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HOUSES FoR sALE-vA.
ARMY-NAvY SPLIT

ARMY-NAVY SPLIT
UNUSUAL BUY. in an attractive 81
bedroom split-level home on . biz
teSyeIy eosntrE 1ot cInh adjacent en- g Arw%z5Navy Nh
baths, beautiful recreation room.
automatic gas heat. fireplace and
many extras. nEAfACULATEl Full
price, S23, 800. low down payment.
We take trades. QUICK POSSES
Laird Realty, JE. 2-47OO
ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN-Prae.
ucally new 4-bedroom, 2h-batA
spllt level on nicely HANDICAPPED lot.
MOO. kit.' coy liv. nm. with firepl.
sliding glass door to patio, conv
APPT, TO INSPECT.
Myers g. Hill, Inc.
JE. 4-5s00 Realtors pU. 5-sIss
At LAsT1A solidly built brick
Thich you CAN AFFORD. Big sepe
HI rm., nicely equipped kila
ioye.y cor. lot. Sb26 dn. and total
1TlointnLy payments OF S112. p.lt.i.
there's onIv """V' Sah hV"'
Z. s, BURNS. REALToR. CIR. s-e7e7
ATTENTION INVESTORS. 2.bed- :
room masonry bungalow on biz
q acre lot near Falls Church m
Rslsss nSs s1t ST oPi.r. OGHTiHS E%nRS
65tEAALTY CO.. 624 ARLINGTON
AURORA HILLS AREA = Stately
brick Colonial Center hall, Iiv,
rm. with firspl., din. rm., den,
music rm., mod. kit. and screened
porch. 9 bedrms., 3Is baths, fuii.
bsmt.. formal rec, rm., playrm,
ana maids rm. carport, fenced
PuRvIs REALTY co., IA 4-S2es.
BRICK RAMBLER = TRULY PRT-
VATE-Set back from the road
and away from adjoining homes.
SPACIOUS and COMFORTABLE
$ bedrooms, LONG 24-ft. living
room with fireplace. MANY EX-
IRAS-w.-w. carpet. storm vim
dows and doors. washer and drye.
Economical--S17 ,05O.s For full de-
TAILS call NOW ga
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RADIANT vALLEY-sale or rent
'.bedrm. brick, peh., carpets. avn.
lngs, storm windows, chaln-link
Ienee, air conditioner, si3,7bO, on
slBh mo furnished, Gn1H Bhep.
herd ~ uN 4-5022. z TO o wk.
dyA. or Sat a m
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NASA-New ramblers with large
liy. rm, sep. din. rm., modern
kitchens with built-in ovens. plenty
Of table space. 3 bedrms., ~
baths. fun bsmts., and level lots
with off-street parking. Easy FILA
Compare at S17,250. Call III o
pm. WA $4,000.
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SACRIFICE

0x1S1I1E 1SG
LONG, Low, LOVELY
Rambling rambler with an acre
Of ground, q ground-level rec. rm.
w/fireplace. gear garage. plus
many other features. Vacant
Flexible terms.
C. paul hickman. inc. HE. 1-1OOO
SEABROOK ACRES - Open. New
brick rambler. close TO NAsA and
SsoS TucSerman Ct. Monthly Monthly
pymt. Sl45. Mr.. FOX. JU. 9-3473
SEABROOK-New 3-bedrm. rambler
brick and shingle. with carport,
full daylight bsmt.. $4,000 So.
IT,, level lot. lge. oak trees. Best
buy in area. 109s down FLA. ST.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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HUGH T. PECK, Realtor

1885 New HAmp, Ave. HE. 4-l7OO
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. west Hy.
Brick Cape Cod. 3. bedrooms. 2
baths. small den. rec. rm,, family.
sized din. rm., h.-w.h. owner will
sacrifice. 700 down. W. r
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN o TO 4
KI. 8-31l1 OF. 4-6040
370o Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA-De
luxe all-briek, 3-bedrm.. la-bath
rambler with elec kit. and attrac-
tive breezeway. with 2-car garage.
pr,stige neighborhood. Priced 70
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HOUSES y, ,UUU 10 S4U.UUU

HOLLYWOOD, TODAY's BEST BUY
Cape Cod, 3 bedrmS., inclosed
porch. bsmt.. barbecue pit under
trees. 5000, dn., Sl3,75O.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-1700
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
HIGH BRIDGE-BOwIE AREA-Al-
most new. old-brk,, alum, siding.
earport, washer. dryer. dishw., dis
posal, wall oven, center hall, for
flrepi,, fire S dena az L'SblO g. 2 BY bedrms. % Tlsn iot
l00x3sb compl. fenced. s27,950.
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Cape Cod with newly remodeled
kit. Fenced yard. Walk to shop
ping, public and parochial schools
Sl3.500. FHA or GI terms. w..
BALL REALTY, INC. 474-4000
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LEwIsDALE AREA A-"DoN'T DE-
LAY" 3 -bedrm. brick Colonial
with closet space galore, nr. bus
and shopping Assume loan. Pay
only 500 mo. S14,950.
HUGH 7. PECK. REALTOR
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-170O
MT. RAINIER = 5-rm. bungalow
pch., h.-w.h.. fenced. conven.. va
can't $500 dn., Briefly, UN. 4
1174.
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LAUREL, 201 Dorset I'd. (ofi
BROOKLYN Bridge rd.)-Open l-5
New brick rambler, 8 bedrms,, Z
baths, de luxe kit, rec. rm., y
acre level lot. Good terms. WIN.
STON c. CLAY. WA. 7-422S.
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BUTLER REALTY
AP. 1880 3 wa. .7-29

UNIVERSITY HILLS-3-bedrm. brk
rambler, rec. rm., gar, disp., dish.
washer, Storm windows. Fenced
$4,000. Closed Sat. 5S7-07OO.
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ROOM TO MOVE

In this 4-bedrm., all-brick Cape
rec. rm. and outside exit. Assume
large loan. Only S10.500.
nXM NATH
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HILLS-Immed. posses.
4 bedrms., 2 full baths, knotty
pine rec. rm. Assume 43Ieb loan
and move in. BYRD REALTY CO..
WA, 7-2400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-11
Skip the sulphur and moasses get CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT

Chevrolet Super Spor* have charm that soothes your pr
time yen for romantic adventure fast you slip into
bucket seat Especially the Impaas with its adjustable
Comfort steering wheels And the charm lasts round
Match that oldtme toncs In fact match that anybody
Front bucket great start but Super Sports also
feature plush avnyl interiors; special Interfere exterior
trim in tasteful touches and vertabe feast of goodies
call performance optons* modest enough phrase to describe
from brisk to utterly overwhem
ing Chevrolet and Chevy Super Sports invite adventure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-11

rtible coupe form Think that's all? You don't know
roet That Super Sport zng applies to the Corvair
MA Spyder very breezy with its arcooed 15Ohorsepower
armounted engine 4peed shifts and an outlook made for
country lanes Ditto for the Corvette Sting Ray
magnificent thoroughbred among purebood sports cars
nth not single sacrifice in comfort Both Spyder and Sting
in coupe convertible styles. All Chevrolet Super
rs like spring daysyouve got to get out in them to
them So catch yourself passing zephyr and watt on
to your Chevrolet showroom. .optouut at extra cost
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

why cannot DR.. Pullen speak here
Maurer: Mr. Chairman
Bell Just minute Mrs Maurer. The telegram from Dr.
Pue was not the only part of business at the board of Trus
tees and not willing to have read into the record
assume everyone has copy.
Mr. Chairman offer reading of the of
education that Dr. Puen stated that he prepared to
questions from board members stated further that
think it very of you dsrespectfu give Dr.
Pulen the opportunity to questions from the members
of the board of education. (audence applause)
Coye Mr. Chairman Mr. Chairman, would like to under
line the that be discuss personnel
matters in detail therefor insist that far I'm
concerned that meetings surrounding the questions of fin
gerprintng be devoted to executive session.
Mrs Maurer Mr. Chairman the board president sent
reply to telegram from the state superintendent that
reply has made available members the board of
education believe that president has responsibility not
only the board members but to the public to make available
such replies consult with board members and to enable
to at least start discussion which enables public
and hear public that which should be said and heard in
public Anything else is certainly highly irresponsible
Bell Mrs Maurer think we've really discussed enough
and is there other business to before the board of
trustees?
Beck: Mr. Chairman do have comment make on this
The matter has been referred to kilograms before
have any SUCH have reports the newspapers
would like to ask if the chairman has made is making
available the kilograms which repeatedly received from
Pullen exchange correspondence which
matters which before the you clarity
for me, please?
Bell They're here have been since Monday DR. Beck
Keker They not: called the board office Monday
morning and
Bell I'm not going to debate the question any further Is
there further business before the board of trustees?
audience boos and catcals)
Beck: There is Mr. Chairman Mr. Chairman have these
been distributed to board members? I'm sorry but haven't
them and
Bell have answered the question Dr. Beck really, and
think it's out of order at this session for the board to discuss
the matter.
Do you think this board business Chair
man?
Bell: Do have motion to adjourn the Board of trus-
tees?
Coyle: state it,
Saunders: second it,
Bell: Those in favor flour majority members
aye Those opposed ree no) This meeting then stands
adjourned. (Cries of Chicken" boos)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Veteran County
Employees Given
Service Awards

Two employees Of the Mont
gomery County government
whose combined service
amounts to more than half a
century were honored by the
County Council Tuesday.
Eugene E. Monroe, of Rock
vile, crew foreman In the
division of highway maintens
ance, and Elosie D. Graham, Of
Wheaton, an administrative aide
to the County Manager assign
ed to the County Suburban
Building in Bethesda, received
service awards from President
John A. Floyd in special cere-
monies during the regular coun-
Gil meeting.
Monroe, who had worked for
the county for more than 80
years, received a diamond
studded tie bar bearing the
Montgomery County crest. A
gold link bracelet with a charm
bearing the county crest and
single diamond was presented
to Mrs. Graham, a veteran Of %
years service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Sidewalks Are an Issue
Along Connecticut Ave.

sidewalks have been proposed
along the new extension about
to be built. Public Works Di-
rector Joseph c. Kordella told
the council during later hear
ing. He said they are desired
to serve people using schools,
recreation areas and swimming
pools, but conceded they aren't
needed by some residents whose
homes would receive no bene-
fit.
The split vote came after
Councilwoman Mary Hepburn
said she felt 1t was unfair to
impose sidewalk taxes on peo-
pie who don't want them. Fur
thermore, she added, she feels
the Board of Education should
provide more than "flimsy" in
formation about the projects if
it deems them necessary, and
should give detailed data COM
pairing the cost of bus service
and crossing guards to side
walk building costs.
Her stand was endorsed by
Katherine Diggs. II favor the
policy that II they can't give us
more information they can do
without the sidewalks" she de.
clared.
Mrs.Hepburn and Miss Diggs
were Joined by John Henry
Hiser in a vote against the side
walk construction. Lined up
against them were President
John A. Floyd, Jerry T. Viii
liams and Grover K. Walker.
Kordella said he would sub
NIT the proposal for the coun-
ellis reconsideration after OBJ
tanning more data about the
sidewalks advantage to school
children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

Sidewalks along Connecticut
Avenue were cited as controver-
sial construction projects in two
separate hearings held by the
County Council on Tuesday.
Opponents views during a
public hearing on a proposal
to install the walks as a bene-
fit to school children using the
avenue between Chevy Chase
Drive and Saul Road, were
taken under advisement by the
Council.
Members of the governing
body themselves split 3-3 on an
other proposal to build side
walks laong an extension of
Connecticut Avenue between
University Boulevard and Viers
Mill Road, as yet undeveloped.
During the initial hearing,
Attorney John D. Bowman rep.
resented residents whose homes
are adjacent to Connecticut Ave
nue. but face in other directions.
They don't want the sidewalks
because they'll be of little use
to them, Bowman said, and
don't feel that the added taxes
they'll bring are justified.
Furthermore, the attorney
commended, the law providing
for sidewalk construction says
the tax imposed to pay for them
cannot exceed the total of in
creased property value they'll
bring. In this case, he said,
the total is nil.
The Board of Education
wants the sidewalks, the coun-
Gil was told by Richard Lynch,
a public works deputy, on the
grounds they'll eliminate the
necessity of providing school
bus service for 237 children.
Farther out the avenue the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

ROCKVILLE - Attorney
Charles w. Woodward Jr. has
been named head of a special
committee of the Montgomery
County Bar Association to in
vestigate whether States Attor-
ney Leonard T. Hardy misused
his public office.
The investigation, undertaken
at the request of Hardy, was
launched after a D. C. judge
castigated Hardy for his hand
ling of a divorce case in which
Hardy represented as a private
client the wife of a man who
had earlier faced assault and
battery charges in the county.
First meeting of the special
committee was held in Silver
Spring last week. Chairman
Woodward said it was an organ
national meeting but declined
to discuss the meeting further.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Council OK's
Controversial
Police Scale

A proposed pay raise for
Montgomery County police,
sidetracked in April by a
disagreement among Person
mel Board members, was ap-
proved Tuesday by the Coun-
ty Council.
Under the proposal, police
will receive salary increases
amounting to about four per
cent overall and putting them
on equal footing with other
county employees who were
granted the boost April IS. The
new rates will be retroactive to
April 1.-the same day the others.
went into effect.
AS result of the settlement
of differences between Hal
Lackey, Republican chairman of
the Personnel Board, and it's
two Democratic members, juve-
nile captains and lieutenants
will receive the same pay as
others of the same grade in the
uniformed department, instead
of an additional four per cent
increase urged by the Demo.
Gratis.
Laekey said agreement was
reached in complete harmony"
after the Personnel Board re-
ceived results from nation.
wide survey. The results, Lack.
ey added, established the fact
that the juvenile and uniformed
officers receive equal pay in vir.
tually all Jurisdictions through.
out the nation.
Initially, the controversy held
up pay increases for all county
employees when the council re-
fused to accept the overall pay
plan submitted by the Personnel
Board because of the dispute in
volving eight officers in the po-
lice department. However, it
approved the new salaries for
some 1900 workers in other de.
partments a week later after
County Attorney Robert c.
Tobin Jr. held the action would
be legal.
Lackey, who opposed the addi-
tional pay raises affecting only
eight officers from the outset,
said one major objection was re-
moved when the board agreed
that they would continue to be
designated as Juvenile" Off
GERS. Under the plan as origin
ally proposed, they would have
been listed merely as heuten-
ants and captains in the police
department.
One of the factors in the set
tlement, he added, was the fact
that investigation of police &C.
tivities showed that uniformed
captains and lieutenants work
about the same number of
hours as the juvenile officers.
The difference in pay originally
was established some years ago,
he noted, because juvenile Off
GERS were required to spend
much more time on their jobs
than regular policemen to full
fill their duties.
Lackey, appointed to the Per-
sonnet Board post by the new
Republican-dominated council,
is serving with veteran Demo-
cratic members Louis A. Palm.
er and Grace Angle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Unit Probing Hardy Case
Is Headed by Woodward

He said he did not yet know
how long the investigation
would take nor how the COM
mittee will go about its task.
Meanwhile, John S. McIner-
ney, newly-elected president of
the Montgomery County Bar
Association, said the Woodward
committee will have full au-
thority to investigate and rec
ommend" in the unusual case.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Plans for Clinic

DR.. Charles Simmons. medi-
cal director of the Montgomery
County Community Psychiatric
Clinic, spoke, recently about fu-
ture plans for the clinic at a
meeting of the Mental Health
Joint Planning Committee, in
Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Kennedy Elected

Howard Kennedy, Broom e
Junior High eighth grader, has
been elected president of the
schools student council. Other
new officers: Russell MCGUIRE,
vice president, Sharon Banke,
secretary.treasurer.
Evening star., 1963-03-31

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
MATTRESSES OBSOLETE
BedsA Blamed
For Lack Of Rest

Getting up in the morning is for many of us a
ous happy beginning of new day.
II you aren't ill., have good bed and sleep for
eight hours, you should awaken at your usual get
tngup time little bit droWSY but glad to be alive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

inside of the innerspring
mattress.
Firmness in your mattress
is pretty much a matter
Of equalization all over
the bed so that when you
are stretched out, the mat
treSs accom- m o d a tie s the
weight distribution of your
body and does not sag in
the center.
You might ask the sales
man to stretch out on the
display mattress; then stand
back and observe carefully
if Sagging occurs at points
of greatest weight distribu-
ton. You should expect
slight body-hugging inden-
tations, but not sagging, in
even a relatively soft" mat
treSs.
Mattresses and springs
should be a combination
purchase. 1t makes no sense
to place a new mattress on
a WORKOUT spring, or vice
versa, because the worm
out equipment will cancel
the comfort as well as the
durability of the new.
A box spring-cloth COW
cred, and very similar in APP
pearance to the innerspring
mattress-gives the firmest,
most level support for your
mattress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

dependable, that they move
to a different, although not
necessarily better bed. Avail
able statistics prove that the
hand-me-down mattress pat
tern continues when the
fledglings leave the parental
nest" The fact-finders tell
us that one of the most
frequent gifts to newlyweds is
q hand-me-down mattress!
If you now sleep in a twin
bed, you have about the right
amount of sleeping room in
width-38 inches per person.
You will be more comfortable
in a bed 80 inches long than
in a 75-inch size. Mattresses
and box springs are available
now without special order in
extra widths and lengths.
The widths include go, 70 and
77l2 inches. The lengths
extend to 80 and "a inches.
The standard 81 = inch
double bed is not large
enough for two people to
sleep comfortably, particularly
in the warm weather months,
nor is it long enough for
many sleepers.
Sandwich Mold
Buying an innerspring mat
treSS for the first time or
replacing an old one can be
a pretty unsettling project
because the working parts
are hidden from view, and to
the unframed eye all models
seem to be created just about
equal. This is a time to rely
on the well-worn adage that
you should buy from a repu-
table company that stands
behind its products. However,
there are a few simple points
to check that will keep the
salesman on his toes.
Innerspring mattresses are
constructed like a sandwich
with insulating material and
padding on either side of the
coil unit. In the pocket type
coil, the coils are individually
encased in cloth pockets of
heavy sheeting and may be
sewn or otherwise held to-
gether. In the wire tied type
Of mattress the coils are
larger than those in the
pocket type and are fastened
to one another by small hell
cal springs or wire ties, or
both. In some wire tied units,
the coils are fastened through
the center by steel bands.
The upholstery, or padding,
is covered with a closely
woven fabric. A No. 8
count ticking is now consid-
cred best, but new materials
are being used that are
equally good, so 1t would be
wise to watch for them. On
a tufted mattress, button or
tape tufts are preferable.
Many mattresses now have
quilted tops which in no way
interfere with durability but
provide a smoother top sur
face.
Equal Support
Make sure borders are
pre-built or reinforced so
they will stand erect and
neat, and not sag or break
down when people sit on
the edge of the bed. Look
for tape edges (machine
stitched tape sewn around
the top and bottom edges Of
the mattress).
Cord, steel or plastic han
dies should be sturdy and
carefully attached to the
innerspring mattress. The
mattress should have venti-
lators on the sides which al
low clean air to enter the