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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-24
Charles c. Jones, Atty.
Rockville, Md.
Mortgage Sale of Valu-
able Improved Property
Located on Main Road
Leading From DerwOod
Post Office to Redland.

49, ~ ASS w ANSAAAAhAe
Under and by virtue of the pow
Ell and authority contained in a GER
tain mortgage from Ida M. Rick
etts, widow and life tenant, Milton
D. Co'e and Florence B. Cole, his
wife, Walter w. Cole and Lula
Cole, his wife, Gertrude Cole, wild
ow, Virginia Sigler and James F..
Sigler, her husband, Marion c..
Bean and John Bean, her husband,
Celestlne Johnson and Philander
johnson, her husband, Ruth Cole,
unmarried and Margaret w. Kess
Ter ard Thomas J. Kessler, her
husband, to The Montgomery Mu-
tual Building and Loan Associa-
ton, said mortgage being dated
the oath day of August, 1913, re-
corded IN Liber C.K.W. 1892, folio
l56, one of the land records Of
Montgomery County, Maryland.
Defaul having occurred in the pay
ment of the Indebtedness secured
thereby, the undersigned attorney
will offer for sale at public auc-
ton in front of the Court House
Door, in the Town of Rockville.
Montgomery County, Maryland, on
MONDAY, the 4th day of Feb
ruary, 1852, at the hour of 10
o'clock AM, Eastern STANDARD
Time.
the land and premises described in
said mortgage, to wit:
Lot of land near Derwood Sta
ton, Montgomery County, Mary
land, being Lot numbered Two (2)
in Section numbered Four (4) as
surveyed by G. NJ. Anderson on
August 8, 1888, described on Plat
of Derwood and recorded in Liber
j. A. II, folio 1896, one of the land
records of Montgomery County,
Maryland, being also the same
Plat of land from Edward C. Pc
ter, assignee, to Clarence Hoskin-
son dated December 8, 1896 and
recorded in Liber J. A. SIS, folio
344, one of the land records of
Montgomery County, Maryland.
This property is improved by a
seven ca room dwelling house To-
Gated on the main road leading
from Derwood Post Office to Red.
land adjoining the property oe
Richard Schwartz.
TERMS OF SALE: Purchaser 10
pay all cash. A depisit of Tw,
Hundred and Fifty Dollars $3.50
OO) to be in cash required at time
of sale. Balance of purchase mon.
ey to be paid in cash upon ratifi-
cation of the sale by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County
Maryland.
Taxes, insurance and interest IN
be adjusted to date of sale. Con.
veyancing, recording charges, state
end federal revenue stamps exam.
ination of title, if any, at the cost
Of the purchaser.
CHARLES C. JONES.
Attorney named in mortgage
to make sale. 1888
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-24

on Saturday, February % from 9
to IL pm. at the Kensington-
Homewood Capitol View Recrea-
ton Center, Kensington, with mus
ic by Gene Flynn's orchestra. Ad-
mission is S100 per person and
tickets will be available at the
meeting at Lynnbrook Community
Center January %.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-24

same practices
are being fol-
lowed in other
indus tries to
the detriment
not only Of free
trade, but also
to the public.
4 4 n
The ETC or
der you'll hear
a lot about
rules there is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-24
j. R. Reeves - H. J. Daily
Is Solicitors
r. Bethesda, Md.

J. R. Reeves H. J. DAILY
Is Solicitors
e Bethesda, Md.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND
Sitting as a Court of Equity
JOHN o. HARMON, JR. ct al
Plaintiffs
AGNES PAULINE HARMON, e.
al Defendants
Equity No. 12445
Order Nisi on Sale by
Trustees
Upon consideration of the Petit
ton fled herein by the Trustees,
It is by the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, Maryland, sitting
in Equity, this End day of Janu-
airy, 1852.
ORDERED that the sale of that
portion Of the property mentioned
in these proceedings as being sold
70 the State Roads Commission Of
Maryland, made and reported by
John R. Reeves, Harry J. Daily and
Frank R. Long, Trustees, appoint
ed by a Decree of this Court to
make the said sale, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause of the con-
trary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the 26th day of January, next;
provided a copy of this Order be
inserted in some newspaper of gen
cral circulation in Montgomery
County, Maryland, once in each of
three successive weeks before the
Goth day of January, next. The
report states the amount of the
sale CT that portion of the prop
erty sold to the State Roads Com
m i s S on of Maryland to be
$28,OOO.OO.
STEDMAN PRESCOTT,
Judge of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, Md.
Sitting as a Court of Equity.
True Copy-Test:
Clayton K. Watkins, clerk. 713
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-24
Simpson and Simpson
Solicitors
Fire Department Building
Rockville. Nd


IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND
Sitting as a Court of Equity
In Re: The Abandonment of q
Reservation for Surface Drain
age on Parcel Lettered c, in Block
6, in Subdivision known as Sec
ton l, M.W.O. Bradley Hills, rs
per plat recorded in Plat Book %,
Plat 1882, one of the Land Rec
crds Of Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

Clorox gives you this special linen
conserving feature: It's free from
caustic made by an exclusive.
patented formula.
Clorox safeguards family health,
too, when used regularly in routine
cleaning. Because it's the most eff.
ficient germ killer of its kind,
Clorox-cleaned tubs, wash basins,
drainboards and sinks are not only
clean looking but sanitary clean.
Clorox also removes stains and de-
odorizes. For directions on all
Clorox uses, read the Clorox label.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Civil Service Agency
Blood Donors Honored

Civil Service Commissioner Rob-
ert Ramspeck has accepted a GER
tif1cate of appreciation from the
Washington Red Cross in behalf
Of 1.600 commission employees who
have contributed to the blood
donor program during the past
year.
Commission employees, includ-
ing 27 gallon club" members,
have made the agency the highest
contributor percentwise among
Government agencies.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Burdick High to Hear
Two VuIedictorions

Two girls who have identical
scholastic standings will be vale
dictorians at the Anna Burdick
Vocational High School gradua-
tion exercises at 8 o'clock tonight
in the school.
The girls. both members of the
National Honor Society. are Lor-
raine B. Mccall, 1926 Ontario
place NV, and Roberta K. Sides,
1913 Thirteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

deep inside the "Safety-Z Zone"
above the filter keeps these trapped
irritants G,Day from my lips and
mouth. This filter is constructed for
balanced f1ltering action" too. It's
a remarkably efficient protector but
also gives easy draw and lets the
smooth rich flavor of Parliament'S
fine tobaccos come through for
greater smoking pleasure.
AND The Porliomsnf box 10 esvshpFoof.
Il keeps your P0VliGment cisoEstt0s in
perfect condition your purse meet.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

only m axes
white and coll
or-fast cottons
q n d lin e n 8
snowy white
q n d color.
bright it
m a kes them
sanitary too.
Also deodorizes
and removes
stains. And
Evening star., 1952-06-11

CO4 0k4AU1C0 OS60
to q deluxe hamburger platter.
These light brown BinB Mushrooms
are q specially f1ne-tasting variety
to start picked at flavor peak
broiled OuxuriouslyD in pure
creamery butter then packed in
their own rich broth. Yet hoiu thritty
they are! No peeling, no waste. A
marvellous value! Convenient, tool
Ready to use!
5sfylss: BInB Whole Mushroom Crowns;
Bins Sliced Mushrooms; Bins Chopped
Mushroonns.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

do you Knowles
than N Of 10 nico-
tine remains in the
smoke of a Parlia-
mentl The mouth
piece stays fresh and
clean while I'm
smoking and since
the filter is recessed
Evening star., 1952-06-11

crunch that flavorful, trest-m1de
treat. All year round, folks enjoy
making their own Cinnamon
Toast. So take my advice-always
keep a shaker handy. I advise you
to get a second shaker for your
kitchen, too. Then you can sprinkle
spicy-sweet Franklin Sugar and
Cinnamon on apple desserts, pies,
custards, buns and cereals quick
as jiffy with the handy Franklin
shaker!
Evening star., 1952-06-11

her hot vegetables, salads, seafood,
poultry and meats-she loped it. !
know all you home cooks will ap-
preciate lemons many uses, too :.
and the economy of getting Sunkist
Lemons -. they're the juiciest,
fastest the best.
70 Spark Up Your Energy: Serve lemons
Iegvioriy at meals. Viicmin is plsnii.
fvI in lemons. (Ahsent from most foods.l
Lemons else supply visamins and d.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

] told her how
m any foods
taste b etter
with a touch of
fresh lemon
Juice and when
S h e ri e d
SunkiSt'S sunny
$orf fon0 m
Evening star., 1952-06-11

EOerg Bit &s Wonderful
every lockwood Chocolate Bit, that
Is. You want more and more, the
more you eat theml I've nibbled nv
Evening star., 1952-06-11

CLEAN Is CLEAN-And white
ness alone is no proof Of cleanliness
whether you're washing white lin
ems or bathroom tiles. That's why
] say thank goodness for the folks
who make Clorox. For Clorox not
Evening star., 1952-06-11

sues Of the eye as gently as q tear
and when my eyes are tired or dry
from wind, dust or smoke, it brings
me the kind Of eye-comfort that
can make me feel better-more joy
ously ready for gayety or business.
Let Murine give your eyes and
yourself q feeling Of delightful re-
freshment, too! Just put 2 drops Of
Murine in each eye-I'm sure it will
give you the same grand feeling Of
rest that 1t gives me.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

copy, write to the makers Of that
wonderful Davol "Anti- Colic""
NurSer. sT.M. Reg. Us. Pat. %!
Address: Davol Rubber cempany
Dept. jD2-s, PFovidsnes z, z. {.
Davol "Anti.Colic" Nursers are
unique. They can actually be ''regu-
lated" to suit your baby's natural
feeding pace, just by loosenipg the
regulator" collar to speed up the
flow Of formula =. or tightening
collar to slotD do,un the flow. This
makes it easy to feed your baby as
fast or slowly as she wants.
DAvoL EXTRAS: slus, sa,v-,e.,e.a
ounce markings. Famevs "Ansi.colic"
Nipples which srsaiiy reduce nippIs
sollepse.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

There's No Closed Season on
BinB Mushrooms, thank goodness.
That tasty, Broiled-in-Butter fla
vor, exclusive with these beautiful
brown hothouse beauties, is safely
sealed into the handy BinB cans.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

fee, ready to burst instantly into
that world-famous Maxwell House
flavor. No filters Of any kind are
added to dilute the real coffee flavor.
Instant Maxwell House Coffee is
quick-to-fix as old-style instants,
but tastes so deliciously different.
That's because it's real Maxwell
House Coffee, brewed for you in the
spotless Maxwell House kitchens. At
the exact moment of perfection the
waters removed, leaving the magic
Flavor Buds of the best coffee you
ever tasted. Instant Maxwell House
Coffee saves you up to 25e, too
compared to a pound Of old-fash-
ioned ground coffee. From now on,
when you think of coffee, remember
this rhyme
For coffee shas's good 10 the very lost
drop. reach for the ioE with the stars
On topl
Evening star., 1952-06-11

This Is an en-.
tirely new type
of cofee-not a
powder, not a
grind, but mil
lions of tiny
Flavor Buds Of
100N MIRO rof.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

N o W on d e r
these muSh.
rooms are ia.
nous for flavor
ing hundreds Of
foods delicious
ly-froni plain
Evening star., 1952-06-11

ture Of Frank
lin Pure Cane
Sugar and fra
grant cinna-
mon on hot
buttered toast
right at the ta-
bic. And every
one likes to
Evening star., 1952-06-11

When A Cigarette And I get
together, the cigarette is a Parlia-
ment. Each Parliament has an ex-
elusive built-in Filter Mouthpiece.
This filter is so efficient that it
screens out most of the tars. And,
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Free! Assd 500 UsefMI-a
booklet all new mothers (and


mothers in I.
waiting) will
want BABY
Feeding Made
Easy. It's claock
full Of hints on
proper bottle
feeding. FnrNflftP
Evening star., 1952-06-11
,AQlH6 ee!ss5HHI HkENuk

YOM'U LOCe KmOscisg HOsp to make your gravy
brown and tasty every time I'm sure And love telling
you now easy 1t Is NO worry over uncertain
ing aonejust add Kitchen Bouquets blend of IA veee
tables herbs and spices to the juice in your pam Kitchen
Bouquet always browns your gravy beautifully It makes
by bringing out grdvys true taste
Evening star., 1952-06-11

Osse StOscascay I Carry wher.
ever travel is Murine. Murine pays
It's way over and over again by
bringing such quick cool comfort to
Evening star., 1952-06-11

EcerybOdy's Racing About
the amazing new coffee discovery
that's attracting more and more
housewives all over the country!
Evening star., 1952-06-11

The Minute I ShOsc UP at the
store with my order my grocer
starts for the Sunkist Lemon crate
and puts a dozen in a bag. He knows
Sunkist always tops my list. His
wife now has the lemon habit, too.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

my eyes. And
it's all because
Murine's blend
of z tested in.
gradients is
really wonder
full. It cleanses
the delicate tbs.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Luscious .ss.-R3pe Fruits for

III y 5 u III III CT
menus - that's
what I love. So
It's Came ed
Fruit Cocktail
that ! get--the
choicest blend
of delicious
e,,.r;%A r 1~~~-- n,
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Address: Davel Rubber Company
DEBT. JD2-e. PFovidanea 4. n. l.
JUST SAY CINNAMON TOAST"

E. to make my mouth water. Then
hand me a glass shaker Of Franklin
Sugar and Cinnamon. I love to
sprinkle this extra.delicious mix.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

Bits are good and pure.) Good for
all sorts Of cookery. too. They melt
easy, save sugar and butter. And
add the old-fashioned good choco-
late taste that folks have missed
but not torgotten-to cookies, cakes,
frostings, desserts, pies. For ice
cream Bits make this super
QUICK FUDGE SAUCE
] pkg. u evp) Reekweed cheeeloss Bi,s
IS Tablespoons milk
Melt Reekweed cheeelass Bits ever hot,
not boiling, wotev. Stir occasionally.
gradually odd milk. Blend we'll.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

FROZEN COCKTAIL SALAD
Combine ps. thick sour ereem with
rhsp. lemon juice, Va cup sranulassd
sugar and VI tsp. sels. Soften I tsp.
sslaiin in Ibsp. cold wuser. Dissolve
ever het wussF, ssir Into sslosin Iittls
ct shs sour cream mixture then odd 10
Fsmoinins sour cream mixture end
blend. Fold IN z cups weil-druinsd,
cannsd Fruit ceekiail. Freeze firm. Serve
In squares On crisp salad greens.
Fruit Cocktails an ideal food for
young ones, you know. Small fry
love the "little bites" of these
healthful bright fruits. Convenient
for you mothers quick use, too. And
an economy-buy. These diced, close
packed fruits give more serDings.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Xifoha~ Do,,~,,.

Kitchen stretching simple foods MAKING them
For rs years Kitchen Bouquet
to make brown and luscious Todaye you
Evening star., 1952-06-11

W0y0 WCAC1OU6@
ly. through
hundreds Of
these baby-size
chocolate i. rich
chunks. (And
slipped 'em to
youngsters, too!
Evening star., 1952-06-11
FROZEN COCKTAIL SALAD

fruits know. And no work! Ready
tn Use in this
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-05

ter college. gave Thielen his
love of .un and southern beau
ty. He wrote his Women In
The Sun" after he had soaked
up the atmospsre of the hello
tropic characters of the Cote
D'Azur.
Il placed the novel in Califor-
MIA in an imaginary town. A
few years later, / came upon the
town. 1t was exactly as l had
imagined it," said the author.
His first novel, Deep Streets" +"
came out in 1928. This was after
one had been burned, and the
second and third he had written
had long since nourished French
compost heaps.
Fhielen has summed up neatly
why he finds Key West the per-
feet island for a writer to in
habit.
Key West" he wrote. ''is
the place where the unexpect-
ed happens with almost mon
otonous regularity"
And it is the unexpected that
perpetually fascinates Thielen.
Not many writers are collected
during their lifetimes. Thielen's
manuscripts of stories and nov
els were recently acquired by
the Princeton University library
which also houses the works of
F. Scott Fitzgerald, as we'll as
great non-Princeton writers. A
autobiography and critique of the
whole body of Thielen's work is
being published soon by the
Princeton Library Chronicle.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-05
FULL SCALE
(Continued From Page onel

Continued From Page one)
injunction suit to throw out the en-
tire count of absentees will be filed
with Circuit Court Judge Aquilino
Lopez, Jr. The injunction if issued
wGuld mean none of the 1000 or
more absentee ballots would be
counted in the lection results.
Bennett, who is said to be one
Of the five top handwriting experts
in the nation. viii be on constant
duty tomorrow through the final
count of the vote.
He was called into the Monroe
county election by several candid
ates who express grave uneasiness
over the size of absentee vote. al
most 1000, or roughly 10 percent
of the entire expected voting
strength. which has been cast be-
for the actual primary.
One candidate in particular
stated that while he has implicit
faith in ths complete honesty of
the entire office Of the Supervisor
Of Registration. he personally in
tends TO see whether or not any
Of the 73a persons who registered
and voted in the last general pri.
mary, 1850, end have not been
located since by The Pest Office
Department, have tried to vote
again.
Interest in the authenticity Of the
absentee vote is particularly high,
because it was predicted by Sup
ervisor Sam Pinder il will in large
measure decide the election.
Meanwhile candidates on both
sides of the holly contested election
will have assurance that the sigma
tures will be given the closest seru-
tiny IN the county history.
Bennett will sit in on the actual
canpaSSlng Of the lection as a
representative Of one Of the candid
ates. This session will take Place
IN the courtroom of the county
courthouse. tomorrow night when
the machine vote Genes in from
the Keys.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-05
Key West High
Defeated By
Redlands So

Key West High dropped their 1st
baseball game in three years Sat
urday night when Redlands High
won a So victory. Strangely the
C0nchs win streak started with
Redlands by the same So score.
Redlands pounded out 9 hits from
the offerings of George Lastres
while the ConchS we're gathering
only S off of Aldridge, Redlands
star hurler. LastreS exhibited good
control in walking only one and
hitting one batsman and weuld have
come through with little damage
with better support in the field
as his teammates committed five
errors resulting in four of the visit
ors runs.
Redlands scored first in the sec
0nd when Aldridge doubled and
came home on an attempted pick
off at second that went into the
0utfield and a wild throw on the
play at third from the outfield Key
West tied the score IN the fourth
when Don Cruz hit the fence with
a double and Julio Henriquez
brought him in with a single.
Redlands won the game in the
fourth when Bob Mosely tripled
and with two out Williams beat out
. hit. b. Williams also singled
Saunders walked Aldridge drove
in three runs when has long fly to
centerfleld was dropped
Key West scored their final run
in the seventh when Henrlgue1 led
off with q single, G.. LaStres sent
him to third with a single and
Gates drove IN the run with a line
single over second q LaStres was
out at the plate TO end the inning
and the game.
Julio HenriqueE was the hitting
star for the ConchS Whllc Bob Mo
Sely, G. Williams and Stewart
each also had tNo hits for the vjsj-
tors, LastreS and Aldridge each
struck out nine batterS. Dtl,3llo 5
perfect peg from left field 10 nab
Collins at the plate led the deica-
kiVe play OF the CoachS.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-05
THIS ROCK OF OURS
BILL GLIB

stake have become clouded with
too much aud-slinging.
/ think both the candidates and
the public will be glad to see the
election over. Only the race for
Constable in the End. District is
likely to be carried to End cleo
ton.
The word politics has been so
misused, both by office candidates
and the public, that it leaves bad
taste in peoples mouths. This is a
time when we need statesman
ship. not emotional blabbering.
I'm tired of hill-billy bands. mud
singing, baby-kissing, and what
have you. How do you feel?
ANGRY NAVY PERSONNEL
Who caused the recent furor
about the Hatch Act and investi-
cation of Navy personnel?
Some say it was one person -
others say it was another, At any
rate, the only ones to suffer have
been the Navy and newspaper re-
portersl
Everyone who wears uniform
is afraid to speak above a whisperl
And if there is a reporter around,
the whisperer Immediately sus-
poets that the guy has psychic
tendencies toward mind-reading
and tries to make himself absent.
To the best of my knowledge, the
Hatch Act does not prevent speak
ing ones opinion. 1t does forbid
the active participation in politics
unless permission is gained through
higher channels.
PRAYER
We win cut this short today with
prayer credited to st. Francis of
Assist and useful for the future of.
flee holders.
God grant me the serenity to
accept the things cannot change.
Courage to change the things
can
And wisdom to know the differ
ence."
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-05
MANY ENTRIES
Continued From Page One


an outstanding parade depicting
the theme Unity Strength
Freedom"
Beautiful trophies are being
offered by the Legion Post as
follows: Prettiest Float; Funniest
Float; Float best depicting theme
Of parade; best civilian march
ing unit. The parade route will
be along Duval Street, starting
from the corner of Duval and
Front Street, along Truman Ave
nue. to Bayview Park, where it
will disband. A military band
concert will be given at the
Bandstand following the parade.
The parade will move promptly
at 2 pm. Reviewing stand will
be located at the intersection Of
Duval and Southard Streets.
Musical groups that have en-
tered as of this date are: Key
West High School Band; WGlter's
Cornet Band; Fleet Sonar School;
U. S. Marine Drum and Bugle
Corps; Coral Gables High School
Band; and Redlands High School
Band. A military band will also
be assigned to participate in the
parade.
The Legion's Committee urges
all civic groups to cooperate in
making this parade an outstand-
ing event of the year.
Details of assembly and parade
lineup viii be released later by
the committee.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-05

Tomorrow night should windup
all of the political strife and bick-
ering that has been brewing fer
the past few weeks. When the polls
close, it is up TO the public to take
the final results in a sportsmanlike
manner.
Regardless of whether - in our
own opinion the winning candi-
dates are good or bad, we have TO
face the fact that we're stuck with
them for quite awhile. Wen only
be cutting off our nose to spite our
face if we don't work with and for
the newly elected men.
At the same time, this does not
mean that we suhiUgate our will
to theirs. II makes no difference
whether the winning offiee-seek-
or is a "hig shot" or a little
shot" he is still servant Of the
people. As such, il is our duty
10 keep him informed of what we
want and expect. And II is his
duty to work diligently TO accom-
plish our desires.
"This Rock of Ours" doesn't try
to take crusading attitude. There
are so many needs in cur town
that are either overlooked inten-
tionally or otherwise, that the col
umn DOES feel it is necessary to
mention the most outstanding of
these needs occasionally.
In the past, the politicians have
not appreciated such comments.
There is no reason to believe that
in the future, they will like them
any better. However, il doesn't
make any difference as long as the
community is benefited.
HARD RACE
I've talked to both sides of the
socalled two political factions.
Neither side has enjoyed the pre-
sent race. 1t has been an expen-
sive, hard-f0ught campaign and
occasionally, the real issues at
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-05
Doctors Save
Cancer Patients

NEW YORK R-The American
Cancer Society says doctors now
are saving one in every four can
Ger patients, and could possibly
double this rate without a jot of
further knowledge" if the disease
is caught early.
The society. in its 1851 report
released Sunday, said it tried last
year to build up an awareness
among the public and doctors for
the need of early diagnosis and
treatment.