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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
ADVERTISEMENT
BUILDINGS FOR SALE

DvERTIsEMENF
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
Sealed bids will be received at the office of the
District Right Of Way Engineer, Department OF
Highways, Culpeper, Virginia, until 1000 AM.
wednesday, April II, 1868, for the sale and re-
moval OF the following buildings from the right Of
way OF Route SO, Project 0O06-00O-l02, Rw-20e,
Arlington County:
2-story brick duplex at 1919 n Troy stree.
2-soy brick duplex N. Troy Street
2-stofy brick duplex 1920 Troy street
2-stcv brick duplex 1t 1910 n Troy Street
2-story frame dwelling a 1909 n Stafford Street
2-sory frame dwelling at 1909 Lee Highway
2ory brick dwelling and brick sarass at 1918 Vermont
a-,o brick and frame dwelling brick shed ct 1900 n
a-stOry brick dvslins At 1914 n KirEwood ROAD
ih-'SE brick brick dwelling and frame at t222
i-stOv frame dwslins at a7Is asrd ROAD North
ih-,tey brick DWELLING and sarass 81 t2is ~ 18th
s-'Csy frame DWELLING ana fran. sarss' siOi n uhis
Also from the right Of way Of Route &C. Project
0O6e-02s-i0S, RW-202, Fairfax County:
i-sO sind.rslOes dwelling fran. shed sos IdyvoOd
shrubbery and all appurtenances within the right
Of way included with buildings.
Highway Department representative will be at
oOS ldylwood Road, Falls Church, at 10:30 AM
"wednesday, April TO- lOes and at 400 N. Vermont
Street, Arlington, at 100 PM the same day for
the purpose Of showing these buildings To pro-
spective bidders
Bids will not be considered unless set forth on
official proposal forms These forms NAV be
obtained from the Right OF Way Office, virginia
Department Of Highways, cupeper, Virginia.
No bids will be accepted from State employees or
from any person employed in connection with
appraisal and/or acquisition Of the rights Of way
on the above projects.
The Department Of Highways reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
T. w. ROSS
District Right Of Way Engineer
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HELP MEN
AUTO MECHANICS

We have space in our modern
service department for Q addi-
tionAl experienced domestic or
Imported car mechanics. Top wages
for top men. Company benefits
OF established new-car leadership
include retirement and hospitai-
ization plans, Contact service
manager, Money MOTORS. Be.
thesda, Maryland. OIL. 6-4444.
AUTO MECHANIC-We need one
exper. Ford tune-up mechanic,
plenty Of work, good working con-
ditions. Apply MR.. KORAN, GA.
4-5000. ROCKVILLE MOTOR CO.
AUTO MECHANIC, one for new car
dept, salary open, also mechan-
les for our service dept, $3.50
pay plan. plenty of work. paid
a atbsr Ssrsg group c.i insurance and
or Mr.. Lewis, JU. a-Ii34' L, p,
sTEuART, Silver Spring. ChrySler-
Plymouth,
AUTO MECHANICS, LIST Glass for
auto air cond. install, serv. Top
pay. AUTO AIR REFGR. SALES
co OIL. 2-7200,
AUTO MECHANICS, specializing in
foreign car repairs namely Cit-
roen, Simca, and Volvo. Excellent
working conditions, profit-shar-
ing plan and other employe bene.
fits. See Mr. Russell, L. p. HTEUs
ART, INC, l440 p st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (2J,
Chevrolet experience. Excellent
working conditions. Apply In per-
son, MR.. MAYBERRY, BOB PECK
CHEVROLET, 1928 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

ACCOUNTANT, JR. OR sR,, foi
public accounting office. Good on.
poortunity. For apt, call 200-
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ART ILLUSTRATOR
ASSISTANT MANAGER

international organization needs
young man 1880 to handle coll
lection dept. some college, ener-
getlc and neat appearing. Excel.
Starting salary snS week and en-
penses. RE. 7-1s06, MR. STOKES,
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&. TKEAEuRY pEPARTMENf

internal Revenue Service. - mo-
TIcR or PUBLIC AUCTION SALE.
April B. ip03.--pursnant 10 aus
thority contained IN Section 1881
Of the Internal Revenue Code. the
following described property has
been seized for nonpayment Of
due from PAUL r. DYER, rs v
81. NE, Washington, D. G. The
property Will be sold In accordance
With the provisions OF Section
1888 Of the Internal Revenue Code.
and the regulations thereundeT.
a public auction on IHE SIEVE
ENfEENTH DAY or APRIL, 1893.
AT ELEVEN AN. Al Call Carl.
Inc, 1901 West Va. Ave. g.,
y Dn9pssi9 1859 Plymouth Iss
cab. D, q. Tar No. HNab2. Title
no. H-iOb7is, Serial No. lp-
snd interest i q pHuL .l4 T. pYsR s.
III and 10 the property win 81
payment viii be payment IN full
upon acceptance Of. the hiahegt
bld. All payments shall Be made
money order. fRvfNu MAcHIz.
nue.. ~ JOHN N. WELSH. Reye-
hoe OtfiCefs ADJ
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IRA


2ll woodward Bldg. 18th H sts..
s-3l44. lempl.l
ACCOUNTANT, JR. OR sR., for
PUBLIC accounting office. GOOD OPP
portunity. FOR apt, call 200-
ACCOUNTANTS, experienced in
public accounting, permanent po-
yancement. Salary $500 10
$500, depending on experiences.
Fringe benefits, life insurance
Write resume Of education and
experience in own Handwriting 10
koBERT PHILIPSoN a CO.. 1875
ACCOUNTANT
Experienced. for automotive equlp-
ment company IN nearby Ariing-
ton, capable of preparing finan-
s snd 't nss I.S,a, opportunity
S soSayo or gss s.ssi Contact Mr. Peter
WATSON AuToMoTTvE
EQUIPMENT CO.
lt xRL Il 5fps ssTS VA
ACCOUNTANTS, JR.
For cPA, college graduate or senior
SnR5ss vEs EIkER ~ 70 s .Jaysd Cali
ACCOUNTANT With experience In
home building and tax work. LARGE
Qrganizatlon In virginia, interest,"
inE problems for better than
ayeIage man. $3.50 week 70 start
oI better, Send full details. Box
ACCT. orc. MGR.
For busy real estate DEVELOPMENT
CORP. Must be thoroughly exper.,
In all phases OF bkkpg.. office mat.
and organ. Pref IN the real estate
RE. z.sb5i Sun. wo. e-si n
ACCOUNTANT
International organization Is look
ms Tor young man for position
81 chief accountant. Must have
COLLEGE major. In accounting and
sSperlence with ability 70 progress.
sypp2rtuni!E for assignmsnl n
washinEton headauartert startine
4alary, $4,000 per Annum, plus
fun fringe benefits. Pull allow.
anees paid for overseas Assign
menta. Write for appointment,
lvlng complete resume. BOZ 27s-
ACCOUNTANT, semisr'. sxper. in
multi-corporate and iolnt-ventufe
accounting for lge. BLDG. co. Muat
oe last and accurate with thor
Qu9h. knowledge aectg. principlea.
Excel. opport. for ambitious young
man. Company paid ms, and pen-
sion plan. GOOD salary and bene-
fita. Pull details Of eEDer.. age,
sisf ESeiosss i recent Y ,us sSa tSS-L'
ACCOUNTANT, cPA, young. "a. 200,
Nh Sax, IA, s.sSi6' ''0''' can
ACCOUNTANT capable Of handling
. complete set Of aimpilfied books
including the filing Of payroll tax
returns. issuing monthiy financial
statements and following up ac-
counts, in q small Insurance
agency division OF q multi-enter-
prise organisation. An excellent
opportunity for . young man
under 30 70 move up In our
precipitation. b-day week. paid
holidays and vacation. profit
sharing plan and other employe
beneflts. Salary according 70 ex-
perience and ability BUT We ere
not !, i q. ior z GA Gu Mr..
HAnsoN, DE. 2-fsO0. for APP
ACCT BKKPR., position In Faiis
Church area for bus school grad
TO $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL., iOa
=. Bread st.. u. 2.7272.
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PERSONAL
A GHoSTwRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

A GHOSTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE
Bring your writing problems 10 us.
70 years experience as newspaper
reporter, magazine writer and free
lance writer, We specialize in pre-
pairing and/or revising Forms 81,
speeches, letters, REPORTS pai HS'
sunday. JU. S-1698. No calls
after 9 pm. please.
ABSOLUTELY THE ORIGINAL
ARTINI a coNsUELo
Dance Club
i Hour Lessons-SI
ballroom Dances and Bossa Nova
NO CONTRACTS
1741 Conn. Ave. NV. no. 2-2277
ACADEMY OF THEATRICAL ARTS
For ADULTS AND CHILDREN
ballet. tap, modern iazz, Flamen-
GO ana castanets. Private and
eiass lessons. Call no. 2-2266,
1747 Conn. ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANT OFFERS compIets
ana accurate preparation OF Fed-
eral and State income tax returnS
IN your home, WO. 6-7135.
ALL TAX RETURNS prepared by
former Internal Revenue Agent n
your home. JU. e-0513.
ALL AREAS TAX SERVICE
DAILY, SAT. AND SUN. 90
THROUGH April Isth
FORMER INT, REVENUE AGENT
~ YEARS TAX EXPERIENCE
949-1026 or DI. 7-I377
ALL TAX RETURNS
20 yrs. experiences. RE-. B-44oo.
10: 1.4470 ewes. and Sunday.
ALL INCOME TAX, Federal, STATE
personal property. ARLINGTON
your home or mine. IS up. b2s.
b236.
ALL BALLROOM DANCES, incl
Bossa Nova, 4 pyt. les. S0. VIC
TOR. 1901 Conn. ave. Co b-55O0
ALL TAX RETURNS
Prepared in your home By ex-rRs
agent. Reasonable. IA. 4-06OS,
ALL TAX RETURNS prepared At
your home, evenings. Call anw
time. CT. 6-2814.
ALL TYPE LEATHER REPAIRS,
handbag, luggage, ripper cases,
golf pays, beaded bags, leather
Jackets, leather coats Shortened.
camera cases, Jewel cases; by fac
tory-trained expert. BLUE FLAME
SHOE HOSPITAL, $40 p st. NV.
ALTERATIONS = RestyIin0. hens
dress designs, expert work Aiex
area, call 636-4015 for appt.
AMAZING how quick our FroupS
learn 70 dance in their home
It's easy, fun and inexpensive
We give 9 free demo. 522-OS4I.
AMOR sIRYENT. school Of SPAN
l5H DANCE, adults and chlldren's
classes and private. For appoint
ment. HO. 2-2787.
ANSWERING SERVICE
Mailing Address
50 Per Month
ST. 3-8497
ANYONE who witnessed an accident
on Independence ave. and VirRinia
ave-. between . Hennis Truck and
plue corvair, please call 500
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Miami Goinu
BOOM June

MIAMI, Fla. - Vacationers
will have q chance to see MI
ami burst into unrivaled bloom
during the Royal Poinciana
Fiesta June SO.
A coronation, gala band con-
certs, a resort wear fashion
show and an art exhibit are
among the special fiesta events
sponsored by the City Of Miami
Identification Committee.
The trees, with their wide
spread branches and brilliant
orange-red blooms, are believed
to have made their way into
the Miami area from the is
land Of Madagascar off the
east coast Of Africa.
OF special interest to the
visitor is that South Florida
is one of only three places in
the United States where the
tree may be found. It also
grows in Hawaii and Southern
California as well as In Ceylon,
the Philippines and the Carib-
bean.
The coronation of the Poin-
ciana Queen and the presenta-
ton of the princesses of her
court takes place June 5 OF
Bayfront Bandshell.
The fiesta finale Is set for
the free bandshell concert at
7:45 pm. June Z.
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WiIsonHeuds
ruYeI Group

John E. Wilson, regional
sales and service manager of
Greyhound Lines here, has
been named president Of the
Washington chapter of Skal,
international travel organiza-
ton.
He succeeds Gouverneur z.
Smith, of Cunard Steamship
Co.. Ltd.
Other newly elected officers
are: Anthony j. Spielman, vice
president of Waters Travel
Service, vice president; Stuart
IS. Wooster, of Pan American
World Always, secretary, and
George E. Refs, jr., Of Moore
Met ormack Lines.
Elected to the executive
committee were: Carl H. Wink
Ter, Of Winkler's Travel Service,
Inc; ]. A. c. Blair, of Canadian
Pacific Railway; Reyburn Mil
Ter. Of the Hotel Washington;
William E. Holman, Of Swiss
air: T. w. Edwards, Of Sea-
board Railroad and Paul O.
Hedrick. Of American Express,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

BETTER TIMES ARE COMING,
JUST YOU WAIT AND SEE!

After all these years, 1t begins to look as though
due recognition coming to Whiskeytown and Poverty
Point.
In separate announcements recently Interior Secre-
tary Uda endorsed establishment Of National Recrea-
ton Area at Whiskeytown- Shasta Trinity in northern
California and National Monument at Poverty Point La.
The Poverty Point has the largest and most
complex geometca ancient earthwork in North America
and has supplied archaeological evidence dating back
to prehistoric Indians Of about TOO BIC.
As for the Whiskeytown designation, Mr.. Udal told
Congress "the resources Of the wesuited to
meeting the tremendous demand and the four reservoirs
provide Of the finest recreation waters California
Together. they provide more than 500 miles of
shorene suitable for outdoor recreation in the beautiful
mountain setting"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12
Charleston Gets
Cypress Gardens

On June / Charleston's
widely-known Cypress Gardens
will become city property. They
will be turned over formally by
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Kit
tredge, jr., to be managed by a
board consisting Of the Mayor,
the director of the Charleston
Museum, the president Of His
toric Charleston, Inc, the head
Of the department Of horticul-
ture at Clemson College, the
State forester. Norwood HASTE
of Magnolia Gardens and Mr..
and Mrs. Kittredge.
The Cypress Gardens were
started by Mr.. Kittredge's IA
ther during the depression, pro-
viding work for several hun
dred laborers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

emphasis on seeing the colorful
and artistically beautiful sur
roundings Of each area visited"
The Dutch are making q good
thing out Of Ireland.
.Holland-America Lines Irish
Service" was started m any
years ago. but recently has be-
come so popular that two Of its
best known liners, the Nieuw
Amsterdam and the Maasdam,
now call regularly ct Irish
ports.
Caribbean Cruise Lines has
announced a new and extended
schedule for the M. s. Riviera's
Mediterranean-Greek islam d
cruise in June and July. Under
the revision, the Riviera will
leave New York on June 30 in
stead of June 20 and the cruise
has been heightened from "a
days to 38.
Han
Furness Lines has scheduled
two eight-day triangle cruises"
to Bermuda and Nassau by the
ocean Monarch, with honey
mooners particularly in mind.
The cruises will leave New York
May "a and June IA.
American Export Lines has
announced that It's special
round trip rs per cent reduc-
ton in fares from october /,
1868 to February 20, 1864. east
bound, and from October 8,
1868 to February 20, 1864, west
bound, has been extended to
cover first class. Previously, the
reduction was to apply only to
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BLOCK ISLAND. r. 1.
BLOCK ISLAND
RHODE ISLAND"
EARLY YANKEE ATMOSPHERE

Out in The blue Atlonsie Easily &C.
esssible from New Englond and Eosi.
ern Siotss by water and by Air
Ferries from Providence, Newport and
Pf. Judith, R. L., and New london,
Conn.--Conneeiions from oil points
by dir. Modern, lighted, $500 n.
runway, 24-hovr service.
Beautiful, sandy bsoehss, sparkling
surf green hills, wide meodows,
birds. color, fun and rUrul psoes and
quiet, you choose. Genuine Yankee
hospitality.
Excellent sport fishins-oH shore or
surf, green hills. wide meadows,
horbors end onehorases for Yachts
OF oil closes.
Good accommodation Of hotels and
rooming houses. Excellent resioUronis.
Cottages avoilobls. Bring the fomily.
Stay awhile.
WRITE
Block Island Chamber Of Commerce
Box D, Block lsIond, Rhode lsIond
AMERICAS FIRST vAcATIoNLANn
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Gorden State Opens
Five Picnic Areas

WOODBRIDGE, N. ]. - The
Garden State parkway has
given the full go-ahead sign to
spring - roadside picnic areas
have reopened.
There are eight picnic areas
along the 173-mile parkway,
five Of them maintained by the
New Jersey Highway Authority
along seashore sections south
Of the Raritan River. The other
three. maintained by the State
Highway Department, are open
basically the year-round.
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Everybody has a royal time
in Nassau Bahamas
Come on down. Summer rates are about one third lower

Plan now to do something different this year.
Nassau in the Bahamas is the perfect place
for summer vacation. The climates delight
full and there's so much to do. You can 60
skin diving, fishing, and sailing in the clearest
water in the world. Relax on soft pink and
white beaches. Shop on quaint Bay Street.
Spend the evenings dining and dancing to
the beat Of calypso drums.
Special summer rates at Nassau's famous
luxury hotels are about one third lower than
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cabin and tourist fares on the
Independence. the Constitution,
the Atlantic, the Exeter and
the Excalibur. The fare also
applies to Sunlane and Vaga-
bond Cruises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

You can take an Inland cruise !
down the scenic ST. Lawrence
River as you sail for the open
sea and Europe. That's the
Empress way to Europe;
sailing from Montreal sno
Quebec, through the heart Of
French Canada, and then on
TO Greenock and Liverpool.
With the extra scenery, You
enjoy unsurpassed service,
accommodation, and cuisine
aboard . Canadian Pacific
White Empress. We see to H.
that you enjoy every minute
Of shipbosrd HE with even 8
hostess to cater TO your every.
whim! First class and tourist
passages available In Empress
Of Canada, the Empress OF
England, Empress OF Britain.
For reservations and details,
contact your travel agent or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

they are in the winter. And you get the same
royal treatment
Flying time between Washington and Mas
sau is only hours. Less than an hour from
Miami Luxurious cruise liners sail regularly
from New York and Miami. No passports or
visas are required Of U. s. citizens.
Find out how little it costs to have a really
different vacation in Nassau. See your Travel
Agent now. Or mail the coupon below for free
literature and rate information.
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a q mAnAMA gYAn =.

SIS. BAHAMA STAR sails from Miami
every Monday and Friday at 8 pm. 3-day
cruises from So. For your 2 days and night
M Nassau, the ship is your hotel. Eastern
Steamship Corp, II Battery Place, New
York 4. Bowling Green 9-O4e0.
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MS ITALIA sails from New York every
Saturday at 4 pm. and the SIS. QUEEN
FREDERICK on July ~, August 3. Both
offer 7-day cruises from Sl70. Ship IL your
hotel during your days and I night In
York 4. Digby 4-6363.
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ALL AT SEA
Avoid Mer
IfYou Will
Avoid Nal

If cruising is your cup Of
tea but not your stomach's,
simply avoid the sea.
You can sail for days aboard
the Delta Queen on the rivers
Of the Central United States
with virtually all the ad-
vantages Of deep water except
large waves.
From her home port Of Gin
cinnati, the famed steamer
cruises to such ports as st.
Paul, New Orleans, Pittsburgh
and Chattanooga. Among the
pleasures are striking scenery,
interesting and often historic
landmarks and quaint river
ports. Aboard, the entertain
ment is of the same type you
will find on an ocean-going
vessel.
The Delta Queen Is a one
class ship and rates vary only
according to the type CT state
room you select.
Further details on the cruises
are available from the Greene
Line Steamers, Inc. 800 Public
Landing, Cincinnati 2, Ohio,
who hasten to point out that
you can have q fine time on
the Delta Queen even If you
don't have to worry about sea-
sickness.
Real ocean cruise lovers may
be interested in an upcoming
94-day round-the-world tour
that will utilize three ships
American President Lines Pres
ident Cleveland from San Fran
cisco to Kobe, Pro Orient's
Cathay from Kobe to London
via Suez and the Mediterranean
and P&O's Orcades from lie
Harve back to San Francisco
through the Panama Canal.
The tour, which leaves San
Francisco on August 5, is being
arranged by Funtour, $40
South Olive street, Los Angeles
IA, from which details are
available.
Those who would understand
Japanese art before their first
brush with 1t on its native
ground, might consider a tour
leaving San Francisco Septem-
bef 81 on the President Cleve-
land.
Takahiko Mikami, one Of
that country's most popular
artists. will lead the tour and
give its members a thorough
briefing on Japanese art and
culture before they arrive in
Yokohama. The tour will spend
three weeks in Japan with ian
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Rail away
through the
Canadian Rockies

Enjoythe longest scenic dome
ride In the world aboard our
transcontinentaI streamiiner,
THE Canadian. From high In
the scenic domes, your dis
cover the panorama OF q con-
unent as you travel In stream
lined comfort. when you
reach the Canadian Rockies,
you can stop off for an unfor-
gettsbIe holiday at Bsnf and
besUtHUiLske Louise. )Abosrd
"The Canadian" you enjoy
gourmet dining, luxurious
sleeping accommodations,
relaxing In the Mural Lounge,
visiting the Skyline Coffee
Shop. And whether you go
first class, tourist or coach
with reclining srmchsirs and
leg rests, our worId-famed
service Is yours. For details
contact your travel agent or:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
Sterling Park Gets
Hunting Preserve

Bedford, Sterling Parks full
time recreation director, per-
mits are issued to those resi-
dents who have obtained a
county hunting license. He
even offers lessons for in
experienced hunters in the
proper use of fire arms.
The idea for the supervised
hunting preserve originated
with the commHnity's active
civic association, which
wanted rules and regulations
for the residents to hunt safely
under the direction of a quail
flied person.
Executives Of the Sterling
Park Corp. and the M. T.
Broyhill organization agreed,
and the idea took shape. The
developers said hunting will
be permitted for residents
until the large tract Of wooded
acreage is developed.
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There's New Life in Old RossIyn

The most concentrated &C.
tivity in Metropolitan Wash
ington's unprecedented boom
in new office construction I'M
doubtedly is the strategically
located RoSslyn area Of Ar
lingtOn.
You are struck Immediately
by the pace Of Rosslyn's pri-
vately financed redevelop-
ment program as soon as you
drive across Key Bridge. New
building s dot the 4O-aere
area-two large ones already
are open, and three more are
under construction.
But what you can see ac-
tually is only a small part of
what's happening in Rosslyn.
The structures already open
or under way are among IA
new offic e buildings which
have been approved for the
area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19

With the various hunting
seasons at hand, the develop
ers Of the huge Sterling Park
community in LOudOun County
have come up with an un-
usual bonus for their res
idents. -
More than 1000 wooded
acres of undeveloped land
have been set aside as a pri-
vate hunting preserve for the
exclusive use Of the more than
800 families already living in
the community.
As one resident said: Talk
about the pioneer spirit. This
is the first place I've found
where l could come home,
change clothes and step out
into my own hunting pre-
serve with a thousand acres
to ramble around in"
Under the close supervision
Of retired Air Force Col. Pete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
By DANIEL POOLE
Stor Reel Estote Editor

And it doesn't even stop
with that.
The IA buildings which have
received site plan approval
represent about 2 million
square feet Of new office
space. The county's planning
office is convinced that an
equal amount will be added in
the near future.
Within a few years, there
fore, Arlington's RoSslyn area
most likely will have 80 Of its
acres developed into high-rise
office buildings and the other
10 acres in luxury apart
ments, according to county
planners.
BY that time, Rosslyn
should have become a gleam-
ing example of an older
area S complete redevelop-
ment. Gone will be the pre-
sent profusio n of smaller