davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Rezoning Urged
For Home Project

Rezoning to permit con-
Struction of a subdivision with
300 to 400 homes on Guinea
road, south of Little River turn
pike, was recommended last
night by the Fairfax County
Planning Commission.
The 200-acre plot currently
is zoned- for one-acre lots. The
application requested lots OF
1880 square feet.
The land is opposite the
Woods of Ida subdivision,
which has half-acre lot sizes.
The commission recon-
mended denial of an applica-
ton to rezone for industrial
use 104 acres on the east side
Of Route 1913, north of the
Southern Railway tracks.
The commission also recon-
mended denial of an applica-
ton to rezone 9.5 acres on the
north side of Blunt's lane, ad-
jacent to the circumferential
highway. to permit a research
laboratory.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Mallory Modification
Leads to New Appeal

Judge Warren E. Burgers
March 16 opinion said police
properly delayed arraignment
after the arrest until the de-
PENDANTS confessed. Chief Judge
E. Barrett Prettyman concurred.
Yesterdays petition for a re-
hearing by the full appellate
bench claimed that police lacked
the necessary evidence to make
a lawful arrest. The defense
attorneys. Daniel I. Sherry and
Foster Wood, contended Judge
Burger was incorrect in stating
that less evidence is necessary
for arrest than for formal
charges and arraignment.
Both defendants confessed
before they were arraigned.
The trial judge said these con-
fessions were illegal because
they were obtained during a
period of illegal detention.
While Judge Burger made
it clear he believed the deten-
ton legal. he did not rule the
confessions legal. Instead, he
agreed with the trial judge
that the confessions obtained
after the arraignment were
legal.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Hecht Co. Roof
Damaged by Fire

A two-alarm fire destroyed
an air-conditioning tower on
the roof of the Hecht Co. in
Silver Spring early today. but
the blaze never reached the
interior of the store.
Chief Nelson G. Thayer Of
the Silver Spring Fire Depart
ment reported the tower and
two neon signs on top of the
store were destroyed. The store
opened as usual today.
A 100-foot ladder truck from
Kensington was used as q
water tower, Chief Thayer
said. He added that three
shorter water towers were
needed to bring the fire under
control.
The flames on the roof were
visible over the Silver Spring
area.
Chief Thayer estimated
damage at about $4,000. The
origin Of the fire, which
tied shortly after midnight,
was undetermined.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

An insurgent Republican,
who tangled with the regular
District G. .O.P. leaders four
years ago. proved today that
he is ready to take them on
again.
He is George P. Lamb, who
filed petitions with the Board
of Elections nominating him
for delegate to the Republican
National Convention and mem-
Der of the Republican State
Committee.
Mr.. Lamb, who received
more than 5000 votes when he
made an unsuccessful race for
Republican National Commit
teeman four years ago, said
that one of the reasons he is
running is that he has detected
a great deal Of apathy be-
cause of lack of a contest" for
District Republican Party of
fees.
As a result. Mr.. Lamb said,
he has discovered that many
registered Republicans have
reregistered as Democrats "be-
cause they felt that there was
a contest in the Democratic
Party and that they could bet
ter exercise their franchise I"
An attorney, Mr.. Lamb is
the only candidate who has
filed so far in opposition to the
slate nominated by the Repub-
lican State Committee here.
Mr.. Lamb announced he will
run on the following platform:
/. Immediate passage of a
Constitutional Am e n d m e n t
which would permit District
residents to vote for President
and Vice President.
2. Passage Of legislation to
give District residents the right
to vote for two non-voting
delegates in the House.
8. Support for the admins
tration bill now pending in
Congress which give the Dis
trict territorial status with a
governor appointed by the
Evening star., 1960-03-29

All nine judges of the United
States Court Of Appeals have
been asked to hear the case
which produced a new inter-
probation of the Mallory rule
by two Of them on March Is.
The defendants. Earl Carter
and Warren Goldsmith, had
contended through their attor-
neys that police here held them
illegally after their arrest be-
fore taking them before q
magistrate, where they were ar
raigned on charges Of robbery
They claimed this violated
the 1857 Supreme Court deci-
sion in the case of Andrew
Mallory which said defendants
cannot be arrested merely on
suspicion and must be arraigned
as quickly as possible.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Nearby Arear Bills

A new standby charter for
Arlington and a proposed ur.
ban plan Of government for
Fairfax County also were sent
to Gov. Almonds desk.
Other bills sent to Gov. Al.
mond for signing will:
Allow the Arlington County
Evening star., 1960-03-29

Board to regulate speed limits
in school zones.
Amend the charter for the
Town of Fairfax to include a
Charleston ordinance" under
which historic areas may be
preserved by special coming.
Authorize a referendum in
Arlington on a Redevelopment
and Urban Renewal Authority,
primarily for cleaning up the
blighted Rosslyn industrial
area.
Sightseeing Bill
Place out-of-State sightsee-
ing bus firms under regulation
of the State Corporation Com
miSsion-aimed at future COM
panies organized in Washington
but doing most of their busi-
ness in Virginia.
Authorize the Town OF Fair
fax. with other counties and
cities, to acquire land and do
nate it to the University OF
Virginia for George Mason Col
lege.
Amend the Falls Church char
ter by revising the procedure
for budget approval, amending
the master coming plan and
making changes in municipal
court jurisdiction. All referen-
dunn features for charter
changes and adoption Of ordi-
nances were deleted.
Authorize the Fairfax Water
Authority to acquire all Of the
facilities of private water COM
panieS within the county-de-
signed specifically for purchase
of Alexandria Water Co. lines
in the county.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Gold Medal Given
Clerk of Courts

The Arlington Bar ASsocia-
tion last night presented a
gold medal to H. Bruce Green,
clerk Of the county and cir
cult courts, for his service to
the community during 1859.
The association annually
honors a lawyer who has made
Outstanding contributions to
the bar and to the public"
1t awarded the medal, in
scribed Clerk Magma Cum
Laude," at its annual smoker.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
BILL LOPS OFF
AED FROM
NVRPAEDC
By a star stan Writer

BY q Star Stan Writer
RICHMOND, Mar. 29.-
The Northern Virginia Re-
gional Planning and Eco
nomic Development Com
mission is going to get a
shorter name.
Those who have been
coming up for a second
wind when they mention
this title can take comfort,
small though it is. from a
bill sent to Gov. Almond
yesterday.
The new law will strike
land Economic Develop
ment" from the title of
this and other planning
commissions in the State.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Yankees at School

The musical comedy Dawn
Yankees" will be presented by
high school students at 8 pm.
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day at Bethesda Chevy Chase
Senior High School. 1901 East
West highway, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

ever, the Legislature reconvened
In a token session yesterday to
comply with a constitutional
requirement that all bills be
signed in the presence of
members.
Bills signed were passed in
the closing days of the regular
60-day session, too late to be
put in proper form for signing
at that time.
Unless an effective date is
specifically named in a bill or
unless it carries an emergency
clause. it takes effect 30 days
after yesterdays adjournment,
at 1901 am. June 81.
The only exception is the
budget bill. effective July l
when the new fiscal year COM
mences. A record $1.26 billion
budget to finance State Gov
ernment for the next two years
was included in the final batch.
Taxes Passed
Along with it were bills to
help finance it-a 10 per cent
tax on whisky and wine, a "a
cent-per-bottle tax increase on
beer and a 3-cent-per-pack
levy on cigarettes.
In addition, a~l-cent-per-
gallon increase IN the gasoline
tax, raising the total to Z
cents, was enacted. None of
the new gasoline money can be
spent for Federal interstate
highways.
Another measure given final
legislative approval will revise
the law under which the State
and localities appropriate funds
for scholarships or tuition
grants for children seeking to
avoid attendance at integrated
public schools.
Localities such as Arlington,
Fairfax. Falls Church and
Alexandria, which spend far
more than the average Virginia
locality on each child's educa-
ton, win benefit most from the
new law.
Other Measures
Among other measures Of
State wide significance ap-
proved yesterday were laws:
To regulate outdoor adver-
tising. prohibiting billboards,
with a few exceptions within
$50 feet of Federal interstate
highways.
Establishing regulations and
requiring registration of all
power boats. including out
board motor boats, of more
than 10 horsepower.
Applying a new graduated
tax on all types of aviation
fuel consumed in flights over
the State-primarily aimed at
future operations at Dulles In
ternational Airport at Chan
tilly.
Nearby Arear Bills
A new standby charter for
Arlington and a proposed ur-
ban plan Of government for
Fairfax County also were sent
to Gov. Almonds desk.
Other bills sent to Gov. Al
mond for signing will:
Allow the Arlington County
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
Who's a princess?

royal life isn't all glamour and you thought you have
been fooled by the Page o. Of the girls shown only four
princesses
Princess Isabelle of France c shown studying the Vienna School
for Social Workers Princess Magethe of Denmark ski enthusiast
Princess Sophie Greece o student And Princess Alexandra
IT, Queen Elizabeth accompanying her brother Michael
sporting The other girls look like prncesses, too? We agree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

Men who know medicine recon-.
mend Aspirin! In medical jour.
mails, newspaper articles and
personal interviews. doctors and
public health officials repeatedly
recommend aspirin. So, buy the
best aspirin - buy Bayev Aspirin.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
KAY BOWLING

KAY BOWLING
oO7 N. Frederick Ave, Gaithersburg
WI R-Qoh0 or 3nl-WA R-2h0N
Evening star., 1960-12-11
FARMS
LAND AND FARMS

4S ACRES Ct interchange. Good
buy at $3.50 per acre.
los ACRES with large home and
complete outbldgs. at $500 per
acre: II looking for land invest
ment In Washington area, better
$50 ACRES, Germantown .,...
close TO Acc. Bureau Of Stand.
ards: Real stand Of bluesrass.
CLOSE-IN farm Of 400 acres al
$6oO per acre. Good investment,
1s5 ACRES. Just OF interchange.
aI x35O per acre.
BUILDER Gcres, shove Gath.
eeirfs4urg; eifnI re- ready for building; beau
FAMILY FAM ss's, FARM ESTATE of so
acres: s.room, 1N-bath home:
siasam ehsnEe; enc sHs.doSs 5a6s close to inter-
70 ACRES development land st
NJ pESssiTl,nsTs6qrs; sT,rs; Water and sewer.
Sugar Loaf area: $4,000.
ROMER & CO.. Realtors
WI; S.9oS2 Or Wayerly 6-2233
Eyenings. Mr: Manuel. VIA. 6-i380
L1vETTSvLLE, va: 100 acres.
So mi. -. C.-20 rms. older brk.
uippei .ipnei lovely mountain view, bldg.
LIE. 00O Train, Sn0DntnE.
MARLBORO REALTY
HARwooD-25 acres, mod s-,r
nome, 15.rm barn; 6Ia-acre IL.
sn s9asco allotment. 1a-mi. road
IrontaEe. 100000.
uaALEsvILLE--63 acres, level land
on paved highway. $500 an scre'
D9AvIDsoNv1LLE FARMS acres. @
On paved road. Mod home
MITcHELLvILLE-. acres : s.bed.:
sFnrI5nrick Em 5rick home. $4,000.
paw, paved road, ready for deyelopnn IN
sEvERNA PARK-waterfront. %
sncbor.ssann @ sanoy beach, deep water
MlAAYo-;3-bedrm. home In eye
no nond nons. s.acre lot. Terms, FRA.
tCLA1AN-.Lse. Colonial home a
Eye ana week end UNIVERSITY
0O67- Week davG MA ng,oS
Evening star., 1960-12-11

CARRULL COUNTY
144-acre dairy farm, "A
stanchions. in Wakefield Val.s
les, d mi. from Westminster.
Broom brick house with
bath. 100 acres tillable fer
tie land. Taxes S272. Price
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
SECURITIES BUILDING

col Goth STREET NV.
Three-room suite on frst hoer Of
medical building; street entrance.
$l0U Q month. -.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
CHARLES II. JAMIsON
WI. s-ae2a e2A0N
CHARLES H. JAMIsON

CHARLES H. JAMISON
1855 A.-9-rm., center-halI ston
house (Grover Cleveland era1
living rm.. parlor, dining rm.
pantry, modern kit, 4 bedrms
bath, full attic and bsmt.. 4OY6t
hay barn, new iriipl. shed. dry GOV
barn, mtscellaneouS hldss.; Is q
wooded, balance gently rollinl
ataple land; Near paroehiai anS
pnbhc schools: excellent farm area
SSo NJ; D. cj $4,000. Terms
$50 A.-zPcolesville dairy farm; g.
rm., revolutionary stone house
mod. kit. bath, o.h.-w. heat. 6-rm
tenant house. bath: 30-coW D. C
eSiry, silo, misc. bldgs. Lease
$@o0 per mo. Price. $3.50 per Q
IL A,-I0-rm.. 2-bath frame house
hardwood floor. oil heat, huge Nv
fm.' din, nm, parlor. 1st-floor bed.
rm;, bath. spacious kit, 4 bedrms.
bath End floor; full attic. par
nsnit.. garage, hen house. Exqui.
site acreage. oil in grass. Unsur.
passable view. 700 #. hard road
'front.'. near churches, store anc
nsw scnooL Friendly city. town
H Ho6tme time offered; $21,5O0. terms
100 A.-6-room frame house: liv
rm. din. rn., mod. kit, 3 bedrms.
path: bsmt., oil heat; Ice. barn,
corn house, etc. All land in sod,
5.VVD-it. road frontage. 10 mi
north Frederick, S22,5OO, V cash.
90 A. = Damascus farm: 6-room
nouse; mod. kit. bath, liv. rm.,
gin rna.. 8 bedrms.; bsmt.: large
Darn misc hldgs. AL sod. S26,5OO,
10 A. = Germantown.Clarksburs
area; 6-room house: bath; SPACE
ssssties; ssstoosG; long road frontage.
bS A.-6-rm. brk. house: liv. rm.,
Sln; room, mod. kit. 3 bedrms :,
bath: attic; bsmt.: 40x30 barn,
silo; Baltimore milk market; il
MI. hard road frontage; 10 mi
north Frederick; $4,000
ls A;-Clean 4-room house: barn.
misci. oldgs.: lake, part wooded:
ROAD frontage; Sl4,95O. terms.
25 A-5-rm. frame house ne,t,.d
IN Sugar Loaf Mtn: sl.c n'ssieS ne
Dnone; all wooded; trayerseS h hu
colo mountain stream: euits ss1 IVY
Scout camp or veeE.end rsssst' dTuse'
20 MI. d. C.; $500. Y cash.
CHARLES n. JAMESON
WI. s.9223 or 3Oi-DI a.aoso
, COUNTRY RETREAT-W. VA
1S1 a., 30 o. cleared. arm ia,
mouse. with 2 firepls.; borders an @on
fiyer and hardtop rd.; 2K hrs
P0ToMAC RIvERFRoNT-w VA
oO a., with 2,4OO-ff. vateyfrornt
t.eVel 70 rolling, 9 SPRINGS, main.
nTsinso "a. TO prop; 2h hrs. Ia
N. HUNTING RANGE-w, VA
l1S a. Level to rolling, scne tim
sis 81 hrs.' ns' 10 ai5dtSp 3 S: ES, q and elsc;
L. Il. Wigfield, NO. 7-132s
Evening star., 1960-12-11
E. STEUART VAUGHAN
Move to Howard CO.
Low Taxes, Good Water,
p.,rI,ie ,rI,ieasant SURROUNDINGS

Pleasant surroundines
PAUL B: BEARD. REALTOR
HERE is A BARGAIN
home; Hs About nes 5000 oesp to S'ss fsn,:s as
Of beautiful wooded land. S1se
y. road frontage. Can be bourht
deriul places for sale right now.
from l acre up to 80 acres, Cali
ATLAS 6.2164 or Howard 5-2II4
ON PAVED ROAD. bordered 61
Liver. 22e acres-Nice 3.bedroor1,
mouse; ? baths, oil central heat:
good farm buildings; Angus herd,
Small oalry nerd. excellent farm
Equipment; Enpnet lock- stock and barrel
Excellent cattle farm. sac aere,
small river thFoughout-substans
tlsl old brick dwelling; > baths.
Oh DASHBOARD heat: incomparable
S,sT SsS ooo farm house, buildings,
Grade 4 dairy farm, $50 acres.
SS-rm. mouse. 2 baths, oil heat:
Iarm houses, ample barns and
silos Salos saerince due to Ill health
p sG M 'ogI; ssos1Eyyvt Many others:
once once: Valley 1881. JOHN VI i.
HIT: home. Valley 5-02S6.
RENT IO-RM., pre Civil We.
Southern Colonial brk. lIians;on.
Ia baths. oil heat, hardTooj
MS, s firepls.. full attic and
Dsmt.: overlooking Potomac River:
use OF barn and 10 ndjacent
acres: Sl50 per mo. cHARIEs
4. JAMIsoN. WI. s-a223.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

ONE THOMAS CIRCLE
Suite 306 = 27e sa. #. 500 q
month. Suite 311-6ls Ga. IT,.
$3.50 q month. Modern elevator
building, all services.
Call J. II. KNOX
Thos. ]. Fisher q Co., Inc,
73s 18th st. NV. pI. 1880
Evening star., 1960-12-11
UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY

Dairy farm: 6O-cow Wash.
inston.type barn. Main
house, s rooms; 3 tenant
houses, 4 barns, all other
necessary buildings. Plenty
OF water. Taxes S945. Lo-
Gated in Clarksbure-Comus
area, vicinity interchanee
road go, 30 miles D. c.
Price $115.000, "a cash,
Evening star., 1960-12-11

Realtors 4slO Lea Hwy. A.,
ia. 4-1300 Ewes, Sun. IA. 2-7e29
Evening star., 1960-12-11
"NG W. ~
GQNIlNuEpl

ATTRACTIVE 3-bedroom rambler
Az brick, large carport: dinette-
si1e kit: with birch cabinets AND
eys-level oven: sep. din. rm., Ice
utii; rm.; h..w. heat; compl seed.
ed lot. Price S15.95O, excel. terms
OVER IL ACRES frontins on State
road, epprox. IA miles from d. c.;
wooded, nice area, Price, 1880
Also several other homes and ram
bier sites. 70 choose from. Fol
appt.. .eail Maj. Edwards. UsAF,
ret. Dial 301-WEst 4.4370.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY co.
CATTLE FARM AND LAND IN.
vESTMENT-195 acres. &35, 900
Secluded about miles west Of
MenassaS. House needs repair
but good possibilities. Bank barn
excellent view Of mountain. About
! mile boundry on Broad Run
over 100 acres open. Terms
$1,000 down, owner carrying
EVERETT L. RICE. Broker, Rte 2
Box 70: 8 mi. south Of Manassas
Va. EMpire s.46SS.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
81 A. 5-rm. frame house; bath,
furnEce; Arm. house In need oi
repaifs; lge. horse barn; Wash.
type dairy barn. stlo; lush blue
grass sod; traversed By babblinv
brook: u mi. road frontage: Z
mi. west Bureau Of Standards
new location at Gaithersburg
S40O per acre.
200 A. Pre.Ciyil War stone man.
sion: Ia baths, oil heat. 0 spa.
cious rms, 4 fierpls.. 4-rm. stone
slave qrts., 6-rm. tenant house
aorss I.;.. barn. n11.s dairy barn. 3 stiles
irontase, nr. Acc at Germantown.
CHARLES E; JAMESON
Evening star., 1960-12-11
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
STROUT
CATAIQG-Eree

VA rec
sigger than ever-165 pages! IS
States. Coast-to-Coast! Established
~ yrs. WORLDS LARGEST!
sTRoUT REALTY. 1427-N Land
Title Bldg. Philadelphia 10. Pa.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
DRY CLEANERS

Are you interested In driye-ins
shopping center locations. or good
existing synthetic plants in nearby
Md. and Va? Let us know what
you want. Box 125-K, Star.
= Restaurant business
with $27 500 net, only $4,000.
NY Must SELL sen FAIRFAX REALTY.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

REsTAgsSST .o. ssSS Z ss ssS5 vt ,s.ts RE-. e. f. so
8, no Sun: rent, $3.50: suburban
loc.; payroll, S1l0 wk.: good
prices. Asking $4,000 wI$6,O0O
down. A. n. sEEtYE, DI. 1885.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
MARLBORO REALTY
MARYLAND

TIDEwATER PLANTATION
cinatlng early Maryland houss
painstakingly restored in nsr.
iiscI condition, has drawing raom.
Icrary, once, dining room. nows
ger room, model kit, & bedrnons
Detns, firepiaces, Rrest fresss
stanolng chimneys. Formal earSsn
MNn profusion OF box, can,eIIis.
Esras' magnolia. ancient holly
aIers mouse, all conveniences.
TohaD an Darns; otner dependencies.
4 Garden Tour pisee for rroMLsee, nna
niscriminating taste. IS nj MI ~ =,
p; e. 370 acres W "i' 70
PEfNcE FREDERICK-5s acres.
asttractiye 3-bedrm. house, barn'
tenant tenant house. AS tobacco silot.
BIG ANNAMESsEX PLANTATION
18th Century house with M
n.SI IN Maryland as to ine in.
M Mr,oI design and Appointments.
SScsi encis, complement Of depend.
included. 0!Sss SsS.odfo1es dfo1eld'' equipment
PRINCESS ANNE-38 acres a.
ssraetiVe 4-bedrm. house with IL
NEAR pATUxENT RIVER New
89 9euSe Reo nearly complete. Two acres.
E. E.STEUARTVAUGHAN
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone 1891
MlDDLEBURG.LEESBURG - Hunt
SSSuntrg. S9a Iry .96 acres. old house,
house and barns, S55, 900. 3I3
acres, 3 houses, $1,000 a
aacres' older house and barn, S1O.-
UOO. a acres, 3-bedrm, house.
parns. etc. S22. 500. Many more
Ty 70 cn9ose GS f1om; FAIRFAX REAL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Legal Advertisement

Notice
Beer and Light Wine License
Notice is hereby given that
application has been made by:
w. Ray GingeII
For a Beer and Light Wine
License, Class B, on Sale, Hotels
and Restaurants, for the premi.
ses to be known as The Coach.
man, which premises are 10.
Gated at:
7418 Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda, Maryland
A hearing on this application
will be held in the County Coun-
Gil Hearing Room, County
Office Building, Rockville,
Maryland on:
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER FL,
1860
AT $3.50 AM.
Any person desiring to be
heard on said application should
appear at the time and place
BOARD OF LICENSE
COMMISSIONERS FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BY E. w. BUCKLIN
Secretary 2t-8O94-12-8
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
LeaeI Advertisement
Notice of
Public Hearing

Notice is hereby given that
the Mayor and Council of Rock
vile, Maryland, will conduct a
public hearing in the office of
the Mayor and Council at the
Rockville Civic Center, Balti-
more Road at Edmonston Drive,
on
MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1861
AT 8:45 PM.
or as soon thereafter as it may
be heard, on a resolution intro
duced upon the initiative of at
least 25e6 of the registered
voters and the owners of $50
of the assessed valuation of real
property located in an area en-
comprising parts of tracts of
land known as Token of Love-"
"Conjurer Detected" ETC., lying
west of Rockville Pike and to
the north of Talbot Street, and
containing 3.55 acres of land,
more or less, said property be-
ing contiguous to the present
corporate boundaries of the City
of Rockville. Said resolution
proposes to extend the bound
aries of the City of Rockville to
include the aforesaid area, as
prayed in the petition, and that
said area and the persons resid-
ing therein shall become subject
to all the laws, ordinances and
regulations of said city. A more
detailed description of said area
is available in the files of the
Clerk to the Mayor and Coun-
Gil of Rockville.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF ROCKVILLE
]. GREENE
1t-8100-12-8
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Order of Publication

The Order of the Bill of Com
plant in the above case is to
obtain a divorce vinculo
matrimonii from the defendant,
and to restore the plaintiffs
former name. The complaint
states in substance that the par
ties are adults and were lawful
ly married on July 26, 1858; that
plaintiff is and has been a resi-
dent of Montgomery County,
Maryland for more than one
year, last past, and defendants
whereabouts are unknown; that
no children were born to the
parties; that defendant deserted
plaintiff on September 2, 1858;
that such desertion has con-
tinued uninterruptedly and with
out cohabitation since said date
and is beyond any reasonable
hope of reconciliation.
1t is thereupon ordered this
14th day of November 1860, by
the Circuit Court for Montgom-
cry County, Maryland, sitting
in Equity, that the plaintiff
shall, by causing a copy of this
Order to be inserted in some
newspaper published in Mont
gomery County, Maryland, once
a week in each Of four success
sive weeks before the 18th day
Of December, 1860, give notice
to the said absent defendant of
the object and substance of the
said Bill and warn him to file
his initial pleading on or before
the 18th day of January, 1861,
and to show cause, II any he
has, why a decree should not be
passed as asked, or, in the
alternative, by causing a copy
of this order to be personally
served on said nonresident de-
PENDANT one month before the
last mentioned date,
CLAYTON w. WATKINS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County,
Maryland
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
Clerk 4t-8051-12-S