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HOUSES TO BUILD

ADD 4 ROOM OR BUILD A HOME.
4-oedrM 2-bath. full bsmt. on
your lot; $4,000 or will custom
build Save thousands. Complete
packaged deal. includes FINANCING
and free architectural consulting
services, or will bid on YOUR plans
CROSSROADS DEVELOPMENT CO
JE 2-4970
WILL BUILD
3 or 4 bedroom split-levei or ram.
bier on your lot Payments low as
1000 down. will finance the bal
ance. Also plans and sample houses
available for inspection.
HUBBARD REALTY OV 3-l94B
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with wonderful view. this brk. ram
plrretts has GORGEOUS kit, liy
rm. daylight bsmt with o4-ft. rec
I'm. with picture windows Widow
SAYS brlng ner an offer. around
$1,000 Exclusive 2. r. STEFFEY,
FL. G-AGIN .IE A-244r
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ANpRIs REAL1Y. 1Nc
BETHESDA RAMRI .ER

Eye-appeaIng and on a A-acre
lot' = bedrms. , baths, kitchen with
ample table space and big living
nm with fireplace beautifully fin
lShed rec. nm, In full bSmt. opens
az round level. Also screened porch.
storage attic and fenced yard Mid
tWenties ". B. WRIGHT. EN-. s.
$500 til 9 pm
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK - 3-hedrm. Cane
SOD, ~ rln din area. equip. KIT.
iull tiled bath. patio storm win.
doWs Venetian blinds Ice lot ga
rage, ~ 300 Easy terms. HE 4.
32u'i evesa JU D-30il w W
NATURALIZATION 8.rm. brick
rambler 5siT,sIer Eit TRIAL i1ll bsmt Z nice size
Inc city Price Slj.7bO A real
good buy on the best OF terms,
HUGH I PECK, HE. 4-Bi00.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

P. G.. CO.. commercial and indus
trial sites-2nd commercial, con-
Tense hwy. near interchange. Will
sell or build Nearly | acre in
Biadenshurg. zoned III. S45. 900.
or Will lease or build 10 acres on
Sheriff I'd, heavy industrial. Sl2.-
300 per acre DOUG NJ SMILEY,
Realtor, UN. 4-S260. ewes. AP. e
lex
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SILVER SPRING-Sl5,95O
4 BEDROOMS

Beautifully built and fn,iv
equipped home close 10 shons
churches. schools, buses New list
!nR--TiN go fast Check or thtst
r. T FORWARD. REALTOR
9iS SLIGO Ave III ii ano
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Washington, D. C.
MONDAY. MARCH 25, 1857
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

FOUR-FAMILY FLAT-Good, clean
well-kept bldg near New Hamp
ave. nv. priced very low; good
cash required WALTER NJ BAU-
MAN, Agent. MA. S-6229; eve, WO
h-0147.
BUILDERS TAKE NOTICES acres
in town OF Vienna. 2-level Williams
eurg type house with Ia acres,
shrubs. trees, ranch fenced $50 #
acres 259xS0o Il POSSIBLE 01l
sewer available: POSSIBLE ip) S0
II lots, Sli 900. Cash required
5! 600. J. MAYNARD MaGRUDER.
ia. 1000: IA. 2-7l15; ia. 4-030e
Ne. Mr.. 18th AND RHODE ISLAND
ANE.-3" units; building In very
good cond.; approx $50 n0 in
s &C., moo Price: $4,000. Lot has
2dhpo SO. IT. End comrl facing
on 3 streets, slGLER & CO.. ST
& UNITS. individual heat: very nice
s4.44o Price. say 5Sy 500 sIo ihspni &
co ST 3-72S3
II ST NV. mr.. 6th-Sln. roo. 10.
room row brick rooming house: new
gas hot-wateT furnace In basement
Eacent. Parking space of alley
NE; S-15s1. OIL. 4-4593. JOHN r
HOKE
4-uNIT APT BLDG. NW.-Each
apt has : bedrms. Very reas. rents
az 81, ~" per year income Good,
clean bldg. in good NV. section
Ewes and week ends. WO. 6-Ol66
or MO. ii-034i.
FREDERICK H. DENsToN CO.
Investment Bldg DI. T-430u
2S-UNIT APARTMENT BLDG.
IN EXCEL EMIT CONDITION
Shows income over So 900 per year.
80 return on money invested
FOR info and personal discussion,
call PAUL LEPS, EN- 3-S4q5. 25'
LIST Comml -Hyattsville
~ 1880 Corner store and . apts.
Detached shingle Easy financing
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO.
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SILVER SPRING

Lge.> S-bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cane
Cod IN excellent condition. liy rm.,
din. rm kit. > bedrms, and bath
on LIST floor. twin bedrmS. and
iull bath. on end: "a closets; full
daylight hsmt Lge. level lot Near
schools, transportation and Shopping.
Only $4,000.
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IA. 1860
DO YOU

Want cheap rent? Then see this beau
tiful 3-bedroom, ia bath split level
on ia-arre fenced lot Home is priced
at SO $50, but carries Sl7.50u list
trust payable at STA per mo in
this will rent for az least $3.50
Small payment secures title and
saves money TO SEE. CALL
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- ACRE

4 BEDRMS., 212 BATHS
Convenience and charm
are featured in this immac-
ulate Arlington home; bed
room and bath on LIST floor,
3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor, rec. room in full bsmt.
garage. Priced at $26,500
Level wooded lot. Call
BETZLER-JA. 5-7575
24l7 Lee Hwy, 8 to 0
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

INVESTOR LOOKING FOR HOMES
10 buy IN d. c.. or nearby Mary
land. Will pay all cash. ST. 3-0O66.
MODERN. clean. . or 3 bedrm. home
IN Sc. or nearby Pr. GEORGES Co
HAVE SUBST. CASH. MRS. COX,
SI 3-13GS LU n-Sl2G
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bore mutt be- seen 10 lpprpriste
the value ~ int low pr'cc IN this
area fiyinY room diniug Inqm
lurga Kitchen nrrakfat room pow
der room on ~; floor 3 bedrooms
ard den . baths md fcor ret
mon ani powder room M haze.
mont Porch. attic. garaRe Ras heat.
l1r2e h..g3uii4 n, Cal! o. G-"3ii
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEX, DEL RAY-Do you have a
large family or need a home with
income? This older-style frame
mouse has ; disable rooms. 4 baths.
3 porches, full bsmt.. garage and
many other extras Il is in good
cond- and is situated on a very
desirable lot. The price is only
$4,000 with 81. 900 down Call
BOB SIMPLIFY, OWNER, at JE
o-ohS1 or LIE o.nSsn
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HOUSES FOR SALE NE.
IA SATJE PAPK

Liza OALLE L ANN
Mr.. 10Th AND VARNUM ST. NE.
Beautiful detached center-hall
brk, with slate roof LIST A., lge.
liv rm. with mirrored firepl., sep
oin.. rm.; kit with disposal dish
washer and exhaust fan: screened
porch. tiled powder rm. 2nd A.. 3
spacious bedrms.. tiled bath. Full
bath. kit, gas a.-c. heat; can ar
range good terms. Shown BY appoint
ment Call Mr.. Sadler. AID 2-S656
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1870 K ST. NV. ME. S-4323
CoLORED-..5 18th ST. Ne: $500
uown-Newly dec. 6-room brick.
bsmt., gas heat. garage; vacant.
conv. transp. A. F. MCCORMICK.
Elk. 3-2li6
C0LORED-SIOO DOWN; Michigan
Park-Owner must sacrifice mod.
5-rm.. semidet. brick home: front
porch. fun bsn,t.. gas heat. ST. s.
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ALIEN, ROSEMONT-Assume lge.
loan on this brk Colonial with
SPACIOUS ROOMS and lust re
decorated" 3 bedrms.. ia baths.
side porch. Anchor fenced yard
REDUCED TO SlS.35o FOR QUICK
SALE AL SMITH REALTY, XII
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

000-so 1T, one-story bldg
with drive-in door. enclosed yard.
BRO siding. NE. D. c. good for
any business. HE, 4-SS6S.
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STORE 05'x1S0'
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

2O14 NJ ST. N.W.-2nd comml. Store
with mezzanine and warehouse. APP
prov 800 so. IT. RIA. $500
USED-CAR LOT - rst-commercial
corner containing 800 So IT,:
sonable rent. M. L. KRAFT. co.
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POMPONIO
PRESENTS
4 BEDRMS.

On level with . baths. make this
completely redeccrated brick rambler
one OF the best buys in the area
Home has beautiful living room with
fireplace. modern kitchen. extra Ice
patio. and beautiful fenced and
shady ia-acre lot Home is priced
TO sell at S2l $50 Excellent terms
Including VA financing available
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. To see
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BETHE SDA-4 -bedrm, 2-bath Cape
COD: beautiful paneled fireplace In
large living room. sep din nm.
fun bsmt lOX"O ser porch As
sumo 49, loan S35.5G0. KOR
ZENDORFER. Realtor OIL ASH
'til u
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EIHksDA, SlS-gjU - Unusual 3
bedrEl brick Colonial. through CEN
ter hall. big din rm firepl. in liy
I'm ser porch. bSmt slate roof
Large closet and the bedrmS are
big IA. 1880 I'll 9 p m. BERENS'
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BETHESDA - Brick Colonial. slate
roof, choice location; lst-foor pow :
der room; 3 bedrooms and bath up:
porch; tiled basement Immediate
possession; 50 50n with excellent
co I'M 2-o31G. eyes or A-dR-s
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COLORED
SIPS DOWNlII

And this lovely 2-family apt. house
with b.r.. liv. rm.. din. kit. and
bath in each, can be yours. Live in
one and rent the other. Total pay
mentS Sl25 mo. ME. $685..
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BETHESDA : B

BETHESDA, slS,5On - 3-bedroom
! i2-bath brick rambler. Excellen;
area for family ST.. Jane deChantal
parish. KORZENDORFER. Resltor,
OIL 4-Sl1I 'til %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

Moves you into this 3-bedrm brick
rambler with all-elec kit and fui
osmt. large lot. payments OF SI3t
Per month incl. taxes Me. e-3S35
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KENSINGTOG
STAG DOWN

And this 3-bedrm frame rambler
with lovely yard is your for paw
ments o. Si25 per month. Conn
Ave. Estates
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SUMMER
W.. LUNN. AVE. Nv
A STARTER
q BFDRMS.-S15 5nno

Contemporary Cane Cod { he'd
rooms l2xI"--fully equipped modern
Kitchen living room with fireplace
two bedrooms, one FIJI path on first
floor second floor, two hedroors-
finished. roughed-in for fun bath.
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NEAR MAYFLOWER HOTEL o 600
SO, II of commercial Rround. ideal
Jimmy Dixon Of JAMES / DIXON
a. CO, ST, 3-720O
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GIANT RAMBLER
h5x4O Ell

5oX4U FL.
ACRE WITH BIG TREES. 30.
FIT. LIV. RIM. WITH FIREPLACE,
large separate din. rm., l3-ft. kit,
3 twin-Sized bedrms.. . baths, full
bsmt. with tremendous rec. rm., fire.
place. maids rm. and 2-car built in
garage. outdoor fireplace and patio
Custom built in rustic setting. S26,-
$50; substantial under GI appraisal
NIL ~ q 49, n
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acre imposing rambler, yrs. old,
lily I'm. 25xl5, din rm l5xl3. KIT.
1874. den and 3 bedrms all
a. least ] ! It.; "a baths: walk-out
bsmt, billiard nm, huge rec. rm.,
~ bath, also space for . more
bedrms. huge rear porch. "-car
DrTTONED Priced in sos SAMUEL
T. BOGIEY - {. ONCE, AID
z .nnnn. cnn. nI Inn
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BE THESDA-New 4-bedrm. split
level: ga baths. 25-ft rec. nm.
firepl,, earport G-E kit. Immed
poss.: SD 800: low down payment.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-l4l6.
ETHESDA-Attracti Colonial in
excellent neighborhood: 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths. full bsmt. S2f.500.
A. v PISANI, Realtors. OIL A.
$500 til Q.
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BETHESDA PRICE REDUCED :


NV f-utuFIfl.' : -DAlN, COIOnIAI
split ramblers, lge. lot elec. kit !.
best construction; s2,95n dn.. pay
ments. $3.50 mo JU. 9-3fg0
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KoJAK S REALTY CO.
Iu. o-llES or Ill n.lAlA

1907 EYE ST. NV.
Entire iioor fully aforementioned.
in small professional BLDG, heart OF
medical area Ideal for a doctor or
dentist reception rm with secretary
alcove, > treatment rms with pvt
toilets. Slsb mo will redecorate
Call Mr.. GIL
LEGuM 4 GERBER REALTY CO.
33lh Conn Ave EN-. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

BANNoCKBURN. PARKWAY Hills
Spotless 3-bedrm. sep. din .m.,
full bsmt, Cape Cod for SlS.500.
IS value far in excess OF price
KORZENDORFER, Realtor. OIL. A.
Sill til q
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CHEVY CHASE (Northl
RAMBIER-S275 oo

RAMBLER-S27 500
yrs. old; large living rm with
huge picture window, opening onto
laloGsied porch overlooking PARK
Dining area. 3 bedrooms. ~ baths
tull bsmt.. 21-ft. rec. rm. Today's
kitchen with table space. one OF
the most beautiful and charming
interiors We have ever offered car
peting ana draperles included. ", B.
WRIGHT, EN-. 3-56OO IN q
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BIZ IHkSDA, SIG d0ll--3-hedrm brick
Cape COG, full bsmt, de luxe kit
clean as a pin. 50 500 down ard
SO per NO pays everything EN-
2-1Sn0 I'll pm. BERENS, JR. co
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NNFN NHNNF---F oScWarV school
district Sometime special and
UNIQUE IN a Colonial home Az.
prog 2fII4-' liv rm Lge din.
nm, library and y bath: de luxe
Kitchen with eating area on lst:
4 bedrms . baths on end Reauti-
full wooded lot Convenient 10
transportation shown nv appein,
mont only daily I'll q FIN 2-rfn0
METZLFP, Reaiior-Buildcr 5Oe9
Conn ave NV
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INVESTMENT PROP WANTED
BUSINESS PROP FOR sALt

NEED INVESTMENT PROPS. apis
hldes.. stores houses MICHAEL 7
FABRtZtO. Real Estate. NO 7-hat3
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FALLS CHURCH
SIS DOWNtll

And move into this 4-bedrm frams
Cape Cod with IN baths. large lot
payments OF $40 per mo ME-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
Here's Your
Autumn Adventure

With summer about gone. it's time
to plan trips for the autumn and
winter weekendS ahead. And TVS
WEEKS famous new Recreational
Guide and map will help you get the
most fun for your money.
Prepared in cooperation with the
US. National Park Service, the map
shows 1854 recreational and historic
areas and how to reach them. It's a
beauty. 5IN" by 34M", land is accom-
panied by an information-packed
2S-page guide. THIS WEEKS map and
guide were offered earlier this year,
and copies have already been bought
by more than 207. 600 readers. The
map comes in two forms = for the
standard price of 81 90 with the map
folded; or for $3.50 rolled in a mail
ing tube with complete instructions
for mounting.
Bm he supply is HMifed. so you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

must act quickly. Fill out the cou-
pom at the right, now, while it's on
your mind. When your map arrives,
il you are not completely satisfied,
you may return it, in good shape,
within two weeks, and your money
will be refunded. You have nothing
to lose, so let's go!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

fiat mullins, even frozen waffieS all lift
high within your easy reach. Result:
no more burned fingertipS.
Cleans in seconds! Simply snap out the
crumb tray and give il a wipe. Its that
easy.
See re General Electric TOaSteT at your
drAIer's now. Price: $685." General
Electric Company, Portable Appliance
Department, Bridgeport ?, Connecticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

The automatic mechanism Of this toaSter
is the simplest, most foolproof ever de-
vised. No gaudy gadgets get in the way
Of its number-l job: to give you toast
The way you want it-every time.
Simply set the Six-pOsitiOa control and
press lightly on the lever. Before you
know it. your toast pops up-piping
hot and ready for spreading
And It pops up extra-high. Small slices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
Petition Urges
Taxi Meters

The battle in the taxicab in
dustry over supplanting the
present zone fare system with
meters was more or less out In
the open today.
George F. Picot. president Of
the Associated. Taxicab Oper-
ators, Inc. yesterday went to
the Capitol with a petition ask
ing for the release Of . report
made last year recommending
use Of meters. The petition was
addressed to Representative Nc
MILAN. chairman of the House
District Committee. and Repre-
sentative league, chairman Of
a subcommittee on public utili-
ties.
The Alto began working on
the petition after another group
of drivers announced 1t would
seek an increase in zone fares.
The ALTO says the petition bears
the names of 26 taxicab asso-
citation officials, representing
$500 drivers.
1t asks for the release Of q
report made by House District
Clerk William N. Mcleod, jr.
The report recommends meters
and limitation on the number
Of licensed hackers.
The drivers seeking Q zone
fare increase have filed q petition
with the District Public Utilities
Commission asking for q rate
hearing. This group says 1t rep
resents 5000 drivers.
Meanwhile, Mr.. TeaguO has
announced he is making . study
OF taxicab systems in 20 Nher
cities and going over qu don
aires sent to hackers here. The
questionaires ask, among ether
things. whether drivers prefer
the meter or zone system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
Copitol Press Club
To Hear Mrs. Bolton

Representative Frances F. Boil
ton. Republican of Ohio. will
speak at the annual awards
dinner Of the Capital Press Club
at 2 pm. tomorrow, at the will
lard Hotel. Vice President and
Mrs. Nixon will be special guests.
Awards to be given include
THE Man Of the Year" to the
Rev. Martin Luther King, IT,,
Of Montgomery. Ala: Freedom
Of the Press Award" to Afro
American Correspondent william
Worthy who defled Q ban ON
China travel and Press
Achievement Award" to Jeanne
Rogers Of the Washington Post
and Times Herald.
The annual scholarship will
be awarded to an outstanding
high school senior and club
members will be cited for
achievements in reporting.
photography. advertising and
public relations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

NEW POST-Rear Admiral
Charles c. kirkpatrick,
famous submarine skipper
in World War II, will be-
come Navy chief Of infor-
nation, succeeding Rear
Admiral Edmund Taylor,
when Admiral Taylor
changes assignment next
November. Admiral Kirk
patrick now is chief Of staff
for the United States Tai
wan command.--U. S. Navy
Photo.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Rockville Planners
Slate Hearing on
Zoning Changes

Proposed changes in the Rock
vile City coming ordinance
adopted last September. in
'cluding two additional zoning
Icategories. will be discussed by
the Rockville Planning Commits
sion at a public hearing at S:l5
pm. Monday in the Rockville
City Hall.
The revisions proposals are the
result Of a review made by the
commission at the suggestion OF
the Mayor and city council. City
Pianner Robert Plavnick said
that when the council adopted
the zoning text and map. it sug-
gested that review Of the ordi-
nance be begun after six months
to determine whether there were
any inequities or problems.
Among the revisions would be
the addition Of an R-75 residen-
tial zoning classification for
single-family. $500 square-foot
lots. Another proposes a CO
zone for commercial Office build
ings.
Mr.. Plavnick said there also
are proposals for revisions In
parking requirements. side yard
requirements in industrial zon-
ing. non-conforming uses and
ordinance definitions.
The commission will give It's
recommended changes to the
Mayor and council. who also will
hold a public hearing before the
changes become final.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
College Studies
Move 10 Eastern

Eastern High School may even-
tually be turned into d. C.
Teachers College in an attempt
Ito assure future accreditation OF
1.-THE college and make the plan to
borrow money for school con-
|struction more attractive.
Since integration. school off,
cials point out. District Teachers
College has become a vexing
problem. Operating in two build
ings eight blocks apart with
neither unit suitable for college
courses. the accreditation Of the
plant Is in question.
In drawing up their $50 mil
lion borrowing program, school
officials earmarked SIS million
to develop a new college plant
However, the plan has been one
Of the chief roadblocks to the
entire borrowing program.
Eastern High School may
solve the problem temporarily,
school officials suggest. A new
high school in the Congress
Heights area of Southeast WASH
ington is expected to go up in
1883 and, together with McKin-
ley. Anacostia, Cardoza and
Dunbar, would be available to
students formerly attending
Eastern.
| In their borrowing program,
school officials said the Teachers
College requires expansion in
many areas If it is to meet
lpresent-day needs and retain its
accreditation with the Middle
States Association.
THE addition to the subject
matter being taught in the pub
lie schools. on all levels, requires
the expansion of the college pro-
gram beyond the physical ca
pacity of the present dual plant. =
they added.
One building is located at
Eleventh and Harvard streets
INV. and the other at Georgia
avenue and Euclid street NV.
! If the move takes place, ap-
Iproximately 1900 students now
attending Eastern would be
transferred.
Evening star., 1957-04-30

about 1 per cent Of the tobacco
sold was taken over by the
Maryland Tobacco Operative.
the agency which acts as agent
for the Government.
Auctions in the Upper Marl-
boro area began at Planters and
Marlboro warehouses. Afternoon
sales are scheduled for the two
other area markets, Edelen Bros.
and Triangle warehouses.
To prevent clogging of auction
floors due to packing house limi-
|tations only / million pounds Of
tobacco will be sold today at the
four markets at Upper Marlboro,
the 2 at Hughesville and / each
at Waldorf and La Plata.
Sales at all warehouses are ex-
|pected to continue in heavy vol-
Iume for at least two weeks,
partly because wet weather In re.
cent months facilitated prepara-
ton of leaf and because some
planters consider it a canny
move to sell in the first few weeks
of the season.
Evening star., 1957-04-30

tips. bids exceeded those Of last
year.
Chief gains were in the heavy
bodied grades Of dark tobacco
and tips.
The increases for these grades
ranged from s to 80 cents a
pound.
Hundreds Of growers in packed
warehouses tensely, obviously
and finally approvingly watched
as auctioneers chanted into bid
ders' hands the product Of 1e
labor in what to them Is
not only an industry but also q
cherished way Of life.
Most. If not all, of the large
manufacturers were represented
in the bidding line but some OF
the buyers apparently were wait
ing to see what the market will
do. as is usual on the first day
While sales in the initial hour
are uncertain indicators Of what
is TO come later in the day or in
the auction season ending Au-
gust 2. most local experts feel
that prices this year will add up
to a general average of SIS to so
cents a pound.
The average last year for the
1855 crop Of 3l.6 million pounds
was 50.7 cents pound.
Complicating early market
appraisals is the fact that Mary
land growers usually bring a
large proportion Of lower grades
to initial sales:
Government support prices
for the 38.5-million-po 1856
crop, regarded as one of the best
ever grown in the five Southern
Maryland counties. have been
set at rs to II cents a pound.
Grade loan levels are based on
an average Of Al cents a pound.
80 per cent Of parity as of last
October /.
In the first hour of sales only
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Prescott Will Head Drive
For Camp Echo Lake Funds

The camp. incorporated ir
1858. is scheduled to open or
June 30. Three two-week camp.
ing periods are planned. two fol
white children and one fol
colored.
Sixty children attend each oi
the three periods. They are Sc.
lected from lists submitted BY
the county Juvenile Court, the
Welfare Department. School
Board and Social Service League
The camp is on a l27-acre
tract near Myersville, Frederick
County.