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Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13

and Mrs. Herbert Watkins and Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Mullinix.
The Upper Seneca Baptist Sun
day School will hold their annual
picnic at Braddock Heights on Sat-
urday, leaving the church at ten
am.
Mrs. Gertrude Burns of Purdum
spent last week visiting her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Talmadge Watkins.
Mrs. Edward Calvert of Balti-
more is visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Watkins this week. Other guests
from Baltimore for Sunday at the
Watkins were Mr.. Harry Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Stinch-
comb and family.
The Salem Methodist Sunday
School held their annual picnic at
the Ag Center in Gaithersburg last
Tuesday.
The Baptist Missionary Society
will be entertained on Monday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Cecil Allnutt at
her home.
Remember September 2, the date
when a cancer film and lecture
will be given by DR.. Robin, can
GER specialist from Suburban Hos
pltal. The event will be held at the
Upper Seneca Baptist Church at
pm. sponsored by the Cedar
Grove Homemaker's Club. 1t will
serve as their monthly meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Howard left
Sunday for two weeks vacation in
Minnesota.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13
Sale of Automobile

By virtue of Chapter AIT, Act
of 1924, we will sell for storage,
repairs and other lawful charges,
1889 DeSota, Motor No. S6-36582,
Serial No. 566S779; left for re-
pairs by Jean Erskinson, last
known address: 1918 Rockville
Pike, Rockville, Maryland. The sale
will be held
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1853
AT 1000 AM.
at Maryland Motors, Inc, 219 East
Montgomery Avenue, Rockville,
Md.
Terms cash. Immediate removal.
KELLEY and SMITH,
Attorneys 588
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13


Mr.. Talmadge Watkins and son
Royce were guests of Mark Evans
on his Wednesday evening televi-
sion program. Part of Mr.. Evans
program concerned coon hunting.
Mr.. Watkins, president of the
Montgomery County Coon Hunt
ers, had one of his dogs on the
show and showed the proper way
to tree a coon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Watkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Miles
of Rockville vacationed last week
in Atlantic City.
Returning Sunday from several
days at Thousand Islands, N. Y,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Wat
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Watkins, Mr..
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13

Also adjacent are the Bank of
Damascus and the Postoffice.
Damascus is one of the beauty
spots of Upper Montgomery County
with panorama views, a high eleva-
tion of SIT feet above sea level and
is a community of modern homes
with high school, elementary
school, a modern theater with a
seating capacity of 500, a number
of other modern commercial and
service stores.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13
Damascus, "The Home Community"
TO Haze New Acme Supermarket

A modern Acme Super Market
with parking for more than sixty
cars will be erected in Damascus
next to the Druid Theater, Jerry
Cook, Damascus real estate broker,
announced.
Howard R. Watkins, Contractor
and Builder, and Jerry Cook, Real
Estate, whose offices now occupy
the space, will be housed in a
modern office building to be erected
adjoining the market. J. Eldridge
Moxley & Son are the architects.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13
Page S

hour. Reservations for the supper
must be made in advance by call
ing Poplar 2-429S.
At a meeting of the church con-
gregation on Sunday morning,
August 8, the congregation voted
to accept, with regret, the request
of the minister that he be allowed
to resign here, effective September
l, to accept call to a new field
of service near Richmond, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13
Sherif's Sale
Of Valuable Personal Property
State of Maryland,

OF Valuable Personal Property
State of Maryland,
Montgomery County, to wit:
By virtue of a distraint for rent
issued by Oliver M. Brensinger
and Ellis M. Brensinger, land
lords, and to me as Sheriff of said
County directed at the suit of Oil
yer M. and Ellis M. Brensinger VS.
Walter w. Hundley, l have this
7th day of August, 1868, seized and
taken into execution all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate
both at law and in equity of the
said Walter W. Hundley, of, in, to
and about the following described
property, to wit:
l Double Bed
/ Chest Drawers
l Dresser
2 Night Stands
II Dinette Table
a Chairs
/ Coffee Table
2 End Tables
l High Chair
a Table Lamps
/ Crib
/ Stool
l hereby give notice that l will
sell all the right, title, claim, in
terest and estate both at law and
in equity of the said Walter W.
Hundley of, in, to and about the
above described property to the
highest bidders for cash at 6611
Westmoreland Ave-, Takoma Park,
Nd, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1853
AT 1890 O'CLOCK AM.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
CHARLES S. LAWRENSON,
Sheriff Montgomery County,
Maryland GAG
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13
COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday August Is, 1868
Presbyterian Men To Honor Pastor

The Rev. Howard c. Cobbs and
his family will be honored at the
monthly supper of the Men of the
Rockville Presbyterian Church on
Monday, August II at $3.50 PM,
at the church.
Members of the congregation
and their families have been in
vited to attend. A social hour at
7:45 pm. will follow the supper.
Friends of Mr. Cobbs and the
church are invited to the social
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13
Notice of Hearing

Inc county Council for Mont
gomery County, Maryland, will
hold a public hearing
AT 2:30 PM.
SEPTEMBER 1, 1853
in the Council Hearing Room in
the Courthouse, Rockville, Mary
land on the proposed amendment
of the Montgomery County Road
Construction Code relating to the
extension of permits. The proposed
amendment would eliminate the
necessity of Council approval for
extension by the County Manager
of road permits beyond a six
months period. Copies of the pro-
posed amendment may be obtained
in the office of the Clerk to the
County Council.
JEPTHA J. CARRELL,
Clerk County Council for
Montgomery County, Md.
613
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13
Mayor and Council of Rockville, Maryland
NOTICE OF HEARING

hearing will be held the day of September 1853 at
95 Pm IN the office of The
fne owners Of an property located Bea Avenue
Fmans Addlton to Rockville and Dennis Addition
TO f ROckvle MARYLAND The hearing be held
said
known to the Mayor and Council Rockville reference to Con-
% sGon Oh C9b Gutter and g. Btumnous Pavement in
the Subdivision of Fshmans
Dennis simmons Addition Rockville subject to final auhori
o Dy e Mayor and Council the calls
@ ft 81 @ saad puPle Improvement at estimated
per 1901 annually for curb gutter
annually m fr Btunou Concrete Pavement Duration of
The public will be
Blumnous Pavement to
the following properties which specially benefited by the i'm
- wy '
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13
Cedar Grove
Mrs. Philip Watkins
Phone Gaithersburg 42l-W3

HKTTTHITIIIIIIIINITTIIIIIITIIIIIlNIITNIlIIIIII
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-08-13
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT

The Mayor and Council of Rockville
Sara A. Mortimer, Clerk
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Caution Is More
Trouble Than It's
Worth, Says Mike

OAKLAND, Calf w-wAsn hur.
Glars took $3.50 from Mike
GAean's home Last week ia es.
year-old tavern owner figured
thanss bad snas tast about Gar
ennmaA. 80
Remembering tAs n.xs Ne Lest
Aa sane way Ia istt and tAs g..
60 Burglars eoi IN rs. MIka ran
en- I'd In TIE newxpapers. Prem
now on. he declarS6. hs YES gong
- BE mere careful vita has money
Burglars couid stay away.
he NEXT day be get q pAone
eal from Les AaEelea I'm a. cd
Alend namsd Turner, the man
sad. foa REMEMBER me. Saw
wheFe yon lost all that money
want 10 help you cot Cot q f0ol.
proof system Zoe beating ths
bofseA Just send ne sone naaney.
b n. Turner. Los Anreles.
Mike seni 80. TIE next day an.
etAer cal. anelher sioe. Than ssoc
mere. then 500
Yesterday Mike - another can:
end ne more money, only thla
ome % y. Turner. Mani pa"
Weerss NJ winaingSf" Mlke
6mmanded.
ponf SEM, I'D eall yoa
egaln." tAs man Fsp.ied.
ne vet % poliea. They.Fe
bcking Zoe NJ. nrner.
and Mike has mass q rev REQ.
Mfon:
He's Roinx Be more ear0fal
va Ms mercy. Starting rirha noe
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Tallahassee FaoTaa
Nnw~mhaT eta. IS.
MnTUfM

TaiiahAs.sa yisrsas
Nesenher ttA. tsta
MoTIrm
NOTICE - heTsbY Gtwmm that ths
Trustees - tha tnfeFma& fmpTwve-
memt Fuma ef tie state q FioFi8a.
wili effsF fsF sais. for eempetities
ssss saa es,ssssens. = xaliAsas,ss
sssnAsr fSsh' fsss. shs fogiewtnm a.
srra6ea iana = MONROE COUNT
FioFiaa to-wtts
A group e i've tsianan called
IaFpon Hslfy kaIs tn unnuF.
Wayea Settles a Townmhip -
aemth. Rage - Emms. MonFm@
comutv, flert6a. fyinw tast
northeriY ef the mari ed ehan.
eel e the fntrneeastAi WatsT-
s.s g 'an :. ss = 60 ~; as, "a =
Meta. Lanmtsn1s 81 aegFeas
81 mia. west
TIE paFrhaass ts FeamlFea o. nay
shs aavsrtaaiag sost as eoeu@ss-
TAs sale. Il an4 whsa maa.. sAan
- aahiect % tks Trustees remeFw-
i.g este thsnss,vss - e -.
- e ne pssFoisum tAeFeen 81
re- rrasssss 81 Inssrual Irnpro~s-
Is.s Fsna reserve tAs rasht % Fs-
NJ ORDER ~ shs Trustees e ths
INTERNAL lwprevsmsnt Funa ef the
cnARrEY y yoFfxa
Aetimm Coxernor
Attest
3. {. ELLIOT. Secretary
Trustees 81 u Il Eua6
nov. la-@e-als Dee. a-lf. 1855
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ST. LOUIS 49, Louis police
officials ~ qnaktion the daomed
kidnap-tiayeFs Il Bubhy Crsen-
lease Moaday IN tseir eonsinuing
efforts 70 track down TIE mlsslng
Gn.@@ rnnnom money.
l. A. Lea. prs3i1enf e TIE
Beard q Police cammlsxiaasrs
said yesterday Chef 81 Polire ice
emiah 0'Cannell and circuit Atty
Edward L. Dowd wA 90 % the
Missouri penitentiary 10 questioa
Carl Austin Han snd Mrs. Ronnis
broNn heady. both senieneed %
die m the gaa CHAMBER az JefIer.
soa City Dee. ~.
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Allies Are Set
To Agree On
Terms OF Talk

PANMUNJoM w-U. 8. envuy
Arahnr Dean lndieaitd today ths
Allies win agree - Red demands
lhnl neutrai observers b. inriied
o. q KoFean peace eoaierenee-h
RBnslnn attends - Communist
balllearsnt.
Dsan stressed thai nonbellissr-
eft observers wouia have . voice
bul % vo1n.
summarinng iiems ~on whleh
bafh aidaa can probably rearh
anFemmenl.~ Daan made several
sllpulutioms ragarding what Ne
called ''nouEoiing ehseryers
Thn spnkeaman Or - Uniie1 Ma
teas whieh f1ueht IN Korea Is rot
amthorized 10 Approve imviiaiions
fsr neutBhls during ths negDtiasisns
b ed % . peace eonferenea.
Informed quarters emphasized.
kowever. tat De would not lave
I'D ne Commnnisis ''bofh sides
ga rrubahly reach agrnement" ca
somathing he could oct deliver.
Meanwhile. ne Neutral Nations
nepatriation commissian rsbullsd
&c u. n. Command for ms see
ed time whem a turned down q
raqne6f lhai IS explalners be an-
eAnriEed h interview a Americans.
1 nFiion and 90 South Koreans
no have refused b come home.
The eommission agnln set . hm-l
\ e I've Allied explainaFs.
ne u. n. Command has nol In
dleaied whan a I'll start trying
b persuade ne baby prisoners Co.
change their minds.
Communist efforts 10 woo homel
ahout 1a.oo9 wnrepatFiaied chinese
ed k0renns remained stalled b
ned refusal b sccepl rule ehanees.
0nly - woFking days are lslt
hefare the Dec. n deadline fer
wlndlng - ne Inlarviewa.
he repairiation eommlnsion al
% ruled tAal 4 has noi iurindlellon
ever three North krrNan soldiers
Who lied d safety a. panmunom
New. ~. Ths deeisaoa cleared TIE
Wy for eVeniual release of the
trio IN Goufh Korea
Dean VS. asked afler ne sas.
ssoa whether bis faiemenis meant
there vas . possibility of TIE Unit.
ed hatlons aeespiing partielpalion
u neutral narmEm az the Korean
peace cunferance.
Il don1 saH. fhas thls Il a poa-
aiblliiy. bit have 90 know pre-.
eAseiy whai 10y have In mind be.
iore | repeFt back b TIE unlied
kaiions." he eeplied.
He listed three Stipulailnns watch
would eoTermrAlhed agreement 10
lnxlie nonbelligereus observers %
u peace euatsrenee.
hey are.
\ me no1VofinR observers. IL
lnxiled. Ell Be enflileg 10 speak
81 the eonlerence only on items
On ne aganda agreed upon De-
tween ne two aides Al such tines.
places, meetings. committees and
h such manner a. ere agreed upon
unanimously hy both sides and
Only upon TOPICS o. tAey are SEIZED.
uied 81 ne eoaferenee between TIE
tie sides.
2 Ths nonvoting observers, A.
tnviied, wlll not be On ether sid.
snd WI have no rigAs % vote AZ
ne Political eoafertnee or % par.
heipnia IN TIE palitieal conference
exeept a. provided iar In ghe para.
GFaph above.
= ne nonvolln9 observers
sAan npt participate ~ ne political
eonasfsmee IN ne working oua II
TIE agUnda."
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he ao-ealled Thouaand Ialands
group 90 TIE New Vera .canadlan
border actually contains i.Too Is
lands says The Nanonal Ceorera-
phia Sociefy.
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Tallahassee FioFaam
November fnd. tesi
NOTICE

NMsfMH8M&EM FA0F8HA
Nevsraser fnd. fss'
NOTICE
NOTICE - hsrekY nfxen that e.
Trustees - the InternAI Innproxs.
mNn8 Fmna 81 the Rtmta - Fiortaa
saFmmant - Iaw, vii effer Gee sale
InF ehiections nniy. IN Tallahassee
Ftoftd&. 81 II - o'rtork A ~ De-
esEa bsr ttfh. fs4a. the fsilowtnn ae-
rsaesd lana n MONROE COUNTY,
FtnrlaA toswftt
a paresl q esv hottosn lana n
the straits 81 Finrlaa. o. Town.
seiR - Seath. nanme s. East.
Menree eeuntv. FleFtda- sosth
- mna adjacent tn Tract f6.
n the Cts 81 KEY West. Fa@rs
taa ana helmm snnra particniar~
y esacFfssa ~ mstsa ara
hoHads - follows
tenmsnriaN 90 the tntaraertiea
- ne naFthM eafeTay property
hna - Ntmmmtem street ard tha
Nthe@NteffV pFrpNFtv Nme e
@euth street hear annfhsanfaF.
- alenH the ncfthwesfNriv prep
sFfF une e Nmentan street Ter
alstnnee 81 tf&ta feet 70 TIE
R~tnt - heMlnmimM ef the par-
80 81 haT hetfom tama herein-
sttsr eescrteee. saia peint of
anorelIne sf tie RtraGln 81 Fanr@
80 ffam ala rsinf - hemlm.
nlnw. sensssss Assv,nT seess-
easfeFly AlanR tha cert wesfer.
pFepsrtF liaa - Slmantan
street. extenaeg nutheaateFiY.
t~r eiefnnes 81 les feet g. .
rMsntf theaNe A. Ftmht eagles
Ama nnHth MNNterir mnA parallel
Ntta ~eath street Ger q aintamza
- 49, tsst q . pesnts thenes
FaNrf sHEtfa Ard nnrfhwemx-
efif as parniisi wifA tie north.
mssteFtN nfnpsrtv fime % stra~
sAslsfif, fNF q aistanea a Is
shor~iisss sas.ss ss...s.r 80
slrsstiaa 81 : ssssasSs ~ u
t*st StnFe - tss hMek a. she
a& a hsa8nninR. rum1nimima
= hrFes. meFe - lee
- RuFeeaser 10 reeafrea - ray
80 sdssrtlsinS eosi ana aecumsn'
Tss sal. y ara wess waa.. ear
seelst - ths rrustsss resers.
- este tAsuassiwss rS@ 81 80
rheephats. Hninssnls a. r~ssnf. 49,
~ e the pstseiemsa tAaresm -
TIE rrusts.. ~ ir,s-u.t tmr-.w..
neat Fuaa reserve a. vtwNs se -.
tarf fha nats
81 oRnER - ne Trusssss a. sAs
ntsFnAl LEanFwwemant Fmma 81 go
state 90 Fi@rsaa
CHARLEY = gnWwa
49,. Artinw CexeraoF
VI {. wrrsoT. Ss-,s..-~
wwmwfeeM - -
mm~ Il. e =. go
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Sineer Sewing Machines
SALES. service. part1 Slngel
Sewing Machine Co. iis Cora
Way. Coral Gables. n0v2-t
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PIERRE DUvAI- n. Ma Private
Instruction piano and accordion
Cor advaneed and beginners. Pr
1TS5T. noy2tstx
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FOR buyins oF seiliar any kind
q key Vest pruperty. coziaci
Pau boysen. G.S Fleming So rs.
tahlished 1918. ocCo 3otx
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9-Female Help Wanted

fC0NTHsrAna
ARTHUR Murray needs women.
10 10 -. Neat and intelligent. Full
o. part time. Apply leo 6:oo.
SIT Duval 81 novAStx
KITCHEN help. Apply In person.
Ponees Lancheonette. 7oi simon.
Ten S. nov2tel
RECEPT0NIsT. Opportunity Cor
advancement. Key West Gas
Company. novB =
HOUSEWIVES - Address sdver.
tising postcards. Must have g0od
handwriting. Undo, WATERFOWL.
Mass. n0yzT ctr
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1nftMnMMM@& Ft@fNaA
Nexesnbsr sth. isss
NOTICE
NOTICE - harehy 9iven that the
Truateea nf the fnteFnal tmproxe-
rnema Fumd 81 the state 81 FioFfda.
"wFaummt - amw. vii offer for sale.
80 ehieeaioms enlys ~ Tnllanaasss
Fiefida. - II 20 e'sioek a y. ne-
eembsr ttlh, fs&s. the feliewinN a..
.eFil.sd lana u MONROE COUNTY.
FiuFidA to.wfts
A pmrcai 20 anhmeFwaa Tara ~
Elariaa nav lyinm westerly ef
ana "a lae8nf - Government Let
&ectian = Township - south.
re Coumta. NtnFtda.
cnFrert Legal aemrFlptien % -
furnished wsth deed
Ths purrhaaar - required e ray
ne asvsrtisias eost and aoeurnsn-
Tha Rais. IL ana wham maaa. ahmIi
hs see iect - tha Trustees FemeFv-
inN unto themselves T&% 81 tie
phosphate. minerals ara nnetais and
tt~ 81 ne pstfoieum thsreea or
ne Trastees 81 inssrnmf Improve
neat Fund reserve the Fight 70 Fs-
~ oRnEn e shs Trustees 81 TIE
lntsrnal lIupFevement Funa 81 tAs
CHARLEY v yoHws
Aetinw 0overneFI
y {. ELLIOT. Secretary
Trustees - Il Il FunA
nov. ss.ss-sss nee. 1-ii. 1883
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HISTORY house. lot so \ III
desirable lncation e. South
ard Apply lt2t Catherine
aug19- fri- sat n
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} BEDROOM houss. 1si Harris
Ave. lmmediate Occupancy. 81
5000 Terms. Owner, e. Feltoa Nd
noxG 81
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SIX esaseevsivs issues 81 Ths
Kew west clfinsn dsiivsrsS 10
vevr eosr. 1s< weekly. Dial
1-SSi. cirsvissisa osps.
nov2d
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NOTICE - HEREBY oGvEN ehnf
ths un1ernirr q. deslrinw % enaaNs
- haataaNa unaar fha fic2iftoua
nama Of ~MonFoa Office 9mpnlY =
ses Flsmlimm street. kMw west. kIor-
les fntenaM 90 register the aala
fletitioua nams vita ths cisrk 81 the
Clfealt CeuFt 81 Msnres Coanty.
FlaFfaa
Dated November & faSA
a - pW1@ANn.
Hoia Owner
nov. e-f1-ae-11. 1873
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APARTMENTS opsa 90 your n
spsefinn Furniahed CT unAnninh-
Cd aayA Palms ApartmautA tsl
slrest ana Paaasrson Ava
muwa a
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Taiiahassee. Fiorida
Nexsmbsr Sth. 49,
M0THcE
NOTICE IL heFsbY alxem that ths
Trustees 81 fhs Internal IEnpreVe-
meut Fumd 81 tie state 81 FIoFfaa.
Pursuant 20 LMw. wiii effer Ter sale.
Ter ohiextions eniy, IL TnllahamNee,
FioFlam. az ~ 90 o'efneh a. M. De-
cemher itth. fa23, ths fellowin9 e.
eertbed lard ~ MONROE COUNTY,
Florida te-witf
aluafllmr nnmnd IN s@rtiann -
and n. Tee nahip eT Homsh.
Rage ~ East. Monrae County.
EloFtaa. fysnw eaNtsFlF ~ that
part 81 0axeFmmsmf Lot 4 -
nald Nec1ion ~ Aouth ~ 4. q
Highway - 4. Cemtntminm !
acre. mere - less
re- purehas&s = rsaulrea q pay
ne aassrsislas eoss aaa aoeunss-
re fsIs. il ana whsn made. shail
- maN3ent - sha Trustees Feaegw.
inm mmto themaHlwem TB% 81 the
phan.'kate. mlaerals ara mstaia ard
ss TIE pstroisum thsrsea 81
So frnssses - anssrnsl Irnprevs-
msn Fmnd reserve the FiEht 70 re-
- ~ - 0an3n - shs Trustees e sAs
lnssrnal Imprsysmsnt Fund ef ne
clAnLEY n Johns.
Actinw 0overneF
d & ELLIOT. Secretary
Trustees ~ q 4 Funa
mov. fa-aa.f7s Dee. t-it. 1881
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2 LOTS bloch nom ocean and
Casa Marina - Herman
caroga Lake. n. Y. ncs2 4
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ONE bsdioom. al electrie. privaiel
hath. Utilities. linens. dishes fur
uished. n and , Motel. foai Eniun.
nctaefl
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Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED super market
cashier. Apply In person. Gull,
stream Feed Department Store.
ii0S White 81. n0yzs- 4
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ATTRACTIVE waitresses fcr Club
Mardi Gras. Good salary. steady
work Apply IN psrsoh novisu
BEAUTIcIAN Al around operator
Apply Martin Hair Styllsss. azi
Truman Ave. Phone 7-1ozi. noyie-tl
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@V@t@@ W@NMMNM1NN ~
SUNRISE SHORES. loe q lee'
PRice $500. TERMs. 0.oo1
DOWN. BALANCE Sc PER
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How To Meet The Traffic Problem

None deny the existence of real and serious problems
moving traffic into and out Of and thru Washington Th
problem grows more difficult from year to year.
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rules for transmission, storing
and destruction of records.
Attorney General Brownell
stressed that Gen. Eisenhower
wants the administration Of the
order carried out on a CO.
operative basis between Govern
ment officials, and outside infor-
nation media. The creation of
a review Office in the White
House is looked on as an i'm
portant step in this direction,
Bernard Stanley, presidential
counsel, will handle the review
work.
Editorial groups carried on a
running battle with President
Truman from the time his order
was issued until he left office.
In June, Gen. Eisenhower put
out the draft of a proposed re-
visionary order and asked for
suggestions, Since then, the
matter has been under study,
in and out of Government.
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A-12 t"THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
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was discovered under the roof
of the 212-story building.
Three firemen suffered minor
hurts when a ladder fell.
Contact offices of veterans
organizations quartered in the
building also were burned out.
Heaviest loss was expected to be
to disability claim records of
veterans, which were stored in
the basement. Firefnen kept
the flames from reaching them.
but water damage was severe.
Phil Fordyce, a VA spokesman,
said there would be no delay in
paying disability checks because
microfilmed finance records are
kept elsewhere.
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for general snow except in the
Western part of the State.
. 1t cautioned about "slushy and
slippery roads in spots.
The Associated Press reported
that U. S. Highway SO was slip
perry on both sides of the Bay
Bridge and said there were some
delays at the height of the
storm. Generally, however, as
in Washington. the snow was
melting as fast as it hit the
paving.
The Washington Weather Bu-
reau'S f1ve-day forecast, out to-
day, calls for temperatures aver
aging a little below normal.
Normal here ranges from So
high to a low Al. Little or no
precipitation is expected during
the next five days, the long dis
tance forecast said.
Nationally, the weather picture
was much the same as here-and
an some places far worse.
The first big snowStorm of the
season swept across Kansas and
the Weather Bureau there said
1t will produce up to eight inches
IN central portions of the State.
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6. @. P. Needs Unity,
KnowIand Declares
By the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Sen-
ator Knowland, Republican, of
California, expressed confidence
here last night the Republican
Party will "close it's ranks" and
that if it does so it will control
both the House and Senate.
The Californian, G. O.. P. Sen
ate leader, spoke before approXi-
mately $50 Republicans who paid
$1OO plate for a dinner held in
memory of Senator Robert A.
Taft.
Senator Knowland asserted that
Tuesdays election results could
not be "discounted OF ignored.
1.-THE results certainly should
remove any feeling of compla-
cency." he said. "All Americans
regardless of their party affilia-
tions should recognize that this
administration fell heir to many
problems, foreign and domestic,
which had accumulated over a
period of 20 years.
mo fair minded person should
expect that the solution can be
found in less than a quarter Of
a single presidential term"