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Evening star., 1960-10-25

ONE FLOOR WITH MORE-LonF.
low all-brick rambler in most
convenient location: big bed
rooms on l floor: center-hall en-
trance, impressive living room
with fireplace: formal dining room,
delightful kitchen with every
thing. Screened porch, full base
ment, mammoth rec. room. RE
duced to S35,950. JE. 4-22Ss.
PARKER SMITH & DoNNELL
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N. AVONDALE

Like new, ,3-hedrm. brk. semi Col
onial, in this choice location. Full
hsmt., l "a baths, FLA appraised
S14,75O or assume large 81 loan.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
FOREST HEIGHTS

a, oon Saa MEtunAS -,
On si. d szpsnesSs SnGS ge9F 9SsSi S PASc home. s
assume loan; no qualifying: move
right in. LO. 7-2042.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Greenwood Forest
NEAR SPACE AGENCY. N.s,A. and
u. s. AGRICULTURE CENTER
3-4 BDRMS., 2-2lz BATHS
New :H. Hs;ck EsmblsTs sPlit;Lsyss
tioT Room with fireplace; west
inEhouse Elec. Kitchen: M-Acre
Wooded Lots.
$21,S50-$2,150 Down FILA
Excellent conv. Financing
WALBRooRE CONSTR. CORP.
OR. 4-7725 or SP. 1874
LANGLEY PARK AREA : Brick
2 dbl. bedrms.. expand. attic for
additional rms. modern kitchen:
parochial and public schools near
BY; $15,500. HUGH T. PECK,
He. 4-1700.
LANGLEY PARK-Modern rambler
with earport; CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONING. living rm.. din
Ing rm., kit. bedrms., and den
or 18th bedrm.. Ia baths, rec:
rm. Near transportation and
schools. Priced for quick sale.
HUGH 7. PECK. HE. 4-1700.
LANHAM-Beautifui new 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; equip, kit. lgs. liy.
rm., tiled bath; full bsmt.: plumb
ing rouhed in for bathroom: at
tached garage; lovely h-acrr level
lot; nice neighborhood: 9 blks. to
school, blk. to bus. Only S17,-
$50. Excel terms M. LEO
sTORCH, SP. 3-4500.
LEWISDALE, 2lll Van Buren, st.
Large Cape Cod brick: g spacious
rms. Q full baths. separate din.
ing rm. Near school. VACANT
500 down HUGH T. PECK
HE. 4-1700
MARTINS WOODS AREA
~ nj = 20
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CHEVERLY

One OF the incest homes we have
had in long time: 3-bedrm. brk
rambler, only . yrs. old. Firepl. In
rec, rm.. built-in garage. Owne:
says make offer. FLA approved at
500, 500.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY MUST SELL SS5
month DAYS ALI 3-bedrm. Brick
Hyattsville In Town House with
huge kit; din. rm.: tile bath. plus
powder rm.: semi-fnished rec.
rm, m tiled bsmt. with exit FLA.
$l0, 500--assume present owner S
high AZ Trust and save $3.50!
-Four q FinancinR!"
Maryland SALES AP. 7-20T5
ADELPHT-Modern 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; Ia baths. Assume pres
ent financing. $1,000 down. Price
Ss.S'7iSG SeS Ssmp HUGH eHs Il liz Pzck' 4ciSOc 1855
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm. ram
bier; FHA appraised: $3.50 down,
Sl05 per mo. pay all. This home
Is fully equipped. Beaut. lot
W. v. & NJ. REALTY, INC. RE.
5-3650. Open til 3 pm.
BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON PKWY.
=. Spacious, 4-yr.-old, 3-bedrm
brick-and-frame rambler with rec
type walk-out bsmt. Only $l4,500
tAA PARAMouNr y amount REALTY
REALTORS WE. 5-542.
BALTIMORE-W WASHINGTON PKWY.
High on hilltop, this sweeping
home and den. plus full bsmt. and
rec. rm.; corner lot and detached
gar; plenty of shrubbery and
trees: assume lge. loan; full price,
S14,700. Owner anxious to sell
Z. c. HILLEY a. CO., Realtors,
AP. 7-7200.
BETTER THAN NEW-3-bedrm
brk. -and-frame split-leyel, on
super diversified lot: spacious car
port and many other features toe
sell. FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-1265..
CAMP STRINGS b.r., A-acre lot
CA Ss,b Allfnt0WR sE R.oSss gs 81 SS ssO s5ss
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BERENS, AP. 7-4646

COLLEGE PARK. Act now to see
this 2-year old Brick. and Frame
( 3-bedrm. rambler with huge
sparkling elec. kit. with disposal
and Birch Cabinets. tile bsmt:
with exit: storm windows and
doors; You can assume owner s
S99.43 month, total!
Reduced S700 to Sell"
MARYLAND SALES AP 7-207b
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u. NICHOLAS ess he. $1,000

WA bath, rec. rrn. and maids
I'm, screened porch. and every de-
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ALEXANDRIA

II YOU are short on cash and need
q home. here Is Q 3:bedroom, row
brick you can buy for only S595
cash down ineludinE all settling
II you qualify. Call US now, ia.
4.1300.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
MCLEAN

i-bedroom, 2-bath briek-ds- stone
rambler with full basement; 2s-ft,
living room. separate dining room;
$26,950. Call US now, IA, 4-I3OO.
Evening star., 1960-10-25

cARRobLToN III ~. 46sdr% c6s F1r.ri @,ssth b.
loan. Immed. occup. SP. 3-25ll
Evening star., 1960-10-25

N5AF g. sfAGk aakItSnfTRE AdENSx F;sAi csHrfR sRd
ga BDRMS,, 2-215 BATHS
Evening star., 1960-10-25

Mt RAINIER-Comfort and con-
vcnience plus in this 3-bedrm
1la-bath home. Tip top condition
throughout with many improve
ments and extras added. Fireplace
in liv. room, separate din. room,
screened porch. Only S11,750, easy
terms.-
Evening star., 1960-10-25
FALLS CHURCH

little white cottage In
the heart Of Falls Church with 3
bedrooms. huge kitchen. full base
ment. fenced lot. A tremendous
home for only Sl6,50O. Call US
now, ia. 4-130O.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
C.. DIXON
RE. 6-s7s7

E1eAlSoL - RE. O-olo
SEABROOK 'ACRES--Immac, red.
wood ramb. wa bedrms,. irepl.,
kit. wLtsble space, sep. din. rm.,
partially finished rec. rm. and
Workshop on > huge cor. lot with
patio and lge. shade trees. 81 800
dn.. low mo. pyHtts. REAL Es-
Axs1SE SqEsgLEANgs qsgLEE OIL, g.
Evening star., 1960-10-25

ROGERS HEIGHTS. Colorful, va
can't Fiesta Rancher" on neat
fenced lot with Grape Arbor
Huge equip, kit. with disposal.
sep. din. rm.; daylight walk-out
bsmt. and storm windoEs. Ap-
proved for S14,40o fFHA, 30
year loan-call for terms now!
,,.nwI wImmedists me- ROssessiSn;"" 0o-,
Evening star., 1960-10-25
sILean ILLSenannsssE q EnnM EMn5nnHM SSeeMnnIL SeHnaLN
SILVER SPRING

q 200 down FLA buys this iTnmac
! brk. rambler, featuring fireplace
with brick walls and beamed cell.
E. H y 5earms b%, sep; and din bath; t' bsms sIss
with rec. rm.; lovely Handicapped
lot; S1S,950. SLIGO REALTY,
Realtors, JU. sS600.
SILVER SPRING-Northwood area;
lovely rambler, bi-leyel, 3 bed
TSo rooms conpets tS eeeFc Ssth EtsSe5 FeSIsa5ios
sloan. Wooded lot. GRAHAM CO.
.JU. 5-6010, open evenings.
Evening star., 1960-10-25

S1 RON kDs-H fSinnisEe brick
rm. m H3frepi, SEP din e1fnrei rIn' lovely I
kit. ga baths finished. rec. rm
w/frepl., kit, bedrm. and bath
2-ear gar; screened porch; many
extras: $32 500. MuDD REAL
ESTATE CO, RE. $4,000; ewes,
Evening star., 1960-10-25

Immaculate, brick land frame 3-bed-
rm semidet., compl. with sep. din.
fenced yard: storm windows and
doors throughout. A real home in
a nice neighborhood. This service
man has to go. and you'll get a
lot for YOUR money CALL US
now once open 9 It'll 8.
Evening star., 1960-10-25

LIVER SPRING-Large 4-bedrn1.
rick. lovely corner lot; EXCEL
Evening star., 1960-10-25
NOW SEE THIS

BRICK RAMBLER with carport.
3 BEDRMS. (4th bedrm.. and 2nd
bath semi-finished).
FULL BSMT. (semi-finished rec. Fm.
with fireplD.
cul-de-sac.
BIG CT LOAN. may be assumed and
owner will hold LARGE 2ND
TRUST
Low DOWN PAYMENT and Q low
settlement cost.
PRESTIGE NEIGHBORHOOD close
to country club.
FAST POSSESSION!
JUST S94,450.
Evening star., 1960-10-25

ONLY 81 900 DOWN and as
sumo big 1st trust with total
monthly payments of S13S
incl. taxes and insurance.
Charming brick home in fine
Falls Church area; 3 bed
rms; family rm., fully equip.
kitchen. large level lot. Call
THE DARBY CO.. IA.
5-9393. ewes, JE. 4-0491.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
Sd. .6O0 TQTAL PRICE

On this 5-rm. bungalow, near the
DC. line. A real bug for some
Evening star., 1960-10-25
CAMP SPRINGS

Spacious 3-bedrm brick rambler;
fireplaees, . full baths, side scr.
porch over attached garage; full
hsmt. with beaut. rec. rm.; space
for fourth bedrm; lovely lge. lot,
located in an exclusive neighbor-
hood. This home has everything
Priced to sell at S26,500. Shown
BY appointment only. once open
til 9.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HOUSES ron SALIVA.
S15,95O
SPLIT-LEVEI,
ASSUME

Large SI1.700 trust: S97.17 per
mo. 81, 800 down. Immaculate g.
bedrm. Cape Cod, Ia baths; full
basement. beautiful lge. lot with
trees in Falls Church. nice fenced
Evening star., 1960-10-25

Country living near the city; beau
tiful 3-bedrm. rambler on 220-ft.
lot: backing to woods and old
country road: step-saving Kitchen
en-, full daylight bsmt. with
ground level exit. rear screened
porch; priced at S16.500 It's
a honey! z. G, HILLEY a. CO.
Evening star., 1960-10-25

JORDAN, INC.
FL. $4,000 Realtors CIR. 3-052C
Evening star., 1960-10-25

MT. RAINIER-S395 dn. incl. set
tlement; 3 bedrms.; corner lot:
OWNER will finance. NE. S-1212.
NEW RAMBLERS = 3 bedrms.
bsmt., equipped kit. with wall
oven. counter range, priced to sell
SIS. 500 to S16900 with Is little
as $4,000 down.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Greenwood Forest

81 zoo dn.. si02 Per mo. pays all
on this expandable 4-bedfm. home;
assume loan: no qualifying; move
right in. LO. 7-9042.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.

SILVER sPRING-ouality plaster
walled. 3-bedrm.. Ila-bath brick
rambler for only $&l;95o.
Evening star., 1960-10-25

$3.50 down, SS5 monthly pays all!
Kentland, det. 3-bedrm. Colonial
near P @. Country Club. Only
S11,50O.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
sGHEVERT,Y

CHEVERLY NJ
Life with your family will be
fpleasaflt n this deliGhtful
4-bedrm,, 2iavbath, brick
Cape Cod. garden-type lot,
with. outdoor hrepl. and
1ighting: Vacant for quick
POSSESSION. Churches and
schools handy. Hard to heat
81 81 1850. Only 81. 400
Evening star., 1960-10-25

SPICK AND SPAN is the way to de-
SuxL1FYfNG, 4ts& 81 loan can S
be assumed or fust $500 including
settlement. FREE STATE PROP
ERTIES, AP. 7-126H.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
BY JOHN NEARY
Star Stan Writer

Creepy the king snake and
all the other animals who be-
came the beloved pets of thou
sands of city-dwelling children
will be back in business June 4
when the new Rock Creek
Nature Center opens.
Located atop a wooded knoll
near Military road and Oregon
avenue NV, Creepy'S new
100000 home will be the Ma
tion's largest Park Service
operated nature center for
children.
Its rugged exterior of stone
and natural wood will house
the city's first public plane
tarium, a 184-Seat auditorium
and an exhibit room where the
ANIMALS will live among waist
high electronic displays de-
signed for children.
Begun four years ago as an
experiment, the nature center
used to be in the historic Kiln
gle Mansion, which is now the
Junior Leagues headquarters,
The throngs of children who
poured into the center to fondle
Creepy and study the exhibits
proved the experiment was a
success.
On July 6, 1859 construction
started on the foundation. Yes
Evening star., 1960-05-12
200 on Train
Delayed by
Bar on Track

Passengers on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroads Washington
to-BrunSwick local last night
were delayed in getting home
ecause the tWo-car train
struck a piece of metal on the
track near Forest Glen.
The accident shortly after
$50 pm. sent at least 25 fire
trucks, ambulances and other
equipment from Silver Spring
Kensington and Wheaton to
the scene. No one was hurt,
police said.
Investigation showed the two
cars had each run over an an
gle bar used for joining two
pieces of track. County and
railroad police said they were
unable to determine how it
got there, but guessed that it
was the work of juveniles.
The bar, ripped holes in oil
fluid tanks under each car and
broke the trains air brakes.
police said.
About 200 persons were on
the train. Firemen helped them
of, and most walked to the
nearby Forest Glen station.
About so to 10 were picked up
little more than an hour later
by another train.
T he engineer, Ralph R.
Ridgeway, So, of Brunswick,
told police he thought it was a
piece of wood on the track at
first and could not stop in time.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
BOAT AT THE DOOR?
Zoners Reject Lake
For Building Lots

A Prince Georges County res
ident has asked the county
Planning Board to allow him
to subdivide the bottom of a
lake.
The board was told yester-
day that Robert w. Amman
wants to build four homes on
lots carved out of his property
on Auth road in Camp Springs.
About a third of the land is
underwater, the planners said.
In some places. I don't think
he's got so feet from the road
to the water" said F. Harris
Allen, a planning engineer
Zoning in the area requires
0.000-square-foot lots. he said.
Herbert w. Wells, board
chairman, said the landowner
might have to put his houses
on stills out in the water and
provide ingreSs and egreSs by
boat" He said this was done
in Rangoon, Burma.
After joking about the un-
usual subdivision request, board
members got down to business
and rejected the application.
They decided the coming law
requires that the 10000 square
feet required be "usable" land.
Planners said Mr.. Amman
had told them he laid out the
tract to include as many fam
lilies as possible. The neighbors,
he figured, would help his wife
keep their children away from
the pond, where unsupervised
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Novel Rock Creek Nature Center
Opens New $500, 900 Home June 4

The artists. many of them
well-known local painters and
designers. worked under Ed
Bierly and Myron Sutton tc
create a series of illustrative
panels and three -dimensional
models.
In addition to a transparent
beehive. the exhibits will in
clude electrical ''quiz-yourself"
panels on famous national
parks and the weather.
Paintings will depict trees
found at different attitudes and
the birds common to the diff
ferent seasons here.
Its slide and motion picture
projectors, as we'll as its tape
recorder and other demon
stration equipment, can be re-
motely controlled. A pre-ar-
ranged program can be set up
and then operated from the
receptionist's Office upstairs at
the push of a button.
Also included in the center
will be Office and laboratory
space for its three full-time
laturalistS, headed by William
Perry, who will work. with
John Krisko and a naturalist
not yet chosen, in running the
center.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Cultural Center
To Benefit From
Dinner Program

A benefit dinner and evening
of musical entertainment is
planned for May Is as the first
public function to aid the local
fund drive for the National
Cultural Center.
The affair, to be held at the
Hotel Statler- Hilton, will in
clude performances by Jaime
Laredo, the Bolivian violinist,
and Jose Greco, Spanish folk
dancer.
The National Symphony Or
chestra will play under a grant
sponsored by the American
Federation of Musicians. DR..
Howard Mitchell will conduct.
Opening the program, called
an Evening With the Perform
ing Arts" will be the Howard
University Chorus under the
direction of Warner Lawson.
Edward Durell Stone, the
architect who designed the
proposed center, will show a
film of the plans for the
structure.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Sutherland Will Head
Virginia Department

RICHMOND. May IL (AP).-
A 48-year-old Big Stone Gap
native with experience in the
State Budget Office is the new
director of the State Depart
ment of Conservation and Eco
nomic Development.
He is Marvin H. Sutherland,
whose commission as director
was signed by Gov. Almond
Yesterday.
Mr.. Sutherland has been act
ing director of the department
since February "a when Ray
mond NJ. Long died. Mr.. Suth-
erland had served as Mr.. Longs
executive assistant for 1S
months.
Evening star., 1960-05-12

terday the 9,OOO-square-foo
structure passed its final in
spection by the Park Service
construction chief, Everett
O'Brien.
Visitors to the 70-seat plane
tarinn may travel into the fu-
ture or back to the days of the
early Christians, and see the
stars as they were ages ago or
will be cons from now.
AS the planetarium lights
dim, the center's hi-fi sound
system will pipe night sounds
into the rooms 24-foot dome.
Then with the croaking of
frogs and the raSping of
cricketS in the background, the
stars will come out.
The center's exhibit room will
feature displays Of Washington
area wildlife designed by Park
Service artists.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
SHOT SPREADS
SMOKE SCREEN
OVER THEFT

Charles NJ. MCKINLEY,
10. was almost a hero for
chasing a thief out of his
home and firing a shotgun
at him.
MCKINLEY. of the 200
block of Ladsens lane,
Alexandria. told police he
was sleeping downstairs
last Thursday night when
the intruder broke in and
stole $l99 from a rela-
tive's purse.
Police said yesterday
MCKINLEY had fired purely
for effect. He made the
rest of it up, police said in
charging him with grand
larceny in the theft. He is
to appear in County Court
next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Butler and BeuII
Protest CIosino
Of Naval Plant

Maryland Senators Butler
and Beall, both Republicans.
today protested the Navy's de-
cision to close the Naval
Weapons Plant.
Senator Butler said many
disagree with the judgment of
the Navy that the plant is in
efficient. The whole question
is a proper subject for a con-
greSsional investigation, he de-
clared.
Senator Beall asked Navy
Secretary FRANKIE, in a letter,
to reconsider.
Plans now call for a gradual
shut down of the plants activ-
tiles between now and January,
1862. Up to that time, some
2,750 employees are to lose their
Jobs. Another 1900 civilian
employees not engaged in the
production of weapons would
remain.
Both Maryland Senators
have been trying to have re-
leased to the public the full re-
port of a panel of industrialists
who recommended a gradual
shut down of plant operations.
The group set to work in Janu-
airy and repeatedly completed
its job in March.
1t was understood that in
vestigatorS for the Senate Pre-
paredness Subcommittee have
been inquiring into the ele-
involved in the Navy's
including the indus
trialists' report.
Evening star., 1960-05-12

He was appointed associate
counsel to the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission in 1856
and has been town attorney
Of Bowie since 1949.
A graduate of Loyola College,
he received his law degree from
Catholic University. He served
in the Navy from 1912 to 1916
in the European and Pacific
Theaters in World War II. He
has four children.
Ennis Defeated in '5S
Mr.. Ennis. SO, Capitol Heights
attorney, lost his general elec-
ton race with Democrat Lank-
ford $4,000 to nearly $4,000
votes two years ago.
Born in Washington, Mr.
Ennis moved to Capitol Heights
when he was 6 years old. He
received his law degrees from
Columbus and National Uni
verSities. A veteran of both
World Wars, he helped eStab-
lish the My Maryland Post of
the American Legion.
VanderhOOf Opposes War
Mr.. Vanderhoof, 46, is cam
paigning on a l3-point world
peace plan" Like his father,
the late Frank E. Vanderhoof,
who also ran for Congress, he
would outlaw war except by
approval of the people of the
Nation, except in self-defense
Mr.. Vanderhoof lives in Bla-
densburg and practices law
there and in Washington. In
addition to seeking the G. o. P.
nomination two years ago. Mr..
Vanderhoof also ran as a write
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Arlington to Get
Postal Facility

A new postal facility has
been authorized for Courthouse
Square in Arlington, Represent
ative Broyhill, Republican of
Virginia, announced today.
Specifications call for ap-
proXimately $500 square feet
OF floor space with an adequate
area for parking and truck
maneuvering. The building will
be leased by the Government.
The Post Office Department
will accept competitive bids for
space in any existing or pro-
posed building. Mr.. Broyhill
said. The facility will be under
jurisdiction of the Arlington
postmaster.
Evening star., 1960-05-12

swimming could be dangerous.
while he was gone.
In other action, the planning
board recommended approval
of new apartment zoning for
about 40 acres along fifty
seventh avenue north of EN-
erson street in Bladensburg.
The planners recommended
denial of new commercial zon-
ing on the northeast corner of
Kenilworth avenue and Emer-
son street and denial of new
apartment zoning for Is acres
on the west side of Adelphi
road north of Cool Spring road.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Republicans See Lonkford
As Man They Have to Beot

Despite a lively Democratic
primary campaign. most South
ern Maryland Republicans are
assuming that Representative
Landlord is the man they will
have to beat in November.
That is why COP leaders in
the 5th District say they have
formally lined up behind Car
lyle ]. Lancaster, former Prince
Georges States Attorney, for
nomination to Congress in the
May II Primary. Mr.. Lancas-
ter faces five other Republicans.
Mr.. Landlord, in a three-way
race for Democratic renomina-
ton, faces his stiffest opposi-
ton from Walter. L. Green,
Hyattsville lawyer and real es-
tate man.
Mr.. Lankford comes from the
5th districts second most heavi-
ly voting county of Anne
Arundel. That is why Republi-
cans felt they had to pick a
man with past political and
public office experience from
Prince Georges County - the
most populous area which can
swing an election by casting
nearly half of the total district
vote.
COP. Behind Lancaster
All COP. State Central Com
mittees in the 5th District have
lined up behind Mr.. Lancaster.
Among Mr.. LancaSter'S op-
ponentS is Robert E. Ennis, the
man who won the COP. NOM
ination two years ago but was
defeated by Mr.. Lankford in
the general election. Twice pre-
viouSly Mr.. Ennis sought un-
successfully his party's nomin-
alton.
Mr.. Ennis was the first to
throw his hat in the ring, hav-
ing filed for this contest within
a month after his 1858 defeat. !
Another unsuccessful aspir-
ant two years, Frank w. VAN
derhoof, and one who ran four
years ago, Clifton L. Clevenger.
are in the contest to be settled
Tuesday.
Henry j. Laque, jr., who was
an unsuccessful candidate for
nomination for the seat of SEN
ator Butler, also is in the race. |
The only entry without pre-
vious political experience is
William E. Smith, Baltimore
air conditioning and refrigera-
ton businessman.
Elected in 1850
Mr.. Lancaster, 80, lives in
Bowie and practices law in
Hyattsville. He became States
attorney when the Republicans
swept Prince Georges County
local Offices in 1850. He was
defeated for reelection in 1854. |
He was appointed to the .
Prince Georges State Central .
Committee in 1857, when he |
was named chairman, but he
did not seek reelection the |
following year.
Evening star., 1960-05-12

in candidate against Mr.. Lank-
ford in 1856.
Mr.. Laque, SO, is one of two
Anne Arundel County candi-
dates in the race. He is a
Linthicum Heights junk dealer
who first entered politics in his
race against Senator Butler in
1856. At that time he said he
was angry at Democratic coun-
ty officials who cracked down
on his Junk yard on charges
of violating the zoning ordi-
nance.
He erected a sign in his junk
yard reading:
I'VE don't care what the law
don't allow.
We're going to run a junk
yard anyhow"
Clevenger a Contractor
Mr.. Clevenger, Hyattsville
contractor lives at 5000 Fifty
fifth avenue. He was on the
Republican ticket for Orphans
Court in 1850 but failed to win
election that year in the Re-
publican landslide. He also
sought a House of Delegates
seat in 1854 but was defeated
in the primary. In the con-
greSSional primary race four
years ago, he was defeated for
the nomination by William B.
PrendergaSt of Annapolis.
Mr.. Smith, the second Anne
Arundel County candidate, is
As years old and is the only
one in the field without prior
political experience.
My object in entering the
congressional campaign is be-
cause I think that the average
American needs more repre-
sentation in our government, "
he said.
Evening star., 1960-05-12
Arlington Student
Wins in Eutin Contest

An Arlington high school
Latin student has been named
among the winners in the an
nual competition sponsored by
the Classics Association of Vir-
ginia.
Anthony F. Kleitz, of 1909
South Twenty-sixth street. a
sophomore at Wakefield High
School, won the Second-year
Latin competition, it was an
nounced by DR.. Laura Sumner,
of Fredericksburg, association
president.