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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29

Residents of Rockville and
Frederick may or may not be the
best of friends in the present
era, but back in 1858 a few harsh
words were exchanged between
representatives of the two COM
munities.
1t seems that a resident of
Frederick came to Rockville to
attend the Montgomery County
Fair in the fall of 1858. On his
return to Frederick, this gentle
man wrote a letter about his
Rockville experiences to the edi-
tor of the Frederick Herald.
The Fair he liked-the grounds
were beautiful, the displays in
teresting and the whole thing
indicative of the public spirit of
Montgomery County farmers"
But Rockville itself met with
harsh treatment at the hands of
this Frederickian who signed
himself 'Roamer."
1.-THE improvement in the vii
lage of Rockville" Roamer wrote,
either in appearance or popula-
ton, has not been commensurate
with the rest of the County"
This was mild beginning soon
to be followed by more colorful
insult.
ut is as dull and stupid a place
as ever dozed in a hot summer
sun, or Shivered and creaked in
a cold winters wind.
upon Fair days, as a matter of
course, the town is all life and
activity, and its good citizens are
busy in the exercise of their wits,
which have been made sharp and
keen by long practice and neces-
sity to make the most of them.
"At such times they manage to
make enough money to last them
the balance of the year, which
is spent, both by way of bust
ness and amusement, in a quiet
game of cut-throat, seven-up, or
every man for himself"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29
Life in DOgpatch
Was BOOtlesS Thing

The simplicity of life in early
Sandy Spring is shown by the
fact that for a time there was
only one pair of good boots in
the settlement.
This rare article was owned by
the head of the Thomas family
and was loaned out, in the true
community spirit, to any of the
neighbors about to undertake the
serious enterprise of a trip to
AnnapOlis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29
Fleet Met First
Of County Indians

The first record of a white
man coming into contact with
any of the land now comprising
Montgomery County dates back
to 1925, when Henry Fleet ascend
ed the Potomac to the head of
the Potomac and was captured
by the Indians.
In his journal he gives a graph.
ic description of the country.
Those familiar with it will rec
ognize the site of Georgetown in
the place 'where the river is not
above II fathoms broad, the
narrows Immediately below the
little fall and in the neighborhood
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29
HumOr Used in Business of
1915 in Montgomery County

remissness would not be noticed,
would not injure a cask of wine.
and that one bottle of water
This appears to be human ma
ture, and it holds good in paying
for newspapers. How many say:
My dollar will not make any diff
ference if all the rest pay and
so many being of the same mind,
a large portion of the subscrib-
ers do not pay up"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29

Imp. d. 1S93--the epitaph of
some famous race horse? No,
nor yet the name of some early
American yacht. Only the let
tiers and figures stamped on the
old.fashioned stove which still
stands in the office of the Mont
gomery County Sentinel at Rock
vile. Only an antique CRATE stove
but how fraught with pleasant
recollections.
For years the stove has warm
ed the chilled fingers and frost
ed toes of Montgomery County
citizens. For decades the older
men of the County seat and of
the outlying districts have basked
in it's glow and freely expectorat-
ed in the sand box that serves
as its base.
With every squirt of tobacco
juice, some tale was unfolded and
what intimate and searching an
ecdotes had their inception in the
ruddy light which bade everyone
a welcome. The affairs of the
County, State and Nation were
heatedly discussed for time meant
nothing to the old sand box.
Sheriffs, Governors and PreSi-
dents were named and are still
named but Imp. d. 1883 extends
glad hand as the old office re-
mains a rendezvous. The old
stove and the homemade cuspi-
dor sit proudly there in the cen
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29

Business methods of the last
century were a bit different than
those in practice today, but they
may have been m6re effective in
some ways.
The following brief article APP
peared in the SENTINEL of June
4, 1858:
"a German pastor, once upon
time, was to have his wine
cask replenished by each of his
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29

parishioners bringing him bot
tie of white wine and emptying
it therein
THE appointed day arrived
and, 10 and behold, instead of
wine each brought bottle of
water. Each one thought this his
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29

Editors note - Current re-
search does not indicate just
when the SENTINEL lost what
must have been the hottest art
icle in the COunty-its office
stove. But as recently as 1882,
the old stove was still function
ing in the newspaper office as
this account taken from the
July 80 issue ShOwS.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29

The 1858 editor does not give
the response in payments to this
unique method of billing. But
the SENTINEL of 1855 is consid-
ering adopting it rather than the
statement currently being sent to
subscribers.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
TRUCKS FOR SALE

ATTENTION SERVICE STATION
GMC '52 a-ton: equipped for road
service. Reasonable. JU. 9-Q4la
.NrERNAT1oNAL 1850 M-tor truck:
Z excellent condition; 4 new tires.
phons La ~ s4-6s2s. OF after : pm.
tahaEysoEEzT aa oIiz .sa .lm-son 7ss sssE.
8. W.B,, has heater, smooth finish;
READY for z toe; OK warranty; only
60. Ssvsn aSsa SSrners. Falls Church.
CHEvR0LET 1858 1s-ton panel; ex-
eel, cond., With extra seat heater,
grill guard, ladder rack; only 10, 600
MI; 81 100. HA. 2-7766. so
FORD 81 F-1 pickup; in excellent
condition. new red finish, and good
tires, ready for work: $69b. PARK
WaaXsFoRD: S0bl N ST. NV, AD.
FoRbS 5s Pen P.1 p,cSap: l y witS Sds Fordo 81 =.
matte and heater; MeadowbroOk
green finish and In Al cond.; S995.
PARKWAY-FORD, 3O61 M st. NV,
AID. 2-01e5. Open o It'll .. Sat. It'll 9.
FORD 1850 acton panel; new clutch
and trans, excel. paint, V-S. 6-piy
tires; owner-driven; unusually good
cond.; $3.50. WA. 7-3061. so
F0kD 'b2 acton panel; nice black
RsaSc.d sis psft 4 eSssss ssS OK kwissISdsS EsTStss
FORD 80 pickup; bright red fnish;
one owner; low mileage; top cond.
throughout; 3C-day guar; S795.
HILL q SANDERS, wash.'e Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV, NO.
7-111l. Open ewes. I'll Q. sat. tl 5,
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AUT0klo8IlEs a FoR sAtR

|cHnXgIKR 81 Saratoga. eeden;
msfie trans, PoWERFuL V-a no
TOR POWER aI%KRENQs o1e
owner. Finest condition. 0lafAn-
Ted, q ,lsS, cssh trade g tsfn.. p.
cEsyeiHEn AS siH IA lsss sSSla EsE Sors,r !. nun.
brakes: faid drive: esaer sxsrss:
loV. mfleaQe; new-car eend. Tor 2
real harEAin, call RI. S-s390. --e8
lCuRHSLEk ~ eonvertthles Wreckeds
Z n; new TOP; good notor' 500.
cakYsf1H isss New Yorker 4-dr.
sedan; nuid-torens tranSm-. pehsf
presd sscsps & onig %nss sfas siu nsFsn sRos
lOldsl, KR. 5-i3Os. Wis. ave. and
Kllieott 81. NV. Open daily ~ :.
CaR4sLER Is<i d luzs cub eoaeh;
ROPER isth and 4. I. ave ave. s.s.
|CHRYsLER 'BS windsor a. luxe co.
dan; conservative black 0nishs
eautpped With radio. heater and
automatic tnnRisson. Priced
csssSssppRPSSis ssSssppRSSis c.n1s4.ssSr q 81 s1S sc ESsT; Z
CHRYsLxR - New Yorker power
steering. Peysxntte. s,scnsd pant.
Sxn.r SS "a sssSs.s Ss.s j2 I1s Sa lSsaass pslsa''
CHRYsLER '4e t-door;. radio and
ssss: sssssr smScesS Month a Al eCooma. sas waT wsf
Tanty, NORTHEAgr MOTOR co.
(Fordl. 400 Dsnning I'd. ne. LU.
4-l011
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AUToMositEs HoR SAlR

|cHKy. 'Ss 4-deer BEL Air; Power,
glide, equip, Low mileags. exeep
aood eond. inside and cut: on
owner. Do. T-1255. so
|CHEV. '5S THO styieiina 9-dcof: 3,
tone blue; geoa s.rsss Specisl - z
ST.. s, hiHi- III 40. a-oisa, oDsn . = 9
|cHEy. IS jet black. hesut,fui spor
duARasNifskEbo. dduARaisNiisEo cSii n Ab. s.S7ss Sssa1as ans
ash for Bin 9erhas on oDen lot
33rd and n sts. NV. 3 tn 8
eEHVICEMEN FINANCED
|cHEy. .sS eonyertfble: beautifua sul
sSsn, dS'a nnssn6 nsssTn6HESiss ssrea d6AkzNTfzH kazisna
G., hs Ap = 2,ssss 81 ,.s sRd - sSs fer a s,l
IS. nv . til 3. sERvIcKSiEi
CHEvs. 81 styieline De luxs 4-aeer
PoRergiide. :. and h.: Hheridan BIN
interior; .S745. rARKWAx-FoRD
3 Sesi y 4 y sas e IN aH ADs a-olss. ops'
CHEv. 1ezs 2-dr. sedan; =. b.
family 2nd ear: $2es. ia. o-QI4s
CHRYsLKn 1851 windsor; newport
hard TOP. Auto. shift. radio heater,
yeE low mtlssss: one owner; s-scn.
positivieiy 1ni 'iss sane IS new 'sE1S stES1SroushS1t.
Must Sc seen 10 Be Appreciated.
Si,O05. BELL MOTORS 60l0 wis.
ave. nv. WO. 6-S900. so
CHRYSLER lgz7 little speciAl d
luxe: beautiful; radio. heater, nuid-
drive. $269; terms, S19 down,
ROPER" 18th and 4. I ave. ne.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

CHEVROLET so Flestiine de lnxs
4-df,: :. and h.. PpEerglide; d. e.
| Inspection guaranteed 100% plus
| our REGULAR Washington Automotiye
Trade Assoeiation EusrAntsE Psieec tSS
SoUTHEAsf NAsH. 2O35 Nicholi
ave. LU. 4-6200.
iCHEvROLET ,54 2-dr.. sedan: radio,
heater. directionai siEnals: driven
only. 5000 miles By Navy com
| mander: 81 AS. CHEVY.CHASE MO-
TOR Co. NC, 7725 Wis. ave-, OF.
4-010o: Home Of Country Ciup
CHEVROLET ,53 Bel AIR 2-dr:;
heater and many other useful aeces-
sories. $1.345. CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOR CO.. INC. 7725 Wis. ave-. Oh.
z-6loQ. Home Of Country ciuo
|cHEvRoLEF 1852 de luxs 4-dr.;
radio, heater. Pogerfitde. seat
sSssr; sSs gess ssry l. eHsas = siArosb aS kssH 81
cns1RSfaf 4aSI Sfaaf sSss Ss styi.lins me- ds iSss
sedan: heater and Poverglide, Re-
duced q s995: Car No; iH.A-
MOI. h1sR4S5o 4o sossRo ssosooo. ssSS CSsn wls .1:.. III
|CRkvRRoLEr kvRRoLEr 40 ssyleline l-dr.: !:
beautiful gray finish: equipped with
7. and b. See this beauty today,
Only SASS, easy terms, KENYON
PECK IssI s.c cHEvRoLEr sldS saods aes 6wy; nDss
'cHIEsvROLET IL niSI 1859 styleiins e-dr.:
sparkling green finish. equipped with
heater. matching seat covers. See
and drive this beauty today Only
SS96. Easy terms, KENYON.PkckI
ton. ton va. "a. S-soe5. Open til $3.50
cMEvRoIEr MfsvkRsSsi so sport coupe: excel
lent seamist green finish; fully
equipped with Powerglide. r. and n,
turn signals, Fordomatie and seat
ready to roll. Ideal second family
car. Priced ct only $595. LOGAN
tFoIdl, 2017 Va. ave. NV. ME.
caaESSRaS6LET 81 de luzs convertible;
rowsEsidst ssisat and ls; 81 tSEn Sae 'isnh niss
black top, leather interior. ..Today,s
big buy" 30-day guar. S795. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave: NV. W.
4-4300. Open ewes. til o: sat.
|chEsvfRoLEr GILL .sa a-dr.: heater: low
finish: like new throughout; A.mo.
guar. S795. HILL q SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
l4th st. n.y. No. r7-llll. Open
|CHEVROLEf 1850 styleline de luxe
2-door: $685.: radio. heater, turn
signals: has all the earmarks Of .
family pet. 1t deserves an9tner
good home. See It, drive It at VII.
LTAMS & BAKER, the areas Oldest
Nash dealer, 2gth and M sts. NV.
CHEVROLET 1850 styleline Dc luxs;
Powerglide, radio. heater. Call JU.
CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe sedan
tires, dark-biue fnish, maroon
custom seat covers; tiptop cond.
and very beautiful; $7Sg; Trittsan a
500 no.. z; 3; j. ave pe y pE; 9,. 2-ssg2; sssn.
Powefelide, =. and h.. seat covers,
turn signals, Wv. tires. dafk.green
finish. tiptop throughout; 81 .096;
gEittsp sgsnHIF6 TRlAEoLe 81 MoIqSs = g rs
2-6302,
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AUroMoslLEs FoR SAN

CHEVROLE1 "a Model s210s d
luxe 2-dr.: beautiful x-tone blue
with contrasting seat covefa. Has
h., turn 8igs.. many other extras.
One-oWner ear with extremely Low
mileage and looks brand-neW. War
ranfeed 0 mos. or 5000 miles. Spe-
slsl today 81 ,S95; ERAMk SMALL
m IssSS7 ESi 1888 Coed HoD. "a, Emss g.
CHEvR0LEf 1919 1-door De luxe;
5sss; ss.e low niiease; best otfer. o.
CHEVROLET ~ club eoups: excel
st.. Apt. 1o5. Ari.. AFTER s Pm.
CHEvRoLkT -. IKE nsu; 4-dr..
old. Cost new about $500. No
extzae- An ontstanding bargain ct
S1,696. M. 2-6546.
CHEVROLET 1850 cony.; Q very
clean car; fully equip; only &496,
TORS, 10. e-iis5. Is
CHEyR0LET 1854 Bel Air hard top;
Z. n. PoWefglide. u.-w. tires; only
S1.e9o, S106 down; 4 other Chev-
Eoiets to choose from. plNEY
BRANCH MOTORS. 10. s-i1s5:
CHEvRoLEr 1s4s sedan: r. b.: .
weekend special, S200, S6 down.
eINEY BRANCH MOTORS. 10.
CHEVROLET 1854 sedan; PswsrElide;
excellent cond.. low mtleage; equip;
looks ano runs Ike new; S1.396.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AUToMosILrs FOR SALE

ANGLIA 80 2-dr.; Britain's economy
car; up to so miles 70 gallon; green
flnishI new tires; clean throughoilt:
30-day guar: S295. HILL & SAN
pER5, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
lila Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4-4300.
Open ewes. I'll 3, Sat. It'll 5.
AUSTIN of England l94S Sun Bon
net sedan; splendid. S1s5 full price.
ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave. ne.
AUSTIN 1855 G-door; brand-new;
heater. defroster, signal lights:
SI,3g5; large selection Of small
foreign and American cars. NAN
HAITIAN AUTO. INC. (Est. 1919,
KaissT WHY'S aRS a,.sSM sxclHSiVe a,s4 6s91sT
EEEAAddEEY, EEEAAddEEY N ..S g. an and IN ihSoRRls = g
sts. NV. North 7-27O0; branch
sales. 1919 King st.. Ais1. Va.
BUICK 1855 Special Riviera hard
top; distinctive 2-tone matador red
and swan white ton with harmo.
mixing interior, set OF by Wv.
tires: twin turbine Dynaflow. de !.
radio and heater. and host Of
other accessories. A low-mileage, l.
owner car which reflects the finest
Of care. Orig. price. 81 1898. reduced
tt9r t sale At only 81 ,,ol. ,s9S; ohM4sLsAp 4alsai,
SlSsmosils SIsd SrI s' Rsais.is s.is4oS Spoo Wilson
BUICK '5s 4.dr.; low vI mileage: ex-
ceptionaiiy nice; equipped with r.
and h.. auto. trans; must be. seen
KENYoN-PECK CHEVROLET. 2tlH6
Wiser, blvd. @Ilinstons Va "a.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1e4s walk-in van; Boy
ertown body: excellent condition;
n sts' NV, o. can AID. 4-S7II. 10
FORD fb4 IS" pickup (newl: has
heater, Fordomatic drive and other
extras: .new-car price. $3.50; 5000
LQdAN IFord). iii 18th ct. nsawa
roEEEiiRNiEy,V FwD: eomplste With
unit with Waukesha engine, this
truck Is fully equipped. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO, 2S04 Jefi. Davis hwy,
FORD 1881 M-ton pickup: radio ana
heater: like new, private OWNER:
$500. call WA. 7-5845. 30
% iooks and runs like new. Has brand.
new paint lob, h., etc. This IL Q real
bargain and won't last long: Spe-
sisl tSSsy INe $50 sasS Pa rRANk sS,. ss sMAE L.
e-9k2T. 20
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AUroMoBILEs ron SALE

CHEynoLET 81 q laxs a;as.:: s7ee
caEylSllEIEI ..ssse 90 ss,,llg:s e lsss ui5;fk AT
3SsS ninn. ne. 10. i-S526. -Ss
CHEVROLET 1850 z-dr.: fully equip;
r. and h, low nileaee earl looks
and runs like new etoAlmansl
guar. car. so others: an makes and
models: easy terms aLrensed e
hesdauarters, Inside shoWroom.
Open IN Q pm. PARK On our Po-
tomae st. lot. sToHLMAN CHEYBo-
LET CO., $3.50 II st. H.v.
CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air convert.
beautiful sun-eold finish; car Is like
new; f1lly eonipped. !; ana n 49,.
beauty. It's the best buy Of your
life. 0sed-ear headquarters. inside
showroom. See Mr.. Worl.. AD. p
l646. Open III 9 pm; Park On our
Potomac s.. lot. erQHLMAN CHkV-
RotET CO. sess 3 Il f,.,l1 nv; sau,p.;
:. and B.. very low miissee; never
had an owner: neW-car title and
sToHLAlANse guar. 90 other cars
from $o5 M, all makes and models:
terms 70 suit you. See Mr.. WorL
AD. 2-1646. used-car heedqunrters.
inside showroom. Open tn 3 Pm
EALk 0l 041 LQeSA44+ ~ a1ts
sTOHLMAN CHEVROLET CO.. $3.50
CaEvRoiEr 4 II njn 81 club soupe: =. and
h.: S749. HoRNERe COR, Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
RIesHsiE SO a21V, 4-door: llsht
green and ivory custom seat coy-
GUARANTEED. Call AID. 2-S722 and
ask for Bill Serhns: on open. lot
ssTd ssFy1cnsrN ens n fsiIN;ANadEp.s 81; M; u .
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air; 2-tone blue
and ivory; fully equipped. Ike. new
sToHnHaN shTESHHfnhHGaaN auARasrssp. aAfRlai 8 aVsni caii
AD. 2-S722 and ask for Bill Serhus
on open lot, 33fd and N SITS. NV.
3 till 8. aERVICEA6EN FINANCED.
'49 taxi: motor over
hagleS; 7. and h.; best oner. edau 10.
CaHissVs1k0LEr .s4 4-ar. Bel Air sedan:
Wv. tires; beautiful 2-tone finish;
q beautiful car with 5000 actual
miles ct only $1.696: BREWER
MOTORS NC, Sill wis. ave. nv,
cMMkSEoIeT VIZ Silss 1s4o 4-dr. sedan; s excel.
lent condition. Call 10. 7-57i1,
cHEVRoI2T aiIsT 9 M 80 4-door sedan; fun
eautp,; S460; good eond. eprucs
WOMAN'S CAR
Low mileage. 1854 Plymouth 2-dr.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AUToMoBILB FoR sAiG

CaEvRoLEE 1858 Bsl Al hard top:
2.tone. poUerEllde: nko new.
$$a5sl,sG q 1875 terms arransed- Va; VAS
cEEvRoLrr less $40. a-dr.: !
and b.; orig. black nn.s low miIeass;
clean throughout: S0-day guar;
S1,le5. HILL q 9ANDERA Wash :,
Nv No 7-lill- Open eses- u =
cnEyROLEf 1881 styielins De mxs
1-dr. sedan; Attractive Breustsr-hlnl
ffnish with harmonixing tailnr-madl
seat covers. radio. heater, Power
Giide. This car has been thoroughly
reconditioned and inspected IN our
own shop; 3 loW-miieaee, l7oNner
car, which rejects the finest Of care.
HsTssp AZ 1ssssPpSi1Nfo NoTos SS5as 3 Co anS W. ar.
einia's I.areest Oldsmohiie Dealer.
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 7-6400.
CHEVROLET 1854 Corvette: like new:
beautiful polar white fnish. equipped
with r. and h.; red leather uphoL !
auto. transm.: WV. tires. Re And
drive this sport beauty today: only
$1 $s;sse. lev 7aSy ~ term, % ,ess Nas9n1 NS1sIssn
blvd, Ariington, Va. IA. a-oo0l.
Open tn ESQ weekdays.
CnEvR0LEf 1850 stylelins z-dr.::
exceptionally nice, sparkling green
finish; equipped with heater: match
ing seat covers See and drive this
beauty today. Only $666. Easy
terms. KKNY0N-PECK CHKVRO-
LET, $40 Lee hwy, Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-e003. Open I'll $50 Weekdsys-
CHEvRoLEr 1858 stylelins x-dr.: low
mileage: beautiful 2-tone finish;
equipped with auto. transni.. heater,
defroster. matching covers. See this
KENYoN-PEGK cHEVRoLEr. 1856
wilson blvd. arlington. We, "a.
81
i947 OLDsMOBILE oEDAN-----$95
1889 BUICK SEDAN --------- %
1910 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ------ 66
l947 KAISER SEDAN --------. 70
l0A7 PLYMOUTH SEDAN --A--- PC
Others TO Choose kfqHA
JOHN 8. REECE
1920 First St. 0W.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01

DS-n per
100 lbs of Dad and not than $4,000 plus $500
100 lbs. of overload.
In addition the fines designated person guilty
OF of
imprisoned for not than (6) months.
Provided however that penalty
shall
axle does exceed thousand 000 pounds
Immediately preceding following axle excepting
the vehicle
amount For of this
than eight feet apart shall be considered axle
b) Any guilty
provision shall be fined in an amount
One Thousand Dollars ($10O0OO
not NOR than six months both " - F -
SECTION 81 That Ordinance March 1912
and the hereby further amended by addition following
SECTION 5sA: Wheel Protectors No person shall drive or
Semiae used for the transportation goods property
bridges within
land unless such vehicle equipped with suitable metal protectors
combination of vehicles practicable the
from throwing dirt water other materials
clearance of than fifth
the
loading of the vehicle and they shall
protecting II the designed
accomplished
non other of then
required hear wheels
other Of the vehicle shall protective
eTndng at least to the center line of the axle
and entitled An Emergency Ordinance
Ordinance No 373 passed March being the Traffic
Ordinance called of the City Cleveland and repeating
Ordinance No 4561 passed July 81 1851" same
hereby repealed
SECTION ordinance is hereby declared to be an
public property health saftey emergency requires
the traffic regulations of the City
affirmative of fourhs members elected to the City
Commission it shall take effect and be in its
passage otherwise shall take effect and be
Passed November 2o 1865
Clerk Of the Comnaiss.os
Published December 1. 1866
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01
T'heater

A holiday package Of laughter
and thrills will be opened at the
Drury Theatre of the Play House
on December 7th when "Stalag II"
returns for a limited three-week
engagement.
"Stalag IT., the rollicking and
suspenseful comedy melodrama
that rocked Broadway for two
years and was then made into an
Academy Award-winning motion
picture, tells the exciting story of
American G.I.'s in a German prison
camp at Christmas time who face
life with lusty, good-natured hum
or and then suddenly discover they
have a spy in their midst.
"The Tender Trap" the popular
hit about a Manhattan bachelor
pursued by four beautiful career
girls continues at the Euclid-77th
st. Theatre of the Play House
until December 10th, when it
makes way for the Cleveland Pre-
mier production Of the larcenous
comedy, Reclining Figure"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01
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Shop, Easily Made

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-01
New Books

Books added to the library are:
Questions Older People Ask,
by Henriette Kish; Certain
People of the Book, by Maurice
Samuel; After You, Marco Polo,
by J. B. Shor; Mandarin Red.
by James Cameron; Nothing Too
Good for a Cowboy, by r. P. Hob
son; $50 Near and Yet So Far,
by Emily Kimbrough; mot To
Mention the Kangsroos', by Null
aka Corben; Experiments In the
Principles of Space Travel. by
F. NJ. Branley: "Teen-age Clam
our. by Adah Broadbent.
"Me and Kit. by Guthrie Nc
Clintic: Reckless: Pride of the
Marines, by A. c. Geer; John
Goffe's Legacy, by George Wood
bury: Teacher: Anne Sullivan
Macy. by Elizabeth Yates: "The
Answer is Cod. by E. NJ. Davis.
FICTION
"The Rising Storm" by Mar
guerite Allis; "The Prophet, by
Shalom Asch; "The Five Fathers
of Pepi". by Ira Avery; Cesar
Birotteau", by Honore de Balzac;
"Green Pond, by Evan Brandon;
"Trick or Treat, by D. M. Disney.
"Soeur Angelo and the Embar-
rassed Ladies', by Henry Dupuy-
Manuel; "Big Woods, By William
Faulkner; "Moonraker", by Ian
Fleming; "Outlaw Voyage, by Val
Gendron; "The Golden Balance,
by A. D. Hall; Bullet Law, by
c. N. Heckelmsnn; "Midpoint" by
Isabella Holt; "Andersonville", by
MacKinley Kantor; Maybe I'm
Dead, by Joe Klass.
"Not this August, by c. NJ.
Kornbluth; "The Deer Park, by
Norman Mailer; "There Comes A
Time, by G. E. Mercer.
"Star Guard, by Andre Norton;
"A Good Man is Hard to Find,
by Flannery O'Connor; Persist
ent Image, by Gladys Schmitt;
'The Token, by Samuel Shella-
barger.
"The Changelings", by 10 Sim
clair; Good as Cold, by A. G..
Toombs; Men From the Sea-, by
X. M. Wallenius; Esther, by
n. n. Weinreb; without Sane
tion" by Hans Werlberger.