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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
PINE RIDGE-$34.5oO

~N&A~ ~ - w AyCSO
Abr, 2-Bath Split-Level
Extra wide tree-studded lot sur
rounds this beautiful 4-bedrm., .
bath brick split-level on high ele-
vation. Gracious 24-ft. living rm..
separate dining rm., wall-to-wall
carpets, drapes; secluded screen.
porch; de luxe kit: bedrms.,
bath on upper wing: . bedrms.,
bath on lower wing; 24-ft. rec.
rm., utility I'M, EXQUISITE decor.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
POTOMAC HILLS - By OWNER.
S33,95O. Ready for occupancy. 4
bedrms; split entrance. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., lge. Hotpoint kit, 3
baths, rec. nm, patio-type front
porch, plus rear screened porch
garage NO AGENTS. Call ia
5-9127 or Ell. 5000.
RARE Birds bedrmS., 2 baths
Il off master bedrm.). Cleaning
brick rambler located in much
sought-after N. Arl. location; 2l-
It. liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din.
rm., huge de luxe kit. has dish
washer and eating space. Beaut.
rec. rm. and garage in full bsmt.
Assume $4,000 412eo loan ano
save thousands Of SIS in interest
charges. 1t looks like q 100000
ODDENINo REALTY, INC. IA
4-5656.
SIX HANDSOME COLUMNS give
this home an air of magnificence
ing room with firepl., family din,
rm., bedrms., 3 baths. G4x2S
daylight rec. rm. with 2nd firepl..
Dashboard h.-w. heat. Brand-new!
Choose colors. Located in boom
ing area. Priced in mid-30s. JE
$4,000. VIM A.. CHAPMAN REAL
TY, INC.
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Brick Apt. Bldg.

Abs units, 1000 rented. Very
good financing. Priced TO sell.
ROGER MOSS, LA. 1922
2125 R. l. NE Sun. MA. 2-OsOS
WILL TRADE 10eo income property
sI sp psts ETC. Fa fGeH to s5S6 0G SS e9nmsTi ea
IA. 7-3700, Mr.. EDWARDS.
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Huge TreeS-Shrubbery
Garden Area-City Facilities
OWNER, DU. 5-65t3
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ARLINGTON, My OWNER. Spa
eioys 4.hedEm. split, in prestige
G0tf f lee. cLPR Fif M4ANGS 4h re-. ifP r@. qae 1ae
porch, double carport; S36,95O,
$4,000. first trust. Total monthly
payments S206. min. dn. So, $50,
balance avail at S6.45 per thou
sand. KE. S-4391.
ARLINGTON-Lorcom Lane Area,
prestige area off main roads, .
blks. to schools. Completely re-
decorated. Brick rambler: 3 bed
rms, > baths, separate din. rm.,
33 II. paneled rec. rm., 2Oxl >
porch, lge. patio, full basement,
garage, modern kitchen Ind break
fast bar: S29,950. 4311 N. gath
St. IA. 2-6925.
ARL. FOREST-swim. pool, 3-b.r
brk. Colonial; f.p., din. rn., bsmt.,
porch, beaut. garden with fruit
trees, evergreens, roses: close to
Sq' ST r.sf sfh' si4S 4SSis'J9o' Ja ssSys essSy terms
ARL., N.-Lovely 3-bedrm. brick
rambler in exclusive Country Club
Hills; lge. liv. rm. with fireplace
din rm., entrance hall, ga baths,
huge rec. rm. with fireplace. ldry.,
a7-CdI bhIhk lBCs pOICH Win AlIC-
place, central air conditioning
Sale by OWNER, 45l9 35th st. N
KE. 6-S392.
BAILEY'S CROSS RDS. AREA =
S20,95O: all-electric. BY builder:
3-bedrm. brk. rambler on wooded
lot, sep din. rm., beautiful kit. 2
baths, full bsmt., call OR. 1890
or IA. 4-l207.
CROSSROADS AREA -
3-bedrm. brk. split-level. corner
lot fenced yd. carport, alum.
storm windows, center hall. sunk
en- ltv. rm., sep. din. rm., lge.
kit, with picture window, 2 baths,
finished rec. rm., excel, financ-
ing. CL. 6-4106.
BARGAIN HUNTERS-Here is a
lovely immaculate home on nice
green tree studded lot. 1t has
living room with fireplace, dining
room, equipped kitchen, 2 spa
cious bedrooms, and screened
porch. 1t carries Q 4h% loan of
S7,700 with payments including
everything Of S74 month. Total
cost of home, SI2,990 Reason
able down payment. Please call
JE. 2-a050. FAIRCHILD REAL
ESTATE CORP.
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PTNECREST "a bedrms, 24x24
paneled rec. rm:, lEe. 1Alousied
porch, garage, patio, over VI acre;
$25,600. 6401 Park st. FL. 4-6322.
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PENNs. AVE. EXT. 3 bedrms., 8
baths, full bsmt.. wIgarage, lge.
porch overlooking beautiful fenced
lot, immed possess, only $500
dn. Ewes. Mr.. Mabe, RE. 5-3997.
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BURCH REALTY co
TO. 9-5992

UNIVERSITY PARK
Owner moved to his Florida home:
you may have immediate possess
sion OF this 46-ft. brick rambler
with large living room, dining
room, 3 bedrooms, ga baths and
10 sehoois- bus and shoppinT cen
ROBERT Z. LoHR. INC.
REALTORS HE. 4-4000
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&IknRn
S16,e5O

FOREST MANOR, 4-bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod w1lovely lot and eonv,
location, any reaS. offer, financed,
Ewes. Mr.. Seaton, RE. 6-5352.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
REAL ESTATE Sale or Exch.

3 LOTS in town Is miles from
Boulder, Colo: Groom utli. bids,
furn.. modern. RE. 5-36i4.
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A REAL CRACKER
JACK is this lovely.
long. low rambling
beauty at only Sl6,-
750. 3 large bedrms.,
lovely living room,
separate dining room,
beautifully equipped
kite en- including
washer. Lots Of stor-
age space for gar
den tools; big car
port; on level lot with
the entire back yard
Anchor fenced. A real
gardeners Dire m.
Call now-it's a real
buy. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. XII. $4,000 or
FL. 4-2500.
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isO0 GEoRGIA AYE- NV

Two 1.5OO-sa 1T. stores or of
fices with driVe-in window.
O,O0O-sQ 1T. mod. office
space ready for occupancy
Nov. Call Mr.. Howe or Mr..
Mack, WALKER e. DUN
LOP, INC. ST. 3-5O5O.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
APARTMENT

Two apt. bldgs., 10 and 13
units, l and 2 bedrmS.; ex-
cellent condition; white oc-
cupancy; good financing.
Call Mr.. Martin.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC,
MA. $4,000, Res. OIL. 4-6S20
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8f0p&n

Open Sat. and Sun, IL to 6.-3-
bedrm.. 3-bath home. ll09 Bur-
tonwood dr.. Marian Hts. near
Belle Haven Country Club. 50. B.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA. Mt. Vernon
sttrsction Of dT this S-bedrooni ai eTSnose =
bath Cape Cod featuring large
living rm. with wall-to-wall car
peting and coZy fireplace: colorful
sll-electric kitchen: completely
paneled recreation room for gra-
cious entertaining; large level lot
and carport. Only 2 years old
Immaculate condition. Owner
leaving AREA
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FLEETWOOD FOREST; excellent
SOUTHEAST SUBURBS
S14.95O

Nr. MARoARETs PARISH. Ex-
eellent condition 3-bedrm. brick
gambler. full bsmts and fenced
Ewes. Mr.. Bastek, HI. 9-5449.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA,, VA, 1927 Colvin st.
front 0iG parking, is-ft. Clear seffrs ceiiinE.
heated and 220-volt, 3-phase cur
rent. Long or short term lease.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

And indeed might well be belle for Mdnfom Vaette"
such kind gentle things figure you'll
this beautiful basic lisa
stitched lace bra with that keep their carefully
planned (theyre backed with slightly tened marquee
that won't wither after washng Cup 1886 and $685.
broadcloth "Varee" 25O Cotton broadcloth with
Bras The Hecht Co., All Stores
echt Company Christmas Showcase of the Nations Capital OOw
Evening star., 1961-06-06

lem of economies eventually will
solve problems now based on
racial discrimination. To hasten
this, he added, Negroes must
not look on discrimination from
the point of sensitivity-that
they are disseminated against
because they are colored.
Questioned about apparent
job discrimination in Washing
ton, Mr.. Tucker said that many
Negroes are Disseminated
against in certain fields here
particularly in banks.
But, he said. the only way to
overcome discrimination in the
District-whether in employ
ment, crime or housing-is
through community effort,
working for equality with COM
plete disregard to race.
He emphasized the need for
citizens councils which he
called the backbone" of the
Washington community-and
churches to rally in mobilizing
community effort behind the
problem of equality.
The meeting was held at the
Northeast Branch Library
Maryland avenue and Seventh
street NE.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
Optometric Unit
Elects President

DR.. v, Eugene McCrary of
College Park has been elected
president of the Maryland OPP
tometric Association for the
coming year.
DR.. McCrary came to College
Park from Greenville, S. c., in
1858. AS a member of the
American Optometric ASsocia-
ton, he has attended many
health. education and welfare
conferences as a representative
of the association.
In 1859, Gov. Tawes ap-
pointed him to the State Board
of Examiners in Optometry for
a 4-year term.
Other officers elected at the
MOA's two-day convention
held recently at Indian Spring
Country Club in Silver Spring
are DR.. William S. Fiery OF
Cumberland, vice president;
DR.. Barnett Stein of Baltimore
County, secretary, and DR.
Daniel M. Chasson of Balti-
more, treasurer.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
Racial Bias
Thinking Hit

The time has come to think
of our social and economic
problems along community, not
racial, lines, a prominent
Washington Negro leader said
last night.
I'VE must not view all our
problems from the point of
view of Negroes versus whites, II
Sterling Tucker. secretary Of
the Washington Urban League,
told the Public Interest Civic
Association of Northeast Wash
ington.
Mr.. Tucker based his opinion
on the contention that most
whites want racial equality for
all. Recently returned from a
tour Of the South for the Peace
Corps, Mr.. Tucker said you
would be surprised" at the
number of persons in the South
who want racial equality.
He contended that the prob
Evening star., 1961-06-06
District Asked to Build
Public Need Sidewalks

The American University
Park Citizens Association wants
to change the system of build
ing sidewalks.
A present rule in the District
says that if a block has no side
walk, the city won't build one
unless the majority of the resi-
dents on the block request it.
And then the home owners will
pay the cost.
But the Northwest group
feels the city should build side
walks if there is a proven public
need-whether or not the block
residents want the sidewalk.
"The residents of the block
would still have to pay for their
new sidewalk, of course" said
association vice president Ray
mond Queenin.
About 40 members Of the
association voted last night to
ask the Commissioners to make
this change in sidewalk policy.
Evening star., 1961-06-06

In other business the associ-
alton elected its officers for the
coming year.
Mrs. Robert Burns will be
president. The vice presidents
are Raymond Queenin and DR..
Samuel Madorsky; editor, Mrs
Vernon Ferguson; treasurer
Albert r. Johnson; recording
secretary, Mrs. Madeline Leckie;
corresponding secretary. Mrs
Dorothy Lewis: controller
Francis A. Byrne, jr.
Delegates to the Federation
of Citizens Associations are DR.
Ellis Haworth and Charles
Richey; delegates to the North
west Council of Citizens Asso-
citation are Maj. Garland Tay-
lor and Mr.. Queenin.
Mrs. Ferguson presided al
the meeting at the st. Colum-
ba's Episcopal Church, Forty
second and Albemarle streets
NV.
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Choral Series Begun
BY Cathedral Singers

sal of the choral sections. Mr..
Dirksen'S beat and expressive
gestures are easy to follow and
he wastes no time. AS a result,
the group came along faster
than one would have believed
possible.
After a short intermisSion
came a complete performance
of the first part of Haydn'S
masterpiece. at which point 1
regretfully moved out of the
chorus to assume my more ac-
cuStomed passive role.
Next Monday evening, Mr..
Dirksen will complete "The
Creation" On the following
two Mondays, Paul Galloway
will take over for Handel's
Messiah All are welcomed,
and a moderate fee is charged.
Evening star., 1961-06-06

The Cathedral Choral Society
began a series of Monday eve
ming open readings of major
choral \ vorks at the Washing
ton CatA Aedral last night. There
were NJ additions and little
formally, and music for fun
rather tan music for perform
ance wsS the goal Of the pro-
ceedinga
This l not to say that there
was no discipline, for without it,
ensembR music cannot exist.
A large nucleus of singers from
the Cathedral Choral Society
was on hand to set the tone
of the evening, namely quick
respons to Mr.. Dirksen's in
structi3 3s, and to help pull
along t lose whose sight reading
is a little weak. Three we'll
known local singers took the
solo pads, and Norman Scribner
of the Cathedral staff was at
the piaio.
The trst part of the evening
was de- Soted to a quick rehear-
Evening star., 1961-06-06
Geoieetown Student t
HeuHs Law Group

Richard P. Mclaughlin, a
student at the Georgetown
Univerfty Law Center. has been
elected national vice president
for tie 18th circuit of the
American Law Student Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Mclaughlin, a graduate
OF Youngstown (Ohio) Uni
versity will serve rs director
and q ctordinator Of all organ
lied lay student activity in the
Washington area.
Evening star., 1961-06-06

Here's the most compact of all Brownie cameras
with built-in flash =, easy to take anywhere =.
ready for pictures any time, indoors or out,
night or day!
The Brownie Starmite Camera takes snaps
in color or black-and-white, and color slides you
can project 4 feet wide. And it uses tiny, low
Evening star., 1961-06-06
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simply follow the letters and numbers the specially prepared
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Evening star., 1961-06-06
NEWS OF MUSIC
By DONALD MINTZ
contributing Critic

Cathedral Choral Society, hosts
Creation, Part /. Richard Dirksen,
conductor Norman Schriber, piano.
Soloists: Mary Ann Stable. soprano:
Carl Kaier, tenor: William Wieder-
anders, bSss. At washington Cathe-
Evening star., 1961-06-06

Plan ahead for vacation ahead.
Make regular deposits at Union
Trust; keep your money safe yet
readily available; keep it at work
Evening star., 1961-09-29
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Q. Every so often a can
didate for office accuses his
opponent of "logrolling"-a
term which seems to be in
some diSrepute. I've not been
able to get quite clear what's
meant by logrolling. Plea e
advise.
A. 'Logrolling" goes back to
the earliest days of Western
migration. When a settler was
clearing his land before build
ing a home, he would often
call on his neighbor for help
in rolling heavy logs with the
tacit understanding that he
would help the neighbor when
he was in need.
In politics it refers to the
practice common among legis-
latorS of helping one another
with favorite pieces of legisla-
ton. If a congressman from
one State wants bill passed
which will benefit the voters
OF his community, he may en-
gage in a little "logrolling"
with representatives from other
States whereby each agrees to
support the pet projects of the
Evening star., 1961-09-29
BY Leonurd Starr

others. In the common phrase,
I'll scratch your back, if you'll
scratch mine"
@. An expression which I
have heard land even used
myself puzzles me. When we
think a person is putting on
airs we say "he should be
taken down a peg" Just what
have pegs got to do with in
flated egos?
A. The term comes from
British Navy jargon of the
18th century. In those days
a ships colors were raised by
Evening star., 1961-09-29

a system of pegs; the higher
the peg, the higher the honor.
Conversely, if the flag was
lowered a peg, the honor con-
ferred was correspondingly re-
duced. So TO take him down
a peg" meant to reduce the
honor or esteem in which a
person is held-even by him
self.
Evening star., 1961-09-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
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fishing, swimming and beautiful
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a weekend trip to Tidewater,
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itinerary of modern and his
torical landmarks in this interest
packed area. To plan a weekend
trip you'll long remember read
October Better Homes & Gar
derS. Put it on your shopping
list - buy it today!
Evening star., 1961-09-29
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The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
Nixon Family Finally Home After 15 Years

LOS ANGELES R - After Is years in the nations capial, the Richard M. Nixon family is home again in Southern California.
 The ex-Vice President accom- panied his wife, Patricia, and teenage daughters, Tricia and Julie, on a jet flight to Los An geles Thursday from Baltimore.
 A small crowd of we'll -Wishers, including Hannah Nixon, Nixon's mother, greeted them on arrival Thursday night at International Airport.
 Nixon, who served as a con- gressman, senator, Vice President and finally, Republican candidate for President, is now with a Los Angeles law firm. He has been often, however, as potential candidate for governor of California post he has in- dicated he isn't seeking.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
Sen. Gruening Urges
 $53,OOO Appropriation for Nome Harbor Maintenance

WASHINGTON (S p e ci a D -
 An appropriation of $53,000 to the Corps of Engineers for fiscal year 1862 for operation and main tenance of the Nome Harbor was urged this week by Sen. Gruen- ing when he appeared before the Senate Appropriations Commit tee.
 The senator said the sum was needed to keep up Nome's pro lection from sever storms and stated that the Corps requires funds to stabilize the seaWall to improve protection of lives and valuable property and for dredg- ing of the harbor.
 Sen. Gruening mentioned that Nome is the commercial port for the "extensively m n e i z d Seward Peninsula and principal distributing port for the Coast of Alaska from the Kuskokwim River to Herschel Island in the Arctic Ocean, some 2,000 miles.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
Japan's Prime Minister
 Preparing for Visit to US.

TOKYO R - Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda, preparing for a visit with President Kennedy, said Thursday his government was stronger than ever despite recent left-wing demonstrations against it.
 ''The Liberal Democratic party is very stable and secure,' the 61-year-old head of the Japanese government told foreign newsmen in answer to talk that his posi- ton had been weakened by left ist demonstrations and opposi- ton within his own party that forced the government to shelve a bill to reduce political violence.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
Construction Judgments Upheld Against ANS Hospital in Anchorage

OLYMPIA R Judgments totaling $442,943 granted in con- nection with the construction nearly ten years ago of the An chorage, Alaska Native Service Hospital were upheld by the Su- preme Court yesterday.
 The judgments had been award ed by the King County Superior Court for the joint venture of BoespflugKiewit-Morrison, prime contractor on the project.
 The judgments included $266,- 953 against Stuart s. Wilson, a lathing and plastering subcon- tractor, and $175,000 against Will sons performance bond surety company, the American Surety Go. of New York.
 Wilson and a partner, who later fiji e d bankruptcy proceedings, abandoned the clustering subcon- tract project on the hospital be- cause of financial difficulties after the federal government had regis tered complaints about the job, the court said.
 The prime contractor, which completed the job, was awarded the judgments for it's cost.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
Robert Reed Returns

Robert Reed, administrator for the MMM Hospital, has returned after a month vacation in sunny Tennessee, where he left his fam fly for the balance of the summer His daughter, Joan, is visiting with the Woodcock girls in Ar kansas.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16

Lee Bros. who have gold dredg- ing operations on the Solomon River are moving equipment to Cape and Buck Creeks this sum- mer preparatory to mining placer tin next year.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT ANU NEXT WEEK

The Women's Society of Chris tian Service of the Methodist Church is having it's annual Mis- sion Study and conference at ANU in Anchorage next week. Mrs. David Nease and Mrs. An drew Nerland will represent the ladies of the local Methodist Church and will leave this week end.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16

BIGGEST MAY
 SINCE THE MODEL "A"
 THE MONTH OF MAY WAS THE B5GGEsT FOR FoRD GAR SALES IN MORE THAN 145, 900 FORD CARS WERE SOLD.
 MEANS THAT EVERY SIX SECONDS OF EVERY FIGHT HOUR DAY, SOMEONE BOUGHT ANOTHER FoRD FALCON TDERBIRD OR FORD WAGON.
 SHOULD KNOW THEY DID THE SHOPPING DEALER THEY MADE ALL THE COMPARISONS, CAR BY CAR BUT THEY BOUGHT FORDsl
 FORD DEALER FIRsT-t4E WILL GIVE YOU AN ABSOLUTE FALCON TO A THUNDERBIRD CONVERTIBLE
 HERE WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN THE GAAxIE PRICE RANGE DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN CAR THAT'S BEAUTIFULLY BUILT TO
 s1s s S 4 4 ooo NILES GFs ss4Sn oI cSeE WHOSE BRAKES ADJUST THEMSELVES AUTOMATICALLY WHOSE BODY SPECIALLY TREATED TO RESIST RUST AND coRRosIoN. WHOSE FINISH NEVER NEEDS WAXING ECONOMY LOOK TO THE FALCON THIS IS ABSOLUTE RUNAWAY BEST SELLER OF ALL COMPACT CARS RECORD OF 52.e MILES PER GALLON, PROVEN A STANDARD SHIFT UNDER THE CROSS-COUNTRY CONDITIONS MoBILGAs ECONOMY
 OR COMBINE ECONOMY WITH TOUCH OF THE TpERgRD IN TAKE LOOK TWELVE WAGONS, SOLID RooM-PER DOLLAR, VALUE THAN OTHER ALL--FROM CRISP SHARPNESS OF THE WAGON, ALL THE WAY UP TO THE INEVITABLE FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE.
 SENSATIONAL NEW TDERBIRD FOR UNIQUE IN ALL THE WORIDA CAR THAT BECOMES MORE INVITATIONS OUT AS OTHER ROOFLINE, ITS FOUR-SEAT INFERIOR ITS CONSoE-YET SPIRIT THE FORDS IS SIMPLY THE PR0DUCT--IT STARTS FEATURES OTHER CARS ARE WHEN YOU CRAFTSMANSIIPAD IT IS PRICE.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
BIGGEST MAY
 SINCE THE MOD

MONTH OF MAY WAS THE BIGGEST FOR FORD CAR SALES IN YEARS--SINCE THE HEYDAY MODEL IA" 1929. E THAN l45, 900 FORD CARS WERE SOLD. s MEANS THAT EVERY SIX SECONDS EVERY EIG4T-HOUR
 SOMEONE ANOTHER FORD, FALCON TUNDERBIRD, OR ID WAGON.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Housekeeping

Unsafe Structures - Proce-
dures have been frightened for
the Commissioners to remove
dangerous or unsafe buildings
and collect costs from the own
ers.
Firemen'S HOurS-The weekly
working hours of District flTe-
men will be reduced from SO to
56 hours in so days. Congress
clamped a 72-hour ceiling on
the work week of any firemen.
Cost to the District: $500,000
annually.
Building Heights-The eight
story limit was eliminated in
medium and high density
apartment areas. Still in the
law is the 90-foot overall
height limit. But builders may
fit as many stories into Struc-
lures as they can and still meet
an 8-foot floor -to-ceiling regu-
lation.
Dogs - All dogs issued this
years tags must be leashed.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

Der of the District Redevelop-
ment Land Agency.
Walter N. Tobriner, to be a
Commissioner.
c. Darwin Stolzenbach, to be
administrator of the National
Capital Transportation Agency.
John Joseph Gunther, to be
a member of the Redevelop-
ment Land Agency.
Warren D. QuenStedt, to be
deputy administrator of the
National Capital Transporta-
ton Agency.
John B. Duncan, to be a
Commissioner.
Thomas L. Farmer, to be a
member of the advisory board
of the National Capital Tlans-
portation Agency.
G. Franklin Edwards, to be d
member of the advisory board
of the National Capital Trans
portation Agency.
Frederick Gutheim, to be a
member of the advisory board
of the National Capital Trans
portation Agency.
Donald C. Hyde, to be a