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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l-67 acres on paved highway. 8
miles from Ches. Bay; beautiful
building sites; wide stream
through property: about half clear
ed: AZ acre tob. allot.. easy IL
nancinR, Sl2.5OO.
G127 acres, modern 3-bedrm
home, artesian well. large barn,
out bldgs.. 6h acre TOP; ot1i ailot;i
includes crop on ground, on paved
road, 40 mi. d. c., So. 900;
$50 acres, practically all cleared
acre tob. allot,, large barn, 3
ssdT%. sS m b bone. safni sa5 oiOoa oO'-a'f neat
E1I5 acres. S-rm. home. tul
basement. heat. 2 large barns, ten,
ant house, 10 acre tob. allot.. ~
k@iSS acres, new S-bedrm. home
with bath. . barns, machine shed,
81 acre tob. allot., streams, lone
road frontage. 80 mi. D. c.
Soo,SUvxVIi IVY vyunr prATTv
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SOUTHERN MD.

BEAcH-New brick
rambler; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, Ice.
cor. lots; full walk-in basement
with recreation rm.. fireplace; q
fine custom-built home.
OLD COLONY COVE--Bay front: 3
bedrms., Ia baths; only 25 mi.
from the District: this Is q year.
round home with basement and
central heating In small select
private community: furnishings
included: $4,000.
LOCUS GROVE A bedrms., Ia
baths, hot-water heat, 2-car
garage: unlimited view Of Bay;
only % mi. from the District: an
excellent vear-round home in easy
committing distance; $1,000.
LOWER MARLBORO-A nice clap
board home in this quaint CO.
lonial village on the Patuxent
River; close enough to commute; /;
needs mod, improvements; 1-acre
land: could be made into besuti-
fui, small estate at moderate ex-
pense; $9,650.
J. B. Waters & Assoc.
Dunkirk. Nd. Phone Alpine 7-2730
or Prince Frederick PA and 4SS
ST. MARYS ICO.-Private beach
lot, only block from water, 120x
157 It. Owner leaving city. OR
4-713S
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The Joseph D. Lazenby Co

1 IlC JOScpIl -. LdAcIlDy 70.
on the Severn
River: four bedrooms. living room
with fireplace. center hall with
double entrance. dining rm., pan
try. kitchen and IN baths; full
basement with laundry facilities
and toilet. Two-ear garage with
room above; large screened porch,
private 300-ft. pier; all city con-
veniences. Shown By appointment
only.
CAPE LoCH HAVEN-A carefully
designed custom-built quality
home directly on the South River.
This home has many unusually
fine features for maximum COM
fort and pleasure; some Of which
are: outdoor barbecue. air condi-
tioning, large enclosed porch and
remote control electrical system.
Beautifully Handicapped.
MoUNT-view Of the
Severn River. A modern 2-bedroom
home of unique design from the
pen Of well recognized con-
temporary architect. Includes every
detail for comfortable and gracious
living. Exceptional use OF glass.
Floor plan lends itself to flex-
ibility in use. Spacious corner lot.
Entire property In perfect condi-
ton.
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co.
215 Main Street, Annapolis. Md.
Telephone Colonial 3-26S4
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FARMS
Southern MARYLAND

PRINCE FREDERICK . 19O-aers
place. Big house on commanding
knoll, 2 tenant houses, 8 tobacco
barns. stable, cattle and sheer
sheds, stocked pond, much timber
Priced right with very liberal
suNpERIAND-sO acres. big to-
gacco allotment, barns, good
tenant house, reliable snaresrop-
-pers. Fine big house has wide CEN
ter hall, 4 big rooms down. 4 big
bedrms., 2 baths up. Spacious
porches. 30 mi. TO d. G.
PORT REpUBLIC-Ideal retirement
farm. Interesting early house. 4
bedrms., 2 baths, in AL shape.
Comfortable income from eggs and
tobacco. 90 acres.
BRISTOL-Early manor house re-
dueed IN price TO $4,000 for quick
sale.
RIVER FARM-ss acres. nice ten
ant house, 3 tobacco barns. large
allotment, plenty labor. Owner s
lodge on wide sand beach, boat
house.
E. Steuart Vaughan
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A CASH BUYER, Or WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO
WILL PURCHASE MOTEL desirably
located or land suitable for that
purpose, Will invest up to $751;
600 cash, ma, s.207S,a
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HOWARD e.
TALRERT

Deale. Nd. University 7-2002
to WestmoYeland state
Park. Va.-6-rm.. cottage. COM
porch: $500. ia. 7csiis6.
A DREAM LOG CABIN to be proud
4-bedrm. year-round home, short
block to beach; $500.
Doll House with firepl., close to
beach; $1,000:
WOODLAND REALTY ~
Mail I'd. Rte. 253 Branch at Rte. PA
and Muddy Creek I'd. Edgewater,
Md. CO. 3.6163 or sW. S-3560.
ROADS g mi. south
Of Annapolis)-In exclusive Lands
End Section; new brick split level;
dining HsS's;i room. finished rec. room,
de luxe kitchen with table space:
double carport. screened porch;
exceptionally well constructed on
large wooded lots with beautiful
view Of Bay, Bay Bridge. and Lake
Ogleton; beach privileges; $685.
900. Open SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS,
noon to 5. FRANK D. ERWIN,
Builder-Owner. TWilight 2-2S56.
RD. on Chesapeake
Bay IL min. from Annapolis-New
luxurious all-briek, b6x30 ranch
home: 3 bedrms.. ~ ceramic tile
baths, mod. huilt-in kit; lge.
screened porch off lge. din. rm.,
iv. rm. with brick firepl.; hot:
water heat; sloping lot offers full
bsmt. and 15x30 mahogany pan
eled family I'm. with picture win
TSEe; HUW as iseoft' % frontSSs; SS' nr. .' com: M
munity pier; country club facilities
available: painstakingly built with
numerous extras; $32.760. 1nSpec-
ton By appt only. Colonial g.
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JU. i9-4138
James C. Conley & Co.

McLEAN-ps.acrs lot, sewer,
water, over 2oO-ft. frontage,
$4,000. For further details
call Maj. Mpf, THE DARBY
Co.. ia b-9393, ewes. and
Sum- JE. 2-5965.
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| WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ACRE WATERFRONT BLDG. SITE
100-ft.. frontage, $500 or $3.50
dn. and &36 per mo. BARGER
REAL ESTATE. Grayton. Nd.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
KENTMOOR
KENT TCT ANN Nm

KENT ISLAND, MD.
Modern masonry, 6-rm. rambler;
tiled bath. util. Tm.. toilet, 8
showers, screened porehes; fur
nished; nr. beach and marina;
427-z24s.
LAKE a. 2 IBAhcRoFT-EI.sans l-aere
drive. Call OWNER, co, 6-Oi13,
S-9 an. or Sill pm.
LOTS OR ACREAGE for sale. y
mile from Patuxent River Bridge.
in Calvert County, Southern Nd
Beautiful scenery. Reasonable. Cali
Prince Frederick 667.
MAGOTHY-On Point
Home completely modernixed on
beautiful acre Of ground with 200
Il. Of waterfront. S27.500. Addi-
tional acreage can be bought.
ARmiger 20S5.
MARLBORO REALTY
House and 2 lots. 8 bedrms.. bath,
h.-v.h., completely furnished. I'm.
med. poss. Restricted area. Beach
privileges. VIII sacrifice for quick
GdlG.
House and ? lots. owings Beach. 8
and back spiAcf ysrd Beach e Iylni nrivilersna' rn'
House and store, Chesapeake Beach,
II rms, great demand for apart
ment houses in this area.
MRS. GIBSON. AGENT, ewes. and
week ends UNIVERSITY 7-274S,
weekdays MARKET 7-2560.
Mr.. PINEY POTNT-2 adj. i-acFe
wooded lots with well: 200-ft.
frontage on Potomac. cH. $3.50.
NR. DRUM POINT-Corner lot,
marina. HORSEBACK riding. fishing,
hunting, water skiing, etc, Rea-
sonable. EN-. 2-1O6e, for details
NEARLY 2 ACRES on South River,
Mo; elevated property, gently
sloped to water; over 400 It.
waterfront, good h1rbor and bath
inE. tIno,. Wits ts ?. o. Box 7s42, Bal
OVERLOOKING Port TcSacco River
-6.acre homesites. $500; 300
loot frontage on Port Tobacco
Chapel Point road, waterfront
privileges. high rolling we'll
drianed land: Excellent neighbor-
hood. Charming view toward Vir-
ginla shore. LEONARD sNIDER
OYSTER HARBOR AND ARUNDEL
ON--THE-BAY-Choice bldg. sites
and homes On Ice. lots on Ches-
apeake Bay: only l hr. to D. c.
$3.50 qp KAY Sn RsHT4Y ssTT:i co,
3O1-sW., S-3511 RA. $4,000
REHOBOTH-Must sell. Newiy
furn. 3-bedTm. cottage. 2 lots. Nr
ocean. Willing to deal. JE. 2.
RETIREMENT HONE on salt water
10 acres, living room fireplace
dining room. kitchen, den, l bed
room. Ia baths. utility room, oil
duct heat. 2 screened porches or
first floor, 2 bedrooms on second
chine shed, riding power mower
20.ft. boat and motor. 7.0O(
will finance. W. C. RICE, Realtor
warsaw, Va. ED. $4,000.
RETIREMENT HOME on the Po.
tomac; AS miles from d. C.: yery
good neighbors; 100 feet Of eoot
beach; swimming. boating, skiing
fishing. Grabbing; good all-yeaI
house on half acre; all modern
conyiences; hardwood floors
large screened porch. wonderful
view; priced at $4,000: situated
near homes costing much more
Owner transferred; come to Stat.
ford, Va. over Shirley hwy, left
at Court House at flicker light
to Brooke. to Harlow home al
MARLBOROUGH Point. LOUIS L
MEME. Real Estate, Stafford. Va.
nldfie1d 0.Cg00. rAGtdanra MD
field 9-2164.
SAUNDERS POINT
A prestige bay front community
with protective building restric.
tions. unprecedented view of the
Chesapeake. Homesites. bay front
and wooded area may be pur.
chased on excellent terms; sand
beach for bathing. Agent or
property. Rte. PA Central ave
i A~faHAaI "a fAlIAuw
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BEAUTY!

Then you must see these 2 ACRES
with all kinds Of fruit, nut and
Towering trees and shrubs, 800 It.
on water, pvt. pier. Tastefully re-
stored home with liv. fm., firepl.,
din. rm., well-eQuipped kit, "a
bath. util. rm., 2 scr. poreheS plus
2 lge. bedrms. with walk-in clos
cts and bath on End FIR, wall-to-
wall carpets thruout: 2-car ga
rage, lge. workshop, concrete fall
out shelter. Compl. fenced. abeo-
lutte privacy. Only S27,500. To
inspect see or call Mr.. Talbert.
HOWARD E. TALBERT
Deale. Md. University 7-43SS
APPROX. 6N ACRES A. M on deep
property must be sold. No reas.
offer refused. This is chance
to save on your country estate.
No bldgs., plenty Of shade. has
been partially cleared. Has lovely
private road through woods. Can
be divided into. 2 excel. proper
town. Nd. stevensville MI. 3-3Os3.
4 TRULY FINE COTTAGE fronts
on beautiful Chesapeake Bay,
large shaded lot, suitable for
$3.50. HINGE GEORGES
REALTY CO.. UN. 4-1166.
BAY RIDGE, MD.-2-bedrm. cot
tage overlooking bay. Lge. scr.
porch, new bath and kitchen, oil
heat. OIL. 2-4S03.
BEAUTIFUL 5-acre point with water
on 2 sides; view down broad river,
protected harbor; 2-story, 5-room
dwelling; excellent condition: fur
nished: estate settlement; offers
invited: S1S,500. CAPT. H.. C.
ROBSON !usN: retO' Broker
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]. 6-4U0S OF oUl-MA. O-@S0
MARLBORO REALTY
MARYLAND FARMS

Ranging in size from 90 acres to
l,OOO acres; some with stone and
brick homes; highway. river 'front.'
age and mountain land. From
$3.50 per acre. Dial 301-MO.
3-652o.
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SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Repu6-
cottages and lots for sale to ap-
proved college graduates at this
colony Of 156 homes, large COM
munity building, organized recres-
tion, tennis. basketball. etc.; near
ly 2 miles sandy Bay beach. Write
or visit Chestnut Cottage, 4la mi.
beyond Prince Frederick.
SEE OUR REAL ESTATE DISPLAY
AID, page B-S-'4 Families To
Share" EMILY CHARTERS. CO.
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PAUL B. GANLEY

200 Wilson Place, Frederick, Nd.
Open 2 days ana evenings.
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LOTS OF LOTS

Chain Bridge (CIA) Langley. Va
II finished wooded lots: 80 fin-
ished lots and 1875 lots unfinished.
All with sewer, water and gas,
Excellent terms. Call Mr.. REYN.
OI,De, IA. 7-6b26,
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SAUNDERS POINT

A prestige bay front community
with protective building restric-
tions. unprecedented view Of the
Chesapeake. Homesites. bay front
and wooded area may be pur-
chased on excellent terms; sand
beach for bathing. Agent on
property. Rte. 214 Central ave.
extended to Mayo. follow signs.
BAY REALTY CO.
Dial 301-sWift s.3232. or
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NEW STROUT
FALL CATALOG - FREE

JUST OUT Bursting with over
$500 bargains described. pictures
galore, 164 pages, SO States and
Rermu5a, Coast-to-ConsI estah-
EST EEsnTSo sTrRoU5T REALTY. i4a7-N
Land bldg, PHILADELPHIA 10, Pa
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SO ACRES
ZONED
COMMERCIAL
APT. GROUND FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING - zoned Rio:
owner has blueprints for 40 beau
tiful apts. Call Mr.. Young, ewes,
WO. 6-7126, or KORZENDORFER
REALTOR, OIL. 4-Sl11.
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OLNEY ESTATE

"a acres, ar Early American 12-rnn.
mansion, surrounded BY . neigh
borhood of well-kept estates. LiV.
Tn.. 1sx20. with firepl,: music rm.,
17x25. with firepl.: din. rm.. Tx
25: den, 12x1S, with firepl.; DOW
der rm., new $4,000 kit.;. master
bedr., 17x25; bath, dressing rm.,
4 other bedrms,, baths: 3rd H.,
cedar closet; oil h.-v.h. New 4
= stall horse barn, tack rm.: Scar
garage. mics. bldgs.; stream.
stocked lake. tennis courts, formal
Garden, flagstone terrace, black
top drive. much road frontage. LIST
time offered, S95,000. Terms: "
cash. Inspection By appt.
HIIApY EC II IAAHICOM
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CHARLES H. JAMIsON
WI R.a22S or a01MDr.
PA.-34 ACRES

PA.-34 ACRES
One acre cleared, mountain springs.
building site. good view, best OF
stream through property. beauti-
full trees, on good road, close town:
price, S2,750, down S1,400; 100
mi d C.
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RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-3600
$3.50 DN., $3.50 in so days; bal. $50
woods; rs mi. so. Of d. c. Has
good young timber, stream, Gently
rolling, Ph. Orange' Va. 1874.
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80 ACRES, cutover woodland. long
rural road frontage. site for con-
structing home or week end cabin;
$500; terms $3.50 down, S35
monthly. C. W. DUNCAN. Broker,
Louisa. Va. phone $50 week days;
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Gentleman's Estate

T-rm, brick; TT acres mostly Dot
tom land. good soil; 2 miles to
Cumberland, Md, Just off Route
20; large barn and outbldE:; all
2 creeks, beautiful view, horse or
cattle farm Ha.fln0 down
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300 A.-WEST VA.

20 miles from Winchester; river
bottom; 9-roorn modern house;
lge. bath, outbuildins: $4,000
worth modern machinery; all
fenced; cattle or horse farm. Very
clean. This Is beauty: $4,000
down
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PORT TOBACCO HILLS = 5.S1 a.
Of gently rolling hiEh-lying ground
with mature trees: on an excel.
rd;; price, S4,750; cash, $500;
balance, $40 mo.
RIPLEY-11.7 acres Of wooded land
with 2S9 IT. Of road frontage:
priced S5,250; cash, $500; ball
anee. $40 mo. -
SOUTHERN ND. REALTY CO.
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Q baths, liv. rm., din. rm., KIT,
lge. porch, big corner lot: M.
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AGENCY CORP.
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

II M AnsTer. can IaA
Evening star., 1961-08-16
Woman, 80, Raped
In Home-Office

An 80-year-old woman was
raped and beaten last night by
a man who broke into her COM
bination home and office in
downtown Washington, police
reported.
The victim, who lives alone at
the place where she operates an
employment agency, was
treated for INJURIES to her wrist
and jaw suffered in the attack.
After examination at D. c.
General Hospital, she was re-
leased and insisted on return
ing home, police said. p.
According to Sex Squad De-
tective William r. Holden, the
attacker was described as a
colored man, about IS, 5-feet-8,
180 pounds, wearing a light
straw hat and red print shirt.
The man escaped while the
woman was calling for help.
The woman, who occasionally
stays with friends in Arlington,
told detectives she had Just
returned from attending a per-
formance at the National The
Ieater when the attack occurred.
Evening star., 1961-08-16
Mystery Shooting
Probed in County

Prince Georges County police
are seking the unidentified as.
sailant who shot and seriously
wounded a Landover Hill md }
area man Monday night while
he was walking through woods
near his home.
The victim, Joseph w. Chu-
lick, Al, of TAOS Parkwood street
in the Bellemead subdivision, is
in Prince Georges General Hos
|pital with a bullet in his
shoulder.
Detectives said Mr.. Chulick
was attempting to cross a small
stream just off the route OF
the new John Hanson highway
about 8:25 pm. when he felt a
sting in his shoulder. Police
said the bullet apparently came
from a .22-caliber rifle fired
from about so to IS yards away.
Mr.. Chulick is an employe of
the Naval Weapons Plant.
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AT AssoiIed as High-Honded
On ForestviIIe School Move

that department to the Forest
vile relocation bill.
The Air Force claimed the
legislation would adversely af-
feet eminent domain proceed
ings recently filed in court to
acquire flight easements over
properties adjacent to An
)drews.
Mr.. Lankford said, This is
a separate issue entirely" He
said he had sponsored sep
arate legislation creating a
special committee to study the
entire subject of Federal air.
port development and its ef-
feet on adjacent lands.
Willing to Bear Situation
Mr.. Schmidt told the COM
mittee Prince Georges has been
willing, in the past, to bear
with the situation.
For almost 20 years." Mr..
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BroyhiII Urges Cut
In Domestic SPENDING

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican Of Virginia, last night
urged the Kennedy administra-
ton to curtail nonessential do
meStic spending in view Of the
defense buildup.
Mr.. Broyhill, speaking at a
dinner meeting of the Arlandria
Civitan Club, singled out the
Federal aid to education bill as
one measure which should be
abandoned.
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Schmidt said, "the inconven-
fences Of the arrival and de-
parture Of planes and plane
noise was accepted. :.
However, in 1860, it became
apparent that in making new
plans for the activities of
Andrews in constructing new
runwayS. and in the assignment
of new flight groups to the
base, an ill-advised harassment
Of injurious noise was being
dealt the com m unity, its
schools, churches and homes. /"
After conferences with An
drews officials, he said, school
officials learned there now are
between 13,OS9 and $1,000 take
offs and landings each month.
Next year this viii be 1000 a
month or about 1000 a day.
The noise ratings, he said,
will be from two to four times
what they are this year.
Heard Sample Noise
Subcommittee members also
literally heard what it is like
in two of the classrooms when
Air Force jets thundered over
head.
Frank A. AusSiker, represent
ing the ForestvlIle PTA and
the Forestville Citizens Asso-
citation, played tape recordings
which he said were made in
the third and sixth grade
claSsrooms last May. AS chill
dren recited their lessons,
their voices were drowned out
repeatedly from low-flying jets
overhead.
Other proponents Of the
bill included Prince Georges
Commissioner Herbert w.
Reichelt; John Williams, pres
ident Of the county council of
PTAs and w. Carroll Beatty,
president of the board of edu-
cation.
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Search Spreads
For Missing Wife

Maryland State Police have
broadcast a Statewide lookout
for Mrs. Betty C. Saunders, IL
reported missing from he1
Dares Beach home since June 1
Mrs. Saunders, the wife of a
Calvert County advertising
man, Hammond Saunders, first
disappeared on May 10, her
husband said. She subsequently
returned home but disappeared
again on June /, Mr.. Saunders
reported.
She was described as 5 feet,
5 inches, 1913 pounds, with dark
hair. When last seen she was
wearing a white blouse, blue
skirt and black shoes.
Mrs. Saunders has been in
jured in two automobile acci-
dents in the last nine months.
her husband said. DR.. Hugh
w. Ward, who treated Mrs.
Saunders in the Calvert Coun-
ty Hospital after the first acci-
dent in December, 1860, said
she might be suffering from
aTnneSia.
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City Attorney Philip N
Brophy reported to the Board
that even If the league did not
appeal the court ruling the
bonds could not be ready for
sale before December.
Mr.. Lewis told the board ii
could take until July, 1862, be-
fore construction could be
started and that a 12-month
period should be allowed for
its completion.
In other action, the board
authorized team teaching" in
the elementary grades on a
selective basis. Plans have al
ready been drawn up to start
team teaching in Thomas JEFF
ferson's sixth grade, with two
teachers handling the curric-
ulum. Heretofore the elemen-
tary schools have used one
teacher per classroom.
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Fuirfux City Budget
Is Ionic of Meeting

Glenn w. Saunders, Fairfax
city manager, will discuss the
city's proposed budget and tax
rate before a meeting of the
Fairfax City Taxpayers Al
lance at 8 pm. tomorrow in
Fairfax City Hall.
The Fairfax City Council will
hold a public hearing on the
proposed budget and tax rate
August % in the hall.
Evening star., 1961-08-16
Falls Church Stretches
4 Grodes' School Doy

The Falls Church School
Board unanimously agreed last
night to lengthen the school
day 80 minutes for grades three
through six at all three ele-
mentary schools starting this
fall.
The boards action was taken
in view of a generally salts
factory community response to
a month trial of an ex-
tended day at Thomas Jeffer-
son Elementary. School last
spring. In this test only grades
four through six were on a
longer day. The third grade
was added for the coming
school year to facilitate trans
portation Of children at Mount
Daniel and Madison schools.
The four grades will dismiss
at $3.50 pm. Grades one and
two win continue to be dis
missed at 2::30 pm.
The purpose of keeping the
children in school longer will
be to permit greater depth in
teaching academic subjects, to
give the teachers and pupils
more time for invidual work
and to increase opportunities
for extracurricular activities.
On another matter, Chair
man Thomas L. Lewis told the
board that "it will be a fight
to get the addition to George
Mason unior-Senior High
School ready for the 1868
school year." He said that the
remodeling of Madison School,
however, would be completed
by September, 1862.
Funds for both projects, to-
falling $875, 900 and providing
for a nine-room addition to
George Mason, are contained
in the $1.2 million bond issue
voted last November. A suit
by the Falls Church Taxpayer
League challenging the bond
vote was rejected by the Fair
fax County Circuit Court on
August 2.
Evening star., 1961-08-16
By ALEX r. PRESTON
Star Staff Writer

Representative Lankford
Democrat of Maryland, today
accused the Air Force OF using
"high-handed tactics" in op-
posing legislation authorizing
Federal payment for relocation
of ForeStville Elementary
School near Andrews Air Force
Base in nearby Prince Georges
County, Md.
He told a House Judiciary
subcommittee that these tactics
will be the subject of a Sepa-
rate congressional hearing" if
Congress passes legislation he
has sponsored to create a Spe-
cial House committee to inves-
tigate the effect of Federal
airport development on public
and private housing throughout
the Nation.
Today's hearing, however,
was on a Landlord bill which
would authorize payment of an
amount to be fixed by the
United States Court of Claims
to the Prince Georges County
School Board for relocating the
Forestville school. It is situ-
ated one mile from Andrews
and within the flight paths of
two of the airport runways.
S515,OOO Estimated
County School Supt. William
s. Schmidt testified that a
conservative estimate by the
board of education put $515.-
600 as the cost to relocate the
facility elsewhere to serve the
same children.
Mr.. Landlords charge of
high-handed tactics by the Air
Force came during his rebuttal
OF four objections raised by
Evening star., 1961-08-16
Rush-Hour Traffic
Jams Bridqes

For the second straight day,
motorists inbound to Wash
ington at morning rush hour
encountered massive traffic
jams on the Potomac River
bridges and streets beyond.
Park police said the tie-up
delayed motorists coming in
from Virginia by as much as
20 minutes to half an hour and
slowed down others on such
arteries as independence ave-
nue., Constitution avenue and
Fourteenth street.
The jam was attributed to a
breakdown involving a truck
at the southbound Fourteenth
street bridge. That's all it
takes" said a police sergeant.
Evening star., 1961-08-16
Bureau Chief
Hurt in Crash

John Thomas Kennedy. SO,
chief of the Districts Bureau
of Weights and Measures, re-
quired ITO stitches in his head
as a result of injuries sustained
in an automobile accident last
night.
Arlington Hospital reported
that he suffered massive lacAer-
ationS of the scalp" Park po-
lice said his car went off the
George Washington Memorial
parkway about $3.50 pm. near
Columbia Island and tumbled
down an embankment. His
condition today was described
as fair.