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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20

merly Of Detroit, Mich, husband Of
Wanda M. Jordan, father OF Samuel
Jordan, IT., AGED 8. and Timothy
h tSUit JTSTI eS S sSed 2 al Of De
Graham and K. D. Jordan and
Mrs. Joyce Swenson OF Clinton,
y. c. Friends may call at the
Green Funeral Home, 81 Eden ST.,
Herndon, Va, where services will
be held at 1880 am. Thursday.
August 80. Interment Alexandria
National Cemetery. Detroit, Mich.
papers please copy.) 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20

AaEast =, iS SsA' DORA n P MiTfHf1E
NAN beloved mother Of Irving and
survived by q brother, Nathan
Klinger, Of Brazil, and six grand-
children. Funeral services at the
Bernard DanZansky and Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
Tuesday, August 90 at 1880 am.
Interment Beth Sholom Cemetery.
Memorial week, 1920 Appleton st.
NV. Please omit flowers. 90
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H deSlg' on Monday. A HSsast is l Sg9-
JOHN MARSHALL FAUGH, beloved
infant son Of Charles and Cath
crime Paugh. grandson OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Allen, Rose z. and
Charles W. Paugh. Friends may call
at the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll st. NV. parking oppositeJ
after pm. Tuesday, August 20.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery on
Thursday, August 81, at 1890 am.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

LGE., 3-bedrm. brk. rambler on
Wicomco River. Cent. air cond.,
on beaut.. landsc, acre, pvt. beach.
Easy terms, SMART, MA. s-7s24
o BLDG. LOTS, leveied, cleared,
owner will finance, Excel. FARM
q HOME RLTY. 44A-64OO.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

OFFICE SPACE within office in
modern elevator bldg. APPROX. 200
50. IT. for pvt. association. Lease
required, Some secretarial services
desirable. Write RESTAURANTS
PREFERRED. INC, 1922 M st. NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTES WANTED

CASH FOR end TRUsT-D. c., Md
and Va. MORTGAGE EXCHANGE,
ME. S-0l6l, 1424 X ST. NV,
FIRM COMMITMENT before sale.
PROMPT SERVICE: d. c., MD, VA,
Prudential Mtg. Corp. DI. 7-6l36.
IMMEDIATE CASH for D. c., Nd
or Va. 2nd trust notes, large OF
small Call any time. JOHN l.
SHELTON, 10. $4,000.
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PROFESSIONAL SPACE

For architects. accountants. doc
tors, dentists lawyers, etc lndi.
urv iva apt euildInf, slost lSs"'GS to Imam.
elal district Suites up 10 800
a. n. available for Immediate
occupancy. Call Mr.. zUPNlK, 723.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

LOOK

AT WHAT WE HAVE FOR YOU
That hard-to-find small farm. So
bier with full bSmt. 3iia acres
level, cleared land, 5la-aore to-
bacco allot., . lge. barns, crib,
rs Minis. ID C. Only S34 BOO
Terms. Excl. FARM a. HOME
RLTY., 449-B444.
LUSH BLUE GRASS, 2i6 acres
with historical mansion, S140. 900.
745 acres, one OF the best farms
in Virginia, go mi, D. c., Sl75,-
900. 3l4 a. beef farm with Co
lonial home, S55,0O0. 81 q. re-
tirement farm, S17,500. Call JEFF
Rankin, 7U3-S25-9957. CULPEP-
Err REALTY, culpeper, Va.
sINC ERE PRIVATE PURCHASER
wants rundown farm or partly
cleared acreage. 100 or more
acres in Stafford Co., Va. Box
233-H, Star.
WANTED-lOO PLUS ACRES with
In 20 miles Of Washington. Willing
to lease back TO present tenant
Send details, land. bldg, price Ia
Box 476-B, Star.
30 A. side OF Mountain-springs,
sites S2,l00 cash. "A acres with
80 A. pasture. Terrific panoramic
view. stream. On State road. Sl0,-
900, SO acres, Arm. house, spring,
S6,500. 1855 acres. modernized
Colonial home. View, streams,
S24.50 Steal. CULPEPER REAL
TY. Culpeper. Va. 7O3-S25-9257
1855 DN.. SS5 MO. buys for Ss.5O0:
146 acres, 55 cleared, straight I'd
Is mi. east OF Charlottesville, Va.
L. L. SELF, owner. XII. S-2277." ="
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SERVICE STATION
FOR DETAILS
Call LA. $4,000. Ext. 10. ask fol
Mr.. RAY BERARDI.
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ALEX, 4725 Duke st.-Retail or
office, new. 000-5000 So II.
Avail. now. DWYER, KI. 9-S0S0.
aTTRACTIvE OFFICES with kitch-
en-, bath facilities optional. West
off Dupont Circle $3.50 per mo.
Avail. imned. DE. o-n421.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

AnrtpHI AREA 600 "a n ~
commercial ground Eoned CT
PvSnta~e m . St. uuy a'l NJ nart
THOMPSON CO, Realtors
~ $4,000
RITZ. SO. mn. chantilly. va.-vaiu.
able corner alrendy g0ned M
cents per "a. n Du 5.7a0i ewes.
A BEAUTITuL LEyEL STRIP oI
land bordering . main roads if
Oxon Hlii with 100 H. on 4 ~
h hard surface road and ITO N
on the other road Annrnyimatel
Si 90 per "a, H. n LOOKING for
outlets for a business, call
Henry Moore, Realtor
RE. b-A8OO
Evening star., 1963-01-25
COUNTRY PROPERTY
POTOMAC. MD.

On River road, beautiful estate
Of approx. 40 acres with mag
nificent view. Mt. Vernon-type
home with 12 spacious rooms,
completely redecorated and air
conditioned. Unusual features.
Several outbuildingS including
huge barn. 5 acre spring fed
lake on property. Zoned Tor 2
only. Box 270-G. Star.
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rRAlLERs

ASSUME PAYMTS. - BRAND-NEW
1868 MODELS. Never lived in, Z
or 3 bedrms. Take your choice
Auto. washer, fully furnished
$500 down and assume small paw
ments, Call CIR. 3-b44S, or drive
out 800 yards west of Fairfax
Circle on Route 80 at Fairfax, Va,
VIRGINIA. MOBILE HOMES, INC.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES. Va, RO. s.
400, Md. RA. 6-2b3l.
DETROITER 80, 50x1O, fully
equipped. Assume payments OF
$1,000 cash. AK, 9-939s.
ELCAR 1856 mobile home, As By
3, bedrms.. clean good cond
Sl,950. 103-494-2774.
NEW MOON '63. 55xlO 8 bedrm
Must sell leaving town. viii con.
slider trade. Payments lower thar
rent. Call 703---EM. S-65O4.
SAVE $1,000 on brand-new 55xlC
mobile home, front kitchen 2
bedrms.. S3,995. will accept a,
little as S295 dn, Call MISS
NEWBERGER, 301--PA. 5-1922.
SMOKER 53 SKA. 2 bedrms., WV
CARPET. Kitchen and bath remod
Low down pymt. Good cond. 772-
047l.
IOCa 5ixiO 2 bedroom. Leftover
stock, never titled, This mobile
home reduced 81 800 for quick
sale, little cash down, or will take
furn or auto. in trade, Small
monthly payments. Open til . D IN.
MARTIN MOBILE HOMES. 1919
Branch ave, Clinton, Nd. call
297-S3S4.
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kARMANN = CHA so. excellent
condition. An honest TO goodness
bargain a. Sl.005. Can finance
with sos down.
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
100 NORTH GLEBE RID, 527-ssss
OPPOSITE HEcHT CO., ARL., VA.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

FARM AND ACREAGE In Prince
Georges County. All cash II neees-
sary. FREDRfC y, LAuTER BACH,
Realtor, a35 -gG22, 93h-hhHs,
GROUND WANTED suitable for
garden-type apts. y c, Va or
Nd Zoned or subject 20 zoning
Box Abb star
MONEY MONEY! MONEY
Let Us help you make MONEY on
your ground Free appraisal We
need ground for ants. and homes.
Nd, u. c. Va Call MRS BOR-
CHARDT, HUDSON REAL EST co,
UN, f-iblh uN f.1l7l
oNF or MORE lots In Prince
Geo. co. wanted. residential. WA.
T.eh'9 after 3 pm,
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOUT 21 ACRES, Allentown and
Old Fort rds. 5 Minis. from Wilson
Bridge, 10 min. from Andrews
AFB. Water and gas avail. Also
other acreages and lots.
HeinhorSt Real Estate
-Y. 7-7660. If no ans. RE. 5-13g1
INTENTION. BUILDERs-Wheaton
Il blk. from Manor Club. 90 TO
$50 acres zoned ROO beautiful
1000 50. IT. lots). Sewer and water
on property. Paved streets TO prop
erty. Terms. Some subordination.
Brokers invited. NE. s-l7l7.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

WILLYs JEEP '55 0-cyl., 4-wheel
Dr. Dr.. i-tGn tYi,, STAKE 'ilT DUMP DUMP. ss76 or
Evening star., 1963-01-25
AVIATION
prFCuCpAFT sFDvTCr

BEECHCRAFT SERVICE
We take pleasure in announcing the
appointment OF Mr.. Ed johnson as
service manager. Mr.. johnson was
formerly service manager for At
lantic Aviation for many years.
Our service facilities are located
at Rose Valley Airport. We would
be happy to submit quotes on in
speetion, engine changes and mod
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
SALES AND SERVICE
OF. 4-7655 24S-5097
FLIGHT INSTRUCTION. students
who are willing to put forth eff
fort to become good pilots, special
ize individual Instruction. Visual
ground school, flight instruction
or both, all rating. Call for in
terview. Day, WA. 7-2147. ewes,
HE. 4-7S25.
J-3 CUB, excel. shape. clipped wing
Just topped VIII sell part or
whole. 10. 7-2S13.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

CHEVROLET PARTs-complets All
rear end. over drive trans. new
b.70xl5 v.-w.S, own rims. Best
offer Misc. Chevy. 434-i765.
FACTORY HARDTOP for 4
scatter Austin-H -Healey. like new
5000. CL. 6-5457.
TR-3 METAL HARDToP
FOR SALE
5s5-904O OR 5s5-l7s5
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REAL ESTATE SERVICES

ALL CASH, FREE APPRAIsALs-
Houses, farms and acreage.
Pr. Geo, Charles, st. Mary's Co.
WA. 7-0334 Mr.. Fraase, 779-s06s
Evening star., 1963-01-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
KAY II hE2LffY q Fl & Co. NhasHS INc IA SD SsDosaOo
Evening star., 1963-01-25
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

0 F|BS BBFss Bss 4 sSS!!SS 3si n HS HS I sSSsa S$f Y
Mr.. KATZ, pi. 1919, Ma. 2-ll54
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GARAGES
10000 SO. FT-

Cap. Cad. Bldg. 1929 22nd st. NV.
"A floors. 3 elevators. usable for
garage, warehouse, mfg. facility.
etc. Will convert to office space.
RE. 1881 WO. 6-3125
Evening star., 1963-01-25
ROsenthal
HAsAINoToN AREA's LARGEST

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and S. Glebe Rd.
Arlington. va. ia. 4-S700
CHA IS coupe, fully equip. Car
like new. Sl,O95 full price.
GELLER FIAT
400 Miller Ave. off 7l20 Wis.
Bethesda. Nd. 654-9215
JAGUAR '57 Xxx 40 c." fender
damaged, excel, mech. cond.. $500.
Call MI. Blackwell, OR. 4-45O0.
JAGUAR '6l Marx TX 4-door sedan.
white automatic, AIR CONDT-
TIoNING. No g66S. CHERNER-
SHlRLINGTON Motor Co. Shirl-
ington Shopping Center. Arlington,
Va. $500. OV. $4,000
Evening star., 1963-01-25
RAR.NIGHT ln. cITR.REsTArRANT
DON'T GIVE UP

We have the solution to your desire
for independence. 3-bay service
station located in Arlington, Va.
Available to right individualtsl
with minimum cash investment,
Professional guidance available for
those qualified. Call today. La.
10000, Ext& 10, for app. Ask for
Mr.. RAY BERARDI.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
NOW AVAILABLE

OFFICE sPACE-GROUND FLOOR,
ARLINGTON, VA NEAR Pentagon
Bldg. And Natl Airport. On Bus
Line. Few Minutes To D. c. New
Bldg. Size 4OxS0 ~. Pt Basement.
Air Conditioned, Parking. Ideal
For Research Or Electronics WORK
Call Mp. RAnALIE1 or. A.nAIN.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FORT LAuDTRDALE, TLA. - For
rent by year. q bedfmt, . baths
eafport screened porch, patio.
dock $500 mo. Reply Box 2sb.
II star
on indian River, 80
miles from DayionA % rms and
bath. % ialousied Bchs, Lee lot
Reat Call p27.5s25.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
DriYe-In Restaurant

In the srowing area Of LAUREL
Md, Beautifully equipped. Excel
lent lease. Liberal financing 10
onahfied person, You will be
PROFIT TRAINED BY the worlds
largest drive-in chain, Call now
Mr.. DUCKETT. 532-0300.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for
the right man to be In business
for himself. Must know pets and
plants. Contact manager, II. L.
GREEN CO.. SB49 Colesville rd.,
Silver sprnig.
FURNITURE sTORE-Heart Of sli-
yer Spring. Est. % yrs, Must sell
due to illness. Call JU. 9-5633.
HARDWARE STORE in Va. BY
owner. selling for health reasons.
Low rent, good lease In fast
growing area. Ideal for . part
ners. Showing good profit. Box
276-X, Star.
RESTAURANT, d. C.-seats go,
500 bar. Ideal for couple. $4,000
down. LA. 9-56S3.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


ANTIQUE 1885 Pierce Arrow q
Or. convertible. VIZ engine. re
600. JU. 9-6764.
BUICK 81 2-dr., $4,000 miles. l
owner since new S79b. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
BUCKS 'B2 demos, as much as
Sl,400 off. RALPH BROWN
BUICK. $50 H st. NE, II. 6-0261.
BUICK 80 Invicta sta, vas.. all
power equip, r. and h., very
clean. 81 900 mi. RE. 5-7665.
BUICk-You can get 9 better used
car at STEWART BUICK, INC.
ia. a-5Su0.
BUICK 81 Roadmaster 4 dr.. blue
and white, fully equipped, extra
clean, only g7SS
Evening star., 1963-01-25
sILNLR sPRINo. s069 oeorgll ~,

Modern bldg air cond 2nd
floor. auto, elevator, front and
rear side entrances. individual Of
fees or suites Plenty. Of public
parking. Rent rcas Call bks-Ofi0
ask for MIR OEMMtLL or call
In person az $685. Georgia ave,
Evening star., 1963-01-25

LACE WOODED SITE IN excel
lent residential area.
5-ACRE WOODED and cleared
parcels. some with stream,
McCAY A McCAY, INC Realtors
IA. S-S6S5 or ewes, IA. 2-ATl3
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

Mrs. Garland Bates and chill
dren, Ronald and Donald. Of
Richmond, and Mrs. Ray Edsall,
Of Alton, III. MRS. Edsall was
formerly Miss Mildred Bates
who lived in this vicinity when
she was a girl Sunday CUES S
in the same home were MIR. and
Mrs. Aubrey Brown ard chill
dren, Mckinley and Sharon, Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

Matthews family were Mr.. and
day afternoon, at the Farmville
Presbyterian Church. They also
visited the Rev. P. Cary Adams,
patient at Southside Communi-
ty Hospital.
Mrs. Ray EdSall was a Sunday
overnight guest of her father,
Kenny Bates, of Worsham.
The Guinea Home Demonstra-
ton Club won a red ribbon for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

their booth at the Five County
Fair. Congratulations to those
who planned and did the work!
Among the blue ribbon winners
were Joe Hazlegrove, Jr., and
M.rs. j. P. Stratton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. ManesS
and children, Kelly and Vena.
spent the week end with rela-
tives ard friends in Southwest
Virginia and Tennessee
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

Darlington Heights. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Stanley and chill
dren, Lynne and Drew.
Recent guests Of the Charles
Womack. Jr., family, of Wood
Vile" we're the two daughters
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Gray. who lived here many
years ago. Both daughters are
married. Ida Lee lives in Ohio;
Sallie Mae lives in Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

Stratton presented missionary
news.
Special services are sched-
ued to be held at Centenary
Church. beginning Monday, Sept.
%. through Friday. Sept. q, at
s pm. The pastor, the Rev.
Lloyd Judy, is to be the speaker.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Week end guests Of the Carl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

Their old home, the old Gray
place, which they visited. is now
owned by W. p. Hazlegrove, Of
Roanoke.
Joe Hazlegrove, Jr., and Allen
Hazlegrove left NJ day for
Hampden-Sydney College. where
they entered the freshman class.
Mrs. w. B. Walker. Jr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Stratton attended the
teachers training school, Sun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

Holman, assisted by most Of the
members. had charge Of the
program entitled THE Maturing
Church in Southern Asia
Mrs. w. D. Walker read the
Scripture selection. Mrs. j. p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
Mrs. Guy Allen Is Hostess To
Women OF Centenary Methodist

Sept. 10 - On Wednesday eve
ming. Sept. IL, Mrs. Guy Allen
entertained the WSCS of Cente-
nary Church.
The president. Mrs. Conduit
Mathews. presided. Mrs. John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10
SEND A KID TO CAMP
Your Gift Will Make
Ovens Days SUMMER
The neighbors know Gwen

The neighbors know Gwen
as the quiet little girl.
She spends most Of her time
alone. Just sitting and dream
ing. She feels different from
the other children.
Although she is only 10, she
has been giving herself insulin
shots for her diabetes for three
years. She had her first candy
in three years at Easter when
visiting nurses gave her some
dietetic sweets.
Ovens grades aren't very
good, and her teacher think;
she lacks incentive. But hel
father often breaks the light
bulbs in the house when HI
comes home after drinking. HI
cut the legs off the desk she
used for studying.
She doesn't like the summer
1t seems an endless time fol
doing nothing. Even a 10-year.
old can be bored.
Camp Goodwill could helr
fill those vacant months
Trained counsellors at the
camp, located in Prince Will
liam Forest Park, Va, can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10
TODAY,S WEATHER REPORT
District and yicinity--MostI

District and vicinity-Mostly
fair tonight, with lowest in
the los following possible eve
ming thundershowers. Contin-
ued hot tomorrow. thunder
showers likely. followed by
cooling at night.
Maryland - Low tonight In
the los after possible widely
scattered thunderstorms in the
evening. Tomorrow. continued
hot with scattered thunder
showers again. but turning
cooler in the west part in the
afternoon and in the east part
at night.
Virginia - Mostly fair to-
night following possible widely
scattered thundershowers, low
est in the los. Continued hot
tomorrow with scattered mostly
afternoon thundershowers,
Cooler tomorrow night.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Southwest winds OF
5 TO Is knots tonight, becoming
Is to IS knots tomorrow
Weather partly cloudy tonight.
Scattered thundershowers are
likely tomorrow afternoon
Visibility 4 TO 8 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10
Iran Governor
Arrests Rebel

TEHERAN, Iran, June 10
(AP).-The military governor
of Teheran today arrested the
son of the capitals religious
leader on charges of trying to
stir up antigovernment feeling
in the wake Of last weeks
bloody riots.
A government source said
Jaffar Bahbehani, son of Mos
lem Mullah Mohammed Beh-
behani, who last week accused
the government of butchery in
suppressing the riots. had dis
tributed leaflets calling for a
general strike in Teheran to-
morrow.
Gen. Ismaeil Riahi, Minister
of Agriculture, told a news con-
ference the government will
press ahead with land reform
and distribution of church
lands despite last weeks vio-
lence.
Teheran remained under
martial law but the city was
quiet with only a few troops
guarding the downtown areas.
Security forces braced for
possible trouble tomorrow, the
seventh day since the death OF
the first riot victims gunned
down by troops and police.
MoSlems additionally visit
graveyards the seventh day
after death and hold morning
ceremonies.
Last weeks death toll is still
unknown, but unofficial esti-
mates claimed hundreds we're
killed throughout Iran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10
Crush Injuries
FutuI to Man, 81

A Landover Md man died
in Prince Georges General
Hospital at las am. yesterday
from injuries received a week
earlier when his car collided
with a truck near the Bladens-
burg Peace Cross area.
He was Walter F. Williams,
80, Of 37l8 Harvard avenue, a
salesman. His car was headed
north on Baltimore avenue
when the accident occurred
about 1850 pm. June 2.
Bladensburg police said Mr..
Williams 1853 model car
clipped the rear Of a tractor
trailer which was crossing Bal
timore avenue at Tanglewood
drive. This tore off one side
OF the car which then went
out OF control down a ditch
separating the north and SOUTH
bound lanes OF Baltimore ave-
nue.. police reported.
The truck driver, Eddie w,
Redds. AZ. OF 220 Thirty-six
street NE. Washington, was
not hurt. police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10
FAIRFAX THEN AND NOW
$4,805 Budget in rs
Largely Aided Poor

stands paid about 50 tax on the
land.
More money - $l,700 - was
spent in 1875 to aid the poor
than on anything else. The
county poorhouse drew $500 for
its operation. Another $1,10C
was put "in the hands of the
overseers to be expended by
them for support of poor out
side the poorhousa."
Most of the poor apparently
lived in Providence district
near where the prosperous city
of Falls Church now stands
Providence received $3.50 for the
poor. while the other districts
got 500 to 5000 each.
Even in those days the over
seers figured on having a few
delinquent tax accounts. The
12-cent rate on the county's
IS million assessed property
value brought in $4,000, leaving
the county government with q
handsome surplus of $4,000,
less delinquents and commits
sions."
The rest Of the one-page
budget that year included $3.50
for T. T. Burke. superintendent
Of the poor, $161 for judges and
clerks of election, $439 for
jurors attendance in circuit
and county courts, $442.72 for
Judge James Sanister and ST.
BIZ for "sundry purposes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10
z Pioneers See
Troop 81 Mark
50th Birthday

Two early-day scoutmasters
of Montgomery District Boy
Scout Troop SO we're on hand
last night as the troop cele-
brated its 50th anniversary at
the National All Center in
Chevy Chase.
The troop is three years
younger than the founding OF
the Boy Scout movement in the
United States.
Honored last night were DR.
P. L. Kicker of Chevy Chase
troop scoutmaster from 1915
until 1925, and Alvin Nye, who
guided the troop for a decade
until 1885.
Alex Britton of Bethesda, q
recipient of the coveted Bow
Scout adult award. the Silver
Beaver. also attended the an
niversary celebration. He was
a Troop So member in 1917.
Speaker at the affair was
Secretary of Agriculture Free
man whose son, Mike, is a
member Of the troop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10
Mux Borges, 70, J
Arlington Builder

Max Borges, ST., chairman Of
the board of McMullin- BorgeS'
firm Of builders and developers
in Arlington, diec yesterday at
Arlington Doctors Hospital
after a brief illness. "a
The 73-year-old executive
had been active in the CON-
stfuction field for As years. He
pioneered the use Of pre-fabri-
Gated and pre-packaged hous-
ing in Cuba in the 1920s.
His achievements placed his
company among the foremost
builders in the Caribbean area.
Among outstanding official and
apartment buildings he con-
structed in Cuba was the $l2
million Palace of Justice in
Havana.
Among more recent projects
are the l0-story, 200-unit
apartment at 1920 North,
Quincy street, Arlington, sched-
uled for completion next
month.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Josefina S. Borges; his
sons, Max jr. and Henry, as
ISOLATED with the firm and his,
daughters. Josefina and Anita. /.
The family home is at $500
North Fillmore street.
Friends may call until 10
o'clock tonight at Murphy,s
Funeral Home. 1924 Columbia
pike. Arlington. A requiem mass
will be said at 10 am. tomor-
row, at st. Agnes Catholic,
Church with burial to follow
at Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. n
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law on the ballot in November
1864. The law. which was
scheduled to take effect June /,
forbids discrimination in places
of public accommodation in II
Maryland counties and Balti-
more city.
Mr.. FRESHMAN said he will
discuss the discrepancies today
with/Mr. Simpkins. who is max
ing his own check of petition
signatures in his office in An
napolis. The secretary's investi-
CATION is confined to the affi-
davits, Mr.. Pressman said,
Registration Not Affirmed
I'VE found that in all the
affidavits. the notary public
failed to affirm that the sign
ers were registered voters in
either Baltimore or one Of the
% counties by law" Mr.. Press
man said.
The notaries, he said, merely
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support the draft program once
the organization gets well UNI
der way.
The present strategy, he
said. is to assign each State a
goal for securing signatures on
the draft Goldwater petitions.
This program will be kicked
off July 4 at a rally in the
D. c., Armory. Mr.. ODonnell
said. Each individual signing
the draft petition pays q dollar
to help underwrite the cost Of
the campaign for the nominal
ton, he explained.
The headquarters occupies
$500 square feet Of space on
the street floor of the building.
Large photographs Of Senator
Goldwater in his pilots uni
form dominate the room. A
receptionist collects the dollar
for each petition signature.
Visitors we're offered coffee to-
day. James Day, office man.
ager, who will supervise a full
time paid staff of seven per-
sons, expects volunteers to help.
Mr.. O'Donnell said he and
Clifton White. the committees
executive director, will do most
Of the travelling. looking for
and delegate support"
Mr.. O'Donnell added that he
has not discussed the hoped-for
candidacy with Senator Gold
water, but indicated that he
viii seek q meeting with him
about the end Of the year
ito let him know what we
have"
I'VE will remain going until
he tells US -" Mr.. ODonnell
said, indicating that he doesn't
expect Senator Goldwater to
say no"