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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

FORD SO la-ton pickup: dark green,
service mgr; new title and war
ranty. Call Tor real deal. LOGAN
MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV, To
2-4100.
FORD 1853 h-ton pickup: 8 cylin-
der; excellent condition; 1880
mi. LU. 1887 or LU. 3-2157.
CHEVROLET 1856 Ia-ton pickup
ruck; green, heater and defroster
runs and looks like new; only 81 ,495
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l40 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-9003. Open Til $3.50
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FRANK SMALL
1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU, 2-9s27
FORD IS. S1.189

Tudor; polar white, 2-tone matching
interior. heater and defroster; excel
lent tires; q beuty throughout DIV
YER MOTOR CO. Dodge Plymouth,
5120 Wis. ave. EN- 2-I643 EN-.
2-i644.
FORD SO FOrdor. beautiful light
blue finish, matching seat covers. r.
and h.. turn signals; q top-aualitY
car. veaf-end sale Drtce $500
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WHEELER INC.

cHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
1925 Georgia Ave, Wheaton, Nd
IN Sn0~
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

4eOO BLK. WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
- rms. and layatory suitable for
doctor or dentist. etc. Storage shed
adjoining II business requires.
Parking rear. .wo. 6-5e6l.
FURNISHED once
in lawyers suite; Woodward Bldg
reas. RE. 5-226s,
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DETACHED ALL-RR1cK. l4-uNIT APARTMENT

DETACHED. ALL-BRIcK, l4-UNIT APARTMENT
suuprG FULLY RENTED M5swHrTE SEIsasoRA490opp
c4URcHTs AND schools AUTOMATIC HAL ISsiNEEAJIo2R
sSiido ia6sod CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY NO BROKERS'
o't' FH'"V4f RoBr REALTY CORA $4,000
CHOICE DOWNTOWN Two-sToRY BRICK
oN coRNEz lqI SUITABLE ZOE srsINtss CLUB oRoAAgI;
EATON OR CHURCH STATING CAPACITY. ~ -r-ssssii
EtPrED kITeHEN RgSE AZ SAsH s ss eTg Ib 5sA
ExcsPr seTgs9ay IT, 70 20 ss9N "a m sse Pm
FOR LEAsE-cHoICE SILVER SPRING AREA
PUBLIC PARKING Al OtNlAl lkoISl
WAXING DISTANCE 70 TRANSPORTATION sHoPPfNp AID
cKuHc5ts aLavity PofrlA ~ sPAGE ASSAMAHLk .,99S
RsUKGNcI oFylcY REAi EsrAIE o. ANY COMMERCIAL usE
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JET MOTOR SALES

1884 Penna. Ave. Sc. Il 300
FORD SO Fairlane ss' club sedan;
raven black finish with CONTRASTING
seat covers: Fordomatic, r. and h.,
Wv. tires, big engine; new car
cond. throughout, must be seen TO
be appreciated; guar. Xmas spec
cial 81 QQh
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= AR ARCADE A ' PONTIAC

l437 Irving ST. NV, AID. 4-s500
Also 1880 14th St NV, RA. 1880
DE SOTO 1852 Firedome VS. 4-dr
automatic Transmission. radio. heater,
1 owner. Was S1g5: now S4h5, STOCK
No l22-D.
Sellers Sales & Service
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FRANK SMALL

5000 Pc. Ave. Sc. LII. 2-9s27
CHEVROLET 1855 "2IO" 2-dr. !;
black, radio. heater: Just traded.
Will sacrifice for only Sl,375.
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FORD SO Fairiane "s" vietoria;
beautiful styletone finish; looks like
new; has Fordomatic, r. and n.
and many other accessoriesi very
low mil: guar Xmas spec, &1,645.
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CADILLAC 'bS FLEETWOOD sedan
y. blue. fully equipa incl. t.gsy
warranty; only s,3a5 down on ap-
RBr,eree esrsaii trad, sna tsfmy,s
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HONEYMOON
COTTAGE

7-bedroom. brick. charmer thai
would be perfect for. newlyweds OF
discreet bachelor Separate dininl
room. equipped Kitchen. full base.
ment; side screened porch; detached
brick garage and plenty OF trees
in convenient Fails Church location
Only $4,000. Call IA. 7-6660.
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SILVER SPRING-3-room suite. air
conditioned. on Georgia ave-, in
heart of Silver Spring; S69.50. Call
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BOWMAN MOTOR SALES

160U Ga Ave. NV RIA. 6-l122
CHEVROLET 40 de luxe sedan: looks
ana runs splendid; S165: terms,
$40 On. Mr. ROPER. LA. 6-27OO,
f,IlEIgn m RI InEs 20 l o.. Ia .ki44.
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~ SOMEBODY'S LANDLORD.

Rent the upstairs apt an this
pretty Cape Cod 10 some yotns
couple ard lFt them maze your
nloffsNse payments You live
downstairs in the nlgEesi !ittlt
house ypu have ever seen Liv
I'm with hreDi din rm biz
he6rms kit screened porch; "a.
faSe. fpll bemt shady yard good
N All neighhorhnod Si6 500
HOLIEY REALTY $500 Lee hwy
KF s.9GEp
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA--Easy purchase plan,
500 down. You rent with option to
and garage. in a nice Rosemont To-
cation. Listing l0l6-B TIE. 6-i400.
TE. 6-73i3, AL BAKER a. SON,
INC, sos N. Washington St. Alex
andrla Va
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CHFVROLFT 81 81 az

Dsirey 1-cf i1maealsts fyssy srs
green ane , So raMs -
noTcp CO pS1ss -giynogtE, $40
VA sss- ~. 1-le41, N 7.ie4t.
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DE SOTO 1854 4-dOor: has heater,
automatic transmission. beautiful
green finish. BONDED. NO-COST,
LABOR AND MATERIAL, oEE-YEAR
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DODGE 81 coronet sedan; looks
S25 DIN. MR. ROPER. LA. 6-27O0.
DODGE 81 Diplomat; syromatic. r.
ana n; cream; black top; $500.
Fla, ave. ne. at 9th. Ii 6-6464.
DODlGE 1855 Coronet 4-dr.; c-tons
finish; r. and h.; owner. immacu-
late; Si,295. s245 down. BELL
MOTORS. SOTO Wis. ave. n.wa
Wo. $4,000,
DODGE '53 Coronet VS. sedan: gy-
romatic, r. and h.. turn signals,
tinted glass. excel. cond. In every
Wnv. Rnar-nnA "a La rnrinn asnn
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FRANK SMALL

1895 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1-9647
FORD 1856 Victoria: Fordomatic, a.
tube r. and h., w,-w.'s, power steer
ing: $l.995. HO. 2-g642.
FORD So 6-pass. Country Sedan
Fordomatic. Thunderhird engine.
power steering. r. and h., new Wv.
$3.50 cash. AID. 4-l6,2, Ext. 40;
q m "a
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SeIIerS Sales q Service

U2IS Baltimore Ave.
RIVERDALE, MD. WA. 10000
CHEVROLET '51 station wagon: ex-
Gel cond: low mileage; single
wner; $3.50. SO. 8-S593.
CHEVROLET SO Bypass. station
wagon: VS. engine, auto. trans
new-car warranty: only $685.
down; 3 other wagons to choose
from. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS
Authorized WHY'S Dealer, JU. 8.
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NEw noME ZOE xNiAsi:--Tii6s ros

de luxe North Arlington brick ram
psi,, yoA M sse yo e,n r. rms s G W
cupancy All the most wanted
features sucn as wide center
hall separste dining room. super.
equipped kitchen with all the ex.
tras 3 twin bedrooms, . tiled
baths . freplates ard Prercf
doors 10 ground level from a light
dry basement a perfect setup toi
df luxe recreation room. ANE
NOr-WATER HEAT All this In tbs
tiptOn Ovrriee KNOTS section Of
North Arlington for the un-
heiieyahle low price Of s2B.a50
You must see ~ 10 believe SHAN.
NON a IuCHs co. 20S5 Wilson
hlRl Ayltn ZION Va Ia S.RAMn
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IS Coupe ds VIE, fgiiJ
: conditioned lmmaeU.
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S2.211: can 10. 5-3lb3. 20
CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air Cdr
2-tone finish; everything is original
except new tires; r. and h.. power
glide; many other useful extras
nn1v q l0E
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CATHEDRAL CEILING in living room

CATHEDRAL CEILING In living room
in this 2-BEDRM. AND DEN, stone
and-brick home; detached garage.
Situated on lot, 135 IT. deep. with
trees and shrubbery, this home Is
TRANSFERRED OWNER MUST
SELL IMMEDIATELY, /! Priced
at sI6r500 with $4,000 41zfs loan
or other financing available Call
til 3 pm, METZLER. ia, 5-7575.
LAKE BANCROFT, rent with option
70 buys bedrms. ) baths, gar,
mod. KIT hv. I'm. with frepl.; half
acre ground. Listing ga2-H.
TIE. f-I4OO TIE. H-7343
Dos N WASHINGTON 81 Alex Va
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MNnpEn lr ArRk-.u nusaAlly ID

NNFNFIFW " III = IlNIWNEiT -
sraciiye CaliinFnta-styie rambler
with handSomr tres and an tn
tsresting little stream located in
one ~ the RIOS. exclusive close
IN sections Some Of the other
features include .uil-length win.
With fireplace iooking out % your
own private lancscsping, wail-to-
wall ca.pefing den with a md
fireplace fail basement with 3rd
fireplace l-cAr garaGe, plus many
other dsslrabie extras Vacant ana
ready fer immediate occupancy,
with exceiiFn, terms Needs receco-
raung ard the owner has theIe-
fore reduced the priee % >2A,atV
THIS ia truly I bargaln' Act noW
ana cAli today SHANNON a
LucHs CO 2gss .Wlson blvd
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nvEs1 OFFICES RENLoT

BETHESDA-About 900 So. IT. day.
light, air-cond. ofiees; heart Of
town: parking: suitable for medica
or dental specialties: divided to suit
Also 5000 so. #. avail. about
March !; HOWARD R. sCHAFFER
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WALK 10 PFNTHGON or ma eTi
iDFAL FOR LARGE FAMILY-5


style. ye-Appealing rambler, fea.
turing step-down living room, lge
dining area, l5-ft. Kitchen, 3 twir
bedrmS II with hreplacel, ga
baths 1871. rec room and built
In aaraRe IN full bsmt, Lot Is
ii3x225. LOCATION is RAVEN
WOOD Priced at 500 $50. thii
Is $4,000 under present owner
cost Cal til Q pm, METZLER
ia 5-T5-6
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CHEW. '55 Model 1910" 4-door sta.
wag.; with r. and h., WV. tires
and other accessories; very clean.
You looking for wagon? You will
buy this one. Xmas special, 81 t505.
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fHaNrF OF YOUR LITETTME

Stf 4N0i N the heart u fash
tanahle NrLHan - Charming bum
galnw ~ unusual design t4sit.
living fnctr gith huge end wall
Afar!aes separate einiug room nm
tshed re- I'm enu lFvel has
LARGE hftfBdfrs arc hath enlti-
"a rancs fenced free-sfgdeeC ,ct
GarAaf MOaT UNUSUAL. oFFER
ING Ca ia -NNtsl REAt ~
TATE SERVICE lNc eeeg y
diehg toi lee nuy opsn go
kTAGT COACH RLSTiC FsTls
American fiF1fs GER nlnrd Ttth 90.
fe.frs minute Appointments abound
n tails nrH tf-ft Hfice fAnrhet
ia design Is Hntdus srG infefsktlug
Certtr.hAM entrance 70 maaaiacer
gRXtA-ft IV fM rsG4 bfA9tifGlE'
eguiprsd estctsn ssSafhte 4irlni
frrr 3 hsdrcnr1s ~ astfT he6fop
iBxfd 1t sud rsthN wHh neaa'
tfgl rastef shA8sd Nyi4Yes Cor
FfsN ea.kEaF ri cFsfsifrc Sea
fhsaRs ttNef isVs. mas asEs far
" eA.reFgns gcnsi Biih HtdistnE q
tgsrMsa aad setraree 90 nsagtift
AasNe-s sNfAW a ernderflA VT
eeFtg Nrrs s8f sHh9 e N1A
WfN Ns bNss7 Ca IA -ttsa
RKAt FRfGrr efRyEcE NC,
fs2s = Gees "a 90 Lee hSy.
Cr~E aaG
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FORD 1853 h-ton pickup; 5 cylin.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AC BRISTOL 81; now on display;
terrific. See it today. JACK PRY.

AC BRISTOL 81; now on display;
terrific. See It today. JACK PRY.
14th and p
ALPHA ROMEO rdstr. SO 81. sa5
NC "a" rdster. SO 1889
Jag JAG xK IAN A n rdstr. ,s5 S,SS992s
JAGUAR XIX 100 rdstr. 81. 1895
AUSTIN HEALY rdstr. '55 1895
JAGS. a. sedans-coupes from S95
JACK PRY, LTD.
Distributor for Mercedes Benz
PoF''hs' Alf i4th Ro 2sD f0F . States
ANGLIA '55 2-dr. S sS5
AUSTIN A-40 81 4-dr. 1876
JAGUAR XIX "i20'' SO rdstr..
with hardtop 1.I95
JAGUAR Marx VII '53 4-dr. 9a5
PORSCHE coupe '53 - 1.T95
HILLMAN SO 4-dr. ---.---- 2q5
HUMBER 80 4-dr. --- 395
MORRIS SO station wagon Sa5
HILLMAN "a convertible 7a5
MGs, all models; choice Of IA.
SO other Imported and American can
Cars at Sale Prices
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
Now. Locations for
Sales and Service
Est. 1914
7th at r SITS. NV.
Omen s to 8. Hobart $1,000
Branch Sales and Service
Church and Fairfax on Lee hwy. at
Merrifleld, Va JE. 4-3302.
ALEX. VA.--1SO0 and 1910 King
St. Alex, Va. King S-5525.
BUICK 40 convertible; dynafiow. ex-
Gel. cond. 1875. 1908 D st. Sc.
Ii. 1894: call after pm
BUICK SO 4-door Special. Many
extras. No trade. Cash only. 10. p
l@ba.
BUICK $50 4-door hardtop; company
executive car. dynaflow. heater and
defroster. radio, power steering and
brakes, special trim, Wv. tires;
about $500 miles; $4,000. Call
ST 3-3l71. 9-5 week days.
BUICK 1858 Super Riviera coupe:
blue finish. equipped including power
steering; very clean; only $685.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
RUICK "a Roadmaster convertible
coupe; this car has every. feature
that Buick has to offer: beautiful
light blue finish; low mi best buy
Of the year; only 81 sos. Safety
tested for your protection. 30-day
written warranty. PAUL BROS
tOLDS), Wis. ave. and Ellicott st.
NV. KE. 7-130S.
BUCKS - STANLEY H, HORNER,
INC. Midtown Buick Dealer. I'LL
l4th; convenient to all hotels, Of
nee bldgs.. real estate and imam
cial districts: only minutes from
N. Virginia. District 7-3a93.
BUICK 1855 convertible coupe; beau
tiful red and white finish, fully
equipped: very clean. See today.
for only S2.6a5, gCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
122. 22nd St NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK 80 Super Riviera; top shape
throughout; engine perfect, new
seat covers, excellent General Ny
| gen tubeless, radio and heater;
$685.. CO. 5-ss70 after 400
BUICKS--'49 sedan, dyna,, r. and h.
S275: 80 Super or Roadmaster Sc
dan, dyna., r, and h., 1899; 81
Super convertible, white. black top
dyna.. r. and h. $500; '52 4-dool
! sedan, dyna.. r. and h., 5000; 80
Super Riviera hardtop. 2-tone
| green. dyna., 7. and h., S999; 80
Roadmaster sedan, blue, white top
| power steering. dyna., r. and h.,
| S1,19a HORNER'S COR. tBuiek
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th, Ii
/ -0-o4O4.
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FORD SO Fairlane "s'' Victoria;
r. and h.. WV tires. wire wheels
and many other accessories. sharp
est car in town; guar. Xmas special,
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MAICO 1856 $50 &C.: perfect con-
dition: $3.50. 1905 S. Pollard st.,
Arl. Va, IA. 2-3S33.
MOTOR SCOOTER. vespa. l25 &C;
SO model: orig metallic green I'm
ish: good eond.: SEQ. RE 5-639l.
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FORD $50 Thunderbird. l-owner
sports car that has been driven
only 5000 mi. Fully equipped with
all power accessories. Removable
black top. Fordomatic. 9-tubs
owner transferred overseas. Must
sell this week Make offer. LU. A.
1857. Mr.. WILLIS.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED
BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

YACHT. approx. 35 #, long. new
II 29 so66BpE Eng D.s Goa Mo o "a s ,5sP
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SINGLE OFFICES, popular Conn. ave
building, free conference room, park.
ing next to building. rentals $40.
$75 Apply Room 22Z, DUPONT
CIRCLE BUILDING
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FORD SO Victoria driven only q
Fordomatic, power steering, r. and
/ h.. Wv. tires and many extras;
originally sold for $500; steal
| at So. 2P5; 10,000-mile or l-year
| guarantee LOGAN fFordl, 1850
o0th st NV III r-hS0O
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N. ARLINGToN--NEW AN
TlQUE BRICK SPLIT LEVEL
on approx. Is acre with q
View Of the Valley 20 the
east. 8 bedrooms, . full
baths; TWIN RECREATION
RIM. AREAS teXpandable to
3 future rooms for the
growing family"i. ONLY
So, $50. Shown by appt.
only EDWARD r. BRIGGS.
Realtor, 475l Lee hwy. IA.
5-S402,
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medical center that would fully
utilize the blocks now planned
for the expressway
Moral Obligation Seen
Both said the District and the
planners have a moral, if not
legal, obligation to uphold their
projects.
James c. Wilkes, attorney fol
Potomac Plaza, said an added
Illustration, however, was that
the private developers haven't
been brought in on the road
planning enough to know what
the effect of a switch really
would be on their projects.
He proposed that all affected
parties be brought in for a
prudent exchange of ideas that
may result in mutually salts
factory solution"
In crack at the planning
commission staff, Mr.. wilkes
said planners in most jurisdic-
tons have disposition to fully
appraise developers of plans al
each stage. Here, he said, the
planners have a feeling
that they owe it to the govern
Iment to protect the people
against a knowledge OF plans as
they are being prepared"
Harland Bartholomew, plan
Continued on Page b., Col.
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Airmun, Women
Held in Assault

An Air Force private and q
young woman we're arrested
early today on charges Of as
saulting a police officer and
being diSorderly after a fracas
lat Seventh and p streets NV.
\ Pvt. Lorenzo Skinner. 20. sta
toned at Andrews Air Force
Base. was charged with grabbing
Second Precinct Pvt. Vincent
Shyblowski around the neck
when the Officer tried 10 break
Up a fight between two Negro
women
Police said Agnes Simms. %.
OF the 1900 block OF corcoran
street NV. one Of the women
who we're fighting. struck Police
Pvt. Shyblowski while Pvt. Skin
ner was holding him. Then she
hit Police Pvt. David Paul, VINO
came TO Pvt shyblowskis aid.
police said. The other woman
led.
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three years records show that
children and elderly pedestrians
account for most traffic injuries
and fatalities. He said So pei
cent of pedestrians injured were
between 5 and Is years of age
About so per cent of the pedes.
Itrian fatalities over the three
year period were people over SIS
Other Speakers
other speakers at the one-day
seminar will include LeVerne
johnson, manager of the District
AAA; Glenn t. Lashley, manager
Iof the AAA National Pedestrian
Protection Program; Mai. Pau
Randle, of the Maryland State
Police; A.. Julian Brylawski
chairman of the Education Com
mittee Of the Commissioners
Traffic Advisory Board and
Kenneth w. Smith. of the Alex
andria Traffic Engineering De-
partment.
The seminar will conclude this
afternoon with both panel dis
cussion on Practical Steps to
Build Pedestrian Safety"
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Man Kills Wife and Self
After Her Suicide Fails

turpentine. About 9 pm. she
was rushed to District General
Hospital with the help of a
neighbor. After her stomach
was pumped, Mrs. Timberlake
was strong enough to leave with
her mother, Mrs. Marion Coates.
Reaching for Clothing
They went to the Coates
home, but Mr.. Coates was not
there. He had gone to the Tim
berlakes to see what had hap
pened to Jean. When he re-
turned home he found Mrs,
Timberlake, who asked him to
go with her to get her two chill
dren, aged 3 and l.
Mrs. Timberlake had prepared
the youngest daughter for de-
parture and was standing in the
closet on tip-toes, arms reach
ing for clothing, when her hus-
band approached from the rear.
Turns Gun on Himself
Police were told he shot her
in the head. and when she fell,
shot twice more, one bullet en-
tering her face. He then turned
the .32-caliber gun on himself
while Mr.. Coates looked on.
The shooting occurred at lit
am. Mrs. Undertake was re-
turned to the hospital and died
lat 2:40 am. Undertake was
pronounced dead at his home a
few minutes after the shooting
He was bakery employee.
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Fairfax Rejects
Beacon Field
.AsShopCenter

Rezoning of Beacon Field Air
port for a IS million shopping
center was turned down by the
Fairfax Board of County Super.
visors early today during a 49,
hour marathon session which
lasted until 445 am.
The vote on the airport APP
.plication came at 2:30 am. after
is hours Of testimony pro and
con, with brief recesses for lunch
and dinner. The application was
rejected by a 6-l vote. with SUI
pervisor Stuart DeBell casting
the only vote against the denial
motion.
II was an unusual hearing
with the bulk Of citizen senti-
ment behind the application. A
half-dozen civic groups sent rep
resentatives and presented petit
tons indorsing the application
principally because II would
mean an end Of Beacon Fields
airport days.
Opposition came principally
from owners Of a 75-acre COM
mercisl site at nearby Hybla
Valley Airport. where a SIS mil
lion regional shopping center Ia
scheduled TO be started this
spring.
Attorney Andrew w. Clarke.
representing the Tower Con-
Struction Co. which sought the
application, said the Beacon
center would not be large enough
to hurt Hybla Valley or Belle
View. He noted that part Of the
property already was zoned for
business. and said the 81 acres
involved in the application would
permit construction o. a superior
shopping area with adequate
parking
After acting on the Beacon
application. the SUPERVISOR
passed on Two other zDning re-
quests. and instructed Chairman
Joseph n Ffeehiil 70 negotiate
for purchase % 80 acres from
the Chiles Tract for tire nep
FAIRFAX Hospital ate.
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tailed study out of number
that had been suggested as pos
sibilitieS.
The alternate route would run
the six-lane road along the Rock
Greek and Potomac parkway,
just east Of Twenty-seventh
street NV. This would cut of
the end of the $50 million pri-
vate developments proposed by
the Potomac Plaza Corp.
AS now approved. the route
would cut through the four
blocks south of Washington
Circle between Twenty-t h ir d
and Twenty-fourth streets NV
This would knock out expansion
plans of the George Washington
University.
Committee Chairman Claude
Owen stressed the decision to
study one alternate route did not
necessarily mean his group would
recommend a switch.
Cost Estimates Asked
But he asked city highway en-
lgineers to make comparative cost
estimates Of the possible reloca-
ltion within the next few days
Then, early next week, the COM
mittee will try to agree on a firm
recommendation to give the full
Planning Commission at its ses-
sion next Wednesday.
This action was taken after a
hectic three-hour session to hear
arguments of GNU and the
Potomac Plaza Corp.
Potomac Plaza officials, who
want the route to remain where
ITS now approved, said they be-
gan their development this year
AN apartment at Twenty-fifth
street and Virginia avenue-only
with the firm idea that they
could continue the project toward
the Potomac River.
GNU officials, who want the
approved route changed. said
they only built the CIV Hospital
and Cancer Clinic near Wash
Iington Circle with the firm idea
that it would be part of a
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80 TOP ENTERTAINERS SLATED
FOR MAJOR INAUGURAL EVENTS

Actor George Murphy, entertainment director for the
Inaugural Committee said today than 80 top enter
tanners will participate in Inaugural affairs.
The entertainers will participate in the Inaugural Fest-
val, in concert and at the four Inaugural Balls
Between and IL bands are expected to be available
for the balls
Mr.. Murphy told newsmen at a press conference the
firm list of entertainers be determined for week or
Those who have indicated they want to participate
however include Lily Pons Ethel Norman Red SHELTON and
Tony Martin and his wife, Cyd Charlse Mr. Murphy
The Festival will be held Saturday night the concert
on Sunday and the balls Monday night of the Inaugural
week end.
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Inaugural Unit to Let Bid
For Presidents Stond

modified design as ';contempor-
airy and monumental in char
acter." 1t will be an 80-foot
building with a wood frame. 1t
will provide a reception space
near where the President will
stand. The two eagles that grace
the stand will be larger in de-
sign than last time. The flag
poles have also been moved out
to permit better viewing.
The sides Of the stand have
been opened out so that the
spectators will get a better view
of the parade. The President will
stand in front of the arcade just
behind his official seal.