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FURNISHED Aps. Tor rent Ssa.eo
per mongA. Plus utilities Phone
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2A-Trailers For Rent

ONE-WAY TRAILERS, any size,
for rent to any city in the
United States. Rent it hare-leave
It there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
lSinclair) Service Station, Stock
Island. mar12-tf
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Case No. 1891
HARRISON r. WILLIAMS,
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
2SReal Estate For Sale
IcoNTNUEDl

DUPLEX, Flagler near White.
Reasonably priced. Easy terms.
Phone 2-5734. APPS, thurs, fri,sat-tf
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ia haired DaehnAnsa: fsmaie.
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departments For Rent
GCoNTNUEDl

NEW APT. Duval ST., upstairs.
Water pressure always rs 40.
Electric kitchen, tile bath, tub and
shower. Access to washing ma
chine. Parking. Child accepted. No
pets. $500 monthly. Phone 2-28OS.
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FURNISHED APT. All utilities.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRcIFT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN And FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
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THREE ROOMS and bath, fur.
nIshed. $500 monthly. ~ Love
Lane. Apply after S PM.
APPS ,stx
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FINE, NEW FIREPROOF CON.

FINE, NEW FIREPR00F CON-
CRETE BLOCK, THREE BED.
ROOM HOME. TERAZZo FLOORS
AND BEAUTIFUL TILE BATHS.
ON LARGE LOT IN BEST RESI-.
DENTAL SECTION. PRICE, $35,.
600. HALF CASH, BALANCE EASY
TERMS. JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
PHONE 2-2ssl. marriott
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SEE 1T now, Ire "a Chris Graft
NJ Boat IN TIE process II as
semhay II Cl4ts On Ssock Iaisnd.
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COOLEST HOME m TOWN. FIag.l

COOLEST HOME IN TOWN. Flag.
Ter, near Leon. Furn. 2 bedroom
modern apt. High, overlooking
ocean. Sundeck and large porch.
Spacious grounds. $500 monthly,
plus utilities. May ] to Dec. Write
Box X-4 c/o Citizen. apr1O-tf
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TRAILER for rent. Apply after
/ Pm. 612 Simonton st.
apricot
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Gertrude E. Kemp
co Kemp Brothers Coal Cons
pany
sauIt saints Marie, Michigan
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION .-
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF FLORIDA:
TO: Guy C. Kemp
efe Kemp Brothers Coal com-
sauIt saints Marie. Michigan
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FURNISHED cottage, all electric,
sleeps four. $500 monthly. 1924
Washington, Phone 2-614O. apr9-3t
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WMotor Bikes and no
tor Sccoters

1888 80" HARLEY Davidson mo-
toscycIc. in good condition.
tiDeeo cash. Inquire Overseas
Garage. Stock Island- apx1o-5t
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FOR SALE, reasonable. 2-bedroom
house. Furnished or unfinished.
ALI electric kitchen. Large fenced
yard. 2425 Fogarty Ave. mar24tf
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Cottages For Rent

FURNISHED COTTAGES suit
able for three adults or couple
with one child, 90 years or
older). 0PA rental. $3.50 month
~ plus utilities. No pets. Cali
2-5912 for inspection. apr2-tf
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Government Lot 2 OF ssc-
ton aB, Township s. ao9ths
Range 20 East, situate On
are Island Of Key LafEos
reference being made 20
need Hook CT, page ttss
Monroe County flofidas
public Records.
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For Sale

ISED Fsxzstare, wasAing nsa-
ehlne. enaeA. xhest * arzwegs.
pairs * arapes. haag erfs snA
mattress. csav. Tuw. xaa - lar.
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5O-Lesal Notices

S0-Legal Notices
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THR
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, )
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1891
HARRISON r. WILLIAMS.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
Va. on TAX DEED. sk
GUY c. KEMP and
GERTRUDE z. KEMP,
his wife, EFT AL.
NOTICE III PUBLICATION srIoS's'
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF FLORIDA;
TO: Guy c. Kemp
efe Kemp Brothers Coal Cons
sauIt ssints Marie. Michigan
Gertrude e. Kemp
co Kemp Brothers Coal Conn
sauIt sainte Marie. Michigan
Jay B. Kemp. also known as
Go Kemp Brothers Coal Com
sault sainte Marie, Michigan
Olga Kemp
co Kemp Brothers Coal cOsa-
saSit saints Marie. Michigan
Viola Mcpherson W
cic Union Carbide Company
Ashtabuia, Ohio
Robert Mcpherson
co Union Carbide Company
AshtabRla, Ohio
Julia Mckinney
Colonial Apartments
Sault Saint Marie, Michigan
Walter Mckinney
Colonial Apartments
Sanlt saint Marie, Michigan
The unknown heirs at Law. IL
gates, devisees. grantees. cree
ditors. assignees, lienors.
trustees, and all other PARTIES
and claimants claiming by,
through, under or against
George Kemp, deceased; i
The unknown heirs at law. le- 4
gatees. devisees, grantees. cree
dttors. assignees. lienorss
trustees, and all other parties
and claimants claiming hf
through. under or againat
Harry 3. Kemp, deceased:
The unknown spouse OF to-
Eeph II. Steere, deceased. u
living. and her unknown
spouse, and. n dead. her un-
known spouse. and her un-
known heirs at law, legateeA
devlsees. grantees. CREDITORS
and all other parties ana
claimants claiming by. through.
under or against the said un-
known spouse Of said Joseph
Ii. Steere. deceasedi -
The unknown heirs II Law, le-
gatees. deyisees. grantees cre-
ditorg, assignees, itenors,
trustees, and all other parties
and claimants claiming rs
through. under or against 10.
seph II. Steere. deceased'
All claimants under any Of t's
aforesaid parties Defendant
Ana All persons having or
cfairninr ANY interest IN the
Snlinwiner described land sit
nate. lying and being IN the
County % Afonroes state OF
Florida. to-wit;
Government Lot Z OF sec-
lion 81. Township So SOUTH
Ranxe 20 East. situate On
fbe Island OF Key largo
reference being made 20
need Hook CT, page iNss
Monroe County, Florida
Public Records
van. ana Each Of Ynu, are noti-
ftsd tbaf 4 suit 10 quiet titia 20
Az aheve-descfibed property hss
Eeer fsIed Naainst you and you ars
harsbr reouired 70 serve ctpt -
ss,,,v answer Or other pleAdines lo
the Hsft OF Complaint on -
piatnfiffa Attorney, Paul =
.sr k1Tm whitehead street. ~
tssest Florida. and tile the ofiNissAi
~ me office 81 the Clerk e tee
sstrs,,tt t,osrt on Or before the ~
aav ~ Mav, Asu. 1855 eihefttss
80 .lIexati5ns ~ said Bili - Selas
rsa4ns wis be taken - eopfes.te
Thfs notice shall be puptlsAst
onre eReh week for four canse .sss
ice weeks ln The Key West III
-. 4 Newspaper Of general eifse-
fstlpn. published tn Monroe SzehAt1f
s'f pstsa shss md day q APRIL A.p.
1854
IN ssat, Earl. r ADAMS
clerk. circaik Court
aonFpe coantys 1870
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FURNISHED 2 bedroom apt. Hot
water. Children welcome. 900
Elizabeth st. apr1O-tf
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ENJOY TROPICAL LIVING in this

ENJOY TROPICAL LIVING in this
cool 100 So. #. CHS. 3-bedroom
home. 2 tile baths, terazzo floors,
tile baseboards and sills, glass
jSlousies throughout, large laundry
room and workshop. carport and
terrace. Well handicapped 40 x 100 #.
lot with cool east facing patio.
5000 cash minimum. Possession
June. 1921 George st. Phone 2-627S
for appointment. mar24-24tx
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For Rent

FURN. 2 bedroom house. Sleeping
porch All electric. Tub, shower.
Garden. Adults. Lease. Phone
2-577S. mar25-tf
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ONE BEDROOM h1rn. apt. Very
nice for adults only. so pets.
Apply SIS Pearle. Phone 2,so6s.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
Young in Heart
Club Celebrates
First Birthday

The Young In Heart" Club eel
ebrated its first birthday Wednes-
day, February %, at the Rockville
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
The club was organized by Mrs.
Lucy V. Barnsley, for many years
a teacher in the county schools
in Rockville, to provide a vehicle
for providing contact with older
women of the town and those who
had just moved to Rockville.
Mrs. Barnsley was project COM
mittee chairman for the Commit
tee on Aging. She obtained the CO.
operation of local clergymen. The
group now includes "A women from
80 years old to 90.
DR.. Maude Metal and Mrs. Ruth
Waddill talked on ceramics and
showed some of the products of
their handiwork. A birthday cake
was furnished by Mrs. Laura Belt.
The club meets at luncheon
the last Wednesday in every month
and now is planning to do hand
work and other projects in the
new year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
National Capital HO1Uer,
Garden ShO,U Opens Today

of Maryland will enter an educa-
tional exhibit.
Roses Inc. has planned beauti-
full exhibit. Gay, colorful and fes-
lively fragrant, the display will be
an immediate eye-catcher. Hun
dreds of roses of all popular varie-
ties will be presented in mardi-
gras background under the super
vision of Mrs. Amelia GUIDE Thorn
as of Silver Spring.
Wishing Wells will be placed
around the show for the benefit of
the DC. Society for Crippled Chill
dren. They also will sell flowers
from a booth.
The Allied Florists also will have
a magnificent display of cut flow
ers in their exhibit.
The flower show is designed to
inform the public and florists alike
of the latest Horticultural and orna-
mental horticultural developments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
News From
Sherwood High

Shewood's victory over Gath
ersburg wins for them the Class
j. County state tournament to
play for higher honors. SHS won
their game with Richard Mont
gomery on Friday, February 2S,
and consequently returned to OPP
pose CHS in the play-off game.
Friday night Sherwood will play
Lackey High School of Indian
Head at Northwestern High
School.
The Sherwood music, art and
guidance departments presented a
program on March 4, to stress the
Isnportancc of the minor subjects
VTn junior high and high school ed
location.
The eighth grade history class
is studying the beginnings Of our
American government and took a
field trip to Washington to get
an inside view on democracy now.
They went on February q and
visited the Capitol, the Supreme
Court, the White House and the
Archives Building.
The Sherwood Junior High team
met their first defeat in the game
with Gaithersburg, February 81.
They fought to the end losing by
1894. The girls varsity won over
CHS the following day, 1927. In
the game with Richard Montgom-
cry, both teams chalked up a win.
Sherwood won the varsity game
62-35 and lost the w game 44-39.
The girls varsity opposed the
women faculty and beat the old
timers 1911 playing four minute
quarters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
Governor McKeLdin Urges
Easter Seal Campaign Aid

The Easter Seal Campaign
which annually supports the work
of the Maryland Society for Grip
pied Children and Adults and its
affiliates throughout the State, was
opened officially in Maryland to-
day by Governor Theodore R. Nc
Keldin.
The campaign will run through
April 5. Juvenile Court Judge AL
fred D. Noyes is County Chairman
for the drive.
In urging Statewide support of
the drive, the Governor said:
at is not only an American heri-
tage and responsibility but a privi-
lege awarded the people of this
State to assist those less fortunate
than Others"
He added that it was "economi-
cally sound to make possible such
services as those financed through
the Easter Seal fund as a means
of aiding our crippled people to be-
come independent and contributing
citizens"
Simultaneously with the opening
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
Jewish Community
Center Services
For Week End

"The Red Heifer" will be the
sermon subject of Rabbi Tzvi H.
Porath at the services tomorrow at
$3.50 pm. at the Montgomery Coun-
ty Jewish Community Center, 8402
Freyman Drive, Chevy Chase.
Cantor Phil Towsner will partici-
pate in the service.
An Oneg Shabbat Reception will
follow the services. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Epstein and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Browdy will be hosts, in
honor of their anniversaries.
The Bar Mitzva of Perry Her.
wood, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Herwood will take place Saturday
morning, March 7. In this cere-
mony Perry will be indicted as an
adult member of the Jewish Com
munity.
Sunday morning services will be-
gin at 9:15 am. Members of the
Minyonnaire Group will participate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower wife OF
the President, will open the thiro
annual National Capital Flower
and Garden show at the National
Guard Armory today at pm.
Also expected to attend the fes-
Invites at the million dollar floral
display are: Mrs. Richard Nixon,
wife of the Vice President, mem
bers of the cabinet, the Senate,
the House of Representatives and
their wives.
The flower show is sponsored by
the Allied Florists of Greater
Washington and the National Capt.
tai Garden Club League, and is a
non-profit civic venture. The show
will be open daily from II am. to
IL pm.
Complementing an armory full
of floral wonders, there will be a
fashion show twice daily, $3.50 pm.
and 0 pm, by group Of models
from Frank Jelleff Inc. The shows
will be entitled Fashions and
Flowers"
Chairman Granville Guide said
that the exhibits this year sur
pass all expectations. For the first
time the National Botanical Gard
ems will feature an exhibit at the
flower show. 1t will consist of the
largest mass of azaleas ever seen
anywhere. 1t promises to be spec
tacular.
Other exhibits include the one
set up by the National Capital Or
child Society in which the aristo-
crat of flowers will capture the
attention of everyone with blooms
from every part of the world.
DR.. E. M. McPeak who grows
orchids for a hobby will have an
educational exhibit and Mr.. and
Mrs. Linneaus Savage will also
show some of their lovely blooms.
The American Security and Trust
Company will enter an orchid ex-
hibit.
Other organizations planning full
gardens are: The American Carna-
ton Society, the National Tulip
Society and the Hill Camelia nur-
series of Arlington. The University
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

of the drive, $4,000 Marylanders
received the bright blue and yell
low Easter Seals, bearing the cam
paign symbol Of an Easter lily and
the slogan Help Crippled Chill
dren."
The symbolic lily, additionally
signifying hope and faith, also APP
pears on the coin cans being dis
tributed to business establishments.
Included in the Governors pro-
clamation of Easter Seal month
was recognition of the rising cost
of services, both medical and edu-
cational, which constitute a salts
factory and effective crippled
peoples program.
In view of this increased ex-
pense, the Maryland Society and
its affiliates will seek a quota of
100000 this year-$10,000 more
than was raised last year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
Senator John F. Kennedy
Young Democratic Speaker

U. S. Senator John F. Kennedy
(Mass.j, one of the outstanding
young Democratic leaders of the
country, will address the Second
Annual Jackson Day Dinner, spon-
sored by the Jackson Day Dinner
Committee of the Young Democra-
tic Clubs of Maryland, March 20
at the Hotel Emerson in Baltimore.
Sen. Kennedy served as a PIT
boat Commander in the South Paci-
fic during War II, was awarded the
Purple Heart for injuries and for
the rescue of members of his crew
he was awarded the Navy and
Marine Corps Medal. In March,
1915, he was retired for injuries by
the Navy as Lieutenant Comman-
der.
Prior to the war and before his
entrance into Congress, Kennedy
was writer and newspaperman.
In November 1916, Kennedy was
elected to Congress by vote of
69,093 to 26,0O7 for his opponent.
In 1948, he was unopposed in both
the primary and the final election.
In spite of this, 106,366 votes were
cast for him in the final election.
In 1850, he received 1889 votes to
1892 for his opponent. In 1852
he was elected to the United States
Senate to succeed Henry Cabot
Lodge, Jr.His defeat of Senator
Lodge by some 10000 votes, was
considered one of the most out
standing Democratic victories last
fall, especially since President
Eisenhower carried Massachusetts
by more than 100000 votes.
He has received numerous eta
tons from veterans, charitable, re-
ligious, racial and other groups in
the State and Nation.
The Jackson Day Dinner Com
mittee, comprised of Young Demo-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

Gratis throughout the State, in
cludes: Dinner Chairman, Joseph
D. Tydings, Hartford County; Co.
Chairman Leroy E. Hoffberger,
Baltimore City; President James C..
Morton, Jr., Anne Arundel County;
William Walsh, Allegany County;
Paul A. Pumpian, William T. Win
and, Jr., James j. Lacy, Jr., Joseph
Caskey, Truman Semans, Edgar
Silvers, Baltimore City; Mrs. Ar
thur c. Hyde, Montgomery County;
Alvin Gursha, Cecil County; James
Lynch, Caroline County; Ernest N.
Cory, Prince Georges County;
George Snyder, Washington Coun-
ty; Charles Edmondson, Dorchester
County; Lloyd L. Simpkins, Somer-
set County; Miss Dorothy L. Stock
EFT and Miss Gene H. Miller, Anne
Arundel County.
Request for tickets should be ad-
dressed to the Young Democratic
Clubs of Maryland 18 West Street,
Annapolis, Maryland.
SUPPER AT ST. MARY'S HALL
st. Mary's Guild will serve a
family barbecue supper, Sunday,
March Is, from l to 7 pm. at the
st. Mary's Hall, Rockville, for the
benefit of the school fund.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
Rockville
Elementary


Taking their cue from the GRO
cuses blooming around town last
week, parents accelerated work on
the Spring Festival to be given by
the Rockville Elementary P-TA in
the Richard Montgomery High
School cafeteria on Friday, March
27. at 1880.
Mrs. Howard Cobbs is working
diligently on a "Now / Lay Me
Down To Sleep" sampler. Her
samplers are beautifully done and
always suitably framed. This one
will contain the prayer and a child
kneeling by his bed. 1t will be
sold at the handiwork table.
Undaunted by the snow, Mrs.
Fulton Smiths committee for chill
dren's game is making a gay clown
for a ring toss game. There'll
also be a been bag toss, shing with
boats for Young children. and prizes
for all who are successful.
The group working with Mrs
Cary Bresnan preparing an original
marionette show entitled, "The
Matchless Poo-Poo," has almost
completed the scenery and marion
cites for the play about fisherman.
Tee shirts with the school name
and matching baseball caps will
he sold again this year.
Soon a photographer will begin
taking class pictures which will
cell for seventy-five cents. Framed,
they make an attractive addition
to any child's room. Orders will be
taken in the classrooms prior to
the festival.
Members of neighboring P-TA'7
have been invited to attend with
their children. The festival has al
ways been the occasion for a fam
lily outing. There will be enter
tainment for the whole family.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
County Dog Licenses
Are on Sale Here

New county dog licenses, which
must be purchased by July 10, are
now on sale at the Department of
Inspection and Licenses office,
Stern Building, Rockville.
The tags, which cost 81 for a
male, 81 for spayed female, and
So for female, may also be pur-
chased at the Silver Spring and
Bethesda county buildings; the
Animal Shelter on East West
Highway in Chevy Chase, and the
Takoma Park Municipal Building.