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Evening star., 1955-10-12

BE8UTICIAN. part time o. tuII
ssss s .l:sss esSssia Job ave oL M 4-sssi Iil'''
BEauTIcIANs. experts. s-day Sk..
help. MISS BRUCE. ST. 3-515s.
sEAg5,sns .asg1ssa s.s :, yl ss,. 70, ..l.s;. sss
Must suslify: Replies CONFIDENTIAL
BE22fuTicIiN. 2f fiSaH; s'-iii licensed. colofsd.
shampoo gifi neat and small; TOP
salary; Call RA. 6-69oS. or OIL.
BER2utifIcrANs, i2tiIIcrAN all-round operators.
to work in ultramoderd. salon; ex-
appls al p'sSssIER4 'RsSosssIER4 4 THOMAS HAIR
STYEIsTS, 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
2 70 9. Monday through SATURDAY.
BESuTiCIaN. EEi ItSS. shampoo sirl. nes.
and clean. Apply LEONARD HAIR
eTYLIsT. 231S Wis. ave. NV. We.
BIfx1TY IzIis SHOP manager -rscss-
ZIONIST. mature. full charge. beauty
ship backsIound preferred. For n
teryiew. call Mr.. JULES. HE; Z.
Billing Hing, CLERK. familiar with
BurTouehs billing machine, tipping
and shorthand: excellent. pay ana
working conditions: 5-day vsek.
machine operator.
for financial association. Burroughs
multiplying-type preferred. Hrs.
Employe benefits Call MR.. sTADT-
BookKEEPiNG @ Hf: CLERK, 5-day. 40
hr; VIZ. Leave priyilsEss.. Appls Apass
ehief accountant. BARBER q h9ss
BOOkKEEPER. experienced. part
time, 4 hours day. s days week;
Apply Mr.. Fertick. WOoDLEY
Bno66Kkff;EPER no6SKRkff;E iG congi nsgTiEsSSeojGaRxxPHER. sSej axPER
mature white woman. .5-day week:
sanitarium. 80 min. from wash
private rm. and bath with fuIi
maintenance In addition TO good
salary. State age and experience.
B0X lA1-A Star. liz
Evening star., 1955-10-12

20 DAILY. sen luminous door
plates. Write REEVES. Attleboro.
Mass. free samples and details
PART TIME. young man TO work as
parts clerk for local distributor.
La, 6-241l. Ext; 81,
OPPORTUNITY for experienced pro-
fesstonat real esate man able 70
handle the sale of all kinds OF real
property TO a variety OF clients, In
established small progressive real
estate property nanagement, ana
construction once: must be ener.
eetic and seif-motiyatine; good
earnings for the right person: must
nave desire to grow with the once
and accept increasing responsibth-
ty, Please reply In writing. stating
qualifications and present earninss.
BOX 2fb-A. Star. Id
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statesmen

Associate yourself with the leader.
We manufacture and distribute q
complete line OF aluminium storm
windows and doors. Our season is
lust starting. Get In on the sround
floor now. Tremendous promotional
campaign now underway. Present
men are earning 5000 TO, $500
over 25 with cars. Leads furnished.
ASK FOR MR.. KIRKLAND
o TO 5.
Sill GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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HELp--MEN

sALEsMEN, white and colored, eve.
nings and Weekends: make $50
weekly spare time. Fast moving
item for Christmas. MARYLAND
TOY CO.. LO. 4-7017. -l4
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YOUNG MEN
AGE % TO 40

Do you want . steady In
come, IL mos. q year, every
year for the rest Of your life
earning $4,000 to SIS. ZOO q
year, employed by the finest
local Institution in its held7
Company that Is well estab-
iished, reputable and imam
ciaiiy secure. No out-of-town
travelling. Credit and eharae-
ter references essential. NO
experience required. Complete
SaIesmanship training given
and salary while learning our
business. After 3 to 4 wks.
ones earnings should be ?
minimum $3.50 wk.--inuch
more TO those who are alert,
ambitious and willing TO learn.
Apply IN person to Mr.: Ao:
siler. Suite 639. Woodward
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV,
Thursday or Friday, 8 am, 70
Ia noon and 1910 to 4 pm.
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HELP MEN

OPPORTUNITY-Puli OF part time
IN our sasa ssP.rs SsR.rsmsns 1siyisemsn eesss
(wAiteI: no experience REQUIRED.
Not canvassing. OF. 4.69o3. 20
EMPLOYED MEN Z.
Is hrs, wkiy., 5 ewes. and Sat; VIII
earn you $40 wkly. Apply 6:30-
pm, RIM. 705. 1919 T st. nv.
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HELp--MEN
statesmen
SPECIALTY TYPE

A1A A1N&AAA@4 = = \ = = ~
WORK OUR QUALIFIED LEADS
no additional expense to present
spending. Sell an idea and
average s100 deal. Well estab-
lshed business. We invite inquiry
OF our bank and Better Business
Bureau. We only advertise hy
word of mouth. Call In person
See ANDY ANDERSON.
SANDWICH MAN or CLERK, expert
son. HOPBERG DELfCATESSEN,
7S22 Eastern ave. NV. lis
SANTA CLAUS. immediate opening
through holidays; mfddle-aged, heavy
set. JE. 3-I643, 10 a.m.-ll pm.
--l6
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper.; local references. MONARCH
SERVICE STATION. 4710 Lee hwy.
--lJ
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
part time. ewes, and Sunday. Apply
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER,
q sspg,lT sgS9 Wisconsin rsa;Cs ays r wrryS1..Sr
work. Apply AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER. 49a0 Wisconsin ave. NV.
SHEET METAL MAN. who can fol-
low patterns: must be dependable,
state age, type OF experience, per-
aancni. Box 2aT-A. Star -1a
ShOEMAKER, must be reliable and
experienced; $50 week and com
mission. DEBOkAIR CLEANERS.
2612 Conn. ave. NV. AID. $1,000.
liz
SHOE sALEsMAN--Experienee. Top
salary and commission, Apply
Manager. 53lS Baltimore ave.
SHOE SALESMAN, excellent oppor-
tunity for qualified man TO make
good connection: MANY elnpioye
benefits: also part-tiTne salesman
3l46 Wilson blvd, Arlington and
7Q22 WIS, ave. Bethesda. ~-15
SHOE SALESMAN, full time. or part
time. 3 nights and Saturdays. Ex-
perienced in shoes for the family,
1854 N Highiand st., Arlington.
SOLICITOR, commercial account:
credit collection. experienced; part
time: good opport. Box 4i6.V, Star.
Ia
Evening star., 1955-10-12
MELP-MIN
REPRESENTATIVES,

corporation in WASH,
& tlms .nd sass % pars tnRiSs lss .as. @sa .sa .s
sat- 10 contact company sc-
counts with our new plan Of aerF.
ices that are In great demand.
Requirements are q car. neat.
ness with pToGressiveness, and
ability 10 meet the public. Com
pany Representative VIII be az the
We'd and Thurs, 10 am. to IL
noon only. Mr. BOWMAN.
NO PHONE CALLS
Evening star., 1955-10-12
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

For sports wear department In hne
specially store selling nationally
advertised brands quality meT-
chandise. Excellent opportunity
for high earnings and advancement.
Experience selling in local store
preferred. Liberal discounts on
purchases, Excellent working con-
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r ST. NV. III
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sALEaMAN
SALESMAN
! SALESMAN ,iI;; 4 AN

Permanent sales position; unlimited
opportunity with o large estAh-
lished LIQUOR store. II you have
sold groceries or other commodities,
are neat appearing and Of rood
character with refs, RA. 6-5663:
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RESTAURANT MANAGER, working
man and wife preferred: good SAL
quarters. Apply Mr., Touchton,
manager, EBBTTT HOTEL, 1000 h
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oIsg gooKKEEPFFgs w7EE FFgsovr,E6e;F w RosEIScp Sp
SHORTHAND AND TYPlNG,
HRS. MON. FRI. 9 TO 4:30. A
VERY PLEASANT OFF1CE.
DOWNTOWN. MR.. DAVIDSON,
Ma. S-2429.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
MECHANIC

Must be experienced in heavy OIL
burner and have good knowledge
Of electrical and plunNns BUCK
IEGHAM COMMUNITY 1926 North
Pershing dr.. frear Of post ofhcel,
Arlington, Va. I'D
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HE EVENING" STAR

= I101 PA. AVE. NV.
ACCOUNTING CLERK for bookkeep-
Ing and general clerical duties. Ex-
perienced preferred. Air. conditioned
once, ne. section. Permanent po-
sition with Opportunity for ad-
yancement. EDWARD BOXER
FROSTED FOODS. INC. La: g.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

PAPER HANGERS-Appiy z am.
1872 Wisconsin ave. NV. la
PARTS CLERK, experienced only.
for large Va. automobile leadership
Many company benefits, including
free life insurance and hospitaliza-
tion Apply Mr.. Newton. SHIRLING-
TON MOTOR CO. oY. $4,000,
PARTS CLERK Assist in once.
some tipping required; 5ls days
See Mr.. MINOGuE. NATIONAL
RADIO & Tv CO., 6902 18th st. NV
experienced prescrip-
tion man. Several nights q week.
Steady position HIGGER'S DRUGS,
piaatKkMseisr: ii,tk iSaRi avg, experienced; e-ssy
wE. BEACON DRUG STORE, 4th
and Rhode Island ne, Apply IN
PHARMACIST. Maryland and vir-
ginia; Nd. 4S-hr. week: store hours
aa.m. to $50 pm. 1907 Biadens-
burg, Rd. WA. 10000. --l6
reg. 6-day week. DE
2-01s7, BEACON DRUG STORE.
4th and r l. ave ne. Ii
PHARMACIST; part time NE al:
ne F,khfra ~ N Ia
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IDMINISTRATIvE SECRETARY
Jeff Davis; 5 days
ALEXANDRIA

PIX operator. . to 5 days S65
Is cIsrktyDtst so srsd s,y. Say: ssso sss
elk. -typist; airport; 5 days. $21g up
Bkkpr., some typing: days - $50
Secy., Wash St: 5 days -.-$256
sseno. steno. sirport sfS e'1ps siri otc. ns'
Ofc, elk. tipping: Shirlington $50
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
pfl King st. Alex, XII. 9-505S
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HO. 2-2476

RATE CLERK-Must be experienced
and have a thorouRh knowledge
of freight-rate tariffs. Permanent
position. Large corporation.
Chance for advancement 40-hour.
5-day week. State age, experience,
education race. references. Box
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Exper-
fence not required. An unusual cp-
portunity TO learn real estate Drac-
tice thoroughly. Must have car
and be able TO. furnish bond. No
part time applicants. Our sales
men know of this ad. Call AP. 2
RAJ HlSL ESTATE SALESMAN, prefer
ably one familiar with Falls
Church area. JE. 2.064l. lis
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN--Do. you
have experienced Like to. make q
change? Call JA. 7-1773. Maybe
you are the. man we are lookinE
forl Splendid opportunity VIM. l..
WARFIELD CO, 2529 Wilson blvd.
And say, we have lust about the
incest air cond. Offices In virginia.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
HELP WOMEN
ACCT. CLERK

position handling acets
receivable ledger; 5-day. 40-hr.
week, no Sat. work. Appropriate
experience and ability to type are
ary commensurate with experience.
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays. S:3o-5 and Sat. 9-13.
TEE ES1TNTNc cTAp
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hELP WOMEN tcsas. j
Asst. Resident Manager
SUBURBAN GARDEN PROJECT

AsAsTNESg AssAAssTNN s5IPfFsA1AFN g5qs sAzAgFg THE LIE
INSURANCE. PAID VACATION.
EXPERIENCED IN GENERAL OF
FIcE WORK AND BOOKKEEPING
REPLY In WRITING. GIVING
REFERENCES AND PHONE. BOX
209-T, STAR.
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CLERK
LIBRARY

YOUNG WOMAN. 1925 years Of
age, who Is an accurate and and neat n
do hling in our news library: De
day, .40-hour week. Pleasant I sur
roundings. Apply PERSONNELs
Room 6O5. Open weekdays. $50.
s and Sat g-12. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-10-12
ROUTE SALESMAN

I'VE have q suburban route opening
for Z married man who likes to
make money, and is seriously in
salary, with commission and bonus.
and numerous other dement's, Q q 8
LAUNDRY. 4419 Baltimore ave-,
Evening star., 1955-10-12

SALESMAN train for manager for
cHEIL SALES co. UN. 4-s43e,
Evening star., 1955-10-12

SALESMAN. exper.. perm. mems
cSPoI cSEa sGe1F sbspiSs sSsS ioos ats 4 aps ?as
liz
for local wholesale
iiauor distributor to call on bars
and restaurants; both Negro and
white accounts. Car necessary
Salary. $50 Der week. 81 5 per week
expenses, plus commission. Write,
stating references, experience ana
qualifications. Box 30S-X. star
Evening star., 1955-10-12
BergInann's Laundry

hOU1E OALEOMAN
Good opportunity for willing worker
See Mr.. Taylor after 10 an. tNc
, 1955-01-13

administer regulations ard laws covering such use; to- adj
minister operate, maintain and repair the electric power
system and to make recommendation with respect to its de-
velopment; to make recommendation regarding fees to be
charged for use Of the systesm; and to enforce and admins
ter all regulations and laws covering such use; to participate
in the planning Of, to supervise the construction OF, and to
maintain and repair all Government buildings and grounds,
public roads, highways, seawalls, wharves, public recreation
areas, seaways, airports and properties Of like character; to
maintain and repair other Government owned public utilities
including OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES communications systems in
the Virgin Islands and make recommendations with respect
ito the maintenance of the same; to provide engineering and
land survey services; to administer laws relating to the con-
struction and repair of buildings and structures in the Is
lands, including the issuance of building permits; to provide
a building inspection service; to administer and enforce the
building code of the Virgin Islands; to plan for public works
lin the Virgin Islands; to cooperate with the Federal Govern
ment in the planning for, and in the construction, mainten-
ance and repair of any Government buildings and grounds,
public roads, highways, harbors, seawalls, wharves, seaways,
public recreation areas, public housing projects, airports and
properties Of like character; to perform all functions and ex-
lercise allsauthority as is required by Federal law in the con-
structon, maintenance and repair of such Federally aided
projects; to eXpend all funds made available by the Federal
Government for sLch purposes; to prepare and submit re-
ports with respect to such activities as are required by Fee
lderal Law. The Department shall perform all present adj
ministrative and operational responsibilities presently exer-
lcsed by the various Executive Departments, bureaus, indie
pendent boards, agencies, authorities, commissions, and other
instrumentalities of the Government of the Virgin Islands or
of the municipal government which are herein abolished and
whose functions are herein transferred to the Department
lof Public Works The Department shall prepare the budget
flor the Department for submission to the Commissioner of
lInsular Affairs.
Continued tomorrow
, 1955-01-13
aSe
EXECUTIVE ORDER
No. ~ ggTrT-s
1855
R~EoRcANIzINc and CONSOLIDATING THE EXECUTIVE
BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE VIRGIN
ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
(continued from yesterdayl

Sec. Bal There is hereby established an executive de-
partment, which shall be known as the Department of Pub
lie Works thereafter referred to in this Section as the Depart
ment)@There shall be at the head Of the Department, a Com
missioner of Public Works thereafter referred to in the Sec
istered under the supervision and direction Of the Commits
sioner.
Sec. 3(b). There shall be in the Department an Assistant
Commissioner who shall be appointed by the Governor, shall
perform such functions as the Commissioner may prescribe
and he shall hold office during the continuance in office of
the Governor by whom he is appointed and until his success
sr is appointed and qualified, unless sooner removed by the
Governor.
Sec. 36l. There az hereby established within the De
partment four divisions which shall be known as the Water
Division, Sanitary Division. Construction and Maintenance
Division md the Utilities Division. There shall be at the head
Of each Division a chi. f officer who shall be designated as the
livis.on Head WHO shall perform such functions as the Com.
missioner may prescribe.
Sec. 3(0. The Department Of Public Works shall have
authority and jurisdiction to exercise general control over
the enforcement of the laws relating to public works; to adj
minister operate, maintain and repair the water supply sys-|
tenn and make recommendations with respect to- its develop
ment; to make recommendations regarding fees to be charg-
ed for use of the system; to recommend rules and regulations
governing the operation and use of such system, and to en-
force and administer regulations and laws covering such
use; to pass upon applications for construction of new catch
ment areas, cisterns, wells and water lines; to administer
operate and maintain the sewerage disposal system and toI
make recommendations with respect to its future develop
ment; to make recommendations regarding fees to bel
charged for use of the system and to enforce, Supervise, and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25

letter from the county director of
finance, saying that Wheaton's
tax base is not sufficient to float
any more bonds.
Mr.. Oyster, head of Wheaton
surveying company, estimates
that within two years Wheaton
will need an additional $50 to
1000 off-street parking spaces.
Sometime ago the chamber
recommended to Mr.. Reese that
medium-sized parking lots be con.
structed. 1t suggested that they
be built in the area of the post
office; between Amherst, Fern
and Reedie Streets and Old
Bladensburg Road; at Blue Ridge
and Georgia Avenue; at Blue
Ridge and Elkin Avenues; and
in the area of the water tower.
Mr.. Oyster also told the cham.
Der at its luncheon meeting that
he has information that the
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25
Indiana Reader
Spots Farm as
Family's Home

Around the SENTINEL office
several sharp-eyed local residents
have become known as "regu,
lars" in the Mystery Farm Con
test. They're usually the first to
identify the farm in the photo.
This week, a Mystery Farm
identification arrived from a new
source - a lady in Hobart, Ind.
Mrs. Dorothy Brooke Henderson
of Hobart, writes, when my
SENTINEL arrived yesterday,
was able to identify Immediately
SENTINEL Mystery Farm No. 80
as Brooke Grove Farm as
was born in that house and lived
there for many years"
Mrs. Henderson, regular
SENTINEL reader, went on to
say that she and her sisters were
the fifth generation of Brookes
to live in that house.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25
Acc Pledges
NOPOlIutiOnOf
Seneca Creek

Rockville was assured Tuesday
night that its potential water
source, the Potomac, would not
be polluted by any sewage dis
posal plant built by the Atomic
Energy Commission at German.
town.
Meeting with members of the
Acc, the Mayor and Council were
told that as yet no decision had
been made on sewerage disposal
but that in the event that the
Acc did build its own plant, IL
would lean over backwards" to
meet the requirements of the
State Board Of Health.
Seneca Creek, the natural out.
let for any such plant, would not
be polluted any more than il is
now, according to Joseph Lieber.
man, Acc engineer.
At the request of John A. Der
ry, Director of Construction and
Supply for Acc, the Mayor and
Council wrote the State Roads
Commission urging the early
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25
Only Farmers Are Pleased
AS Rain Squalls Hit Country

Thunderstorms Monday night
brought lightning that struck al
least seven county houses and
scores of trees. Accompanying
rains flooded easements and put
sections of road under inches OF
water for a short time.
However, the unprecedentesi
rainfall of the last two Hveelr
has been a boon to farmers, sa:. u
County Agent DeIbert T. Foster.
1.-THE rain blew down some corn
and damaged the peach crop,
but we were very glad to see it, "
Mr.. Foster said.
He explained that the rain was
good for hays crops, and helped
newly-planted seeds get a good
start. 1T definitely did more
good than harm" he said.
The William Huddleston home,
at 1927 Wapakoneta Road, Glen
Echo Heights, sustained an esti-
mated $1,000 damage when a
lightning bolt tore a hole in the
corner of the house. Flames
Quilted the second story, accord
ing to Capt. ]. E. Seerin of the
Glen Echo Fire Department.
Monday evening, the Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25

wrote TO Maryland Governor
Theodore r. McKeldin and TO
Senator Lofstrand and Delegate
King asking them to induce the
WSSC TO provide added sewage
facilities for Gaithersburg.
Meanwhile Davies met with
Gutenberg and Buchanan to dis.
cuss presenting their appeal for
sewage facilities to the WSSC
for $1,500 retainer. He says
he heard nothing more from
the developers.
One month after Offenbach
had been granted his building
permits, two members OF the
State Roads Commission appear.
ed before the Mayor and Council
and asked them to revoke the
permits. Davies opposed the re.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25

Volunteer Fire Department re.
sponded to two calls for houses
struck by lightning. One was the
Wilson Rush home on Travilah
Road, and the other a house at
2108 Lewis Avenue, Rockville.
Neither fire caused extensive
damage.
At least four Silver Spring
'Eses were also hit by lightning
bolts.
The Potomac Electric Power
Co. reported scattered Interrupt
tons to service throughout the
county, with the first break at
Glen Echo. Officials said that
things were in very good shape"
by Tuesday morning, and termed
the breakages routine electrical
storm damage.
The squalls followed close on
the heels of high wind and water
brought on by dying Hurricane
Diane last week. Abnormally
high water in the Potomac River
caused major flooding in Seneca
over the weekend, forcing sew
eral families along the canal to
evacuate their homes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25
Wants $25O,OOO Parking
County Una,Uare of Wheaton
Business Value, Oyster Charges

Declaring that "the County
Government is not aware of the
business potentialities of the
Wheaton area" Thomas G..
Oyster, chairman of the public
improvements committee of the
Wheaton Chamber of Commerce,
told the chamber Tuesday that
Wheaton could carry a $250,000
bond issue for new parking
space.
On Mr.. Oysters recommends
ton, the chamber voted unani-
mouSly to ask County Manager
Melvin Reese to make a survey
of the tax potential of Wheaton.
If all the new business and COM
mercial property under construc-
ton there is taken into con-
Sideration, the chamber feels,
sufficient tax money would be
found to allow the county to float
a bond of about $250,0O0.
The request to Mr.. Reese was
made after Mr.. Oyster read a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25

Mayor and Council, with his title
attorney, Wilfred NJ. Dyer, Jr.,
and asked that the tract be sub.
diveded and brought within the
corporate limits Of Gaithersburg.
Davies then received his first
compensation from Gutenberg 49,
500 administrative expenses"
for drafting the specifications
for subdivision and submitting
them TO the Legislature. The
Mayor and Council sanctioned
the payment.
Introduced by the late Sena.
tor Anders Lofstrand, Jr., and
Delegate Julian King, the Legis.
lature approved the creation of
"Offenberg's Addition TO Cal.
thersburg'.
Next Gutenberg asked for 20
building permits. Davies was
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25
.COlOred Man
Killed in Fight
In Emory Grove

Mae Mason, 19-year.old colored
woman, admits striking Charles
f. Mason, colored, in the head
with baseball bat during a fight
Tuesday night in Emory Grove,
according to Detective 1t. Jesse
B. Day. Mr.. Mason died yesterday
morning at Suburban Hospital.
Police report that Mr.. Mason
and Richard c. Jackson, IS,
brother Of the suspect were fight.
ing over another colored woman,
Emma Thompson, allegedly Ma.
sons common-law wife.
Mr.. Mason, 49, a widower,
worked for the Board of Educa.
ton. He has several children, but
none live with him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25

granted special permission by the
Mayor and Council to draft
Offenberg's permits, as we'll as a
number for builder Buchanan.
The lawyer was paid 500 by
Gutenberg; $3.50 by Buchanan.
On July 6, 1853, Gutenberg was
granted his permits. Davis in.
sists he neither urged nor retard.
ed the building permit applica.
tons. lie claims the recommen.
dalton to grant them was that of
City Building Inspector Charles
Fox.
The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission informed
the town that 1t could not guar.
antee sewage facilities for the
proposed Gutenberg and Buchan.
an developments. Davis, instruct.
ed by the Mayor and Council,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-25

planning to relocate its offices
somewhere in the Wheaton area.
Chamber members requested
the secretary of the organization
to write the commission, offering
its help in picking a site, and
welcoming it to Wheaton.
A letter from Rep. Dewitt S.
Hyde was read to the chamber,
expressing his approval of the
drive to get a bigger post office
for Wheaton, and promising to
do all he can to aid the effort
Mr.. Hyde suggested that resi-
dents of the area prepare petit
tons to show that they want a
larger facility.
Mr.. Hyde also said he has dis
cussed the matter with the post
master generals office, and was
told that Wheaton can get en-
larged quarters for its post
office, but wouldn't benefit from
an Independent station.
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