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FORD 1903 Custom VS. FOrdoT. =.
and h., Ford0matte. Wv. tires;
orig. cwner; excel eond.; $3.50,
FoRD $50 v-s Custom Ranch
WAGON, Fordomatic. r. and h.
Wv. tires, beautiful eond; 81 ,a6b,
HILL e. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
'iIii Vermont Ave, N. W. AID. 4-43O0
open Ewes, I'll .. sat TIL D
F0KD IS customiine VS. con-
yertihie coupe; power steeIing'
rordomatie. radio, heater ossu.
tiful All-leather interior. Thb
ed for your protection. 5O-day
written warranty. PAUL BROS.
tOLDGl, Wis. and Eiiieott st.
NV, KE. 7-l3Os.
FORD $50 Rairlans Pordof hsTdtop
s YES xo'S0%s'l sr.. 81: s17s B. ''s''
Silver Spring Motor Co.
7sOS Ga. Ave, NV. ia. p-3lO3
FoRD '63 Custom ''s' Fordor: =.
and h. one owner: exceptionally
low mileage: real sharp; S7pb.
HILL 81 SANDERS
wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
l1l4 Vermont Ave, NV, Al, $4,000
Open Ewes. TIL y. Sat Til 5
FORD '55 VS. convertible. Fordo-
matte. 2. and h., powerpack ensine.
Wv. tires, really nice: sl.293.
HILL & SANDERS
Wash : Oldest Ford Dealer
iiI4 Vermont Ave. NV. AID 4-430O
Omen Ewes. TIL y. sat Til :
FORD 49, customiine sedan. clean.
thoroughly reeondttioned e.. and q /.
seat covers. Fordosnatie. Only S5a5
Emerson & Orme, Buick
et0l Pa. Ave. NV. FE 7-a900
FORD 's7 cuStomiins EordoF; radio
nj: / oEn9; si.oSs.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ca. Ave. NV IA. s-3l03
roRD 'sS PAirianss VS. Pordori
s:tene green nnish. Wv. tires
HILL & SANDERS
Wash = Oldest FoEd Dealer
itlI4 Vermont Ave, NV. AID 4-i300
ODen Ewes. TIL =. sat I'll
FORD 'b4 VS. p-passeneer station
WAGON; deep-blue nnikh. r.. h.,
many other extras; iow-mileage
WAGON. In very good condition. VII
guar: special safe. Sl,le5.
lis0 Goth 81. NV pI s-ssoo
FORD ,Ss R ss w.: sc sss e. SD ANAL
monthly ps pay ssHs az IS lou I" s@S
Capitol Auto Super Mart
3soI 90 MINI. AVE NE.
LU l-6i0l Lu. l-6l0O
FORD 81 VS. Ranch WAGON: Del
Rio trim. =. and b.. aide mirror.
v.-w. tires. beautiful ORIGINAL =
ear. one eVasF: priced for fast
sale. &s.Oao.
1850 Goth 81 NV. DI r-sso0
FORD 'AS Mileage maker '6'' TT
dor beautiful iiGht blue iinlsh. ex-
celient condition thToughout spe-
eini today tSan uritten guarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. I, Ave. NE Ia. a-l003
FDRD 'Ss FairlAne $500" FordoT
hardtop. FoFd0mAtie. and b..
poreT steering ia, 7.0l54
IS FORDS
etation vAGona. rndors and For-
doris: all are f-ownaf wasens l.
year guarantees. trade or terms.
Sl.ip5
CRANSON MOTOR co.
d31g GA. AVE. NV. To. 2-S0ii
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

FORD 1855 VS. Tudor; low mile
age; original black iinish; $3.50.
FENNER MOTORS
your Nh. be soto-PlYmoath Dealer
FORD 1854 Rordor Sedan; heater.
lieht green IN; real buy. emily
LEE d. BUTLER. INC.
1871 21st St, NV. III. 7-Oi1i
FORD 1888 eunliner convertible:
heht gray body. new black top: =.
s spa n 66n, "a; csoz tires rordomatie'
Emerson & Orme, Buick
2f0l Pa. Ave. NV. Re. $4,000
FORD 'b5 Country Sedan Fordor:
s-eyl., atone paint. Wv. tires,
=. and h.. auto. trans. extra clean:
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll2i 21At St., NV. Df. 7-OlIi
FORD SO Fairlsne Victoria; Fordo-
matte. 2. and h., red and white
finish: Q top-auAIity 1-oWner car
Nl.1A5, written guarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 RI, Ave, NE, LA g-I0O3
FORD 1857 Custom Tudor sedan;
PENNY HoToRs' 1870 4. Il ave
ne, La. $1,000.
FORD on 81 81 VI; g, Custom sse-: runs
any inspection ss7S. terms. IS
down. ROPER MOTORS. La.
FORD 'bb Custom Fordor: Fordo-
matte. heater, one owner, low mile.
age top condition; sae5
HILL & SANDERS
wash 8 Oldest Fnrd Dealer
l1i4 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-43OO
Open Evea. III v. sat TIL 5
FORD 55 Summer convertible;
beautiful 2.tone with new black
s Ss;,e S'- Snls ,irs 81 ~, and h. rord0-
Emerson & Orme, Buick
l40l Pa. Ave NV Pc. 7-39O0
FORD SO Fairlane club sedan:
=, and h.. FofdOmatie; Ike neV
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. Ia. $500
FORD 80 e-passengsr 4-dr. station
WAGON; Q beautiful i-owner car:
sl.OaS. written guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
500 r l. Ave NE LA. a-ioO3
FORD 1884 Fordor: iOv mileage.
Fcrdomatie and heater; 81 ,3a5.
TAKOMA FORD
eTaS Ptner nr Rd ga III N-1o0O
FORD SO VS. customiine Tudor
worth loads OF unused miles, this
ear Is worth 5000 more than
asked. 30-day warranty; no money
down on app credit St.ia5.
Sellers Sales IL Service
sees BALTIC. Ave. Riverdale. Nd
wa, 1-d0o0 OPEN EvEs TILL Q
FORD 80 Gust. 50 Pordor FoFdo-
matte. wv. T., h almost new
eond.. peri. mech; S7fS. 10. s.
1884
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MCKEE PONTIAC 1l

MCKEE PONTIAC
.PONTIAC MEANS MeKRE'
NEW U8ED-CAR LocATION
lHth and I SIS. NV ST. 3-Sl07
CHEVROLET 'sa Bel Air nsFdtou.
blue and white nnish: W. tires
= and h.; AL condition; SSQ5.
written guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
500 J. i. Ave. NE Ia. a-iO0S
CHEVROLET SO. Bel Air haFdtop
oeaatiIu 2-tone white and blue: Z.
and A., powergIide. Wv. tires.
clean: reeonditioned: s7e7.
Emerson & Orme, Buick
e4ol Pa. Ave. NV. RI. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1895 Bel Air s-dr
green. equipped. powerful VS. en-.
sine. auto transmisSion. serviced
~ y ~ sl2ee new; Si.e96, terms:
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 WIS. Ave OF. 4-iAf2
cHEv, SO 2-d0or "eIO" 6-eyi.: =.
and h.. auto. transm.. Contract
warranty: si.e25. ysp6 down
Mccoy Motors, Inc.
1921 Lee Hwy. ArI. Va. IA. $3.50
81 CHEVROLET
BEL Air 4-door hardtop; Chevrolets
nnest car. PoverEllde and many
extras. Very few miles Cannot BE-
told from new NeW-ear guarantee
Irade or terms: -, 0a5.
CRANSON MOTOR co.
e3le GA; AVE NV. To. 2-7Oii
CHEVROLET 1880 s9IO' a-dF- :
II. and t; &045.
TAKOMA FORD
SIPS Piney Br. I'd. 8. 3. ~. ST. 900
CHEVROLET $50 Bel Afr YES con-
vertiole;. poverglide. 2. and h.. one
owner: low mileage: sl.5a5.
HILL & SANDERS
wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
llf4 Vermont Ave. NV, AID. 1-43OO
Open Ewes. I'll y. sat Til
CHEW '52: =. and h.. Wv. tires:
THIS car looks and runs Ike new
Pun price. $l6o: IS down, pay
ments TO suit you.
Capitol Auto Super Mart
3eoI-oe MINI. Az. NE.
". i-olOl LU. 1-61O0
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FOnD 81 cow; sacr.; excel. eon1..
BAN '1 EAf hHoI bs on s.sso ssA's
coupe; with VS. snsine. Pofdo.
t @ns' tsroSsSout s sssarini you the TIE
ultimate in driving pleasure; lust
S1,746. See Mr.. Stafford.
StOhlman Chevrolet
1910 M ST. NV.
AID. 2-40l4 .AD. 2-40I4
FORD 1857 County, Sedan station
wagon, attractive dark blue,
equipped Z. and b.. powerful v.6
engine; very low-lnileeee family
car: s2.10b, terms; CcC warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
772b Wis. Ave. OIL. 4.l4I2
FORD '5s PsirIane Tudor sedan:
dition. Lu. 3-3l4s after s pm.
HILLMAN MINK 1872 convertible:
jet-bIaek nniSh with white top; In
excellent running condition: must
see 20 eppreeiate; e9g5.
1850 goth 81 NV. IN. 7.sso0
HILLMAN
Sl,b35 New
JACK PRY, LTD.
l4th AND p SITS. NV.
HUDSON $50 Jet: =, and b., Wv.
tires, twin power. Pay IS low as
IS week: full price, $3.50.
Capitol Auto Super Mart
1901 -O9 MINI. ave. NE.
LU. I-6l0l LU. 1900
HUDSON 1888 Hornet 2-dT.; green
hnish. radio, heater hydfamatie;
s Sgss trssdsd: priced to sell quickly
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
"a. e-S6oi ~ Open III Q 30,
HUDSON 'b2 Commodore sed.i runs
and drives splendidly; S21b. terms.
$lb down. ROPER MOTORS La.
HUMBER 'b3 Hawk 4-dr.: r. and
h.: sparkling green nnish: genuine
leather interior: SOB.
HILL 81 SANDERS
wash Oldest Ford Dealer
ilI4 Vermont Ave. NV. AD. 4-43O0
Open Ewes TIL .: Sat. I'll B
IMPERIAL 'S5 4-door: power steer.
ing. power brakes, power seat and
windows, powerfiite, radio. heater.
2-tone gray; immaculate; more
modern. complete luxury extra
vvIfs = nc cHRYsLER CITY
LAR0E6T WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin NV. En-. 2-l020
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DAUPHINE
BY RENAULT

go - = AAAeN@
BY RENAULT
i-dOor economy car. priced lov q
Sl,375
Up to 50 Miles Per Gallon Of 0Ai
Continental Motors, Ltd.
i40l Rhode Island Ave. NE
co. 3-Sie9 Open 7:3O-10. sun. iO-S
DE- sO,fO 'Ss Firedoms VS. SPORTS
man hardtop. T. and h.. rear
speaker. auto. trans. power steer
ing. neU Wv. tires. dolphin blue
and ivory. perfect ecnd.. very
clean. pvt owner. $3.50 or best
offer 10 4-tsOs2
DE- SOTO 50 Custom A-dr. $685.
Ford 80 sS' Tudor $500 SOS
Pontiac 80 Chief. i-df.---- st1
Buick 80 Spec. 4-dr.-------- Ias
Pontiac 81 convert .------ Iqs
Mercury 81 SPIT. cpe. ... 7aa
We have an outstanding selection
OF So automobiles Most have 81
and h.. many have auto. trans,
al have been thorouEhiy reeond
Throughout FOR . real buy. set
Mr. Stafford.
StOhlman Chevrolet
1910 M ST. NV.
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KIenvon.Peck Chevrolet

$40 lee Hwy AT nIsn r., Va 4 va
BUICK 80 Special a-dr.; fully
eQnin., incl variable pitch dyna..
fioW' I owner. Like new. Ausl
SaeriEce 10 make room OnO
Sl,lQ5 full price. OHIO vii
t,lAMs BuicK; INc, lslo Good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

CADILLAC 1887 eenys epe.: sa,eooi
S Ssis SCO rfoob SoNfixc. eel
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet

CADILLAC 40 az" sedan, - a,
hydra: 4 brand new ~. tires,
one eEner. Sae. SJgS Inn pf1es'
Grod Hone I'd. Se
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DuIcK 'bS RoadmAster 4.dr,; black
nox me ~ ~ Sob nGTss s sssS'i Ias.s asn sv
tires; 81 .OS0, OWNER, IA. s-aEel
BUICK 81 s-dr. sedan; s.tone,
I sas s,. s ' :i'oi sss''' ana '''.''
Emerson & Orme, Buick
0iN r. I. Ave, Nh. pu. l-92uy
2A0i Pa, Ave NV ~. I-aaOe
hufCK 80 small SUPER SEDAN; Z
and h.. dynatowi inside and oul
like new; good tires, motor peri
kept indoors, passed tnspee lsus
II 81. nv One owner; Sldo.
BUICK 1891 super Riviera herdtopi
2-tone blue and ivory, radio. heateI
dynahoW. today's best buy, enN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

CADILLAC 1887 convertible coupe.
hlas, white orion top. 2-tone blue
aIl.leather interior: power steerins.
pouer brakes: outstanding value ~
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AUToMoBlLEs FoR SALE

FORD 1903 Custom VS. Fordor; =
and H., Fordomatie. Wv. tires
orig. owner; excel. eond.. $3.50
oil, 0-hDib.
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BUICK so
III fill A. SANDERS

,ut xvvsn;s 1. Ave- NV AD. 1-isOO
Open Ewes I'll 9: Sat. III ,
BUICK 1888 Century Riviera Sc
Ssns green and white 2-tone. fuliy
eouipped. Including power steering
and brakes. 81 .595, ccc guarantee.
CAPITOL Cadillac ldSC Co.
lssg esnd st. NV. FE, 1000
BUICK 81 special 4-dr Z; and h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

e32l lee ivy. Arl. We. -. 30 ~ -
RUICk IS Century converunae;
power equipped. radio. heater. ~
nsfiow drive; new white tcps M
naculats. sale price $i;Sas; c,rv
WHEElER. INC. cHRYeLkk SIN
LARGEST WASHINGTON DkAlk.Es.
Ia1lo Wtsennsin NV EN- S~lU3o
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BUICK 1854 Century a-dr. sedan;
fnished in smart ivory aud nsh'
sise, seaiPsGs s =, Z s ssS rhsieh sI ".
fects very best care BY previous
owner. 81 .2e5. terms: ccC vG-
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VA CADIILAC

Alex i' Va 'H0OO'"o v. $3.50
SO CADILLAC
Coupe de VILE; original all-black
nev.car guarantee, trade or terms;
CRANSON MOTOR co.
6312 GA. AVE NV. tn. 2-70ii
CADILLAC '5s Coupe De vile: spe-
eial alpine white body with me-
tallic gray top, fun power and elec-
trio equipment, luxurious interior
Sububan Cadillac-Olds
sE sThAAEEhb5IE SShpc 1 OF fLs sl77So
CADILLAC 1857 "62" coupe; q;
tone gray. power steering and
brakes; only sI.2e5. ccc guar
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
l222 Pend St. NV PE. $4,000
81 CADILLAC
snG K. 6ydramsile ofisissiI 'i ~.
out. trade Of terms: ssgb.
CRANSON MOTOR co.
83l2 GA. AVE, NV. To. s.7Ol1
CADILLAC 1859 hardtop. 2-tone,
Wv. tires. hydra; si.ie7.
Emerson & Orme, Buick
240l Pa. Ave. NV. IF. 7-3DO0
CApILLAc 1857 .,ee" Ds vile
dafk blue. power steering, brakes
and windows. Note this one also
has factory air .eend.' Condition
Akers Odds Cadillac. Co.
Al.ss.: l'aJi ", 'A'''ln'o Se ;SEsso
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2 TT r. nj * MOTORS
Mccoy Motors, Inc.

issh and R. /. Ave, NE IA. d-es9o
RUJcK '54 Special VS. 4-dr 7.
and n. contract warranty, seAlin&
pFies; ss45. g. dosn. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

DODGE 'b7 cofonet 4-doori power
fiita automatic transmission. car
locks and drives like new; very
low inileage. weekend special
Only ~ ,aob; safety tested for
your protection. lO.day written
warranty. PAUL BROS. loLD1 B.
Wis. and Ellicott 81. NV. KK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

CHEW. SO; . luxurious BEL AIR A.
tone; has VS. engine, poweTslidc
trans, de luxe Z. and b.; tmmae
10 every respect: low prieed. See
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% FOhDS
Station wAGona. rndors and For
doris. all are f-ownaf wasons l.
year guarantees. trade or terms.
Sl.ip5
CRANSON MOTOR co.
sai2 GA. AVE. NM. Tu 2-S0ii
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IPOHANKA Oldsmobile

CnRYsLER 81 800 c: NKwi nsv
car title and warranty: full poN'
o., power steering. power win
down. power seat. power brakes
Z and h. w. tirea. an.leathel
interior. many extra. Napo On
s. sos. ROYAL cHRYSLkR. INC
1901 Rhode island ave. ne. Wa
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FORD 80 VS. PaTklans station
steering XIV. tires: Exceptionally
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DODGE 'bl cofonel club coupe
Eyroma,ie. .. and h.; sieS. 81,
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aged. s39e5 DE. 2-61a6.
CADILLAC so Coupe De vine:
beauf powder blue nntsh with
matehing custom interior In new.
car cond. Fully -equipped with al
power equipment, hydra. T.; n.
w tires, etc Priced 70 sell to-
day a. S3,ie5 Can finance for 80
NOS. with small down payment.
Royal Motors plymouth
"a -. A.. NV ia N-oo0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
By DR.. PAUL POPENOE

Martin and I are looking
forward to marriage in the
fall but can't yet see our way
clear" Bess writes me. I'VE
have been planning marriage
for almost two years but there
were always disagreements to
settle. Finally we have
worked them all out except
the financial question and !
don't want to marry until I
know the right answer to
that problem.
Martin claims he follows
the we psychology and
thinks we should have a Joint
bank account, agreeing on
expenditures and that neither
should draw out Of 1t without
justifying it to the other. l
don't like the idea Of having
to justify every cent ! spend.
I think each Of us should
have an allowance to do with
as he or she pleases. Martin
says in that case there will be
competition and rivalry. each
trying to keep up with the
other rather than to buy what
is needed. On the other hand,
! think if / want to pack my
own lunch instead of eating
at a restaurant, should be
able to save that much money
and spend it for something
else 1 want without neces-
sarily telling bin about it.
What do you think, DR.. Po-
penoe?"
1 say that neither of you
Is ready for marriage at the
present time. You need a
little more harmony of
thought and a little more
real feeling of partnership.
Most of the successful
married couples-at least in
the educated part of the
population-do have a joint
bank account. Actually, how
ever. 1t doesn't make any
difference how the money in
the home is handled, but it
is absolutely necessary that
the two persons should agree
on how it is handled. You are
quite right, therefore, in
wanting to work out an
agreement before you marry.
Write me, with stamped, self
addressed envelope, for a
free reprint Battle of the
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100 per cent correct on that
point. Bess. The amount Of
this allowance will depend
on the joint incomes and
should be realistic. Keep track
of your expenditures so that
you will know about how
much you need. Don't use
your allowance as an oppor-
tunity to chisel out Of the
family income. But a hus-
band does not expect. and
certainly should not beeex-
pected, to have his wife's
permission every time he
spends a dime for a news
paper. and she should not
have to account to him for
every item on her personal
shopping list.
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MODERN MARRIAGE
Not Going to Explain
Money She Spends

Budget" 1t will get ycu
started on the right track.
Generally speaking, you
must provide in advance for
all the regular and necessary
expenditures. including saw
ings. Beyond that. each
should have an allowance to
do with as he pleases. You're
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Exclusively
Yours

Continued From Page B-7
Mrs. Jack Eakin. Mrs. Charles
Cabell, Mrs. Mario Rodriguez.
Sonora de Averhoff. wife of
the Cuban Minister Counsel
or; Mrs. Humphrey Daniel
and Mrs. Calvin Griffith,
chairman of publicity: Mrs.
William H. Press. president Of
the Crippled Children's Aux
iliary, Mrs. Blatz Scrivener,
and Mrs. Herbert Blunck,
chairman Of arrangements.
+ = \ 4
EGIDIO ORTONA. italian
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Minister. checked back into
town last week end from two
months home leave and Inn
mediately whipped together
a delightful, informal dinner
for Monday night. 1t drew:
The Rod O'Connors who
will set out this week end
with another couple from
Greenwich, Conn.,, for a two
weeks cruise on a yawl Chats
a yacht with a Southern
accent) heading for Cape
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Cod and Nantucket. Mary
Chewing. who said she and
Taylor have bought a house
and 100 acres complete with
swimming pool and tennis
courts beyond the little town
of Mclean, Va. Bill Mer-
riarn. who said his wife Maria
is mentioning with her family
in q little seaside resort north
Of Rome, Santa Marinella.
where he courted her and
which nobody heard of until
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Entertained at
Luncheon Here

Former Representative
from Kentucky and former
Governor of the Canal Zone,
Mr.. Maurice H. Thatcher and
Mrs. Thatcher entertained
Tuesday for DR.. Ricardo j.
Alfaro. former President of
Panama and for many years
Minister to the United States
at luncheon in the Senate
Restaurant.
Nine. Alfaro was also
honored.
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Court Of the United States
tomorrow. Only So. he viii
be the youngest one on the
bench. Then he and Aileen
viii head for NonQuitt, Mass.
to visit her mother and step
father. the Edward Foleys,
who've taken a house there
Tor the summer. Scotty
Lanahan is also heading for
Nonquitt for the rest Of the
summer. She and Mary
Chewing will share O house.
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Ingrid Bergman moved there.
=. The Freddy Rhinehardts,
who are finally settled in
their new house on Spring.
land lane. Commentator
Ed Morgan. who win take q
leisurely New England tour
soon whether Congress ad-
journs or not. Katherine
Besterman. MORA Morehead
and the Stuart Rockwells.
RUSSELL TRAIN will be
sworn in as Judge on the Tax
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Helms Downtawn Stores 5000
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ment is only temporary meas
ure.
AS the population Of the whole
area is growing SO rapidly, bound
aries had to be established to
prevent. as far as possible, an
immediate reoccurence of OF the
Iovercrowded conditions at
Wheaton Woods resulting from
children moving into new houses
now under construction" DR.
Norris said.
We are. therefore, locating in
the Harmony Hills area all new
Developments north of Aspen Hill
road. BY 1858 it is planned that
children from these developments
will be permanently located in a
new school near the junction of
Aspen Hill road and Viers Mill
road"
Lester j. WEIGH, supervisor oil
planning for the Board of Edu-
cation. said the Harmony Hills
school will be the 10th elemen-
tary school leading to Wheaton
High School. Five of these, he
said, are as large as any in the
county. These are the Weller
Road, Glenmont. Connecticut
Avenue Park, Viers Mill and
Highland Elementary Schools. all
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with 80 classrooms. The only
other 30-classroom elementary
school. he said. Is the Twin
brook school at Rockville.
Most Populous Area
1.-THE Wheaton-G lie n m o n t.
Viers Mill area is the most popu-
lous school area in the county"
Mr.. WEIGH said.
Less than a decade ago, he
said. there was only one school
for the whole area-the Glen
mont School, which was only
about a third OF its present size.
Mr.. WEIGH said the situation
might even be worse now were
it not for two large parochial
schools in this section. These
are the parish schools of st.
Catherine Laboure and st. Jude,
both along Viers Mill road.
The Harmony Hills school will
have a capacity of $40 pupils. It
was designed by William N. Dem
ton, Washington architect who
lives in the county, and built by
the H. o. McAlister Co. OF
Wheaton.
Nine teachers are being re-
assigned there, five of them from
the Wheaton Woods school to
facilitate the changeover.
The School Board approved
the temporary appointment OF
Mrs. Jewel E. Doutrich, current
ily on the staff at the McKenney
Hills Elementary School in Sill
yer Spring, as teaching princi-
pal.
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1Ve weeks ahead OF schedule,
and school officials are wasting
little time getting nine Of its
rooms occupied.
The move is designed to avoid
double shifts at the overcrowded
Wheaton Woods Elementary
School, a few miles away.
Letters already have gone out
from County Supt. Forbes H.
Norris to parents of some 265
pupils at the Wheaton Woods
School advising them Of transfer
plans.
With its opening, Harmony
Hills will become the county's
77th elementary school. That
total plus 81 secondary schools,
Ia special instruction school at
Norwood and the Montgomery
Junior College in Takoma Park
will bring the county system to
100 schools.
No Ceremonies
No special ceremonies are
planned. Others schools under
construction and expected to be
ready for use in September will
push the total beyond the 100
mark.
School officials indicated for
NAL dedication of the Harmony
Hills structure won't come before
September. That is when other
children will be transferred from
the Glenmont and Weller Road
Elementary Schools.
Initially. the youngsters being
transferred are those living north
of Aspen Hill road. They also will
come from the Harmony Hills,
Greer wood Knobs. Georgian
Forest and Hermitage Park sub
divisions near the school.
BY September, some of the
children living in the newest sec
Ition of Connecticut Avenue
Estates will be assigned to Har-
mony Hills through redistrict-
ing of the Weller Road School
boundaries.
Some Temporary Shifts
Transfer of the 265 children,
DR.. Norris noted, still will leave
| 700 at Wheaton Woods. He
added that for some--those liv-
ling in new developments north
! of Aspen Hill road-the reassign-
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10 Boost Number to 100

Montgomery Counys fastgrowing public school system will
reach the 100-school mark March l.
The occasion will be the opening of part the new
Harmony Hills Elementary near Aspen Hill road and
Georgia avenue extended above the Wheaton area
Construction of this 24cassroom is being finished
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Some Temporary Shifts

Transfer of the 265 children,
DR.. Norris noted, still will leave
700 at Wheaton Woods. He
added that for some--thoSe liv-
ling in new developments north
of Aspen Hill road-the reasSign-