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Evening star., 1961-07-28
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. T-7t24
CARROLLTON 3-bedrm. hath
brick rambler: $4,000. $3.50 dn,
No settlement OR 4-AQoa

CARROLLTON = 3-bedrm,, 1-bath
brick rambler: $4,000. $3.50 dn.
NO settlement. CIR. 4-4993
CREXERLY AREA; $l5,950-Just
grade school, 4 blks. ST. Ambrose
Parochial School, conv. hieh
school. Ideal location just y blk.
of Rte. 200, nr. Wash. Bait.
pkwy., Annapolis expressWay. 3
bedrm.. rambler. daylight bsmt.;
immediate occupancy. Must be
seen 10 appreciate. OPEN SAT-
SUN, 6406 Old Landover rd.,
phone BUILDER, WA. 7-74O9.
COLLEGE PIX, S4OS Potomac-Why
rent? S375 cash incl's. settlement
and FHA, Sl02 mo. Neat Cape
Cod: lge. lot. vac. LU. I-2797.
COLLEGE PARK = 3-bedrm. brk.;
sep, din rm., firepl., full bsmt.,
level yard. HE. $4,000.
LANGLEY REALTY
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm brick
rambler, rec. srm.; assume GI, 500
81 $50 cash. WE. 5-257S.
COLLEGE PIX. AREA-S305 and
move in, 3-b.r.. det.. bsmt, Gear
garage. fenced yard. OWNER,
D1. 1-4445. ewes MA. 2-1l54.
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BETHESDA

GARRETT PARK =
Charming 3-bedrm. rambler on
lovely lot: separate dining rm..
modern table-size kitchen. recrea-
tion rm. with fireplace; walk to
public and parochial schools. As
sumo Ice. 4hoS loan or new FHA
financing. Call 10. 5-0S44 It'll 9
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOR SALE OR RENT
With option to buy beautiful s.
bedrm.. 2l2-bath Colonial in Sill
yer Spring.
R. A. Humphries,
Inc.
FOR SALE OR RENT
REALTORS

ill.,
HA. T-4OsO Ma. s-502O
FOREST KNOLLS-4-bedrm. brick
split-level on level Handicapped lot:
housewives dream kit. viwall oven
and large freeZer-top refrigerator;
luxury wall-to-wall carpet. See
and buy at SG4,950. 10. $1,000.
HUGH T, PECK, lI246 Georgia Ave.
FORT sUMNER HILLs-centrally
air conditioned williamsburg Co.
lonial almost brand new. 3 bed
rms, den on LIST FIR. Rec. rm.,
porch, garage. marvellous fenced
$4,000, ewes. EN-. $4,000.
FRANKLIN PARK, (near NH.
Bethesda HospitaD = .3-bedrm.
gain at $21,750, includes . baths,
family rm., utility. fenced yerd
and tool shed. Assume 4Iass GI,
Negotiate down payment. Will
take End trust. Call WI. 2-5S1l.
FRANKLIN -COLESVILLE AREA
just listed; like-nev 7-rm., Ia
bath brk. Colonial (bedrm. or
den. n bath 1st flr.l: bsmt., ga
rage and porch: S26,50O.
BEERS BROS, Til 8 JU. 5-16l1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ga
bath, practically new brick home,
beautiful lot; full basement; H.
VIII. 2 fireplaces. Priced to sell at
S25 $50.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
2O7 N. Frederick Ave. Gath, Nd.
WI. S-925O or BOLIVIA. 6-2500
GLEN MAR PARK-2 attrac. Co.
lonials each with bedrms.. 2 baths
up. attic. rec. rm.. porch, garage,
firepl.. slate roof: S23,a50 and
S24,950. POBIAK a. POBIAK,
OIL. $4,000: ewes. OIL. 6-1S17.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ST.
900 down will buy this lovely g.
bedroom Colonial. Approximately
Sl35 per month will pay princi-
pal, interest, taxes and insurance.
All brick with slate roof: recrea-
ton room in full basement, large
concrete screened porch; choice
corner lot; beautiful trees and
paintings; short. safe walk to
Westbrook Elementary and Little
| Falls Swim Club. Asking S19.750
MAKE AN OFFER! FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-1411;
evenings. OIL. 6-5122.
/ n - =
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Springbrook Manor
Like New Rambler

Lovely large lot, 75x155. with over
$1,000 in choice landscaping
Truly immaculate brick and stone
rambler. Center hall plan. Separ-
ate dining room: 3 ample size
bedrooms, ga baths. Prize GE
kitchen that seats 6: space for
maids room and recreation room
in ground-level basement. Nice
carport. A fine home at S27,950.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
PEATTORS HE 4-4000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(cONTlNuED)

BETHESDA, near Wis. ave. and
Randolph rd.; S11,950 10000
"a. It. Of ground. 3-bedrm. house
W/bsmt.. excellent investment,
potential commercial.
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-9O70 Til Q
BETHESDA. cOUN TRY CLUB
AREA = New brick center-hall
rambler on la-acre lot; 3 bedrms;.
rm. with fireplace, full daylight
bsmt.. porch. carport. Real value.
S36,a50. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC, OIL. 2-70O6; ewes, OIL. A
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HOUSES FOR SALE-E.E.

BROOKLAND, D. C.-1st time Of
eorner. WaiEins distsnee CAMPUS T5n
School and Providence Hospital.
Center hall, IT.. dr.. den. kit,
pantry and porches 1st fir; 4
bedrms. and . baths up. Lge.
bsmt. with toilet. . storage rms.
and dbl. car gar. Priced for quick
cash sale. Appt. only. JU. $3.50.
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R. A. Humphries,
Inc.
REALTORS

HA. 7-4OsO MA. S-5O2O
CHASE-Individua charm
in this white Cape Cod on heavily
wooded slope-away lot. over so
dogwoods; 3 big bedrms.. 2 baths,
full bsmt.. sep. din. rm., 2 fire
plS., scr. porch, garage; adjacent
lot avail. $4,000,
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 Til Q
CHEVY CHASE, N.-Beaut. 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath rambler: can be bought
lge. liv. rm. and din. "Lr, big mod.
kit, rec. rm., Y bath dn.; low 30s.
SAMUEL E, BOGLEY OF Md,
INC. OIL. 6-7S00 It'll Q.
CHEVY CHASE The opportunity
of a lifetime: this owner has to
leave town Just after completing
this lovely new split-level: 3 bed
rms, ga baths, family rm. plus
rec. rm., numerous extras found
only in custom-built homes; priced
BoGLEY OF Md. INC. OIL. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, Blessed Sacrament
Charming older home in a de-
sirable neighborhood, featuring
bedrm., mod. kit, 1la baths: 2nd
large liv. rm., din. rm., den or
H.. . twin-size bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt. wkmaid's rm. and bath;
2-car garage. Priced in low eos.
o. F. SMITH & BROS. CO., INC,
OIL. 2-647S.
CHEVY CHASE, 1905 Leland St
Walking dist. to excel. schools,
LELAND, BCC and Rosemary.
White brk.. 3-bedrm. Colonial;
secluded. rear, screened porch:
lily. rm.. firepl., din. rm.. new
kF2,xEsi kis rec rmi; wor S27i15o' S0I5 dI PERLA
5522. OIL. 2-6647.
COLONIAL CHARM-All-brick Co.
lonial for immediate occupancy;
3 large bedrooms, separate dinin1
room; screened porch; garage;
S19,950. GRAY-KEsSINGER &
CO., INC. JU. 5-6lOO.
COUNTRY PROP. Poolesville area
Restored brick Georgetown pc.
riod home, some ANTIQUES. 90 acres
BILE and spring on property. Beau
tiful setting; exceptional financ-
ing. Shown by appt. only. o. D.
FIELD. INC. WI. S-2473.
DAILY DOUBLE
$500 DOWN, S12O A MONTH; buys
this 4-bedroom, 2-full-bath con-
temporary home Just south OF
Rockville-EXtras include a l1x12
family room, covered patio, fire
place, sewing room and all Situ-
ated on quiet court. Sounds un-
helievable at S17,500, but it's
truel
n1rp,crNrr NAN, Va, ,.
for your home and office. This is
truly O HUGE home: all brick with
big bedrooms. 2Ia baths, tre-
mendous living room, dining room
and kitchen and q perfect base
ment layout; many extras included
in the low price Of S22,q50.
35-Yr. FHA Loans Available
]. C. CoNLEY, Realtors. JU. 9-4134
DAMASCUS = 3-bedrm. split-level
finished rec. rm., sep. din. rm.
firepl.. 3 zoned base board hot.
water heat, lovely Handicapped lot
"a whale Of house for $50 800
HENRY W. BECRAFT, REALTOR
WA. $4,000 WI. S-92as
DENNIS AVE.-Modern up-to-datt
rambler. 3 bedrms., liv. rm. W,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Sep. din. rm., kit. w/breakfast bar
grind. level exit to lovely yard.
w. j. NICHOLAS HE. 4-lO0C
DOCTOR OR DENTIST-WHEAToN
HILLS. Colonial; 3 bedrms., bath.
hsmt. has side entrance to space
for office and lab. Priced at
SIS, 500, good terms. No parking
problem.
LIST WITH LIsz
l.. J. LISz co. He. 4-1300
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CALL
LO. 5-286O

PARK-Brk. Cape Cod
with apartment to rent, hospital
closely: S16,950.
ARCOLA-Charming 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler in prestige area, large
liv. rm. with firepl.. screened
breeZeway to garage, on large lot.
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WINDHAM MANOR
SILVER SPRING
OPEN DAILY

A community Of top quality con-
structed homes. 3 and 4 bedrms.
~ styles to select from. Homes
ilnished to suit purchasers,
Shown anytime. Lots S5x1S0
Office on premises. Price. S2S,5OO,
to S35. 900.
Directions: Colesville I'd. to Venice
drive, right l block to Buckley,
left l block to Winhall Way.
EDWARDS a. REN1cK CoNsr. co.
MA. 2-1l99 EN-. 3-9317
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CHEVY CHASE = Immaculate Q
story brk. Colonial with 8 twin
size bedrms.. large liv. rm.. din.
rm. and kitchen, Ia baths.
screened porch. rec. rm., garage
low 20s. Call OIL. 6-SSSO.
LAMPROS REALTOR
CHEVY CHASE, lose-in-3- -bedrm
| Y bath Colonial. yrs. old;
$23, $50. OWNER. OIL. 6-2O53,
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CARROLLTON-New brick ram.
bier with -center-hall entrance. 3
bedrms., fireplace in llv. room,
large de luxe kit. full bsmt with
tall-out shelter. Asking SlS,500,
Trades invited.
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R. A. Humphries.
Inc.
PEATTOPq

HA. T-40sO Ma. s-502O
BETHESDA ESTATE-Just listed
Fabulous! Better than in maEa.
zinesl Incompatible 5-bedrm.. 3.
bath home in, grove of trees;
about u acre. Let US describe IT,
OIL. $4,000 til 9. ALLIED RE-
Atty.
BETHESDA AREA-Only Z min.
from heart OF Bethesda. 1st offer
ing Of immac. brick split-level;
bedrmS., paneled rec. rm., large
modern kitchen. left. screened
porch on beautifully HANDICAPPED
lot: S23.950.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1415
BETHESDA, KENWoOD AREA =
First time offered; brick-and-stons
rambler on A-acre lot with trees
rm.. sep. din. rm. large kit.
rec. rm., garage; mid-3Os.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-141s
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CHEVY CHASE
A gracious home-thiS custom-built
brick-and-stone Cape Cod with two
bedrooms, two baths and pine
paneled rec. room; about 1 mile
from Chevy Chase circle; can be
YnIlrS for sol nn0
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Completed and ready for occupancy,
3 bedrms.; fun bsmt.; modern
Kit, huge liv. rm.. large lot,
many trees, blk. to bus; S16,500.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

TAK0MA PARK-3-bedrm. ram
bier with eye appeal. rec. rm..
den. washer and drier and many
extras. S15,500.
TAKOMA REALTY ,JU. S-IQOO
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Unusually, attractive center,hall
neighborhood, Liv. rm. with fire
pl., separate din. rm., pretty new
kit; screened porch; 3 bedrms.,
. baths. An excellent house and
well priced in 30s. Cali MISS
PARSONS. EN-. 3-I553.
EXCLUSIVE
H. A. Gill & Son, Realtors
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DELIGHTFULLY."- different - No
water problem in this huge knottv
pine rec. room dts on the 2nd
floor). Workshop. cedar lined
closet and roushed-in I'd bath:
Wan-to-wall carpeting makes hot
water heat even more comfortable
In cold months ahead. Separate
din. room and twin-sized bedrms,
in this beautiful brick rancher.
Assume present loan with no red
tape. Only S15,5OO.
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NoT e. BMgL UT LTIPLEp LIsTEp
BELTSVILLE
FARMETTE

BELTSVILLE
FARMETTE
$1,000 down and S1Oe.54 per mo.
will buy this appealing 6-rm.
rambler on 29O-ft; lot; full bsmt.:
. full baths: 2 outbldgs.; nr. swim
ming pool and school. owner has
bought farm wants quick sale.
Asking S1S,950.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5s92 Open Til 9 PM.
BOWIE AREA-Beautiful ls1 acres
and lovely 4-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod; 2 baths, 12'x2S' den, full
bsmt., 2-car garage: new barn;
front Bel Air golf course; Ia mi,
north Of Defense hwy. on Mary
land 1877. Only S26,5OO.
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VETS. 1nvestigate-It isn't often
we have such a buy. An immacu-
late 4-bedrm. masonry rambler
Zone, 12x15 IT., equipped kit,
large. window in liv. rm. Lot COM
pletely fenced and beautifully
landScaped. All for S12,500. Vets.
no money down and only S400
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SUBURBAN

SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MGT., INC.
l0730 Conn. Ave, Kensington. Md.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-New listing
The ideal home: blk. from
transp.; 9 rooms, 2I7 baths: gear
garage. Grounds beautifully land.
seaped. NELLIE LOWE CASSEL
ReRltor. EE S-21lS. OIL, o.212h
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HYATTSVILLE-Vet. no money
down and low payments. Top To-
cation convenient to everything.
An all-brick home with full bsmt.,
separate din. rm.. large bedrms.,
fenced yard. At Sl3,50O, it's 9
Evening star., 1961-06-22
SEND a KID'TO CAMP
Orphans Miss Fun
On Rigid Schedule

Little old people at 10 and
IL, Ellie and Kevin come right
home from school, put down
their books, change to work
clothes, and begin their chores.
They straighten up the one
room they share with their
sister, wash the dishes, and
sometimes start the evening
meal.
After chores, they study.
The children are orphans.
Their older sister, who is very
young herself, works all day
and gets home hours after
school is out for the day.
So far, she has succeeded in
keeping the children to the
rigid after-School schedule. 1t
keeps them out of trouble. But
it also keeps them out of fun.
The room is furnished with a
double bed, a rollaway bed, a
dresser and one chair. One lit
tie closet holds some clothes.
Others hang, covered, on hooks
on the wall.
No plants or pictures soften
the bare, neat room. Both chill
dren are talented in art. They
keep their work in folders at
home. But none of their pic
lures hang on the walls-prob-
ably because it never has oc-
CURED to their serious sister to
hang them.
Evening star., 1961-06-22
AutopsySet
After Death
OF Boy,

A desperate effort to save q
2-year-old Washington boy suf-
fering from a mysterious all
ment failed yesterday at Chill
dren's Hospital.
1t began Tuesday when the
victim, Donnie w. Jones, of
1914 N street NV. was playing
with his sister, Carolyn Ann, 5,
at the top of their back porch.
Homicide Detective Sergeant
Peter M, zazanis said Carolyn
Ann gave Donnie a push,
knocking the child down seven
steps to a concrete walk.
Carolyn Ann told police her
brother became sick at his
stomach. She ran inside and
told her mother, Mrs. Gladys
Jones, 25, who took the child
into the house, rubbed him with
alcohol and gave him an as
pirin.
Sgt. Zazanis said Donnie
complained of head pains,
which prompted his mother to
take him to Children's Hospi-
tai. An examination showed no
injury but he was treated for
a sore throat and fever. The de-
tective said Donnie was given a
shot of penicillin and was sent
home.
But the boy didn't sleep dur
ing the night. his mother told
police, and he seemed to be
feeling worse. She took him
back to the hospital yesterday
morning.
While standing in line with
his mother, Donnie was noticed
by a doctor who took the child
for an immediate check. Head
X-rays and a spinal tap gave
no sign of injury. Sgt. Ia
zanis said, but Donnie's condi-
ton worsened.
Doctors cut the boys chest
open and massaged his heart
for nearly an hour. but the
child died at 1850 pm. District
Coroner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid ordered an autopsy.
Evening star., 1961-06-22
2-AIurm Fire
Damages Store

A two-alarm fire damaged
the Drug Plaza in the seven
story Headquarters Building at
1000 P street NV. and forced
seven persons to flee a nearby
apartment building early today,
The blaze broke out in the
prescription department of the
store and was confined there.
There was considerable dam
age to drugs in this depart
ment, as well as smoke and
water damage elsewhere.
Police Pvt. U. H. Thomas
discovered smoke at 2:30 am
and had a citizen call the fire
department while he alerted
tenants at 1920 Twentieth
street NV.
That building was not dam
aged, but seven occupants took
to the street. most of them
clad in nightclothes.
Evening star., 1961-06-22

IN THE LOBBY there was
no American flag or a faded
picture of George Washing
ton on the wall above the
world globe or a blackboard
whitened with chalk. There
were posters and pictures of
the Music Man"
Mothers who never had to
suffer through the typical.
stumbling grade-school re-
citations of 1.-THE Wreck of
the Hesperus" spoke of their
children.
Mrs. Howard Robinson:
"Howie comes from a very
talented family. His grand
father was a song-and-dance
man. Howie is very normal
but very gifted"
Mrs. Bill Cole, a registered
nurse: "Kay'S getting into
show business was just a real
big accident. She took dane
ing like most little girls took
dancing. They wrote a part
into The Red Mill at the
Greek Theater in Los Angeles
for her and that was the be-
ginning"
Capri Hermany's mother
said: my husband was in the
Broadway company and I was
in show business. Capri
started as soon as she was
the legal age, seven. If she
follows in our footsteps that's
fine; if not, that's all right"
Mrs. BARLEY Larsen: Bart
was in school plays and the
teacher noticed his acting
ability. He was a Conover
model, and did a lot of TV
work. His last commercial is
still running"
Evening star., 1961-06-22

ingS received that last daub ol
paint in time for the opening
of their doors in a single school
year.
The number totaled 10.
The effect of the additional
classrooms thus provided fairly
shook the county system.
The best illustration is the
one afforded by a look at the
county'S figures on double
shift enrollmentS.
When the school year opened
in September, Prince Georges
had 2,143 students attending
classes on a part-time basis. BY
January 3-with the opening of
the last 10 new buildings -
there were no students On
double shifts.
In most cases, the widespread
locations of the new buildings
can be seen in their names.
There is small wonder their
openings had an impact. There
were seven elementarieS and
three Secondaries: Ardmore,
Carrollton, Fort Foote, Fort
Washington Forest, Glass
manor. Glenarden Woods and
Princeton Elementaries, and
Central High, BeltSville Junior
High and DuVal Senior High.
Do the openings mean Prince
Georges can relax?
According to Mr.. Schmidt, the
answer is an emphatic mo"
Anticipating an enrolment
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Foirfox Town Council
Votes for City Status

which includes the towns of
Fairfax and Vienna, said that
Mayor Wood "is leading the
people of Fairfax down tragic
path"
Mr.. Keith asserted that ap-
parently Mayor Wood was
only paying lip service to pres
sure from within the town
upon him and the council to
proceed slowly to city status.
Frankly, I don't think he
ever had anything in mind
other than that the town be-
come a city"
Mayor Comments
After the council session,
Mayor Wood told reporters he
thought Fairfax would be in
fine shape as a city.
The Mayor said residents
from an area comprising about
$500 acres south of the town,
including the site for the North
ern Virginia branch of the Uni
versity of Virginia and the Fair
fax Courthouse Country Club.
will petition the court before
July II to be annexed by the
new city of Fairfax.
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increase by 1870 to some 1000
students (they now number
about 10000, Mr.. Schmidt
makes the point that any
relaxation would be a grave
mistake"
S26 Million Program
He referred to the $26.5 mil
lion school construction pro-
gram which got underway in
Prince Georges last October.
The plan carries the county
through January 1. 1868.
Buildings totaling $40 mil
lion of the $26.5 million are
underway already" the super
lintendent says.
The $26.5 million will cover
the cost of IL new elementaries
and additions to 16 existing
ones, and six new secondaries
with additions to nine existing
ones, Mr., Schmidt adds happily
But the construction and
opening of new schools was not
the only accomplishment in the
Prince Georges system during
1861. Mr.. Schmidt can rattle
off a list of curriculum i'm
provement efforts - among
them ones he announced last
Evening star., 1961-06-22

ton with Riggs National Bank,
agreed to provide construction
money. Final papers on this
loan were signed today. Sub
sequently. Fannie May will
take over the mortgage.
The loan is the largest on a
single project ever insured by
the District FILA office.
The apartments will be 10
Gated on a site between the
present Capitol Park apart
ments and. the section of the
Southwest freeway now nearly
completed east of Fourth
street. They will be accessible
from Fourth street.
Loans 80 Per Cent of Cost
The Redevelopment Land
Agency previously agreed to
lease the site to Mr.. Scheuer at
an annual ground rent OF 14.4
cents per square foot a year
or 6 per cent on the $2.40 per
square foot value for a total
Of 297,058 square feet.
The construction and per-
manent loans are on the basis
of 80 per cent of cost.
The project will have 2,049
rooms in three buildings hav-
ing eight stories each, plus a
"no-Story" first floor.
One building will be sepa-
rate. The other two will be
joined by a common lobby.
The development also will
have a swimming pool.
Evening star., 1961-06-22

Historic Fairfax Town, a
dusty crossroads not many
years ago, plans to become a
city in nine days.
With Fairfax County plan
ming to consolidate into city
status, Fairfax Town would be
making a very, very bad gam
BILE" to delay becoming a city
itself. Mayor John c. Wood
told the town council last
night.
! The council agreed that it
did not want the town Swal-
lowed in the county'S consoli-
dation with Clifton.
The council voted 60 to ask
the Circuit Court to change
the town into a city of the
second class. Councilman E.
A. Prichard, who wanted town.
folk to have a chance to vote
on the move, abstained from
voting.
Approval by the court is ex-
pected to be virtually auto
matte. The town has about
$4,000 residents. The popula-
ton required for a city of the
second class is 5000.
Petition Received
The special meeting by the
town council was brief. Re-
ported opposition from a large
number of town residents failed
to materialize.
The council received only one
petition on the move. The doc
ument, signed by 215 persons,
urged that town and county
continue to negotiate toward a
settlement of differences.
Shortly before the council
met. the Board of County Su-
perviSors passed a resolution
noting that it would not object
to FairfaX's becoming a city if
a referendum were held on that
within the town.
County Supervisor James
Keith of Providence district,
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THE CHILDREN were so,

THE CHILDREN were soon
using the piano as a stage at
the instruction of photogra-
pliers who took pictures Of
them sitting on its top, dip
Tomas in hand.
Mothers shed raincoats and
umbrellas and sat in lounge
chairs and looked at their
children singing ."76 from
bones," for a newsreel cam
eraman.
In brief off-camera mo-
ments the children talked
politely. Howie Robinson, who
plays the redhaired juvenile
lead, graduated to the fifth
grade:
I've been a song and dance
man since I was four in
Seattle. This is the first time
I've been on the road. Yes,
I was going to a public school
in Seattle. Well, yes, I learned
a lot studying this way. I like
arithmetic, spelling and
science.
mo, my parents aren't IN
show business. My sister.
Penny, she's an artist. Being
on the road is a lot of expert
ence. I've learned a lot going
to different cities and
things"
Bert Larsen, also promoted
to fifth grade:
II was with the New York
company before. I like his
tory. l beat an eighth grade
girl and a sixth grade girl in
knowing the capitals"
Kay Cole became a high
school freshman and also
graduated from child role to
principal dancer.
I've been with the show
three years. I'm one of the
ancient ones. made a movie
THE Parent Trap" which is
coming here soon"
Capri Hermany, going into
the fourth grade, was also
present. There was some
mystery and no one ever
said why Joan Lombardo.
graduating to seventh grade,
was absent.
Evening star., 1961-06-22

For a while, Kevin stayed
with another sister, who is
married. But his sisters hus-
band made it clear to him he
was not wanted.
Kevin and Ellie need to know
the carefree JOY that camp
could give. Your gift to The
Evening Star Summer Camp
Fund can send them there.
Evening star., 1961-06-22

signed at the Federal Housing
Administration.
James H. Scheuer, the New
York entrepreneur with whcm
the Redevelopment Land Aeen-
cy has been for years in nego-
tiation for redevelopment of
Southwest Area B, in which the
project is located, was reported
by FILA to have withdrawn
from direct participation in the
project.
In his place is an owning
corporation known as the
Capitol Park No. 3 Trust" of
which Richard Ravitch of New
York is trustee. Mr.. Ravitch
is a partner in the firm of
Horowitz, Ravitch & Hurley
which, under the name of
H.R.H. Construction Corp, will
be the builder.
Immediate Start Seen
Construction is expected to
start Immediately.
Disclosure that the Govern
ment will provide the 40-year,
5H per cent financing came
when it was learned that
FNMA, the Government sec
ondary-market mortgage agen-
cy which is known familiarly
as Fannie May" had agreed
on June 7 to buy" the So
463, 900 mortgage.
With this Fannie May COM
mitment in effect, the Chase
Manhattan Bank, in participa-