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level lot. Out town owner de-
sires immediate, sale. Call Mr..
Grigg. MA. $4,000: ewes and
yYsly gssE Sc ssnd;; ISc AD. 4-1ie2. BOSS d
GOODMAN f,f.9 an sisGntsnUo@Ea1y ,uss, e
rambler on beautiful wooded lot;
de luxe kitchen, din. rm. 9 1re-
5-S630. O. A. ecHLEsiNoER CO.
HLLANDALE AREA--Newly dec. g.
bedrm. BRICK RAMBLER with
frepl:, lovely corner lot, EXCEL
LENT LOCATION. assume 49,
finance, S20.95O. HUGH T. PECK.
REALTOR. HE. 4-1700,
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
HOWARD COUNTY = New brk.
ramb. with CARpORT and HOT
WATER DASHBOARD HEAT. 3
bedrms., 2 baths and mod, elee.
kit Nr. Mont. Co. line. situated
on lovely acre lot. HUGH T.
IiH' LIST With " HsVS us FOR RESULTS
KENsENGTON = Attractive 4-bed.
rm., 2-bath, brick Cape Cod; quiet
street; mod. ,elec. kit. with table
space: sep; dining room. walk out
OatuN'' AAaAAAChoC hO9A Hotd, OHAy
sell. 6. RoBERT GRAY l. CO..
KENsINGTON EsTATEe-Just re.
duced for quick sale Ideal home
for start. All-brick rambler, large
living room with fireplace, fuliy
equipped kitchen.
"a GENUINE STEAL"
Priced at only Sl3.e50. FHA term,
Or assume large loan. caii today
W. J. NICHOLAS LO. $4,000
KENSINGTON.WHEATON AREA
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
New D =. 1,eed5m' dr. %; Ssssh S spIsits,sysl ssd S
in service, $1,000 dn. res. FHA
JOSEPH s pEvEREux. NC. INcco'A'
KENsINGT0N-Attractiye 3.bed.
rm. brick and redwood trimmsd
trees. Completely redscorsted IA. Ia
Discriminating. buyer. with tabis
space in complete modern kitchen
sss: as:i'a s 's''iasisn sia:s, sio. AsssRss sSSss
WE ALSO have 3 and 4 bedroom
HON THOMAS ! L. ~idif2nhPis PHf2fiPs. u. !:
KENSINGI GION-Charm Of older
home with beautiful large yaYd
and wonderful big trees bed
rms, IA baths, liv. rm.. Ice. din
Ina;. family Kit: and den. 10. 5.
1850, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
MOT. l0730 Conn. ave.
KENsINGT0N, MD. = compara-
level fenced lot with lge: trees;
rm. Reduced $4,000 70 Sie, $50
BY. nonresident owner who wants
quick sale. $1,000 cash will buy
1t on FILA plan. Newly decorated
Rockville. 70. s.e1b1 or ewes
John Smith. OIL. 4.20e4.
KITCHEN
Conscious cooks will love thil
one, 6x24 kitchen; 5-yeAr.old, ~.
| II. brick rambler: huge livinl
room, Q master bedrooms, bati
and full basement, attached car.
port: ,h-acre lot. covered patio
extra-large tool shed; many en-,
tras: Sl7.950 FHA.
BURCH REALTY
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BETHEsDA

GEORGETOWN VILLAGE
rambler under sic 900. 70 inspect, s
call Mr.. Bradford, VIII. 6.7771.
Large screened porch. exit from
full bsnnt,. otf-street parking; near
wildwood shopping center, and
public and parochial schools: rear
fenced-in yard, EXCEL. FINANC-
ING AVAILABLE. This immacu-
late home should sell quickly.
FRANK o. PHILLIPS. INC, OIL. q
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ASHBURTON, BETH; S2e,500-
Brick Split-level; 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. splendid kit, charming
family nm. carport. patio with
aluminium swnings. SAMUEL =.
BoqLEY OF ND. INC. OIL.
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MISUNDERSTANDING 3-bedrm.
split So, '., Level; 2 baths nsod fnished Isl rec,
loan. Lo. $1,000.
HUGH T. PECK. 11o46 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
wHEAT0N-S350 down FHA will
buy this :3-bedrm. home, sep. din .
rmi Total price, Sl1,250. Lo. S.
HUGH T PECK. 11246 Georsis Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
AREA-Distinctive brick
rambler, 3 bedrooms, large living
room with fireplace. large screened
THE CHARM Is YouRs"
Beautifully landscaped lot. Close to
bus. schools. FHA or GI terms
Priced at only Sl7,95o.
w. j. NICHOLAS 70 S-Gsn0
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SILVER SIZING, nr. Forest Glen
and Ca. ave.-All-brick rambler:
3 nice I,s IS,edrIas;: baths, sep. din.
rm., porch: large lot; walk to
81. Johns and bus. WoODeIDE
HEALTY CO., Ju. o-6440. Open
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!. J. KESSINGER q CO.
III. Q.Ai1AA

ePRlNGF1ELD, MD.-Fine split-
level. ready for immediate occu-
paney. and only 2 blocks to Ken
wood club. 8 large bedrms., plus
huge expandAhle dormitory room,
gear garage. screened porch. love-
II fenced yard. family room and
TsSsressiSn S slsaoSFo SFoont ntsTSfq FEissq in n.9 s9s
LAND REALTY, INC. eves.. RA.
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An executives home . miles west
or Rockville. Ia acres in an estate
area. Extremely charming new
3-bedrm. brick rambler; 3 firepls.
23-tt.-long kit, full bsmt.; i'm
med. availability: $36.500, trades
considered. Evessc EYES, call Mr; Sem.
BoGLEY, INC. EN-. 5-1313,
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ASSUMPTION ONLY - You don't
have to qualify for FHA or GI
loan to buy this 2-bedrm. bun.
galow situated on q large country
lot. Ali you need is $3.50 down
and pay III the balance Ake rent:
Call til 2 pm, ROBERT 8. DAVIS
q CO., REALTORS. WA. $4,000.
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ASSUME sIsi 400; 4S.:I sss P,lI;ss;i.
sdossd5fTA soS' cTAupE S5f: Woop. VOC Io. IeHt4
BETHEsDA; WYNGATE; first Of
fering OF this rare hnd In excel
isni sd ssssSsntss,S' ssss SS snS OsasC1Rs sspsfsss
living rm. and dining rn.:. powder
rm. on lst: lovely paneled REG.
rm. and ell for only Sc $50.
Short walk to st. James Church
and school. EN-: 2.s2Q6. DIS
Ewes. OIL. 4-l3S9.
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BETHESDA; 0lenwood area; AS
SuME $4,000 LoAN-Beautiful
3-bedrm.. 2Ia-bath brick Colonial
on lovely corner lot: den. scr. pch.,
Ssmt; dSle ,,E gar; t;o;ys 81; 900 down Ss.% 9r
"a A RCHLESIN1ER co
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10 SETTLE ESTATE
Iakorna Park $50
A lovely spacious home convenient
to everything, 6ns living room
with fireplace, full dining room,
large kitchen with table space, 8
twin siSed bedrooms, all with
walk.in closets. full basement, oil
hot-water heat. 2.car detached
garage. nice deep lot. A real
buy at the price. Only $4,000
ROBERT Z. LoHR, INC,
REALTORS HE. $4,000
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AMERICAN U. PARK

Small English Colonial. 8 bedrms.
sep. din. rm. Only S22,500, In
this .ever-popular area. 4ss loan
can be assumed. Ewes call Mrs
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SILVER SPRING

2-story Colonial In ons Of the bet
ter areas Of close-in Silver Spring.
overlooking park. 3 large bed
rooms, 2 baths on and door: living
bath on 1st floor. Full Jbsmt :,
workshop, laundry area. recrea.
ton rnl., garage, screened porch.
Home fully air eond. Fenced lot;
brick outdoor barbecue area: large
lot. Walking distance to all schools
and major shopping center.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
JU. 5000 Ewes. 10. p-14a3
SILVER SPRING; CLOSE IN-All.
brick rambler, large liv. rm
W/mahos. .-paneied firepi. wall
huge sep. din. rnl., equipped kit,
Peqsms ssps And ss a IS sss4 T anf nst dsn =;
terms.
p w pRprNa pprropG
Evening star., 1961-01-05

$50 = Pine-paneled
home with / bedroom, bath and
i,aeIe lot: available now; Call
yE: 2-262o today 70 see this fine
Realtors, 113 West Broad street,
Falls Church va.
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FOREST Hills
bath air-cond. brick RAM
bier. All.elec, kit, Ice. rec.
rn1. with firepl.; conveniently
located for transp. and all
good schools; priced In the
upper 30s.
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-UWnef HNhbTetTed And muBt
;s S.s th: in:r iT%ss. 1a1: s. Srff H. s.s
BATHS. deiiSSttui rec. fm. With
frepl., carpets, drapes, 2-ton air
cond. incl: lot 70xl20. Assume
$16,600 loan Reduced to S2l $50.
SLIGO REALTY, REALTORS
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHED-MD.l lHousEs UNfuRH. TO RENT
(coNTlNuED CONTINUED
IcoNrlNuEpl

CABIN JOHN, Md hedrms., IN.
quiet reserved neishborhood; SI25
mo. r. H. CARLOCK, EN-. 5-0440.
CAPITOL HTS.-2-bedrm. bunga-
low; Ss5 per mo. with option 10
buy. Immed. occupancy. ST. 81
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CREVY CHASE - Brick Colonial;
S:4,950; 8 bedrms., 2 baths, full
din. rm.: eye-level oven. counter
top range; garage. porch. SAM
UEL Z. BoGLEY or ND, INC.
OIL. 6.7S0O,
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home with besutiiai large yCr ySrd
and wonderful big trees bed
rms, IA baths, liy. rm.. Ice din.
rIn.. family kit, and den. 10. s.
$3.50, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1961-01-05

ASSUME CT LOAN on 3-bedrm,
brick-and-Srame Colonial: S126
mo-. pays ell: full bsmt:, floor
tiled, sep. din. rm.. fireplace In
liv. rm.; vacant: dualified pur.
r. v. WALDRQN CO. WA. 7.1SQ3
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POToMAC-An easy and economical
to keep 3-bedrm. rambler on q
lse. lot. Priced In mid-20s A
house OF this price is rare In
YOU CAN BE SURE IT'S GOOD
SINCE IT Is HANDLED BY
+. g. PEOPLES REALTY
EN- S-A1SO MD 0DnrTD
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BETHESDA - epotless 3-bedroom
brk. -and-frame Colonial; sep. din.
rm.. eating space In kit: fenced
yard: full bsmt.; FHA terms: only
$17.500. KROLL REALTY, OIL
o.h06N; ewes. III. S.fi074.
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NEW, 4-bedrm., brick Cape Cod; Q
baths. tiled basement; lot s0x125;
$21,500 I0es down GI. S137 per
mo. everything. 1mmed. occupancy.
ALDRE, INC, CH. e-440s: eves.s
RE. b-4l22.
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cSSMGRESss Ssss.! S:S,, HTS. 81. s9o3oes.rm. s row
JOHN l. SHELTON. 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-06-23
Camel Driver
Coming at
Johnson Bid
BY the Associated Press

Bashir Ahmad, PakiStani
camel driver and one Of Vice
President JohnSon'S new-found
friends, will visit the United
States shortly.
This word filtered through
from Mr.. Johnson's office aides
yesterday. but they said the
time and place of arrival are
uncertain other than within
the next few weeks"
Mr.. johnson met Ahmad in
Karachi on the Vice Presi-
dents recent fast trip through
the Far East. He suggested
the camel driver should visit
the United States.
Ahmad was appreciative Of
the invitation but worried
about who could tend his
camel and provide for his wife
and five children while he was
away. He normally earns about
$3.50 daily.
other problems, as Ahmad
saw them, are that he is a de-
vout MoSlem who could not
eat American food nor wear
Western dress.
Intrigued by Mr.. Johnson'S
accounts of his camel driver
pal, several civic and other
groups in this country appar-
emily have found solutions to
Ahmad'S problems.
Aides of Mr.. johnson said
they expect to have precise
details on the visit later.
Evening star., 1961-06-23
Wagner Says
He'll Run if He
Can Pick Slate

NEW YORK, June % (AP).
Mayor Robert F. Wagner says
he will seek a third term if
he can have the running mates
he wants.
The Mayors proposal to re-
vamp the city hall abig three"
ticket ran into angry opposi-
ton by some Democratic lead
ers.
Political huddles in the var
iouS Democratic camps started
Immediately after Mr.. Wagner
made the long-awaited an
Enouncement of his candidacy
for a third four-year term late
yesterday.
He proposed that City Council
President Abe Stark of Brook
Ilyn, who was elected with him
twice, be the candidate for
controller, and that Deputy
Mayor Paul r. Screvane of
Queens be nominated for City
Council President.
His plan would dump Con-
troller Lawrence E. GeroSa of
the Bronx, two-time Wagner
running mate who has been at
odds with him for more than
three years, and also would
take Mr.. Stark out of the line
of succession for Mayor. The
president of the City Council,
lower branch of the municipal
legislative setup, becomes Mayor
if the chief executive resigns,
dies or is otherwise unable to
continue in office.
There was a question wheth-
er Mr.. Stark would agree to
run for controller instead of
council president.
There also was a question
whether the dissatisfaction of
Democratic organization lead
erS would be great enough for
them to run a slate of their
own against Mr.. Wagner in the
September Z primary.
Evening star., 1961-06-23
SurgeryCose
Suit Settled

A Washington housewife yes
terday was awarded $4,000 in
an out-of-court settlement Of
her $500,000 suit against an
Indiana firm which manufac-
lures surgical devices for bone
injuries.
Mrs. Rosie G. Adams of 1851
Twenty-ninth street NV, said
in her complaint that a steel
plate was used in an operation
performed in January, 1857, on
her right hip. injured in a fall.
The complaint charged the
plate broke about seven months
later, making four other opera
tionS necessary.
Mrs. Adams had also sued
Providence Hospital, where the
operation was performed, and
DR.. Paul j. O'Donnel, the
surgeon who performed the
operation, in addition to the
thinner Manufacturing Co. Of
Warsaw, Ind.
District Court Judge Alex
ander Holtzoff, however. di-
rected a verdict in favor of the
hospital and the doctor, absolv-
ing them of negligence. At
torneys for the Indiana firm
then decided to settle the case
with the judges approval.
Mrs. Adams was represented
in the case by Donald A.
Brown. The hospital was rep
resented by Paul R. Connolly,
with j. Harry WEIGH represent
ing the physician.
Evening star., 1961-06-23
.U.S.HeoIth Chief Rules
Raw Clans Are Safe

guide to the purchase of safe
products"
In mid-April. DR.. Terry con-
tineud yesterday, the service
asked all she'll -fish-producing
States to intensity their sani-
tary control programs.
1T should be noted that the
peak occurrence of hepatitis
cases attributed to Raritan Bay
was reached more than two
months ago and has been stead
lily declining since that time, -
DR.. Terry said.
"The country has been
through its worst hepatitis sea-
son in many years, with more
than SO, 900 cases, but raw she'll
fish taken from sewage pol
luted waters has been associated
with only a very small per-
centage of that number"
Evening star., 1961-06-23
REPORT RAPS COMMANDERS
WHO DON'T REALLY COMMAND
By the Associated Press

A congressional committee complained today about
junior officers civilian clerks taking the rap for fail
ureS of high brass.
In a report accompanying the annual defense money
BILL the House Appropriations Committee called for
longer continuity of military personnel in command posi-
tons land more careful evauation OF command per-
formance."
Too often, it said, senior officer takes command
of installation serves largely its public relations
spokesman and little elSe is decorated, promoted and
gone without having made the slightest imprint the
oldtmers who actually the installation"
After the commanding officer has departed the
committee sad shocking examples of waste and inef
fciency" often are discovered.
Who takes the rap?
The senior officer seldom ever found to account
able" the committee said. In point of fact if anyone
is found accountable it is usually junior officer
civilian clerk who may have .>set
in the absence of any firm guidance either from lack
of time lack of interest from the responsible senior"
Evening star., 1961-06-23
California Group
Fined $4,000 in
Drug Price Fix

SAN FRANCISCO, June %
(AP).-A Federal judge yester-
day fined the Northern Cali
fornia Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton $4,000 for violating anti
trust laws by conspiring to fix
retail drug prices on prescrip-
tions.
Donald K. Hedgpeth, former
association president and au-
thor Of its pricing formula,
was fined $1,000. Judge Louis
E. Goodman turned down a
Government request that he
be given a token 30-day jail
sentence.
The Government prosecutor
said this was the first such
antitrust action in the Nation
against a pharmaceutical asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1961-06-23

administration has already
written off Laos"
On Cuba. the Republican
Representative from New York
said, mot only did the PreSi-
dent decide to commit Amer
lean prestige for an invasion
without air power, but an
nounced publicly that. the
United States wouldn't do any,
thing to help. How can you
expect people to rise up in re-
volt when the President says
there will be no help?"
He said Mr.. Kennedy could
have stopped the shipment of
Cuban molaSSes which was un-
loaded Tuesday at New Orleans
for an alcohol processing firm.
On the home front, the Re-
publican chairman called the
administrations housing bill,
which passed the House yes
terday by 18 votes, a mon
Strosity" that will put the Fed
eral Government "in the trans
portation business and buy
parks and God knows what
else"
Evening star., 1961-06-23
BY the Associated Press

The Surgeon General of the
Public Health Service has come
to the defense Of raw clans.
DR.. Luther L. Terry issued a
statement saying the service
believes that clans harvested
from growing waters approved
by the State and certified to
the service for interstate ship
ment are safe to eat raw"
DR.. Terry issued the state
ment in response to a number
of queries about a speech of
DR.. Donald A. Henderson, as
sistant of the archaeological
branch of the services COM
municable disease center in At
lanta.
DR.. Henderson told of an out
break of hepatitis cases which
he traced in raw clans from
Raritan Bay off New Jersey.
DR.. Terry noted that ION
May the New Jersey and New
York health authorities or
dered the Raritan Bay closed
to clam harvesting"
mo other commercial clam
producing area has shown re-
lationship between cases of in
fictitious hepatitis and the eat
ing of raw clans, either in
nearby States or other States
farther away" he said, adding:
mo relationship was estab-
lished between cases of infec-
tious hepatitis and the eating
of cooked or processed clans in
New Jersey or New York or any
other area"
DR.. Terry said that "all clam
producing States have sanitary
control programs, which pro-
hibit the harvesting of clans
from contaminated water and
provide sanitary control Of
shucking and handling.
"The PHS reviews these State
programs and % times a year
publishes lists of interstate
clam shippers who have been
certified in the States" DR..
Terry said. These lists are a
Evening star., 1961-06-23

lStratlon over policies ranging
from Laos to Cuban molasSes.
Of Senator Mansfield's free
city suggestion, Representative
Miller said:
The President owes it to the
American people that he dis
avow this proposal of his chief
lieutenant"
s Senator Mansfield suggested
last week the establishment of
Berlin as an internationally
protected free city to avert an
East-West nuclear clash. He
said he was speaking as an in
dividual Senator and not for
the administration.
e Mr.. Miller said the President
and the Nation must remain
firm on Berlin"
He said the administration
waited for a cease fire for
months and months and
months" in Laos while the
Communists gobbled up terri
tory. THE Russians now are
negotiating from strength in
Laos. The coalition gov
ernment will become a Com
munist government. This
Evening star., 1961-06-23
PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION. - READ
VERTISEMENT CONTRACT NO.
aiidss sSwER pFdposeiS cGNsFE@S for eon-
struction Of the Beaver Dam
Georges County, Maryland, which
involves approximately $3.50 feet
of 30-inch reinforced concrete
pipe sewers, will be received at
urban Sanitary Commission, 4017
Maryland, until Monday. July 10.
1861, at 1910 AM. Eastern Day.
light Saving Time, at which place
and time they. will be publicly
opened and read. Plans and Spec
,iicatiSnf; for this GO. eSntrs.s;ti S.;i.s may ~
the Chief Engineer Of the Com
mission, Plans and Specifications
Section. BLAIR H. SMITH, Chair.
man; WILLARD A. MORRIS, v.
Chairman; WILLIAM C.. AUSTIN,
SsMEs SfHcci. q VILLAIN HIfAANP B. MSsEIs %REEIER, y
Commissioners. Attest: JOHN T.
BONIFANT, Secretary.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION. = CON-
bRAfNAGE coNsTRuCTfoN. M
Sealed proposals for constructing
in SIND, Avenue and Emerson
Street. Edmonston, Prince Georges
$50 feet of i5-inch through So.
inch reinforced concrete pipe and
lis of %" by "a" elliptical re-
inforced concrete pipe storm
drains and appurtenances. will
be .,r;sdyet received at the office Of the
Commission, 40I7 Hamilton Street,
Hyattsville.. Maryland, until Mon
day, July 3, 1861. at 1890 AM,
Eastern .Daylight Saving Time. at
which. place and time they will be
publicly opened and read. Plans
and specifications for, this con-
office Of the Chief Engineer Of
the Commission, Plans and Speci-
fications Section. BLAIR H.
SMITH. Chairman: Willard A.
MORRIS. v. Chairman; WILLIAM
e AUSTIN. JAMES B. BLAND,
WHEELER. Commissioners. Attest:
JOHN T. BoNIFANT, Secretary.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Bridge
Construction Dept. of Highways
and Traffic: p: C., June 23. 1861.
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET.
BRIDGE No. 1104. PIERS AND
ABUTMENT, FEDERAL AID
PROJECT No. I-95-1 (1312; In
W ViitatiSn g ion M No. &, c-e1Il52-H' consist;
Pier Concrete; 1864 Gu. yds.
Class BIB Substructure Concrete:
3,619 GU. yds. Glass BIB Super
structure Concrete: and 7,670,0OO
lbs. Structural Steel. (Wage rates
have been predetermined by Labor
Dept. Bid forms, plans, and .speI
eiflcations are now available from
SrpeTViTor; Super Bid and Contract pi-
Room 404, .499 Penn. Ave. NV,
upon deposit of a certified check
for $50 per set, payable to D. C.
Treasurer (Phone MA. $4,000,
Ext. 44S). SEALED BIDS to be
opened 300 PM. EDT, August
Ave. lsSi NV in R0G9 IT. ses Psna;
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: High
way Construction Dept. Of High
1851. 1851 ana REPhfRIHd ihPihlfi n s. CEMENT Sans
CONCRETE RoADWAYs, ALLEY
PAYMENTS AND SIDEWALKS
INCL. DRIvEWAYSl AT VARI-
Gus LOCATIONS WITHIN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-First
Fall Contract, 1851. Invitation
No. No; c76ll47-H' 6 ~ H COZ c9nsist; Of oIs ap-
sdwlk. (cut repairs only 4" in
depth and 5000 Gu. yds. cement
concrete for roadway, alley. and
driveway pavements (cut repairs
only. Wage rates have been pre-
determined by Labor Dept. Bid
forms and specns. are now avail:
able from Supervisor, Bid and
Contract Division, Procurement
Office, D. c.. Room 404, 4a9
Penna. Ave. NV No deposit re-
auired. (Phone MA. $4,000, Ext.
44S). SEALED BIDS to be opened
800 PM. EDIT, June @9. 1861,
NV. je22,23,24, 26,27.2S
Evening star., 1961-06-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, WASH. 4, D. c.,
June 10, 1961.-ORDERED: That
the Traffic and Motor Vehicle
Regulations for the District Of
Columbia be and the same are
hereby amended as follows: Amend
Part ~. Article XVII, Section
l65 TURNS I'D Cat the following
cars shall turn right SO as to
proceed In the direction indicated
at any timel. delete the following
sentence: Park Road and 18th
street NV, so as to proceed
north on 18th Street. Amend
Part II, Article XXXIII, Section
III PARKING (a) Northwest
Section parking shall be limited
&. i0iGSs fipst through tbs stri1s 9oupEs GHt
clauses Of the paragraph dealing R
with Cathedral Avenue and sub
stitute the following: From
point directly under the Calvert
street oridge to a point 100 feet
north Of Woodley Road, on the
east SIDE, no parking at any
time; From 2 point 100 feet
tSrtn nortn OF Woodley Road to Haw-
naoth rnotne Street on the east and
$50 am. Prom hawthorne street
to Connecticut Avenue, on the
north side, no parking at any
time. From a point directly un-
der the Calvert Street Bridge to
premises No. 1850, on the west
and south side, no parking z to
$3.50 am. and 4 to $40 pm.
From premises No. 2250 TO Wood
ley Place, on the west and south
side, no parking at any time, ex-
cept on Sundays from 0 am. to
! pm. From Woodley Place to
Connecticut Avenue. en- the south
side, no parking at any time.
Amend Part II, Article XxXIII,
Section III PAPKING OBJ North
east Section Parking shall be
sert fi the 4 folloTlHs EelsGRs after the rd 5n5
clause Of the paragraph dealing
with Bladensburg Road; From
Mt. Olivet Road to Montana
Avenue, on the west side, no
parking to 9:30 am. W. N.
TOBRINER, r. E. MCLAUGHLIN,
F y; CLARKE, Commrs., D. C.