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Dallas avenue two and one-halt
blocks to 10ll9 Dallas avenue.
BETHESDA AREA: Three bed
rooms; Lipnick Construction Co.,
builder: out Old Georgetown
road to Wilson lane, left on Will
son to Hampden lane, right on
Hampden to Huntington park
way and right on Huntington to
561l Huntington parkway.
BETHESDA AREA: Three
bedrooms: Wildwood Develop
ment Co.. Ltd, builder; out Wis
consin avenue approximately one
and one-half miles beyond Naval
Medical Center and left on Gros-
venor lane to home.
COLESVILLE AREA: Three
and four bedrooms; Tower Con-
struction Co., builder; out Geor-
gia avenue to Colesville road.
right on Colesville through Four
Corners to Burnt Mills avenue.
left to home.
HILLANDALE AREA: Three
bedrooms; Sawyer Investment
Corp, builder; out New Hamp-
shire avenue to model home in
$500 block on right.
HILLANDALE AREA: Three
bedrooms; Dreisen Freedman,
Inc, builder; out New Hamp-
shire avenue to 5000 block to
model home on left.
KENSINGTON AREA: Three
and four bedrooms: Gruver-
Cooley Construction Co.. builder:
out Connecticut avenue to Saul
road. left on Saul to 44l0 Saul
road.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
AREA: TWO to five bedrooms;
Ralph j. Dufie and others.
builders; out New Hampshire
avenue past Langley Shopping
Center to subdivision field Office
at New Hampshire avenue and
Powder Mill road.
GLEN ECHO AREA: Three
bedrooms, Celton Construction
Corp, builder; out MaSsachu-
sets avenue extended. left on
Goldsboro road to project on
right.
SILVER SPRING AREA: Three
bedrooms; Esco Construction
Co.. builder; out Sixteenth street
to EaSt-West highway, left to
Grub road and right on Grub
to houses.
SILVER SPRING AREA: Three
bedrooms; Esco Construction Co.,
builder; out Colesville road to
Dale drive. left to Red Oak drive
and right to houses.
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street and home at 92l9 Villa
drive.
WHEATON AREA: Three bed
rooms; Empire Builders, builder;
out Georgia avenue or Kensing-
ton Wheaton road to Viers Mill
road. left on VierS Mill to College
View drive Gust past Food Fair
to home on west corner of Col
Ilege View and Viers Mill.
| SILVER SPRING AREA: Three
bedrooms; Perryland Corp.
builder: out Georgia avenue to
Forest Glen road, turn right two
blocks to Forest Grove drive and
turn left five blocks to Belvedere
and turn right.
ROCKVILLE AREA: Three
bedrooms; Briggs Construction
Co., Inc, builder; out Rockville
pike, just past Georgetown Prep.
to Flanders avenue and turn
right, continue three blocks, turn
left half block.
SILVER SPRING AREA: Three
bedrooms; Rockingham Builders,
Inc, builder; out Georgia avenue
through Silver Spring and three
blocks beyond Forest Glen road,
right on Dennis avenue to Julep
street and home on the corner.
KENSINGTON AREA: Three
and four bedrooms: Newcastle
Construction Corp, builder; out
Connecticut avenue extended ap-
proximately four blocks past
Kensington Fire House, left on
Newport Mill road to home at
corner of Lund place and New
port Mill road.
ROCKVILLE AREA: Three,
four and five bedrooms; Buchan-
an-Gingery, builder; out Wis
consin avenue and Rockville pike
to Hungerford Towne on left.
WHEATON AREA: Three and
four bedrooms; Kay Construction
Co.. builder; out Georgia avenue
to Wheaton, through Wheaton
on Georgia to Weller road. left
on Weller and follow signs to
houses.
WHEATON AREA: Four bed
rooms; LAKEWOOD Builders, Inc,
builder; out Viers Mill road and
Falkland drive to Aspen Hill
road. left on Aspen Hill two
blocks to Mariana drive. right
on Mariana two blocks to-
Woodlark and right on Wood
lark to houses.
WHEATON AREA: Three and
four bedrooms; Metropolitan
Homes, builder; out Georgia
avenue, left on Viers Mill road
Just past Viers Mills shopping
center to house n right.
SILVER SPRING AREA:
Three bedrooms: Robin Con-
Struction. builder; out Georgia
avenue and left on Viers Mill
road to Wheaton City entrance,
right to Falkland drive, one-half
block and left on Adrian street,
follow signs to Robindale.
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Minimum Price
Under $4,000

SILVER SPRING AREA
Three bedrooms; v. L. Vinella
builder: out ColeSville road Il
1880 block Venice drive to sigr
Springbrook Terrace, turn righ
to houses: or. straight out New
Hampshire avenue extended.
BETHESDA AREA: Three
bedrooms; M. DeKelboum anc
R. H. Smith. builders; out eithel
Bradley boulevard or Old George
town road to Wilson lane, left
on Wilson to Westfield drivI
challenger sign, left on West.
field drive to Landon lane anC
right on Landon to 6202.
BURNT MILLS HILLS AREA
Three bedrooms; David and Mil,
ton Lsen, builders: out Sixteenth
street to Colesville road, right Il
Four Corners, continue / mil,
and a half to intersection OF New
Hampshire avenue and Cali
fornia Contempory Signs.
BETHESDA AREA: Three ant
four bedrooms: Housing Devel
opment Corp, builder: out Brad
ley boulevard to Fernwood road
! right on Fernwood to inter
, section with Greentree road. Fol
low Fernwood to home at Sal
IStoneham road.
BETHESDA AREA: Thre,
bedrooms; Merrimack Construc
ton Co., builder; out Wisconsin
, avenue to River road, left OF
River road to Merrimack Parl
located just beyond the inter
section of Goldsboro road.
SILVER SPRING AREA
Three and four bedrooms; Con
necticut Avenue Park, Inc
builder: out Georgia avenue t,
Old Bladensburg road intersec
ton; turn right one mile t,
Parkway sign on left, left t,
homes at 1907. 1l009 and IDOL
Floyd drive.
LANGLEY AREA: Three bed
rooms: Dreisen Ere e d m a n
. builder; straight out New Hamp
shire avenue, one and one-fourtl
miles past University lane an,
New Hampshire avenue inter
section to Oakview on left.
ROCKVILLE AREA: Thre
, bedrooms: S. and F. Construc
, ton Co., builder; out Viers Mil
road or Route 240 to Rockville
continue on Montgomery avenu
to Aberdeen road. left to Bren
road and $50 Brent road.
BETHESDA AREA: Thre,
bedrooms: Eastern Engineering
Corp, builder; out Wisconsin
/, avenue to Cedar lane. left OF
/, Cedar lane to Everett street, lief
on Everett to Wildwood drive
right to l0l15 wildwood.
silver SPhlNG AREA
Three bedrooms: Sprinebrool
Construction Co.. builder; ou
Colesville road or New Hamp.
shire avenue to Springbrool
Manor, approximately one-hal
mile beyond the traffic light a
Columbia road. and 1901 Coles
Vile road.
BETHESDA AREA: Three bed
rooms: Aldon Construction Co
builder; north on Wisconsin ave
nue.. first corner beyond Nava
Hospital. Cedar lane. right tw,
! blocks to Chanute drive, right :,
, house at 9l05 Chanute drive.
SILVER SPRING AREA: Fou
bedrooms; Frank D. Erwin
builder; out Georgia avenue
! right on Colesville road one ant
one-half miles. left on Fores
I Glen road eight blocks. right Of
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Minimum Price
Under $4,000

i BETHESDA AREA: Four bed
rs; Lipnick Construction
Inc. builder; out Old George.
town road from Bank of Bethes.
da to Huntington parkway; lefr
for two blocks.
BETHESDA AREA: Three anC
four bedrooms; Waggaman-
Brawner. builder; out Bradley
boulevard to Seven Locks road
left on Seven Locks road two
blocks to project.
SILVER SPRING AREA: Three
bedrooms; w. A. Martin, Inc,
builder: out Sixteenth street to
Colesville road. right on Coles
vile to Dale drive, left on Dale
to Summit road. right to 1904.
BETHESDA AREA: Three and
four bedrooms; Baruch, Freed
& Sons, Inc, builder; out Wis
consin avenue to Bradley boule-
ward. left to Wilson liant, left y
mile to Lord Byron sign. left one
block and right two blocks to
house.
/ BETHESDA AREA: Four bed
rooms; Sol Sheintal, builder; out
Wisconsin avenue to Bradley
left to Wilson lane. left to Whit
tier boulevard, right to Landon
lane and model home at 1904
Landon lane.
\ POTOMAC AREA: Three and
five bedrooms: Oliver T. Carr. jr.,
builder; out River road past Con-
gressional Club and Potomac
intersection to Gard road. right
to homes.
I BETHESDA AREA: Three bed
rooms: Arnold Construction Co.,
builder; out River road to Nevis
road. left one block and left
again to subdivision.
BETHESDA AREA: Three bed
rooms; Cavalier Construction
Co., builder; out Wisconsin ave-
nue. to Bradley boulevard. left
on Bradley to Marbury road. left
on Marbury road to Landon lane
and house on corner.
HILLANDALE AREA: -Four
bedrooms: Edwin A.. Blick. Inc.
builder; out New Hampshire ave.
nue. to 10400 block and open
signs.
POTOMAC BETTE s ID
AREA: Three and five bedrooms:
Frank Taylor. builder; out River
road past Falls road to Admirals
way. left to house.
KENWOOD PARK AREA;
Three, four and five bedrooms;
Ken Freeman Corp. builder: out
Wisconsin avenue to Dorset. left
on Surrey street, right on Fall
stone avenue to Kenwood Park
MICHIGAN HILLS AREA;
Three bedrooms; Bethke Broth
ers. builder; out Massachusetts,
avenue extended to Mohicar
drive, left to Wiscassett road, left
to 6107 Wiscassett road and left
on Walhonding road to 6l09 ano
Glib Walhonding road.
BETHESDA AREA: Three bed
rooms; Thomas H. Ryon, builder;
out Massachusetts avenue ex-
tended to Goldsboro road. right
to Wedgewood road (first left.
BETHESDA AREA: Three bed.
rooms; Cadillac Split Level
Ramblers builders; out Wisconcii
avenue to Bradley boulevard
left 2.S miles to Bradmoor drive
right and follow directional
arrows.
ASHTON EDNOR AREA;
-Four bedrooms: Jesse Dustin
builder; out Colesville road from
Silver Spring four miles past
Colesville to Millgrove Gardens
sign on right.
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Minimum Price
Under $4,000

kENSINGTON AREA: -Four
bedrooms; Bancroft Construc-
ton Corp. builder; out Connec-
ticut avenue extended beyond
Kensington Fire Station, left on
Newport Mill road to entrance
Rock Creek Palisades becoming
Denfleld road and right on
Dewey road. left on Mitscher
street to houses.
ROCKVILLE AREA: Three
bedrooms; Belrod Development
Corp, builder; out Rockville
pike to Halpine road opposite
Congressional Airport, turn
right one fourth mile to Ar
DENIES avenue, turn left one
block to house.
WHEATON AREA: Three bed
rooms; Bensinger Bros, builder:
out Georgia avenue extended Ia
Aspen Hill road, left on Aspen
Hill road three-fourths mile tc
Kemper street, right to Harlan
street and 1904 Harlan street.
WHEATON AREA: Three bed
rooms: Continental Construc.
ton Co., builder; out Georgia
avenue to Viers Mill road, left
on Viers Mill to Parland drive
and right on Falkland to Gre.
noble and Rolling Hills home.
WHEATON AREA: Three bed.
rooms; 0. F. c. Corp. builder;
follow Harmony Hills signs Out
Georgia avenue to Harmony
Hills subdivision and house.
WHEATON AREA: Three bed.
rooms; A. 7. Zuckerman a. Co.
builder; out Georgia avenue to
Viers Mill road to Falkland
drive. right to Aspen Hill road
left to Mariana drive right to
homes.
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Minimum Price
Under $4,000

WHEATON AREA: Two bed
rooms; Continental Construction
Co, builder; out Georgia avenue
to Wheaton Shopping Area, left
on Viers Mill road to Falkland
drive, right on Falkland to
Grenoble. down Grenoble to in
tersection of Turkey Branch
parkway.
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Minimum Price
Over $4,000

BETHESDA AKEA: -Four bed
rooms; G. Abbott Marsh Co.,
builder; out Bradley boulevard
to Cornish road, right to 5420
Cornish road.
BETHESDA AREA: Three and
four bedrooms; Boyce L. Black
well, builder; out Massachusetts,
avenue extended and just before
reaching Goldsborough road turn
left on Bent Branch road to
Tulip Hill terrace, right to Bent
Branch, left to 5000, 1904, 5605,
5000.
BETHESDA AREA: -Four bed
rooms: Henry Stoewe, builder;
from Wisconsin avenue. Bethes-
da, out Bradley boulevard, ga
miles, left on Burning Tree road.
/ first intersection turn right to
1901 and 1908 Hillmead road.
| BETHESDA AREA: Four bed
rooms; Stearman Construction
1 Co., Inc. builder; out Wisconsin
avenue to Bradley boulevard,
left on Bradley to Burning Tree
road, left z mile to house at
$500 Burning Tree road.
BETHESDA AREA: Four and
five bedrooms; Cavalier Con-
struction Co., builder; north on
Wisconsin avenue to Bradley
boulevard. left on Bradley to
Cornish road,
BETHESDA AREA: Four and
five bedrooms; Cavalier Con-
struction Co., builder; out Wis
consin avenue to Bradley boule-
ward, left to Aberdeen road; left
to Marbury road and left on
Marbury to home.
BETHESDA AREA: Five bed
rooms: E. A. Brandt, builder; out
Massachusetts avenue extended,
right to Goldboro road to
Wildwood road and Kenwood
Park sign. turn left one block,
right one block. left on Marbury
road to 6812 Marbury road.
BETHESDA AREA: Four bed
rooms: Bennett Construction Co,
builder; out River road past Ken
wood Country Club, right on
Goldsboro road at light. one
block to Wildwood road and turn
left; right on Tanglewood; right
on Marbury road to 1896.
CHEVY CHASE AREA: Four
bedrooms; Carl M. Freeman.
Inc. builder; out Connecticut
avenue to Leland street. right on
Leland to Brookville road, left
on Brookville to Woolsey drive,
right to 34l1 Woolsey drive.
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA:
Four bedrooms: Jay Wohlfarth.
builder: out Connecticut avenue
to Kensington parkway, right on
Kensington parkway to Little
dale road and right to 1904.
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA:
Three bedrooms: Glenn E. Gill
liam. builder; out Connecticut
avenue. turn right on Saul road
and three blocks to East Bexhill
drive, right three blocks to $500
at corner of Old Spring road and
East Bexhill.
WESTMORELAND HILLS
AREA: Three and four bed
rooms; j. H. Fravel. builder; out
Massachusetts avenue two blocks
beyond Westmoreland circle to
jamestown road. left on James,
town road to Elliott and right to
houses.
WESTMORELAND HILLS
AREA: Four bedrooms; George
Y. Worthington g. Son. builder:
out Massachusetts avenue to
Westmoreland circle, right on
Wetherill drive to Albemarle
street. right on Albemarle three
blocks to house.
BETHESDA AREA: Five bed
rooms; Better Built Homes.
builder; out Bradley boulevard
to $500 block, left on Howell to
house.
COLESVILLE AREA: Three
bedrooms. Rimmer Bros, build
er; out Colesville road or New
Hampshire avenue extended to
Quaint Acres. left on Quaint
Acres drive. then bear right one
half mile TO home.
Photo Credit
Photographs Of homes in this
section were taken by Star staff
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Minimum Price
Under $4,000

BETHESDA AREA: Three bed
rooms; J. B. Tiffey e. Son,
builder; out Massachusetts, ave-
nue. extended 10 Brookway drive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-28
Photo Credit

Photographs Of homes in this
section were taken by Star staff
photographer Francis Routt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
3 From D. c. Held
In Duck Buitinq

BALTIMORE, Jan. II Dr.
Violations of Federal game laws
were laid to 81 duck hunters yes
terday in Federal Court. Three
Washington men were among
the 81.
Illegal use of bait was charged
against II Of the 81. Bait, such
as corn or grain, is illegal under
Federal laws but is not con-
|sidered a violation Of State laws
IL used beyond 200 yards Of a
blind.
Those charged will receive
court hearings later.
The hunters were arrested at
various places on the Eastern
Shore during November and De-
Icember.
They included Sebastian
Macon Of the 1000 block OF
Meadow lane. Chevy Chase, and
James r. Warrington of the 5000
block Of Connecticut avenue.
Washington, D. c., charged with
using corn as bait.
George P. Rasmussen, Annap-
oils. was charged with using corn
as bait in shooting two Canadian
geese last December.
Use of corn as a lure was
charged against Edward G. Dun
can of the 1000 block Of Halleck
street. Washington.
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Accused Slayer
Ruled Sane

Psychiatrists said today that
Mrs. Dorothy T. Willow, %, &C
cused Of murder in the strangu-
lation- death of her two-weeks-
old daughter. Dorothy Karen, is
not insane.
officials at Spring Grove
Mental Hospital. where Mrs.
Willow has been undergoing
mental examination since No
vember Is, reported that she is
capable of standing trial.
The wife of Army Sergt. Will
liam Willow. who was en- route
overseas at the time Of his daugh-
ter's death. she was charged with
murder after she had reported
the death in her apartment at
Laurel. Md, on November IL.
She is accused of strangling
the girl with strips Of muslin.
Her commitment to Spring
Grove followed an apparent sui
eide attempt in Hyattsville lock-
up. Police said she had cut her
left wrist with pieces Of a broken
light bulb.
The Willows also have a son,
IA months.
Already indicted by a Prince
Georges County grand jury. Mrs.
Willow will be returned to the
Jail at Upper Marlboro to await
trial,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
BEVERLEY SEEKS
DELEGATE ROLE

Former Mayor Marshall
j. Beverley. a leader OF the
pro-amendment forces in
Alexandria, today announced
his candidacy for delegate
to the convention to be
called to amend the Vir-
ginia Constitution.
Mr.. Beverley is the first
candidate to announce in
the 10th District which voted
against the amendment to
provide State aid for private
education.
The General Assembly.
now meeting In Richmond.
has not yet designated the
method for selection Of con-
vention delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
Award Dinner
AT Wheaton

Senator Beall and Representa-
tive Hyde. both Republicans Of
Maryland. will head q list Of pub
Lie figures attending the annual
dinner Of the Wheaton Chamber
of Commerce tonight.
The recipient Of the chambers
Man Of the Year" Award will be
announced at the dinner at the
Town and Country Inn. 1902
Georgia avenue. Wheaton.
Last years winner, Tom ANA
tucci. jr., will get another award
this year, one from the Com
munity Chest foi his work in
pushing the Wheaton area well
beyond its quota.
Ofiicers to be installed. all re-
elected in December, are Victor
A. Leisner. president; Simon
Sherman, vice president: Lloyd
H. Sims, treasurer; F G. Addi-
son, III, secretary and w. Wilson
Rich, sergeant-at-arns.
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Householder Gets
5-Yeor Terms in
alexandra Court

Ernest Harrington, SO. of Gum
Springs in Fairfax County, was
given a flve-year sentence In
Alexandra Corporation Court
yesterday on each Of two house
breaking charges.
Harrington. colored, pleaded
guilty to breaking into two
Alexandria homes, at 200 East
Alexandria avenue and 1920 Key
drive, last July 10. Judge VIII
liam P. Woolls sentenced him To
five years on each count, with
the terms to run concurrently.
John Lipscomb. 46, colored, OF
the 1900 block Of Queen street,
Alexandria, received five years
on q breaking and entering
charge. He pleaded guilty to
breaking into q home at l01l
Oronoco street on July Is.
Robert Anderson, 20, Of Wood
ridge. N. j., was given q six
year suspended sentence on q
housebreaking charge and turned
over to New Jersey authorities
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Falls Church City Hall
Site TentotiveIy Picked

agreed to hold a joint meeting
with the school board at 8 pm.
January "A III the council cham
Der to discuss mutual problems.
A hearing on proposed adjust
|ment Of taxicab fares was set for
January %.
Mayor Herman L. Fink named
% committee to eliminate dupli-
cate street names. Councilman
Charles Seymour and w. Ray
mond Taylor Win work with City
Manager w. Rodes Woodbury.
and the planning commission on
the project.
The Mayor commended Donald
Is. Frady. director Of public
works, and other employees foI
keeping streets passable in Mon
days ice storm.
Appointment Of o planning
commission member to succeed
John J. Laing. who resigned, was
deferred until January %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

A tract at Little Falls street
and Park avenue has been ten
tatively selected by the Falls
Church City Council as the site
of q future city hall and civic
center.
The council last night made
acquisition Of the eight-acre
Riley property dependent on ap-
proval Of a bond issue by voters.
Amount Of the bond issue has not
yet been set off1cially. but is
expected to be about 100000. -,
The property is owned by the
University Of Virginia. It in
cludes most Of the block bounded
by Park avenue. Little Falls
street, Great Falls street and
Virginia avenue.
City functions now are carried
on In a number Of separate To-
cations.
In other business, the council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11
Dogs Toll Of Chickens
Gives Foirfox q Problem

Are we in a position to know
what the facts are?"
Mr.. Mills said. I've been do
ing this % years"
William Moss, one Of the new
Republican board members, said
Mr.. Mills ought to know his job
by this time. His motion author
izing payment of the claims at
81 cents a pound was approved.
Mr.. Freehill asked, Isn't it
feasible to permit administrative
departments to hear those claims
and pass on them?"
Commonwealth's Attorney
Robert c. Fitzgerald said State
law requires the board to act
but said 1t might be possible for
the board to receive such claims
through the county executive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

Fairfax County's new urban
minded supervisors had a rural
question to consider today-Is
81 cents a pound fair compensa-
ton to farmers for chickens re-
ported killed by stray dogs?
State law provides that the
county may pay such damages
out of the dog tax fund.
Today was the first time the
county's livestock claim investi-
gator. A. w. Mills, has appeared
before the new board.
One farmer reported Is chick
ems weighing eight pounds each
had been killed. But Mr.. Mills
said he thought the weight esti-
mate was "a little heavy"
Board Chairman Joseph M.
Freehill, obviously puzzled, asked,
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MARYLAND,
VIRGINIA NEWS


as a parole violator. He pleaded
guilty to breaking into q house
at 2l5 North Washington street
Alexandria. on September "a.
Donald L. Finney, 10. Of John
Roberts Homes. pleaded guilty
to breaking into the Kirby Gen.
ter. 122 South Patrick street, on
November % and Har-Will
Cleaners, 2615 Mount Vernon
avenue. on November "a. Sen
fencing was deferred pending a
report by the probation officer
on his background.
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Rood Projects Planned
For Nearby Maryland

Health and Rockville. He said
construction definitely will start
this year.
Two contracts-either bridge
or road-will be let for further
construction Of the Washington
National pike, now under con-
tract as far south as Route %
Ion the edge of Rockville. Mr..
Pritchett said. He would not
comment at this time, however
on how far south the 1856 con-
Istruction would carry the new
road.
Three separate projects are on
tap this year in connection with
the Peace Cross flood control
project being carried on by the
Army Engineers.
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