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4 Big Bedrms., Den-$l7.950
Beautiful Wooded Lot, S0x230 Fl.

STA WASHINGTON ST. (Near Conn. Ave- and Saul Rd)
Charming older home of gray frame, built when they
really gave you SPACE Fireplace in living room; huge
dining room kitchen with ample dnette and big pantry
den also LIST floor bedroom and POWDER ROOM. up
stairs more BIG bedrooms and coloredtile BATH
Garage now converted to power tool shops wiring
full basement Pcketfenced lot backs up to Rec Center
with tennis courts, etc. Details: OIL. 7-9549
Road, turn right Washington Street.
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ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES
S239 West Beach Terroce

gorgeous center hall. completely AIR CONDITIONED
brick rambler on excellent corner lot with beautiful
OF the pork Only few years old and in splendid condition.
Al Jorge rooms including separate dining roo bedrooms
boths and cherry poneed den. Exceptional closets
throughout Additional bedroom and both in above eound
bosement oids room 33-ft recreation with porquet
floors ond fireplace Very quiet neiohborhood-
street Priced way below OF SAB 5oo OPEN SUNDAY
80 TO g.
Directions Out Kalma
continue W.
W. Beach Terrace and house. = - -
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AUTO SALESMAN

Used-car dept. Buick dealer, exper-
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proposition for right man: bonus
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PERSONNEL CoUNsELLINQ
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pref, car nee. TO $500 plus
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CARPENTERS (6l--Form men pre-
ferred, see superintendent on iot
Monday. MONTGOMERY HILLS JR;
HIGH SCHOOL. Seminary I'd. and
Brookville I'd, Silver Spring, Nd.
CASHIER-GM leadership has an
opening for a cashier, automotive
experience preferred but not es-
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ton other company benefits. See
MR. BERTINl 1880 l4th st. NV
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$500. nights. TO-
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HELP-MEN
CARHOPS

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Chemical Engineers. Physical Chem
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AUTO statesmen
Part Time)

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FE. $1,000.
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High school grads under 80, type
$500 ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1898 Eye
st NV
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TECH WRITER. some engrg, ~ 300
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AUTO statesmen

Unlimited opportunity exists for men
who can. sell and are sincerely de-
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experience In the Washington area
YOU can probably qualify to sell
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furn; other emplove benefits. Apply
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CHEVROLET SALES. INC, l4th and
Florida ave. NV.
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HElP-MEN
AUTO SALESMAN. used

AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. Must
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appearance: experienced man can
average $3.50 to 5000 per week
transportation furnished. etc. APP
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STUBBS, 1918 Bladensburg I'd. t2
blocks over D. c. line). AP. 1929
for appointment.
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Foirfox Set to Purchase
AnnondoIe Water Co.

Fairfax County today laid the
ground work for purchase of the
Annandale Water Co., after Sc
lection of boundaries for a new
sanitary district to finance the
deal.
The Board of County Super
visors yesterday agreed on an
area of approximately 6,160
acres in which petitions will now
be circulated requesting creation
of a sanitary district.
When rs per cent of the quail
flied voters within the area have
signed the petitions, they will be
presented to the Circuit Court
for action. Once the district is
created. the county will be in a
position to ask for a bond issue
referendum within the district
to finance purchase of the pri-
vately owned Annandale system.
The county considers purchase
of Annandale essential to even
tual establishment of a public
water system for all parts of the
county that need it.
The proposed new sanitary
district includes the entire 1910
acres within the present sanitary
area of the Annandale Water
Co.. plus 1900 additional acres
to the west and $50 acres on the
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north. This would carry the area
to be served by Annandale as
far west as Little River pike and
North Arlington boulevard.
County Executive C. C. Massey
estimated 10000 to 10000 resi-
dents live within the proposed
district.
The supervisors also referred
to the planning commission for
study a proposed change in the
coming law to revoke special use
permits whenever the project
for which they were granted is
not completed within five years.
The motion by Mrs. Anne Will
kins was prompted by circum-
stances surrounding the pro-
posed River Towers apartment
project adjacent to Belle View.
Mrs. Wilkins said a permit is
sued Belle View 10 years ago
was still valid for the property
River Towers now wants to use.
On motion of A. Claiborne
Leigh, the supervisors approved
the idea of holding referendum
in sanitary District 8 on a bond
issue Of about Sl80. 900 to finance
curb, gutter and storm drainage
work. The referendum was re-
quested by residents of Pimmit
Hills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
Alexandra Man
jailed q Year for
Aiding Fugitives

An Alexandria man was sem
fenced to year in Jail yesterday
for harboring fugitives from the
States training school.
Clifford N. Smith. ST., 81, of
the 400 block South st. Asaph
street, appeared before Juvenile
Court Judge Irene Pancoast on
"a charge of contributing to the
delinquency of minors.
Police said three juviniles, in
Guiding a l6-year-old girl, we're
staying at Smiths house after
they escaped from reformatories.
One fugitive, Clifford N. Smith.
jr., II, was certified as an adult
and held for grand jury action
on housebreaking charges.
The other l7-year-old youth
and the girl were sent back to
the State institutions. The girl
escaped last November from the
training school at Hanover and
the two boys escaped April 3
from a Petersburg training
school.
Police said the two boys broke
into the Robert E. Lee School
and a market and attempted to
break into three other business
places during the past week.
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MAJOR MEDICAL EXPENSE
coVERACE

Major medical expense coverage
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against the costly expenses of seri-
Gus and prolonged illnesses.
Broadly speaking, major medical
expense coverage takes up where
hospital, surgical, and regular
medical expense coverage leaves
off. 1t goes beyond the basic cover
gein furnishing protection against
especially heavy health care bills;
it helps pay medical expenses in
CURED IN or ont Of the hospital. The
maximum benefit for Major Medi-
cal expenses and the percentage of
covered expenses payable under
the program can vary. Major
Medical benefits begin after you
have paid deductible amount
usually $1OO) and the percentage
of covered" medical expenses pay
able isusually 70 per cent. Themax-
imum benefit is usually $4,000.
Dollar for dollar, this new Com
prehensive Program is the best pro-
tectionyoucan get against hospital,
doctor and other medical expenses.
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ABC to Pick
Candidate at
PurIey

An Arlington County Board
candidate sponsored by the
county's liberal coalition group,
Arlingtonians for a Better
County, will be selected at a
convention May 20 at Wakefield
High School.
The date for the convention,
at which any qualified county
voter will be eligible to ballot.
was set last night by the Abe
Council.
One county board seat is to
be filled in the November cleo
ton. 1t is held by Chairman
Wesley w. Cooper, a conservative
Democrat. who has not yet said
whether he plans to seek re-
election.
Arlington Independent Move
ment. the conservative organiza-
ton, will also hold a conven-
ton. AIM will either name
a candidate of its own or for
mally back a candidate already
in the field.
Two Republicans have an
nounced for nomination at a
forthcoming G. o. P. mass meet
Ing. II is now too late Tor the
Democrats to select a county
board candidate in the July 8
primary, but II is still possible
Tor the party to nominate at a
mass meeting.
Last night. the ABC Council
also set the filing deadline as
midnight May II. Nomination
from the floor would be possible
II another qualified person has
the sponsorship signatures of rs
persons present at the conven-
ton.
Proposed rules drawn UP by
the council, which will be SUBJ
mitted to the convention, in
clude a requirement that pro-
spective candidates pledge that
they will not run for the county
board seat unless selected by the
convention.
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Mrs. PuIIen Elected
President of WScS

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Virginia
Methodist Conference yesterday
elected Mrs. r. C. Pullen of
Franconia, Fairfax County, pres
ident.
Other officers elected at the
WSCS' 18th annual business
meeting in Alexandria were /:
Mrs. J. Boyd Tyrrell of Roanoke,
vice president; Mrs. Paul N. Gar
Der of Richmond. wife of the
conferences bishop, honorary
vice president: Mrs. r. Maxwell
Willis of Culpeper. recording Sec
rotary, and Miss Virginia South
gate of Norfolk, treasurer.
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Constitution Porty Sets
MEETING in ARLINGTON

The Constitution Party of Arl-
ington will meet at 8 pm. tomor-
row in Broyhill Auditorium, 1920
Lee highway. Arlington. to elect
officers and a representative to
the party's national convention
at Biloxi, Miss.
Party members win open a
campaign for petitions to qualify
B. M. Miller, candidate for cleo
ton to the House of Delegates
in November. for q place on the
ha1lnf
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Athletic Club May Solve
Widows Tax Problem

team at the olympic games, are
two of the club organizers.
Mr.. Tinkham said Mr.. Sharp,
who is out of town. was handling
the financial details. He said he
was not sure what the contract
price of the property is. nor Of
the exact amount to be spent
for development of the land.
Mrs. Weeks said no price has
been agreed upon for her prop
|erty. She said if the use permit
is granted she will then discuss
with Mr.. Sharp the contract
price for the acreage.
I'm delighted with this plan.
I couldn't bear the idea of the
land being cut up in lots" Mrs.
Weeks said. II could make a
whole lot more money that way,
but who wants money!"
The property is at 4275 Little
Falls road in an area of ex-
Ipensively developed home sites.
Mr.. Tinkham said he understood
property in the area sells for
about $500 al acre.
Drive for Members
A fact sheet filed with the
use permit request reported a
drive to sign up about 600 fam
lilies as members of the club
will be launched next month.
The project is to be called
Weeks Haven Park. The de-
lvelopers said the facilities will
be designed ''in a very contem-
Iporary style"
Plans calls for an Olympic
size indoor swimming pool, a
gymnasium that can be divided
into two separate areas. a health
club including steam baths,
massage tables and other equip
lment, all housed in one building.
lee Skating Rink
In addition large covered
Iice-skating rink which will re-
ceive alternate use as tennis
courts in summer months will
be built. Plans also call for sep
Iarate tennis courts, badminton
and handball courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

The assessment cloud that
darkened the home of an Ar
lington widow began to show a
silver lining today as an ath-
letic club took an option to buy
the property, with leave for the
widow to stay there as long as
she chooses.
The National Capital Athletic
Club has taken an option on the
l5-acre property of Mrs. Will
liam Weeks in the Walkers
Chapel area of Arlington. and
proposes to build an indoor
swimming pool. gymnasium and
other facilities.
Assessment Boosted
Mrs. Weeks became the CEN
ter of controversy with Arling-
ton assessors when they raised
the assessment on her home ap-
proximately 400 per cent. She
aid she couldn't afford to pay
the taxes and would be forced
to sell.
She was notified last month
the assessment had been raised
from $3.50 to $38.260. This
meant her annual tax would be
$1,400 a year, instead of $346 a
year.
Mrs. Weeks, SO, repeatedly has
been offered q post on the board
of directors of the club and will
continue to live on three acres
of the tract.
A request for a use permit to
allow the athletic club to use
the residential land was filed
yesterday. The plan must win
approval of the Arlington Coun-
ty Board before the development
can proceed.
Board Acts May IL
The board is scheduled to act
on the request May IL.
James R. Sharp, a Washing
ton lawyer. and Stanley Tink-
ham. coach of the Walter Reed
Swimming Club and of the 1856
American Women's swimming
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house now stands or within a
limited time after her death.
The option contract provides
that the board of directors will
develop all land purchased by
it in such manner as to pre-
serve as much as possible of
the natural beauty of the tract. /"
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BASIC coVERAcE FOR
SuRGlcAL.MEplcAL CARE

Basic coverage for surgical-medi-
cal care provides substantial allow
ances to help pay your doctor for
surgery, anesthesia, in-hospital
visits by physicians for medical
treatment OF non-obstetrical and
non-surgical cases plus allow
ances for many other costly serv-
ices such as x-rays, clinical
laboratory examinations, electro
cardiograms, electromagnetic.
grams, etc.
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Home Anniversary

The Ashbury Methodist Home
for the Aged in Gaithersburg,
Nd. will hold its 31st anniver-
sary reception from 2 to 4 pm.
Saturday at the home. Mrs. @.
Bromley Oman. wife OF the
Methodist bishop OF Washington,
will assist at the tea.
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over the flow Of milk into Viz
ginia markets.
But spokesman for farm groups
told the l2-member subcommit-
tee they oppose any change in
the milk commissions authority. .
They saw the compromise pro-
posal as step in the direction
of complete abandonment of the
commission.
Fenwick Confident
State Senator Charles r. Fen
wick of Arlington, who set the
tone for the compromise speak,
ers. said after the three-hour
hearing he is still confident the
compromise will win farm sup
port.
Retail price fixing has been
held invalid in a court ruling
affecting the Northern Virginia
area, but the regulations have
remained in effect while the case
is appealed to the Virginia
supreme Court Of Appeals.
Among those asking that the
subcommittee recommend legis-
lation to curtail the price fixing
power of the milk commission
were: Delegates to the General
Assembly William L. Winston.
Mrs. Katheryn Stone and Harri-
son Mann of Arlington, and John
Webb Of Fairfax.
Alexandria Included
Also spokesman for the Alex
andria City Council, the Airing
ton County Board and the Ar
lington Branch Of the American
Association Of University Wom-
en-, Safeway Stores, Inc, and its
subsidiary Lucerne Milk Co, and
c. Y. Stephens, president of
Highs Dairy Products Corp.
Among those asking for con-
tinuation Of the milk commits
sion without changing its au-
thority were: r. @. Davis, jr..
president of the Virginia Farm
Bureau Federation: Fred Stein
Of the Winchester Milk Producers
Association; T. T. Curtis, a vice
president Of the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Associa-
ton, and r. g. Connolly, secre-
tary-treasurer Of the State
Dairymen's Association.
While the producer price con-
troll proposal was aired at the
Alexandria hearing, another
was continuing in Washington on
the proposed establishment of a
Federal marketing area which
would fix minimum producer
prices for Maryland and Virginia
dairy farms serving Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

resulted in the State Milk Com
mission. Largely because Of the
powerful farm opposition, these
moves have failed.
The new strategy, presented at
a hearing before a subcommittee
OF the Virginia Advisory Legisla-
tive Council in Alexandria, was
devised to win farm support.
The subcommittee heard from
many speakers, who argued that
farmers will not be hurt by fore
ing the Milk Commission to step
out Of the retail price-fixing field.
They argued that the farmers be
protected by minimum producer
prices and commission control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

The clubs option is on the en-
tire 15-acre tract but is present.
ly exercisable on approximately
two-thirds Of the area. The club
holds an option on the balance
of the property to be exercised
when Mrs. Weeks decides to dis
pose of the area on which her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
Formers Still Oppose
Milk Price Compromise

compromise by Northern Virginia yester
DAY asked for curtament of the State Milk
pricexng power failed to win the vital support Of farm
spokesman.
In the past Northern Virginia has provided impetus in
drives to repeal the 1884 Virginia and Cream Act which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
BASIC coVERAcE
FOR HOSPITAL CARE

Basic coverage for hospital care
OF this new protection plan will
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of your hospital bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
A New
Comprehensive
Program
Of Health Protection
for eligible groups
of 20 or more

Here's a new comprehensive
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that offers expanded benefits for
Hospital and Doctor bills-plus
broad protection against other
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