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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-10

superior. This is only natural. Ac-
tually, a professionally trained
person is about the only one who
can come very close in evaluating
intelligence. However, rough
yardstick is the child'S ability TO
draw forms. The youngster is
asked to copy simple drawings.
The average child can copy:
circle at 3 years
a square at q years
cross at 5 years
a triangle at 6 years
a diamond at 7 years
0. We hare just been told that
our 6-year-old wiH neuer grOis
up mentally. Why can't doc
tors ,uarn parents iUho are like
" TO hare defective children?
A. Because mental deficiency is
not always a matter of heredity.
There are other causes although
heredity may be the prime factor.
Not knowing this, many parents
of defective children develop a
guilt complex which can have
disastrous effects on the child as
we'll as the parents. Intellectual
deficiency can be slight or severe.
Whatever the intellectual level,
the aim must always be TO nur-
ture and develop the mind SO
that the child can live full life
to the limit of his powers. Even
though the retarded child is be-
low normal generally, he will
have some mental qualities which
can be cultivated. Special atten-
ton should be directed toward
developing his assets.
Questions directed to Science Edi-
tors, 20. Box 1916, Madison So.
Sta, N. Y. 10, N. Y. will be in
corporated in these columns when
possible.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-10
| SEE BY THE DAMIES

The last moon shot failed be-
cause a plastic covering over the
payload came off after launching
Hawaii celebrated its admission
as 50th state on Thanksgiving Day
and Friday following.
Red Japanese stormed parlia-
ent pledge of tolerance had been
redeemed once more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20
HUNTING
and
FISHING

If you're eager to 60 after
big game this fall, why not try
bull elk? There will be a three
day open season in four vir-
ginia counties.
The counties are Bedford,
Bland, Botetourt and Giles and
the season will be from Novem-
Der 1913. Elk hunting will be
allowed countrywide in the
first three, but only west of the
New River in Giles. Bag limit
is one per season and the use
OF dogs is prohibited.
In addition to a SIS elk Ii
cense for residents and $35 for
nonresidentS. you'll need a 81
national forest stamp to hunt
on Forest Service land in
Bland, Botetourt and Giles. If
you also want small game or
deer. you'll need additional
State and county licenses.
Main reasons for the season
is to control crop damage, al
though the herds are small.
One of about 50 elk is in Bote-
tourt and Bedford Counties in
the Peaks of Otter area and
ranges over national forest land
in Botetourt County, land
closed to hunting in the Blue
Ridge Parkway and some pri-
vate land in Bedford County.
The larger herd of about $50
ranges over Forest Service land
in the Dismal-No Business
Game Management Area which
lies largely in western Giles
County. All the terrain is diff
cult.
4 4 4
Pennsylvania and New Jersey
dogs walked away with a good
share of the honors in the fall
field trial of the National Cap
ital Field Trial Club.
The trial took place on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20

could go down and wher
waterfowl needs are greatest.
The Governor also asked
hunters mot to shoot the criti-
cal species. Even though you
may have an opportunity to
do so, don't shoot canvasbacks,
redheads and rudy ducks
Let's spare all the adult birds
we can this winter and return
a stable population of breeders
to the nesting grounds next
summer"
A recent Fish and Wildlife
bulletin noted that duck stamp
sales had fallen off 189,79l in
fiscal 1859. A total of 2,l65, 562
were sold, compared to 1885,
1853 last year and the all-time
high Of 2,369.940 in fiscal 1856.
Biggest drop, 1901, was in
the Mississippi Flyway, while
the Atlantic Flyway was down
30.983 to 325,817.
In its drive to enlist the aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

DOWN TENPIN LANE
Matthew r. Bonnie is so re.
garded as a tenpin promoter
and future president of the
American Bowling Congress
that many keglers don't think
Of him as a pinshooter. pure
and simple. Through rotation
Of Office, Matt within eight
years viii become president OF
the worlds largest sports or
ganization, the ABC. For a
while this season Bonnie forgot
about his future eminence as
an executive and expanded his
chest as the man with the
highest three-game score in
the Virginia-Maryland League,
which encompasses the best
tenpinners in the Washington
sector. He rolled a series of
$50 for the Shirley Bowl team.
Today Matt is not expansive,
chestwiSe. On a single day four
members of the league topped
his $50. They were Vern Ash
bacher Of Congressional Plaza,
673; Joe Zok, Pentagon City,
SOL; Viii Vidlock, Shirley Bowl,
656, and John Kovish, Bonfire
Restaurant, also 656.
Said Bonnie, Maybe I should
stick to being a vice president. "
y \ i
Zok's 66l. highlighted by a
256 game, enabled Pentagon
City to score a shutout over
Silver Hill Bowl and gain a one
game lead in a whirling race
with six teams within striking
distance Of the PAGER.
Big games marked the
leagues last ousting. Ash
bacher shot 265, Vidlock 245,
Kovish 244 and Joe Castaldi OF
Pentagon City 244, part of a
622 series.
Congressional Plaza, in win
ming two games from Wheaton
Bowling Center, set a season
record for the league in rolling
a game OF 1.081. The previous
high OF 1,044 by Shirley Bowl
also was topped by Pentagon
City with a 1854.
Mike Fremming of University
City Lanes supplied an oddity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20

Of hunters in conserving water
fowl, Fish and Wildlife is dis
tributing a l6x2l- Inch poster
showing how to identify red
heads, canyasbacks and rudy
ducks, a copy of the poster on
letter-size paper and a leaflet
containing some timely in
formation for hunters.
Trying to Save Cripples
On one page of the leaflet is
a reproduction of a drawing
which stresses that minute
men and old-time duck hunt
ers" did not fire until the
eyes were visible"
The hope is to cut down on
losses of crippled birds, adding
to the hunters bag and saving
for next years nesting birds
which otherwise would die in
the marshes. 1t is estimated
that one-fourth of the birds
shot are not recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20

Janzen, director of the bureau,
told a meeting of its advisory
committee that from all in
formation available, there will
be a definite shortage of ducks.
Gov Almond feels that "the
situation is so critical we may
be on the border Of seeing an
end to waterfowling as we have
known it," Therefore, he is
asking Virginia sportsmen to
do one thing in particular:
Buy duck stamps"
Canadian Report Cheerful
Bert w. Cartwright, chief
naturalist of Ducks Unlimited
of Canada, is much more cheer
full in his october report. He
says that an estimated Is to IS
per cent decrease in the water
fowl population is now difficult
to visualize because of a late
buildup.
The report points out that
drought on the southern prai-
ries of Alberta, Saskatchewan
and Manitoba, Canada's great
breeding grounds, caused the
birds to move northward.
A late hatch resulted, but
one which could not complete
ly compensate for disruption
and reduction of production on.
the southern prairies-it never
has in the past"
1t is on the basis of this
reduction that Cartwright rests
his estimate, although he says
the total still is at a high level
and the overall picture not dis
couraging.
Concerning species, Cart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20

by shooting games of 20S, 204
and 205, in that order.
Vidlock's 656 lifted his aver.
age to 207 for a commanding
lead in the individual race
with Ashbacher next at 201
trailed by Castaldi, 1885 and
Charley Robinson. Pentagon
City, 1881.
The standings: Pentagon
City. 1876; University City
Lanes, lit; Shirley Bowl
1913; Greenbelt, wheaton,
Congressional Plaza and Bon
fire Restaurant, SO each;
BaileyS Crossroads, $40; Ross
Ign, $40, and Silver Hill, 5-13.
y 4 4
Outstripping the teams OF
the Virginia Maryland League
was Bauserman'S Service in the
Metropolitan Major League al
Alexandria TenpinS, which
rolled 3,106 for a season record
in the league and followed with
a 1922 in a postponed match,
Castaldi's $50 was high in the
two performances.
y + 4
Duey Hippeard won the an
nual Early Fall Handicap at
Alexandria Tenpins with a
four-game scratch score of 858
an average of 1912. With a
~ handicap he crossed $40
good for 500.
Jim Myrak was second at
$1,000. followed by Charley
Lavelle, 1886; Castaldi, a busy
kegler, 20-863, and Randy Bare,
44-845.
= = &*
Hosts in Sundays Virginia
Maryland League matches will
be Pentagon City, Shirley Bowl,
Wheaton, Rosslyn and Green
oelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20

wright says the picture is q
little clearer. "Mallards and
pintails are down, canvasbacks
and redheads may be down
while baldpate, gadwall, blue
winged teal and lesser scaur
are up. Canada geese are up but
white-fronted and lesser snow
geese are not yet down in suf-
ficient numbers from the Arctic
to tell"
The duck seasons open Nov
ember 20 and close January 8
in Maryland and Virginia. 1t is
on canvasbacks and redheads
along with ruddy ducks that
Fish and Wildlife clamped its
most rigid restrictions.
The daily bag limit of three
ducks and three coots may not
include more than one canvas
back, one redhead or one rudy
duck.
Appeals to SpOrtsmen
In asking sportsmen to buy
duck stamps, Gov. Almond said:
Whether you intend to use
them or not, buy duck stamps
this season and buy not only
one but as many as your
pocketbook will allow.
"The point to remember is
that all monies collected from
the sale of duck stamps will be
used for the purchase of land
for waterfowl - land that is
badly needed for breeding
grounds, rest stations and feed
ing areas for our hard-pressed
ducks. Help is especially need
ed this year when the revenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20

grounds Of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Chapter Of the Izaak
Walton League near Pooles-
vile, Md.
Results:
Open shooting dog - Dungannon
P, N. Davis, Carrollton, Va; Jet Sur.
vlYor, Joe Perna, Washington; Friendly
City Bud, George Smith, Tab, Va.
Amateur Derby - warwhoop Ed
Wayne Meyers, Mechanicsburg, Va
Hollybourne Country Doctor. S. L
Froelieh, West End, N. j.: HollybournS
Gaiety Girl, Froelich.
Amateur all-age-Hollybourn Jack
Tar, Froelich: Horseshoe Bend Prince
Meyers. Wolf Greek Rip, Blaine Fencil
Weilsvilie, Pa.
Amateur shooting dog - Communi.
CUES Skyrocket Lady, T. Joe Frye
Leesburg; Conodoquinet Mike. Ernest
Rebold. Carlisle, Pa; Markham's Dart
John Markham. Washington.
Best OF winners Communique's
Skyrocket Lady. -COVELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20
Cambridge Next Site
For Fishino Fair

PRESTON, Md, Oct. 20
(AP).-The City of Cambridge
has been selected as the site
of the 1860 Chesapeake Bay
Fishing Fair, a three-day affair
to be held during August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20
LEISURE
OPORTSMAN
REPORTS CONFLICT
Hunters Aid Sought
In Conserving Ducks
BY CHARLES COVELL
outdoor Editor

With the duck season only month away, Fish
and Wildfe, aided by such personageS as Virginias
Gov Almond has launched an about drive to obtain
hunters support in conserving waterfowl
That its views of the seriousness of the situation
haven't changed was shown yesterday Daniel H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20

UNFANoRABLE CONDITIONS IN
NORTHERN NESTING GROUNDS
HAVE CUT THIS FALLS DUCK
SUPPLY. IN MOST SERIOUS
TROUBLE ARE THE THREE
SPECIES SHOWN HERE.
GUNNeFS:
LEE NE DUcKS CONE IN
CLOSE INI1L you CAN LDEN7-
ny MEM, men, II POSSIBLE
AEoiD SHOOTING RE0HEADS,
NcANS' AND RUDDYS.
cWEcK YOUR DUCK ALN7zNG
REGULATIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-20

November 20 in Maryland and Virginia Only
one canvassback or one redhead or one rudy
duck may be taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07

sii'oSc: builder" I, J J. Smith Con-
''l Alfonso = alenti. $50 Madison st.,
NM n,;,s, WashinS1on, owner sonme vSisi
architsst, Homer J. Smith, builder.
Rutherford. shulley and Kay, Inc.
0Oj Silver sprine ave, Silver ,eprlng,
G ~" aSs eSsldeS SntoS s s1sr
Spring: cost. $4,000; architect, John
A. d'Epagnier.
Edwin r, Donaldson. e0sl Flower
ave, Silver Spring. owner. DWELLING at
Ednor rd., Ednor: cost. $4,000. de-
signer and builder. Henry !. NyRard.
Connecticut Avenue PARK. Inc. W.
University blvd. and lnwood ave, Sill
SSeiin DIans a. iS osis snS Ssss Ro.S
I'd. Hillandale; cost. $4,000 AND
$4,000; architect Anthony campR
Antonio oanassa. 1905 X .newick
1923 Fran-Wall ave. Silver Spring;
cost, $4,000; architect, John T. Tai
man; builder, H&T Construction.
Montgomery County Board OF Edu-
cation, Rockville, owner: extend exist.
oeorsetown rds.. Bethesdas cost. 500
200: architect. Justement. Elam. Call
mer A. Kidd. builder, olaesman Goa
struction Co,
Hamilton Homes. Inc. aaI5 Elliott
ST. NV, WASHINGTON, owner and build
err: eight dwellings at LawnsbSrry Ter.
and Franklin ave-, Silver Sprine: cost.
S15.0OO each: arehitee.. Iece c. coh=n
WASHINGTON Motor Hotel No. 2. Inc.
Eig Building. Silver Sp-icg. owner;
nsDtor hntel and store at 1000 GEORGIA
ave, silver Spring: cost SAT-, 6OO;,
architect. Collins Krondstadt q Assoc
eiates,
web Development Co.. 500 Baltimore
rd., Rockville. owner: two dwellings
at 442t and s423 Rem st., Rockville;
cost, $4,000; architect. John A.
dI-agnier; builder, Buchanan Building
Jerome r. Kinny. ss3s 4Gth st. NV.
Washincton. owner rAd builder; dwell
ing at 5Sa5 Plainyiew I'd. Bethesda
cost, S20,0t O; architect, Lows r. Noes.
David r. Martin. Gaithersburg. own
err; tenant housc at Rocky rd.. Cats
ersbur~; cost. 100000: builder, p. O
Burdette.
Kemst Construction Corp. 77o5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07
More Projects for Montgomery

Georgia ave. NV, washington. owner
I'd, Bethesda, cost, SiS.Oo0 each
builder. Pryme Construction Corp.
AK ca,S A n M Mill'wS . Dsy Co.
saitar rd' S and Fort sumner dr..
Bethesda cost, $4,000 and s.3'-
Cavalier Construction Corp, 403l
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, owner ana
builder dwelllng q b 49, Devon rd;'
II J. KorSendorfen
smoot-Levick const, Co, Inc:
and builder; o DWELLINGS at Bryant
dr.. and Whittier blvd, Bethesda:
cost, $4,000 eachi architect Walden
North Chevy Chase Woods. Inc,
1000 P ST. n w., WASHINGTON. owner;
5 dwellings at whittier blvd. and
Bryant dr., Bethesda; cost, 1000
builder. smcot-Levick const. Co
Bethesda Medical Building. Inc,
s.IS Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, owner
and builder; commercial BUILDING at
cost. $4,000; architect. Charles L.
John J. orezesk.ewiez, Bsookeyille.
owner; dwelling at Rte ga, SUN
init a sareent: builder. Z. r. Mayne.
r.. A. J. NJ acobsen, A2lS Wis.
S Siin al westaeid dr.. Maiden
lane and Holiday ter, Bethesda:
cost. $4,000 each: architect. Ed.
Jacobsen, IT.; builder. jacobsen
,m'. o. Cooley q Son. 1901 wis
eonsin ave. NV, MGshington. Jwnel
and builder; dwelling at g1no Culver
st., Bethesda; cost, 100000; arehi-
tect. Thomen a. cromar
Bark Development Corp, N37 Per:
shing dr., Silver spring, owner ana
builder: 10 4 DWELLINGS at Georgia ave.
rnd Flack ST., Wheaton: cost; slO.-
900 each; architect, Thomen " cro-
Worth washington Cemetery. Inc.
1850 Rockville pike, Rockville
owner: ,ntcrio- alteration u M
dustrial building at 5455 Randolph
road. Rockville; cost. SlO,OOO' arcn-
itect MONTGOMERY, Dolan a. Assoc;
builder. Builders a. Developers Corp;
Montgomery County, Board OF
Education. Rockville. owner; . tera
existing public school at Wainrisnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07

avenue. Rockville; cost. 100000;
architect William n Denton.
John J, Rable, 1925 Bradmoor
drive. Bethesda. owner; DWELLING At
$500 0reeniawn drive, Bethesda
cost. SlS,O0Oi builder. A. Pizzola
Joseph ?. PsrkhiIl. sosb istA
builder builder commercial BUILDING a. SLIP 81,
$4,000; architect. Thomsn a
Mcconihie. ia care Of 1000 wis
eonsln avenue, Bethesda, owner;
commercial building AZ i0llb RIVER
, ,oss Pc'omaei sost: $40 200; Arch i
MAJ Fed 4 L EiSca' Sis ssf HiilSurne way.
Chevy Chase, owner and builder:
extend existing dwelling at 040O
River road. Bethesda; cost, 5000;
architect, J. Raymond Minis
silica Jean STSTn' i0sas pe enc Sn SSsd
way. Silver sprins: ' cost ssd.S 1000 zoo;
architect. II, CLAW Ashby.
strathmore ENGINEERING Inc, 1904
S strait Avenue, Ksns,sinston,
s SSe .ns COST Pcssh s Avenue srd ss
tect. Warren shoemaker.
p 4 W Builders Inc. l0slS
W0odmoor circle, Silver Spring,
owner and builder: dwelling at
1898 Perrywood drive. Burtons-
yiile; cost. $4,000; architect. Jack
-. 5 Rich. 1900 Locust road N W,
washington, owner; dwellin' &
2l0s Hermitage street, wheaton;
cost. S1S.OcO; architect. c Aubrey
Speake. IT,: builder, Unicrhft Homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07
Business Chance Broker
Waiter Bell Grimes.
Resi- Estote SoIesmen

Anthony ciuffreda, with Kelly &
Norman Cohen. with weits Realty
1. Roy Teidt with Florida Bureau
willie 4. Frazier. with Thomas
Elena Mazeika. with Frederick W.
Berens Sales, Inc
Fanny Mink. with Thomas L.
Elizabeth N. OFT with Hartman
o 1sIIi s0s k I lockwood with H.
Cervasio G. sese. with Eugene p.
james 8. Weiss, with Lakewood
Park Msrs.ement Corp.
orr zeserman. with MELVIN
Wsi.sr NJ Blumenthai. with Fred.
erik W., Berens Sales. Inc.
Amanda E Byanic, with Sindler
ss~ are. with zagami Realty
ac:1 R. Pollard, with Marx e.
Chapman.
Realty Cooperation.
Laura T. Black. with J. ?. Begg.
Marie Rose Browning. with Holmes
Realty COMPANY.
Mariori A. Donnal.y. with Shan
Mary E Jackson. with Blackwell
Realty COMPANY, Inc.
joan = = r.;s. r. with Frederick
W. Bereus Sales. Inc.
Ariette Price, with Mllicent chil5s
Harry T. sehan. with sunds.Orm
peter B. Stevenson. with CORN
and Blapken Realty Co.
Alvin 7 TAYLOR. with Robert H.
Kent am Company.
Ida May Zeskind. with cuvier A.
:, Louis M. zeskind. with Culver A.
N .zler
Marcia }. = Babbidge. with Sim
Lillian Z. Brennan. with Roxana
frank =. soadbent. with Mar.
Vyndel 9gci;Iron. with CORN q
Blanken Realty Co.
Barbara A. cephas, with Louis
pSaaiid wir,am pavlson. with
:, Gladys - 'nrt, with the Sim
arc. -1:zsl. with Korzendor-
w -. 9o,,-.,o, y Lew with oeorr'
Albert c-ry. with Korzendor-
Maria Flea R. Pcoe. with Gnliat
Ksrl.on 8. wrivht, with James
C. G GSplsy + & c c2;i Inc with Lloyd R.
Martha A. Clarke, with A. R.
Daniel J. Coughlin, II. with Le-
gum and Gerber Realty. c..
n,x Robert = = Erwin with James L.
Barssra k. Galzer. with Morris
alfred z. Guarente. with POM
peni1 Realty. Inc.
Donald Lipscomb, with Baucom
Ne ,Icus w ". ,rcconduit. with Muir
Morrl ROTH, with sundstrom
Angelina Mursno virginia. with
!. stephen y zarDas' with sWesnik
chauncey J. Curry. jr. with
Pompon Pea, v. Inc.
Dorothy '. Davidson. with Pink
ry joseph see ?. rOran. with County
Fred I. Goings, with oscar s.
Seigel. -.
Thomas L. Phillips Co.
Samuel Nen. with SIX Realty Co.
Ivan Paul, with Ralph D. Kaiser
Il Co
Marylpnd Realty, Inc
Karl r. shaw with Ralph d.
Audrey B Villains, with Muir
ray Levine. Inc. =.
Helen B. Worthy. with Burr N.
johnson, jr a. Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07
Pool Firm
Names Berens

International Swimming
Pool Corp, has announced
appointment of Frederick w.
Berens Sales, Inc, as dis
tributor of the Esther Will
liams Swimming Pools for
the Washington area.
Offices will be at Ills
Seventeenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07
Recent building permits

Recent building permits
Issued by Montgomery County
David Lee, osss singleton DR..
dvsllings at Tulsa lane and Hollins
dr.. Bethesda: cost, $4,000 each,
Ritts corstruction Corp. 0l0l
's dwellings III sat Il $500 block csrnesis
dr., Bethesda; cost. $4,000 70
$4,000 each; architect, John A.
a'Epasnier and Jack Cohen: builder.
p, NIishs 81. ANGLING S,v Inc; sn 100
fO2iS Portland rd.. silver sprins:
cost. $4,000. architect, John
Richard A. panzi. GO seS selim
I'd, Silver Spring, owner: dwelling
at i0S24 Burbank dr.. Potomac;
cost, $4,000; architect, Patterson
a Woriand; builder. Coleman a.
"V Casey Developmen. Corp. so7
piandferd ave, Rockville. owner
2 DWELLINGS at Rose Ann pl. and
Rosewood dr., 0aithersburg; cost,
$4,000; architect. Elliot Harris,
ri vs builder nS Casey wd EnE; c. Ma
- Wits Auct WVouNahu nAue.s
DWELLINGS at 1900 block Juliard
dr.. Bethesda; cost. $4,000 each;
architect, Z, W. .Dreyfuss.
Warren NJ. lockwood, s34O Mont
gomery ST., Silver Spring, owner
and 1893 Blackbricro St.. silver
spring: cost. sl2,O00 and $4,000.
Damascus. owner: dwelling at spgar
Loaf DR.. Damascus: cost, $1,000;
builder. SQader Construction Co.
Malcolm Bros. Inc. 1919. Colesgiil
rd... Silver Spring. owner and builders
3 DWELLINGS at 900. 613, 617 Edno
I'd, Ednor; cost, $4,000 each.
ALFRED 8. Novak. $500 Montgomer
a.. Chevy Chase, owner and builder;
DWELLINGS at All and 4l3 Burnt Mill
ave-. Silver Spring: cost. S16,2SO each
architect. jay Wohlfarth.
Herry p. Dodse, Rt. l. Olnev. me
and builder: 4 dwellings at $500 bloc
Barron ST., Silver Spring: cost, $3.50
walter s. johnson. sl5o Main st
nas " s SSn ca snG A. oI Haze aTs
ll413 wacomor dr., Cedar Grove; cos
$4,000 and $4,000; architect PAT
Forest Knobs. Inc. SIT W. uniyers
itg blvd, Silver Sp-ing. owner; dwellin
a. S0l Malta Ia. Silver Spring: cos
$4,000: architect. Charles Goodma
q Assoc: builder. Dan Osfrow.
PAUL y. Ambrose. 9414 Georaia ave
Silver Spring, owner: warehouse 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07

Whitehall Farm. q 400
acre property overlooking
Wicomico Creek In Princess
Anne. Nd. has been sold by
Mrs. Arthur F. LaFrentz. Of
Greenwich. Conn.,, to Andreas
H. Van Wagenberg. Of Prin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07
Rate Changed

The Federal Housing Ad-
fninistration has announced
an increase in the maximum
permissible interest on Cape
hart Military Housing loans
from four and one-quarter
per cent to four and one-half
per cent. The action became
effective this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07

cess Anne. Previews. Inc. am
nounced this week. The
transaction was handled by
Francis L. Hayman. Of
Princess Anne. associated
with the Poconioke Real Es-
tate a. Mortgage Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07
Reel Estat. Brokers

Pasehsl R. LaPadula. TIA LaPa-
duia Realty Co
Harry L. Mcrningstar. TIA Morn
ingstar Real Estate
irving L Chasen, ia Guardian
Realty Co,
Waiter Bell Grimes.
Charles N. Schneider. ir.
Herman Z. Cramer, TIA H. 3.
CrafneT Realty Co
Weighsman Realty Company, Q
corpnT .tion and Robert O, Weight
man president Of Weightman Realty
Couosnv.
v. Page Bugg. president Of
chc-y Chase Realty Co. Inc.
Investor Service, Inc, . corpo-
sa.icn.
wing hoffman.
Rhea Radin. TIA Riea Radin
Rec star.
tadrew J. samuels. ST.. TIA Sam
uels Realty Co
Daniel I. Sherry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07
Brokers',
SoIesnnen
Licensed

Recent license approvals
announced by the District
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clude: