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!; Anne Arundel County. 90 acres.
Modern 4-bedroom home. . tobacco
parns, tenant house. 80 acres cleared
land, s acre tobacco allotment: en-
p pay a. highway is miles D. C
.. 1917 acres. s-room bath Colonial
home. 2 large barns. complete eouip.
ment, livestock, half interest in 1876
acres tobacco, highly productive
Streams 81 ans p5ved road. mature timber
3. Prince Georges County, 80
acres, Groom modern home. 9 large
bacco allotment. Just on Route 3t S1I
near sr Miteheilville, ~ miles D. C
& Historic Lothian. 1e-room Co.
lonial brick home in FIRST class con.
dltioni "a baths. l16 acres, 3 farm
houses, barns, outbuildines; on i
payea nighways. 20 miles D. c.. IL
miles Annapolis. immediate posses
sion. being sold to settle estate.
Q. west Shadyside. B-room ranch
mouse. Breezeway, garage. hot-R.r
neat. insulated. cork tile floor. I'm.
m Tas,an possession. $1,000. %
iNsPEcTIoN BY APPOINTMENT
44Sl. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
Prince Frederick. Nd
5-ACRE, 4.ROOM succeed dwelling
not and cold water in kitchen; utIi.
lily room So. ESQ terms.
195;aere DAIRY FARM barn.
silo; shipping d. c. market; I1-ru
dwelline, bath. B-rm. tenant house.
overlooking highway; school bus
mai TELEPHONE: near REMINGTON;
az, zoo. excellent terms. Herd and
machinery available.
Other Properties
, B, =. PERRoW
REMINGTON. VA REM. II
DARNESTowE. MD. AREA
6-rm. bath. oil-hested house or
acre, in charming country village.
Several desirable plots, from Q "a
$50 acres, with view, streams and
modernized houses
BARBARA q, ROSS BROKER
Gaithersbure 323-R
NEAR POTOMAC RIVER, n Mont
County-lO0 acres. with old home,
horse barn. cattle shed. stream and
frontage: $50 500 with III easy aSs ana ance
your BOY WANT TO PARu7
l46-acre dairy farm for sale. lock,
stock and barrel: includes herd, ma
chinery and all equipment Main
mouse ana tenant house. Step IN
and start collecting monthly milk
INVESTMENT FARM Of 375 acres.
centrally located, al q little over
5000 per acre.
WE HAVE HELPED MANY over
the years probably some Of your
friends. Consult US for your upper
county needs.
ROMER & co.
Realtors Gaithershurg coo
FARMETTEs
1, IN THE DAVIDSONVILLE AREA
acres with 2i0-ft frontage on
Rte. 424 $500 down. easy mo pay
merts. Convenient to washington
and Fort Meade. 3 sold.
We can help YOU plan and build
your dream house.
LOUIS II. HALL, REALToR
Jacksonville, Md UN. f-4i6i
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300 ACRES

Level productive farm with h-mile
frontage on river. attractive 3-bedrm
house, living room oIx5a" ilre-
beautiful lawn, trees. plantinEs. ten
ant house. farm buildings. Hunting
deer. quail. turkeys. bass flshing
$4,000. Terms Many others,
Browning Real Estate Agcy
culpeper. Vlrginia
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION

IA finished building lots. R-55
with streets. curb. cutters. side
walks Latcrals paid for by presen,
owner Located In established area
lof Si7.O0O TO Sia .00n new homes
VIII subordinate. Priced reasonable
Call Mr. YoWen
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goo ACRE DAIRY FARM


RETIREMENT FARM
Early American l0-room. 3-story.
and basement solid brick residence;
recently completely modernlkeu,
9t4-foot fron.age on state road
1 mile from La Plata. IS miles from
d. C.; 81 acres, stream On prop.
erty. Sacrifice. Price. S3S, 900;
liberal terms.
LEONARD SNYDER. Real Estate
Tel. WE. 4-33Il La Plata. Nd.
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MOVE TO HOWARD CO.
PAUL B. BEARD. REALTOR

a - ~ - - kNSeA4Nt 80 . N<As
2 acres. a-rm. house. Bath oil
Dashboard heat. On new Route 20
- miles from Silver Spring. Price;
/ acre. New 8-rm. brick bunsa-
low. OIL Dashboard heat. Bath;
firepl. on new Route 20, mr. Hop
kins Laboratory. IL miles from Sill
yer Spring. Price: $4,000.
x acre. 2 and C-rm. brieE Tamb-
lefs. Everything modern. In beaut.
DEVELOPMENT. on new Route 20, 10
miles from Silver Spring. Price;
ST., 900 and up.
Beaut. bldg lots, acre or more.
Also commercial land on new Route
20. Lac. and small farms through
out the County, Call Atlas 6-2lb4
IN NEARBY
PRINCE WILLIAM co.
!. COUNTRY HOME with con-
veniences. 90 acres, mostly wood
land, beautiful stream. valuable tim
Der. Lake Jackson area, on hard
surfaced road Sl5.s50.
. 40 ACRES, near Manassas
Park. Frame house can be put IN
good condition for small amount
Excellent investment at $4,000,
THOMAS L, JUSTICE, n. Z. Broker
i22 N. Grant Ave. Manassas, Va.
Telephone 63b; Ewes. 1901
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I H5sTqRIS TMJPsE gyAf.TTEERR

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1--l2I acres, a-room home. 2
barns outhuildings. streams. large
timber, on good road, T-acre tobacco
Immediate possession. 80
miles ID. c. Sl2.950.
TO acres modern masonry s.
bedroom home. hot-air heat. large
barn. beautiful trees. running stream
improved road. 80 miles D. C. Inn
mediate possession. SI4.950,
,.sShIn.sS acres. z homes, 9 barns,
near Chesapeake Bay
running stream. Immediate posses.
sion. 20 mites d. c.
4--27 acres. frame house needs
repairs, on good road, ideal retreat
iImnmeediste possession. 40 miles D. c
S~-LOwer patuxsnt River. AZ
ern home. 3 bedrooms. screene S;
porcheS Immediate possession. 81
6-Patlxent River. l.e7 acres. =.
room modern home. porcheS, 700.
foot, waterfront. sandy beach, dock,
good harbor,. paved road. Immediate
possession rs miles D. C, S15,9b0.
I-HIdLTop ACRES. Lower Pa
Site, wooded, nar6or. s ssndy u BEACH sssh
senaniood,, ducking upland game. So
900, liberal mortgage. Immediate
possession. 55 miles b. c.
We have farms. waterfronts, GO
ing businesses, homes to fill your
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. Prince Frederick, Mary
lana: Phone los. 354 and 225Jl
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
~ ACRES-Modern rambler: radiant
neat, baths; l,000-hen poultry
mouse with automatic water and
llghts Other buildings. pend; y
mile on hard road; 1900 feet zoued
:. 81 acres near new site Of Army.
Navy CLUB. II, Near Chantilly. S52s
81 s7ll aI cR. sGe0jsHisi. FRUIT Ma s.
2O0-AcRE DAIRY FARM
Just Il mi, from Rockville. mr.. Rte
2iu. one II the outstanding dairy
farms in Frederick Co.. Nd, with 4
beautiful stone home, coinplstely
modern. 60-stanchion tile daIry
barn. dairy house w/bulk tank
bank barn, tenant house. pond. Ions
Irontage on : hard roads. Fenced
possibilities in M
near future. Call or write TODAY
shown. by appointment only.
We have several farms for deyoip-
ment on Rte. 20 and 40 near BALTIC
IN Howard Co. for sale. Priced
from $3.50 to $1,000 per acre.
Call Mr.. Larrick, Sykesville 4Ss-M
RUSSELL 7. BAKER & CO.
2llS N. Charles st. no. 7-64qC
Baltimore Ma
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ISOUTH'RN MARYLAND

Lovely country nome with S bed
rooms 4 tireplaces and "a baths In
attractive situation overlooking 81.
Mary's River 40 acres with barns
ard farmhouse IN excellent condi.
ton. A perfect country home. 500
900. 81 fertile acres with homeSite
adordlng delightful view u beautifui
river. Excellent barns ana farmhouse.
An ideal retirement Waterfront. farm
$4,000 30s6 cash.
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SPRING rs HERE
HOWARD COUNTY,

A top-fiight capital gains invest.
ment. The smart money is investing
watch in the next decade We have
for sale ESQ acres OF rollins lane
fronting on Route 20. next to clarks.
vile. Commercial frontage; priced
for action. VIII finance. Don't dream
too long Call Edward c Pensel
Mulberry 5-40S4, or write W BUR,
TON GUY a. CO INC II Easi
Chase 81 Baltimore Q. Nd.
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MEDICAL ARTS BLDG.
$3.50 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
dust past d. c. line In Prince
Georges Col

Recently completed bldg. now be-
ing occupied by prominent doctors
and dentists. Some space still avail
able for general practitioners, nose
arrangements possible with plenty OF
windows, etc. Entire bldg. centrally
aforementioned, elevator service.
fiuorescent lighting. souudproof cell
ingS, char service Moderate rentals
from 800 per month. depending on
size of suites. Nothing more to
spend but your phone bills. For
further information cali EN- $4,000
Legum e. Gerber Realty On
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

BgIL BULL! SSao light indus:
truck entrance. all utilities. reas
rent. Box lfil-Y. Star.
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or ,ehse
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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LoTs. ACREAGE WAN1tn

iWANTED-AcREAGE. . to 5 acres
committing dist. Hyatts.. Nd. Cal
UN 4-4350 aft 7 pm. No agents
ROCKvnLE-POTOMAC AREA-Twe
to Eve acres wanted for domestic
Call OIL. 2-l917 anytime
LOT IN PR. GEO. OR MONT. Co
To build $4,000 TO SIS, 900 house
Also interested IN farinette. 5 to 90
acres. reRs. priced. HE. 4.S353.
LARGE BUILDING SITE, between
Northwestern High School and U.
OF Nd. All utiis. $4,000. WINSTON
c. CLAY, WA. 7-422S.
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FARMETTE

Committing distance to Fort Meade;
3 acres With 210 4. on State road.
Also 2 acres with waterfront priyi-
ieges. Home consists OF living room
bedrooms. large kitchen, utility
room. oil heat. Only $3.50, terms.
Committing distance to d. c. Call
University 7-SS7l or AP. 7-l500.
NAV ~ OrIYTVry r1rnr1
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81 ACRES

Suitable foi subdivision Four-bed
room modern ognSslow. garags, inlI
large fruit trees, stream and woods
29fs down $4,000 Ask for Mr.
JAMES C coNLEY A. co.
0Eot no Avn TTf OiTp. TIL a. m
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished house on
one acre Of waterfront property; Z
rms. with bath. enclosed sleeping
porch Boat pier. Located at mouth
OF Battle Greek and Pstuxent River.
for peaceful and quiet living. WAL
TON E. WILLIAMS. Island Greek,
Nd. Phone: Prince Frederick
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SEABROOK ACRES

Only 20 minutes TO d. c. and Fort
Meade--Beautiful is-acre wooded
lots with sewer and water 3h0
homes occupied. near shopping,
schools. churches and transportation
Reasonable, convenient terms.
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BEST

WATERFRONT
rm with fireplace. din. -ares kit,
and bath: on extra-lge lot, shade
trees and shrubs: near school.
$S,275, with SI75 dn.. $40 per mo.
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GUARDIAN BLDG. $500 ca. ave.
Sill Spring---choice location. mod
ern air-cond. suites some with pri-
incl. Apply Mr.. McGary or prem
ises or call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
CO., Agent DE. 2-s4s4
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
AUTO INSURANCE
AVIATION

SUB-sTANDARD LIABILITY -JR.
IFS ana SR22's filed. IA. 4-2960.
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BANCROFT AREA

BANCROFT AREA
3 beaut.. .1vel .ots. All utils
1907 deveiope, Will subordinate
Price, S3.6n1 ~r~h
ACREAGE
1.O acres, mr.. prominent U. 8
highway. containing lovely dogwooc
trees and all types of building stone
Cash REQUIRED. $4,000.
HERNDON. VA.
ga. beau. acres in the town Of
Herndon: 1,000-ft. frontage on MAR
street and 1,000-ft. frontage from
sewer and water; SI.100 per acre.
IDEAL BUY
81 acres on main highway wher,
the new highway comes through
lzoned for 2OO00-ft. lots; S450 pei
acre Cash REQUIRED. $1,000.
POTENTIAL
10 acres. near highway u. s. 2I
and 2f1. with house renting at 81,
per mo. VIII 20 commercial or in,
{
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FOR

WATERFRONT
SS%%HpifSs home lS %sS ss Ssds:
Ice. iiv. rm Ice, mod. kit. compi.
bath. util. rm., Ven. blinds, storm
wiroows Sx20 porch with al. screens,
on nice lot: only $500 down and
S67 so per month.
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THE
yXrATrprnnMm

W II 4I4tA INO1N
Community: masonry home. less
than. 2 yrs old Two bedrms.. liv.
lge. corner lot near school. stores
and churches; only $3.50 down. small
monthlv payments.
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18th ST.. BET. EYE AND K-e rms.
End d.. 'front.': air-eond.. csrpeted
suiut. for showroom and once. etc
500 mo-. incl utils. Also room
GAS mi c1~rG
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1893 g ST. NV. Second Natl Bank
Bid. -Attractively furn. front
once available: reas, renta; Secre-
tarial service II desired. Con.
genial associates EMMETT LEO
ouTT1AN phona PE r-0A00
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$4,000 DOWN PAYMENT buys air
cond. once bldg, Conn. ave. near
N. With up to 5000 So. It, avail.
you can occupy part Of building ano
the balance Of space will remain
leased. Your down paymt. clint
mates your existing rent and gives
you certain tax advantages as vel
as eventual ownership. Box 31o-Z,
Star.
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OFFICES rooms. Q toilets, private
entrance; newly decorated: reason
able rent 4lgn wisconsin ave
NV W1 R-nSo9
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PRivHTE EsTATE-HistoriG South.
oy e lif" ias fertile 90 aer nSas
Good farm BUILDINGS .apd tenant
house owner must sell because Of
III health. Call MI. Summers. MA
INC. MA. 1880.
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800 ACRES; will paw It's way, Mod.
ern; 4-bedroom. 2-hath muse; ven.
derfui panoramic view: modern
tenant house and farm bidgs.: com.
mating distance In MONTGOMERY Co
Long roaa frontage. Mr.. TRuNDLE
OIL. 2-774s.
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ATTRACTIVE list FLOOR OFFIcF.
ARLINGTON RLvD.. Pals churcf

2 mi. ION 5eVen LOThefs. SINAI
home and once or viii rersodeI i,
desired: days. JE, $4,000; ewes.
IKE. 6-Sl44.
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER can have
or 2 desks. use typewriter, mime
ograph dictaphone. private confer
ence room. all free for answering
phone. We pay for our work be-
sides. Box 143-Y. Star.
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Rockville Trash Firms
Favor Collection Law

Trash company officials tolt
the Rockville Mayor and coun.
Gil last night that they gen.
orally favored a proposed city
law regulating trash and gar.
bage collection.
However. at a public hear.
Ing, they recommended that
the law be extended to require
all city residents to subscribe
to a trash collection service
Blake Merson, owner of the
Montgomery County Refuse Co.
said the requirement that trash
collectors wear a uniform 81
emblem was impractical" He
said he could not even keep his
employees supplied with rain
coats because of the turnover
Criticizes Closing Tops
Val Wilson. owner of the
Suburban Refuse Co.. called
unreasonable" the rule requir.
ing that the tops of trash trucks
must be closed while they are
in motion.
He said collection charges
would jump from 50 month
to $40 or SIS month per house
because of the extra time il
would require to open and close
the tops.
Wayne Wittenburg, owner OF
the Country Club Refuse Co.
asked the city to require all
residents to have standard
sized trash cans.
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Other provisions of the pro.
posed law we're:
All trash collection firms
must pay an annual registra.
ton fee of 81.
Employees of the collection
companies must be listed with
the city manager.
No Parking Overnight
No partially-loaded trash
trucks can park overnight ir
the city.
Violations are punishable by
a $50 fine or a 30-day jail SEN
tence.
The Mayor and Council took
no action on the proposal after
last nights public hearing.
In other action, the Mayor
and Council swore in Pvt. Ell.
mer D. Allgood. the city's thirc
police ofhcer. reversed an ear
lied decision and waived with
reluctance" a $178 penalty
owed by the MONTGOMERY
Board of Education for paying
a water bill late, issued a build
ing permit for the city's first
branch post Office to be opened
in October on VierS Mill road
near Atlantic avenue, and set q
public hearing on a revised city
building code for August 10
The Mayor and Council also ap-
proved a plan to give incentive
pay raises to city employees who
performed their duties lin ar
outstanding manner"
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Court HuIts Construction
Of Cos Station Opposite Acc

The Montgomery Circus
Court has ordered a halt or
construction of a filling station
just opposite the new Atomic
Energy Commission building or
Route lib near Germantown.
Judge John r. Reeves yes
terday issued a writ of manda.
mus requested by Dyke Cul-
lum directing Montgomery In
spections Chief Erwin w. Buck
lin to issue stop work order.
Mr.. Cullum. upper County land
owner, opposed construction Of
the station.
Officials Of the international
Development Corp, building the
filling station. said about $21.-
600 of the total $4,000 con-
struction cost already has beer
spent.
The station was going up as
a non-conforming use. The
builders had received a permit
February 9. 1856 and had
poured footings before the
Upper County Zoning Ordi-
nanc went into effect March l
1856.
Judge Reeves ruled the build.
ing permit became invalid be.
cause token construction ovel
its 6-month life was not sufii.
cient to show construction
progress to permit a 6-montf
extension of the permit. H,
also ruled that a partial re.
location of the building on thu
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Bid Accepted
On Hospital

A $1,733.690 bid for the
construction of a 10O-bed addi-
ton to Prince Georges General
Hospital in Cheverly has been
accepted by the Board OF
County Commissioners.
The county heads yesterday
gave the building Job to Victor
M. Beauchamp, Inc. of the
District, whose bid was the
lowest of nine submitted July
II. Completion of the three
story brick addition is sched-
uled for January, 1859.
Included in the building will
be administrative offices, an
eight-room operating suite, O
recovery room and a central
sterilization room. The addi-
ton will be attached to the pre-
sent annex. which stands west
of the main building, and face
the Baltimore Washington
parkway.
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Pony Penning Carnival
Opens in Chincoteoque

CHINCOTEAGUE. Va. July
"a (R.-Thousands of tourist:
lined the streets and shore here
today to watch a wild west
scene recreated on this Allan
tic Ocean island.
Cowboys-for- day, wearing
hip boots instead of the high
heeled article popular where
the sagebrush and cactus grow
herded some 200 of Assates
CUES wild and shaggy ponie:
across the 2.000-yard water
separation between the two is
lands.
The ponies took about hall
hour to make the swim across
the channel and landed on
Chincoteague south of PONY
Pines.
After an hours rest, the
ponies were herded through
the streets and to the grounds
where the f1remen's carnival is
now under way. Tomorrow the
highlight of the carnival will
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arrive when the firemen auc-
ton on the animals.
Those not sold will be re-
turned to Assateague and an
other year Of freedom.
Last years auction saw
ponies sold for from SIS to $3.50
each, with the proceeds going
to the volunteer fire company
which sponsors the annual
carnival.
Origin of the ponies-in re-
atty horses stunted after gen.
erations of grazing on the
windswept grasses and brush
of Assateague Islands cloud
ed with uncertainty.
Some say they are descend
ants of horses carried aboard
a Spanish ship which went
aground centuries ago. Others
say they come from horses
turned loose or escaped during
Colonial times.
But whatever the origin, the
annual pony penning provides
a time for watermen to hold a
cowboys roundup.
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|Interposition
Foe Protests

RICHMOND, Va, July "a (P)
The author of a minority dis
sent on the doctrine of inter-
position has protested the omis-
sion Of his report in a document
issued by the State Senate
Courts of Justice Committee.
State Senator John A. K
Donavan of Fairfax charged
yesterday that his report was
being stifled.
Il don't see why the minority
report should be suppressed. >
he said. mo one should have
anything to fear from it,"
Thirteen of the committee s
is members signed the major
ity report indorsing the doc
trine of interposition as a USE
full instrument of protest
against Federal encroachments
on States rights--and liarticu-
larly against the Supreme
Courts school desegregation
decision.
Mr.. Donavan filed a minority
report calling the interposition
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Police Probe
Deaths Of 2
In Virginia

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va
July "a (R.-Albemarle County
officials continued their inves-
tigation today into what they
believed was the murder-Suicide
of a county farmer and his
wife.
Sheriff w. S. Cook said last
night that it appeared that
LAME Collier, %. had taken the
life of his 25-year-oId wife,
Mrs. Helen West Collier, and
then had committed suicide.
Mrs. Golfers body was found
late Monday floating in a farm
pond about 200 yards from the
couples home on a rural road
running from White Hall to
Free Union.
Authorities were preparing to
drain the pond on the theory
that Collier also had drowned.
But then his body was discov-
cred hanging in a barn about
$50 feet from the pond
At first it was assumed that
both had committed suicide.
But the preliminary autopsy
report released yesterday by DR..
Leo Falk. county medical exam
liner. showed that Mrs Collier
had received a blow on the
head.
DR.. Falk said the findings
showed that the blow had not
caused Mrs. Golfers death and
that she had died of drowning
Sheriff Cook said when Col
lier'S body was found in the
barn "he had sand in his
Shoes" He said that the area
around the pond was sandy.
Sheriff Cook said he was un-
able to advance a motive. "I'vf
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!nterposition movement. While
it does not include the minority
dissent. it contains a footnote
saying that Mr.. Donovan and
State Senator E. L. Breeder,
jr, Of Norfolk withheld their
signatures from the above re-
port, and filed separate state
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resolution adopted by the Cen
eral, Assembly in 1856 the
largest nothing" ever adopted
by the body.
Copies of the majority re-
port are being mailed this week
to officials of other States in
an appeal for support Of the
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tract was an unlawful extern
sion of a nonconforming use.
The ruling does not require
the builders to tear down struc-
lures. Owners of the land al
ready have filed an application
to have it rezoned from agri-
Icultural-residential to COM
mercial so they can go ahead
with the station.
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ments." 1t does not say they
dissented.
Mr. Breeder said he didn't
actually file a minority report.
but wrote a letter explaining
why he would not sign the ma
Iority findings, The letter said
he feared the majority report
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Injunction Sought
In Stone Purchase

Prince Georges Circuit Court
will be asked today for an in
junction in connection with the
County Commissioners $12l, 213
purchase of crushed stone from
the Montgomery Construction
Co.. of Laurel, on July 9.
The request will be made by
the A. H. Smith Co.. of Branch
vile, the only other firm to sub
NIT a bid for surface material
for some ia miles of county
roads. At the bid opening, the
Smith firms crushed stone fig
ure was higher, but it made a
gravel offer it said would save
the county a considerable
amount.
Representatives from the
Montgomery firm objected, say
ing there was nothing in the
bid specifications signifying
gravel offers also should be m
cluded. Arthur w. Tayman,
county director of public works,
agreed. saying he wanted only
crushed stone for this particu-
lar phase of the county's 1857
So road building program.