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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-22
Christmas Party Held
By Woodmen of the World

Rev Charles Goodwin served as
Master of Ceremonies at the An
nual W. O. w. Christmas party
held Saturday evening, December
18th. Members Of the Southern
High School Senior Chorus who
entertained were Sue and Patty
Martin singing Silver Bells" Caro-
lyn Bittinger and Mike Cook sing
ing Oh Holy Night: Ronald Co
law and Fred Bell singing The
Birthday of a King; Ronald Co
law, Fred Bell. Brenton Propst
and Clayton Winters, known a.
The TalC.s, sang The Christina,
Story" and Winter Wonderland"
Tom Forman accompanied the
group and Susan Gibson, presi-
dent of the chorus, announced the
selections.
Deanna Fikc performed two
dance spccialities. a tap dance to
Il Can't Wait Till Christmas" and
a modern jazz dance to In The
Mood"
w. O. w. awards were presented
and refreshments were served. Sew
eral members of other camps were
present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-22

Thomas E. Tinan, OF Cumberland,
as attorney general of the state.
lie will take the place of Ferdinand
Sybert. who was named as a judge
ON the Court Of Appeals.
appointment of Finan confirmed
earlier speculation that such APP
pointmcnt would be made He is
expected to begin his new duties
when Sybcrt is sworn in on the
high court He said he planned to
continue temporarily as state chair
man of the Democratic party.
The governor has not designated
who will succeed Finan as secre-
tary Of state, an appointive post.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-22
Finan Is Named
Attorney General
By Governor TaweS

Gov Tawcs on Monday appointed
Evening star., 1960-04-17
e EAFooD FOOL CARREoUT = Prit
SERNICE STATION oPPORTuNITY
Z. h-,lpl- : NeNenlnRSl.
SILENT pARTNEP VANTED -
SNACK BAR AND SOFT Ic

CREAM INSTALLATIONS, tiso
factory rebuilt and new thick
shake and soft serve FreeEerS,
Big trades; all sizes priced to
sell; also factory built portable
buildings; completely equipped: !:
modern designs. off-season Spe-
clals, no royalties. easy terms.
Write AUTOMATIC FREEZER
MFG. CO, $500 Mckinley st,
NV, Wash d c
Evening star., 1960-04-17
-21a WOODED ACRES

Surround this brick contempo-
rary Unusual in design, charming
room overlooking your own fish
stocked pond. The dining room
and kitchen are GO feet long
There are bedrooms. . Of which
are huge, 1Sx22 and l1x93. Manv
other extra features. MAY WE
SHOW YOU7
Evening star., 1960-04-17

BAR, good NV. ngbrhood.; open
ewes; closed Sun; easy operation :
$1,000 TU. 2-1057, afternoon
BAR AND RESTAURANT, owner re-
tiring, seats 80, good equipment
and clean. Mostly bar. Kent ony
SIOO incl. heat. Total price $500.
E. w. THURMAN
nnS 1nth Gt N W DI I-R3nk
Evening star., 1960-04-17

NEW YORK COOP ASSOCD
Listings Wanted-Retail, Wholesale
Business Properties to Sell or Rent
ACTIVE PARTNER wanted. Good
est. distrbg. bus. No exper nee
SlO,0OO dn. Good inc. DI. 7-65OO
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT, College PIX: part
ner leaving. sell or take another
partner. sub cash III --6SnU
Evening star., 1960-04-17

Call RA. 3-374S, Mon, Tues. and
Wed. II am. to pm. for in
formation.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

store building ap-
proximately 40Xl00 situated in
shopping center in midst of large
apartments and housing develop
ments in Alexandria. PoSsibili-
ties for many businesses and
available now. Call TO inspect.
TOWN 4 COUNTRY REALTY
KE. $4,000 Q Til o
Evening star., 1960-04-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcoNTINUEp)
SPRINGVAI.E
STATE DEPT.
OPEN 1-6 Pm.

The ideal home for entertaining
close-in N. Arlington % minutes
from D. C.l-yet priced within
reachl Lovely brick Colonial, or
wooded lot, with spacious en-
trance hall. 24-ft. living rm. with
lovely fiTs~'-ce and large aCJnin-
Ing screened side porch; l5-ft
separate dining Tm., big completely
modernized kitchen. iz-bath-all
on 81 floor; 3 twin bedrms. and
. al-tile baths on md; LOTS OF
STORAGE SPACE Paneled rec
room with fireplace and BOOK
SHELVES GALOREl Can place
So, 500 FHA 3O-year loan y
BLOCK TO BUS-N. ARLING-
TONS TOP SCHOOL AREA. Priced
well under $4,000. Hurryl Ewes,
IA. $3.50
10 INSPECT: Out Lee hwy. to
Glebe rd.. right on Glebe toward
Chain BRIDGE to Upland st. turn
right to 3S49 North Upland st,
or rom D. c. cross Chain Bridge
and continue to Glebe rd., and left
to property.
''FolIow the METZLER ARROWS
Evening star., 1960-04-17

IAIkAN1, Monteomery Co. .
heer hus.: ideal for > partners
CO. DI T-S50G
Evening star., 1960-04-17
KOGOD & BOOKOFF

412 5th St. NV MA. s-935:
BAR REST, 75oc liquor, good loc
gold mine" for many yrs, short
lease. for sale all cash. Call DI
7-21O0 wkdays, 9 am. to > pm
BARBER SHOP - Inc. $3.50 wk
Very good loc This is the hard e
get kind. A. R SEELYE, DI. 1-S325
Evening star., 1960-04-17
AID, INC.
1853 GreenSpring lane
TimoniUm, Maryland

WHOLESALE-DIsTR. - 5-day wk.
S"5,OOO net VI. Well-eSt. No exp,
nee. 100000 cash. DI T-65OO.
) AND IOc STORE for sale. easy
hours and good income: must sell.
Cal! DU. 5-6l14.
20 ACRES. nr. Fairfax circle
Water and sewer in the area, po-
tential industrial or commercial
ZonlnR $1,000 per acre on terms.
PENTAGON REALTY INC.
CIR. 3-3iUO q Til q
1863 West Lee Hwy. Fairfax. Va.
) AND 10 CENT STORE-Low dn.
payment EASY terms Plenty Of
storage Suitable for discount house.
XII S-OU4g
Evening star., 1960-04-17
ROUTH
ROBBINS 81 ]
REAL ESTATE CORP.
KI. $4,000

BEDROOMS-This almost new
rambler in desirable Vienna Woods
offers also :! baths, full basement
with outside entrance, nice lot
and wall-to-wall carpeting. Biz
50 loan can be assumed. Full
price only SCI $50, YEONAS
PEAITV TNr mn SSSOO
Evening star., 1960-04-17

AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS-Good
line CT polisheS, motor seals. csr
wash, tune up and brake fluid,
etc. Handle as own business. Sell
ing full or part time to service
stations, dealers. etc. Apply Box
1In-I SiaI
Evening star., 1960-04-17

Demonstration Wed 10 am. to 6
pm. at Mr.. Chicken, l4th and
Colorado ave. NV.
COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY
Choice location, thoroughly checked
in new shopping center. With
shopping ana resident population
Of 10000 families. Unusual spot
for immediate hi-volume return.
Small down payment, balance
financed 3 years, so.
FRANCHISED BUSINESSES INC
: nHDn
Evening star., 1960-04-17

First Time Offered
Potential
Unlimited

For further information and per
sonal interview with CO. exec .,
wire or write resume Of back
ground, include phone.
ROY pI5A CTAD
Evening star., 1960-04-17
14-KARAT HOME
S10,750

Buys 3-bedroom brick rambler at
Lorton, Va, on l acre. Your lot,
house or note taken in trade. KI.
q-6l0O, OF. 4-6l05.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Self-Service Market
Laundromat-Dry Cleaning

Id UIIUI OIIIdI -LIJ OINCt444A11 .
Owner quotes over $3.50 wkly. :
short hours, closed Sun. Should
easily net $4,000 annually
"a 200 down. Exclusive. Ewes.
and Sunday, SHEA CHASEN, RA
R-543S
Evening star., 1960-04-17

LIQUOR. Inc. 81 500
VIZ. quoted, asking $4,000 On !.
very 90, NV. loo; extras Sl6O mo.
A. r. SEELYE. DI. 5-Sa25
Evening star., 1960-04-17
LARGE HOUSE

MODERN. CLEAN 3 or Z bedroom
house in sc or Prince Geo Co
Have substantial cash Call MRS
Cox. 10 S-S347 or ST 3-736s
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from
owners, white or co!ored houses
will pay ell cash. Box 4la-C. Stsr
PAY ALL CASH for sc. and nearbS
Pr. Georges Co. JOSEPH FILIPPC
REALTY CO., Realtors. PAL.
MINI. ave Sc, LU 4-T1l7
Evening star., 1960-04-17
PRESTIGE BROADMONT
OPEN. I-6 PM.

Lovely wooded lot makes the ideal
setting for this delightful all
brick rambler: priced in the mid
die 20s. Beautiful living rm. with
fireplace: separate dining rm, fully
equipped kitchen disposal, etc.)
WITH EATING SPACE; 3 twin
bedrms. and " de luxe all-tile
baths; daylight ground level base
ment with fireplace perfect set
10 for rec. room; huge huilt-in
garage. VACANT MOVE IN!
Ewes, call ia. 5-S54O.
TO INSPECT: Out Lee hwy. through
East Falls Church to Columbia st.
then left to Van Buren, st. and
right to 800 Van Buren, st.
''Follow the METZLER ARROWS
METZLER-Va. Office
Our 37th Year in Real Estate
24l7 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-1575
Evening star., 1960-04-17

WANTED =. $4,000 for business
venture, adequate security: in
cludeS Prince GEORGES County liq-
uor license. J. E. WILHELM, MA.
7-gSi4
WANTED-Mature person, prefer
ably Spanish speaking, TO enter
partnership in a noncompetitive
business in Southern Calf Call
co. 5-73Sl, Ext. lO5, before 2
pm. anyday
Evening star., 1960-04-17
INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
DETACHED l4-UNIT
BRICK APT. BLDG.

DETACHED AUNT
BRICK APT. BLDG.
Choice sc location, fully rented
gross yearly rent approx. Sill.
600. individual STORAGE, incinera.
tor, good neighborhood. convenient
to everything. Tenants pay util.
tiles, will sell for IN yearly rent
$4,000 cash will handle. Won.
derful for retired couple.
ROBIN REALTY CO.
RA. 3-26O6 RA. 3-754C
EASTER SPECIAL, 1904 26th st
n.w.-Duplex apt, remodeled, ex-
Gel. cond. Price, $4,000. Fl
nsncing can be arranged. 2, W
BOYLE CO, FE. 7-5OlO.
FOGGY BOTTOM semidetac ched
houses suitable for remodeling: ]
good cond. Imagination can be
used here: S32,50O. $1,000 dn.
F. w. BOYLE CO, FE. 7-5OlO.
GEoRGETOWN-Lge. beaut. homt
currently rented S425 per mo
net. Has sep. bsmt. apt: SOS ,OOC
or trade plus cash or lge. apt
house. Write owner direct, Boz
494, Route 3, Annandale, Va.
LANGLEY PARK, MD. AREA-14
units, = years old, nice location
Show a nice return. Mr.. Don
Young, TU. 2-7laS. FREDERICK
". BERENs SALES, INC. JU. =
Evening star., 1960-04-17
VALUABLE FRANCHISE

For qualified applicant, on a revo-
lutionarv new product for reStau-
rants, hotels. etc high-profit RET
peat business can be handled on
tia earnings OF SOS 900 or more
Per year: REQ. investment tailored
TO YOUR capital position. with
minimum OF $1,000 For further
Information. call MR.. CLARK.
OIL. 2-026S.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BAR-RESTAURANT

owner quotes over 81 500 wkly :;
seating approx. 20. owner will
prove over 100000 net annually
Priced reasonably Small down
payment to responsible people
Exclusive.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
How I safeguard
my children
from & poison
Bv PAUL e. WILSON,, SOD. ND.
Assistant Clinical Professor Of Pedatrcs Stanford University
PALO ALTO, CALF.

PALO ALTO, CALF.
a Absorbed in their game on the
n living room floor, Andy and
Claudia didn't notice my wife as she
entered the room. They we're play
ing with little red pellets, rolling them
around, firing them from imagined
guns, Bang! Bang!'
"What goes on?" their mother
asked.
"Oh, we're just playing with some
red bullets We found in the bath
room.'
Those innocent looking ''bullets"
uere actually a strong sedatire
rhich .re thought had been stored
out of reach.
No harm had been done, but how
long before curiosity might have pro.
voked tasting and swallowing. There
could have been another accidental
poisoning.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

In 1856 alone accidental poisoning
caused l,422 deaths. Of these, 394
victims we're pre-school children. In
addition, it has been estimated that
each year 100000 children swallow
potentially poisonous substances.
There we're more than 400 chemical
agents involved, most of them familiar
remedies and household cleansers
and disinfectants and insecticides
easily purchased at the neighborhood
drugstore and supermarket. Some
we're drugs properly prescribed.
How do these poisoning accidents
happen?
Once the drug or chemical is
brought into the home its location
there is the primary accident factor.
A recent survey of poisonings states
that '. 80 per cent of the sub
stances - Continued on NEXT page
Evening star., 1960-10-30

BRANDYwrGE s.E;-2 hsdr4s;; re-
SrSs 3 r;sl 81 H. iSSss. SsI S:ei "a g: g:
lge. concrete screened porch: M
children, ST so incl: utils; -,
NICHOLS AVE, eE.-Kit, ~
rms rms share y,,Is bath; h s64 ipcl; gtgils sgnI
Evening star., 1960-10-14
ARRANGEs DOZENS OF WAYS
99.95
SO Down, sl4 atonstly

Trim smart sofa you'll enjoy cSans sectional shn sses
you new room lock os otter os want s yours
sshdoy Special price Upholstered d al nyou
weed II beige black turquoise and cushioned luxury
foam rubber.
FuaMruRe-Taf Hscar eo.-ALL S sToers
Evening star., 1960-12-08

GAS FURNACE, complete May.
Aower, 100000 BTU. 1411 Hop.
kins 81. NV. or call HE. 4-S3S3.
GAS RANGES, used. $40 up. Easy
credit. ACME Stow CO.. I0li
9TH st. NV. Ma. S-S962.
GUITARS, from e!95; electric
gyItsrs. frem $35. vENEMAN
spPins.' sNSSsS' 10. ~ ISIS. Hs: ave" SILVER
HEATERS. RANGES: new, used
Lgas. oil. wood. eoaD. ACME STOVE
CO., 1011 9TH NV. Ma. 8-S962.
HI.FI sTEREO-Components and
consoles; trade-ins and demon
strators. Ampex. oaFrard, McIn-
tosh, Pilot stromberg- Carlson and
KiTTs (wash.'s isrSest music
gtorel. 1880 q st. NV. RE. 7-6212.
MOLDs, NEW-1.O0O mods for
price. 9 10 q Mon. through Fri,;
till 8 pm. Sat. ARTS 4; CRAFTS,
934 New York ave. NV.
MUSICAL GIFTS, band and or
ehestra tnstruments.-We have
the largest selection In the Wash.
tngton area. See US for worth.
while savings. Easy terms. KITS.
Washington's largest music store.
1880 9 st.. n.ws RE. 7-6212: Alex.
1921 Mt. Vernon ave-, KI.8-S6S6.
iAlex; branch store open eve.
nings).
NATL. MEM. PARK, Fails Church
ya-Inherited several 4-site lots
$685.. Best offer. OIL. 4-472S.
NIAGARA CYCLIC MASSAGE
COUCH. brand-new. Retail price
In ofig.- sections Of park. Sac. price
for cash. AP. 7-443S.
FURN. = Early Amer. sofa, h1eh
wing. back, foam cushions $40.
Conf. wins chair, foam cushions
$50. New samples. KI. 9-3656.
FURN.---New Prigidaire, $50: ~,
$50; lamps, SO, table, chairs.
Must sell, leav. city. Ii. 7-6403.
OFFICE FURN.-Royal typeWriteT
with stand. SIS; large desk. $25;
ia A-aQR3
Evening star., 1960-12-08

/, VIkL9 UFEk II TKAVEL
o. .. A.. Mexico, Hawaii, So. Amer.
ics and return. Circulation sales
Transp. furnished, Anyone may
apply. incl. Enslish-speaking for
eisners,, Accustomed to earn S12S
wkly. plus bonus. Immed. cash ad-
vance Must be neat and person
anle. see Mr.. MeLAIN at the Cairo
Hotel 18th and Que NV. bet. 10
Evening star., 1960-12-08
TVS-USED

Open Q AM. to 0 Pm.
$30-$40-$50-$60-$70
e-Mo, Service Wslranty Every Every O.,
All Credit Cards Honored
201O 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-08
HELP WOMEN
tcoN1lNuep)

CLERK.TYPIST, industrious. attr
young woman, for once Of na,
tionAl assoc: mod. downtoWn Of
nee. varied interesting duties
sood elec; ,GJ typins and stsn9i skill
CLERK TYPIsT. generai ONCE work
lii nice surroundings, average typ
Ing. interesting position, $3.50
POTOMAC EMPL, oil King st..
Alex. KI. 9.6056.
Evening star., 1960-12-08
tcoNTiNuEDl
ANTIQUES
IMPORTANT NOTICE

1MPOHTANT NOTICE
THIEVES MARKET
30 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va.
TWO 40-ft. trailer loads ar
irving at THIEVES MAR
KET, Thursday morning
and Saturday morning
Loads will consist Of glass,
furniture. copper, brass,
silver, etc. .-.
Merchandise will be sold
right off the truck. Thou
sands Of items for Christ
mas presents. Also thou
sands of prints, pictures
and frames, all sizes.
IA. 5-4l16 IA. 8-9463
Evening star., 1960-12-08
HELP WOMEN
tcoNIiNUEp)

ACCOUNTANT JR.. accounting
graduate. no exper. required, for
GA once: 1Alayy open. Apply
slNRoD q TAsH. I73S DesaleS st.
NV, NE. S-A964.
Evening star., 1960-12-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES
INQUIRIES, INC.
School of Investigation

Washington's only In service train.
working investiEative egency. Ap-
plications accepted up to Dec. %
Evening classes for men and woEn-
On. guest lectures. class room and
neld yorkc rkoc Call ST. s-ssSo or
Evening star., 1960-12-08
HELP WOMEN

MOTHERS. HOUSEWIVES! For par
time, Earn sood income. sell AVON
Tor Xmas. Cali now, DI. 7-0221
NURSES AIDE, white, for e-hr. Or
duty In nursing home, live In
refs. JE. 2-06l3.
Evening star., 1960-12-08
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIoNs-BRIcK WORK, e.
msnt, baths, kitchen remodsiing.
rec, rm. code complisnces: gen.
sfH sfH Iemodeling, Also CONNER
Evening star., 1960-12-08
SALES OPPORTUNITY

ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRrTrANIcA
Appt. sales, XII. e-S217.
Evening star., 1960-12-08
RETIRED MAN

SILVER SPRING AREA. not ever
55, desirous Of being active. lend
ting institution has interesting and
diversified permanent, sAlaried
position. Company Dement'S. For tn
terview, call JU. $4,000.
&OUTE HARDWARE SALESMAN
white. married; top salary: empl
Bays fee. See Miss Ford, BOYD'sr
18th and O NV. Ma. s-234O
ROUTE SALESMAN for established
laundry-dry cleaning route. No ex-
per. necessary. Ealn more than
500 per wk.. 5-dsy vk.: .opport.
for advancement. CO. paid vaca-
tion, life insurance and hosp; ex-
req. Apply Mr.. Compiler, MAN
HAITIAN CO.. 1928 Fla. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-08

PIANOS FOR RENT-Rent . new
piano for Christmas. Only So Der
month. Choice OF finishes. Pay.
ments credited II you purchase
later; KITS 70 convenient locs-
Dntn.. 1880 @ st. NV. RE. 1922
Alex. 1921 Mt, Urn. Av KI. S-S6S6
Beth. 4g40 Frn't Av. on. 6-1674
(SuhurbAn Storek Omen EYes.l 7
Evening star., 1960-12-08
FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAN. RICH T0PsoIL (farm.
and AZ anS fir. SiSe'tSas. Tone. tree:
dust. HART1N0, CT. 6-s475.
FILL DIRT available nr. Cedar lane
and Old Georgetown I'd. You haul
we load. OIL. 2.l627.
TOP SOIL FOR SALE
Call EN-. 5-l666
Evening star., 1960-07-07
BIueberry Treat

One and one-third cups
graham cracker or vanilla
wafer crumbs, "a cup sifted
confectioners' sugar, "a cup
melted butter, 2 eggs, un-
beaten; u cup granulated-
sugar, l (8-ounce) package
Softened cream cheese, "
teaspoon salt, 2 cups fresh
blueberries, " cup granu-
lated sugar, 2 tablespoons
cornstarch, u teaspoon salt,
"a cup water. "a teaspoon
orange rind, whipped cream.
Mix together crumbs, con-
fectioners' sugar and butter;
press in layer in an 8x8x2-
inch pan.
Beat eggs; add "a cup
sugar, cream cheese and "a
teaspoon salt; blend to-
gether. Pour over crumb
crust. Bake in 375-degree
oven for 20 minutes. Cool.
Cover with l cup of blue
berries. Blend together u
cup sugar. cornstarch, salt
and water. Add remaining
blueberries and rind. Cook
over low heat until clear and
thick, stirring constantly.
Pour over berries. Chill.
Garnish with whipped cream
before serving. Makes eight
servings.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
NH. ..R.SHEEN
TABLECLOTHS

AII-occosion fashions in O blend
Of CeIonese ocetote and cotton
sporkIed with MyIor threods.
Elegantly OF eose for formal oc-
cosions costly the center Of
ottroction OF informal tobIes.
They wash spotIess, O special
feoture thot makes them on out
stondine value at these savings.
Comes in gold color, silver color.
pink or green.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
Petition Campaign Results Cited
As Mandate for Reapportionment

cessful petition effort will be
given to the county's legislative
delegation with request for re.
apportionment action at the
coming session OF the Legis-
lature. He said the delegation
will be advised of the "signifi-
canoe of this overwhelming ex-
preston Of public interest in
representation based on popula.
ton according to each federal
census"
William Romack, silver
Spring businessman who or.
gained the petition campaign,
said he felt its results SHOULD
impress political leaders who
have blocked reapportionment
efforts in the past.
Political leaders of both par
ties must recognize that a non
partisan organization might de-
liver this kind Of support
throughout the State, and that
a cause for victory has been
charted," he asserted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
COnsultant
Engaged by
Commission

Harland Bartholomew, a
key figure in the formula
ton of planning and coming
policies in the Washington
area for 30 years, has been
engaged to help the Park and
Planning Commission cope with
the mounting problems Of area
growth.
Bartholomew, II, has been
employed as a technical con-
sIlltant to the commission UNI
der a contract which also will
make his firms services avail
able to the planning agency.
His appointment was approved
this week by the commission,
which scheduled a press confer
ence for Saturday for the pur-
pose of explaining the terms of
his contract and the specific du-
ties to be assigned him.
Commission officials, mean
while, conceded that one of the
new advisors principal func-
tons will be to help make more
acceptable some of the plan
ming policies and programs
that have encountered vigorous
public opposition from time to
time. His professional expert
ence is expected to be particu-
larly helpful in solving the
complex problem Of planning
for orderly suburban develop
ment while providing for the
preservation Of open spaces.
One of his key roles will be
to join with commission mem
bers in a review of the several
master plans that have been
prepared in the past year, and
which have come under fire
from a variety Of individuals
and organizations at recent
public hearings.
Bartholomew is a former
chairman of the National Cap
ital Planning Commission and
an advisory board member of
the new National Capital Trans
portation Agency.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
Silper Spring Plans Largest
StOrybOOk Parade in History

u. S. Park Police and the Ma
tional Geological Park will
serve as color guards for the
two parade units.
Besides the horse units there
will be IA marching units, six
bands and number of floats
in the line of march. Even the
floats and sound units will be
horse drawn.
The horse units will be par
ticipating for $1100 in prizes,
Mr.. Warrington said.
Santa himself will be riding
in a specially designed, pony
drawn sleigh and will be herald.
ed into Silver Spring by the
Montgomery Blair Band and
Little Miss Christmas.
The parade viii start at Jesup
Blair Park at the District line
and move north on Georgia ave.
to Colesville rd.; right on Coles
vile to Fenton st. and right to
Ellsworth DIR.
Traffic will be maintained on
the west side of Georgia ave-,
Police Capt. Marion Dayhoff
said. He said special police will
be called in from other sections
of the county to help the Sill
yer Spring officers handle the
crowds for the parade.
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Planners Install System
To Speed Master Plans

property in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties in pro-
ducing new plans and revising
present ones.
As a result of the quantity OF
and changes in planning data
resulting from these studies,
the staff cannot keep up-to-date
in recording and tabulating the
information by manual pro-
cedures, Mcdowell explained.
Ultimately, there will be be.
tween 100000 and 100000 cards
bearing essential information
about every piece of porperty
in the bi-county area under the
Commissions jurisdiction. The
entire project will take several
years.
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County areas to be served by
the Maryland spur include
Watts Branch, Muddy Branch
and Seneca Creek.
Fairfax Agrees
The Potomac route was ap-
proved after Fairfax County
officials abandoned a fight to
have it located along Route Z
on the Virginia side of the river
as a means of serving communi-
ties expected to spring up
around the airport at Chantilly.
The Route z location was OPP
posed by the Montgomery Coun.
ty Council on the grounds that
a Potomac River route would
be necessary to avert pollution
of the stream.
In discussing the regional
councils action during the reg
uJar meeting of the Council this
week, Councilman Joe M. Kyle
commented: "It looks like the
battle has been won"
No Priorities Given
Fairfax authorities not only
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Potomac Riuer Route for SelUer
Approued by Regional Council

A Potomac River route
for the Dulles international
Airport interceptor sewer,
strongly supported by Mont
gomery County officials, has
been approved by the National
Capital Regional Plannin 6
Council.
The proposal now awaits the
approval of the National Capt.
tal Planning Commission, which
is expected to give the plan its
blessings at its next meeting.
Dean A. M. Woodruff, chair
man of the planning commits
sion, was among regional plan.
ming council members who
voted in favor of the Potomac
route on Monday.
In approving the basic PLAN
first proposed by District of Co
lumbia sanitary engineers, the
council supported a plan which
win provide spurs" serving
nearby Virginia and Maryland
In addition to the main Potomac
River interceptor. Montgomery