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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYsLER so Windsor Highlander
club coupe. r. and h., original owner,
excel. cond.; priced for quick sale,
$975. JU. 1852. 90
CHRYSLER 1941; good transporta-
tion; $196 or best offer. Cali EN-.
CHRYsLER '51 Imperial NEWPORT;
brakes. radio and heater. Torque.
Wv. tutone green; II owner; low
mileage; clean as pin and mechan-
I,cally perfect: Only 81 .895: ROYAL
9ush 9thoD0eale Dealer 41oo Ga. ave. NV; IA.
CRoSIEY AS. 81 motor; only 3,ooo
miles; like new; new tires; 35 miles
per gal. Must stacriflce; S195 or
pest offer. DU. 1856. MR.. COL
CRosGEY AZ conv.: heater. direc.
-$125. 10. 3-67S5. 30
CROSLEY 194S station wagon: low
mileage, perfect. condition, r. and
n; n; ideal, economical End car: Navy
$Iss IseaSi Popiar FssnS1sS5ed ss4o5. ewes. sscrlss
DE SOTO AS custom; metallic green.
nn 1ffer; oTH. TA. 959oo7. - ga
mieaes nnS e ?ss ssso oo.a'f EM pesl 459s sGnd 10"
DE SOTO Nov. 1851 Custom 4-dr.;
fully equip; excel. cond. through
out; $4,000 miles: orig. owner; ST..
495 or best offer. RA. 6-6I1l,
DE SOTO late 81 Custem 4-dr.; fully
equip, 2-tone, immaculate, excel.
cond. Sacrifice. $1,295. Orig. owner.
WO. 6-6469. 80
DE SOTO 80 convertible coupe: wine
color, with tan top. Fluid-drive. +.
Saav Snd r.. p perfect cond.s 81 ;095. AR
NV, AID. 4-S600, also $3.50 14th
st. NV. RA. 3-9670. -23
DODG. 1850 Coronet 4-dr. sedan:
blue nm. Gyromatic dr.. fully equip;
6ast oter. Call LU. 4-5636. Apt.
DoScE SS5; FRI; r.s Sat iosA "a, ....as1 81 .
luxe equipment. delivered. S2.195,
LEO ROCCA, INC. 1901 Conn. ave.
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MOTORCYCLES
RAILERS

BSA 1852 golden flash: excel. cond. {:
new chains. saddle bags. OIL. 4-5610.
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GARAGES

Masonry walls. concrete floors. over
head doors; east side 6400 block
18th st. JEROME BRODIE. OIL.
4-O3OO. %
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
Ducks geese and upland game; S25
per person per day; eastern shore
of Maryland. Write for reservations
now. Box 174-A, Star.
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WILLYS 1850 station wagon; overdr..
Sse5. HAGER CHEVROLET. Upper
Marlboro. Md, Market 7-2430. ga
WIILYS 1882 2-dr. Lark; S1,375.
WILKINS MOTORS, $50 N. WASH
ington St, Rockville. Md. Poplar
2-36S6. -22
COLLECTORS ITEM. FORD 1928
model "T'' turtle back coupe con-
lust been NJ" completely & Overhaaisd 1Gl lied
with all new bearings. rings. valves.
bands and aluminium pistons, high
compression head, distributor. )
extra, wheels, many body, parts,
sls1Sa future use if needed Call as aA.
HIGHEST OFFER takes one or all
Two 1851 Ford station wagons and
one 1851 Ford Fordor. See them
Sat. and Sun, at 5S03 Annapolis
rd., Bladensburs. Md. WA. 1854.
ITEM, sTUDEBAKER
1880 4-door President "S"; it re-
tains ali of its orig. beauty. My
only reason for selling is that am
moving and forced to sell for $325.
You, cannot imagine the perfect
so4a so4aaa' without seeing it. Can ss IA
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe sedan $i3S
FORD 80 de luxe Tudor S595
FORD 40 de luxe sedan S235
FORD 80 de luxe sedan S195
FORD '3S Tudor $l35
HUDSON '46 conv. cl. cpe. S395
LINCOLN '46 sedan Sl95
MERCURY AS COW. cl cpe, S49S
OLDSMOBILE AZ Hydra. sed. =. secs
AZ Special 2-dr. - S395
PONTIAC AZ Torpedo sedan S.}95
PONTIAC AZ sedanette $398
CASH. TRADE. TERMS
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th ST. n w.
30
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan; r. and h..
CAiTHNESS BUICK, INC.
5116 Wis. Ave NV. Wo. 6-5Ss1
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTS-We
will buy second-truSt notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va; reasonable rates.
NLTIQNAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
Ma S-5S33
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY Co. Realtors
FIRsT-fRiU5sTH LOANS rs on s-TaSO reai estate;
low rates; 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. ]. WALSHE,
INC. l115 Eye st. NV. MA. S-6462
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES,
210O Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 2-33OO.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
212SS TO 4eo DISCOUNT
MIR. QUICK. LO. 4-6565
2ND & 3RD TRUSTS
Cash available; quick action. Call AID
4-O531. ewes. KE. 7-1038.
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BUICK 1851 Special; r., h.; S1,395
CAITHNESS BUICK, INC.
5115 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-55s1.
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IN TIME FOR

1OO1b S141b4O AEA0 1SOO11
'51 delivery sedan
completely .reconditioned. See anC
drive It before you buy. Call Mr.
MATTHEWS at HE. 4-4614 or WA
7-T200. -23
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SCHOOL BUS
VALUES

81 seats, 1947 REQ, excel cond,
throughout; ideal for private school.
Best offer. JEROME BROD1E, OIL.
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CHEVROLET '46 4-dr.: r. h.. good
cond.; quick sale. S275. AP. T-96O6.

choice. S1.O45. ARCADE PoNTfAC
1437 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500
also 3460 14th st. NV. RA. $1,000
CHEv. 1s4s conv.: s5s5. Looks s beau
Hdnd.rg,i si1ni NV r.tn, tires; new tep; run;
cHEv. 80 a-dr: de luxe light : sres
tires: low mileage, very clean, mech
near perfect; ~S945. WISSINGEE
CHEVROLET CO.. Seven Corners
Falls Church. Va. JE. 2-I177. 81,
CsEv; pnEsr.i,d. ~ a-door de luxe: dark blue;
low milease: an excel. car and reas.
priced. 81. .145. WISSINGER CHEW
ROLET CO., Seven Corners. Falls
Church. Va, JE. 2-1177. -22
ChEv. HEY "a 40 4.door @ de luxe Fleetline
coYers ONE seaan OF the besf aRd of ~ isat nt
SINGER cHEVRoLET CO. Co. seven even
Corners, Falls Church, Va. JE
CHEW. '5s e-dr.: . tone; e1o series.
Owner leaving city. Approx. 1000
miles. $1.700. wo. 6-2427;
CHEW. 1a4a club coupe; $3.50. VII.
KINS MOTORS, $50 N. Washington
St, Rockville. Nd. Poplar 2-36S6
CHEW. 1a46 conv. coupe; sag5. VII.
KINS MOTORS. $50 N. washington
ST., Rockville. Md. Poplar 2-36s6
CHEW. '5a styleline de luxe 4-dr. Sc.
dan; dark green. T. and h.. perfect
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887 irving st
NV. AD; 43ss3eQa5 s3eea5 also $3.50 14th st
CHEV. '53 2-door de luxe dark-green
sedan; conventional trans, r.. and
b., seat covers: 9 fine car for 9
CsIyJeoI gsTy ieT price; rice II $l'2es; , WIssINGER
CHEW. So Bel-Air sport cpe.; r. and b.
salmon apd cream; new-car cond.
must sell. owner leaving town; ST.
600. LU 2-5953, after 3 pm. -2l
CHEW. so 2-dr. Styleline de luxe;
Powerelide, heater, turn signals.
S. c.: private owner: must sell for
cash; S1.15O. or best ofier. AP.
CHEW 40 conv.: excel. cond.; $3.50
1851 Newport; r. and h.,
Wv. tires; will accept first rsss.
CHRYsLER 81 Windsor de luxe con-
vertible; owner; low mileage;
fully equipped. This like-new car is
In excellent condition throughout.
MTnss M1sT ss sesn INl oply Ya- 81 gss RoIYAL
outh Dealer. 4l00 Ga. ave. NV.
CHRYsLER 1853 New Yorker de luxe
sed.: power steering, torque trans.
Wv. premium tires; approx. 10000
miles: pvt. owner; no trades: S2.S95.
IA. 2-2292. -22
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DODGE 1919 Cnrnne

DODGE 1853 Coronet v-S cream and
black club coupe; Gyro-torque trans
mission, 2 tone. r., h., white side
tire car like new: guaranteed me
chanically: price new, S3,O93, For
sale by original purchaser, S2,35O,
EN-. 3-9203 after $50 pm: week
Gays: all day Sat. and Sun. 22"I
chased new. Low mileage. Going
overseas. Best offer. 10. 9-S992.
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low mileage; Al cond.; fully guar
Can be. bought for very low down
% ePord5 pFifa MoTok FOX q Co. ts0 s7e5 TAk9MA Pnes
Branch rd.. Silver Sp. JU. $1,000
FORD 1s4s Custom "s'' sed.: r.. h.
overdrive, new seat covers: dix. blue
paint. shines like new; fully guar;
no down payment to approved credit
S695. TAKoMA iFord) MOTOR
CO.. S725 Piney Branch rd., silver
Spring. JU. $1,000. -22
FORD 1858 Country sedan 4-dr. all
metal station wagon: only 1.600
miles on this beautiful two-toned
Fordomatic dr.; owner will sacrifice
and arrange terms to suit you. Call
FORD 1853 g" Custom Line Tudor
sedan; beautiful dark green finish
Fordomatic. r, h, w.s.w. tires, turn
Korea; will sell for just s1,695,
FORD O1ssSs 1859 "s" custom Line Fordor; S
fully equipped with oVerdrive; ST.
FORD 1850 Tudor sedoh; radio and /
SALES, s d.,ss, 1895 Conn. ave. Wo'
FORD 1897 Fordor. SIS h.p.: good fol-
FORD 1852 Victoria hard-top: Ford
omatic shift, r., h.. 1900 1-owner
miles; 2-tone green finish; car posi-
lively same as new in every way.
Take car to your MECHANIC without
deposit. SLABS. BELL MOTORS.
SOLO Wis. ave. WO. $4,000. ~
FORD 1881 custom Tudor; r., b.,
seat covers, $4,000 actual miles; l
owner. Car positively in immac.
cond. throughout. Take car to your
mechanic without deposit. S995.
BELL MOTORS. 501O Wis. ave Wo.
FORD 81 convertible; Fordomatic,
radio, heater, continental wheel.
cleaning black, beautiful two-tore
leather interior: white-wall tires;
like new. Guaranteed. 1895;
cash. trade or terms to suit. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
FORD '5a cnstomlins VS. Fordor
sedan; attractive green: radio. heat
er; spotless interior; very low mile
age: in new-car condition. Guar
anteed. 1895; cash, trade or terms
to suit. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891
Wis. ave. DIV. EN-. 3-0l41. -22
FORD 1897; perfect condition: new
tires and paint: radio and heater;
500. EN-, 3-3l41: 80 %
WV. tires, Fordometic trans; black
and ivory; for only S1.695. JE.
2-94s9, 80
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THREE-YR. NOTE, $4,000 payable
S75 mo-: secured by new apt. bldg.
behind B.. g. L.: 1st, good discount.
Ii. 7-4150. JU. 9-4375, RA. 6-3S25.
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ICAITHNESS BUICK, INC.
5115 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-55S1
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End TRUST. $4,000: payable S19 mo-.
go; excellent white maker; good
cash; only $1,000. LO 1866.
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BUICK 1919 "650'' 2-dr.: very At
tractiye; fine condition: all extras;
Dynafiow. Terms. RE. 1896, cali
8 am. It'll z nm S1s
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CHEVROLET 1852 Carryall (Sub-
urban); $4,000 miles: excel. cond. /;
$1,000. Cali OWNER, OIL. 2-1S51.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
Bethesda Boy
Receives Page
Job in Senate

Senator John Marshall Butler
of Maryland has announced the ap-
pointment of Michael A. Smilow,
4317 Kentucky Drive, Bethesda, as
a Page in the United States Senate.
Prior to the Republican Nation
al Convention, Michael Smilow,
with the guidance of Mrs. William
A. Reutemann, Director of Mont
gomery County Republican Head
quarters, formed the first Junior
Eisenhower Club, an organization
of under-voting-age citizens which
subsequently grew, throughout the
entire Nation, to a total member
ship of approximately $4,000.
These clubs were popularity known
as "Bikes for Ike" and served as
precinct Minute Men in the Presi-
dental campaign. They played an
important and outstanding role in
delivering literature and distribut-
ing other campaign material.
Michael Smilow is Is years of
age and has completed the ninth
grade of public school. He is a
member of the Boy Scouts of
America, and is clarinetist in the
Police Boys Club Band and form
erly in the Leland Junior High
School Band.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29

eleven white and thirty-five negro
men, he moved to a farm near
Harpers Ferry which was then
the site of federal arsenal, in
tending to capture the arsenal to
obtain weapons and ammunition
as necessary preliminary to the
carrying out of a carefully though
out plan-the complete liberation
of slaves everywhere. With only
eighteen men, five of whom were
negroes, he made the attack and
captured the unsuspecting arsenal
with the greatest of ease, taking
sixty of the most prominent citi-
zens of Harpers Ferry to hold as
hostages.
His victory, however, was short
lived. The following morning he
was attacked by superior forces
under the command of Col. Rob-
ert E. Lee (who was later to be-
come Gen. Robert E. Lee) and was
overpowered and seriously wound
ed after he had surrendered. He
was summarily tried for treason
and conspiring and advising with
slaves and other rebels, and murd-
er in the first degree"
On Dec. 2, 1859 ne was hanged.
This hanging caused widespread
excitement particularly in the
South. In the North he was looked
upon as martyr. Intensely res.
ligious, John Brown possessed the
gloomy fanaticism of his Puritan
ancestors, believing that God had
entrusted him with a divine COM
mission to destroy slavery by
violent means. He belittled as
cowardly the milk and water"
principles of some of his lesser
known and more conservative CO.
horts and truly expressed his
theories and beliefs by action
rather than words.
John Brown was twice married
and the father of 20 children, 8 of
whom died in early childhood. His
sons, en- masse, stood stalwartly
with this big, brave, dominant man
who was willing to lay down his
life for a principle he held dear.
Two of his sons were killed in the
attack on Harpers Ferry.
Yes, truly Harpers Ferry has
seen some colorful, dramatic and
momentous days. 1t is unfortunate
that John Brown could not have
lived tosee the principles he be-
lieved in-exemplified.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
Va. Police Stop
Automobiles With
FOgged Windows

If you can't see clearly, you
can't drive safely, George r. Ham
mond, safety education director,
D. C. division, American Automo-
bile Association, declared today
in reporting the recent action of
Arlington, Va, traffic police in
stopping motorists with logged
windows and windshields and re-
quiring them to clear off the glass
before proceeding. Drivers are
warned, not arrested.
"Safety-minded motorists will
applaud this helpful action on the
part of police to emphasize the i'm
portance of clear visibility when
atmospheric conditions fog up auto
windows" Mr.. Hammond said.
"Most drivers who encounter this
condition clear off the windshields,
drive slowly and take no chances,
but there is always the exception
who thoughtlessly endangers other
drivers and pedestrians. Accident
statistics show that in one out of
three fatal accidents the drivers
vision was obscured. In nearly half
the cases, rain, sleet or snow on
the windshield INSTRUCTED the
drivers vision to such an extent
that he was involved in fatal
accident.
DRIVERS in the Greater Wash
ington area can we'll take a hint
from the Arlington, Va, exper-
fence and make it habit to clear
off car glass when it becomes
logged, or replace worn or brok-
en- windshield wipers," Mr.. Ham
mond urged. The increased clear
ness of vision, and more important,
the sense of relief that you can
see pedestrians and other cars will
be we'll worth the few minutes it
takes"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29

This is the 18th of a series of
articles dealing with little known
and generally unappreciated spots
of local color and beuaty -.
HARPERS FERRY
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia,
is located at the confluence of the
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers,
and is internationally famous as
the home of John Browns aboli-
tionist's forces. 1t is also quite
unique in that it is the spot where
three states, Maryland, Virginia
and West Virginia, and two rivers,
meet. 1t is an old, old town pic
turesquely located between two
towering hills of almost solid rock.
The view of the Potomac from
the bridge is breathtaking, for here
the Potomas bellies it's sobriquet
of "quiet waters"--noisily cascad-
ing over rocks and rifles as though
impatient to reach the sea.
Stand on the Harpers Ferry
bridge and marvel at the daring
of the sign painter, who, some
twenty-five years ago, dangled
percariously into spec to scrawl
the trademark of the Mennen
Company, "Mennen's for Men"
on a high rock cliff on the Mary
land side. The words, today, are
barely observable; the intrepidity
of anyone who could perform such
dangerous task has been bruited
about as an example of fearless
ness for over a quarter of a CEN
tury.
John Brown, the abolitionist
who was hanged on a sour apple
tree at Charles Town, w. Va,
ON Dec. 2, 1859, once had his
stronghold at Harpers Ferry. He
was a direct descendant of one
Peter Brown who came over on the
Mayfower in 1920. His first am
bition at the age of eighteen was
to become Congregational min
lister.
He changed his mind, however,
and took to land surveying, and
went into several businesses none
of which turned out successfully.
Eventually he went into voluntary
bankruptcy, making a very dub
ious living thereafter. He had de-
veloped, over the years, consum-
mate hatred of slavery, believing
that all men whether white or
black were created equal. He be-
came conspicuous figure in the
Pattawatomme massacre, killing
in cold blood five men, said killing
being in direct retaliation for the
killing of five Gree State" settlers,
who were incidently, .abolitionists.
During 1858 and 1859 with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
Bridge Classes
Scheduled at
Bethesda YWCA

The YWCA of Montgomery
County will feature two classes in
Bridge beginning Monday, Feb
ruary 9, Mrs. F.. P. Clement, Chair
man of Adult Glasses for the
Bethesda "Y" Cottage, announced
this week.
Registration for these classes
will be held Wednesday, February
4, from 7:30 pm. to 900 pm. The
classes will be held at the "Y''
Cottage, 4911 Moorland Lane,
Bethesda. The afternoon class will
be from 200 to pm, and the
evening class will start at 500
pm.
Mrs. Clement explained that the
classes are open to men and wo-
men of the community but because
of available space, classes must
be limited to twenty members.
Mrs. Howard Gather Hill, certi-
fed Bridge instructor, will teach
the Goren Method. The classes will
consist of six two-hour sessions.
Registration is still open for the
Thursday Writing Glasses at the
"Y" Cottage. Mrs. Clement stated
that plans are also being made for
classes in Rug Making, and Design
and Block Printing, to start in
March. Information regarding all
classes may be obtained by calling
the YWCA of Montgomery County
office, oliver 1902, between
1000 am. and 400 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
Indy Fields to
Return From Korea

Army PFC Indy Fields, whose
mother, Mrs. Mertle Muck, lives
at Cabin John, is returning to the
United States under the Army's
rotation program after six months
in the Far East.
He served in the LIST Cavalry
Division, which spent II months in
the front lines of Korea before be-
ing assigned to security duty in
Japan late in 1851.
Fields was an ammunition bear
err in Company c, sth Cavalry Di-
vision.
Among his decorations are the
Korean Service Ribbon, the United
Nations Service Ribbon, and the
Korean Presidential Unit Emblem.
He entered the Army in February
1861.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29

Charles S. Hamm, president of the
credit union. Mr.. Hamm said he
expects an attendance of about 200
members and their friends.
Members will vote upon import
ant policies of the credit union, and
will discuss the activities of the
past year and plans for the COM
ing year. They will elect several
directors and committeeman.
This meeting will mark the eli
max of a prosperous year for the
credit union, the president indi-
Gated. He pointed out that share
holdings in the credit union, which
represent savings of the members,
stand at approximately $4,000 at
the present time. Earnings have
been sufficient to permit payment
of A percent dividend on shares.
The board of directors is expected
to recommend that this rate be
declared by the members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
PUBLIC SALE

By virtue of Sections al and fol-
lowing of Article GO of the An
notated Code of Maryland, 1851
Edition, Rockmont Motor Company,
Rockville, Maryland, will sell upon
its premises on North Washington
Street, in the Town of Rockville,
Montgomery County, Maryland at
1000 A. NJ, JANUARY 81, 1853
1912 Packard Four Door Sedan,
Serial No. 1582-4275, Motor No.
E 4497, to the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE: All Cash.
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DickersOn Man
Returning From
Korean Front

Cpl. John C. Spahr, son of Mrs.
Edith Spahr, Dickerson, is return
ing to the United States under the
Army's rotation program after five
months in the Far East.
He served in the LIST Cavalry
Division, which spent II months in
the front lines of Korea before
being assigned to security duty in
Japan late in 1851.
World War II veterans will re-
member this same division landed
at Lingayen Gulf on Luzon, Phil
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
Thursday, january %, 1853
Employers Tax Reports Due

Employers are advised at this
time by the Director of Internal
Revenue, L. A. Chamberlin, to file
their fourth quarterly Withholding
and Social Security Taxes Form
941 by January 81, 1858.
The taxes are for October, No
vember and December, 1852. The
above report should be accompan-
led by Form WA, withholding
statement, along with Form Wa,
reconciliation of the four quarters
for 1862.
In the event an employer has
eight or more employees on at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
Sandy Spring Man
insCOmbatBadge

The Combat Infantryman Badge
for excellent performance of duty
under enemy fire in Korea was re-
Gently awarded to Cpl. Rowland
Hyde, son of Mrs. Mary P. Hyde
of Sandy Spring.
He is an assistant squad leader
in the End Infantry Division, which
captured "Heartbreak Ridge" in
October 1861 and took "Old Badly"
last July.
Corporal Hydeya graduate of the
University of Maryland, entered
the Army in July 1851 and joined
the End in October 1862.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29

Now even more for your money with
Chevrolet!
Chevrolet trucks for 1853 bring you new
stamina and new safety with heavier, more
rigid construction. Heavy-duty models pro-
vide increased horsepower, higher COM
preston ratio in an advanced Loadmaster
engine with power and performance never
before available in Chevrolet truck.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
Kenneth Richards, Jr. Is
Serving on USS Juneau

Serving aboard the antiaircraft
cruiser USS Juneau is Navy Ems.
Kenneth D. Richards, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. D. Richards of
1924 Seminary Road, Silver Spring.
The Juneau participated last
week in the largest cruiser-destroy-
er training exercise held in the
Pacific since World War II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
PUBLIC SALE

By virtue of Sections Al and
following of Article So of the An
notated Code of Maryland, 1851
Edition, Rockmont Motor Company,
Rockville, Maryland, will sell upon
its premises on North Washington
Street, in the Town of Rockville,
Montgomery County, Maryland at
1000 AM, JANUARY 81, 1858
Plymouth Station wagon, Engine
No. P12-41S524, Serial No. 1929
1868, to the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE: All Cash.
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ippine Islands in early 1915 and
raced south to help liberate Manila.
American prisoners of war held at
Santo Tomas University were freed
by an advance column of the 1st
Cavalry.
Spahr, who was a rifeman in
the 9Th Regiment, is a veteran of
the Korean fighting. He entered
the Army in February 1851.
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least one day of each of 20 calen-
dar weeks in the preceding calen-
dar year he must file a return of
FUTA, Form $40, Federal Employ
ment Tax Act, by January 81, 1853.
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Teachers Credit
Unions to Meet
This Week

Members of the Montgomery
County Teachers Federal Credit
Union will hold their annual meet
ing at Leland Junior High School
at 4:15 pm. Thursday, January
20, it was announced today by
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