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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17
ITEM 4

All piece parcel of land situate lying and being in
Montgomery County, Maryland and being part of tract of land
and being particularly described
follows Beginning for the planted the east
public road leading Carkug in said county,
of deed Charles W. Mobey and wife,
Day. dated April g. 1885, and recorded Lbe j. A
55 land records of Montgomery County and
running line of said Decd with degree allowance for
variation
S "a East O. y perches to stone;
N SO II 1925 perches to a stone
N Al West perches % a stone;
So West II 1925 pehes stone the edge of said
road then with said road,
II East g. u perches to the beginning, containing O
being conveyed by Nce v.
unmarried King by deed dated January H. 1929 and
corded among Records Montgomery County, Maryland
Lber Folio consist of 2ory dwelling
with electricity and several outbuidings.
This parcel is located edge of Burnt Hill
Road distance the junction of the Burnt Hill
Road eadg to Carsburg) with the Purdum Lewdale Road
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17
Thomas B. Lawrence
917 18th Street, NV.
Washington, DC.

washington, Do.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
MORRIS G. STEDMAN,
480C Fairmont Avenue,
Bethesda, Maryland
Plaintiff,
VS.
DORIS ]. STEDMAN,
Address unknown
Defendant
Equity No. 1851
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17

THOMAS NJ. ANDERSON
CHARLES w. WOODWARD, JR.
VIVIAN V. SIMPSON
Trustees
Fire Department Building
Rockville, Maryland. 704
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17
DIRECTIONS TO REACH PLACE OF SALE:

From Washington:
Proceed northwest Route through Rockville Gathers
burg to Carburg Montgomery County, Maryland turn right
Carkburg State Route 121 and proceed junction
Burnt Hill Road and Road then left toward
Lewsdae left, SOUTH
dunn Lewisdale Road
From Damascus;
Proceed west the Road Estate Route
1927 junction Road Estate Route
1884, turn left and through Purdum the left
west of the junction of the Burnt Hill Road adng Clarkurg
with the Purdum-L ewsdale Road.
From Frederick:
Turn northeast from old Route 20 Hyaown and
on State Route rs for about fveenh mile to the junction with
State Route 1885, turn right State Route 1923 and through
ewdae toward Purdum to the last right
junction of Burnt Hill Road Qeadng Casburg) with the
dunn Lewisdale Road
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17

LAW OFFICES
Conroy, Williams & Nylen
1920 X Street, NV.
Washington 5, DC.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
AS a Court of Equity
JAMES CLARKE MURPHY
JOHN M. CONROY, Trustees
VS.
FREDERICK w. CAKES
ELIZABETH J. CAKES, his wife
No. 16,807 Equity
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17
ITEM 1

All that tract part of tract piece parcel of land situate
Montgomery County, the State of Maryland and being part of
of land called Kings Resurvey being
of The Resurvy Long Looked Fo of "Troube
Enough reureyd for Middleton King the first day of October in
the 1916, by whatsoever the be
known called.
Beginning for the the beginning of said land
called "Kngs Resuvey running straight line
said seventeenth line "Kngs
survey and thence with the lines of said Kn Reurvey South
eghysx and oneourth degrees West Sevnyone perhes
stone; South twentyeght and oneha degrees West Fourteen and
onehalf perches the fourth line of "Hazard then
with said line reversed South xeght and onehaf degrees East
ten pehes the end the third line of said land South twenty
eight and oneha West three phes the end of the
fifth line of for of "Troube Enough from Mary
Stephen Sherlock the part
South thirteen and onefouh degrees East hundred yone
perches South Twenur and oneha degrees West and
half perches the hundred line of the
roube Enough Indeed then with said line reversed North sixty
and nehaf degrees East sixteen and onehaf perches the
first line of "Troub Enough then with said line South twenty
three and onaf degrees thtyon perch the thereof
still with the lines of said tract South yx onehaf degrees
East twenty perches ffyfour oneha degrees East
perches South xyx and oneha degrees erches
North fyfour and onehaf degrees 70 perche North thirty
eight and onehaf degrees East syx peces; North eighteen
and onehaf degrees East thrytwo perches North and
oneaf degrees West twentynn perches then with straight line
to the beginning containing hundred fwo and five hhs
u52 ~ of land, less being the land that
devised said John NJ King by father
ton King which dated the 9Th day of November in the 1872
duly recorded the office Register said
Montgomery County Will Book RWC No. etc,
will reference hereby made for full and particular descrp
ton of the land hereby intended be conveyed together with the
buildings and improvements thereon and the rights appurenances
theunto belonging anywise appertanpg being
conveyed by John M King and Cora c. King his wife, to Ernest
King and Lola NJ King his wife, by deed dated April g. 1905
corded the Land Records of Montgomery Lb 1913
Folio 176 less and except all that parcel conveyed by
Ernest King and Lola M. King, his wife, William
the Land Records of Montgomery County Lbr
Folio AL containing acres roods and q square perches
This contains
frame dwelling with electricity bank chicken
meat house. wagon shed and other farm oubuidngs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1853
at 2:30 o'clock pm.

place King
King farm located 34 mile Southeast of Lewis
dale the Road Estate Route 1921 at the juno
ton of Burnt Hill Road eadng Clarkburg and
dale Road said farm being listed Item hereinafter described
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE FARMS AND IMPROVED PROPERTIES
r LOCATED BETWEEN PURDUM AND LEWISDALE,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MARYLAND

Under and by virtue Of the and authority repod
under and by Decree the Circuit Court of Montgomery
County Maryland passed the 10th day August 1861 certain
then pending being entitled Harvey W. King all Attic
King Bea being Equity the undersigned
Trustees will offer for public auction the lands and premises
with improvements thereon hereinafter described
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-17
Notice of Hearing

Clayton X. Watkins, Clerk 697
Evening star., 1953-04-20

Senator Kefauver said. "Appar-
emily the lesson of that case has
been lost on Secretary Mckay"
DR.. Allen v. Astin. director OF
the Bureau of Standards, was
fired by Secretary of Commerce
Weeks, who later bowed to pub
lie pressure and decided to re-
tain DR.. Astin until fall and
then offer him another job Of
equal rank elsewhere in the Gov
ernment.
Rachel L. Carlson, author of
"The Sea Around Us" and for
mer chief editor Of the Fish and
Wildlife Service, said Secretary
McKay's action in removing Mr..
Day lis an ominous threat to
the course of conservation and
strongly suggests that our ma
tional resources are to become
political pawns. The theory that
our national resources should be
administered by political ap-
pointees is a dangerous one"
Mr.. Mckay had no immediate
comment on the controversy.
Evening star., 1953-04-20
'Astin Case Is Seen
In Fish and WiId|ife
Directors Removal

The firing of Albert M. Day
as director of the Interior De-
partment's Fish and Wildlife
Service threatened today to turn
into another "Astin case" as his
supporters charged that "politi-
cal purposes" were involved in
his removal by Secretary Mckay
Mr.. Mckay announced Friday
that he has named John L. Far
ley of Seattle to replace Mr.. Day
next month in the $13.200-a-year
post.
Mr.. Farley was executive di-
rector of the California Fish and
Game Commission from 1929 to
1884 and is now community
relations director" for the Crown
zellerbach Corp. a paper COM
pany. Mr.. Day has been in the
Interior Department since 1918
and has been director of Fish
and Wildlife since 1916.
made Some Enemies"
Mr.. Day said he was told Mr..
Mckay wanted to put men OF
his own choice in all top policy
making positions. He also said
he understood that "in my posi-
ton as director had made some
enemies"
mo one could have been in
public life as long as I have
without making some enemies, "
he said. Among the enemies he
listed duck hunters who want
longer shooting periods and per-
mission to use bait, and "the
salmon canning interests in
Alaska" resentful of restrictions
imposed by Mr.. Day in an at
tempt to rebuild salmon fisheries
depleted during the war.
Kefauver Hits Move.
Senator Kefauver, Democrat,
OF Tennessee, was the first men,
ber of Congress to come to Mr..
Days defense. He said he thought
it very discouraging to learn
that Secretary Mckay has de-
cided to use one of the principal
scientific and conservation ag-
encies of the Federal Govern
ment for political purposes"
"One would have thought that
the Astin case would have taught
a few things about Government
and about science to members
of the current administration,
Evening star., 1953-04-20
Wallet Returned
After II Years
ByHonest ex'

An unidentified Texan has re-
turned a wallet containing $27
which he found II years ago in
Arlington.
Arlington police quickly 10
Gated the owner. Alphonzo Brice,
about 40, colored, who lives at
1928 Dexter terrace Sc.
The wallet was received by
police in an envelope date
marked San Antonio, Tex. In
addition to the $27 there was a
short note signed only, "Tex," :"
which explained:
II have been intending to re-
turn this money through you for
too long a time but have con-
tinually let it ride"
II lost the wallet in 1912 when
Evening star., 1953-04-20
Central America Pigs
Prefer Fiber to Fruit

GUATEMALA CITY.-Central
American pigs are 80 fond Of
ramie. a fiber plant. that they
refuse to eat bananas when
ramie is available.
The fiber was introduced here
as a hog food because immature
ramie grows well in Central
America. It has from 18 to 81
per cent protein content. and
can be grown at low cost.
Evening star., 1953-04-20

I was working on a construction
job in Arlington" Mr.. Bfice told
police. ut sure was nice Of that
man to send it to me. The
money will come in mighty
handy right now because one
of the children is sick in bed"
Evening star., 1953-04-20
Indiu Curbs Coal Output

India is restricting the output
of metallurgical coal in a move
to conserve supplies, New Delhi
reports.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

Take walk through your corn fields
and look at the stalks. Get right
down close and see for yourself.
This year the chinch bugs skipped
many Of the grain fields and moved
from Information straight into the
corn. They're in your corn right
But you still can do something
about it. DieIdrin stops ehineh bugs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

My top thrill came in 1850, my
first full season with the Giants,
when I was going for Carl Hub
bells 1888 record of 46 and one
third consecutive innings of run
less pitching.
l was stopped at 45 innings
when Gus Bell of the Pirates (now
with Cinci1nati) hit home run in
the Polo Grounds.
/ had real good control during
that streak and the Giants gave me
wonderful support in the field and
at the bat. / had four shutouts and
in two of them I was hit pretty
good but my mates always came
up with the plays with men on
base. You can't get shutouts unless
you have good support.
The Cardinals got IL hits but we
blanked them. Then the Pirates
made five hits. The Phillies got
nine hits. After a relief inning
against Boston, the Dodgers were
blanked with four hits.
The day Bell hit his homer we
won, 81. 1t was my 10th complete
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24
SPORTS
Red Birds Appreciation
Niohf Set For Auo. 10

Radio Appreciation Night at Red
Bird Stadium will be held this
year on Monday, August 10th. On
that night, Red Bird baseball fans
will have an opportunity to show
their appreciation for Don Hills
play-by-play broadcasts of all of
the Red Bird games over WHKC.
Activities for Radio Appreciation
Night include a doubleheader game
between the Columbus Red Birds
and the Kansas City Blues, and as
a special added attraction,
Beauty Contest to choose Radio
Appreciation Night Queen" will be
held.
The Beauty Contest is open to
all single girls, Is years of age and
over. To en- ter, girl should send
a full length photograph of her.
self, giving her name, address, and
age, to Don Hill, WHKC, % East
Gay Street Columbus. Entries
must be in by Saturday, August
1st. From all of the entries, a
group of finalists will be chosen by
means of a preliminary screening
conducted by a special committee
consisting of Budd Sweeney, Jay
Jasin, Bud ellis, and Ann Duffy
from WFIKC, and George Traut-
man, president of the National As
sociation of Professional Baseball
Clubs.
Finalists will appear between
games of the doubleheader with
the ultimate queen chosen by the
applause of the fans present at
Red Bird Stadium.
The winner of the Beauty Con-
test, who will also be designated
Miss Columbus Red Bird" will
receive S100 in cash, plus an all
expense-paid trip to Atlanta, Ga,
where the annual baseball meeting
will be held in December. There,
the queen will compete as a rep
resentative of not only the Colum-
bus Red Birds, but of the entire
American Association in the con-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

dead. It's approved officially
recommended for control Of chinch
bugs. II has been proved the most
effective insecticide for control Of
these pests and you can afford it
:. hIb. or less Of actual dieldrin
is all you need per acre. Spray it
on The corn with ordinary spray
equipment.
See your County Agent or the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

it when the game protector is
on vacation
Four northern Ohio men learn
ed last week that it is doubly
rough when the game protector
has to come off his vacation to
make a case.
Ben Anderson, law enforcement
supervisor o. Wildlife District No.
3 (Akron), was enjoying his an
nual leave last week when he
got a tip that some men had put
deer meat i'm frozen food locker.
He donned his uniform and
checked the meat at the plant.
Several hairs from the meat
were analyzed at the Kent State
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

victory in succession and gave me
a 1863 record. finished with 18-4.
But for an incident in Pitts
burgh that summer might never
have had such a long run of score
less innings. A Pirate runner scor-
ed from second base but because
a fan leaned out from the box
seats and touched a batted ball,
the runner had to go back to third.
1t saved us a run and my streak.
My other thrill was getting on
two All-Star squads. In 1851 I
pitched three innings and became
the winning pitcher.
--fe- Up Newsfeatures
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

dark Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24
BASEBALL
STARS

y ANIEr FhANN w OSlAE
=. Outfielder St Louis Car
dinals Born Nov. 81, 1920,
Donora, Pa. Six feet, weighs
IT'S pounds Throws left, bats
left. Started in organized ball
as pitcher for Williamson in
Mountain States League, 1888 ;.
Injured shoulder and switched to
outfield in 1910 with Daytona
Beach in Florida State League
In 1941 played for Springfield, ILL.,,
in Western Association, then Ro-
chester of International League,
finally with st. Louis Cards in
same year Has been with the
Redbirds ever since One year
in Navy Has never batted un-
der 300 in majors Led league
in batting six times, the last three
years in row Lifetime aver
age Cup to 1859 of .346 Holds
National League record for most
years leading league in games
played (4) :. Holds National
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

Ohio, attended four-day work.
shop for improving educational fa-
cilities in penal institutions held at
Purdue university July 13 through
16. The workshop sponsored by the
Division of Education and Applied
Psychology and Adult Education
Division of Purdue, attracted edu-
cational supervisors of state and
federal prisons from five midwest
ern states.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

League record for highest lifetime
slugging percentage over 10 or
more years (.579) -. Named Most
Valuable Player in League 1943,
1916 and 1948 Played in four
World Series +. Appeared in 10
All-Star games s. Hobbies-golf
and music.
LIP Newsfeatures
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

University laboratory and found
to be definitely deer.
The foursome paid 500 and
costs for possession of illegal
game.
Anderson was assisted on the
case by Robert Underwood and
George Griffith, law enforcement
supervisors in the district.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

I. DIIIIUII anu IUIIIUIISUII.
Hitting star Dave Tingley with
a double to drive in tieing run for
Indians.
Fielding star Paul McClaskie
with two real catches and also had
one of the two hits for the Pirates.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24
{HIl1y5lI!4;M:':.!!N M:':.N
7 thursday, July 16


Cubs Is runs, Is hits, Phils D
runs, 8 hits. Batteries: Cubs-Gar-
rison and Reynolds. Phils-J. Hen
nigan and Roberts. Hunter 5th.
big John" Shipley had 4 hits
for Cubs. Underhill and Wallis
had 2 hits for Phils.
In beating Phils, Cubs assure
Reds of second round pennant.
Monday, July 20
Cubs 10 runs II hits. Reds 8
runs 6 hits. Batteries: loops: Ship
lev 5th and Reynolds. Clifton: Oil
er 9th and Cornwell: Carter 9Th.
Reds handed first loss of second
round by Cubs. Gary Reynolds
leads Cub attack with 4 for 4 in
cluding home run and double. Fad
es and Streitenberger each had 2
hits for Reds.
Tuesday, July Fl
Yanks s runs 10 hits. Phils IA
runs z hits. Batteries: Rhanor,
Newman and j. Scurry. j. Henni-
gan, Underhill and Roberts. Artie
Witt of the Yanks was the hitting
star of the game hitting ~ home
runs. Jim Rhanor of the Yanks
had three hits for times. Roberts
led the Phils with 2 lusty Tits for
2 times at bat.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24
Game Warden Nabs z
While On Vacation

Columbus, Ohio--Note to the
would be game violator: Don't
violate the law at any time, of
course, but particularly don't do
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

The divine Principle Of healing
is proved in the personal expert
ence of any sincere seeker OF
Truth. -
Mark Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24
Prison Farm Educator
Attends Purdue Meet

LAFAYETTE, IND, July II -
William I. Beer, director of educa-
zion, London Prison Farm, London
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

test to choose Miss Professional
Baseball"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-24

insec+icide dealer below for full in-
formation on control Of chinch bugs
with dieIdrin. Crop-saving dieldrin
is another reliable product Of She'll
Chemical Corporation. Julius Hyman
& Company Division. so West 50th
Street. New York 20. NY.
Don't woif. The ehineh bugs
won't waif for you!
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Natures Children syl'''o" Co. A'hsy

Whether drainage Of the ever
glades has diminished the sup
ply of snails has not been de-
cided. Kites have migrated to
Cuba and some have been OBJ
served snail hunting in the out
skirts of Miami. At one time
the snails were very abundant
in the shallow lagoons of the
Everglades.
The female kite selects a low
bush or small tree in which she
anchors a flat structure con-
structed of sticks, grasses and
old stalks. It serves to hold the
two to three dingy white eggs,
splashed with yellow-brown and
dark sepia.
Once the birds nested in loose
colonies. but egg hunters be-
came so frequent that the kites
decided to go it alone, in widely
separated spots.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Take Nv Word for It

and. at the same time, adopted
the Old French isle. giving II
the same meaning as island.
Meanwhile, the French word
isle dropped the IS" and became
the Modern French, lie, pro-
nounced: eel.
This is why we have in Eng
lish today two words Of similar
meaning: Cd island. a word Of
illegitimate origin, and CD the
word isle, which no longer exists
in Modern French, and to which
we have given the non-French
meaning, q little island" (the
French word for little islane"
is ilet. masculine, ilette, ferni-
nine).
Muskegon: What is the origin
of the word pedigree?-B. 9. q.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
BY Fronk Colby

A. Pedigree Is o corruption Of
the French pied de grue, mean
ing, "a cranes foot"
In old documents dealing with
family trees. descent was indi-
Gated by a mark consisting Of a
vertical stroke and two slanting
strokes converging at the bot
tom, and resembling the imprint
Of a cranes foot.
New orleans: What does the
Pan" mean in Pan-American?
-E. Us.
A. Pan is q Greek combining
form meaning "all; every" Pam
American denotes Q bond or
union between the nations Of
the Americas.
CpAst1ihn4A6 hg
A0No0Bht OSndicAse, 1na.D
Evening star., 1953-06-18
A One-Minute Test of Your
Ne1Ds knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

/. TWISTER-What New
England state was struck by
the worst tornado in IS
years?
2. SHOW-How much did
the coronation of Queen
Elizabeth II cost?
8. HITS-How many UN
pilots have downed five
Russian planes to become
Jet aces in the Korean war?
4. HURLER-Robin Rob-
erts pitched his Tooth
major-league victory last
week. Who was the last
Phillies' pitcher to win this
number?
5. QUOTE-What Ameri-
can visiting Tel Aviv said: Il
hope we will not let this
change of Communist tao
tics put us to sleep or re-
tard the execution of the
free worlds efforts for great
er strength?
Answers.
/. Massachusetts. 2. An
estimated $3,376,000. 3. Mai.
Vermont Garrison of Tulsa.
Okla, became the 32nd jet
ace last week. 4. The late
Grover Cleveland Alexander.
5. Adlai Stevenson. defeated
D e m ocratic Presidential
nominee, who is on a world
tour.
Tom Henry's "Quiz En-"
appears every Sunday in
THIS WEEK Magazine with
The Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
@. what is the explanation Of

@. What is the explanation Of
the silent "s" in the word island? ?
w. A. M.
A. The IS" got into the word
through a blunder. The original
word was the Anglo-Saxon
igland, which meant island
land" Igland entered Middle
English as iland.
Now the word should have re-
manned as iland; but the Middle
Age scholars (who are respon-
sible for practically all the nom
sensical spelling in English) had
the idea that land was derived
from the Old French word isle.
Whereupon. they placed the IS"
In the non-Ffench word island
Evening star., 1953-06-18
The Small Bird.

The Everglades Kite or snail
bird is small determined hunt
er. A bird not over 18 inches
in length, clad in bluish-gray. Its
bill is fashioned to extract the
juicy fresh-water snail from it's
shell.
Evergla6e kites concentrate
on Pomacea snails. They fly in
the manner of marsh hawks,
with eyes glued to the ground.
1t picks up it's prey in its talons.
Standing on one leg, holding
the snail tightly in its claws,
the hunter waits for the snail
to peep out. AS soon as the snail
pushes his body out, preparatory
to taking step. the kite grasps
the snail in it's hooked beak.
The kite shakes his head and
tosSes the shell aside.