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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

LARcHMoNT REALTY, INC.
JE $4,000 JE. 2-6415
MANASSAS-Nice Cape Cod. $50
mo or sell. no down payment
s77 mo. Vacant. DU $4,000,
MANASSAS. VA.--Spaeious: 3 bed
rms, = baths, lge. yd garage
sl25 mo. Call EN-. s-620s
MCLEAN years old; 4 bedrms.
: baths, rec nm. compl GE kit
near schools Ell. 6-4266
MCLEAN. VA.-New 3-bedrm., ..
bath brk rambler; complete or
cleo kit. with dishWasher and wal
oven: 2i min 10 PentaRon AND
ID C.; Sl75. lease purchase ar.
ranRementS can be made.
M. T. Broyhill g. Sons Corp.
1910 Lee Hwy. IA. 4-l3oO
Mr.. SEAT PLEAsANT-New Arm
and tiled bath bunga Gas heat,
full bsmt, Rents sos, WA. 7-isi9.
mr.. ! CORNERS - Large fenced
YARD, 3 bedrms, air conditioner
well insulated, Sll0. CROWELL q.
Co, INC, IA. 7-4664.
RIVERDALE tTempleton Knobs
8 bedrmS. With option TO buy
Elk. $3.50,
Sill. sPG.-3 bedrms., ia baths
patio; all schls.. avail July / OF
10; Sl37,50, JU, 5-gSg7.
SOUTHEAST Semidetached: neal
Boiling, NRL, Andrews, bedrms
garbage disposal, yard, basement
$40 per month. Available i'm.
mediately. 10, 2-55SS.
VA; Sleepy Hollow road area, ~ !
Valley Brook driye--SDlit-l eVe
contemporary 3 bedrooms, 3
baths. den, carport completely
air conditioned: available imme
dia't'" $3.50. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO.. Realtor. IA. $1,000
VIENNA bedrms.. plus liyabls
unfinished upstairs. basement: or
h-acre lot; Sl25 mo. JE. 4-3OS3
VIRGINIA, stratford on Potomac
of MI Vernon blvd. Nice brk
split level, 3 br, ia b., liv. rm
w-fpl, formal din. rm, lge. pxat
mod. GE kit, paneled rec. rm. W.
tpl.. bSmt, carport. Wooded lot
Rent, y ~ mo, with option to buy
SO. 5-4726.
BEDRMS., den, living rm., dininf
rm,, equipped kitchen. large utilits
rm.. ] "a baths. APPROX. 5.-acrt
fenced. Handicapped lot: S1bf
month, lease. IA. 4-5SS5. SERVICE
REALTY. INC
coLORED - 100 TEWKESBURY
PL. N.W.-6-rm. semidet. brick
Gas. heat. garage. Immediate pos.
session. Sl26 month.
KAY REALTY co. RIA. 6-"2OC
COLORED-I32G FARRAGUT ST
N.W.-Det. shlngle home; Z rms
and . baths, front porch, . rear
porcheS and garage, rec. rm.. OF
heat. Only Sl35 month MR.
NEUMANN, MA. $4,000.
COLORED-72e HOBART ST. NV
Redecorated B-room house. ST.
mo. HU. 3-50Ss.
CoLoRED-RENT AND BUY
18th AND ALLISON NV.
SpotleSS B-rm. brk. Ia mod
baths, 3 porches lge yard, garage
PUT YOUR RENT SIS TO WORK
tn 2-1o90, La e-o462, la a-0is5
COLORED-1607 D NE
s rooms and bath; modern: 3 o.
| = employed adults; Sl25 per mo
incl. heat. Call Ii. 6-7O43 for key
]
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Very clean and desirable 3-bedrm
brick house on LARGE lot; nict
area and convenient to schools
churches and shopping. OWnel
transferred and must sell. Cal
Mr.. Lawson, 10. 5-4Q4l
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Bethesda (GlenWood

BY OWNER; 3-bedrm. brk. Co.
lonial-ih baths, screened porch,
gar extras. Excel. financing:
S2l,bO0 OIL. 4-SbS7
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Immediate Occupancy

|WW--3s %
Several newly decorated brick ram.
olers In the Falls Church and
AnnAndale area, many with all.
electric GE kitchens including
garbaFe diSposals. dlshwaSheTs,
etc fireplace, full basement with
outside entrance, two TO three bed
rooms; near schools. stores and
buses Apply portion OF rent TO.
wards down payment.
LARCHMoNT REALTY, INC.
JE 4-3g0O JE. p-64lE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

BETHESDA. Bradley blvd. area
soft, rambler, on acre lot. 2S-ft
liy. rm,, diversified din. rm., mod
kit, with breakfast space, 3 bed,
rooms, . baths, maids rm,, Jalou.
sled breezeway, rec. rm., 2-cal
garaEe, Low 4Os,
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-i4Il
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PRIVACY AND CHARM
TOWN HOUSE

Better han new, this custom-builk
Colonial has central r-condition
system, aluminium storm windows,
center-hall entrance, 26-ft, living
room, separate dining room, table
space In sll-electric equipped
Kitchen, l4X24 den or sun room,
bedrooms, > baths, valI-to-yali
carpeting and patio are some OF
the features. Price S26,95O.
James G. ConleV & Co.
9525 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4l34 TIL q
RAY PARk.-Poretsky-built ram.
pier LARGE BEDROOMS, sep,
DIN. rm., full bsmt.: lovely lot:
mmee. eond.: close-in loo. WE
TAKE TRADES. 500 .45O' HUGH
I. PECK, 10. 5-4749.
ROCK CREEK PALISADES-Large
modern bi-level with Spacious liy-
ing quarters: 4 twin-size bedrrs
paths and 2 liv. rms, Ice. patio
ana wooded lot. Assume lge. CT
Iosn, SUBURBAN PROP, MIST,
10. 5-36S7.
ROCkCREST RAMBLER - DeSir.
abe rooms, with large liv. nm,
only $500 down. SO per mo
RUoH T + P PiRSSl L 1pd s4 i9;qnpins.
ROCKvILLE-S150 dn.; 4 bedrmS
paths, frepl. level lot. screened
porch, washer; payment like rent.
X. L. SMITH REALTY, GA.
4-47ll, GA. 4-S1Q5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

CAPE Gods bedrooms. . baths.
complete kit, lge. liV. rm. bsmt.
available July Is Both these
houses near parochial and public
schools 5 min. 10 buses.
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BERKEY PROPERTIES

RAMBLER bedrmS.' 1 bath. lee
IiV. rim, bSmi.. garage. mr.. schools
and transp. lge. lot. Available
July /.
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SILVER SPRING

WOODSIDE Park
Large S-rm. brick home in this
lovely close-in' section; this home
has everything; bedrmS., den,
ga baths. porch, maids rm.. rec.
rm., garage, Call for info, WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO., JU. 9-6440.
Omen iii q nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

SILVER SPRING-A most attract.
little home for S16,e50; 3-bedrm.
orlcE rambler, mr.. st. Johns
parochial and elem. schools. Elec,
KIT, rec. rm. with hrepl.: pleas
ingly planted level fenced yard
c. ROBERT GRAY e. CO, DIG
Ellsworth DR., JU. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING, SI5,e5O = Brick
rambler, , bedrooms, basement.
Walk to Our Lady Of Good Coun-
sci High School. LEE FREW
PLATT. JU 9-510S. OIL. 1850.
SILVER SPRING-3- bedroom ram
bier. finished basement with kitch-
en- and bath. $1,000. Terms. LEE
FREW PLATT, JU. 9-57OS, RE.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

ACCoKEEK. MD, COW, Boiling
Andrews Fleld-Newly finished: 2
bedrmS $50 mo Also, 3 bed
rms; Sba6O mo- oil heat. car
ports, la-acre lots; mr.. schools,
churches, stores. Butler 3-a4O2
ALIEN bedrm,, Ia bath, duplex:
military. "a 7.oa5d. viii tease
AMER U, PARK-si5O MO
: baths. Conveniently located A,
G, HoUGHTON a SON INC,
141S H 81, NV, DI. 5-0OS7.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm. a-bath brick
rambler. dlshwasher and disposal.
! lovely garden. Sl65 on a-yr. lease
AoLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy,
KE. S-5350,
ARLINGTON bedrooms, addi-
dining room. e5ei North piskesS..
son St, ia, 5.2l41, CIR 3-3I2b.
II no answer, JE. 3-T62I.
ARL., n. = Country Club Hills.
rambler: bedrms 3 baths. rec
gar, SOS mo- IKE. S-24SR.
ARL. N.-.-Air -cond. 6-rm. Colonial;
! q baths, full bsmt: fenced yd F.:
SioO Avail, S5l N. Kensington
ARL., near z corners---3-bedrm
I i7-bath rambler sep. dining rm d,
large GE -eouip. kit, large rec.
rm, and bSmt; mr. schools. with
cow, tranSp,, excel, eond: 2 yrs.
2-yr lease. JE. a-526O.
BETHESDA, $500 Wilson Iane-3-
oedrm; Dutch Colonial with mod
ern kitchen, den rec. rm. ard en-
s PHILLIPS, INC DI 7-i4lI
BETHESDA bradley Hilisl-Mag-
nincent 3-bedrm.. 3-bath rambler,
eatneoria: ceiling: liv. rm with
glassed wall TO spacious wooded lot !,
gen, rec; rm,, ,ear gar, excel.
value S21b mo. Phone Mr.. Yount,
| FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, Di,
7-l4ll.
BETHEsDA--Exeellent location: .
story orlek, bedrmS newly dec /;
Sl.1.5O mo: JU 9-34eO
BETHESDA; MINED POSs, mr..
NH, Naval Hosp -bedrm.. 2
bath spllt.leysl: / ". old; daylight
BETHESDA REi Il isai o. sl 4siI rs.
BRADLEY AREA-3-bedrm. split
4 level; ga baths, liv. rm with
/ frepl, din, nm den, bSmt, .
car gAr... cleo kit, available about
July 10th SECS mo. OIL A-45as.
CAPE Gods bedrooms, . baths.
| complete kit, Inv rm. l2 by 81.
no bsmt Available July Is.
CAPE Gods bedrooms. . baths,
complete kit, Ice. liv. rm t. bsmt
[ available July Is Both these
houses near psrochial and public
schools, 5 min. 10 buses.
[ RAMBLER bedrms' 1 bath. Ice
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COUNTRY RAMBLER : yop

CONN. AVE. EsTS.-Like-new t.
rm. brick rambler, W lovely rec
rm., y bath. all-elec kit; price
slashed; S20.500. BEERS BROS.
INC, JU $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

fall in love with the maeHifcent
IS7-foot wide lot beautifully
shrubbed. Very large living room
with fireplace. separate dining
room, table-space kitchen. 3 large
bedrooms with . baths: full base
ment with recreation room and
powder room. Assume over $4,000
Al2ee trust Colesville area. A. J.
kESSINGER & CO. III. A-4h44
Evening star., 1959-10-07

The Fairfax County Schoo,
Board last night approved lat
Virginia tuition grant applica-
tionS.
George Pope, assistant SUPER
intendent. said the applications
increase the number approved
by the board so far to more
than 200.
The $3.50 grants will cost the
county about $4,000. The
county pays "a per cent Of the
$3.50 available under State law
for anyone who wants to go to
a private school anywhere or
to a public school outside the
county.
The law was set up to ease
what was felt to be the impact
of integration on public schools.
Fairfax County schools are not
integrated. But the schools are
faced with a suit by 26 Negro
youngsters who seek admission
to eight white schools.
Mr.. Pope said the school
board has set aside $205, 900 for
tuition grant payments and he
Evening star., 1959-10-07

wife of a doctor at the Ma
tional Institutes Of Health, and
has three children. Her cousin,
sitting behind Anne in the pic
ture. lives in Jerusalem and
has four children, and a third
girl in the picture lives in Cali
fornia.
Too Busy for Diary
Possibly I should have kept
some record Of those days, as
Anne did, but I was too busy
staying alive" Mrs. Rodbell
said. II can remember how we
rode our bikes, without tires,
out into the country to try to
exchange our family valuables
for food-and then we were
Evening star., 1959-10-07
Falls Church
Seeks Advice
On Grants

The Falls Church School
Board will seek legal advice
as to whether 1t can use discre-
ton in approving pupil tuition
grant applications.
School Supt. Irwin H.
Schmitt was instructed by the
board last night to ask City
Attorney Philip N. Brophy for
further Qualification of regu-
lations set up by the State
Education Board for handling
tuition grant requests. He will
report back at the boards Oc-
tober 20 meeting.
State desegregation legisla-
ton provides that any student
wishing to attend a private
school or a public school in
another jurisdiction may apply
for scholarship aid.
Heretofore, the Falls Church
board has interpreted the legis-
lation as meaning board ap-
proval Of the $3.50 grant was
automatic provided the school
applied for meets minimum
State standards. School board
member Mrs. Jane Dexter,
however, questioned whether
blanket approval of tuition
grants was in fact required by
State law.
Four tuition grant applica-
tions have been made in Falls
Church. The first was approved
but the approval of three
others were held up pending
Mr.. Brophy's opinion.
A sum of $4,000 has been
set aside by the city council for
the tuition grant fund.
Evening star., 1959-10-07
Auto Rate Death
In Maryland Is
| Each 23 Hours

PIKESVILLE, Nd, Oct.
(AP) One person was killed
every % hours on Maryland's &
highways during August and
one was injured every "a min
utes, State Police reported yes
terday.
The report listed 80 traffic
deaths for the month, 1881
personal injuries and 4,493 ac-
Fcidents. It increased the total
dead for the year to 331 in
eight months, a / per cent
gain over the first eight months
Of 1858.
Nine Of the 80 killed we're
pedestrians.
Baltimore County had the
most accidents, ISL. with Prince
Georges County second with
474.
Both counties were at the top
Of the list Of fatalities, with six
deaths each.
Evening star., 1959-10-07
146 Tuition Requests
Approved in Foirfox

estimated that between two
thirds and three-quarters Of
those planning to apply already
have done so.
Most Of the applications ap-
proved last night were for pri-
vate schools in the county, al
though one was for George
Mason High School in Falls
Church and another was for
Gushing Academy in Massa-
chusetts.
Mr.. Pope said he had recently
received an application for a
school in Hawaii.
At one point in discussion of
tuition grants, Robert Davis,
board member, charged there
were schools on the list for tu-
ition grants that he felt did
not meet local health and
safety requirements.
Board Chairman Samuel S.
Solomon said: Were merely
acting as agents for the State.
This is something the parents
and the State are responsible
for"
Evening star., 1959-10-07

purchase OF commercial prop.
erty and depressing the value
Of commercial property in Ar.
lington."
Mr.. Simmonds represented
Mrs. Anna B. O'Hara whose
land at 90 and 90 South Abing.
don street. OF Arlington bou-
levard. has been zoned com.
mercial since 1894.
UNLESS there Is q compel.
ling reason. the board should
not downgrade property" Mr.
Simmonds said.
The board rezoned Mrs
O'Hara's land from commercial
to residential. They also voted
to rezone commercial land to
apartment classification in the
1900, 5000, $500 and $500 blocks
of Columbia pike and at the
intersection Of Columbia pike
and Greenbrier street.
Elimination Of spot CONNER
cial zones is q major plank in
the platform Of the Arlingto-
mans for a Better County which
controls the county board.
Two ABC members, Ralph Kaul
and David Krupsaw, are run
ming for reelection.
The board is now involved in
"a court suit filed by q land
owner protesting the rezoning
of his commercial property to
residential.
The board deferred action on
two "high-rise" apartment prof.
ects proposed on Old Dominion
drive across from Stratford
Junior High School. On this
issue, Mr.. Kaul and Mr.. Krup-
saw split, with Mr.. Kaul favor
ing denial of the rezoning and
Mr.. Krupsaw voting to defer it
with the indication that he may
approve it later.
The architect for one Of the
apartment projects. Ernest B.
Rauth Of John Walton & Asso-
Evening star., 1959-10-07

ciates. warned that the rejec-
tion Of "high-rise, luxury apart
ments" could be detrimental to
the county. Mr.. Rauth said the
board appears to be developing
a zoning policy against this
type of development.
Mr.. Rauth said that land Is
so expensive In many cases that
it is not economically feasible
for a developer to build low
density projects. He said that
some Of the existing ''walk-up"-
type projects are changing
hands every two or three years
and bringing in a lower income
type individual to the area"
The architect said the luxury
type. projects attract a higher
income group and are MAIN
tanned better. He said the re-
lection Of high-rise apartments
will hinder redevelopment of
some rundown areas and en-
courage development of less
desirable projects which may
require rehabilitation of the
areas in the next 20 years.
The board voted 3 to 2 to
defer the two rezoning requests
on Old Dominion drive until
February rather than reject
them. Chairman Krupsaw
asked the two applicants to
see If they could get together
to plan the projects as a single
one.
The County Civic Federation
opposed the apartment prof.
ects in line with its general
policy against "high-rise and
high-density" apartments and
encroachment into single
family neighborhoods.
Evening star., 1959-10-07
Hillcrest Heights
Home Hit by Fire

7 A fire that started in an up
stairs bedroom caused an es-
timated $4,000 damage today
to a semi-detached brick home
in Hillcrest Heights. Md.
Deputy Chief Edgar Smith
Of the Silver Hill Volunteer
Fire Department said the two
alarm blaze was confined to
the one bedroom and hall but
said there also was extensive
smoke damage to the other
bedrooms and bath upstairs
and some to the first floor.
The fire occurred shortly be-
fore $3.50 am. in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pohl. 5810
Twenty-fourth place. Mrs.
Pohl and several children who
were at home at the time got
out safely.
Evening star., 1959-10-07

lucky If we could get the food
home again, because the Ger.
mans were likely to take II
away from US"
The picture taken by Mrs
Rodbell's mother appears thi'
week in Life Magazine with Q
story tracing what happened tc
each of the children.
Mrs. Rodbell describes her.
self as a typical suburban
housewife" active in the PTA
the League of Women Voters
and the Adventure Theater, an
amateur group. The Rodbells
are expecting another child in
December.
MY main memory Of those
war years was the magnificence
Of the Dutch people," Mrs
Rodbell said. Actually. I was
too young to be Of much use
to the underground; I'm sure
they helped me far more thar
I helped them. ! can remember
a familiar saying that one
third Of the entire Dutch pop
ulation was underground with
the other two-thirds."
Evening star., 1959-10-07
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Broyhi|| Acts
On Bus Route

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican of Virginia. today
asked the Interstate Commerce
Commission to allow a bus
company to use the George
Washington Memorial parkway
between Arlington boulevard
and Key Bridge and along
Spout Run.
- The Washington. Virginia
and Maryland Coach Co.
i(Arnold Line) has applied for
j permission to use the parkway
} for service to the new Central
Intelligence Agency under con-
struction at Langley and the
Spout Run parkway to provide
service for its Arlington patrons
An ICC examiner recon-
mended approval. but permis-
sion was Withheld after the
Interior> Department objected
on the basis Of the condition
of the highway and the SLOW
ing of traffic by buses on steer
grades.
1.-The Interior Department
seems to lose sight Of the fac
that the system of express high
ways being constructed in ant
about the Metropolitan Area o.
the District of Columbia are be-
ing constructed to service tht
immediate needs Of the people
residing in this area and not
solely for the purpose Of beauti'
flying the road system" Mr.
Broyhill said.
An Interior Departments ex.
pertinent to show that a bul
could not operate over certain
portions of the parkway q
posted speeds was term eC
ridiculous" by Mr.. Broyhill
Evening star., 1959-10-07
Childhood Playmate Of Anne Frank
Recalls Grim Years in Underground

Looking back on the grim
years she spent in the Dutch
underground during World War
II, a Wheaton MD housewife
has no regrets that she failed
to keep a written account Of
her experiences as one of her
childhood playmates did.
Mrs. Barbara L. Rodbell Of
1882 Ivanhoe street was a
close friend of Anne Frank, the
young girl whose world-famed
diary of her life under Nazi
persecution was turned into a
successful play and movie. Mrs.
Rodbell's family and the Franks
were neighbors IN Amsterdam
during pre-war years and the
children were inseparable COM
panions.
Mrs. Rodbell's mother took
a picture of six little girls
playing happily in a sandbox
when Anne Frank was 8 years
old. Because it was an excel
lent likeness of all the children,
copies were made and passed
around to all the families in
volved. Mrs. Rodbell has her
own copy and the one which
went to the Frank family sub
sequently was enlarged and
used all over the world as one
of the few pictures Of Anne in
existence.
Happy Times Together
II remember so well when
my mother took that picture,
Mrs. Rodbell said today. "Anne's
sister Margot was my age and
we were close friends, and my
younger sister Susanne, was
the same age as Anne, so they
always. played together. The
families were very close, and ]
can recall lunches. picnics and
all the happy times we had to-
gether."
Anne, Susanne. and Margot
all died in concentration
camps, but the other three girls
in the photograph survived
wartime perils and today are
living happy lives in widely sep
arated homes.
Mrs. Rodbell, now SO, is the
Evening star., 1959-10-07


single building on Route l, ac-
cording to Fairfax County Com
monwealth Attorney Robert
Fitzgerald.
However, Bargain City has
instigated a civil suit which
strikes at the constitutional un-
derpinnings Of the law banning
conduct of all but essential
business on the Sabbath.
SIT hopes to avoid fines or
other penalties by winning the
case which will be heard jan
uary l3 in Fairfax Circuit
Court.
Fairfax is delaying prosecu-
ton of charges against the firm
pending outcome Of the civil
suit.
Details Of the curious but
Evening star., 1959-10-07
College Choirmun

RICHMOND, Oct. z (AP).-
Ex-Gov. Stanley turned oyer the
Craftsmanship of the board of
Ferrum Junior College here
yesterday to William P.
Schwartz, jr., of Roanoke. Mr..
Stanley's term on the board
had expired.
Evening star., 1959-10-07
Stute Lund Owner

BALTIMORE, Oct. 7 (AP).-
The Maryland Department Of
Forest and Parks, with 135.419
acres, is the biggest land owner
of any State agency.
Evening star., 1959-10-07
{Sundoy Cases Pile Up
Against Bargain City
BY JOHN BARRON
Star stan Writer

Charges Of defyng Vrginas "bue laws are being Med
weekly against Bargain CITY, nc new shopping center south
'of Alexandria.
~ The firm is continuing open Sunday despite them
If convicted Of each Of the accmuatng charges could
be fined as much $4,000.
So could each of the individuals leasing space in large
Evening star., 1959-10-07

legally significant case. hereto
fore undisclosed. were revealed
yesterday after inquiries to Mr..
Fitzgerald. Bargain City's at
torney Henry Makall and its
manager. Howard Niederman.
Bargain City, which contains
a variety Of merchandise de-
partments, opened last April
and began doing business on
Sundays. Police promptly
served a warrant accusing 1t Of
violating the Sunday Closing
Law.
However, when the firm
advised Mr.. Fitzgerald that 1t
would file the civil suit. he
agreed to withhold prosecution
of the charges until the suit is
decided.
Alternative Open
He said yesterday he did so
because Bargain City probably
would have been able to obtain
a restraining injunction fore
stalling prosecution until a
judgement is issued in the suit.
He warned the firm. though,
that a separate charge would
be levied against 1t each time
it opened on Sunday. A new
charge will be lodged each
week at least until January.
Maximum penalty for flout-
ing the Blue Law is $500. The
shopping center thus is risk
ing that much each Sunday.
Mr.. Makall said 1t is ac-
cepting the risk because it is
confident the courts will de-
clare the law unconstitutional.
without question, it is
strictly a religious law and
violates the first amendment. "
he said.
Discrimination Charged
He also contended that Bar
gain City sells essential prod
ucts and that it is being dis
eliminated against because nu-
merous other stores which open
on Sunday are not being legally
molested.
Mr.. Fitzgerald said that If
Bargain City fails in its civil
suit, then we will proceed to
prosecute all warrants issued
heretofore and thereafter"
He added that on the basis
of what he had read in periodi-
Gals, he thinks the Sunday Law
is widely misunderstood.
"The only way we can keep
it on the books is to prove that
its purpose is not to enforce
religious observance" he said.
Mr.. Makall commented that
should Bargain City not win
the civil suit, the court could
restrain it from future Sunday
business by placing a bond as
high as $180,000.
Evening star., 1959-10-07
Commercial Property
Rezoned in Arlington

The Arlington County Board last night rezoned six pieces
Of commercial property to residential classification despite
protests that this practice is depressing property
values"
Attorney James H. Smmonds protested that the boards
willingness land has had the effect of deterrnp
Evening star., 1959-10-07
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