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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

J.. Near Fairhaven Modern
frame ;,-bedroom home, enclosed
porch. furnished: beach privileges:
immediate possession; $1,000; 20
peale-6h acres. 6O0-foot wa
ern room frame home. bed
rooms. 2ls baths, largs screened
porches; good view; douole garage;
outbuildinRs: guest house: artestan
well: immediate possession; 20 miles
3. lis acres: owensvnle---G-room
farm house, 3 barns, various, out-
buildings: stream; ll-acre tohacco
allotment; 70 miles .. G. ~ u. Out w
5-room and bath modern home;
artesian well: large. utility house;
completely furnished, electric
kitchen: 25 miles D. c.: $3.50.
5. Chesapeake Bay, Franklin
Manor-Modern 3-bed-oom brick
home, . baths; approx. / acre; hot
water heat; hardwood floors, f1re-
place, complete kitchen sauipmenndS
garage; waterfront priViieges; 80
q. Historic Lothian--16 acres;
12-room Colonial home. ga. baths;
tenant house, 2 barns, stable. cut
buildings: on 2 paved roads; i'm
mediate possession: 20 miles d. G..
q. 140 acres: modern 6-room
Colonial home. guest cottage. ten.
ant house. tobacco barns. various
loutbuildings: 7-acre tobacco allot-
ment, 1l-acre wheat allotment:
ideal cattle farm. sorchard: land
scaped; on both sides Of paved
road: in first-class condition; 10
miles ANNAPOLIS, 90 miles d. C.,
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
14Sl. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick. Maryland.
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REIIHEMENI FARMETTE
34-level acres. Frederick County
community: 1.OO0-ft. road frontage
modern 6-rm house. bath anC
steam heat 50x40 barn. rood con.
dillon: possession In 30 DAYS Sail
price includes growing crops ant
machinery. Terms, $4,000. Cal
= p. Mayne. SIP. $4,000 with c. M
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1e-ROOM HOUSE on ONE ACRE
commercial ground in nice Mary
land country town, close to Wash
lngton. $50 It. of route 90. First
hoor could be converted into drug
store at moderate cost and other
rooms suitable for tourist trade
JU. 5-S511.
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SMITH REALTY
F A r M

so ACRES: BEAUTIFUL Mont
gomery County farm. ON Route 2s.
lust out Of Rockville. Modern
home. good barn beautiful view.
II you are thinking Of buying q
farm, don't overlook this. Priced
at $50. 600 Worth much more.
owner going TO Florida and very
anxious to sell before cold weather.
GENE CASTLEBERRY
OIL 4-14S2 OIL. 4-467s
1O6 ACRES. 7-room house. base
ment. well water; $3.50; terms.
ACRES. 100 years or more old
stone house near Criglersville. Va.
. rms, bath. cellar. pond: $4,000
1870 ACRES, nearly ali cleared,
house y rooms, bath, other build
ings. long river frontage. $40. 500.
Write for free list OF others.
T. j. Pillar. Broker
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ALL CASH. TOP DOLLARs-D c
3-3320. WA. 7-94a2
INVESTOR wv r locking oS iGE homes s.,,Ds Z
will pay all cash, ST. 5-006S'
MODEM, clean, 9 or a-bsdroOn
CIV HAVE suBsT Cash MRS MRS
COX. ST 3-736S. Lu 2-si36
IMMEDIATE CASH for houses with
VILE area. Direct from owners,
Tu. 2-S3ba DI. 7-Ss42.
LEAVING TOWN; Want all casf
PoMPoNIo REALTY, "a. T-666C
today and have your money with.
in ~ hours
HIGHEST CASH above OF loan
DAVID, RA. 8-6a12, Ma. s-0227,
BrDNEY PAYS ALL CASH for your
VII WIT si11e57s. NJ III M sf.sb6Se S-S'oo
WE HAVE Cash CLIENTS fol
s nossss for the our D .S 6 area r.
S years service vic FLoYpRp ' 3 DAVIS
co, Realtors, 1920 X 81. NV,
Ma e-0352 ewes. Ju. a-.55p.
WE BUY 80 bedrm brk homes In
Silver Spring, wheaton and Rock
willie areas. cash above oil loans,
LAIRD p SCOTT ~ a.dia0
PVT. PARTY, white, desires Diet.
1 = Zee ~ *. Si'n st az
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S285n0

as acres Of gentle rolling land
surround this 3-bedroom frame
home, lge. iiv. rm. with firepl. and
bookshelves. Ice. equipped kit. "a
baths. barn, gar, other outbldgs,,
frontage,
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$4,000

s acres, mostly cleared. small
stream. neces. outbldgs.. 3-bedrm.
frame home with stone breezeway
to 2-car garage. Ice liv. rm.. kit.
eQuinped: bath. heat
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ISTROUT
ICATALOG

Mailed FREE Coast-to Coast, "a
States. .3.l30 properties described.
Farms. homes, businesses; excellent
bargains, many pictures; livestock.
eQuipt., crops. furnishings often in
cluded many with easy terms. low
down payments. 80 years service;
SAVE through STRQUT REALTY.
1l3S-N Woodward Bldg, Washing
ton. Sterling 3-37S4.
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coLoRED

Small Maryland farm on state
halfway. GOOD investment o. :
ST. saTe R i.ssso 5o I JUS sGsss6H' r Wilson,
JANIS L. DIXON 4 CO.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

PRETENTIOUs, OUTSTANDING
Brick manor house on main HWY
IN Nd; 10 miles D. G.; 40 acres
A real value at 100000 WAL.
TER NJ. BAuMAN, Ascent. 109s
Addison Bowie, I'm $685.
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Sperryville, Va.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE

I EHOF En- lea fOn SALE
ESQ A. RIVER ROAD FARM
1-rm. house, recently painted.
cleo. phone, well, barn. misc. bldRs,
Mile frontage on River I'd excel.
riverbottom land. at $3.50 per acre.
si5 A. stock or dairy farm; z.
din. nm. Ist a.: bedfms. bath.
End a. full attic and bsmt. 1Ox.
so barn, with plenty COW stan,
Bait. permit cement barnyard.
pew 2Ox60 implement shed. corn
house, 40-e. blue grass, 100 q.
timothy and clover, rs q. pasture,
80 a. for corn 10 a. wooded. stream
and shade, "a acre lake. - mile
Frederick. A farmers farm: SS2,-
TO Al s-rm brick mansion.
rm., nrepl., library. din. rm.. irepl.,
huge kit, has bot and cold run
ming water, and giant firepl,; =
bedrms.. full attic and bsmt. large
barn, equip. for Bait. market. new
never falling stream frontage on
State road and T. co. rds. ~ nj.
north q Frederick taxes. sie7i
ie5 A. IO-rm.. cen hall. q
bath house. mod. kit, util. rm,
with auto clothes washer and
dryer. o.h-w h., Nv rm. " 1fireDi,
din nm w/HTepl.. ) bedrms, full
attic. part bSmt fOx7O barn,
mise bldgs. stream, GOOD fencing:
y nj bard road frontage, ~ mi.
D. c.. $40 600.
ga A.. 7-rm frame house liv.
rm., din. rm kit, bedrma new
oil furnace. lge earden, pasture,
good stream on cement I'd 80
mi d. c.. Mont Co sg.50O. $1,000
IL A.: new 5-rm. masonry
bungalow oil heat, mod. bath
and new kit, spac. liv rm. WIRE
"a S IS s nj. B. G.: o Sio.sSo. $500
A.: 6-rm. house. cleo. phsae.
water: u country town. 20 mi.
CHAS. H. JAMESON
Rnti. 20 s.2soa'
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REM

10000 SO. FT., total 1890 Gu.
It. refrigerated storage; air-condi-
toned offices, gas tank and pump
inside building; steam boiler; front
and rear entrances: ideal for
frozen food or meat packers; CEN
trail location, 81 L st. St, Sc.
or your own broker.
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BrOadnOnt

Designed and built for entertaining
this picturesque home offers center
hall, 20 IT, step-down liv rm.. for
NAL din. rm., buffers pantry, 80 #.
de luxe kit. with circular built-in
breakfast set, den, . large bedrms j.
gorgeously handicapped 4 acre gar
den-like lot. Price $4,000. We urge
the discriminating to see this home.
w. w. BLACKMAN, Inc.
IA. S-633S Realtors IA. 7-2777
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WAREHOUSES WANTED


SEEKING WAREHOUSE
With approximately 10000
So. it,, in the District; one
floor or one floor with oftices
on mezzanine or second
floor Purchaser with sub
stantial cash. Call Stanley
Norman. eyes,, WO. 6-74l2.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
ia l4th st. NV. Ma. S-234i
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Horse-Cattle Farm
LEESBURG, VA.

Just OF Route rs. ASS acres
Piedmont upland with ample fresh
water springs, over 300 acres in
cultivation andlor pastures under
fence. Approximately loo acres N
marketable timber; RESTORED
main house. brick, 4 years, with 8
bedroom. baths, 4 tireplaees.
buildines.. Including tenant house.
barns, scar garage. Wonderful
view; notable neighbors. Sl35. 900.
Call ia. 10000 or write
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
2222 N. Glebe Rd,, Arlington, va.
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Room Size Conscious?

II so. you will consider this pictur-
esque 3-bedrm., den, 2-bath ram
bier with Dashboard h.w.h. on one
acre beautiful handicapped corner lot.
2nd IS rm aeif sasf With sfhass sep t dn
rtl 13x17, kit. 14x17, bedrms.,
12x15. 12x15, and 14x15, respec-
lively. Tops the market at only
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INVESTMENT PROP fsr SALE BUSINESS PROP. F0R sALEt
\ tcoNTlhlIEpl fcOkiTUlUEpl


Low RENT-suitable for any busi-
ness requiring heavy downtown
pedestrian trafic and public
Transportation. All or part Of "a
floor: rear suitable for Twins
quarters Call MI: Rudd, 3
1911; ewes. OIL. 6-6549.
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FARMS

ESQ ACRE DAIRY FARM for rent
37-stanchion COW barn, ami,
Diamond 0-4O7l, after . pm.
VA.-s3O0 dn.. 500 mo. buys for
$4,000 ~ acres. young and saw
and Rappehannock where deer
abound "a miles south D. c.
L. L. SELF. Agt.. TIE. 6-4i3l
FARMS, acreage, lots, houses
zANTZIN0ER CO, MA. s-531i.
Ewes. WA. 5-Sl46.
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COLORED

See this roomy 3-bedrm. rambler
located within ] mile OF new Mel.
par plant, Just of Lee blvd. stont
fireplace, mod bath and kit. par.
auet floors throughout. oil heat
Venetian blinds; loo. on Ice. u acre
compl, fenced and sodded lot with
nice poultry bldg. S425 down and
Sll0 per mo. or S91 so per mo
rental. Move in today with deposit
viii consider trade on lot. houses
etc. 8. J. GNASH CO.. XII. g-4222
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VA-1n2 ACRES

10 mi. TO Charles Town. S-room
house, > baths; barn and outnldgs;i
fenced; on Rte. 40. Price $4,000
with S3,5OO down.
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SALES, INC. ia.
S110O DOWN

Will buy this 3-bedrm. rambler on
"a acre lot, enclosed with rustic
cedar fence, balance to be financed
FLA at S6S,74 per mo. Total price
only SI2. 500.
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CORNER

AT Fla. ave-, 18th and
Belmont sts.;; area.
$4,000 So. it,; priced, to
settle estate, lower than
any comparable prop
erty in downtown b. c.
Call VIM. Harrington.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000
Res, EN-. 3-7448
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FIRST OFFERING

Kensineton industrial property, q
sa ls'' owner Rfsse Vii consider r' sG mes
return. or will sell separately IN
units OF . TO small investors. All
rented on good leases, with owner
paying only taxes and Insurance
For further details, call Mr.. Thomp-
son, Ju. p-2AA2 ewes, ia. p-O163
s. NJ. MAasTELLER REAL ESTATE
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TREND SETTER

Brand-new 3-bedrm, 2-bath. brick
rambler on beautiful u acre home
site affording a panoramic view Of
picture windows in liv. rm., din.
rm., and English bsmt; rec. rm.
with $1,000 down.
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HANDSOME HOUSE
Mason 4 omer L.
HIRST
ANNANDALE. Va CT. e.2aot
BROKERS


Hunters paradise; beautiful views
IN all directions; mountain springs,
abundance Of game Good road In
Fsuouier County, Va. conmutlng
DIST 70 wash. Contact OWNER,
uppeTville 100. "a
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Contemporary, $l4,950
PICTURESQUE contemporary rambler
in beautiful tree-shaded setting liv.
nm, with fireplace, din. rm., kit. 3
ibedrms. bath and carport for only
-Si4.950. $3.50 down-assume
present financing.
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~ 900 DOwN-corner bldg, with
@ ssS.s : snf ONLY sp's aRSSs s Ssns 81
500 d st, ne. For sale TO white
2. -selorsd. RArTTELL REAL Es-
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

WHITE OR COLORED-commer
ctal, 10000 50. #, desirable ioca-
ton. 575S Georgia ave. mr.
Missouri NV: price. $4,000. Call
ia 9-n971. after g pm.
80 II ST. N.W.-store and . floors
rent. sic. 500. ST 900 down. Ap-
ply 906 New York ave. NV, Ma.
S-6744. JU, g-7323.
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EXCLUSIVE BROKER
OF. 4-S5S6 OF. 4-SO35
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LOW TAXES
Berkeley springs, W. va.
InIfnOIrN COUNTY, :
WILLIAM J. LOUGH
Leasburs, Va. SPRING 7-i27S
PRINCE WILLIAM co.

One Of the best stock and grain
farms N Northern Va: 80 acres;
tenant houses all necessary farm
hldgs.; 40 acres Of sod ready to sell.
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q sIKEEI MINK I'm NsW.-FU...
session January Owner Will
rental Consult Nj Young,
SHANNON 4 LUcHs co Real
tors. ga l4th st.. NV. Ma. s
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This ottroctive household helper seeis
out dust high and low with no STOPPING
or stretching on your por-o flexible
buster thot speeds eIeonino Of thoss
hord-to-reoch pieces. "Moone- Stotic"
cotton of loo% nyIon pod picks UP ross
dust-hoIds it until you shoke II free.
Pod removes eosiIy-woshes ond dries
quickly! OveroIl length lS". Durobls
"Eosy Grip" block hondIe.
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RemuZit's ssSudSy''
GENTLE
l.49 OF.

A wonderful new cleaner for oil
washable fobrics! One quart mokes
Az gallons. Produces rich suds
crommed with cleaning power. Con-
toins SRA, miracle ingredient 10
brighten and restore diney coIors.
Comes in new plostic. squeeze-tps
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Big Tax Rise Seen
For HuqerstoWn

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Nov.
% (R.-Hagerstown's residents
were warned today that they
face a possibility of a
doubled tax rate next year
and perhaps much more in
1859.
City Auditor John K. Baker
III said to meet the proposed
budget for next year of 1924
000-which includes no pay in
creases-the city had these
choices:
/. Increase the present IS
cent tax rate two and a half
times.
q. Borrow money by issuing
new city bonds.
8. Drastically cut the budget.
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Slayer Of Girl
Is Committed
As Defective

David Vernon Hall, is, of Sill
yer Spring, who was convicted
last June Of numbering Is
year-old girl was committed to
the Patuxent Md Institution
yesterday as a defective delin-
quent.
In a Montgomery County Cir
cult Court hearing, DR.. Harold
M. Boslow, director of the in
stitution, testified the youth
is not psychotic but is emo
tionally unstable. He recon-
mended that the boy. who was
sent to Patuxent for mental
examination soon after his trial,
be committed as a defective
delinquent.
The youth was found guilty
on second degree murder
charges in the Staying of Geor-
gette Anne Hentgen last jan
uary 10 and was given an 49,
year sentence. At the trial, it
was testified he struck the girl
on the head with tree branch
while the two were shedding in
the Silver Spring area.
The psychiatric report pre-
pared during the boys examin-
alton stated he had "a long
history of antisocial acts" in
Guiding the setting Of fires and
stealing.
Halls sentence will be sus-
pended in view of Yesterdays
court proceeding, but his COM
mitment to Patuxent is for
an indeterminate term. He will
remain at the institution until
he is cured in the opinion of
staff psychiatrists and paroled
or ordered by the court to the
State penitentiary to serve the
remainder of his sentence.
Maryland law defines a de-
fective delinquent as one who
by his antisocial acts is a threat
to society.
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Seoul Boys School
Gets $1,000 From
Arlington Man

SEOUL, Nov. % (R.-A large
bundle of Korean currency
representing a $1,000 donation
by Harold A. Serr, 4642 North
Thirty-fourth street. Arlington
Va, was presented to the Seoul
"shoeshine boys" school yes
terday.
Mr.. Ser, who transmitted
the money in behalf of his
parents, sent his check to
President Syngman Rhee's Of
flee recently to help the school,
where 67l Korean children, In
GLIDING many war orphans,
study nightly after a days
work Of shining shoes and ped
ding cigarettes.
The schools proper name is
the Seoul Vocational Training
School.
Mr.. Ser said in his letter the
money was the proceeds of a
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Arnold Line Plans
More Bus Service
To Fuirfux Areas

The Washington. Virginia e.
Maryland Coach Co. Inc. CAR
mold Line said today 1t will
offer improved service to Sec
tions Of Fairfax County, COM
mencing Monday.
Additional service will be
provided in morning and eve.
ming rush hours between it's
downtown terminus at Eleventh
and E streets NV. and TO the
town Of Fairfax through Oak
ton, Vienna, Tyson's Corner
and Mclean, via Chain Bridge.
A new shoppers special serv-
ice will be provided between
rush hours from the Culmore
apartments area by way of
Leesburp pike, through the
Seven Corners Shopping Gen.
ter, Falls Church. Tyson's Cor
ner and through Vienna and
Oakton TO the Town Of Fairfax.
Shoppers service also will be
provided from Fairfax by way
Of Lee highway TO Fall Church
and then to Seven Cornors and
Culmore.
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County Court Disbors
Silver Spring Lawyer

A Silver Spring lawyer ac-
cused by the Montgomery
County Bar Association of PRO
fessional misconduct" has been
disbarred in a ruling filed in
Montgomery County Circuit
Court.
The attorney. James H.
Bowen. was named in the dis
barment petition in connection
with a shortage of funds in a
title company Of which he was
president in 1852.
The petition, filed by the
County Bar Association, states
Mr.. Bowen was tried and con-
victed on charges of larceny
after trust and embezzlement in
June. 1854 but that the Mary
land Court Of Appeals reversed
the Circuit Court conviction.
However, the Bar Association
declared the Appellate Court
reversal was based solely upon
jurisdictional grounds"
Mr.. Bowen. who was presi-
dent of the Security Title and
Investment Corp, was tried in
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Balloon Parade to Draw
l00, 900 in Silver Spring

Silver Springs annual bal
loon parade will be held tomor-
row before a crowd expected
to exceed 100000 persons.
Festivities will begin at 1890
am when the parade starts
at the District line and goes
north on Georgia avenue
through the heart of the Sill
yer Spring business district.
1t will turn right on Coles
vile road and again at Fentor
street. heading south to dis
band at the Silver Spring
Armory parking lot.
The parade is sponsored by
the Retail Merchants Division
of the Silver Spring Board OF
Trade, with Alfred w. Knowles
as chairman and Charles H
Kopeland as parade co-ordina-
tor.
The mile : and a half long
process will include some
so huge balloons, guided by
about $50 youngsters of the
Silver Spring Boys Club. The
job of initiating them will be-
gin tonight at Jesup Blail
Park.
Among others in the parade
will be a visitor from Las Vegas
New, Mrs. June Rafael, who
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County Livestock
Entries Win $1,140

The Montgomery County Al
and FLA club members exhib-
tied a record of LOG animals
and and won 81. 140.80 in prizes
at the Eastern National Live
stock Show at Timonium, Md.
Winning the grand champion
All steer award over a total
of 299 entries, was the l,15O-
pound Angus owned by Tim
Mittell of Sandy Spring. Win
ner of the reserve and cham
pion Hampshire Barrow awards
and the Hampshire trio awards
was Jimmy Wightman of
Gaithersburg.
Montgomery had So entries
which sold for an average OF
$3l.36 per hundred pound.
Other winners include: the
champion trio and reserve
champion individual award.
Nancy Lechlider of Laytons-
vile and the reserve champion
trio award, Michael Carpenter
Of Germantown.
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will reign as Queen of the
Parade. This is part of her
award as Queen For a Day"
winner on a television program.
The queen will be escorted
in the parade by Benjamin C.
Shaw, president of the Silver
! Spring Board of Trade; Mr..
Knowles, and Miss Patricia
Kent of Silver Spring, this
years Miss Maryland Hos
pitality,"
Other marchers will include
a number of Washington area
radio and television person.
alities: eight high school bands,
and floats sponsored by COM
munity organizations. The line
Of march will be headed by the
Air Force band.
The parade will be held,
come rain, snow or shine"
Mr.. Knowles announced.
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farm given him by his parents,
and was sent Gin recognition
of the mission and work in fur
thering the Christian gospel"
He said his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. August G.. Serr, Tyndall,
S. Oak, requested the donation
be made.
Cash amounting to 100000
hwsn in 100-hwan notes was
turned over to Police 1t. Kwon
Yung Pal, superintendent of
the school, by Health Minister
Sohn Chang Whan at the
schools hillside campus.
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In Stute Senate Race

DENTON. Md. Nov. 8 (R.-
Delegate Harry r. Hughes said
yesterday he will run for DEM
ocratic nomination to the State
Senate in the 1858 primary.
Mr.. Hughes, a member of
the House of Delegates since
1854. will seek the seat now
held by Senator j. Layman
Redden, another Democrat.
Senator Redden is expected to
seek denomination.
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ARLINGTON CLUB CITES THREE

connection with one transac-
ton.
Mr.. Bowen admitted he had
discovered shortages in the
corporation account but said
he accused al company clerk
who has since disappeared.
All debts owed by the cor
poration were later paid by
Mr.. Bowen, who sold his home
and borrowed from his family
! to do so.
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connection with a home pur-
chase account handled by the
corporation. 1t was alleged
shortages in the firms account
amounted to about $4,000 in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
Each One a Masterpiece
SALE! s48

5998-79.oS Coots-Most Hond-toiIored!
Strooek, Forstmonn and other fine fabrics!
With styling quality fabrics workmanship considered
each masterpiece
included Casual dressy Styles black the
Majority woolinterlined Sizes 6-l6 regular petes
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
Thirteenth Election District
BLAIR

Bauserman, George w. & L. C
All of Lot Al and part of Lot
2, Block A, blair Section T.
obtaining 5000 square feet an6
improvements, assessed at SIT,
5000. Taxes, interest and costs
'501.71.
Black, E. B. & G. B. Bailey
Part of Lot "A and all of Lot as
Block GOA, "Blair Takoma Section
!" containing 5,508 square feet
md improvements, assessed al
$4,000. Taxes, interest and
osts, $228.60.
Blankenship, w. Fl. & NJ H
OF IS, Block 66A, blair Takoma
ection /" containing 5000 square
'eet and Improvements, assessed
1t $3.50 90. Taxes, interest and
9osts, SITS 68.
Ray, Mildred C.-Part Of Lot
y, Block 65, "B. F. Gilbert's Sub
livision-Blair" containing 10000
square feet and Improvements
assessed at $5,240.00. Taxes, in
tereSt and costs, S166.53.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
Thirteenth Election District
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
ESTATES

Kay, A. S. ct al.-Outlot B,
Block %, Connecticut Avenue
Estates" containing $3.50 square
feet, assessed at $1,000 Taxes,
interest and costs, S31.03.
Kay, Jack e. II. Greenberg-
Lot /, Block 80, Connecticut Ave
nue. Estates" containing 1922
square feet, assessed at $4,000
Taxes, interest and costs, S8701.
Kay, Jack q II. Greenberg-
Lot 2, Block 80 Connecticut Ave.
lue Estates" containing 6,643
square feet, assessed at S1,11000.
Taxes, interest and costs, S7S33
Kay, Jack & II. Greenberg Lot
3, Block so, connecticut Avenue
Estates" containing 1876 square
leet, assessed at $4,000. Taxes
interest and costs, S80.73.
Schmidt, Ernest +. & M. F.
Lot q, Block co. CONNECTICUT
Avenue Estates" containing 5,55C
square feet and improvements
assessed at S6,650.00. Taxes, in
crest and costs, S21S.72.