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Evening star., 1960-08-31
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star Staff Writer

Never underestimate the
stamina of the British.
The temperature scared
yesterday afternoon to well
over 80 degrees, and the
visitors to the American Bar
Association meeting here
from the British Common
wealth turned out in much
greater numbers than did
ambassadors from the Latin
American republics at the
afternoon reception.
Once again the American
hosts seemed to feel the
necessity of abiding by the
well-known British custom
of holding a garden party.
regardless of the thought of
aforementioned, we'll ap-
pointed bathrooms in hotels
around town. The stage was
set in the fabulous, but too
well heated walled-in garden
of the Pan American Union.
The party was "a recep-
ton in honor of the diplc-
matte and other distinguished
representatives and visitors
attending the 85d annual
meeting of the American Bar
Association and the Interna-
tional Bar Association"
However, the only Latin
American ambassador of the
II nations accepting seen at
the party was the new Guata-
malan Ambassador, Carlos
AlejoS.
The guests were first re-
ceived by an ever-changing
receiving line in the majestic
Hall of the Americas of. the
Pan American Union. They
were quickly shown the door
out of the aforementioned
ballroom and down the steps
to the breathlessly hot gar
den.
Spectacular Buffet
The panorama from the
top of the steps leading to
the garden was spectacular.
The lawn was dotted with a
half dozen bars and a tre-
mendous buffet stretched
across the terrace.
The buffet was interesting
enough to the British guests
and somewhat sad to the
caterer. Regardless of the
handsome roastS of beef,
hams, sandwiches and hot
dogs well douSed in mustard,
the one fascinating item to
the English was the dips"
To the horror of the caterer,
carrots and radishes wilted
before several outstretched
hands.
AS the several hundred
guests streamed in and tried
to find a cool spot, some
stretching out on the lawn,
a siX-piece United States
Navy Band attempted to play
background music. 1t was so
Evening star., 1960-08-31

Judge Advocates Wives
Club entertained at a coffee
in Patton Hall of Fort Myer.
Among the honored guests
were Lady Kilmuir, Mrs. Will
ber Brucker, wife Of the Sec
Evening star., 1960-08-31

retary of the Army; Mrs. Ly-
man Lemnitzer, wife of the
newly appointed chairman
Of the Joint Chiefs of Staff;
Mrs. Randall. and Mrs. Sey-
mour.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Religious Affairs
Sunday School Aide to Be HOnored

series of lectures which ends
today.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Mr.. po-II uR,sELE

Before you start to paint, in
spect the walls and ceilings for
cracks in the plaster. Spackling
compound is good and easy to
handle or buy good patching
plaster, read and follow the di-
rections carefully.
When the cracks on your
wall that you are preparing for
painting are too fine to fill with
patching plaster; try filling
them by brushing several coats
of paint into them before you
start the real paint job.
THE DALE LUMBER co.
OF MD. will fill every need in
Lumber, Cement, Insulation :.
FREE DELIVERY anywhere in
Montgomery County. Featuring
a full line of BLUE GRASS,
hand and power TOOLS
Watch us GROW! THE DALE
LUMBER CO., 313 East Dia-
mond Avenue, Gaithersburg.
WA. $1,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

intendent of Montgomery COun-
ty Schools, will speak at the
Eastern Montgomery County
Council of UCW May Fellow
ship meeting tomorrow at noon
at the Church of the Ascension
in Silver Spring.
Mrs. B. Ross Morrison, whose
husband is pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Wheaton,
was chairman of a recent lunch
con of the Wives of Ministers
of the D. c. Baptist Convention
at the Evans Farm Inn, Va.
James c. Dean, pastor of the
Rockville Seventh-day Adventist
Church, is attending the fourth
annual H.M.S. Richards Lee
tureship on Preaching at the
Washington Missionary College
in Takoma Park. He is among
300 ministers and theological
students attending a five-day
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
By KOkO Wittenburg
Church Editor

The Rev. William H. Nuckols,
jr., pastor of the Hunting Hill
Methodist Church of Rockville,
has announced that Mrs. Elva
Davis, Sunday School secretary
treasurer for 80 years, will be
honored at the morning wor-
ship service on May %, three
days prior to her retirement.
Mrs. Davis, associated with
the General Store in the Hunt
ing Hill section, became secre-
tary-treasurer when the Sunday
School enrolled "only a handful
of students" Today the school
embraces 100 pupils.
A Service of Dedication of
Children will be held at the
Twinbrook Baptist Church of
Rockville Sunday at II am, on
Mothers Day.
May Fellowship Day will be
observed by the Western Mont
gOmery County Council Of
United Church Women with a
service at st. Johns Episcopal
Church in Bethesda tomorrow
at IL noon. DIR. A. BueI Trow-
bridge, professor at the Ameri-
can University of international
Service, will speak at the lunch
con meeting.
DIR. c. Taylor Whittier, super
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

Maryland leads all other
states in acceptance of fluoride
as a dental health measure, ac-
cording to DR.. Roy Bridger,
chief Division of Dental Health,
County Health Department.
"Fluoridation is no longer in
the pioneering or experimental
stages" DR.. Bridger said. 1t has
received endorsement of numer-
Gus national dental and health
associations.
"Fluoridation is completely
safe. 1t is the most effective
and least costly dental health
measure available today" DR..
Bridger commented.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

drunk fluorinated water for the
past eight years, were com.
pared with children attending
rural area schools in areas
where well water is no fluorin.
ated.
Tests showed the downtown.
ty children had roughly half as
many cavities as did the up
county children. Specifically,
children in the three down-coun-
ty schools studied showed a
prevalence of dental defects of
81, 20 and II percent, respec-
lively.
The up-county children, how
ever, showed a prevalence of rs,
Il, and 60 percent. The big diff
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

You may charge any type
Of merchandise or servihe
except 1T soda fountain.
Make application ii any
Peoples Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
TwinbrOOk
Pool Lists
New Rates

The Twinbrook Swimming
Pool corporation has announced
g special price for family sea.
son passes purchased before
June l, along with guest pass
"bonus" for those purchased by
May Is.
Until June 1, the firm an
nounced, the family passes will
be available for $40 for the sea.
son. Thereafter, the charge
will be $85.
Season passes obtained by
May Is will entitle each pur-
chaser to five guest tickets,
each good for one guest for a
full day at the pool.
The corporation also an.
nounced that residents of Twin
brook, Twinbrook Forest. Twin
brook Park, Rockland, Halpine
Village, Arrow Rock, Broad
wood Manor, Meadow Hall,
Rockcrest and Silver Rock are
eligible to buy life memberships
in the pool as they become
available. Additional informa-
ton about the pool privileges
can be obtained by addressing
inquiries to the corporation at
Box 705, Rockville.
The corporations Olympic
size pool and children's pool will
open for the season May %.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

ference is explained by fluoride
added to water supplied by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commissionu in lower and cen
trail Montgomery County. Only
small amounts of natural fluo,
ride is present in well water.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Lux Manor Planning

Kalwey H. Johnson, president
of the Lux Manor Citizens AS
ISOLATION, has been authorized
by the group to establish a
planning committee to draw up
recommendations on proposed
land use for the area bounded
by Old Georgetown rd., Route
$40 and the Outer Circumfer-
entail Highway.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Regional Park Purchase

The county authorized pay
ment of $70,426 last week for
III acres of land to round out
thu. 497-acre Wheaton Regional
Park. Owners of the land were
Bradford and Delphine Arm.
strong. Only handful of small
tracts remain to be acquired.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Study Here Shows
FIuOride Cuts Children s
Tooth Decay so Percent
Study Here Shows

Fluoridated drinking water has cut tooth decay so
percent in some Montgomery County school children
cording to study released this week by the health
partment
Students from three downcounty schools, who have
Evening star., 1960-06-12
THE SUNDAY STAR E-l7
Washington, D. c.
June II, 1860
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
CHECK THESE HONEST /

BROYHILL CREST-ANNAND
Big brick rambler on ia-acre
wooded lot. Has 5 big bedrms.. 4.
modern GE kitchen, washer. air.
cond, full bsmt., swim pool share.
FEA approved, S20,SO0. By sppt.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

BLESSED SACRAMENT
PARISH-Centrallv air.
conditioned, 4-bedroom,
2-bath trick Cape Cod,
on yorgeously landscaped
corner lot. Full base
ment, paneied recreation
room WITH bar. screened
porch. Assume 4
Gil loan--S120 per mo.
pays all! S34,250.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
ALExANDRIA-ARLINGToN-FAIRFAx

BUILDERS CLOsE-OUT
Easily worth 900,
this custom-built brick
bi-level must be sold this
week end. so the builder
SAYS, IN take S22.950."
Entrance fover, 13X20
living room with fire.
place, formal dining
room, 13xl3 all-electric
kitchen, 3 twin-SiZed
bedrooms, 3 full baths.
20X2S recreation room,
attached garage and IA
acre lot; $4,000 cash
required.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

EDSALL PARK-Big split level on
i4-acre lot for S21.SO0 Has 3
big bedrmS.. modern kitchen with
table space, rec. rm.. summer
patio: top oond. home with good
financing. 6S05 GalaX Court.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

ASSUME 4tace CT LOAN.
3-bedroom rambler. with
in walking distance to
elementary school; 81 1926
per mo. pays principal,
interest, taxes and in
Surance; Sl3,500.
HOLM HALL-Antiuue
brick rambler, on attrac-
lively handicapped lot in
q friendly neighborhood.
3 bedrooms, patio: ST.
$50 down and take over
a 5i4 Or lSt trust-no
red tapel S15,500.
ASSUME 4Iaes CT LOAN.
8 = bedroom split = level,
Evening star., 1960-06-12
S28.75O

FOUR-LEVBL SPLIT. Plenty
OF living space in this home,
situated on a large wooded lot.
Shows like new. 13xl6 liv.
rm. with fireplace. l2x14 din.
rn., ? bedrms., ga baths. 2OX
] 3 rec. rm.. 2Oxl3 utilitv rm.
Assume $1,000 4lzec loan.
Open 2-R, Sunday. DIREC-
TIONS Al Seven Corners, west
on Arlington blvd. (Rte. 500 to
first left aspen lane 10 right
on Sleepv Hollow I'd. to right
on Valley Brook dr.. TO left on
Slade Run dr.. to left on Ted
or TO left on Mildred Or. TO
house.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
STYLE RAMBLER
LORENE RAMSEY RTTv
CENTRAL AIR COND,

FALLS CHURCH. Is minutes from
PentaRon, ) minutes from Z Cor
nerS. 3-yr; -old white brick center
nail rambler. Park-like setting
among lge. oak trees. eft, liv
rm. wIf1repl, lge. din rm., ali
elec. kit, 3 bedrms., 3 baths,
huee rec. rm. w/bar and pa
system. Can make / or > more
3edrms, in basement. Conventional
TO see. Open Sun. HOOTS REALTY
CO. LIE 2-QlNQ
Evening star., 1960-06-12
S2O.5OO

Arlington is a fine place TO
live. See this well-built brick
rambler Liv. rm. with fire-
place, 3 bedrooms. Ia baths,
bsmt with tiled floor. csrport.
patio, carpeting. A good buy
with only Sl,S00 dn. Open
2-6, Sunday. Drive to 5S0l
N. 36th st.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
$4,000

Nestled among many trees, this
3-bedrm. modern rambler offers
a large liv. rm. with fireplace.
din. rin.. picture window. large
winter or summer porch, car
port. Assume 81 service loan.
Open 2-6, Sunday. DIREC-
RE SOY TeSS psst 81 ssns'S1 seven cornsqs plsp
on oakridEe rd. to 1928.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
$28,75O
S32,95O
S37.5OO

NEW RAMBLER in the heart
Of better Arlineton. Large din.
rm.. l4x12 kit, 2 or 4 bed
rms, 3 baths, 20x2S paneled
1T.r rec rT s;r 2csr ca FsrsSs riv. 30 o0rGh 0IlG
41st st. N.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
S26,5O0

AIR CONDITIONED Brick
rambler, Offering 2lxl3 liv. rm.
with corner fireplace, din. rm.,
modern kit, 20x10 Florida rm.,
3 or 4 bedrms., ga baths, bsmt.
partitioned for rec. rm., ga
rage, patio. carpetinR, drapes.
MAKE YOUR OFFER AND AS
SUME LARGE 4i2es LOAN.
MCLEAN. Call to see.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
ASSUME GI

ASSUME GI
BRoYHIIL PARK. This lovely
3S-ft. brick rambler has many
trees in fenced yard. There are 3
9SfdFmf 96 rm sn al dE iy kit Fm WITH E5fGfp, Gish
washer, disposal, exhaust fan and
elec. range, full bsmt Call any
time to see. Open Sun. HOOTS
REALTY CO., JE. 3-9l09.
ARLINGTON REALTY COMPANY
will take your house in trade!
Whether you want new home, a
larger one, or smaller one, let US
show you how our trade-in plan
works to your advantage! Call JA.
T-9300 for further details.
ATMOSPHERE OF CHARM-Taste-
fully decorated split level 3 years
old and like new; perfectly ar
ranged large rooms, bedrooms,
pa baths, completely fenced "a
acre lot; situated in choice area
Of fine suburban homes; near
SCHOOLS sln oko and bus; superb valve At
REaaToRs s,Ia1S; sH4NN0S A SlSsoS 4 huGHS' til 3
2O55 Wilson Blvd.
ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE
Very desirable rambler. on a quiet
everything. Three bedrooms and
tiled bath; on lot approximately
S4x134: 1925 down will buy this
FHA- financed home. Act quickly
on this genuine bargain. Tele-
phone JE. 2-262O. Office closed
on SUNDAY. JOSEPH W. SEAY
COMPANY. Realtors. 1l3 West
Broad st, Falls Church. Virginia
AURORA HILLS
Large liy TMi 5nth, din ,crssnsd rm nD2c5 bed
garage. Full bsmt., wooded lot.
Upper 20s. Large FHA. 4l2",
trust from owner. OF. +-6203.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
G. I
S23.25O

A lovely, 4-bedrm. split-level,
Owner leaving and must sell,
Situated on a large fenced lot
with trees. Cozy liv. rm.. 2I7
baths. rec. rm.. hsmt.. close to
schools. buses, shopping AS
sumo 40 loan. FAIRFAX.
Call to see.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

NORTH SPRINGFIELD - Ha-scre
plus and garage goes with this
big split level home for S21.25O
Has 3 big bedrms.. din. rm., mod.
ern equip. kit, family rec. rm.
patio. 53l1 Ferndale st.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
ARLINGTON. SOUTH

1897 9Th st.-A home for rea,
family living; min. walk to Arl
Hall; roomy 3-bedrm. Dutch Co.
lonial; sep. din. rm., lge. screened
porch overlooking beautiful deer
lot. Glebe I'd. to s. 9th. Sl7,5O0
Evening star., 1960-06-12
S16,95O

An eye-catching contemporary
rambler, situated on large
lot with mature trees: iust a
short walk to buses and shop
ping. Liv Tm. with brick-wall
fireplace. , bedrms., bsmt.. car
port: $1,000 dn. Call to see.
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

ARLlNGTON-Brick Colonial ready
ior immediate occupancy: located
short. healthy walk to schools,
shopping. and bus. Beautiful park
like yard, level and fenced, Sis
500 will buy with the most st-
tractive 4i2't loan available. Pay
ments only S92 per month. Truly
rent beater. Call IA. 5-6sOO
SHANNON & LUCHS. Realtors, 9
till q, oO5b Wilson hlvd
Evening star., 1960-06-12
ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE
F H A
$15,95O

A fine older home, redecorated
in and out, Situated on a
beautiful lot, iust minutes from
D. C.. Large kit, separate din.
rn1.. liv. rm., 3 bedrms. (space
for more, porch, bSmt.: GOOD
buy with only $500 DOWN.
Arlington. Call to see.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

ANNANDALE-BRISTOW- - 4-bedrm
brk. rambler with Pc baths, mod
ern kitchen, > fireplS., rec. rm.,
carpeting, air cond. units, on
biz lot with carport; s23,65O
4916 Ravensworth rd.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

Little ones can skip to school In
this ,close-in location. Brick Co.
loniaI; bedrms., den, garage,
sep living quarters for visiting
relatives. S19,500.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

McLEAN-BRICK CAPE COD-In
desirable Dominion Estates, on
large wooded lot Has exp. I'd
floor; full bSmt.; for SlS,5OO. This
BY appt.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

finished rec rm. in fun bsnt :. !:
excellent neighborhood: walking
distance to parochial and public
schools, churches, shopping CEN
terS and transp Must sell: ST.
InnO. BY OWNER. No agents.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

ARLINGToN-Ranch type rambler
New house condition: 3 bedrms..
bath. gas heat, level lot 65 by
1853. Near Glebe rd., stores, bus
and theatre. Price S14,95O. Ewes.
o. 6-3aOS; L; T. GRAVATTE
REALTOR, MA S-01ha
Evening star., 1960-06-12

ASSUME 4laes GI LOAN
3 = bedroom split level,
convenient to Ft. Bel
voir or 0uantico-only
30 Minis. to D. c. via
Shirley hwy: $3.50 per
mo. paws principal. in
terest, taxes and insur-
ance; $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

SPRINGFIELD Vacant brick
rambler with bedrms., huge rec.
rm., modern equip. kit. nice lot
with big summer patio. FHA S22,-
600. 1903 Middlesex ave.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
ARLINGTON, NORTH

"NLINUIONt NUhIH
VACANT. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Three-bedroom Colonial, on beauti-
ful wooded lot. Large living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room screened porch, recreation
at FHA appraisal. SlS,4OO, with
approximately 81 900 down. BARR
REALTY INC, N. Washington
blvd. ia 4-23h0
Evening star., 1960-06-12

ALEXANDRIA = 2-year-
old brick rambler, near
bus. schools and shop
ping 3 bedrooms, attrac-
lively Handicapped lot.
Transferred owner will
let a responsible buyer
take over his loan with
only $1,000 down: sacri-
fee at S17,500. Move
Evening star., 1960-01-01

yesterday, via telegram, to
clear out of the Municipal Fish
Market Building. The market is
to be torn down to make way
for the Southwest freeway.
Several tenants, however, are
trying to hold out long enough
to get Congress to consider their
plea that Government agencies
did not make a sincere effort"
to find places for them to re-
locate.
New Date In Prospect
Alexandria officials, who
would like to lure the mer-
chants to the Alexandria water
front, invited them to come
across the river yesterday for
a look at plans Mr.. Cahill has
drawn for possible development
Of a restaurant and flsh-market
area along the river between
Wilkes and Gibbon streets.
1--WE appreciate what the
Mayor (Mr. Bendheim) is try
ing to do for u.s." said Mr.
Merine. But the embroiled
market businessmen have other
fish to fry at the moment.
Mr.. Bendheim said another
meeting would be set UP later
after the smoke clears from the
Southwest battle,
Evening star., 1960-01-01

constructed between Clifton
Station and Centreville, and a
bridge and approaches were put
under construction at Holmes
Run on Route 6i3 south of
Seven Corners to replace the
temporary bridge now being
used.
Fairfax County has 1885
miles Of secondary roads main
tanned by the State. of which
$50 miles are hard surfaced.
In Prince William County,
Mr.. Burroughs noted that 60
miles of new hard surfacing
was completed in 1859 on short
sections of several roads. A
total of asa miles Of worn or
damaged paved secondary roads
were resurfaced, and q new
Federal-aid bridge over Deco
guam Creek on Route 663 was
built to connect Manassas and
Occoquan.
Prince william Roads
Prince William County now
has 384 miles of secondary
roads, of which 1s3 miles are
hard surfaced. he said.
On Statewide basis, more
than 5000 miles Of worn paved
roads were resurfaced at a cost
of about $1,000 per mile, and
about l60 miles we're graded,
drained and stabilized. The
State has 4l,700 miles OF Sec
ondary roads.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Foirfox Action Spurs
Burke Lake Acquisition

The Fairfax County Park
Authority has voted to guar
antee that land will be acquired
for a proposed public lake at
Burke.
1t took the action unanimously
on Wednesday to beat by one
day the deadline set by the
Virginia Fish and Game Com
mission for acquisition of the
land. But the authority said it
still needs to raise the money
and hopes it will come from
public contributions.
Fred M. Packard, the county's
park director, said the full
amount necessary to buy ap-
proximately $50 more acres is
mot certain yet," but indicated
it would require from $35, 900
to $4,000.
The $35,0OO figure was the
amount reported earlier as re-
quired to qualify for up to
$500, 900 in State funds.
Boating, Fishing Slated
The State Game Commission
would manage the lake, which
would be fully stocked with fish
and used also for boating and
other recreation purposes, but
not for swimming.
Wednesdays action came in
response to pleas from a COM
mittee representing more than
lao sportsmen and outdoor or
ganizatiops who have insti-
Evening star., 1960-01-01

tuted a drive to raise the money.
the authority announced.
This action was taken be-
cause of the keen interest in
the project expressed by the
citizens of the Northern Vir-
ginia region and by the Fair
fax County Supervisors" said
C c. Robinson. park authority
chairman.
He said he believed the "peo-
pie would meet the challenge
willingly" in getting the money
to pay for the land.
How to Contribute
Mr.. Packard said contribu-
tions should be made payable
to the Fairfax County Park
Authority and sent to it at l06
South Payne street, Fairfax.
So far, he said, more than
$4,000 has been received for
the park. and the authority
has received an offer Of an
interest-free loan of 500, 200 to
finance it.
Mr.. Packard said the final
amount would depend on how
the land is acquired. He said
the authority hopes that much
of the land will be donated,
but added that if the rest can
not be bought through nego-
tiations.- the authority would
have to condemn it.
The authority hopes to ac-
quire the $50 acres by next
spring Mr.. Packard said,
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Fuirfux County
Heads Consider
Hiring New Aide

The Fairfax Board of County
Supervisors is considering hir-
ing an administrative assistant
to handle paperwork and phone
calls.
The proposal was made
wednesday by Supervisor
Thomas S. Gray, who was at
tending his last board meeting.
Mr.. Gray was defeated by Rob-
ert Cotton. jr., in the Novem-
Der elections.
Mr.. Gray, who said it was
almost impossible to make a
living" and handle all the de-
tails and phone calls. originally
suggested that each supervisor
have an assistant.
The supervisors receive $50
monthly for secretarial serv-
ices. But from time to time
they have complained that even
with this allowance the increas-
ing complexity Of the county
government takes more and
more Of their time.
The board asked Common
wealth's Attorney Robert C,
Fitzgerald If the proposal was
legal. He came up with a pro-
posal that Mr.. Gray thought
better than his own.
Mr.. Fitzgerald said a board
of supervisors office could be
set up.
Telephone calls to the super
visors would be reviewed there
by an administrative assistant.
The calls could be channeled
from there, Mr.. Fitzgerald
added.
The supervisors asked County
Executive Carlton c. Massey to
study the proposal.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Arlington Man
Slain in Dispute

A 30-year-old Arlington man
was shot and killed last night,
police said, by an acquaintance
who did not want the man to
come into his home.
Arlington police said the vic
tim was Ralph L. Hill, 80, of
2450 South Oakland street. Po-
lice charged Luther Young, 81,
of 2135 South oxford street, Ar
lington, a truck driver, with
murder.
Police said Young shot Mr.
Hill in the groin with a .l2-
gauge shotgun in an argument
over Mr.. Hills coming into his
house. Mr.. Hill was dead on
arrival at Arlington Hospital.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
YuIe Tree Bonfire
Slated Tomorrow

Montgomery County's annu-
al Christmas tree bonfire will
be touched of at z pm. to-
morrow near the county in
cinerator on Brookvllle road,
Silver Spring.
Boy Scouts throughout the
county will cooperate with
volunteer flremen and county
officials in a tree collection ef-
fort between 10 am. and 2
pm. County residents may
bring their trees to neighbor-
hood fire stations.
The bonfire, to be ignited by
County Council President Gro-
yer K. Walker, may best be
seen from the Intersection OF
Spencer and Ross roads north
Of East-West highway, fire Of
f1clals said.