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white Mold Appears
|On Basement Walls

and in our hearth and would like
to know how to give it a polish
or lasting finish. The directions
mentioned a coat Of wax, but
failed to name a special brand
or type. Could you adviser
Answer-Any good brand Of
paste floor wax can be used.
First scrub the floor with a de-
tergent and rinse we'll with clear
water. Allow plenty of time for
the slate to dry; then apply two
coats. Each coat should be al
lowed to dry and is then buffed
well. To get a uniform spread Of
wax, soften 1t by placing the
open can in some hot water and
apply 1t with paint brush.
Insulation Above Radiant Heat
Question: have a home with
radiant heat in the ceiling. The
filmed pipes. through the length
Of the room. are above the plas-
ter and not embedded in it.
Above the pipes and fastened to
the ceiling joists is aluminium
insulation. There are q few holes
in the aluminium. Do you think
aluminium is the best form of
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insulation in this case7 II not.
what is your suggestion? II an
other type Of insulation was in
stalled above the aluminium.
would it be necessary to put the
vapor barrier toward the room?
Answer-Reflective insulation
is satisfactory in directing the
flow Of heat down into the
rooms. However. If there is an
attic above. it would be wise to
add more insulation. This could
be additional layers Of alumni
mum but there should be an air
space between the sheets. Or you
can install one of the blanket or
batt-types Of insulating mate
rails. Always place the vapoT
barrier toward the interior OF
the house or room.
Sweating Walls
Question - What makes our
upstairs walls sweatP The walls
are the outside ones. The house
walls are built Of stone.
Answer-It is possible that the
plaster was applied directly on
the stone in the rooms upstairs.
This would make the walls cold
enough to cause the humidity in
the house air to condense on the
surfaces. The solution is to fur
out such walls to create an air
space and place insulation be-
tween Turing strips; then finish
with lath and plaster or gypsum
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niture." send 10 cents in coin to
Roger c. Whitman. p. o. Box 30.
Station @. New York 10, N. Y.
released BY Consolidated News
EenlnrRk. Inc
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Plan for Basement

The modern, compact furnace.
combined with out-of-the-way
ductwork. transforms the base
ment into an ideal place for a
recreation room or living quarters.
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wallboard. Lack of sufficient
heat in the affected rooms could
also cause condensation. Uni
form distribution Of heat into
all parts of the house, and the
maintenance Of uniform tenn
perature. will help.
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this model which award
Model Home Contest the National Association OF Home
Hawkins Mrs Adelaide Hawkins BOIL South Glebe
while senior at Wakefield High
entered the national contest by the Home Builders Asa
Washington Winner the national competition John
display National
inc L N.W.-Star Staff
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Mr.. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on a variety of subjects
concerning home repair work. II
you would like to have his leaflet
WHO. "Refinishing Painted Fur
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DIRECTIONS 4 Street Bridge Shirley Highway off SpnQed
oveeo bridge 80 RIDGE
VIEW AMERICANA HOMES Or 18th Street Bridge U S No right
Duke Alexandra Masonic Memorial Telegraph Rood
Telegraph Rood Rood then right RDGVEW
AMERICANA HOMES left
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1900 18th st. n.w.-2 rooms, kit,
path. Newly dec. $500. Key in
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$500 18th ST. N.w.--3 rms. KIT,
bath. porch. Also 2 rms, kit, bath.
Re-. me TU. .-0600. OIL. 6-4743.
NOW AVAILABLE
5000 18th, pl. nv. l-bedrm.
Jsnitor viii SHOW 80
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PIANO, snail gIand feconaltiCnec
cleaned. mothuroofed ard Tuned
ftfI gocd icrs seTa ki a-eees
PiANO---amAl sfand rsc1ndiiiontd
fsearfn moth ufcCfsd fnt tuned
VEN eocd tore SAYS. Kt p-sGeg
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FARM WAGONS t5) with 20-ft, =
inch bed and good tires. Sturdy
constructed 10 last. Will sacrifice
for S76 each. GREENWOOD
KNOLLS, 1924 GEORGIA AVE.
WHEATON. MD. VIII. B-62bBi eve
niugs and Sundays, VIII. 6-S6U4.
FIREPLACE EQUIP, gas OF electric
loss, screens, andirons etc ACNE
STOVE. l0Il 9TH NV, Ma. S-Sg52.
FIRESIDE SET, complete for gas.
brass and iron; fine condition. low
price. co. 5-011l.
FOAM CUSHIONS, mattresses. cut
while Won wait: 3Ox76, S24., GIL
LILLAND, 2145 r NV. Elk. 3-6633
FUR. wild mink cape Jacket, size 10;
mans full dress suit. size 40. hand
tailored, looks new. WO. 6-5l07
FUR, Canadian sheared beaver, a
length: perfect condition. $3.50.
JU. 5-7365.
FUR BARGAIN!-Full length beau
tiful black diamond mink coat. high
style, like new: will sacrifice for
best offer. Write Box 4S9-T. Star.
FUR COAT, mouton topper. size IA,
like new. $50. JU. 9-3094.
FUR COAT, dark brown mouton
lamb, practically new, size 10.
Moving TO Calf; SIS or best offer.
OF. 1890.
FUR COAT, new, brown marmot,
full length; going South: sacrifice,
best ofier. LII. 2-5204 after 9.
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TRENTON TERRACE
1-2 BEDRMS.

Attrac. Ice. mod. apt; 1-2 bed
rms, ranging from SS7 .5O-Sl15.
Parking and laundry facils., cross
ventilation and playground area:
close to Boiling Field. Apply ONCE.
ave: Sc: or call 10. 2-06ls.
gNFURN.. IL BEDRMS.. S72 So
$3.50. ALL UTILS. INCLUDED
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BETHESDA--SinRle rm.; men; share
bath with . other men; Q blks. Wis.
ave. bus. mr.. rest, churches OIL.
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PitNoS--JoRpANs have values In
All types OF instruments. The
arrest selection IN this area. A.
nttle ~ SIS down. three wears ID
pay. JoRpAN's. THREE STORES
Corner 18th and q ats. NV. Phone
lnEton. Va phone KE S-5OSOi
Nla. oeornA ave. Phone ~ 5.
tiu5i suburban stores open eve.
niuas phrF N frrrt
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PIANO, Bennett Brets. Excellent
condition. Reasonable. ia. 9-S167
after u pm,
PIANO, med. size 9teinvay upright:
excel. coma, $3.50. Free tuning,
del. 7l3 3rd st. NV. RE. 7-4434.
PIANOS-Used. full keyboard con,
sole-type instruments in very good
condition: S.95. Paw S25 down
JORDAN'S. cor. 18th and @ NV.
PIANOS, BEAUTIFUL NEW spinet
pianos mfg. by Estey, flne tonal
quality: S465, regularly $3.50
J among many great Xmas values a.
kits. 1880 @ st. NV. RE,
1-6gl2. -
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RITZ HOTEL
n0n Z STREET N w

RITZ HOTEL
900 F STREET NV.
Singles. $40 week and Up
Doubles, twin beds, ~ week PEI
person and up Showers. switch.
board, elevator, igll hotel service
Emery-G Georgian Hotel
1919 O 81 NV.
8 ale and double rms. weekly
and monthly rates. permanent vel.
come, newly dec. rms. free ~ anc
nsrking: 2i-hr switchboard service
ALTURAS HOTEL
1900 10Th ST NV
HI a-Gll0 WALKING DIST ANCt
2f-Hf Elevator and Switchboard
~ Lounge and DINING Room
Daily Rates. Sci 80 Dbl - uf
Perm. Rates SCI sl65O D6i ss5 6i
THE MAURY
col 18th n. NJ Twin and tsls
rms steam heat maid and elevator
service NJ downtown 6nout Reas
WHY fatfA
COL0RED---If0e 10th 81. Nv
Nicely f9rn rms tiNe Of III IS
W d. 7-IfBs
COLOkED-ALL INV FCRNTTCRE
senfleuan preferred. SIS Buchanan
e. nv, o. RA seal
COLORED--et sENTON n. NV.
--lAfae doGole ICON 10 1-dnl4
COlOHED-For duisi smpioyfd per.
son NJ trangn 1900 block rafk
roee AD f-@0ag
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2S04 14th ST. N.w.-Four rooms.
t n BATH see ss elevator ntOth operator
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

NNNMs
CORAL HILLS at d. C. line; ! bed
room, SbS; all utilities; near schools
shops, bus 10 s.50ss
TAkOMA--1st A., liv. rm.. bedrm.
kit, bath; | blk. bus and shop. 10
4-01l 4; JU. 9-g22g after 4.
GLENDALE Dedrm liv. rm., KIT.
bath, pvt. en;r.. porch. heat, cleo
incl $50 no. Cedar 6-125i.
CORAL HILLS ID c. line SCI
Large I and . bedrm aDts. new
modern furn. Ideal for business
eiIls. 500 70 sl.0. 10 s-siia
MT. RAINIER AREA-2-rm. mod
apt close to transp $50 WA
l-1134 after $50,
TAkOMA PARK-Cozy lis. rm
mod kit with din area, oedrm
tile bath mr. stores. / fare down.
town: 500 incl uills ~. a.2fss
TAX. PK.-Nlcely furn. and .
bedrm. apis. also enc, XII. and
bath; $50 and up ~. 5-b280
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recently completed, hreprooi
furnished by Dorothy Draper
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-NW


1929 MASS. AVE. --Spotlessly clean
sci, rms. stone mansion refined
people: low rent. MRS. STEPHENS
1928 eIst ST.-Hishly desirable
semiprivate bath. for or . gentle
men; excellent location. DU. 1870
1883 10th 81. NV. - Business
beaut furn., mod. baths, NO
.-9l29.
III.I 18th ST. N.W.-Cheerful front
Ssle. rms: attrae. furn.. maid serv.
SO wk. up. DU. 7-93l0.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lovely
clean rms, newly furn: maid serv.
ice. no. 2-g5S9.
SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS, wakt
up TO music cloek.radio: refer
grill; $3.50 wk. 2l47 T, Elk. 3-6b33
1871 18th ST. NV. "Floral Manor,
Elevator building: well-heated
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM, md
A.; windows, closets; sriil
gentlemen only. S45 per mo. HO
2-6O53.
I5iO p ST. NV, THE Churchilr'-
Clean single rooms. running water,
maid service; 81 up. NO. 1-ns6S.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Nice clean
front rm.. running water: refRr,
$40 wk. 1918 10Th 81. NV. CO.
5-O6O0, AID. 2-97S3
YOUR OWN KITCHEN plus attract
sgle. studio RIM. phone. utils.. S35
mo. 1881 irving st. EN-. 3-7966.
Ice. MASTER BEDRM.. pvt. bath,
phone; In vic. Of Wisconsin ave. and
Military I'd: S45 WO. e-692g.
MERIDIAN PL.. bet 14th-l6th--
Nicely turn; employed adult: maid
serY.; mr. transp.. shop. TU. .
CHEVY CHASE, d. C,--Master bed
rm., pvt bath, adult home con-
yenient 70 everything gentlemen;
GEORGETOWN CAsTLE-smart. ad-
dress. studio-type lac. rms. COW
transp: S4g-S59 NO 7-2399. IL
1881 MACOMB ST. N.W.-Largc.
sunny. Well-furnished room. with
all home PRIVILEGES; in private resi-
dence EN- 3-O225
CONN. AND CATHEDRAL AYES
Conf, attrac nm. Semtpvt. bath
quiet desir location. HU. 3-SS34
IL
ONE WEEK FREE RENT-For SIN.
gies or dbis choice downtown area
with excel tranFp facilities. Cal
anytime MISS SONNY. NE. s-sl6i
Toe
isis MELBOURNE PL. N.w.-Lse
pleasant south room. next 70 bath
poreh. grillS' COW. HO %-l2la
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HOUSES FURNISHED


AHL 'yf5 g. Hlzhiaae- -stmi1et.
bfk 2 bfdgms schOsi shops C0-
lumsia PIKE bus si25 OF. z-s2ss,
ARI.s ne + Highians - ssn,Ssg.
brk 2 efdfns tchoois shops. CO.
lambia piEs Dafi ft95 OF g-t2sE.
BUSINESS ENgCLIfvgs. msmssrs
q Cghlffsg diplomats aFi1 fsfsnae
pffaonasl cegiFlns nlefiY fafniffe4
hemsf 81 ~ hifhefsrentsI bfsek =
sts D,sif.tt - nfsfty NafyIaTd
20 V BAY rs u.lglH q Az
IN 1855 On VI g.7fgs
CHARMING spaesai rsosss Tor sss
tfFtNlnlnf fgnny pYiTate rNfcsf
seofms baths ron eietsiY re-
stsfa,se rMbagt1 tfaa Can
wa Ftff ~ s-55sf
CL0sE-TS siLyEg sPRfSG yef
sttraFflgs 9 5eefn 5fsrk fffegn1
.ssfl sfmf ~ ~ Sifh sae safa
BIZ XXI sissisoti''A e.:
icsatinas1 .. NsSs Ptssj
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APTs. FURN.-Mp. lcont.l

TAKO1A PARK--Lovely 2-bedrm.
/ room with twin beds. Liv. rm.,
bath. kit. (new defrost refgrl: pvt.
screened porch. garage. ALSO: Nice
apt, en- End floor. Liv. rm., bedrm..
kit. (S-cubic-ft. refgrl Clean, quiet,
utils. incl JU. 5-4462.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators.
sod cutters. rollers. etc RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO, JU. 5000
CHAIN SAWS = Mcculloch sales
service; rental. SO a day. GRAVE
LY OF WASHINGTON. 10. 4-7707
lFuRS Of every description for that
special occasion BASKIN FURS
ath and q SIS NV Ma 8-5523.
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DOGS. PETS. ere.

OLD FASHIONED PICTURE FRAMES
ANTIQUES etc Cash. 10. 4-7455;
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APIS. FURN dc. Cont. J

sos Z ST. NM bedrms.. liv. rm..
kit, bath; downtown loo. Apply $40
Z St; NV. 8 to b pm. except sun,
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WHY LIVE IN A ROOMING HOUSE?
See our attrae. apt. today. Liv. rm..
bedrm., kit. and bath. 10. 2-0152.
IIO FOURTH ST. s.E.-Furnished
rooms. LII, 7-0S53.
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[APTs. uNFURN.-Mp. Cent. J

Washington, d. c.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1856
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HEATERS
OFFICE FIiRNITIrRF Con-

UT ICE FURNITURE = Complete
equipment from lawyers office.
metal desks, brand-neW. 1 mahoR.
any desk. used: . filing cabinets
new; grey posture chair, new
bookcase, supply cabinet, law books
etc. Everything at sacrifice. ia
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cOLORED APT. HOUSE,: NO LAND
rooms; convenient to transporta-
ton. Only people with positions de-
sired. Call DE. 2-00O6, HU. 81
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-M.E.

COLORED-2 NICELY furnished
r rSEns .,t tor ladies' q yith Privileges
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OFFICE FIJRNTTTTRE

Limited quantity. Close outs
desks chairs, hles. at substantial
savings, Samples and slightly shop.
worn pieces. while they last. Carr,
inn SHAW-WALKER guarantee
SHAW-WALkER CO, sos 18th st
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ORIENTAL, GIFTS

'RGAN, spinet model, rs note peda
board, self-eontained, Hi-Fi, twir
'peakeTs with bench: ike new
ave $685.. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV.
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ROOMS FURh. W.

coLoRED-FURN. nm. with AT
Pssa .h ne. A At 1 g. IL e sss 1920
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PRIVATE ENTRANCE-small room
linens. dishes: SSS' 2614 NV
10TH AND PARK RID. N.W.-At,
trac. studio apt; pvt; . Ice. rms.
transp.; exposure 3 sides. CO, B.
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do rm.. nicely furfi.- clean and
warn; l blk. to transp. NO. =
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ROOMS EuRN.-MD. 8 VA.

GIRLS, A HOME AWAY FROM
HOME-Dormitory style kit. and
laundry privils,, TV lounge: on bus
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PlsniY % parkinr ioysiy grouaea
Apply " ptft0r. VA 1890.
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BOXER BULL PUPS. register. cal
Wednesday or Sunday anytime ano
other DAYS after q D m. 10 2-nRa2
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01

Grandson and namesake of
vice president under Grover
Cleveland. Born Feb. 5, 1900,
in Los Angeles, Calf Served
as apprentice seaman in World
War /. graduated Princeton
in 1922. Studied at Harvard
University Law School. :. Grad.
uated Northwestern University
Law School in 1926 after help
ing run family newspaper in
Bloomington, III. =. In 1928 mar
ried Ellen Borden and had three
sons. The Stevensons were di-
vorced in 1919. 1888 to 1884
worked in Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration under Roose-
welt administration. Became
assistant to Secretary of Navy
Knox in 1941. Named chief
of economic mission to Italy in
1943. Appointed special as
sistant to Secretary of State Stet-
tinius in 1915. In 1913 elected
Governor Illinois. Drafted as
Democratic presidential nominee
July &c, 1852.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01

The Boy Scouts and Explorers
of Montgomery County will join
other Scouts throughout the ma
ton this Saturday, November 3,
n concerted drive to Get Out
the Vote" on Election Day next
Tuesday
AS they did in the last Presi-
dental Election, this army of
lads, between 1900 and 5000
strong, involving 95 Scout units,
will distribute 1000 posters to
strategic points and will in add
ton place approximately 10000
door knob hangers on the doors
Of County homes. From all in
dications 1890 of the Montgomery
County residences will receive a
reminder to 60 to the polls.
Through national survey, con
Quoted by Freedoms Foundation
of Valley Forge, Pa, co-sponsor
of this project, it was determined
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01

p. m. The Supervisor of Elections
office has appointed 1923 officials
to watch the 275 voting machines.
There are no paper ballots in
Montgomery County.
Though the official canvass of
votes will not take place until
Thursday at the Supervisor of
Elections office in Rockville, press
headquarters in the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission office in Silver
Spring is expected to have an un-
official tabulation by midnight
Tuesday. +
Unofficial total for registered
voters in the county is 119,151
including 66,037 Democrats, As,
349 Republicans, and 7,765 voters
who won't declare their party af
filiation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01

day sessions and the last 20 days
of odd-numbered year 80 day ses
sions bill may originate in either
house only with the approval of
two-thirds of the members. At
present the Today rule applies tc
both long and short sessions.
5. Alter the method for sub.
hitting recess gubernatorial ap-
pointments to the State Senate SC
that such appointments would be
submitted for confirmation or re
lection on the first day of the
next regular meeting of the up
per House. Recess appointments
are now submitted to the Senate
within 80 days after the next
meeting of the Legislature.
6. Require newly-elected gov
errors to submit their proposed
budget to the General Assembly
within 20 days after the assembly
"convenes in odd-numbered yeal
90-day sessions to conform with
the procedure followed by contin
uing governors. The new gov
errors are now given an extra II
days to spbmit their budgets.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01
Proposed State
Amendments

Proposed State Constitutional
amendments on the ballot would:
/. Allow ill and disabled per
sons to vote absentee ballot
whether confined in our out of
their ward or election district.
At present only persons confined
out of their ward or district may
vote by absentee ballot.
2. Establish a new method for
paying Orphans Court Judges.
They are now paid only for the
days they are in session.
3. Permit the councils of char,
ter counties to sit in Legislative
session As days each year. The
days need not be consecutive. AT
present the legislative sessions
are limited to one month a year
4. Change the method of intro
ducing bills in the General Assem-
bly, so that during the last 1C
days of even-numbered year 30
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01

JOHN MARSHALL BUTLER
Senate term now ending first
major office he's held born
July 81, 1897 in Baltimore. {.
In Army 26 months, II months
overseas, in World War l. /.
Attended Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity 1919 to 1921. Received
law degree from University of
Maryland in 1926. Same year
married Marie Louise Abel and
now has three children i. Mem
Der Of the Baltimore City Service
Commission 1947 to 1949. In
1850 unseated Democrat Willard
Tydings, Senator for "a years, in
bitter campaign later investigated
by Senate Committee.
VOTE NEXT TUESDAY,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01

DWIGHT DAVID Essen HOWEh
Elected 34th U. S. President
Nov. d, 1852. Born Oct Ia,
1890, in Denison, Texas, one of
six boys graduated West
Point in 1915 +. Married Mamie
Geneva Doud in 1916. In 1926
graduated first among $50 officers
at Command and General Staff
School Nov. 8, 1912 Com
mander-in-Chie of Allied Forces,
February 1913. December
1943 became Supreme Command.
ser, Allied Expeditionary Forces.
I. After war was appointed
! Military Governor of the United
States Occupied Zone of Ger
many. :. Nov. 10, 1915, advanced
to Chief of Staff. From 194S
to 1858 was president of Columbia
University. !. Dec. 16, 1850, took
leave of absence to become Su
preme Allied Commander in Eu
rope. Nominated Republican
presidential candidate on first
ballot July IL, 1852.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01

Giant of a man: So, us
pounds. Born July &c, 1903,
near Madisonville, Tenn, son Of
the towns five-times mayor. i.
Graduated University of Tennes-
see in 1924 after playing on foot
ball and track teams. Gradu-
ated Yale Law School in 1927. /.
Married Nancy Piggott, now the
father of four. Began nine
years in Congress in 1889.
Elected to Senate in 1913 in cam
paign featuring his now-famous
coonckin cap. Two years
later began the televiSed investi-
cation of crime. i. Candidate for
president in 1852 and 1856.
After early primary gains, re-
leased his delegates to Stevenson
this year. Edged John Ken
nedy for VP nomination.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01

Seeking his third Congressional
term had no primary oppo-
sition. Born in Washington
in 1909, left fatherless in in
fancy. Graduated in law from
George Washington University,
1885. With Farm Credit Ad-
ministration before World War
II. Discharged from Navy
after war as 1t. Commander. f. .
Served six years in Maryland Leg
stature. /. Defeated Stella Wer-
ner for first Congress term in
1852. Beat Edward j. Ryan in
1854. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde have
no children, live in Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01
Boy Scouts Spearhead
Get Out The Vote Drive

that the Get Out the Vote" cam
paign by the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea in 1852 was one of the princi-
pal factors in the large vote that
year.
Knowing that the Get Out the
Vote" drive would be the most
important act of public service
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01
RICHARD Nj. NIXON

Became Vice President in 1852,
10 years after he took his first
public office as an attorney in the
Office of Emergency Manage
ment. Born in Yorba Linda,
Calf, Jan. 8, 1913 in 1884
graduated Whittier, Calf, Col
lege. Three years later re-
ceived his law degree from Duke
University. In 1912 began
four years with the Navy. .
Defeated Jerry Voorhis for 18th
California Congressional seat in
1916. Reelected to Congress
in 1913. Defeated Helen Ga.
hagan Douglas for the Senate in
1850 Married to the former
Patricia Ryan and the father OF
two daughters.
VOTE NEXT TUESDAY, -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01

Won primary from j. Grahame
Walker and Robert w. Crem-
ms born Oct. 16, 1917, in Wa
basha, Mimi, one of 10 chill
dren. Received B.A. at st.
Thomas College, st. Paul, MINI,
law degree and Masters from
Catholic University, Washing
ton. During World War II rose
from private to major in Az
years. Married Lucille Welsh
during the war, has four chill
dren. 1949, president of D. c.
Young Democratic Club. Lost
race for seat on State Central
Committee 1850. :. Lost race for
Delegate to Maryland State Con
vention, 1852. Elected Judge
of Orphans Court, 1854.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-01
100000 COuntianS
Awaited At Polls

More than 100000 Montgomery
County voters are expected to go
to the polls Tuesday to vote for
a president and vice president,
senator, congressman, and two
circuit court judges. In addition,
the voters will face seven pro-
posed amendments to the State
Constitution, two propose d
changes in the county charter,
and one referendum question.
Polling places will be open in
81 locations from z a. m. to Z