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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON SPECIALLY bedroom.
s-bath, brick-stone home. Near
Arlington Hall, Fort Myer. Only
minutes from pentaaon. Has lovely
living room with fireplace, eep-
arale dining room, DC luxe
equipped kitchen with disposal,
dishwasher. etc, Two lovely bed
rooms and bath arst floor. Two
extra large bedrooms and bath,
second floor. Pull basement with
cedar paneled rec. room; beauti.
schools, bus, stores and theater.
sell With very reasonable down
payment and assume 4iaes loan
with only S1Qj,64 per month.
This is a real hargain for the
one who acts Immediately. ia.
4-5ss5, SERVICE REALTY INC.
ARL. ~. close in-Beautiful, 3-bed-
rm. rambler; Sib,g50. with 81 400
dn ia. 2-6S97. No agents.
FOREST-6-rm. brick
Colonial: 2 bedrms., separate din
rm.. modern kit, jalousied front
porch, b220 N. Carlyn Spring
I'd. IA. a-6276.
ARL,, 1884 3rd 81, My owner
sassS briek and eiapbosrd. ) bed
rms, . firepls.. sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt.. ". nm. rec. rm., extra
bedrm. or study: Anchor fence,
shade trees; quiet str, close-in:
very eonv. loo; $4,000. ia.
s-7324.
ARLINGTON, NORTH
white-brick Cape Cod,
near z Corners shopping. Firepl.,
: porches. Trees, shrubs, on nice
fenced lot. l3x19 liv. rm., 1lx14
din. rm.. foyer and den. . lge
bedrms. 2nd fir., 10xl3 and lax
10. Walk out bsmt. Partially nm
ished rec rm.. storage attic. Sl6,-
900. Call OWNER, JE. 4-7719. No
agents please.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
BRENNAN PARK

DltE1N~AAfAJ x kAAtA
3-pedFm. split-levei; IA baths, m.
sshed rec. rm.. patio, fenced yard
Wall-to-wall carpeting, drnperies
$4,000 down; assume 4es OF ioan
Of Slb.l6b. Call FL. 4-1eOd
tOWNERl,
BEAUTIFUL BRICK COLONIAL
HOUSE, together with guesthouse,
on 30 acres, within commutina
distance OF Warrington, All COM
fort and convenience, In the res
toration already made; lovely
trees shrubs, plenting, etc; S4b,-
600. COL. L. NJ. RILEY, Lees
Jug, Va. Phones: Spring 7-2S03,
Spring 7-3e01.
BROYH1LL PARK-By OWNER. 3
hedrn. brick home, surrounded
By tall trees. daylirht bsmt,. in
side san OF ~ ,d lss fenced .S 5ssr
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S17,250
8 Bedrooms
Franconia

3 large bedrooms and two
fun baths on q beautiful
corner lot, The full base
ment vas a convenient
outside entrance. You i
love the separate dining
room. fully equipped kitch-
en- and 20-ft. living room.
Gail 80. 5000 today,
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$12,650
4 Bedrooms
Near Alexandria

Only $500 down FLA will
put you in this four-bed-
room home. Two full
baths, lS-ft. living room,
light, bright fully equipped
kitchen, garage and lovely
back ward with fruit trees
and grapevines. Could you
ask for more OF this priee7
Call so. $500.
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HICKS
Realty Co.
Arl. Office, OF. 4-6040
Alex. Office, KI. $1,000

ALEX. - 3-bedrm. semidet,; ali
cond.; 1904 Edison st; $1,000
FLA loan. XII s-6SS7 or JU
5-SS37,
ALEX. FIT, BELVOIR AREA-3-bed.
rm, brick rambler: Ice. liv. rm,
pine paneled kit. din. rrT1., hrepll
wall in liv. rm., and ] bedrm; full
bsmt., outside entr.. iz-acre lot
close to schools and buses. RO
S-lnSh
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REALTY, INC.
800 Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-730I
FAIRFAx-FALLs CHURCH

EAAhsk ma HAA@S SAASROA
Beautiful new modern A.
bedrm. rambler for only SEE
500. Almost unhesrd of but
wait until you see 1t. Formal
dining rm., the best kit.
ever, full bsmt., hot-water
heat, is-acre lot, Excellent
terms, You should call right
new JE. $4,000.
Luxury living will be
yours in this very smart new
soft. rancher. center-hall
plan, state size dining rm.,
kit. with eating space, 3
really nice bedrms., ? full
baths, wonderful bsmt., End
fireplace. The view is out Of
this world. Close-in. Retired
couples and young executives
check on this now for only
S26,950. JE. $4,000.
Assumption CT loan. Only
1880 down, full price SIS
500. 3 large bedrmS., . full
baths. giant bsmt., dining
rm., birch cabinets in kit,
great big level fenced yard
on q quiet dead-end street.
Very quick occupancy. Phone
today JE. $4,000.
Charming center-hall CO.
lonial home, circular drive
way, trees and atmosphere on
135xI94 corner lot. Down
stairs bedrm. and full bath,
3 bedrms. up with full bath.
l4x14 dining rm., 2-car ga
rage, hot-water heat. $1,000
down. S19,950. It's a whale
of buy. Call now JE. .
5000. WIN, A. CHAPMAN
REALTY INC, REALTOR,
701 W. Broad, Falls Church,
Va.
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$18,950
4 Big Bedrooms
Fairfax

Big living room with Are
place, large separate din
ing room, . full baths. .
bright kitchen with room
for eating and equipped
with exhaust fan. The
big outside entrance
basement offers q 2b-ft,
recreation room. Lots OF
family room in this home
situated on q lovely "a
acre lot with trees Can
CIR. 3-4bRO.
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mM0pen
TAKOMA PARK
OPEN sUEpAy. TO 5

OLnN nANkn.A ~
1907 BELMONT
All-brick rambler on level lot With
nice patio and private eardenl
large living rm, djning t..
bedrms., bath, kitchen tlaundrS
equipment installed), radiant heat
storage attic; newly decorated anc
ready for immediate occupancy
stbo50. Out New Hampshire ave
beyond ID. g. line TO Erskine. righl
TO belmont, right 10 house
c. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC
EN-. 3-445O Wo. 6-T34s
UNIV. OF MD. " MI.-Briek Cap
Cod. liv. rm. with hrepl., din
rms kit. 3 bedrms., "a baths
full bsmt., fenced yard, storm
windows and many other extras
$1,000 BY OWNER. TO. 9-63ls
WEST HYATTsvILLE-This attrac
brick Colonial Is convenient TO al
schools and shopping; fenced cor
ner lot; 3 bedrns., den and rec
rm.; $4,000, FHA or eonven-
> tionai financing. III CARLYLE de
L0ZIFR WA T-5000
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GORDIN-M ENSH

7o61 Eroukf1eld Plaza
SprinEhelo, Virgins
Fleetwood 4-8600
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Ponnponio
Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
IA. 1860

AIEx.-OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
AND AiR-coND. Large kit witt
eating space, disposal, stove, rfgr.
auto washer and drier in bsmt.
h.-w.h. S120 mo. . blks. Alex
shop. ctr. 2OS Tenn. ave, Alex,
ia. S-6162, ia. 7-0l06.
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Charn1er

II you want large rooms, do not
miss seeing this luxury home
Beautiful recreation room 34x30
with fireplace, ga baths, wall-to-
wall carpeting, OKLA screened
porch, built-in garase, level loi
with trees. This is a real home
Convenient location near Wash
ington Golf and Country Club
prieed in Y1id-o0S
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$18,950
Aforementioned
Annandale

3-bedroom, centrally air
conditioned home on q
beautifully Handicapped "a
acre lot with trees. A 10
IT. living room with fire.
place and an up-to-the-
minute kitchen with ex-
haust fan and disposal. See
this home this week end.
Call FL. $4,000.
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$4,000
IA Acres
Loudoun County

A lovely 3-bedroom home
with csrport on lots Of
land. A living room with
fireplace. separate dining
room and biz kitchen with
eating space. large 1xl2
utility room. An excellent
buy for one who wants TO
get swsv from II all. Call
CT. 3-A5Rn.
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS

1877 Quaker Lane
Alexandra, VirEiniR
King $3.50
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sT, BERNARD'S PARISH-3

rms. . baths. lge liv. rm. with
kit, I'm rec. rm with firepl,, lge
scr. porch; fenced yard: plenty of
shruhbery; brick patio with bar
becue pit; cow. TO SchS. churches,
shop and transp. FLA approved,
ssking $1,000. Call AP. 7-3S6a
ST. MARY'S PARISH-Brk. and
ShinRle: sparkleS like new Liv
nm. din area. equipped kit. ,
Ice bedrmS and bSmt. Only
Sll,750, as little as $500 du
and payts. much less than rent.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.,
UN 4-t166.
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S17,950 with high CT loan. Has 5
bedrms., equip, kit, 2 scr. porches,
patio. on dead-end st. with wooded
lot. Low On. payment with terms.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.


ALEX. - ayr, -oid. BroyhilI- built
4N-u, brick rambler: 3 bedrms..
baths, ilV. rrii., din. rnl., cleo, XII
on main mr., finished hsnt con
talns library. "a bath. rouahed Il
shower. 53-ft daylight reer. I'm.
storaae, hobby, laundry area. Ex'
ira slge. lot, compl. fenced, viii
partially wooded area. outdool
barbecue: mr.. new schools. OWNER
desires FLA sale. FL a-5055,
ALEXANDRIA - a-bedrm. home
really like new: large din, rm.
birch cabinets In kit: fun bsmt.
stairs to attic. X blk, to bus
west Of Commonwealth ave; small
down payment, balance In Ions.
term loan 70 responsible party
OWNER, OV. 3-214S or RO
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$50, 500 New
5-Bedrm. Custom
Exclusive
Arlington

Plenty of room for that
big family IN this new, s.
bedroom. 3-full-bath home q.
Big 20-ft. living room with
fireplace, 9 formal dining
room. big ultra equipped
kitchen including disposal,
dishWaSher and exhaust
fan, q full basement with
large utility room, 20Xl5
recreation room with IRE
place. The home Is set
on a lovely lot with trees.
Call IA. 4-6O60 or see
open house CT Sunday Is
pm. Call for directions
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eS1 North Glsbs Rd.
Arlington, Virgins
Jackson 4-6060
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Seminar Slated
On Soil Erosion

Montgomery County ofiicials
will sponsor a seminar on soil
erosion. preservation Of natural
topography and open-space
planning on May Z at Norbeck.
Prominent area conservation
lists and county officials will be
on hand for the all-day ses-
sion. beginning at $3.50 am. in
Brook Manor Country Club,
Route 81, Norbeck.
Charles w. Eliot. author and
planning consultant, will de-
liver a luncheon address on
'Open-Space Planning" For
mer County Council President
Frederic p. Lee will serve as
moderator of an afternoon
panel discussion.
Speakers at the panel will
represent the Federal Housing
Administration. Veterans ADJ
mlniStration, Maryland Ma
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission. Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion, Suburban Marylan d
Builders Association, Home
Builders Association of Metro
politan Washington and the
Izaak Walton League.
Lathrop E. Smith, president
of the Rock Creek Watershed
Association, will be the semi
mars first speaker. He will
speak on Community Problems
Resulting From Soil Erosion.
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Fuirfux Board
Gives Okoy for
Radio Tower

A request by Potomac Broad
casting Co. to build a radio
transmission tower on an IL
acre tract adjacent to Mount
Vernon Woods subdivision was
given tentative approval yester-
day by the Fairfax Zoning APP
peals Board.
The board made its approval
tentative when it learned that
part of the land to be used for
the 400-foot tower is owned by
the school board.
Joseph Baker, owner of the
land to be used for the tower
as well as other land in the
area. said he would be willing
to switch land with the school
board.
George Pope, assistant school
superintendent, said the whole
matter would have to be taken
up with the school board. The
coming board made its approval
conditional with the school
boards accepting a switch in
land.
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5 Seek z Delegate Nominations
In Foirfox-FoIIs Church Primary

Mr.. Mullin is married and
has three children. They live
at Gilt Backlick road. Spring
field.
Others already In the race
are Mrs. Dorothy s. McDiarmid,
Alfred w. Trueax and John c,
Webb. the incumbent. The
second incumbent. Delegate
Omer Hirst, has announced he
would not run this time. The
two candidates receiving the
highest number Of votes, will
be the nominees.
Supervisor James Keith Of
Providence district also an
nounced he would seek a Sec
ond four year term, subject
to the Democratic primary.
Mr.. Keith. a resident of the
town Of Fairfax, is a graduate
Of Harvard Law School and an
attorney in the town.
Mr.. Keith is a former chair
man Of the Board of County
Supervisors. He has lived IN
the county since 1885. He is
the Providence District repre-
sentative on the board. No
other candidates have an
nounced so far from Provi-
dence District.
Also announcing today was
Mrs. Lois Sharpe, who said
she would seek the Democratic
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nomination TO the Fairfax
Board Of County Supervisors
from Falls Church District.
The incumbent is Thomas
Gray. who was appointed "a
serve the unexpired term OF
the late Joseph H. Freehill
Mr.. Gray has announced that
he will be a candidate.
Mrs. Sharpe is recording sec
rotary of the Fairfax-Falls
Church Committee to Preserve
Public Schools. She is stepping
down from the State Board OF
the League Of Women Voters
TO make the race. Mrs. Sharpe
So, and her husband. c. f.
Sharpe, reside at 22l Monroe
street, near Falls Church Then
teen-age sons attend Falls
Church High.
Mrs. Sharpe said size is in
the race Ito see that the man.
date the district gave Joe Free
hill four years ago Is not now
abandoned" She said public
schools must be kept open and
constantly improved.
So far, primary contests are
assured in three of Fairfax's
seven magisterial districts
Falls Church, Dranesville and
Mount Vernon. Supervisors are
elected by districts. Today is
the deadline to file for the
Democratic primary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

A five-way Democratic pri-
mary race for the two Fairfax
Falls Church seats in the Vir-
ginia House Of Delegates took
shape today with two new en-
tries. The primary is July IL.
The new entrants are VIII
liam Pierce, q member Of the
Falls Church School Board
who ran as an independent two
years ago. and Ralph w. Mullin,
q Springfield real estate man
and q newcomer to active
politics.
Mr.. Pierce, who ran ON a seq
regation platform in 1857. was
defeated. He is a native Of
Mississippi. but has made his
home in Northern Virginia
since 1923
Mr.. Mullin, 48. is a native OF
st. Louis and a graduate Of
Washington University there.
Mr.. Mullin served with the
Air Force in World War II and
was stationed at the Pentagon
He has lived in the area since
then.
He is a former director of the
Springfield Bank. He also has
been active in the Springfield
Civic Association. the SPRING
field Recreation Association
and Boy Scout and Cub Scout
groups.
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on two questions which would
be voted on this year:
l. Shall there be a system OF
State-supported public schools?
2. If not, shall the counties
and cities be allowed to support
their own public school sys-
tens?
The purpose, he added, was
ito take the wind out" of mas
sive resistance demands for re-
peal Of Section 129 of the State
Constitution which now requires
Virginia to maintain a system
of free public schools.
Neither the Perrow Commits
sion on Education nor Gov. Al
mond in reports to this special
session Of the Legislature have
recommended abandonment OF
public education "at this time.
AS long as the Constitution re-
mains unchanged, Virginia is
obligated to maintain some sort
of Statewide educational sys-
TEN.
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8 AzoIeu Plants
Stolen From Park

Suburban Maryland park Of
f1cialS today reported the theft
of eight azalea plants from the
triangular traffic island at
Piney Branch road and Sligo
Creek parkway.
A spokesman for the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission said, "it's
amazin that someone got away
with it. This is a heavily-trav-
eled intersection"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

movement to strike mandatory
education requirements from
the State Constitution.
A public hearing on the pro-
posed constitutional amend
ments will be held at 10 am
Friday by the House Privileges
and Elections Committee.
A resolution Incorporating
the constitutional changes
would have to be adopted by
the Legislature this year, again
next and then be approved by
the voters in a referendum.
IF they want a vote on the
question, we'll give it to them, y
said a Central Virginia law.
maker after a caucus by q
group opposed to the consti-
tutional amendment and sup
porting the Perrow Commits
sion on Education.
He said his group was draft
ing a resolution calling for an
advisory" referendum - not
binding on the Legislature -
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Jackson Case
Lead Fails

Aubrey Linwood Gary, "a, of
Hyattsville, Md, has been
eliminated as a suspect in the
Jackson family murders and
will be returned to Maryland
authorities. Virginia State Po-
lice told the Associated Press
at Richmond today.
He was seized in Richmond
early this month on a Federal
warrant charging unlawful
fight to avoid prosecution and
remains under indictment in
Maryland. Gary is charged
with assault and attempted
rape of a 13-year-old girl
on the Washington Sanitarium
grounds in 1866.
He escaped from the Spring
Grove Mental Hospital in Ca
louisville, Md. while he was un-
dergoing treatment.
Police began questioning him
about the disappearance of
Carroll v. jackson, his wife and
two daughters when it was
learned that Gary had lived
for a time in Louisa County.
Va. The Jacksons lived at APP
pie Grove, in Louisa, until
their disappearance on jan
uary IL.
Mr.. jackson and one daugh-
ter were found dead on March
4 and Mrs. Mildred Jackson
and the other child were found
slain in a shallow grave near
Annapolis on March 81.
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Y RECREATION
FACILITY SET
IN FAIRFAX

The first Fairfax County
area YMCA recreational
facility viii be opened this
summer on the five-acre
Westminster Club tract on
Route 236 between Fair
fax and Annandale.
The property. contain
ing a clubhouse building
and a swimming pool, has
been leased by the Fairfax
County : Falls Churc h
Branch Of the YMCA,
which has had only an
Office since its organization
in January Of 1858.
A full summer program
of swimming, day camp
and group games will be
conducted, with family
memberships offered on a
yearly basis, Y officials
said. Further information
may be had by telephoning
the branch Office between
l and 4 pm. weekdays.
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Bar Applicant,
Pass Exams
BALTIMORE, April Is (AP)

BALTIMORE, April Is (AP)
Howard G. Reamer of Balti-
more received the highest score
on the bar examination given
applicants last March 2 and 8.
Lewis Cochran Cassidy, 4807
Fourth avenue, GlasSmanor,
was fourth.
Other successful candidates,
whose admission to the Mary
land bar will be recommended
include:
:. Charles William yvll, Ale; . ss2s Stockton
6ll7 MILAN drive, Seat Pleasant
Patrick Joseph Attridge, ir.. llO1 Play
ford lane, Silver Spring. Charles W
Bell, 53l Brent road, Rockville. Aims
sS GEia sT Rsgke fc9s HUn Tay asi5
Silver Hin road. suitland. james VII
liam Hane, 10 Maryland avenue, Gath
ersburg; Francis r. Isbell. ,g629 Park
wood drive, Bethesda. Herbert W
E sGHss B. La 5aSaH 500 500
Lifshultz, 9i02 Linton street, silver
Spring. Robert z. Linthicum, 6SO3
Ninety-fourth avenue. Seabrook. Lee
Chevy Chase. Anthony ManZanares,
jr., 460S Fifty-fifth avenue, Hyatts-
vile. Arthur A. Marshall, jr., $500
Tuckerman street Seabrook. Paul
SSseDs silHsa sprns EdWard pas
mara 25l4 Jennings road, Silver
Spring George r. Park, 160-B Colony
road, Silver Spring Richard P.
Piunkett, 92S Northampton drive, Sill
Beaver Heiehts. Nd. George E. Ruli.
man, ir., 312 North Linden avenue.
Annapolis. william r. Scannell, 271S
Kirkwood place, w. Hyattsyille. Earle
Schweizer, IS Lakeside drive, Green
belt Harvey B. Steinberg, 221-D
southampton drive, Silver Spring.
William Lyons Berry, 10510 Insley
street, Silver Spring. Albert D. Brault,
2212 Phelps road, Adelphi.
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ances that funds will be forth
coming to keep the public
schools open and operating" in
any event. One provision Of
the Perrow plan would allow
the localities to discontinue APP
propriating local funds for
school operations.
Another uncertainty in the
school budget is whether the
Federal Government will con-
tinue to furnish aid to "fed-
orally impacted" areas. The
county has budgeted nearly 81. A
million in Federal funds for
next year.
School board members noted
that some Government admin
istrative officials and members
of Congress have criticized the
Federal aid program in congress
sional hearings. School officials
said they are getting more
"jittery" each year about the
possibility the Federal aid pro-
gram will be withdrawn.
Sees New Pattern
Mr.. Peck criticized the county
governing body for establishing
the tax rates before a public
hearing on the budget. The
County Board has already voted
not to increase taxes next year
although it has not officially
adopted a budget. The School
Board has asked for a 10 cent
increase in the tax rate prima-
rily to meet a threatened cut
in Federal aid.
Mr.. Raul said he would like
to see teachers salaries raised
$500 instead of the $500 pro-
vided in the proposed $12.9 pro-
lion school budget. This would
raise the minimum salary
from $4,000 to $4,000 which
would equal the beginning SAL
aries In Washington and Mont
gomery County, Md.
Aside from the school budget,
several County Board members
took issue with the county Civic
Federation's criticism of salary
increases in the top echelon"
brackets.
Herbert L. Brown said the
Civic Federation BOUGHT a pig
in the poke" Monday when It
adopted a report from a COM
mittee headed by Harvey
hampshire which called for
"foreStalling" any salary in
creases to top administrators
until a complete examination
on their salaries is made. Mr..
Brown and other board mem
bers said the salary scales were
adopted after a study by an
outside consultant last year
and after public hearings. He
called the Civic Federation
criticism irresponsible"
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RAIN FILLS HOLE
Mother Saves Son, 3,
In Excavation Pool

A Bethesda area mother
rescued her 3-year-old sor
yesterday after he fell into ar
excavation filled with about
feet of water.
The boy is Bobby Keene, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w
Keene of 9907 De Paul drive
in a new section of the Ashbur-
ton subdivision off Old George
town road.
His mother, Mrs. Jean Keene,
ran to Bobby's aid about 4:45
pm. after a 4-year-old play
mate knocked on her front door
and said, "Bobby's drowning.
Montgomery County police
said Mrs. Keene found Bobby
across the street, where a base