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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03
Home Drills
Urged for
Wednesday

The Fire Prevention Commit.
tee Of the Maryland State Fire
mems Association, the local
county and state fire narshals
offices and fire departments are
encouraging all citizens Of the
state to hold a home evacuation
drill on Oct. 9 at z pm. The drill
is planned as part of the many
activities to take place during
Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 612.
The planned home fire drill
program is also being observed
by the State of Delaware, the
District of Columbia and the
Counties of Arlington and Fair
fax and the City of Alexandria
In Virginia. Fire sirens in these
and many other localities will
signal the time for the drill.
National Fire Protection As.
ISOLATION studies indicate that
many lives lost In home fires
each year are due to failure of
a pre-plan for fire emergencies.
The association points out that
a household should figure out
at least two routes to the out.
side for every room in the
house, especially bedrooms.
Also that each family should
pick out an outside assembly
point to meet, and be sure that
everyone understands the rule
once out - stay out" House
holds are also reminded they
should know how to call the fire
department, by street box or
neighbours phone, and that this
should be done as quickly as the
house is clear of people.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03
In Montgomery

The county itself becoming increasingly lonely
the governor of Maryland and the governor of Virginia
endorsed the Metropolitan Council Of Governments from
which Montgomery has Withdrawn under the County
Council 1t Gov. Mills Goodwin Jr, representing Vrginas
Gov Aberis s. Harrison, told dinner meeting he wanted
TO pledge the cooperation of the State of Virginia In this
cooperative venture Gov Tawe Of Maryland said his state
administration Is proud to be affiliated with the Council Of
Governments.
new Chevy Chase group has pledged to welcome Negro
residents to that upper income community of $4,000 to $0
900 homes. More than 115 white homeowners In the
voted unanimously to establish the Chevy Chase Neighbor
hood Association and seek housing opportunities for Negroes
there.
Nine year old Margaret R. Swan 1911 Wake Drive Ken
sIngton riding her bicycle when she lost her balance
and struck parked tail fin pierced her chest she
dead upon arrival at Holy Cross Hospital
County Republicans have asked the County Council,
which dominated by Republicans, to back plans for
statewide conflict Of interest law designed to reveal financial
interests Of bicounty commission members.
Don r. Kendall chairman Of the Republican State Cen.
trail Committee sent letter to Council President John Floyd
disclosing that State Sem Gilbert Guide plans to draft bill
setting up fvemember, above politics commission to
candidates for appointment to bcounty commissions
Each county government would pick its fivemember
screening group.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03
Deaths

WILLIAM L. BARBER, $50 Roseland
Lane. Rockville. on Sept. %. Burial In
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
MARY o. BODINE, 1901 Macarthur
Blvd, Bethesda, on Sept. %. Burial in
Parklawn Cemetery.
WALTER T. CANNON, 7120 Maple
Ave. Takorna Park. on Sept %. Burial
In Arlington National Cemetery.
GRACE s. CULP, 4617 Highland Ave,
Bethesda. on Sept. "A. Burial in Sum
bury. Pa
ELLIOTT BRUCE DYER. 307 Dale
Drive, Silver Spring, on Sept. rs. Burial
In Arlington National Cemetery.
GEORGE w. MeCENEY, 800 North
West Dr.. Silver Spring. on Sept. %.
Burial in ST. Marks Cemetery.
MARJORIE ANN MOORE, 3409 Brad
ley Lane, Chevy Chase. on Sept. IS.
Burial in Arlington National Cemetery.
CHARLES JACKSON RABBIT, 10S
Brooks Ave. Gaithersburg. on Sept. IS.
Burial in Forest Oak Cemetery.
JAMES SINYARD, 1856 Layhiil Road
Silver Spring, on Sept 26. Burial in
Union Cemetery.
ALFRED II. voGT. 6121 Tilden Lane,
Rockville. on Sept. 26. Burial in Law
ANDREW NELSON WILSON, 4315
Hazard St. Silver Spring, on Sept. "a.
Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery
JOHN o. YOUNG, 1723 Overlook Drive
Silver Spring, on Sept. Is. Burial in st.
Marks Cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03
County Firemen
Hold Convention

The 41st Annual Convention
Of the Montgomery County AS
ISOLATION of Volunteer Firemen
will end today having been host
ed by the Kensington Volunteer
Fire Department in honor of
Fire Prevention Week Oct. 6 to
II.
Mr.. Jesse James Boyd, mana
ger Of the Wheaton Plaza is
honorary chairman of Fire Pre-
vention Week, and also acted
as judge for the civic group en-.
tries of the annual parade held
yesterday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03
Rockville Wins
Safety Honors

For the second straight year
Rockville has been awarded a
special citation by the American
Automobile Association for its
efforts in reducing pedestrian
fatalities during 1862.
Rockville, which reported no
pedestrian deaths in 1862, won
the AAA Pedestrian Safety CT
tation in competition with 200
other us. cities in the $4,000
$4,000 population group.
George r. Hammond, Man.
ager of the Traffic Safety De-
partnent of the AAA's DC. Di-
vision, made the presentation to
Mayor Frank A. Ecker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03
Jr. College
Enrolment Is
Put AT 27O8

A total student enrolment of
2708, largest in the 17-year his
tory of the Montgomery Junior
College, has been announced by
the registrar Of the school.
The continuing influx Of war
babies" born since 1871 is the
reason given for the large en-.
rollment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03
KSU GIee Club

Kansas State University's
Glee Club will present a special
concert of variety music in the
New Senate Auditorium at 5
pm. on Oct. 6, according to
James L. and Wilma D. Hollis,
presiding officers of the Kansas
State University Alumnae Asso-
citation, who are sponsoring the
tour.
Hollis son, Philip, a 1861 grad.
uate of Montgomery Blair High
School, is a member of the Glee
Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03
Thompson Wins
Insurance Honor

Rodney M. Thompson of 9
N. Summit Ave-, Gaithersburg,
a State Farm Mutual Auto.
mobile Insurance Co. agent, has
been awarded the National
Quality Award by the National
Association Of Life Under.
writers.
Thompson received the award
for writing $4,000 in insurance
and for also keeping a large
proportion of previously written
insurance in force.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03
It's Fun! You May Win!

Cut Out And Paste to Postcard
Evening star., 1963-04-20
SURVEYORS

Silver Spring firm needs party
ehainmen. VIII consider some In.
experienced men. Pay sbb 70 si2b
per week, depending op experiences
and ability. Call weekdays, 8 q
5, Ju, $3.50 for appt,. OF appear
In person at 1920 Fenton at.,
silver Spring. Nd, Rm. col. An
Evening star., 1963-04-20

WANTED AT ONCE, young 1891
neat appearing men to work 81
these BURGER CHEF DRIVE-INs
1921 Little River turnpike, Amman.
dale, Va. 1898 Richmond hwy.
Alex. and 706 Mt. Vernon ave.
Aipx
Evening star., 1963-04-20

NURSE. RN. or med. tech, MD. otc
6.day wk., sill. Spg and d. c
| JU S-2S2H MA S-GuO7
Evening star., 1963-04-20

TBUUkNEEPEh, eNpeTlence re.
quired. duties include receivables
payables and payroll, many com.
pany benefits, salary commensu.
rate with ability, apply in person
GUY sTEUART MOTORS
Evening star., 1963-04-20
SITUA1I0NS-WoMEN
COMPETENT SECY,, aylatlon sT

COMPETENT SECY.. aviation ex-
per- seeks DOS same field or
travel agcy. Box l06-R, Star. ~
DENTAL ASST. Cchair sidel, ex-
per with refs. IN Hyattsville or
ne, area, WA. T-l25a
GIRL, II. American Red Cross ar
LiteSaver interested in summer
Job, swimming pool, camp. dAy
school Refs. Likes kids. HE. A.
| 1873.
LADY, perm. part time, typing and
gen. office work 81 hrs. day,
for three days wk. DU. 7-52O5.
PIANO TEACHER, espec, for So.
speak students, HU. 3-Bll6, ant.
All call $40 am, after o pm.
PRACTICAL NURSE with good re-
cent references, call TU 2-6O73.
COLORED GIRL desires nurse maid
Job, . 70 5 Mon, through Fri.
Call 5sl-3280
Evening star., 1963-04-20

STOCK CLERKS wanted for full
positions in discount toy super
mar, mart ,S NS sgnesy. pssEs AAPRslEE APRsEEJ u persen
1890 Leesburg Pike, Baileys Cross
roads, Va, next 10 Bowling alley.
sToCk CLERK between ~ and
30. Permanent. full time, top sal
airy, plus overtime. Paid yaca-
tions, life Insurance, and other
company benefits Apply DART
DRUG, b43s 3rd st. ne, between
10 and p.m,
Evening star., 1963-04-20

Permanent position offering security
and varied work. Liberal employt
benefits, incl. group ins,, vaca.
il sharing, etc. Call Mr.. Young
Mon. or Tues, bet. 10 and 4, fol
appointment
Evening star., 1963-04-20
HELP WOMEN
LAUNDRY

Shirt operators, markers. sorters
reliable experienced, help wanted
Steady work. ROCKVILLE LAUN
DRY, HA. 7-745O,
MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN, ex
per. In clinical chemistry anC
hematology. Downtown physician
office. Salary open. Telephone 949
Evening star., 1963-04-20
HELP WON EN-

COMPTOMETER OPER.. COUNTY
FAIR BAKERY, GAL 8 st. NV
Apply In person.
COOKs--qRILL AND 2ND S4b-S60
FOUNTAIN GIRLS 81. S4O-S5O
MATTRESSES Good Tips
CoNWAY'S, 9O4 @ st. NV.
COSMETICIAN, experienced only,
top salary and commission, paid
vacation. Apply in person only
between 10 am, and pm. foT
Arlington area,
DART DRUG COMPANY
Evening star., 1963-04-20

VI ASST. ichAlr Sldel, eN-
with refs. IN Hyattsville or
Evening star., 1963-04-20
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, Rockville area. Ma
TO 5. Call VIII, $4,000 Monday
SECY., medical, no shhd,, promi-
nent specialist needs friendly at
trRc, office RECEIPT. with medical
exper., to SAIL. POTOMAC EMPL.
233i Wilson blvd. JA, 5-2OOO,
SECRETARY to busy woman exec
Immed d weeks position, ; days
manner essential. Call Mon. anc
Tues. bet. 1915, 347-l127.
SECRETARY. Lge. corp, 3-girl Of.
flee. Shorthand and typing eXper
25-45. Downtown office. Salary
open, Start immed. Call for appt
Ma S-3B2S,
SECRETARY-For established anC
rapidly growing research firm II
new laboratory, excellent SALARY
commensurate with ability anc
experience, liberal benefits, Lau'
rel, Md. area. Car needed, Wash
ineton phone, 756-7454.
SELECT POSS, SIS wk. 10 ST.,
up, all kinds typiStS, okkprs
Tecep secy., steno., jr. exec, Mis-
Evans BOYDS, 18TH and @ ST
NV. ST 3-366S.
STENO-TYPIST, for downtown fir,
and casualty insurance office
Company benefits, MA, S-2l44,
STENOGRAPHER, varied duties
exper.. shorthand and typing
benefits, 40-hr., 5-day week hos
pitalization and life insurance
Age to 45. Downtown area. Mr.
PALMER, MA. $4,000.
STENoGRAPHER for professions
office downtown. good opportunit
for young lady, For appointment
coll -Outk.lRpE
Evening star., 1963-04-20

NURSE for pediatrician's office, Hrs
1850 Mon.-Fri and Sat. morn
| or full time nAH-l lNoS
Evening star., 1963-04-20

STENOGRAPHER, general office
worker, Royal Electric typewriter
exp, 5-day wk, under 40.
CLADNY CONSTRUCTION CO. MA.
S-1aO3 Salary open
Evening star., 1963-04-20
MORTGAGE
LOAN CLERK

your progress and future with our
company Is assured II you possess
above average typing ability and
are capable OF assuming respon-
Sibility on your own. This is an
excellent opportunity for Lirls who
have had some experience in the
fled OF mortgage banking or with
title company or real estate back
ground to work for a large aUd
progressive NOR tgage banking
tlrm. Outstanding company bene-
hts and WORKING conditions. SAL
airy commensurate with expert
ence, Call MR. BERINGER, FE,
3-SBOO.
MOTEL MAIDS, steady employment,
apply ARVA MOTOR HOTEL, 22Ol
Arlington blvd, Arlington, Va,
NEED NOW-Women with ambition
10 earn money Good income. Part
or full time. CALL AVON, DI. z.
O22l
NURSE. RN. or med. tech, MD. ofc
6-day wk., Sill. Spg. and d. c
JU S-2S2B, Ma. S-7gO7.
NURSE for pediatrician' office. Hrs
1880 Mon. Fri, and Sat. morn
or full time, 946-la2S.
OFFICE WORK, part time, a 10 4
Silver Spring, age 10 to to IS. Cal
525-l290.
PBX OPERATORS, . positions
available ASK for chief operator
965-l000. Monday.
PBN OPERATOR-RECEPTIONIST-
National corporation has opening
Tor experienced PIX operator-re,
ceptioniSt includes assistance witt
general office work, average typ
ing ability REQUIRED, salary open
transportation necessary. Kenil
worth. Md. area. Box ahn-R. Star
Evening star., 1963-04-20

MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNI.
CLAN, experienced. 40-hr. week
Salary open. Conn. ave. office
ME. $1,000 between . and 4 pm
Evening star., 1963-04-20
PIX OPERATOR

Clerical work and relic! on switch
board. No typing. Permanent po-
siuon - good starting salary --
pleasant working conditions-paid
vacation - disqualification, plus
many company benefits. Apply In
Evening star., 1963-04-20
Train for Motel Mgrnt.
MOTOR TRAVEL

AUTO DELIVERY co.
TO OR FROM ANY CITY, Us,A
81. 3-72bi. ME. S-sl0O, 6T, 3-5Unn
Member D. c. Chamber Of commre.
Evening star., 1963-04-20
SITUATIoRS-DoMESrIc

ABLE MAIDS MOVIE. Health cards
and refs. DsyWorkers 81 and fare
Our Both VI. QUALITY, 9l9 n. Y.
ave III T-Aau9
Evening star., 1963-04-20

Guild CARE and II. hSwk White,
live in ) da Wheaton or SIS pref,
Tel. 942-3293, IRMA D. FOGG
Evening star., 1963-04-20
EASTERN ACCEPTANCE CORP.

ttOlA. IttlttlutHb AAlNuilt lIAoAL, hASa-
Il sharing. etc. Call Mr., Young,
Mon. or Tues, bet. 10 and 1, for
appointment.
EASTERN ACCEPTANCE CORP.
s437 Ga, Ave. s. 8. 5s7-2S6O
STENOGRAPHER, for small libra
ry, in a service school located in
Arlington. Accuracy and liking for
details essential. Starting salary
S3,sOO per wear, OK. 7-3l95.
STENOGRAPHER, part time, about
4 hrs. per day. Vic. OF 1900 blk.
OF Wis. ave NV. Salary open.
Write to Box l33-R, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, general office
worker, Royal Electric typewriter
exp, 5-day wk., under 40.
CLADNY CONSTRUCTION CO. MA.
S-l323. Salary open.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR AND
RECEPTIONIST for new luxury
apt. bldg. In s.w Both morning
and afternoon shifts available for
SecTetariaf and PIX. Excellent
position, top pay for right person.
Only mature and experienced per-
son considered. Typing ability es-
sential Call MR.. DEEPING, 3a3-
fSOi, between : and . pm. for
appt. and interview.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR and
general office work in Rockville
area. 5-day week. q TO @. Salary
open. Immediate opening. VIII. g.
5000. Call Monday.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, sec
retarial board, from 4 to z, r.
day week. Experience necessary
EMBASSY APTS., 1913 Harvard
st. NV.
TEACHERS for private school for
Sept. 1858. Primary grades. kin
dergarten, nursery. Send photo
Give age, eXper. and salary ex-
pected. Box 476-R, Star.
Evening star., 1963-04-20
STENOGRAPHER

STENoGRAPHER for professional
office downtown. good opportunity
for young lady. For appointment,
call Outt.lRph
Evening star., 1963-04-20
Assistant Bookkeeper

General office work. Excel. sal. e,
major med. hosp. and free iife
ms, 5-day wk., pleasant down
town office. For interview. call
Mr., Jespersen. CO. 5-5S3s. Mon
Fri O-h
Evening star., 1963-04-20

sTENOGRAPHER, part time, abou
hrs. per day. Vic. Of 1900 blk
OF Wis. ave. NV. Salary open
Write TO BOX i33-R, Star,
, 1963-10-02
SCOUTS TO
G NEW
FACILITIES IN NOV.

Scout officials have made
tentative plans to dedicate
their new Scout Service Cen
ter facilities sometime during
the week Of November %,
1868. Alton Adams, a member
Of the District Committee re-
ported that the materials ne
cessary for completion were
ca hand at the last Committee
meeting held recently,
The building is located just
east Of the Barracks Yard
Urban Renewal Area on the
waterfront and on the site Of
the old salt water pump sta
ton. The renovatio mis- being
done by the Public Works De
partment.
Layout plans were submit
Continued on page 81
EE
, 1963-10-02
NATL BUSINESS
WOMEN'S WEEK TO
BE CELEB. OCT. 6-l2

The forthcoming week, com
mencing October 9th, and con
tinuing through October 18th,
heralds another notable annu-
al event in the history of the
nationwide Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs.
In St. Croix, US. Virgin
Islands, an active program
has been organized by the
Business nd Professional Wo-
mems Club Of Christiansted,
Continued on page 81
, 1963-10-02
SPEEDING CAR
CRASHES INTO, SIX
PARKED CARS

Adelbert Castro, %, was
operating a 1860 Consul sedan
when it crashed into several
cars parked by a dance hall at
Colquohoun on Saturday night
last at about 11:30s
According to the Police re-
port, the cars parked on the
north side Of the road were a
Dodge, 3oo5, which was com
pleteiy wrecked; severely dam
aged were a V~olkswagen, 2114,
hood and both front tenders,
Headlights and the rear; Buick
1895, grille, headlight and
front bumper; a Studebaker
Lark, 2465, right fender and
Continued on page 81
, 1963-10-02
SON OF
DIES

Robert Cissel, youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cis-
sci, passed away at 8 o'clock
this morning. He was just six
years old.
Robert had been i'll for some
time but developed a high
fever a day or two ago.
Funeral services will be held
at st. Johns Anglican Church
tomorrow, Thursday, at 4
O'clock pm.
, 1963-10-02
DR.. EVANS RECOMMENDS CHANGES
IN HILLBURToN ACT TO HELP Y. |.

d. MelvinaEvanss Commissions Health for the
Virgin Islands has suggested that certain amendments
be made to the Halliburton Act SO as to greatly improve
the prospects Of the Virgin Islands to qualify for more
SUBSTANTIAL Federal assistance in the construction Of
hospital facilities. Governor Ralph Paiewonsky earlier
conferred with Interior Department officials concern
ing the amendments.
It is expected that recommendation will be made
to the Bureau of the Budget, which is working on propo-
sails to Congress for amendments undermining the Act.
Dr.. Evans, in a telephone interview said that the
Hill-Burton Act is fifteen years old and in need of a
thorough overhaul. AS a result Of his conferences with
interior Department people, he expects three major
changes to-be urged.
First, it is proposed that the present limitation OF
Az hospital beds per thousand Of resident population
be i-nepeased iF4kec ease of theV Virgin Islands, where il
works an extraordinary hardship In this connection,
DR.. Evans points out that the, islands resident popula-
Jon is augmented by thousands,of aliens and tourists,
CONTINUED on page 50
, 1963-10-02
26 TRAFFIC
IN
SEPT; NO DEATHS

In a police report issued
yesterday the total number of
accidents for the month Of
September was twenty six.
Twenty one Of these occurred
in Christiansted while five
happened in Frederiksted.
There were six persons in
iured in these accidents. Five
were men and the other was a
woman. Invoved in smash ups
were a total of thirtynine cars
and there were a total of one
hundred and twenty nine traf-
fic tickets issued and eighteen
drivers licenses were suspend
ed.
There were on traffic fatal
ties during the month of Sep
TENDER.
The estimated damage in
CURED in these mishaps was
81, 425. 90.
, 1963-10-02
BE SLIM SLIM. SLIM
BY L OF cRoIx

Losing weight poses problems that most Of US have
-aced at one time or another. There are several simple
rules to follow -{none of them too difficult -for a
1.-THE, slim figure.
RULE NUMBER ONE Think small. This helps if
you have a small brain. but we're not worried about
reducing the size Of your brain.
RULE NUMBER TWO: Avoid looking into mirrors.
This is an extremely difficult rule for woman. To over
come it, she should have her husband tell her what she
looks like,
RULE NUMBER THREE: Eat alone. This may
cause marital problems, but what is more important, a
happy husband or a slim figure.
RULE NUMBER FOUR. Never believe what your
friends say. They don't mean it when they asy you look.
good, anyway.
RULE NUMBER FIVE: Don't weigh yourself. You
will be accused Of estting the scale back-so why bother.
RULE NUMBER SIX: Give up drinking All this
do is make you feel lovely in your own mind.
RULE NUMBER SEVEN: Walk, don't ride. Your
Continued on page s. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-23
Workshop to Focus
On Rehabilitation

John H. Haas will be the dis
cussion leader Wednesday for
the fourth session Of the work
shop on housing and urban
affairs being presented at
D. c. Teachers College, Elev-
enth and Harvard streets NV.
The Washington Real Estate
Brokers Association and the
Distributive Adult Education
Program Of the District are
sponsoring the l2-week course
being given weekly from 8 to
10 pm. through February S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-23

realtors, have moved to 1l17
Nineteenth street NV. from
their old offices on Fifteenth
street. They had bought and
renovated the small three
story building for the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-23
Six Reel Estote Men
In Thanksgiving Fete


Stephen G. YeOnas, vice
chairman Of the United Givers
Fund, will give the benedic-
ton and five other prominent
real estate men will take part
in the program Of the third
Festival Of Thanksgiving, to
be held at 8 pm. Wednesday
in LiSner Auditorium.
James L. Dixon and A. Jas
per Moore are among the vice
chairmen Of the festival plan
ming committee. Roy F. Cooke
is program chairman, and
Scott r. Brewer and Morris
Hirshman are participating
representatives.
Mayor Theodore r. Nickel
din Of Baltimore will deliver
the Thanksgiving message.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-23
Prince Georges Board Plans Annual Dinner

office Of Shannon & Luchs, at
$500 University boulevard
West.
New members Of the North
ern Virginia office Of Subur-
ban Properties Management
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-23

are Thomas Thomson, Donald
Rathbun, Ira S. Hardman, IT.,
Mrs. Jeanne Ware. Andrew
Smith and Eugene v. Stein.
James X. Young and James
F. Heating have joined Sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-23

urban Properties Silver
Spring Wheaton staff.
saFnes, Morris, PoFdoe
Move TO 18th Street
Barnes, Morris & Pardoe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-23
Independent Brokers
10 Hold pinnar-Danea

independent oT0NSrS
To Hold Dinner-Dones
The Independent Real Is
tate Brokers Association Of
Virginia will hold its third an
nual Christmas dinner-dance
Monday, December Is, at the
Washington Golf and Country
Club, 3Ol7 North Glebe road,
Arlington.
Representative BrOyhiII, Re-
publican Of Virginia, will be
guest Of honor. There will be
a floor show. The dinner will
begin at $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-23
Mortsose Approved
For FuiFfox Offices

A $925,OOO mortgage loan
has been approved by the
Northwestern National Insur-
ance Co. to finance an office
building being constructed at
Arlington boulevard and South
street in Fairfax County.
The owners Of the five-story
building are Gerald Luria,
NJ. L. SchuIman and L. W.
Benjamin, jr. Financing ar
rangementS were made
through the Arlington Realty
Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-23
Realty Revue

The 18th annual dinner
dance Of the Prince Georges
County Board Of Realtors will
be held Friday evening, De
cember s, at the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
Entertainment planned for
the event includes the DOrnan
Brothers comedy team, sing
er BObbi Martin. and Helene
and Howard, dancers.
AppFoising Course
To Be Given Here
A 12-week course on the
principles and techniques Of
residential appraising will be
given starting this week by
the District Chapter of the So
ciety Of Real Estate APP
praisers.
Earle V. johnson Of the
General Services AdminiStra-
ton will be the instructor for
the course. 1t will run from
$50 to 9 pm. Tuesdays In the
board room of the American
Security 4 Trust Co.. $50 Fiji
teenth street NV. The last
session will be on February
IS.
Mr.. johnson is president Of
the chapter.
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Keith TO Occupy
Temple Hills Office

Keith Realty will move into
the new Barnabas Office
Building at Stamp and St.
BarnabaS roads on Decem-
Der Is.
Keith, which will handle
rental Of the four-story build
ing as well as the Mar Ritz
Apartments in the District,
has increased its stales staff
to Is. New members are Eva
Burger. Martha Crandell.
Richard Gass. Allan Good
man, Pam Lerch. Richard
StringfellOw, Sandy Taylor
and Sue Underwood.