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Evening star., 1957-08-29
EXCITING!

That's Putting It Mild
Handsome custom built brick
tras" seldom found in q home in
this price range. Center-hall en-
trance TO large living room with
fireplace. separate dining room
iuily equipped G-E kitchen center
~ color, 3 TWIN-SIZE BEDROOMS
ga baths full daylight basement
has finished recreation room with
slding glass doorway at ground
level leading TO q beautifully wooded
lot. Other extras include flying
bridge" sun deck and large built-in
earaee. Just nearing Completion
eno you can be your own interior
decorator II you hurry. Very rea-
sonably priced at S26.500 on Good
terms.
p 8. Excellent Pals Church
CALL ia. 7-52OO q TIL
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ARL. .--4-BEDRM. FRAME CAPE
COD. FULL BsMT.. SEPARATE
DINING RIM; $4,000 DOWN; SI4. >
$50. J.-w. REALTY CO. ia. s-1s7s.
LAKE MISUNDERSTANDING "fus-
CHA decor brick" unique split level
suitable for large family or Pearl
Mesta party" family. 4 Unusually
well placed bedrms., 2 full and two
"a baths. CATERERS KITCHEN
with all the features plus wired for
BACKGROUND music. Extra: slidins
pantry-Wall closet, 2 liv. rms, 1
paneled; 2 frsplaees. 2-ear eArport.
plus many other exclusive features.
Only land builder Is selling below
reproduction cost. S33.95O ire
duesd from S37,95O,. IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY. 8. @. oERAcHls
CO.. JE. 2-23i4.
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sumo 1i sii 900 S Il, 4SfisSn 81 ioan. fcs s-6sd-
nm. bsmt. rambler. lovely lot: /
block to school and community
swimming pool; $14.750. 2nd trust
avail. CR. 3-056S.
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,,.C CLARENDoN ARIA

MODERN-AIR CONDITIONED
1110 N. Highland, 30x0O; full
basement and me1zanine.
1900 N Hartford, 2OxA0.
1904 N. Hartford, 30xg0, with
mezzanine and v basement.
OWNER. II. 7.7400. LA. GIBBS
ALABAMA AND PA. AVE. Sc
20x70, between Howard JOhnson's
and Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. Cell Lo. b-3500.
! 700 SO, IT. AIR.coNDITIoNED
LARGE MODERN Sc SHOPPING
CENTER, LoNo-TERM LEASE,
10. 2.O152.
1897 GA. AVE. N.W.-S2xis; full
hsmt suitable for any business;
eonv. transp.; across Waiter Reed
HOSP For further details, Mr.
L. r. TURNER, Realtor
400 9TH 81. s.w. NE. $4,000
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LORCOM LANE AREA-3si8

LYON Park. sl2,95O-ThiS is q
from school: excellent neighbor-
hood. near shopping center and
busline: bedrooms. fireplace.
full basement; hot-water heat.
oEORoE BRUMBAcK. IA. q
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bU-it. rambler, 3 bedrnis., den.
"a baths: finished recreao;ion rm.;
patio on dining rm. With barbe-
cue. Large wooded lot. S35..OU
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
Exclusive Agents, ia. 4-I400.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE


$4,000 SO. vt. OR MORE ~ de-
sprSer sTsS rail- brsrT 5.E' Ssm os snS .boS. Socs g
lon' term lease. Mr.. THOMAS.
AD 2.2SS3
CENTRAL SILVER sPRfNo-B, 200
available Ideal for aistrlbution.
Also 1000 "a. n, with loading
JU S-iao7 Mr.. scuLL Ju. p-s4oo
APPROX. 1900 So. .ft. ist door
space In masonry bldg. Fenwick
ST. ne. Open on sides, parking
area, dock loading early possession.
Mieht sell. See Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
WASH. BLDG. DI. T.ssOO
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FHA FINANCING! Immediate oc-
cupaney. New brick rambler on
SSHHiocsaaBokHsoso5fp. HHcsa Il Three nsfaSsnxL Ss1Tm.
2 tiled baths, sep. dining room,
de luxe elec. kit. finished rec.
room with fireplace in daylight
bsmt; garage. Compare this value
az s26 800; WILSON N. WOOD.
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sON FhOPEKIILs. u. 4-3515.


AREA. near Shirley
htshway-3-bedrm. rancher, %
-: hv. rm. with frepl.:. left.
rear Of beautifully planted u acre
overlooking 360-sq.-ft. fagstone
patio; Ice. attrae. all-elec. kit
with eating space: every mod. ap-
pliance. custom drapes and wall
to-wan carpeting. A truly dream
house, walk through lends
peaceful .eontentment as only q
Wel-loved home can. City water
plus auto. well for unlimited wa
tering Of gardens. Lovely commu-
unity OF individual homes: u a
HALL REAETY CO. ia. 7.hs2S.
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VIENNA W0ODs-3-b -bedrm., full.
bsmt. rambler. Fenced lot. Assume
$50 dn. BY OWNER, IA. b-Sb79.
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TEXAS 'FLAIR"-Long-a and -low
antique brick BAY-WINDOWED
raneher sprawling on level.
tree-shaded "a acre in an ex-
elusive section OF custom homes
Spacious entrance hall TO tremen-
dous living room with Colonial
windows. log-burning firepl. and
French doors, large dining ell. de
luxe equipped kitchen with break
fast area opening into 2Ox30 fam
oor S room LsR9y sESS ALI REnRonMs Ss ths main sn1
2 fun baths. Plus q utility base
ment with laundry and plenty Of
storage space Priced for immedi-
ate action at S2g.500. Only 2
years old and in tip-top condition
throughout. Shown by appoint
ment. so call PEARSON PROP
ERTIE6. JE. A-5S7b.
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FALLS CHURCH SPECIALS; sII.-
500. S12,950-O Pals Church
city limits: bedrms. and den.
eating space in kitchen and full
basement: (2) large corner yard,
bedrms., side screened porch and
fireplace In liv. rm. See these ex-
ceptional buys with terms to suit,
today. JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.. I13
W. Broad st., Falls Church, Va
JE. 2-2620.
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CALF bound OWNER wants In
raneher. Assume $4,000. 4H1S
of loan. Sii0 includes taxes ana
Insurance, 3 nice bedrms., lovely
liv, rm., fireplace, Kitchen, with
eating space, studio basement
With picture window, powder rm,
Inis h e-ln-a-bl blUe-moon
listing, so see II today, JE. a
zz0g3 VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
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PEMMIT HILLS, close 10 Langley
site-j bedrms., storm windows
and doors. nice fenced In lot
BY OWNER. CAN FL. 6-3i2s.
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE In small but very active
ington. Fairfax. Virginia. Approx
1gx50, with ample parking, Fast
est-growinR section; $3.50 inelud-
ing heat. Ewes. and Sun, RA
BETHEsDA-House in comi. area,
quarters; Sib0 mo. OWNER, RE
1-2l60: ewes, OIL. 2-19s7.
120 1lth ST. N.W,-Heat and hot
nr. woodward 4 Eothfop. RA. 8.
1l0l, RE. 7-2b37.
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BRICK RAMBLER in n. ATi.. VAN
TO shopping center. schools and bus
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Pull,
finished bsmt. with bar. very deer
fenced lot with trees. Firspl. in
liv. rm.. side porch, built-in break.
fast seat in Ice. KIT. s20,o6O
terms. .. O. oERAcHIs CO.. 5E.
2-23iA.
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LOVELY TO LOOK AT AND LOVE
LIZ TO LIVE IN. TOOl Sprawlins
on a beautifully Handicapped corr
ner lot in one OF N. Arllngton's
most exclusive areas near the
Washington Golf and Country
Club and surrounded By attrac-
tive custom homes, this antique
brick Taneher is the one you've
BEDROOMS. , fun tiled baths. IRE.
place in soft. living room. tre-
mendous de luxe equipped kitchen
with large breakfast area OPEN
Ing onto sheltered breezeway to
attached garage. Priced al least
$4,000 under market for this area
ct only S23.950. due TO immediate
transfer. In perfect immaculate
condition. Shown BY appoint
ment: PEARSON PROPERTIES.
A-E0HE
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FARMS

DESK SPACE for rent. nice ofacT.
Reas. conesniaI condition.
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All. n, nr. country club. on mo-
through street = Charming Will
bedrms. and full bath up; paneled
den or 3rd bedrm. with y bath
down; breakfast area in kit. reer.
rm-. large private ward With patio:
$23,950. Inspect By appt. OWNER,
KE. S-6932.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

, LGE. BEDRMS. new rambler,
nr, schools. Only $4,000. Assume
41aes loan. CIR. 3-323s.
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4 BEDRMs., $3.50 down, Move right
in. payments less than rent. Lgs.
liv. rm. with hrspl.. h-aere lot,
with city utilities, fruit trees and
grape vines. Close to 2 Corners in
Falls Church. Needs q little paint.
ins. Just in time for school Askinu
Si2,bOO. 9. O. oERAcHIs CO..
JE. 2-23i4.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

ARLINGTON. N.-A close-in. i'm
maculate home; one bedroom and
bath on 1st floor: three bedrooms
and bath on End floor; only two
blocks to shopping and transpor-
tation. FHA approved. S14,75O;
only $1,000 down. GEORGE MA
son GREEN CO.. Exclusive
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FALLs CHURCH AREA: $1,000 an

2 b.r.. IL B.. guest rm. or den.
full bsnit.. part. I'm. shd. I'd: very
conv. loc.; assume 49, GI loan;
$4,000 OWNER. KF R.aRIO
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ARLINGTON, N.-Secluded garden
with lovely trees and shrubs. makes
this 4-bedrm.. den. 2is-bath brick
home . most attractive buy. En-
trance foyer. separate dining vr /.
equipped kitchen, recr. rm. in fun
ssted stedTens n bsSsT ssT ISsc gn5Sass Elsh. vel 10
near everything. ONLY S24.25O.
CROWELL & CO.. INC, Realtors,
2160 n. Glebe I'd. IA. 5-07OS.
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l0-UNIT APT. BLDG

Corner brick commercial bldg. g.
story and bsmt., 90x25 IT.: viii sell.
lease or trade.
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OPEN SUNDAY Is
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEX. AREA-Trade $4,000 eoui-
~ in elose-in 10-room. 21s-bath
brick home for property in Flor
ida. Assume S1S.SOO 4hss loan
BOX 300-J, Star. Il
Evening star., 1957-08-29
MONEY TO LOAN

PsyMsnfs sbess iseinss costs q fhs bon q
gseoid ~ scksdnis. Cksress ol loons ohsSs
500 @s nuads ns1s ~ In1naFid FfAmns
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-30
Mass Meeting at
Lincoln Mem.

Bremen Township Nom Par
tisan Voters Party are holding
a mass meeting at Lincoln Mem
orial School Saturday, March
30 at 8 o'clock pm.
Voters of the village and sur
rounding areas are invited and
urged to come out and hear the
speakers. You will be vitality in
terested in what they have to say.
There will be plenty of re-
freshments and a hearty welcome
awaiting you.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-30

Mrs. Roberts, mother of four
children, is described by friends
and others who knew her as
f nit h f u, active and dutiful
member of the Universal Church
of God at 3l25 West 10th pl.,
of which the late Rev. Ollie
Borrouhs was pastor.
Mrs. Roberts was an associate
minister, church clerk and vice
president of the Young People.
When the body was found and
for many hours after she re-
maired unidentified.
The Robbins police are work
ing On the case.
Police Chief Stanley Thoms,
who found the body, said several
men are being questioned in the
case.
The wake will be held Sun
day, 200 pm. at the Universal
Church of God.
Funeral will be held at the
Friendship Baptist Church on
Monday, April |.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-30

The controversial and much
talked about Martin Luther"
film will be shown here at the
Lincoln Memorial School this
Sunday, March 81, 1857 at 800
o'clock pm.
The showing of this film is
being sponsored by the Good
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-30
YOUTH FORUM

Mr.. Oscar Wilson is asking
all the progressive minded citi-
zen to join with thes Youth
Forum next Sunday evening
at 600 P. M, to discuss the
problem, Should parents choose
their children's friends"
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-30

Shepherd Lutheran Church of
which Rev. w. H. Stephens is
pastor.
1t is advertised as being 1903
minutes of historical facts about
the Lutheran Church.
All are urged to see this film.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-30
Last Call For
Band Stand

Teenagers! This is the last
call for Band Stand!
Register with Mrs. Rosie Lee
Foy with your round trip ticket.
She will be expecting you at
1914 Claire boulevard.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-30
woman bRuTALLY SLAIN

Mrs. Oharlene Roberts, %,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Powell, was found slain in Alsip
Monday night. The body was
discovered by the Alsip police.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-30

On Monday night Mrs. Rob-
erts called and asked Mr.. Frank
Sanders to drive her to the dem
fist in Harvey. He did.
Sanders did not wait for Mrs.
Roberts so when the dentist had
finished with her she decided to
take the bus home. She left the
dentist about BIS.
Later, the body of the unfor-
tunate woman was discovered by
Alsip police. She had apparently
been raped, beaten strangled,
and dumped on the side of the
road at 10th and Homan ave.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-30

PRESIDENT of the Village of
Robbins, Theodore Hendricks,
acknowledges his introduction by
Mrs. Lovisa Young of the Blue
Island Business and Professional
Women's Assn, hosts of Libby
Night" March S at the Rose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Jury to Inspect Row IS
In Confidential Trial

Herbert v. Walker reserved q
decision.
Yesterday he granted a re-
quest by Prosecutor Ritz for the
visit BY the Jury.
Mr.. Ritz didn't say precisely
why he made the request, but
the visit Is obviously to clear
up such points Of contention as
whether the last row in the
theater Is No. IS or No. 40.
Also the jury will be able to
see whether it was physically
possible for Miss O'Hara to have
been in the position Mr.. Craig
described.
Judge Walker said there
would be no re-enactment at
the theater Of the alleged love
scene for the benefit Of the
jury. When Mr.. Craig was a
witness. he and q girl news
paper reporter staged Q court
room portrayal of his account
Of the couples actions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Farm Home Looms
Increase in Yeur

Farmers borrowed S356.3 mil
lion from the Farmers Home
Administration during the rs
cal year ended last June 80,
up from 30e.5 million the pre-
vious year. the Agriculture De-
partment reported yesterday.
Repayments Of principal and
interest increased to S294. 6
million from $2S2,3 million; the
agency said. The total Of out
standing loans rose to $1.0l3,-
10000 June 80 from $685.
2e3, 900 a year earlier.
About $4,000 farmers closed
l23,600 FILA loans during the
fiscal year just ended, the re-
port continued. Most Of the
loans were to pay operating
costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

So. 094.90 had been uncovered
Commissioner Taylor and
other ofiicials from his depart
ment In Charleston, along with
examiners Of the Federal De-
post Insurance Corporation
and officialS of the Bank Of
Mount Hope went into a con-
ference today.
Explains Delay
Asked about waiting on the
lock mechanism after Potter's
disappearance, Commissioner
Taylor said that q forced en-
try Of the vault would have
been q terribly expensive
process"
Police, meanwhile, have been
unable to find any trace Of the
missing Potter or his 1857 two
tone automobile.
Police earlier said Potter had
received a telephone call while
attending a service club meet
ing Tuesday evening about 9
pm. Associates said he re-
turned to the bank, where
other employees were working
late. stayed for q short while
and departed. He has not been
seen since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 81 (P.
"A jury will go to HOLLYWOOD
Tuesday to inspect the theate.
seats where Confidential maya
zine said Maureen O'Hara and
a Latin man cuddled. And there
was speculation today that the
red-haired star will take the
witness stand in court to deny
the story.
The prosecution said yeSter-
day. before the Labor Day
weekend recess, that it will
put zip into the magazines
libel trial next week with wit
nesses who viii keep photogra.
pliers busy"
Deputy District Attorney Will
liam L. Ritz declined to identi-
fly them. but speculation CEN
tered on Miss O'Hara as one.
She has denied that such an
episode ever occurred. It was
related in a Confidential article
entitled ut Was the Hottest
Show In Town When Maureen
O'Hars Cuddled in Row 35."
The actress declared she was
in Europe at the time and has
sued the magazine for IS mil.
lion damages.
TheateP Manager Testifles
The article said row IS is
at the rear of Grauman's Chi
pese Theater in Hollywood. The
theater manager. Ralph Hath
away. testified yesterday as a
prosecution witness that the
last row is No. 40.
Mr.. Hathaway said he was
never told of the alleged Incl
dent by James Craig, who
claimed to have witnessed it.
Mr.. Hathaway identified Mr..
Craig as a doorman and, under
cross-examination. as a some
times hoorman.
Mr.. Craig. as a defense wit
ness earlier in the trial, ties.
titled he was assistant manager
and that he saw Miss O'Hara
lying across three seats and
over her boy friends lap"
The defense is fighting the
libel charge by trying to prove
the truth of Confidential's
stories.
Mr.. Craig said he told the
O'Hara story to Michael Nor
daunt-Smith, who wrote it for
Confidential.
Juror Suggested Inspection
After the magazine story was
read early in the trial. a juror
asked II the jury would be per-
mitted to inspect the scene Of
the alleged cuddling episode.
which has become a key issue
In the case. Superior Judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

since 1922. has been missing
since Tuesday night.
After Potter's disappearance
which was reported to police
Wednesday morning BY his
wife. 1t was discovered that the
bank vault had been time
locked.
The mechanism had been set
for the maximum period Of "a
hours. and the vault door cid
not swing open again until q
few minutes past 8 o'clock last
night.
Crowds MIL About
BY that time. q dramatic
note Of expectancy had been in
jected into the case and q
crowd Of several hundred curl
Gus milled about the streets
last night.
After q hasty check, Police
Chief Tom Twaddle came to
the door with a premature an
nouncement. He said appar-
emily nothing was missing.
Diligent bank examiners kept
at the task Of searching the
vault. however. and shortly
after I am. President Snyder
issued a formal statement an
nouncing that q shortage Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Cashier and $32,094
Missing Four Days

MOUNT HOPE. w. Va, Aug. 81 Diminishing from the
banks Of Mount Hope It's cashier and $S2s9o in cash from
the vault.
Loss Of the cash ofcaly confirmed today by Bank
President Ronald Snyder and State Banking Commissioner DON
aid L. Taylor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
TYPICAL RUGS IN THIS SALE,

sire original price stated by owner NOW
ll7x67 Samarkand from IOngmeadow estate 900 l28
l2194 Chinese Ming from SuHen estate 1900 238
1910 ITO Kandahar from a Fairfield 1900 JOB
l66x 90 Joshigan from Highland Park 1900 398
I86xl28 Sarouk from Montcair estate 1000 5i8
I61Ox 1910 Kermanshah from Newport estate $500 978
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Punishment
Okoyed at
Boys School

RICHMOND. Sept. IL R.--
The State Welfare Board yes.
terday reafiirmed an earlier de-
clsion to allow corporal punish
ment at Beaumont School fol
Boys in Powhatan County, wher
approved by top welfare ON
Gals.
Col. Richard w. Copeland
director of the Welfare Depart
ment. outlined at the meeting
a list of changes at the school
and said:
Within the next month the
school will have an entirely diff
ferent atmosphere" He said
there already has been a
marked improvement at the In
stitution for white boys. located
30 miles west Of Richmond.
With morale and conditions
at the school repeatedly at q
low ebb. Col. Copeland earlier
this year asked for q survey oil
Beaumont by Richard Glen
denen. a youth welfare consul
tant from Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Clendenen's report said
there was an excess Of "stronR
arm" methods at Beaumont
and recommended that strap
ping Of boys at the school
should be discontinued at the
earliest possible date.
Corporal punishment. he said,
is sharply damaging in efforts
to produce changes within chill
dren required for real rehabili-
tation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
AppIeCrops
Need Rain for
Sizing Up
D. tha AasocIated Presa

With the peach harvest Just
about completed. orchardists
are looking for more rain to
boost sizing Of apples.
The crop reporting service
at the University Of Maryland
said that as Of the end Of
last week. recent rains had inn
proved growth Of many crops
in Maryland and Delaware.
The story, however, was vir-
tually the same with pasture
land - late summer moisture
has come too late to do much
good. Farmers needed more
rain to revive pastures and get
newly planted small grains of
to q healthy start.
Dairy farmers in the north
ern half Of the two-State area
were hoping for soaking rains.
Late planted tobacco also
was staging a fine comeback
as farmers hustled to get the
crop in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

AAAOAiNe ~ GWyA4AAp JAse 40
charge OF planning, told the
board yesterday the property
owner, Leon Joyce. has agreed
to the policy at the $4,000 per
acre price.
The policy calls for the
school board to pay for test
borings If they show the land
is suitable for a school and ID
bought by the board. II the
tests produce a negative result,
their cost must be borne by
Mr.. Joyce and the board will
not be obligated to buy the
land.
Bids Received
Board members, at thei1
meeting in Upper Marlboro yes
terday. also received bids for q
new elementary school in Col
lege Park. and q multi-purpose
room addition to q Takoms
Park elementary school. Both
bids were taken under advise
ment. pending an inspection Of
plans by a United States once
Of Education ofIicial to see II
they qualify for Federal aid. al
requested by the school board
The new school will be known
as Holly Park. It will contain
eight classrooms and will be
ready for occupancy in Sep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

3 Norfolk Negroes
In NAAcP Subpoened

RICHMOND. Sept. IL R.-
The Boatwright Committee ha:
subpoenaed three Norfolk Ne
groes to appear before it here
at 10 am. Friday. a committee
spokesman said yesterday.
They are Robert d. Robert
son. president Of the Norfolk
branch of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of
colored People. and two Nor
folk attorneys for the branch
Victor Ashe and j. Hugo Madi-
son.
The committee spokes-
man said the three men had
been subpoenaed by the COM
mittee in its continuing work
of investigating whether any
one is stirring up litigation
in Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

TENDER. 1858. The lowest Of
four bidders for the project was
John a Scheibel. Inc, of Camp
Springs. with a bid of $780,
600.
The multi-purpose room adj
dition is planned for the j. Enoc
Ray School. The lowest Of three
bidders was Ray Thornton Of
Silver Spring, with a $141,391
bid.
Board members also accepted
Mr.. Thornton's S53.771 bid
made last month, for work or
the Seat Pleasant Elementary
School. The project calls for q
kitchen addition. classroom rem
ovations and the installation
Of q driveway.
Tuition Raised
A resolution was passed BY
the school board requesting
Gov. McKeldin to schedule 9
Federal Social Security refer
endum for some 1000 BOARD
of Education employees not now
covered. These persons include
those not classified as instruc-
tional and administrative per-
sonnet.
An increase in tuition rates
caused by q rise in school op-
Grating costs. was approved b.
board members.
The fee for county fostel
home students Of District resi-.
dents was raised from e125 II
$l26 for elementary school. and
from S15o to $165 for higt
school. Rates for pupils com.
muting from the District anc
Virginia were increased from
$21o to $225 for elementary
school. and from $276 to $29l
for high school.
Tuition for pupils committing
from neighboring Maryland
counties remains the same. 50:
for elementary school and So
for high school. The amounts
cover the school year. Las
year there were about 200 tut.
ton students in Prince Georges
schools.
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appears on several maps of
the area.
The road was bitterly OPP
posed by the country club. with
which two members Of the
council are associated. Both
voted against the road.
In other business yesterday.
the council:
!. Heard members of the Ad-
visory Health Committee and
the medical care commission
oppose a merger of the two
bodies as recommended by
Health Officer William j.
Peoples.
2. Approved commercial re-
coming Of a one-acre tract on
which a filling station has
been partially completed at
Route ll8 and the new Ma
tional Pike. The work on the
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.Woste Hioh in Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Sept. IL (R.
The National Industrial Pro-
ductiyity Council says the an
nual waste in Mexican manu-
featuring amounts to roughly
the same as the governments
budget. 1t estimates that waste
In time. materials and the use
Of machinery causes q loss Of
around IS billion pesos (S2.s
billion a year.