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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
ADIOIN ROCK CREEK

Home: 4 large rooms and full
bah: also scr. porch on LIST a.
large rms. and bath on ind a.: full
bSmt.; Law; excel. eond.. cow. 10
everything. Terms to suit. MA. s.
g792; ewes. WO. H-7SSS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

GEORGETOWN; $19.75O: $1,000
brick. See to appreciate. j. c,
CHATEL, HU. 1886 or FE.
3-5229.
OPEN 1913 18th = Best buy in
town, excel. neighbors, cor. Oct.
hrk.. s r.. 3 b.. gar. RIA. 6-4422.
CHEVY. CHASE: perfeetl-4 bed
S r9nn,d. huge nndI llV. coz rm n6o immense
!. Woodley rd.-Laree detached: 5
bedrms.; wonderfully equipped
$23. 800
STEVENS Re. 3-4947
Ole
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$4,000; 3 bedrms.. bath, din. nm,
lge living rm,, all-white neigh
borhood. Call SIP 3-b207.
S1.55Ol $500 DOWN, S15 MO-:
1910 d St. carmody Hilis-Cozv,
2-bedrm BUNGALOW. fenced ward.
good condition Call Mr. GATES.
III 2-6343 RIA. 3-Sl66.
ADAMS SUGGESTS 3-bedrm
brick. like new; 3 spacious bed.
rms, lge. living rm.. compl kit.,
iuli bsmt, with rec. RIM. cow Ia
Belto-Wash. freeway. TO Fl
Meade, shopping center, schools
and bus. only Si3 400 al or FLA,
CLYDE r ADAMS, REALToR,
NEW Low TERMS, 5000 down, SOS
mo Now you can afford this
numerous shade trees and COM
rletel" fenced corner lot; 3 bed
i TmS h,S scr perch: sep din; rm.,
WA. $4,000 ROBERT DAVIS KS;
4 co, INC, Member Multiple
Listing Service.
$4,000 Is THE FULL PRICE for
Hyattsville, Full bsmt., level lot.
SeosbfERsFiE s b S3fi va Y CO. 7-'iR nc.
HANDYMAN-8 rms; about /
acre; facing 2 highways; mr.. shop
ping center; $500 to $1,000 down
MAY exchange. OWNER, IA. o..
7Ol0.
BUNGALOW, 3 bedrms.. porehes.
hwy. S5OO-SI 900 down: vacant
like new OWNER, IA a-10iO.
NEAR q. MD. NwHs--3-bed-
rm brick rambler bsmt, larpc
cqrner lot, assume large or loan.
NlI4bO. HE 4-35O0. ewes, ia
2-S2al W. W LEWIS.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TILL DARK
OPEN EVENINGS TILL q
1904 l4th AVE, TAKOMA PIX. MD.
$1,000 down
OWNER TRANSFERRED
Assume Sl2,b00 4i5es FLA loan
Beaut. brick and frame. black shut
tiers, 3 bedrms, and bath up large
living rm. with fireplace. screened
side porch, dining rm.: beautiful
back yard, shrubs, flowers, patio,
lights and stone wall.
DIRECTIONS. IA miles over
d. G.. line, N. II. ave. to ErBkine at
right TO .l4th, rlght on 14th TO
house Call Mr.. Garter HE 4-3670
J. WAPLE Co, 1924
18th street n.Wa Ap. G.200b.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
lcONTlNUEDl

RESTAURANT. carry out: pizza,
4O12 Lee Hwy. Call no. 2-2I2b
or IA. 7-9616.
SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT
bile. wheel balancer. Jacks, Ma
tional cash register, Westinghouse
water cooler. etc. All in perfect
cnndifinn IA koQaR
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CONLEY, REALTORS
MASS. AVE. EXT.
S29,95O
SPRTNGFTETn

This beautiful rambler has been
completely redecorated is vacant
and ready for immediate Occupancy.
Featuring 3 bedrms, 2 baths, sep.
dining rm., modern kit. and the
most attrac. rec. rm. we have ever
seen, Finished In mahog, paneiinR
eno containing a bar, tile powder
IN sep. Laundry I'm. and built-in
Little Flower Church and Western
u High Assume Az hnancinE
A. e. HOUGHTON & son
Di. 7-e0b7 VIZ. Ends, IA. p.2oe2
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semldet, 5 rooms, bath corner
alley Under $1,000. Monthly pay
ments LESS than present rent.
MRS MILLER, NO. 7.94os, AID.
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- ~ SAhNAI GEs t~4OEEs WI
$7.OO0--N.E., corner, 8 rooms, z
baths, oil heat. side porch, To in
speet call Ii, 6-1903 or Ii. 3-O30S
e. CROSS. 904 r st. ne.
SS.0O0-N.E. Nice Groom. hath.
z apts.. cellar. Owner leaving ID. G.
10 inspect. II. 6-1903. E. CROSS
COLoRED : SPECIAL BARGAIN
mr., 10th and r; !. ave. n, e.--Lge
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and bati
N each apt Oil h.-w.h. Lee. lot
VIII exchange or small cash pay.
ment. B. M. ODUM. RE. 1926
CoLoRED-WOODRIDGE
Brick home; 2 ceramic tiled
baths. 3 bedrms.. recreation rm,
with. extra u bath, covered front
porch. wall-to-wall carpet and
draperies included. $1,000 down,
balance as rent.
ROGER MOSS. REALTOR
HO. 2-602O Sun. HE. 4-92a2
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HUGH T. PECK, HE. 1890
til ..
AHONDALE AREA-Liv. rm-- din.
rm;. kit. 3 bedrms.. . baths. But
Wait an extra lot goes with this
JOHN A r'ENTz, AP. 10000.
AvONDALE AREAS bedrms rec
nm, den 3 baths. att. garage
Close transp.. shopping, churches
JOHN A. VENT, AP. 10000.
BEACON HEIGHTS-sl ZOO down
assume present 4i7ee trust. buys
thiS 3-bedrm home. Fenced yard
with swimming pool Settlement /
Wk JOHN A. WENTz. AP. 10000
LANGLEY PARK-Unusually nice
brick rambler, consists OF large
liv. rm. with firepl, G-E kit. .
spacious bedrms.. full bsmt. Si4.-
800. HUGH T. PECK, HE. $4,000.
RIvERDALE. $500 Rittenhouse
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CONVENIENTLY CIOsF-TN, ~ :,

CLOSE-IN; no car
needed. Sparkling all-brick g.
bedroom rancher on a lovely shad
ed lot in handy North ARLINGTON
location near shops. transporta-
ton and schools. Foyer entrance
TO large living room with fireplace.
Dig dining l." equipped kitchen
oyerlooks beautiful rear yard shad-
ca BY huge willows. Full base
reation room. Transferred owner
will eive quick possession and the
price is Just COZ $50 on excellent
terms. ARTHUR L. WALTERS
INC. 5o4 N. Randolph at Glebe,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

Sc. III ATLANTIC ST--6 rms,
consisting OF liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. 3 lge. bedrms. with q beauti-
full bath: bsmt. arranged for apt
This home is priced below tOday's
market. $1,000 down. balance less
than rent. For further informa-
ton, call NEWCOMB REALTY,
10, 1850 or Mr.. OglesbY. 10.
BRICK CORNER, near 2 avenues;
ants; also. very lEe. corner lot,
apis: $500 to 81 1000 down
exchange. ! apt. vacant. OWNER,
IA. p 10l4
ST.. 100 UPSAL-One Of the finer
semidet. homes; 8 rms, CONSISTING
Of liv. rm.. din, rm. kit, 3 Ice
bedrms.. beautiful rec. rm. with
built-in bar; Ice. level lot with
plenty of shade. 2-car garase
Shown BY appt. only. Call NEW
COMB REALTY. 10. o-7055 or
MI. johnson. 10. tires.
81, little or no money down; near
Boiling Field; 3-bedrm. semidet.
brick; yrs. old: excel. cond
across from school: 4Ass a.
nancins; for sale BY OWNER. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

WE HAVE FOUND the best value
on the market today right here.
Brk Colonial on big lot; 4 bedrms..
. baths on End A.. liv. rm. with
flrepl, din rm.; dandy kit. with
1reakfast rm., den or nv rm. and
powder I'm. on LIST H.; bsmt. has
easy terms. This will sell todayl
Call JU. 5-4222 tin q pm, Law.
RENEE v. LUTES. CO.
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NATURE BOY 1and VirI I'M

BOY land girl. tool. II
you love. the feel OF the good
eartn This is for YOU. Delirht-
dpi 5-nedroom cottage in natur-
its own secluded "A acre Lovely
view from the 24-ft living room
Huge flasstone patio. cleaning,
equipped kitchen fashionable Nc
Lean address,. At S13.a5O you'll
NEVER regret itl Call ia, 7-aOA0.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC
49, n Glebe loff Lee Hwy
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GEORGETOWN
NEAR WATTFR pFED

New brick houses in old atmos-
phere. Some =, 3, 4. and 5 bed
rms. with multiple baths. CALL
E. A. AUDETTE, AID. 2-580O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

- 3-bedrm., freshly
painted Cape Cod, Nv. rm., frepi
entr, $4,000. KoRzENDio RF F1si
Realtor, OIL. 4-s11l I'll n.
SILVER SPRING = Close in 4
R satns ,r,.s .Oafh is srl9s hot ai YSftsr
BRAND CO., 10. e-eseO.
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"INeed Some One
WOODSIDE

ITS been q long Zine. new Colo
MAS nearing completion. Select
homes contain large living room
with fireplace, guest -size dining
room, de luxe kitchen with wall
refrigerator, den or study, powder
room and ccnter-hall plan, three
bedrooms, two baths. large guest
closets on Ncmd floor. basement
exit. plus carport. Walk 10 Shops
md bus S25 roo
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REsTAuRANT.LIouOR. npner n !

section. seats i50' hotel-tvpe
kitchen: parking lot; does over
100000 ". ideal for Italian
operator. Price, S35,0OO. Terms,
$4,000 cash w. z. THRIFT
sExciyysblyel, l4il Pa. ave. NV
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BETHESDA, MD. outstandlnr vain,

bkADLEf BLVD. AREA - Drastic
ally reduced; owner must sell this
beaut Handicapped home. 3-bedrm.
rambler. entr hall, liv. rm.. huge
XII. ige, rec rm.. gar an acre TO
Realtor OIL AMI nj q
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

FARMHOUSE. Z rms and bath
With 9 acres. mr. Germantown
No S7h a mo HOWARD r
sCHAFER OIL. 2-b44l ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

CHEVERLY AREA--3-bedrm. solid
masonry. home, sep. din. area,
Anchor fence Rent Sl1b per mo
or viii sell Slb0 down. SS5 so per
mo. j " CAL1ANDRO AND co
JU k-lSSG, VIII. 0-3247,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

Come and be entranced.
4 heart-warming eye-thrill-
Inc 4-bedroOm jewel that's
Standout on today's mar
ket. Drifting slowly through
the spacious living room into
the dining room you see
harmony and exquisite
taste The housewife can
try all her techniques in
this lovely kitchen with all
the culinary appointments.
one Jump ahead Of other
homes with every inch Of
space utilized.
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MAGNIFICENT TREES magnolia;

MAGNIFICENT TRIES fmaqnolias.
blue spruceS, naples seclude this
impressive stone and brick VIII
liamsburg style home in one Of
North Arllngton's finer residential
massive fireplace. huge. lustv din
Ing room. tremendous private
screened porch. 3.double bedrooms
master bedroom 1a-ft long,. fin
ished eft club room AT S31 =
300, today's MOST OUTSTAND.
ING BUY Cal ia. 10000. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. roo N
Glebe loff Lee HWY Open 90.
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HOMEWOOD

Recreation Center and elemen-
iary school are Just one block ION
sidewalks) from this all-brick Ems
fish rambler with three twin-si1e
bedrooms. separate dining room,
fully equipped kitchen, two full
baths. enclosed rear porch, recre-
alton room, garage and deep, wood
ed lot. Many special features such
as greater closet space, two flre-
places and level walk out exit from
the kitchen TO the rear ward II
you require a bit OF room IN a
home see this one auicklyl
"INeed Some One"
with love and imagination to see
my possibilities but / believe I'm
well worth the effort and could be
an adorable three bedroom Cape
Cod you would be proud to own
because OF my fine neighborhood
and lovely tree-shaded lot. Inter-
OF Sl4.NbO.
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HOUSES F0R SALE-M.E.

633 c N.E.-Modern brick, & rms.
Low price for cash. WALTER Nj
BAUMAN, Agent, FE. 7-l644, WO.
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NV NUNNENIENT custom RAM
bier. q rms, Ia baths. 3 bedrms. d,
sep, din. rm., complete modern
Kitchen. full bsmt., nice lot. Terms
arranged For further details, call
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APIS. UNFURN. VA.
PREsTDENTIAL GARDENs, ada:

FhEoIDENIIAL GAkDENS, ada
cent to shopping center and
school. 5 min. to downtown, y min
to Pentagun. 5 buslines at door,
lee laundry and storage in YOUR
building new refgr with freezer
TOP; especially COW Tor Army,
Navy and Air Force personnel I
and 2 bedrms., 2 and 3 exposures;
from .S75 Mt. Vernon ave. and
Russell I'd. Alex. Va. TIE
$4,000
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BE b S jzijS UJISiz
APPEAL
POREPT z Tnun

ASN<DGAt Il. AOI1n
He. $4,000 Til PM. RIA. $4,000
our 31th Yr. Of Dependable Servic,
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sI3,15O-REDUCED FOR QUICK
SALE. FILA appraised: si1.2b0:
low On. pymt.: immed poss'. ..
bedrm. brick Colonial, bsmt., din.
rm.. porch. OWNER, JE. 2.55a3.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
icQNIlNuEnl

ST. MICHAEL's PARIsH-4-bedrm
Cape Cod with . full baths. pch.
bsmt.: nr. parks and schools:
custom grade construction; needs
decorating. A buy at Sl7 $50. A. j,
kESSINGER & CO, JU. 1854.
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BUNGALOW-Lge. lot; 8 bedrms1.
full bsmt.; blk. on hwy; $500
to 81 900 down. Also, Diet. house
3 bedrms. ami; blk. on Ga.
ave, mr.: Silver Spring: $1,000
70 1000 down. May exchange.
WALK TO ALL SCHOOLS. 3-bedrm.
Colonial-style home. family sized
din. rm., full bsmt. Only Sl95
down. payments like rent. J. v.
CALIANDRO AND CO., ~. S-lsS6
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Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
Open Every Afternoon
SPLIT-LEVELS

Loan reflections on previous pur-
ehasers make these :. new split
levels available for immed poss
THESE spacious homes have true
eenter-hall entr.. large Nv. rm.,
nln. rms with, French door to patio,
3 truly twin-size bedrms. and de
luxe bath; built-in gar; basement
area with exit Walk to elementary
School and community swimming
pool, Available FLA with only
Sl,lO0 down, 500 per mo. incl
prine int. taxes and FMS. Price
1880. Z. ?. BLANCHARD, REAL
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

very nice. 4-bedrm.. 2-hath Diet
home; gar. firepl, open and side
porch, oil INV h.. avail at once
&i1b per mo. To inspect, call BOSS
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Arlington Girl Wins
Shorthand Contest

Miss Gail Roberts, business
student at Washington-Lee High
School in Arlington. won first
place in a Virginia contest last
week in writing and transcrib-
ing shorthand notes. She was
among more than 200 Virginia
students competing at Madison
College. Harrisonburg. Va.
Miss Roberts. II. is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rob-
erts Of 985 Patrick Henry drive.
Arlington.
Three other Washington Lee
students took honors In the con-
test. They are Miss Camille
Robertson Of 1855 Four Mile
Run drive. who won fifth place
for second-year shorthand stu
dents: Miss Carolyn Erwin Of
3402 North Twenty-first avenue,
fifth place for first-year short
hand students, and Irving Bac-
Gus, third place in tipping.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Miss Silver Spring
Entries End May !

May is the deadline for
entries In the Miss Silver Spring
pageant to be held May 81 under
sponsorship Of the Silver Spring
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Women between the ages OF
18 and 28 may get further infor-
nation about the contest from
Oskar w. Egger, entries COM
mittee chairman.
Mr.. Egger announced two ad-
ditional entries. One is Miss
Sandy Hennessy Of 1921 Conway
drive. Bethesda. Miss Hennessy
10. a model. is a graduate Of
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
The other Is Miss 10 Ann
Hench Of 97Oo Sutherland road
silver Spring, an 18-year-old
senior at Montgomery Blair
High School.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

mended earlier this month by
the Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission,
according to Marion E. West,
attorney for the developers. He
said the planners narrowed their
buffer recommendation to the
12-foot width when the develop
ers promised the wall.
Giant Food Properties also ex-
poets in the next few weeks to
start construction of a 81 million
regional shopping center in
District Heights, southeast of the
intersection of Silver Hill road
and Marlboro pike. The Great
Eastern Plaza. formerly named
District Heights Shopping Plaza,
will be built on property known
as the D'Argo tract.
The firm also is building the
Bradley Shopping Center on
Leesburg pike in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Langley Park to Get
18th Shopping Center

Expansion of one OF suburban
Maryland's fastest-growing COM
mercial centers is expected this
summer with the construction of
a So million shopping center on
the last vacant corner Of the
bustling New Hampshire avenue
University lane intersection in
Langley Park.
Development of the sprawling
shopping areas southwest corner
had been delayed previously by
the refusal Of a past Prince
Georges Board Of County Com
nissioners to approve commercial
'oning for the entire corner.
The present commissioners
rave indicated they will approve
Tuesday a petition for 3.8 acres
If light commercial coming after
\ hearing on the matter last
week. The tract adjoins six acres
,lready zoned commercial for the
View Hampshire Gardens Shop
ling Center, Inc.
Entrances from both main ar
cries will lead to a parking lot
Tor 300 cars in front of some 20
torres. according to Albert Alb
'amson. vice president of Giant
Nood Properties. ms. developers
Herbert w. Reichelt, president
OF the commissioners. said resi-
dents who first protested the
zoning petition now appear
agreeable to the extended COM
mercial area since plans now call
for a l2-foot buffer strip to
shield homes on Anne and Ken
newick streets from business
activity. The buffer would con-
sist Of a line of evergreen trees
in front of 6-foot- high wall.
The buffer strip is an accent
able substitute for the 3o-foot
screen planting buffer recon-
Evening star., 1957-04-21
1st Prize Won
At AnnunduIe
By DuImutiun

Champion Road Coach Road
ster. a 3-year-old male dalma-
ton. won the best dog in show
award at the Old Dominion Ken
mel Clubs 29th annual dog show
and obedience trials yesterday at
Annandale Recreation Center.
Some 700 dogs were entered in
the show which attracted $500
dog lovers.
Champion Road Coach Road
ster. owned by Mrs. s. K. Altman,
jr., Of Doylestown. Pa. won des-
pite a show Of irritation when
Robert A. MoseIy. a Judge,
touched tender spot on his ear.
Group winners were:
Hounds - Champion Looks
Choice. a basset hound owned
by DR.. and Mrs. v. A. Nardiello,
Long Island. NY.
Terriers-Burtona Blonde, a
wire-hair terrier land class doe)
owned by w. s. Tyson. Reno.
New.
Toy Group-Champion Makes
No Difference. a miniature
pinscher owned by Mrs. H. E.
Callaghan Of Colma. Calf.
Sporting Group - Champion
Elblac's Bugle Of Hastern, owned
by Muriel A. Quigley. Upper
Montclair. NJ
Working Group - Champion
Little Bears James Thurber.
owned by r. E. Dowling, New
York City.
william Ackland Of the British
Embassy's commercial depart
ment said the competition was
some OF the stiffest he had seen
in nearly so years as a dog show
Judge.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Montgomery Pupils Top
U. S. Medions in Tests
BY @. O. HERNDON

Results Of achievement tests given fall in three grades
IN the Montgomery County school system indicate county pupils
scored consistently higher than medium ratings of
sanplng Of students.
Summaries of the test will be County
Board of Education meeting Monday night Meanwhile
school officials completing a
detailed analysis othe grade results, Mr. Burde cited
Evening star., 1957-04-21

Melvin B. Landes. principal Of
Mount Vernon High School, who
wrote: "Please come to my office
Tuesday morning. April %, in
order that your child may con-
tinue In school. Otherwise, I
shall be compelled to drop your
child from school"
Neighbors Supporting Her
Mrs. DeFebio said yesterday
she has no intention Of signing
the applications.
She said she now is receiving
support from neighbors in her
defiance Of the pupil placement
law.
"All my neighbors seem to be
roofing for me-" she said. Mrs.
DeFebio lives at Wellington.
She said she has received five
letters since her refusal to sign
the applications became known
last week, all of them con-
gratulatory. IN
Evening star., 1957-04-21
IS Doctors Join
Cancer Detection

Fifteen additional Arlington
doctors have joined the cancer
detection program of the Airing
ton unit Of the American Can
Ger Society, Mrs. Lawrence D,
Ball, president. has announced
This brings the total of par
ticipating doctors to 1919.
The program encourages the
doctors to check thoroughly for
cancer when giving physical
examinations.
A brochure with names of the
l29 doctors may be obtained by
calling the Arlington chapter at
Jackson 5-4015, or by writing
to the Arlington Cancer Society,
l4l1 North Garfield street.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

cabionS un0er the states new
pupil placement law.
The law is part Of q legisla-
tive program to preserve segre-
gated schools. Assignments are
made by q three-member board
appointed by the Governor.
Nicky DeFebio, 8, q fourth
grade student at Holm Han
Elementary School, was the first
to be sent home under the regu-
lation. Teddy. II, withdrew
Thursday from classes at Mount
Vernon High School.
Reason for Objection
Mrs. DeFebio objects to the
pupil placement applications on
grounds the placement program
is . means to avoid the Supreme
Courts desegregation decision.
One Of the letters received is
from George II. Pope. assistant
superintendent Of County Schools
for administration, who invited
Mrs. DeFebio "again to appear
at the respective schools on
April % toylcomplete the forms
which you have heretofore re-
fused to execute ?
1 Mr.. Pope said sthe regulation
which caused the removal Of
your children from school will
also provide Tor their reinstate-
lnent Immediately upon your
completion Of the required ap-
plication."
The second letter came from
Evening star., 1957-04-21
c. of c. Head Named

CHARLOTT ESvILLE. Va,
April 81 tSpeciaD Julian l..
Lingle. 29-year-old motor COM
pany employe, has been elected
president Of the Charlottesville
Albemarle Chamber Of Commerce
to succeed Bernard j. Haggerty.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Community Chest Sets
Montgomery Meeting

The Montgomery County Com
munity Chest and Council viii
hold It's 18th annual meeting at
7:3o pm, Wednesday at Chevy
Chase Methodist Church. 7ooi
Connecticut Avenue.
3. x Morris. president and
founder Of the United divers
Fund, viii speak. Eleven county
Red Feather agencies viii set
up displays Of their work at the
Evening star., 1957-04-21

MAY QUEEN-Miss Doro-
thy Snider. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. X. c. Snider Of
4203 Seventy-second ave-
nue., Landoyer Hills, Md,
will reign over May Day
ceremonies at Western
Maryland College, West
minister, on May 4.-Star
Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Gets Zoninq Post
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CHARLO OT'TESVILLE, Va,
April 20 tSpeciaD Frederick D.
Nichols. associate professor OF
architecture at the University Of
Virginia. has been appointed to
the Charlottesville Board Of
zoning Appeals. He succeeds
Louie L. Scribner. who resigned
when elected TO City Council
early this month.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Open House PIonned

Haywood Nursery School and
Kindergarten. . cooperative
school located at the haywood
Garden Apartments. 2714 Web
ster street. Mount Rainier, Md.
will hold open house May 2.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

.
officials have incorporated into
the report findings. This is a
separate intelhgence or ability
rating against which the achieve
lment levels may be compared
from year 70 year.
Boosted Most Scores
He said that Of the three
grades tested, only the sixth
grade scores were below the lev
els which measure potential
ability. The sixth-grade scores.
however. upheld the pattern Of
improvement over previous years
for all three grades. he said.
Ninth-graders In Montgomery
had an average rating in the six
subjects nearly six months
ahead of national scores. vary
ing from q mark one month
above the norm in arithmetic
fundamentals to a score i3
months ahead in arithmetic
reasoning.
Mr.. Burdette declared the
striking difference in scores for
the two related subjects indi-
Gated. in part. an emphasis in
Montgomery County schools on
mathematical reasoning rather
than on the symbols used in
arithmetic problems.
Study Emphasis Adjusted
He said this pattern was OBJ
served in the results Of previous
years and progress has been
made in a readjustment Of the
study emphasis. The arithmetic
fundamentals quiz for ninth
graders in 1865 indicated the
students were three months be.
low the national norm. as com.
pared to this years one-month
advantage.
The tests used are standard.
ized and prepared by the Califor-
mia Test Bureau. a private or
ganization. The scores achieved
by Montgomery third, sixth anc
ninth graders. together with the
1 Nationwide ratings. are showr
in the following tables Each
one-tenth Of a point represent;
a month in the grade placement
index indicating the Nationa
normj:
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