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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Dr.. Hass Placed
On Sick Leave

Or. c. Glen Haas. associate
superintendent Of Arlington
County schools. has been placed
on sick leave and his duties as
director Of instruction will be
assumed by Mrs. Genette Ny.
gard. 1t was announced today.
School Supt. T. Edward Rut-
ter said DR.. Haas Is on sick
leave on the advice Of his ply
stefan In order 70 recover from
fatigue and exhaustion. The
sick leave started Monday.
DR.. Hass has been In charge
|of Instruction since 1850. The
director gives technical direc.
ton and professional leader
ship to the Institutional stan.
Mrs. Nygard has been en-
ployed In the Arlington public
school system since 1919. She
was appointed as an elemen-
tary supervisor In 1852. She
has been awarded degrees from
the University of Chicago and
the University Of Maryland and
has been In educational work
for more than 10 years. Mr..
Rutter's announcement said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
CountyAccepts Betting,
Joi AIoi Promoter Soys

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 4 R.-
The head Of a group planning
TO launch jai alai with pari-
mutuel betting in Maryland
says Anne Arundel County has
accepted the concept Of wager
'ng."
F. Joseph Donohue, president
|of Auditoriums Inc, yesterday
held q conference so opponents
Of the plan could learn some-
thing Of his groups plans and
policies.
Opponents Of the jai alai
proposal had said they wouldn't
show UP at the meeting, and
they didn't.
The group headed by Mr..
Donohue, q Washington attor-
ney. already has been licensed
by Anne Arundel County COM
missioners to operate the fast
moving Spanish sport. and
plans to build q So million
fronton, or arena. in the Fort
Meade area near an offshoot Of
the Baltimore-W Washington ex-
pressway.
Most Of the people who
showed up at the conference
were reporters or local political
figures. Mr.. Donohue told
them study has convinced him
that In o county which has
legalized slot machines and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

Senator 0oldstein was armed
with q letter requesting Mr..
Rennie to supply all legislators
with his proposals for new
taxes as soon as they are given
to Gov. McKeldin.
In the past. Senator Gold
stein said. the recommended
tons have been given only TO
the Governor. The legislators
then have to wait until the
Governor submits his budget
when the General Assembly
opens In February. Only then
do they learn what new taxes
are proposed.
Surplus Used
Gov. McKeldin yesterday
said the last General As
sembly had used nearly GIT
million In surplus funds TO ball
ance the budget and avoid a
tax increase.
I'VE have no such comfort
able cushion on which to lean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

in balancing the budget" the
Governor said.
I'VE may. In addition. have
budget increases that could run
as high as $40 million. Rough
ly that would mean-although
the figure is not yet finaI---the
necessity Of new revenue In the
neighborhood Of ta7 million, I"
Gov. McKeldin told the Ro-
tary Club here.
Election Coming Up
The Senate president, In no
uncertain terms. has made It
clear he personally 10 opposed
10 any tax increases next year.
The Senator. like other leg
islators. will be extremely tax
conscious next February since
1858 Is election year. Senator
Goldstein Is an unofiicial can
didate for the ONCE OF con-
troller and Is the FIRST TO admit
that permitting q general tax
increase Is not his idea Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Baptist RuIIy.to Hear
Seminary Official

DR.. c. Adrian Heaton, di-
rector Of the School Of Re-
lisious Education, Eastern Bsp-
fist Seminary. Philadelphia,
will speak at q Baptist church
rally at 7:45 pm. Friday in the
University Of Maryland Chapel,
College Park. Md.
The rally is being held by the
Southern District Baptist As
ISOLATION OF Maryland,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Postal Employee
Indicted in 1895
HyuttsviIIe Theft

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. 4
(Specian. - Harper Eugene
Shinn. postal veteran at the
Hyattsville station. was In
dicted by q Federal grand jury
yesterday on q charge of en-
bezzlement.
Shinn, a. who has been in
the postal service since 1899.
was charged with taking $685.,
November IL.
A resident Of Cheverly, he
was assistant station superin-
tendant at the Hyattsville
station. He appeared before
United States Commissioner
Samuel w. H. Meloy at Upper
Marlboro in November. Shinn
Is married and has one son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

best way TO move into an cleo
ton campaign.
John 8. Shriver. director OF
the Fiscal Research Bureau,
has estimated the revenue
shortage between $40 million
and $40 million.
Mr.. Shriyer estimates that a
l-cent increase In the present
sales tax will yield about $22
million and an Increases from
2 per cent TO 3 per cent In the
income tax. some Sl2 million.
The Governor. in the past
has recommended q cigarette
tax. Such q tax would produce
So million for every one cent
a pack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

headed by Senator H. Winship
Wheatley. Democrat Of Prince
Georges County.
In other action. the council:
l. Gave weak approval to a
bill that would establish a
Maryland development corpora
ton to lend money to new
businesses and industry.
2. Took no action on a re-
quest by Movie Censor c.
Morton Goldstein for legisla-
ton giving him authority TO
ban certain movies to chill
dren under l6.
Local Voice Sought
3. Supported a bill THAT would
establish a 36-member COM
mittee TO prepare a veterans
bonus bill. complete with
financing for submission to the
1859 General Assembly.
The Wheatley report re-
flected the complaints Of the
courthouse gang" that local
authorities did not have
enough TO say in. the roads
commissions 12-year roads
program.
The report called for estab-
lishment Of increased author
ity in the hands Of District en-
gineers.
While praising the work Of
Chief Engineer Norman M.
Pritchett. the report criticized
the commission for leaving too
much authority in his hands.
Appeal ban Proposed
II also called for expanding
the road commission from
three TO i've members, thereby
giving Central and Southern
Maryland representation on
the commission. At present
there is one member from
Baltimore City. one from the
Eastern shore, and one from
the Western shore.
At best, the report called for
q ban on commission appeals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

Of the boards awards. The
boards were established as n
result Of a speculative right-of-
way scandal In Montgomery
County.
The Wheatley committee rec
commended that the commits
sion not be allowed to build
non-access highways in coun-
ties where they are opposed
without specific direction Of the
General Assembly.
The report also calls for
county officials to have A
stronger hand in the determi-
nation Of road policies Affect
ing their areas. Specifically, the
report mentioned such policies
as right-of-way widths and
priorities Of construction.
The development corporation
would be a private organiza-
ton which would sell 50 mil
lion worth Of stock. This would
be used to help guarantee loans
made TO the corporation Of
funds put up by member A.
nancial institutions.
Several Dodge Vote
Several members asked not
10 be recorded on the vote and
only two we're heard TO say aye
No opposition was voiced. how
ever.
Mr.. Goldstein said he wants
censorship Of movies equal to
that provided by the Legisla-
ture for magazines. The Legis-
lature. two years ago. passed a
bill that bans the sale OF books
and magazines TO youths under
l6 that might tend TO incite
their sexual desires.
william r. Clay, head OF. the
Allied Veterans Council Of
Maryland, said no veterans Or
ganization would support a
bonus bill In the upcoming 1858
session. He said such would be
only O political football"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
The Council also:

The Council also:
Formally granted rezoning Of
"a o5.6-acre tract in the Cabin
John Valley near Seven Locks
and Bells Min roads to q land
use classification permitting
half-acre lots. The requested
R-R enthusiastically zoning
was granted to the Catholic
Sisters Of Mercy.
Reappointed Louis A. Palmer
OF Kensington to the County
Personnel Board for q term ex-
piring on December 81. 1860.
Held q public hearing and
authorized the preparation Of q
resolution 70 purchase e.625
square feet Of parking lot land
for $25.S75 on Del Ray avenue
in the woodmont Triangle bu-
siness center in Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
School TO Give PIcy

Westinghouse High Schools
Thespian Honor Society will
present the comedy Harvey" at
g pm. tomorrow. Friday and
Saturday in the school audi
torium. 1900 North Quincy
street. Arlington.
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: Columbia Heights
upper l4th Sc. NV.


Arcade Pontiac Co.
Its1 Irvins 81. NV. Al. $500
Barnett Fashion Shop
sesl ,asA s Il NV Apparel BIZ. $500
Belle Of Washington
sS siG IIss &, in Sw and ssSrtsI psSa
Belmont Auto Land
!Autc Radio Repairs and Tiresl
2tl7 18th s. NV. no. $500
Beyda's
,!srortsssar and chiidren,s Wear
Crosby Shoe Stores
yl9s.ae Iath ST. NV. NO. 10000
Henrietta's Carousel Shop
soIs 'sth s.. Nv no. $500
Irving Music q Radio
. se..so,as arc Players. Music; Radios
Irving Shop, Inc.
sIis ra,A 81 INV wv. wear Ap. ..,so.
Krasner's
900 iath S. NV. DE-. 2-Isoa
Leeds
.Iss IAN 81 Nv wear aD. $500
Levitan's Mems Wear
.a Men. Furnish,nss and Clothing,
Marks Jewelry & Gifts
300o 18th 50. NV. co. k-RSS7
Maxsi Mems & Boys Wear
Clothing and Haberdasheryl
xp2i islh 81. NV. nj. 3-a7si
Perry Nelson Of
Washington, Inc.
sos 18th ST. NV no. 2.31Sa
The Sally Shops
Feminine FaShionsb
WOlpe Jewellers
jewelers. a optometrists)
"ssf ifth 81. CO. 5-oI7S
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Bills Certain to Seek
Curbs on Roads Body
~ = star stan corrs.pondsnt

BALTIMORE. Dec 4-Legisative action to reorganize the
State Roads Commission and curb discretionary
certainty for the coming General Assembly session
The Legislative Council yesterday without dissent adopted
q lengthy report critical of the roads program
The report submitted by a special subcommittee
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NV. DOscmtOscss
Shopping Area

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Atlas Sports Store
ss sPis' &. s S.& Tackle NJ ssr';s.s sss,
Baskin Furs
e. car; ..s co. "a S': H. s'Ais AssssEs
Bresiau
81. i SSH &. saRp.',i ..s X ss; s...s.
Boyce q Lewis Shoes
-Eo Foot Toe Hard % Pr
'ss Issi ss.w. ESQ lsS s. Wv.
Browning King Co.. Inc.
is.s Q o. NV. ME-. s-s1es
Capital Wall Paper Co.
1ia isth 81 NV. Ma. s-ea70
Carlton Casuals
tskirts. Blcuses Lineeriel
$50 ,sth u nv. IA. s-sose
Corf's
Hobby crsitsl
eti-iS 9th 81. NV. H. 1-9o1o
Crosby Shoe Stores
tysatnring MARI Jane shoes
az i.s * 4 4. NV NV. Ne ~. s:ssss::,,
District Red Gross
Shoe Stores
1908 y 81. NV. ME-. s-3es3
Fields Clothes, Inc.
Mem clethlnG and FnrnishinEsl
va tAth st. NV. MI. e-o68o
Fogel's
!LgTsas.. Msp,. wear sg.s qeoas,
Haber & Co.
ises q :. IT S'%. "''rb b. ,.osss
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
SHeessso, 70 70 BsaI
e2i iith 81 NV. d. 5-oSS5
lrving's
(sports Goods, sportsuear, Lugsagsl
TO- snd . Sta. NV. IA. S-4e26
KOtxin
twemen's Apparel
tss7 ~. NV. II. S-Oesa
Liberty Shops
'wrpen's AeeessOrtes)
$50 18th ST. NV. TX. 3.16it
Lynn jewelers.
h08 Y %. NV. d. f-4513
Metropolitan Haberdashers
CNatl Brand Shirt, underxear. etel
b35 EieVenth g. NV. ME-. e-o11a
The Mode
Mems Clothing. FurniShinEs.
Sportswear ana ohoesl
1914 2 Street M. s-oets
New York Trimming Store
fDrsssmaker,s Supplies. Fabrics.
els q st. NV. 81. 1-ea3o
Nugent's
,s,o 'I's q. W. O'F''-riEasi;F ' s.s,,,
Paul Bennett, Ltd.
Mems clothinE and Hahsrdasheryl
oi6 itth 81. NV. d. 5-s002
Plaza Sport Shop
,ssg,SSr;... e 9poe g. sgeSsswssI rus. .s.s
The Princess Shop
IIOs ' 81. wv M. 1-ssOo
Rite-Way Auto Top Co.
se,.s'ss' 6 SOy SIw. and Au'G nj TOPP.,,
ROchePs
,o, prs', Z: Sc sSs''' suits .af r snss,s
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
"a, 4 sE Z. wv for Your Ps,s,
Seely Bros. Capitol Of Style
1918 ' ST. W. wv, "e'" ST. a.ss,,
Silberg Bros. Mems Wear
sa. Ii.s IT, wv. NJ s.1,ss
The Slack and Skirt Racks
s01-itth ST. NV tBET. EAR
s sIass k k.ss r. HF s. -ssss
Sport Center
g. sssOf.inss 9ooSas-Bos se2y. Ees!g
Surplus Sales Co.
.y .cI S.nns Shoss Camp sgpglis:1.
Tall Apparel
sRsady-tQ.W Wear and Llngeriel
t%VV ~ ~ NV ". t-ovow
Tall Fashions
twomsn's Wsarins Apparel
% IN 81. NV. nj. 1-2bO7
Town a. Casual Shoes
!Air jtsp. pr. Locke'L shsnsnisansl
si1 itth II. NV. Ma. s.s3ia
UrdOng Bros, inc.
1908 3 Ls II Nv s.'d'''''y S1. Is.Ossa
Vans Mems Shop
ISS2 q 50. NV. ST. 3.e1e7
Vincent et Vincent
Hairstylist
81 itth 81. NV. Ma. a.Ib52
Wales Decorators
,. lIoms. FurniShingD
iisO y HiGhisnd. Arr ia f-6aO0
Wardell's
,,oo , ., fwoWsns wsarl 800.
xSs~t%%sststeseeestsnNtt<s%
Southeast Area
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
George r. Warner q Co.
plumbing and Heatinel
taIa 9Th 81. S.w. 81. s-siss
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GoIdstein Seeks Early
Notice on Tax Raises
~ CHARLES HOFFMAN
star star Correspondent

BALTIMORE. Dec 4.-oov. McKedin's estimate that SGT
million In be needed year
President rus oodsep to the State budget director today
for conferences.
Senator ooldsein was scheduled TO meet at am. with
Budget Director Jamaa Rennie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
CountyC ounciIHitsD.C
On 1t. 240 Indecision

Montgomery County Council members yesterday criticized
District Of Columbia INDIGESTION the location Of 240
and declared that aemate" hndens the orderly growth
and development Of the county
The council. after sharply critical discussion Of what
called the Districts failure decide gao plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Other NOrthscest
Areas


Bellies Dress Shops
,sIs Gesrria Ave. NV IA. s-seee
Ben Hundley Tires
s,.a ,.,, Tires and Tues:,r go.
City Tire Service
ian, T 1i;s A. hutS RadiO'. ssEyis., .,,,
District Glass Co.
,... ,.Ni.rorsE,Tabis Tcss' -.
Dolls & Danes
1903 I.eksrmsn 81. NV IA s-asis
Handley Motor Co.
eSe3 GserEis Ave, NV. IA. S-6o6o
Jack Pry, Ltd.
tForelgn Sports Cars Sales, Service,
1890 tth -. NV AD. i-SO0i
Lad & Lassie Shops
tIntants' and chiidren's Apparen
s s,n s T,cs.rS % s.; NV "a S-sSsss
Manhattan Auto q Radio
'Foreign .ars--AeceSsorie
I1oa ith 81, NV, no. $1,000
Potomac Table Pad &
Mirror Co., Inc.
1887 5th 50. NV Or. e.ettO
w. s. Pratt, Inc.
LBrake Service utomotive Repairl
1919 18th 81, NV an a-tOOO
Royal Motors, Inc.
tClryslef Plymouth Sales a Service,
100 geere.a Ave. NV IA. 0-90o0
Smiths Transfer n Storage
Smiths Select Furniture
'3is q st. NV. NO 1.sSls
HaHN~ee%%A%N%<eeeeeNAS%A%%<
8 Southeast Area Z
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Brinsfield's Drug Store
a1ab south Capitol 81. 10, $4,000
The Clothes Mart
MEMS Wearl
xeve coed Hone I'd. u ~. l-eaAl
1Dal = Capitol So a,E. 10. S.0OHi
Congress Park Dept. Store
l321.3p iayannsh 81. Sc. 10 a-Oaag
Grand Paint 4 Hardware
Paints. Hdware, Housewares etc.
kOpy Kat
.ss ., iLr a :. e'ady-tO-w;sssrIa .e.s.
Market Tire Co., Inc.
tTfrea ana nattariaaN
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Bethesda.
Chery Chase

sstssNeN%%s%%nAA%%a~&~~%%%$
Adler and Mandel
Auto Seat Covers and Tops
1900 WOodment Ave. OIL A-soeI
Jean MatOu
(womens Wear
Ills wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2.ibOo
]. A. Lazarus
Professionally Fitted chiidrens
1896 wisconsin Ave OIL. s-ssee
Icons Mems Shop
tciyilian Clothes and unlformsl
1884 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-6i32
Manhattan Auto e. Radio
tForeign Cars, Accessories
ana Repairsl
1901 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. e-6i3e
Market Tire Co., Inc.
Tires: Batteriesl
ais Hampden Lane OIL 6-SeoO
Ray KOontE Mems Wear
Mems Clothing and Haberdasheryl
1895 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. q-DSoO
Rose Williams, Inc.
ladies Apparell
'Iio wisconsin Ave. OIL. S-61lB
Squire's Mems Shop
1I25 Wisconsin ave. OIL. a-i1iI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BIGdensbmrg, Md. )
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Music Time
Records and Players. Accessories,
b4So ANNAPOLIS Rd. WA. 1.O776
Shirley's
Ladief Wear and AeesssOrlssl
Suburban Supply, Inc.
,,os 'a ss,S e Paint Lumber US' s.ss,,
<st~~><s<%%ss%s%>%<sN%sNAst
College Park, Md. s
<tttetS%sA<sNsN%N%NAA%%%%&
College Park Paint &
Hardware
Sporting Goods. Garden suppnes
1890 ialtim9re Ave uN. i.iis5
Wrinkles Toy Fair
sporting Goods. Hobbiesb
Wink's Paint and Wallpaper
tia knox Road WA. 1-QRf0
WOlpe Jewellers
lFine Jewelry a oifts)
1Si6 baltimore Ave. UN. 4-Oiaa
<ess>t<><sN%<N%%NNN%%%%<%<S
$Easi RicerdaIe, Md
Ate<sHee~>S<<e<\%%NN%%N%%%
Ben Mar Children's Shop
tTots', Teens clothing.
sun Dial Shoesl
1900 keullwotth Ave WA. 7-60OO
Patrick's Pharmacy
- drugs, Cosmetics. Toys)
SosO KenilWorth Ave. UN. a.eIaI
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HyatisciIIe, Md. !
NstNt<tttN<eNtsAN%t%tsNt%V
Lucille Shop
-, Ladies' Apparel
niO1 Baltimore Ave, APP, 1.AD8O
Lustine-N Nicholson Chevrolet
.!chsyIolet Sales and seryieel
bIiO Baltimore Ave. WA. 1-7sOO
%ttteNNss%ets<N<a<NtNtttts<
; Wheaton, Md. I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Drug Town
,aSyI 0S %su SS:E'SIl k pSEus-DsVs st sa.o
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Rockville, Md.
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; SiIrer Spring, Md. F;
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SiIrer Spring, Md. 5
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Capitol Appliance Co.
Appliances and Televisionl
tS25 Georgia Ave. ~. $500
Clark's Flowers
seas ColesviIle Rd. u. o-4sg9
East West Motors
lchrysier- Plymouth sales 4 service)
100 Tast-West Hwy. u. 5-iSSS
Esther Shop Of
Silver Spring
ass, c.o .Ghild ss. Apparel ..,.o
H. L. Green Dept. Store
s64e colesvilIs I'd. ~. $3.50
Loving Chevrolet Co.
(Sales and service)
1889 East-West Hvy. ~. $1,000
Matt Ogens
SIS, f IsSas'' ST. ss'd'-''-w IS. ,.s,,,
MontgOmery-Stubbs
Motors, Inc.
Lincoln Mercury Sales 4 servicel
1900 Iast-West Hwv. ~. o-SOiO
Nan Richards
-SDs s' c::.s sH'' hs Goats 49, sssss
Paymer & Phillips, Inc.
Paint Body work-seat covers-Topsl
$500 Georgia Ave. u. s-SsS1
Silver Gift Shop
Gifts. China. CrystaD
SSs3 GeOrEia Ave. ~. 0-Ss76
Silver Spring Tire Corp.
Tires Tubes. Batteries. Upholstery
5000 Georgia ave. ~. 0-113s
Town and Casual Shoes
sAir Step pr Lccks's. shsnaniE'sl
H6te Celesville Rd. ~. 5.558l
Wilson Pontiac, Inc.
1898 GeorsiS Ave, JU. s.isIs
Wright's Jewelry
tsilveT, Diamonds. wstchesb
A5S Georgia Ave. ~ 0-aalA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SMifIamd, Md. s
%N%$NNN<N%NN<$N%%NN%N%%%%N
Lane Shops
49,, lwomen's Apparen
$HN<s<%NN%N%NNNN%N%NN%<AN%>
Additional s
; Maryland Areas :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chambers Drugs
1887 Defense Halfway
Landover Hills, Nd. uN a-SS66
Dura- Bilt Shower Door, Inc.
1903 New Hampshire Ave.
Takoma PARK. Md. ~. A-0i3O
Fleisher's jewelers. &
Silversmith
Queenstown shopping Center
VT. Rainier, Nd. AP 10000
KOpy Kat
Ladies Ready TO Wear)
1904 Indian Head Hwy. IL. 3-.2o2
Eastover shoppins Center
Greta Stevens
(Women's Wear
iStl Indian Head Hwy. 10. 7.l2Se
eastover shopping Center
Royal Chrysler, Inc.
.!chrysleL Imperial Sales A seryicel
q Hlscks from District Tine
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Alexandria Auto Upholstery
1870 South Peytoa -. Ov. 3-6s;O
Bradlee Hardware & Supply
Complete Hardware a DEBT. Store
1852 King Street 0v. $4,000
Garden Pharmacy
7I0 s. Washington ST. ov. s-4OIO
Herby's, Inc.
1900 Duke 81. N. s-os7S
J0-Mac Tire Mart
$50 Richmond Hwy. so. s-0Oo3
AlexandriA. Va.
Lees Kiddie Shop
7ee 'i Kias and chiidrsn's Wear,
Linda Lee ShOppe
lWcmen's wesr-Diseount PricesJ
vol King -. II. 6-2i21
Manhattan Auto q Radio
(Foreign Cars,
Accessories and Repairsi
IsOo-ielo King st. H. s-55eS
Market Tire Co, Inc.
lTires. Bstferiesl
$500 jen. Davis HVy. N. s-sso1
Old Dominion Body Shop
Motor Repairs and servieel
SOi Madison st. 0v. S-s626
Rogers Mems Wear
(Top Brand Mems Wear,
Seei MI. Vernon Ave, lOppasite
frestdential Garden Apartments)
Temple 6-I221
ROSenberg's Dept. Store
Apparel for men, Women. Children)
4O9-Il King 81. OV. 3-pefi
Ticket Motors, Inc.
tAutomotive Service and RepairSl
1900 Diagonal I'd. HI o-5Da6
Tops Auto Service
tRepairsl
traneonin RI and Cedar 81
Alexandria. Va. XII. o-eSe9
Turks Mems Shop
l1oe Mt. Vernon Ave. n. 0-5os7
Williams Luggage &
Mems Shop
I'll King ST. XXI a-e31o
Windsor Mems and
Boys Shop
1917 King 81. TT e.Ae-s
Wash National Airport or. S-es;o
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80, Tires spa Batteries,
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sssles and servicel
1850 Nichols Ave Sc. LC. 4-t4Oo
Moe Berg's Paramount
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1880 Biad'sburg Rd. NE. la. 6-3eSS
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Connecticut Are.
Shopping Area

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lost Cenn. ave. NV. 81. s.oees
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33iS Cgnn. Ave. NV. WO. e-aA30
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1879 Conn Ave. NV. 81. 1880
S4t3 Coma. Ave. NV. I'm $3.50
t1l9 wilson Blvd. ATl.. Va.
Jean Matou, Inc.
tf.Adies' Ready-to-wearb
100 Gem. Ave. NV. Ma. s-2735
Joan Roberts
.nadies-Ready- to- Wear
uoo cenn. Ave. NV. ST. 3-7673
Shoe Fair, inc.
lLadIes' Better Cancellation shoesl
lQ19 Conn. Ave. NV. TX. 3-0Ss7
Ted Lewis Restaurant
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Greta Stevens
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RECORDS. Record PlayerO
Seven Corners III. a-Ai IN
Staley'S Mems &
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Alexandra Squad
Is Top Rescue Unit
AT New York Event

! Rescue Squad No. l Of Alex
Iandria, Va, won the first place
award Saturday in first aid COM
petitions sponsored by the Mas
sau-Suffolk Rescue Association
in Babylon, N. Y.
The squad also won a trophy
presented by the Nassau-Suf-
folk Medical Association which
lit will be able to keep for one
year.
Among the squads defeated by
the Alexandria unit in the con-
test we're the Oceanside IN. ~
squad. New York State cham
ipions. and the Freeport IL. H.
squad. champions in COMPETE
lions sponsored by the Interna-
Itional Rescue and First Aid
Association.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Md Rescue Squad was among
the % units entered in the COM
petitions.
Members Of the winning team
were H. A. Dugan. j. A. Danzig,
Herbert Sweeney. Owen Corn
well, L. w. Devers and James T.
Riddel.