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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA GARDENS bedrm.
brick Cape Cod with stairs to sub
fioored, expansible 2nd a.: full
bsmt., outside entr. SlS,950. GEO.
w. ROBERTSON. Realtor, OIL.
2-2123 til 3 pm.
observation-disclosures brk.
rambler that is a sensational value
at S32,050. Almost new and a
masterpiece OF f1ne quality. Five
bedrms. "a on one foor) PLUS
den, 3 baths. rec. rm. in immense
full basement, garage, patio, de-
lightful high elevation with lovely
views in every direction, I block
TO Cabin John streetcar. FRANK
ewes, OIL. 4-2575.
BETHESDA-New brick split-leVei,
unequalled value at $4,000. z
rooms, . baths. Above-ground big
family room with picture windows.
Driveway. All GE kit. Easy terms.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY, D. c. once,
AID. 10000; ewes, OIL. 2-6415
WILDWOOD MANOR,
rm.. 2ls-bath rambler: extra-lge.
rec, run. makes additional bedrms
possible. Competing and other
extras: $4,000. OIL. $1,000.
BETHESDA - Immaculate brick
rambler, 3 bedrms, 9 baths, cleo
trio KIT with eating space. bsmt.
rec. room: garage - acre OF roll
ing Woodland. Upper 20s. REA-
LISTINGS CORR, OIL. "-020s
BETHEsDA-4-be bedroom brick Cape
Cod. on Is acre lot; fireplace in
liv. rm large screened porch, sep.
din. rm.; garage; immediate pos
session, $50 $50. Til 9 pm.
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-14l5.
BETHESDA. Edgemoor. SI5,g5O-
This house has a living room, sep
arate dining room, kitchen, sun
porch; 3 bedrooms and bath on
End floor: basement, garage; beau
tifully planted grounds. A real
Offering at this price. Call WO,
$4,000. q to q. EDW. II. JONES
a. CO. INC. CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
BETHESDA tGLENBRoOK RID.
AREA)-Brick Colonial with extra
bldg. lot. Bedrm. and bath LIST A.;
3 bedrmsj 2 baths upstairs. Rec.
room and Law: garage; porch;
t sSM1Fi FL Z so g ssll o y T 26'
l Mise. OIL o-7soO' ewes OIL
BETHESDA CHARMER nr. NH
Tremendously appealing 3-bedrm,
2iz-bath rambler. separate IN
LAW QUARTERS ON MAIN LIV-
ING FL, Delightful din. patio:
garage, rec. rm. Priced 10 sell in
upper EOS. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC OIL. 2-7006; eyes, Wo.
6-04s3.
BETHESDA. AsHBURToN-only /
". old owner tTansf. Price re-
duced for immed. sale. Lee. white
brk. Cape Cod: wide cor. lot, on
secluded court In flne family COM
~ baths, Big iiv. nm fuli din
nm. cleo. kit with dinette space.
ser, porch huge paneled rec rm.
with 1repl.. fun bsmt.. excel
storage. Upper EOS. o.. 6-57s5.
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SILVER SYRINGE S22,5O0--ownel
transferred; 2-yr.-old brick ram.
bier: 3 bedrms., spacious NV. ano
bedrm. and "a bath on lower level;
fenced yard; cow. schools, shop
ping and transportation. CHES:
TER KELLER WOODMOOH
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-7100, 8
itn ri m 0SEES
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CLEVELAND PARK - Vacant; re-
decorated; S20.950: q brick home
with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, gas
heat. A real buy at this price. Cal
WO $4,000. 8 to 8. EDW. H
JONES g. CO., INC, Chevy Chase
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SILVER SPRING = 81, 800 down
Assume 4i5eo loan. Coy CAR
ROLL KNoLLS 3-bedrm, bricl
rambler: professionally finished
rec. rm., spacious kit. A real buy
at s1s,500. 10. 5-36Ss; SUB
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N. H. AVE. AREA
Cane Cod Brick Bedrms

Unusually attractive S-yr, old
home. Lge, liv. rn. with. firepl., sep.
din. rm., beautiful mod. kit. with
birch cabinets and wall oven. 2
full baths. Located In st. camil-
sis s sSGiSh PSrchIs osn my d sssHe
Priced for quick sale FLA financ-
ing also available with $4,000 dn.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1850 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-6400
SILVER SPRING-$12,950
Semi detached. Many desirable
features. Excellent condition. 3
bedrooms. Rec. rm. Fenced corner
lot, Assume AZ CT loan or finance
FILA.
THOMpSON CO III 5-A00O
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THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
SILVER SPRING
$14,750

CAMPANELLA q CO.
Elk, 3-4113 Ewes. JU. S-917S
TAKoMA PARK-cLosE IN.
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LIKE ALALEAS? - Hundreds d
azaleas, dogwoods. and other flnI
trees and shrubs surround thii
unusual all-brick home near Foul
Corners; ideal for retired folks
near bus and shopping: 2 Ice. LIST.
noor oedrms-. SEP ain ~, rIl I,;r iul
m III Q-AEA4
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2 GIRLS to share lovely George
town house, preferably college
grads. CO. 5-2244.
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HONEYMOON BUNGALOWS SO.
600 pretty bedrooms, liv. rm
with picture window; fenced yard
with many shrubs and flowers
$500 On. DONALD Z. YOUNKIN
a. CO.. 10. 4-S022.
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PAINT BRANCH FARMS-On ar
acre Of level land, with tall shade
trees. Custom built, modern red
wood rambler, immense 'front.'
to-back living room, 2 twin
size bedrooms. garage, oil hot
water heat. Just listed. S23. 800
A. J, KESSINGER & CO., JU.
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CHEVY CHASE, D; C.-Williams.
baths, rec. room. gear garage
Priced to sell. Call OIL. 6-2344
Once open 9 til 8. THOMAS j.
FISHER a. co, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09

HOLLYWOOD; immae. white
firepi., big kit, attract. land
scaped lot. Gear det. gar. Assume
OIL loan. terms.
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RORERT =. LOHR
"ANTIOUE BRICK
7 LOVE PARIS

In the springtime. and you'll love
this 4 bedroom brick Split Level
with foyer entrance all year round.
A finished recreation room. family
size up-to-the-minute kitchen and
separate dining room, walking dis
lance TO al schools and bus, You'll
can be assumed. Total price
S22,750.
James C. Conley & Co.
g525 GA AVE. ,JU q-4l34 It'll 900
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KENWOOD 4
$29,95O

Charming Colonial home with extra
large lot. Lovely mahogAny pam
elled den and full bath on first floor,
plus 3 5sdrms;. baths On ,; second
playhouse in garden. Owner has
purchased another home and de-
sires immediate sale. For details
call MRS; GARTER Ma. s-ssoO;
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WOODMOOR-One Of the finesl
homes in this price range. At
tractive brick Colonial; on beauti.
fully groomed lot; large paneled
family rm. on LIST a., plus living
rm., dining rm., kitchen and pow
der rm; 3 bedrms. and bath
on End d. Rec. rm. in bsmt.; cozy
porch. Call JU. 5-4222 til Q pm.
TAWpE NfE " ITITEQ 70
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.

PINEY POINT. MD. % : bedroom
waterfront house, ideal for sum-
mer home. excel. fishing or boating
area; $1,000 for my equity, So
500 remaining balance; $50 per
mo. payts. L. A, JENSEN Piney
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
tcoNTINUEpl

FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrms.. brk.
rambler. IA baths, sep, din; rm.,
carport, rec. rm., close 70 schools.
$40 mo. JE. 2-524S.
FALLS CHURCH = 3-bedrm.. q
bath brick rambler: rec. rm., day.
light bsmt: trees; mr., 81: James,
25th for 2 or 3 yrs. OWNER, JE.
FALLS CHURCH-Nr Melpar. 3
tirepl., kit. din. rm; on LIST tlr
transp., shopping. S115 mo, Op-
ton to buy with portion Of rent
to down pymt. CT. GALL after
g pm.
FOGGY BOTTOM, $500 K st. NV,
% rms. and bath, full bsmt.;
completely renovated; wood-burn-
ing firepl., beautiful gardens; park
ing avail. ST. 3-S220 or FE. B.
2514
HYATTSVILLE PROPER, sos per
month-2-bedrm bungalow: I'm
ished attic, basement, garage, On
quiet street, close to everything
DAVIS & Co, INC.
SLEEPY HOLLOW RD.-Brick ram
bier, containing 3 bedrooms, 3
baths, lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
sep. din. rm., beautiful kit. with
all modern equipment. full bSmt.,
rec. rm. with firepl and picture
window: carport: patio; avail July
8: 5000. ARFAX REALTY, JE.
2-74S7.
WHEATON-3-bedrm. rambler. large
fenced yard. family neighborhood
500 per mo. Call VIII. 6-3579
after & pm.
A LARGE BEDROOMS, ample
closet space, / "a baths. oil hot
water heat. newly decorated. Inn
mediate occupancy, $3.50, NORVA
REALTY CO., JE. 3-9S50; ewes.
JE. 4-3041.
CHOICE RENTALS
3-bedrm. brick rambler; rec. rm.;
nice yard. Falls Church. Swear
lease s. SIP mo- hrio, sr,,,.,svs, Mr.
school and AB&W bus. Bren-Mgri
MuMFoRD Realty. ia. 7-4145
Attention, NSA Employees
For immediate occupancy; 2 bed
bath, bsmt.. Anchor fenced yard;
1912 Kilmer ST., Kentland. Md. SS5
per mo. Call Ma S-2166 or SP.
3-3535. Mr.. McGRATH.
CoLORED - 1895 CHURCH ST.
h.-w.h.: rent, $3.50. p. J.
WALSHE. INC, Ills Eye st. NV,
Ma. S-646S.
COLORED = 1910 SUMMIT PL.
N.E.-Corner brick, mr.. Mckinley
high school, 6 rms. and bath, gas
heat, Al cond., only sos mo-.
MR.. NEUMANN. Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-5IS SOMERSET PLACE
N.W.-Upper NV. section, l-blk.
from high and grade schools
swimming pools and Fairgrounds
6-rms. and bath, gas heat gar.
Only sos mo. MR.. NEUMANN,
Ma. $1,000. .
COLORED-N.E. 5 rms, kit. bath,
semidet., redec., porcheS, yards,
oil, rec. rm. Convenient. Vacant.
tn. 2-04s5 after $50 pm. Ref
erences.
COLORED-I4th AND TAYLOR
N.W.-Light and airy 3 bedrms.,
pches., full bsmt., gear garage
Refs. req. Call La. 6-2401.
COLORED-WOODRIDGE, d. c.,
1921 goth st. ne.-Beautiful g.
room det.; S110. EN-. 10000.
COLORED-39 T ST. Ne, near
Mckinley. High School-6 rms.
2 baths and 2 kitchens, oil heat,
full bsmt., Al cond. Only S110
mo. MR.. NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-KENSINGTON, Md
Arm. house. close to shop, transp,
Call MAX COHEN, VIII. $4,000,
COLORED-I223. 9th ST. NV
Mr.. BEACON. AID. 4-46SS.
COLORED-5 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.E.-Nr. N. Capitol St. {
rms. and bath, oil heat, full bsmt.
AL cond. Only S105 mo. MR.
NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000.
ICOLORED-RENT WITH OPTION
NEAR Sth AND
MISSOURI AVE. NV.
Gorgeous semidet brick in the
heart Of Brightwood; bedrms., 2
kits, 2ia baths: SIPS.
COLORFD-VACANT-
RENT AND BUY
NEAR 18th AND NEWTON ST. NV
Magnificent home: 5 bedrms., s
baths, , porches: spotless cond
STOP WASTING MONEY-pUT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE Bedrms.
ga baths, LIST FIR. powder room
ance Of beautiful roses now in full
bloom. Only S26,500. You should
certainly see this Immediately SC
/ you can register your children In
school. THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
CO., OIL. 4-1424. or after s pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09

ACC0KEEK, Md miles from
ID. c. line; . bedrms.. not COM
pletely finished interior: $50 per
mo. 10. $4,000.
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BETHESDA 1nr. dechantai churchl

Sl5.5O0 = Attractive brick-and
frame Colonial, sep. din. rm.. up.
to-date kit, nice bedrms.. full
bsnlt. with rec. space. Easy terms
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY OF MD,
NC OIL. e-7s0o; eyes,. OIL
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ADELPHI AREA
Berens Better Buys
Ap 7-A6lR

CHEvERLY; brand-new 4-bedrm.
Complete bath brick home; sep.
din. rm., mod, family-sized kit
full bsmt, A must to see.
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BETHESDA

LUXURY LIVING. with CONVENE
ence Is what you get in this almost
new. modern split-level home with
large 2-car garage. recreation rni.
and patio; 3 bedrms. and 2 baths;
near TO all public schools: iine
residential area Price. S24. 600.
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BELTSVILLE

NIUEIF ". VWNu1l III :, W. -
Continued on Eext PasO
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD,

BETHESDA; charming brick RAM
bier; 3 bdrms., ~ baths: S14,50O.
Oh II desired,
BRAND NEW BRICK: nothing
omitted for perfection: S22 800.
STEVENS, CO. 5-03Sl. IL
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Assume Large Loan

HUGE STONE FIREPLACE lends
10 real coziness to the liv. I'm. Of
this ALL-BRICK, 3-bedrm.. ram
bier; fun bsmt.; fenced yard; con- on
Price. s1e'sSo.. '0' ~
James G. Conley & Co.
1901 woodmont Ave, Bethesda
OIL. 4-6S33 Ewes. WA. 7-630o
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SILVER SPRING, l3201 Bluhill
rd.0aBriek split-lleyeli 4 bed ms
Or or 8 "a and , de1; IL an baths Tns' 7-ft
kit, eye-level oven, dishwasher
disposal, birch cabinets. 1000 So
IT. living area. 90x9O wood fenced
corner lot. Tile bsmt. Assume
$4,000 4laes CT loan. S20,95O
WIZ a. gOa3
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81 $295 DOWN

9TH AND ND. AVE. NE.
Large 6-rm.. side-hall plan, brk
home. full basement with cold
storage rm., gas heat, modern
kitchen and Ia baths. concrete
front porch, 2 rear porches, hard
wood floors, finished attic.
Sol Invest. Co., Ii. 3-5477
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ROGERS HEIGHTs-NeW ranbiers

ready for occupancy, lust on
Wash. BALTIC. Pkwy. and Rte. 80.
3-bedrm. famblers with large day
light bsmts. S14,995 to Sl6,250.
Located in beaut. wooded section
ONCE. 5001 Edmonston ave,
Rogers Heights, Md. ROGERS
CONSTRUCTION CO., UN. 4-2444.
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LUNEIT MEAUUWUUU aTea o.
custom built homes on Ice. lots;
cole2nisi-style prewar brieE hom bonn
Of land with many Ice. shade
trees: sep. din. rm. with Colonial.
style picture window with view
3 very Ice. bedrms., scr porch,
garage; hot-Vater heat: &26.9 $50
A. j. KESSINGER n CO. JU
9-4544.
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BETHESDA - RAMBLER; mr.. NH;
meticulous care shows all over
this 3-bedrm., 2-bath brk. heme;
rec, I'm, IN full bsmt; clean as a
pin, LOW cost FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. INC, OIL. 2-T006i eyes,,
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CLEVELAND PARK
HOUSES UNFURNISNED

HALF BLK. CONN. AvE.-5 bed
rms, 2 baths, clean, nicely furn.,
$500: lease required. EN-. 2-2079
Evening star., 1958-05-15

the intermediate zone could be
applied 10 residential neishbor-
hoods whose spokesmen re-
quested 2-aere zoning but In
dicated they would be satisfied
with i-ac.e minimum lot sizes,
Time Held Too Short
Mr.. Brewer and other on
eials said there is probably too
little time before June l In
which 10 include l-acre areas
In the ordinance. The new
classification would be added
10 the map later.
Council members said they
hope 10 send a final version Of
the ordinance TO the planning
board next week for the boards
recommendation. The council
plans 10 study the coming code
at a meeting tonight and pos
ably another meeting to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Judge Reeves
Is Indorsed
ByDevereux

Representative Devereux, Re-
publican candidate for the
Maryland governorship, yeSter-
day indorsed Montgomery Cir
cult Court Judge John r.
Reeves for election to a Is
year term on the bench.
Judge Reeves, a Republican,
was appointed by Gov. Nickel
din last year. Judge Reeves at
the time was, like his present
opponent. James H. Pugh,
among those listed as qualified
by both the Montgomery and
Frederick Bar Associations.
In indorsing Judge Reeves
candidacy, Mr.. Devereux said
he was applying his support of
the sitting judge principle
At the same time he chided
j. Millard Tawes, Democratic
candidate for Governor, for
supporting the principle in Bal
timore City while ignoring it in
Montgomery County. Mr.
Tawes is supporting Mr.. Pugh
Both Mr.. Devereux and Mr
Tawes indorSed the principle
in Baltimore and recommended
election of present judges, one
a Democrat and the other a
Republican.
Mr.. Devereux said he did not
understand now one principle
applied in Baltimore and an
other in Montgomery. He sale
he supported the two judges ir
Baltimore because there was
no question as to the proven
qualifications of both of these
men.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
D. c. Transit
Denied BusIine

The Maryland Public Service
Commission yesterday denied
a request by d. c. Transit Co.
10 provide bus service 10
Wheaton because IL would
compete with an independent
suburban line.
Albert l.. Deem. executive
secretary OF the commission,
said a proposed rerouting 20
extend ID. c. Transit's "a bus
line along University boulevard
Evening star., 1958-05-15
2,Way Abe
RaceDeve|Ops

A two-way contest for nomi-
nation by the Arlingtonians for
a Better County to the Arling-
ton County Board developed
today as Mrs. Mary Cook Hack
man announced she was a
candidate.
The first to announce for the
ABC nomination was Harvey
r. hampshire. who yesterday
said he intended to run.
ABC. more liberal of Arling-
tons two political coalition
groups, will hold a nominating
convention at 8 pm. next
Wednesday at Wakefield High
School to pick a candidate for
the county board seat now held
by Mrs. Leone Buchholz, who
belongs to the more conserva-
tive Arlington Independent
Movement. The present board
membership consists of three
ABC members and two AIM
members.
Mrs. Hackman, 46, of 3104
North Inglewood street, is the
wife of Emory E. Hackman, a
retired Air Force colonel. She
is well-known in Arlington civic
affairs.
Mrs. Hackman said she is
seeking the nomination to ia
sure the safe and sound, mod
erately progressive government
to which ABC is dedicated"
Mrs. Hickman, appointed this
year by the county board to the
Citizens Committee for Plan
ming Northern Virginia, received
the 1857 Evening Star trophy
for "civic service in recognition
of community service"
A native of Huntington, w.
Va, she is a graduate of West
ern High School in the District
and studied at American Uni
versity.
She is a member of the Ar
lington Civic Federation. the
Rock Springs Civic Association,
the Citizens Committee for
School Improvement, the Will
llamSburg PTA, the League of
Women Voters and the 10th Dis
trict Women's Democratic Club.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Vunderhoof Position
On War Is Clarified

The world peace plan of
Frank w. Vanderhoof, candi-
date for the Republican con-
gressional nomination in Mary
lands 5th district. was in
accurately described in one
respect in the Meet the
Candidates series in some edi-
tions of yesterday Star.
The article said:
Even the power to declare
war would rest with people of
the respective nations by popu-
lar vote"
Mr.. Vanderhoof said it should
have stated:
"Other than in case of actual
attack, the power to declare
war must rest with people of
each respective nation. by
popular vote"
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Sports Goats ofMndrus from India
less Than SIS at Browning King
Lightweight Imported Fobrie in SNORT PIoids
and Checks Now ot Reduced Green Ink Prices"

For men who want comfort
combined with good looks.
these art "Travel- Rex
sport coats, tailored of i'm
ported India Madras are the
answer. Extremely light in
weight, they are available in
colorful checks and pIaids.
and are now being sold at
Browning Kings reduce e d
green ink price" of less
than $500.
This is just one of the many
values in mems clothes of.
fered by Browning King and
Company's new Washington
store at 1925 G. Street NV.
This store is designed to sell
more mems clothing at lower
prices than elsewhere - in
many eases even below actual
production costs.
Among the many other re-
duccd prices are Nylon blend
cord suits, popular with men
for summer wear. These suits
have full body lining to re-
tain their shape, and are
less than $1,000 at reduced
gre en- ink prices" Also,
Evening star., 1958-05-15
118 Lawyers
Back Pueh
For Bench

One hundred eighteen at
torneys in Maryland's Sixth
Judicial Circuit have signed a
petition urging the election of
James H. Pugh to the Circuit
Court bench in Montgomery
County.
The petition indorsing Mr..
Pugh's candidacy was signed
by former Chief Judge Charles
w. Woodward, jr.
1t also carried the names of
Alger Y. Barbee and Samuel w.
Derrick. States attorneys of
Montgomery and Frederick
Counties and David E. Belts
and Richard E. Zimmerman,
presidents of the two bar asso-
Citations.
Among the signers were %
past presidents of the bar as
sociations.
The petition released today
included 81 Montgomery Coun-
ty attorneys and 81 Frederick
County lawyers. The two coun-
ties make up the Sixth Circuit.
Mr.. Pugh, a Democrat, is op-
posing Republican Judge John
r. Reeves, an appointee of Gov.
McKeldin. The two have cross
filed in both the Republican
and Democratic primaries. The
petition praises Mr.. Pugh's rec
ord as States attorney in Mont
gomery, his great knowledge
of law" his judicial tempera-
ment." his independence of
thought and action" his "un-
impeachable character.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
ADVERTISEMENT.

washable cotton cord suits.
extremely light in weight, at
Browning Kings reduce d
green ink prices" of less
than $500.
For formal wear there is the
well known "Culville" dinner
jackets, in cool summer.
weight fabrics. at the reduced
green ink price" of less
than $1,000, and form a !
slacks for less than $500.
Martinique" suits. tailored
of 1000 imported silk fabric,
which will keep their shape
in the most sweltering
weather, are now less than
$1,000.
Come in to Browning King
& Co. and see for yourself
how you can save on your
new spring and sum mer
wardrobe. The store at 1925
G Street NV, is open daily
until 9:30 p.m., and you can
buy your needs on a con.
venient Central Charge Ac-
count. Alterations can be
made while you wait, if
necessary.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

Planning Commission, met with
the council In Rockville 10 iron
out last minute changes In the
zoning code. which must be
enacted by June /.
A temporary upper-county
coming law. adopted in 1856
after several years Of contro-
versy. will be replaced by, the
new code. which also will effect
notifications Of the down.
county coming statute.
13 ClasslficatiOnsO
AS 1t now stands. the ordi-
nance establishes l3 land classi-
fications, including The much
debated 2-acre and half-acre
residential zones 10 be applied
throughout most Of the 360-
iquare-mile up-county region.
Last nights preliminary
agreement. however, would pro-
vide a l-acre residential cate
CORY which. at public hearings
on the ordinance, was advo-
Gated by homeowners and de-
velopers alike.
j. Newton Brewer, yr.. chair
man OF the planning board.
stressed the boards intention
to retain all Of the 2-acre areas
in the proposed ordinance and
TO use the new l-acre zone as
a buffer belt on land now
recommended Tor half-acre de-
velopment.
In some instances. however,
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Educator Transfers

BERKELEY SPRINGS, w.
Va, May IS (R.--Dr. Ward w.
Kesecker of Berkeley Springs
said yesterday he has resigned
as an official of the United
States ONCE Of Education and
will become a dean at Salem
College. He is a candidate for
the Republican nomination TO
Congress from the End Dis
trict.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

from -Four Corners 10 Wheaton
was rejected.
The application was opposed
by the Suburban Transit Co.
which now provides bus serv-
ice between Wheaton and
Washington. II did not want a
duplication Of services at
wheaton"
Mr.. Deem said the commits
sion indicated II would allow
ID. C. Transit 10 extend lis Ia
route 10 within one-half mile
OF Wheaton II such a request
Is made.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

The committee recommended
ton had been presented to the
board at last months meeting.
Mrs. Dan E. Kerbel, who
moved adoption of the policy.
included in her motion a
reservation that special con-
sideration be given under the
committees continuing Sec
ondary school study to proper
integration of eighth graders
into "co-curricular" activities
In the high schools.
Water Solved
Actually, Alexandria has had
the seven-five system in prac-
tice since it adopted a Upgrade
Evening star., 1958-05-15
WOMEN IN SHORTS
OKAY IN PARK

HAGER S TOWN, Md.
(SpeciaD The latest warm
weather note from the City
Park Board is a relaxation
of the previous ban on
women wearing shorts in
City Park.
Park Board chairman
Claude Potterfield said:
"Women are allowed to
wear shorts now, but the
Park Board is not encour-
aging it." Men still are not
permitted in the park with
out shirts.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
County Bocks Principle
Ofl-Acre Zoning Areas

Nearby Maryland planners and Montgomery County coun-
ell members last night declared they In agreement on the
principle Of adding intermediate iacre residential zone
10 the countrywide zonng ordinance under study.
The Montgomery planning board composed Of the countys
members the Maryland National Capital Park and