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Evening star., 1963-03-31
LOudounR Read,
To Push Drive
For Industry
BY JAMES BIRCHFIELD
Star Staff Writer

a
LEESBURG, Va, Mar. 3d.
The Loudoun County Board O.
Supervisors is expected to es,
tablish permanent industrial
development group at its meet.
ing Monday.
Board Chairman ]. Emory
Kirkpatrick said today that hi
hoped the board would estab-
lish a permanent organization
to carry on the work started by
a group which held an indus
trial conference here Monday.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick said that q
permanent organization prob
ably would help plan and pro-
mote industrial development in
the lower Loudoun region near
the Dulles international Air
port.
He pointed out that the
county already has zoned
nearly 5000 acres for indus
trial use.
Mr.. kirkpatrick said the in
dustrial area has both rail and
! highway facilities and is BIZ
sected by the Potomac inter-
cepter sewer from the Dulles
Airport.
I At Mondays industrial con-
ference, attended by nearly 300
representatives of government
industry and finance, Thomas
\ w. diZerega suggested the for
nation of an American inter-
national industrial community
attracting international trade
because Of its proximity to
Dulles Airport.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick said that II
the county did not set up a
permanent industrial develop
ment department all effort and
money put into the conference
would be wasted.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often O cord Of thonks
In The Stor meets q need
which eon hardly be solved in
ony other woy. Not only is
II q sroeiovs expression OF
gratitude 10 those who hove
sent florol tributes but olso
eovteovsly acknowledges the
services and kindnessss Of
the monY 10 whom q personal
note Of thonks eonnot we'll be
moiled or whose nomss and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of O cord Of ihonks
moy be ononssd by telephone
10 The Siar, u. $4,000.
The Evening and SUndey stur
Evening star., 1963-03-31
J.F. F.MurphX,5S,
Production Chief

James F. Murphy. So. pro-
duction manager at the Stone
Paper Tube Co. here, died Fri
day at the Washington Hos
pital Center after a long ILL
ness.
Mr.. Murphy leaves his wife,
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after Col. Tignor Joined the
service that X-ray machines
were provided.
Proud Of Service
I'VE Just had to guess, but
II think we did a pretty fair
! job Of it," he would boast.
In 1907, Col. Tignor returned
from duty in the Philippines
and helped organize the Asso-
citation of Military Dental Sur
geons. The group had two OBJ
jectives - commissioned status
for the dentists and equality Of
the Dental Corps with Army
Medical Corps.
The first objective was
achieved in 1911. Then the mill
tary dentists teamed with the
American Dental Association in
a drive for complete equality.
Col. Tignor took an active
part in the campaign = AL
behind the scenes, you know" I"
he explained.
Promoted in 1917
Congress put the Army dem
lists on an equal status with
the doctors in 1917 and Col.
Tignor was one of the first nine
members promoted to the rank
of colonel in the emancipated
service.
In 1922, he retired due to a
disability and returned to his
Northumberland County home,
He was a member of the Wico-
mico Episcopal Church and sem
ior warden emeritus Of the YES
try.
Col. Tignor was also a mem
Der of the knights Templar,
the Order Of the Carabao, and
the Army and Navy Club here,
He leaves his wife, Lorraine,
and two stepsons, Horton M.
and Frank G. Potter, all OF
Wicomico Church.
Services will be at 3 pm.
Tuesday at the Fort Myer
Chapel with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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courts" said DR.. Nabrit, who
presided. II am not sure that
taxation, under this system, is
constitutional"
The Constitution gives Con-
gress exclusive power to legis-
late for the District.
2. A Federal District part
nership plan. Representative
Schwengel, Republican of Iowa,
proposed a unicameral legisla-
ture of 20 members, 20 District
citizens elected by wards, six
members of the House and
three members of the Senate.
His proposal would call for
a flexible formula" of Federal
payments to the city in lieu of
taxes lost through property
owned by the Federal and for
eign governments.
3. A little weeping, wailing
and gnashing Of the teeth. "
Representative Udall. Democrat
Of Arizona, asked Washington
ians to get excited over their
failure to vote and never to
give up faith that home rule
is inevitable"
Predicts Passing Vote
The brother of Interior Sec
retary Udall predicted that a
home rule bill could clear the
House by from SO to rs votes
if it could find its way to the
floor.
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Grounds Director

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Mar. 80 (AP).-Harold I. Tay-
lor, jr.. former Navy command
er, has been named director OF
buildings and grounds at the
University of Virginia. Mr.
Taylor, "A, was public works
officer at the Naval Weapons
Station at Yorktown.
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AnuFtltnn

sIDMAN, LOUIS. There win be an
memory Of LOUIS SIDMAN, hus-
band OF Fannie Sidman and father
OF Charles Sidman, Dorothy Scher.
Jeanette Loeb. Ruth Streitfeld and
April 4. 1868, at the Tifereth Israel
Section OF the Georse Washington
Cemetery. Riggs rd. extended. Rel
atiVes and friends invited. 3l.7
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Garna nf Chunks

AUTRY. ALBERT GEORGE. The fam
lily of the late ALBERT GEORGE
AUTRY wishes 10 acknowledge the
thoughtfulness and kind express
sions OF sympathy bestowed upon
US during our recent bereavement.
LOUISE AUTRY AND FAMILY.
FITCHETT. Z. HORACE. sr. The fam
iy Of the late DR.. E. HORACE
FiTCHETT, Sr.. wishes to express
its sincere thanks and deep appre-
citation to the many friends, rela-
tives and neighbors for their
messages Of coincidence, cards, tele-
gramsS gifts, floral tributes and
contributions during their recent
bereavement. We particularly thank
those friends who gave so generously
OF their time and acts Of Kindness
during his long illness.
CARRIE W.. CAROLYN AND ELI
JAZZ FITCHETT. 81
LIss, ROSE. The family OF ROSE
LISS wish TO express their heart
felt thanks and appreciation 70
friends and neighbors who were so
kind in their expressions OF SYM
pathy during their recent bereaye-
ment.
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Darn nf ThankH

MINOR, DEACON ALFRED R. me
r: MINOR Of Mount, Moriah Bap-
the many sacrifices, expressions Of -
sympathy, floral tributes, donaIiona
ahy Om sesSn% oar SeUTsS sHs S9Sas Sss,Sa q
Baptist chuTcn, Mount foni Church.
Witness, Hit Frisndsaip 'f Baptist. istsn'tSsssh tShssssh
Temple Church Of God in christssfr1
Ward Ward 4, M 3. ci,usch, Psopie,s
BrandyWine, Nd Refreshing Spring s@a''
Church Of God In Christ, otfieere% "A
shs denerS BSpst he psssOns Asasaoa aaa
eiation, Southwest and Bloomingdaiets "a
Give AlssociatioHs, Oldest InhablT,
the, Unity Bible Glass, the soloiSts,e eSv
and visiting choristers. all OF the ~
r T, a. the 4. /. 3. Of fHss Noses Rndsa.s.
Chaldeans fraternal organizationS,, As,,.
he Rev; and Mrs Robert cherry. y.Ns'ss
John 7. Rhinss Funeral Home, thS -,
employees ssao S1eSSSiSs Fl t6s ~ s Ssa0o
Annex Dspartmenls' our many -
MRS BEATRiiGE MINOR ANp}z,'
ia s0a
MARGARET ANN: The famfF -.
lies Of the late MARGARET ANN 80
s RANSOM wish 10 Express their deen ~
appreciation 10 relatives and friends
for the many acts Of kindness, ,praysmst'
ers, blood donations cards, calls andnv,{f,
floral tributes received during their ~
GENE NJ. RANSOM FAMILY AND q
MARY j, HIGGINS FAMILY. IllGfI
sAMUELs, HENRY WILLIAM. Many i1sS
thanks to friends and neighhors Tor Tnf
ali calls. cards, telssrams, flowers, Y,As
sions OF kindness and sympathy lrf,s
sXytSsnndHed sySnHd %, 70 the tamiiy q the late
Ou' 's's"' D'Tihs' The FAMILY. : s9s4a
STEWART, ELSIE. The son and
All are " very " srstsfuf 70 the RssFsyy
John F. Monroe, the pastor, and
members OF the Simpson Memorial OF
Church, Mrs. Frances Ford, nei2h-sfeyas
bors and friends for their kind ex-
pressions OF sympathy rendered dur asId
ing their recent bereavement. -, ~
MRS, BEuLAH MeLANE AND EARL 4.
STEWART. II SIss
THoRNE, MURRAY E.. The family -
OF the late MURRAY E. THORNE use
p's Snd spprecSton SS Sss 10 % 'RSsfT ths
many acts Of Kindness during our s'.'-
ppREN 'A'A WE'VE ASO sirsC
glfesr,
XANDER, FREDERICK II. The wife -
and children OF the late FRED Fl~-'
ERICk IA. XANDER visa 10 express ~
tneir thanks ana appreciation " the
" relatives frienns ana members Of Is
the Metropolitan. Park and White wi
House Police Departments Tor their
kindness snown during our recent 4 z
MAE xANDER AND FAMILY ~
49,
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For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above: Annapolis, 81 hsurS.
Bloody Point Light, 4is hours. Colonial
Beach, hours: Deale, 4i5 hours:
Solqmon's Island, Ga hours; Point
Lookout. ~ hours.
River Report
Potomac River cloudy al Harper s
Ferry and muddy at Great Fails Shen-
andoah cloudy at Harper's Ferry.
The Sun aud the Neon
Rises Sets
Sun today 5.B5 am. $50 pm.
sun. tomorrow $50 am. 6.3l pm.
Moon, today 1899 am. 12:4i am.
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n. NJ
f1pnge
DrathH

ADAMS, ANNIE. On Friday, March %, -
1868, ANNIE ADAMS OF 222 FloIgda '2eS
ave. NV, beloved mother Of james istr
Matthews. Notice OF funeral later, -
Arransements BY Henry 7. Wash-SGN
tngton. +or v.s
ADAMS, IDA GRACE. On wednesdays ,.s
March %, 1868, In Lima, Ohio, IDA
GRACE ADAMS, formerly q Wash 5gsE
ington. D. c., resident and stewards
ess at the Metropolitan A. NJ. E.eIaR~
Church, loving mother Of Annette ~stt
Bennett oi Lima, Ohio. and Fiorencs slunt
suPvyed " bg thTee srsosSaSe dH e ss
one great grandehild: other Te.l.a.tiyessi5oE
March 81, friends may call at Fra
Eiers. Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV. 0raveside services
at 10, am. Monday at Lincoln Me7IA
mortal Cemetery.
ArLa Ia1sb sAMuhLi 91 iass 5 4n Msm MNsans'saHy sc
SAMUEL APPEL. beloved husband 7r,s
Ms Eaanf IO6y 6aPREs Epssn aaa Of dfsSsS cSsSy
sprns sa NM ad SyEidf and Mr. aHd'i Liza a. ASaHSoA
By his Sister, Mrs. Beatrice wessl ~
blatt Of Newburgh. N. T.. ana eisht1 ii9s
grandshildrsp. Funeral services a. f,-r
funeral E 5i"i1i sol i4th St. NV n'W.,{-s
tparkin S adiacenD. on
cement cement kins XII dd Memorial en- s Can an -.
fR; dfiys. Sy'- cheSy Gu. " Nd GdO0 IN s iig9los-
sa9loP: Ssss' e: may i'SB' &c sSs 'sSss''s': 'SB
Cancer Fund. 81
ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM r. OF 2l11
18th ST. se..l on March ~. I9d8tNsyE
son Of Mrs. Marion Z. Fadley and ~
stepson Of James Raymond Fadley; Ii
Home Eifss ~ lin mDei 81 s'ei. On Vt Ma.
fSliS SrlinssOn tom" National csnstsrS Gem 1s1s'ns
AxELROD, RICHARD. On. saturdays. =
March 90, 1858 RIcHARD AAEL-a g
ROD Of S5Is oIubb rd,, siiyerA ~
Spring, Nd, beloved son OF Jean VI,
and Herbert Axelrod and brother'o 81 IS
Eileen ~, Marilyn and Noreen AXe.- s.
nSrd marc Danlsnssy ' 4 sons On 'IS Fuhesai Ell
Homps 350i l4th st, NV. .parki4g
bsVid b61b i Memorial m H6 oardens asGsLmeH' Alns A
BAKER, sIBYL. On Friday, Marek s=ss
Nursins Home. sIBYE BAKER .Ss,-@
Of the late Dr. Frank and May cols 4
Lewis Of f'iSsl soamSn. Nd Md. P frisnas fSag mag
ave. at Harrison st. NV. tpark4tt
on premises), where services Will u y
held on Tuesday, April ., at . lax
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 81 :
BALDWIN, RUTH On Saturday. March A
80. 1868. RUTH BALDWIN Of l1ns
South Randolph st.. Arlington v A
wife Of Samuel o. Baldwin. mot r "
OF Samuel Thomas Baldwin, daus = 4
ter OF Mrs. Jesse Moore of AK, y
8. c.; sister Of Opal Fowler Of A.
lanta, Ca; Jessie Foley OF Aiken n
s. c.; Catherine Musselman y
Brookfield, Wis. Dorothy Fowler A
and William Calvin Moore OF Sar y
Francisco, Califi Herbert Moore ~ L
Pekin, Ill. Two grandchildren AZ v
survive Friends may can at NSS7NC
e Pearson Funeral Home. 472 NOrth----s
washington ST., Fails Church. Va.
where services will be held Un M784=-
day, April 1, at 2 pm. Intermtnl
Union Cemetery, Lovettsville, Va. q
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Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Oeodetic survey
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Speaker since 1850. He first en-
tered the House in 1898.
His district covers Winchester
and the counties Of Frederick
and Clarke.
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vieinity-Partly
cloudy and not as warm today,
high in the middle 70s. Con-
tinded cloudy tonight, low near
so. Considerable cloudiness and
cooler tomorrow.
Maryland Variable cloudi-
ness and cooler today. high in
the COS IN the mountains and
in the 70s elsewhere. Partly
cloudy tonight, lows As to So.
Considerable cloudiness and
cooler with scattered showers
in the west tomorrow.
Virginia - Partly cloudy end
not as warm today, high near
80 In the southeast and in the
70s elsewhere. Some cloudiness
tonight with a chance OF show
ers in the south, lows so to IS.
Considerable cloudiness and
cooler with showers in the west
tomorrow.
a.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD Ranch wason 81 lsnt blue.
4-dr.. 7. and h., auto trans,
Ice luggage rack. OIL. 2-4l40.
FORD '5s Fairlane 800" Victoria.
S-eyl., straight stick 7. and h.,
Wv. tires, solid black finish.
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PLYMOUTH Il1d oo7 81 t;dr; Belvedsr,
Conn.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN 81 Landau hardtop, S795
new inspection. immaculate, runs
perfectly, not mark on car.
A real cream-puff, with good
credit. only $40 dn. and $40 IA
mo, REINES MOTOR CO., 1910
Wilson blvd, Arl
MERCURY 81, showroom cond,,
orig. owner. Call 723.4426.
hardtp., Mercomatic, p.s., De- r.
and h., Wv. tires. 2-tone finish,
An extra clean car, SS95,
TRIANGLE FORD
30l0 R. l. Ave. NE. LA. 9-lOO3
NERO 81 commuter wag. 4-dr., &
eond, OWNER, FL. 4-9O95.
MERCURY ,5s, Parklane, all pwr.
like new. $500. cash and assume
small balance. TU. 2-0S50
MERCURY "a convertible. new tor
and trans, Wv. tires, r. and h..
81 Third engine, $3.50 or best
offer, UN. 1880 . am. to ? pm.
MERCURY '8l Meteor 900" 2-dr
A striking beauty. All white fin
ish, red and black interior Wv.
tires. Mileage maker "6" motor.
Mercomatic pss, r. and h. Special
Monday. Sl.300,
TRIANGLE FORD
30l0 R, I, Ave. NE. LA. O-1OO3
MERCURY SO hardtop, two tone,
7 and b, very good mech. eond..
MERCURY SO Bypass. station wag.
Auto, 7. and h. Good cond. S426.
OWNER, ia. 4-S563.
MERCURY 81 2-door hardtop.
$3.50. 942-9Ss4.
MERC. '53 cdr. hit, r. and h.,
good mech cond, Leav. town, must
sell. best offer. WA. 7-6172.
MERCURY 81. 1895. This is a
real bargain for an exceptionally
clean and good car. Runs beauti-
fully and looks the same way.
Fine leather interior. Only $40
dn. and S49.aa mo. with good
credit. REINES MOTOR CO., 1910
Wilson blvd, Arl.
MERCURY 81 cdr. stick, 7. and
h., completely rebuilt. Excel. cond
$3.50. RA. 3-2616.
81 commuter station
wagon. Q pass. excel. tires, p.s.
and brakes. Good cond., Sl,Sg5.
Phone AID. 2-3426 Sat. or Mon.
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81 commuter station
wagon. pass. excel. tires, p,s,
and brakes. Good cond., Sl,Sg5.
Phone AD. 2-3426 Sat. or Mon.
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FORD 'sI 4-dr. hdtp. Light blue
finish. Il. and h., auto. p.s. A
real nice family car ready TO 60.
Enecfa1 nrtra gI AQ6
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FORD SO Tudor VS., stand. trans. b,
7. and h.. Wv. tires, S395. JE.
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PALMER FORD

FORD so Country Sedan Fordor
wagon. cruiseomatic. power steer
ing, T. and h.. 2-tone, real clean
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FORD so sunliner convertible,
white with red interior, power
steering and brakes This car
has only $4,000 actual miles,
like buying a new car for only
Sl,SSS.
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FORD 50 Country sedan Fordor
station wagon. auto, r. and h.,
blue and white. | owner. Sl,295.
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FORD 194l (Pre-War) Fordor.
$1,000 actual miles. new tires,
T. and h, orig. bill Of sale. real
clean, S395 or make offer, OIL.
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FORD '5s wagon Country sedan.
T. and h., rack. Best cond, S795.
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FORD 81 de luxe coupe, radio
heater. Good condition. Sl00. Call
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FORDOMATIC 80 2-dr. sedan,
excel cond., equip. low mileage.
Sl,095. Pvt. owner. so 5-6069.
FORD SO, 4-dr.. VS., Fordomatic
with 4 new WV tires. Immac.
throughout. TU. 2-0S50
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ALEXANDRIA
RAMBLER

FORD 80 Galaxie 800" CO. off
cial Tudor Victoria, white, 220
hp.. cruiseomatic, p.s., radio.
padded dash and visors, de luxe
wheel covers, undercoat. No. 1894.
List price, S3.350. Sale price. So
500 STEUART FORD. 9Th and
SO Saturday. SO.
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FORD 80 2-dr. Original finish. r.
and h. VS. eng. auto, low mile
age. l owner Excel. cond. Special
price, l,09S,
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TRIANGLE FORD

30l0 R. 1 Ave. NE. LA. 0-1OO3
MERCURY SO hardtop, two tone,
T., and h., very good mech. cond..
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OLMSTEAD

OLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
5000 wilson Blvd, Arl, ia, 7-6500
FORD 80 Fairlane 800" Fordor.
300 h.p., cruiseomatic, power
steering, brakes and windows,
tinted glass, padded dash and Vi
sors, seat belts, r. and h.. extra
nice, 81 ,345.
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FORD 80 Sunliner. r. and h..
auto, power steering. very clean
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FORD 1855 Fordor, blue, snow
tires, auto. trans, in very good
eond. $3.50. 927-762S or 54l9
56th pl, No. 302, E. Riverdale,
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Arlington Ford

II IIIIS OVII 4 OI q
1917 N. MOORE ST. IA. 7-S790I
FORD '6a Galaxie IS" Tudor, blue
and white finish, heater. New-ear
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FORD 80 sta. wagon Fordor Coun-
try Sedan, cruiseomatic, r. and h.,
p.s., excel. cond.. gold and white,
low mi. owner. Quick sale,
S1.0n5. MA 0-OOo2
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Hamilton st. and jamestown Re
W. HYATTSVILLE, MD. AP. 7-0114
OPEN SUNDAY. 1915
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Hill & Sanders

THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
1880 Viers Mill Rd., Wheaton
OAQ-AOHu
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FORD SO Fordor V-S, r. and h.,
10000 mi, straight stk., good
rubber, S395. OWNER, HE. A.
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FORD '62 Galaxie 800" Tudor
hdtp., 4O6 Gu. in. 4O5 h.p., 7.
and h.. all-yinyl int. Wv. seat
extras. perfectly cared for. S2,475
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OLDsMoBME '57 2-dr. hdtp. Jet
black finish. R. and h., auto,
p.s. A real sharp car, ready to 60.
Special sale price, $795.
H:11 D
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MERG' I6H9 r.sS S2 :aS5 2.d5E' h,t I and b
sell. best offer. WA. 7-6172.
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OLDS '6l Dynamic "SS" 4-door
Alcan white. r. and h., auto,
power steering and brakes, show.
room cond. throughout. A real
buy at S2,OSS.
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Hill q Sanders

IfMPERIAL 557 turq. 4-dr.. hdtop..
orig. owner, 2-car family. $4,000
mi. Perfection. with new tires.
battery. brakes. Forced to sell
u max TT R-04I3
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MERCURY SO Bypass. station wag.
Auto, 7, and h. Good cond. S425.
| OWNER, IA. 4-Sh63
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FORD 81 Tudor. complete with
2S3 cu.-in. Chevy engine, bell
housing shield, safety hubs, gauges
mesh grill. All safety features ap-
proved by National Hotrod Assoc.
regulations. Call 924-430S. Ed
WARD, BROWN, ir., Bell I'd. Bur-
louisville, Md.
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FORD '62 Galaxie 500 4-dr. hdtp
Original finish. R. and h. Pull
power auto trans. Factory air
conditioning. Driven only by our
auditor. Special sale price, S2.345.
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FORD '5e Fordor Fairlane 300" I"
r. and h.. Wv. tires. $3.50 or
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OLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-B500
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Continued on Nexts Page
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1901 r 1. Ave, Brentwd. 779-S1s1
OLDSMOBnE 1859 4-dr hit, ps,
p.b., new battery, new snow tires,
l owner, 80, 900 mi, excel coni
81 400 OF, 4-5R40
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Tips on Preventing
A Flooded Basement

If you're tired Of passing
the bucket" or balling out
your basement after every
heavy downpour, consider
three important ways Of pre-
venting flood damage in your
home.
The most common cause Of
basement flooding is heavy
rainfall forcing water to back
up through the drains in the
floor Of the basement.
Since raw sewage is some
times carried with the water,
says the Plumbing Heating
Cooling Information Bureau,
the home-owner faces an ad-
tional health hazard.
The three most widely used
methods Of preventing flooded
Easements are:
/. The automatic electric
stump pump or cellar drainer
reaching the floor level Of the
stump pump or cellar drainer
which keeps rain water from
reaching the floor level Of the
basement.
2. The automatic back-wa-
ter valve which closes when
the sewer backs up.
8. The overhead sewer which
carries waste from laundry
drains and other water con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-31
Realty Revue
Board States Institutes

The Northern Virginia
Board Of Realtors has an
nounced plans for two educa-
tional programs in September
and October.
A "Real Estate Advanced
Appraisal Institute" to be
taught by Allen E. Turner of
Arlington, a builder and Real
tor, will be held concurrently
at two schools.
Each Tuesday from 7::3O to
$3.50 pm, September 10 to
October Is, the course will be
given at the Wakefield High
School in Arlington and each
Thursday at the same hours
from September IL to October
II it will be given at AMMAN
dale High School, Annandale.
On the same dates and be-
ginning at the same hour at
the same schools an institute
in Real Estate Property Man.
agement will be offered. JO-
seph W. Seay, jr., of the Jo-
seph W. Seay Co. will be the
instructor.
Both courses are being con-
Quoted by the Distributive
Education S ervices Of the
Fairfax and Arlington County
School Systems in co-opera-
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nections from the house at a
higher level than the base
ment.
1t is important to remember,
the bureau points out, that
each of these devices is de-
signed to serve a special sit
uation. What will work in one
house will not necessarily be
best in another because the
conditions may be different.
Homeowners with basement
drainage problems are adj
vised to consult an expert
enced plumbing contractor,
who will survey the situation
and recommend exactly the
system that can be depended
on to keep your basement dry.
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Make 1t Shine

Before repainting metal, be
sure to remove all rust spots
by sandpapering or steel
wooling down to the bright
metal, advises the National
Paint, Varnish and Lacquer
Association. Touch up these
spots with a metal primer be-
fore applying the top coat.
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ton with the Board Of Real
tors.
Prince Georse0ns
To Hear Owens
DR.. James Owens, director
of the master of business ad-
miniStration program at Am
erican University's School Of
Business Administration, will
address a dinner meeting of
the Prince Georges County
Board Of Realtors at $50 pm.
September IL in the Oakcrest
Country Club, 61OO Marlboro
pike, Hillside, Md.
DR.. Owens will speak on
Selling by o Electives"
Frank X. HALEY, IT,, board
president, has announced.
Nixon Will Preside
At Award Selection
Former Vice President RI
chard M. Nixon will preside
at a meeting of IL business
and professional leaders Sep
TENDER 10 in New York to Sc
lect the 1868 recipient of the
Society Of Industrial Realtors
Industrialist Of the Year
award.
The trophy will be present
ed to the winner by Mr.. Nixon
during the SIR's award BAN
quet November II in New
York.
Three Announce
Mortgage Placements
Three Washington area
mortgage banking firms have
announced placement Of large
loans on building here.
Frank S. Hight, vice presi-
dent of Thomas J. Fisher Co.
said his firm has placed a
SIPS million mortgage with
the National Life Insurance
Co. of Montpelier, VT, for a
115-unit apartment mouse at
Maple and Geneva avenues,
Takoma Park. The loan was
placed through Carey Winston
Co., loan correspondent for
the insurance nrm.
Robert A. Beer, vice presi-
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Take a Tip

Owners Of twO-story and
split-level homes will get max
imum life from their asphalt
shingles by taking a tip from
roofing specialists at Allied
Chemicals Barrett Division,
who say: Don't permit water
from a downspout to empty
onto a roof below it. 1t will
cause erosion and probably
result in a leak.