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around the world but II did
happen between Washington
and Florida.
Keep . Diary
To keep q diary or at least
notes Of favorite eating places
and shops. No use telling peo-
pie they must visit that won
derful little restaurant on the
Left Bank when / can't for the
life Of me remember the name,
To visit the established tour
ist spots as well as the out-of-
the-way places. After all. there
must be some reason for their
popularity.
To travel out Of season when
ever possible. II would be nice
really TO see the Mona Lisa
not peer at It over the shoul-
ders Of a crowd.
To write my thank-you notes
en- route. Once home. too many
piled-up chores demand imme-
diate attention.
To avoid being a country
dropper. II somebody is foolish
enough to wonder aloud where
I got that drum. they're asking
for it.
To get to my two dream
places - Tahiti and the Ia.
Mahal.
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POINTS OF INTEREST
Christmas Comes Late
To Hotteros Village

It is believed the 18th Century
English Of the Carolina Coasts
land may have been among the
directors and adhered to the
old calendar for their Christi
mas celebration.
CALIFORNIA - Between n
three and six million fresh
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music. and Father Josef Bohr,
who wrote the words.
These two men, priest and
organist in a little church in
the small village Of Oberdorf,
Austria. composed the carol in
1916. and sang and played IL
with violin accompaniment
when the organ broke down on
that Christmas eve so long ago.
The church in Oberdorf was
later destroyed by fire and they
both came to Wagrain.
I'VE walked over icy-snow to
the church which stands on a
wind-swept hill. to attend mid
night mass and join with the
village and countryside people
in singing Silent Night. Holy
Night Father Mohr's grave. in
the little churchyard was
brightly lighted with wax can
dies, their flames blowing wild
ly in the cold frosty air as we
came out Of church and made
our way back down the icy
road. feeling at peace with the
world. in a strange land"
Next week: Col. A. c. Well
ing. the Districts Engineer
Commissioner, recalls q treas
ured travel moment.
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MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
TO REMEMBER
Treasured Trovel Memories
Recalled by Our Readers

These travel moments TO re.
member were volunteered by
Star readers.
The first comes from Mrs. w.
z. Mickey Of 44iA Twenty-ninth
street NV. She is q former
teacher at Woodrow Wilson
High School.
"Since our retirement" she
writes, my husband and /
have been fortunate enough to
embark upon q second career
as World Travellers. We have
had many experiences but the
passage leading to the Straits
Of Magellan transcends all
others.
"Our entrance to the west
channel was dramatically an
nounced by long blasts from
our ship which were answered
by q distant craft. The day
MAY ~ was cold. the ther-
mometer registering ( degrees
above zero. The channel was
so narrow that 1t seemed we
could almost touch the cliffs.
trees. and snow banks on either
side.
suddenly we were in q world
Of fantastic. awesome beauty.
The fiery craters Of Chile's
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Air-Seu Plan
Set in Pacific

An air-sea agreement, giving
the traveller the benefit OF
round-trip rates, has been
reached in the Pacific.
The agreement between
Qantas, Australia's airline. and
the Oceanic Steamship Co.. a
subsidiary OF Matson Naviga-
ton Co.. has been approved
by the Maritime Administra-
ton and goes into effect
Wednesday. subject to approval
by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Under the agreement. a trav-
eler may go to Fit or Australia
from the West Coast or Homo
lulu by Qantas plane and re-
turn via either the Mariposa
or Monterey Of the Matson line
with stops at South Seas ports
and Honolulu. Or he can sail
to the South Pacific and ny
back.
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NORTH CAROLINA ~ The
Hatteras Island community Of
Rodanthe on the Outer Banks
will celebrate "Old Christmas"
next Saturday night with ira
ditional merry making, an oy-
ster roast, square dancing and
carol singing. The spotlight
will be on "Old Buck the
mythical bull of the Cape Hat
teras woodlands.
People who have made q
study of the unique event be-
lieve 1t hinges on the change
over by Great Britain and her
colonies from the Julian TO the
Georgian Calendar in 1852
Some people objected 10 the
adoption Of the new calendar
because it meant losing II days.
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Allegheny Airlines reports 1t
flew more than II million pas
senger miles during the first
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DON'T JUST LOOK,
SAYS
TRAVEL EXPERT

Today's tip from . travel
expert:
"When you travel" ad-
vises Noel McHugh. district
passenger agent Of Grace
Line here. don't Just look.
participate. since South
America Is q land Of par
ticipation. your tour should
include opportunities for
exciting experiences.
For instance. there's the
experience Of going
through the Panama Canal
where your ship is raised
and lowered approximately
IS feet from Atlantic to
Pacific. There's the thrill
of taking the new cable car
in Caracas up TO Mt. Avila
and the funicular at Rio de
Janeiro to Sugar Loaf.
TITS q thrill to go
through the Andes In the
Chilean Lake district by
bus or TO throw snowballs
on the Equator just north
OF Quito on Mt. Cotopaxi.
The moments Of participa-
ton become the moments
TO remember"
Do yoH hare a question
for a trapei erpeYtg Write
pour query to the Trduel
Editor OF The Star.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

flowers win decorate the floats
In the Tournament Of Roses
parade at Pasadena on New
Years Day. Theme of the seth
annual tournament will be
DAY Dreams in Flowers. Near
Pasadena. the horses have
started running at Santa Anita
Park. Top events for the win
ter racing season include the
Santa Anita Maturity January
rs; Santa Anita Handicap
March /. Santa Anita Derby
March 8 and San Juan Capis-
trano Handicap on the turf
course March IL. the closing
day.
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ALL AT SEA
Suntu PuuIu
Joins Sister
Ship Jan. 9

With Mrs. Richard M. Nixon
doing the christening. Grace
Lines new Santa Paula will be
launched January 9 at Newport
News. The program for the
ceremonies will highlight Grace
Lines more than 100 years of
service between the Americas.
The 20.000-ton. 300-pasSen-
ger liner will join her sister
ship, the new Santa Rosa. at
the piers where they will be
outfitted. The Santa Rosa will
enter service in early summer.
the Santa Paula in early fall.
The Greek Line announces
It's flagship T.S.S. Olympia will
make four visits to the Azores
during the summer Of 1858. In
cluded is a special sailing from
New York and Boston for the
famous festival Of Santo Cristo.
The festival, held annually on
the fifth Sunday after Easter
Sunday. occurs in 1858 on May
II. II is preceded by two days
of ceremonies, including a
lighting display, the taking of
the image Of Santo Cristo from
its niche in the church TO a
small chapel nearby, special
musical programs. and fire.
works. Sunday will be occupied
with a solemn mass and a
procession Of pilgrims.
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AIR FARE
Eorly Morning Passengers
Offered Choice of Baths

To cure the early morning
doldrums. Scandinavian Air
lines System offers q bath to
passengers who arrive at CO.
penhagen's Kastrup Airport be-
tween I am. and 6 pm. and
have a layover in transit Of
more than four hours.
They are whisked into town
for their choice Of Finnish.
Roman. Russian. steam or ordi-
nary bath. followed by o nap
and refreshments. II they still
have time before their next
fight. they can shop at the air.
ports newly -opened tax-fre:
store. SAS reports the shop
stocks 121 brands Of cham
payne, whisky. cognac. liqueur.
brandy. cigars and cigarettes.
A month-long photogra-
piers tour Of the Orient per-
sonally conducted by Arthur
Rickerhy Of United Press News
pictures. will leave San Fran
cisco April rs via Pan American
World Airways. The tour is
sponsored by Nixon. Inc. Japan
camera and lens manufacturer
II will provide 10 days in Japan
in cherry blossom time. fol-
lowed by visits to Hong Kong,
Bangkok, the ruins Of Angkor
Wat. Singapore and Manila.
Allegheny Airlines reports 1t
flew more than II million pas
senger miles during the first
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eleven months Of 1857 for a
II per cent increase over the
same period last year.
4s
Trans World Airlines will be-
gin regular scheduled flights TO
Bangkok and Manila on New
Years Day.
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mountains loomed into regions
Of glaciers and eternal snow as
we passed small islands. cas-
cading waterfalls. in world
devoid Of all mankind.
After a radiant sunset. a per-
feet double rainbow appeared
on the horizon. Never have /
felt so much part Of the
Universe. The picture Of that
rainbow. the symbol Of hope
and eternity, was to me the
most unforgettable. impressive
moment OF my lifel"
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Memory Of Music

The second comes from Miss
Erma Cory Of 1850 Harvard
street NV. Miss Cory. who
is in the Justice Departments
litigation branch. made the
visit she describes while serving
with the department overseas,
"As I hear the lovely music
Of Silent Night. Holy Night. "
she writes. Il am reminded of
a visit ! made. five years ago,
to the little town Of Wagrain in
Austria. where this song was
first played on the organ by
Franz Gruber, who wrote the
Evening star., 1957-12-29

weeks before sailing.
To find out something about
my destination before I reach
it--if it's only how to pronounce
II, (It's spelled Kenya but pro-
nounced Keenyal
To pick up q few words and
phrases in the language OF my
destination--like where is the
station. the airport, the ladies'
room?
To make advance hotel res
ervations. and get them con-
firmed. There may come q time
when eye-batting and chin
quivering will fail to melt some
desk clerks heart.
To keep a current address
book. Knowing the single names
and addresses Of long-married
friends is hardly any help when
you sit down to write postcards
In faraway places.
To figure expenses accurately
enough not to cable home for
money Just once. Never again
viii ! be stranded in Capetown
or Hong Kong. though both
were pleasant places to get
stranded.
Before ! Go
To brief myself on obvious
points Of interest. Then. ] can
avoid hanging my head when
people say: You mean you
didn't get to the Sunday morn
ing fea market in Timhuctoo!"I
To find out about climates
along the way. II would be nice
for once not TO shiver in sum-
mer garb while the natives are
wrapped in woolies.
To cut my luggage load in
half but not TO the point where
I have to launder every night.
It's uncomfortable to pack
clammy. half-dry lingerie for
early morning departures.
To avoid making all my ship
board friends the first night out
and being stuck with them the
rest Of the voyage. A brief peri
cd Of aloofneSs does wonders
toward sorting out the bores
from the soul-mates.
Along the Way
To make my itinerary fiexi-
bic enough to allow for whims.
To discourage friends from
meeting me at airports far
from town. Then, ! won't feel
guilty about planes arriving
late-particularly when I'm not
on them.
To travel with no more coats.
umbrellas and miscellaneous
bits and pieces than I myself
can carry on and of planes.
You can't rely forever on a male
passenger to respond gallantly.
To avoid wearing tight skirts
on overnight plane flights.
They get progressively tighter
as the night wears on.
To try to retire early enough
on the eve of an island visit
to get OF when the gangplank
goes down. When a ship is to
be in port only a few hours.
it's folly to sleep through half
the visitor sightsee in a half
awake daZe.
To be sure I have all the
needed visas before ! set out.
My flight reservations provided
for Formosa but the pages Of
my passport didn't.
To arrive at airports early
enough to avoid being
bumped" from overlooked
planes. It didn't happen going
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GET UP AND GO!
Here's One Travellers
New Year Resolutions
Ry MIRIAM oTTENRERG

Now the time for all good TO make New Years
resolutions. So
New Years resolutions Of traveller. In 1885, hereby
resolve:
To make up my mind ahead where I'm going next.
use deciding to take small boat TO the South
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Kngrs 2. C.. lst or End 500 VI.
Engr.. d. O., 3rd. % s. yrl, $500
Weldefs. are S2.0S-e9 % hr.
Radio Radar Tech. rec. list. nir-
craft exper. SIS. so vi.
sheet Metal aif6rafs expeI
Aircraft Klsctrician. expsr. $50
hAdial Drill Press OPT,
once Mach. Mech. Repair sos VIZ.
ENGINEERING DIVISION
See Our Advt. Under @Enfineers"
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT eERN.
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AUCTION SALES

PUBElc SALE
Purniturs ana furnishinss o.
n,ulah residence 81 public auction
sat. oct. ~. IL an. LoeAnon'
ne sliso ave. silver 9REln9. No:
R0EERT ~ CAMRbkLAs
Auctisneer.
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OFFICE DIVISION
ycani. 3. {. o. Nd. bar. sIyl!
Acct. B.A o. BIS. des.. as-sB, -.
pan, no taxes $500
BUDGET ANALYST, sxper., $500 $3.50
Contract Adm. ". Sl50
l1nlefpfeter, Portugese-Engllsh.
EnG Port. no taxes $685.
Safety Kngineer-Payroll Auditor,
car turn. 1875
Field Repres., nonselling. 2f-2e ca
Adm: Asst. 70 %. college dss.. ~
steno adm. Asst.. to e. 70 $3.50
Insurance Clerk. Are-casualty en-
~ psrs g 80 yFs. ---~----- $s3s33ss
Claims Al. Tralnee. car furn S376
Adlustcfn, car FUN. no fee -e276
Addressozrnph Or, typine. -
Cashier, exper... no typ. 70 $3.50
Oraphotype Oprs. $3.50
Room Clerk. some exner. Se4O
Traineaa, no fees 81. $3.50
MISCETI.ANR0TTa nIv
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ADJUsToR. ms. viii train; fur
nish car. salary.
Gen. ofe.,. coll. background so
Grocery elk. stock exper. S5b up
Credit mgr, wholesale $4,000
eupvs coll DEG IN health 81 200
2E EsfoYPH2ESSHT c co9k cEoSsg
1919 2 st. NV, Suite SO7
Head waiter, expef.: counterman.
expef.; cooks. tops. Open.
Cooks. full and part time.
drivers, pofters. tAnitors.
CALL NJ. e-4Se4
Mr., epILLERe. SUITE 700
Advertising Salesman
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS win BE- received until
st. g ne p, one Once 9t sAe state Road "a.
St. BaltimQre. Nd. ofiering to
purchase the impLcvements 10.
1. Morris Wolf, 002b Old Bla-
eensburg I'd. Silver Spring, Ad. !,
l-stQfy brick DWELLING; 2. Alfred /
jacob. 1927 Old Bladensburg I'd, !,
silver Spring. Nd, 1.story hriel
dEelling; 3. Harry. D Irwin. $3.50
Old Bladensbure rd.. Silver Spring
Nd 1t-story brick dwelling:
4. lraneis n. Burns, zoe water
.i tSra a. Silver .rS sDsins' Mesi,,nss
The properties are located on the
proposed highWay improvement
between 0eorgia ave and New
Aampshire ave All Of these I'm.
prpyements must Be removed down
20 the ground line by midniGht
THURSDAY, December 70. 1857. be.
tails, biddine forms and special
bidding envelopes may be obtained
at the state Roads Commission
once In Laurel, Nd. The proper.
ties must Be bid individually. Each
property 70 be hid on must Be or
eompanied By two certified oi
cashiers checks. the hrst IN IN
amount Of the bid and the second
8 specided On tie 6iddins fo n1s'
DistriSt once phone; PA. b-OoO0
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PERSONAL

GHOST WRITING AND EDITING
books, speeches. Forms b1; pro.
fesslonal writer. ~. o-l76b,
VACANCY for elderly people. isl
laundry Al. S.SiBB,
NURSES, WHITE. MEN OR WON.
EN-, available for private psy.
chiatric duty; best references
LOGAN 7-bbOb,
PRIvATE DETECTIVE, licensed
81 Justice oiilcsr, An. l-si75.
PRIVATE ROOM near bath, fol
elderly, retired lady. deliciou
meals, laundry and maid service
guest may bring ~ or part Of he
furniture n desired. For fnforma
ton please call co. b-S64i. ext
ALWAYS WANTED to- sINGf-
Wen known Washington vote
90 yeekkgl' $50. Free auditor
ssnospesssfS,C, ssqsllsn. care: Q. %.
area. ~. b.ob20.
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AUCTION SALES
icoNIlNuepl
AT AUCTION

ha0 9
lcoNIlNueol
AT AUCTION
FLORIDA OWNER SAYS SELL
and Oak Timber
Modern brick bungalow, 5 rooms,
2 baths. nicely furnished. elee.
trio kitchen, new deep troeEe,
fuil-al1e attic. double brick ga-
rage, tractor house. tractor and
al farming implements.
ALL MUST GO!
Coming from EdgehlIl on 301 turn
right ct 02o and follow sign, on
Route 3 one mile shove Shiloh
2. o. turn right into o2o and
follow sign. This property adioinl
that Of Frank jenkins.
Trims or GALE: one.f0urth eash
balance owner win finance.
This property Is located about
miles from Colonial Beach. an
easy drive 70 Dahigren.
Open for Inspection 5 Days
Before Date Of Sale
sale 70 Open ct IL AM.
Saturday, October 18th, 81
DMRTT SETTLE. Auetloneer.
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Executors Sale
Of
Valuable Waterfront
n-oanrfv

m compliance With the L.ss WIZ
And foSfament q IOnN -
BOUCHER, ne 1neers,snse ~.
ecutors VIII odef ior aals - DIV
&c auction, On the pfemn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE- responsible for en-
me I T9Ey.slf AR IRA .; TrALToN
APPLEe. ClDEn-LuSoIolS hand.
picked apples and sweet sparklin1
cider. tirect from chlIeott or.
f95a &c s.S ceSiN V s51ss' .s e S es.
fax. W. pU. 1-7106.
SEE NQTRB DANE vERsUs ARM
saturday. october IT,. in Phila.
party. Kor tickets cali RE-. 7-06i5
I WILL NOT BE REsP0NsIBLE foi
any debts incurred by ANYONE
sTkiN, i6f EimirS Il. s.w. 3.
I WILL NOT De REsPQNsLBLE fol
any deets incurred ~ any ON
HH ih;F ven my gsi s EIN%9op ~! !
Alexandria. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

AUTO. MICH, eood man With EXP,
IN auto wrecking yard res. hcli-
aazA 5000 pay. OIL. 4-o7S3; ewes,
WI. o-03eI.
AUTO MECHANIC. eKpeTieneed
neW-eAr make ready" man, 20
work 70 clean shop. neW-eaf deal
err 5.oAy week. TOP galAfy. CAL
Mr. EsIEP. N. $1,000.
AUT0MOTTvE MkCMANlCS-cheV'
rQlet dealer. needs 3 TOP mechanics
Must ne sober nno reliable. b0-5(
pay plan. usual company henelliS
See Paul Wilhelm. LOVING CHEW
s sII1.E p lssa E adss: " ss s5seva'
AUTO PAlNTER-eteady JOB With
excellent earnings up 70 Sl55 pei
week. paid insurance benefits. Va.
cation and holidays. Must Be good
sober and reliable car Mr.. lee
ia, $4,000. RoS9LYF AUTO
BODY Co. 1917 n. Lynn at
AUTO sALRsAlAN-Used cars. ex.
perienced. furnish AL references
our present men average $3.50.
500 per week; our Reputation iol
Plenty Advertising, plus daily aooI
portsEiton furnished. Insurance. anc
tails, zee Jack Lynch. MoNTooM.
cry 6IUBBs. Lincoln Nercury
Dealer. 1900 E.-W. hwy. 3. 3.
Nd. 10, a-lss0. open III 3 pm
AUTO SALESMAN
There q an opening on our SALE
stan for ! man with local ex.
psrienee; attractive pay plan Anc
sales location IN Suburban Silver
spring. CAN Nike valltos for ap-
pointment
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cARPENTERs

sS5 5SosT ruEEE sS5BES.raT' TO o,,I YEN en-
y. BETH. NAVAL HOSP. TURN
LIT TO JOB. OLAP BAYEe
CONSTR. CO.
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AUTO
COLLECTION
SUPERVISOR

Aggressive experienced man who
can take over entire collection de-
paftment Of large expanding a.
nance company: TOP oalafy vii be
paid. Contact AR. KAUFMAN,
IL. 3-3eO5 or TX. 3-4375.
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ASST. CONTROLLER. under Is,
lurAl 4---- $3.50 <-.-- 10 S4WfuVu
aTRUCT. DESIGN. light etruet
shop detail, local no fee. 70 $1,000
STORE SITE ECONOMIST, must b.
exper, Ell phases store location
work, hdotfS. y. c.. Ito $4,000
SALES, under IS. local Open
Washington member NATIONAL
PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES With
omces IN over 3 principle elites.
pioyment IN other areas.
WALTER H. KESSLEH
Personnel Services. o64 wash. BLDG,
18th q n. ". Ave. NV. ST. 3.eA4s
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The Star Publishes Many More Pages Of.
Classified Than Any Other Washington
Paper, Because The Star Brings Finest Results

when enswsrlne edVsrtisemenfs
a1dfesoe1 % elGs ooges O. NOT
encIool original feIerencet. pho.
inDrophe o. other waterfall %
nefeonnl ualne Copies aerVe me
pHrpose ovieiHais mas osf lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

y sO@ .s..fsnenf a JOHN : L.
SofJcHER, the undef1lgnea -
ec1tcr1 Viii oier for sale Is PUB
fc auction. On The premises.
Tuesday, october IS, 1857
At 2 O'Clock Pm.
Th.l valuable waterfront property
III annapolis known -.
Boucher property g ~ a.
Street, having . ffontaee % 80
proximately 1bO teet on ne.
Greek and l1b teet On M lsl,-s
49, haathonsss. several gsrages
md other Improvements.
Tna property viii be divided into
parcels for sale e Lolos a.
Yirst Parcel: cen.ainins 11sI,,ns.
story, brick-anq -stneso o ~ ress
Src1n a "A Market street. Win
Ge1th al approximately loy
4s.t and Al irregular width q
snnruximafsIy az feet frontaee gn
Nsrket street. and approzimaseS
1919 y ,sel Ps AZ An the rsmssnins
AVE waterfront lot Of approx.
mately $50 feet frontage On opA
Creek with . depth Of APPROX,
mafeiy 125 feet. plus smess1s
"trip Of land APPROXIMATELY -
81 IL feet eontaining . maline
railway, and including . boat
kouses, antique millStones, sun
diaI and other improvements.
Manner and Terms Of sale: len
nareei viii BE- offered eeparetel1
and bids reserved. They VIII tnsn 1
81 offered Is an entirely ana SOC
IN the manner producing VIZ
faraest amount. A deposit OF w.
an each parcel will be REQUIRED o.
fhe pure6aser ct the time Of sale,
Il sold individually or lOS p
the purchase price u both Pace.
are sold Is an entirety, belanes
n cash upon anal Iatineatlon q
sais 81 fhe Orphans Court q
Anne Arundel County. All adjust.
ments % be made - Of the date
Of sale. conyeyaneing ana COY COZ.
Of Revenue Stamps 70 oe porne
81 purchaser. The EXECUTORS re-.
serve the Fisht 70 reject any and
'iISa.sA;s p, ..s:1.,:s.J rYg s.,s /:
HENRY J. TARANTINo. Q. powII
tsts cf JOHN I. boocHER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-28
Legal Advertisement

tive dates of issue.
f. The Mayor and Council in
its discretion may sell any bonds,
whose issuance is authorized by
this section, by private negou-
alton, provided the terms Of such
sale by private negotiation are
more favorable to the City than
any of the competitive bids re
celved. Whether such bonds are
sold upon competitive bids or by
such private sale, the sale may be
for less than the par or face
value of such bonds. No bonds
issued hereunder shall bear in
terest at a rate in excess of so
per annum on the par or face
value thereof.
G. Nothing contained in this
Section 1886 shall be deemed or
construed to impair the terms and
conditions of any bonds or other
obligations of the City of Rock
vile issued prior to the effective
date of this Section.
h. The authority conferred by
this Section 1896 shall be in ad
dition to other applicable author
ity, including the provisions of
Public General Laws of the State
of Maryland, and the Mayor and
Council of Rockville shall be en-
titled to exercise all of the powers
therein conferred, notwithstand.
ing the provisions of this section"
The aforegoing amendment
shall become and be considered a
part of the municipal Charter of
the City of Rockville on March
81, 1857, unless on or before
March II, 1857, there shall be
presented to the Mayor and Coun-
Gil of Rockville, or mailed to it
by registered mail, a petition
signed by twenty per centum
(2OHc) or more of the persons
who are qualified to vote in mu-
nicipal general elections of the
City of Rockville and requesting
that the proposed amendment be
submitted on referendum to the
voters of the City of Rockville,
pursuant to Section 10 of Article
23A of the. Annotated Code of
Maryland d951 Edition and 1856
Supplement-.
DICKRAN Y. HOVSEPIAN,
Mayor
Mayor and Council
of Rockville 1890