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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
Dinner Bell
Tolls Jan. 20
For Fir,;enlen

More than smoke will be on
the menu at the Silver Spring
Hot Shoppe Saturday night when
more than 95 members and
guests of the Rockville Volun-
teer Fire Department hold their
annual banquet and dance.
Main speaker of the banquet
will be Robert Byrus of the Uni
versity of Maryland fire fighting
school, and specially honored
will be the five charter mem
bers of the department who are
still active. They are:
Marbury G les, president;
Clarence E. Anders, vice presi.
dent; w. V. Wilson, honorary
chief; Albert Hamke and Frank
II. Higgins. Honored guests will
include members of the Gathers
burg, Kensington, B-CC, Sandy
Spring, Laytonsville and Upper
Montgomery Departments.
One of the highlights Of the
occasion 49, in addition to memo.
ries of past fires - will be the
presentation of tie claps bearing
the Departments insignia to
members by Ned Stovitz of
Nedley's Jewelry store.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
Recovering Polio Victim Set
TOLenoI Local Dimes March

When Rockville mot her
march to raise funds for the
benefit of the anti-polio drive
they will have extra determine
ton in their step. That's be-
cause they will be led by a little
lady who has herself been
stricken with the disease and
knows the Importance of fight.
ing it.
The lady in question is Mrs.
Virginia Eckhardt, SIG Still.
well Road, Rockville, the mother
of three children and the leader
of the Mothers March of Dimes
in the whole Rockville area.
She volunteered to work in
the March. And when asked
why, she needed no prompting to
give her answer - it came from
the heart.
"The Polio Foundation has
been most generous with me-
she said. "They bought my
wheel chair and my braces and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
City Civic
Units Aid
|Fete Plans

Like a string of firecrackers,
Rockville civic groups continued
to detonate with explosions OF
civic pride this week as the Feb.
l city-wide meeting to celebrate
the City's "All-America" award
drew nearer.
Continuing interest was shown
in the meeting on the evening
of Feb. 1 in Richard Montgomery
High School following the an
nouncement that a number of
notables led by U. S. Senator
Glenn j. Beall have accepted in
vitations to the affair.
1t was also learned that one
of Virginia's civic business
leaders, l.. e. MarlOwe of Rich
mond, will represent the Ma
tiOnal Municipal League = one
of the sponsors of the sponsors
of the nation wide contest to
select IL communities that
have taken strides toward be-
coming better places in which
to live"
Mr.. Marlowe will present the
award to Mayor D. Y. Hovsepian
and deliver the address of the
evening. Fletcher Knebel of
LOOKS Washington Bureau will
reF resent the magazine which
.co-sponsored the contest with the
League.
A member of the Leagues
Council, Mr.. Marlowe is presi.
dent of the Marlowe Tire Co.,
Inc, of Richmond, and former
head of the National Association
of Independent Tire Dealers as
well as the Richmond Citizens
Association. In the latter capa-
city he is credited with having
led a reform movement which
installed progressive government
forces in Richmond in 1947. He
has also been head of the An.
nual Tobacco Festival in Virginia
as well as the Virginia Cruise
Corporation.
Tickets for the speaking part
of the program, which will be
held i'm the RIMS gymnasium,
are still available at the City
Hall, Peoples Drug Store and
the Rockville Drugs.
1t was also announced this
week that the Rockville Civic
Association will meet at 8 pm
Friday in the City Hall to dis
cuss plans for a possible Rock
vile Civic Center including the
City Library.
And plans were already well
advanced for a gala fund
raising dance by the Citizens
for Good Government and
friends of the city in the
KensingtOn ArmOry from 0 to
1880 am. on the evening of
Feb. IL. 1t is expected that
more than SOC couples will at
tend with the price of the
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27

nounced Mrs. Marian MOseiey
eligible to stand trial for the al
legged Staying OF her half-sister
on Nov. is. The States At
tOrney's office indicated that
further mental tests have been
requested before Mrs. MOseIey
ii returned here for trial.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
Council Shelves Hot Up-(ounty Coming Ordinance
For Three Months Pending Court Test Of Legality
Polio Flights Net
$768 from 44O

More than 440 persons accept
ed the invitation of the Congress
sional Squadron of the Civil Air
Patrol to fly in order that
others may walk last Sunday
with the result that the county
polio fund now has an additional
$768.
This report was made by Rob-
ert Finney, Squadron member
who originated the idea. He also
said that 25 pilots and 16 planes
took part in the unique fund
raising effort. More than $50
gallons of gasoline donated by
the ESQ Co. and Charlie Can
mons service station were used in
the flights.
An 84-year-old woman was one
of those flown over the County.
Thirty County policemen as well
IS the B-CC Rescue Squad and
the Rockville VFD assisted in
the operation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27

they provided me with special
nurse when 1 needed one.
"They ask no questions when
help is needed and they expect
no reimbursement. This is my
contribution in helping the
March of Dimes raise as much
money as possible. The Mont
gomery County Chapter takes
care of its own polio victims, and
I want everyone to know just
how anyone stricken is helped"
After her attack of polio three
years ago, Mrs. Eckhardt was
almost completely paralyzed.
ut thanks to the assistance for
which she is so grateful, she has
since regained the use of most
of her body and can lead a nor
NAL life.
Although she still needs braces
and a wheel chair, she is able to
walk, swim, drive a car and keep
house. Her mother, Mrs. Frank
ell, spends the winter months
with her to lend a hand.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
Late News Briefs

To avoid conflict with the Rock
vile award dinner at RMTIS on
Feb. l, the regular meeting of the
West Rockville PTA has been
postponed. = 1t will be held at 8
pm. Feb. 8. Memberships are
still open and will be welcomed.
DR.. Roger M. Cole, Chevy
Chase has been elected President
Of the BCC Chapter of the Izaak
Walton League. An NH scient-
list, DR.. Cole succeeds Arnold b.
Mckee of Bethesda. The League
also announced the appointment
of a committee to Apply conser-
walton practices TO its 365-acre
tract near PoolesVillc.
The Auxiliary of the Henderson.
Smith-Edmonds Post OF the
American Legion will meet at the
clubhouse on Congressional La,
at $3.50 pm, Feb. 9. All wives,
mothers and daughters of Legion
members in the area are invited
to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27

The Council also rejected a
compromise suggestion by the
State Roads Commission with re-
spect to Monroe st. The street
would be cut off by the extern
sion of Route $40, and the City
has been opposing such step
on the grounds that the street
must remain open to allow ex-
pansion in the area reached by
it.
The Commissions proposal
called for the construction of
bridge or underpass if the City
would agree to the temporary"
closing of the street In rejecting
the offer, the City indicated its
desire to continue negotiations on
the matter.
Mr. MARYLAND also reported
that the State has offered to re-
align Baltimore Rd. and bring it
into First st. in back of the old
Lyons estate if the City would
accept the new thoroughfare for
maintenance.
In other action:
The City approved plans for
the installation of curbs, cutters
and paving on Denham Rd. on
a "a cents per front foot basis
much to the qualification of resi-
dents who expressed thanks
through J. C. Boyd.
Appointed George Horneck to
the traffic and transportation
committee, Mrs. Estelle Hartley
to the centenary committee and
Tom Rathbone, DR.. Parlett
Moore, Jack Jones and Don Gold
en- to the housing advisory COM
mittee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
Mobile Rescue Unit
On Hand for Council

One of three mobile rescue
hospitals" in the State demon
strated its wares for the bene.
fit of the County Council Tues
day and the fact that it appear
ed during heated public
hearing was reported to be acct
dental.
The Capital Area Rescue
Squad bus - equipped to care
for IS litter patients-and boast
ing staff of a surgeon and 81
crewmen was the unit involved.
County Civil Defense authori-
ties praised it as of great assist
ance in the event of natural
disaster or enemy air attack.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
Sandy Spring Firm Is Going Up;
Has NelU Elevator TO PrOUe IL
BY MRS. OsBURN. sTABLER

If elevators make a sky
scraper, the quiet little commu.
nifty of Sandy Spring this week
became the first in the Up-Coun.
ty area outside of Rockville to
get one.
At least the Mutual Fire In.
surance Co. of Montgomery
County at Sandy Spring has an
elevator in its spanking new adj
dition that was opened to the
public last week.
In 1913, the company cele.
brated 100 years of progress and
now, seven years later, its con-
tinued success has necessitated
the expansion of office space.
There is the handsome, bright
office of the president, done in
pine panelling, painted a soft
gray, with a taupc rug and
blending Grapes. The board
room on the second floor is equal
to any with its moss green car.
pet, tannish drapes and long
mahogany table.
1t even has modern folding
canvas doors which may be
opened to allow the room to be
used for a larger gathering if
necessary. Also on the second
floor are the powder room and
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27

Authorities at Spring Grove
State Hospital this week pro
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
Lane Plan
Hits Hitch,
Gets Study

Halted by the refusal of two
property owners to agree to
terms, the Rockville Mayor and
Council this week took the knotty
problem of the widening of Com
merce La. back for more study
including the possibility of con-
demnation of the property.
A total of 1643 square feet are
involved and the City is consid-
ering the payment of $4928 for
the land to the two owners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27

Rodney c. Hibner, formerly oil
the Washington Central YMCA
this week took over the job as
director of the Bethesda. Chevy
Chase YMCA, succeeding JOSEPH
b. Bunker who retired recently
after 81 years of service.
Ways in which the library
might expand to meet growing
demands will be studied at the
annual meeting of the Rock
Vile Library association ut 3
pm. tonight in the Library.
New trustees are DIR. Morris
Belkin, William r. Hall, Donald
Il. Hunt, John w. Henderson,
and Mrs. John WheIan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27

To expedite City business
and to enable citizens to plan
their requests for public hear
ings, the Mayor this week
asked that residents note that
the Council meeting on the
fourth Tuesday of every
month has been set aside for
public hearings. No hearings
will be held at other meetings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
Stormy Session Ends
In So Vote to Delay
Measure Until May ?

Upper Montgomery Countys controversial two-year
zonng ordinance will go the shelf for another
months while its egaty is tested in court the County
Council decided Tuesday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Withers Announces
Special Music Day
For Parish Churches

A festival Of religious music will
be held at ST James Episcopal
Church at Gainesville on May
81. the Rev. r f. Withers. Jr..
announces The program Will be-
gin at II a m
Rev Mr. Withers will talk on
music Of the church and the pro-
gram viii include contests for
cholrS: one for the best rendition
Of hymn a professional. recess
Sional or sermon hymn and an
other for the best rendition Of the
chants of the church
There viii be occasional in
which all the choirs from EpIs-
copal churches in Appomattox
Buckingham and Cumberland
counties will participate. This area
comprises the ABC Parish.
Picnic lunch will be served with
each person asked to bring a pic
mic basket After lunch. a record
ing Of Handel's Messiah Will be
played. and the program conclud-
ed with an old-time hymn sing
Mr.. Withers invites persons Of
all denominations 10 the hymn
sing and those interest In church
music are also invited
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17

American Legion Auxiliary. Jack
Garland Unit. Tuesday May III al
. p III with Mrs w w McClin-
TIC Miss Anna Dickhoff. co-hos-
tess. Special guest Mrs II L
Graham Department president
Slate Hill Chapter, ID A. r..
Wednesday, May 10. at 8 .. m..
with Mrs w J Sydnor and Mrs
y Moss Smith
a. n 4. w. Friday, May 20 at
s p. m with Mrs l. b Franck Of
Cumberland, Annual picnic with
Pr Leah Block Frankenthal.
guest speaker sponsored by Fell
loWship committee
Women OF the Moose. Thurs
day May l9 AT 3 y IN al Moose
Lodge
Nora Lancaster Garden Club
Tuesday May II at 800 ~ m.
with MIS- John T Hickman FIX
hIDit altar arrangement Pro
gram garden tour
Judith Randolph Chapter. ID A
r Thursday. May 10 at 8 , III.
at LongWOod House H0steSses
MIS- J A. Spencer and the Misses
Portia and Carrie Spencer Busi-
ness meeting
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
HartWell e.. Carroll
Rites Held Friday
At Mt. Tabor Church

Funeral services for Hartwem
Gary Carroll 80, Buckingham
county farmer who died We'd
neSday. May II were held Friday
at 2 m. at Mt Tabor Mntho-
dlstrit Church near Wlngina with
interment IN the church GENE
terry The Rev. William Kessler
offieiated
Mr. Carroll of near Manteo
was the son of the late George w.
and Victoria Terry Carroll He
was a member OF Mt. Tabor
Church. where services were held
He is survived by three daugh-
ters Geneva Wray. Of Schuy-
ler. Virginia Branch. Of Rice.
and Miss Vera Carroll, OF Man.
leo. a sister. Mrs. r. w. Gunter
Of Shipman. ard six grandchiI-
dren.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Rev. T. Z. Reynolds
At Miami Convention

The Rev. T p Reynolds. pastor
Of the Cumberland field of Bap-
t.st Churches, leaves this morning
Tuesday for the Southern Bap-
fist Convention at Miami, Fla.
opening Wednesday and con,in-
Nlng through Saturday
MI Reynolds Will attend with
other minister and laynen from
the 20 states comprising the
southern convention He will 20
as an official delegate from the
churches in his field
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
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Anne Atkinson chambefiayne
represented NE fatTnYille chap
tef q ne Association fot the Pres
fifaf'oh q Afiei icaaI Indepehd-
enc "hlch ied difeflly to the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17

Mr. ana Mrs Ttt~eee .raoyn. T.
l.e mon9av u atfA,,a III vIr-
ognta F,tnerst f,.r..@f.,~. (.onvsr,.
t5ca At r{o.a, ;,oanaxa s<anrl.v
ana Tgey4,v " aes ~ pa,-
err pJrger usll attend ts,e mot
.nv rn qas,rsa4g
1aose from JOINS IMMORAL
Fl Opal Church n.azlnq the an
naal DatF.ct Plgnmaqe 10
J4ckacn Field lone rot ORR Or
Saturday Wege Mrs Harvey 3
Whitaker. Mason Hauleu VIZ
tfast,r rotis,,oer I.ne. ,...-s III
comma - ~ 80 ~ ~ a9d .e,.s
!. ,ert T. Wvners Il,
81 and Ms Ge0ege Newman
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Miss Betty Durfee
Honored at Shower.

Miss B -tty Jane west ~ .19e
wood college hon.rcd MISS Batty
Ddrfee. OF Prospect, with a TlS-
cellaneous shower IN the Horne
Management House on WeiIla#-
day. May II
Quests included Ms Bessie
Durfee. Mrs. NH Griffin al.ss
L9ra Bernard MIS- Betty Priae
MISS Betty Davis. Ann watkins.
Miss Joan Williams Miss 10 Ann
Dyer. Miss Betty J. Griffin MISS
JAMIE Scott. Nils Francs North
ern. Miss Ellen Brent DE- atd
Miss Barbara F'e.taaus
THE bride-to-Dr reaeiyed many
useful gifts
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Plant More Trees
Progress Listed

Some 20 million tree seedlings
are now growing at the tWo State
forest nurseries located near
Charlottesville an d Providence
Force. Seeded In record breaking
numbers In anticipation Of the
demand that will generated by the
Governors Plant More Trees pro-
gram. they are breaking through
the soil in the nursery beds and
are reaching for the sun BY late
fall they viii be ready for trans
planting in field or forest
The production goals call for
20 million seedlings this year Of
which l7,750000 viii be loblolly
pine Other species and amounts
viii be white pine. 1000 900 .
shortleaf pine. 100000: Virginia
pine, $50, 600: red pine, $4,000
black locust, $4,000 red cedar
l25, 900 yellow poplar, l25 900.
and black walnut, $4,000 OF
these amounts, 1875. 900 VIII be
grown at the New Kent nursery
and l,l25.0 900 at the Charlottes-
vile nursery.
During the past year distrbu-
ton Of tree seedlings totalled
nearly IS million. bringing the
grand total planted since the re-
forestation program was first be-
gun IN Virginia in 1917 up to
about rs million. And rs million
trees is the three-year- goal Of
the Governors Plant More Trees
program
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Walter NJ. Carter,
Former Amelian, Dies

Funeral services for Walter Nj
Carter former resident OF
Amelia. and a brother Of Mrs
John w. Vaughan, Of that place
We're held April 2T at the Waugh
an-Guynn Chapel at Galax. In
terment. with Masonic rites, fol-
lowed al Galax cemetery
Mr. Carter died April IS in the
hospital at Galax He had been Ill
two weeks.
Mrs Vaughan is TIT only sur
vivor in the immediate family
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17

Mr. ard Mrs James Helms and
son Jimmy Of Charlottesville
we're the week end guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. A {. PauIette.
Members Of the Auxiliary TO
Johns Memorial Episcopal Church
VINO Will attend Tie Petersburg
District annual meeting Of the
Womans Auxiliary on Thursday
at the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd. South Richmond, Will be
Mrs a 3 Holmes. Mrs. H. v.
Lancaster. Miss Mary Nicholas.
Mrs Shelton Whitaker and Mrs.
Jean A Vache
The Rev John 4 Winslow Of
Suffolk Diocesan director Of Re-
lgious Education. was here Sun,
DAY for a conference with Suns
day School officers and teachers
u Johns Memorial Episcopal
Church TO discuss the new Epis-
coi'ai 1huich &fooi cufrmuiuni.
A. aud ~ ~ -, y.oe, :,
and Harry Kayton attended The
Lions Convention during the week
emo
Mr. Andrew Cushman. Of Dur
ham n c. was the week end
gafst Of Dr and Mrs + K. Elliott,
81 aanlpdeh-f7ycney
MT. ana MIS- = r wilson en-
tef1aihed theh orioge ciuo' Thurs
gay night
Mrs II + Graham ~ p,,iask,
,.;1, e. III ,oa, l'-Se,
N'"i uoi'' ueSoay through lhurs-
gay
NJ ana Me- ~. ,o,a.a
q,,a,,t gIndau +, rho.ha,n ~
! t+'''1@ VI Sil ana 4"IA- william
Y '''e''
Mr. and Mrc n q Ctlrpar and
son pop,hv Grant cundov H.
Woodherrv E,oraet ",
Mr and Mrs. Meredith Robe
son spent the week end at their
in Mays Head. N c.
A''s'' h"te faSies' VI ~ iciioufs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17

A Tom Thari1 wedd.n wll be-
presented Friday May 20 1T 3
p m oy TSP biz and Second
Grades az WorshAm school
Sponsored By th Parent Teach
ers Association with Mrs Graves
Thompson IN charge. the we'd
ding will be presented In the
school auditorium There win ~
a small admission charge
The ways ana Means Commit
tee will have O Country Store
following the entertainment
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Church School Meet

Church School officers and
teachers OF Johns Memorial EplS-
ccpai Church Val hold a business
meeting Wednesday night al
P naa May IL al THE Parish
House
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
IT'S LATER THAN YOU Think
1925 THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1925

THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1925
- Property West High Street and
council London take with State and County to
the streets
MARCH ministers conducting half hour services in Ma
theatre for days during Holy Week
retired blacksmith dies home
Walnut ST. injuries received when knocked down by auto
Main and First Streets, London
MARCH Jefferson WaeWorks
village 470 46 Committee organized to back the project highly
election fights
MARCH II 81 prominent London attorney
than so years, dies after years illness.
Mitchell 4S dies London
long Illness Squire Thomas 78 u P London
than 80 years, dies
MARCH Madison
Demonstration Agent for period of five years
MARCH Boys Girls basketball
County Tournament banquet.
1e45- TEN YEARS AGO - 1e45
MARCH - Cpl Snel George
loses both hands Germany In Italy
Germany Heart injuries
MARCH IS approved by ration board for Victory Gard
ems"
MARCH Johnson work
High Street
MARCH II William Peyton SIr of Mr. Glenn Sifrit
Columbus formerly London French Foreign Legion for six years
visits grandmother Mrs VIM P Mother) Smith Elm St.
MARCH IS Flight Officer Donald Turvy of Mr. Mrs
TurVy killed when fighter plane crashed aeoff FL
MARCH 9 Lions Club Plain City conducts White
brings $1,000 fund to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Suzanne Rea Will
Head Study Tour

Miss Suzanne Rea, head of the
English Department of Northridge
High School, Dayton, will act as
trip leader on the Fifth Annual
High School Study Tour to Wash
ington D. G. and New York City,
sponsored by the Dayton Council
on World Affairs. Miss Rea has
been advisor to the Northridge
Junior Council on World Affairs,
an organization to promote the
study of international affairs in
high schools throughout the
country.
Beginning April 3, over 200
Montgomery High School Students
from more than 20 schools will
spend two days in Washington
and two days in New York City,
talking to u. S. government Of
ficials, Congressman, diplomats
from other nations, United Ma
tons staff members, business men
from abroad and private Ameri-
can citizens, as we'll as seeing
points of historic interest.
Upon their return, they will
share these experiences with
friends, club groups, newspaper
editors, radio and television au-
dienceS.
Before leaving Dayton on Palm
Sunday, all tour students and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Three Big Issues

The proposed merger of the 600 members of the
AFL and CIO into giant union raises three at the
least. important issues.
Under the proposed unity arrangements. says President
George O. Lynch of the As Pattern Makers League work
will be barred from selecting unions of their choosing
a provided in Section VII Of Act of Congress.
So much for the organized workers. What of the
ized7 The Right To Workiaws of II states declare that he
right work shall not be denied to anyone because of
bershp-or non-membership-in a labor union
And what about the public? Should not giant organized
labor be made subject TO the antitrust status ap
pabe every other segment of economy Labor unions
should longer be permitted TO conduct amounting
TO restraint of trade.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25

He stated that there seems to be
considerable belief that this date
was moved forward to April 18th,
the same as for individuals, which
is not true.
In view of these circumstances,
and on the basis of u finding of
fact that reasonable cause does
exist, LOCKER said, reasonable
cause shall be presumed for late
filing if tentative return is filed
by March %, 1855 accompanied by
so per cent of tax liability. In such
cases interest will be imposed from
March IS on first installment only,
and second installment of so per
cent may be made on June IS
without interest.