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bid Of $22.4O a ton in bags. Two
other bidders submitted identi-
cal bids Of $24.20 a ton deliver
ed, or $2S q ton loaded on
county trucks. They were sub
mitted by the Harvey firm and
the Obrecht Salt Co.
Margolis also got the con-
tract for Arlington County on
a bid of $22.4o atom last March.
County ofhcials said he usually
had been the low bidder in the
last four years. Records OF
other bids were not Immediately
available, they said.
Prince Georges County pur-
chased 1896 worth Of rock salt
from the Morton Salt Co.'s
Philadelphia Office last Decern-
Der at $1.l2 q 100-pound bag.
No bids were taken, according
to George Koonce. county pur-
chasing agent.
In 1859 Alexandria received
Identical bids of SLIP q bag
from international Salt Co"
Morton and Harvey. Mutual
Ice Co. of Alexandria bid $3.50
Ia ton, and Southern Salt Co.
of Norfolk bid $1.10 a bag.
lSouthern won the contract
which totaled $495.
Southern Salt Again
This years contract was
awarded by Alexandria to
J Southern Salt again on a lot
bid Of $22.20 a ton for two car
loads totaling 1899. Morton,
Harvey and Margolis all bid
, $22.40 a ton.
The Fairfax Highway De-
partment orders its salt
: through the State Highway
Department. The State High.
!. way Department in 1859 con-
!: tracted with Southern Salt Co
! 10 supply 800 tons to the Fairfax
station at $22.60 a ton. Inter
national Salt delivered 100 tons
: to Fairfax at the same price
: Taylor and Sledd, Inc, Of Rich
i mond delivered 240 tons Al
E $22.40 a ton. and an additiona
S 54 tons was delivered b!
e Southern at $29 a ton whel
the county ran out.
6 This year the county ordered
1,040 tons. A. D. jackson &
Son of Richmond is to deliveI
$40 tons at $3.50 a ton TO
bulk salt and $40 tons in bag
: at $22.60 a ton. Taylor ant
: Sledd will deliver 180 tons o
: bulk at $3.50 and 1S0 ton
Y in bags at $22.40.
= = : Selection Of firms is mad
" in Richmond on the basis O
bids. a Fairfax County officis
~ said.
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Antitrust Quiz Opens
In Cities Salt Buying

An investigation been launched by the Justice Depart
ents Antitrust Division into identical bids submitted Tor
municipal purchases of rock salt in $50 major cities including
Washington and Maryland and Virginia
Assistant Attorney General Robert A. Bicks who neaos
the division said most sweeping investigation yet
He said the investigation began months after the
Evening star., 1960-10-20

the division, Salo, IniS IS tne =
He said the investigation b
department received numerous
complaints Of what appeared
to be collusive practices by the
rock-salt industry.
Rock salt is used to clear ice
from highways Ia the winter.
Mr.. Bicks declined to name
the companies involved. How
ever, there are only three major
supplierS in the country. &C
cording to Mr.. Bicks.
Bids Under Study
He said city purchasing
agents in Washington and the
other areas have submitted
copies of bids on rock salt con-
tracts in recent years and
these are being studied
ssIf the evidence warrants it
we certainly will convene a
grand jury" Mr.. Bick said.
The inquiry began q long time
before the current rock salt
scandal broke in New York
City amid charges Of bribery,
short weights and bid manipu-
lation, he said.
New York Mayor Wagner
already has turned over to
Federal authorities what he
calls definite evidence" of vio-
lations Of Federal law by the
Morton Salt Co. and the Inter-
national Salt Co.
Contract iIi April
Rexferd q; Vessels, pro-
curement officer for the Dis
trict, said q contract was
awarded April 10, 1860. to the
Margolis Salt CO.. 612 H street
NV, to supply 400 car load
Of rock.salt In bulk at $15.5t
a ton and IS car loads Of 100
pound bags at $22.40 a ton.
The Margolis bid was thu
lowest of three submitted. Tit
Harvey Salt Co. and w. H
Bryan and Co. of Baltimore
submitted identical bids o.
$3.50 q ton for the bulk sal
and $22.40 a ton for the 100
pound bags, Mr.. Vessels said
He added that sit is no
uncommon" to receive identica
bids. AS a matter Of ROUTINE
when he receives identical bid
on any contracts, he said, h
automatically submits q re
port on them to the JusticO
Departments Antitrust Di
vision.
Won Previous Contract
Mr.. Vessels said the Mar
golis firm also won the con
tract to supply the city's rock
salt for last winter on q 10y
bid Of $15.59 a ton for bull
salt and $22.39 a ton for tn
100-pound bags.
Five other bids submitted las
year were identical-$l5.60 o
bulk and $22.40 on bags. The
were submitted by the Morto
Salt Co. of Chicago, Washing
ton Chemical Sales, Inc; Mar
Trading CO., Inc. and the Brya
and Harvey firms, he said.
According to Mr.. Vessels,
was not uncommon "four q
i've years ago" for every bi
on rock-salt to be identical. h
added that he felt the situs
ton has improved some sine
then.
In cases when all bids wei
identical, it once was commo
practice to put all the names !
a hat and draw one out. Tn
Is rarely done now, he said.
MontEOmery County Bids
The Margolis firm also SUP
plies salt to Montgomery Cour
ty. It won the contract on a 10
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HISTORIC
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN
MARYLAND

1-Overlnobtne Potomac River: 19i-
mi. waterfront farm, 1S2 acres;
interesting, substantial early brick
home, IL rms. bath. basement;
numerous farm bldgs.; suitable for
cattle, tobacco: oyster beds planted
in creek; SS5. 900,
acres; 6-rm. basement home:
4 barns, cattle shed, 5 chicken
houses. hay barn; fenced for cat
tie: creek through property; near
Chesapeake Bay.
3-139 acres, 90 acres cleared; 9
houses, 5 rms. each: 5 barns: IL
acre tobacco allotment; only
mile from Chesapeake Bay,
4-i0n ceres: attractive 4-bedrm.
bath home; 8 barns, stable: 9-acre
tobacco allotment: near Patuxent
River; level fields; almost all
cleared; top tobacco.
$40 acres: on State I'd: charming
4-bedrm. home, living rm., dining
rn.. fireplaces, breakfast rm. with
bay window, utility rm.: porch,
glassed and screened; Dashboard
heat; 3rd floor can be converted
to 3 rms; stately trees, orchard;
% mi. D. c.; S22.500.
6-147 acres: 18th century brick
home, needs restoring, full base.
ment with arches, original man
tells, freplaceS; fine road in; 1000
tenant house. barn, we'll; small
down payment
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EUGENE P. NIXON
L1OW Af6O =. i AG6ERl
DEALE. MD. UNIVERSITY 7-2OO2
Southern MARYLAND

a. 4s4SSA AeSAAA
90 ACRES: No improvements. Good
land investment. $1,000.
DUNKIRK. only 81 mi from D. c..
10 acres with lge. barn, . springs,
4-acre tobacco allot., excellent bldg.
site. Also 5-acre farmette and 8
wooded bldg sites from 2 acres to
acres. Small down pymt. and low
monthly payments.
fronting on . paved State roads.
Tenant house. barn. tractor and
equipment. This would make ex-
cellent trailer or mobile home
subdivision. coming approval not
necessary. Only $4,000 cash.
Owners will carry mortgage for
balance. 9-acre tobacco allot.
5 ACRES-With 4-bedrm. home
with bath. Only 90 mi. from the
District. $3.50 down and bal. mo.
10 AcREs~Attractive white clap
board farm house with cent. ht..
trees; $3.50 down, bal. over is
NEAR HUGHESvILLE-162 acres
About 30 q. clear: S:-a. tob. ailot. !;
3-bedrm. home, Q barns; stream
in every field: valuable timber.
400 ACRES-Old Colonial home,
tenant house, 3 barns, 200 acres
clear; 8 acres tobacco. Full, new
equip. for cattle farming. S45. 900.
NEAR HUNTINGTON-133 acres;
S-a. tobac. allot.; 6-rm. farm
house. 2 barns: excep. fine soil,
lies nice. S21, 600, Il cash, bal.
at So over IS years.
ST. MARYS COUNTY-2OO acres;
l5-a. tobac. allot.: level fields; A.
bedrm. home, 3 barns. Must be
sold to settle estate. $4,000,
20 ACRES-New mod. home: barn.
stable. 6-acre tobacco allot. Fine
for tobacco, investment or small
stock operation. Only 90 mi
from the District.
$50 AcREs-overlooking Patuxent
River. 80 mi. from D. C. Out
standing bldg. site, with far views,
fertile, well-drained land, tenant
house. 2 barns. 11-acre tobacco
allot. Excellent show or horse
95 ACREs-Tenant house. Q barns,
pa. .tob. allot.: long frontage on
paved road, good soil and land
investment. S16,500, with only
]. B. WATERS & ASSOC.
Dunkirk, Md. Phone Alpine 7-2730
Prince Frederick pa and 4Ss
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BRTGGS-CHANEY RD.-I2 acres in
choice residential area; can be
developed now or with sewer in
about 2 years. A real bargain
price at $4,000 per acre; excel
lent terms.
ROBERT E. LoHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
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WOODED ACRE LOTS

In Potomac, Nd. estate area: heavi-
ly wooded I-acre lots in a new
community: city water and paved
streets; architectural restrictions,
Priced $1,000. Phone GA. 1850.
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WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE (Geors
gia ave. extended) - Half-acrs
corner lot in excellent commu.
nifty: $3.50, with $500 down.
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$40 ACRES loo. in the water dis.
trict OF Howard Co.; ideal for
suo-div.; priced less than $1,000
Realtor, JU. 10000.
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A DOCTOR TELLS YOU
How to stop
killing
yourself"

DR.. Peter ]. Steincrohn is Special
list" in a common-sense approach to
health and vitality. He is also writer
of no little talent. Combine the two,
and you have the reason for the
popularity of his column in The Star.
DR.. Steincrohn crusades against
those everyday practices through
which the modern man shortens his
life span. DR.. Steincrohn gives blunt
and sensible advice to reader in
quiries. DR.. Steincrohn writes an alb
sorbing column. Look for "How To
Stop Killing Yourself" on the Fea-
ture Page of
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LOTS FOR Ions ACREAGE FOR SALE LOTS ACREAGE FOR SALE

Fairfax County-l4 lots, sewer and
water; on Franconia I'd. in Cler-
mont Woods subdivision, Just min
utes from Alex. Suitable $50. 600
$4,000 homes: will subordinate
NO BROKERS. N. J. MOLL, IA.
7-7o6O.
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J. 3, WATERS & ASSOC
WARRENTON AREA
IS acres, wooded: $4,000.


FAIRFAX REALTY. CIR. 3-2407
WE HAVE LARGE and small tracts
OF acres. Residential. commercial,
and industrial sites available also.
For full information call XII. g.
1890. nBNER r. DUNCAN Co,
INC, Realtors and Insurers, 9l6
Prince St, Alexandria.
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE (Geor-
Corner s1a ave- lot eTI 81 esee,en, Hs1TaS5s
nifty: $3.50. with $500 down.
HE. 4-7227.
WOODED ACRE LOTS
In Potomac, Md. estate area: heavi.
ly wooded l-acre lots in a new
community: city water and paved
streets: architectural restrictions,
Priced $1,000, Phone GA. 1850,
80 FINISHED BUILDING LOTS,
II a choice. residential area, in
VIRGINIA, OF $4,000 and up
sverase frontage. 100 it., some
Moooeo, all have. sewer, water,
gas curb and gutter, and plant
Colt and Country CUB and
no asents. Box 2O6-Y, Star.
% UNDEvELoPED LOTS in the
town OF Fairfax with Ice. trees
and in convenient location.
These lots are approved and are
ready for immediate use and adj
Join beautiful subdivision with
sewer and water available. Price.
5000 per lot; 30gs cash balance
REALTY Co. JE. $3.50.
$40 ACRES loo. in the water dis.
t trict OF Howard Co.; ideal for
Realtor, JU. 9-0420.
40 BLDG. LOTS-FiniShed lots for
builder needing lots for immed.
Of $4,000 homes: subordination
avail. I520. Call Mr.. Myhre,
~. S-6776. JAMES C. coNEEY 4
l25 ACRES in bluegrass sod, good
road frontages. 3 minutes to Bu-
reau Of Standards site or to Acc.
OIL. 2-0177, MAFKET REALTY.
ITO ACRES, near Acc and new Blu.
[eau OF Stds:: good buy; NOR
MAN H. HIMELFARB, WI.
1S!E ACRES, old abandoned house;
historic Stuart's Hill; pond; price,
100000 with $4,000 cash down.
DIRECTIONS: West on Route
29-21l past Centreville ST miles,
turn left on Route 705 to sign
on property, HUGH L. MA.
HONEY, Real Estate Broker, An.
Mandate, CT. $4,000.
~ ACRES FLETCHERToWN RD.
$1,000.
1-Acpr rJnNSrsrrw r,u.L.,,.r,.
I'd, 1900 ca, terms.
ARDMORE. 100x2OO IT,, $4,000,
SEABROOK, 130-ft. frontage, Just
reduced to $4,000.
GLENDALE, "a acre, $4,000.
$4,000.
Other lots and acreage available.
Hudson Real Estate Co.
UN. 4-1515 UN. ann
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~ A6REs FLETCHERToWN RD.
7 CORNERS

Beautiful wooded lot fronting 1lB
#. on Juniper lane, Just the rieht
distance from the shopping center!
Truly q bargain and Q rare oppor.
tunity to purchase property in this
COUNTRY REALToRs. re. s.
1915.
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HAVE YOU HEARD
THE CALVERT sTORY2"
. B. WATERS ~ ASSOC,
PRINCE FREDERICK, ND,
PHONE 214, and ass
CHARLES II .JAMTCnN

PRINCE FREDERICK, MD.
PHONE ga and 4sS
CHARLES H. JAMESON
POTOMAC RIVER IsLAND-25O
acres productive fertile soil in
lush SOD. 6-rm, brk. house, 52x60
btrn. 1925 on Nd. shore, ga mi.
and sycamore trees. Soil bank
pymt. $4,000 ann. Inundated
ia ACRES, S-RM. C-HALi HOUSE
-Liv. rm., din: rm., den, mod.
kit. 4 bedrns.. bath, attic, bsmt :.
compl. papered and painted in
side and out, floors sanded, house
clean. 3Q-cow dairy barn, auto.
manure loader and barn cleaner.
silos. dry barn. all bldgs. re-
Gently painted, 40 acres blue grass,
bal. hay and crop, mi. frontage
Rte. l5. North Thufmont, IS mi.
D. c Leased $3.50 mo. by God
fearing, clean, fair, Industrious
Dutch farmer and his wife. MAX
!ng money! $4,000. u cash.
800 ACRES. approx. a mile Acc
Germantown and . miles Bureau
OF Stds.. Gaithersburg. All blue
Grass sod, high elev., "a acre zone
mi. frontage. 3 roads. $1,000 per
40 ACRES. Damascus, 7-room
house, barn. misc. bldEs., as acres
woods, bal. crop and grass, stream,
"a mi. 'front.'. rs minis. D. c. $500
per acre.
$50 ACRES. pickerson Dairy Farm.
9-rm: main house, two 6-rm. ten
ant houses. 30-stall D. c. dairy
4Ox6Q barn, implement shed. gent
" rolling land, IS acres wooded
bal. crop, mi. hard road front,
rs mi. D. c. Leased $4,000 an
s. 5u1 AcS sisC ger sr acre srf TeT house. ,iv
rm.. din. rm., mod. kit, 3 bed.
rooms. bath, attic, bsmt., painted
inside and out. 40x6O barn. silo
Baltimore milk market, "A mile
hard road front. 10 miles N. Fred
CARROLL MANOR EST f., i4s ACRES
-Antebellum 12-rm. brk. mansion
b nrepls., random flooring, oper
staircase, mod. kit, 8 bedrms., 81
baths, h.-w.h. formal lockwood anC
rose garden, tree-lined driveway
fertile soil. "a mi. riverfront, 80.
bldgs. Nr. interchange Of Rte 7OS
40 mi: D, c. $3.50 per acre. Terms
CHARLES H. JAMESON
WI. s-9223 or Sol. DI. 1895
COMMITTING DISTANCE to Wash,
inston, mr.; vint Hill Farm. 5 mi
from subdivision, grade A dairy
income, Sl26 mo. 5-bedrm. land.
path nome, ? barns and other
hldgs. 100 acres, large stream
Ions. road frontage on blacktoI
road. S2a.950. JE. 5000.
COMMITTING DISTANCE from thi:
nearby country home across thu
Patuxent River. Approx. l23-acrt
farm with improvements $3.50
per acre. RIPLEY co. ~
5-6111.
Farm. APPROX. $50 acres; Groom
home; heat, bath; poultry houses,
barn: only 100000: down pay
ESTATE AGENCY, Cuipeper, Va.
Phones: VA. 5-S502, ONCE; VA.
5-S1S2 res.
FARMETTE-over rs acres rich
garden land: new 3-bedrm. ram
bier, 1Sx26-ft. liv. rm., lRe. kit
with birch cabinets; ceramic tiled
bath, util. rm.; brk-and-frame
construction: corner lot with over
46S-ft. frontage. Priced S13,500
TRAILER SITE with over acres;
lge. shade trees: within commit
ing dist. Of D, C.; driveway, well
proved, ready to hook up. Owner
moving to Florida. Priced $500
Terms. $500 dr.. balance monthly
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO.
OPEN SUNDAYS
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M. LEO STORCH

81. 3-45UU
BUILDERS-56 lots, with water
and sewer: good selling area; mr..
country club. Finished price less
than $1,000 per lot. Low dn. pay
ment and subordination 5000
Call Mr.. Nestler, JU. S-6776.
JAMES c. cONLEY a. co.
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Southern MARYLAND

Southern Maryland
40 ACRES, fronting Patuxent
River; only % miles from D. g.
Excellent potential for commuteP
DEVELOPMENT. Liberal financing subs
ordination.
1 500 ACRES. IS miles from D. c.,
$3.50 per acre.
900 ACRES, on Chesapeake Bay.
50 ACRES, on Chesapeake Bay.
$50 ACRES, 80 miles from D. c.
300 ACRES, fronting / mi. on Poo
tomac River; 35 miles from D. C.
j. B. WATERS & ASSOC.
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phones 214 and 4SS
SPRINGFIELD AREA, Park Fairs
fax--Over "a acre; SIS mo. with
small down payment. FL. 1924.
SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION
5 acres plus; in nice section Of
Riverdale Heights: will make over
20 lots. There's q Groom mod.
sopsble offer. Mr., CROSS, IA.
tor. TU. 2-ll05, RIA. 3-9233.
TAK0MA PARK, MD, 67l9.2i
Poplar ave.-100 by 100. suitable
for rambler. Mrs. Themes. NO.
1853. DE. 2-1160.
TEMPLE HILL MD.-1OIz acres On
hard service road: 11OO-ft. fronts
age; city water. Ii. 3-5539.
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Calvert County, Md.

Calvert County, MD.
5 ACRES-Large. new rambler. Full
basement, hot-water heat. etc
Kit, l ~ baths. Exceptional view
over the Patuxent River and valley
near new Holland Point-Benedici
Bridge; $4,000. terms.
FARM HOME - Completely reno
waited, . new baths: new, modern
cleo. kit: 4 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
full din. rm., liv. rm. with firepl,
5 clear acres fertile land. Out
standing view overlooking Patuxeni
River; SI5,5OO.
OVERLOOKING PATUXENT RIVER
- m fronting on tidal cove; "a
acres; 3-bedrm. home, 3 barns
tenant house; tobacco allot. Out
standing view over river: $4,000,
2 ACRES-2-bedrm dwelling, mod
kit, bath. High situation with
river view; $4,000.
100 ACRES-Woodland. Long 'front.'
age on 2 paved state roads. Good
100 ACRES-Woodland. 7-acfe
lake; plenty deer, rabbit, email,
Umper; excel. for ramo; sportsman
group or subdivision: liberal
8 LEVEL AcREs-FrontinE county
road: $1,000.
A wide variety Of other farms, both
waterfront am inland. Write OF
phone for particulars.
HAVE YOU HEARD
THE CALVERT STORY?"
j. II WATERS ~ ASSOC
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ROCK HALL, Prince
Georges County - Beautiful
l-acre homesites: wooded or
cleared; located on the
LARGO Marlboro I'd. md.
2O2l, only 2 mi. north Of
Marlboro: only 20 min. to
D. c. and BladenSburg. Your
investment protected by COW
enants and building restic-
tons. Reas. Liberal terms.
Phone today for brochure.
SHERWOOD MANOR, Prince
Georges County - Beautiful
large homesites; wooded or
cleared. Reas. Liberal terms.
II ACRES on o. 8. Sol mr..
Wash. Annapolis EXPRESS
way: over 450-ft. frontage:
reasonable. SP. $4,000.
M leo STOPCu
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IEnNARnrnHN AREA

MANASSAS AREA-57 acres in
pasture. 2 barns, pond, streams
9 rms, Ia baths, mod. home
Only $4,000. FAIRFAX REALTY,
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ACREAGE-severai excellent build
ing sites, McLean-Great Falls area,
Ia to B acres, wooded, some with
streams; protected. Average $4,000
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w VA

w. VA.
8 ACRES fertile land, hard road
very close State game area, Nice
spot. Sl,155.
1873 ACRES farm and woodland.
Nearly new barn, home, other
buildings; all fenced, carrying cat
tie; ponds, cleo, phone; S15,750
/ ACRE land, new 6-room ranch
type bungalow. $1,000. Terms.
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FAIRFAX REALTY. CIR. 3-2407
WE HAVE LARGE and small tracts
Of acres. Residential, commercial,
and industrial sites available also.
$3.50. EBNER r. DUNCAN Co,
INC, Realtors and Insurers, 916
Prince st., Alexandria.
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SOUTHERN MD.-We have these:
9 or more acres, Danville I'd;
23Ia acres, Piscataway I'd: 90
SSSSres. on Route 3, Camp SPRINGS;
and gravel). % acres, Waterloo
I'd. Very valuable.
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SEND A KID TO CAMP
Your Gift Will Help
Janet Get to Camp

Janet learned early 10 be a
little boss. For if her little
brothers and sisters get out of
line, the blame lands squarely
on her.
Both parents work at mental
jobs that together barely pro-
vide a living for the family.
The Oldest of five. Janet had
baby-s sitting chores when she
was little more than a baby
herself.
The right to be a little girl
has always seemed an unat-
tainable luxury to Janet.
1t has always been up to her
to see that her little brothers
and sisters got dressed, got to
school safely and home again.
Janet is IL now. And her own
school history has been a
long struggle to reconcile the
school history has been a long
boss at home with the school
girl whose classmates - and
teachers - won't let her order
them around.
It's been hard for Janet to
learn that discipline applies to
her. too, since she is virtually
ignored at home until the
younger ones make trouble.
But gradually. she has
learned new rules, and a new
pattern of give and take with
boys and girls of herrSwn age,
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3 Aren't Divided ,
Mclaughlin Says

District Commissioner Robert
E. Mclaughlin said last night
there is no "enmity" between
himself and either of the other
two District Commissioners.
He emphasized, following q
report there have been clashes
between the Commissioners
that the three-member board
has been dealing with the issues
before the District government
strictly on their merits.
He said there is no basis
for reports that he has had
many disagreements with Com
missioner David K. Karrick
who is about to become Am
bassador to Ecuador.
He said there have been some
disagreements but he feels that
he, Mr.. Karrick and Engineer
Commissioner A. C.. yelling
have dealt with each matter
as three men honestly judg-
ing" the merits of each ques-
ton.
Mr.. Mclaughlin made the
remarks during an appearance
on WWDC's Report to the
People"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
BARGAINS AT AUCTION
Montgomery Police
Sales Draw Thrond

with the temperature at IS
degrees.
The auctioneer, welding @
cane in the approved auc-
pioneering fashion, was Detec-
tive 1t. Richard Day.
Happiest man on the grounds
was R. l.. Pope, a county
roads department employee, who
couldn't leave his post in q
nearby Office but got what he
aimed for in the auction any
way. He had his eye on a
small portable television set
and asked a passerby to bid
as high as $50 on it for him
Soon the stranger returned
to his Office and said: will
you pay $51?"
Sure" replied MFR. Pope.
Then it's yours" said the
stranger. handing him the
ticket.
ut plays like anything" re-
ported its new owner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
Judge Walker
Takes Bride

Municipal Court Judge Harry
L. Walker was married to Mrs
Joseph S. Rutley, widow of a
real estate broker, in a private
ceremony yesterday in First
Baptist Church, Rockville, Md
The Rev. Jacob H. Gamble
officiated at the ceremony.
The former Mrs. Rutley is q
business analyst with the De-
partment of Commerce. Her
husband died in 1858. She has
one daughter, June Lee, 81, a
University of Maryland ex-
change student in Germany.
Judge Walker. a widower, has
a married daughter, Mrs. DON
aid r. Magruder of $3.50 North
Peary street, Arlington.