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lis chairman of the roadside
planting and care committee
Mrs. Acheson represents the
Little Garden Club of Sandy
Spring. which led in organizing
the council.
George H. Riggs. jr., Of Sher-
wood PTA is chairman of the
architecture committee, John
M. Beavers of the Norman Price
Post of the American Legion
heads the coming committee and
chairman of publicity is Jack
Bentley.
Other community organiza-
lions in the area have been in
'vited to appoint representatives
to the council.
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bad company, giving UP a pos
sible career.
An argument started. it was
testified, when Mr.. Blanton
visited Mr.. Delano to discuss
returning to radio work. The
men scufiled. and Mr.. Delano's
hip was injured when he fell
against a bed post.
Mr.. Delano told reporters he
wanted to bring the youth up
as his son.
HE used to sing to me That
Gray Haired Daddy OF Mine, >"
Mr.. Delano recalled sadly.
Another favorite he sang and
played on the guitar for him
he said, was Home on the
Range"
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THIEVES STOLE HIS STOVE,
NOW THEY'VE TAKEN HIS HAY

Montgomery County Police are investigating the day.
light theft OF sixty bales of hay from barn the farm
of Evans North Department Of Justice attorney who
ColeSvile, Md.
The hay vanished while Mr. North was at work and his
wife away at her Job as school teacher
Among the Silver Spring detectives who hoping the
tracks Of truck tires outside the north barn win lead to the
culps Oct Seret Stanley Harding, who bsed the hay
for MIR. North.
The Norths remodeing their residence on Bryants
Nursery road and early this year put iron
docs preparatory to painting it and installing flower pots in
the holes About three months ago. Mr. North said
thieves carted off the 4O0pound relic.
The hay robbery would have occurred Mr.. North
said, II his Wemaraner watch dog had not been confined
to the house after the birth Of nine puppies.
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roadsides and to encourage
architecture and coming pleasing
to the majority of home owners
In our community"
The council also seeks to Tex
tend influence and support to
those working at county and
State levels for the same cause
In the field of public education
and legislation"
Other officers are Melvin
Crawford of the Olney Rotary
Club, vice president; Mrs. Ed
ward Wilson of the Friendship
Garden Club. recording secre-
tary-treasurer. and Mrs. Phillip
j. Prang. jr.. of the Ednor Citi-
zens' Association, corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. Dean Acheson, wife OF
the former Secretary of State,
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Lynn Photo

Lynn Photo
ent pastor of the Church of God
in Alexandria, said William had
an exceptional voice." He also
sang in the Wakefield chorus.
Mr.. Mullinax, driver of the
car. was a friend of the We'll
borns. He was gong to the DAN
vile area to bring home his wife.
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Reed Concert

The first of a series of II
summer concerts at Walter Reed
Medical Center will be presented
at 7 pm. Wednesday by the Air
Force Band Of Boiling Air Force
Base. Service bands will alter
nate in the series.
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DoIIom Named President
Of Community Council

Kenem Dallam of Sandy Spring. member of the Enter
prise Farmers Club has been elected president of the Northeast
Montgomery Community Council.
The council formed to study problems development
the growing northeast Of the county Twenyone
izations in the represented the council
Purpose Of the ITO preserve the beauty Of
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Budget Hearing Set

Final hearing on the Takoma
Park budget for the coming fiscal
year will be held at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the Firehouse. Car
roll and Philadelphia avenues.
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.Wyngute PTA Picnic

The Wyngate School PTA will
hold a picnic supper Tuesday
at the school grounds. Wilmett
and Wadsviorth drive, Bethesda.
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CoLORED--APT.; utils. incl; young
couple or . or 3 young ladies. RA.
6-503O. ia Kennedy ST, NV. 30'
COLORED-APT. BLDG. 18th and
r. I ave. n.w.--2-rm,. enc; pvt,
kit, newly dec; share bath steam
heat; child; 500. co. b-5l7a,
Me S-Bss3.
COLORED = 1899 RANDOLPH ST.
NV Nicely furnished l rm:, KIT,
pvt bath; utils, furn.; $50 mo.
TU. 2-6lbH.
COLORED--I0Os c ST. NE.---Lee.
front rm., nicely furn. Pvt. kit;
and pvt. hath For employed
couple or single person. $50 per
mo Ii, 4-2s1O.
COLORED--G3O ELLIOTT ST. NE.
- rms. and bath, Just on No.
OLIVER T. CARR. REALToR.
COLORED-Ie5O HOLBROOK TER
RACE N.E,--3 rms. and bath; lust
off trinidad ave. SBS. so. Ma.
s-a3f0. OLIVER T. CARR, REAL
TOR.
COLORED--14S3 NEWTON NV
3 big rms, kit, bath, porch, $50:
rm., pvt. bath $40. See Janitor.
SIDNEY 2. MENsH a CO., MA. s.
$40.
COLORED-25th ST. OFF PA. NV.
list a. Modern, Germ, apt. gas
heat, hot water; 500 VIII. 6-5O46.
COLORED-I Ice. ROOM and kit,
Reigr. Utils. incl. Children ac-
eep,ed., / blk: from Lincoln PIX.
CoLoRED = 1883 NEWTON ST.
NV bedrms, liv. rm., kit, b.
and porch Also Ice. rm. and b,
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2t1O 18th ST. NV room, lge.
dress. closet (usable as. hedrm.) },
kit. din. and bath, ST2 so mo-;
Ice. rms, kit, din. and bath, 500
mo- and large. brightly, airy rms,
very lge, liV. rm.. din. rm., 8 bed
rooms, kit. and 2 baths. S165 mo.
BOILING FIELD AREA, 2SOS ind
st. s.e.-Redecorated 2 rms, kit,
dinette and bath. $75 mo-, incl.
utils. Phone or see MRS. DODSON.
10. 2-4642.
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APIS. UNFURMsHED-D. c.

s ICE. BRIGHT RMS, 2 baths,
I A.: suitable for executive. serv-
ice of1cer or doctors once. cow.
IL desired: reasonable HE. 4-576T
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See lahltoF, -HuU cue 81.
1871 oRREN ST. Ne, Apt. "A
rms kit, dinefte. bath. porcff SIS,
Incl heat and Inv Good condition
Waite tenants. MA, S-622a; ewes.
WO 6-MrAr
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TAKOMA PARK--Three rms and
bath, utils, furn.; couple only: conv.
TO transp. JU. 7-9O23.
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l7O3 Capitol Ave. NE.

Apt. Lily. rm,, 2 bedrms;. din,
F ana aSs ps ss ytn sSrs SSS Tssr
See Jan rear Of 1908 Cap ave ne
CAFRITZ. DI 7-9080
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APIS. EURNIsHEp-Mp.

ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS. mod.
attractive furniture; Ss1 so. up. all
utils incl unfurn apis avail also
For brochure and further info. call
RE 5-s001. 8. ?. A O.. INC
rental agent.
TAKOMA PARK-Iiy. rm.. bedrm.,
elec. kit, tiled bath: pvt. home:
pvt, entrance: adults. S215 Car
COTTAGE CITY apt. for rent-Liv.
nm. din, rm;, kit, ! bedrm., pvt.
married couple no children. WA.
7-4S42; after 5, call UN. 4-S4SS.
TAkOMA PARK-Three rms. and
bath, utils. furn.; couple only: conv.
TO transD. JU. 7-9023.
ROCKVILLE. MD, Living room.
bedroom. with air-conditioned kit.
private bath: entire 2nd floor in
private home; all utensils and utili-
ties; private entrance; COW. to
mo. PO 2-4G30.
TAKoMA, vic. Walter Reed-Liv.
1857 or 10. 4.0fii.
Mr.. Sill. SPG. AND BETH bed
AANs AAAst hlNss UdiAls pNts EAlbA ;
$50. incl, utils. JU. 9-5261.
EXTRA Ice. RM., kit, bath: mr..
transp., shopping ctr. Plenty of
heat; all utils. incl; S55. LA.
B-5S5S.
TAKOMA PK.--Attractive 2-bedroom
apt. for adults; patio. pvt entr.,
utils. furn.. SS5. 77l3 Carroll ave.
COW. TO ANDREWS and Census
4 rms and hath mr. bue ShODS
church; sos mo. incl. all utils. RE.
6-14SI.
I-BEDRM. APT, with liv. rm., din.
kit. bath: pvt. entr.; use Of washer;
utils. incl. 10, S-S2lS.
1-BEDROOM ATTIC APARTMENT
Private entrance; country sur
roundings. garage; couple or bache-
Tor only. 10. 7-S141.
HYATTSVILLE-3 rms; rvt. home;
adults only; cOnv. transp.; utils.
furn WA 1-3547
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ANACOSTIA, 231O 18th st. Sc, near
Good Hope rd.-Large corner-gar-
den apartments, / and 9 bedroom
apartments, large, bright sunny
rooms; new freezer-top refrigera-
tors; S77.50 UP, incl. all utils, See
janitor on premises. LII. 2-3109
or IU 4-51SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-29

GEORGETOwN-l -6edrm. apt: enc.
kit. sarb. disp-, utils. incl; SOS.
See fauitor al00 One e
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4os NEwCoMB s.E.-Dupiex. 3 ex-
pos. insulated. new dec. Ga rms.
xii bath $3.50 plus utils. 10. q
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krAR roNytcTIcIiT AVE I'M

18Th 81. NV. Apt No. 81: Sg7--
Two hedrmS. large liy. room din
ms room. recep hall kit and
hath. in clean quiet building
Open Saturday and sunday or
cal AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST Co. 81. 3-s00o.
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144S SPRING RID. NV.
:, 3 rms, kit; and bath Mod, apt,
Excellent condition. SBO.30 per mo
See ianitor or call NO. 7-6i45.
COLORED-2 RMS, dinette, kit and
bath. SIS month. ia. 9-52s5.
C0LORED--235I CHAMPLAIN ST,
NV, mr.. 18th and Columbia I'd
4-rm. apt, $50 or $3.50 wk. DU
7-0af1. OF, o-71oS
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sO3 d ST. N.E.--Liv, rm.. -djnette.
kit. and bath, 2nd mr.; sac 80 per
month, Call NE. S-004l or EN-.
i6is p ST. N.w.-Extra- lse. mod.
enc. apt; liv. rm,. dressing closets.
din kit, bath enel. sun porch;
BACHELOR APT.-Larse rm.. 2
n Es e ASrly TIE RR TftSS CO.. SoI ri
/ X 81 n wi, ST. 3-6344.
4O6 CONDOR TERRACE 8 p. No, 2Os
Newly redecorated; bedroom,
living room, dinette, kitchen and
bath garbage disposal, air condi-
toner, locker space, laundry facil-
tiles; bus in front Of building;
sos per month including. utilities.
ggsS, keys o IS RDE io4 can TO- e
500 ADAMS ST. Me- rms, Kit.
any ISL 8f'i BELMONT SSHsSHrAi Rs. NV. - 5
06S7 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-;j
rms. kit. and bath. Redecorated,
lis 18th ST. Me- rms. kit.
and BAH Hs;R ReseeSrs 3 eainANSss'
932 X ST. NV, Ma. s-s30S
1910 9TH ST, NE, End q. No, 4
sos mo liv rTn., bedrm, din,
kit, bath, screened rear porch; newly
dec. immed, pOss. ST. 3-13OS.
Real Estate Dept.
SENATE COURTS. 100 c st. ne
Large 1-bedroom apt, ideal location;
attractive bldg; res. manager and
cHAS. D. SAGER, INC. ST. 3-4567
4Oi5 4th STREET Sc; Newly dec
GRATED. Lovely apt; lily. rm., sep.
dinette. bedrm. tile. bath, ample
closet space; screened porch, $50
ROGER MOSS
| HO 2-B020
Eyes. and sun. HE. 1922
1916 r ST, NV large rm.. Kit,
dinette. bath, dressing closet; S66.5o
large rm.. dressing closet, bath,
switchboard and elevator service.
DJP: sl 9.I BIZ 7-Sa+'' or Res. Mgr,
TYLER AND RUTHERFORD. INC.
910 18th st. NV.
1893 X ST. Sc. Apt. % bedrms,
kit, liy., bath: viii decorate. $50 so
1901 3rd ST. NV, Apt. A
rms. e bedrmS.), kit, bath: utilities
incl: good condition; $50 so.
l.. T. GRAVATTE
l 1918 X ST. Realtor Ma S-0753
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CHANCELLOR APIS.

2I4 MAHS. AVE. NE.
apt. with huge Closets; available Al
once; $3.50. Building adioinA
Union Station Plaza: Just ! block
from Capitol Hill OLIVER T.
CARR, REALToR, Ma. s-0340i ewes,
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coLoRED-NoRTHwEsT
1904 KINoMAN pL.. APT. /

SOLOHED-NOHTH
1904 KINoMAN PL.. APT. L
Now available in this close in,
practically new building, 9 one-bed-
room apartment with living room,
dinette, modern kitchen and bath:
gas heat; rent, $40, which includes
refrigerator, To inspect. see or
phone janitor on premises, CO. s.
0254.
B. r. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. MA. s-21OO
CoLORED
14l7 D st. n e.-2 rms. kit. and
bath. Redecorated $3.50
44l1 Foote st. NE rms. kit.
and bath. Redecorated. $50,
22S n st. n.w.---3 rms. kit. and
bath Redecorated. sos.
ll07 Queen st. ne rms, kit.
20l4 sth St: n.w.--2 rms. kit.
141S 9th st. NV rms, kit.
and bath. Just remodeleds S55.
1928 18th st. n.e.-2 rms, kit.
and bath. S57. so.
HARRISON 4 ADAMS
932 X St. n W. Ma. s-s30s
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APrs. UNEURNIsHIp-p. G

Washington, d. G.
SATURDAY, sEPTEMnER 20. 1879
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APIS. FURNIsHED--VA.

FURNISHED APT, Alex, Beverly
Park Gardens -bedrm. furn. apt.
good transp and close to shop.
ctr; Ss5 mo-. plus cleo. TIE. g.
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l AND g BEDROOMS, modern.
all utilities included except cleo
tricity. For further information
call SHIRLEY DUKE APTS., XII.
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n. ARL., COW. Arl. Hall, IT. Myer,
Pentagon-l bedrm., liv. rm., dip,
kit. and bath; laundry and storage.
S94 80. ia. 7-4lS4
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CAPITOL HILL--Completely restored
and moderniZed l-bedrm. apt: de
luxe kitchen and bath; bldg. wired
for air eonditioning; SIS mo. See
APT. Ia. THOs. D, WALSH INC,
SIS 18th So. NV, DI. 7-7557.
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TAk0MA, vic. Walter Reed-Liv.
nm. bedrm., kit. and bath, JU.
1-T5H7 or IO ANIL
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chonneI 7-WMAL tABcl
chonneI 9-WToP tcBSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-24
Poff Hits PIunks
Of Both Parties

RADFORD, Va, Aug. "a Up
Representative Poff, Republican
OF Virginia. said yesterday the
civil rights planks in the plat
forms Of both the Democratic
and Republican parties are unac-
ceptable to him.
In a statement issued at the
requests Of reporters. Mr.. Poff
said:
so far as I can tell, there is
no essentian difference between
the civil rights planks OF the
Democratic and Republican plat
forms. Both may be acceptable
to some people. Neither is ac-
ceptable to me-"
Mr.. Poff is seeking reelection
to Congress from the 9Th Dis
trict. He is being opposed by
Delegate John Whitehead. also
Of Radford.
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Der Of months. The Sensabaugh
woman, convicted on q morals
charge, came to Spring Grove
only a few weeks ago. the hos
pital said.
DR.. Isadore Tuerk, the hospital
superintendent, said both were
transferred to Spring Grove
from the State Reformatory for
Women, after they repeatedly
attempted suicide.
DR.. Tuerk said Mrs. Nichols
WAS working in a one-story
building at the hospital when
the two women jumped her.
They used her keys to unlock
the doors.
The superintendent said other
patients told him one escapee
Iclamped a hand over the attend
ants mouth. No weapons were
seen, he added
A third patient, not involved
in the abduction, followed the
escapes and their hostage from
the building. But she was quick
ly recaptured on the hospital
grounds, police said.
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Queens Chapel Manor, near
Hyattsville. and Ramona Sensa-
baugh. 81, Roanoke. Va.
Prince Georges police said the
Mahan girl was convicted in
October. 1854, on a breaking and
entering charge. She was sent
to the mental institution the fol-
lowing January. Her penal
sentence ended in June last year,
but the hospital said she was still
mentally unfit to return to
society, and she has remained in
custody.
Prince Georges police re-
called that she kicked a po-
Iliceman during a court hearing
She was also reported to have
threatened the judge.
A hospital spokesman said she
has been a patient there a num-
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TwoCountyMen
Held in Theffs

Two Prince Georges County
men were in the Rockville Jail
today in connection with series
of recent theater burglaries in
the suburban Maryland area.
Montgomery County detectives
also are questioning a third sus-
pect believed to be linked with
the theater entries and possibly
with several other cases.
Held at the Rockville Jail on
charges of HOUSEKEEPING and
theft are Milton Chester Con-
don, %, of the 5000 block of Ed
monston road, East Riverdale,
and William Walter Overton, jr.,
%. of the $500 block Of Thirty
seventh avenue, Brentwood, po-
lice reported.
They face hearings in Silver
Spring Peoples Court on Monday.
Detective Sergt. Harold Tread
well said Overton formerly work.
ed for the ABC Vending Corp.
which operates cold drink and
other refreshment machines in
various theaters. and had dupli-
cate keys to the theaters and
machines.
Sergt. Treadwell said the
Viers Mill Theater in Viers Mill
Village shopping center and the
Flower Theater in Takoma Park
alone were broken into eight
times. Theaters victimized also
included the Laurel Theater, one
in Waldorf and others in the
suburban area.
Condor and Overton were ar
rested in Waldorf Wednesday by
State police.
The detectives said the amount
OF money taken has not been
determined.
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Two Women Escape
From Maryland | Hospital

A Prince Georges County girl
and another young woman pa
tient, both described as having
homicidal and suicidal tenden-
cies. broke out of Spring Grove
State Hospital in Gainesville,
Md. last night.
The two overpowered a woman
attendant. took her with them
to a wooded area two miles from
the hospital, partially stripped
her. and then turned her loose
unframed.
The attendant, Mrs. Betty
Nichols of Ellicott City, mother
of three children, returned to the
hospital early today.
The hospital said the escapes
were Grace Mahan, 10, of the
$500 block of Thirtieth avenue
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.Stute Acts to Cut
Labor Day Toll

CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug. "a
(R).-A plan designed to reduce
highway deaths during the long
Labor Day week end was re-
vealed here by Paul Burke, chair
man of the Maryland Traffic
Safety Commission.
Mr.. Burke said 1903 police
chiefs throughout the State
have pledged their cooperation.
During the week end beginning
officially at 6 pm. Friday, Au-
gust 81. and continuing until
midnight September 3, they will
distribute 100000 "slow down
and live" pamphlets, Mr.. Burke
said.
They also will present SLOW
down and live" key rings to driv-
ers they observe practicing high
way courtesy. he said.
Mr.. Burke said the idea was
suggested by Oscar Morris, ed
itor of the Salisbury Times.
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tee of the Northern Virginia Re
gional Planning Commission,
said he was convinced after talk
ing with Army engineers that
Fairfax should act swiftly to lay
the ground work for public
water supply on the Potomac
River.
Mr.. Moss. Supervisor Stuart
DeBell and Supervisor Claiborne
Leigh have had several confer
ences on the proposition with the
county's engineers and with
Army officials. Army engineers
are in charge of the District
water supply.
Could Serve Other Areas
BY building a water filtration
plant at Great Falls, the county
could be ready to serve the Pim-
init Hills area, the town of
Vienna. and the town of Fair
fax when the need arises, said
Mr.. Moss.
The town of Fairfax currently
has a request pending in Lou
doun County to build a dam
and filtration plant on Goose
Greek. A 21-mile pipeline would
bring the water from Goose Greek
to the town of Fairfax.
Mr.. Moss said he was con-
vinced, however, that Goose
Creek was inadequate to serve
the towns needs, much less sup
ply the entire area through which
the pipeline is to pass.
He submitted a report to the
regional planning group two
months ago, questioning the
wisdom of tapping Goose Greek
in the light of statistics supplied
by Army Engineers.
There is no doubt the Poto-
mac River is our most depend
able source of water supply"
odlO IV1I MOoo.
He added that the county
officials had talked with officers
at Fort Belvoir about the idea
of selling water to the military
reservation if the county filtra-
ton plant is built. Fort Belvoir
has been studying the wisdom OF
abandoning it's Accotink reser-
voir. and getting water else
where.
"Belvoir would use 3 million
gallons a day-that's about the
equivalent of 5000 customers,
said Mr.. Moss. That would give
us a good start in the water
business"
Would Cut Distance 8 Miles
He noted that the proposed
county filtration plant would cut
eight miles of the distance the
town now plans to bring water
from Goose Creek and also would
not involve construction of g
dam. If the county plan turns
out to be cheaper. Mr.. Moss said
the town might see fit to aban-
don the Goose Creek idea anc
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MARYLAND VIRGINIA NEWS
Brothers Fined $50
For Warden Assault

CHARLO TTESVILLE. va.
Aug. "a, Especially Calvin E.
and Joseph E. Brookman, Of
Charlottesville. were each fined
$50 and given suspensions Of 30
day Jail terms for assault on
Albemarle Game warden William
Napier on Saturday.
The brothers we're convicted in
Albemarle County Court with
Judge Stuart Head presiding.
They admitted they were in
volved in a scuffle with Mr..
Napier at Lake Albemarle. They
had been charged with felonious
assault. but the charge was re-
duced by the judge to simple as
Sault.
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3 Future Formers
Cited for Degrees
BY the Associated Press


Three Maryland youths will
be recommended to receive the
highest degree of the Future
Farmers of America-American
Farmer.
They are Charles E. Martin,
Rocky Ridge, Frederick County:
William E. Murrow. jr.. White
Hall. Baltimore County. and
Lewis R. Riley. Parsonsburg, Wi
comico County.
They will be recommended for
the degree at the FLA national
convention in Kansas City on
October 1913 by the Board of
Student Officers and Board of
Directors.
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enter into a joint venture with
the county and Great Falls.
Mr.. Moss said the plan now
being studied would cost only a
fraction of the original program
The Potomac River also is
being eyed by Rockville and by
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission. Rockville will
vote on bond issue Septem-
Der 10 to tap the Potomac, and
the sanitary commission has
been advised by its engineers to
use the Potomac as a water sup
ply by 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-24
Kilmer Is New Head
Of Fruit Growers

MARTINSBURG. w. va. Aug.
"a tSpeciaD William H. Kill
mer, manager OF orchard hold
ings and one OF the younger
executives in the fruit belt in
this county. is the new chairman
or the Berkeley Jefferson Fruit
Growers Association. He has
been serving as president Of the
Youth Fair here for the past
two years.
Mr.. Kilmer succeeds Stanley
Eye OF Harpers Ferry.
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JTI!I55 7;II5liW.IJTEI,TII{y

Decorator boudor and throw pillows Regularly 80 and more
100
Border striped cotton dish towels. IN for I. nm
Cotton mesh, muItieoored dish cloths ~ for 1. nm
So" cote eu+oins, many coors Regularly 90 Inn
Feather bed pillows. 2ox26 cotton ticking Inn
6x6' flOro printed shower curtains. Inn
PI''tie tobe mots' many eoors. DIOR 100
Nylon dresser secs and vanity SETS 3d. and 42
100
SHRED nyIon tier eurtoins Inn
oemi tcsse and regular decorator cups and suueer 1
Plastic tobe cloths, 54xS4" 54x7S" many coors Inn
Anchor Hooking drink glasses, g. s, T. ounce sizes
IL for 100
Utility Havs hangers covered. for 100
Aluminium utility dishes. Inn
Pottery gift items. Inn
ThFee-pieee aluminium grease SETS Inn
Chino butter dishes. 4 m
Plastic mattress covers twin and full size Inn
P'o'tie pillow protectors. 3 for 100
Chine Cups and souee' 4 for 100
Woven utility bcskets Inn
Down Sors Store House~ore., North Building
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they're fully lined
MISSES
RAINcOATS
800

Checks, ploids, topes-
try tweeds-olI spot
resistant. Some with
hots, hoods or umbreI-
los. Choose from many
styles in royon or cot
ton.
Down Stoirs Store.
coots and Suits