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S195 DIN.

| Buys this brick home: 8 rms. bath.
! auto. heat. etc. VACANT AND RE-
dec Mo. payments like rent
DANIEL DIENER, Elk. 3-2775
col nREn-sanS nnWN
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Sl30 DOWN!
3-hedroom semidetached brick:
Va paths. rec. nm. Sil5 per mo
Vacant
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SILVER SPG. COLONIAL
3-bedrm. Diet. brk. Screened porch
Center emit. liv. rm. wIfirepl', sep
din. rm., pwdr. rm, kit. w/tablS
space Bsmt. Fenced lot, S16.g5O.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

A. q. PARK-We invite you TO in
spect the finest value We know OF
In A. U. Park. Handsome rose brick
Colonial, packed full Of charm
Property In immaculate condition
and very tastefully decorated.
featuring 2 bedrooms. closet space
galore, plus many extras Real
istically priced at S2l LOCO Call
OIL. G-a34i THOMAS FISHER
A. co.
BARNABY WOODS, .sO5 RItten.
house st. NV Brick; . bedrms
. baths enclosed porch, powder
room. recreation room with IRE.
place. shrubbcrv. garage. OWNER
EN- 3-nO51 No agents
CHEVY CHASE - Large family
hnd" Is wonderful bcdrms. and Z
baths, ind n center hail. we'll
built stone home, conveniently To-.
Gated west Of Conn ave. Large liv
rm, famlly-size din RIM, LARGER
family room or den, modern kitch-
en- 2OO.f deep lot; slate roof g
car garage. Only S3i 800 one In
million this size With this price
2.2320: eves.. EN-. 2-5620.
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1888 18th ST. NV. - o rooms, 9
baths: price $14.50O. win finance
SIP MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Price
Sl2. 500 VIII finance.
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LORCUM LANE AREA-Bungalow
nice liv. rm.. firepl., separate din
rm... kit. bath, . bedrms., encl
porch. bsmt. Lovely lot. Only ask
Ing Sl3,950 Call Grace Harper
SON LA RSn1A
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CAPITOL HILL
SPECIAL BARGAINsi

Upper n.w-S apt. bldgs.: = bed
rooms. Rents. S6.270; $4,000 cash
payment
We have several 4-family apis.
So 900 cash payment
6.apt. bldg. upper n.wzRent.
quick sale. We have several large
apt bldgs, Attrac. prices.
B. M. ODUM, RE. 7-5216
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

i.19 NASH PL. Sc: only $500 dn.
--Semidet brick. only 3 yrs. old
Purchaser may assume large 4 W.
Gl trust. Shown by apt. only
OWNER, Oh. 4-7l56 or OIL. O.
CoLORED-CAPITOL HILL BAR
GAIN-..5-rm. apt. and roomine
house, incl. : city lots Inc. $500
mo. Sl7h0 cash. bal like rent
Ii. 4-7726
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ALEXANDRIA. $3.50. $500 down
2-bedrm. brick semidet.. equipped
kitchen, sep. din. rm.: bsmt,;
fenced fence rear va, yard; vacant; quick
ALEX, Holm Hali-3- bedroom brick
rambler; fireplace. cleo. kitchen,
large fenced yard. fruit and shade
trees; mr.; shop. ctr. park with
swim pool, excellent school: under
$4,000 OWNER. So 5-9189.
ANNANDALE AREA-You will love
the setting OF this lovely rambler
In good location; fireplace In liv-
ine room. kitchen equipped with
stove. refrigerator, disposal and
dishwasher; full dry basement:
FLA military. LYNN REALTY, JE.
ARR. N.-yery close-in two-family
rents for sil0; very low down
pymt. and S110 per mo. will buy:
$50 total price. . ia. 2-6644,
EN-. 3-3616.
ARLINGTON. Ashton Heights, Buck
tngham area.-We feel proud to
ot1er this handsome stone front
Cape Cod, Today's very best buy
features liv. rm. with firepl, sep.
din, rm;, equip. kit. side scr. porch,
attic. Fun bsmt. with oe. .det. ga
rage; Lovely handicapped lot with
shade trees. Everything in Al
cond. Widows sacrifice, at Sl4.-
$50. Cali lmmed. ia. 2-4SO0.
WRIGHT REALTY.
ARL., n; Si3, 500: mr.. ST. Agnes
I SCHOOL, spacious 4-bedrm., Ia
bath oder home. ideal for large
family; lst a.. side-entr. hall, Nv,
"a bath, scr. porch: md H.. 3 bed
rms. bath; Bird A., ! lge. paneled
room; full bsmt, oil h.-w.h.: =
car garage; blk shops, transp,,
parochial school: So. 500 cash. as
sumo FLA, CT loans. Sl20 mo.
c COOK Aa email ,r june gNae7d LUCILLE
ARLINGTON BLVD, CLOSE IN
Duplex, direct from owner. Each
newly dec; 2nd a.. rented, $40;
tenants stay or vacate as desired
Lot Anchor fenced. ia. 7-7758.
ARL.. NJ: s13.95O; Lorcum lane mr.
4lses trust. OWNER. ia. S-2S37
FALLS CHURCH-Cape Cod; 4 bed
rms; .extra-large lot. fruit and
shade. trees: no bsmt. fenced. close
TO schools Take over OF loan or
trade for Nd. property. JE. 2-2O5S,
evenings only
FALLS CHURCH AREA; SlO,75O--
a, little ANTIQUE brick bungalow
Kit. washer incl, bath. carport t.
iaoxis5-t,. fenced a'u Corner h0Y Iet;
81 QUO cash, terms fmmed pos.
LUCILLE COOK. Agent. JE. 2-3212.
il a-4664
HILLwOOD-Six-rm. brick: English
bsmt. mr. school. Seven Corners
shop. Assume 4isse FLA loan
OWNER, JE. 4-1021.
LORCuM LANE AREA-Bungalow
nice liy; rm., tirepl., separate din
ine Si3,S50. Cali Grace HARPER per
"a. 5.os42 or JOHN NJ. AMBER
SON. ia S-s2l4
NORTH ARLINGTON-Only $1,000
required to, buy this spick-and-
span. 3-bedroom. brick Colonial;
separate dining room. kitchen
with eating space. full basement.
completely Anchor fenced lot;
'TvsHa Snssly priced a. Si6;9559
REALTORS ' o"iV0
PARkLAWN--Move into this lovely
3;bedrm. brk. rambler. y baths,
all-elec. kit, carport with work
shop. With low dn. payt. OF $4,000
and assume a nice GI loan for the
remainder Exclusive with A. l.
MIILICAN. JE. 3-7745.
SPRINGFIELD. vA.-LoveIy 3-bed-
I'm. brick rambler with carport.
fireplace. de luxe eiec. kitchen,
washer, drier; large screened porch
OF lily. rm,; like-new wall-to-wall
/ carpet: "a blocks to school: $500
down: $500 Gloucester ave. FL
A-S1t4
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ROCKVILLE = Brick 2 bedrooms
living room with fireplace dining
room, Kitchen and bath. full base
rent and garage, Sll0 month.
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HOUSES for SALE. We. tcent.I |

1880. $500 down
SitsSen s ssp d dim'des e'p bs%
fenced rear yard: vacant: quick
possession. LYNN REALTY. JE. p
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Retired COunle

Mother and Dad who viii have
the extra rooms when they want
their family or friends 10 visit them
Three bedrooms, one converted to
a den; one and half baths, separate
ilying and dining room, modern
kitchen. fun basement and beau,i-
Iu4 recreation room owners have
agreed TO sell for only Si6.g5O.
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HOUSES for SALE. ma. Cont.

WHEATON HTS.-S50O cash. 0I OF
non-GI: 3-bedrm. brick: sep. din.
rm.. tiled bsmt. Assume OF loan,
pymts. less than rent. S12. $50,
GIDEON c. JOHNSON. 10. 4-70i7.
WHEATON--GI only: Sl2.950, 3
bedrm. brick rambler. ige. level lot
mr.. tranSp. $3.50 cash SS7 mo
GIDEON c. JOHNSON 10. 4-70I7,
wYNGATE--3-bedrln rambler; liv,
rm. with firepl.; sep. din. rm.; full
daylight bsmt. 81 800, KORZEN-
DoRFER. Realtor. OIL 4-Sl1l til y,
COUPLES ATTENTION
Charming brk. home. on picket
fenced cor. lot, :. lovely bedrms.
fun bsmt. all-elec. kit, extras,
neat as q pin; Just listed this week
Sl4.5O0 a. J. KESSINGER Il co
JU. 9-I544
ASSUME Ice. CT LOAN-i-yr.-old
3-bedrm. brick rambler; bsmt. with
n bath, all-elec. kit; level lot.
buxl2O, only $1,000 down asking
sl7,T50, BEERS BROS, ~. j-78I0.
BY THE CARLOAD nil the
WOODED y acre surrounding this
magnificent custom stone-and- brick
English cottage, in Woodside Park.
with Ice. bedrms.. . tile baths,
Il.
SCI. pch.; priced under $4,000.
rms Is truly an unusual home
4. J.. KESSINGER g. CO., JU.
9-4544
HOME AND INCOME-Truly custom
ork. 3-unit bldg, in best section
Of Takoma Park: master unit has
3 bedfms. and rec, rm.: rent -
nedrm. upstairs apt. and / -bedrm
terrace apt. A.. J. KESSiEGER q
Co, JU. 9-4544.
Low DOWN PAYMENT win put
you in this lovely brick rambler.
Featuring full partitioned base
ment and large level lot; $I2.g4O.
GRAHAM d. co, JU. 5000,
OPEN TODAY - New Split Level
Burnt Mills area. ) bedrm'. . bath.
AZ eiee. KIT. lge, rec. rm.. nice
Iins DR. n Out ' coles EfSs' ID qnap %
Arlington dr.. blk to open sign
GRAHAM a. CO. JU. 5000, HE.
HE. i-9273.
OWNER TRANSFERRED - Assume
approx $4,000 al iiage. Three
twin sized bedrooms. large separate
dining room, ceramic tiled Kitchen
with dlShwasher and Disposal,
spacious screened porch, fun base
ment and a quarter acre Of dos.
WOODS and azaieaS; SO .a5O.
GRAHAM a. CO. JU. j-d55O.
JU. 3-6nl0 I'll pm.
NO down PAYT.. 1919 Ivy Glen.
. g.. Md: del,: bedr.. bsmt large
lot. EA, $4,000: ewes. IA. $4,000.
OWNER: PARKWOOD - 3-bedroom
rambler: dining rm.. bsmt. Price.
$4,000. VIII. 6-292s. No AGENTS.
81
~ 5,o5O--Close to D. C. line Is this
lovely one year old rambler, on a
large lot with trees. II has 3 bed :
rms, terrific kitchen and full
dayllsht basement. GRAHAM &
CO., JU. 5-6010. ~. 0-655O, 8
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAMBLER
$500 m. 5-rm; det. home; gas
heat: bsInts. lovely lot: S99.50 mo,
COLORED - RIGGS PARK, 6i3
Kensington pl. n.e.-Cornef brick,
practically new. immac. cond.. 3
bedrms.. reas. priced. good .terms.
ton, call conn. AVE. PARK. INC.
10. $1,000, or tn. 2-129d.
cOLORED-TRINIDAD SECTION
ern Colonial brick home. in heauti.
full condition: s rms, . baths, =
kitchens. partial rec. rm.; gas heat.
garage,
RALPH D. COIN
tn. $4,000
COLORED--3rd AND r. !. NE.
ONLY Sig5 DN.; vacant---Com-
pletely redecorated; 9 rms. 2 baths
: RALPH D. COIN
TU. 2-92O0
coLoRED-cALL TIL 0 PM.
$195 DIN.
Buys this brick home; rms. bath,
auto heat. etc. VACANT AND RE-
DANIEL DiENER, Ex. 8-sS75
cOLORED--S395 DOWN
DETACHED BRICK
Wowl This is 1t. Only 3 years
old. A real bargain. Lges land
scaped lot. beautiful hardwood floors,
full bsmt, big rooms, Hollywood
tile bath, range, refgr. plenty cahi-
nets in big kitchen; gas heat A real
dream house in new area in s.
Cheverly. 3 blocks over District line
near new schools, church and bus.
ONLY one like it---so call now.
FALLIN REALTY co.
Ii. $4,000 RE. 5-473l
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THE LOCATION you wished for 1.-THE
price you hoped forl-B3-ft. brick
rancher. in fashionable Mclean
tSalona VILLAGE. priced to SELL
al only SCI $50; fireplace. separate
dining room. beautiful kitchen re-
plete ! with extras. 3 twin bed
rooms, small den. huge basement.
garage: lovely ia-acre garden plot
Call ia 10000, REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC. 22222 y. Glebe
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ALEX, Holm Hall-3-bedr brick
rambler: fireplace. cleo. kitchen.
scrnd. porch: floored storage attic
large fenced yard. fruit and shade
trees; nr shop ctr PARK with
Slh n0n OWNER. so l-AlRA
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INVESTOR
CHOICE Sc. LOCATION
TO SETTLE ESTATE

Two l4-unlt apt. bldss. Built 1850.
Close-in Arlington. Over S32 600
annual gross. Act fast or miss the
boat
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TOWN OF FAIRFAX-Only 2 ram.
bleTs, all hrk.: 3 bedrms., . baths.
Full daylight bSmi. Terrific buy.
Out Arl. blvd. turn IT. at Meredith
Schools and shopping nearby. JE.
A-HkSn or EN- o-ARoR
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Church School-B

Only one-half block. All OF these
available near this three bedroom.
brick rambler: kitchen, living room
and dining ell. screened back porch
oyerlookS larRe. level yard nicely
shrubbed and completely fenced
HiJ. 300. See this TODAY.
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PARKLAWN-Move into this lovely
3-bedrm. brk. rambler. ! u baths,
all-elec, kit, carport with work
shop With low dn. payt. OF $4,000
and assume a nice GI loan for the
remainder Exclusive with A. l.
MIILICAN JE. a-77Ah
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VA.-Loveiy 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler with carport;
fireplace. de luxe eiec. kitchen,
washer, drier; large screened porch
of liy. rm; Ike-new wall-to-wall
carpet. / "a blocks to school. $500
down. 5S06 Gloucester ave. FL
$3.50
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CHEVY CHASE
BETWEEN THE CLUBS

Convenient 10 all schools. Rosemary
Elementary. Leland IN. High., B-Cc.
Attractive Colonial home, beautiful
porch, garage. Convenient 10 ;ransp
Priced in low POS. Shown hy an
poiniment only: daily III n EN-
2-740O.
Metzler, Realtor-Builder
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HOUSES uNFURN. Cont,

$500 Sth ST.. cor. Sth and Madison
Brick, corner; key next door. or
phone Ma. S-5450 or DIXIE REAL
TY, MA, $3.50.
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NORTH AkLINGTON-Only $4,000
required TO buy this spick-and-
span. 3-bedroom. brick Colonial;
separate dining room, kitchen
with eating space. full basement.
completely Anchor fenced lot;
reasonably priced at S15,95O
YEONAS REALTY, ia. $4,000
REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Wife Wins Curb
On Joint Account

A joint bank account doesn't
give a husband the right to
make OF with his wife's money,
the Municipal Court of Appeals
ruled yesterday.
The court ordered George
w. Landman Of Hyattsville to
return $4,000 to his wife, Mrs.
Hazel K. Landman. who got
the money for injuries she
suffered in an auto accident
Mr.. Landman withdrew the
money from their joint account
in the National Bank of Wash
ington in December, 1855, the
court said.
THE printed form which the
Landmans used to open the
account determined conclusive
ly only their rights with re.
spect to the bank" the court
said. 1T had no effect upon
the rights of the parties among
themselves.
Here i. :. all Of the money
in the account was the prop
erty Of the wife and il
was intended to be used only
for family expenses"
The Landmans were sepa.
rated in December, 1856.
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Bishop AssuiIs
D. c. Democracy

The Oldest Inhabitants, Inc,
last night heard Bishop Small
wood E. williams of the Bible
Way Church assail the "deplor-
able lack of democratic princi-
Piles applied to the colored
people in the District of CO.
lumbia.. the showcase of our
Nation"
The bishop also said the TEA
son the Russians are leading
us in the education and SCI
entific world is that they con-
centrate on the major problems
facing a civilized world, where
as 1--WE are begged down in
minor internal struggles" He
said the indignation situation is
a good example Of our dilemma.
A representative of the Post
Office Department presented a
film showing development Of
modern efficient methods Of
mail handling within the last
few decades.
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he said. it had a retroactive
effect.
Taxpayers have emphasized
to the service that most en-
ployes who receive reimburse
n1ents for expenses file bills
and receipts with their employ
ers and do not retain copies, 4
he added. ITO attempt now to
secure data would place toe
great burden on many tax
payers"
Burden Felt
That burden already had
been felt by many employers
whose employees were asking
for detailed records on the
expense accounts they had filed
and forgotten after re-
endorsement - earlier in the
year.
Now that won't be necessary
Mr.. Harrington said "employes
will treat travel, reimbursed
expenses, ETC., for 1857 as they
have in the past"
However. an IRIS spokesman
said that the new line. or some-
thing like it. presumably will be
included in the forms for 1858
He added, "the taxpayer is now
on notice that he must hence
forth keep records Of his ex-
pehse accounts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Fitness Purley
Program, Drown

A l4-member citizens COM
mittee yesterday laid out a ten.
tative program for a District
Youth Fitness Conference tc
be held here February IL and
Is, according to Milo F. Chris
Hansen, committee chairman
Mr.. Christensen, who leads
the District Recreation De.
partment. said the conference
would seek to stress physical
mental, emotional and social
fitness Of young Washing
tonians.
The conference, along with
similar meetings throughout
the Nation, was called for by
President Eisenhower in Sep
TENDER. Mr.. Christiansen's
committee was named by the
District Commissioners No
vemher u.
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|Dis!ti|Iery Union
Cleanup Begins

- tao Ac1otlutNl Eleo1
The AFL-CIo DistiIiery
Workers Union, meeting to
clean house. has accepted res
ignations Of all Of its officers
There was no agreement on
when nominations would be
made to fill the vacated posts.
However. with the 391 dele
gates hoping to return to their
homes for Thanksgiving Day,
nominations appeared likely
today.
The convention was called by
Peter McGavin. assistant to
AFL CLIO President George
Meany and monitor" of the
Distillery Workers Union since
it was suspended by the ALL
CIo several months ago for
alleged domination by corrupt
influences.
Mr.. McGavin said that in
addition to electing new on
GERS the convention should
amend the union constitution
to eliminate possibilities Of fu-
ture improper practices.
He read to the delegates q
message from Mr.. Meany de-
claring: This convention is
called for one purpose. and one
purpose only. It is called to
give the rank-and-file members
Of this union an opportunity to
clean house. That means
the election of officers who are
dedicated to serving your union,
to making your union q model
Of decency."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26

following WIFI respect TO SUD-
sanitation Of deductions when
a taxpayers return is audited.
The law has required since
1921 that the money an en-
ploye draws on his expense
account be listed as income.
He then is allowed to deduct
his actual expenses. But the
law has been regularly ignored,
especially by small taxpayers
whose reimbursement only
equaled their expenses.
1O-Month Lag Cited
These expenses and deduc-
tons were supposed to have
been listed on a separate sheet.
Then last month the service
disclosed that the 1857 forms
which taxpayers will get early
next year-call for the total
returns themselves. This was
done to make it easier to check
on big expense accounts in
which there may be some tax
fraud, but the law made it ap-
plicable to expenses of any
amount,
Mr.. Harrington said the de-
cision to ignore the change in
the tax form for 1857 was made
because the addition of the new
line was not made public until
after 10 months of the tax year
had already gone by. Thus,
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bedroom early yesterday and
today was reported in fair con-
dition at Emergency Hospital
after a fairly comfortable
night.
Papers Being Prepared
Inspector John E. Winters,
head of the police Youth Aid
Division, said papers requesting
that Juvenile Court waive juris-
diction over the youth are being
prepared for delivery to Juve-
nile Judge Orm Ketcham. The
court probably will not rule
until Tuesday.
The youth was arrested three
hours after the brutal attack
on the strength of Mrs. New
rath's description. Detectives
pulled the files on II juveniles
with sex records. Police said his
fingerprints matched some
found in the woman's apart
ment. The youth took police to
an alley near Mrs. Newrath's
home and showed them a
broken soft drink bottle he
said he used in the attack, de-
tectiveS declared.
They said he climbed up a
9-foot drainpipe to a back
porch and crawled in a kitchen
window. He told police he
struggled with the woman and
struck her with the jagged bot
tie every time she screamed,
the detectives said.
Dialed Phone for Help
Mrs. Newrath became uncon-
scious during the attack and
when she came to the attacker
was gone, she said. She dialed
a >telephone operator for help.
Her injuries include q frac-
tured left jawbone and numer-
Gus cuts to the face and body.
The youth had been fin
gerprinted last March after he
was arrested as a peeping Tom,
police said.
Mrs. Newrath was beaten
four years ago in her bed by
another prowler. Her assail-
ant. an Arlington resident. now
Is doing a 3-year jail sentence.
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youth With assault With intent
to commit rape. assault with a
dangerous weapon and house.
breaking.
The youth is being held in
the Receiving Home pending
Juvenile Court action.
The victim, Mrs. Elizabeth
Newrath, of 953 Randolph
street NV. was critically in
jured during the attack in hel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Ruling Again Changed
On Expense Doto Filing

Switching signals again. the Internal Revenue Service now
says taxpayers ignore the line their 1857
returns which calls for their business expense
But the announcement yesterday by Commissioner Russell
G. Harrington emphasized that the decision not change
the standing rules which the Service has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Adult Trial to Be Asked
For Suspect in Attack

Juvenile today will be asked to waive Jurisdiction to
adult court of charges against 6yearod youth who has
admitted beating and attempting to 67year-od blind
widow.
Capt John Ryan, head of the Police Juvenile Squad said
papers Juvenile Court charging the youth
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21

S TINEL. o MSST0oME MD'
Thursday, November a., l9s7-A3
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Some Of Your =
BUSINESS

Two promotions at Rockmont
Motor Co., Rockville's Chevrolet
leadership, were announced this
week.
Frank E. HOPPER moves up
from shop foreman to service
manager, replacing ]. Fred Red
ding, of Gaithersburg, and w. ].
Asbury takes over the new posi-
ton of assistant service manager.
President Frank Williams, of
the firm, termed both men
highly qualified" for the posi-
tons in view of their "1ong and
excellent background of expert
ence in Chevrolet and General
Motors service"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
.Hovsepian
Gets League
Weep Job

Rockville city officials took an
active part in the Maryland
Municipal Leagues 10th annual
convention last week in Balti-
more.
Mayor Dickran Hovsepian was
elected one of the six vice presi-
dents in the Saturday morning
elections. He will represent the
southern district which includes
Montgomery and Prince Georges
counties.
Also honored was former may
or, G. Lamar Kelly who, al
though not present at the con-
vention was given life member
ship along with other past presi-
dents of the league.
Besi des Mayor Hovsepian,
Rockville was represented by
Councilman John Rausch, City
Manager John MARYLAND, City At
torney David Cahoon, and City
Clerk Milton Million. Mrs. Hovse-
plan, Mrs. Cahoon and Millions
wife, DR.. Dorothy Million also at
tended.
Al. present the League has 1856
municipalities in the state par
ticipating.
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of some of the hearings cost up
to SIPS a hearing. This is spend
ing too much Of the taxpayers
money on a lot of hot air, the
Mayor and Council felt.
Amazingly enough, the city
fathers agreed that they were the
guilty parties and decided that
henceforth they would limit their
own discussions until after the
hearings were officially closed.
Other highlights of the evening
were: a report by the Mayor on
the Maryland Municipal League
convention; recommendations to
be sent to Senator Allen Bibles
committee on problems of the
Metropolitan area; and the need
for a traffic light at Viers Mill
Road and Atlantic Avenue now
that the Twinbrook Shopping
Center has opened.