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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
RocioI Bios Charged,
In New York Executions

NEW YORK Dec 8 (AP).-Evdence that Negroes and
Puerto Rcans the principal victims the death penalty
In New York State has been presented before legislative
hearing.
The hearing conducted yesterday by the Temporary
Commission Revision of the Penal Law and Criminal Code
Mayron Issacs counsel to the Urban League Of WeSche
ter County told the commission that capital punishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Moscow TuIks
Concluded, Tito
Visits StoIingrud

MOSCOW, Dec. 8 (AP). -
President Tito left Moscow to-
day on q train trip to the city
of Volgograd formerly Stall
ingrad) after five days of
meetings with Premier Khru-
shchev.
The Yogoslav leader and his
wife were accompanied on the
trip by Mr.. Khrushchev's SON.
in-law, Alexei Adzhubei, editor
Of the newspaper Izvestia, and
his wife, Rada.
Also accompanying President
Tito and his party OF top Yugo-
slav officials was Yuri Andro-
pow, central committee secre-
tary in charge Of relations with
Communist parties in the So
cialist countries.
Mr.. Andropov's presence at
Kremlin talks between Presi-
dent Tito and Premier Khru-
shchev this week has been in
terpreted as an indication that
the two leaders have discussed
ways of mending the breach
between their two Communist
parties.
President Tito was expected
to return to Moscow Thursday
or Friday after visiting Volgo-
grad and Leningrad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

Negroes and IL Puerto Ricans.
"As administered in New
York today" he said. capital
punishment is a symptom of
and a stimulus to racial preju-
dice"
There were no statistics pre-
sented during the hearing that
gave evidence that Negroes and
Puerto Ricans were or were not
involved in more crimes than
other groups.
However, q lone dissenter
during the hearing was Justice
Samuel s. Liebowitz Of Kings
County (Brooklyn) Supreme
Court.
Justice Liebowitz said:
There's Just one deciding fac
tor, just one: Does capital pun
ishment deter crime2"
Answering his own question,
he declared: you bet 1t does.
Not all killers, but some 1t does
deterl"
Justice Liebowitz said advo-
Gates of eliminating the death
penalty could produce no fig
ures to override his opinion,
which he said was formed
through long experiences as
both lawyer and Judge. He was
a criminal lawyer before be-
coming q justice.
He urged that juries be given
more discretion in recommend
ing mercy in murder cases, and
also suggested establishment of
"a special State commission to
review all death sentences.
The commission, he said,
would decide whether the death
sentence should be allowed to
stand, or should be commuted
to life in prison on the basis
Of hearings it would hold.
He further recommended that
the commission have sole COM
mutation powers, taking that
right away from the Governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

was inherently q penalty that
Disseminated against the poor
and the ignorant Of minority
groups.
He presented statistics show
ing that Of IL prisoners exc
cuted at Sing Sing Prison be-
tween November 81, 1857, and
November 20, 1862. 10 were Me-
groes and one was Puerto Ri
can.
OF Is prisoners who were
confined to the death house in
November. seven were Negroes
and five Puerto Ricans.
I'VE believe that the death
sentences imposed and carried
out in New York State reflect
an inherent tendency of the
death penalty to victimize the
Negro and, to a growing extent
here. the Puerto Rican." Mr..
Isaacs declared.
During the same five-year
period, Mr.. Isaacs said that Of
so prisoners under sentence of
death at Sing Sing. % were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

JACK MCCALL, DESPERATE" 1852. Second
rate Western. George Montgomery. ll:25-9
"YAoUI DRUMS" 1855 Mexican bandit
aids a man searching for the murderer Of his
brother Average Western. Rod Cameron.
j. Carroll Mash. 1891
NANCY DREW. REPORTER" 1889. Good
juvenile thriller with the teen-age detective.
Bonita Granville and John Litel 1850
Thursday P.M.
BIG TOWN GIRL" 1897. Claire Trevor and
Donald Woods. LOS
"cRIME SCHOOL" 1888 Warden Humphrey
drama The Dead End Kids are featured.
500
GOVERNMENT GIRL" 1913. A secretary
romances a doIlar-a-year man in wartime
Washington. olivia de HaviIIand and Sonny
Tufts. ll:l0-5
THE UNLIMITED" 1914 Ghost fans will
love this weII-toId chiller about young couple
who buy haunted house in England Ray
Midland and Ruth Hussey. ll:25-q
LADY ON A TRAIN" le45. girl sees a
man murdered but nobody believes her.
Fairly exciting mystery. Deanna Durbin and
Ralph BelIamy. ll:3o-7
"A SHOT IN THE DARK" 1910. Above
average murder story with William Lundigan
holding his own with Regis Toomey for acting
honors. Nan Wynn. l:l5-9
Friday P.M.
"EMERGENcY CALL" 1893. WEAK meIo-
drama) Betty Furness, Bill Boyd. 1905
FOLLY TO BE WISE" 1919. Delightful
British comedy about an army chaplain
AIastar Sim, Elizabeth Allan. 500
"A BEDTIME STORY" le4l. Good comedy
about an actress who wants to retire but her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

THAT FoRsYTHE WOMAN" l949. AwOman
falls for her nieces fiance. Greer Carson
Enrol Flynn 1l:3o-7
MEET NE IN ST. LOUIS" 1914. A senti-
mental tale, with music, about family at the
turn of the century. Judy Garland, Margaret
oBrien. 100
Saturday AN.
STAGE TO CHINO" 1910. Another George
o'Brien western 1905
MOUSE IN THE WOODS" 1859 tBritsh0
A mystery writer and his wife find danger
and mystery in the country. Undistingushed
thriller. Ronald Howard. 1905
Saturday P.M.
THAI l MAY LIVE" 1897. Grade 3 nom
sense about an ex-con who goes straight.
Rochelle Hudson and Robert Kent. l2:3o-9
"cHARLEY MOON" 1855. tBritish) An old
Army buddy starts his friend on show
business career Dennis Price, 100
"THE LEOPARD MAN" 1913 Thrilling. sus-
pensefuI meodrama very good job. Dennis
o'Keefe and Mareo. 1905
DAKOTA INCIDENT" 1856 stasecoach
driver and passenger ward off Indian attacks.
Fairly good western. Linda DarneII and Dale
Robertson 23O-4
"EBB TIDE" 1897. Confused story Of men
marooned on an island ruled by man who
wants to play god. Barry Fitzgerald, Ray
Midland and Frances Farmer. 500
WITH A SONG IN MY HEART" 1852. The
story Of singer Jane Froman and her comeback
after near fatal air crash. Susan Hayward.
David Wayne and Rory Calhoun. 900
FIVE STEPS TO DANGER" 1857. Dull
espionage drama dealing with secret agents
and secret formulas Sterling Hayden and
Ruth Roman ITO
LONE STAR" 1852 A big Western film
, 1962-12-27

We at cARIRAIR extend
holiday greetings to all our friends
in the Caribbean. Dedicated to the air trans
portation needs of the communities we serve.
CARIBAR in 1862 completed = major
recruitment program and introduced our
new fleet of Jato Convair aircraft. With these
faster, more modern planes we are
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15
DR.. 'Nike'' Is Most
Unsung Hero Around

The Shaw High Football team has completed a most
successful what with six victories two losses and
and share of the coveted Lake Erie League title.
For their efforts 30 youngsters will be hailed
banquet shortly and receive letters Further coaches will
be honored managers acclaimed and a good time will be
had by ALL
No doubt, also due for mention (but slight fear)
will be gentleman by the of Dr. Charles Mike"
Althoff, surgeon at Huron Road Hospital and the
Cardinals doctor for the past eight years.
We have often heard from the boys the team that
far they concerned, DR.. mike" is Shaws most
valuable letterman.
To this we attest after observing him the past
three seasons both in the locker and the field
We have noticed that to DR.. "Mike" wound on the
gdron battlefield too small for his immediate and expert
We have him rush to the aid of injured
gladiator many occasions matter whose side the
youngster may have been
We have him in the Shaw dressing room wrapping
miles of bandage and tape around spraned ankles legs
etc. He does this for free.
We think that DR.. Mike has earned his letter.
FREE CAR WASH Ronnie Cohen Of the Freetcoy
Auto Wash 1868 Euclid that t0p-notch
bowlers in the cleanup ot the Freecoy. That is
the ac offer free cashes to boUers cho
bring ample proof that they hare bocled and pal
boiers U be giren equal treatment proof they hare
hit the 100 mark.
Car mashes qciU be ncorded per game and proof
such as official sheet must be presented
IT'S OFFICIAL, j. Durant (Tom) Mix will open his
CPA accounting and business consulting office his home
1924 Helmsdae, tomorrow.
House of Lurenburg, of luxurious naoeIs.
They recently ordered 500 Christmas cards From
phere? The SCOOP Card Shop, 814 East 152nd St,
qchere else?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15

can learn to make book ends,
ash trays and even a coffee
table. A small weekly fee will
be charged for those attending.
For little girls, s to II years
old, there's the Hobby House
Special which has begun. There
will be Holiday Crafts, Swim
ming, Sports, Holiday Cooking,
Trampoline, Gym Games and
lots of fun for all.
For adults, the YWCA has a
special five week course in
Linoleum Block Printing tech.
niques to make your own per.
sonalized Christmas cards and
gife wrapping paper. This class
began last Monday and will be
scheduled daytime or evening
depending on the interest. Mrs
Andrea Smyke is the instructor
If you are beginning to think
about holiday entertaining and
need some help in the flood
area" the YWCA has just the
course for you. The Party Foods
and Christmas Baking Class has
begun. You can delight your
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15

Patricia Balmenti recently
was a member of the Homecom-
ing Queens Court ceremonies
at Western Reserve University
Miss Balmenti, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. Bal.
menti of 2275 Walden rd., is 9
science major at the University
where she is a senior.
She is also secretary of he1
class and social chairman of her
dormitory. She is a graduate of
Shaw.
Mary Kay Muckley, a fresh
man at Bowling Green State
University and the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard F. Muck
ley 1851 Mann ave. is a men,
ber of the copy writing staff of
the BGSU yearbook, The 1868
Key, during her first semester
at the university.
A 1862 graduate of Shaw
High School, she is majoring in
elementary education.
Ward Lyndall, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Lyndall. 1921
Helmsdale rd., was designated
an alden Scholar" at an Hon.
ors Day Convocation at Ale
gheny College last week.
The award, named for Allie
gheny's first president, recog-
nizes high academic achieve
ment for the 1961-62 school
year. DR.. Herbert Ross Brown,
the Edward Little professor of
Rhetoric and Oratory at Bow
doin College, delivered the ad-
dress.
Lyndall, now in his soph-
more year, was listed with stu
dents maintaining an average
of 80 or above.
Russell Fox, son of Mrs. Au-
drey Fox, 2128 West Sunrise
ave, Anaheim, California, en-
tered fall 1862 freshman class
of the University Of California,
at Santa Barbara.
He plans to major in Math.
Russell is a January, 1862
graduate of Shaw High School
where he was active in Student
Council, Band, Orchestra, Rhy-
thm Teens, member of National
Honor Society, basketball man.
ager and class vice president.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15
Campus News

The Fox family moved from
1889 Nelawood rd., in Septem
ber and settled in Anaheim.
Son Robert attends Savanns
High School, is in 18th grade
plays basketball and sings ir
Mems Choir.
Richard Fox is a sixth grader
at Adelaid Price School.
Mrs. Fox worked at Kirk
Junior High School for the past
three years as Program Clerk.
Barbara Lee Albrecht, a gra-
duate Of Shaw High School, has
been elected secretary Of the
senior class at Baldwin-W allace
College.
She is member Of the Zeta
Tau Alpha sorority and was
junior class secretary. The
Greek Council, choir, OSEA,
and the YWCA are listed among
her other activities.
Barbara, an elementary ed
ucation major, is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
w. Albrecht of 14125 Savan-
nah dr..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15

friends with unusual tasty, de-
licious party foods. Mrs. Helen
Robinson is the instructor.
Call the YWCA, GIL. 1-3425
and reserve place for your
self in the special short term
classes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15
Paper Drive
At Caledonia

The Caledonia Elementary
School student council is having
it's first paper drive of the
school year.
The money will go toward
special assemblies for the
pupils.
Donations to the paper drive
will be gratefully appreciated.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15
Opens Office

DR.. Harry S. Rzepka has an
nounced the opening of hi
dentist office at 1891 Hayder
ave. The site was formerly tn
location of DR.. Paul J. Melnick
DR.. Rzepka graduated from
John Adams High School, Ohio
University in Athens and the
College of Dentistry at Ohio
State University.
He will have office hours or
Monday and Fridays in the eve-
nings until 8 p. m. and or
Saturdays.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15

DEAR GORDON: The time
has come" the Walrus said, Ito
speak Of many things !" and
the best way to sell all of those
things is with one of those
Little Ads with Big Results!
Just call GIL. 1-4393 before
8 p. m. Tuesday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15
Holiday Specials

If you have ever felt that a
regular class in swimming was
not quite what you wanted, the
East Cleveland YWCA has
started what may be just what
you have been looking for.
For those who are afraid Of
the water but would still like
to learn to swim, here is the
way to do it. A Confidence
class is designed to help those
who are afraid Of the water
adjust to it and learn to swim.
Or, for those who already
know how to swim but may
have some particular difficulty
or question about style or
strokes, the Tip-Dip is the
answer. A qualified instructor
will be on hand to answer any
questions and give tips on
swimming.
These classes will meet for
five weeks at both morning and
evening times. The Confidence
class will be held Tuesday, 7:45-
$50 p. m. and Thursday, 9:45-
10 a. m. The Tip-Dip will be
I Tuesday, 10-10:30 a. m. and
/ 7:15-7:45 p. m. For further
information call GIL. 1-3425.
\ In addition to the above
swimming pool extras, the East
Cleveland YWCA is offering
some short five week courses
to help you prepare for the
holidays.
A class in Mosaic Thing for
1917 year girls begins today
- O. H. H..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-15
(lA 7 he
81 VS.
IO|dOw|
YM-YW News

"Y" boys made excellent
showing in first meet against
team which has been competing
for seven seasons. Scores were
as follows:
East Cleveland Midgets AZ
Southeast Midgets 81
East Cleveland Preps q
Southeast Props 4e
East Cleveland Juniors sc
Southeast Juniors az
East Cleveland Intermediates p
Southeast Intermediates 5s
East Cleveland boys winning
first were: Midgets: Larry
Trotter, 20 yd. butterfly; Scott
Schieman, 60 yd. freestyle;
Rick Clark, 90 yd. back stroke
Scott Schieman, 20 yd. breast
stroke: Ricky Rothhas, diving;
Rick Clark, 80 yd. individual
medley.
Preps: Ray Tiltins. 40 yd.
freestyle: Ziskin, Nelie. Tilton
and B. Westcott, 100 yd. free
style relay.
Juniors: Ernie Brass, 40 yd.
freestyle; Mark Westcott, 100
yd. individual medley.
Intermediates: Dennis Hamil-
ton, 100 yd. butterfly; Ward
Freeman, diving; Dennis Hamil-
ton, 100 yd. individual medley.
Coaches are Dave Costill,
Dick Clark. Bob Grahm, Bob
Schieman, Ray Rothaas, Ron
Wright and Bruce Nasko.
Next meet is Saturday at
West Side Branch and the fol-
lowing Saturday will be our
first meet against a very strong
Brooklyn team.
Evening star., 1962-10-27

The following have been ap-
proved by the Federal Gov
ernment, but letters of consent
from the owners have not been
received:
Bailey's Elementary School, 400 Knoll
wood dr., near Falls Church.
Congressional School, 6A7 Sleepy Hollow
rd., near Falls Church.
Fairfax High School, Lee hwy, Fsirfa'
City.
Ravenwood Apis, s22l Leesburg Pike
near Falls Church.
Telephone Bldg, TAOS Duke st., AMMAN
dale -
Telephone Bldg. 2o4 POpkins lane. Grove
Weyanoke Elementary School, 6lo9 Brad
dock rd., near Alexandria.
The following have been
approved by the Federal Gov
ernment, and letters of consent
from owners have been re-
ceived:
Center Section, Seven Corners Shoppinl
Center, Arlington blvd. and Route l.
Charter House Motel, Shirley hwy. anC
Edsall rd., Alexandria.
DOuge Greek Treatment Plant, 334 Rob
erts rd., Mount Vernon area.
Drug Fair, 923 Graham rd., near Fall
Church.
Fairfax Hospital, 1901 Gallows rd
-Groveton Baptist Church, l94e Richmond
hwy, Groveton.
Julius Garfinckel Seven Corners Store
Route J and Arlington blvd
Mount Eagle Elementary School, II S
Kings hwy, near Alexandria.
Old Dominion National Bank, 720S Little
River Turnpike.
Parkwood Apis, 500 Vista dr., near Fall,
Church.
Research Laboratory Bureau. Langley.
Woodward and Lothrop Seven Corners
Store, Route and Arlington blvd
Evening star., 1962-10-27
Harrison Cites States
Preparation for Attack
BY Walt Kelly

Admitting that civil defense
would be inadequate, the Gov
ernor said every individual
should make it his business to
know what he should do in the
event of nuclear attack.
The Governor. who attended
a briefing in Washington on
the Cuban situation Thursday,
said he was certain President
Kennedy acted as soon as pos
sible after he had proof of a
Soviet missile buildup in Cuba.
The pictures shown at the
briefing, Gov. Harrison said,
were virtually the same as
those published and telecast
and shown in the United Ma
tions by Ambassador Ada i
Stevenson. He said they showed
8 to 10 missile bases capable
of making four launches each.
some being operational. He said
there is also evidence of facili-
ties for storage in Cuba of nu-
clear warheadS.
He expressed the view that it
is important for the people to
know that there was no undue
delay by the President.
The Governor said there had
been rumors and reports from
refugees but you don't take a
nation to the brink of a world
war without proof"
Evening star., 1962-10-27

RICHMOND, Oct. 81 (AP).-
Gov. Harrison said yesterday,
Virginia is as well prepared as
most States and better than
many in the event of nuclear
attack. He said he was graft
fled and proud at the calm
manner in which Virginians
are taking the Cuban crisis.
The Governor told a news
conference that Virginia is in a
comparatively better position
because of it's many military
installations with personnel
trained in civil defense. On the
other hand, he said, those mill
tary installations m can the
State would more likely be a
target.
He said everyone is con-
Scious of the inadequacies of
national defense because of the
size of the job and public
but he expressed the
view the Russians are in a SIM
liar situation.
I'VE have tried to generate
enthusiasm for the program
Civil Defense) but wit h o u t
much success" he said. THE
thought of nuclear war is so
horrifying, so completely be-
yond human comprehension.
that this state of mind has
made the work of civil defense
officials very difficult"
Evening star., 1962-10-27
Parents Assured
Pupils Will Get
CD Assistance

William S. Schmidt, super
intendent of Prince Georges
County schools, has assured
parents that schools will be
given top priority in the dis
tribution of materials for
maintaining life" in the event
of a national emergency.
The superintendent noted
that he had met with school
principals Ito reactivate civil
defense measures previously
planned in the event of a pub
lie emergency" Principals were
instructed to acquaint their
students with emergency proce-
dureS, he said.
Mr.. Schmidt asked parents
to keep abreast of the Cuban
situation through news broad
casts. and not to call the board
of education except on a mat
ter of particular urgency" =
Evening star., 1962-10-27
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS


Today's word game is de-
signed to test your ability to
recognize adjectives similar to
one another in meaning. Below
you will find two groups Of ten
words each. The first group is
numbered 1, 2, 8, etc. The
second group is lettered A, B,
C, etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word Of
almost the same meaning (syn-
onymD in the second group.
Thus the word numbered l may
mean practically the same as
the word lettered F. Write this
down as IF. When you have
all the answers check against
the correct pairings at the bot
tom.
Note: Score 10 for each cor
rect answer-100 is excellent;
80, good. If you score below 80,
better look up in your diction-
ary the words you missed.
Evening star., 1962-10-27
MONTGOMERY County

Bethesda Methodist Church, $500 Old
Georgetown rd,, Bethesda.
Bulls School Main Bldg, sSol Houston
St, Silver Spring
Robin Bldg, 1881 Eastern ave.
Guardian Bank, S60s Cameron st., Silver
Spring.
Farmers Bank, e. Montg. ave-. Rock
vile.
Suburban Trust Co., 1901 University
blvd, Wheaton, Nd.
Sligo Apis, 700 Sligo ave-, Silver Spring
Corona Apts,' ia Sligo ave-, silver
Christ Congressional Church, s52s Coles
vile rd.
Hartford Thayer Apis, 500 Thayer ave,
Silver Spring. T
Ken Mil APts., Sll9 Manchester I'd
Silver Spring. =
Manchester Apts., SOo4-O6 Manchester I'd
Silver Spring.
Manchester House. IS East Wayne ave.
Chestnut Lodge, 500 W. Montgomery ave.
| Rockville.
Georgian Motel, 1910 Georgia ave-. Sill
Doctors Bldg. 1885 Eastern ave. Silver
Spring.
Glen Lane Apis. 4949 Battery lane,
Bethesda.
Armory~ Md. National Guard, Pershing
and Wayne aves., Silver Spring.
Blair Park Apis, 72l Eastern ave-,
Silver Spring.
Bradford House, 1901 Manchester rd.,
Silver Spring.
Summit Hill Apis, s5Oo-lo 10th st.
summit Hill Apis, l7ol East-West hwy,
Summit Hill Apis. 1908 and l7os East.
West hwy
Summit Hill Apts., sso2 and ssoA 10Th st.
Sentinel Apis, sool-o3 Sentinel dr., Glen
IBM Bldg. lo9oI westlake dr.. Rockville.
IBM Bldg, 326 E. MOntg. ave-, Rockville.
IBM Bldg, 722o Wis. ave-, Bethesda.
Sisters Of Mercy, 10000 Kendale I'd, Be-
Sylvan Apt, 1871 Maple ave-. Takoma
Park.
High School. l26os Lakewood
San. Hosp, 1900 Carroll ave-,
POoks Hill Apis, POoks lane, Bethesda.
County Federal Savings and Loan, ia
Commerce lane, Rockville.
Citizens Bldg. and Loan, Fenton st. and
Pershing dr., Silver Spring.
National Institutes Of Health (All Build
ings), Bethesda.
National Institutes of Health CBssements), t,
Bethesda.
Blair Hill Apis, l22O-24 Blair Hill I'd.
Silver Spring.
Extair Gardens Apis, 6soS Fairfax rd.,
st. Johns Episcopal Church. 67ol Wise.
ave, Bethesda.
Spring Garden Apis, so2s-3l Eastern
ave-, Silver Spring.
National Institutes of Cleaners, e00l Geor-
gia ave, Silver Spring
Suburban Trust Bank, s722 Flower ave-,
Silver Spring.
Falkland Apis. lsAs N. Falkland lane.
Silver Spring.
GOOdacre Apis, 500 Domer ave-, Silver
Spring.
Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1851 Car.
roll ave-, Takoma Park.
Bethesda East Apis, 4405 East West
Bank Of Bethesda. $500 Wis. ave-. Be-
theSda.
Como Bldg, ITO Wis. ave, Bethesda.
Earle Manor Apis, los2o Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring.
Woodward and LOthrop, Wheaton Plaza.
Asbury Methodist Home, 20 Russell ave-,
Citizens Bank, 1000 Carroll ave-. Takoma
Park
Brentwood Apis, 636 Houston ave-. Ia
koma Park.
Houston Apis, 64l Houston ave-. Takoma
Park
winchester Apis. 1870 Maple ave-. TakO-
Round Hill Apis. 1884 Freyman dr.. Sill
yer Spring
wsSC Filtration Plant. l22o River rd..
Potomac.
Suburban Hospital. $500 Old Georgetown
rd
Montgomery Blair High School, 3oI
Wayne ave. Sc.
Frank R. Jelleff, $685. Colesville rd., Sill
yer Spring.
Heidi Bakery, $50 King st.; Silver Spring.
Science Bldg, BCC High School, 1901
East-West hwy, Bethesda.
County Bldg, los S. Perry ST., Rockville