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Evening star., 1954-05-17

apparently elude the junior Sena-
tor from Illinois. The Dirksen
periods never fail to roll. like
those Of an old Shakespearian
actor. Not "trippingly." as
Hamlet counselled, does the
Senator speak the speech" /. (.
He is q disciple instead Of
JUNCTION. He is also q man
who must spend most of his
hours at the subcommittee table
cringing at the sound Of the
language on the tongues of other
men =. including the peppery
tang of Counsel Welsh's early
Towa-modified by asa l-New
England.
Mid-American, the speech Of
Fonda, Tracy, and the likes of
these, is represented best in the
hearing cast by Senators Potter,
Symington and Jackson. It
is a speech that may lack melody.
but most authorities like 1t be-
cause it does have clarity. b.
Lawyer Adams speech, too.
when he is not modulating it too
softly, possibly to avoid arous-
ing his own latent wrath.
Some day, perhaps, the
theater's great digester, Charles
Laughton, will take the millions
of words of transcript, cut it
down to it's dramatic essence,
and send it on the road in
one of those reading perform
anceS which he and Paul Gregory
do so brilliantly +. with Fonda,
now playing Greenwalt in "The
Caine Mutiny Court Martial, I"
portraying JcE"ph Welsh.
4 \ y u
MONDAY MEMOS-Opening
tonight: South Pacific" at the
National. To take care Of
that air-cooled tl1eater'Se sum-
mer and the hordes who will
be seeing it for the first time, or
the fourth, in its FIVE years of
amazing public favor Mister
Roberts with music" the produc-
ton has been called and
rightly. Also tonight: Basil
Langton's reading of Donagh
MacDonagh's verse play, Happy
AS Larry" at Arena Stage.
It's author is an Irish circuit
judge who makes his circuit on
a bicycle and is famous also
for his comic verse. The
reading is an invitational affair
July z has been formally set
as the day the film version of
"Oklahoma!" will go before the
cameras. With Fred Zinne-
mann directing it will be
shot in the Todd-AO process,
which may be kept under wraps
until the public sees it first in
'Oklahoma!" :. David Wayne
who plays the Okinawan, Sakini,
in "Teahouse of the August
Moon" is two prizes behind the
Patrick comedy in collecting
awards. . The play has five
top prizes, Wayne a mere
three. With Washington
getting set to see the real thing,
Paramount announces the re-
release July / of "The Greatest
Show on Earth" the film version
of Ringing Bros.-Barnum &
Bailey's circus.
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ADAMS. EN- IOuLc TO LI1e
witness chair Adams indicated
an explosive temperament. . !.
Somewhere along the way. pos
sibly while shaving one morn
ing. he decided to play it cold.
=. And "down." as they say in
the acting business. A tidy
job he's made Of it. Under
what must be great temptation
frequently to let fly with the hot
retort. And the less than
disdainful. glance.
Zaniest character, through no
fault of his own, and one excel
lently played, is that of Francis
Carr. the subcommittee's chief
of staff. :. Carr, who looks like
q melancholy kewpie, is q prin-
cipal-but with no more dialogue
than If he were q mute. He
shufiles papers, whispers, listens
and yawnS. solid" would
be the critics rating Of Cars
performance. So far as this
''hearing sitter" has noted. Carr
does not even laugh at Senator
McCarthy's Jokes. -. At which,
indeed, the Senator seems to be
the one most amused. AL
though Cohn manages an occa-
sional, small family joke smile.
Even his fans" were grateful
when his virus permitted Secre-
tary Stevens to make a tempo
rary exit. No performer
ever was asked to sustain q part
under such cruel conditions. {.
Coming countless times to what
seemed his closing lines only to
be asked what he said 1908
"sides" before. The most
sadistic stage director would
never subject q player to any
thing so inhuman.
The number of Identification
lines blown in the course of any
dizzy hour would get the whole
company fired in a road tryout
performance. This court
room" is always cropping up. /. /.
And sooner or later. everyone
becomes a Senator. including
Cohn. Schine alone remains
Private" the most public figure
ever to hold the title. Sub
committee Counsel jenkins could
be the champion in this depart
ment. Perhaps because here
tofore he has dealt largely with
'your honors," "this defendant"
and my worthy opponent" +. +.
To be dropped. from this into a
mad menagerie of titles justifles
most Of Counsel Jenkins slips.
The English language which
has been worked into such eX-
alted shapes by Shakespeare. to
mention but one, must be
astounded by what is happening
to it in the hearings. Most
especially when Senator McCar-
thy resorts to it to ask a ques-
ton. Presumably he is driv-
ing at the objective PLATE had
when he asked: What is truth?
-. But even the Senator seems
frequently befuddled by his own
questions. Plate. Of course,
did not know the answer, but
he did know the question. .
And so has posterity, ever since.
Vocally, the most arresting
performer is Senator Dirksen 4.
whose insistence upon being "the
Junior Senator from Illinois"
carries comic implications which
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bnC proS, 10r the 1o~hute GU tadus'
raiser.
Edward Henry Hartman would
have enjoyed this. He would have
been right at home with this
new breed who also wrote their
names in steel and irons. plural.
across the country.
Evening star., 1954-05-17
SUNSEf DRIVEN l's;s''g 3, 3

Bring the Kiddies Early. Free
Playground. De Luxe Snack Bar.
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RRANCH DRIVE.M
RncKVII.LE nRIVE.M

Open 7.s0. Two Big Technicolcr Hits
AUDIE MURPHY in ride CLEAR
OF DIABLO at 1920 Only: Also
ROCK HUDSON In THE GOLDEN
6LADE." ct 8:25 Only.
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The Posing Show
The Passing Show
Notes on the Performers
In Capitol Hill Hearing
By Jay ccrmody

critics the performances in the monkey
Capitol HILL professional additions for the they
playing the would dismissed without the
curt "We let you The Most notable exception Army
Counsel Welsh He perfect in infection and express
sion Tracy at his best. could not do It better
standpoint control the runner-up John G.
Evening star., 1954-05-17

THE oREATGST Snow on EARTSl
-e0y q i0UgkSes, bright % ssurdUss"
-WAIYER WlNcHEu
Evening star., 1954-05-17

Films of More Than Routine Merit
BEST YEARS LIvEs"-A poignant look at postwar
"THE LIVING DESERT-walt Disneys Academy Award nature
"THE LONG, LONG TRAnER"-Lucy and Desi kingsze and
In color. - -
"NIGHT PEOPLE"-Gregory Peck foi the Communists IN
Berlin.
"PIOCCHIO"- vintage Disney for the younger SET
"THE QUIET NAN"-ROlickng Irish jest by John Ford
CRED GARTERS"-Rosemary CloOney and Guy Mitchell In
carefree musical.
TALES OF HOFFMAN'-MOira Shearef m . lusn muscaA
extravaganza
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
LAUREL. MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA TERRACE, near NIH-
Lends S4i lott t ,%ae hv eSDd ,,S
TsD sT:.: :SSDRSsd p:.s sAi % n: g.
Sn Ten terms e, gee & today; csil ac "a
s sRioarWo Z; Sf sESET1 Co 4-0O0o'
fSs .dIOcSs SFSs sssE. d. SC!Geda 90
rage. porch. b OWNER. OF. a:slss,
BETHESDA, Bradley Hills - TWO
HOUSES IN ONEI Builder moving "a
Calf, selling own home; $500 50.
#. finished house for $31, 700. Two
level brick rambler built 1852. Five
bedrooms, 8 baths, 2 living rooms
with fireplaees. One level COM
pletely pine paneled; rear picture
window view Of wooded area ad-
joining KenWood Golf Course. Large
corner lot across road from new
elem. school. b60s Brite DR.. cleft on
ave.. Open 5 to s Sat, sun. or By
appointment; 4, W. BRANDT. Build
BETHESDASGfeenvich Forest. At
tractive new brick rambler Hr-
erately priced. exceptional farms:
g. rms, 2M baths. hGmt., gaIege,
patio, electric .kit... Ice. WoodeG lot:
Gloss 10 bus. dhopping. ExCEI1&NT
SCHOOLS. 0pen daily and Sunday
eoOn M a1{kn Ss12 49, "a: e
o-o0Oo e. -. O.7TAT. -A1
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CONNECTICUT
NADnENC

SrASSs eS@S 80 C-@ (~-~eS~A 49, -
CONNECTICUT
GARDENS
No down payment to CT. 3-hedrm
brick rambler, cleo. kit, level lot
1880 per mo-. incl. taxes; GI ap.
proved for S12,750. Out Viers Nil
I'd. left on Gail, right on Huggins tc
KENSINGTON HEIGHTS
Assume $4,000 "a CT, S60 mo-. incl
taxes 3-bedrm. rambler. beautiful
ghrubbery, nice neighborhood; price
S13.500. win consider CT contract
SGa; ave, left On Plyers MN 70 81
to 10719 Casper.
LANGLEY PARK
Non-GI bargain; $3.50 down and as
sumo CT loan. $94 so per mo-. incl
taxes: 3-bedrm. brick. semidet.. full
bsmt., level lot. near everything; for
family living. SAL 18th ave.
ROCKVILLE
Make an offer on one Of these fine
lonial. rec. nm. and gear garage.
3-bedrm. brick rambler. full base
ment. One has to be sold. Straight
through Rockville on West Mont
gomery ave. to Gil and GLIB.
SILVER SPRING
Gentleman's estate, close-in. on Q
beautiful wooded and well shrubbed
acre. brick and stone Colonial. Full
din. rm., l bedrm. and bath on LIST
a., 2 bedrms. and bath up. Air con-
dttioned: Scar Diet. gar: kennel
runs and many extras. Priced to sell
ct S26,760. Out Ga. ave-. right on
Windham lane to 1920.
WHEATON
For Q quick sale to settle an estate
3-bedrm. brick rambler, full bSmt. |:
priced right to sell this week end.
An unbeatable financing; assume
$11.7b0 AZ CT loan, 500 mo-, incl.
taxes. Priced below market at S1S.-
$50. Out Ga. ave-, left on Hender-
son to 1905 Ivahar.
ALL HOMES OPEN 2-6
CLAUDE WOOD, r EALTOR
TIT q Onn
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BETHESDA HOMES
OPEN / TO 6
S18,95O
BETHESDA RAMBLER


PRICE SS4,90U
Charming and different, must be seen
to be appreciated. A lovely rambler
ter hall. large living rm. with pic
ture window, paneled fireplace.
French doors opening onto large
terrace, beautifully wooded lot; 3
twin-Size bedrms and baths (maS.
bright kit, all-electric, with breaks
fast space. dtshwasher and disposal.
Excel. terms. W. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
$4,000
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De x1GAOOA
SUMMER IS HERE.
ENJOY THE PARK
FOR YOUR BACK YARD
Charming brick Colonial home; Q
years old. in new-house cond.; In
attractive Locust Hills Estates. Lge.
liv. rrn., sep. din. rm., kitchen with
breakfast I'm. and powder rm. on
LIST 1ir. Large porch would convert
easily to library. On 2nd mr.. B
bedrms.. all twin-sise and baths.
Full daylight basement opening to
:asre wooded lot; FENCED xS y6srd.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1906 PM.
Directions: Out. wis. ave. to Cedar
lane Naval HospitaD. then right on
Cedar lane, 4 blks. to West Park
Hill dr.. and left to home.
1912 WEST PARKHILL DR..
OIL. 4-2720 or SAMUEL z. BOGLEY.
R-HRnn
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ACRES. 2 mi. from Gaithersburg,
improved with 6-rm. and bath farm
house, small barn, several outbuild-
ingS. double garage. stream entire
length of property. Small lake and
oppor. to enlarge; $1O,95O.
1927 LeMay I'd. Twinbrook. Rock
vile, blk. from elementary school;
6 rms. and bath. 4 bedrms.. lge lot
insulated; $1225O. Win help
finance. Open today to 8.
1910 Grandin ave-, Rockville. blk.
on Viers Mil I'd. rms. and bath,
dinine "a" YOUNGSTOWN kit. full
hsmt.. $13.s60. VIII help finance.
ana bath. 4 bedrms.. no bsmt.;
Gaithersburg. 4 I'm. and bath frame
bungalow, excel. neighborhood. oil
heat. full bsmt. with laundry tubs;
MARVIN HlSiHEy' SIMMONS Co. 7oe 3.
Montgomery ave-, Rockville. Nd.
c1shman. Gsithersburs iO1.
97O2 coLEsVnLE RID.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6
Detached brick; liv. rm., din. nm,
Enclosed porch, 2 bedrms. and bath
FIR: recr. rm.: detached garage,
ROBT L. LOWERY. JU. $4,000.
1o3 NORMANDY DR..
OPEN SUNDAY 1-6
INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATES
8 bedrms., 2 baths End floor. Liv.
rm.. din. rm., special kitchen, den,
solarium and bath 1St aoor' recr.
ROBERT L. LOWERY
JU. $4,000 or JU. 5-7412
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

VERY PLEASANT CORNER home.
handy to Lansley shopping center
or Naval Ord. Lab. rooms and
bath plus another bedroom upstairs;
full hsmt.; c0ngenial neighborh0od.
So 1000; CT or non-GI terms. RIP
5-6111. Open ewes.
meat charges. With 4h% CT loan
TO veteran; only $65.65 per mo-: 3
bedrms.. iy.. rm: and bath: full
yalk-in bsmt.. with flrepl.: equip.
kit; storm windows and awnings;
ss1 sSS9. cox Ok g. g. ro 5via aas4DO.
OPEN-5S1l BRADLEY BLvD.-co-
breakfast rm. and large paneIed rec.
rm. with an extra kit; LIST floor
has . paneled den and all random
width 0ak-peg flooring. Lee. attrac.
rear yard with flower garden. lily
pool; and area compl. equipped for
eel. nnancins. OWNER cSesHai d. I' S-5l4s.
FOE SALE By owNER-s-6edrm.
full dining rm.. brick rambler. In
s ar s1rp ss. eoe cs Cs s aossS
Low DOWN PAYMENT buys this
clean, 2-bedrm. bungalow on level
lot in Silver Spring. Wheaton area.
'Lge. kit, full hsmt. with tile n.
Walk to shopping and transp. Paw
mentS like rent. LO. 6-2S00. HUG
GINS & HARRISON, INC. 1861 5
Conn. ave. --1S
BETHESDA-OPEN 10
1913 Kentucky ave. Modern 2-level
rambler. mr.. National Health Center;
$17. $50. Mr.. Miller. WA. 7-4973,
with PoRETSKY q SONS. INC.
UN. 4-54SS.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S17.9 $50
Seven (7)-room, 1-bath frame CO.
lonial In highly desirable commu-
nifty west Of Conn. ave., on quiet.
tree-shaded street. Near schools.
fast transp. and shopping center.
Owner transferred.
TOWN q SUBURBAN, NM. 2-9400
CHEVY CHASE, THE HAMLET
1908 EAGT-WEST HWY.
OPEN SUNDAY, TO 8
Prize-winning rambler. 8 large bed
rooms, 2 baths, library, screened
porch, dining room, de luxe kitch-
To reach: out Conn. ave. to East
West hwy, right Q blks. to open
For further information, OIL. 2-7862.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3260
CONN. AVE. ESTATES
3 bedrms., din. rm., full bsmt., fenced
yard: assume S11 900 AZ loan. pay
S7S.66 mo. Priced, S13.500.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
LO. 4-o4OO LO. o-SS04
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BETHESDA
Cool and Convenient

OFEN go
Cool and Convenient
Attractive, modern. brick Cape Cod
in beautiful, wooded area. Living
nm. with fireplace. dining room.
kitchen, 2 bedrms. and bath on LIST
floor. Huge, paneled bedroom I'd
floor. Full basement, large porch.
garage. Near school, bus and shop
ping. Vacant. Overseas owner wants
c1er. Possible OF with $4,000
1920 NO. CHELSEA LANE
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave. past
Bank of Bethesda to Chelsea lane,
right to 1920.
TREES
This 4-year- old brick Colonial has 0
large shade tree and row Of
stately poplars on level, fenced lot.
3 bedrms., side hall. large living
rm., powder rm.. LIST floor. Short
walk to bus, public and parochial
schools Vacant
1913 WILMErT RID.
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave. to
Bank of Bethesda. bear left to Old
Georgetown rd. approx. . miles to
Beech dr., let blks. to Wilmett
I'd right to 1913,
EARL T. WRIGHT. REALTOR
OIL. 10000. OIL. 9-S542. OIL. 2-5344
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LAKEWOOD

1900 EDGEFIELD RID.
OPEN SUNDAY, IL
New Cape Cod, 4 bedrms., 2H baths
liv. rm. has bay window, din. rm
spacious screened living porch, spe-
cial cleo. kitchen, garage. Built or
2 lots. over "a acre. Dir: Conn
ave. to Saul I'd, west to Edgefield
ROBT. L. LOWERY. JU. $4,000 OF
ia 0-(l1R3
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2S22 Fl. BAKER DR.. Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 9. Newly dec
GRATED, pre-war Diet. true Dutch
Colonial brick home In this highly
desirable area. LIST Or. contains
re Tscepr; nal 19s cd. r t,tchaT rsSi
scr. porch overlooking beaut. land
scaped fenced yard with an
abundance Of flowers. There are
TREMENDOUS TWIN-SIZED BED
ROOMS AND 2 COLORED TILE
BATHS ON End FIR. One-car ga
rage There Is . beautiful pine
Of the most picturesque homes in
this area. To reach: Out Penna.
ave. s.e., and across John Philip
Sousa Bridge to 2Sth ST., right on
2Sth st. to Fl. Baker dr.. and right
W. B. WRIGHT
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GAITHERSBURG = Lot 125x2SO.
water. pavement and street light.
LARGE BRICK BUILDING on cor
nsr lot in heart Of business section.
LARGE MASONRY STORE. DWELLING.
OLD HOusE. water but no heat.
MobERN. s-pEDRM. HOUSE. newly
NEAR 0ATTHER0BUR0-1% acres,
modern 4-bedroom house and at
tractive new Scar garage with two
Ice. modern 0ll-elec. apis. conper
piping. nice lawn. white board
fence. excel; cond. Apts. will carry.
1870 ACRES. so cLEAR-Just on
20 ACRES. MODERN HOUSE and
bang barn Tn $1,000 1,.s.-.s "a.
or 1881.
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Me- CUHHARD, REALToR
EN-. 2.A2H2 or OIL. 2-kAd7

NO DOWN PAYMENT. S1e. 600. 2
full baths. S-bedrm. brick Cape Cod.
Din. rm.. full bsmt. with outside
entrances. cow. terms to NON els.
wis. ave, past Naval Medical Ctr.
and NH to Strathmore I'd. right to
saltwater, left on saltwater. fol-
low our signs to property.
Realtors 10. 1881
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BETHESDA

3-bedrm.. 2-bath new brick rambler,
basement. carport; corner lot. near
All country clubs and NH; trades
considered; priced to sell ut $24, 800.
Out Wis. ave. left on Bradley blvd
2 miles. left on Old Chester I'd. to
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IT. BERNADETTE's PARISH
$19,960-S996 DOWN
OPEN SUM-, 1 TO 6
s8 2I 7,r EVERGREEN ESSEl 81.


$l9,95OES996 DOWN
OPEN SUM-, 1 TO 6
0614 EVERGREEN ST,
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Captivating Colonial near schools and
to VA approval. Home contains 81
liy. .rm.. full din. rm.. powder rm.,
kitchen with table space. side
screened porch. I'd d.. 3 fun bed
rms, tile bath. Full bsmt. with
o.e. and lavatory. Lot 7O' wide.
Slate roof and copper guttering
Call Mr.. King, JU. 9-O497. Dir.
Colesville I'd. TO Franklin ave.
to Evergreen ST., left to house.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE
1924 l4th ST., AID. 4-2O05
NO DOWN PAYMENT. S17,45O. g.
bedrm. brick ramblers with dining
rms. all-elec: kits. full bsmts.. open
ave; past Naval Medical Ctr; and
Realtors SWOLLEN q S0o -. 1851
ADJOINING ROCK CREEK PARK
A 81, beaut rambler IS #. long. neat near,
s ins cU%DIf T r Ise IL. ree dIn h n
S S:sSs; and I'd. csmP it, sa.,ps; IT. H.:
al ON m s i. H'n lower anG Level IF hs,
club rm., bath, bedrm., storage and
laund. rm.; garage. A buyer MAJ
select his own decor. plan. Fol
further info, please call
INEZ CIJ9HARn REAI,TOR
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CAPITOL HILL

OPEN SUNDAY
Three de luxe apis. with large rooms
garden, patio; gas heat, laundryette.
GarbaKe disposal. Shown from z to
8. Out E. Capitol st. to 917.
Eugene p. Nixon, RE. 7-8112
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Hillcrest Only $16,95O
5 rms. white brick. green shut.
tiers; up from street. shaded BY
big mature trees, fenced back yd.
includes 3O-ft. level terrace, flag,
stone steps and retaining wall
Screened front porch. 20-ft. liv
rm. with flrepl.. sep. din. rm., lge
kit: End fr., 2 twin-size bedrms.
tiled bath: bsmt., garage. asphalt
tiled rec. rm., " bath. Very cony
loc., plus flne neighborhood. LII
4-0323 till 4 nm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-01-28
Snure Files
For County
Council Seat

Robert 7. Snure, 41-year-old Sill
yer Spring civic leader, Tuesday
became the first official candidate
In local elections when he filed for
the Democratic nomination to the
County Council
Mr.. Snure is a past president of
the Allied Civic Group of Silver
Spring and assistant treasurer of
the American Coal Sales Associa-
ton of Washington.
A bachelor, Mr.. Snure will be a
candidate from the fifth Council
district, which comprises Silver
Spring, Takoma Park, Wheaton
and Four Corners. He lives at
1850 Old Bladensburg Road.
Joseph Matthias, Four Corners
attorney, has announced he will be
a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for States Attorney.
Charles Buscher, also of Silver
Spring, will run in the Democratic
primaries as a candidate for the
State House of Delegates.
Matthias is expected to be OPP
posed in the Democratic primary
by Alger Y. Barbee, popular Rock
vile attorney, who will repeatedly
also seek the party nomination for
States Attorney.
On the Republican side of the
fence, there have been no official
announcements of candidates.
Walter Norman, former Rock
vile Trial magistrate, is expected
to seek the COP. nomination for
States Attorney, and Walter Daw-
son, present States Attorney, is
expected to be a candidate to sue
coed himself as chairman of the
Republican State Central Commit
tee for the County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-01-28
COMING EVENTS
Organizations may list their pic
mics. suppers. eornivdis. ETC.. In fhis
column ar the rufe Of Toe per line
Is pit. linel per week.

JAN. 80 - Turkey Supper, Mount
Carmel Church Sunshine, Md.
8 to 8 pm. 1888
FEBRUARY s. Dance, Ag. Cen
ter, Gaithersburg, Md. 8 until.
Music by Curley Smith and his
Blue Mountain Boys. Benefit of
building fund. Free Door Prize.
Given by Loyal Order of Moose
Rockville Lodge No. 1910. Fee
freshments. Admission $50 per
person. 1893
FEBRUARY 20 = Oyster, Chick
en- Salad and Country Ham Sup
per, beginning at 2 pm, Orn-
dorff Hall, Brookeville, Md.
Given by Salem W.S.C.S. 1927
MAR. Is = Turkey Dinner, all the
FILINGS. Homemade rolls. Brigh-
ton Hall, Brighton, Md. Spon-
sored by the Vestry for benefit
st. Luke's Church. Adults $1.50,
children 75c. Beginning at A
pm. 997
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-01-28
Notice

The Mayor and Council, Town of
Gaithersburg, Maryland, will hold
a public hearing on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1854
AT s O'CLOCK Pm.
at their office, Fire Department
Building, Gaithersburg, Maryland,
for the purpose to rezone from
Residential "a" Zone, to Residen-
tial &C" Zone of tract of land
located at the intersection of
Brooks and Park Avenues COM
prising Lots 1 and 2 and a part
of lot in Block of Russell and
Brooks Addition to Gaithersburg,
now under contract sale to Robert
Bainum.
All interested persons are re-
quested to be present.
Mayor and Council,
Town of Gaithersburg
Attest:
Walter F. Reinhart, Clerk 903
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Montgomery County, Maryland
January 26, 1854
Sealed Bids

Sealed proposals will be received
in Room 604, Purchasing Office,
New County Office Building, Rock
vile, Maryland until
200 PM.
FEBRUARY 10, 1854
for leasing to the county the fol-
lowing facility
Approximately $1,000 net disable
square feet of space for use as
a warehouse and related offices
Approximately. $500 so. ft.) for
such use as may pc designated by
Montgomery County.
The warehouse must provide
railroad siding facilities and con-
venient and adequate road access
for trucking. 1t must be located
within a two (2) mile radius of
the intersection of Wisconsin Ave-
nue. (Route 240) with Randolph
Road. Early delivery of the premi-
ses is essential and will be a de-
termining factor in making the
award.
Proposals shall be submitted in
duplicate on forms which may be
secured from the Purchasing Of
flee Room 604) in accordance
with specifications which will be
supplied with the proposal forms.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Room 604 Telephone
Poplar 2-2121, Extension 284) in
connection with the above project.
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Mayor and Council of Rockville
NOTICE OF HEARING

hearing will be held the 9th day of February 1854
m in the Circuit Court Montgomery County Court
Rockville Maryland for the of all located aneta
SUBDIVISION Rockville Maryland The hearing be held for
purpose OF allowing the of said property to make their
thoughts known to the Mayor and Council Rockville with
ence TO Construction and Installation Water Mains
Subdivision Rockville Maryland Subject final authorization
The Mayor and Council of Rockville the plan calls the
construction OF said public Improvement
by cents 20 front foot annually Duration of
Assessment to be thirty The public improvement will be
stalaton OF xnch and eghtnch Cast Iron Water Main
valves and fire hydants
following properties which will be specially benefited by the i'm