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ALL OPEN DAILY
BETHESDA

Charming white brick and frame
Colonial home containing 3 bed.
rooms: LIST floor powder room, mod.
era kitchen and enclosed real
porch both glassed and screened
Well-planted garden with bar.
becue; 2-car garage. Priced to sell
at S21.500. To inspect. call Mrs
Carter: ma. $4,000: ewes. & week
ends, FE. 3-l91s. BOSS & PHELPS
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HOUSES FOR sAuE-Mp.
BARGAIN
WILL TRADE

'fSssrn ! ;,,s.s s.,e. s. s5ssl ne aS1,s,s ssas
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ONLY $500 DOWN
MICHIGAN PARK

Less than 3 years old: newly deco
rated, modern. semidetached brick
home. 3 bedrooms. well-eouipped
kitchen. full basement, III baths:
link fenced: / busfare; $500 mo.
w sTEUART BROS. INC. .
DI. 7-2434 DI. 7-S696
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EDGEMOOR - Gracious stone-arld.
brick rambler. set back from Quie,
street on almost one-half acre lot
Fenced rear garden with beautiful
tall hardwood trees. In this at.
mosphere Of quiet well-being is q
5-year-old roomy bedroom
rambler with large living room anc
dining room, completely equipped
kitchen, two-car garage, two full
baths. Designed for one who de-
mands one-floor living or q luxury
scale, Up to-date. vet not mod.
ernistic. Priced at S33, 500 fol
early sale by owner transferred from
area Favorable financing to quail.
fed buyer, Call Ii. 4-0S94 ol
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co.
HAMLET-Brand-new colonial nov
available in this yeti be -euualec
community in q lovely woodland
setting: charming beyond words: 4
tremendous bedrooms. 2h baths
ffrst-foor library and powder room
super de luxe kitchen: 2-car at
tached garage. Open daily. s Il
8 pm. Call DI. 7-6S3O.
ThOS. J. Fisher & Co.
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New Hampshire Estates

New hampshire ESCdCeS
1903 Anne .street---Practically new
baths, full bsmt. with rec. rm. and
outside entr. lge screened porch:
sll-elec. kit. priced to sell at once
HUGH T. PECK
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SEE IT NOW!

We have listed these homes
because we believe they are
well located. in good condi-
SILVER SPRING
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NEW RAMRIERS

OPEN 4 Pm. TILL DARK
Come out in the cool Of the evening
and sees these wonderful new
homes. individually built and de-
signed. Lge. liy rm. with frepl.
sep. din rm.: 8 bedrms.. 2 baths:
lot Directions: Out Georgia ave.
to Plyers Mill rd.. left to 1881.
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN
JU, 9-5444. Ewes. RA. 3-5SSa
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN

ONLY $3.50 DOWN
PIX -Bcautifal broom detached
o-story brick Colonial home; only
> yrs. old; Sl2 baths: bsmt. I'm.
ished In bright plastic tile with
paneled bar; kitchen is tiled from
redse. oS 70 inside ien and ne, eut: sia1 piesy mo-.
incl taxes and insurance,
sTEuART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-243i d. 7-s6o5
COLORED-217 seth ST. NE
Move In to this 5-yr, -old, semidet.,
2-bedrm, brick home for only $3.50
per month, No down payment re;
ViNNicK 4 COHEN. i4oS [ st
Av. ME. s-22e4. --is
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MASS AVE. AREA
SPRINGFIELD
SACRIFICE

Out-of-town owner forced 70 sell
lovely 3-bedrm., brk. rambler; far
sive appearance, quality eonst. ;
excel. loc.. nr. Sumner and close
to all schools. Featuring lge. liv.
rm., sep. din. rn., eompl. elec.
kit: bsmt.: gar: porch: patio.
beaut. rock garden. A terrific
buy. Call Mr.. Hall with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. $1,000 Ewes. OIL. 4-073s
MONTGOMERY HILLS
ONLY S12.95Of
This 2-bedrm. California modern
home has expansible attic and is
only 2 yrs old. Situated on lge.
level fenced lot. New cond., GI or
conventional terms
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN
JU. 9-5444. Ewes. JU. 9-1447
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LESS THAN $4,000 will buy a 10.
Nicely arranged with 3 extra
refars. and gas ranges to produce
excellent income. Be sure to in.
vestigate.
CHARLES s. MUIR
Phi. MA. S-l595 2O3 Southern Bldg
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LANGLEY PARK. MD.

decorating. owner In Europe; Z
bedrooms, brick Colonial, center.
hall plan with full basement. SLATE
roof. las is" price is S16.250, GI
Here's a pickupi Vacant now.
ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 RA. $4,000
HAYTTSVILLE HILLS
Approximately " acre. shaded lot
with this 2-hedrm BUNGALOW: larg,
expansible attic, fireplace in Twins
room, scperate dining room: frl
basement. VA approved, $I1 1915.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-l166 WA. 1865
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SS5 per, month Is all you need to
with large Anchor-fenced yard.
/ Vacant. move in tomorrow MOD
| ERN REALTY CO., LO. 4-545O: II
no answer LO 6-413l liz
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HAMMOND WOODS. Silver sprine-
Then you must see this gorgeous
3-bedrm. rambler in most desirable
location on wooded corner lot.
Priced at only Sl5,5nO GI, no
money down. sIoIER g. CO. 10
4-S3s3. OIL. 7-DS2T. LIS
H1LLANDALE--Spacious brick ram
bier; 4 lge. bedrms., ga baths. sep.
srase Sp I acre sereeaed oa For po5eh ssts ss5 ss
HE. i.64OO, HUGH T. PECK.
kENSINGTON. Si6,gbU - Modern
brick rambler, near excel. grade
school and rec. area. Attrac. liv.
and din. rms, modern kit, 3 bed
rms. full bsmt.. built-in gar. AS
sumo Az Gl loan. Owner has left
SigsSo ~. ,JWEEEp Co. EN- B.
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D. c. line beyond Westmoreland
Circle is an opportunity to pur-
chase at reduced price this inn
maculate and spacious center-hall
brick Colonial. Paneied library lge.
bedrm. and tiled BAN on 1st A.: 3
5sehs Ssay snd s,,rse ssdrms ms IN, and With
bay window overlooking beautiful
rear terrace: family-size din. rm.,
lge. de luxe kit; above-ground
bsmt., incl. 36-ft. paneled rec. rm.,
attached garage. Price. S43.950
Call KE. 10000 till Q pm. RE-
Atty BROKERS. INC, REALTORS
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Poplar 2-o442. Ewes, Gaithersbu
4B3, Ia
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MINI. AVE-. e70s. North of Pa. ave
Best buy: 7-rm.. 2h-bath, brick
home. Nice. lot. Garage; $4,000
down. OIL. -4-2016. lis
NEAR PAROCHIAL SCHOOL-Semi-
detached brick: 6 rms, 3 large
bedrms,,. fin; bsmt.. gas h.-w. heat,
large fenced lot: Al cond.: $13,-
$50. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
LU. $4,000 LU. 2-5976.
LO. 5-hO52. Ia
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CONTINUED on next passl
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900
Trades Considered

Foyer entr., left. liv. rm., frepl.,
din. rm., mod, kit. garb. disp. and
dishwasher 3 bedrms..- den. and
bath plus pwdr. rm. OF approved
LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 CO
CO. 5-3533 % TIL o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Andrews-Smith
Bout on Tv
Wednesday Eve

COCOANUT GROVE, fla
Two outstanding light heavy
weights, Boardwalk" h IL y
smith. No. contender, and
lanky Paul Andrews. who holds
the No. 3 spot. will meet in a
TN hereunder in this city OF
palms. Dec 20.
Winner OF the bout will be
in line for a shot at champion
Archie Moore'x title.
Smith. who halls from Allan
tic City has won his last eight
fights and has al overall record
Of So wins three draws and 20
defeats
Ills Buffalo, NY adversary
has spiraled into the top circles
Of light heavys within the last
two years. Tie has record Of
20 wins and four losses.
The fight viii be televiSed over
the CHS network al 1000 pm
Est.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Parents of Ohio
State Grid Star
Flying to Bowl

ASHLAND. @ The .p.r, o.
gl&.ne and good v u tow ard mon
49, q lcuc fuller meanins this
Christina, iar JOHN Roschmu ana
us w.'l Geraldine
Some 1900 youngsters OF Ash
land High School have raised
fund OF $500 10 send them 10
California 10 see their son. Jim.
play for Ohio State in the Rose
Bowl on New Years Day.
Roscuoo is d maintenance man
a gNu SEQ n ts 1iccc town
lIc couldn't aHrd q tap % ,hc
huse Bowl a3d tho Nids DECIDED
80 40 ,oNe'iae about T.
Jim 10 year-old halfbaok Tor
the Bic Ten champions. is one
OF their iavoriie people. He
was the only Negro in the high
school two years ago when they
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

cago Bears, who had lost a
regular season game 10 Sammy
Baugh and the Washington
Red Skins by 4 points a few
days before the championship
playoff.
The Browns, like the Bears.
proceeded to wallop the day
lights might, too. II any out
of the Skins. Final score.
Bears. 70, Redskins, 0.
Browns 56-l0 victory over
the Lions is the second best
record in Championship his
tory IN the National Football
League
incidentally. the Browns,
like the Bears. had lost a reg
ular season game to their op.
ponents by four points ll-l0l
last Sunday week, same Mu-
nicipal Stadium,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

ior his home town Fresno
Gait, team and had a rookie
professional season al bat OF
.265 IN the Glass G. California
League. Tucker has been as
signed 20 Allentown ia. Red
Birds Glass A EaSiesn League
affiliate.
Second Bascnian FleNd Rob
nSon, a product of Danville.
Va. is making one OF the ois-
rest Jumps graduaune from
the Cards Hannibal Mo. club
IN the Glass d NJ O v.
League where he hit Sli and
drove g9 runs across the plate
io the Red Birds Omaha club
IN the Glass A Western
League.
A teammate 81 Robinson,
Third BaSeman Arty Burnett
~ Webster GrnVes, Mo, lat-
rewly missed coping the NJ.
@ v Leagues stolen base
honors with 80 thcfiS as he
was edged by Manager J [.
Dunn who Swiped 81 sacks.
Burnett hit $50 and has been
assigned 10 the Cards Ham
llton, Ont. farm club IN the
Y. O. n. Y. League,
Outfielder Walter Tyler 2
native of Los Angeles, COM
piled a 1854 batting average
as hot as the climate IN which
he played a sizzling 4Oo with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Wayne University
Joins President
Sports Loop

WAYNE University hiss Joined
with three OHIO universities 70
form the new Presidents Athletic
Conference
The new league will include
Case Tech. John Carroll and
Western Reserve OF Cleveland.
Active pariicipaiions will BEGIN
with the 1855 spring sports
schedule.
This is Wavnes first LEAGUE
aflliation since Withdrawal from
the Mid American Conference IN
l947
The Presidents Conference VIII
include beth intercollegiate and
intramNral competition Athletic
scholarships and other methods
Of athletic SubSidiya,ion Will be-
abandoned Governing body OF
the conference will be the tour
university presidents.
Football seasons VIII he limited
TO seven games dwNg q ten
week fall period
The schedule is moi TO ex'
tend beyond the Saturday be-
fore Thanksgiving. Spring prae'
fiee and WaYne's season
training camp at Brighton.
Mich. have been abolished.
Recruiting has beer ouilawed
and conference athletes and
coacheS cannot participate IA pre-
season or poSt.ScaSon games
Preseason SCylmmagcs or ptac-
t.cc sessions with other nSNiu-
uonS also Will not be permitted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
ItIFinoIly Happened
Browns Beut Lions
II finally happened

- Ah'"iie hdlip'll'N
Coach Paul Browns cleve-
land Browns defeated a Buddy
Parker. coached eleven. II came
on the Ohioans' ninth try.
Running up a 56-lO score IN
Cleveland S municipal stadium
last Sunday. the Browns accom-
pliShed many things IN sixty
minutes of hard football
They not only defeated the
Lions IN their eighth attempt.
but became World Champions for
the FIRST time since 1850
Each year the Browns have
won the Eastern division tiilc OF
the National Football League. bot
have succeeded in winning the
championship twice Oncludihg
Sunday.
Twice before 1883 and 81.
they were beaten by the Lions
in the championship plaYotf
game.
Had the Lions Won the game
Sunday they would have esiab.
lished a record in The National
Football League of having won
three championships IN a row
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Browns Total Score
Rivals Chicago Bears

Paul Browns SOLO victory
over the Detroit Lions IN
cleveland's Municipal Stadium
Sunday dethroned the Lions
from their hefty perch.
II marks the second time
that the Browns have been
world champions since enter.
inc the league in 1850. The
Lions, champions two straight
wears, were seeking their
third consecutive crown.
That year O950) the Browns
defeated the Los Angeles
Rams, formerly OF Cleveland,
30-28. 10 notch their first
crown in the National Foot
ball League after winning -four
straight in the now defunct
All American conference.
Strangely ough, the
Browns performed feat SINH
lar To that Of the 1910 Chi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

Aston To RECON- Cards--iag
Twenty-Five Negro bali
PLAYERS are signed To contracts
n The 81. Louis Cardinals OF
orsanization. Three have seen
action with IN. 81 Louis Ma
Iwpal Leaguers and Ct those
players, two will report TO the
Red Birds ST Petersburg, Fla
Spfus training camp in 1889
Rghlhander Brooks Law
teaVe whose Ga mound mark
~ Columbus. o., in the Amer
itan Association limited little
OF The sensational record Of
10 victories against Just SIX
NetbdckS he was 10 compile IN
'he final two-thlrdS Of the
1874 National League season
Is mentioned as one Of the top
'unlenders for a starting berth
with Manager Eddie Stanky's
1883 Red Birds.
FIRST BaSeman Tom Aston.
purchased by the Cardinals
nom San Diego Of the Pacific
toast League tor the 1854
campaign. completed the sea
son at Rochester. N. Y, fin
ishlng " IN a .29S batting ave
rage in his third professional
season. Lawrence and Aston
VIII make the spring trek to
Florida with the parent Red
Bird club.
Highthanded Pitcher Bill
Greason saw limited action
with the Cardinals and had
a National League record OF
one loss and no wins, tie COM
pleied the season al Columbus,
o., and showed a record Of
1913 in American Association
play.
Other players in top minor
leagues under the Red Bud
wing are First Baseman Bob
Boyd from Memphis who had
a $40 swat mark with the
Championship Houston club
and Outiielder Willard Brown
OF Kansas City. Mo. who hit
'Sla for Houston against Tex
eS League hurlerS. Boyd and
SreaSon have been assigned to
Rochester in the AAA Inter
national League for 1855 while
Brown will remain on the
Houston roster.
Len Tucker. who May 20.
1898, became the first Negro
10 sign a Red Bird pact. led
the Class d Three-l League
IN the stolen base department
with AZ thefts to his credi,
and clipped the ball at q .293
pace for Manager George
Whitley" Kurowskia Peria,
III, club
Tucker played last season
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
They'reTops
at Baseball
in Majors

Four au, Of iAe last ,.N ,elec-
aon Tor MNP honoes p me Ma
iional League have boon Ne
groes
Jackie Robinson started the
ball rolling in ls4s. Roy Cam
PAMELA gave II push IN 1851
and again in 50. This year
Willie Mays kept II rolling.
In between Jim Kons'antv oi
tho Phllics cappci u % ia5o
while Hank Saucg VAS Mp
labeled ia 1852
National League pub3e.>ts Gov
now say that not only are TIE
stars M HE y tn i Lcasuc ha'
The Negro stars. 90 boot
These figures not only point
out the phenomenal rise OF The
Negro ball player since ls47.
but also The value of such
players for pennani insurance.
The Dodge won peuNaN's N
a. ~. 50 ana SO The Giant
won II In 1851 ard 1854. and VII
he Mays parked them bo'i
times Cleveland Won IN IS ans
81
Attendance feNlc. m ,can
with Negro stars show profit
instead 90 losses whether 'he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Aston, Lawrence Top Players
in St. Louis Cardinal Chain


MeNlraH Mex Glass c Arr
iona Texas League but was
not eligible lor the batting
crown nasmuch as ne came
tn bat only 300 tmes
Inticldcr Bonnie Crumpion
Of Alton. H. was TNlers
closes, pursuer IN the a,tro-
nomical batting average de
pariment with a 3o9 swat
mark complied through u
games With peoriaS ihrcc. |
Leaguers. Tyler and Crunp
ton will remain with The same
clubs for 1888
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
'Trotters 18th Year
Most Successful

CHICAGO, H. CSpctap The
year Of 1884 assumes q prominent
niche IN the archives Of the
internationally -lenowncd Harlem
Globclroitcrs basketball team,
owned and coached 10y Abe sap
crSicln of this city because II
marked the lultllment Of a
dream
When Sapersiein first or.
qanized his quintet 20 seasons
back. he dreamed OF the day
when il would have played on
all six continents OF the globe.
That goal WAS reached during
this year when the Trottcrs
travelled go Australia the sixth
and las, Of the continents fol
them
For the second successive yeal
they completed their regular WIN
ter schedule of games without a
defeat. Skcin OF 1868 trIumphs.
During this time. a second
unit was dispatched on a u.s.
600 mile. ten-week tour that
won "a games played against
Tho Boston Whirlwinds in Aus
iralia. lndonesia. the Philip
pines. Guam. Hawaii. Hong
Kong. Singapore. Malay States.
Japan and Formosa.
On March %. IN New York:
Madison Square Garden the
Trottcrs opened their fifth an
nual World Series OF Basketball
against the College All Amer.
cans OF the season winning II
Is games to 7, against the great.
cSi squad OF varsity stars even
assembled a total of 2Sl oO'
fans saw the games which were
PLAYED IN 20 different cit'cs ~
q days
After two week rest, the
GlobctrOitCrS were divided ini,
Two units and one lett Tor q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

3S game tour of Brazil Uuguav
Argentina, Chile, Peru and Ncnc-
xueia n South America as Well
as Puerto Rico Cuba and Pana.
ma
rNcv won all games many
from The Honolulu SWtidc Of
Hawai-. who accompanied then
and Che rest from teams " ihos,
counties visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

"a III AlIll OF ilcAl year
Smith. who guided Cooley
High School 10 a series OF city
championships in Detroit prior
10 World War H. came 10
Wayne in ls46 as an assistant
after III zee years Of Navy serv
ice as = Lieutenant.
Since then hc has served a.,
end coach IN 1916 and l947, va,
head coach in 1913, and VA
again end coach IN l949 through
1854 under Zar1a
Smith Sccu, 10 be- iallnrn.aae
for the post under 'he neg q,
cmphasis program SET up pv ine
Presidents Athlete Cmfcfen e
winch Wavnc io.ncd lai Ncck
A top educator as well a, ofach
Smith nh, 'ac qualifications ~,
NE coaching post winch fcQIuc
that all coach br regular teach.
ing mcnbcrs Of tine faculty
One Of ihc most liHeable neu
on luc WAYNE campus Snfa d
expected 20 Dc able 20 gather
cooperation from Wayne AIN
lr DC staff which includes aa rs
pcrcnCcd group on football
coache
Sine, ,prng practice ha bcra
abolished and since lecta'nrnt
of athletes ha, been ouilawcd.
Smith VIII face none Of the usual
winter and spring coaching pfoh-
lens Except tor PIE season meet.
ings with his staff hs veal work
won't begin until nest fall "hcn
be moot. VIM M, 1893 .auac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

Nncn practice opens Sept u
Wayne VIII play = seven same
SCHEDULE next year including
games wiih Case Tech y West
en- Reserve john Carroll VI
Louisville and Omaha
a - gear OLD graduate oi
Mlcalgan Normal sna'n also
holds Masters degree rom
Wayne
Born no Woodstock ll and
a.sod . Wisconsin SmfD served
"a the Navy ia World Wer ! i9t
ioui wears ai'cHofds 10 slD
uMn, and was IN officer n
World war II he lives 81 Detroit
with he N4ie Heicn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Sugar HHy
RinfOHp Hf
Olympia

Sugar RAY Robinson, one OF
the greatest ,lng men of all
time. starts his much discussed
comeback campaien al the Olvm-
pia Stadium "Wednesday Jan 5lh,
The former welierweiqhi end
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

middleweight champion takes
on rugged Joe Rindone OF
RoxburY Mass in his first bid
to prove that he can disprove
the rings bleak axiom that
they never come back.
The bout vail be blacNcd out
for both radio and tclcNiSlon
Robinson has been absent from
the rine for two and a half years.
lis last nghl WAS his heroic hut
unsuccessful effort 10 dcihronc
joey Maxim as heht heavyweight
champion IN June, 1892
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Wayne Names Smith New Head Coach

Shy modest Herb Smith. who has coached football
Detroit High school and college circles since 1929, has
taken the duties of Heal Coach Wayne University
following President Clarence r. lllberrys recommends
ton Of last week that Lou Iarzas contract be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
FkIT'Z
VIEW
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK tDi.1a -NDoosy
wa 'h' cas- bt p 90 na,n
G. an' u4''car & ao tis, a5
named the ~ >a-aole Pie &c
H thc Naitftal Leae.r f Nrtr.
Sports writers and fans have
waxed lYricsls about Wilhss
talents. and many people have
paid tribute 10 Wilhe mod
esiY and sporismanship.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-23

ular benefit in attracting more
residential building at this time
in face of our present public util
Il ty problems.
The proposal to appropriate
$4,000 for leasing a parking lot
was opposed by the Board of
Trades representative James
Miller who said that this plan had
failed everywhere it had been
tried. His solution was that the
$4,000 be used to amortize a bond
issue to institute a parking pro
gram.
Ralph Williams, Chairman of
the Parks and Recreation Com,
mlttee, made a plea for a fulltime
recreation director and two more
assistant supervisors. At the same
time Mayor Hovsepian requested
that the recreation department
not wait for a community center
but embark Immediately on a
teen-age program for the city.
Another request referred to the
City Manager came from Rock
crests Tom Mcmillan who asked
that a curfeW be imposed on the
recreation areas to eliminate part
of the destruction of equipment
plus installation of light facilities.
James Miller speaking for the
Board of Trade opposed the trans
fer of $4,000 from the parking
meter fund and asked for the
restoration of $4,000 used for the
purchase of City Hall. He also
expressed opposition to the sur
charge on the water rate, stating
the Boards feeling that heavy in.
dustrial users should get lower
rate if anything.
Other reactions to the budget
included a spokesman of the Lii
brary requesting an extra $500
for an increase in service with a
half-hour earlier opening and an
additional morning.
In an hour-long hassel preced-
ing the budget hearing, the Mayor
and Council agreed in principle
to the extension of a two-mile
sewer to the proposed Cabin John
trunk line. This will serve the
development planned for the Con-
gressional Airport tract.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-23
A Recommended Choice
For the Planning Group

AS readers of this newspaper know, the SENTINEL
rarely endorses any Individual for public office The main
for this policy the feeling part that
rare occasion indeed when any citizen stands out above
his fellows to the extent that any newspaper take
itself part of decision that belongs to the electorate
In the of the proposed candidacy of O. W. Anderson
for the UpCouny Planning Commission however, have
hesitation in giving endorsement the proponent
of his candidacy - the County Farm Bureau says Mr.
Anderson is preeminenty qualified person. as farmer
and who has taken keen interest in civic affairs
for this job
By his appointment the County Council will give recog
milton to apprecabe block of worthy citizens who have
felt somewhat neglected in the deliberations the powers
thatbe zonng matters At the time we have con-
fdence in Mr.. Andersons fairness and
This should make him a noteworthy addition to the Up
County Planning Group that is wrestling with an important
necessary and difficult job.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-23
Defendants.
Equity No. 1921
Order of Publication

The object of this proceeding
is TO secure the foreclosure of
all rights of redemption of those
parcels of land described as fol.
lows:
Property in Montgomery Coun.
ty, Maryland, known as Lot 20,
Block /, "Rosedale Park;
Property in Montgomery Coun.
ty, Maryland, known as a tri.
angular parcel adjoining Lots
and 8, Block "B", Section 3.
Highland View of Sligo Park;
Property in Montgomery Coun.
ty, Maryland, known as Lots 13
and Ia, Block e., in the sub.
division known as Hollywood
Park:
Property in Montgomery Coun.
ty, Maryland, known as two
acres "Rich Lever, as described
in a deed recorded in Liber go
at Folio 31S.
The Bill states, among other
things, that the amounts neces-
sary for redemption have not
been paid although more than a
year and a day from the date
of the sales respectively has ex
pired.
II is thereupon this 18th day