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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

EAST RIvERDALE - sq0B down.
including settlementi 3 bdrm.
nance. sT, $4,000,
FOREsTVILLE, 1915 FoTestyille I'd .
BEAUTIFUL 4-yr.-old brick ram
s ssoa.s 'i IT,. 'ms" Isl mbES5 fTfYS:
III 4..Yi9cSSy III Sooh = rAoA
Green Meadows-$l3,750
Colonial home. with 3 bedrms,, din,
s s%;; s. .Ds A, pretty yard; schools
THOMPSON CO.. JU. $4,000
a9e .sn,s,.g JE.sNs S5E;s,@oSS ssS,sK
AND STONE RAMBLER, LARGE
knotty pine rec. rm;. Z baths,
extra kitchen In bsmt VACANT,
E0y Sxc sisht MI H. 4. H7a5o9i In H S:a5I
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLs. lust on
N. H, ave.--Lovely a-bedrm. brick
rambler on quiet street. lse. liy.
rm. with foyer entr,, sep, din.
rT rear scr nI Torshss Ts not no v rsd
s ESs ''I assume n lie. al loan. G.
HlfLEY 4 Co. Realtors. AP. 4
roo.
HoLLYWOoD-owner transferred.
and home priced 70 sell immedi-
s.eiy, Three osdrm s;,n separate resr.t
ton area, storm windows, level
lot with Anchor fencing and bar.
beeue pit. Assume $4,000, low
Interest loan, with moderate down.
Prince oEoRoEs PROPERTIES
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THE HoUsE or HOMES"


AUTHENTIC FRENCH COLONIAL,
Amazingly low price on. this small
estate property. Entr; hall; ~ III.
liv. Hm.. unique 1repl, ana ooqn'
eases. sun p1Ller. al, S1 s.mt xits
din. rm.. 1879 kis, IuI osh hsdyms sn
ceramic tile bathrm... hagstone
rae. handicapped lot 104xl so:
must be sold to settle estate. Only
$iS,a5O with 81: 700 down HA.
B. c. HrLLEY q CO.. Realtors
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oAlkIToM = f:bedroom beautiful
tioue furniture. Home has era.
eious beamed-ceiling living room
with fireplace, formal dininl
room. extra large equipped kitch.
en-. full basement, 2-car garage
and set on h-acre tastefully land.
ecaped lot. Assume S17.5O0 loan
total price $4,000, Call CT. 81
5000, PoMPoNIo REALTY, INC.
0cTUPUs. everything at arm'i
length-Red brick: large trees
cious liv. rm. with fireplace, for.
nal din. rm., powder rm., kit
with table space, 1e-ft. screened
porch, 3 generous hedrms., full
bsmt;, finished family rm, with
fireplace; Slg,950. JE. 4-22SS
P PHstT6a;s SMITH q DoNNELL
OFF WILSON BLVD.-On level 10
with trees, 3-bedrm. brick rambler
Ike new; full bsmt. with Lowell,
finished recreation rm and y
bath; MANNAs REALTY, JE
ONE ACRE AND INDEPENDENCE
Orand OLD shade trees surr0unt
this friendly farmette, located neal
Ode Fairfax Towne. Big square
type Lying room. Tremendous
fmI !.e kltcheP .,s big; bis BED
ment. Sale price SA'n only u sls 1iss
with deepen terms. As it'll
as 5000 down will handle. TRI'
COUNTY REALTY, INC. 1858 Lei
hwy, Fairfax, CIR. $4,000.
OWNER DOESN'T NEED CASH
Gibraltar Top Pals Church area
with excellent access TO EVERY
NEEDED CONVENIENCE. 4 BED.
RMS, IN BATHS. FULL BsMT.
screened porch, large eat-in kiteh.
en-, This all-brick, "money-saYing'
81 resale Is available Immediately
S16,500.
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Owner viii Finance
S295 DOWN

5-rm. row brick residence com
pletely vedecorated. Good location
Assume 4mss 0I loan. Call Mr.
DIAMOND. 0-5. ST. 3-37l4.
ALEX.-epacious 6-bedrm,, 3.batl
semidet. nat front brk. Slate ROOT
small patio, artistically remodelei
and compl. equipped with ever,
mod. cow. Moderate initial paymt
and terms. Priced far below les
desirable house in Old Town sec
ton. Box Abel, Star.
MT. VERNON PKWY. = II
shade and fruit trees on large leve
lot surrounds this immaculate 3
bedroom brick home featuring en-
trance hall TO living room will
fireplace, central air conditioning
screened porch, kitchen with eat
ing space, basement and built-iI
garage: walk TO school, shops. bus
swim. pool and recreation area
Only S20,250. Assume large LOAF
with easy payments. Call IA. 5
$500, o I'll o. SHANNON 4
LucHs. REALTORS. 2ob5 wilsoi
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EVANSVILLE

For the family that needs
4 bedrms. Vacant for last
poss. A prime loo. Iun
bsmt. with rec. Ym.. 3 iuu
baths. built-in garege. COM
pletely Tedec. v blk. % bus.
FHA approved. S17.6OO'
only 1880 dn.
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WOODLAWN-3-bedrm. Semibrick
rambler; sspss ;,oS ~ s end din AZ
dishvssher and bisposall; semi
finished rec. I'm. In fun bsmt;
Alum. storm windows. Fenced
yard; S12,700. Low FHA down
payment.
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Mt, RAINIER-This 2-bedrm. bun.
built IN early l93Os. offers con-
venience and economy living: !
BIZ. from i.fare zone. Pull price,
only 50. 1900. Substantial cash
down and $57 per mo-, or S1,4OO
down and SS7 mo.
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COLLEGE PARK-Ovner Florida
bound. must sell this almost-new.
3-bedrm., briek-front rambler;
de luxe famiiy-size kit, full bsmt.
with roughed-in bath; Gear ma
sonTy garage. FENCED YARD. Con-
agency and NsA; $4,000. FHA
or OF terms
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

SMALL INVESTMENT properti, ,
I. TooMEY, JR. REALToR. RE.
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GORDON

REALTY, ANNANDALE, VA.
CT, 0-26OO Tres CT, 6-O7bOO
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ciose To 81 Mary's. Assume OF
loan with no red tape. and quick
possession; 2-hedrm. brieksand:
shingle Colonial; Lying I'm; and
dining I'm. with xan-to:Tal cat.
PstipMs Nam s' .a.r.s Si.e ,ss HlsH'ss se
down. $50 total monthly pay
ments.
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CONVENIENT PRICE, IERMsl A
perfect combination, In this g.
room home. with finished reer. rm.
in dry basement: close TO shopping.
schools and bus, In Kentland:
only ,s $3.50 DE- sSTn .;,, immediate % &C.
ss;;Sgs sSSSSs, R6SssaaRf u 8 b z'vii1s" W 1
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IHYATTs. mr.. everything, home and
income; 5 rms. and bath, LIST
coI 3. . rms , sS S' ai, IN S on
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gerachis

EXCLUSIVE WITT
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DISTRICT HT9.-eeven-rm. brick
rambler By OWNER. Liv. rm.,
3 bedrms., separate din. rm..
family rm. of. tiled kit. full bsmt !,
fenced yard. firepl. Assume 4hTs
OF loan, min. down pymt., $4,000.
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Open Tonight til 9

The For Lumber Coll Our Number Lincoln 7'S4oo 2
Worlds ops" Convenient choFse Account
Most eoscT4 tVI d na; GsS %
Unusual soSSessLiso SaSo1 ~: "
Lumber f1s eRuscA V11..S %, . T
Yards 's0o""11' "0-''F'i iESrr 81 FEE ~
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Brotherhood of Evil:
The Malta

JULIET JONES
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Here Is the eco
nomicul answer
10 oil your Of
flee store &c
pr b ! . m S
Popsrs, b o o ks,
records, sup
plies.
, 1959-02-10
COMMON LAW WIFE OF ESTEBAN
RIVERA DIES OF STAB WOUNDS
Local Merchant Is Charged With First Degree Murder

Anselma Navarro, 40, common-law wife of Esteban Rivera
Julio, 63, local food and fruit merchant, died of multiple stab
wounds, ~allegedly inflicted by her husband at about ITO pm.
yesterday. Esteban was arrested by Patrolman Robert Tod
man and charged with first degree murder.
, 1959-02-10
Christiun Miller.
Archi. DESIGNER.
Now in Huwdii

Honolulu : Architectural de-
signer, Christian Vim. Miller
Of Christiansted, st. Croix, Vir
gin Islands, finds Hawaii one
the most interesting places
in his world travels.
He is at the Halekulani
Hotel on Waikiki Beach where
he IS stopping and renewing
acquaintance made in 1913
when he was art director for
N. w. Aver & Son.
, 1959-02-10
Fire In Buccuneer
LuundrY Quickly
Brought UnderC Control

A fire which broke out in
the laundry Of the Buccaneer
Hotel last night was brought,
under control by prompt action
of The Fire Department, ac-
cording to Mrs. Rachael Arm
strong, who expressed great
admiration for the speed with
which the volunteer iremen
arrived and performed.
"A new electric clock evi-
IDENTIFY short-circuited shortly
after midnight. Some linen
were destroyed and one of the
partitions damaged.
The entire inciden. was
handled with a minimum Of
disturbance, Mrs. Armstrong
said.
, 1959-02-10
Cruzun Art Club
Announces Chdnqe
In Meeting Date

Due to the fact that the
Concert Society has just set
February 18th as the date for
q concert in which Alma
Heath will be featured, the
cruzan Ar, Club has changed
its meeting date to February
Path, it was announced today.
The meeting will be held at
the Club comanche promptly
at $50 pm.
, 1959-02-10

Baseball Clinic Here
FebruorY rs %
Championship instruction in
Baseball is in store for players
in st. Thomas and s.. Croix
for three days commencing
Thursday, February 26, when.
four instructors from the Ma
tional Leagues Milwaukee
Braves conduct a clinic on.
both islands.
Climaxing this instruction
will be an inter-island All-Star
game with players from both
islands selected by the teach
ers who will be: Luis Dino,
Hugh Wise, Wal, Widmeyer
and Bill Steinecke. After the
game these four will select
one player from each island
ard take them to the Braves
spring training c a m p at
Wayvross, Georgia, for a mini
mum period of two weeks, all
expenses paid. The All-St!ar
game will be played in st.
Thomas on March 1. Trans
portation and accommodations
for the St. Croix players will
be handled by the Virgin Is
lands Baseball Clinic Commit
tee.
This Information was an
nounced by John w. Mullen,
Director of the Braves Farm
System, who advises that the
quartet Of instructors will ar
rive in ST. Thomas on Febru-
airy "a. They will spend Feb
ruary Is completing arrange
ments for the session and the
clinic will get under way on.
February 26. Arrangements
are being completed for the
Braves star outfelder and
batter, Hank Aaron, to join
them here.
AL equipment brought here
by the Braves for the clinic
will be left with the Recrea-
ton Division.
, 1959-02-10

According 70 a Police report,
Fsteban claimed that his COM
mon-laW wife had been acting
rude, used insulting words
and cursed him, during an ar
in their home at Plots
No. 81 and IS Richmond, adj
joining the p. Hamilton Jack
son Housing Project. He took
up an eight-inch bread knife
and she ran out the house
into the Project; he ran after
her; she fell but got up and
started to run again. She
fell a second time, just two
hundred and seventy-fve feet
the house, when he
caught up with her and inflict-
ed two wounds on her back;
two in her side and one on her
leg.
Miss Navarro was placed in
an ambulance but was pro-
nounced dead by DR.. Conrad
Stevens. She died of multiple
wounds, shock & hemorrhage.
Esteban, who is known as
an extremely quiet man, has
q legal wife in Culebra with
.nOm ne mas eleven children.
He lived with his common
wife for fifteen years; she
bore him three children, Sarita
Il, Anna Julia 8 & Orlando s.
has a total Of twenty-five
here, in Puerto Rico
and in the United States.
Investigation is being car
ried out under the direction Of
Lieutenant Bowling and Ser
Archibald Davis.
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STAR PONTIAC


one Of yssslnsten.s slds.. ana
most reliable neW-ear dealers
QneTa the ney. wide-track Pom
tack sport sedan for only S2,721
This car IL factory equipped and
ready 70 roll. You may have I'm.
mediate delivery IN the color Of
your choice, Down payments and
hank loans 70 suit your BUDGET.
STAR PONTIAC
Over 30 Years IN Same Location
400 Block Fla. Ave MI, Open Ewes
RENAULT DAUPHINE; equip. with
automatic cleo. clutch, radio, W.
". tires; beautiful coral red: very
low-mileage demonstrator. Today's
special at only si.09b.
darlington Motors, Inc.
At Akers Olds-c Cadillac CO.
Fairlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV. 3-1216
RENAULTB-Trade-ins 'B7 and '5s
DAuphines, S005-s1s29b. guar.
CAPITOL PARTISAN
MOTORS, INC.
e2nd and N SITS. NV. Pc. 1880
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PONTIAC '55 2-door sedan: hydra !,
r. and h.: beaut, 2-tone finish
ney-ear eond.; full price, only
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4100 o.. Ave. ia. 9-2900-2s04
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STANLEY H. HORNER
ROSENTHAL

CHEVROLET
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe I'd.
Arlington, Va. ia. 7-6766
PLYMOUTH 1858 4-drs T., b., d..
6est ofieri. WI. s-Ss56.
PLYMOUTH '5S VS. 4-door sedan;
radio, heater. sportone; factory
of1ciG |, gar eay like new; full price
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave, ia. 9-2900-2904
PL.. MOUTH '52 2-dr.: real clean;
Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. 1889.
PLYMOUTH SO 2-dr, hardtopi !.
and h., new Wv. tires: Sl,O9b.
Immac. RE. 5-e5O3 after 5.
PLYMOUTH '5S Savoy co. 4-door;
5000 actual miles, radio, heater,
powerfiite transmission, sportone
paint, beautiful white with dark:
blue top inside; new-car title and
guarantee. Your so could be q
down gayment L. p. STEuART,
s snnIae. f1, $500 leSj S4'n And
PLYMOUTH $50 Savoy VS.: auto.
push-button drive. r. and h.: beau
tiful light blue finish; In excel.
cond.; fun price only $1,095.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave, IA. 9-29OQ-2904
PLYMOUTH '55 "s'' Beiyedere
iardtop; automatic, transmission;
RADIO and heater; red and white;
1895,
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PONTIAC '57

2-door sedan VS.; hydra
matte, z. and h.. wisteria finish;
yer. low mileage; priced real
cheap. carries full guarantee,
ef QQQ
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Ibo paineerfeId I'd. ov. s-ooel
PONTIAC 80 Catalina; radio ant
THCTTNE
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1850 Bladensburg I'd. NE.

La. O~ltuo
PONTIAC $50 convert: r. and h.,
Wv, hydra; excel. eond.; ST.
20b; pvt. ia. $4,000.
PONTIAC 'bs station wagon: So
400 or make ofier. To be shown
sun. March I at rear sl4 H st..
NV, RE. 7-7152.
PONTIAC 1851 2-dr.; top shapes
s175. ia. 4-7O62.
PONTIAC $50 Star Chief Catalina
hardtop; stratofiite hydra T. and
h.: beaut, white over beige. spe-
eial. 81 ,405
American Service Center
Studebaker p ackard- Mercedes
.5S5 NJ 0lebe Rd., Arl., IA. 7-7722
PONTIAC 1881 4-dr. sed,; excel,
cond.; hydra, r. and h., new
est otier. IA, 4-6697.
PONTIACS SO
Immediately delivery For the best
deal see Mcneil
MCNEIL PONTIAC
a IN r MHs H AAxxkr or s 81 fisSSSS
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WILL E EosSST Dow m r S4Sh ssgDoE1
STAR PONTIAC
407 Floridh Ave. NE. Ii. e-7204
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PONTIAC '56

P sIs,TI 81 Syd; gais SyI, xsIy
$EERy''ssa 1 $50 wis, ave- s%HN NV =
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sTUDE. 80 LArks and Hawks al
models: immed. delivery. AMERI'
CAN SERVICE CENTER, SIS N
Glebe I'd, ArI. IA. LITER.
STUDEBAKER SO Champion sedan
very unusually clean eeonomy car,
SIS mo. WoiPf MoToRs. ls5;
N. Moore st., Arl., Va. At Rosslyn
ia. 1881.
STUDEBAKER coupe: real trans
portation Slss. JOYCE MOTORS
3217 N. 10th st. Arl.. IA.
1854.
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PONTIAC $50 star chlsf 4-doof
hardiop: one owner: one-yeaF
warranty ns F.s S,, et,ss refused.
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340O N. Fairfax Drive, Arlington
OPPOSITE KANNs IA. 4-2111
PLYMOUTH $50 Custom suburban
r, and b., plus % other extras;
neW-car condition. We sincerely
believe this to be the most out
standing buy in town. (Save
$1,000, S2,695, cash, trade or
your terms.
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STATION
WAGONS

FIN sfSEsT EE HscsaI s' 81 fs Il ION
WAGONS IN THIS AREA 2-doors
4-door, 6-passenger and 9-passen-
ser. standard transmission, auto
matte transmission. All wagons
are equipped with radios and
heaters and are winterized. Some
power steering. NO FIXED DOWN
PAYMENT. Long-term bank-rate
financing available. TRADE UP
OR TRADE DOWN. We take later
models IN trade and give you the
cash difference. Your present car
does not have to be paid for. NO
PAYMENTS TIL APRIL Is.
PHONE FOR SPEEDY CREDIT
APPROVAL.
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Bslvedere hardtop coupe; push-hut.
ton automatic Transmission. V-b
engine. radio, heater, power steer
new InS la sSra Sishsni = 81 'Bas.
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PONTIAC $50 convert; r. and b.,
y sS. ID hydra excel; eond'; ST.
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JUSTINE i
.6eO1 Baltic; Aye, IHsyattsvills

PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr.; r. and b.,
light green t n1sh,s FplI gN Eies sl 20
West Broad St, Falls Church. Va,
PLYMOUTHS 81, '52, $50, '54 q
dr.. 4-dr. hardtops; finest selection
Of these clean economy IN
sis I mo no. WOLFE 'SMoToRs' 17ss
N. Moore ST., Arl., Va. ct Rosslyn,
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PONTIAC 'b8 4-dr. sedan; =, and
h. $3.50 or best oier. Call III.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

PLYMOUTH 90 Belysdere 4-dr.;
3-tone salmon and whItes $3.50.
excel eend. oWNER. Az. 7-zel 0,
PLYMOUTH 'b7 Savoy a-dE. sedan;
extra clean 1-oWner car; equlpped
with power ateeFlng, puah-bgttgn
drive, YES engine, 7. and n.
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OLns as SUPER "es" convertible;
r. and A., power steering and
brakes en white; excellent shape.
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REIL MOTORS

BELL MO1OhO
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
PLYM. '51 custom sedan; S195. SIS
an, SIS mo. ROPER MOTOR, LA.
h-2700.
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OURISMAN-MANDELL
CHEVROLET

I224i Nichols Ave. sE, 10. 9-l0bl
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. sedan: prI.
sell, S245 II. l-6i0S.
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POHANKA IMPORTS

SILVER SRI sprins. Hd. Ju s-sa2s
oLDs '5i 4-door: good srnnsp. I.
In. 3-0222.
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KIRK MOTOR CO.
5000 Ga, Ave, ia. $4,000
pT.YMOITTH-1057
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FEHM .:1gS ma M s'ssIoOi, Sos Z 'P 81
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Suburban. cabbage lds Co.

pLYMOUTH 'b7 sedan. beautiful
2-tone blue, equipped with radio,
heater, automatic TRANSMISSION.
power sssering; &c sse@ sxeepsionaiis
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LUSTTNE

1901 Balto. Ave. HyAtts. AP. T-b7ee
OLDsMoBfLE 1888 "ss" 2-door:
hydramatie, q. h.: sharp 2-tons
finish, w.-w. tires: immaculate
condition; low mileage: $1.19b.
nTTnTONHANy NTTOET =
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FoNIIAc ia5I s-dTI bob shaDsI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01

the Council indicated wanted the manager to resume his
handling of the school budget they follow their present
thinking, Reese next year will go the school budget
carefully and delete certain items. Yet the four lawyers
the Council earlier this year apparently felt that there
doubt about legality of Reese taking such action
What has happened in the meantime? No laws have been
changed Only the thinking of the lawyers to have
changed.
Councilman point out that under the proposed plan
the school board would submit its budget directly to the
Council. Thus Reese will be Officially" bypassed and
their State law which requires that elected
county heads-not managers-act the school budget
will be met Unofficaly, however the school
heads give their budget request to the Council the latter
will turn it to Reese to be worked over So it
fair to ask in what way would the procedure be differ
ent from the old?
We said here earlier that thought the decision to
bypass the county manager good We still think
The school board has highly skilled staff School
board members elected and hence accountable direct
y to the people for their every How many hands
must the budget go through before its adoption?
The Councils move to increase its power over Reese
school budget cuts by having proposed charter amend
men drawn that would lower from So to 43 the vote by
which it could the managers recommendations is
probably good But such move in itself is indica-
tive of the Councils current thinking that Reese should
get back into the act far the school board budget
concerned after having held off this year.
The whole move indicates vaciation on the part of
the Council And the facts were really known they would
probably reveal that conservatives who out to keep
school budget down to the lowest possible point have scored
major victory. Coming at the same time that learn
of the biggest annual increase in school enrolment cou-
ty history this little ironic.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01
Rock Creek Plan

THE long-awaited Rock Creek watershed plan is now
out and it difficult after reading the plan to UNDER
stand how almost full year of study was required to COM
plete it.
Containing fewer than two dozen mimeographed pages
and only map the plan leaves one with the trm I'M
preston that hasy rough job that may or may not
deserve serious consideration Authors of the plan them
selves point that it contains very few major changes
from existing conditions Hence it reassurng to reao
their contention that the proposal has been carefully
weighed its ultimate effect the watershed ~ years
hence"
Further bostering this initial impression is the
plans admission that depends entirely for population
forecasts on the recently Mass transportation
Survey We know of at least one set OF figures IN the hgn
y-toued Mass Transportation Survey that did little to IN
spre confidence That was the relating to Rockvles
past present and future population. The MIS- reported
that Rockville in 1865 would have population OF 24OOO
and in 1880 the citys population would reach 34OOO How
far off the report in that regard can be seen from the
fact that Rockville areadysx years before the survey
ors said it would have 24,000-has population now of
$4,000.
The plans hypothesis that the surrounding Rock
Creek itself should tend to be "open" sound De-
veloperS arguments the contrary however sincerely
they put forward surely must result from raonalza
tion The fact is that there water and nesor
dense developmen-n and around Rockville and Gathers
burg and these two necessities of compact moderday
BODYBUILDING rapidly creeping toward Oney
where the planners envison another satellite community
We agree with their arguments that the beautiful be-
tween Oney and Gahersburg lends itself to onehalf ana
two-acre development, recommended by them rather
than 9000foot (small city lott development
Location of light industrial in the plan on the North
Rockville boundary eminenty logical consider
ing the type of development there but the recommended
ton for dense R-90) development along the Northern
boundary of Norbec- Rockville rd is difficult to under
stand With the exception of fundamentally unatractve
graveyard at Norbeck the is tending toward
country club estateype development and that believe
is the type of development that should be encouraged in
our county.
Hearings will be held the plan before its adoption
and changes, doubt will be made. What is basicay at
stake here, the public should realize the principle of
whether dense development must follow lines or
whether is possible to resist great pressure and tend to
build somewhat better homes with little land around
them though line is nearby. So far Mont
gomery County and all attempts to do this have failed