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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
MARYLAND VIRGINIA NEWS
Alexandria Council Votes
.S5.3 Million Bond Issue

last March but did not officially
notify the Council of its action
until yesterday. Councilmen said
all the school administration had
asked for when the present bond
issue was under consideration
was the Sis million approved
last night.
1T looks like poor planning
to me to draw up a program for
$4.5 million and then ask for
only Sis million, said Council-
man Frank e. Mann. The School
Board was criticized by several
coluncilmna for not notifying
the Council of the proposed
five-year plan until the day Of
the public hearing on the bond
issue.
The Council appointed q COM
mittee to seek a Qualification
from the school board on its
needs. The committee win re-
port at the next council meeting.
The Council also approved the
Of a ordinance for .
$500, 900 bond issue to build an
auditorium gymnasium which
would be used by George WASH
ington High School and for
other public uses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

The Alexandra City Council
has approved a capital improve
ment bond issue Of S5.3 million
but is faced with the possibility
that more funds may be needed
almost Immediately.
The Council last night gave
final approval for funds for II
separate items. These include:
Streets, $1.527. 900: storm
sewers. $685.. 600: sanitary sew
ers, s3i0. 900: schools. $l.57l. 900:
parks and Fairgrounds, s178.-
600; traffic control building,
$50. 600; FIRE houses and equip
ment, s385.000; city jail addi-
ton, $400, 900; remodeling RAM
sey House, $4,000; city yard
and shop, $4,000, and COM
pletion OF incinerator. $32 600.
The bonds will be issued as
needed over a three-year period,
Councilmen said.
It was pointed out. however.
that the SIS million for school
construction is far short OF the
amount set up last March by
the School Board for construc-
ton during the next five years.
The School Board drew up a
s4.5 million building program
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Virginia Water Control Board
could not control the Potomac,
which lies wholly within Mary
land. the District of Columbia
and West Virginia"
The suggestion that the COM
pact could be strengthened" by
action OF the General Assembly
alone. he said. fails to take into
consideration that the compact
lis a creature of Congress. SUBJ
ject to ratification by all the
States involved. and that changes
could be brought about only in
the same manner.
adding two members Of the
Water Control Board to the Poto-
mac River Basin Commission
would contribute nothing" Sena-
tor Donovan said. The commits
sion and the board are both COM
posed of able and energetic
members and are working har-
moniously together, he said.
"Interlocking directorates are
wholly unnecessary" he added.
The commission has some of the
best water control experts avail
able, he said. and through in
ldustrial subcommittee has been
responsible for abatement of in
Idustrial pollution in the Upper
Potomac and its tributaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Woman Is Arlington $
|2lst Polio Victim

A 2T-year-old woman from the
500 block Of North Piedmont
street is Arlington's 2lst polio
victim this year. the Health De-
partment reported. The county
had 20 cases at this time last
year.
The woman was admitted to
District General Hospital last
Friday and her case was dag
nosed as non-paralytic. A total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

The Montgomery County
Council win hold q hearing Octo-
her Is ON its proposed revisions
IN the Upper County coming
ordinance and another possible
delay In its effective date.
The Council, after six closed
door sessions with County At
torney Charles M. Trelan yes
terday, agreed to the hearing
on the ordinance In practically
the same form as presented be-
fore I'VE rural community meet
ings in the last two weeks.
The council also agreed to
consider moving the effective
date back from November to
January 10.
The council voted to direct
County Manager M. L. Reese to
retain as consultant Irving
c. Root. who drafted the original
suburban county ordinance In
the late 1905, If Mr.. Reese feels
it is necessary.
Provisions of the ordinance
establishing a minimum lot size
Of i've acres in the SO per cent
Of the upper county zoned agri-
cultural and the lack of any
commercial or industrial area
coming have drawn bitter FIRE at
recent rural meetings.
The new version of the ordi-
nance has been changed at four
points. One major change is
aimed at barring anyone but
those having financial interest
ina tract from seeking TO rezone
it.
Another change made would
provide that the coming ordi-
nance would have precedence
over the subdivision regulations
at any point of conflict. How
ever. Article 66B, which grants
e
coming powers to the counties.
provides that where there is
conflict. the more rigid require
ments must prevail.
Revised Definitions
Other changes clarity defini-,
tons Of farm dwellings and
tracts or parcels and would pro-
vide that off-street parking re-
quirements may be waived for
existing commercial or industrial
use or for extension of these
uses.
Council President ]. GrahameI
Walker, at one point ordered
y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Ham Dinner PIonned

The College Park American
Legion Auxiliary will give q ham
dinner Sunday from 2 to 6 pm.
in the post building. at 92l8
Baltimore boulevard. Proceeds
will be spent on the units
Americanism program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Donovan Raps
Move 10 Alter
Potomac Pact

A proposal by Arlington's
Democratic candidates to the
Virginia General Assembly to
change the interstate compact
on the Potomac River was at
tackled today by State Senator
John A. K. Donovan as med,
ding" with the Interstate Poto-
mac River Basin Commission.
Senator Donovan. who repre-
sents Fairfax County and Falls
Church. is vice chairman Of the
commission.
The four Arlington candidates
for the General Assembly. in a
36-point legislative program an
nounced yesterday, said they fa-
vored strengthening the inter-
state compact, which includes
the States of Maryland, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania and
the District Of Columbia.
Seeks Amendment
Delegate j. Maynard Ma
gruder. who is running for
treasurer in Arlington. said
when the Legislative program was
announced that the law should
be amended so that at least
two of Virginia's three members
OF the commission should be
from the State Water Control
Board.
Senator Donovan said the pro-
posed changes are unnecessary
and infeasible. He said it APP
pears that the Arlington dele
cation is angered by criticism
OF Arlington's sewage treatment
facilities. In venting their wrath
on the commission, he said, the
delegates aim is misdirected.
Il was surprised to read in
Yesterdays Star" Mr.. Donovan
said. "a proposal by the Airing
ton delegation in the General
Assembly to NEEDLE with the
organization of the Interstate
Potomac River Basin Commits
sion by strengthening the in
terstate compact"
Plan Impractical
The nature OF the commission.
he added. does not admit of such
alteration" as the delegates pro-
pose.
Furthermore, he added. "the
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Hearing on Upper County
zoning Revisions Set

Inewsmen out Of the council
meeting room as the council dis
cussed the ordinance.
In drafting the resolution pro-
viding for the hearing, the coun-
ell followed the advice of Mr..
Irelan and deleted a reference
to procedures set forth In Section
al of Article 66B of the 1851
Maryland Code.
In place Of this, the council
substituted wording to indicate
the procedure being followed
is ''in accordance with the ap-'
plicable laws"
Opponents Of some Of the pro-
visions Of the temporary ordi-
nance have challenged the le-f
gality of the ordinance on the
ground provisions Of Article 66BI
were not being followed.
The council yesterday heard
Mr.. Root say that a zoning map
could be prepared to accompany
the ordinance within three to
six months.
The planning consultaIlt, re-
tired Federal employee. also said
the proposed revised ordinance
could be put into effect as an
interim law.
Mr.. Root cautioned the coun-
ell against being influenced too
strongly by statements at public
hearings. He cited examples of
where 'vociferouS minorities"
had opposed ordinances.
The planner added that he
thought planning commissions
were far more competent to de-
termine how coming is to be done
than those who speak at public
hearings, y
Used In Talbot
The controversial fiYe-a c e.
coming in Montgomery. Mr.. Root
said. has been used in Talbot
County. There, however, he
added, such areas we're set up
because residents asked for them
1t was used chiefly where land
owners had ''gentlemen's estates"
and wanted to keep opt small
lot subdivisions and honky-tonk
development along the water
front that might disturb their
way Of life"
The January 10 date is aimed
at getting q master coming map
ready in time to become effective
with the ordinance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Iof 1874 polio cases have been re-
ported in the Washington area
$50 far this year. compared to 1853
cases at this time last year.
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GOV. (IO-SHILLELAG4J Mex Din RE TURNS
NEW YoRK-Maryland Gov and Mrs. McKeldn. playfuly
brandhing of 10 shleaghs they brought back
Ireland arrive aboard the America During hveweek
tour the Governor and his wife visited Israel Turkey Greece
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Plan Impractical

The nature Of the commission,
he added. does not admit of such
alteration" as the delegates pro-
pose.
Furthermore, he added. "the
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APTs. UNfURNIsHED--vA.


pREsIDENfIAL GARDENS. ada
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers. 5
minutes to downtown. . minutes
TO Pentagon. 5 buslines ct your
'front.' door Ample parking. From;
ONCE service. BonndFy and storage
in your building New refriGerators
with freezer tops, 6 and 3 expos
lres. ! and 2 bedrooms; from s75;
convenient fof ARMY saw and
and Russell I'd. Alex TE B-4400
ARL. --Redecor i-bedTm apt IN apt
bldg. incl auto laundry, parkins
= min. Pentaeon. nf. IT Myer
Adults only En-. s-s67s days. IN
3-82ns ewes, 20
ARLINGTON Columbia pike NJ
Fredertek st., Magnolia Gardens
Avail nov. beautiful and spacious
Hytng-din1ng room combination. 2
large bedrooms. latest IN kitchen
equipment, parauet doors, Venetian
blinds. 3 'expoSureks utils. furn /,
500 Q mo one bedroom, $500.
For information. cali ia S-3670.
ARL. New de luxe 6-room duplex
> blks. Arl. Court House, Wilson
blvd, and near Ft. Myer: ample
closets and storage space. 1915 n
Yeiteh ST. Apply next door or phone
W. 6-s907; rents. size and $llb
ALEX. gis 8. Patrick st.--i-bedrm
apt. tile bath: ianitor: conv. ali
buses s7oi avail Dec. /. Gail 80
ARI.4Nev de luxe s-rm. duplex:
/ home atmosphere. near ATl Court
HSSss s5S sto.sa. wilson sp.ss Syd ss sssi S:es
81. Apply next door or phone IA.
S-S907. Rent, $40 and Sis. --6
1-hedrln. apt, SIT so
mo-, utiiA Included: pet accepted.
10 min. Pentagons IA. 2-fa0i,
AZ sitsS aRgn1,K g51; KEssssaaays; .sha ynsr;,,r.,o17, al
eeptionaily wonderful large two
bedroom apartment. Spacious high
ceiling plaYToofn. Private laundry
room and Earden. Parking space
for car. Only S1ib per month. Cau
for appointment. JAMES L. DIXON
a, 4 CO. sT; 3.7Soo; s!Gs,,: v.,k,,. - g..
store: .idry, facils. and otf-street
parking; $g5 per mo-, all utiis. trel.
See Mr.. CoNROY on premises. S2S
y. Thomas s.. cail IA. 5-o6ss,
N. ARL.-Just opened. washington
Vista Apt: ! and 2 bedrm. tuxuty-
yDs ssy apss pvsr,sas,n. eas SP g5nya.e saa s
lockers. laundry facilities. see res.
mgr. 1916 Key blvd, Apt. zoe.
JA. s-6sse. ARLINoToH REALTY
ARI..-1s AZ. 3 s.6sdrm. extra lie. apt.
unfurn; Nv. rm.. l4x23: lfe. KIT
hedrms.: cross sentiiation; priv.
entr and sun deck. In1med. poss
Cali ia, H-9012. 20
MISSIONER ARkA--i -bedrm. Apt. (.
good size rms; eony4 to bus. shops.
schools: &t3S. METzIER. IA. s.
1870 ewes, Mr.. Tierney. sA. g.
FALLS cHuRCH-i-bedrm. apt. /.
500. 30 Heat and h.-w. incl III.
ATTRACTIVE newly decorated l.
bedroom apt Nr. ArL blvd. bus
ins p,.ss. asS FoFt :, ;ssr, n mo 1919
DEC. 1---Niee l-hedYm. apt. near
] siossss. iocf&sr. & lass.: III Garden a nj proi. ~
"a. 7-SssfI 8. JA. 1.s6O0.
n. ALL Attrae, lst-n. 2-bedrEl,
ant PVT bsn,t a2.spt. Knit. Avail
ARE: Pis ksika n IiEiseSHfff,s-arlshs isSff, ~.
eiosets: porch: yard. TU. s.fs39,
TWO -BEDRlG. APT, / bin, on WI.
son blvd; 2tid fir apt In 4-faHiily
BLDG. rent $e2 so. ii.ri. heAt; d.
rect tarnsp on wilson blvd
WILLIAM NJ. TfIRoCKMoRTON .
Realtcr pI S-0Oe2
i7sT NORTH vETTcH ST,, ARL..
VA Beautiful apt. with bedrnis
eafbaee disposal and ample storage
space In nearly new bids. xi45
per month. Avail Immediately.
WALKER u DUNLOP. INC
$50 North Monroe 81. ia. 5-2400
TO Inspect, Call XII. 9-43s3
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ApTs. uNFuRNIsHID-MD.
gEAT PLEASANT, MD. $3.50 Central

sEAr PLEASANT, MD. $3.50 Central
bath; SOS. Z. R. RuPPKRT. 81
EVANSVILLE. nj. ,R. !. ave and
42nd PA rooms. bath. laund, rm.,
ali utils.; SIS. OWNER. ia. a-soi0.
1iI4e OLD BLADESsBURG RD.-
-esdrma apt. pvt % home ssa l,,,. pSs
RockvffT.EE.i ,k fgH and bedrooms 4,
ing room. dlnette. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch. rear
schools and shcpping center $50
SedTns. apt: SIS snd 500. incl
utils.s adiac shop, trans. M.
schools. 10 6-sl19. 20
3108 FAKNUM ST.. Ant. Al topen
aaysl - Detached building near
hsdrni. dinetts: Kitchen and oath;
only S62 mo Apply WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP aat Il st. n;p'
TSRoSiA sPsRK. $500 Roanoke0ave.
very attrae. l-bedrm. apti mr..
pvt psrkins. Ju. s-3i7i. --8
BETHESDA, ND. : and hedrms;.
llv. room. din. space. kit. bath
and rear screened porch s6o-Sso.
SAMUEL s. BoGLEY. INC. OIL
TaKoMa PARK, 9o5 Fairyiew ave
--l-bedrni. apt, for quiet couple or
single person. Living rm.. dinette,
Kitchen, bath. storage space. AND
attic. Utility rm. ST so. fncludinE
qsii.tiss, gemlesk 4.4lAsa ss,,, -.
Liv. rni.. with picture window, bed
Is run.. ire. kit. mod. cabinets. bath.
laundry. Cples. only: S65 per mo.
incl. utiis. WA. 7-SbT6.
Nm. VINO bedrms.;s lty. rln..
kits bath. ise. porch. 10 smokins
4 ROOMS. tile kitchen and hath:
cnnv. loc. utils. fufn... AP, 7-3Ql T..
6}i6 l4th ave. Hyattsyille. rs
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BELI6tILLk -Qu1ot eple.i xno NJ
/ bedrrns iiv. rnn.. KID. ovt bath
and entrance. utility rrn- ample
H' al utiis. VIZ. s-4sal. ~
HYATTsvILLE Hills, eli4 4lst
erifr and parking. free use of wash.
machine: fenced yard: $40. Reduce
rental for maintenhnee. ~. a-0sta,
cArIToLs HTS, ND. eos Bis. pl.
IS rooms. semipriyate bath. con-
yenient location; $50 per month:
RE 6-7477. ~
TAN. PIX, MD, eos lincoln ave-,
No 4-3 rms. kit. and bath. heat
and hot water furr.. $3.50. ~.
1os UNIVERSITY AVE, oisn Echo,
Nd I'D clean rms. bath: lse. closet
space; Esrage: no children' 500.
KENsINGrON--2 bedrms.. liy. nm.
din. fm., kitchen and bath; utils.
furnished: ldry. fAcils. furnished;
conv: te shopptng. schools eaHs sne
10. 5-2Oi0. 20
COLLEGE RARK--I blk. from uni
bedrni. apis. VA. 7-i7e3. 20
nj. RAINIER Md sms.. share
Nstn: $45. utils. included. Dls =
siInkfR nefR srKINu. ON BusLIsEbe-
sirabie / and g bedrm. apts large
rms. and closets, picture Windows;
aundry and storage tsetitEaeg :, Ss9S 4 81;
!. I. aPTs; Jgs ,s;; ssa4o4 o.A,m h,,sh, 3
stLtEh 81 srnsFss.-ss-r W. ~, ssa cinssts
isnndry hM nsis sfiascilitiss. psrkIns; $3.50.
utfis' inci. JU -84(I6. 90
COLLEGE PARk-4-unit brick bldg;
lv. rIn. . bedrns.. de luxe kit.,
disposal, exhaust fan. oantry: laun-
irv snd storage room; Tx. shop
ping center. transp.; oiistreet gark..
ingi see so: INCL util; e,a apply a.
TAKOAIA PARK--Fiover ave. Lily.
rm., dining room. Kitchen. ped.
rooms, bath. Chased in porch: heat
and light furnished: laundry fectIt-
ties, Available Immediately. Ju. g.
CORAL HILLS garden epts. At D. G
Nr. schools. shops. bus. Jos s-70ss.
rAKoMA PARK-Nswly dee. i-bsd-
rm. apt Bus at door. coin washer
couple. 2nd Or. Ju. 5-3740.
TAKOhlA PIX bedrm.s 1et ff. apt;
8-unit brk. bldg Adults. S6a.bO
insl; utils, ", 6-2lS3. ,o Moth
Manor n cireie4HS7s.s6 to sol so.
1 and 2-bedrm. apts. Liv, rnn., din;
area and bath, kit. with stove and
refgr. utils. incl. call Mr. DAVIS,
resident; manager JU. 1-OSll OF
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
INC. l522 z g nv, Ma. s-onOv; sl
Ssrisn Se luxe III; la; utiis. fnrn.; 500. so.
HYATTsViLIE, nsI MiDi.Mcheerfui q
49i7 JEFFERSON st. Phone AP T-1152,
TAKOAIA PARk--New 4-untt BIDS.
S2f4 Houston ct. rms, 2 bedrms..
4 exposures. picture windows. walk
n elcssts sss ,e,s. one q a. me hns1s assess apss
TAKOMA PARK---Very desirable L
bedrIn. apis. Nr. transp. and shop
ping center. Reaut. dec. incl. COLI
ored tiled batb. Storage space,
parking area. use Of washing ma
chine. S76 so and $3.50. utils.
incl JU. s-SQdI
TAK0MA Park OPP Washingtonn
san, Tie Msplevood ave- Apt. =
front porch. An util.; s6s. ~.
1oBED5RooM APT, Clean. convent
ent to shopping center and trans.
portation: $7os5O per month; all
utilities are furn. S310 Flower
ave, TakomA Park. Md. or call
IA 9ss.sbIE 9.abErS slteF Fs.s:;a,m s;a ant. ON
md d. Of pvt, home. mr.. Andrews
FieId. 500 With h.-h.w. ana garden.
nYt. entf. RE 5.5S6l.
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1871 NORTH VErTCH ST., ARL..
va, Beautiful apt. with 2 bedrms
and den or 3 bedrrnk.. disfiwAsher.
garbage disposal and ample storage
per month. Avail, immediately.
WALKER u DUNLOP. INC
ESQ N0Yth Monroe 81. ia. S-2400
TO Inspect, Call XII. 9-43s3
Evening star., 1955-11-06

BELTsvTLLE -oulet epls.i End A..
and dIti; entrance. , Stiiisy in. ample
closet space, use OF auto. Washefs
all utiis. VIZ. 6-4421, ~
HYATTsvILLR HILLS. e1i4 41st
are.--4-fm. mod. apt, fst 1i.s pvt.
eTitr and parking, free use of wash.
machine: fenced yard: $40. Reduce
rental for maintenance. Ju. e-0h43,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-03
Robert S. Bains, Sol.
938 Wayne Avenue
Silver Spring, Md.
Trustees Sale

OF Valuable Improved Real Es-
tate in Silver Spring, Maryland
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority conferred
upon them by a certain Deed of
Trust from Melroy M. Ford and
Evelyn c. Ford, his wife, to Mil
ton F. Clogg and James H. Muir
dock, Trustees, dated December
80, 1858, and recorded in Liber
1875 Folio 326, one of the Land
Records of Montgomery County,
Maryland, default having been
made in the payment of indebted
ness secured by said Deed of
Trust, and at the request of the
parties secured thereby, the I'M
dersigned Trustees will offer for
sale at public auction in front of
the premises on:
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2I, 1865
AT 400 PM.
the property described in said
Deed of Trust is as follows:
Lot numbered Nine 90 in
Block numbered Three 90 in sub
division known as Indian Spring
Club Estates, as per plat re-
corded in plat Book 10, Plat 1889,
one of the Land Records of Mont
gomery County, Maryland, known
as 222 Granville Avenue, Silver
Spring, Maryland.
This property is improved by
a detached brick, six rooms, one
and one half baths, built in gar
age, gas heat dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE
All Cash. A deposit of 100000
will be required at time of sale,
balance upon ratification of the
sale by the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, Maryland.
This property is being sold sub
ject to a first trust of approx
mately $1O,400O0, the terms and
conditions of which will be an
nounced at the time of sale. Tax
es to be adjusted to date of sale.
All conveyancing, recording, rev.
enue stamps, and title charges
to be at the cost of the purchas-
er or purchasers,
MILTON F. CLOGG,
Trustee
JAMES H. MURDOCH,
Trustee 487
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-03

the said minor child; that the defendant
has not remarked.
z. That after the said decree the said
defendant placed the minor child with the
defendants mother, Lena Elizabeth Eichen-
laub, former wife of the plaintiff, Frank
J. Eichenlaub; that the said Lena Eliza
beth. Eichenlaub died July 1, 1855; that
TO the hest of Plaintiffs information the
SAID defenadnt did not support said minor
child while he was in the care of the
said Lena Elizabeth Eichenlaub
5. That since July l, 1855, the said
minor child has been in the care and
custody of the plaintiffs; that since July
l, 1853, the defendant has not communi-
Gated with, or supported said child, or con-
tacted the plaintiffs since said date; that
since July l, 1858, the plaintiffs have
raised and cared for said minor child in
their home and have paid for the entire
support and maintenance of said child,
8. That the plaintiffs are financially
able to support said minor child and de-
sire that the custody and guardianship
of said minor child be granted to them.
The Petition then prays that the Petit
TONERS be granted the full custody and
guardianship of the said minor child and
for such other and further relief as the
case may require.
1t is thereupon this 18th day of Octo-
her, 1855, by the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, Maryland, sitting as a
Court of Equity ordered that the Petit
D.
f. Eichenlaub, by causing a copy of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper
published in Montgomery County, Mary
land, once in each of four successive
weeks before the 14th day of November,
1855 giving notice to the said absent and
nonresident defendant, Frank j. Eichen-
laub, Jr., of the object and substance of
the Petition, and warning him to appear
in this Court in person or by solicitor, on
or before the 2nd day of December. 1855,
to shaw cause. If anV he NAV have NVhV
decree may not be passed, as prayed, or
in the alternative, by service of copy
Of this Order Of Publication personally on
the defendant on or before one month be-
fore the said End day of December. 1855.
3D.. CLAYTON K WATKINS
Clerk of Circuit Court
For Montgomery County, Md.
True Cepy-Test:
Clayton K. Watkins
Clerk 1881
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-03
Order of Publication

The purpose of this proceeding
is to secure the foreclosure of
all rights of redemption in and
to the following property; name
ly; Lot Two (2) in Section Nine
ty-seven (97) in a subdivision of
land known as and called Gar
rett Park, as per plat recorded
in Plat Book A at plat 81, of the
\ Land Records for Montgomery
County, Maryland, sold by the
collector of taxes for said Coun-
ty, to the County Commission
ers, and by mesne conveyances to
the Plaintiff in this proceeding,
and was sold by the collector of
taxes for the Town of Garrett
Park, Maryland, to the Town of
Garrett Park, Maryland, and by
said Town of Garrett Park by
mesne conveyance was decided to
the Plaintiff in this proceeding.
The Bill of Complaint states,
among other things, that the
amount necessary for redemption
has not been paid, although more
than one year and day from
the date of sale has expired.
1t is thereupon, this 18th day
of October, in the year 1855, by
the Circuit Court for Montgom-
cry County, Maryland, Sitting as
a Court of Equity, ORDERED
that notice be given by insertion
of a copy of this Order in some
newspaper having a general cir.
culation in said Montgomery
. County once a week, for four sue
Fcessive weeks, before the 18th dav
of November, 1855, warning all
persons interested in said prop.
erty to be and appear in this
Court by the 18th day of Decem.
Der, 1855, to redeem the property
described above, and answer to
the Bill, and thereafter a Final
Decree will be rendered, foreclos.
ing all rights of redemption in
the property, and vesting in the
Plaintiff a title free and clear of
all encumbrance.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County,
Maryland
True Copy-Test:
Clayton X. Watkins,
Clerk 1923