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PALERMO 4 CO.
G sc WA -

COLLEGE PARK = 3-bedrm. hrk.
rambler: full bsmt. with rec. rm {:
level Anchor-fenced I'd. only
S14.700, with easy FLA terms.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REAITOR WE H-5Aoo
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SALE BY OWNER
SALE BY OWNER

Sl95 On, sos MO.
nIA9ensourg area; vac.-5-rm bun
salow: full bsmt.: gas INV h. RI
o-431O; ewes, LII. 4-S665
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CENTRAL BUSINESS SEC. zoned
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

SIP. COMMERCIAL approx 1000
50. IT. 500 per M store front,
4 mrs fun bsmt. oil heat. rleya-
Tors 8 blks from lftr and G SIS,
nv Full comm. to brokers r. H,
CARLOCk, owner EN-. 5-O44O
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F. w. BERENS, REALTORS

EXCLUSIVE AREA Of Ravepyood,
SO close and convenient to seven
Corners-Over i2-acre wooded lot
is the setting for this most un-
usual home. Just redecorated
completely. Step down from the
center hall to the 20xl5 living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room, large kitchen with eat
ing, space, three large bedrooms
Including a loft. master-bedroom
suite: paneled rec. room, lg-ft
screened porch and Gear attached
garage. S3S.950. Call ia. 5-I550.
ATLAS REALTY CO., 415l Lee
highway tcorner Glebo rdD
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DOLL HOUSE - See this adorable
5-bedrm. home with HanSel and
Gretel charm in Falls Church
walk TO bus. schools and shopping
dmmeolate possession Only Sl4.-
20 ALLEN E. TURNER CO., ia.
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UNIVERSITY PARK
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTOR HE, 4-4o0n

WEST HYATTSvILLE-Verv attr.
rambler. 2 lge. hedrms.. rec. rm.,
shade trees, FILA approved $500
down, $4,000. HUGH !. PECK
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WOODLAWN-Quick poss on this
immac. Perma-Stone Colonial. 3
bedrms., sep. din. nm, full tiled
bsmt., Ia baths; walk to every
thing, incl. schools FILA $1,000,
with Sl,100 dn.; 500 so per mo.
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FAST PAIN RELIEF-Hsve grow
Ing pains? Need bedrooms and
quiet den? Like a large eft. liv-
ing room and large dining room >
wouldn't it also be nice to have
a large separate breakfast room
Enjoy dollars saved by assuming
large 4l2'c LIST trust. Located
close-in Arlington. Priced SO
$50. Call ODDENINO REALTY,
INC, REALTORS, ia. 4-5656.
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DEPTH, 5000 miles, if you desire
70 mlne-But the real gold is on
the surface of the gently slopine.
Wooded knoll in Arlington's COM
Wy Club Hills. Immaculate three
eedroom .white-brick rambler, with
Foyer entrance, huge living room,
dining room. dream kitchen, large
tprEate screened porch. three
room, built-in garage; onalitv
construction throughout, numer,
Gus luxury appointments: S34 $50
". 4-22SS, PARKER, SMITH 4,
DONNELL, REALTORS.
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.CozY LIVING near ? Corners-3-
bedroom rambler with carport and
iIll basement. A real bargain al
Sl6,95O. with a $4,000, a.
loan 10 assume. Easy terms, Call
ia. 7-O29O. mickey REALTY
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GEO. H. FUCKER CO,
ia. 1855 Realtors JE. 2-5216

COUNTRY CLUB AREA of N, ArI-
New New 9rlck home. offering 3 bed
NE. IbIs,i "a paths sbove-ground fin
built-in garage, patio. priced ~
~ BOO: For further detsiIs
gall The DARBY CO, Realtors,
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

APT. BLDG, 1880 units-Regatd-
less Of cond. E F. STEFFEY. JE.
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WOODED 81 ACRE

De luxe brick rambler. foyer en-
trance. 3 large bedrooms, cathe-
dral living room with fireplace.
separate dining room, kitchen, .
fun baths, full daylight basement
recreation room, TOughed-In bath
in basement, ground level en-
trance l2Xl2 summer house
screened in. yard; lovely rustic
.nrllEn
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$685. N. 5th ST
MCLEAN AREA

5406 PARK ROAD
New BRICK ramblers, 3 bedrmS, .
baths, huge liv rm.. bay window
fireplace, equip. kit. eating space;
full hSmt., lge. rec. rm., frepl.,
3rd bath roughed in: room for
ing dist tranSp. and schools
S27,o50-S2S.500. Directions: Out
Old Dominion DR.. to Park Rd. on
left.
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5000 DOWN and monthiy payments

less than rent will buy this ,
beorm., separate dining I'm. and
Up-to-date kitchen: Avn. -old at
trsctive home. Very large closets.
"a baths; caTport ana fenced
yard. Ready 70 move into tonor-
row. F. W. BERENS. REALTORS,
304 Lee hwy, Fairfax. CIR. j.
l4OI
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE


ATTRAC. MINI. ave. home and in
come. units, . bedrmS each
Brlcs bldg Little or no down pvmt
TO right party. DU. $1,000
NEAR MAYFLOWER HOTEL
Small ONCE bids. CT
zone Price only SII.O 0u.
Ground alone valued A.
much more than price Mr..
Rowland, with
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000 Re- LII l-5o6o
NV. Apt. House
35 un!ts-white tenants-sore fur
nished-sood area and excellent
financing. Building is well main
tanned and will show approx q
1871 return on investment Shown
by appointment only Call Mr.
Llnde-eve., FE 3-ll40
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC
Realtors
1929 H St. NV. MA. $4,000
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4 BEDROOMS

sUITLAND. Forestville. Bradbury
Park. Auth Village. houses,
brick. full bsmt. FLA or COW.
financing. RE. 6-4140. Ewes, HI
CAMPBELL REALTY
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-smsIl
apartment buildings and roominz
houses. Nj Yount. FRANK s.,
r sIdt TS INC DI. 7-I4lli
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CApRnIIToN e1i1 sEtN -Iur

6114 S5th AVE-
BY OWNER. 3-bedrom split-level:
storm windows and doors, patio,
and swimming pool membership
Many other extras applied since
this property was acquired in
March, 1859. Price, $4,000 Ar
range your own financing. Phone
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WAREHOUSES; WANTED

10000 TO $4,000 SO. Fl. must be
reasonable minimum 3 ioadiuS
docks; vel rated. es'aolsheu con-
Germ. Box 1861. Star.
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N. FOREsTVILLE RAMRrm
ONLY S2a5 DOWN
Avail. March Ia bedrms. eouin
KIT: fenced level lot: excel cond F..
eony Andrews and Census. RE-
5-437O: ewes, LU 4-SR65
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BETTE SDA-Store. . years old;
lmmCd. occupancy, or can take
over ] year lease. IS fl. BY IS
II, parking in rear, air core
lS-year partial mortgaec at ST.:
sale price. $50 600. Will accent
second mOrtgaEe. 100000 down
payment. 1857 Bethesda ave. HA.
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Choice Warehouse

~ 10000 SO. IT. 10 25, 900 50. II.
New One-StOry warehouse with ~
siding, loading docks, and LARGE
parking area.
t?l 5000 So # or 10000 50 #
Modern onc-Stury with II. siding
and 10? ding docks.
t5l 1000 50. # Modern one-s'ory
driven High ceiling. Offices. Near
So. CAPITOL and NJ.
a. 1880 50 #. New one-story.
OUTSTANDING 2. location. IT. SD
lrE, 0pdInE bay. parkInC.
Co 200 50. # One-story drive
in. rr. siding Convenient So. Cap
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COUNTRY HOME

DON'T FENCE ME m unless It's
in this sttrsc. 4-bedrm. brick
home, ideally priced at S14.e5O:
good terms. UN 4-s5s3.
peter j. hagan & son
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CHEVERLY MANOR = ApproXi'
mately 3 blks. from st. Ambrose
and Happy Acre school. A spark.
ing 3 bedrm. Cape Cod with f1repl
in liv. room, paneled den, large
e kit full 0sm nS Must see to aDe es
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
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WhEA Jun AREA
$3.50 DOWN
MANOVILL REALTY CORP

WO0DSIDE-Beautiful stone-and-
brick rancher, adjoining park;
price reduced $4,000 for quick
sale. 4 bedrmS. (or 3 and study
on one floor; clubroom, step-down
living rm., de luxe kitchen. 2-car
garage; no traflc worries here.
Priced in the 3Os. Call SHAN
NON & LUCHS, Maryland ONCE,
10. 5-0s44; after 8 pm, EN-.
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, FLOORS, containing 1900 so.
II each, located at 14th and 5
SITS W. suitable for storage,
light assembly, etc: zoned CM-3;
ample parking
KASS REALTY, EN-. 3-SlOO
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peter |. hagan & son

OWNER TRANSFERRED - All offers
With 3 hedrmS., full baths, sepa :
rate din, room, eating space kit.
nrepl. in liv. room, lOxl6-ft
screened porch, beautiful daylight
rec. room. Big 7Oxl5O-ft, iot
Good location. FLA approved Cali
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
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Frederick w. Berens
Sales, Inc

%6 UNITS S.E.-Detach bldg ap-
pfoX, yrS old all 2-bedrm.
apis: crossing S275 500 per year;
priced at approx e times rental;
S2uOnO On. Will buv Call PA.
$500 O. LA. 9-O4I4. I MOS
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THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-450O REALTORS

CAPITOL HEIGHTS u brick
rambler with > bedrms., sep. din
decorated. Only $500 down FLA.
HUGH T. PECK, He 4-1700 til
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1921 14th ST. NV

Over 5000 50. #. OF space on
downtown thoroughfare. des.~7hle
for ONCE and showroom. printing.
drafting, etc; LOW rent
KASS REALTY, EN-. $500
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-16

to buy something practical for her
children this year. There are
threats OF q strike and she was
being very smart not to let her
heart rule her head.
The streets and the stores are
decorated with Christmas greet
ings and almost everybody seems
to have the Christmas spirit.
Do you remember when you were
a child how long 1t seemed from
Thanksgiving to Christmasg Each
day you would ask, sis It long
now" You were 80 happy you
thought you would burst with joy
before the great day arrived.
Santa was so real to you and since
you learned who really gave you
your toys it hasn't seemed the
same to you. Santa was something
special and every child should
know him.
Until next week, this is "S0".
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-16

No 64O54
CERTIFICATES OF BUSINESS NAME
CREATIVE SALES co.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
!, the undersigned, hereby certify
that am one of the persons who
conduct and transact a commercial
In the County OF Hennepin, State
style of CREATIVE SALES CO. that
the full and true individual names
Of each and every person who Ia
In anyway interested In said bus
mess under said name, together with
the post office address of each Of
them is as follows, to-wit:
Harold Roitenberg, 4120 Washburn
Avenue South, Minneapolis, Min
nesota
Burton shapiro. 1880 Aquila Avenue
South, Minneapolis, Minnesota
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
On this LIST day of December, 1850,
before me personally appeared Har-
old Roitenberg to me known to be
the person who made and signed
the foregoing certificate, and ack-
nowledged that he executed the
same as his own free act and deed.
]. Bertram Press
Notary Public
Hennepin County, MINI.
My commission expires Oct. 3, 1858.
spokesman, Dec. q l6, 1860
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4 in the faces Of those you meet o.
the street as you pass by. Thos'
who have always looked 30 sterr
and serious now seem to enter
into the spirit Of Christmas and
they actually smile as they gree
you.
Even though the weather Il
cold. the streets are icy and thu
stores are crowded you feel moth
ing but joy and you are happy r
be able to get down town and
ningle with the throng. You dc
not feel any discomfort because
you really have the Christmas
spirit!
The stores are comfortably full
but you stin can walk through and
take time to select a gift you
think win suit the one you who
win receive it
No matter how small or large
the gift is going to be, you love
to look around and find something
you are sure will be suitable for
Mary or John"
II you select any gift just to
get it over with" you might bet
ter keep it because you are not
giving it in the right spirit. II you
feel that way, don't give any gift
at all.
II you buy because you feel you
have to and don't care what you
buy you do not have the Christmas
spirit! You cannot possibly be
happy until you get the right idea
Of giving.
While we are happy and In a
gay mood let US stop and remem-
Der the ones who are not so fort
innate. There Is the mother whose
son went out Of the house many
years ago and has not been seen
nor heard from since. To you, II
you chance to read this, your
Mother told me she still hopes
to hear from you and to see you.
She would like to know why you
left. There were no quarrels nor
any mpleasantness. You walked
out of the house and out Of her
life. Please get in touch with her
at the same address.
There is the mother who had
been a widow many years She
worked hard and after you grad
uated from high school she real
lied she would be alone soon and
when she had the opportunity she
told you she was going to remarTy.
You were very selfish saying II
she did remarry, you would run
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away from home. She thought that
was a childish notion, so she mar
ried. You left home and no one
who knows you has seen or heard
or you Your mother has q very
good husband, a comfortable home
and would be very happy II she
only knew where you are and II
you are well and happy. She and
your step-father win welcome you
with open arms II you win only
get in touch with them. Last year
she said she was afraid you might
not be living because she did not
think you would stay away from
her for twenty long years without
getting in touch with her. What a
wonderful Christmas you could
make for her. It Is up to you.
In the stores you can see the
small children buying gifts. One
little girl, who looked to be about
ten years old, was trying to buy
a cook book she knew her mother
wanted She hadn't realized there
were 80 many. The clerk told her
to select one and II it wasn't the
right one her mother could bring
it back. CThe girl had a slip show
ing she could charge on her moth
er's account.)
A little farther on q boy was
trying to buy a purse for his girl
friend. His face was 30 red as he
told the clerk It was for his sister
that no one was surprised when
the boy with him said, your sis
ter? You haven't got a sisterP"
Mothers were looking at toys
and one mother told the clerk she
would love to buy a certain doll
for her little one but because Of
the uncertainty Of her husbands
work she thought she would have
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No s4OSS
cERTIFICATE or BUSINESS NAME
CREATIVE MERCHANDISING 4
PUBLISHING
STATE OF MINNESOTA

CERTIFICATE or BUSINESS NAME
CREATIVE MERCHANDISING n
PUBLISHING
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
I. the undersigned, hereby certify
conduct and transact a commercial
business at the City OF Minneapolis
In the County OF Hennepln, State
of Minnesota, under the name and
style OF CREATIVE MERCHANDISE
ING a PUBLISHING that the full
and true individual names OF each
and every person who is In anyway
Interested In said business under
said names together with the post
office address OF each of them IL
as follows, to-wit:
Harold Roitenberg, 4l20 WaShburn
Avenue South, Minneapolis. Min
Floyd Lofchie, 1875 Merchandise
Mart Chicago, Illinois
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPTN
On this Ist day Of December, 1850,
before me personally appeared
Harold Roitenberg to me known to
be the person who made and signed
the foregoing certificate, and ack-
nowledged that he executed the
same as his own free act and deed.
]. Bertram Press
Notary Public
Hennepin County, MINI.
My commission expires Oct. 8, 1853.
(Spokesman, Dec. & 16, 1860
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-16
THIS NJ THAT
By HazeI Underwood
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT

THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
1t In Of the singing heart
In which the hopes of ages have drawn near
The melody Of love does not depart
While caroing its message
1t is climate where all good things grow
Where kindness is not crowded distressed;
With faith well strengthened like a springtme glow
And beauty about, a guest
Christmas is a time of ringing bells
OF joy time to plead the peace
prayer-a brotherhood
That universal conflicts
Humanity its sunpath,
The Christmas Spirit dvveIs in the hearts
Clyde s. Creel in City Poetry Magazine
Wouldn't It wonderful US a
are at this Of the year?
Everywhere you go you spirit you
, 1960-08-04
H ST. CROIx AVIS
Page 3.

Bill No. 1887 Act to Authorize the Transfer Of a
Tract of Land in Saint John to the National Park Service
for a Bulkheading and Road Construction Project and ID
Authorize the Participation Of the Territorial Government
in the Cost Thereof. Proposed by the Governor.
Bill No. 1888 Act to Provide a Minimum Wage Of
Sixty C60 Cents an Hour, and A Maximum Work Week Of
Forty 40 Hours for Workers in the Virgin Islands and for
other Purposes. Proposed by Senator Candida r. Guada-
upe.
Bill No. 1889 Act to Amend Title 33 of the Virgin
Islands Code. Proposed by the Governor.
Bill No. 1000 Act to Amend Title SO of the Virgin
Islands Code. Proposed by the Governor.
Bill No, 1901 Act to Amend Title 80, Chapter Is, Of
the Virgin Islands Code. Proposed by the Governor.
Bill Nc. 1892 To Create a Zoning and Building
Commission and to Amend Titles 3 and 20 of the Virgin
Islands Code Relating to Planning, Zoning, Building, and
for other Purposes. Proposed by the Committee on Public
Works Safety and Trade.
Bill No. 1893 To Provide for the Expansion Of the
Charlotte Amalie High School by the Construction Of an
Additional Wing, and for other Purposes. Proposed by
Senators Earle B. Ottley, John l. Maduro,Joseph A. Co
and Percival II. Reese.
Bill No. 1894 To Promote Employment Opportuni-
ties within the Virgin Islands for Virgin Islanders Resid-
ing on Continental United States, to- Establish an Office in
New York City, and for Other Purposes. Proposed by
Continued on page Al
, 1960-08-04

EDITORIAL
CA5TROS CUBA
FIDEL CASTROS Cuba is fast becoming an inter
national problem, so that there can be no longer a turn
ing aside or disnissing Of the matter. True, what hap
penes internally is Cubas business, but therein lies the
trouble for it is what is happening inside that could east
" turn the whole world into a roaring inferno. Nor is
this alarrnist talk.
SINCE COMING TO power Castro has created such
a furor that what was considered trivial has now be-
come grave and serious. It is understood that every facet
Of the lives Of Cubans is under complete control. No one
dares to express an opinion contrary to the ruler, and
now even the church has come in for its share of attack.
Women bear arms, and the young people are being
trained and developed into a strong and overall militia.
WHAT, HOWEVER, is disturbing to the West, and
even other countries in the free world is Cuba's definite
adherence to Communist influence and power. Right
now there are teams Of technicians in Cuba, and every
school boy knows what that means. Russia is selling oil
to Cuba, and Poland and other Iron Curtain countries
have trade agreements. These are all well and good ex-
cept that Cuba'S economic condition is such as to put her
trade position in tight jacket and give the advantage to
the Communists.
CUBA A PLACE the United States in a most
dangerous position. Suppose that nation decided to lease
submarine bases to the Russians. The Caribbean, the At
lantic and the Pacific could be sWarming with submar-
ines, night and day. Suppose Castro, in his fanatic drive
to power and glory, should allow missile bases on Cuba,
with the Florida coast just 80 miles away, the results
could be disastrous. It is for these reasons and others
that the whole matter is to be discussed before the Or
ganization of American States.
BUT WHAT Of Cuba ITSELF What can the people
expect to gain from driving recklessly into an abyss
from which it cannot save itself? Oil refneries, sugar
factories, lands, cattle are being taken from their owners
by the government. That is just hunger for power, for ex
, 1960-08-04

REEF AND SAND HOUSE
invites you
to
DINE AND DANCE
in the beautiful Garden Cafe
FRIDA NIGHT
Cocktails and dinner from 8 PM
DANCING FROM 10 PM. on
with the Scratch Band Six
$500 Entertainment Charge
Luncheon daily 1890 to 2:3O PM - Sunday Brunch*
Closed Mondays
Reservations Required Telephone Frederiksted ~.
perience has shown that government-any government
cannot operate as efficiently and effectively in the
area of private industry as can private ownership itself.
CUBA is BY now close to a police state. 1t is a pity.
for everyone thought and hoped that the people would
have thrown off the yoke of Batista and received a voice
in their own government. Most people hope Castro will
see the light, and awaken to the fact that his best
chances for sound government, individual freedom, and
human dignity lies with his ~neighbors, and not in the
arms Of Communism.
, 1960-08-04

C Chr 81. UrnlN AutH 3
l1 CHAMPION 81 PUBLIc RIeHT N JUSTICE l-~-J
Printed 81 published every afternoon except Sundays & holidays by
PRINTERY
chrstansted. ST. Croix. U. S. Virgin Islands
Telephone 48 P. o. Box 1888
Editor & Manager Canute "A. Brodhurst
Asst. Editor Erie r. Williams
Circulation Anna c. Brodhurst
Subscription Rates:
o. per copy slGo PEI rnontn s2 per year. All subscriptions are
pay able III advance.
Entered as Second Class matter NAV IS. 1917 a. the Post Once at
Christiansfed. ST Croix. Y l., unler the Act of March 8. 1897
VOL. lI6 THURSDAY AUGUST 4, 1860 NO. no
Eatoral
CLSTRO1 CITRA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-14
Play the course as you find it,.
play the ball as it lies -.
but it takes a rare man to do it
right every time according to
the fOrty-One stern Rules of GOB'

gate the racket the ball making the truck driver stopped
his truck parallel the green 400 yards from the tee
When he found the ball. he tossed back the where
the ball rolled nexorably the green and into the hole!
If you think Mr. Gaared had scored hole in you are
mistaken According Rules, he still shooting of
the Furthermore he playing his second stroke since
ne penaized stroke for hitting out of bounds
Then there the somewhat similar case of Dr. l. M
Lloyd who hit his shot inches short of the
par-three hole His opponent Whose name appropriately
enough Goodeow) then eed off and managed to knock
DR. Lloyds ball into the cup you think this WASN'T hole
again you mistaken. BY Rule 35-2c. ii was
T NOT have been ace-ust show how complex
the Rules sometimes beif Mr. Goodfelow had been
DIR. Loyds fellow competitor that playing with
him but also against him a member of the field in stroke
play tournament In this Dr. Loyds ball would have
been replaced where lay.
Sometimes it is impossible to determine whose ball hit
whose and and how should be replaced know
from experience.
In 1916 PLAYED four-bal match the Bethesda Country
Club outside Washington ID. C.. with professional George
Dienbaugh my partner On hole George sliced his
tee shot the rough the right hooked my drive INTO
the rough on the left Since there gallery OF about 100
people standing the farway between u.s. neither OF us
could the other determine who was farther from Inc
hole Since partners however really dIdn make
much difference the teams turn
Realizing this. both George and addressed our shots
swung hit balls simultaneously Then. in what could
conservavey be estimated mIIono-one shot the balls
coded in mid-ar halfway through their flights TO the green
Now the Rules provide that the ball which was hit be
replaced closely possible the point where was hit
But who hit whose ball? Did hit Georges did he hit nine!
Then how going replace ball 30 eet IN inc
air? As turned out we lost the hole ANYWAY and eventually
the match.
did discover what the Rules had TO about this
situation, but they had something. They always do