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BETHESDA = 2-bedroom expansiblt
white brick Cape Cod; lovely fenced
with JOHN R. desiBoUR & CO.
CO. 5-1130; eyes,, OIL, 4-S117.-
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quiet street, lovely neighbors. deer
lot. oak trees. dogwoods, azaleas
flower garden d-yr.-old traditional
brick Colonial; 3 bedrms.. bath rp-
stairs, paneled den or bedrm., full
bath downstairs. .All-elec. kit, full
hSnt Xn0R Aherdaan ID "a
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SILVER SPRING

II you are looking for a home I'm
new-house cond. and on q beautifullv
landscaped lot, then You'll really ap.
preciate this immac. center hall Co
lonial, consists Of liv. rm. with
hrepl. and side covered porch, din.
m poEder r1. and mod: kit. with
Full bsmt. with gas h.-w.a. heat al.
tached gar. We feel this home is
modeStly priced at sci $50.
To inspect. call Mr.. Smith today.
E. Quincy Smith, Inc.
d. 7-9O57 Ewes. LU. 4-77ss
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NEAR GAITHERsBURG-h acre.
3-bedrm. frame home, ~ baths
large living rm. with fireplace. din,
ing nm. full bsmt.. garage, beautifiil
shrubbery. house newly painted.
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Observation-Disclosures 3-bedrm
VIII. brk.; SCI 500: wonderful terms
CAPITOL HILL--To restore: 3-bed.
rms: h..w.h.; best rest. area: S9.9S0
CHEVY CH.-Beaut. lge. grounds;
32-ft. liv. rm., 4 bedrms. STEVENS
REAL ESTATE, AID. 2-2S75. IL
NEW AIR-coNDITIoNED RAMBLER
ANN, . !, l436 EoXHALL RD; o,
500S CATHEDRAL AVE.
LLOYD P. SALYER, BUILDER
at Cathedral ave-, until pm. OF
your own broker.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARL.. ! blk. Fort Myer. 5 Minis
garden type bldg pvt parking;
$74 80, plus utils Avail May
1915 N. Quinn. ia. 1861 after
ARL. 2 BEDRMs., sep. din. rm.. mod
apt. BLDG: excel. ldry. facils.; mr.
Hecht Co. schools. bus: $3.50
utils. RIA. 3-0314. .
ARL.. -bedrm. apt, mod
bldg. cow. bus. no children. high
restricted. MccLAINE. ia. 2-3300
aO6O N. VERMONT sT.-e-bedrm,
apt. | blk. from transportation
and shopping. Available for i'm
mediate occupancy at $3.50 per
month. To inspect. call ia. 5-240O.
WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC, 959
N. Monroe ST.. Arl,, Va. II
1921 N. VEITCH. Arl., Va.-Beau-
tiful apt. with 2 bedrms. and den
or 3 bedrms, Dishwasher space
and disposal. In nearly new build
ibmgnaeSS n &At X inspect s9l e.
INC. $50 N. Monroe St., Arl., Va.
AN APT. with pvt. pine rec. rm. Liv
iishts. outside entr.; apt. Bldg.
blk. ,Arl. Courthouse, blvd. stores,
min. Pentagon, $l15 incl. utils
IA. 1929 ia. 2-5600.
FIRST MONTH FREE, lovely Q
bedrm. apt close to buslines and
shopping. Is Minis. from District,
5 Minis: from Pentagon. S90.50
MOVE CLOSER TO WORN! Oak
ridge Apis, blk. Arl blvd. Court
house. Nr. town; Pentagon. Fort
atmosphere. We are are proud eV Of i.
ssssSSsSss. . "a. $500 tS mel 0''i'' ia
1-bedrm. apt. with liv
rm., dinette and mod. kit. plenty
OF closet space. .ldry. and park. ia
cilities. Wired for air conditioner
Shop. center and 2 buslines within
l block; Just few minutes from
Pentagon, Navy Annex and down
Incl. ali dtiis. WAKEFIELD MAN.
I'd, IA. $1,000. 10 am. to 5 pm.
Mon. through Fri. KE. 6-S43I
: am. to o pm. ewes. Sat. and
LGE. :-BEDRM. APT. - Newl,
painted. Choice Arl, location. Mt.
stores and transp. Mod. bldg. Far
better than most at $3.50; with
BEVERLY PLAZA SEC. - Roomy,
mod. 1-bedrm. apis; Sd4 So $50. SO
mo-. shop, transp. excel; laundry
facil. Call res. manager. XII. 9-0947.
IS
S74 UP. utils. incl.--Close in: redec
l-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg: mod
refgr. and stove. auto. laund. facili-
3-567S days, EN-. 3-q2OS ewes.
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HOUSES uNEURNIsHEp

.3ll5 ADAMS MILL RID. NV. ex-
SinSiye residential SECTION tacins
inspection MUCK Lovely siy r row 1 Spick; 10
huge rooms and ia baths: detached
lear brick. garage; full bsmt and
attic; newly decorated. including
beautifully sanded floors: oil heat.
Must be seen to be appreciated
HHn hNSNS l Na mo- Es,oyy white. Mr. NEu'
SSE ssi n soi9Ms l.s. ssR sATF II,
4 :BsEtb'RsMsn. 81 :,sBsArB RAMBLER on
;.-aere wooded lot; near Dunn.
lBordinn so school. Va; si25 mo JE
GEoRGETowN-L. r. d. r.. L..
sE Iss. be- e. g "a SsT F Rssut ssrden
apis. -3-bedrn. det. home: er,ci. I'd
porch; $50; gar, $40. co. 5-s376.
SILVER SPRING, st. Johns Parish
Sas Hssar@ sstorV n.y. c E am SEiio fls mo
Ju. 9-349O: after 8, 10. 5-4s0O.
AVAIL. MAY 20 or June I. white
Colonial at 1907 Flint drive, West
gate. Nd. 5 blocks east Of West
HVleinuu NlrVic-o DeuImel pail,
screened porch; Ice. attic with bis
fan, cooling sleeping quarters effec.
lively Good schools. shopping dis.
trict. city transp. all within lO-min
walk, SlB5 mo. OIL. 4-5s22 TO-
s.E,-iO ROOMS, . baths. oil h..
VII; excel, cond. Key at T6l i0tt
waEAToN. ciose.in--s.Oedrm. Sricl
rambler: very clean; vacant; 500
sT mISnsR sFkhS BRps JU a S5ssl0
semidSt. Colonial: tile bsmt. SEP
KESsINGER a CO, JU a.I5il.
WHEATON--Loyely 2-bedrm. bunga.
low; full bsmt.. sos mo-. or VII
sell 500 down (non-vet or YETI
and $50 mo, PARKsIDE REALTY
3.BEDROOM BRICK COLONIAL
large separate din rm.. garage,
full bsmt.. near elementary and jr
in Ariinston; Sisb cal Nh IRA IRA.
PER. IA. $4,000. -
va. SIS Juniper lane. RAVEN.
WooD-b-bedroom, 4-bath, split
level stone home on approx. / acre
and dining rooms, screened porch,
2.car garage. recreation room;
immed. possession, $685.. GEORGE
MASON GREEN Co. "a. 4.IIOO.
SHIRLEY HIGHWAY, Just ia min
utes TO Pcntagon-Brand.n split
level. bedrooms and den, IL
baths. available Immediately. $3.50
per no. eau LURlA BROS. "a.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED-S395 DOWNS houses.
All locations. NO. 7-ssSs, MR.
ICS ULoofiAHs NV, sI-5oo
DOWN-Semidetached brick home
for gracious living. 3 twin-s.ze
beSrms.. . baths. knotty-pine rec,
rm... large liv rm.. mirrored wall
ccal! ssINDLER REALTY CO.. no
coLoRED-57O7 KANSAS AVE.
RR SSRER c,n,s yAb bsI On DETACHED
Attic S Ss H iSins rm W %GSeTn re psss
recreation room with fireplace, big
dining room and kitchen breakfast
nook. Large screened porch. garage.
Many extras, none like 1t. See IL now.
Mr.. Maury, no. 2-3S71.
oo MARSHALL Fs,l A !; MAPLE co;
CoLoRED-MT. PLEASANT
3-story row brick. lots OF furni-
ture, kitchens: excellent financing
Call now. UN. 4-3052. -3
cOLORED
Don't pay S14. 800 for homes; buy
wholesale way S10.500 and Sll 800
Fair down payment. For particulars,
call THOMAS W MOORE CO, phone
service night and day. IL $4,000
or NO. '-65SS.
CoLORED-1425 MERIDIAN PLACE
Conveniently located. arranged for
IL families. Spacious throuehout.
Priced right. on easy terms. Call Mr.
c'ar MAs Isl 2LaOi J! wApLE CO.
1924 I4th St. NV. AID. 4-@oo5
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10 ROOMS. OLD GEORGIAN
lot surrounded BY stately trees. Can
De easily converted into small school
or nursery. S31 900.
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
Poplar 2-9442, Poplar 2-9443
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHASE, MD. - Rosemary
school area; beautiful, sunny A.
bedrm. home with large enclosed
garden: $500 monthly. For details
call MISS CoRBIN. DU. 7-1234 oil
1877 45t6 ri Sc, Near Coral shop.
ping center-Liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
3 bedrms., bath. Basement. At.
taehed garage. sl25. Call Lu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES interesting
homes now avail. Priced from SOC
to S275 mo. NELLIE LOWE CASSEL
Realtor, AID. Apis, OIL. 2-3135.
new kitchen and bathrm.. suitable
for couple or 3 sgirls. $40 DOR
OTHY- @. WOOD. Realtor. DE
UPPER 18th III rms. 4 baths;
completely furn. for income and
nome; 81 35 mo. RIA. 6-1393. Il
AREA 1-bedrm.
coy brk. cottage; Just right for 9,
excel. res. loc.; 500. TIE. 6-4504
GEORGETOWN-Lge. liv. rm,, din
rm. opening onto garden: f1replaces
pvt. driveway. . air-cond. bedrms.
y baths: lge. mod. kit: Nav 10
to Sept. IS; $500 mo. DE. 2-3O59
BETHESDA, NIH+Lovely Cape Cod
on y acre with IS dogwoods; avail
June /; $3.50. Avail. unfinished
4 desired; THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
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CHEVY CHASE NM
Mass. Ave. Ext Area


3-BEDRM. HOME - On exclusive
street in Rockville. full bsmt., large
oak trees in yard $4,000: So. 500
down, balance In one mortgage
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|, 9. ACRES BEAUTIFUL LAND. an
hard road, in Rockville area-
bedrms.. Ia baths full bsnt
greenhouse 25x4O, sos. $50.
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1900 BLOCK 10th ST.

1OOO oAOOAA 4OOll - L.
II rooms, ~. baths. Gear brick
nsr, beautiful home or ideal for
only $1,000 SS Cali ST. T!s s1isoS
c. ]. YOUNG, REALTOR
1929 Vermont Ave. Suite 5O2
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2-BEDRM HOMES with full bsmt
IN Arlington and Falls Church,: 500
WRIGHT REALTY. INC, NORTH
Glebe I'd Arlington. Va. ia. 2-4SOO
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CLOSE-N BETHESDA-Middle eos,
Immaculate brick and slate Colo.
NAL with den, powder room. rec
rm.. and garage: 3 lge. bedrms',
baths. ANDRIS REALTY. go. OF.
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HOME VALUES
AURORA HILLS AREA

OF. 1880 REALTOR OF. 4-g4lO
75S 23rd St., s. Arlington, va.
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A MoDERATE-SIzED FAMILY will

just nj into this cute brick home
u 81. Spg.; 2-bedrm. bungalow.
daylight bsmt.,. Just a short block
on Colesville I'd; hard TO find such
on terms. RIPLEY a. ROMER. INC.
u. 5-6iIl,
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KIDS InS SPECIAL, mr.. public and pa
31a-bedrm.. 2-bath, full basement
Cape Cod with din. rm. and large
kitchen. A. J. KESSINGER q CO.,
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
OPPORTUNITY for approved pur.
chaser-Lge. liv. rm., foyer, den
din. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath:
exposures: 24-hr. service bldg:
Minis. downtown: $500. AID
4-3141 or HO. 1880. 3
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,-NeWly ueGOfAttu --bedrm. co.
ssns Rr h5a s sd5 Ss' cEo
ROBERTSON, Realtor. 1896 Wis
ave, OIL. 2.2l23, 0 nm.
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$3.50 DOWN. non-GI-Spacious Co.
,sonisl home. featuring liv. rm. with
pisnned SfsR t ds da uni j.d Ssli-
and bath End A.; airy side porch:
bsmt:; 100 It. lot: close 10 sd.
Johns Catholic School and church
quick possession. Price, $l3,O5O,
WOOD COMPANY, 1115S Georgia
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tcontinuea on Nszt Psssl
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'1NuEH q Co, JU. 9-4544.

SILVER SPRING, close in, walk to
Hot Shoppe and D. c. line-6-ru1.
brick Colonial, entrance hall, rec.
nm. porch and garage; corner fenced
49, patio: only S1S,50O. once open
THOMPSON CO.. REALTORS
s2jO Fenton St., s. s., 10. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, SPRINGFIELD-A new
split level, with 8 hedrms., ga
baths. electric kitchen in color. a
recreation rm, with powder rm.,
laundry rm. and built-in garage;
S29.500. OIL. 2-2071 after 9 pm.
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A BEAUTIFUL new brick Colonial
nIme IN Mass. ave. extended area
'arge bedrooms, ga baths and a
library. LARGE living room, sepa-
late dining room, fine kitchen and
finished recreation room, garaee
aud screened porch. Priced only,
SSiWy's3u; 5HEA CuSHARD Realtor
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HOUSES for SALE. NV. tcont. (,

CHEVY CHASE (Barnaby Woods
Unusual and charming white brick
home: 3 bedrms., 8 baths. large liv
nm. separate, din. rm.. equip. Kit.
$50. BlLLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
EN-. @.2326: eyes,, OIL. 6-595O.
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Rockville ruffic
PorIey Will Hear
Chicago Judge

Chief Judge Raymond P. Dry
malski Of the Chicago Municipal
Court will describe his city's
traffic court system before the
9th annual Montgomery County
Traffic Court Conference Wednes-
day at the County Office Build
ing in Rockville.
The all-day session, which be-
gins at $3.50 am. also will hear
District Traffic Director George
E. Keneipp, who last week made
a five-day inspection tour OF
traffic safety organizations in
four cities, including Chicago.
The conference will include a
panel discussion Of current leg
islative proposals. led by James
H. Lake, assistant to the presi-
dent of the Automotive Safety
Foundation. A second panel,
headed by John H. Reeves, presi-
dent of the Montgomery County
Bar Association. will discuss the
operation of the county's Peoples
Court.
George E.. Grotz Of the Ma
tional Safety Council will review
his groups annual inventory of
Maryland traffic safety activi-
ties.
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Collection Units
Listed for Gifts to
Mental Potients

Six collection centers have
been set up for gifts to patients
in Maryland mental hospital
the Montgomery County Mental
Health Society has announced.
I Mrs. Marquis Childs, Christ
mas project chairman. said gifts
may be left at the county IL
braries in Bethesda. Wheaton
and Silver Spring; the Noyct
library in Kensington; the Ia
koma Park library and the
society's headquarters, 1929 Ply
ers Mill road. Kensington.
The society requests that gifts
be unwrapped, but with wrap
ping materials attached. Sug-
gested gift lists are available al
the collection centers. Among
the recommended items fol
women are stationery, handker-
chiefs, costume jewelry, cosmet-
les and arts and crafts sets
Suggested gifts for men are
cigarettes, pocket combs, stretch
socks and slippers. Television
sets. radios and sewing machines
are needed for wards.
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within the area proposed for
annexation and a number Of
smaller communities. The sub
divisions are West Briar Manor,
Oak Ridge, McHenry Heights,
Oak Forest, Vienna Acres, vi
emma Woods, Oak Glen and
Moidone Acres.
Some of the area sought by
the town already is served by
town sewer and water facilities.
Mayor Moore says that those
outside the town limits pay $24
a year more for these facilities
than town residents pay. This
extra charge would be elimi-
mated.
Trash Expense Cited
Outside the town limits pri-
vate trash and garbage collec-
tons cost from $18 to 1924 a
year per home, Mr.. Moore said.
This cost would be absorbed by
the town if annexation is sue
ceSSful.
Virginia law does not provide
for a vote of the residents in
the area proposed for annexa-
ton. The suit is to be decided
by a special three-judge court.
The suit is scheduled for a
pre-trial hearing in Fairfax Cir
cult Court Thursday. The actual
trial date is expected to be set
for sometime in December.
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Willows Man Held
In Double Murder

A resident of Willows, Calvert
County. Md, has been charged
with two counts of murder in the
shooting Saturday night of two
brothers during a tavern brawl
in Prince Frederick, Md. State
police reported.
Police said Elias A. Jones. 80
is accused of shooting to death
Louis w. Stepney, 80, and
Edward B. Stepney, 20, both OF
Huntington. Md. All are Negroes
Trooper Wallace Caldwell said
Jones was arrested near his home
about an hour after the shooting
Jones was held without bond
in the Calvert County jail at
Prince Frederick. The case is
expected to be presented to the
Calvert County grand jury today.
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.Dutu Issued
On Polio in
Maryland

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10 (R.-
One year ago this month, inocu.
lations of polio vaccine were re-
sumed in Maryland after a briei
interruption to permit further
checking Of the vaccine.
The Maryland State Health
Department has reviewed the
program since it's start and come
up with these figures:
AS Of November /, the Depart
ment reported. IS per cent of all
MarylanderS from birth to Is
years Of age have received al
least one injection of polio vac
cine. 1t estimated that 624,533
youngsters received shots. The
total eligible was 963, 395-330,-
900 in Baltimore City and $685.
1896 in the counties.
About SO per cent of those re-
ceived two injections.
During 1856. a total of IA cases
of paralytie polio have been re-
ported. This compares with
these figures for past years: 1855,
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Medical Women
Honor Dr.. Pincock

A Silver Spring pediatrician
DR.. Carolyn S. Pincock, 1914
Seminary road, yesterday re-
Iceived one of eight Medical
Women of the Year" awards
given by the American Medical
Women's Association.
The award was announced by
the board of the AMWA at clos
ing sessions of a four-day meet
ing in Boston.
DR.. Alice Hamilton, 81, of Had
lynn, Conn, pioneer in in
Idustrial medicine, was named
Medical Woman of the Year.
iby the group.
Other award winners were DR.
Vida Annette Latham, Chicago:
DR.. Rita S. Finkler, New Jersey:
DR.. Viola G. Brekke, Detroit;
DR.. Ruth H. Weaver, Philadel-
iphia; DR.. Helen Knudsen, Min
nesota; DR.. Mary M. Henry, San
Antonio. Tex. and DR.. Esther C
Marting, Cincinnati.
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Physician Injured
lin Crush at Bridge

A Silver Spring physician
smashed his car into an open
draw span at Memorial bridge
yesterday, Park Police reported.
DR.. Frank George Leslie, so.
OF the 1900 block of Ballard
street. was charged with passing
a barricade.
According to Pvt. James F..
Sink, the doctors car. heading
toward Washington, struck the
raised portion Of the span about
2 am. after circling a harricade
blocking the east-bound lane.
DR.. Leslie also ignored SNUG pot
signals and a bridge guard who
tried to flag him down, the po-
Iliceman said.
The draw span was up while
the bridge mechanism was be-
ing creased.
The physician was treated for
cuts to the mouth at Arlington
Hospital and released. Damage
to the car was estimated at $500.
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refreshments in the Starlight Lounge Berths available on
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100-M.P.H. Chose
Brings 8 Charges

Eight traffic charges were
placed against a District man
yesterday after a police chase in
Prince Georges County which
reached speeds of more than
100 miles an hour.
Corp. o. o. Husk and Pvt
Fred Ferris said the chase on
Indian Head highway started
when they attempted to stop a
car driven by Willis, 80. of the
first block of Eighteenth street
Sc. for speeding.
Police said Willis car finally
was forced off the road in the
Oxon Hill area.
Willis was charged with drunk
driving. reckless driving by de-
stroying public property. reckless
driving by colliding, exceeding
20. failure to drive on the right
operating without a permit. fail
ure to obey a police order and
failure to yield right Of way.
Willis was jailed in Upper
Marlboro in default of $500
bond.
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Vienna Expansion Plan
Meets Stiff Opposition
BY TOM BURKE
The town Of Vienna in Fairfax

The town Of Vienna in Fairfax
County. chartered in 1890, is
running into stiff opposition in
its first bid for expansion.
County authorities, far from
welcoming the threatened bur-
geoning OF the tiny community,
have marshalled legal arguments
to head off the expansion.
Opposition has also developed
within the 2.3 square mile
area the town seeks. More than
100 residents of the area have
formed a committee to oppose
the Vienna annexation and
hired an attorney.
When the town was created
it had about 81 square miles.
Its area has remained UNI
changed since. A measure of its
growth in recent years however
may be seen in the population
jump from 2,026 in 1850 to an
estimated 1900 now.
Expansion Held Vital
We've got to expand" Town
Mayor Louis N. Moore said.
There's no room left for build
ing In the town."
Mr.. Moore feels annexation
viii benefit the area to be in
corporated as well as the exist
ing town. The city would be able
to provide municipal services
street lights. sewer and water,
police protection and trash and
garbage pickupS-for it's new
residents.
Spokesman for the committee
opposing the annexation say
these are unSought benefits.
If we wanted to live in a town
or city. that's where we would
have moved. We like country
living, we don't need sewers or
street lights. We're happy the
way things are right now" one
of the committee members said.
Taxes a Big Factor
Opposition has rallied around
enc major argument. The town
has a tax rate Of SIPS per hun
dred dollars assessed valuation
on real estate and personal prop
erty. This tax would be added to
the current county tax rate of
$500.
Eight. major subdivisions are
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MARYLAND VIRGINIA NEWS
to Test
Civil Defense Sirens

Don't pay any attention to
sirens you hear Saturday, the
Montgomery County Civil De-
tense Office has advised.
The sirens in the Rockville,
Twinbrook and Wheaton areas
will be tested between 9 am.
and 4 pm. as part of a WASH
Iington area siren survey.
No public participation is re-
queSted.
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Fire MurshuI Howe
Recovering From Fall

Montgomery County Fire
Marshal Charles H. Howe, jr.,
is recovering at Washington
Sanitarium. Takoma Park, from
a back injury suffered in a fall
from his porch roof.
Mr.. Howe was putting UP
storm windows at his home at
70l3 Poplar avenue. Takoma
Park, when he lost his footing
and fell to the ground Saturday.
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100 cases; 1854. las cases; 1858
294 cases; 1852, 1874 cases.
Maryland has used up a total
of 1,164,684 cubic centimeters Of
the Salk vaccine. One injection
consists of one centimeter.
This figure was broken down tc
include 220,37l shots given to
first and second grade school
children under the sponsorship
of the National Foundation Of
|Infantile Paralysis, ,235 shots
by private physicians and 460.-
449 injections by the State
Health Department for use in
clinics.
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Maryland Will Hold
N Script Contest

A television script-writing con-
test for college students has been
announced by the University OF
Maryland speech department.
Entries, which must be sub
mitted by April Is. 1857, will be
judged by two university faculty
members and representatives of
three Baltimore TV stations.
The winner will receive $500.
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.50-Yeur Members
'Honored by Musons

Emblems attesJing so years
membership in the Masons were
presented last week during an
nual grand visitation ceremonies,
Recipients included George F.
Brown of Ashton. Md. a member
of National Lodge, and Percy G,
Marshall, 208 Farragut street
NV, of Lakeland Lodge,
Roanoke. Va.
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g! STlIE EDIIll
Sd Home Show Set
For Falls Church

The Greater Falls Church
Chamber of Commerce will hole
its third annual home show
November %, % and "a.
Carl Hink, general chairman
said approximately so Falls
Church area business firms will
have exhibits at the show in the
George Mason High School. Sew
eral charitable. educational anc
service organizations also will
have displays.
Miss Greater Falls Church Of
1856" will be selected from six
seniors at George Mason anC
Falls Church High Schools.