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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Dohoda IS zemf O Rusku je
vyZnamna.

New York. = Americky "a
stupce V Bezpecnostnf rade,
Doktor Flip Jessup, ktery sc
vratil do New Yorku, fekl no
vinafdm, re doufa, re Spojene
narody v budoucnosti vykonajf
dulezitou praci.
VetSina clend Spojenych ma
rodu dosla Size k urcitemu ma
zoru o mnohych otazkach, ale
Sovetsky svaz a jeho vasalske
staty k nazoru opacnemu, a.
vsak zvlaste vyznamne je, re
byla docllena jednota tech pc
tactyficeti zemf, ktere nesou-
hlasf Sc %sovetskym nazorem.
Doktor Jessup pax rekl, re
Sc nikdy nevzdal nadale ma do
rozumenf Sc Sovetskym svazem.
"Je Size tezke, pracovat S Ru-
sy", prohlasil americky dele
gat, ~''situace vsak nenf bezna-
d6jna."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Sc nedaTi svesti Nemce
Ike komunismu.

Berlin. = General Lucius D
Clay rekl, re nezdar ruske tax
|tiky, ktera Sc snazila z1skati
N6mce pro vec komunismu
must byti nynf zrejmy i samot.
ne sovetske Wade.
Americky vojensky guvernel
uvedl vysledky berl1nskych vo.
leb, konanych minuleho mesl,
ce, We sve mes1cn1 zprave o o.
kupaci.
We zprave jsou zaznamenany
diva jine nedspechy komunismu
v zapadn1m Nemecku = volby
v anglickem pasmu a vec RENE
slnych uni.
Clay prohlasil, re sjednoce-
ma socialisticka strana (komu-
nisticka) v zapadnfch 1seclch
Berlfna "se skoro rozpadla."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Elektronicky pFistroj poda va
rovani pred povodnsmi.

Cincinnati. - Abraham So
BILE, professor ma University Of
Cincinnati oznamil, re naprfste
Dude mono predpovfdat po-
vodne pomocf elektronickeho
~pfistroje. Vladnf povetrnost-
nj 1rad PRAGUE ma vybudova,
nj 1stTedn1 STANCE z ktere by
tato kontrola byla Tfzena.
Omen pffstroj by naznacoval
stav vody ma hlavn1ch rekach
a jejich pf1toc1ch, c1mz by by
10 take soucasne naznaceno,
ktere pfehrady je nutno otevrit
a do jake mfry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Co Sc povida o proslulych
ceskYch umelcich.

Jakub Arbes, (184O-1914)
vynikajfcf cesky romasopisec,
sverazny a vysoko stojfcf pred
stavitel sve DOLBY, byl povestny
svym vyprovazenfm. Dopro-
vodil-li jej nekdo k domu, vra-
til Sc S MIN Ease zpet. A TAX
Sc stale, re Sc Arbes Sc svym
pf1telem vyprovazeli ctyri no.
diny "a ziveho rozhovoru mezi
Smlchovem a Letnou, prazsky-
mi ctvrtemi, vzdalenymi cd Sc
be necelou hodinu.
Marie Hubnerova, (1866-
1881, ceska herecka vzacne
tvorivosti, pronikave intuice a
citoveho bohatstvi, m6la skrfn-
ku ma lfcidla a zasuvku v diva
delnf satne pine nejrdznejsich
talismanG. Ably je nikdo ne
zahledl a drobnGstky neztrati-
ly sveho kouzla, mela je zaba-
leny zazloutlych papfrkach.
Hubnerova jake clenka cino-
hry Narodnfho divadla pred
stavuje nejvets1 hereckou O.
sobnost sve dolby.
Bedrich Smetana, 1924
1884, nejvetsf cesky hudebni
skladatel svetoveho jmena, "a
znamenaval vsechny pameti-
hodne udalosti do lidovych ka-
lendarG a pri tom cinil trefne
1sudky. KalendaTe byly Sme-
tanovi take 1cetnf knihou. Ia
pisoval peclive pTfjem a wy
DAM.
Augustin Sedlacek, (1843-
1926, cesky dejepisec, praco-
val ma SVEN obrovskem die
Hrady, zamky a tvrze ceske,
pres padesat let. Patnacti-
svazkove dflo pojednava o AS
hradech a hradcich, o
lit zamcfch a 2,423 tvrzfch.
let 81 vyzadaly studio,
archivalnf vypisy a cesty donna
i "a hranicemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Senat schvalil vetsi sluzne pro
presidenta.

Washington, D. C. Pfedlo-
ha, ktera zvysuje sluzne presi-
denta z $4,000 ma 0 ,00O
rocn6 a dava mu mcdaniel
nych $4,000 ma vylohy, byla
schvalena senatem. Pouze 9
senatorG hlasovalo proti pred
loze, 68 il schvalilo.
Pfedloha Dude nyni poslana
do domu zastupcG, jehoz v1d-
CT doufajf, re Dude projednana
zacatkem pffSt1ho tydne.
Mimo to pTedloha zvysuje
sluzne m1stopresidenta a pred
sedy domu zastupc6 z $780, 00
ma 100000 a kazdy z mich OBJ
drzel $4,000 ma vydanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
President schvalil fond ma
tryskove stihackY.

Washington, D. c. = Letec-
two oznamilo, re president Tru-
man schvalil pTid6lenf $780,
100000 ma koupi 158 trysko-
vych stihacek a jisteho poctu
cvicnych aeroplanG.
Pred tim tento obnos byl ur-
cen ma nakup 1873 stihacek il
neho typu. Plany ma zakoupe-
nj techto aeropland byly zru-
seny.
Stale Sc tax, kdyz seznalo,
re pdvodne zamyslene typy sti-
hacek nevyhovuj1 modernlm
potrebam l~etectva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Danovy program je priznivy
malym- a strednim poplatnfkHEm.

Washington, D. C. - ak Sc
iev1, skupiny poplatnikG S ma
lynn a stredn1m pTfjmem pray
depodobne nebudou postizeny
zvysen1m dane z pTijmu pres
to, re byl predlozen rekordni
rozpocet $41,858,0 900, 900 v do
be m1ru.
Ale v kruzfch demokratic-
kych i republikanskych panu-
je shoda v tom, re Dude nutno
sebrati vice penez, mali byti
schvalen program presidenta
Trumana ma vydani v pTistfm
fiskalnim roce, zacinajfcim /.
cervencem 1919.
A take, bude-li uzakonen
preisdentGv zdravotni pro-
gram, miliony deln1k1 a je-
jich zamestnavatel1 must pla-
tit vice z tydennf mzdy.
We shode S nedavnym dopo-
rucenim presidenta, ably vetsf
cast pozadovaneho zvyseni ctyT
bilionn dolarG byla zfskana cd
korporacf a 20 pT1pade cd jed
notlivcd S vyssfm prfjmem, kon-
gresnik Eberharter, demokrat
z Pennsylvania, vyslovil Sc, re
die .jeho mlnenf vyssf dane ma
il byti ulozeny korporacim a O.
jejichz rocnf pffjem je
nebo vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Historicka locomotive zIstane
We sluzbe.

Chicago, III. - Lokomotiva
ktera tahla Wax Svobody Free
dom Train) pc Spoj. Statech,
Dude dale slouziti. Byla "a.
koupena spolecnostf The Gulf,
Mobile & Ohio, a tato da j do
sluzby mezi Chicagem a ST.
Louis, Mo-, a potahne vlaky
zvane Abraham Lincoln a Ann
Rutledge.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Rudolf Firkusny.

vynikajfcf csl. klavirnf virtues
vystoupf pc delsf prestavce v
New Yorku Is. 1nora, kdy bu-
de solistou ma koncertu Cleve-
landske symfonie pod taktov-
kou JiTiho Stella.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Habes prijala ~pozvani.

New Delhi. - Indicke "a
hranicni ministerstvo oznami-
10, re Habes prijala pozvanf ma
konferenci o Indonesii, kterou
svolava Indie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
LETOsNf 'POCHoD DEsAKo'

Letosn1 March of Dimes,
Gmeno, dane kazdorocnf sber-
nj akci We prospect National
Foundation for Infantile Para
lysis"), odbyva Sc cd Is. do
81 ledna. K akci dial pred de-
slti Lefty prvn1 podnet zesnuly
president Roosevelt.
Pr lonske akci prispeli Anne
ricane castkou $18,669,299, a
doufa Sc, re letosnf sbfrka bu-
de jeste vetsf, jelikoz pocet Ii
al, postizenych roku 1913 det-
skou obrnou, byl neobycejne
vysoky, a vylohy proto take.
Pokladnicky, do nichz je MOI
no pf1spevek vhoditi, jsou vsu-
de v biografech, V divadlech,
ma nadraz1ch, v restaurac1ch i
v kramech. Kdo 81 preje, NIL
re svGj prlspevek poslati primo
do westinghouse 1stredi Ma
tional Foundation.
Celonarodni sbern1 akce je
poradana narodn1mi, statn1mi,
okresnimi a m1stnfmi vybory "a
pine kooperace vsech skupin
obcanskych, delnickychz rolnic-
kych, pr1myslovych, atd. Re
daktori denn1ho tisku i r1znych
sborn1kG a revue ochotne We
inuj1 cele sloupce rozhlasovan1
teto akce, radiove STANCE po-
skytuj1 bezplatne temuz 1celu
cas-.
Sebranych penez je uzito K
"nejintensivnejslmu a nejroz.
sahlejs1mu 1toku ma jedinoU
nemoc podniknutemu SOU
kromou organisacf kdekoli ma
svete" = jak sc vyjadril presi-
dent National Foundation, Ba-
sill O'Connor.
Prostrednictvfm svych 2,73E
mistn1ch odbocek snaz1 sc tate
organisace poskytnouti lekar
ske oSetTen1 vsem obetem Diet.
ske obrny, bez ohledu ma Je'
jich vek, rasu nebo nabozen
stv1.
Prvnf snahou organisace j
pomahati 1cinne tam, kde ne
moe vypukne epidemicky, !;
kan neprodlene posle lekafsk'
pristroje a potreby, zvlaste z;
tim 1celem skolene pracovn1ky
ljakoz i penize ma zvyseni pro
|stfedkG m1stnl odbocky.
National Foundation dodav;
nemocnic1m pc cele zemi zvla
stn1 zaf1zen1, ably molly posky
tovati 1cinnejs1 pomoc vsem
ktef1 nemoc1 ochuraveli, a sta
ra Sc O vycvikovy program pre-
lekare, osetrovatelky, persona
verejne-zdravotni sluzby i pra
covn1ky ma poll therapie.
We SVEN celozemskem pro
gramu lidovychovnem snaz1 S
National Foundation informo
watt verejnost O detske obrn,
prostrednictv1m filmG, novinaf
skych clankG, rozhlasovycl
program1 a broz1rek.
Organisace podporuje finan
enc RUNE vedecke projekty
laboratore, vzdelavacf 1stav.
a nemocnice, ktere Sc venuj
studiu, jak nemoci predej1ti
;Ijak zabraniti jej1m mrzacfcfn
nasledkGm. Jedn1m z 1stavG
kterym takto pomaha, je
Warm Springs Foundation,
Georgii, kan doj1zdel tax cas-
to presidest Roosevelt - san
obet detske obrny = a kde
zemTel.
Ia 1celem vymeny znalost
O detske obrne mezi znalc
vsech zem1 byla v cervenci mi
nuleho roku uspoTadana v New
Yorku prvnf Mezinarodnf kon
ference, ktera sc zabyvala Wy
hradne otazkou detske obrny
Re konferenci doslo pod zasti
tou National Foundation TO
Infantile Paralysis.
Common Council for American
Unity.
"O-
RusHm Sc nedari svesti Nemc'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21

kQo Sc plJo, VlSKa, Lanc1
a hezke holky banc1.
Ma jarmarku dopoledne
razy iris nepTehledne
a nae jazyk chut ma snad
"a groS 81 tam mGzeS dat.
Okurka, pernfk a parek
pro devce je naky darek,
tamhle Ease pan1mame
krev Sc lib v panorama.
Ia pet minut je j spatne
do hospody lett chvatne,
kde je celia vesnice
a kde lftaj sklenice.
Solo tam ma. Francek s Betkou
zaplatil jej celou petkou,
IS Pepkem pax 81 vjel do VAST
a rozbili pri tom basu.
Vedle Ease ma stTelnici
Honza trefil jitrnici,
a tam Ease okrobat
z provazu do louie spad'.
Ia bunny v travnfku mekkem
babka 81 to krout1 S dedkem.
Tam z opice jiny place
ron1 size do plechace.
Jinde v koute karty mlaskaj
tamhle Manci kosti praskaj,
kdyz Jim zacli z Frantou hrat
on il pTi tom pussy krad.
Pr muzice posvfcenske
O tom velkem jarmarce,
blaznf muzi, zenske,
tam je lzkratka legrace.
Tam je randall, tam je skandal:
a cas- nejl1p utfka,
kde Sc vyska a kde tr1ska
jarmarecni muzika.
Kde je jarmark, posv1cenf
Ito Sc pane CERT zeni,
kolace i spal1 sama
mnoha dobra ~pan1mama.
Francek, prac
je modry jak zebra,
ma navsi sve hleda Zebra,
a obecny ponocny
rok je 2 toho nemocny.
Policajt Sc notne napil
lSavli i cepici ztratil.
Flasinetar pro sm1ch detem
v potoce sp1 S flasinetem.
A kdyz nejvetsf je frmol
ztrat1 jedna S eepcem drdol,
zkratka pTi tie muzice
vsecko janet z opice.
Muzika hraje do rama
ufoukana, uvondana.
Trubacovi praskly mechy
z cinel jsou jen pouhe plechy
z tureckeho bubnu ctyry
do sveta Sc dfvaj dry,
a tam fouka mistr svec
misto flauty ma smytec.
Pivo tece plnym proudem
hnout nem1ze nikdo oudem,
i senkyri 2 toho zle je
re Sc napil petroleje.
Vsecko kTepcf, kde kdo skoren
ba i husa S amidorem,
zkratka je to blazinec
ma jarmarku kazdem pTec.
Pr muzice posvicenske
o tom velkem jarmarce,
blazn6j deti, muzi, zenske,
tam je zkratka legrace.
Tam je randall, tam je skanda.
a cas- nejlfp utfka,
kde Sc vyska a kde tT1ska
jarmarecni muzika!
KAREL PORKAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21

Take the delightful little al
mond meringue circles. so popu-
lar with connoisseurs Of Swedish
food. To make about 10 OF them
calls for only 2 whites OF eggs, !
cup of powdered sugar. s ounces
of blanched almonds, and Ia
teaspoons lemon juice. The al
monds are faxed the day before
they are to be used, and left to
dry overnight. This is important,
as they must be thoroughly dry.
The whites, sugar and lemon juice
are combined in a mixing bowl,
and beaten until stiff, when the
almonds are folded lightly IN.
The mixture is shaped with two
spoons in small mounds on a
creased baking sheet (use mar
garine for this). Then the me-
ringues are baked in a slow oven
about rs minutes.
CRUILERS.
And then there are the Won
derful Swedish crullers, and the
Swedish rosettes-you will need a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
Delicious Swedish Pastry Is
Made Without Shortening

complicated, but should be sue
cessful If the iron and the fat are
kept at "a correct temperature.
The batter is made by beating 2
eggs with 2 teaspoons Of sugar for
several minutes, and then adding.
alternately, 70 cup of water, and
"a cup sifted flour. Heat the
cooking fat in the kettle to about
375~degrees F., and place the ro-
settle iron in the fat to heat
through to the same temperature.
Pour the batter into a deep bowl
or cup, large enough to allow you
to dip the iron into it. Drain fat
of the iron, dip it quickly and
carefully into the batter. coating
it almost to the top edge. Now
dip it completely in the hot fat,
as quickly as possible, and fry it
until it is a golden brown. To
remove it from the iron, loosen
the edges gently with fork, so
the rosette will drop off to drain
on absorbent paper. The rosettes
are busted with powdered sugar
before serving, or they may be
used as q base for crushed fruits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
Finish the job
By Angelo Potri

Little children can do one job
within their ability-such as put
ting a toy back on the shelf. or
putting the spoons in the drawer
and be told they have done
their bit for the day. It is i'm
portant that they get that idea
their bit for the day is done.
Older children who have started
a project should be held to finish
it to the end. If they start to
make a plane, they should COM
plete it before starting to make a
wagon. There will be many things
they start and drop: Collections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21

Of things, taking pictures with
their cameras. going fishing. They
explore these fields, get what they
can out of them and drop them.
Let them go. But try to see that
they carry through one job each
day, or each working period nee
essary to finish job Of construc-
ton.
A worker needs to feel accom-
plishment. To keep beginning
without ever ending is to weaken
the desire to create, and that Is
a loss to character that nobody
can afford. The strength Of pur-
pose, of will, the endurance to
carry on to an end, are quite as
important to the training OF a
child as any lesson in the curricu-
lum. Teach him to do a job to
finish,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21

special iron to make the latter, OF
course.
To make the crullers, beat egg,
3 egg whites and "a cup of sugar
until just smooth. Now add the
grated rind of u a lemon and a
little more than "a cup sifted
flour, stir until smooth. Heat the
cooking fat in a deep kettle to
the proper temperature for dough-
nuts. Pour the batter into a fun
nel-one of stiff paper will do
and force the batter into the hot
fat in a stream, to give a lacy
effect. You will find that the
cruller tends to spread out toward
the sides of the kettle. so you can
fry only one at a time. Turn the
cruller to brown it on both sides,
then when it is done, drain 1t, and
lay it over rolling pin to give 1t
the professional crescent shape.
Dust it lightly with powdered
sugar and a little cinnamon just
before serving.
ROSETTES.
The rosettes are bit more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21

Children, being childish, fit
from one interest to another.
Everything is new to them and
they are eager to look, feel and
test all that comes their way,
They have a tendency to start
something, see something else
that interests them. drop what
they are working at and take UP
the next. Some Of that Is un-
avoidable. but we should try to see
that q child does one job to a
standard each day so that he
learns what it means to finish a
Job in a workmanlike manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21

EYING IT OVER: Paris cos
meticians says this season the
emphasis is on eye makeup. Beau
tiful and glowing fall colors are
apt to wash out" your own col
oring. American women have
lovely eyes. but seldom know how
to play them up to advantage.
Nine. Aziza, one Of the pioneers
in eye makeup, comes to their
aid by introducing a new colored
mascara that ' is neither harsh
nor unnatural. The range OF eye
colors include bright blue, green
and purple. This may sound a
little far fatched, but, as Nine
Aziza points out, 1.-THE actual color
of the mascara can only be seen
at a very close distance. The
effect at 2 or 8 feet away is not
one of lash color, but Of eye color
Blue eyes become bluer or greene1
or have a violet cast, depending
on the color mascara used"
TRIPLE THREAT: Models were
among the first to adopt the head
covering idea while dressing
Quick change artists that they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
By EIeni
Beauty Editor.

are, they were quick to see the
advantages of placing something
over their heads while getting in
and out of clothes. Cleaners, in
cidentally, are a group that Won
der why. with the number OF
head-covering ideas on the mar
ket, women continue to send in
clothes with Ipstick and powder
smudges on them. Now the large
square of cloth might be the an
swer in a rush. but the real time
saving, money-saving. and anxl-
ety-saving covering" in our estl-
nation, would be the nylon cos
meticap. This safeguards your
couture, makeup and clothes while
changing in and out of them. Also
made by the same manufacturers
are two other hair ideas. One is
a nylon slumbercap, and an aqua
cap. The first keeps your hair
in place throughout the night.
The second keeps your hairdo and
makeup away from the pitter pat
ter of the showerdrops. The trio
is available in transparent. dur
able, plastic container. ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21

If you working girl you realize the importance OF
time There's wonderful cleanser that works with split
second timing This cleanser is foster than soop and voter
and the "obsorpton" action instantly gets ohoId OF the
dirt and makeup you wish to remove. Whisk it owoy
with soft cloth or tissue and you up With clean
foce It's the answer the working girls plea for ay"
item to help transform her from worodoy CRIME to o'clock
GLAMOUR There's no rubbing involved with this cleanser
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-12-22

IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT COURT FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF MARYLAND IN
BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of
ERNEST F. HARLER, 9215 Long
Branch Parkway, Silver Spring,
Montgomery Co. Maryland (who
with him William H. Croft, traded
as Home Roofing Co. and also with
Everett W. Shepherd traded as
Acme Contractors) TAKE NOT
ICE, that ERNEST F. HARLER,
9215 Long Branch Parkway, Sill
yer Spring, Montgomery Co. Mary
land (who with William H. Croft
traded as Home Roofing Co. and
also with Everett w. Shepherd
traded as Acme Contractors) hav-
ing been adjudicated a Bankrupt
by the Court on the 1st day of
December 1949 a first meeting Of
the creditors will be held at Room
507 Post Office Building Baltimore,
Maryland, on the 10th day of jan
uary 1850 at o'clock P. M. for
the purpose of allowing claims, ex-
amining the bankrupt and selecting
Trustee or Trustees. PAUL r.
KACH, REFREE, 507 POST OF
FICE BLDG, BALTIMORE 2,
MD. 1856
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-12-22

performers wore Scotch costumes.
Fay Mullican was Mistress of Cere-
monies,
Girls Trio Sings
The Girls Trio, consisting Of
Dottie Beall Benson, Ann Windsor,
and Cecile King sang at the Ash
bury Methodist Home last week at
tea presented by the Neighbor-
hood Garden Club.
Junior Christmas Dance
The Junior Glass will sponsor
Christmas Dance tomorrow (Fri.
day. night in the school gym. The
dance will be semi-formal and the
music will be furnished by the
Alaskans Orchestra.
The Juniors have received their
school rings from Balfour and Co
The rings are the same as they
have been in the past years, gold
with an onyx setting on which is
the school crest. 1851 is engraved
on the sides and the owners in
itials are inside.
Girls Basketball Game
The Girls Basketball Team
opened it's season on Thursday
when the girls met the Sherwood
Team at home. Mrs. Louisa w
Riggs has very good team this
year. crr sa
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-12-22
Charles c. Jones, Atty,
Rockville, Md.

Charles C. Jones, Atty,
Rockville, Md.
Order Nisi-
In the Matter of the MORTGAGE
from Russell Y. Warner and Alice
]. Warner, his wife,
p. to
The Montgomery Mutual Building
and Loan Association, corp
oration.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
AS A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 14,141 Equity.
ORDERED, this goth day of
December A. D. 1949, by the Cir
cult Court for Montgomery County,
as a Court Of Equity, that the
Auditors Report filed in the above
entitled cause, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the
18th day of January next: Provide
a copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in said
Montgomery County, once in each
of three successive weeks before
the said 18th day of January, 1850.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County.
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CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
1854 Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-12-22
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION

The object of this proceeding is
to secure the foreclosure Of all
rights of redemption in the prop
erty described below, sold by the
Collector of Taxes for the County
of Montgomery in the State of
Maryland, to the Plaintiff in this
proceeding.
Fourth Election District, Gar
rett Park, Lot 7, Section 102,
assessed in the name Of Robert
Lindblom
Fourth Election District, Gar
rett Park, Lot s, Section 102,
assessed in the name of Angie w.
Hamilton
Fourth Election District, "Gar-
rett Park, Lot 20, Section 103,
assessed in the names of Lewis N.
Charles and John J. O'Connell
Fourth Election District, Gar
rett Park, Lot 18, Section 100,
assessed in the name of Elmer J..
Shane
The Bill states, among other
things, that the amounts necessary
for redemption have not been paid,
although more than a year and a
day from the date Of the sales
have expired.
1t is thereupon this 10th day Of
December, 1049, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County,
ORDERED, that notice be given by
the insertion Of a copy Of this
Order in some newspaper having
general circulation in Montgom-
cry County once a week for four
successive weeks on or before the
23rd day of January, 1850, warn
ing all persons interested in the
said property To be and appear IN
this court by the 20th day Of
February, 1850, and redeem the
property described above, and
answer the bill, or thereafter a
final decree will be rendered fore
closing all rights Of redemption in
the property, and vesting In the
Plaintiff a title free and clear Of
encumbrances.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County.
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CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk 1858
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-12-22
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.

MON1OOMEh1 COUNl NIL.
James O'Donnell, >
Plaintiff,
vs..
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB, INC, a corporation, ct al,
's Defendants.
Equity No. 1888
Order NiSi-
ORDERED, this 21st day of
December 1949, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County,
Maryland, as a court of equity,
that the sale made by H. Winship
Wheatley, Jr., and Nicholas Orem,
Jr., trustees, to Jerry Maiatico, and
reported in the above entitled pro-
ceeding, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary there
of be shown on or before the 10th
day of January, 1850; provided a
copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in said
Montgomery County once in each
of three successive weeks before
the said 10th day of January, 1850.
The report states the amount of
the sale to be $39, 100000.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk for the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County
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CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
1916 Clerk