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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
Navy Airplalle
Exceeds All
Speed Records
~ vERN nAuoLAND

MoFFETT FIELD. Calf. n
An apparently inadvertent disclo-
sure that the skyrocket research
airplane has flown twice the speed
Of sound was confirmed here to-
day.
II also WAS indicated that the
Skyrocket carries refrigeration
equipment enough to cool . thea
ter. Of 5000 seats.
This would be necessary--in an
airplane flying more than 1,3oo
miles an hour--so keep the pilot
from being roasted alive, and to
keep the airplane metal from turn.
Ing soft.
Tha Navy has announced off
cial'y only that Douglas Test ri.
lot BIZ Bridgeman few Its D55S-
II Skyrnclsct faster and higher
than any other plotted aircraft has
travelled.
The details were kept secret. The
new world speed and altitude rec.
crds were SGT over the Moiave
Desert near Edwards Air Force
Base, CALI, last August,
AT al oIg low a. Edwards lasl
Saturday. however. an announcer
said the Skyrockct had flown more
than $500 miles an hour.
A fellow officer said later that
the announcer had been authorize,
only % say Chat the plane was
capable Of tat speed.
Officials OF The National Advisl
DRY Committee for Aeronautics,
here for the biennial inspection Of
NACA's Aeronaulical Laboratory
said The disclosure Of the speed
was correct.
The altitude mark--..mc thar
79.00o feet --was Ii IA article Ii
The aviation trade magazine Peg
asus q month ago.
The Skyrocket was launched
from ! B-7o mother shlp, At ahou
$1,000 feet. for the start Of ii
record-shasierIne flight.
II has ! mrho.jet engine witt
, rocket engine for the additiona
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
Toduy's
Stock
Market


NEW YORK On - Steels, motors
and rails pulled the stock market
into higher ground today.
Some chemicals and non-ferrous
metals joined the parade but the
advance had no great force behind
It.
Most Of the advances and pretty
nearly all the losses were fraction
81. There were ! few gains Of
around Z point.
Bethlehem Steel and Chrysler
Motors were among the more ac-
tive q the steal and automobile
gamers.
The advances Included u. S.
Steel. Republic and Youngstown il
the steel group: General Motors
and Studebaker among the autos;
Santa re, New York Central and
Southern Railway ii the rails;
American Cyanamid and Dow
Chemical IN the chemical group;
and Kennecott, Anaconda and
Phelps Dodge among the non
ferrous metals.
Other gamers included Caterpil
lar, Philco. Westinghouse, General
Electric and u. S. Typsum.
Prices headed upward on the
Curb market. The advances In.
Guided Clinchfield Coal, Dominion
Steel. Mesabi Iron and Royalite
on.
On the bond market corporate
issues were steady while u. S
governments slipped ! little.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
a TALE OF TWO ERAS
fcnntinned From Pare Onel

Continued from fhke OncJ
didn't stay too long in the tire busi-
ness exclusively, but In 1914, after
much searching Of the pages Of the
Saturday Evening Post, and much
letter writing to all accessory and
automobile manufacturers started
selling used cars and then got the
franchise for the White truck in
1914. This was followed In quick
succession by franchises for Hud-
son. Studebaker, and Chambers.
Then he started selling REQ Cars
and trucks.
In 1925 Nash Motor Cars could
be bought at Navarro, and then
in 1880 he became the only exclu-
|sive Chrysler Dealer In the United
States, which honor he still holds.
by this, mean that be has the
franchise to sell all Chrysler pro-
ducts: Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto
and Chrysler. There are many
Chrysler dealers who sell one, two
Tor even three Chrysler cars at the
same business, but none who sell
lall four, other than Navarro Inc.
|. During all this time Of growth,
Navarro moved from the old liv-
Iery stable to the site Of the place
now occupied BY Children's Corner,
then TO La Concha hotel. and then
ito it's present site on the corner
lof Duval and Southland Streets with
the big used car lot further alone
ion Southard Street between Duval
land Whitehead.
So Dan Is celebrating with .
great big 35th anniversary sale d
which every customer who pur.
lchases used car viii receive
large bottle ca fifth Of good do
lmesiic champagne. He does not re.
commend however that you get be
hind the wheel Of your new used
lear after quaffing literally from
1.-THE bottle.
The Citizen Is happy TO congra'
ltulate Mr.. Navarro and Navarro
incorporated on accomplishing s
years Of steady growth and ser
vice 70 the Community. We wish
him all success In the future. and
hope he continues to grow In thu
lsane manner.
4 The moral Of this story Is. citi
Ixens: Evolution viii out. yea ever
from d buggy whip to q snapp,
convertible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
Planes Collide

PHOENIX, Ariz. "a - Two crop
duster planes collided on the
ground and exploded in flames
Monday night, killing two men and
injuring two others ct Paradise
Airport.
The dead were identified as Louis
Gutierrez, Is, Sunnyslope. Arix.,
and Martin Lieb. II. Cactus, Arix.,
who was critically burned.
Carl Nicholson, IS, Phoenix, pi-
lot Of the other craft, escaped with
minor burns and > slight hack in
jury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15

;oa1i1n1le 1ro1 Faoe on13
Heznsndex ~ Navy mn stsucIe'
him after hpinG put out a he.
bar because q tie 1:00 an. cur
few hour Tor Naval persnnnel II
uniform.
Hernandes later scheduled tie
man md placed him under ar
rest "A The County Jail Four
witness testifie.l It he hearins.
Including: Police Officer Enelio
Rogsl. Joe Fernandez Robert
Ayala md lsa1c Mess.
Lyons made no plea 70 the
.harGes ! misdemeanor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
County Comm.
Tax Roll

The MonrOe County Commission.
ers meeting rs the Board az Equal.
ization accepted the 1852 taxroll Of
$s7,s5s.1l5 at their final meeting
this morning In commission cham
hers.
Chairman Gerald Saunders an
nounced that no complaints had
come In from county tax PAYERS.
The Board thhcn adjourned - the
Board and met as the Commission.
A meeting WAS scheduled for
next Tuesday Il II am. St which
time the Commissioners Win &C.
|cept or reject the $ssl, oli.7s coun.
|ty budget.
Commissioners Clarence Riggs
mentioned that The question 81 firs
lcxtinguishers for the courthouse
had been brought 10 his attention
Ths commission voted ID refer the
matter 70 Hiegss Building and
Grounds committee for study and
Recommended sction.
Chairman Saunders polIed ths
members On their attendance /,
The Monroe General hospital meet
ing scheduled for tonight since
only two Commissioners said the,
eould b prcsenf, less than ! QUO
rum To meeting MS postpouet
until ne third Tuesday d Aurust
Present II this norninrss meet
line besides Saunders. and Hirrs
were Commissioners Joe Allcn
Harry Harris md Frank Bentiey
Tax Axsexsor C1au3< Gxrdnlfs
md Circuit Court Clerk Ear
Admins we're rresent Ia.
. s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15

thrust 10 move into supersonic
flight. and has wings swept back
IS degrees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
IMITATION
HITS BRIDGE

4 new hFidee oveF Grad River
CT 80 - ~ build II fsoR Now
- county ceancil Il pusfinx IN !
- f1ocr. Estimafed cnst 4 she
flsm aione i "a -
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-24

friends and the Shore debt
REPAY YOU THOUSANDOLD YOUR FRIENDLY PATRONAGE
WARE BIRTHSTONE RINGS and GIFTS PRICES
Gratefully JEWELLERS;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Comment on q Prayer

Just this week. we found copy of a prayer which a
young in Montgomery County wrote and delivered at
Che recent All vesper service The young Bruce
Berlage who lives over Olney way.
We present the prayer in editorial columns because
it there is for serious adult thought-for solemn
contemplation of respective ways of life and for
ton of our failures and many of our successes.
We call adult attention to the All Club pledge which
young Bruce reces and point out that the fine young
and who repeat it and live it provide example
which adults would do well to consider and follow this
chaotic world:
/ 1--WE thank Thee for the example of Jesus Christ
who in of his parallels taught that sower went
out to SOW his seed, and he sowed fell by the
wayside and trodden down and the fowls of the air
devoured it; and some fell upon rock and as it was
sprung up it wthered away because there no mos-
ture; and fell among the thons and the thorns
sprung up with it and choked it, and others fell on
good ground and bore fruit one hundred-fold.
1--WE ask Thee to bless All clubs that we may
fully fulfill pledge of our heads for clearer think
ing our hearts to greater loyalty; hands to larger
service and our health to better living and may the
seed which thus has been planted in us, be on good
ground and multiply hundredfold in Thy service"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
4-H Tractor Club
Elects Officers

The Montgomery County All
Tractor Maintenance Club held it's
organization meeting on last We'd
nesday evening at Fraley's Garage
in Laytonsville. Jimmy Barnsley,
Oiney, was elected as President;
Francis Meyer of ShadyGrove, Vice
President; Charles Lethbridge,
Ashton, as Secretary; Wilson Ma
gruder, Derwood, as Treasurer; and
Robert Swilling, Rockville, as re-
porter.
Leaders who met with the club
were George Lechlider, Laytons-
vile, Marshall Davis, Jr., German
town, and Millard Lethbridge, Ash
ton. Mr.. Fraley assisted with thS
leaders in giving the demonstra-
tions on lubricating the tractor.
The next regular meeting of the
Tractor Club will be held at Glad
hill Bros. at Damascus, starting at
1880 on Thursday, April 18th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Baptist Church
Easter Programs
Vs.
Announced Here

Special Easter observances at
the Rockville Baptist Church in
clude the showing of "Golgotha",
a film which depicts the Life of
Christ, on Good Friday at 1890
pm.
On Easter morning, the Sunday
School classes will revolve around
the Easter Theme. Morning SER
vices, with the church decorations
carrying out the Easter motif, will
be augmented by programs of the
Junior and Senior Choirs.
At 7:45 Easter Night, another
movie will be shown. The 9O-min-
ute film, Journey Into Faith, q
powerfully dramatic portrayal of
events surrounding Jesus last days
on earth, including His arrest and
cruifixion, tells the story of the
two men from Emmaus who came
face to face with Christ after His
resurrection.
Admission is free but an Offering
will be taken.
The Young Peoples Service on
Sunday night will be based on the
masterpieces of the great artists.
Their world-famous pictures of the
resurrection will be studied.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Methodist Church
To Conduct TWO
Services Sunday

Two morning worship services
will be conducted Easter Sunday
at the Rockville Methodist Church,
according to an announcement
made today by the Rev. VIM. Wes-
ley Dodge.
Rev. Dodge said the first service
will begin at $3.50 am. and the Sec
end at the usual II o'clock hour.
Sunday School classes through
the youth department will be held
at $50. Adult classes will cooper
ate in the early worship service,
Rev. Dodge stated.
A special program of E t r
music has been planned for the
services. The Senior Choir will
present program at the early
service and both Senior and Junior
Choirs will present special Easter
music at the IL o'clock service.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Other Easter activities at t h e
Methodist Church include the pa
geant on Easter night, Beyond
The Shadow of Doubt" which will
be presented in the Sanctuary at
g pm. The pageant is under the
direction of Mrs. Frances D. Grit
fifth who heads the Studio of Speech
and Dramatic Art in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Christian EndeavOr
Union Sunrise
Service Changed

The Montgomery County Chris
tian Endeavor Unions usual Sun
rise service hour has been advanc-
ed to 7 am. The advanced hour
was decided upon to avoid conflict
with other Sunrise Services in the
county and to provide an hou r
which is more convenient to many
who cannot arrange to travel to
distant points by 5:26 am, the
minute of actual sunrise.
The TOO am. Sunrise Service"
will be held on the Neelsvillc
Church grounds if weather permits.
In case of bad weather the serv-
ice will be held in the Church.
The Service sponsored by the
Montgomery County c. E. Union
will be directed by the Rev. A. w,
Lentz, pastor of the Neelsville
Church, who will also talk on "The
Power of Christ's Resurrection.
The program will have in addition
to the Sermon by Rev. Lenz sew
cral musical selections including
three Montgomery County Trum-
reteers, Ken Reck, jr., Harold Be
wins and Mabel Smith. Mr.. Pau
Nash of Mt. Carmel Methodist
Church will be guest soloist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Easter Pageant at
Methodist Church

Easter evening at 8 o'clock the
Rockville Community will present
Beyond the Shadow of Doubt" an
Easter play-pageant, at the Rock
vile Methodist Church. This page
ant is written and directed by Fran
ces Dewey Griffith, director of the
Studio of Speech and Dramatic Art.
The cast was chosen from various
groups, public and church schools
n d includes Kathy Beall, Billy
Crawford, Jean Wamsley and Ray
Reid portraying modern children.
Anita Waters, Millicent Norment,
Fay Seaton, and Nan Henderson
are cast as the angels, and in the
shadow roles are Alfred Kay, Ed
die Norment, Mike Edmonston, and
Tommy Reese.
The music for the pageant will
include choral numbers sung by the
Junior Choir of Christ Episcopal
Church under the direction of Mr..
John E. Preston, and solo numbers
sung by Mrs. William Quay and
Mr.. David E. Belts. Mrs. Agnes
Kendall will be at the organ.
No admission will be charged,
but silver offering will be taken
at the door for the benefit of the
Juvenile Summer Playhouse of
Rockville which will open here in
June.
Everyone is invited TO come and
support this community project
which is designed to bring the Eas-
ter message closer to US all.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
A Clear Cut Duty

81 No should have to plead with prosperous Mont
gomery County to dig into its collective pocket and hand
over few dollars to such worthy the Red Cross
the Easter Seal drive to aid crippled children and the Cancer
fund.
Everyone knows what the Red Cross does has done,
and will do Everyone knows that the funds raised through
Easter seals will help crippled youngser walk Everyone
knows that funds raised in the drive will further
research and aid clinics.
Why beef that these three important drives at
the time? The point sthey do. The fact is-funds
be raised The truth of the matter s-money to be
raised must come from you IL 3svg NI f
SO give! And in giving, tNst God that you're safe
able to walk and not suffering from disease Give and be
glad you're able to give st+
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Easter Services At
BOyds Presbyterian
Church Announced

Cross Service, Good Friday, at
8 pm. Exercises and special music
around the large lighted, changing
color Cross and under the Gethse-
name Memorial Window. The Rev.
Albert LEM, pastor of the Neels-
vile Church will preach the SER
mon.
Easter Communion Service at
II am. Communion, baptism and
reception of new members. The
pastor will conduct the Easter SER
vice. Special music will be pre-
sented by the choir.
At 8 pm. Easter night, the Sun
day School will present a special
program of exercises, recitations
and special Easter music.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Willis BaLLinger
NOlU Heard on WPIK

Willis Ballinger, noted Liberty
Network commentator, is now be-
ing presented to radio audiences
In the greater Washington area
under the sponsorship of General
Credit, Inc, it was announced yes
terday.
Ballinger is heard three times
weekly over the nationwide facili-
ties of the Liberty Broadcasting
System. He will now be heard in
Washington, Maryland and Vir-
ginia each Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 6:15 pm. on Station
WPIK, Dial 730. !
1 The new series began on WPIK
last Tuesday night, when Balling-
er presented the first correct Gin
side" story of the events leading
up to the dismissal of Attorney
General J. Howard McGrath from
the Presidents cabinet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Paul Burnett

No higher tribute be paid to when he passes
than to say his going leaves unflabe void in the
munty in which he spent his life.
Paul Brunetts sudden and untimely death Wednes-
day shock to his friends to his business
associates and to just the plain people who had used
to seeing his TALL debonair figure strdng along Rockves
main street.
Paul Burnett kindly with warm
smile and heart big his body His in the
Montgomery County National Bank where he had served
for than 35 years. looked for. Why? Because
he who exuded good will toward felowmen There
not enough in the world with the character and
fine attributes of Paul Burnett He will be missed and he
will be long remembered
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Easter Services at
Presbyterian Church
Are Announced

Good Friday Services at the
Rockville Presbyterian Church will
be conducted from 2 to 8 pm, ac-
cording to announcement made this
week by the Rev. Cobbs, pastor.
The Sermon will be given by the
Rev. M. w. Jones, pastor of the
Christian Church, His subject will
be "The Christ of The Cross" Rev
Cobbs and the Rev. W. w. Dodge.
pastor of the Methodist Church.
will take part in the service.
Rev. Cobbs issued a cordial in
vitation to the public to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Christian Church
Easter Services

Easter Services at the Rockville
Christian Church will begin at II
am. The sermon, to be given by
the pastor, Rev. M. w. Jones, will
be "The Christ of The Ages"
A special music program will be
presented by the Junior and Senior
Choirs. New members will be re-
ceived into the Church.
Sunday school is scheduled to
begin at 9:45 Easter morning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Lutheran Sunday School
Continues at Lone Oak

The Lutheran Mission Sunday
School which made its debut at
the Lone Oak School ten days age
will continue it's program of as
sembly and instruction regularly
every Sunday morning at 9:45
am.
Classes are being offered for all
ages, from nursery to adult. Pas
tor Richard Knutson is in charge
of the program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
photo Schurmdn

Queen Julana The Netherlands
the United States becoming Hollands 1948 With
her husband Bernhard Prince The Netherlands will
few weeks in this country visiting Washington New York and
Mdwestern and Western places Of interest
The royal couple has brought the famous Dutch carons
gift from the Dutch people the American people in token
Of friendship; will be erected in national park Washington
Left behind in Holland school their daughters
Pncesses Beatix a. Irene H. Marge g. Mark Photo
the family enjoying final party together
the parents departure for America.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
SIXTH IN NATION

Maryland is the 41st state in the
nation in size, but it ranks sixth in
the production of vegetable for
canning and other forms of process
sing. The American Can Company
supplier of containers, notes that
the states 1851 production totaleo
350,300 tons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
PTA Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of
the Richard Montgomery High
School PTA will be held the fourth
instead of the third Tuesday of
the month, April %, at pm. in
room 227 of the high school. The
change is due to Easter vacation
W h ich extends from April IL
! through April IS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10
Miss BurgdOrf Home

Miss Alberta Frances Burgdorf,
Glen Hills, student at Penn Hall
Junior College and Preparatory
School. Chambersburg, Pa, is
spending the Easter vacation at her
home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10

Stuffed Bingham body
with plastic doll face
and yarn curls. A well
come gift for little
girls on Easter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10

This happy little a
plastic rabbit hops
merrily W h n you q
press the ru b b er
bulb. Youngsters will l
Evening star., 1952-09-13

to one part cement. two parts sand
and four or six parts coarse gravel
or pebbles. Modern practice states
the mix in gallons Of water.
So a 6-gallon paste has come tc
be the standard for watertight
concrete. This means that with
damp sand only 512 gallons OF
water is used. The dry mix is
1:2k:2h.
Thorough mixing is highly i'm
portant to coat all surfaces of all
aggregate with cement paste. Soon
after the concrete is placed it is
kept moist and at steady tenn
|perature all during its curing Pc
riod.
That is the recipe of the Port
land Cement Association for wa
tertight walls, storage tanks, sep
tic tanks and swimming pools
However. in surfacing walls for
|dampproof1ng. coarse aggregate is
eliminated and equal parts of ce-
ment and sand are used. This is
mixed to heavy whipping cream
consistency and no lime is used
Evening star., 1952-09-13
By Dovid G. Boreuther

Rare 10 the house with a wet
basement problem that a house
holder can't solve alone. if he
has the inclination and time to
do the job-or that can't be
eradicated by a professional
waterproofer.
Most people who complain
about a wet basement don't have
wet Easements.
There is a big difference be-
tween a wet basement and a
damp basement. Usually a base
ment is not considered wet un-
less free water stands in puddles
on the floor. Dark spots running
down on the walls, or appearing
on the floor, moist surfaces on
furniture, mildew, are only symp-
toms of damp Easements.
Such dampnesS may be caused
by moisture seepage or by con-
denSation. The average basement
is so cool in summer that hot and
humid air coming into contact
with cool masonry walls or ex-
posed cold water pipes acts up
the same way it does on the out
side of that hackneyed glass Of
ice water.
And it's surprising the number
of householders who don't seem
to know when it's raining. The
amount Of rain water that can
pour into a basement window
directly or by drainage, and not
be noticed until days later when
it stands in the middle of the
cellar floor, is unbelievable. You
have to see it happen to believe it
X \ r
But some cellars can get wet
and how! Springs bubble up under
some cellar floors. The tide ooze.
in along low SeaShore locations
Rain water builds up sizable pres.
Sures in loosely filled places anc
doesn't start to creep into a base.
ment until several days after a
big storm. And settlement cracks
very often open up in basement
walls to let subsurface water in.
The nice part about most OF