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SCHWARTZ
OUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYI ANT

TIDEWATER
MARYLAND
J. Large acreage sites on lower
PatuXent River estuary. wooded,
ideal retirement place; harbor fish.
l, . acres along waterfront. M I'M.
mediate pr session; $500. Eisht
other sites proportionately priced,
90 miles D. c.
.. 20 acres, st. George River
area. private oyster ground, perfect
haroor, 2-story, 5-room -and-bath,
modernized Colonial home: harn.
matEred timber. paved road: imme-
aiate possession; $4,000; 90 miles
3. Solomons. lower Patuxent River.
ls4-acre peninsula; l0-room, 3-bath
modern home, . screened porches,
s-car garage. i3-foot boathouse,
ultlon ideal private estate or club;
immediate possession; bargain due
70 illness OF owner.
4. Scientist Cliffs, Chesapeake
Bay-swiss chalet, year round; 1
oedroonS. 2i2 baths, living room.
fireplace, large porches, large trees,
nnest marine view, furnished; i'm.
mediate possession.
5. Lower Patuxent River-Larrs
site. Broom home. shore and pier
privlleges. sandy beach; A. miles
D. c.; $4,000
8. Lower Pstuxent River 81
acres, 455-foot waterfront, sandy
beach. modern cottage. Immediate
possession; 90 miles d. c.; Sll,95O.
z. Patuxent River-Three acres.
20O-foot waterfront, sandy beach.
mooern. 6-room, basement home;
boathouse, picnic grove; 81 miles
D. c.; $4,000.
See our ad under Farms for
Sale" We have farms, vaterfronts,
cottages. to I'll YOUR requirements,
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince
Frederick, MARYLAND. Phone los,
354 and 2G5-J-l. INSPECTION BY
APPOINTMENT.
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OXON HILL--94-acre on SINNERS
lane S3,ISe; 4-aere near Living
for good houses only. PERRY r.
SKINNER. 5sO6 LIVINGSTON I'd. Sc.
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EDGEWATER-4-room winter bun
galow. Porch. To reliable family with
~ 100 cash. as is. $4,000; restored
20. OOD. Near new elementary school,
churches. stores, buses and beaches
Lot 100x100.
New 3-bedrm. home with bsmt
is:acre; 5 mi. to CAMP MEADE, IL
miles to Baltimore.
Selby on the Bay-l6e It., on
creek. Winter and summer home
Flowers. trees. boat and dock.
? acres; aorm. house in Davidson
5-acre grove; = rms. white coll
umns. A Louisiana picture. $4,000
Turkey Point-water view from
every window. New 3-bedroom and
basement home.
BARGAIN IN LoTs-Annapolis I'd.
on Carleton ave; 75x115 TT. ST75.
Riparian Rights--Cape Lock Haven
- lots, $1,000.
Il building lots, Pine Whit Beach.
lot, South River Park.
Acres to build on throughout Anne
MARY r. BOARD. Broker
Colonial 3-633l
MoRGANTOwN ON
THE-POTOMAC - Spacious brick
rambler. . bedrms., lEe. liv. rm.
with firepl.. high beamed ceiling,
din. rm.. lge. paneled step down
recr. rm.. equip cleo. kit. utility
rm;. nice baths; bsmt. finished for
children; maids cottage. Beauti-
fully Handicapped ground. Fine kept
community and home. Town water
and community wharf. Safe bath
ing, fishing. Grabbing. oysters.
duckins. Home has steel floor
loists. Priced for action. S11.5OO.
Terms $4,000 DIN. Bring deposit
and come early.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
co. Corner Rte, 30I and 2o5,
LaPlata. Nd Phone LaPlsta GIL.
EPPING FOREST = DeliEhtful
waterfront tract with 800 II. al
private shore; improved with a mod
ern summer cottage and a three
bedroom guest cottage: the masonry
boathouse has an obseryatory above;
ms property is very desirable. Price,
LITTLE ABERDEEN CREEK
summer cottage on 80 #. of privat e
sandy shore: splendid harbor and a
oellchttui river view. Price. S1.00O
SYLVAN SHORES-Attractiy all
year. cottage with S0-foot frontage
on river bank completely furnished
Annapolis Colonial s-455O
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Open for Inspection. l2:30-5

Choice location. at Turkey Point
near Beverly Beach,. Year-round
3-bedrm houxe. situated on lot an.
prox i25-ft. wide; sand beach. pro-
iected harbor, pier In excess OF 200
tt this is an aboye-ayeraee shore :
front properly. offered By LOUIS A.
ssttAELINNSS, BLING; ~ iOth q. nv IN wssh.'
University i-2sl9. Mr.. PoPHAM,
f0r anRnfpftsssne
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8 ACRES. Biiiingsicy, Charles County.
Nd: restricted; only S1.500, easy
terms. JAMES +. MAHONEY. HU.
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LOTS ACREAGE SALE Cont LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE 1

91e-FT. FRONTAGE on Eastern ave.
in Nd. Just south Of N. H. ave
Over 1000 So, II. on 3 SITS. Zoned
R-1s. Trade all or part for income
property.
WAsHiNoToN REALTY. RIA. $4,000
I10ia ACRES near Bailey's cross
roads NEARBY Virginia-Water and
sewer available. near all conveni-
ences. Ideal for homes around $780,
900.
ENZOR REALTY co.
ia. 2-1OO0 EYES. ia. S-f939
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Icontinusd on Ns1i Pace
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MASONRY HOME
CENTER HALL HOME
CHOICE LOTS

Include central water. GOOD streets,
electricity. telephone. gas service
iha ssah n snd ssroegt collection, illl
with 500 down, $40 per month.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE
Deal with Downs at Deale


And see this IMMACULATE home
on the bay. Lovely sand beach, sea-
wall. shaded lot carport, utility rm,,
large living rm., fireplace, kit. and
din. rm.. > bedrmS. and bath: Ind
moor. large finished .dormitory: Ia
bath; to sleep S; excellent furniture,
completely furnished. Excellent
terms. . lovely cottages for rent.
Can't be duplicated at the price.
Within a few feet OF water. lovely
view of bay; part owner of pier; ex-
cellent boat anchorage: nicely shaded
lot. Il porch glassed-in, sliding
windows; liv rm,, fireplace , bed
rms, bath. comb. kit and din. rm.,
newly decorated inside and out, in
n new condition; new bath,
completely furnished. Excellent
terms. Also . cottases for rent.
You should see this outstanding
value. consisting of . bedrms., bath,
liv. rm.. fireplace, din. rm. and kit,
porch; in excellent condition: pier;
best fishing and bathing. Sylvan
equipped: very reasonable terms.
RUBY DOWNS, BROKER
Downs Bldg. Deale, Md.
University s-Sg3i or Cali
Mrs. McKim. UN. 5-s459
SOUTH RIvFR-Three hundred and
fifty feet of bulkhead waterfront on
Kitty, Duyall Greek. A dock and
boat house. over nine acres of lawn.
shrubbery and garden and a gracious
home, all in perfect condition. This
IS a bungalow with large paneled
living room, fireplace. dining room.
six bedrooms. four baths and mod
pfn kifChaO There are alien turn cary.
ants rooms and baths.
Severn River-This is q beautiful
no 0 ssS S Sa ne a Iysf tr eea
The home is a comfortable one
Will full basement and a new OIL
burnine hot-wster heating plant. The
nrst floor has two nice bedrooms
end a bath Besides a living room,
dining room and kitchen. Upstairs.
two bedrooms and storage. The price
is low to permit changes you may
wish to make.
Bay Head-Four acres of good land
thy. A modern, stone home. Three
room. beautiful living room and
nice porcht S. The kitchen is modern
IN every detail as Is the heating
plant and bath. Fields are fenced
and outbuildings are adequate.
South Rivera five-acre tract, I'M
oeautlfui piece OF land three miles
from Annapolis in an exclusive
neighborhood.
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
2l5 Main ST., Annapolis, Md.
Telephone: Colonial 3-2684
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EDGEWATER-4-room winter bun.
galow. Porch. To reliable family with
81 100 cash. as is. $4,000: restored
so. 900. Near new elementary school,
churches. stores. buses and beaches
Lot 100x10O.
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For all type acreage from . acres
70 1000 acres with or without sewer
or water. close IN and far out, ali
prlceq very reasonable. CALL JIM
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LOW TAX RETREAT

LOW TAX RETREAT
Your tax dollar goes farther in
historic northern neck Of Virginia.
The ideal place to live. 127 miles
from Washington. Beautiful water
fronts, fishing, boating. bathing
Picturesque countryside. abundant
deer, quail, small game.
WATERFRONT BUNGALOW. ga
acres on protected creek. Lovely -
bedroom home. Large living room,
rustic 4s-in. fireplace. beamed cell
ing; modern kitchen. bath: oil heat:
soft. screened porch: well-kept lawn
with gOrgeous shade trees. SCOTT.
flowing artesian well; only $13.500.
PEACEFUL FISHING VILLAGE
"-story cottase: living room, dining
room Kitchen. sideporch. Bath and
= bedrooms, LIST floor: 3 large rooms.
kitchen and = bath end floor. Acre
waterfront $4,000.
Lots and acreage in every price
snse
u w TCkTXTNTC o. ~
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR sAL lMR. TWEEDY
N. WOODBRIDGE

a6th and Perry SITS. ne. residential
and beautiful. 1000 50. II. tn.
2-4N34 Eyes. and suns. LA. d-1h1R
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DIRECTIONS

Drive Z miles south Of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island road
turn left At 81. Leonard and follow
Long Beach sifns 70 ONCE on bay
N E, ROCKHItL, INC, 81. Leonard
Nd, Phone Prince Frederick 3Os-J
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COMMERCIAL,

Arl. Blvd. and Annandale Rd
A prominent corner fronting on
main highways. mile below
Seven Corners containing 157,50O
50. IT.
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ACREAGE

WuUuUuTn Hu.
~ beautiful la-acre lots. Pre-
liminary plat approved. also an.
proved for septic, plus AS nice level
acres, 10 mi. from D. c. Priced
very reasonable,
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Malbrook Area

"A few y and q acre lots with
al utilities. in a highly restricted
area of custom-built homes which
covenants calls for a minimum 81
$4,000 homes.
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FLOYD A.
CRUMPTON

CENTRAL AVE. AT EDGEWATER,
Md, WHERE MAYO RID. AND CEN
TRIAL AVE. SEPARATE. CHOICE
WATERFRONT PROP TIES.
PHONE UNIVERSITY 7-SsS5 OR
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Arl. Blvd.
$4,000 so. It,, near Camp Wash
ington. reasonably priced.
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give him one more shove, Hail. and think you'll
be able to squeeze in Okay."
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
lContinuedl
LEwEs REACH DEI,AwARF

bEWHo DGhNh, DEl4A w AttE
Beach front furn. apis. sleep 6-12
all mod. conven. excel bathing. fish
ing, boating. Rates $40 to $50 week
ly. Reduced rates June and Sept
and by season. Write F. I. PONSELL
eth and Washington SITS. Whining
ton. Del. or phone Olympia 4-321S
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Wilson Blvd.
lUI 900 50. IT.. near Seven Cor
ners, ideal for any type enterprise.
Mclean Area
50. #.
Leesburg Pike
~. 600 50. #. near Bailey's Cross
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
Miss Edith Egley
 Home From Trip

Miss Edith Egley returned this week with Pan American Airways from summers excursion abroad, during which she visited France, Holland. Switzerland, and Italy.
 Miss Egley, first grade teacher at Denai school. visited for sever al weeks with her sister, Mrs Ar thur w. Purcell, in Rotterdam. Hol- land, going on to spend six weeks in Paris.
 In Nice, France. she met her room mate Shirley Calnan, a high school music teacher now on a round-the- world tour She ran into Edna Gar berg, another teacher in the local schools, in Rome.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
Colorful Alaska |Homemaker Wins 27 Fair Ribbons

Truly one of Fairbanks outstand- ing homemakers is Mrs. V. E. Brew CT. who copped 27 ribbons at the recent Panama Valley Fair.
 Mrs. Brewer. who has lived in Fairbanks since 1882, has collected a total of 61 ribbons since she en- tered her first competition three years ago. She has entered veg etables, canning. flowers, hand crafts, and ceramics in both Panama Valley Fair and Winter Carnival events, and is now looking for new
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30

worlds to conquer.
 She is especially proud of her vegetable entries this year Her cauliflower was the largest on dis play, and her wax and green beans topped many other entries She ev- en submitted entries that the Fair officials didn't have a category for.
 The Brewers have half-acre tract of land near their home at 125 Chase Drive off the Steese high way, where she and her husband enjoy gardening together. They ev- en have small blow for cultivation of their prize winning crop.
 Among her many other interests are metal work. leather work. tex tie painting, glass etching. decal painting. and probably a few I can't remember" She hopes some day to teach any and all kinds of crafts.
 Although she came to Fairbanks from New York City, her family makes their home in Detroit, Mich. There her mother still earns mon- ey weaving rugs and making other craft goods at the age of 84.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
LIEF EDWARD OSTNESs BORN IN LOCAL HOSPITAL

MT. and Mrs. Jeff Ostness of 308 Brandt became the parents of their fifth child when Jeff Edward arrived at St. Joseph's hospital Thursday at 7:09 pm. weighing 6 lbs IA ozs.
 Ostness is heavy duty mechan- ic for Puget Sound and Drake.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
NOTICE oF MARsHAL.s sALE

NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
 Under and by virtue of writ of exc cition issued on July g. 1856. by the District Court for the District of Alaska Fourth Division in the above entitled action wherein United States of Ameri- ca for the use and benefit of the Estate ol Charles A. Traeger, deceased, and Tor |. C. Ferguson, Executor of said Estate are plaintiffs and Earl L. Butcher and Company, corporation, are defendants, pursuant to judgment in favor of said plaintiffs and against said defendants entered by said court on the 18th day of lawful money of the United States of America, and for the costs and disburse- ments thereafte, made or incurred by said plaintiffs in this action, plus interest on said judgment from January 19 1856, to date of this sale. have this day lev jed upon all right, title, claim and in- terest of said defendant Earl l.. Butcher in and to the following described real property situated in Fairbanks, Alaska, to wit:
 Lots 6, T, 8, and 9-pf Block Is of the Stacia T. Riekert Homestead Subdivi- corded in the office of the United
 States Commissioner and Ex-officio Recorder ,.i. of the Fairbanks Precinct, as instrument number 96332.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that will. on the 7th day of September. 1856, at PM. of said day. in the lobby of House, at Fairbanks, Alaska sell at pub lie auction, for current lawful money of the United States of America. all the right. title, claim. and interest of said defendant in and to the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest and costs and accruing costs to the highest bidder for cash
 DATED this 9th day of August, 1856
 A x. Dorsh. United States Marshal
 By Ethyl l. Lowell. Chief Deputy Attorney for Defendant, United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company:
 COLLINS, CLASBY and SCZUDLO First Pub: Aug. g, 1856
 Last Pub: Aug 30, 1856
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THT DISTRICT OF ALASKA,
 FOURTH DIVISION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA for ) the use and benefit of the ESTATE ) OF CHARLES A. TRACER. De- ) ceased, andior L. C. FERGUSON, Executor of said Estate,
 Plaintiffs, )
 vs. EARL L. BUTCHER and UNITED ) STATES FIDELITY AND GUARAN- TEE COMPANY, a corporation,
 Defendants. ]
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-30
LOu's Done It Agnin

Lou Jacobins tenth anniversary edition of his Guide to Alaska and the Yukon has made it's ap- pearance This years 304-page Guide Is almost complete encyclopedia about Alaska It combines in- formation for tourists and with reference material for residents. It contains both instruction and entertainment
 It focuses the present with p-to- date infor- nation everything then turns it's telescope the vstas of the past with pictorial review of AIaska's yesterday It contains factual information indus try and esthetc portrayal of natural masterpieces in special picture album The artistic side is rep resented in several of Fred Machetanz lithographs. Every city and town of any size receives special attentlon A section devoted the Alaska Highway and connecting highways, with 1istngs of highway lodges. There sections Wildlfe, Eskimos pho- tography construction activities aviation mileages, transportation forestry, agriculture, fur seals trap png oil and gas, and maps.
 There is all the information tourist needs in advance on how to come to Alaska what to see while here what to and what 1t will cost. Also ton in which the visitor may write his memories. There historical accounts There is something for everyone Not even the small fry have been looked for there is Childrens Guide page non- designed to make the youngsters smile
 And there hundreds of photographs aside from the picture abun-of cities, mountains rivers lakes streams, business establishments native life wild life, and just people.
 Jacobin calls it "The authentic handbook of the Far North' and it would to be so Nothing is overlooked.
 LOU JAcOBINs GUIDE TO ALASKA Dedicated to the development of greater Alaska
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County, Fairfax County. Lou
doun County and Prince William
County to ask for operating
funds.
1t will take a considerable
amount. perhaps 100000" to
finance an adequate program,
Mr.. Boyle told the group. He
said members should consider at
least a three-year campaign. It
should hire a competent indus
trial engineer and maintain a
publicity campaign, to advertise
the merits of business develop
ment in the area, he added.
To Woo Residents
The organization should not
only get area businessmen inter-
eSted in the campaign, but also
residents, according to Robert
johnson, Arlington chamber ex-
ecutive manager. Members agreed
residents would gain stable tax
rates through business growth.
William H. Press, executive
vice president Of the Washington
Board Of Trade, spoke briefly,
offering his groups services, par
ticularly area data it has COM
piled. He warned that a pro-
gram to entice new commerce
and industry tends to be "a long,
drawn-out procedure, which
takes years."
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Development Unit Set Up
For Northern Virginia

The Northern Virginia Eco
nomic Development Corp. was
formed last night by representa-
tives from five area chambers of
commerce to encourage CONNER
cial and industrial growth.
r. H. Boyle, ST.. who heads the
Alexandria Area Industrial De-
|velopment Foundation, was
elected president. Other officers
elected at the meeting in the
Alexandria Chamber were Henry
j. Rolls, vice president of the
Fairfax Chamber, first vice
chairman; Robert A. Peck. presi-
dent Of the Arlington Chamber,
second vice chairman; John Nor
man, Greater Manassas Cham
Der. secretary, and George M.
Rowzee. jr.. Arlington Chamber,
To Set Policies
The group agreed to vote on
general policies at its next meet
ing on September 10. 1t plans
to obtain Endorsement from the
Northern Virginia Regional
Planning and Economic Develop
ment Commission at that groups
next meeting on September 81.
After that, members of the new
organization plan to appear be-
fore the governing bodies in Alex
andria, Falls Church, Arlington
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CAB Proposes
Interim Solution
In Airport Row

The Civil Aeronautics Board
today held out q three-phased
temporary solution to Washing
toms airport problem.
). First was an announcement
that public hearings will bel
scheduled to investigate whether
Washington is receiving adequate
service from National Airport
and whether public convenience
and necessity" requires the, use
of Friendship Airport near Balti-
more. No hearing date was set.
The Civil Aeronautics Act of
1898 requires that public hear
ings be held before the CAB can
order airlines to begin serving
Friendship as an additional air
port for the Washington area.
Second phase of the CABS
plan was an invitation to the air
lines to an informal conference
which would seek the air carriers
cooperation in using Friendship.
"FavOr" Assured
Third was an assurance that
the CAB would ''look with IA
vor" on airline applications to
use the Baltimore facility.
The boards action late yes
terday was an answer to Com
merce Secretary Weeks recon-
mendation that Friendship be
used as an alternate" for Wash
lington, pending construction of
a new airport at Burke, Va, or
until solution is found.
The Senate Appropriations
Committee last week deferred
action on President Eisenhower's
request for $34.7 million to get
Burke started.
Secretary Weeks recommended
ton used the word Immediate" 81
but a CAB spokesman today said
that designation Of Friendship
cannot be immediate" The law
requires public hearings func-
ton that normally requires up
ward Of two months.
Choice Offered
In effect, what the CAB has
done is to give the airlines a.
choice Of voluntarily offering to-
Igo into Friendship or go through
the public hearing procedure.
The Air Transport Associa-
ton. representing the carriers
has opposed even interim use
of the Baltimore field because
of the distance involved, from
downtown Washington as well as
from National Airport.
Deputy Civil Aeronautics Ad-
Iministrator James T. Pyle said
Sunday that the CAA will re-
submit its request for Burke
airport money at the next ses-
sion of Congress. THE Burke
proposal has been studied to
DEATH" he said. 1.-THE thing toI
do now is get on with it,"
In deferring action on Burke
the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee named a five-man sub
committee to investigate the air.
port situation.
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MARYLAND VIRGINIA NEWS
1t. Dennis Named Chief
Of HyottsviIIe Police

Silas E. Dennis. jr., IS, is the
new chief of the Hyattsville City
Police Department, the largest
municipal force in Prince Georges
County.
The City Council last night
announced the appointment, to
be effective Immediately. The
departments top post has been
open since the death of Chief
Howard H. Holmes on July 10.
A seven-year veteran of the
12-man department, Chief Den
mis- was appointed corporal in
October, 1851, and became a
lieutenant in February, 1854.
Before joining the Hyattsville
department he was a policeman
at the University Of Maryland
two years.
Chief Dennis began a three
year hitch in the Marine Corps
in 1913, and was discharged a
corporal. Before this service, he
was employed by the DR.. Pepper
Bottling Company, in the Dis
trict.
The new chief earlier this year
attended an arson investigation
school at Purdue University, and
is a graduate Of the police traffic
course at Northwestern Univer-
sity. He has attended other short
courses on criminal investigation
give in the county.
Chief Dennis, graduate Of
Warrenton (Va.) High School, is
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Montgomery School Board
Sets Record for Secrecy

The Montgomery County Board
OF Education, group which in
the past has distinguished itself
in its zeal for secrecy, last night
set some sort of record.
Not one. but two executive ses-
stons featured the five-hour plus
meeting at the school boards
Rockville offices. Both, said
Board President Mrs. Helen
Scharf, concerned personnel
matters.
While not in executive session,
the board managed after a good
deal Of talk about the hardships
caused by County Manager M.
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L. Reese's economy cuts to APP
prove preliminary plans for Sher-
wood Elementary, Eastern Junior
High and Poolesville High School.
The board also voted to award
a construction contract for
Twinbrook's Forests Edwin w.
Broome Junior High after in
forming Mr.. Reese that rising
costs will necessitate an addi-
tional appropriation next year
to furnish and equip the 1900
student school.
The school will be built by
the j. D. Hedin Construction Co.
of Washington at a cost of just
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under 50 million. Rhees Burket
lis the architect. It is scheduled
for occupancy by September,
1857.
The board passed over some
construction change orders,
bought some footballs and bas-
ketballs and. finally, everybody
went home.