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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-25

SCHAFFER, WILDA F. On Friday,
July a, 1859, at Suburban Hos
pital, WILDA F, SCHAFFER Of 93i
Long Branch. pkwy., Silver Spring,
Nd, wife Of Charles H. Schaffer
and mother of Mrs. Mary Ann New
ton; grandmother of jeanne A.
Newton. Mrs. Schaffer rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd, where services will be held on
Monday, July ~, at IL am. (park-
ing facilities. 1nterment Parklawn
Cemetery. %
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SWEET, CHARLES o. The offcerS
and members OF Jonathan
a Davis Consistory, No. /, are
~ hereby notified to be present
at the Spangler Funeral
Home, SEA Sth st, me-. at
EAN 10 midnight Sunday, July
"N %, 1859, for the funeral
services for our late Sublime Prince,
CHARLES Q. SWEET. a..
ROY LOGAN. Illustrious Commander
Joshua B. LAWINGs, Keeper Of
the Seal and Archives. 70
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~, 1859. ALVIN E. MINIS tmem6er
of the Metropolitan A. M. E. Church,
of $50 Eye st. ne, beloved husband
Of Lady Mae Minis. brother of Mrs.
Cora Madkins OF Tyler, Tex. and
uncle of Mrs. HortenSe Fitzgerald
and Earl Stanton of Tyler. Tex
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. After l pm.
Sunday, July 20, friends are invited
to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV. where
services will be held at / pm.
Monday, July 81. Interment Lin
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LoWEI ib5 SUE a ne home UH q his aaa Hy
18th ave. Silver Spring, Md, BUR-
drive. Mount Rainier, Nd. father
OF Mrs. Ruth H. Kidwell. Mrs. Lii
liam L. Bauman and Burton Q
Loves. There also are nine grand-
children and ten great-grandchil-
dren. Mr.. Loves rests at the Warner
Z. Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md,
where services will be held on Mon
day. July ~, at 2:l5 pm. park
ing facilitiesl. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 20
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RANDALL, MRS. HELEN MARIE.

RANDALL, MRS. HELEN MARIE. On
Monday, July 20, 1859, al 1890
pital, MRS. HELEN MARIE RAN
DALI, beloved wife Of Willie H
Randall and mother of Via, YVonne
Catherine, Marian and Willie Ran.
dali, jr. She also Is survived by a
host Of other relatives and friends
Funeral will be held on Saturday
July 20, at . pm, from the Rich.
ard Asbury Church. Steyer. Nd. %
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H0usEs E0R sALE--Mp.
tcokrlNuEpl

All BRICK CAFE con. new
n s:sr$ Ssrinf sag sssA. si iyiss ' sn
hs HER D ssD al Mali 10 iu sehS Sss.
CARMICHAEL REALTY Co.
TAKOMA PARK VALUE.
x ssSo Ha Sssr csrs cppO sna Esha9
200 lot. RIpLEY Co. Ju. s-6Iii,
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EMERGENCY SALEl /


owner IN FLORIDA, tired Of manage
unit APARTMENT house on large
corner lot IN Silver Hprine area.
Three bedrooms. 4 baths with Are
place on nFst hoor--like q private
home for owners quarters, plus
separate 4 apartments with in
come Of $500 q year; masonry.
lifetime roof, hot-water radiators
and electric Kitchens. Only
value, Best buy anywhere. Box
FOREST HTs.-S3eB On, no seEyIss
Enent ehargts. Demidet. brk.: 3
hedrms.. banit.,. powder rm., LIST
ars Assume 4h% OF loan. 10
FOUR CORNRRs--S400 down buyi
this expAndable 2-bedrm, Cape
Cod; level fenced yard; bloet
Fer. Go. sT S.94ss.s bus HUGH 7
FRANkLIN- COLEsvfLLE RD-Im.
mac. Germ, iis-bath brick Colo.
and porch. Priced slashed 70 sci
SEE. 300. BEERS BROS, INC. u
FRANKLTN-FLOWER AVE. AREA
---Aimost-new brick rambler; huge
living rFn. with wall-to-wali car.
peting. sep. full din. .rm.. large
baths; level. fenced lot; man;
az $4,000. CHESTER KELLER
MooDAMo * q *. AqIENc Il, sc 0EEIs,
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CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
Owner Wants Offer
And Means Businessl

seSf WEsylRN 0AvRsyE
hall plan with Y'i library and DOW
Inent; Anest schools and conven-
iences: Scar det. FarAge;. 9 blocks
M M Swf ShsSs en-. M. tcsiSESsss.A CALL
a. q. GARDINER q Co. INC,
1881 L Vt. NV. MA. e-so2s
CnILLuAf TRRRACE--S25,S0 The
best 2.bedroom In area. Custom
built. An outstanding home and
value JAMES =. TUCKER, DU.
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NORTHWoOD PARK
III NOPTHW00n AVE

kit. A lovely Cape Cod brick.
Large level lot with beautiful
neighborhood, screened side porch
full bsmt.. HAS HOT WATER
HEAT. / block from express
downtown bus. Only IL blocks
to backyard Of 4 Corners elem.
school with kindergarten. walk
ing distance TO Northwood High
school and to perochial school.
A 1-bIoek street ideal for child
rem. FHA approved Priced fer
quick sale. Owner moving. $
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesville Rds
to Eastwood Ave. left to North
wood Ave- left to PEcK's OPEN
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A BARGAIN! This home reduced
under FHA appraisal for immed
sale. 3 bdrms.. all brick, rec. rrn..
lovely yard with trees: walk 10
schools and stores, Full price now
only S13,500 with low On. Out
Georgia ave. left at Flyers MIL
I'd. right 20 312S Jennings I'd.
and to WATSON q CO. open sign.
JU. S-2222, JU. $4,000.
A BARGAIN-BYick rambler: 2
bedrms., 2ls baths, Wheaton
Woods area: many extras: S1S,-
500. 1903 Weiss ST.. VIII. 0-o664 !;
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NEW RAMBLERS
IN BEAUTIFUL HILLCRKsT
2hla 18th pL. a.E.

OPEN TODAY, 1913
New brick rambiers; ) bedrms. 2M
baths, din. rin; cleo M. rec I'm,
garage. Priced at only S23,gb0
SIah, on i Branch e Canaan nnSn left isti
on Camden TO 3nth pL and sign.
MITCHELL BfRQN
ST. 3-3A4O Ewes. Ju b-s97o
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BROOKMONT, mr.. Army Map serv-
i've: BY oWNER-Brk, rambler
h..w.h. Under $50. 900. OIL. 2-263S.
|BURTONsVILLE-H you like the
better-than. new. 7srm. level.
on h-aere lot: $4,000 down FHA.
WILLIAMS a. CO., JU. 7-6744.
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BRICK RAMBLER

lOOO8 PORTLAND PL.
.c,o OPEN SUNDAY. / TO 9
SILVER Spring. 4 corners area, This
nome Is immaculate, 3 bedrnas
,aea Nv; rm. w/firepl., din. rna''
nsn entrance to kit. bsmt,, out.
side entrance. storm Window ana
saoors. porch. beautiful, Level
iandscaped lot with trees. asaleas
sasiore. blocks to Forest Glen
DIR: ont Georgia ave. to Forest
Glen I'd, turn right In portisrd
I'd, left block 10 steriins A.
LETT l block to Portland ri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

"A BEDRooAls--2 BATHS
IN q settled community OF older
homes; II i less than 2 yrs. cid;
has Q modern equipped kitchen,
Pig sss.. basement osss: ~ back , YARD yith
would Ss ~ envy snr s q hc ri.
Xorth seelns todsy. - ~ '-l''
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6E0lpen
CLOSE-IN

- 4VB~
CLOSE-IN
4 BEpRooMs--2 BATHS
You'll realize what md this
home y once you see Il. Located
homes; Il Is less than . yrs. cid;
has q modern equipped Kitchen,
Bis basement. back yard with
trees. flowers and shrubs that
would be the envy Of 4 horti-
eulturist. Priced 10 sell and really
worth seeing today.
OPEN / TO S
DIR: Out Georgia ave. on 18th
tnue Il e. wsfs h ssanS SIsh s0t q
Holly ave. and risht ssain 70
7400 Holly.
James c. Conley g. Co.
1901 woodmont Ave. Bethesda
OIL. 1883
cOLEsvILLE AREA-New. 4-bedrm
lall same level split. on a acre,
with cerport ana frepl,: FHA
e ss5n' Ju.s T s.S29i. WILLIAMS q
c0LEsyILLE--I acre piusl Assume
$4,000 loan; o rms, pREAM
K!LGHkN, I y baths, FADuLoue
traces. HUGH 7. PECK, 10. s.
III.
C0LksvILLE AREA. Picturesaue
Cape Cod among trees: $l4,0D6.
LhhkE bedrnls, IA baths: full
tras: handicapped 2fV deep lot.
srgit trees. RIPLEY CO., u.
COLEsvILLE--6-rm, brick; liy. nm.
flrepl., 2 baths. full bsmt., garage,
Hwsssprss; 5000 On an No ssents'
COLLEGE PARK-sli.0OO Older
4.bedIm. home in excel. cond
Sl;yg0 On: and no gualh ying
IEc.. Hf. s-4Sle. 9 SALES
CONN. AVE. PARK-3 bedrm. brk.
bath. elec. kit. bsmt. $1,000
S.i7ii. u WI I1 S.cs7s aIAIrf' GA
CONN. AVE. EeTATEs-LIks new
Vacant. 4-bedrm., 2-bafh briei
cape cod. Bsmt.. rec. rm. with bar
Storm sash. fen lot. on st. park.
Ing M. All 4 schools and bus. As.
SUN: sumo sie,3o0. 4hss. Sil3 mo
s-sedrm: brick rambler. Ice. bach
porch. Vacant. Mr., all schools ane
sSs A cIa1Dn a &oob ~ To- mo s47 se
conn. AVE, EsTATEs-s.bedrm
eled liy. rm. with ffepl., separat,
On; Sm X rec: rm.: fenced lot
sumo ~ OF loan at s0O MONTH,
or can be financed FLA. Pail oc.
fsSpIdsas' i. sl va s. 9sys9SsER' is42'
CONN. AVE. RsTs.; S396 dn., NJ
settlement charees--pet, ramblefs
bedrms,: assume 4hse OF loan
fenced lot. awninss. 10. 6-3740
conn S.yS,., Av. 80 Es ..;,;.ss. nc. an
rms, din. I'm. .bsmt. with out.
side exit. Immed; poss. Low mo
R saiE%fPs RopE III ssssss Se.. susuR'
conn. AVE. ESTATES, waking dis.
lance to scheols and churches:
bedrms., In baths: I'm. rec. rm--
All-ortek eemidet.: fenced yard
extras: $4,000. WI. 2-e406.
conn. AVE. EsTs., BY oWNEF
Gracious 3-bedrn. brk. rambler
Lac. liv: rna., fireplace; full bsmt.
fenced lot; trees. Assume AZ Oh
loan or PHA. VIII. 6-5956.
CONN, AVE. PARK-De luxe 6ricl
rambler; FIREPLACE, paneled rec
rm.. PORCH. electric kit, 3 bed.
rms; attractive lot. walk q
Al schools. Assume SI4,S00 0l
HTnisurv.s a. ~ oa.o
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CITIZENS
REALTY

OF. 4.7N2N OF. 4-1997
BRADLEY BLVD. AkRA-custom.
acre q i've soodsd ai isna S cent Sssi hs If
formal din, rm.s Nv; I'm; sil-elee
2:car garage, KoRzENDoRPEH
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Colesville Farms Estate
800 HOBBS DR..

See this PICTURE BOOK RAMB-
LE ,s; 3 a 6e sl, A and =, den; .: "a
p1ias; kEc am m a 0f AVS
MAIDS RIM. In bsmt.. 2 car at.
tached garage. Dashboard h.w.h,
All this with beaut. landscaped
lot. A real buy. $3l.950. WE
TAKE TRADES.
DIRECTIONS: Out colesville Rd.
to Hobbs DR.. dust "a block this
side of Colesville SCHOOL, right
on Hobbs DR.. to PECKS OPEN
SIGN. p
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1E0pen
CHARM HAIR

,G Ssss coo ssisnL sSa nj od ' tl.s
beautiful garden. 20-ft. screened
porch and lge. brick patio: 2
bedFms., lik baths. sep. din. rm..
rec, Im,. built-in earaee: only
$24,5O0
DIRECTIONS: out Old oeorsetown
I'd. or Bradley blvd. to Wilson
lane. take Wilson to Custer I'd,
take Custer blocks TO Harwood
end left TO the open House" at
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HUGH T. PECK
OPEN SUN, 2-6
92l2 Wendell St.

FLOWER AVE. AREA
BEAUTIFUL. LARGE BRICK RAM!
BIER with Good-sized rooms
throughout. Liv. rm. with nrepl..
sep: din, rrn.. LOVELY REC
baths. EXCELLENT NEiGHBoR-
HOOD. Vacant. Price reduced. 4
Out Piney Brsnch I'd.
TO Flower ave, left 10 East schuy.
Ter drive. right to Wendell ct.
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OAKVIEW
1Af3 DIIGTON m

4 hedrm. sPLIT-LEv-
FL HOME with step-dovn iiv. rrn,
Only 2 Yrs; o ID 2 fsll baths; Pin Pin
walking distance TO parochial
school THIS WILL NOT LAST
LONG. Owner leaving town.
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hampshire
TO PECKe OPEN SIGN.
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HOUSES ron sALE--MD.

BURNT MILLS KNOLLg--nriek
iSe, fully sauipped XII. nus, pan. .
eied rec. rrn., storm windows, avn.
lngs. lovely lot with shade trees;
y24.bOQ, Can assume Ahss FHA
o sssH q s IA go SC.ss NJ ''al'or' sx
BURNT MILLS MANOR
LUXURY SPLIT-LEVEL
Open today. lis pm; l0o05
Childs st. Mahog. pam
eled entrance hall. 25-ft.
New Orleans-style liv. rm.,
sep. din. rnn., spacious
modern kit; 3 bedrms.
and 2 baths on upper
levels; lower level has
daylight rec. rm. with fire.
place. 4th bedrm. and full
bath; carport and outside
patio; $28,s50; near MOL
and shopping.
Directions: From oeoreia ave :,
drive out Coiesville "a. approx. i
miles 70 Northwest DR., left 4
blocks 10 childs 81. and left 10
open sign.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
Ju. T-77OO Ewes, wo. 0-42O3
CARROLL KNOLLs-Loveiy brick
rambler, Q rms, fireplace. mod
s,n kitchen alsS i tIl s'T ~; sstih b:
quick sale, $1,000 down. HUGH
4. PECK. 10. 5-47l2.
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ANACOSTIAAS13.75O

S sSSS Ss SSSP l Mr.
psr sssss. 1pEa yc ;R'!ei sSM ftiisS
Gas h,-w.h. full bsmt,; excellent
condition. A real buy at this
prieel Call Mr.. Mcintosh, Elk,
3-24sQ. ewes. and sun. AID.
2-0bnb.
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JosSHhPH TSI f,Ho Really RI ~ CO.
Realtors 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
~. At Pa. Ave.
Over IS Years Experience in Sales,
Rentals, Property Management
LU. 4-7717 LU. 2-5g15
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C0EORED-S5 ANACOsTIA RD,
N. MINI. ave. and Benning I'd
bet. 2-story; rear fenced yard. 2
car gar; h,-w.h. Small On. pynlt d.
bal like rent. OWNER, EN-. z
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HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.

NEAR FORT MEADE. odenton-3-
bedrm. brick-and.redwood ranch
eF; Ice. lot. 81, 500 dn.. assume
| ar loan. Orchard A.734S,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12
BrinklOw
Man Settles
With PEPCO

A Brinklow, Md, property own.
er settled out of court with the
Potomac Electric Power Co. re.
Gently after PEPCO agreed to let
land it acquired revert to private
ownership when the utility is
through with it.
Arthur L. VIM, ir., agreed to
sell SO acres of his land for an un-
disclosed price after he twas as
sured his land would be returned
to him via a "reverter" clause in
his contract with PEPCO.
He fought the condemnation
case in court recently on the
grounds that PEPCO should ac.
cept his land on an easement, in
stead of a purchase basis.
Cornelius Means, general coun-
sci for PEPCO, said his legal de-
partment has settled quite a few
cases" in this manner.
PEPCO is acquiring corridors
250-feet wide from its Dickerson
generating plant to Burtonsville
and Cabin John Valley. Steel
towers carry high tension lines
through these corridors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12

financed by an advance from
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency, Planning funds obtain
ed in this manner bear no in
terest, and are repayable only as
construction takes place.
Recent housing developments
in Rockville, notably Twinbrook
and Hungerford Towne have, in
general, provided adequate storm
drainage facilities. New city sub
division regulations require ade-
quate storm drainage facilities
in all new subdivisions.
But approximately 40 percent
of the city's present area suffers
from inadequate drainage facili-
ties. Virtually no storm drainage
exists in Lincoln Park and drain.
age systems Clearly inaedquate
in size and design exist in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12

night at the new Town Hall in
Glen Echo, when he addresses a
meeting of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Chapter of the Maryland Mu-
nicipal League.
The public is invited to all meet
ings of this group, which is COM
posed of representatives from 10
Montgomery County municipali-
ties.
ELEMENTARY SCIEN CE
AND SPUTNIKS; DR.. Hilary j.
Deason, director of the High
School Library program of the
American Association for the AID,
vancement of Science warned a
group of parents that "much So
called science lin elementary
school curricula) is merely busy
work." when he spoke on Febru-
airy 2 at the Bannockburn Ele-
mentary School P-TA meeting.
He described "busy-work" as
the random collection and exhibit
ton of leaves or sea shells, and
the performance of too many ex-
periments from which no real
scientific information could be
deduced. He went on to describe
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A project report, outgrowth
of an engineering study made by
Gilbert and Associates more
than two years ago, calls for
storm drainage relief in the Lin.
coin Park. Croydon Park, Rock.
crest and South Washington st.
areas.
The city staff report suggested
the best way to underwrite the
project would be by a special
assessment, based on the assess
ed valuation of each affected
parcel of land in relation to the
total assessed valuation of the
respective drainage area.
The proposed new system
should be of the inclosed, under
ground pipe type, rather than
open bitches, the staff report
said. 1t also called for letting
one major contract for the en-.
tire project.
After examining the 13-page
report, the Mayor and Council
directed the staff to prepare
more detailed proposals to i'm.
plement the general plan.
The report proposed that en-
gineering costs for the project be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12

several laboratory type expert
ments, financially inexpensive
and intellectually profitab e,
which, he felt, would encourage
much greater interest in sicence
at the elementary school level.
An expansion of DR.. Deason's
program of a travelling science Ii
hrary in high schools, which
would make hundreds of science
books, from astronomy to zool-
ogy, also available to elementary
schools, has been included in the
National Science Associations an
nual budget, now awaiting Con-
gressional approval.
BEETLES BEWARE: The Glen
Echo Heights Citizens Associa.
ton decided at its last meeting
that it would explore the posi-
bilities of applying milky spore
to the area to combat that peski-
est of summer nuisances,, the
japanese Beetle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12

Croydon Park, Roclscrest and
South Washington st. areas, the
report declared.
Among the most critical areas,
the report continued, are the
Park rd. underpass, the Park rd.-
Stonestreet ave. intersection, and
Neal dr., where Easements some
times stand three to four feet
deep in water after a heavy rain
fall.
Aleutian ave-, and Crawford
DIR. from Claggett to Broadwood
drs. also were cited as flooding
areas in the report.
A cost breakdown of the areas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12
Cabin n-BrookmOnt
Cat Reunited
With Happy
Young Owner
By Naomi (Sandy) Rovner
oliver 6-8863

CAT-TALE: A retired Admiral,
USN, three cat-fancying house
wives and a kind-hearted Veteri-
marian brought a small drama in
the Merrimack Park Bannock-
burn area to a happy conclusion
last week for three children and
one grey and white tom cat of
uncertain ancestry.
Relatively certain that no type
written cockroaeh has beaten us
to it, we hereby relate the mis-
adventures of Dikey."
1t all began when Mrs. Maria
Nevsger of E. Halbert rd., Ban
nockburn, found a cat in her yard.
badly battered in an unsuccess-
full encounter with an unidenti-
fled dog. She called Mrs. Mar
guerite Jorgensen, also of F. Hal
bert, who is well known in the
area as a one-woman cat-reloca.
tion-center. Mrs. Jorge nse n
promptly phoned all the "cat peo-
pie" she knew-"and there sure
are a lot of them around here"
and found all local felines present
and accounted for.
Meanwhile, Admiral Alexander
v. Sharp, of Bannockburn dr..
happened by and volunteered TO
take the cat to a nearby animal
hospital where the victim was
pronounced in grave condition.
Adm. Sharp reported back that if
the owner could not be found that
night, our hapless hero might
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12

have to be put to sleep"
Mrs. JOrgensen thereupO II
picked up her community direc.
tory and systematically began
calling from the top of the alpha
betical listings, alas, to no avail.
However, early the morning she
received an excited phone call
from Mrs. Shirley Alderman of
Wilson Knobs coincidentally the
first name in the directory who
had intercepted a sad-faced little
girl trudging determinedly from
house to house looking for
nothing less than a missing grey
and white cat.
Another furry of phone calls,
quick trip to the animal hospi-
tai of DR.. Alan McEwan at 513S
Macarthur bldv. an Washington,
and "Dikey"-the-cat was reunited
with his ecstatic owners, Susan
Edison, u, of Merrimack Park,
and her brothers, Bobby, 8, and
John, 5.
DR.. McEwan, who is president
of the District of Columbia Vet
erinarian Medical Association had
performed major surgery and
'Dikey" was doing "fine, just
fine"
Today, "Dikey.r minus one toe.
and still a much bestitched, con,
valescent, had no printable com
nent other than a small meow"
which. at the risk of anthropo-
morphism, we think might have
meant q. and where is that
leash law?"
COUNTY PROBLEMS DEPT.
DR.. Frederick Gutheim, director
of the Joint Congressional Com.
mittee on Washington Metropolis
tan Problems will discuss the i'm.
pact of these problems on Mont
gomery County at 8 o'clock to-
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S EN- TIN { [ s %oSTeoNS Tn'
thursday, February Il, I9s9--CE

to be served by new storm sewers
finds Croydon Park as the most
expensive, requiring an esti-
mated $347 900 outlay. Lincoln
Park would cost $29S,000, Rock
crest $4,000 and South Wash
ington st, $4,000 to remedy.
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Suburban Hospital Plans New Wing

A planned new wing at Subur-
ban Hospital Bethesda, will
have room for 100 beds, bringing
the hospitals capacity to 800 by
date of completion in the fall of
next year.
Cost of the wing was estimated
at $1,800,000. A hospital spokes-
man said the cost would be split
into several parts: 80 percent
coming from hospital reserves,
80 percent from bank loans, IA
percent to be contributed by the
public, and the remaining Is per.
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has been appointed to speed
planning, It's members are: Car.
roll Morgan, president of the
Suburban Hospital Association;
DR.. Robert Angle, chief of the
medical staff; Paul L. Banfield
and William M. Moreel. former
presidents of the hospital asso-
citation, and Mrs. Amelia c. Car
ter, hospital administrator.
1.-THE need for increased space
at Suburban Hospital is self-evi-
dent" Morgan said, because the
hospital must continue to grow
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with this area"
He pointed out that 10,490
adults were admitted to the hos.
pital last year and the emergency
room alone processed 10,847
cases.
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cent to consist of Halliburton
Federal funds.
Preliminary plans call for OBJ
stetrical suite, doctors lounge
and library, snack bar and adj
ministrative offices. Other hos
pital needs are being studied for
application in the wing.
A five-man steering committee
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City Studies ST Million
Plan for Storm Drainage

81 million storm project to relieve four flood
in Rockville presented last week to the ctys
nd