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rs, 1858, GEORGE coRBIN o.
band q Mrs. Marie Corbin, devoted
father Of Mrs. Marie c, Richard.
son and Richard e, Corbin, brother
d Mrs. Estelle Childs. MIS-; Ma6e
porsey and Bernard Corein a "
son. He also Is survived By other
relatives and many friends. After
5 pm. wednesday, May 2s, friends
are invited TO call at hts late resi-
day. May 20, at I pm, at the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
the Rev. Jerry Moore oflciating
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Ar
ranaements by Jarvis 2S
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Us, 1855, DossIE JONES Of Pop.
OF Barbara Ann Jones, beloved
son Of HAYWOOD and Mable Jones
and brother Of Cadessa ArIlingtoni
Roy Lee and the Rev. Haywood
Jones, jr. He also Is survived BY
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Thursday, May 20, friend;
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Funeral Chapel. 1882 You st. NV
Funeral services on Friday, May
Church. Interment Hilltop Gene
terv 20
LIEKwEG, ANNIE c. Cnes CowhIEI
on tuesday, May "a, 1858, At hsI
residence, 12S 18th st. Sc, ANNE
c. LIEKWEG, beloved wife Of
charles B. Liekweg. sr.:. mother Of
Liskwee. sister Of Jane c. Cowhig
She also Is survived BY nine grand'
children. Friends may call at the
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home
wedne aaHn Ma May 'ss. until Osatur.
day, May 81. ct 9 am. REQUIEM
mass at the Holy Comforter Church
at 9:30 am. Relatives and friendl
invited. Interment Mount Olive
Cemetery. 80
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' aay.' Nay 1855. sEissfE RUS
s EI james cRsE H. OS %oCS Of H0i HsntS
Towers. Alexandria, Va; Mrs. Z
Milburn colyin Of WASHINGTON
James Russell Creel of Arlington,
Va, and E. Albert creel Of Bla;
densburg, Nd. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st,
and Mass. ave. ne, where services
viii be held on Thursday, May 20,
at IL am. Interment Marshall, Va.
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N"I01 y CO1dLEf1 5eefotafg.
SMITH, MARY JULIA. On Saturday
MAY "a. 1888, 81 her residence,
~ * S ~. (. SMITH! SMITH q lssg 2
band. William Smith. Other rela-
tiyes and many friends also survive
After 4 pm. Wednesday, May 2S
friends may call at the B, y. Taylor
Funeral Home, 1909 18th 81. NV,
Services win be held on Thursday
May ~, AZ Mount Pleasant Baptist
NV. ct 1 pm, the Rev. Robert
Anderson ofleiating. Interment Lin
coin Mennrial Caneinrr
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cA 4..d.yl M s1As ~. i SSsM !. Il
EE ss1dsRs'' ADAMS czksHfPsBEiL. bus 5Is..
band Of. Mrs. Martha Campbell
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments By Henry 8. washington q
sons.
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BECK, GERTRUDE n. nuddenly %
Ms,asy' NAY igSsi issss;;
'Bses" Remains resting AZ ihs
-. nv. Notice q funeral later
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DOYLE, KLEANOR DIXON. OF 244

2Qth g. NV. on Tuesday, Nay
Moor. l0 ana R mGshe IF &. s az. John
=, Doyle, former secretary of the
Civil Service Commission, Remains
At Chambers Funeral Home, l4O0
Chaplin ST.. NV. until Thursday,
ntstm Tg AZ Fort hncOI SsrV csnst anS
at 2.30 pm.
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loss I PHEi1p On RA EHiss'y e. 9 ssi
gth st., Sc. beloved son Of the
br ss wiha% a. hnd n R.. C. R ssksy
Friends may call at the Nalley
Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode Island
ave, at Eastern ave. ne. where
services viii be held on Saturday,
May 81 AZ pm, Relatives and
gressional Cemetery. 80
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Saturday, May 20, 1855. at hi
WILLIAM RAY MussERwHIrTiTE;
beloved brother Of Miss susan Nus
,selwhits. Mrs; Alice Wood Of AT.
OF the nome address: Mrs. E. c
Reckard OF Washineton, ID. c.; MrS
II + Lynch OF Blueneld, Va, ant
Mrs. Walter Slaird Of Silver Spring
Nd. Friends may call at the LEI
Funeral Home, 4th ST.. and Massa'
chusetts ave. ne, where services
will be held on Thursday, May 20
81 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. IS
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GREENE. MAE y. On Saturday. Mas
"s a. isbs. a her rssIdsnss, "a /. Ken B
s s.IaSy.o ave- VI. 81 81 I va torssss. e:
mother mother mother q EVELYN oIssn'
Ms Ms Alice Booker, sister q MIs
Marie Jackson, MLs. Ailean ,l hi
Mrs p aatsie r sfSck' robert. BisSor
and Wsyman Booker. ahe also y
many fFiends. After 3 pm, wednes::
day. MAY. Is, friends are h .,as
nun nSnsraiF a aSmi and intsT@sn. q
Sunday, June j, In Washington
Ca. ARRANGEMENTS b. John d
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FOX, VIRGINIA. MAE. on sunday
MAJ o sSS, 1858: at I her G,, Essidsncs
FOX. beloved sister Of Mrs. Chris.
tine Nelson, Mrs. Thelma q. Will
llams, israel Joseph, Welton anc
oliver Fox. She also leaves e
mourn her passing sixteen niscel
relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines a
CO. Funeral Home, eOi I'd st
s.w,, where friends are invited e
and where funeral services Ss; win 5,
held on Saturday, May 81. at /
Pm, the Rev: B H, WhitinS
assisting: Interment woodlawr
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Headed Town,s Schools

After his graduation from
Nebraska Wesleyan University
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EyANsoN, OSCAR CALVIN. On Nor

EvANsON, husband Of Helen A
Evanson, father Of Marx Calvin
Evanson. and son Of oscar M. Evan.
Friends may call at the Wheatley
Funeral Home, 500 King st., Alex
andria, Va, where funeral services
will be held on Thursday, May 30
at 1880 pm. 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery. 2S
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EDWARDS, MAHALA h. On wednes-
EDWARDS Of 3O5 Hamilton st
NV. Local arrangements by the
island ave. NV. Interment Nc
Keesport Pa,
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e5, 1858, CHARLES 4 ROSS q
ists pianehs a. Ross. " devoted Il iatS ssS
isthsr Of Edna 6, baker and brother
Of Mrs, Sarah Katie Hail. he aiso
sost q III sn nIsesa' h nisenss' p sna
Wednesday, MAY 2s, until 3 am
Thursday, May 30. friends may
$50 Rhode island ave. NV. RE-
B Rsaa c dloy, lie M. n sts.s sv, q.
Laytonsville, Nd, from 10 Am
Thursday, May 20, until time oi
IuneIaL l pm. tnterment church
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nAHEEs SosE g1 j. j. On S Tsss,ssy, l Ms,
tlelan. Of sou on az nv. Notice
he nsrrItt fnnsrai nams. Inv ~
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Monday, May 26, 1858, at his resi-
dence, 110o North GARFIELD st.. Ar
nngton. Va, HARRY REGINALD
HORTON, beloved husband Of Mary
William Malcolm. Rodney. Augustus
Chapman, Draper Fairfax Horton
and Mrs. Opal Louise Tracewell
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va. where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Thursday, May
20, at 2 pm, Interment Fairfax
Cemetery, Fairfax, Va. IS
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HAYWOOD s. A special
communication of the New
Jerusalem Lodge, No, Q,
r. A. A. M, will be held
on Wednesday, May 20,
1858, at z pm, at the
Masonic Temple, 18th st,
and New York ave. NV,
nlIrnnse 0f conducting Ma
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A.. WHITLEY OF ,6O1 18th st. ne,
Witty and father Of James and
Mack. He also g survived BY
Warren and Gilbert: three sisters
MIS- Rebssca Pinn, Mrs, Dorothy
and 4 host Of other relatives and
friends Remains may be viewed
neral services viii be held at the
Southern Baptist Church, 134 I
st. NV. on Thursday, May 90, ct
ing: Interment Woodlawn Gene
WINDSOR. ETHEL MAY. OF i11e
o 81 Sc, on May 25,. 1868. Be-
loved wife OF Alton NJ. Windsor:
sister Of Edward L. Wissman. Serv.
ices at the Chambers Funeral Home.
517 18th 81. Sc, on Thursday, May
20, at 2:30 pm. Entombment Sane
tuary Mausoleum, Cedar Hill Gene
terry. IS
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MELVIN HEiLMAN Of 6sli sth
st. NV, beloved husband OF sylvia
Lucille Heilman. Bruce and Michael
Heilman. He also Is survived By
his mother. Mrs, Theresa Heilman,
and three brothers, DR.. Charles,
Louis and Jesse Heilman. Funeral
q Sons FUNERAL Home, 1901 14th
st. NV, on wednesday, May %, 81
IL am Interment Adas Israel
Cemetery. Memorial week, 6S1l
9Th st. NV 26
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amour. AaTguH A. Ths Psmbsys
iitE 4 .!I| : III y j, I, |:
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%, 1865, WILLIE T. TYLER S q
1903 Sherman ave. NV, beloved
father Of Sandra Tyler. He also is
survived by two brothers, four sis
tiers, other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm; Wednesday, May rs,
Jarvis Funeral Chapel, 1882 You
st. NV. where funeral services will
be held on Thursday, May 90, at
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. rs
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MEYERHOFF, NORRIS s. on

ne Nv MO, Bal MORRIS isgs ,s on I EpS
NORRIS S, MEYERHoFF, beloved
voted father q sis MeysrhoT snc
Mrs Waite Kobin, both q Wash.
asI Eos,d " an 4. M sl,o 9sii .r wsiss
hy three brothers and two sisters
Jack and Joseph Meyerhof. Mrs
Rose Robins, all Of Baltimore. Nd. I
Lewis Meyerhon Of Metuchin. N. j.;
Services ssns Al r the 81 a aaIma ~
Son Funeral Home. 42f7 9th st
NV, on Thursday, May 20, at IL
An. lnterment B'nai Israel Gene.
tery. In mourning at ia Peabody
m6Srs MAJ slei pspS smi plsS SSsT con, y
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Nay ~ y NiOssS: T. A MI si6isas;
RIDOUT, the beloved hus-
band Of Ella L. Ridout
brother Of Mrs. Jessie
Graham and Mrs. Julia
Witchlow. uncle Of Miss
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PAYNE. John EDWARD. Suddel

EDWARD PAYNE Of 6705 G So,
husband Of Bertha Lula Payne
father of Virginia Lee Payne. sol
Of L M Payne Of Dayton, Va.
and brother Of Edward E. and Len
ME Payne Of Dayton, Va, and Mrs
Cleo. Benin. Services at the Timoth!
gia ave. NV, on Thursday, MAJ
30. at 2. pm. Interment cedal
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henaas, N6s,SossS, ies si 4 her . . rSI;
OF abfe Appleton 81. nv, beloved
q i II, AZ hs. Ssne q wISins asa'
Maj jamss x schubert beth q
vihesistts Of washington, b. &,
ssrylsss It. st u: .os, Hl,hh Hines o.,
On e nn as..y,i,,l May inisrmsh, Ro M
Lincoln Cemetery. -
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st. Sc. SADIE JOHNSON. de-
VOTED sists. q R.n Mss E MIA Ss iaTE
REID and Sterling Bailey. She also
leaves to mourn her passing many
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting At the John q.
I'd ST.. s.w., where friends are In
yited 70 call after 4 pm. Wednes:
day. May %. and where funeral
services viii be held on Thursday,
p. Rose oficiating. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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sonic services for our late brother,
WILLIAM E. GIBBS. Jr., Master.
dence, 1904 Cambridge pl. NV,
on Monday, May 20, 1885,. wife
of Charles M. Padgett, aunt Of Mrs:
J. E. Ritter Charles z. Burke and
William H. Thompson. Prayers At
Chambers Funeral Home, 30a2 N N
II am. Interment Cedar Hill
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VACCA. NUNCIATA J. On Monday
MAY MAY NJ NNc a2s a 1 XaGcE Of z 4fG
and mother Of Joseph vscca, dsush.
ter OF Mrs. Teresa vietri Of Easton,
Pa. She also. is survived BY two
brothers and three sisters. Friends
Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va. lparking In rearl,
between Z pm. and 0 pm. Tuesday
and Wednesday, May "a and IS
Requiem mass will be offered at 10
james am Church, FAILS Church Va
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry, %
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NAV As. 1854 PAUL bo a51I
Beloved HUSBAND q RUBY 4. Lucas
Also surviving are twelve children,
HIS pafenta Carl l., and Ada Lucas.
ak sisters, two brothers, other. rela.
funeral later. Arrangemonta BIZ
MrCui-e ne rs
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RAMsURE, ANNIE. On Tuesday, May
ga 1898. ANNIE RAMsuRE Of
1900 Clifton ST. NV, beloved mother
Of Aleane Ramsure. She also Is
or s s.sa,v. sisters ter three
friends are invited to. call at the
Jarvis Funeral Chapel. 1890 You
HietoarIyy,. N FT U and in'ermsn'
REDMAN. LILLIAN L. on Monday,
May 20, 1885 at Freedmen's Hos.
pital, LILLIAN L. FREEMAN Of
i tSie Oh st. s nv Funeral and
Ws fasRI Va SihS ocs af SHns Il
by Latney's Funeral Home
% ia nSSsA THOMAS 8 81 cusi ssED Me y
later. Arrangements BY Jarvis.
REYNOLDS. OSCAR W. Died on Mon
day. May. 20, 1855 at his home,
4006 18th st. north, st, Peters
burg, Fla. OSCAR W. REYNOLDS.
sged ~, retired superintendent with
Coming from Wsshin9ton' 3. cs. {.
Methodist Church Survivors HdSnO IN.
clude his wife, Mary De Moreland
REYNOLDS; q daughter, Mrs. Ralph
On. siEsl1ds ~ Of A A.linEtos Va
a stepson, Bob pc Moreland: two
sisters and several nieces and neph-
ews. Funsral services on Thurs
Wilhelm. Funeral Home, 145 Str
81: north, St. Petersburg, Fla, In
terment at convenience Of family
prnnrtr apruu, -
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HARRY. There will be q
special meeting Of WASH
ington Printing Prssmen's
Union, No. 1, on Thursday,
May 20. 1888, at 1880
pm, TO attend the tu-
neral of HARRY HORTON.
RICHARD D. 6EBASTIAN,
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Have You

When you're cooking grapes, don't stop with jelly.
Try these new recipes for three wonderful
desserts pie, eobbIer and baked grape puddingI
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BY BERNIE HARRISON


Summer Jobs may be tough to get elsewhere,
but things were never better Tor the pretty
young dolls who can be trusted to lead con-
testant on stage without ramming the emcee
or an isolation booth.
We may have our reservations about the
numbing number Of quiz and game shows on
Tv these next few months, but thereu be no
complaints from Televue's Cover Girl-or the
dozens like her.
That first bit break counts-whether It's
writing letter to dear Perry, bringing on the
billboard for Steverino or modelling clothes on
Queen for a Day, and If you think not, you
ought to watch an addition Cor the maneuVer-
ing) to get q spot like that.
Latvian-born Cindy Lindt, ", blond ana
beautiful. is our decorative case in point.
She danced for June Taylor and orleny
cOntaued On Next Poas
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"WaIt For The kidnapers' Call"

report. Ifthere was some place he could have
stayed under cover - and don't tell me.
know there isn't - and started moving after
dark, he might get some distance. But alarms
are out everywhere. He couldn't travel five
miles now without being trapped"
We've told ourselves all these things for
hoursr' DECKER said, pinchine savaeely at
his twitchine cheek. what are you going to
do, Haviland?''
"Unless we're all wrong" Haviland said,
we're going to hear from the kidnapes
soon. Tonight - or maybe in the morning
by mail. or phone or in some unexpected
way. But well hear. They'll demand money
What other purpose can there be? Once we
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Elizabeth Deerins. Jerry Mahoney's girl.
was sick with anxiety. Jerry was foremost in
her mind: berry. missing with the chill
dren: Jerry. worse than that, suspected by
his friends. But on top Of that was old Pat
Mahoney.
He hadn't made the slightest sense since
the angry crowd had eft his house. He had
talked on endIeSsly about the old days in
vaudeville. He seemed obsessed with the
memory Of the first time he had seen The
Great Thurston in Sioux City. He remem-
bered card tricks. and saving the lady in
half, and his wife Nora's childish delight
in being completely bewildered. He seemed
to remember everything he had seen the
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still sat in the overstufIed armchair.
Mason introduced HaUland. mir. Havi-
land is a special investigator from the
Attorney Generals Office, Pat"
Pats eyes Frightened. "Say, you're the
fellow that solved that murder over in Johns
vile. aren't your he said. Smart piece Of
work.
Thanks" Haviland said. He looked at
Pat. astonished - Continued on pare 10
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for minute. Then he spoke, gently. what
kind Of assurance could give you, Mr.. Dick
ler? Even if tried. you wouldn't believe me.
People who play this kind Of game are with
out feelings, not rational. When you fight
them. you have to walk quietly. II you scare
them. God knows what to expect. That's why
] urge you all to go home and wait He
dropped his cigarette on the floor and heeled
il out. And pray" he said. >.
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pcdt man 90.
Elizabeth tried. but
she could not bring
Pat back to the pres
ent. The tragedy
seemed to have tipped
him right out Of the
world Of reason. She
was partly relieved
when she heard firm
steps on the front
porch. The other part
Of her, when she saw
Sergeant Mason and
the tall stranger, was
the fear that they had
news bad news
about Jerry.
Mason was less ag-
gressive than he had
been on his first visit.
He introduced Havi-
land and said they
wanted to talk to Pat.
Elizabeth took them
back into the living
room whene old PAT
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near, wei nave 10
start to play il by car.
That's the way those
cases arc"
Meanwhile you
just sit here and wait =
DECKER said. a kind Of
despair rising in his
voice. what am ]
going TO say to my
wiEe?"
Il think all the par
ents Of the children
should 60 home. You
may be the one the
kidnapers contact. II
may be your child
they put on the phone
to convince you the
kids are safe" Havi-
land said. AS soon as
IT'S daylight -"
You think the kids
are safe - Dickler
cried out.
Haviland stared at
the distraught father
For n vsasH.,A2 IT, -
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new kind of alarm

When Il calls, just tap the control
bar. About 10 minutes iatsr, il
calls aoain-automatically An
tiQOe white case with plain dial.
Dawn cray case, luminous. New
est, IoWest-priced member Of the
Snooz-AIarm' clock family"
Because G-E TeIechron clocks
are electric they can't run down,
never need winding, stay "on
time" 10 the minute.
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curtains

washington store only
orig. now
pors FiberoIosD Morouisette
ToiIored Curtains, pink or rnoize.
AZ" wide to poir, as" long - 500 i.ss
Pors FiberalosH Morouisette
Toilored Curtoins, rnoize AZ"
wide TO poir, II" long, 439 I.ss
; Pors FiberoIosD Morquisette
Ruffed Curtoins, white, 90"
wide to poir, 81" long - 500 1ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fourth Floor
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Park area 10 get a first-hand
view during the storm.
Il see what you mean" the
Mayor told residents Of the
area.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weld
ner. 52io Huron street, Daniels
Park. said almost a foot OF
water" covered their back yard.
Complaints Of flooding also
came from Dana Nicholson,
520e Iroquois street. and r. w.
Tucker. 52O4 Kennesaw street,
Calvert Hills. Mr.. weidner,
Mr.. Nicholson and Mr.. Tucker
are members OF the Mayors
special committee.
The committee met Monday
night and agreed TO study the
drainage problems.
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Bethesda Office Site
In Corridor Dropped

Proposals for two new Mont
gomery County once buildings
--one In Bethesda and one In
tn Wheaton-0 lenmont area
have drawn criticism from
nearby Maryland planners.
In one Of the projects. q
$4,000 once building and po-
Ice station In Bethesda. PLAN
ming oficlals objections yes
terday resulted In abandon
ment Of q site purchase plan,
County Manager M. L. Reese
told county council members
that q Wisconsin avenue tract
under consideration should be
abandoned as II lies In the
path OF the Wisconsin ave-
nue. corridor highway plan un-
der study by Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission ofiicials.
Last month. on Mr.. Reese's
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recommendation. the council
scheduled q public hearing on
q proposal 10 purchase the
o. .000-squAre-foot tract on the
east side Of Wisconsin avenue
just south Of Jones Bridge
road. The already authorized
$4,000 Bethesda county
building was 10 have been built
on the property.
The second site purchase plan
involving a 3-acre parcel ada
cent 70 the Kensington Fire De-
partment's 0lenmont flrehouse
was described by Montgomery
planners as less preferable than
three other possible sites.
The tract, which Is planned
as the home Of the new Wheat
on police substation. Is located
on the 0lenmont-C olesville
road. Mr.. Reese urged approval
of the site. stating It's location
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FLASH FLOOD AREA TOUR
Daniels Park Plight
Viewed by Mayor

Last nights rain-one Of many
downpours 70 hit the area IN
the past few weeks-again
brought q fash flood 10 resi-
dents Of Daniels Park and CAL
vert Hills sections Of College
Park. Nd.
Coming as II did on the heels
OF q previous rain which left
several homes all but inundated
two weeks ago. the trouble last
night accumulated a newly Or
ganized drive 10 solve the two
communities storm drainage
problems.
College Park Mayor Charles
r. Davis. who two weeks ago
named q committee TO study
the situation. toured the Daniels
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6. o. P. Voters Gain
In Berkeley County

MARTMsBURo. W. Va. July
70 Especially - Reduction OF q
Democratic majority In Berke-
ley County for the first time In
20 years was shown today on
registration figures from the Of
nee Of the county clerk which
showed the Democratic edge
had been cut by s42 from the
figures OF 1885.
New totals. the report showed.
give Democratic registration a.
i0.eS7 and e.46o Republican,
making the current majority
stand at 2.4s8 as against anna
jority Of 5000 two years ago.
Practically al the Republican
gains have been In rural dis
tricts. Figures for city precencts
remain largely unchanged. To-
tai registration for the county
now Is 1881 compared With
1872 two years ago. y
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would enable county police 10
eject an efncient division OF
the overly large silver Spring
police area.
Informal approval OF the
olenmont land purchase was
granted by the council pending
q formal resolution Of approval
tomorrow.
The three other sites recon-
|mcnded for study By Maryland
planners were q tract on Oeor-
gia avenue south Of the Glen
mont FIRE station: q tract on the
east side OF Georgia avenue near
Blueridge avenue near the edge
Of the Wheaton business dis
trict: a tract on Kensington
boulevard near the intersection
Of viers MIL road and Univer-
sity boulevard west.
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Conversion
Funds Denied
For School

A Montgomery County Board
Of Education request for $4,000
10 convert Lincoln Junior High
School 70 q bus depot and
once building was denied yes
terday by the County Council
In q split vote.
The old school. which during
the past year was the only an
Negro junior high In the
county. was labeled suhstand-
ard by school ofiicials. The
school board already has an
nounced II win abandon the
school for classroom purposes
whether or not funds are al
located for Its conversion.
Councilman Robert T. Snure
charged the school boards
announced intention Of closing
Lincoln was - way Of getting
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around the budget procedure. /"
The $4,000 Lincoln request
earlier was Topped on the
school board budget proposal by
the council. Several members
OF the council said they thought
the cut would postpone the
abandonment Of Lincoln.
The council vote against the
Lincoln conversion request
came on an Affirmative motion
by ]. orahame Walker. The
motion was defeated BY mega
tive votes from Councilmen
Charles II. Jamison. Wilbur N.
Bauehman, Grover X. Walker
and Mr., Snure. In favor OF the
motion were J. Grahame
Walker. Mrs. Stella d. Werner
and Jerry T, williams.