approved
$ lSisS q NJ, GRAHAM HAN q co. Ju
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA, tBeIle Haven area)---
CT, $3.50 down, $50 mo-, total
price. $4,000. Lovely Cape Cod in
immaculate condition. Finished at
nice kitchen equipment. One Of the
finest Handicapped yards In the en-
tire area 10 min. BY bus TO city
Call ST. 3-531l. or OIL. 1854.
ALEXANDRIA. close to Pentagon--
Well built 2-bedrm, row brick. fea'
turing an extra-lge. room witt
built-in bookcases, etc, IN base.
ment; front porch; Bendix washer
within walking distance to gradt
schools buses; x10.750. KATHA'
RINA NJ. POSNER, OF. 4-S4l4
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HOUSES for SALE. VA. Icons.I

PIMMITT HILLs--sale BY OWNER.
3-bedrm. house, on large. wooded
lot: small down payment; assume
al Imam NJ R.AaIA
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sAcRIFICE--Home priced below OIL
appraisal Of SI2,7b0;. IN Woodlawn,
Hyattsvllle,. Nd, 3 blks. from tr,
high school, elementary. parochial
schools, churches, 2 shopping
scenters and excellent transporta-
ton facilities: oti-street court
lin A.9AgO
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1890 Huron ave-. SI9.950-3-
bedrm. brick; walking to Census;
din. rm., family room plus recr. rm.,
Ia baths, fenced lot.
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IT never saw a boy so devoted
to his mother Mr.. Inman said.
He looked after her since be
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open cOnvenlent cheras o. Bgdaet Account.
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Q'TATR EDITT0N
lliNlIldoIe Firemen
To Be Montgomery
Convention Hosts

The Hillandale Volunteer Fire
Department will be host tomor-
row TO the Saith annual conyen-
ton Of the Montgomery County
Association of volunteer firemen.
The business meeting Of the
group will get underway In the
morning at the Hillandale Fire
Department, 10617 New Hamp-
shire avenue.
Memorial services for deceased
firemen, including Elwood Smith
OF Rockville, killed this summer
during rescue operations that ac-
companied a flood of Rock
Greek, will be held during the
morning. A luncheon will be
served at the firehouse for dele
gates and will be followed by a
parade beginning at ! pm. at
New Hampshire avenue and
Oakview drive.
Fire Department bands and
majorettes will be competing fol-
% trophies. The parade will be
followed by firefighting. and first
aid drills that will be judged fol-
accuracy, efficiency. speed and
safety.
There will be a banquet al
$3.50 pm. in the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory dining room. Parade
registrations will be accepted
until 1890 pm. Saturday.
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Steak or Beuns
For Juycee Teams

A new membership drive APP
pealing to the prevailing weak
ness for steak dinners has been
launched by the Silver Spring
Junior Chamber Of Commerce.
Francis J, Storke, membership
chairman. called the new drive
a Beans and Steak" competi-
ton.
Two teams. composed Of an
equal number of active Jaycees
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Slayer of Mother Token
To Mental Institution

was a little boy. He never lost
patience with her."
The father said he didn't be-
lieve God told the boy to kill
his mother, although he said he
was deeply religious also. While
Mr.. Inman was explaining that
he believed the killing was a re-
suit of an epileptic seizure, the
SON interrupted to say his
fathers statement was not true
This concerns me and I know
more about it than he does" the
son told the court.
The Rev. Ernest Campbell
pastor Of the First Baptist
Church in Alexandria, said hi
had known the boy for IA years
and he had always been reli-
giously inclined.
HE thought as deeply as he
could and knows how on reli-
gious things" DR.. Campbell said
II thought maybe it was toe
deeply many times"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28
Arlington Board Ra]scts
School EmpIoye Curb

BY q split vote, the Arlington
School Board last night rejected
a proposal to bar school en-
Iployes from campaigning for a
county board candidate.
The proposal. offered by Mrs.
Barbara Riches, would have re-
vised the boards now outdated
policy which forbids these en-
Iployes from campaigning in a
school board race.
State legislation enacted last
February eliminated the elected
status of Arlington's school
board in favor Of appointment by
the county board.
Defeated 2 to 1
Mrs. Riches proposal was de-
feated 2-to-l with Chairman
Clark Heating and James @
Stockard voting against. The
remaining two board members
Barnard Joy and E. r. Draheim
were absent.
In introducing the motion
Mrs. Riches said she believes the
principal factors involved arr
the protection of the individual
employes and the protection Of
the school system as a whole"
She said that staff member
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who publicly Identifies himself
with one political organization
or the other"-or who declines
to take such a stand-coulc
"conceivably" jeopardize his ca.
reer in the school system.
Should Remain Apart"
On the second point, Mrs
Riches said she feels that "oul
schools can best serve our COM
munity when they can remain
apart from the arena Of local
political controversy" The board
member emphasized that the
lone prohibition" in her pro.
posal would deal with "activt
campaigning"
Mr.. Stockard said that he
could not support the motor
under any circumstances" thai
"step by step we are Olsen.
franchising blocs Of our citi.
zens. ="
Mr.. Heating, who seconded tn,
motion to get it on the floor fol
discussion, said he believes thaI
the board has enough safe.
guards" to deal with any ''un.
ethical conduct" by staffers. "Ont
single restriction leads to an,
lother." he added.
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Prince Georges Scouts
To Comp at Meade

Approximately 1000 Boy
Scouts and leaders from the
Prince Georges district will move
into Fort Meade. Md, today fol
a weekend camporee.
The program has been ar
ranged to prepare the scouts fol
the National Jamboree next July
at Valley Forge, Pa. The CAM
poree will be directed by Joe
Butler, chairman of the Prince
Georges Camping Committee.
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MARYLAND VIRGINIA NEWS

under Vice Presidents David
BeibIer ir. and Robert zy
Brewer. are being formed to
drum up new and prospective
members. Each team win receive
points for every new or prospec-
tive member II produces.
At the Jaycees next dinner
meeting october II. the points
will be totalled. The winning
team and the high man on the
losing team will be served a steak
dinner. while the losers will sit,
down to a meal Of hot dogs and
beans.
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ing Of portraits Of DR.. Thomas
B. Symons and William p. Cole,
jr., former acting president and
board chairman, respectively, for
installation in new buildings
named in their honor.
5. Were told by DR.. Elkins that
the university's overseas pro-
gram. which already had at
tracted more than 10000 enroll
ments in Europe, had been ex-
tended to the Far East, where
at least 1000 students had
signed up.
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|ydhIefiO Pick
pupiIP|acemenI
Unit After Trip

RICHMOND. Sept. 20 (R.-
Gov. Stanley said yesterday he
will decide on personnel for the
newly created pupil placement
board after he returns to Vir-
GINA from a European visit early
in November.
The General Assembly adopted
legislation at a special session
to carry out the Governors anti.
|integration school program
Among the school bills passed
one provided for placement Of
pupils by a three-member board
II shall give most careful
thought to the selection Of the
board" the Governor said, "anc
will try to have it ready by the
time the legislation becomes
law"
This will be in late December
80 days after the act is signed
Some Of the acts carry emer'
gency provisions. however, anC
become effective when signed:
One Board Application
This will be done tomorrow
when A acts of the Assembly,
special session will come to tn,
Governor. He already has signed
81 acts. Less than a score o
the acts make up the school leg
islation requested by Stanley o.
added to the package he submit
ted.
Gov. Stanley told reporter.
yesterday he would act on all tn,
matters remaining to be signed
But this did not rule out the
possibility of veto should he de.
eide to kill any Of the Legisla-
lures enactments. The latter &C.
ton appeared unlikely, although
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Md. U. Teacher
Raises Asked

BALTIMORE. Sept. 20 tP9.-
Major pay increases for about lOo
faculty members. including 1000
salaries for full professors, head
a list of budget proposals ap-
proved by regents Of the Univer-
sity of Maryland yesterday.
The use Of television in class
room instruction was another
item approved in a buget total
ling $24.025, TIT for the fiscal year
beginning next July /. 1t rep
|resents an increase of $2,818.658
over the current budget.
In a statement on the budget,
the board noted that two-thirds
lof the increase would go for
raises of faculty salaries and for
additions to the faculty.
Modest Tv Request
The amount allocated in the
proposed budget for closed-cir-
cult television to be used for
classroom instruction was rela-
lively modest-$65.538.
Under the proposed faculty
scale increases, fully qualified in
structors would receive $4,000 a
year instead of the current $4,-
600; assistant professors. $500,
instead of $4,000: associate pro-
fessors, $1,000. instead of $1,000.
and professors. $4,000. instead of
$4,000.
Other Actions
Meeting for the first time
under the newly named chair
man, Charles F. Mccormick, the
regents:
/. Authorized Or. Wilson H.
IElkins to consult city and State
planners on a proposal for re-
developing the outskirts Of the
Baltimore campus housing its
professional schools.
2. Approved the selection Of an
architect for a poultry isolation
building in Salisbury.
8. Learned that Maryland is
one of 10 universities in the ma
ton where Reserve Officers
Training Corps fight instruction
has been made available to
young women.
4. Approved the commission
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the Governor said he had re-
ceived a few protests to an act
providing for State registration
Of groups advocating integra-
ton or segregation. The regis
tration bill was sponsored by
State Senator Charles r. Fem
wick and Delegate Harrison
Mann of Arlington.
To Sail for England
Gov. and Mrs. Stanley viii
sail from Newport News tomor-
row with a party of Virginians
for England and the Continent.
In England the Governor expects
to acquaint Queen Elizabeth with
plans for Virginia's 35Oth James,
town Celebration next year. In
keeping with protocol, formal in
vitation to the Queen will be
extended by the President of
the United States later.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-04-19
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday. April 10. 1855

luton introduced upon the initia-
tive of at least $3.50 of the regis
tered voters, and $3.50 of the own.
ers of the assessed valuation of
real property, located in an area
generally known as The Rockville
Fruit Farm and containing
238.273 acres, more or less. Said
resolution proposes to extend the
boundaries of the Town of Rock.
vile to include the aforesaid
areas, as prayed in the petition,
and that said area and the per
sons residing therein shall be-
come subject to all the laws, ordi-
nances, and regulations of said
town.
A more detailed description of
said areas is available in the files
of the Clerk to the Mayor and
Council of Rockville.
Mayor and Council
DICKRAN Y. HOVSEPIAN,
Mayor. 2319I
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-04-19
Notice of Hearing

The Mayor and Council of
Rockville, Maryland, will conduct
public hearing at
1000 p. NJ, APRIL "a, 1856
in the office of the Mayor and
Council, 120 South Washington
Street, Rockville, Maryland, on
the proposed construction and in
stallation of curb and gutter in
subdivisions known as lockwood
and Janeta, Rockville, Montgom-
cry County, Maryland. Said pro-
posed construction to be installed
along Maple Avenue, between the
intersection of Woodburn Road
and First Street. Subject to final
authorization by the Mayor and
Council of Rockville, the proposed
plan calls for the construction of
cement curb and gutter estimated
to be thirty-five cents ($.35) per
front foot annually. Duration of
assessment to be 10 years. A list
of the owners of properties be-
lieved to be specifically benefited
by the improvements together
with the assessable front footage
is on file in the office of the City
Engineer and of the Clerk and
Treasurer of the Mayor and
Council.
Mayor and Council of Rockville
BY MILTON B. MILLION,
Clerk. 2298
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-04-19
Notice of Public Hearing

Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Council of Rockville,
Maryland, will hold a public hear
ing in the office of the Mayor and
Council 120 South Washington
Street, Rockville, Maryland, at
$3.50 PM, JUNE S, 1856
or as soon as possible thereafter
as it may be heard, on the resolu-
ton introduced upon the initia-
tive of at least 25Ge of the regis
tered voters, and 25ft of the own
ers of the assessed valuation of
real property, located in an area
generally known as the un-sub-
divided portion of Twinbrook
along the northerly line of Hal
pine Road and east of Ardennes
Avenue and containing 2.7416
acres, more or less. Said resolu.
ton proposes to extend the boun-
daries of the Town Of Rockville
to include the aforesaid areas. as
prayed in the>petition, and that
said area and the persons resid-
ing therein shall become subject
to all the laws, ordinances, and
regulations of said town.
A more detailed description of
said areas is available in the files
of the Clerk to the Mayor and
Council of Rockville.
Mayor and Council
DICKRAN Y. HOVSEPIAN,
Mayor. 2321