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Evening star., 1952-08-29
Nothing Exists 10 Stop
Atomic Counter-BIow
ByU. Say,
But Vondenbere Warns
Against Fleet Of Cheap
PIunes for Economy
By the Associoted Press

DETROIT. Aug. 29.-Gen. Hoyt
|Vandenberg declared today that
"the means do not exist for stop
ping an American atomic counter
Ioffensive-nor are such means
likely to appear in the near flu
ture."
The Air Force Chief OF staff
said he was led to that conclusion
through "all the available evil
dence based upon our own ex-
haustive and continuing tests and
further reinforced by the expert
ence of friendly air forces"
In an address written for the
Air Force Association Prepared
ness Day luncheon, Gen. Vanden-
berg stressed these other points:
/. It is economically possible
now to use new-style atomic
weapons against all types of tar
gets-not merely the larger. more
extensive targets.
2. The trend toward complex
combat aircraft should be re.
strained.
But" he added, 'let us moi
delude ourselves into believing
that fleets of cheap hot rod air.
planes will bring the economy W.
all desire.
"The right solution. we are con.
WINGED, lies not in masses of rela'
i. lively cheap and simple aircraft
but rather in the careful choic,
of the aircraft most effective TO
the jobs that must be done"
7 3. The increased effectiveness
of atomic weapons, plus the fac
that they are being produced il
greater numbers, may yet saw
us from a costly re-enactmen
of the basic strategy of the pre-
! 'IviouS world wars"
: Such strategy. he said, fount
I".. more regard for numbers thar
for appropriateness and more re
!, gard for quantity than TO
|, strategy"
But. he said, he does not meal
, to suggest that any of the tradi
tional military forces may be dis
, pensed with.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Joy 10 Stay in Hospital
For Treatment Of Anemia

The Navy said today Vice Ad-
miral c. Turner joys stay at
Bethesda Naval Hospital because
of Anemia will be for an indefi-
mite period.
Admiral Joy, for many months
the senior United Nations truce
|negotiator in Korea and now
superintendent of the Naval Acad-
emy at Annapolis. entered the
hospital Sunday.
An announcement stated today
THAT his pneumonia is clearing u
Evening star., 1952-08-29

A 5S-year-old Greek-American
today spent bewiidered half
hour in jail for doing his part
Iner a favor.
The man, Mike Lampiris, is CO.
owner with George Villianos of q
restaurant at lilo r street S.W.
Villianos had been scheduled to
appear in Municipal Court today
Evening star., 1952-08-29
War Fraud Case
Lost by Delays,
Inquiry Told
Defendant Probed
Posts of Witnesses,
House Group Hears
By George Beveridee

House investigators were told
today that the Justice Depart
ment's war frauds case against a
Detroit craftsman fell apart"
after long delays gave the defend
ant a chance to investigate the
|pasts of star witnesses against
him.
Other witnesses were enter
tanned lavishly by the defendant.
and later refuse dto testify against
him, according to Government At
torney Franklin Knock. Mr.. Knock
worked on the case while it hung
fire in Detroit from 1914 to 1850.
The case was aired by a House
investigating subcommittee as evil
dence that the Justice Department
has been most dilatory in prose-
cutting certain cases."
Civil Suit Also Filed.
The fraud case centers around
Norman E. Miller and Associates,
Inc, Of Dstroit. Subcommittee
Counsel Robert A. Collier said Mr.,
Miller was indicted in March, 1914
on a $4,000 fraud claim in con-
nection with allegedly improper
working-hour claims he submitted
to the Government on war con-
tract jobs.
Subsequently, he said, a $36, 6,O0C
civil suit also was filed. But nc
money was collected and the case
was dropped in October, 1850, he
said.
He put into the record Justict
Department file documents imply.
ing numerous special considera.
ltions granted to Mr.. Miller's de.
fense lawyers and limited at pres.
Sures exerted on prosecuting Off.
cials in both Detroit and Wash.
lington.
An August. 1945, document al.
LEGGED that Tom Clark, then At.
torney General and now Supreme
Court justice. had told dsthe depart
ment's war fraud chief in Detroi
to get together with the Millers OF
the facts of the case and to have
commented "they don't look liks
criminals to me-"
Removal of Record Urged.
In an April 4. 1945, letter. an
other Miller attorney thanked Mr.
CLARK for suggesting that Mr.. Mil
ler's Iowa record" be kept out o
the trial, and for removing" {
Stewart Kerr as head Of the De-
troit war fraud Office.
| However, Mr.. Knock, who wa!
Mr.. Kerr's assistant, said this re-
moval never actually took place.
Mr.. Knock said he suspected
that "the work of Mr.. Miller him.
self" was responsible for the fac
that the Government eventually
lost most of its witnesses in tn,
lease.
Mr.. Miller, he said, began in
vestigating each of the witnesses
One, he said, was found to be /;
bigamist. He said a second late
was committed to an insan
asylum.
He said one Of the best wit
(See WAR FRAIIDS Pare A.10
Evening star., 1952-08-29

the request OF LebaneSe officials
when an unprecedented influx Of
pilgrims at this Middle East air
crossroads swamped regular air.
lines. Moslems believe a pill
grimage to the Holy City at least
once in their lives is imperative
for their salvation.
Those who complete the pill
grimage are entitled to be called
"Hadji.' an honor in Moslem
countries.
Oficials here predicted yester-
day 1000 stranded pilgrims would
be disappointed, but an l8-hour
extension Of the airlift got the
last $50 out Of town. The time
extension was made possible by
a special ruling of the Saudi Ara
bian government. which normally
requires pilgrims to reach there at
least 48 hours before the Id Al
Adha festival, which begins today
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Some District Schools
May Need Part-Time
Glasses, Corning Says
Use Will Be Avoided
As Much as Possible,
Schools Head Declares
By Jones 6. Deone

Part-time classes may be need
ed in some District grade schools
this fall, Supt. Hobart M. Corning
said today.
The superintendent said there
are some danger spots" But he
said everything possible will be
done to avoid part-time schedules.
The danger spots include both
white and Negro schools where
space is short, DR.. Corning said.
He mentioned Payne, at Fiji
teenth and c streets Sc. as one
Negro danger spot. Parents Or
ganized q school strike there a
year ago because of overcrowding,
and the school had eight part
time classes the first term.
Simon, at Fourth street and
Mississippi avenue Sc, is one
white school threatened. DR.. Corn
| ing said.
Both Simon and Payne are ir
mushrooming communities where
the population has jumped beyond
school capacity. This is also true
of the other crowded schools.
Payne was the only school with
part-time classes last year. Nc
schools had part-time the SeconC
semester.
Half Are Overcrowded.
Associate Supt. A. Kiger Savoy
in charge of Negro elementar!
schools, said about half his schools
will be overcrowded. but he sale
h ehopes to avoid part-time a
all but Payne, and possibly ever
there.
An Groom addition to Payne i
due to be finished in January.
| Part-time classes will be neces
sary at Garfield and Turnel
schools if the new Douglass Junior
High School doesn't open Septem
Der IS, MIR. Savoy said. Garfield
Turner pupils are scheduled t.
overflow into the old Brine!
School, but if Douglass isn't com
pleted. Douglass pupils will hav'
to use the old Birney instead.
Builders are working ovettzm
to open Douglass on time, how
lever.
Garfield and Turner might hav'
to resort to part-tim anyway
Citizens in the area are predicting
(Sne pART TIME Pare A-1Ol
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Truin-Bus Crush Kills IS

RENGO, Chile, Aug. 20 R.-
Fifteen persons were killed and
|25 seriously hurt yesterday in the
crash of a southbond train and
a bus today near this town. about
60 miles south of Santiago.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Injury Led to Drowning
Grandmother. Al, Gets
Her Pilots License
BY the Assoeioted Press

BY me A&SocIofed FFess
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. 29.-
A 47-year-old grandmother re-
|ceived a private pilots license
today.
Mrs. Irene Anderson has logged
So flying hours. She has six
children and one grandchild.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

on charges Of maintaining an un-
healthy eating place. Instead,
Mike answered when his part
iner's name was called. without
bothering to tell anybody the diff
ference.
Were partners. aren't we?'
said Mike in q heavy accent. HE
was working days this week, and
II was there at night. so I came
for him this morning"
Mike pleaded guilty, and stood
lstonily while Judge George D.
iNeilson berated him for main
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Late News
Bulletins
Powell Backs Stevenson

SVSss SSSNS SSSV VSsbSOb
NEW YORK P.-Repre-
sentative Adam Clayton Powell,
Negro Congressman of New
York who once said he ex-
pected Negroes to boycott the
Democratic national ticket, said
today after conferring with Gov.
Adlai Stevenson that 1--WE are
now ready to back him to the
limit"
Injury Led to Drowning
Kenneth Hollander, 16, of
Rochester, N. Y, who was pulled
from the Ambassador Hotel
swimming pool last night, died
Of drowning after he received
. blow ON the head, Deputy
Coroner Christopher j. Murphy,
decided today. DR.. Murphy said
the head injury knocked him
unconscious.
Earlier Story on Page A-21.)
Evening star., 1952-08-29
MARGARET Trumun Soils

LIE HAVRE. France, Aug. % (E1.
Margaret Truman sailed for
home today aboard the liner
United States.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HyottsviIle Flyer Gets
Blessing for Mecca Trip

An Air Force co-pilot from
Hyattsville helped win the friend
ship Of q fanatic Iranian ma
Evening star., 1952-08-29

(See TAFT, Page A-12D
Evening star., 1952-08-29

Picture on Page Al.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

(see WAR FRAUDS, Page A-12
Evening star., 1952-08-29

(See PART TIME, Page A-12)
Evening star., 1952-08-29

High in mid-80s. Low of 70 tonight. To-
morrow. cloudy, occasional rain in after
noon or night. Full report on Page A-2)
Temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

An Associated Press Newspor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25
Wife OF Tyrone
Power Eyes
Screen Career
Linda Christian
Rehearses For
+ TgiC jIT3t.(
Hollywood Screen
In "Happy Time
By BOB THOMAS

| HOLLYWOOD R-Linda Chris
tan is working in a movie for
the first time since she became
Mrs. Tyrone Power. Her return
to films carries the blessing of
her famous husband.
| found Miss Christian rehears-
ing on movie stage for her role
in 1.-THE Happy Time" Stanley
Kramer's production of the Broad
way hit. She was going through
! the scenes with Charles Boyer,
Louis Jourdan, Marsha Hunt and
Bobby Driscoll. Between rehears-
ais, she pooh-poohed reports that
she had given up her career to
marry Power.
'They said | gave up my ca
reer," she remarked. THAT is
nonsense. | had no career to give
up. l was merely under contract
to. MGM and l did one Tarzan
picture.
at might be true to say I gave
up promising career. When l
/ left for sltaly with Ty, Tthad the
choice ofIia blead opposite Van
johnson or going to- Florida to
make another Tarzan picture. But
l chose to go with Ty.
when other offers came, was
unable to accept them. ! was al
ways pregnant. Ty wanted very
much to have family. so forgot
about acting for while
After two miScarriages, she gave
birth a few months ago to Romina
Francesca Power, named for
Rome, where Ty and Linda met
and were married.
Linda said her husband was
heartily in favor of the resump-
ton of her acting. I'VE have so
much to share when we are both
in the business" she remarked.
That makes a marriage much
more interesting-when you have
NOuiItlUI titClEols
las a matter of fact, we are
always acting at home. When Ty
is in a picture, / read the other
parts while he does his lines. He
does the same for me. When nei-
Their of us is working. we often
study a play and do it at home
together. We have a very busy
lIhousehold. We even read plays in
bed
She added that Ty was a good
teacher and helped her delivery
of the English language. Born in
Mexico of Dutch parents. she has
lived in South Africa, Italy. France
and Palestine. where she went to
college. She has only a Slight ac-
cent in English, but it's hard to
say whether that's Dutch. Spanish.
German, French. or Italian. all of
which she speaks.
In The Happy Time" Linda
plays the sweetheart of an amorous
Freneh-Canadian family. When I
saw her, she seemed well suited
for the role, being dressed in a
sexy sweater and skirt. Her hair
has been dyed blonde for the role
aud clipped 10 poodle cut. Ee-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25
GMaMYe Of HSan

band vents n ~~. --.-~ Ha'.
mu.Gc.1G liz ....l an
early appointment come morn.
ing
@That man" Carol shook he,
head. He always warts 10 90
up with JEc or5e. W-u. ats
Marcia. my sHts. Don't torger
I'll expect Won soon. I'm real)y
quite cagersio Sc n.aat / can d.
thing ca VcXld sin. ike 71 yoS,
sFa pes nEIz aQ5Aupe splash Of
bright orange or grape DurDla
For Jkn sslo Tot a1t& nj nty If
his4sB s94lf5 Tsa ~sanaa an. Come
aIo1n,e3rg5 x1a 7oi sQll
MARCIA ,,&.yt> 30 relieved that Alb
bie'S best Ntr.end had left fba,
without thinking. and maybe he,
cause her heart SUI was bnhav.
ing in an u02ccust0mcd manner
she took a quick SIP of the drink
She sputtered, pasped, choked. If
went down the wrong way an
came back VA her nose.
Good grlei!" Dean leaned owe
and thumped her on the back
He took the glass from her. sniffea
at the contents, d0Wncd if him.
self in one long smooth swaIiow
That's not for you, youngster!'
he said.
Marcia was willing to agree
that 1t was not. But she wa
furious with herself. Whv muS
she always behave like an idio
the minute he came around?
st was a bit strong" She said
Besides, ! drank it too fast.
was SO glad to get rid of those
awful people. Though maybe
ought not say that"
Dean laughed. You aren't him.
ing my feelings" he. saith AtstGIv
He took the place. 84Rs D osggls
mad vacated; lAR2EeElfpgl6Mn-
CerStand what Abble sees II
Carol. The woman's a nit-wit. 5
feather duster. ana never TlaDnje,
than when She u1jgKh9 OIL gSn1e
one else. AS for Qlqt Vic. oIqqun
pose he's not such a bad guy. Only
he's just not my type"
Marcia agreed with both state
nents. She asked If Mrs. Douglas
had a dress shop.
Dean told her that Carol Doug.
as was one Of New York's most
amous dress designers.
however, Dean now said. hi,
bold glance travelling over her
The way you are before they
manage to change you, and they'i
ry, take it from mel want te
)aint you"
Paint met"
TO be c0niinuedI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25
Specialists Teach
Red Line

HONG 20 N G. --lHl.- The
Shanghai Communist party news
paper Liberation Daily says
special Communist party teachers
are going to take over the politi-
cal education of one million in
dustrial workers in East China.
Labor union commissars sup
posedly have been teaching the
workers Communism right along,
but apparently it didn't take. The
newspaper said "Some of the
workers still adopt an attitude of
indifference"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25
Chapter 8

SAiuHlCI o
TELL me"-Carol lowered her
l. voice as best she could above
the incessant hubbub of converse
ton that filed the room. making
it sound like an active beehive
''is Abbie actually going to marry
him?"
"I've only been here a week."
Marcia said. She thought that the
safest reply.
|. 81 really think it's a very good
thing that you came on" Mrs
Douglas said. Good for Abbie. 1t
will rather cramp her style. hav-
ing sister so much younger.
And as I said. if you're not as
beautiful. you do have a certain
something, my dear. Oh, there
YOU are. Victor! Thank you so
much. my pet!"
ITS too bad" Carol said. hav-
ing taken quite long sip of hers,
that none of Abbie'S pals are
nearer your age. There's Pris
Jones, but, poor child, she's such
an introvert. Lives entirely in
dream world"
There's nothing wrong with
Priscilla JONES'" Mr.. Scott OBJ
jected, except that she's shy.
However. l assume she is enough
younger than Miss Marcia not to
be too compatible"
Right you are. Marcia thought.
PrlS Jones was sixteen. Marcia
had not taken to her, either. In
stead of being shy, she was at
the ridiculous giggling stage. Not
a serious thought in her head.
Marcia was grateful to Victor
Scott for realizing the incompati-
bility.
Did say there.swas anything
wrong with The arched
eyebrows reproached him once
more. Y.BuH What's really too, too
bad IS ths shortage of young men.
Eligible ones, / mean
There's site talwa8ublenty of
young men around Abigail" the
man who hoped to marry her said.
There's Stanford and Cliff Tray-
ers, Manning and Dean :"
That's exactly what meantl"
Carol interrupted. "You know,
darling, Dean and Manning are
both poor as church mice, how
ever poor that is. And Cliff is too
devoted to his violin and Stan
ford has to spend so much time
IN the theater :"
Il suspect" Victor broke in,
determined, smiling down on
Marcia again, Miss Marcia has
a special young man back home"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25
Dog Rescued
From River

-l4hr7A spaa., and
aaamaehlne teamed Il up ten reSsue
a dog from the Chicago RIVER
The dog, wet and shivering, chung
to a tiny speck Of land at the
bottom Of 25-foot bank.
Arnold GliSch, a humane off
Ger of the Animal Welfare
League, arrived on the scene. A
tow truck was backed up 10 the
bank. Gllsch fastened a steel
cable about his waist and, as the
line was paid out by the truck,
he slid to the waters edge. Then
the cable, operating i'm reverse.
hauled up Glisch and the dog.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25
By Kathleen Harris

I Marcia pushed. furious that
she felt herself doing 50, and de
MED it. She thought guilty OF
Tommy: she must answer his last
letter. Tomorrow. no later. She
wished they would say something
more about Dean. She wondered
if she dared ask any questions
about him. Then. before she could
weigh the pros and cons. the
question asked itself.
Il met Dean, she said, "Is he
really as good an artist as All
Ifgail says? / should ttiihAo. If he
IWere, it wouldn't matter 10 MUCH
whether he was poor or FieA"
MY dear!" Carol threw up
both heavily jeWeled hands.
What an innocent YOU are! And
as different from Abble IN your
thoughts as in your looks. Ger
tainly Dean is an artist: he has
coolies of talent. But he's lazy and
selfish and spoiled"
miss Marcia IS right" Victor
Scott said solemnly. Money can
not buy happiness.
"Please don't quote platitudes,
darling." The eyebrows drew to-
gether in scorn. You know better
than that, anyway, Victor. You
know perfectly well that our Alb
bic would not even be thinking
of marrying you, if it weren't for
your money, and when she almost
married"
The end of this sentence was
never completed as just then an
other voice said:
why don't you give someone
else chance, Carol, instead of
your own glib tongue?"
1t was voice that made Marcia
almost drop the glass she was
nursing. Her heart did something
resembling hip-fop.
He had come, after all. He was
standing there incfront of her.
Staring down at her with that
curious. J0fesida5 btt4e smile.
"DEANf1Sg IDEA y sneaking
- up on be6p1e. eavesdropping.
But how handsome you're look
ing today. my dear boy! And for
whose benefit, if l may inquirer"
Dean gave Mrs. Douglas a bow.
He said, you may. That does not
mean one has to answer. And in
cidentally, Victor. our hostess
asked me to ask you, if l could
locate you in time, to kindly step
up front. The bar, l understand,
needs replenishing. Abbie appar-
emily thinks you are the boy to |
attend to it for her.
"And believe, Carol" he said. |
turning toward her. your hus- |
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25
Runaway Auto
Chases Boy

NEW YORK.-lP.-Thanks 0
quick thinking and a speedy + r
of legs, l2-ycar-old Kenn. 4
Sherman eludcd runaw
automobile that chased him |
over his Brooklyn neighborht /
It started with a routine M
tersection collision Of an auto
and a bus Kenneth and group
Of youngsters were playing touch
football when the crash cane
nearby. All scattered.
The others took off eastwe |.
Kenneth ran westward - tow d
home. The now-decontrolled q
jumped the curb, took after K i
meth.
/, 1Te'lgirptieM Is4t took M ;.
fuicRfI/ 12everssg9a HfTi99 > HAd' d
hda8tcd south. The car strIIcL =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25

fore she allowed the studio 10 do
so. she had to call home.
~ SAID 1t was all right, she
cp5Ttcd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25
BsfEaWc5,atsS

pursuit - al the while with
upset driver struggling uns
cessfuliy with the wheel.
Panic-stricken Kenneth Il
hiding The runaway next bou
ed off a parked car and rann
a pole. Kenneth, hiding ben
the same pole. was only Sigh
injured.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-23

FOR SALE-6O" cast iron
enameled cabinet sink with spray
$500. A. ID. Naylor & Co., Oak
land.-Adv. Stiff.
FOR SALE-On burning floor
furnace, used one winter. Phone
2-33G5 on write p o. Box IS, Oak
iaud.-Adv. 34-3t
FOR SALES steel wire turkey
coops, | door with plate glass and
lock, | small gas heater. May be
seen at Smouse's Store.
FOR SALE-1950 Maytag
dutch Oven" Gas Range. Regular
$2G995 now $219.95. A. D. Naylor
aud Co., Oakland.-Adv. 34-tf.
FOR SALE-Used stoker in
good condition, with 112 tons
stoker coal, $500. Call Regis
Kerins. phone 2-3104.-Adv. 2S-tf.
FOR SALE registered Here
ford bull calves, registered Here
ford COW. Charles Strawser, r. F..
d. |, Box "a, Deer Park.-Adv. 35-
2t@
FOR SALE-Selected Leghorn
pullets, five months old. From
Royal Mating Chicks. w. Blair
Simmons, Mt. Lake Park, Md
ADV. 33-tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-23
EzzzZew1z zzaa064 z1zz7S Z

FOR SALE-Special purchase on
IS Gu. it. '"Tyler" restaurant re-
fiigerator. Three glass doors across
top. Three blind doors across bot
tom. Kelvinator Cond. Unit De
Witt and DeBelry.-Adv. 33-3t.
SPECIAL SALE on Wcsting-
house electric ranges. floor mod
els. Regular S299.95 now S239.95;
regular S369.95 now $309.95; reg
ular $4O9.95 now $329.95. A. y.
Naylor and Co., Oakland.-Adv.
34-tf
FOR SALE-Maytag washing
machine, with pump. ! oft. re
frigerator, l Majestic Heatrola, |
WmIitzer' piano, all practically
new. Apply Harold Sharpless,
phone 446l, Kitzmiller, Md.-Adv.
33-3t+
BABY CHICKS-Place your or
der now for good New Hampshires
and White Leghorns, seXed or
straight run from Thorne Poultry
Farm, Horse Shoe Run, w. Va
Phone Eglon SF-l20. U. S. APP
proved, Pullorum Clean.-Adv. 10
If.
FOR SALE-Due to bad health
/ am obliged to sell my property
in Loeb Lynn, a good eight-room
house and x acres of ground
and outbuildings. A. A. Calls, Mt.
Lake Park, Md. Phone No. 2-3249.
ADV. 32-6t*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-23
LAND NOTICE

BY virtue of a Special Warrant
for one acre, more or less, issued
on the 8th day of September, nine
teen hundred and fifty two, by the
Commissioner of the Land Office
of Maryland, to Jacob Bethel, of
Garrett County, State Of Maryland,
and to me directed, requiring me
to survey a certain tract or parcel
of Vacant Land, situate, lying and
being in the 9TH Election District
of Garrett County, Maryland and
described in said Special Warrant
as follows, tO-wit:
On the North by the J. Bloch
tract; ON the East by the Jacob
Bethel farm; on the South by
Lots No. 3053 3051 decided to
Jacob Bethel December Is,
1917; and to the West by the
Crist Yommer tract.
| hereby give notice that | will
be on the premises q acre, more
on less, Vacant LandD on the Goth
day of November, 1852, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and shall then and
there proceed to survey the same
for and in the name of the said
Jacob Bethel
John Stevenson, Jr.
Surveyor for Garrett County.
ADV. 34-3t