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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-30

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-stone ans
stucco; 200 #. deep lot; 8 bed.
kitchen with breakfast room, den
house in perfect condition. Very
tastefully decorated; gear garage
This is Q beautiful family homl
in the Rosemary School area
Priced at S32,750. Be sure to SCI
this one. Call WO. $4,000 til 9
EDW. H. JONES d. CO.. INC.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
If you are looking for a well-built
home in good condition and a con-
inspect this property. Brick Colo
NAL; slate roof: liv. rm. with firepl
separate dining rm., kitchen with
eating space; End A., 3 bedrms.. !
paths and a finished rm. on the 3rd
n; full hsmt.. built-in garage; LOT,
70x200, well planted and gives Sc.
clusion to the property: walking dis
lance to all schools. For info, cal
Mrs. Upp. JU. a-O335.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NEW BRICK HOMES

NEW BRICK HOMES
1901 AND 1908 RUATAN ST.
Langley Park-JuSt completed: fea-
lures large kit. with birch cabinets
lst-h. powder rm.. , bedrms. S15.-
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-s4OO
RAMBLER
Brick home. featuring spacious
living room with fireplace: separate
dining room, 8 large bedrooms ard
bath electric kitchen. dishgasher
disposal and table space: lar2e bsmt.
offering toilet facilities: walk to
shopping and transportation. Price.
4 BEDROOMS
2 baths. new English bsmt. ramblers.
featuring spacious living room, din
ng L. kitchen. bedrooms. . baths,
finished rec. room. utility room with
washer. and drier. Vacant. Should
CT. Price. S15.950.
WOOD COMPANY
l115s Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
10. 4-1s00
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX.-Fine residential area: Sale
sumed. Laree liv. rm. with firepl.,
full din: rm.. screened porch. rec.
rm.. 3 bedrms., ia baths fenced
yard. BY OWNER. KE. 7-i55f.
ALEXANDRIA-Stately white CO.
lonial with towering trees. bed
rms, and den, / y baths. A roomy,
lovely private home and so close-in
Si7,45O. Easy financing. ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP
ARLINGTON-Excel. older home mr.
Pentagon; l4x24 liv. rm., separate
din. rm., bedrms. plus sleeping
garage. full bsmt. S17,S50 with
$1,000 down. Immed. occupancy
OWNER, IA. S-S112.
ARL. FOREST : Brick, cow. loo,
excel. cond,; sen. din, rm.: rec. rm.
garage 10000. ia. 5-4s23.
ARL., ", S25.l5O GI-4-bedrm.
2is-bath. brick Colonial: LIST n.
side entr. hall, gracious liv rm.,
firepl.. tamily-sized din. I'm. open
ing on 22-ft rear scr. rosch: equip
kit. breakfast space, lee, pantry.
bedrm.. bath: End A.. 3 twin bed
rms, bath: stairs 70 attic; gIound-
wv Nv AANhAts ~ va tAAs Nv
garage. Lot 1876 #. deep, Anchor
fenced rear yard; Ice. OAK trees
Vacant. LUCILLE COOK, JE ..
327.. JE. 2-4664.
AURORA HILLS AREA-Very gra-
cious brick Colonial; 3 or 4 bed
rms. II on LIST mr., Ia baths.
BANQUET din. rm.. excel. KIT. ga
Pentagon and d. C $4,000. va
or FHA. AL SMITH REALTY,
XII. s-6652: ewes, JE. 2-O454.
AURORA HILLS-Decorate in the
best OF taste; center entrance hall
26-ft. liv. rm.. sep. din. rm., fully
modern kitchen. 3 bedrms., . baths
rase ana s I'm deek VO yen NJ,
spaciousneSs and Dutch Colonisl
design, you'll love this home Cal
RoUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. XII. $4,000.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTSVILLE - On Agriculture re-
s6insie. : rms. : baths. bsnit DeI gas
heat, many out bldgs.. fruit trees
$4,000 by OWNER. TO. 9-6II5
COTTAGE CITY, 43rd ave, close tc
Bladensburg rd.-Nar1e your OWE
down payment on this detached
Colonial brick home: s rms,
baths, full basement. front and rear
porches and detached brick garage.
home, DE. s-oS54. '@A'
CONN; AVE. ESTATES, Carroll
Knolls-Ramblers and Cape Gods
We have been selling homes well in
these sections Of Wheaton and Sill
yer. Spring and we now need more
liStings. For professional services
in listing, advertising. selling
financing your home. please get in
touch with US. at your earliest con-
pm. coLoN dia IN fNvE SINE x CO ;
GREEN MEADOWS - 8 bedrms.,
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050.
KENTLAND-vacant; 5 rms. bsmt.,
JOHN SoGNP H. 81 5o f1Ss cow VA s27s 6 nc
WEST HYATTSyILLE, lovely cor
ACA. bACCos pIlNdCys wear every
thing; buses. Bungalow. 2 bedrooms
"a psnnt.. large shed. Immediate
possession. Owner. $500 deposit
81 900 cash. WA. 7-64l2.
RAMBLER bedrms., . baths, Q Il
3 acres, 81 .000-S2. 900 cash. Also
brk. bungalow. bedrms., lge. lot
new cond.. will exchange. OWNER
ia. 9-7010.
s5S.46 PER MO.-FHA approved, g.
rm. detached home on level lot II
| Green Medows. mr.. Riggs I'd. OF
NV h, Diet garage. Price, S1l.25O
! $3.50 On. Call til 9 pm. WA
| Cc563sOGNS ROBERT s. DAVIS q
Co, INC.
NEAR MARYLAND UNIVERSITIES.
| loom brick Colonial. fireplace. full
dining room, on 50x200-ft. lot. G.
appraised at S14,500. Quick pos
session. Call It'll 9 pm. WA. $4,000
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.. INC
LANGLEY PARK RAMBLER
Modern 3-bedrm. brick rambler
all-elec. kit. with disposal and dish.
washer: near New Hampshire ave
bus; $13,425, CT approved; Sc;
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-e4oC
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Sl3 900
just reduced-Modern brick bunga.
low; 2 bedrms., lge. kitchen witt
estlng space, attic. bsmt. FIJI
HUGH HtH0 r. PECK HE. 4-e4oc
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FIRST TIME

This is what YOU have been wait.
ing for. A limited number Of dis
tinctive 4-level. all-brk., .}-bedrm.
2l2-path split levels. being built in
unexcelled and very handy N. Arl
Dashboard heat, ALICE colored kit
sep din. rm. and loads Of features
too numerous to mention. SeVeral
already sold on strength of plans
and loo. Choose your colors and
lot now. A premium value at SOC
$50; You will love it. Call ia
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Completely redec. throughout.
bedrms., 3 baths on End A., lge. Ii.
brary Tor bedrm.) with firepl. anc
adj. bath on LIST A. Nice liv. rm. with
firepl.; screened porch. din rm. with
picture window. huge breakfast room
tremendous view; all electric
thoroughly mod. kit. with disposal
and dishwasher. Built-in garage, 9
rms. in bsmt.: lovely lot; comb
most openings. Also awnings. Priced
right at $50, 800. Call Mr.. Carpenter
WO. 6-1434.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14l1
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BLUE BLOOD

Home Of substantial character
Georgian lines. in a substantial
neiehborhood; reflects good plan
entry hall, front-to-back grand.
piano-size. llv. rm.. formal din. rm
Dine-paneled den or study, kit. with
brkfSt. nook, and powder I'M. or
list: 3 msster-size bedrms. ard :
baths on 2nd: originally created 2ls
yrs. ago by master craftsman ano
charming wife at cost of S3S. 900
sacrifice price of S34 $50. Gem
pelling reasons force owners Quick
sale. Call ia. 1860 for appt.
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HOUSES for SALE, Nd. Cont.

BRADMOOR-Brick Colonial in ex.
elusive. Bradley blvd. area. Lge. liv
rm:, din. rm., 3 bedrms., 2 baths
full bsmt.. rec. rm.. built-in garage
S23 500. GEO. W. ROBERTSON
Realtor. 1886 Wis. ave-, OIL. 2.
01o3 Ewes Hi 2.R16o
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ONLY $500 DOWN
1926 Burke st. sc. (bet. Armory
and D. C. Hosp)-2 sep. and COM
plete apis. Live in one list a. and
finished bsmt), rent the top floor
Sep. entrances. front and rear.
Avail. Aug. /. Bal. $3.50 monthly
incl. taxes and insurance.
STEUART BROS. INC.
oil TIARA nj QROs
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BRIGHTWOOI
MICHIGAN PARK
STEUART BROS, INC.
HOME VALUES

1907 18th st. nw.-IO rms, 3
baths; newly dec. s175.
304 4th st. SET rms, bath; oil
heat SIS.
2919 N. Capitol st.-3 bedrms.
livins rm.. din. rm., 2 kitchens. 2
baths. Sl35 mo.
1888 Central ave. ne. "A bed
rms, living rm., din, kit. and 2
baths; gas heat. Sl35.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMPLETE ROOFING and sheet
metal CO.. 4 trucks, flag equipment
and complete sheet metal shop.
Can IA. 5-7242 between 800
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DOCTORS-DENTIST

wv 4OIbO-OGN i I'D i
Large stone home. overlooking the
beautiful city Of Washington. Brand
new, 4 huge-sized bedrooms, ga
baths, and what a living room, BAN
quet-siZed din. room. say it has
the most beautiful Kitchen in the
city. huge recreation room, gas-hred
hot-water heat, laundry room on
first floor; built-in garage. Price
reduced to S32 $50. Trades con-
sidered. Open every afternoon till
sold. Drive out Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
to 31st st.. right on 3lst st. to
Westover drive and 3l25.
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DIST. HTS. BRK. RAMBLER
Mr.. Andrews; 3 bedrms.. gas heat.
3 yrs. old; nice Anchor-fenced lot:
premises with low down payment.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. Mr..
Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY CO., ST.
g.-.lRS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
Civic Federation to Fiqht
Arlington Rezoning Bids

The federation in past con-
troversies has sought to pre-
serve the river-border area of
the county for luxury homes on
relatively large lots.
The vote against the rezonings
was unanimous at a federation
meeting attended by about so
delegates last night at Barnes &
Kimel auditorium. President
Edward B. Hincke was chairman
of the meeting.
In other business it was voted
to ask member citizens associa-
tons to report on vandalism in
their areas, and also on any
"praiseworthy activities" Of
youngsters. This proposal came
from Edward B. Ballard of Fair
llington and William L. A. Straw
bridge of Tara-Leeway Heights.
Whether the County Board
should be asked to impose a
Icurfew ordinance will be con-
sidered by the federation's
Executive Committee. The Legis-
lation and Legal Action Com
mittee, headed by Robert w.
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THE EVENING STAR BIS
Washington, D. c. -
WEDNESDAY, MAY e. 1850 St

ION the Mahoney- Landlord Evans
slate.
The organization was the first
to indorse Mr.. Mahoney last De-
cember and it touched off a drive
that soon saw Is other county
organizations backing him.
Last night after delivering a
prepared speech for the TV
cameras he launched into one
of his favorite off-the-cuff, face
to-face spiels on the little
farmer, the small businessman
and the rank and file.
Insists on "High Plane"
But he told the audience. he
has insisted on talking issues in
the campaign and keeping his
campaign on a "high plane"
Mr.. Mahoney's chief opponent
for the Democratic senatorial
nomination. Willard E. Tydings.
has been appealing 10 anti
Lowman sentiment in the coun-
Ity.
Mr.. Lowman said he felt the
attacks on himself meant the
Opposition could find little to say
about their own candidates.
Mr.. Landlord expressed pride
in his record in Congress. He
also attacked the Republican
Party as the party of the rich
and privileged who believe in the
"trickle-down" theory of pros
perity.
The Mahoney tour of the
county-it covered 100 miles
was f1amboyant in every respect
in sharp contrast to the invasion
made by Mr.. Tydings in the last
two weeks.
Mr.. Tydings was accompanied
by only one or two, or at most a
handful, of his supporters as he
went on a handshaking, door,
bell-ringing circuit.
Mr.. Mahoney was to be back
in Baltimore today with a 500
dinner slated there tonight.
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manently disabled at the age OF
so or over"
Voting Record Cited
The letter also claimed that
Mahoney hackers were falsely
stating that Mr.. Tydings voted
against the World War bonus
on what was known as the
World War Adjusted Compensa-
ton Act.
Mr.. Tydings said he voted
for this act in 1924 while a men,
Der of the House of Representa-
tives and voted to override Pres
ident Coolidge's veto of this
act"
The letter listed all the vet
Grams bills Mr.. Tydings said he
had supported, including the
CT Bill of Rights of which he was
co-sponsor,
He also said he had given all
the proceeds from his own World
War I bonus, amounting to 81 .033
ito the American Legion, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars and other
veterans associations. to be ex.
pended by them to help educate
the children of deceased and dis
abled veterans of MARYLAND"
Debate Sought Again
He said he went to a colored
luncheon today in the hopes that
he would get a chance to speak
on the same platform with Mr..
Mahoney. who also had been in
vited, but again Mr.. Mahoney
failed to show up"
Mr.. TydingS made another
statement on school segregation
before a small gathering of COL
ored Democrats in the 5th dis
triSt here. He said:
las far as I'm concerned, when
the Supreme Court made its de-
cision against school segregation,
that became the law of the land,
"And it shall remain the law
of the land unless we change
our Constitution or abolish the
public school system"
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Rezoning of two North Arling-
ton tracts near the Potomac
River to permit 10,000-square-
foot lots will be opposed by the
Arlington Civic Federation.
The County Board is sched-
uled to consider the two applica-
lions for property now in the
20,0O0-square feet classification
during it's two-day coming ses-
sion later this month. Both are
scheduled for the second night
of the hearings. May %. begin
ming at 8 pm. at the Court
house.
william A. Backus, of the zon-
ing and land use committee of
the federation, recommended
that the two proposals be OPP
posed. They are for rezoning
of about % acres in the 1900
block of North Glebe road, on
Chain Bridge hill, owned by
Henry A. Florance, and a small
err tract at 2714 Marcy road,
Beechwood terrace, owned by
Dorsey Beach and Victor D. and
Loretta H. Rinaldi.
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area of the county would assume
almost the entire cost of the
county government, the spokes-
man said.
The builders group warned
that enactment of the amend
ment, introducing the three
acre lot minimums in the big
western area of the county, could
have the result of forcing some
developers out of business.
The planning commission, aft
er it's study of the McHugh pro-
posals. proposed one-acre lots
for the rural three -fourths of
the county. A commission hear
ing on its residential recon-
mendations will be held at s
o'clock tonight at the Court
house.
The supervisors have the final
word on the type of master plan
to be adopted.
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|Nahoney Gets
|NoisyWe|conle
|InAnneArunde|
By CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
Star star Correspondent

GLEN BURNIE, Md, May o.
George P. Mahoney got a rous.
ing jazz-time welcome here last
night to the tune of when thu
Saints Come Marching In"
It was the big rally sponsored
by the powerful Anne Arunde
organization headed by Ralph L
Lowman, president Of the county
commissioners.
The Lowman crowd did it ur
in professional style under the
tutelage of a Washington pro.
motion man. Jack Sidney, o.
Loew's Theaters. who lives ir
Glen Burnie.
A 35-car motorcade, complete
with donkey and sound truck
met Mr.. Mahoney in Glen Burnit
at $3.50 am. BY noon he hac
toured Annapolis. including The
courthouse, State Office building
and Mayors Office.
From there the motorcade wen
to the Westinghouse plant al
Friendship Airport. where Mr.
Lowman, Representative Lark.
ford and Circuit Court Judge
Candidate Matthew S. Evans
lunched with plant officials.
MOt0rcade Tours County
Then, led by Mr.. Mahoney, the
Imotorcade started on a cross.
county, horn-blowing, hand.
shaking tour.
Last night the Anne Arunde
County Democratic Club in Gler
Burnie was the scene of the rally
that had the flavor of old-timt
politics mixed with televisior
lights.
A jazz band, singers and the
ITV cameras drove the crowd tt
a frenzy that was sweet music tt
Mr.. Mahoney's ears by the tint
the speech-making arrived. Fret
beer and sandwiches were served
to more than 400 persons.
The. Lowman organization Il
stalking its position in the count,
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Hearing Slated May n
On Silver Spring Hospital

The Montgomery County
Council yesterday set a hearing
for 8 pm. May IA for bill to
authorize a SO million bond issue
to build the Silver Spring hos
pital.
The bill was the major piece
of legislation introduced as the
council began its annual legis-
lative session. Thirteen bills were
dropped into the hopper. and the
Board of Education sent the
council proposals for four others.
Council President Robert T.
Snure, sponsor of the hospital
measure, said he expects the
hearing to attract a large audi
ence. Residents of Silver Spring
and Wheaton are divided on the
financing method. A 7-cent tax
on these areas is proposed to pay
of the bonds.
Other bills introduced would:
Clarity police retirement laws,
transfer from the council to the
Board Of Appeals appeals by
amusement centers from county
ordinances. authorize extension
Of daylight saving time. ban
trucks on public parking lots for
more than 24-hour periods and
repeal the county fireworks law
Another bill. requested by the
County Medical Society, would
prohibit the use of X-ray devices
in shoe stores. DR.. Charles I
Warfield. society secretary. in.
formed the council the device:
are dangerous TO both the per.
son being x-rayed and the op.
orator.
The Board OF Education. fol-
lowing up q recommendation o.
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in a speech to a 5th district
Democratic club. He declared
Anybody who is afraid to
meet his opponent face to face
in primary is going to make
one heck Of a Senator in a body
where you have to face your
opponents every day."
At another meeting in the
basement recreation room OF
Jack Pollock, 4th district leader
here. Mr.. Tydings said that Mr.
Mahoney will be in one heck
of a shape if he says something
in the Senate that won't hold
water"
Hits Refusal to Debate
Both remarks were preceded
by statements from Mr.. Tydings
that Mr.. Mahoney had declined
to debate issues with him on the
same platform, as he has chal-
Ilenged him to do.
Before he started on his tour
of Democratic meetings last
night, Mr. Tydings released cop
lies of a letter he sent Mr.. Ma
honey complaining that Ma
honey headquarters had made
frequent untrue statements con-
corning Mr.. Tydings' record for
I24 years as a Senator.
Mr.. Tydings in the letter de-
MED that he ever voted against
Social Security. He said that
when the bill first came up %
years ago he voted present" on
one roll call because he felt the
bill then covered only a rela-
lively few people and was with
out adequate safeguards to pro-
Itect the billions of dollars paid
in by employers and employees
for this purpose"
since then l have always
voted for all appropriations and
other measures affecting social
security" the letter continued
cat the present time I am advo-
eating lowering the retirement
eligibility for women from IS to
l62 and to provide for those per-
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Tile IdA plllCIl tIlc IldIUcSt.
The Freehill amendment
sponsored by Joseph H. Freehill
chairman of the Board of County
Supervisors, will be the subject of
a public hearing by the board at
8 pm. Monday.
1t would put into effect most
residential features of the Nc
Hugh master plan, limiting de-
velopment throughout the west
ern part of the county to three
acre lots. This proposal has
been the most controversial fea-
ture of the development plan
drafted by Consultant Francis
Dodd McHugh.
A spokesman for the builders
group said the amendment con-
stitutes wholesale rezoning and
places a blanket restriction. on
future development of the coun-
ty. The high-density eastern
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the McKinsey Report. asked for
legislation which would provide
for a "one-package" appropria-
ton Of school funds every year.
More Freedom in Spending
During the past year the board
has chaffed under the law which
directs the board to seek council
approval of budget transfers.
If adopted, the law would give
the board greater freedom in
its spending of funds.
Another board proposal would
involve a referendum decision
this fall. The board asked a
charter amendment which would
change the fiscal years start
from July to April /.
The board said the move would
aid it in recruiting teachers be-
cause the teacher salary sched-
ule would be set in April, when
teachers customarily renew their
contracts. Setting Of the scale
after the close Of the school year
has resulted in the loss Of
teachers to other jurisdictions
which set their scales faster,
school officials say.
Schools Problem
A third legislative recommen-
dalton urges that real estate de-
velopers be required to inform
the School Board Of plans for
subdivisions before building per-
mits are issued, so that the board
could schedule its school facili-
ties to meet new classroom de-
mands.
The board also asked a tight
ening Of laws so that dogs could
be prohibited from school
grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
Cleanup Director

William Follin, Falls Church
Ielectronics engineer, has been
appointed chairman of the clean
up campaign being held in the
city this month. Mayor Herman
Il. Fink said Mr.. Follin was Sc
llected by the Falls Church Wom-
ems Club to head the drive.
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University of Maryland May Queen senior class can
didates pose in the garden of the universtys Fac
May Day ceremony at pm. Tuesday at College
Park The girls are first row, from left): Billie
Jean Lore, Baltimore; Pat Hoover 2747 Ordway
street NV; Judy Peterson Crawford, N. j.; Betty
Trailer, Greenbet; Jean Wehrly, Arlington; Helen
Trandes, Baltimore: Georgene Dunn, FairaWn
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N. j. Stacey Carlos, Toledo; Elaine Ecsery, Towson;
Barbara Flock, 1909 Leland street. Chevy Chase;
third row. from Left: Audrey Nicoloudis, 1886
Nicholson street NV; Beverly Stubs, 4509 South
Chelsea lane, Bethesda; Nancy Antrim Walker
West Hyattsville; Anna Karavangeos Maryland
Park; Rheda Greenberg, College Park Dorothy Will
liams st. Leonard, and Barbara Dodd, 9021 Sud-
bury road Silver Spring.
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Builders See Tax Boost
In Foirfox Master Plan

The Northern Virginia Builders today predicted
higher taxes Fairfax County plans restrict development
theeacre lots the western twohrds of the county adopted
In statement sharply criticizing socaled
men and McFugh master plan the builders residents
of the urban belt the eastern section of the county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
I ydings Blasts Mohoney
For Refusal to Debate
BY GENE GOODWIN
Star STAFF Correspondent

BALTIMORE May 2-NIllard Tydings attacks on George
p Mahoney his principal rival for the Democratic
nomination Maryland becoming personal in these
closing days Of the campaign.
night Tydngs strongest language to date
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are not accompanied by Their
parents from being in public
places latter such hours of the
night as the governing body
deems proper" and also would
prohibit lettering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

gilbert, reported that the last
General Assembly approved
Legislation introduced by Dele
gate Omer l.. Hirst of Fairfax
permitting such an ordinance.
1t would prohibit minors who
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manently disabled at the age OF
50 mr. over %
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9-Winky Dink and You.
Drawing and stories for children.
ll:30
4-Unele Johnny Coons.
Zony old-tire movies.

An elderly ex-roneer gets book
into action otter he is wounded
during bank robbery where he
is guard.