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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02
Special Events

MOVIES: From Here to Eternity"
with Burt Lancaster and Frank
Sinatra, at 7:30 pm. and The
Mouse Hhat Roared.7 with Peter
Sellers, at ESQ PM. tonight in
the sirls' gym Of Bethesda Chevy
Student Government. Single tick
cts 7bc, but groups of six or more
set 20 per cent price reduction.
SCIENCE FAIR: Hyattsyille Junior
HIN School viii hold its 18th an
nual science fair from Z to $3.50
pm. Saturday and 2 to 5 pm. sun;
day At the school. Forty=second
and Oglethorpe streets, Hyatts-
vile, Nd. Free admission.
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Stage

PLAY: Harvey the first produce
ton of the senior class of Central
High School, Cabin Branch road
and Central avenue. Seat Pleas
ant. Md. win be given at S:15
o'clock tonight and Saturday night
at the school. Admission 81.
TALENT SHOW: Wakefield High
School will present its third an
nual talent show. Here Come the
Warriors" at 8 pm. Saturday In
the school auditorium, 1901 South
Chesterfield road. Arlington, Va.
Admission. 50 cents for students,
rs cents for adults. Proceeds will
be used for the student foreign
exchange prosram. ...j,-
CREW FoLLIEs: Combined talents
d Hammond High and George
Washington win give . variety
show called the Grew Follies" for
the benefit OF the two schools
crews, At $3.50 Pm. tonight and
tomorrow ct George Washington
High auditorium, Mount Vernon
avenue. Alexandra, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02

Chip" song Gene Mcdaniel
finally recorded.
The central idea in this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02
Dance

"coCONUr LOUNGE" night club
an Hawaiian atmosphere. five
piece orchestra, comedy act, hula
dancer, from $50 to- 1880 pm.
sponsored by the Student Govern
nent Association. Cover CHARGE
So. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02
YRE PULLING A FUNNY TO PULL IN THE MONEY

o'clock tonight and tomorrow at George Washington
High will be ballet number by Hammond's and
Can-can by G. WIS Jackson Weaver will emcee tOnightS
Grew FOllies. Photos by Warren Mattox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02
IAl
7 ZEN Go.Pad
~

TEEN Go-Pad Is phere
you'll find out what's going
on In the Washington area
today. Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02
Help Wanted

ELECTRIC BASS and piano needed
ior r. and r. band. Call HOWARD.
VIII. 6-6212.
WANTED-Sax player who can sing
and nc Should be experienced. Gail
JOE, 301-773-6972.
IN LOCATING LATE MODEL, wrecked
$685. evenings. Thanks, James.
SELL GREETING CARDS, stationery
and gift items. 10es Profit or more,
write g; Blake. 45l6 LIST st. NV.
Wash. d. G.
STARTING NEW r M z BAND-Need
drummer, Euitarist and sax player:
area. Call Jimmy at KE. 6-S9iS.
TENOR SAX PLAYER, for estabIished
area rock and roll band. Must be ex-
+perienced. Call Barry. JU. 5-OO42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02
Miscellaneous
Wanted

OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS wanted; be.
fore 80. ANY condition. JE. 4-3707,
TRADE OR CASH-Very good Harley
adj. fork. csii CO. b-3s3Ss 's ewes. AS or
week ends.
LADIES' precision skates, ski boots,
mems bowling shoes. EN-. $3.50,
MOTORCYCLE-A 850cc twin. BsA or
Triumph. Preferably q Triumph. WA.
1914.
I032-35 FORD FRAME, 1882 5-win-
Sdow coupe, left door and rumble seat
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Notices
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THE RHYTHM-AIREs, 9 college band
casion. PAUL KAY, jG. S-SsSS. 0'-
FOR THE BEST in musical entertain
ment, call The Classics. Rated among
the top bands Of the Washington
area area: For information call Miss D.
and THE CLOWNS! Features the best
in Ray Charles. Little Richard and
James Brown music. Call WA. A.
ATTRACTIVE TEEN-AGERS-Do you
have fashion model potential? NO.
7-61 ~, CAPPA CHELL MODELS.
PUT THE FINAL TOUCH ON YOUR
caps Contact jeff Rubin. JU. $500.
BICYCLE RIDERS, in the Alexandria
area-Join. the Alexandria Wheelmen
Club. Rides, tours. and racing. Tro-
phies given for club championships
Club expanding and accepting new
members. Call so. $4,000 Sunday
SPOTLIGHT Pc LIGHT ON YoT-1mPFeye tiE-
s:sioo. Mss carver YER i"0N' ME-
YWCA-Beginning tennis. What fun
for teens. Call MISS CARVER. NE.
70 S-2100.
COURSE IN SWIMMING STARTING
cS MISS Tss S eAv RfPu Me- 'n sa sH@m'r
OBTAIN BEST MARKS IN SPANISH.
seeing outstanding Spanish films at
Colony Theater, 1895 Ga. at Farra-
Mlstral, and Eel amor que 20 te d."
Aurturo de Cordova, two dramatic
films with suspense and emotion I'M
til the end. Fridays, g; Saturdays and
sundays continuous from 2. Special
7-44s4 and TU. 2-9757.
NEED A GOOD ROCK NJ ROLL BAND?
BROWN, OR. 4c46f5.
BIGGEST DANCE OF THE YEAR, sat,
March Bird at the st. Thomas Church.
Rgttsht across The street from tbs
Dance time s:Socii:so Music By one
Supplied BY FRANKS RENT-A-BAND'
LARRY LAME ORCHESTRA offers you
professional and versatile music for
an,, your T,, SOCIAL Sloe events! Call Larry
Check your S pocFst tc chsn Sc win pay
$500 for each 1950-D Jefferson
banks loop, Fl. Meade, Nd. for IN
formation call OR. 4-7141, Ext. 469s.
THE EXCITING NETWORKS = The
Contact II Blaine T smith, oLiSeT 9-0o4S.
Oliver 2-0720.
If YOU WANT the best dance music
for all occasions, you want the
Dictionaries. DAN. 10. 5-2S75.
THE ASCOTs-The band you can hear
without leayins your homel Call Don.
night at Immaculate Junior COLLEGE.
THE EMBERS-The band that caters
to your taste in music BOB NERI,
LA, 6-3a50. Always reasonable.
WHY NOT THE PLAYBOYs? Get big
sound for q small price. Call TOMMY,
61l-7355.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

0se a.s g E,..g,sSsk So g k. e.
Price. s esn GAYS Of a-77Os. sVss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-30

SALESWOHEN
High school grad. good appearance
18th st. me-, SIDLIs Nv.
SAIEsLADY, cosmetics. over eoun.
ter, permanent position nos
IN person. UNION BEAUTY SUP
PLY, b16 18th st. NV.
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HELR MEN
EdncationaI Statesmen
DRY-WALL

Finishers, S3.e2 Per Hour
Bazooka Operators, 81 80 Per Hour
Large Jobs
Phi. Schaup or Jackson, UN. 10000
JOHN II. HAMPSHIRE, INC.
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HELp WoMEN

REcEPT., SIS, type As w.p.m
NV. Room e19. NO. 7-e110.
REFINED HOUsEKEEPER for ed
erly lady, Conn. ave. apt. LiV
IN, state ref, sal Box ze1-A. star
RESIDENT MANAGER, experiences
for small modern NV. apt bids
Please 1urn. resume Of aualtfica
tons and exper. VIII not con
slider without. Box 396-A. Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER. exper.
garden-type apis. located OF
D. C.-Md. line. Good salary plu
2-bedrm., Gtr-cond. apt. Gail 10
$500.
RESIDENT MANAGER = Expert
eneed, for lge. suburban garden
type apt, Write resume Of exp
and qualifications to Box 325-A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-30
EELP MEN

MAN, exper. IN
Only GOOD mschanfes need apply.
See chief engineer. 9 70 5. WEST
CHESTER APTSs 1000 Cathedral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-30
Insurance Supervisor

Insurance department Of ma
tional trade association has
opening for an experienced
man TO handle supervision
Of retirement section. Back
ground In office manage
ment and accounting desir-
able. Excellent fringe benefit
program, including retire.
ment plan and he's pitaliza-
ton. Salary open. Please
send detailed resume to Box
10S-n Ctar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-30

Ehss ssspsriae s6usrtissmsnts
addfssss6 to Star bo1ss Do NOT
tneloss original References, pho
topTapAs or other materials Of
psrsonal ealue. Copies seTye the
purposs. Originals may Get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-30

JANIToR--For small modern air.
be sober. honest. ambitious and
able to handle ali types Of clean
ing and maintenance. Must be
bet. 30-55. Must have local exper.
OF not less than B yrs. and must
furn. local refs. Salary open. Do
not call unless you have the above
requirements. Call Mon. 9-5. JE.
4-s020.
JANTTOR, married, no children,
able to make minor repairs. Oil
burner. air cond., de luxe bldg,
Mass. and Wis. ayes. Air-cond.
apt. and good salary. References.
Phone JE. 2-2S10.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, expert
enced, straight composition and
Job work. Also cylinder pressman,
hand compositor and makeup
c CAP s6 snaa saq Sp,2S SS miles DC.
MAINTENANCE MAN for ll4-unit
motel. See MR.. WILLIAMS, 1900
Baltimore. ave. College Park. Nd.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER for large
aforementioned apartment bldg.
Must be reliable, AL mechanic,
familiar with all types Of business
2 weeks vacation, salary S325 per
month to start. Apply Monday.
QUEBEC HOUSE, $500 Quebec st.
NV, chief engineers office, be-
tween 8 and IL. No phone calls,
please.
MAINTENANCE HELPER, must be
able to handle tools, service sta
ton exper. pref. but not neces-
Sary, Apply bet. rs am. at 231A
51st pL, Tuxedo. Nd. No phone
calls accepted.
MAINTENANCE MAN for general
building maintenance and repairs
oil furnace exp. necessary. Free
insurance. paid vacation, etc.
Apply YELLOW CAB, 31S Eye ct
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CONTINUED
Auto Mechanic

4eeklng. security, commission, an
nHel bonus plan, paid holidays
and vacation. usual company benz
eflts, no SATURDAY WORK. To
1erFtce Chfysler Corp. products.
Sc l ~; Rrsysrd, BANE,!A.No q
AUTO Statesmen, to sen new and
used RamblerS. Firm established
p yrs. Excel oppty. for an as
GTeSslve and dependable man. Need
not be experienced in automobile
sales. Pay plan, new car fur
nlshed. Mr.. SMITH. II. $500.
AUTO TRUCK MECHANIC. must
be experienced on All types 81
trucks. Ideal working conds.. twin
pest lifts. paid holidays and va
seation. profit sharing plan. See
Mr.. MaeBride IN person. STEUAR1
TRUCK CENTER. 20O1. W. Va
ave. ne. No phone calls please
BAKER-PASTRY
Experienced IN fine pastries, for
seasonal 3eb at Shenandoah Downs
Race Track. For interview apply
Room 2o5' washington National
BdKER, eIl-Found, reliable. sobei
and wants 70 work. Refs. required
BY appt., CHuLUM BAKERY
5000 Sargent rd., Chillum, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-30
HELp WoMEH
fcoNTINUEpl
BooKKEEPER

lExcELEFT OPPORTUNITY foE
with good background and refer
enees. Immediate opening. Con-
gtructionIreal estate exper, pre-
ferTed. Above average starting
Nalary. Highly desirable work con-
ditions, good location. Apply ONLY
Il highly qualified. II. e-5107.
BOOKKEEPER
We need Q thoroughly experienced
au-round bookkeeper. Salary open.
6-day week. Immediate. MAURICE
ELECTRIC, 1134 11th ct. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experi-
enced. all round bookkeeper and
girl Friday. for. builder.s office.
1880 or WIZ. 2-7790.
BKKPRs.-STRNO.-TYPIsT
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-7260
B00kkEEPER, GOOD typist. expe-
rienced through trial balance.
Salary open. Realtor- builder Of
flee. 1925 Old Georgetown I'd,
Bethesda. Nd. Call MRS. cREEL
for sppointWent xsosntoo Mon
BOOkkEEPEM, mtddle-aged women,
fully experienced. In double entry
bookkeeping, preparation social Sc
nancfal statements. Ar conditioned
office, 5-day week. Submit resume
to Box 1854. Star.
BUSINESS ADMINIsTRATI0N. Part
tine ~ Must d g sSo s S Sisa tig Ts.f
Bethesda-Chevy Chase area, Cal
Mr.. HOFFMAN,. WO. 6-4413.
CAsHTERs-CHECKKRs needed See
our nd under Instruction Courses.
lCASHIER TRAN. INST. NE. a-4R23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-30
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP WOMEN
Asst. Mortgage Clerk

Asst. Mortgage Clerk
Are you interested in a secure
mortgage banking firm7 II so,
and you are an accurate typist
with some experience in either
mortgage banking. title company
or real estate, please contact our
SeI ssesay offiSs ws can Gsr
willingness to learn and your
abilities prove you capable. We
work O 35-hr. week in pleasant
modern air-conditioned offices.
Won't you call us7
The BerenS Companies
MRS. AVERY Re. $4,000
ASST. BOOKKEEPER -----s3.900
NL AsBorT FEN EMpL.. 1907 H NV n goo
BANK BOOKKEEPER. Must be ex-
perienced. Good salary. pleasant
working conditions. Apply SECU-
RITY BANK, 9th and @ SITS. NV,
Washington, d. c.
BANK m ARLINGTON, VA, good
salary and working conditions,
permanent position. must be under
40. neat and attractive with abil-
ity to meet people. Good tele-
phone personality required, some
shorthand II she has the basic
qualities Of Q good secretary, tele-
Phone Mr.. GILL. ia. 6-7777.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for Rockville
area with managers license. full
or part time. Call PO. 2-6126.
BEAUTICIAN, excellent opportunity
for thoroughly experienced male
hair stylist for JULES CUSTOM
HAIR STYLIST new salon In An
napolis. Md. Call Miss Roberts
for interview. ST. 3-463S.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.. Sc,
location, full or part time. Call
10. 2-7134 or Ii. 7-2932.
BEAUTICIAN, beauty culture
teacher, for our Washington and
Va. schools. Good pay. good po-
sition. CAPITAL BEAUTY IN
STITUTE, ST. $4,000, RA. 3-SS75.
BEAUTY OPER. with D. c. mgrs
license and downtown following
Good opportunity with option Il
buy. ia. 2-9223. evenings.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Ss6-Sl25 per
VIZ. guarantees plus commission. g.
day VIZ. No manicuring. Steady
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIH
DRESSERS, ITO Eye st, NV,
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DRTVERs, tractor and trailer. fur.
6RIVE.IN REsTAURANT IN

8LECTKICIAN, journ., exp. D. c.
ploy. MAISEL ELECTRIC CO., 80
Kennedy ct. NV, RA. 3-3200-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-30
MANAGER TRAINEE

MANAGER-sANDwICH MAN
Extraordinary. Must meet
these qualifications: manage,
buy. work. promote mer-
chandise, be fast. Must
know Kosher. Polish. italian
and German meat products.
Starting salary $1,000 year
plus vacation and sick leave
with pay. Insurance avatl-
able. Salary increase no
limit. Must be sober and re-
liable. Box 423-D. Star.
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HELP MEN

Statesmen ca 70 ssll nsx ana used
foreign ears. and used Amsrican
cara Pay plan excellent with sal
ary 70 right man Yearly eleraec
has been IN excess OF $4,000.
1909 floor time and Demonstration
plan. plus other company benefits
Experience necessary. Contact Mr..
EARLY, il. $500.
SAILS, MANAGEEEENT = Success
full background sales or aecus-
toned meeting public. Economical
", Occupationally disturbed o.
Stymied. you may have been un-
consciously preparing yourself fol
this excellent opportunity. 2o-40
Family. 3 years residence. DL y
III SAILS MANAGERII
Excellent salary. Must have d. G.
license, be thoroughly experienced
n p s e HsSpsrts en- s saa s tS%slat.
ment. a. fer M. Levine.
Murray LEVINE IA. e-3l4s
SALESMAN, office supplies, exper-
established territory. good oppor.
tuntty, good pay. PRINCt
oEoRoB oFF1ck MACHINES
UN. 4-9400.
SALESMAN-Filte Queen vacuum
cleaner and health unit. Excel
earnings and opportunity New
franchise N y. Va eau 527-97Oe
or "a; $3.50 for appt. and dem
High school grad. good appearance
18th st. ne, SIDLIS Nv.
SANDWICH NAN. apply n person.
HOFBERG'S DELICATESSEN, 1885,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-08

Yours FREE with The pur-
chase of any Mari" model
RCA Whirlpool Appliance.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs 81 spe" 4-doof hardtop
fully power equipped. low mileage
exceptionally clean fully guar.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLIS JEEP SO DispatehsF, ne
tai cas-. aiding doorS. loW mfiasle
new tireG looks and runs lks nsS'
$o9a. ROSSLyN JKEP aALE9
1917 No. Lynn st.. Arl.. Va. IA.
Evening star., 1962-05-14

ThS 1+ i.a sEFf Tine ns! slCY cCSY Isss. sssSs 'ss sSs
Several used iseDS at. ssrEaiE
JEEP SAILS. 1917 n. Lgnn st.
Ari Va. IA $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-05-14

PLYMOUTH 81 Fury conv., VS.,
toruueflite, =. and b.. power steer
ing, beaut. metallic blue finish
with white ytnyl top and Wv,
tires, exceptionally low mileage,
spotless throughout. 50, ,2e6, Small
gown payment. payments at bank,
L. p. STEUART, INC.
1440 p ST. NE. De, 2-4sOO
Evening star., 1962-05-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAlEBLER 1850 American 2-dr sta
wagon. Weathereye heat, econom-
ieaI stand. shift. Bank finaneing
S1,l95.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

VALIANT 81 woo z-dr.: auto.
s:sS ssHss ssas:r :asss Mig asAs slsss ssIsSs low
Arlington Ford
1917 n. MOORE ST. IA. 7-s7po
VALIANT 1851 4-dr. ?. and r..
$4,000 MI. excel cond. Cau any
time, b32-7e04.
WHY'S JEKP STATION WAGON
80. New motor last ". Brakes last
mo. S37b. Ap. S-O6b4 aft. 9 pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
Guy Steuart

THUNDERBTRD 80 hardfop-
beautiful loV nileage ] owner ear
ehowToom eond. year warranty
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-23
Lots of
Back
TO
School

News and advertisements In
the Sentinel this week. See
second section Of this issue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-23
Septic Tank Woes
OF Potomac Now
Issue Campaign
Under Court Order
6 Teen-Aged-Va ndals
To Clean Up School

Six teen-aged boys convicted
of vandalism at Belt Junior
High have been sentenced in
county Juvenile court to a days
labor Thursday identifying the
premises instead of defacing
them.
Assistant Principal Robert
Zimmerman said recent vandal-
ism at the school included win
dows broken by golf balls and
other hurled objects and powder
burns on doors where. vandals
apparently tried to gain access
by exploding gunpowder packed
into small pipes.
The youths, he said, will be
assigned the task of Scubbing
the outside of the building, edg-
ing flower beds and removing
grass from the parking lot.
"And if they run out of work
on the outside of the building
we've plenty that can be done
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-23

Armed with a license for the
undertaking from the Coast
Guard, the nine youths, all coun-
ty residents, will assemble their
raft which uses Oil drums as
pontoons on Friday and Satur-
day and if it proves seaworthy
they'll raise their mainmast
and jib sails and SCI forth.
The raft is also equipped with
five-and-a-half and seven-and-
a-half horsepower engines and
at the end of the Potomac
River at a rendezvous point
they'll be delivered a 40 horse
power engine which they'll use
in the broader waters of the
Chesapeake Bay.
The nine youths are: Capt.
Fred Nygard, IS, Allenwood;
First Mate Lee Leaman, IS,
Cloverly; Engineer Paul Atwill,
16, Norbeck; and crewmembers
Chip Walter, Is, Gayfields;
Dave Johnson, Is, Brookeville;
Jeff Edwards, IA, Brookeville;
Jack Johnson, Is, Ashton; Bob
Leaman, Is, Cloverly, and Bob
Gurin, IS, Spencerville.
Advisors to the two boys
who did all the construction
work on the "a by IL foot raft
themselves were Scott AtwilI
and Henry Nygard.
The boys figure it'll take them
a week 20 reach their destina-
tion-Camp Roosevelt which is
on the Chesapeake Bay near
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-23
IBM Se,ver
Line Tie-In
Is Rejected

First formal request by
a county developer to tie in
his community to the closed
access sewer line to the In
ternational Business Ma
chimes Corp. plant outside
Gaithersburg fell flat on its
face before the County
Council this week.
The controversial sewer line
was approved by the Council
over opposition from planners
who argued just such attempts
would be made by developers to
make use of the new Sanitary
Commission facility.
The Council stood its ground
firmly, though, this week dur.
ing an appearance by John p.
Moore, counsel for the Yarnick
Development Corp, which seeks
to develop about $40 acres of
land off Old Germantown and
Shaffer rds. into half-acre home.
sites to King View Knobs.
Specifically, Yarnick sought
relief from the County Plan
ming Boards denial Of his ap-
plicatiOn TO develop rs new
homes on the property, where
10 are already served by sep
tic tanks.
In its denial, the Planning
Board termed the proposed de-
velopment "a septic village, -
attorney Moore told the Council.
Though Moore was armed
with Health Department ap.
provel of a septic system for the
25 homes, he pointed out the
development would be less than
a mile from the IBM sewer and
that Yarnick is willing to put
up 100000 10 tie in his com
munity to it.
Council members, however,
were disinclined to 90 along
with Yarnick's request, with
president David L. Cahoon point.
ing out that part of the agree.
ment on the sewer had been that
no connections would be made
to II outside the present WSSC
Sanitary District except to re-
medy emergency health needs.
II see no reason TO violate
the provisions of this agree.
ment, unless we have an In.
dicatiOn from the Planning
Board that such a sewer tie-in
falls within the general plan
for the area"
Moore disclosed that the pro-
perty is expected to be designa-
ted for fiye-acre open space zon.
ing in the forthcoming general
plan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-23
Republican
Candidate
Hits CahOon
BY ELY Bradley
Sentinel Reporter

A posh Potomac neigh
borhood's sewage troubles
turned into a first-class po-
litical football this week, as
local Republicans prepared
to assault the Democratic
County Council for failure
to remedy the situation.
Charles Bressler, president OF
the county Young Republicans
Club and a COP candidate for
the House of Delegates called
a meeting of all local Republi-
can candidates for the State
Legislature and the County
Council last night, to seek inn
mediate action.
WED like to see somebody,
somewhere promise something
will be done toward getting the
county to enforce its laws on
sewage disposal" Bressler de-
clared.
He said he will ask for the
immediate appointment of a spe-
cial commission made up of out.
side public health experts and
two outspoken critics of the
county's handling of the sewage
situation In the Potomac area.
They are John III. Mullaney
and g. Yates Cook, both own
ers of expensive homes ON the
old Williamsburg Case tract
off River rd., who have
brought suit against the coun.
ty for failing TO correct the
health hazard created by fauI.
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WSSC Says
Area Hasn't
Asked for
w alter Line

Despite the current wide
ly-publicized Juror over ade-
quacy Of private water and
sewage systems in the Po-
tomac area, the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion reports it has had no
requests for public service
there.
Although the sanitary district
does not take In the area, both
Potomac and the Williamsburg
tract came into its rural water
area three years ago, and wa
ter service could be extended TO
them.
we could 90 in with water
but not sewer service. by levy.
ing front.foot benefit assess
ments," spokesman said.
Present plans, he continued.
are 10 bring water supply
line down Falls rd. TO River
I'd. In the 1963-64 construction
program, to connect with
existing water service In the
Bethesda area.
A major supply line now cuts
through the area from the new
Potomac filtration plant over
TO Wheaton, he said, but 1t is a
closed-acess pipe.
WSSC representatives dis
cussed the agency's plans and
operation before a Potomac civic
group about year ago, he add.
ed, "but there was no apparent
desire to get service from US"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-23
Court Here
Is HOnOred

Montgomery County Peoples
Court has been selected for it's
second award from the Ameri-
can Bar Association for the con-
duct and administration of its
Traffic Court.
The award, to be presented
late next month, will be an hon
orable mention for noteworthy
Improvements in traffic court
activities over the past year.
The local court took a top
award among counties in 1858.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-23
Dog Tag
DeadIile

Owners of unlicensed dogs In
Rockville are reminded that
Aug. 81 is the deadline for OBJ
tanning a license without paying
a SO penalty.
Tags for the July to June IL
cense year are sold during May
and June without penalty at the
regular fee so for a male or
spayed female and 81 for an UNI
spayed female). During July
and August 81 penalty is
charged if the dog was subject
to licensing prior to July 1 and
after Aug. 81 such a penalty be.
comes SO.
Licenses may be obtained at
City Hall.