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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-29
John n. Reeves
Albert 10. Conradis
Attorneys
5019 Wilson Lane
Bethesda II. Md.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
the Subscriber OF MONTGOMERY County.
has obtained from the Orphans Court
~ Montgomery County. In MARYLAND.
Letters Parliamentary on the personal
Estate Of
GALEN LAMAR TAFT
late Of Montgomery County, deceased
All persons having Claims against tbe
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated 70 the subscriber on or
before the 16th dnv of Apri1 newt !.
they NAV otherwise by Inv he excluded
from MI benefit Of eaid Estate All
persons indebted to snid Estate nre ra'
ouested to make immediate payment
Given under nv hands this 7th dnv Of
OF October in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and fifty.
three.
BEATRICE TAFT TRussELL
Fvecutrfx
1000 western Avenue
Chevy Chase. Md. III
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
Treasury Dept.
Has Openings
For IRB Agents

The United States Treasury De-
partment has announced that it is
now accepting applications from
men between the ages of 1s and
SIS who are interested in jobs as
Internal Revenue agents or special
agents (tax fraud). The entrance
salary for these positions is $42O5
q year.
These positions are located in the
various offices of the Internal Rev.
enue service in Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Mississippi, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Tennessee
and the Canal Zone.
This is an unusual opportunity
for persons with accounting train.
ing or experience who are interest
ed in career employment in the
internal revenue service. The dutie.
of these positions include office
audit of income tax returns OF
field Investigations, examinations
and audit of accounting books ano
records of individuals, partner
ships, corporations, trusts, etc.
Full information may be obtain
ed from ]. F. Mathews, at the loc
al Post Office.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
Civil Service
Exams Announced
For Two Branches

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced new
examinations for Manual Arts
Therapy Instructors and Educa
tional Therapy Instructors, rang.
ing in salary from $341O $5O6O per
annum.
The Manual Arts Therapy In.
structor and Educational Therapy
Instructor Examinations will be
used to fill positions in various Vet.
Grams Administration Hospitals 10.
Gated in Alabama, Florida, Geor.
gia, Mississippi, South Carolina,
and Tennessee.
Applicants must be fully quail
fled posted at all firSt-and second
class post offices and Government
installations throughout the Fifth
U. S. Civil Service Region.
The incumbents of these positions
work directly with training and re-
habilitating patients located in the
various Veterans Administration
Hospitals.
Further information and applica.
ton forms may be obtained from
the Commissions Local Examiner
in Charge Mr.. Jack F. Mathews
located at Civil Service Window,
U. S. Post Office or from the Vet.
erans Administration Medical Tea.
ching Group Hospital, Memphis Is,
Tennessee, where the registers on
these examinations viii be main.
tanned.
Applications for these positions
viii be accepted until further notice
by the Board of U. S. Civil Ser.
vice Examiners, VA Medical Tea.
ching Group Hospital, Memphis Is,
Tennessee.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
Wright Honored

MILLVILLE, Ind. N - With jet
Planes screaming overhead, this
little town of 113 will honor It's
famous son, Wilbur Wright, Thurs.
day.
That's the golden anniversary oi
the day that Wilbur and his broth.
er Orville made the 59-second,
S52-foot flight that began man:
journey into the airways.
On April 16, 1863, Wilbur, the
older of the two famous brothers.
was born in Millville, midway be-
tween Newcastle and Hagerstown
in east central Indiana.
The family moved to Ohio a year
later, but returned to Richmond,
Ind, when Wilbur was of high
school age and orville an elemen.
tary pupil.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
More Gold Sold

WASHINGTON B-Foreign coun.
tries are buying more u. S. gold
"a sign their economic health il
getting better.
The U. S. Treasury said Mon.
day it sold $1,14O, 400 900 worth d
gold abroad in the first IL months
of this year. BY contrast, for.
eign nations sold 3931a million dol.
lars to this country in the full
year of 1852.
Foreign gold purchases usually
indicate economic well beins
abroad, since they generally repre-,
sent the use of dollars earned be,
lyOnd what is needed in trade.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
Case Dismissed

WASHINGTON B-In line with
its new policy toward use of the
world ''free" in advertising, the
Federal Trade Commission has
dismissed a complaint against
Doubleday & Co., Inc, Of New
York.
Last September the commission
said it win proceed against use
of the term ''free" only where the
circumstances tend to mislead or
deceive the public.
Doubleday had been cited for
using ''free" and "bonus books
in connection with its operation oi
several book club plans. The now.
dismissed complaint had charged
the books offered weren't really
'free" because persons getting
them had to buy at least four other
books.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
BY 20 VINCE
0f The Dssvels Free Press


DETROIT R--Last August the
costliest Industrial fire in history
destroyed the Detroit transmission
division plant In Livonia-the only
source Of General Motors Hydra
IIatic transmisslons.
The fire, touched off by sparks
from a welder's torch, burned
down the 35-million-dollar plant
and destroyed Oh damaged every
one Of the highly specialized ma
chimes capable Of making Hydra.
Matte parts.
Yet, on Oct. lS-6s days later
GIN began assembling Hydra-Mat-
les In production quantity at the old
Riopelle transmission plant In De-
troit
And on Nov. 4--just IS days after
the fire-GM had duplicated Livon-
ia plant at Willow Run and started
quantity production OF Hydra-Mat-
les there.
Tomorrow--fOur months and four
days after the fire--GM win be
able to make transmissions at VIII
low Run as fast as 1t did at Livonia
--at 1000 a day.
Behind these epic achievements,
fantastic for even such an indus.
trial goliath as General Motors, Is
perhaps the most amazing come
back effort in the history of the
auto industry.
Pooling talents, resources,
scrambling lines of authority, GIN
launched an industrial miracle
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
McCrory's New Store Here To
Have Gala Opening Tomorrow

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1sss I Ps s
Ssa. s sUm.sssS Waxs.. 10 So, - 0esnlns - , -
ss Saoa iaess'
roalI,oc T, &c. % Aes "eAs booming
1sA S
They'll open their doors at $50
.. NJ TnurSday Win a giant sale
during which they VIII otfer SO. 600
worm o. mercnanoise ~ cos1 or
lower. They WI also give free
souvenirs to those who visit the
store, located at Duvai and Eaton
SreetS.
Key Wssf's Mecrery's 10 me
newest and nosl madern Of q
chain 81 7e7 stores In sss United
States. Elerida. slens. has %
stores. The chain was founded
mere fhsn rs years ace IN Johns.
town, Penns., BY J. g. Mecrory
and n has bean ercwlna steadily
since.
Featuring iSsO-feet of counter
space spread over . 5000 square
foot area. the fireproof store was
constructed bv ~ :
Construction Company under sun.
ervision Of Roo.
Miami Beach. Arch
| Leichenko Associate
Herbert Mathes. Miami. The
stores receiving depA. .....~.tL
on Eaton Street 10 eliminate traf
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
Treasure OF
Sierra Madre"
Shown nAgami

In . special resurn engagement.
the award-winning Treasure OF
Sierra Madre'' comes 10 the Strand
Theatre Dec. %. Fun fans VIII
remember the stirring eharaeetri.
nations Of Academy winners Hum
phrey Bogart and Walter Huston.
John Huston, for his screenplay
and direction Of Treasure OF 81.
ezra Madre" for Warner Bros,
was awarded two "osears."
A story Of greed, against . back.
ground Of action, Treasure OF 81.
ezra Madre" depicts the frantic
search for gold undertaken by
three men in the panoramic wilder
ness of the mountains of Mexico,
In the search the men are united
In their efforts, but the discovery
of gold changes each man into
selfish. distrusting, renegade. The
guns they had been carrying fol
protection suddenly become wea
Ipons of attack. In the climactis
scenes, possession of the fortun,
lis decided by q strange twist o
fate In which each of the treasur'
hunters falls victim 10 his owl
lweakenss.
The direction of John Huston o.
Treasure Of Sierra Madre'
brought not only awards to hin
but the acclaim Of the moviego
ing public. Based on the novel b,
IB. Tavern, Treasure of Sierri
Madre" was also written for tn,
screen by Huston. For his screen
lplay he received a second Oscar
from the Motion Picture Academy
| In addition to the father and Sol
team of Walter and John Huston
Jack and Tim Holt are also seel
lin the adventure-drama. TIL,
younger Holt is the third man o.
1.-THE treasure hunt and his fathe
Jack is seen briefly as one of tn
ldown-aad-out characters in
Mexico hotel where the treasur
hunt is originated.
) Produced by Henry Blake
Treasure OF Sierra Madre" is
Warmers Bros. re-release.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16

He has also served IN q similar
capacity in McCrory's stores iA
New Jersey, New York and cher
Florida cities.
Hirh ranking executives Of he
chain have been in key West to
supervise the establishment Of the
store including Mr. II. Stump. dis
trict maLager for South Florida.
I'VE feel that Il Is = great step
forward to be abe 10 establish cur
store in as progressive . city a.
Key West" Stump declared.
Other officials here for the open
! ing include Mr.. o. =. Reiter, dis
play manager Of Mecrory's New
York Office, Mr.. S. r. Stevens, Of
their Educational Division and Mr..
In. NJ. Pollard, district supervisor
cf food service.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
Jailed On TV Charge

BOISE, Idaho H--Joe Ann Rog-
ers, 4s-year-old Los Angeles wo-
man charged with selling worthless
teievision stock, waived prelimi-
nary hearing before Probate
J u d g e John Jackson Monday
and was sent to the county jail
for lack of $1,000 bond.
She was arrested in Salem, Ore,
last month and charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
lenses in Boise by posing as Clau.
dia of the radio program One
Mans Family.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16

The basic recovery plan was con-
|ceived on the night Of the fire
by Sherwood E. Skinner, in a
plane hurrying to the disaster.
AS vice president in charge Of
GINS accessory group, Skinner
was responsible for the Detroit
transmission division He was in
New York when the fire broke out.
Operating on Information phoned
him before takeoff, he wrote off
the Livonia plant as a complete
loss. Makign certain assumptions,
he sketched out the basic recovery
Iplan.
While the flames still roared,
Skinner outlined his plan at a top
level policy meeting with other
GIN executives.
Three basic decisions were ham
mered out:
/. To salvage the vital machinery
from the Livonia plant and clear
the site.
2. To go back to the Riopelle
plant In Detroit and assemble
transmissions from parts made
wherever possible, getting back
into limited production in the short.
est time.
3. To find a new home for the
Detroit transmission division and
get into volume production fol-
1854 models by Jan. /.
A skeleton assembly line still
existed at Riopelle, but with GINS
fabricating machines out Of com.
mission, the parts had to be made
Iby outside sources.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16

fisa lounge fer use sf female EN-
pisYes during shsir rest periods
ard lunch hesrs. MecrerY's slse
hss . classroom where ell sales
psrsonnsl are Instructed In hew
better 10 serve the public. Travel.
ling instructors hold regular elias.
ses fer supervisory psEsennel,
whe IN tvrn pass On fhs tntor-
mssicn 10 clerks 50 that shoppins
st MecTery's Is . pleasure.
Manager Of McCrory's In Ke.
West is Mr.. L. A. Samenfeld, wiz
comes here from q post as man
ager Of their store in Fort Pierce
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
General Motors Makes Anazing Comeback
Epic Achievement Follows Industrial Fire

Parts started flowing from mid
western contractors back into De-
triot and at 10 am, Oct. 10, the
first Hydra-Matic made anywhere
for 6s days rolled off the assembly
line at Riopelle. Another 199 fol-
lowed the same day.
By Nov. IS, RiopeIle was build
ing transmissions at its old capaci-
t. rate of 1000 a day.
Starting from scratch, GM con-
Iverted the former Kaiser Motors
Corp. bomber plant at Willow Run
into a fabrication and assembly
plant and built the first production
model there in n days.
Working IL hours a day, seven
days a week, 40 GM engineers
designed the Willow Run layout in
the incredible time Of 17Ia days
This included plotting the pre-
machines and making extensive
revisions in the assembly line.
IF the boss had come up to me
the day before the fire and told
me we we're going to move," said
p. E.. Cartwright, transmission's
director of standards and methods,
Il would have told him ! needed
six to eight months to get the new
plant on paper"
And duplicating Livonia at VII.
low Run was more difficult in
many ways than designing a new
plant, he added.
! For example, some $1,000
square feet, or one.fourth of the
floor space. had a 36-foot high
ceiling, some 16 feet too high fol
lHydra-Matic purposes.
GIN engineers had to build a net.
work of steel girders 20 feet from
the floor to carry the intricate net.
work of utility lines and conveyor
belts.
The assembly of Hydra-Matics
also posed a special problem. For
its size, the automatic transmits.
sion is as finely tooled as a watch.
1t must be assembled in a dust
free, air-conditioned atmosphere
where the temperature is a con-
slant "a degrees.
The only way to get these con.
ditions in the huge, 35-acre Willow
Run barn" was to build a factory
within a factory. And that's what
GM engineers did.
They erected a concrete block
structure 240 feet wide and 500 feet
long and air-conditioned il.
Then, as a finishing touch. they
put the assembly plant under 4
ounces of air pressure per square
inch above normal.
This was done so that every time
a door was opened, air would rush
out, pushing away any dust par.
ticleS that might try to sneak into
tne aSeptlc atmosphere of the as.
sembly plant.
GIN recruited a labor force from
all over the country to conver;
Willow Run into a transmission
plant and install the complicated
machinery.
| An average of 1850 men have
worked two 10-hour shifts since
early September.
/ The overtime bill at Willow Run
and for the salvage job at Livonis
must be enough to turn cost
accountants hair snow white.
The original target date for start
ing quantity production at Willow
Run was Nov. 9. This was one
goal Hydra-Matic missed. It beat
it by five days.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16
JUST IN TINE

BUTTE, Mont. R-Butte police
missed their quarry, wanted for
passing bogus checks, but it was
a good thing they went after him
anyway.
They discovered his room was
on fire and called firemen, who
kept the unexplained blaze from
spreading.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16

If your stairway is within view
of your front doorway, another Gle
yer way to use those doors with
large glass panels is TO "build"
a snowman around the newell post.
Use several bed pillows and cover
with sheets or cotton, an old hat,
pipe and a cclorful scarf for the
snowman's neck. Light your happy
doorman with a 15o-watt protector
spotlight placed so that it is nee
uncomfortable for guests enter
ing or leaving the house.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-16

Because the planet Mercury al
ways keeps the same face 10 the
sun. one side Of Il Is about $50 de-
grees Fahrenheit and the ether
side Is at or close to absolute zero.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

little budgetbalancers ever devised Your subscription to
The Star will pay for itself many times in the savings
it will net you every month household purchases
alone Let us deliver The Star to your home daily and
Sunday for only $175 month The Star is delivered to
more homes in the Washington than any other
newspaper.
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