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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

flee is one that does at least
$4,000 in postal business a year.
Gross receipts were only $751;.
2S5 in 1854. Last year, however,
receipts. tOtalled.. $4,000. and
business so far this year shows
promise of a higher total than
last year, according to SpaIding.
Gaithersburg's biggest single
customer is the Summit Hall
Turf Farm which, in season.
Spring through July-mails out
thousands of plugs of Zoysia
grass samples all over the
world. But residential service is
the back bone of the office
today.
And, Spalding points out, four
out of every seven pieces of mail
he receives from private resi-
dences are either misaddressed
or not addressed at all. TINS
lack of attention to mailing,
plus Jumping together of local
and out-of-town mail by mailers
constitute the biggest work load
imposed on the post office,
Spalding said.
The U. S. Post Office current.
ly is conducting campaign of
patron separation of mail,
whereby mail is sent in separate
groups.
The Gaithersburg post office
serves an area as far south as
Rockville, over to Damascus and
E tchison, and Laytonsville,
where sub-station is main
tanned in Louis Bells general
store. Spalding is getting ready
to hire as many as five tenn
porary workers to help out
during the Christmas rush..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

Now Sc, Jones has done about
everything. He has worked with
big jungle cats, trained with the
FBI, served a hitch with the
Foreign Legion, studied with
Scotland Yard sleuths, dived
into the sunken hull of the u.
S. S. Arizona that holds 100
Pearl Harbor dead, crawled
through a plate glass window
as a stunt man, ETC., etc.
Before all this, he was a police
and general assignment re-
porter with the Baltimore Sun,
and reported for the Associated
Press, and the Herald ribune's
New York, Paris and London
editions.
Back in the mid.4Os Jones
wrote the popular "Mr. Adven.
ture" series published in This
Week Sunday supplement.
Jones has just finished writ
ing Destroyer Squadron %"
(Chilton Co., S4.95), book now
available in all bookstores. 1t is
the story in depth about the
men and maneuvers of the
famed little beaver" tin-can
squadron of South Pacific fame
during World War II.
He has already started work
on another, nameless book about
conversion of the Navy to nu-
clear power, its practical and
worldwide aspects. He tenta-
lively plans to take off on
giobe-girdling trip next sum-
mer to pin down facts in the
forthcoming book.
Other Jones books are Il Was
There" about a Korean war
correspondent, "The FBI in Ac-
ton" etched in Murder"
Freshest in his mind how
ever, is Desron, a Jones-Navy
contraction of destroyer squad
ron %.
This was the somewhat list
less squadron whipped into
fighting shape by now Chief of
Naval Operations Admiral Ar
leigh Burke during Pacific OPP
eratiOns i'm World War ii.
The rejuvenated squadron
went on to engage the enemy
in what is referred to by the
Naval War College and by the
late "Bulr' Halsey as the per
feet" sea battle of all time.
In it, five destroyers under
Burke trapped five japanese de.
stroyers that were evacuating
flying personnel from Baku, in
the Solomons. Burke sank three,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
Auto Death
Driver Is


A Wheaton youth was exon
Grated in Rockville People,
Court last week on charges OF
manslaughter by auto in the
death of his friend.
Freed on the charge was Rob.
ert Allen Bremen, 10, of 1912
Connecticut ave.
Bremen was found guilty,
however, of unreasonable speed
and failing to keep to the right
of the road. He was fined total
of Sis on the charges.
Bremen was driving car
with four young boys August l6
when he lost control on a curve
and rammed a utility pole
Killed in the wreck was Charles
Edward Totaro, 10, of 1904 AS.
pen Hill rd., Rockville.
The wreck occurred as Bren-
ner drove north on Rt. % one
mile west of Rockville. All five
youths were thrown from the
car which continued on and
struck a concrete conduit. All
were injured, none critically ex-
cept Totaro.
In generating Bremen of the
manslaughter count, Judge
Einar B. Christensen noted the
lack of a really effective man
slaughter by auto law in Mary
land.
The law on the books today
requires the State to prove
gross and wanton negligence
for conviction. Judge Christen-
sen cited the District of Column
bias negligent homicide statute
as being more flexible and an
aid to prosecutors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

crippled another and let only
one go unscathed-all without
suffering any casualties or dam
age.
The epic engagement is re-
ferred to as the battle of Cape
st. George and occurred Novem-
Der 25-Thanksgiving Day
1943.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
TOrcaSO Case
Dues Tuesday

The case of Roy L. Tor
case, who has been refused
a license at notary public
because of his refusal to
swear belief in God, has
been postponed from tomor-
row to Tuesday in Mont
gomery County Circuit
Court, Rockville.
Postponement came after
agreement between Tor
caso's attorney at the Mary
land Attorney Generals Of
flee. The latter agency will
represent Clerk of the
Court Clayton X. Watkins
who refused Torcaso the
license.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
Scripts Are Sought

Adventure Theater, non
profit theater group now In its
ninth year, is seeking original
scripts for children's plays.
Scripts may be submitted 10
Mrs. Maurice Akin, 5507 Up
bingham St, Chevy Chase.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
Once Was d Stunt Man
Rockville Author Jones
Brings Out a New Book

The personal adventures of Ken JONES' an author who
lives at 5000 Hasey 3D. Rockville read wildly as the
stories he writes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
900
4-Peter Gum. Crime.

1.-THE Fuse" Gum bottles his
friends and the police by going to
work for the towns biggest Grim
inoI. Coil Stevens stors. tRepeot.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
MONDAY

7-Pontomime Quiz. Panel.
PoneIists: Susan Cobot, Coroi
Burnett, Milt Komen. New
Griffin, Howard Morris. Nike
Stokey, host.
Monday listines Continued Next Poeo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
1895

Our friend above to have gone little overheard for
wash But the point that his Palm Beech wash n
suit will come out Of that neat dive the
for wear it will dry smooth and unwrinkIed with
"touchup" ironing at the most all that will be needed If
Ood hosnt taken the wash n plunge yet, why not
introduce him to this easier way Of life this Fothers Day.
June ZIP You'll find one Of the oreos largest Palm Beech
collections at The Hecht Co.'S mems stores-rnore Styles
more coors, sizes to moke your selection easier
other Pom Beech Wosh n Wear suits $45
Palm Beech "Foshion Fver"-Suit plus sloeks. 57.95
News Iohino-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
SWANK PUTS
THE PERSONAL
TOUCH ON DAD

distinctive mems jewelry in birthstone or
initial motifs :. two "sure to please" gifts
Just the right amount Of personality combined with
euine elegance The birthstone sets have matching cuff
links and tie clip with imported een-cut stones foceted
and coored perfectly tokes expert eye to tell them
from the real thing Seto by pierced eodentone settings
Heritage Initial set has golden initial sIvery metal
background
ioruorv-sornet juIy-Tuby Birthstone Jewely
s.h,..,. .-.,hx,, suou,.-oe,idot Set SIS
understandable neutrality-suspicious. Initial JeweIry
opi-eyso oeober-foss ser Z'9V
moy-emeroId novsmbeF-oPoz IniioI Key choin
iurs-aIexendris deeember-bIue xireon l.So
q
PARKtn0ton;
Plaza
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Named Chaplain

EATON ROUGE. - - The
Re, Grady Z Poulsrd Jr honor
.-sduaie q Southern University
ard presently . student a, the
Tale University Divinity SCHOOL
Rockefeller Fellowship
reclp.ent ~lil serve a. chaplain
90 migrant workers IN Potter
q un,y Coudcrsport Pcnnsyl.
,snia during the summer
months
4 native Of Crowley the Rcs
poulard also studied 81 Temple
University IN Philadelphia and
az fall Viii resume ms studies
q, Yaie alon- with rs duties
81 student minister at Dixwell
Avenue CONGREGATIONAL Church.
NeN Haven. Conn
In preparation for rs work
"a Couderspori the % year old
,'udent.minister attended con
ference al Maryland state Col.
lcac lie also spent some time
earlier IN Philadelphia raising
money tor the Pennsylvania
Council Of Churches for use IN
migrant work
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Mrs. FDR Visits
lnterratiaI Camp

Nen YORK CNs-When tam
l.s groups caap together u has
more u o significance than
when each member q, the fam.
IS vacation, alone Til. camp
N Brewster \ Y is operated
rs la- Il. catonsl Alliance If
N,W lors Cy--snd all the fam
ICES are from The lower east
.idc-inc slsm section Of New
Ynrl The ~.ilics arc q mixture
@. III Facial -rOlr- - and -ct
alDng ~til t1.eihcr There are
s,un4 iar4.lc. aad old ones all
singing iogc'hcr and enjoying
c-iupin if, together
Ny F.,anOr Roosevelt paid
them surprise >ii and had
rr,hns bu' good report 70 make
OF their progress She found
rome Of the families isolated
from each other and many chill.
drcn not too far away from
grandparents Children under 3
slept in the same cabin with
their parents but over 3. they
camped with boys and girls their
own aye Once q week they eat
in big dining room with their
families and friends Girls do
their own cooking. cleaning and
washing and enjoy playing house.
The main idea is learning 10
live together and cooperate
Boys work on dO-it-yourSclf
p-opccts and here. too. they aid
each other Perhaps one viii
know morcabout carpentry than
4noincr-if so. he will offer to
teach him The camp is being
used as model to show other
agencies the merit of integra-
lion and living in peace and har
mony
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l. E & A |.
NJ o TIc e S
ATTY. Charles B. Berry
1908 Broadway. Suite 7o3-7oa

STATE or MICHIGAN. ~ The
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE ~ CHANCERI.
No sss-l77
JAMES {. SHORT. Plaintiff. IS.
NETTIE l. SHORT. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ q session of said Court held in
The cts OF Detroit. WAYNE Count,
Michigan on JUS 18th. 1883
Present. Honorable GEORGE L
BOWLES Circuit Judge
1T APPEARING To THIS COURT
from the Affidavit on file that pfoc.
css FOL the appearance Of the de-
PENDANT has beer duly issued and
that after diligent search and m.
curry from June 10. 1859 up To- ara
including july IS 1855. the same
could not be served
ON Motion OF Charles 4 Berr, ~.
torneS for the Plaintiff.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED that ,b.
defendant, Nettie l.. Short. enter her
appearance In said cause on or h.to,.
three 81 months from the date ~
THIS Order, OF said bill OF comoI.t,,
wiz De taken a. confessed arain.,
her; and that q copy OF said ora,,
De sent To the laSt-kn0w n po>t osf,-,
address OF the defendant, \e,,i.
Short said address beint i7so 80. -
81, Detroit, Michigan bN eer,i0s,,
mall return receipt requested .r5
delivery TO addfesScc oni, 1
III II FURTHER ORDERED th., Al,
,nt ueienuant Is not per.o,.ti,.
seiNed WITH copy OF aid ODD
true COPY OF this Order be- pubii.b.S
IN me Detroit Tribune. neuso.ner
printed, published and circui.,i.r''@'ps, ~
'tiu county OF WAYNE Tor ~ 49,. :"
utlNe weeks, according In 49,. N'''eN'
George = Bowie,
a True Copy "''H Judge
Edgar VI Brsuigin CLERK
a. "aiiaEher. Deputy Clerk
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NOTICES
Atty. Charles q. Berry
1904 8rosdWsy

STATE 90 MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
cur COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
wAfNE. IN CHASCERf.
Ne. sss-J1l
MERCEDES SOUTH ROBERTSON
Plaintiff. -. EDWARD ROBERTSON
oRpER or PUBLICATION
Al sstslOn ~ ss.d Court held In
the Cts Of Detroit. Wayne COUNTY.
Michigan on the z5sh DAD Of June.
Present Honorable VICTOR
BAIM, Circuit Judge.
pear * 10 tbs Honorable
SIR. frcr. Affidavit or file that
process the appear nee of the
defendant . been dub issued. and
that afIei diligent sesrch and IN.
Qlir, from j. ne ;, 1859. Up 70 and
including June "a 1855. the sane
could MOI a. sered
On Mo on OF Charles y. Bern.
attorney y the Plaintiff.
II Is H-REBi ORDERED tina, the
defendant, Edward Robe rlsOn, enter
IN. appearance IN said cause or O..
--efore three > months from the
date Of TINS order. or said oil Of
complain. all be taken a. confessed
against hlm. and that a copy OF aid
order be sent 10 the lAsi.kno~ n pos,
Office address u the defendant. -
John K y Detroit. Michigan, D. ge..
!sferec mail. return receipt requested,
and ceiIser,- 20 scdresSee only
IT II n RTHER ORDERED that n
tie defendant = not personally sered
.itn Z copy Of laid Order, . ;rle
coz, ~ ,nis order be published N
ne DETROIT TRIBUNE, a nea spsper
prn,ec published and circulating IN
AID County q NStne, for six con.
-...tlse weeks, sccOTclnc 10 ia~
VICTOR J BAUM.
Circuit Judge
4 True Copy
Ecgar " Braniein, Clerk
tf.r~~a-k4s DeDis. CIark
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ATTY. S. J. Flanagan


sr,. ls71 G. DAWSON
- - ~. + OF MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR
SSII COURT FOR THE COUNTY
" NAlEN IN CHANCERA
,,s.asNilA L. HOUSE. Plaintiff, "
HERBERT HOUSE, Jr.. Defendant.
No. Ses-so3
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said Court held al
wy SitN-Oounty Building, in the Cits
detroit, County of Wayne ana
ot"te oi Michigan. on this 18th DAY
Present: Honorable THEODORE
Sol klS. Circuit Judge.
appearing from the affidavit al
.sehea hereto and filed herewith thai
.ne uetendant named In tho aooNS
Shu'leu cause Is not resident =,
ny Nountt of Wayne and State VI
N!chigan. bat that he resides al:
lerre Mante,
Box P.MB.
No. l6542
Ierre HSute, Indiana;
Therefore.
ON MOTION or $. J. FLANAGAN
attorney for the plaintiff.
1T Is ORDEREb that the above.
named defendant appear and answer
'he bill Of Complaint filed In TINS
cause within Three Months IRON
date OF this Order. or same may DC
TAKEN as confessed against him;
~ Is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this Order be sent 10 ths
eetendant al his last known addf,S
os registered mail. or a like copy "
p"oished according to law.
THEODORE SOURls;
Circuit Judse
\ True Copy
Edgar VI. hranlgin. Clerk
n = Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
IN - 0/l5/59 =
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FOR ssn4-s.cLs

LhF1YtgTx. nesS chsne =
rune "A furnish ms'efl@l
tss .I'erDr ctt,fsleI 49,.
G.txs..@ Cs ~ 77E7,
'..,,.,.
MAIDS. MOTHERS HELPERS
Ks,cs. Nsfhs,i Helper kseeec
g., ses Ysrs'. b@., rsrre. Jsbs
rsrioS ~ ~ so ~ses Trsnt
rs,fsfisn f.rrfi1sc Wr's -
AREA vkic AGENCY
Il s'sfisn FsLs. Greet sseS. ~
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Avs }. Flanagan
1917 East Dav.e@.

STATE Ct NICHfcN% ~ ,,,,.
~ ihs : ~ COURT FOR Thu COT nv
No. s74,3os
II - oL>SON Plaintiff ~ M.
RS sEsSON Defendant, ~
OkoER ETENolhc rime eop
cer PENDANTS APPEARANCE
,-. esi'N VI said Court atld a,
".e 4is-toAniy Building 4. ~. |.. a
~ D,ttuN ~ the COUNTY Of ~, - ~.
d. Oh - MiSilgan on thls Sth ds,.
fresent, Honoraole toSrpr
- LAlNAN, CitcuR jude 4.
appeal!n. from M. r.,,4
''''s et4>t end The pefittnr
f'a'''.ii mat an order 81 n,,h,,. s'.e
.1t OF tnis Cour; IN 49,. go -.
~ july, lt55. directed ,, - 81
''~''' az 1884 HAYES >.,.s. ~ ~
"hn0is, Tat upon inol.,. %,
.iAeNpn - has been 49,. .. so
mere j. No such street 49, So
~ say 90 Chicago. IN, 80. Ut. ~.
Str'.-, ~ ~ docs reside az l443s IL, .-e
,,'.,,,.., NAl.aso Illinois and ~, ~ s4e
= ''-'o''el desires e. serve bi,, 80. ..s
r..r..,,.t ne order az has neal, -. 80
foft F'"'e VI residence, There.
ga Motion OF F,.,s,
ipf tnt piaintfff -''' aitoF'
a.., '1,rec tnai the time for
COM. 3. iais cause be eNts,S.'d
N ttt. 20 TIE rules and p $500
ssrs.,, o1il SO a. 10 enable th, ~ ~
,s,s An. 20 appear and an,.er ' ~.
tbe - Or .; complaint. and er.ei Ne
ftNtloncf 10 Serx, 49, oie
~ publication hefetosor. win
,.,f.. aAet COn,lstsrt ,,,.i
-~N" matters made and NJ. No1it IN
JOSEPH A. SULLIVAN
\ True Copy S"eui Judge
- waldo. Dcput, Clett
az ] ID 81 N4N
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Affys se~ell. Lss,er, Lons sno snin
7c7 Tohtn 40

Af'ys. So~eN. Lss'er. Lens end Srfn
,o1 Ton,n s'oc-
>ItIE ~ Nil Hl0AN IL TIE CHS.
Nt!i tol RT FOR TIKI COUNTY o.
IS Al ri ~ lHA\Ckkl
Ne ssI-csi
-h.s llI.t g LLais Plaintiff IS
aa4Nl Is y LENlS Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
\; SESSION ~ Sa!o co4rt held .
iae l1t-l o-rts Building IN The tl,s
9. Drirc.'. Counts o: NaSre ard
safe O.. N.ceig4n. on this iltn cas
OK j-re, \ 1883
PgSseri Honorable THEODORE
sol EIS, C.rcs.i Judge
appearing th4. the deterdan. s
n3- ies4cer; 81 the State OF Nic...
$40, DIT inAi re resides AZ as S..
-9- street. NeW lcrk 81. New No!k.
" i ORDERED ,hss TIE cefcucar.
thie4 Ais appearance IN his cause 90
otiefS lnfee months from tie
1'.s ~ 'his order OF said BIZ d.
Nei..p .alni N!!. ~ taken a. confesssc
II i FURTHER ORDEREDD tie,
t9fs ~ i1ls order De sent s..
rec mat 80 said dele ndsr. a.
- = l7eia street New YORK =,
Nt~ Ola .s .ast known sccYt..
enc u nut st.tlAtd personally ~
1Ntth-aii * 4Va.. tNcntN 20 Cass
ocfoi, the TIME prescribed fo- As
FeaiaNse iaai YEA, order be published
q required os .aN.
THEODORE SoJRI>
4 Tue Copy
tdse' VI Bfangin. Clerk
\ has-rcatc, DeputN CLERK
"A IS SO
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S. J. Flanagan. ATTY.

STATE or MICHIGAN. N TIE
t"N +. ~ ~ FOR THE COUNTY
w MAJ NJ II CHANCERl
~ No ssS.sos
Don OLIVER FIELDS. Platnt,ff a..
"a" LNDOLNN FIELDS. Defendant
ORDER FOR DESCENDANTS
APPEARANCE
session OF said Court held %
~ ~ Sountt Building al the az.
q. ''ifpt ~ the County, OF Nae.
1"l State of Michigan on this 3p,h
%, oi jane 4 ID 1853
f. resent Honorable VICTOR J.
NifCAn Judge
appearing from affidavit attached
$500 snd flied herewith ina; iae
-. t-'"' e resident OF the state
h... '..s"n' ana that process .as
.ri. $500 ivi ncT appearance N
r,.,,,,.'-. ana mat same has been
'N'uintd unser,cd for thr r,s,or M
.rN TACT THAT She ha> cont,n,,cs f.r
h'e from her place OF residence
therein. mo- "a ''"'~
=" Notion OF ; J Flanagan. s,or.
nes ioi The plaintiff
ordered that the said defend.
orPtar before this Court and an.
we b!il Of Complaint filed herc.
OF before the expiration og
',.'ee Months from date hereof. or
same NAY be taken a. confessed
s... ner, That copy OF thi, or.
sns4. DC sent TO the defendant
a.. s.s'eFed mail, and that like
t published according 10 Law.
~ iok ) BAUM, Circuit Judge.
.Dssi " Brsnigin. Clerk
= hsIsreaNe. Deputy Clerk
o ) 50
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WILLIAM 7 PATRICK, ST.,
Attorney ~ Law.
Sii SEsfiof, Avenue

sli G9iio'. Avenue
STATE Or MiHCIC Az, ~ The CIR.
GUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
AAlSE, ~ CHANCERI.
No SASHA
SARAH RANLES. Plaintiff, IS.
OHIO RANLES Defendant
ORDER TO APPEAR
~ SESSION Of ;re above emitted
c1-ri reid N the C!is-C ouniy B-l.d.
Ill. u tie Ciis Of Detroit. County o.
Aatrt, and State Of Michigan, THIS
40 Cas- " june \ d 1858
Present Honorable THEODORE
>ol Ills. C.lc1l, Judge.
4 appearing b. a:tcacNlt, he.sto-
1.t1..e- THAT the defendant J. not
te..1t'rt 81 Nicnlgsn. out that MS last
sr0an pace o. residence VAS 81
rs. a.oosa. Alabama. care Of Gcnelal
ys-svi,. United states PosiofAce
or r.Qloa % William 7 Pai-.s,
- IT ! HEREBY ORDERED, ;lsi
ne defendant enter NJ spPesrare
ttar. ~ person. oE o. AiOgGtt.
s--r-r .Ifee months from dale *
.a.s Osets 20 Appear. OF the b. %
Complaint AL! De taken a. confe.stt
s.a.r>i h.m
II J. FURTHER ORDERED, TIE;
,-Le cops @. THIS Order 70 Appear
.e se1t 20 toe defendant. az h.s .a.i
kroAn s-1ress, ~ return receipt Ir.
4-ts.t1 o. registered MAJ. and i-s.
fat. ,nai q tr-e copy 81 said CF1.r
Aspeai oe published according
ESQ"
THEODORE SOJRls.
Sircuit J-1se
---c Cog,
1---. Y bgsnlgln, Clerk
la..as0e4 DcP-is Clerk
So
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DRIVE SAFELY

Drihon rmat>E sATrhDAY AUGUST 1863
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STATE or MICHIGAN. ~ The
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE ~ CHANCERN
No sak.11J
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EcEar " bFaniein, Clerk
A Hargres.es, DePuis Clerk
IS 50
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la-.asas!, Dcp-ll Clerk
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WAX TO WATCH

coar, The s,ar>-Tea Tsylor
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Gym Handicap
Doesn't Spoil
Johnnies' Play

The st. Johns basketball
team, which opened its season
yesterday with a 53-37 victory
over Wilson High School
seems to be at least as good as
at this point last season, de-
spite the lack Of good practice
facilities.
st. Johns new quarters on
Military road is minus a gym
nasium, and seven of the teams
nine practices so far have been
in the auditorium, on a tile
floor and using makeshift back
boards. Considering all this
Coach Joe Gallagher thought
the club looked VERY good" yes
terday at the American Uni
versity gym.
Bill Cross, 6-foot-four senior
from the junior varsity, and
Lettermen Jim DAILY and Don
Roth are the new faces on
the starting team for the
Cadets. joining returning regu-
lars Frank Dubofsky and John
Stnons. The combination was
too much for Wilson. which had
Sam McWilliams for the first
time after an opening loss to
Gonzaga Friday. McWilliams
topped all scorers with %
VOoiY1tc
Evening star., 1959-12-16
FuIIsChurch
Pulls Upset
AtHummond

Falls Church. which was tied
for last place. surprised defend
ing champion Hammond, which
was tied for first. 1896 last
night In Alexandra in the first
major upset Of the Northern
Virginia Group I League bas-
ketball season.
The Jaguars led by only a
point at halftime. but sank II
Of % field-goal attempts there
after to pull away to their first
victory. Spencer Buckner. Drew
Landrus and Joe Thompson all
scored in double figures to more
than Offset Jim Shaw's 21-point
effort for the home team.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Anucostiu Rallies
To Win Overtime
From Muckin Five

Anacostia High Schools bas.
ketball team came from be-
hind to squeeze out a 47-44,
overtime win over Mackin yes
terday in the victor's gym.
With the score knotted at
4l-all. Ed Greenberg sank two
free throws at the start Of the
overtime period to put the In
dianS in the lead to stay.
Anacostia's Gary Schrenk
sank a field goal with about
is seconds left in the game
to deadlock the score which
sent the game into overtime.
The Indians posted their first
win after two defeats.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
NO. va. GROUP 1 LEAGUE

Mclean High Schools basket
ball team had the misfortune
last night Of taking a perfect
80 record to Mount Vernon
for a game in which Marty
LentZ was to run wild.
All that the 6-foot-5 Junior
did was score As points, believed
to be a league record for North
ern Virginia Group I ISchools. as
Mount Vernen won its third
straight game, S7-55.
Lentz, who three years ago
was a third stringer for Mount
Vernon's eighth grade team,
Evening star., 1959-12-16
LENTZ' IS BELIEVED RECORD
Mount Vernon Ruins
McLeon's Clean Slate

had 80 points by halftime and
the Majors had a 31-point lead.
Coach Mike Skinner took him
out when he had Il points early
in the fourth quarter, but placed
him in the lineup again soon
lafterward when learning of @
possible record. Lentz had his
As with about five minutes re-
naming and sat down.
The old record was thought
to be A points, held by three
George Washington players
Bob Kessler, Billy Rhorer and
Billy Morton.
Lentz made IA Of 20 field
goal attempts and II Of 19
free throws, giving him 1T
points for four games, or an
average of 29.3.