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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
SPLIT-FOYER
RAMBLER
YEONAS REALTY
IA. 8-2100
"Air- Conditioned"
COMFORT

Sparkling white rambler on lO9x20C
II lot situated amidst towering
oaks . good-slze bedrooms, livine
room with fireplace, hot-watei
heat and full basement Beat the
heat and assume q 434eo GI loan
on this terrific value at only
Sl5.05O.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

HYATTS.-15,40O so. It. level land.
Owner must sell Priced below
market at S10,500. TO. 9-5499.
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$17,250
20 Fl. Kitchen
Brick Rambler

This home, surrounded by
over " acre beautifully land
scaped lawn, features GAIT.
living room with dining area,
fireplace, 3 good-size bedrms.,
"2-car" carport, large patio,
washer and drier goes with
house. In walking distance OF
schools. $1,000 down FLA.
Call CIR. 3-456O.
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$24,950
Fine Address
Alexandria

A solid brick rambler with
lots Of room for living and
relaxing; 24x15 living room
with charming fireplace: 10
It, kitchen providing all the
latest conveniences and space
for eating: coy den. 8 good
size bedrooms. large jalou-
sled porch, full bath upstairs,
roughed-in bath III full out
side entrance basement. spa
cious recreation room with
fireplace: under house garage
tool--one block to bus. Call
XII. $3.50.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES - Assun

IT OF loan, $50 per mo. paws
all: 3-bedrm. brick semi Colonial;
~ baths, daylight bsmt. This
home offers walking distance to
shopping center, schools ard
tranSp. Possession within 30 DAYS.
See today. W. r. HUGHES CO.,
Ap r-1AOO
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BJJY RURCH

New brick-and -shingle ramblers,
bsdrmss full bsmt,, 2 baths
Rte, past U. OF Md. right on
Lakewood I'd, to homes.
BURCH REALTY CO.
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'ns R1B# GORDIN-MENSH 6oa s7as75

1851 Brookheld Plaza
Springfleld, Virginia
Fleetwood 4-8600
1917 Quaker. Lane
Alexandria, virginia
King 1880
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GENERALS LEAVING

California bound and his pretty
Ashton Heights Colonial will sell
today for S23,50O. Level lot
screened porch, tiled basement
Ia baths, 3 nice bedrooms. North
Arlington's most convenient area,
near Fl; Myer, ! block from Ar
opportunity to call today.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
ARLINGTON

49,. REALTY CO., INC.
$500 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
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SUNkEN LIV. RIM. Is but one ter
rife feature Of this terrifie 3-bed
Tm. brk. rambler. Master bedrm
has pvt. powder rm., sep. din. rm.,
basmt., carport and guess what,
only Sl7,750. Won't last. so call
now. DU. $4,000. BETTER HOMES
REALTY CO., REALTORS,
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1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginia
South $500
e31 North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson 10000
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
sWTRLEY WOODS pIo pI

sHIRLEY WOODS - BIG, BIC
RooMs-IAfAAcULATE CUSTOM
BUILT BRICK RAMBLERl Beauti,
III center-hall entrance, 25xlt
ylaf 5m us ssp9 sIIv . dining rOoT
with eating space, 2 twin bedrms
master bedrm.. 2lxl5l, Lowell,
rear scr, porch, beautifully finish,
ca recreation room with fireplace
2-ear garage. plus carport. Beau.
titul rear yard completely fenced
IL you have large furniture anC
need room for . grand piano-thi
Is itl' Reasonably priced in TN
30s,, Call ia. b-7bT5, METzLET
healtors. After . pm, CIR. 3
sUNKEN LIV. RIM. Is but one ter,
rife feature Of this terrifie 3-bed
I'm. brk. rambler. Master bedrm
has pvt. powder rm., sep. din. rm.
basmt., carport and guess what
only $1,000. Won't last. so cal
now, DU. $4,000. BETTER HOMES
REALTY CO, REALTORS.
VACANT am a friendly, immac
split-level home In q nice commu
nifty. / am really lonely and wan
folks and pets; In return ] offer I
warm welcome 10 folks who neet
. nice bedrms., an unusual liv
rm. and din. area with floor TO
ceiling windows, ga baths,
hasn't. with lovely rec. room
storm windows, attach. gar. an
nice wooded fenced lot. l have
lot to offer for S21,95O. Pleas
come 70 see me Call IA. $4,000
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC
REALTORS.
o AcREs-Contemporary home witt
springfield lake. lust like you'vi
dreamed OF owning. privacy
woods; really different. 2S-ft. Nv
rm;, formal dining rm., 3 twii
bedTms., maids rm., rec. rm.,
baths. car carport: vacant
raise a family ericed at sash
Shown by appt. JE. 2-gOOO. WIN
A, CHAPMAN REALTY, INC, 7Ol
w, Broad St, Falls Church, Va
sI7,5O0 RANCHER in Seven Corn
ers area-Fuli bsmt. with rec rm
2 .nrepls.. 3 nice bedrms.; beauti
full lot: washer, dryer storm
windows; 9 stoves ali included
Move in immediately. This vii
not last. JE $4,000. VIM. A
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
4-ROOM HOUSE, must be move
within 30 days from premises. 70
further information call SC
S-a27S.
e ACRES AND HEAVEN-Moderi
rambler-styleu home. 3 twin-Sizel
bedrms. for the kids. most desir
able close-in area; expand to you
hearts content makes this al
estate possibility. Only SlS.5OG
Good terms. To inspect, phone
JE. 10000. WIN. A. CHAPMAl
REALTY. INC.
70 ACRE
Brand-new three bedroom ramble
With fun basement: rear porch
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-311(
"a ACRE
Cory rambler in good suburbal
location; "a basement lots Of gar
den space; full price only $4,000
low down payment.
BROWN & BROWN
REALTY JE 4-004
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HOUsEl BY HUGHES-perfecf n

HOUSEl BY HUGHES-Perfect for
large family or If older parents
live with you. Potential 5 bed
rms. > lge. hedrms.. big sep. din
nm, full bath LIST a. End A. will
offer 3 bsdrmS. and bath Be uti-
full daylight bsmt. Very, very
clean condition throughout. Of
street parking. Only Sl5.a5U.
w. R. HUGHES Co, AP. T-l4OO.
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2 ACRES AND HEAVEN-Moderr
rambler-styleo home. 3 twin sizec
bedrms. for the kids, most desir.
able close-in area; expand to your
hearts content makes this ar
estate possibility. Only S18,50O
Good terms. To inspect, phone
JE; 10000; WIN. A. CHAPMAN
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HOUSES WANTED TO bur
icONIlNUEDl

MODERN. CLEAN 8 or 4 bedroom
house IN sc or Prince Geo Co.
loo, Have substantial cash. MRS.
COX. LU, 2-B136 or ST, 3-736s.
SILVER sPRING-House urgently
needed, Numerous all cash buyers.
No obligation. Call BEERS BROS,
10. b-76iO.
Sill. sP0..wHEATON = Homes
urgently needed In this area.
ALLEN REALToR. RIA. 6-3333.
UNIV. PK.-client wants 5000
home In park area. r. q. dunno
CO.. FE. 3-1l73, no. 10000.
VIRGINIA
Cali Mr.. Cox cox Il CO, RE.
7-l633, evenings, EN-. 3-02b3
WISH TO INVEST substantial
cash In houses, apis. or lots by
Aue. 81. tn. 2-7900.
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BY OWNER

lO0-year-old 4-bedroom
Andrews Field; den, fireplace,
modern kitchen. oil h,-w.h.:
vacant. immaculate condition /;
only SlS,DoO; trade tanything OF
value such as BLDG. lots, inboard
cruiser. small homel or terms.
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BRADBURY, d MEIGHT HTS. .I. Sst;t Is
coIOpial . 6sdrms,. ~ baths,
LYLE deLozIER, WA, 10000,
BRAND-NEW RAMBLER in heart
Sedrns., isil bs%t, level :ot'
wa 7-3e0G' ROBERT s. DAVIS
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BUDGET CONSCIOUS?

Convert your apaItmspt receipts 70
rambler only a stones throw from
the heart OF Falls Church. Every
room carries the "oxydoi Sparkle, =
the home is full OF cheer. It's all
yours for $4,000 FLA appraised
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FORREST HFIGHTs-3 he'd

FOREST HEIGHTS bedrms.. Ia
baths, liy, rm.. dining area. sun
porch with air-cond,, full bsmt.
corner lot FLA appraised; low
down payment, $4,000. FOREST
HEIGHTS REALTY, 5O25 Indian
Head hwy. 10. 7-1ll6. 10
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56-FT. RAMBLER

This Mclean home Is hidden per-
fectly in q wooded New England
setting 2e-ft, living room with
charming brick fireplace. separate
dining room and modern country
Sassme eten Snd bAsE ts RIFE Ho 59
WATER HEAT. The long, tree
lined approach to this non-sub-
division home Is priced for the
averaGe bargain hunter at S27.5OO
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HAVE CHILDREN? See this out.
standing 3-bedrm.. > up and
down. , baths, l up and ! dowr
brick Cape Cod with bsmt.. din
nm. storm windows and beautifu
handicapped lot with children.
To O-RTRo
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BARR

Metropolitan Realty Exchange
ZIG Wilson Blvd. ia, 4-335O
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STORES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

5000 SO. FIT. plus parking, 1-story
brick BLDG, close-in location.
Available Immediately Call Mr..
Holland, H. G. SMITHY CO., Sill
10th st. NV, ST. $4,000.
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SHANNON & LUCHS
LA. h-RSnO

ov. Slab IA. 6-esOc
ALEX.-GI Alr-cond, 3-bedrm. brk
rambler Comp. redec u baths
E1Sf e ~ fully IT -d eauip r e. ' %ail
S-S50jGG, Ext. 4i2i. OWNER Nc
AGENTS
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COZY-5 rms. bath: basement
stairway TO unfinished attic, gas
h.w.-h.: approx. years old. built
by owner. Sl2.60D FLA appraised
ARTHUR ? GRANHoLM' BRoK-
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HIGHyIEW, 1915 6lst place :.
Lovely corner rambler with full
basement end finished attic. Beau.
ttful handicapped lot. Fenced
Priced low Al $i4;TSo Nice q
naneing. MAX MILLER. Ii. 2
200 or ia Q-SSb3
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RE. 6-6864 or RE. 5-8347

CHILLUM = Attention veterans.
Only $3.50 dn. and S7S.9B per
mo, buys this charming Colonial,
feat. spac. bedrms,, lge. liy.
rm., sep. din. rm., mod. kit, full
bsmt., concrete side porch and
n lS s.,. cor loti located iiS II St JOINS
REALToRs. AP. T-720O.
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COLLEGE PIX. AREA-LoYeiy 6-rm
brk. -and-frame home. Closed-ir
porch. full bsmt., beaut. lge. cor.
ner lot; Sli;a5O; FLA or COW
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HICKS
$16,400
Assume Az % Loan
Woodbridge

This 2Ia-year-old split-level is
situated on an attractive roll
ing lot, close to shopping and
bus; living room with fire.
place; separate dining area,
modern equipped kitchen. 3
nice size bedrooms, full out
side entrance basement with
partition for recreation room:
storage attic. city water and
sewer. Dial 703-Gypsy
10000.
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Our Advertisers
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Morrow, Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
Isabelle Gibson, Chicago; Mrs.
Vivian Weaver, Cleveland; Mrs.
Estelle Scott Johnson, Cheyney,
Pa; Mrs. Gretchen Jackson, Bos-
ton; Mrs. Pauline F. Weeden, Va;
Mrs. Marie Cole, Los Angeles, and
Mrs. Victoria Adams, Baltimore.
Past presidents Mrs. Julia
Grimes, Detroit, Mrs. Freddye S.
Henderson, Atlanta, and Mrs. B..
Clare Overton, Philadelphia, re-
ceived service PLAQUES donated to
NAFAD by The Coca Cola Com
pany, Atlanta, Ca, and presented
by Mrs. Jeanette w. Brown,
NAFAD founder.
Convention speakers during the
week included Mrs. Emelie Tolley,
fabric editor, Seventeen Maya
zine; Mrs. Anne Donavin, mer-
chandise coordinator, Seventeen
Magazine; Mrs. Hilda o. Fortune,
personnel services, N. Y. Urban
League; Harry Gold, executive and
technical unit, Manhattan Aparell
Industries, N. Y. State Department
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perior Court in behalf of the Ne
groes.
The plans, two years in the max
ing, call for clearing what has
been officially designated a slum
area and replacing it with a
model" white industrial and bust
ness section.
The Negroes now living or do
ing business in the area are to be
relocated. The Negroes charged
the Federal Government was pay
ing most of the renewal cost to
develop integrated residential
neighborhoods."
Mayor Willard A. Beckum de.
MED that such goals could be
achieved under the city's residen.
tial coming policies and expressed
doubt that the Indignation pros.
pect was the real interest behind
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Ghana Opposition
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DR.. Busia said when he reached
London with his wife and four
children that he had fled the coun-
try because the newspapers were
calling for his arrest.
DR.. Busia said Ghana was crap
idly becoming dictatorship"
"The government is seriously
trying to wipe out the opposition"
he added.
Told of the institution of the
libel action against him, DR.. Busia
said he would return to Ghana "if
necessary" to fight it.
But he said he had not resigned
a leader of the United Party. He
also said he had not accepted a
offer to become professor at
Leyden and The Hague.
IA position has arisen," he said
"where l have to consult with my
political colleagues in Accra and
the university authorities.
"If / accepted these appoint.
ments it would mean the end Of
my political career-for the time
being"
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he saw a car containing teenagers
roar down the street and he thinks
that he saw them throw something
at another home in the neighbor-
hood, though there were no other
complaints to police.
The police report set the dam
age to the six-by-eight foot pane
of glass at SIS, though it OBJ
served that the "owner estimated
damage at $75."
In 1857, the home was a center
of controversy when the owner re-
fused to sell to Mays because of
pressure" from neighbors. He
later agreed to the sale after civ
ic sentiment formed behind the
ballplayer.
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Prince Edward School Foundation,
which plans to educate the white
students in churches, lodge halls
and other facilities.
No plans have been made to
educate the Negroes. The Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People plans a
suit to force the county to ap-
propriate school money and op-
crate integrated classes.
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Willie Mays
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average stands at .318).
The crashing of glass brought
the Giants centerfielder and his
visiting brother-in-law, Diablo
Mendella, out of bed at 200 am.
Mrs. Mays is in New York for
the graduation of her daughter
from parochial school.
VENDETTA, a New Yorker, said
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Virginia Schools,
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had been granted by Federal Judge
Sterling Hutcheson.
The supervisors made their &C.
ton final last Friday by adopting
a budget for the fiscal year start.
ing today with no money for edu-
cation.
The white teachers have been
promised employment bYM the
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Fashion
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NOOIItlIIueu ITUIH age OHeJ
men in the United States for 1858
by Mrs. Evelyn Cunningham, city
editor, The Pittsburgh Courier.
They were Mrs. Lucille McAllister
Scott, Atlanta, Ga; DR.. Jean
Noble, New York; Mrs. Zelma
Mitchell, st. Louis; Mrs. Catherine
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DR.. Ralph Bunche

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Secretary General for Special Po-
litical Affairs, holds Pho. degree
in political science from the his
toric institution.
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Of Labor; Mrs. Ethel Payne, AFL-
Clio, and Terry Mayer, David
Crystals, Inc.
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the suit.
He said the city would defend
the project in court.
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Patronize Our Advertisers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26
NeWcOmb Picked
To Attend Big
School COncIaUe

Lawrence Newcomb. principal
of Grosvenor Elementary School,
Bethesda, will attend the Ma
tional Convention of Elementary
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26
Wheaton Area to Be Hub
OF Planning District Z

gaps were noticeable in the area,
but these are now filling in in an
orderly manner. Among the ques.
tons facing the commission, in
allowing for additional CONNER
cial zoning in Wheaton, are the
effect of the impact of the ahtic-
ipated opening of Wheaton Plaza
this fall and what will happen to
buildings vacated by triangle and
other businesses moving to the
plaza.
Stellhorn warned the chamber
against ultimate deterioration Of
certain areas through successive
ly "downgraded" types of rentals
as has happened elsewhere in the
county.
In response to a question from
the audience, Stellhorn said that
satellite commercial areas are
ideally two miles from a regional
center, such as Wheaton. The
Veirs Mill, Twinbrook and Rock
vile shopping areas are well
spaced, according to him; where
as, the Glenmont commercial
development is felt by the Com
mission to be little too close to
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to serve as a consultant to one
of four discussion groups planned
for the convention.
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S ENTIN Ell H coTNT2' MD'
Thursday, February Is, I95s--R5

the regional shopping area of
Wheaton.
The eventual completion of
highway plans for Area Z, which
includes the extension of Con.
necticut ave. Randolph rd., recon-
struction of University blvd,
construction Of the outer belt and
circumferential highways and the
Northwest pkwy., and a Te-work-
ing of Glenmont.Co lesville rd.,
together with coming plan for
the entire area should make the
Wheaton Planning Area a self
contained unit with easy and
ample access and egress, Stell-
horn said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26
Giant Carpenter Fights
To SnUe Terriers Life

Rockville volunteer firemen last Sunday had to with
giant carpenters powerful grief in order his tiny ter
rer from blaze that than $4,000 damage.
1t was 1888 pm when Rockville arrived at the home of
H. M Evans Travah rd The of the fveroom frame
house completely afre
They found dstraught Evans and his wife who had been
awakened by neigboIs Chief Berry described Evans
full carpenter weighing around $50 pounds
Evans rushed into the burning house find his pet
dogs, and four firemen had to forcibly eject him.
In his grief Evans repeatedly tossed the smaller fire.
around like children.
1t. Charles o. Poole of Rockvies No. company
moved Evans Distress he attempted of the
dogs He alternately pressed and released the small terriers
ribs and then administered oxygen He rewarded at last
when the dog began to breathe
He wrapped the animal in blankets and in the heated
ambulance where completely The other dog died
from smoke inhalation
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26
9th District
Democratic
Units Meet

Members of Democratic State
Central Committees in the five
counties making up the Sixth
Congressional District held their
second joint meeting last week in
Frederick.
Ward Caddington, chairman of
the Montgomery County Demo
cratic State Central Committee,
said the purpose of the meetings
IS to coordinate Democratic Party
affairs in the five areas - Mont.
gomery, Frederick, Washington,
Garrett and Allegany Counties.
The idea of holding the periodic
meetings was originated by the
Montgomery County committee.
Shortly after the first meeting
was held last August, members
of the Maryland General Assem-.
bly, who represent the five coun.
ties formed a similar organiza.
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26

The Wheaton Business District
is pictured as a hub around
which Planning Area No. Z of the
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission will be
formulated, according to Arthur
X. Stellhorn, Director of Planning
for the M.NCPPC.
Stellhorn, guest speaker before
the Wheaton Chamber of Com
merce at its regular meeting last
week. described Planning Area
No. z as bounded on the east by
the proposed Northern Parkway;
on the west by Rock Creek; on
the north by the Outer Belt High
way; and on the south by the
circumferential highway planned
just south of Forest Glen I'd.
A new land use plan and a
new highway plan for Wheaton
and Area No. Z are now being
worked on and preliminary plans
will be ready for publication and
discussion within the next two or
three months. T h s e plans will
detail the coming and highway
future for Wheaton and the sur
rounding area.
Stellhorn described Wheaton's
Business District as IAN adde's
cent" now filling in and coming
into adulthood. A few years ago
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26

Clifford Fleeharty and family;
and Mr.. and Mrs. f. McKisson.
Pack 483 celebrated in the cafe.
terra of Richard Montgomery
High School at a catered dinner.
John 0. Moser, cubmaster, re-
ported about $50 present at this
affair. Special guests We're Greg
Wore, president of Twinbrook
P-TA; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grot-
ton, representative of District
Scout Council; Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
cuz, scoutmaster of Boy Scout
Troop 495; and Rev. James Fail,
minister of the Presbyterian
Church in Rockville.
Awards were presented after
dinner, and four members of the
Webelos were graduated into the
Boy Scouts. Movies and Indian
dances concluded the program. A
dramatic sequel was the closing
of the meeting by the retiring
four Webelos.
The newest pack, Meadow Hall
943, celebrated over at the Hot
Shoppe in Silver Spring with just
fathers and sons getting together.
A few short speeches were given
by Robert Raft, cubmaster, and
DR.. Andrew Peacock, the commit
tee chairman.
Alice and Lewis Francis of Van
dergrift ave-, spent the weekend
at the Chalfonte Haddon-Hall in
Atlantic City, N. J. They attended
a convention of the American As
ISOLATION of School Administra-
tors With them were DR.. and
Mrs. Arthur Templeton. assistant
superintendent in charge of Bust
ness Affairs in Rockville, and Mr..
and Mrs. Sale Heslop.
Lucy and Henry Redkey enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Albright
of Washington, d. c., last Friday
evening at dinner. They recently
returned from two years in Bra
I'll where Mr.. Albright did rehabi-
litation for the U. N.
The George Washington Ball"
was held last Friday evening in
the gym of the Broome Junior
High School. 1t was sponsored by
the Dramatics Club, the host was
Mr.. Won Messen of Future Teach
ers of America.
Mrs. Arnold Duquette gave her
daughter, Barbara, special treat
last Monday when she took her
and three friends to see the Dick
Clarke program in Philadelphia.
The girls, all cheer leaders at
Broome Junior High School were
Marty Book, Chrissie Evan and
Joan Bergquist.
Homemakers II will meet on
Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. at the home
of Peggy Boyle, 1902 McAuliffe
DIR. Co-hostesses will be Helen
Yost, Betty Mcmahon, and Mary
Bender.
The guest speaker will be DR..
L. L. Frost, director of the Child
Guidance Clinic of the Washing
ton Juvenile Court. His subject is
Courtesy at Home"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26

School Princi-
pals in Los An
G eles n e X t
week.
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Newcomb, tao
N e w C o m b
tire a S u rer of
t h e Montgom-
cry Cou n t y
Principals AS
ISOLATION, h a S
b e e n selected
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26
Realtors Meet Today

The years first general meet
ing of the Montgomery County
at 8 pm. today at the Ken.
Board of Realtors will be held
wood Golf and Country Club. The
group will pay special tribute to
the 10 winners of the boards
annual outstanding salesman con-
test.