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Evening star., 1963-03-24
Revivins Test Ban

The Kennedy administration is
trying at Geneva. perhaps some
what plaintively. to halt the new
trend and revive test-ban hopes.
Neutralist delegates are helping.
in their way. But prospects are
not bright.
Soviet negotiator Semyon K.
Tsarapkin clearly has instructions
TO sit on q cake Of ice. And the
political opposition in Washington
is needing President Kennedy to
emulate Mr.. Tsarapkin.
The probability is that the op-
portunity to break up the Sino-
Soviet alliance. II 1t existed in
November and December. disap-
peared some time In January or
February.
The popular explanation. at the
time. for Mr.. Khrushchev's sud
den policy shift was that he had
seen France slam the Common
Market door in Britain's face and
hoped NATO would disintegrate
as a result. He therefore pulled
back TO await developments.
This could still be the correct
explanation. or q part Of 1t. But
another thesis has arisen to
which U. N. people also give
credence.
Evening star., 1963-03-24

Department okayed @ change in
the rules Of engagement so that
q HUEY wouldn't have to walt
until fired upon before they could
shoot UP the VIC. It's q step In
the right direction.
This Is the first time in mill
tary history when helicopters are
being used to throw massed in
fantry attacks into enemy terri
tory and often in the face Of
enemy fire and often the chop
pers are used to great advantage
to 60 in behind the enemy. flank
them or pin them down In diff
cult terrain. achieving that great
est Of military techniques, COM
plete surprise in familiar territory.
Evening star., 1963-03-24

gunners, These two enlisted men
sit at the rear Of the cabin with
hand-held weapons firing out the
huge, wide-open side doorways.
Noisiest of all three types Is
the H-21, which has two large
rotors to churn up the air around
1t and two big open doors, on
left and right sides. 30 that noise
and wind can blow through the
troop compartment or belly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

PLYMOUTH '53 2.dT., r, and h.,
overdrive, real bunny, $3.50.
l.. r, STEuART CHRYSLER CITY
1900 wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4SOQ
PLYMOUTH '57 2-dr. station waR.
eel Transportation. S24S. FALLS
CHURCH cHRYSLER PLYMOUTH
Lee hwy, and Hillwood ave-. Falls
Church. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

REYMOuTMB '03. Company officis
ears and deInonstretors, 4-dool
sedans. 2-door hardtops, station
wagons. NeW-car title and b-year
B0.0O0-mile warranty.
Sellers Sales g. Service
p. o. COUNTY'e LARGEST
Chrysler.plymouth-Valiant Dealer
1928 Baltimore Ave. on Rte.
Bet, Hyatts. Coll. PIX. WA, $4,000
OPEN SUNDAY La PM.
PLYMOUTH 80 Belvedere con.
yertihle, blue. p.s.. !, and h. new
battery, tires year old, good con.
dition, $4,000 mi. S7gb or best
cash offer. Call 662-0l20.
PLYMOUTH IS BeiVedere, 4.dr.
sedan, 2-toile, Wv. tires, $4,000
miles. Motor In perfect eond
Transmission trouble. S225. Call
after 9 pm. weekdays, all day
Sat. and sun. S33-6494.
PLYMOUTH '57 savoy 4-dr., auto.
r. and h., good tires, GOOD con-
dition. $500. XII. s-s9Ob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80 Fury conv.. I'll
power, auto, 3e3--cu. lin. engine
PLYMOUTH 1857 stick, 45.6OO
actual miles, new tires. reason
able. 10. 2-3413.
PLYMOUTH 1857 Belyedere, 4-dr,
p.s., new auto. trans, new brakes,
loaded. clean. sac. $37S. EN-, s.
1884
PLYMOUTH '5s 2-dr. hardtop. r
and h.. auto, Wv. tires. spar'
81 only $5e5, BURROWS RAM.
BIER. 900 M st. Sc. Ii. 4-S3OC
(Opp. Navy Yd).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
BUSINESS SERVICES

WINDOWS WASHED by experts, re-
sidential or commercial buildings.
Cali kkI-IklA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
HELP WOMEN
sEcTs GIEL EEnAE, EEcEFTs.

GECY., GIRL FRIDAY, RECEPTs.
ANNETTE TATELMAN
~ Woodward Bldg. RE 1-tlll
SECRETARY 20 executive. national
non-prOfif orEznizafion. dntu- loc.
Sold bkgrd. IN shhd-. secretarizl
and Girl Friday expeEence. Al
least years Of college E1glsh o.
journalism Position offers Interest,
challenge. occasional travel uusual
Gsuge benefits. 16 70 q, $500.
SeAa resume 70 p. D. Bon 6oot,
Wash, d. c.
sECRETARYDENTAL- ASSISTANT,
age 100. Salary 500 Il qualified.
Weekdays. OIL z-z7<s.
SHIRT PREsSER. also EIk and
wool presser, TOP sal Nus be *.
Per. Apply IN persons w Kennedy
8. NV.
SOPRANO s0LOIsT, for downtown
church. Exper. preferred but noi
essential wa. 1-z36l, ewes.
STENOGRAPHER, z 10 ) years ex
perience- Opportunity for YOUNG
woman, preferably some college, in.
tereSted IN working IN persOnne
department.. Pleasant Office, fringe
benefits. Write Box lsoH. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
SITUATION MEN

BOOKKEEPER, desires part time
eve. work, hrs. open. Call after
pm. H2-0q5I.
Entail TECHNICIAN, exper-
fenced desires work In lab.
FLOORS, WINDOWS AND PAINT
ING, excel. refs. 726-0a7l aft.
weekdays, all day Sat and Sun.
HAVE BEEN extremely successful
as a failure. Have college back
ground. Am one Of the best horse.
race handicappers in the business.
Phone HO. 2-o822.
MEN AVAILABLE-H GU work,
yard work, painting, rough carp.
etc. Call ME. e-4532.
RETIRED EXPERIENCED MAIN
1ENANCE man willing to accept
any type Of work. 654-26e4.
YOUNG MAN WHSLE s JOB-As
clerk or short order cook. Exper.
fence and reference. 3s7-5046.
YNG. MAN, recent college grad, age
q, desires perm. employment with
growing Cos preferably in mgt.
field. Interested in employment
where ambition snd intelligence
viii be recognized. Call H. s-242S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
tcONTRUEDl
JOIN THE STAFF

JOIN THE STAFF
Of the new. fabulous
sHERArON-sMVER SPRING
MOTOR INN
e727 Colesville Road
silver Spring. Maryland
Eariy aFailshilitiss excel
lent working condftfons.
fringe benefits.
SOUS CHIPS
COOKS
PANTRY GIRLS
KITCHEN HELPERS
UTILITY MEN
WATERS
MATTRESSES
HOSTESSES
CASHIERS
FOOD CHECKERS
PIX OPERATORS
FRONT OFFICE CLERKS
5ACEPL1oNIST-TYPBTS
HOUSHEN
MAIDS
Interviews ct s7O9 Coles
vile Road. Silver SprtnE-
Monday-Friday. 3 ana
pm Call 5S7-5O25 for
appointment.
good personnel interviewed
y Danny Cohen. formerly
Of Fan and Bills).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
BOOKKEEPER

Accts. rec. and payable. Exper. plus
journals to trial bal. Perm. oppor
In growing firm. Excel. benefits
Call Mr.. Summons, AA2-l4s0 bet. :
and 8 for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

PRINTING EQUIP. Offset pres S,
m ultilith with Davidson feeder,
/ nFgf9el 1871 Gl9c Hn 9.QeQo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
HELP WOMEN
fcONTINlFnl
CLERK-TYPIsT

Experis1ced. Win telephaae sxper.
ie1ces for aircondili0ned real es-
tate once. Salary IS VIZ. 70 stzrt
Excelielt opportunity for advance
menL Al benefits.
SHAPIRO, INC. 1913 X st.
CLERK-TYPIsf, elee. typewriter, q
E-p-m-s enjoy work with phone and
figures. days pleasant Wk-, Co
benefits. Air co1d., excel. salary
ATLANTIC ELECTRIC q HARD
WARE, 3lz6 ION s.. ne.
CLERK-TYPBT-Exper. only. s day
WI. Equal opportunity employer
Cal Mss Simmons, ziol New Yort
Ave, NE. Mear BladensburE Rd
and Balto. Wash. PkFy-D I.A- Esyi0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

RINTIN EQUIPMENT, Multi
llx1, small lineup table, misc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
CLERK-TYPIST

Interesting work and op-
portunity for advancement
with large real estate and
mortgage loan firm. Good
starting salary and sub
Stantial fringe benefits.
Must be his. graduate and
5000 typist. Can Mr.. ALL
MUTT. DI. 7-S3OO.
CLERK-TYPIsTs AND gECYs.
SATTERFIE1D EMPL.
Executive Bldg. Suite 500
ZOO Baltimore Ave, College PIX, Nd
COLLECTION LADY-Mature lads
needed, z6-S. Good collection back
ground. Loan experience helpful
Must have typing and average abih
ty with figures. Downtown, Sday
week and fringe benefits. Small
friendly organization. Cal for ap.
poiutment. Mr.. Poland DI. I'M
WASHINGTON TELEPHONE FED
ERAL CREDIT UNION.
DRESS DEPT. MGR, with exper.
over IS yrs. DID, good sal, good CO
P PssRRsstthd!tsS sARPIy NJ g, GEre sn
Alex Va. or call OV. 3-tss7,
DRUG STORE-sales clerks, exper
only, over q yrs. old, good hrs.
good pay. DIAL DRUG, Rockville
Nd. Pc. 1870.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, GOO
typist, some knowledge Of book
keeping. Age 25-3S, able to NEE
CHESTER TOWERS. "a. 1-ssoo.
GIRL FRIDAY, wholesale beautl
firm has opening for alert yOuni
woman. General Office experience
typing and selling BACKGROUND re
quired. Sday week. Salary open
Phone RE. 1-lS03.
GIRL FRIDAY. Young lady needle
for busy advertising office. Must b
good typiss and have some kn9 gys
BROWN, zs5-6spe TOT apt.
GIRLs-2s to IS, h.s. graduate, IRE
to travel. Salary. Travel expenses
paid. Interesting, diversified wori
IN lnvestigative field, compan,
benefits. Apply $40 llth st. NV
md FIR. bet. $50 am. and Z pm
GIRL FRIDAY for contractor i
Clinton, Nd. AREA. Salary commen
surate with ability. Reply In owl
hand to Box 74-H, Star.
' ARLINGTON ;IC Z SALON OR BEAUTY
3sos Columbia pike. IA. 7-lAsA, IA
HOSTESS, experienced, split sniff
apply Mrs. Delana. Hotel Georg
Mason, Alex Va.
HOUsEKEEPER, exper. only foi
apt. hse. to handle help, hnens etc
See Mgr, ll15 Euclid NV.
IBM KEYPUNCH OPERATORS, ex
Insurance Clerk-Typist
The dramatic growth Of our com
pany has created the need for I
person with q background II
hazard insurance and above
average ability 70 learn this in
teresting facet Of the mortgage'
banking business. Liberal employ
benefits. Salary commensurate
W/exper. Contact Mr.. KEOUGE
at Re. $4,000 for an appt.
experienced for bus
BetheSda beauty salon. excelen
NURSE, Pm. for elderly lady. Alex
Week ends, Sat. am. to Sun. pm
S25. e36-6epl.
PIX OPERATOR-PreviOus expeF
fence required, to work relief hour
s sCSRel % an 70 y gT p.h ApPSIE On rsE
unneeppMT M uSy srn nnV !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN.-z-pc. sectional sofa with
MATCHING armchair, Z end tables
Modern desk IN. 57T3z-
FURN.-MOginE. must ssn al. Reas
Cal l39-s77s.
FURS-, Nv. m, bedrm-, din rm-s
mo. Old. SIS down and take over
mainly psymelts. VA. I-seot.
FURN.-Din. Tile, 8 chairs, oak Kit
tble-s : chairs Ice. swivel rocker
misc. CT. k-Z1A6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

cLAKENET, Com B. FlzL Excel
conc > rs win case Cal il.
COINS FOR SALE. rare, lsSs Indisn
Head cent, brilliant prOofs only 80
made $40. By PVT collector. L.
j. A. NELSON, ef1-7T7o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

ESQ, 1911 wilson blVd., All.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
experienced h elpers. Good pay,
company ben fits. Year-round
work. EVANSHAW SHEET METAL
CO, ala Howard ave., Kensington,
Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

STENOGRAPHER-y0ung lady BE-
low %. High school graduate with
better than average sl1llg for bet
ter than average position pay and
benefits. DU. e-3sel between $3.50
and $50 weekdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
CANARIES

FRESH FROM HOLLAND
S9.95 up. Guaranteed singers.
Also Cookers. Dachsies. Axe and
small type puppies.
Pet Shop Dept. Store
6s63 Lee Highway. Arlington, Va.
East Falls church, 532-S000
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, buff,
Axe, req 8 wks. old, S4S, males,
SIS, females. Call S34-sl6s.
COLLIE, male, IVA years, Axe.
Reg, sable and white, loves chill
dren. SO. -s26-3s7s.
COON HOUND, black and tan f.
male, running, $50. 2 good rabbit
hounds, male and ] female, $50
pr. Sat. after s pm, all day Sun.
30l-MI. S-52l7.
DACHSHUND PUPS, bred, champ.
stock, Axe reg, wks. old,
365339s.
DOBERMAN PUPS, Axe, 8 wIs.,
blk, male and e m a | e, champ.
stock, reas., must sell. 656-6i56.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS, good
hunting stock, shots, wormed,
3ol -663-Ssl3.
NGLISH SETTER, female, rs
mos, ready for the field this sea-
son. Needs WORKING. For sale
reasonable. Phone JE. 2-s2e9.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEIiS-S
months. Axe. Champion sired. Call
ia. s-6lss.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

RADIO, Citizens Band radio, VOca,
line model ED am, with antenna
IL I.1AA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
PIANOS

Largest selection in the area, up
rights, spinets and consoles. Com
pletely rebuilt. year guarantee.
SILVER SPRING PIANO CO., 7le
Sligo ave, JU. 1909, open wkdays.
80, Suns. Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
QUITE statesmen
EXPERIENCED

Opportunity for right man to earn
IN money rescntIS iS opsrat hSg ~ S' ane
OF our franchise men, who Is
being promoted within the COM
pany. Location OF route. Camp
Springs. College Park. Cash de-
posit required, We invite you 70
ride route ct your convenience.
Call RE. 5-373S for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
SHOE statesmen

Experienced. Apply JOSEPH DE-
Y0UNG'S, 18th and F SITS. NV.
SIDING MECHANICS, plenty Of VI,
a GTnc wSsk tOr anS eHPes sson men, T6T
pay. Call RISSCO, INC, 1921 jeff
Davis hw., Arl., Va. OF. 1896.
STEADY, SOBER, HONEST MAN
work small grocery store, al
around work. References. Good sa'
larry for good man. Apt. Ii. 4-l343
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

ORGANS Baldwin Orgasonic floor
models and demonstrators. Save
500. GISRIEL excl. BALDWIN
dealerls -S2s G 81. .n.w.s Ma. o4O4z3
s4eS Arl. blvd.s (opp.. J Corners
532-3oo2. CVa. store daily I'll ?, Sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

PIANOS. Final Week of KITS
42nd. ANNIVERSARY SALE. Full
keyb oard spinet pianos, 10 VI.
guarantee. 1888. KITS CWash.
Areas Largest Music Store.
Conv. Local, Dntn. 1880 G st. NV,
RE. 7-62l2; Alex, 262l Mt. Vernon
ave., K1. $685.; Congressional Pla-
"a Stopping Center Rockville pike,
HA. 100 (Va. and Md. stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
TOOLS

Sledges, 81. Rakes, 81. Hoes, sI.6s.
5-gal. cans. sl.S0. Dropcloths, $3.50.
Saws, Sl.A5. Hammers, SOC. Blocks,
falls, ropes, chains, chisels, planes.
motors. Bunk beds, Sl2. Axes,
S2.75. Hand saws, sl.lS.' l00-ft.
tapes, S3.q5. Snow sh0vels, 81. q
man saws. $50. 6xe tarps, $3.50.
loxl2 tarps, 5000. Wedges, soc.
DrOplghts, Sl.3S. Saw blades, Sis.
Used tarps, &c n. Steel shelving,
pumps, air mpressor weider
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
STENOGRAPHEF
HyattSville Area

For Hyattsville branch Of
flee Of Weaver Brothers,
Inc, mortgage bankers.
Duties viii consist Of gen
eral office work with staff
Of 3. Parking provided.
Excellent starting salary
and substantial employe
benefits. Cal Mr.. Weis-
miller, 779-79oO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
FRESHMEN

Miehles Chand-feed) printing and
diecutting In ID. c. Box Plant. Ex.
cellent opportunity. Gail Mrs. Race,
RA. 3-2ls2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

Interesting work and op-
portunity for advancement
with large real estate and
mortgage loan firm. Good
starting salary and sub
stantial fringe benefits.
Must be his. graduate and
good typist. Can Mr.. ALL
NTrTT M T-eQO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
r maS6s.H Stel q sss 81 a In grand.

PIANO, upright, typewriter, rolla-
way bed bicycle gas clothes
dryer refrigerator, TV, acton air
cond.s coffee table. Reasonable.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Christ Church
Is Offering
'COndOliers'

ROCKVILLE - Why should
this year be any different?
Especially when you know
you've got a good thing going!
Every year for % years now
the Rev. Raymond P. Black,
pastor Of Christ Episcopal
Church, Rockville, has directed
at least one Gilbert and Sullivan
production at his church here.
And this years show-to be
held this Thursday, Friday and
Saturday - will be the comic
operetta, The Gondoliers."
It'll 60 on each of the three
nights starting at $3.50 in the
church parish hall on South
Washington Street, just below
Jefferson.
Major roles will be sung and
played by James ]. Cromwell,
Nellilewis Quay, Jan Schiavone,
Ken Dollack, Anne Wilson,
Harry Riley, John c. Allnutt,
David Hake and Gertrude Troy.
Adult admission is 50 and
students will be admitted for 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12

which will connect Viers Mill
Road and Route 355 and pro.
vide a needed out-of-the-city
route into the industrial section.
Citizens let it be known in no
uncertain terms, however, they
opposed widening of Horners
Lane which would not only cut
back their small front yards
but would serve to encourage its
use by trucks and other traffic
using it as a thruway to other
parts Of the city, including the
industrial area.
Some irate spokesman &C.
cused the city of a concentrated
plan to dump all industry and
its attendant headaches into
East Rockville because "it's on
the other side Of the tracks,"
They said the plan Is even more
obvious since the unwilling of
the city's urban renewal pro-
gram.
Members of the group pointed
out that East Rockville resi-
dents like their area as it is"
and want to stay where we are
but you'll force us out unless
something is done"
Mayor Frank Ecker denied "a
plan" and pointed out that in.
dustrial development in East
Rockville, particularly along the
railroad tracks, are of many
years standing.
When East Rockville repre-.
sentatives trouped out of City
official promise for a longer
Hall they carried with them an
look and possible more accept.
able solutions to preserving and
protecting the quite residential
sanctity of their area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
New County
Zone Class
Authorized

Creation of a new commercial
zone, originally proposed by the
former County Council more
than a year ago, was approved
by the new council Tuesday by
unanimous vote.
Designated as a commercial
office park zone, identified as
C-P In the zoning regulations,
the new measure will permit
construction of most of the
facilities now authorized In the
Gil 0ocal commercially zone, but
would subject them to far more
extensive restrictions intended
to improve the general charac.
ter OF commercial operations.
Facilities authorized in the
new zone will range from pri.
vate offices and governmental
buildings to churches, converts,
libraries, museums and other
similar institutions of non-com.
mercial nature. 1t calls for rec.
reation areas, off-street parking
and underground operations in.
GLIDING pipelines, electric power,
telephone lines and similar
projects.
A restrictive feature provides
that property shall be land.
scaped in line with plans ap.
proved by the department of In.
spections and licenses, to assure
grass, shrubs and trees. Build.
ings generally would be limited
to so feet In height and would
occupy no more than 20 per cent
Of the total acreage.
Interior roads will be permit.
ted provided they have a mini.
mum of 20 feet In width for
two-day traffic and 10 feet for
one.way lanes, and would be
paved and kept in good condi.
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Maryland YD's
To Gather Here
This Weekend

The Maryland Young Demo.
Gratis will hold their state con.
vention this weekend at the
Washingtonian Motel.
DR.. Ebert Byrd of the Uni.
versity Of Maryland will deliver
the keynote address at a pm
tomorrow to be followed by the
business session, reception spon.
sored by the Montgomery Coun,
ty Young Democrats, buffet din.
ner and all-evening beer party.
hootenanny.
Business sessions will resume
at 10 am. Saturday with the
election Of officers scheduled
for 2 pm. A reception for Gov.
ernor J. Willard Tawes and the
traditional banquet and dance
will conclude the convention
that evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12

Mrs Bonnie (Goria) Poole GA 1883 Rockville - $685. TOO
Mrs VIM A. Va Lubbers, OIL. PISA, Bethesda 694 900
s. C. Parajinog, VIII 67232 Rockville 1910
Miss Donna McCauey Pc. 22382 Rockville ..... 6276O0
Morton A. Croy, VIII 20245 Wheaton
Mrs Irene Miller, WA 42S76 Ashton 500
Steven Joseph Feith GA 45374, Rockville 900
Mrs Florence Gaque, PO 23003 Rockville SCI $50
Mrs Martha Wright 7622717 Rockville 54 100
Mrs Matha Davis PO. 23425 Rockville 424 900
Marc Manager, 7622014, Montgomery Square .. 900
Mrs Doris M Pope CL 32742, Damascus 1893 500
Mrs L. L. Mulneaux WA 63609, Gaithersburg 1900
Mrs Thos E. Ferington 3S45345 Silver Spring 100
Mrs Muriel Kanelopouos 7626332 Rockville ... 258O0o
Mrs F. L. Alt JU 53243 Silver Spring ..a....a.. 900
John Whitelaw, 9625934, Glen Hills 5000
Henry W. Bergen, 5S85070 Takoma Park $4,000
Mrs Elizabeth c. Ke WA 61454 Laytonsvlle ammonium. $4,000
Mrs Margaret Schneider PO 22551, Rockville - 240O0
Mrs Harold A. Knapp WA 6022S Germantown .... $4,000
Julie Robertson 3652207 Bethesda 5000
Mrs E. Mason, JU. 5S433 Silver Spring -...... 5000
Mrs VIM Ross, VIII $685. Wheaton .-....~..~.. 5000
Mrs Mildred Holmes, OIL 2sS22 Chevy Chase 5000
WHO ARE YOU GOING TO HELP WIN THE
4DR FORD STATION WAGON?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
E. Rockville Residents Hit
HeaUier Traffic on HOrners

Increasing truck and other
traffic engendered on narrow
Horners Lane by the growing
Southlawn industrial area has
become an anathema to East
Rockville residents.
More than 40 Directing citi-
zens Of the area descended on
City Hall Monday night to voice
strong objections to being shak-
en- from their beds at night and
be-deviled by day by heavy,
SIP eeding vehicles, including
motorcycles, using their former
quiet and tree-lined residential
street.
They were invited to air their
traffic grievances before Mayor
and Council and to hear city
plans for alleviating an ad.
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an average Of $250, 900 annually
through its highway reservation
function. This is exercised
through subdivision control, In
which the commission reserves
land for streets and highway
widening and for new highways
and then turns the land over to
the State or county for construc.
ton.
Other portions of the report
deal with legislative changes in
the commissions authority as
the result of laws passed in the
1863 session Of the Maryland
General Assembly, the status Of
the agency's planning program,
an explanation of the proposed
coming ordinance for Prince
Georges County, subdivision
growth and park development.
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Dead Pigeons
AdOrn Lawn
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Rockville residents were
startled this week by the sight
of 40 or so dead pigeons piled
up on the court house lawn.
An investigation disclosed
that the county building and
grounds department goes on a
pigeon shoot at least once a
year to cut down on the flocks
which cluster on the court
house roof and jam up the air
conditioning system.
According to John Murphy,
county architect and director of
the building and grounds
department, the pigeons drop
into the air ducts of the old
building and create a pretty
gamey smell"
Then there is the problem
of the lice and mites those birds
drop all over the court house, ="
Murphy explained. IF we didn't
control the bird population we'd
have a pretty itchy bunch of
people around here" he added.
AS it is, the court house has
to call in the exterminators
periodically, and pigeons are
still falling into the cavity walls
and air conditioning system.
The court house maintenance
crew notifies the police when
they intend to cut down on the
bird population, and accomplish
same with a pellet gun.
This is the most humane
way" Murphy said. Since all
the old barns around here have
been torn down, the pigeons
have no other place to roost.
Thousands are frozen to death
in the winter. In the long run
this thinning out process is the
kindest thing to do for both the
birds and the people in the
court house." he concluded.