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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-10

ties during the weekend of Au-
gust 30. Mrs. Webb entertained
at dinner at Olney Inn having as
her guests her mother, Mrs. Ro-
bert Miller, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Miller, Jr., Mollie Miller, Miss
Janet Miller, Mrs. Charles Tum-
bleson, Mrs. Jerry Hudson of
Washington, Miss Margaret
Brooke, the Misses Anne and Mary
Miller, Miss Sallie Brooke and
Mis- Jean Coulter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Jr.,
entertained at large family din
ner on Saturday evening, and on
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Stabler invited the same group for
picnic supper, having as addi-
tional guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Elgar
Stabler and Mrs. John C. Wilson
and her children, Polly, Tommy
and Jimmy. The Wilson's have
been here for visit with Mrs.
Wilson's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Osburn Stab
Ter.
Mr.. Herbert Harding is at
home after more than six months
in Naval Hospital in Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Slade and
their son, Bill, left August 81 for
motor trip through New York
State. They visited Mr.. SHADES
mother and were Joined there by
Clarke Slade, Jr., who flew to Ro-
chester from New York City. The
SHADES returned on Monday of
last week.
Mickey Mills, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Mills of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, flew here recently for
visit with his great uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Farqu-
har. Mickey returned home by
plane with his father as pilot. Mr..
Mills is with American Air Lines
and was flying regular run from
New York to Tulsa.
Miss Clarita Watkins of Ashton
spent week in New York City
recently visiting friends.
Miss Mollie Miller left August
20 with a group from Baltimore
and Washington for Guilford, N.
c., to attend the Young Friends
Conference.
Mrs. Francis Thomas entertain
ed her bridge club and had as ad-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Woodland, 2013
Roekland Avenue, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Elliott and family
on Sunday, August 30th. A lovely
supper was served.
Spending the Labor Day week
end away were Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
Richardson and girls of Rockland
Avenue. They visited their folks
in Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. William Sodt, 2003 Rock
land Avenue, had a pleasant visit
to Ohio and her sister, Miss Su-
same Loerke returned with her.
After spending a few days here,
Miss Loerke returned home to To-
ledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ruthberg
and children are visiting their
folks in New York.
On Saturday September 5th, Mr..
and Mrs. Donat LeClair served a
barbecue supper. Those present
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Community
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Observation-Disclosures

IIAilUI9llAHIili.hHHl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bryant
lave returned from a trip to Seat
lie, Washington to visit their par
ents. The two Bryant boys are
staying on in Seattle for a longer
visit with their grandparents. De-
spite car trouble the Bryants had
nice trip and saw much lovely
scenery.
Charlie Shaver has been suffer
ing from an ear infection this
week. We hope he will be feeling
fine soon.
On Monday evening, August 81
q carnival was held in the Donog-
hues' back yard. Colored crepe
paper decorated the yard, each
child received balloon and candy,
and there was koolade and ring
toss game for 1c apiece. Everyone
had lots Of fun.
On Tuesday, September 1, a
JNiliI pll luudy PdIly was HClu a.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Wood for their two daughters, Vir-
ginia and Patsy. After the refresh
ments and gifts, a fashion show
was given. Those participating in
this were: Margaret Williams,
Arne Ashby, Bonnie Pierce, Eliza
beth Davidson, Tonga Conrad
Diane Conrad, Sharon Moran, Ruth
Ann Jones, Ailaine Ashby, Wendy
Simmons, Laurie Mattingly, Vir-
ginia and Patsy Wood. They
dressed as ladies, with a variety
Of gorgeous gowns, jewelry, hats,
and other glamourous attire. The
show was directed by Dick Foley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Swingle
are the happy foster parents Of
new little baby girl who arrived
in their home on Monday, August
81. She is 2 weeks old and very
adorable.
We are very happy to see that
Sue Matish is wearing a great big
smile again!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-10

Hammond Drive Clarksburg, I'M
derwent an appendectomy recently
ut Providence Hospital.
A group of Clarksburg's sport
men enjoyed fishing trip at Deale.
Among the group were William
Purdum, Raymond Wilhide, Weaver
Nmball, Richard Wilhide, Walter
1opf, Clarence Huffs, Emory Ed
wards, Glenn Edwards, Allen Bur
dette, Able Metzger. Charles Stad-
Ter, Roger Hegge. This group took
Allen Burdette's truck along, SC
they could bring back all the fish
Don't forget the Clarksburg
Methodist Church supper on Sep
TENDER -. There will be fried
chicken and country ham. The sup
per will be held in the Ciarksburp
Community Hall starting at pm.
A milk goat belonging to Mrs.
Bradley Warfeld has strayed from
her home, The goat had so feet
chain attached. If located, please
return to Mrs. Warfield.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-10

4 Mr.. and Mrs. George Woodfeld
entertained at dinner Sunday hon
oring the fifth wedding anniver-
saries Of their daughters Mrs.
Lansdale Williams and Mrs. J. D..
Morris Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgee Hawkins
returned Wednesday from a two
weeks visit with their daughter
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sheldon and children in Conn.
The Misses Joyce Riggs and
Janet Wilcox returned to the Uni
versity of Maryland this week for
sorority rushing week. Joyce is
Alpha Chi Omega and Janet Alpha
Gamma Delta.
I Mrs. Henry Griffith and Miss
Vashti Bartlett entertained We'd
nesday at a bridge luncheon.
Mrs. Virginia Bowman had as
her guests over the Labor Day
weekend her daughter-in-law and
granddaughter, Mrs. Dorothy Bow
man and Linda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Morris
spent last weekend in Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hines and
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Ward and
family spent Labor Day visiting
Timonium Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan King and
son Bobbie of Holcong, Penna.
were guests last week of Mrs.
Kings mother, Mrs. Lulu Fraley
and her sister, Mrs. Byron Allnutt.
Mrs. j. Thomas Howes enter
tanned at dinner at Ernie's in Ho-
honor of her husbands yirthday.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Howes and Tommy Howes.
Mrs. Ethel Taylor, Miss Mary
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Seek
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stinson and family spent
the Labor Day weekend at Edge
water Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Root and
children spent the Labor Day
weekend with Mrs. Roots parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell. Mrs.
Mitchell returned with the Roots
Monday afternoon for visit.
Mrs. Bowie Childs spent last
week with Miss Lizzie Allnutt
while Miss Susie Allnutt spent the
week with her sister, Mrs. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Hanson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Doody spent
Friday evening in Essex, Md. as
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kresock.
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HARRISBURG r. NEWS
Gaithersburs 757-J-l

Clarksburg Optimist Club an
nounced that tickets are on SAFE
for the Grab Feast which will be
held at Mt. View Park on Satur-
day, September 10. See Jim King
or Jed Jordan for tickets.
Mrs. Ralph Mcconnell, her son.
Ralph; her daughter-in-law, Sally,
and her grandson, Bobby, are visit
ing their relative, the Rev. f. w.
Mcconnell of Woxall, Pa, over the
weekend.
Miss Anita King of Clarksburl
and her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dade of Washington
spent their vacation at Ocean City,
Nd.
Mrs. Ralph Martz of Clarksburg
visited her grandson, Irwin Jake
Kinsey of Frederick, who has been
very i'll.
Miss Anita King, the daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Russell King of
harrisburg, represented Mont
gomery County in the State Farm
Queen Contest which was held at
Timonium on August 30. The fina!
winner was Miss Suzanne Monneft
Of Calvert County who was chosen
State Farm Queen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Monard and
their entire family including all
the grandchildren motored to Brad
dock Heights where they had a
delightful picnic dinner. The kid
dies took advantage of all the
amusements in the Park.
Mr.. Austin w. Hammond Of
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were Mr.. and Mrs. John Vaccara
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McDon-
ough, who are neighbors. Also Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bayard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom O'Connell and Mr.. Gil
Stoessel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Straud,
20CS Rockland Avenue, had Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Hendricks of
Bloomington, Indiana, as weekend
guests. The Hendricks are former
residents of Rockville.
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ditional guests Mrs. Iris Beall,
Mrs. Maurice Stabler, Mrs. Nor
ris Russell and Mrs. Thomas Lad
son, ST..
There were several other parties
during last week. Miss Estelle
Moore was guest of honor at a
luncheon given at Olney Inn by
her aunt, Mrs. Samuel Rumford,
who was her house guest. The oc-
casion was Miss Moore's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Garland Lyon
had a dessert bridge for Miss Car
RE Owings. Miss Owings spent
the month of August visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. B. Riggs and her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Owings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-10
Miss Sally Deets
Visiting Parents

Miss Sally f. Deets has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards II. Deets, at Hammer Hill
Clarksburg, for two weeks, on her
way from Bermuda to a new as
signment in Denver, Colo.
She has been employed as a
nurse at King Edward VII hospi-
tai in Hamilton, Bermuda, since
July, 1852, and will be employed
rs a nurse at Denver General Hos
pital beginning in September. Mr..
William d. Thompson, of Bermuda,
is also house guest of the Deets'
family for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Deets, Jr.
visited their parents at Clarks-
burg over the labor Day weekend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-10

Vi Laytonsvile School will open
Y September Is with an estimated
: enrolment of 270 students which
is slightly over the enrolment of
last year. There are at present
eight members on the faculty as
was true last year. There are two
new faculty members. Mrs. Con.
stance E. Giesler, who is a native
of Evansville, Md. Mrs. Giesler is
graduate of Hood College and
did graduate work at Bryn Mawr
She will live in Laytonsville. She
taught last year in Prince Georg-
e's County.
The ohter new teacher is Mrs.
Mildred A. Joiner. Mrs. Joiner is
graduate of Hunter College,
I N.Y.C. and did graduate work at
/ New York University. She will
live in Ednor and will teach the
fifth grade.
Master Glenn Baker of Mt. Airy
spent several days last week with
his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Kemp of Woodfeld. This
week the Kemps have with them
their grandchildren Jimmy and
? Diane Warfield while the children's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Donald War
field are attending the Toronto
! Fair in Toronto, Canada.
The W.S.C.S. of Wesley Grove,
Woodfeld met Wednesday with
Mrs. George Pope and Mrs. Clar-
ence Lindsey as hostesses. 1t was
2 reported that approximately 5000
was cleared from their supper held
August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Orem of
Baltimore were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Braun of Wood
field. On Monday the Brauns re-
turned to Baltimore with the Or
ems for few days visit.
The Mt. Tabor W.S.C.S. meets
Thursday, September 10 at the
home of Mrs. E. Brooke Lee.
We are glad to report that Mr..
Il James Welsh is home from the
hospital and doing well. Mr.. Welsh
would like to thank his friends for
the many remembrances they sent
him while he was i'll in the hos
} pital. Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh and Mrs.
Nettie Lynch entertained at dinner
and supper Sunday for Mr.. and
9 Mrs. Howard Roycraft of Balti-
more and Mrs. Albert Burrough
of Brookeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Boyer, Mrs.
Ethel Beall and Mrs. Polly Burns
We're dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. George Pope.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-10
Evelyn Porterfield

Along with thousands of others
members of the community at.
tended the Montgomery County
Fair in Gaithersburg. Clarksburp
can boast that Miss Anita King OF
Clarksburg reigned as queen al
the Fair. Last week Miss King at.
tended the Timonium Fair il
Maryland.
Mrs. Russell King won a blue
ribbon with the eggs which she
entered at the Fair.
An executive meeting of Clarks-
9burg P.T.A. will be held tonight
at 8 o'clock at the Clarksburg
School. All officers and committee
chairmen are requested to be pre-
sent. The new officers for the COM
ing year are as follows: president
Mrs. d. j. Brandenburg, vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Paul Snyder. secretary
Mrs. Vernon Taylor, and treasurer
Mrs. Julia Hess.
X The new committee chairmer
bare: legislative, John Davis; safe
4 ty and civil defense, Mrs. o. MOI
swood; program, Mrs. Roy Porter
Il field; membership and publicity
Mrs. Arnold Price; ways and
sneans, Mrs. j. Russell King; cafe.
terra, Mrs. Paul Snyder; health
Mrs. Rodney Keith; refreshment
and hospitality, Mrs. Leroy Ben
nett; and parent study group, Mrs
Kenneth Dame. The committee
urges that everyone in the Clarks
burg area interested in gooc
schools try to attend this meeting
Mrs. Claire Baum, principal d
Clarksburg School, announced that
the school will be open today anC
tomorrow to register all newcom.
ers and unreg stered students. Il
9you. registered last spring, it will
mot be necessary to register now
The Clarksburg School will oper
Scn Monday. September IA for tn,
,regular fall schedule.
A., President James King. Secretary
land Mrs. Theodore Jordan. Thee
5dore Jordan, Jr.. Carol Jordan anC
Mrs. Charline Graham, and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Price. all of tn,
~Clarksburg Optimist Club, wer,
quests at the Frederick Optimis
9Club's Corn Roast AUGUST 2s. Thi'
affair was held on the farm Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lease Bussard OF
Route Is lust south of Frederick
Spr. Harold Angel, Governor of til,
10th Optimist District. was pre-
sent together with members o.
other nearby Clubs.
Donald Pete Whipp. the son o
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roy Whip, speu
a week visiting his uncle, Ro,
Titus, at Big Spring Farm, Lees
burg. Va Pete certainly likes /
Aon the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andrews
of Clarksburg announced the brit
of their son, Junior, born Angus
"a at the Montgomery Count,
General Hospital, Sandy Spring
Both son and mother are doinl
fine.
President James King u Of tn,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-10
ROCKVILLE RESIDENTS

Two Rockville residents Tuesday
were appointed to posts with the
County government.
They are Mrs. Pauline l.. Gay
of 1902 Paul Drive, appointed as
a clerical assistant with the De-
partment of Public Libraries, and
Mrs. Ruth Luise Won Aulock of
1918 Crawford Drive, named a
personnel clerk trainee with the
personnel office.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

Civic and business leaders of
the Landover road area in
Prince Georges County are or
ganizing opposition to $1,000
family housing development
known as Palmer Park.
Joseph D. Grigsby of Land
over, one of the opposition
leaders, said scores of property
owners in the area are planning
to protest the proposed develop
ment at a zoning hearing before
the county commissioners at
HyattSville tomorrow.
The proposed development
would cover 455 acres in the
triangle formed by Landover
road, George Palmer highway
and Sheriff road.
Backed by Minnesota Group.
It is being backed by a st.
Paul-Minneapolis group with
Robert Creme, Washington real
estate man. as a local associate.
They are seeking to have the
land rezoned to the special rural
planned community classifica-
ton.
Mr.. Grigsby and other opposi-
tion leaders said the project was
Evening star., 1953-05-19
McKeIdin Joins
BrookeviIIe Fight
For Post Office

Gov. McKeldin was one of the
signers Of a petition last night
opposing closing of the Brooke
vile, Md. post Office.
The petition and a resolution
urging retention Of the post Office
at Brookeville. described as one
of the oldest communities in
Montgomery County. were Or
dered forwarded to the Post
Office Department.
The action was taken at a
meeting of the Montgomery His
torical Association last night in
the home of A. Lothrop Luttrell.
Rockville.
Gov. McKeldin described for
the audience of more than 200
people the creation of a new TOO
volume library at the Governors
mansion in Annapolis.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
MARYLAND Court Test Due
On S14 Million Bond Bill
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, May 19.-State
Treasurer Hooper S. Miles said
yesterday a taxpayers suit will
be brought to determine the
validity of the States new $14,-
536, $50 bond bill.
Mr.. Miles. who also is a men,
ber of the Board of Public Works.
made the statement after bond
counsel advised top State off,
cials that, in the absence Of such
a court test, they could not ap-
prove the bonds.
At issue is the so-called Gold
stein amendment which states
the Governor should provide
money from general funds to pay
interest and amortization charges
on bonds authorized in the
Legislature.
A preceding section calls for
a property tax but the amend
ment says this should not be
employed If the money is avail
able elsewhere.
The amendment was another
attempt by Senator Louis l..
Goldsteln. Democrat. of Calvert
to get the State out Of the prop
erty tax field.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Miles served
notice that he will not vote for
any further commitments of
funds appropriated in the bond
bill until the issue Is settled.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
48 Virginia Pupils
Shaken by Collision

weight Prince William
County school children were
shaken up today when their
school bus was hit by an auto
mobile near Woodbridge, Va.
Three of the children, Nelsie
Sullivan, IA, Freddie Stancil, IL,
and Nancy Dillon, IL. had to be
taken home after the accident.
The other As students went on to
their classes at Occoquan.
Virginia State Police said the
school bus, driven by John Rus
sell, 26. of Woodbridge, had just
taken on some passengers and
was starting when it was struck
from behind by an automobile,
driven by Lorin Ballard. 80, of
Kensington. Mr.. Ballard and his
wife. Eula. q. were taken to
Alexandria Hospital with severe
cuts.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Londover Road Group Girds
For Housing Project Fight

made public at such a late date
that residents of the area have
not had time to consider the i'm
pact it would have. They said
they are concerned that the sud-
den addition of 10000 new resi-
dents to the county might seri-
ously affect already overcrowded
schools and roads and overtaxed
policemen.
Details of the project were dis
closed May 8.
Citizens to Organize.
The Kentland Citizens Asso-
citation has called a special meet
ing for 1880 tonight in the Kent
land. f1rehouSe to organize a mass
delegation to attend the zoning
hearing at 10 am. tomorrow in
the county service building at
HyattSville.
Bernard Brugh, president of
the Landover Suburban Citizens
Association, said he has called
a special meeting of his board of
directors tonight to take similar
action.
Other opponents of the zoning
application include Sherman Hol-
lingsworth and Eugene Roberts,
local real estate developers.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Hearing on Land Fill Site
POSTPONED in Fairfax

A hearing originally scheduled
today before the Fairfax County
Board of Zoning Appeals on a
proposed land fill dump adjoin-
ing the Huntington subdivision
has been postponed indefinitely.
The Huntington Citizens AS
sociation had been prepared to
stoutly oppose the application by
the Huntington Development
Corp. for rezoning of so acres of
land along Hunting Greek to
permit its use as a land fill. The
land lies between Route / and
Telegraph road.
The corporation requested the
postponement. A spokesman for
the zoning board said no new
hearing date was requested. It
could not be held before the next
monthly meeting of the board
on June Is.
The citizens association last
night voted to retain an attorney
and turn over to him notarized
petitions signed by about 500
persons in opposition to the pro-
posed land use.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Land Awards Made
For Camp Derrick
By the Assoeioied Press

BALTIMORE. May 19.-
Awards totaling $218.500 have
been made to four property own
ers at Frederick for land taken
for the expansion of Camp Det-
rick.
A United States District Court
jury deliberated three hours yes
terday before returning a de-
cision. The damages for the
condemned property was some
where between what the govern
ment had offered and the prop
erty owners asked.
The four tracts are on the
north side Of Seventh street pike
on the western edge Of Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stonewall Jack
son Beall were awarded $95, ZOO
for 80 acres. For 81 acres con-
demned, plus damages to another
100, the estate Of the late George
w. Young was granted SCI 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden E. Fisher
we're awarded $4,000 for 80
acres taken and damage to SO.
and Mrs. Annie K. Naples got
22.500 for As acres.
Before the land was condmned
last fall Camp Detrick. was en-
tirely on the south side Of the
pike.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
BroyhiII Hears Objection
To Water System Bill

The Falls Church City Council
has protested to Representative
Broyhill, Republican, Of Virginia
that a bill he has proposed would
jeopardize the city's water sys-
tenn investment.
Mayor Charles E. Kellogg and
five council members listed their
objections in Mr.. Broyhill's Of
flee yesterday. Mr.. Broyhill
said he would consider the coun-
ellis position.
The measure would allow addi-
tional connections to the Dis
trict's supply to bring water to
nearby Virginia communities.
Falls Church, through its pres
ent connection with District
lines, is able to serve areas sur
rounding the city and has plans
for extending its service.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Bock-Seot Driving Gets Boost
As Court Rules on Accident

Of Chillum Heights could not
collect 100000 from Frederick
Hoffman, with whom Mrs. Tobin
was riding, or from the owner
or operator of the other car.
. Judge Marbury had held Mrs.
Tohin partly responsible for the
accident because she failed to
keep a proper lookout" for other
cars at the intersection.
The Appeals Court, however,
said Mrs. Tobin was just learn
ing to drive and Mr.. Hoffman'S
driving had given her no cause
for alarm. Therefore, q jury
might have concluded that Mrs.
Tobin had mo right or duty to
intervene" Judge Sobeloh said.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Man Gets Jail for Failing
To Report Gun Purchase

An Alexandria man was SEN
fenced to three months in Jail
and fined $100 yesterday for fail
ing to report the purchase Of a
gun to police. The man who sold
it to him was fined $25 for failing
to report the sale.
The purchaser. Jessie Cloyd,
48. colored, of the 300 block of
North Payne street, was arrested
May 2 by Detectives Robert Jones
and William ,Gosney who said
they caught Cloyd carrying q
loaded German Luger.
Last week, Cloyd was sentenced
to six months in Jail for carrying
a concealed weapon and police
placed the new charge against
him under a city law that re-
quires written application to the
Police Department to buy or sell
a gun.
Thomas Carter, 80, colored, of
the 600 block of North Payne
street, was fined $25 for selling
the gun to Cloyd under the same
city law. The sentences were i'm
posed in Alexandria civil and po-
lice court hy Judge James N.
ColoSanto.