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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-01

U. S. and Italy begin rearming
negotiations in Rome.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-01

Russian paper calls Alaska hos
tile "land aircraft carrier"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-01

Congress may abandon omnibus
appropriation method.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-01

w. V. Bouic, Solicitor.
Rockville, Md.
Order Nisi-
DAISIE BELLE WARD,
ct al, Plaintiffs,
VS..
BYRON H. BERKELEY,
ct al, Defendants.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AS A COURT OF EQUITY
No. 1926 Equity.
ORDERED, this 31st day of
January, AID. 1861, by the Circuit
Court of Montgomery County, as
a Court of Equity, that the sales
made by
WILLIAM v. BOUIC, trustee
of Parcel No. to Samuel Herbert
Noble" and Esther Mary Mobley
and ito Carroll w. Fleener and
AYES Jane Fleener and reported
in the above entitled cause, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the Goth day of Feb
ruary next: Provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in said Mont
gomery county, once in each of
three successive weeks before the
said 26th day of February, 1851.
The report states the amount of
the sale to be $4,000, for Parcel
No. and $3.50, for Parcel No. 2.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk. ATS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-01

Frank r. Long, Attorney,
Kensington, Md,
Order Nisi-
LILLE A. CHAPMAN, widow,
Plaintiff,
VS..
FOREST CHAPMAN and others,
Defendants.
Estate of Clarence A. Chapman.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
AS A COURT OF EQUITY
No. 1897 Equity
ORDERED, this 31st day of
January AID. 1851, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County, as
a Court of Equity, that the Audi
tors Report filed in the above en-
titled cause, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the 26th day of February
next:' Provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some news
paper published in said Montgom-
cry County, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said
Goth day of February, 1861.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk for the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk. Ala
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-01
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1851
The following personal property:
AT 10 O'CLOCK Am.

The following personal property:
good milk cows; 1 c. C. Case Tractor CAL condition.;
14n gang pillow, cuvator disc harrow, tractor
moving machine potato planter section spring tooth
harrow shovel horse cutivator, smoothing harrow
single shovel pow double shovel plow blacksmith forge farm
rubber tire combination body farm A1
dtion) planter lot of harness. saddle Brides single trees
double trees picks hovels 80 head of hogs two
brood 16 pigs male hog IA shoats weighing from rs
to 1875 lbs Some laying hens.
HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY upright pianos, 3-pece
mahogany antique living suite (A1 condon); 3-pe
cherry antique living suite (good condition)
rockers practically library table; book case, 2x5
paror rug head black rug anqque wardrobe
book large leather upholstered rockers rockers
wash stands, bedroom suite, single BEDS double BEDS
antique buraeus, dressers, marble top bureaus lot of
bedroom chairs stands, etc. One it, Frgdaire, it.
Westinghouse refrigerator white enamel cook
attachment al condition 40 gal copper KETTLE (A1
condition antique kitchen table chairs; antique
board, buffet dining table and chairs separator
(A1 conditon) kerosene cooking gas stove,
gal jars all kinds cooking utensils Dishes
thing used around the house mention.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
Charles Whirley Owner
BRAKE R. FRALEY, Auctioneer.
(Lunch Served 407
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-01

Thomas C. Kelley, Solicitor,
Rockville, Md.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
GLORIA T. HICKS,
plaintiff,
VS..
JEFFERSON HICKS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-01
THIS AUCTION POSTPONED FROM FEBRUARY
PUBLIC AUCTION

Due to the death of wife compelled to discontinue
farming will sell Public Auction Y mile South of Rock
vile Seven Locks Road
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Robinson Surprises
Brooklyn Officials;

BROOKLYN, N. c. (CNS) -
The Jackie Robinson bid for
$4,000 next year has Just reached
here 10 the Brooklyn office and
they seemed quite surprised"
:hat Jackie has IN mind SO much.
which represents $4,000 over his
present salary.
The Robinson Business is all
new 20 US. announced Bavasi.
V. r. of the Dodgers. He mas
not discussed his 1852 contract
with this office.
Besides lifting Robinson To
$4,000 would require permission
OF the office OF salary stabiliza-
tion because he received top pay
on the Brooklyn club In 1851.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

Experience has demonstrated
with the greatest clarity that in
vasions Of fundamental rights are
never confined. but spread in
ever widening circles, seeking TO
engulf more and more victims
| cannot emphasize too strongly.
that il is impossible for any group
TO establish justice for itself alone
IN an unjust society. When de
mOcracy loses ground. or reaction
becomes ascendant m society. or
an atmosphere of hystcria de-
vclopS, all groups are menaced p"
Founded in 1906. the American
Jewish Committee. with 43 chap
tiers IN principal cities and mem
bcrs IN more than 500 commun.
ties of the United States Is the
oldest organization devoted TO
combating bIgotry protecting
the civil and religious rights OF
Jews. and advancing the cause
Of human rights throughout the
world
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Suspects Arrested
in Miami Blasts

MIAMI, Fla tSpcciaD - Two
Negroes were held here for IN
ve>tigation last week in the re-
cent bombingS OF Carver Village,
q race housing project. and Jew
iSh SynagogS after being picked
up by police with a case OF
dynamite IN their car.
The suspects. whose names
were withheld by police. were
picked up al the edge Of the
housing project In a car regis
tered To white man living in
ami Beach.
a total OF So 700 in rewards
up to Monday were offered for
information leading TO the arres,
and conviction OF the blaSters.
Once occupied by whites. the
Village has been bombed three
times IN two months.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Kills Man
Over Pint
Of Liquor

a 40-year-old man was
fatally shot to death IN bar
about an hour after he ac-
cuSed his assaulter OF steal
ing a pint Of illicit whiskey
Sunday evening, police said,
Dead is Samuel Turner. 40.
$685. w. Warren. who died of
shock and hemorrhsse due 10
gunshoi wounds of the stomach.
the upper right leg and the left
chest.
Held for investigation OF mur-
der IS CALVIN Giles, 81. 32l7 w
Warren, whom witnesses stated
fired one bullet at Turner while
he was on his feet al the York
Bar, 1900 w. Warren. and subsc-
quent shots as Turner was lying
on the floor.
Police stated that Giles went
TO 4 coal shanty run by Turner
in rear OF 1901 w. Warren about
pm. 10 buy a pint oi Whiskey.
Turner went into back room
10 make change ios ten dollar
bill given 10 him by GILES.
Upon returning. Turner accused
hum OF stealing pint. Giles
denlcd the theft, but Turner
pulled out knife and ordered
him out of the shaniy.
Giles went 10 his home. loaded
his .32 Colt revolver and finally
found his victim in the bar where
he fired the fatal bullets.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Human Rights DaI
Dec. 10, Observe,
3rd Anniversary

December 10 va iAe third q
nivcrsary OF the ~ vlamalionI
the Universal Dcc.M Lon Of y
man Rights BY the General !
semblv OF the U'nti Nations
The Declaration vas adopts
as a common siandard .
achievement for all peoples aH
all nations.
President Truml1 .y4s y
ignated Dec. 10 a, 'ea Nsu'
Human Rights DaA HaS 's1
upon the people y lff 0"1
States 10 observe y liI'l'rs
with such cciemon t may y
promote an undcis'e in- o'
respect for human Nsht J
fundamental freed ana
tribute to their u.lseisel
effective recognition in 0OS'I
ance.
The United NJ rs i1l
tional. Scientific ana llIu'"
ganization has app aied +"
sixty four member na'io'S n
further the prInclples 'i 'ns
laratlon.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Victim Trips
Finn

A film flam racket which net
ted $4,000 from four victims IN
the last year was believed broken
up with the arrest OF two women
Saturday
They are Lucille Finney. 2s7
Garfield. and Dorothy. alias
Jean Warner. Is. $40 Benton.
who were arrested at Wood
ward and Warren after being
spotted by an alleged victim
Mrs. Corrine Gibson. "a. 2Ol6
Virginia Park. told police that
she met the women in the same
ncIghborhood last June 8 and
was duped for. s492 when the
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
civil Rights CAIN Seen
in Jewish Group Survey

Americans have made note
worth- ANS in extending and
protecting hsslc civIl rights in
the four year period ending tins
month the Amc.scan Jewish
Committee revealed today in
The People Take the Lead. a
year eri survey iSuei or The eve
Of the l60th Anniversary of the
Bill of Rights
Jacob Blausiein. the organi-
zafion's president. points out
that this progress has been
regisfe ed despite the fac, thai
major measures. recommended
by the Presidents Committee
on Civil Rights in ls47. have
remsirei bottled up in various
committees Of Congress.
"Th, people nave qu d gone
ahead on thes own initiative.
making rema kahle Advances IN
many sta'nS. ~ rtpoll says
WIN the rclease % tie survey
Mr. BlauSfcln declared
PROTECT Brother
while communism and demOc-
racy are gripped in hat'l, for the
m.nds of men. Americans are
proving az home. as we'll as on
the military front hat 'ho
Sufesi way 10 protect our own
precious liberties Is 10 protect
the rights of our neighbors."
The advances are credited in
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

the report 10 the Anne ican people
who have joined forces TN church
groups. veterans organilAt ons
coopelatives. labor unions. WO-
mems clubs. civic unity councils.
mayos committee, and cOmmun-
Ity movements OF every kind
The report cites eight spheres
IN which the improvements in
civil rights are most worthy of
note These are designated as
the armed services. athletics;
citizenship education: employ
ment. housing professional. bus
ness religious and fratcrnal So
clciies public accommodations.
Encouraging Sign
The report notes that most
encouraging sign m the civil
rights area is the increasing mum
bcr OF community audlts under
taken by conscientious ciuzcns
II humber OF cities These
audiis study local civic rights
practices and amend theru 60 CON
form with the American ideal of
equal opportunity for all
Civil rights and liberties are
everybody's serious concern Mf
Blausteln asserted Democracy s
way II life Is defeated OF loses
its meaning when the civil rights
or civil liberties of any group In
this country are denied o, im-
paired.
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Forn,er Hi
Track Star
Convicted

A former track M 81 Na.J
western liigA whg hlse y naa
use OF MS reap, 1'.i y I'D
s"'''e easy ''''''' nvicel
" lu' ''f " + ~ 'eahsl
$50 i",., "'''' ''4iea
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15

pair used the old coil,.denc. -,
called pigeon dtpp ''''
Upon spying the women n
Gibson said she Tan IA ,be .%'ls %
fac patrolman at ihe corn, =
had him make the arrest. Th.' "'
other warrants have been ~,
" "'''' ~ p"'' p'''ce stated
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
LuekyNumberh!'
Legal Gambler

One OF the wninne ''u'"s'
numbers last Thu 'Y W q,
10 be unlucky 20 ! mes :.
l044 Mcdbury. eau =" 49,
tagged as the cl'N is' ,.s1
registered gamble ~ -
rested al;
Webb was held for w.
ton last Friday "nsa
squad detectives ioun' =" IA
home with numDs'' ia
in his possession. Inc %
number for the nn'nrc' zen n
was 67a. and PAID ~
i0-cenf wager.
The suspect told po'''s .,y
registered under the Ssnd
lust TO have a stamp .a =" n
they ever make eanoll,"o ooc(
lie had been conv'','s" ~ n
possession Of mu'"''
The Detroit tribune., 1951-12-15
Curiosity Nets Cut

Curiosity did not kill cat i'm
thus case. but il did cause SO
year.old man To suffer a gun shot
wound IN the right leg.
Augusta Jones. 2l6 Alfred. told
police that he had bought gun
and was attempting 10 determine
Evening star., 1951-04-19

We liked phrase one of our customers used
last week. She said she shops at Safeway because
she gets "Bargains by the basketful." Her remark
sums up our pricing policy in nutshell You
see we set every price right down at rock bottom.
(Our profit last year was less then 1b cents on
each dollar we took in) This means that every.
thing you buy at Safeway is an honest-togood-
ness value! Start today to make each basket of
foods you buy 'basketful of bargains" It will
help plenty if you've been having budget blues.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Redskins Are Fovorites Sunday
For First Time This Season

But with Rob Goode pacing the
leagues ground-gainers the squad
had an incentive for bearing down
on the Eagles. Goode himself is
primed to run right out of his
shoes with a half chance
The Redskins will try to beat a
former teammate and coach Sun
day. as Wayne Millner, one time
Redskin end. is at the Eagles
helm. Wayne has had rough sled
ding since stepping in as a sub
stitute for ailing Bo McMillin, but
four defeats were by a total of
IL points. including a 20-17. last
minute loss to the Cleveland
Browns. That thin margin indi-
Gates the clubs potential power.
The addition of Al Pollard, one
of the cadets dismissed in West
Points cribbing scandal, who is
being used in the same backfield
with Steve Van Buren. gives the
Eagles an added punch that could
rock the Redskins defenses. With
Jim Farmer and Clyde Scott also
ready, the Eagles will be no push
over.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Braun, Scoring Ace,
will Play for Caps
AGAINST RoessIers

Carl Braun, who has the best
average score per game in the
American Basketball League, will
be on hand tomorrow night with
Army leave to play for the Caps
against the Bridgeport Roessler
at Uline Arena. The game starts
at 8:45.
Braun has 101 points in four
games for a 253 average. Dick
Schnittker, who has a 23.3 average
for four games, will miss tomor-
row nights game. Schnittker.
player-coach at Fort Meade, will
perform with his service team
against American University.
The Caps, runners-up in the
American League standings with a
80 mark, will be seeking their
second straight victory over the
Roesslers, defeated 1851, in an
uphill battle last week at Bridge
port.
Besides Braun and Schnittker,
the Caps have three other players
hitting for double figures-Ken
Murray, Jim Slaughter and Tom
my O'Keefe. Braun, Murray and
OKeefe, like Schnittker. are ir
the Army.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Ward and Mighty Mo
Named on Golfers
|AN-South Eleven

Bob Ward and Ed Modzelewski
'of Maryland are on the ALI South
team selected by the American
Football Coaches Association for
Golfers. In next weeks issue, the
SD All-America will be chosen
from the regional all-star rosters.
Mighty Mos backfield mates are
Babe Parilli of Kentucky at quar-
Iterback and Hank Lauricella of
Tennessee and Steve Wadiak Of
South Carolina at halfbacks.
Honorable mention goes to Bob
Miller of Virginia at tackle and
Joe Palumo of the Cavaliers at
guard.
The All-East team includes Paul
Tetreault of Navy at tackle. Nick
Lolita, Villanova co-coptain. who
police said took his own life We'd
nesday, is named at one Of the
guard positions.
The honorable mentions include
Bill Bryson Of Navy at center.
The All-East and All-South
teams.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
AUCTION SALES
THoS. ]. OWEN g. SON. Auctioneers'
435 Southern Building.

TFgsTgEFF6sR TEFWgsggF6RY sAtE ADw 6F 6FcK KAbgAgiE b@EIL
ING CONTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND BATH. OIL HOT VA sR
HEAT; BENG I5Se kNoWE .sraS aS PRNM- PiACE
~ so3 virtue iiss- Of an order Of the United
states District Court for, the Dis
trict Of Colgumbia passed Pas In elTi bed
Action No 2oeG on 1t 'Pe pubie dhoeaSsion aaction
DAY, 81 l,0i!T THE Z TENTH DAY OF Pc
THfRTY HMSE' ocLocK PM. the
following described land and prem
ises situasds and des,fnse9 In Sns as and being
Construction Corporation's subdi-
vision of lots in Block -; Mar.
shall" as per plat recoroeo IN the
@ trict Of Columbia in Liber lo9 at
folio In; subject to the building
restriction line as shown on SAID
plat and the agreement set forth
On said plat. Sold subject TO ratifi'
rHR%s fas1Sg 81 81 sHLE saf i1d' s1d s9bect ee to
prior building ASSOCIATION f1rst deee
of trust for approximately S4,S7l ,SS
further particulars OF which WI
be announced at, time OF sale; tn
Be paid in cash. Trustee, reserve
the right to reject any and al bid
deemed BY him to be insufficient
deposit of S50000 in CASA o.
CERTIFIED CHECK required q
time OF sale. Conveyancing, record
ing. revenue stamps. etc. at tn
cost of purchaser. Adjustment
made as of date Of settlement
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from date of ratifica
ton of sale, otherwise the Truste
reserves the right to resell tn
he defaulting purchaser after fiv
days advertisement of such resal
In some newspaper published l
Washington, D. c.
E LEWIS FERRELL.
moi % :3(.de1 Trustee.
Evening star., 1951-11-30

Underdogs in their first nine
football games, the Redskins will
wear the mantle of favoriteS
against the Philadelphia Eagles
Sunday at Griffith Stadium and
the label isn't to Coach Dick
Todd's liking. Last weeks slash
ing 31-21 triumph over the Los
Angeles Rams is responsible for
the Washington elevenS newly
found popularity.
We've got problems. Todd
said, without mentioning what
they are. The Eagles have a
good ball club and We were lucky
to beat them in Philadelphia. The
same thing can happen to us that
happened to the Rams if we take
them too lightly"
1t would be almost too much to
expect the Redskins to repeat the
speed. power and spirit they dis
played against the Rams. They
were as high" for that game as
any college team and keeping
them keyed to that pitch would
be almost impossible.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Boy Wrestler Believed
ISuHocated in Shower
By the Assoeiotsd Press

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Nov. 80.
Coroner Robert Brosh reports
there are strong indication"
that suffocation caused the death
of high school wrestler who died
while trying to sweat of weight
with a hot shower
The body Of 15-year-old Ken
meth Averill was found in a small
shower room Is minutes after he
went there trying to cut off a
pound and a half from his weight
Of IS pounds so he could make the
limit for a match.
The coroner said there were
some small burns on Averill's body
from the hot water and a bruise
on his head. apparently suffered
when he fell.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Southeast Expected
To Limit Cage Games
ToConference GYMS
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

MERIDIAN, Miss, Nov. 30
DR.. Fred T. Mitchell. president of
the Southeastern Conference, says
he expects the conference at its
December meetings to ban all
basketball games not played
in conference-controlled gym
nasiums.
Mitchell. president of Mississippi
State College, also termed post
season football games "rackets"
and said, my solution is to get
rid of them entirely"
But. he added in an athletics
forum before State College alumni
here Wednesday night, he does
not expect the conference to ban
bowl games.
He said he believed conference
action to restrict basketball
games to conference-controlled
gyms would reduce the possibility
of fixed games and shaved mar
gins OF victory.
Mitchell said he would propose
to the December meeting that
bowl games he banned, but added
that because of Tulane's position
on the matter he did not believe
any action would be taken to bar
conference teams from the Sugar
Bowl.
In terming bowl games
"rackets,' Mitchell said they are
held solely for the benefit of hotel
owners. restaurants and conces-
sionaries who, he said, charge ex-
orbitant prices.
Mitchell said he would propose
that the conference require bowl
teams to share their gross pro-
ceeds with other conference mem
bers.
Acceptance of the proposal. he
predicted, would mean an end of
bowl competition in the confer
ence.
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Special Train Slated
For Sugar Bowl Trip

A special train from Washing
ton to New Orleans will be run
by the Southern Railway to carry
fans to the Sugar Bowl football
game between Maryland and Ten
nessee.
The train will leave Sunday,
December 80. at 2:40 am, arriv-
ing in New Orleans at sos am.
the next day. The return trip
will start from New Orleans at 8
pm. January !, arriving in Wash
ington at GAS am. January 3.
During the stay in New Orleans
the Pullman cars will be used as
sleeping quarters for those making
the trip.
Cost of the trip. which includes
a ticket to the game. will be j:
Lower berth, Sl39; upper berth.
$127.50; compartment, $140.50
each for two persons: drawing
room for two persons. $15550
each; drawing room for three per-
sons. $13650 each. Those with
game tickets may deduct $3.50.
Reservations must be made by
Monday, December II,
Evening star., 1951-11-30
Hickey Plans 10 Fight
Baseball Rule Against
Signing Schoo|boys
BY the Assoeiuted Press

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 30. -
Branch Hickey. a man with q
record for accomplishment in
baseball. is going to the minor
league annual meeting with q de-
termination to get the high school
rule changed,
Hickey. engaged in the terrific
job of trying to rebuild the Pitts
burgh Pirates into a pennant-win-
ming ball club. says a manager
should be able to sign a high
school youth to a contract.
The present rule forbids man
.ager from even talking business
with high school student. Hickey
says the law is being violated
and often.
He thinks a proposed amend
ment to the rule that would per-
NIT baseball's front office to have
a heart-to-heart talk with a high
school boy, but forbids a contract.
is equally ridiculous.
The old Mahatma, who braved
the criticism of the fans when he
signed the first Negro to play in
the major leagues and organized
the farm club system, says:
I'm sticking my neck out. I
believe I will be criticized more
than ever before"
II need a lot of support in this
fight" he says, then adds:
IT believe the high schools
must come to a different defni-
ton of amateurism. believe
the parents. with the cooperation
of their sons. should not be de-
prived of the right to make con-
tracts for future services"
Evening star., 1951-11-30

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Evening star., 1951-11-30

Maryland also has Ward and
Ed Modzelewski on the All-South-
ern Conference offensive team
selected by the Associated Press,
Ward, Dick ModzeleWski. Dave
Cianelli and Joe Petruzzo make
the defensive team.
Jack Scarbath of the Terps and
Andy Davis of George Washington
are selected on the second often
sive team and John Alderton of
Maryland at end on the second
defensive team. The first often
sive backfield with Mighty Mo is
made up of Gil Bocetti of Wash
ington and Lee, Billy Hair of
Clemson and Steve Wadiak Of
South Carolina.