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of due process" because wit
neSSes were without counsel.
Eight Tell Of Bias
4 Eight witnesses testified they
were refused service at the
/ restaurant.
! Alger Y. Barbee. attorney fol
the restaurant. and its owner
Samuel L. Crivells, jr.. told the
nine-member commission that
Mr.. Crivella has never dis
criminated on account Of race
\ But he has Disseminated
and will continue to discrimin-
ate against those who try "a
hurt his business" Mr.. Barbee
said. ''and that includes sit
inners. pickets and other kinds
Of exhibitionistS." According to
witnesses, no demonstrations
took place at the restaurant
until after Negroes were re-
fused service.
Mr.. Barbee eontended that
Crivella's should be exempt
from the public accommoda-
tons law on grounds that the
restaurant is q tavern. The
ordinance. adopted by the
county council in January,
exempts establishments where
the sale Of alcoholic beverages
constitutes q primary part"
Of a restaurants business.
Counsel Clash
Assistant County Attorney
Richard J. Sincoff said the
argument was invalid because
Mr. Crivella's beer and wine
license was issued under pro-
visions applying to an estab-
liShment which does the major
part Of its business in food.
The two attorneys clashed
earlier when Mr.. Sincoff at
tempted to introduce docu-
ments into the case which Mr..
Barbee claimed he never had
seen. The attorney for the
restaurant and his client
Stalked out of the hearing
room. which was packed with
l25 persons. but returned later
when Mr.. Sincoff agreed not
to submit the documents.
Tells Of Service
One witness. Mrs. Peggy r.
Wayne. Of 125 Ingraham street
NV. said she was served part
of her meal at Crivella's on
April 20. but when joined by
three darker Negroes was re-
fused any further service.
Mr.. Nix. Of 1916 Montana
avenue NE. said he entered
the restaurant on April II and
was refused service. because
the waitress said the booth I
was seated in was reserved"
When he again entered the
premises on April 20 he also
was refused service, Mr.. Nix
continued.
The commission has two al
ternatives in dealing with The
Criyella case. II. after study
Of last nights testimony, it
finds the restaurant violated
the law. it can order Mr.. Cra-
vella &c stop discrimination. II
this is done and a further vlo-
lation occurs. the commission
may turn the case over 10 the
courts for civil or criminal
action.
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Roads Official Tries
ToCoIm Route 66 Fears

running roughly along Wash
ington boulevard from Roose-
welt street to WILLIAMSBURG
boulevard. This would cost
about $7.8 million, but consume
many more homes.
Mr.. Hunsburger insisted that
this right of way has not been
chosen. but Is merely one of
several the State is studying
in an effort 20 find the most
practical one.
Some Will Get Hurt
Thus. the fears of those who
would lose their homes along
the new route may be unjusti-
fled. he contended. But he
frankly added:
I'VE really are kidding our
selves when we say that a road
of this type is not going to
hurt anyone. We know that
it is"
The most he could promise
was that the State within the
next six months will try to
make a dicesion. one which will
hurt the fewest people the
least.
County Board Member Leo
UrbanSke said he and his COL
leagues were shocked that the
State is considering a route
different from the one Arling-
ton prefers. but expressed fears
that the one the county wants
will not be accepted.
He warned that unless the
Metropolitan Area achieves an
effective mass transit system,
Arlington's highway troubles
are only beginning with Route
Sc and that the county in
creasingly will live under the
threat that ever-bigger chunks
of its land will be blanketed
with concrete for the benefit
Of alien commuters.
Evening star., 1962-07-12
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The 9Th International
Glass Congress of the
American Ceramic Society
continues for the fifth day
at the Sheraton-Park.
This information is supplied BY
the Convention and Visitors Bu-
reau Of the Metropolitan wash
inRton Board OF Trade.
Evening star., 1962-07-12
Negroes Prepare
To Test Bios Law
In Montgomery

Negro leaders today said they would court with
plants against Silver Spring restaurant after totally
satisfactory" hearing before the Montgomery County
Commission Human Relations
The notice of action after the commissions
first public hearing night witnesses testified that
Evening star., 1962-07-12

Despite the prospects Of an
immediate court reversal Mont
gomery County planners YES
terday stuck to their original
plan to freeze all reznninEs
that could make the cost of
super highway land purchases
more expensive.
In q 80 vote, the County
Planning Board denied applicH-
tion for rezoning Of five ACRES
off Sixteenth street for apart
ment use. Attorneys for the
land owners said earlier IN the
day that they would get a
court order to have the land
rezoned for high-rise apart
ment use.
The planners decision came
after a day-long hRssle over
the problem Of reserving super
highway rights-of-wRy before
the highway corridors have
been located officially by tn.
State Roads Commission.
The official reason given Tcr
the denial. however. Was that
the proposed apartment prof.
ect was not in accordance with
master plans. One Of the pru-
ponents Of the denial, board
member Louis GraVeIle. made
it clear. however, that his up-
position to the re1uning
Stemmed from the location Of
the property in one Of the
alternate routes for the Silver
Spring traffic corridor.
Gingery Opposed
Voting against the resnlu-
ton were Donald Gingery and
W. Lawson King. Mr.. GinEery
said he favored allowing the
rezoning because no one has
officially adopted an exact
route for the corridor. He sa1d
it would be unfair to halt Use
Of the land ''on the basis Of
a corridor which doesn't nd
pear on anybody's map"
Robert Linowes, attorney for
H. Glenn Garvin, owner Of the
apartment site, said earlier he
would get court approval To
force q county council reheRr-
ing on the coming petition. The
planning boards action yes
terday therefore viii have httle
effect except to put the plan
ners on record as opposing CON-
struction on land that might
be needed later for highway
construction.
The apartment site is located
off Sixteenth street near the
Baltimore g. Ohio railroad
right Of way. Anson road and
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RESORT AREAS TOMORROW

hEeOhN AkEAS TOMOhkOW
MARYLAND Delaware and virgini,
cloudy. high So.
Chesapeake Bay Partly cloudy
high So
NeE Jersey beaehes-Partly cloudy
hign 81.
Nags Head 10 Cape Hatteras-
Partly cloudy, high s4.
Skyline drivs-Partly cloudy. hiEl
s. With visibility GOOD.
Water Temperatures
Ocean City. 81: Annapolis. 70: At,
lantie City, 20; wildwood. Il.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midaisht ---- e Noon g.
) an an. - - e e ! P.m Pm. 3!
Record Temperatures fer the Year
Highest. as, on May 10.
Lowest. Q, on January IL.
Tide Tables
Furnished BY the United States Coas
and Geooetie Survey
Today Tomorrov
High 4.eIam. 5-I4am
Low -- IL IS am.
hlzh -- 4:i3p.m. S:4Op.m
Low -- ll:42 pm 1881 >. m
For high and low tides at the follow
Ing points subtract times indicate,
from the above. Annapolis, 81. hours
Bloody Point Light. "A hours; Colonia
Beach, 8 hours: Deale. A.. hours
Solonons Island. Ga hours: Poin
Lookout. ia hours.
The Sun and the Moon
Rises sets
Sun. today 5.53am. s:34 q. M
sun tomorrow 5:53Am. S:34 . I'M
Moon. today - 3;55p.m 2:O7 !. N
Automobile lights must be turnet
On "a heuR after sunset.
Evening star., 1962-07-12

Record Temperatures fer the Year
Highest. as, on May 10.
Lowest, Q. on January IL.
Evening star., 1962-07-12

of due process" because Wit
neSSes were without counsel.
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Tide Tables
Furnished BY the United States coas
and Geocetic survey
Evening star., 1962-04-20
ROOMS FURN.-MD. VA.
RooMs, APTs. 70 SHARE

ARL., close in-Girl, 2l-30, with
girls. Furn. hse., wash. mach,
dishwasher, maid. ia. 5-2167.
GEO'TWN.-Working mother de-
Sires to share her home with an
other. College background pref. FE
7-32SS.
YOUNG MOTHER to locate and
share apartment in Virginia with
same. 765-S956, after $50.
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APIS. UMFuRHIsHED-MD.

CHEVY CH.-sM. sPG., WHEATON,
Luxury apts., /, 2. 3 bedrooms,
Sis up, utilities incl: air cond.,
lge. kitchen cah.,- 13-eu.-ft. refgr..
garbage disposal; colored tiled
bath, huge storage. Free parking
6S7-49s3.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
Evening star., 1962-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
SOFA BED, brown plastic. Good
cnnE z raarx I'D ,nn.-trz ,,.,tst

STEREO, 7O-Eatt set plus > Mono
tape decks and AMIN tuner. Call
AID. 2-fTQI
Evening star., 1962-04-20
BABY DUCKS, RABBITS,

ACARAS TO ZEBRAS, beautiful
tropical fish, plants.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

LGE. FURN. RM.. share kit. Pre-
fer gentleman or working cple.
Call 547-6443. 1904 18th st. ne.
NEWTON ST, Ne, I836-Colored
Large front room. Nr. > bus lines,
nice location. LA. 9-1517.
NICELY FURN. RM., children ac-
cepted.. reasonable. LU. 4-532O.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICK TIME-Place your
order now. Call walker 3-l49I.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
PERFECT

HILLTOP HOUSE, cor. 18th. I475
Euclid st, NV Embassy Row, CEN
trail location at park. HU 3-3402.
Evening star., 1962-08-25

Opening lead: Spade queen.
When this hand was played
South was a red-blooded Amer
ican boy of Al who had been
brought up in the tradition of
doing his work. He kept his
principles. but he lost the slam
contract.
South won the opening lead
with the king Of spades, drew
trumps and cashed the ace and,
king Of clubs just in case some
body had Q-J or DIX Of
clubs. When nothing but small
clubs fell under the ace and.
king, South sighed and took a
fineSSe with dummy's queen of
hearts. East won the king ands
South eventually had to give up 7
another heart trick. Down one. !
Lazy Mans Way =
South should play the hand
the lazy mans way, allowing
East to do his share of the hard.
work. AS the cards lie, the CON-
tract is unbeatable.
South wins the first trick
with the king of spades, draws
trumpS with the king and
queen Of diamonds and cashes
both top clubs, Just as he did.
Then he caShes the ace of
spades, leads a diamond TO
dummy'S ace and returns A
club from dummy. .
East has to play the Jack of
clubs and South discards a
heart. The opponents are now
helpless. If East wins the club
trick, he must return a heart
up to dummy's ace-queen or
must lead a spade permitting
dummy to ruff while South dis
cards another heart. If West
overtakes with the queen of
clubs to get East out of the
endplay, dummy's 10 of clubs
is good for declarer's twelfth
trick.
This line Of play works II East
started with J-x-x or Q-x-x of
clubs. And II East has some
other club holding, South can
fall back on the heart finesse
as his last chance to make the
slam.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one
heart and the next player dou-
bleS. You hold:
A9742 0K1076 os3 AVA
What do you say2
Answer: Bid two hearts. This
shows trump support, but
nothing else. and a generally
bad hand. The raise may not
shut out the next opponent, but
it does tell your partner Just
what to expect.
(copyriEht, 1862. Gen. Features Corp,
Evening star., 1962-08-25
Beetle Outdoes Fire

DALLAS.-A Southern-pine
beetle infestation in Texas for
ests caused $660,OOO last year,
more than forest fires.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD
Get Opponents
To Help You

1t isn't enough to do your
own work at the bridge table.
You can't call yourself an ex-
pert unless you get the op-
ponents to do your work for
you.
Evening star., 1962-08-25
WORD GAME
Find As or more words In
Apostle

meaning highly pertinent" !"
Average is IS words: time limit,
As minutes.
Rules Of the game: /. Words must Be
OF four or more letters. .. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition al
such as bats" cats" are not
is used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answers to FLAVOROUS
favus. favors. faro. fluor. flour, floors,
flavors, foal, four. fools, foul. furk.
loaf. loot, afoul. also. aloof. valorous,
varus. yolar, oral. ours. oval. ovular.
sulfa. sural. sura.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25

HILLANDALE - Sacrifice! Lovely
so rambler wall those desired
features, including ctr. air cond
Only $4,000. Trades accepted.
c. paul hickman 10. 4-5500
HILLANDALE $23,5OO, 3-bedrm.,
2-bath
prime LOCATION"
brk. rambler w./carport, rec. rrn.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-1OOO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRING-Preferred loca.
t Te s isf d dSed Tm. l ssef de sP asc
kit, ga baths, lge. de luxe rec.
rm., full bsmt., carport. OWNER
"TRAGGER TAKES TRADES"
REALTORS JU, S-37OO
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WHEATON

Luxurious and spacious; bedrms.,
2 baths.
PRICED BELOW FILA VALUE"
Brk. split -level w/rec. rm.; extra
Ice. lot.
DIR: Out Ga. ave. to Niles st. and
left to 1900,
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GARRETT PARK

Brk. rambler w/3 bedrms.. 2 fire.
places, sep. din. rm.
ELEGANCE AND GRACE"
Fenced; walk-out bsmt; air-cond
rec. rm.. 1,500. Out Conn. ave
to north to Strathmore and lief
to Flanders.
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LANHAM

9212 3rd ST.
see and believe. Ramblers. LiV.
rm., with firepl.. sep. din. rm.,
modern. kit. w/wall, oven, space
range. four "a bedrms.. 2 baths.
tull rec; type bsmt. with exit.
Only S16,S50. DIR: Rte. so to
Lanham- Severn I'd. to Telegraph
left to 3rd, right to open house.
Paramount, HA. 2-18O0
ABOUT TO BUY? CHECK THIS
MT. 1,500 full pricel
Clean, comfy older home in Al
f f bio it 56edr0oms' sep SEP din
windows doors. FHA-GI terms.
HAGAN REALTY. INC, UN. 1858
ADELPHI, just listed-3- bedroom
rambler wa captivating kit; day
sumo lge. loan wI$1,5O0 down.
c. paul hickman HE. 1-1OO0
A DEL 2 c. choice listinsM;,Near..
fin. bsmt.; extras Incl. washer,
drier, air cond,. wall-to-wall car
peting: Purchaser may assume
FILA loan. Priced for immediate
sale, S19,950. To inspect call MEL
SON REALTY CO., HE. 4-230O or
474-3390
WORCESTERSHIRE AREA
Only S2S,5O0
q WOODED ACRE
3 ,bedrms.. 2 baths. din. rm.. bsmt.,
double carport.
w. ]. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
HU,LS-Charminp 3-hed-
cular bar, w.-to-w. carpeting,
air conditioning, large screened
porch; 81 200 down will handle or
assume CT loan.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO.. WA. 7-056O
ADELPHI-Attractiv brk. rambler
w/bsmt., very desirable area;
$4,000, FILA, cow. Less than
rent OWNER uF od51
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ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE
Brk.. split-level; 3 bedrms., 2 full
baths.
CLEAN AND LOVELY"
Sep. din. rm.- rec. rm.; fenced yard
only S22,950. Out VierS Mill to
left on Randolph I'd. to right en-
Hunters la. to left on Otis DIR. to
our sign.
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RAY PARK

6519 Sth PLACE
"A-OK for sale this week end,
this unique front-to back split
level offers everything incl.
enormous liv. rm., din. nm family
rm: combo., modern kit with
wal oven, space range, etc. 3
bedrms and den plus rec type
bsmt., 8 baths; SOS.
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WHITE OAKS

Just 5 min. away from this bath
SPARKLING NEW
Brk. level w/carport rec. rm
priced in mid-20s.
DIR. Out new Rte. 90 to Green
castle I'd, left to Old Columbia I'd
and right to 1900,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
nfQyGm
ABHOR THERE,
ABODE HERE
For Housing Problems
You Must Surmount,
Buy or Sell
With Paramount"
CHILLUM TERRACE

S47 COX AVE.
Take a shot at the moon" at
moderate costs to you, see this
an,brick rambler f iy I Italian
marble firepl. In liv. rm., sep. din.
rm equip. kit, generous bed
rms, , full baths, plus maids
rm,. bath and rec. nm. Mid 2Os.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON-Be q comparison pur,
chaser-Fenced corner lot, 3 bed
rms, cozy firepl., bsmt. and rec
rm Asking S1S.250. 10. 5-2090
HUGH 7. PECK, ll246 Georgia ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHEATON-Near schools and bus
brick 3 bedrm. (space for 4th)
1h-bath home, tiled bsmt. anc
ten %e anlS Sti Sls,26o and "oK'r
Ken Druskin Co., 10. 5-2O05 It'll 1C
WHEATON-Immac. brick rambler
3 bedrms.. 2la baths, table-spact
kit. walk-out bsmt. with large air.
cond. rec. rm., scr. porch anc
lovely flagstone patio: fenced yard
almost new wall-to-wall carpeting
Many extras incl. In Low PRICE
OF Sl9,95O. GI loan may bt
assumed. OWNER, 946-4O92.
WHEATON = ARE YOUR RENT
AREA-3-bedroom brick rambler
wife-pleasing kitchen. full base
ment; wooded lot, FILA APPRAISED
$l7,500. 10. 5-4677.
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.BHQyem
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Gracious rambler: vacant; 3-bed
rms, 2 baths, center-hall entr.
beautiful liV, rm. w/firepl., lge
din. ell, mod. kit. w/table space
lge. family rm., stairs up to dorm
itory and lge. storage space; rec
room, additional bath. laundry
rm.. workshop. potential bedrm
IN bsmt. The Gear carport anC
covered patio gracefully, extend
which is tastefully Handicapped to
provide a delightful pvt setting
Ground cover established on ali
slopes. Reduced to $29,950. Come
OPEN l TO DARK
DIR: Out Colsevi!le I'd. " mile
beyond -Four Corners. right on
Crestmoor tno street sign at the
.REVANE arrow, l blk. to 10000
H. J. REvANE, INC.
JU. s-S330 ewes. 942-O945
SILVER SPRING-Especially for
you: Brick Foyer Rambler, 8 bed
rooms. large rec. rm. and conven
lent area. 5000 down. 10. 5-2990
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
Sill. SPG., Mont. Hills-Charmine
cor. bungalow, 9 b.r., knotty-pine
den, brkfst. rm., full din. rm., >
baths; mr.. bus and stores; trade
considered OWNER. JU. 1894
Sill. SPG. close in bedrms,, >
baths, din. area, full bsmt., rec.
rm.: $500 dn. FILA, sos mo,
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER REALTORS JU. $1,000
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LEWISDALE Lovely 3-bedrm.
fS" PEAK OF PERFECTION"
Ia baths, rec. rm,, din. rm., lge
KIT. .$lg,85o or best offer. Call
D. L. BARNARD
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PEACH ORCHARD

PEACH ORCHARD
HEIGHTS
PRE-SHOWING. DO YOU
WANT A HOME WITH PER-
SONALITY? Then we urge
you to see these new Gus
tom constructed RICK
RAMBLERS. In the country
with city conveniences.
Many extras; liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., electric
kit, 3 bedrms., 2 full baths,
CARPORT. Best Of all, these
homes have "a to % acre
lots. We also take trades.
S22 $50. We can also build
for you on one of these
large lots. BE SURE TO IN
SPFCT TODAY!
DIRECTIONS: Out new Rte.
No. 90 to Briggs CLANCY I'd,
left to Peach Orchard I'd.
right to Peach Orchard
Heights.
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SILVER SPRING

.'Rolling Ter" vacant and priced
IA TIP TOP BUY"
3-bedrm., 112-bath: sep. din. rm
fully equip. kit; brk. rambler, w
delightful rec. rm.
DIR: Piney Branch I'd. to Barron
st. to No. S513.
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6tQpem
SILVER SPRING AREA
OPEN l TIL 8

921 BENSON TERRI. - This homs
. lovely bedrms. and bath on Isl
be made into bedrms., full bsmt
FILA Sl6,500. Near best schools
and Sligo Park. Off Tenbrook dr.
1921 LOCUST GROVE RD.-Brick
Colonial on fenced corner lot; "a
IT. living room, dining room seats
IL, table space in kitchen for 6,
3 twin sized bedrms. LOTS OF
SPACE FOR S19,950. NEEDS
SOME TENDER LOVING CARE.
Left of, Georgia ave. on Locust
Grove I'd.
1906 sPRINGTREE DR.-Country
living near city conveniences.
location near best clubs. Kitchen
and family room LIKE HOUSE
BEAUTIFUL" 3 generous bed
rooms, 21a baths: $3S,500. Turn
off Glenmont I'd. on Springtree DIR
TRADE IN YOUR HOME
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-7611
SILVER SPRING = DON'T MISS
OUT on this brick Colonial with
8 bedrms., 2 baths and full bsmt
$21,950. HUGH T. PECK, HE. A.
100. List With Us For Results.
SILVER SPRING-Exclusive resi-
Dental area. Huge split level; en-
trance hall. gracious liv. nm. with
stone firepl. wall, large din. rm.,
cleo. kit; with table space. 3 bed
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
POTOMAC
GLEN HUI,s APE,

GLEN HILLS AREA
Rambling custom Cape Cod on 3A
acres: space galore, 4 bedrms.. Pa
baths, family rm., enclosed gar
Can have HORSES. Excellent value
at S3s,500. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
INC, Pc. 2-615l; ewes and Sun.
Mr. Bluebond, pO 2-60l4
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mfEQyen
HILLANDALE

Priced in mid -2Os for fast sale: new
4.bedrm.. 2Ls-bath bEk. split;
RENT W/OPTION TO BUY"
De luxe kit, din. rm., entry foyer.
rec. rm.
DIR: Out N. H. ave to Chesthaven
dr.. to Oil Balmoral dr.,
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ON uTTJ,ANnAT,E

Charming English Colonial on
LEVEL ACRE"
Wltrees; 3 bedrms.. ga baths, rare
chestnut trim throughout, slate
roof, and garage
DIR: N. H. ave. to Powder Mill I'd
to -Sweetbrier pkwy. and left to
1060l,
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Find 80 or more words in
WOMANISH
ADVERTISEMENT.
REBOUND CONSTIPATIONl'

that's the price you may pay for
taking old-fashioned chemical laxatives
that can dry out bowels to cause in
flammation and many other laxative
risks. For details see circular in DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets. winner Of doc
tors 6-month test. Tells how this
herbal preparation won by 719c or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
Jury Fails
To Indict 3
For Rope

A District Grand Jury re-
fused to indict three teen-agers
who had been charged with
raping a deaf mute in a North
west Washington alley last
June Is.
Alfonso Dyer, IT; Francis
Williams, 16, and Milton Mar
tin, II, all of the 1900 block on
N street NV, had been waived
by Juvenile Court for adult
trial.
However, the Grand Jury did
indict Thomas w. Whalem, 10,
of the $500 block of Eleventh
street NV, for the rape and
robbery of a woman taxicab
driver last month.
The incident allegedy took
place on the grounds of st.
Elizabeths Hospital, where the
cab driver had taken Whalem
as a passenger.
She told police that Whalem
directed her to a back road on
the hospital grounds, robbed
her of $12, then dragged her
from the car and attacked her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23

had fought the rezoning, con-
tending the asphalt plant was
operating without its owners
first having obtained the prop
er land use clearance for the
facility.
The case involves property
operated by Addison-Walker
Incorp., west of Addison road
at it's intersection with Walker
Mill road. Arundel Supply Corp
is owned by Ben Woodward,
president of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Judge Digges had ruled the
county commissioners erred
three years ago because there
had been no mistake in the
original coming map in 1949,
and there had not been a
change in the character of the
neighborhood to warrant re-
zcning to industrial use.
William H. Mccullough, at
torney for the citizens and the
church, noted his clients have
pending in the Circuit Court
an injunction suit to prohibit
operation of the asphalt plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
Driver Is Fined
For Speeding in
FutuI Accident

A District motorist was
fined 500 yesterday on q
charge of speeding in connec-
ton with an accident that po-
lice said caused the death OF
a passenger near East River
dale, Md.
Carlton r. Gardner, 20, of
721 Thirteenth street NE. was
fined by Judge George J.
O'Hare in Hyattsville Peoples
Court. Prince Georges Assist
ant S ties Attorney Lloyd
James said he dropped a man
slaughter charge because there
was no evidence of gross neg
ligence. A passenger in tn e
car, Robert L. Coleman, %, of
525 FiftyAfifth street NE. was
fatally injured in the accident
and died in Prince Georges
General Hospital, police said.
The accident occurred August
S when Gardeners car ran into
a ditch at a curve in the 5000
block of Riverdale road, &C
cording to Prince Georges
County police private Paul
Grasso. He said Gardner and
three others in the car also
were injured.