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Evening star., 1960-01-09
ROOMS FURN-S.E..S.W.

Mr.. CAPITOL; nicely furn., light,
trans. Ii. 7-73S3.
NR. UNION STA.-lst. f. front;
cooking privils. employed adult;
refs. REQUIRED: Ii. 7-7l66 after D.
CoLoRED = CHRISTIAN PEOPLE.
Kit privils.; bus at dr.: nr shop
ping center. Call 10. 1871.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
APIS, FURNISHED, c,
(coNTINUeo)

GEORGETOWN - CHERRY HILL
APTS. 1904 Wise. ave. A l-bedrm.
apt. overlooking Potomac, S1l5.
Corner apt, ,Sl25 utils. incl.
GEORGETOWN-Attractive 2 bed
rms. full dining rm.. living nm,
study, modern bath and kit. $3.50
per mo. FE. 3-1967.
HARVARD ST. NV, bet, l4th-I 9Th
--Efic, rm., kit. bath. S65;
. rms, kit, bath, SS5; utils.,
washer. drier: adults. RA. 6-6321
TERRACE N.W.-Bed-
rm., liv. rm.. kit, pvt. bath: ST6,
utils. incl. DU. 7-s6O7.
KENYON ST. NV, 1871 nm,
kit. bath, front porch; sos mo.
S32.50 . vks., SIS wk. AD. 4-2974.
MD. AVE. NE and 2 rms 4.
transp.: S55 and SOS. Ii. 4-l1O0.
MONROE ST. NV, 1Si2-Liy. nm,
= bedrms., bath. kit. Sll0 mo.
utils. incl. HU. 3-644l.
MT. PLEAsANT-Bedrm., liv. rm..
kit. and bath; nicely furnished
HU. 3-6433.
MT. PLEASANT-1S23 Newton st.
n.w.-Nicely furn.. l-bedrm. apt,
cple.. no pets. apt. bldg. $50. refs.
NEWLY DECORATED I-bedrm. apt.
nr. Catholic u: pvt. entrance. 2
adults; references. La. 9-3679.
NICELY FURN. EFFIC. APT; tile
bath and complete kit and dinette.
All utils. furn., S65 mo. GALLAU-
DET MANOR, 1101 W. Va. ave.
ne.
NR. BOLLING-ANDREWS AREA
: rms, back and front entrance
S92 80. n Forester st. s.w.
NV rooms. newly decorated,
or . bedrooms, private bath, kitch-
en- and den. ia. 9-2776.
NV. SECTION-l-b -bedrm. apt: SEQ
mo-, for eple. without children
or 2 rms, S45 mo, with kit. and
bath to share, for . men. All utils
incl. AID. 4-2972.
DIFF CONN. AVE.-Beautiful, mod
ern, air-conditioned apt. building
One-bedrm. apt. with terrace,
modern and completely furnished:
avail immed.: 5000. Call bet.
2 and 3, AID. 4-6l44.
INE AND TWO BEDROOMS, iiV.
rm., kit. and bath: close-in sc.
Wash; conv. to military and Govt.
bldgs. on Wa bus line: nicely fur
niShRd 10 0-0151
Evening star., 1960-01-09

GEORGETOWN - CHERRY HILL
APTS. 1904 Wise. ave. A l-bedrm.
apt. overlooking Potomac, Sll6.
Corner apt, S125 utils. incl.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
SOUTHEAST

No. 3O2, 1745 T ST.
Newly decorated one bedroom, with
bath, large living room and dining
area. modern kitchen with re-
frigerator, gas heat: $50. Obtain
key at No. l02, 1907 18th st. Sc.
LU. 1866.
B. F. SAUL co.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

sisters stood listening. "but i
can't talk about them now. 1t
is pretty hard to tell about
what I want to do. I have
several endeavors I could 60
into"
He wouldn't say If he planned
rejoining the Globetrotters or
a new league being proposed by
their owner, Abe Saperstein,
who also has a piece Of the
Warriors.
AS to whether he notified
Owner Eddie Gottlieb of the
Warriors. Chamberlain said,
The mogul (Gottlieb) knew
wouldn't be back. He may not
like it, but that's too bad"
On the racial question, Cham
Iberlain said he had no quarrel
with any of his Warrior team
mates. He indicated, without
being definite. that most of his
troubles came from opposing
players. On the other hand, he
said he didn't feel he was dis
eliminated against.
Chamberlain said he was
definitely happy playing in the
See CHAMBERLAIN, Page A-22
Evening star., 1960-03-25
BY BOB HANSON
Star Stad Writer

NEWPORT. r. l., Mar. 25.-
The pattern in the 23d annual
Eastern States Catholic invita-
tion basketball tournament is
following last years.
The semifinals tonight are
Archbishop Carroll of Wash
ington, defending champion, VS.
All Hallows Of New York City
and Trenton Catholic Of Tren-
ton, N. j., VS.. st. Peters Prer
Of Jersey City. Carroll beat
All Hallows last year in the
semifinals and Trenton de-
feated st. Peters. Carroll and
Trenton are favored to win to-
night, thus setting the stage
for a replay of last years
championship battle.
Carroll won its 28th game
without a defeat this season
and So over a two-year perioc
with a 7l-55 trouncing Of st
Michael's of Union City. N. j.
and All Hallows squeaked BY
DeMatha of Hyattsville, $3.50
before a crowd of $500 last
night.
Trenton put on a 24-point
fourth-quarter rally to subdue
st. Helena's of New York City
6l-50, and st. Peters burieC
host De LaSalle Academy. 68'
"a, in the afternoon openers.
In consolation games this
Evening star., 1960-03-25
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Raeing Editor

1
Bowie's $l0O, ,000-added Camp.
bell Handicap, to be run fol
the seventh time tomorrow
picked UP two surprise starters
today to swell the field to IL
horses when Owner-Trainer
William Hal Bishop entered
two lightweights, Pete'S Folly
and Sputnik. A crowd of more
than $4,000 is expected to see
the race.
Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's
Amerigo. early 2-to-l favorite
for the mile-and-a- sixteenth
race. had little luck in the
draw for positions today, get
ting the No. 10 spot. Even less
fortunate was Llangollen Farms
Restless Wind, who drew the
outside No. IL position.
Splitting Amerigo and Rest
less Wind will be Faultless
Speed, an outsider, in No. IL.
It's a short run to the club
house turn in a mile-and-a six
teenth race at Bowie and the
coveted inside spots went to
Open View mo. u, Sputnik,
part of the long shot Bishop
entry mo. % and the Mary
land-bred Yes You viii tNo. 81.
On-and-on Gets No. S
Calumet Farms On-and-On
Jared best of the three top
weighted horses, taking the
No. 5 spot next to Sidney M.
Barton's Greek Star in fourth.
Other post spots drawn were
Pete'S Folly. mo. g.; William
S. Miller's Better Bee (No. y:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross Clark IFS
King O. Turf, mo. g., and
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Talent Show.
mo. 81.
If the field of IL remains in
tact. the Campbell will gross
$ll7,l00 and the winner will
net $76,l15.
Although Amerigo remains
the favorite. Restless Winds
smart workout yesterday, in
which he went five furlongs in
:593s, has given the Llangollen
star plenty of support from on
the-scene observers.
His general robust appear
Evening star., 1960-03-25
LafeHoIdouts
Fare Poorly
In First Starts
BY the Associated Press

Mickey Mantle and Lew
Burdette make a couple Of
good points for those who won-
der whether it really pays to
hold out.
The pair, most persistent of
the 1860 holdouts, made their
first Grapefruit League starts
yesterday and neither really
was ready. -
Mantle, with an old knee in
jury aggravated by a training
speed-up, went 0-for-4 as his
New York teammates were
slaughtered, 1913. by the st.
Louis Cardinals at st. Peters,
burg.
Burdette, again counted as
Milwaukee's No. ! Highlander.
took the mound only five days
after signing. The light-hitting
Chicago White Sox nailed him
for three runs in a ninth-in-
ming rally, but the Braves won.
, 81, at Sarasota.
Spencer. Aaron Hot
Both stars were overshadowed
in the exhibition games.
Daryl Spencer. st. Louis
shortstop, homered three times
for five runs batted in to steal
Nantes slugging role. And
Burdette's teammate, H a n k
Aaron, drove across six runs
with a two-run homer and a
bases-clearing double to pace
the Braves, who led IA when
Burdette replaced starter joey
Jay in the sixth inning.
Mantle played the whole
game. He struck out twice,
grounded out and flied out. He
also walked once. Mickey did
not favor his right knee. but
after the game he said 1t was
sore and 1t was doubtful II he
will play again before tomorrow
SchOendienst Gets Three
Spencer. hitting $50. had a
perfect day with his homers
and two walks. His first blast
came of Art Ditmar. the Yank's
steadiest SO pitcher, who had
his third consecutive bad game.
He gave up five walks and seven
hits as the Cards took a 60
lead in the first four innings.
/ The Braves, however, were
cheered by Red Schoendienst's
best day Of the spring. Red,
hustling for his old second base
job after being sidelined by
tuberculosis last year. had a
See BASEBALL, Page All
Evening star., 1960-03-25
AMERIGO 10th, RESTLESS WIND 18th
Outside Posts Drown
BY CompbeII Stors

/ ance also Is credited for much
of the early backing he has
received.
With Jockey Willie Shoe
maker, five time n ation q
champion, expected from New
York to ride Restless Wind. 1t
all adds up to a strong case
for the Liz Whitney-owned colt.
The weather was clear and
cold today, but predictions are
for warmer temperatures to-
morrow.
Most Of the experts agree that
the three top-weighted horses
will take down the first three
money spots. although there is
no unanimity as to the order Of
finish.
Chance for Yes You viii
High weight has been no de-
iterrent in previous runnings of
the Campbell. Vertex, who won
last year. toted l24; Promised
Land carried 121 in 1858: Sailor
1872 in 1856 and Social Outcast
l25 in 1855.
Yes You Will, who has won
two stakes at the current meet
ing and lost the Bowie Handi-
cap through a disqualification.
is a longshot with a chance
tomorrow. The Campbell is
the richest purse he ever has
run for.
Jockey Larry Adams. recov-
cred from a fractured shoulder
suffered last month. is slated to
ride Yes You Will, who has
been assigned lis pounds,
Adams rode Yes You VIII in
both Of his stakes victories.
The jockey assignments. in
addition to Shoemaker on Rest
less Wind, have Bill Hartack
for Amerigo; Steve Brooks. On
and-On; Angel Valenzuela,
King O. Turf; Johnny Cho-
quette, Better Bee; Willie Les
ter, Greek Star; Ray York,
Open View; Adams, Yes You
Will; Howard Grant, Talent
Show: Joe Culmone, Faultless
Speech, and Jack Freshman on
either Pete's Folly or Sputnik.
Sputnik will carry 104 and
Pete's Folly 100.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
KiIIebrew's Show Of Power
Cheers Senators Brass
Two Long Reps
End Fomine for
Third Busemon
By BURTON HAWKINS
star star writer

ORLANDO. Fla. Mar. 2s.-
Harmon Killebrew. the Sena-
tors chief source Of power, has
generated some smiles among
his bosses. who we're making
public protestations that the
slugger's lack Of oomph was to
be expected although privately
they were dieting on finger
nails
The Killer doomed q couple
against the world champion
Dodgers yesterdays home run
and a mightier 4lO-foot out in
the course of a CT victory.
That first home run and the
ensuing smash which finally
nestled in Centerfielder Duke
Snider's glove could have been.
the tonic desperately needed by
the broad shouldered third
basernan.
THE guy was as rigid as a
stick" one Of the Senators Of
fetal family said later. HE
figures to be nice ana loose
now. He's laid the wood to a
couple Of them and home runs
could come in clusters now. He
needed those pokes."
Restores Confidence
There was an inclination to
dismiss Killebrew's .130 hitting
with the SNUG observation that
all free-swinging fellows re-
quire time to groove their
swings, but there was more
anxiety than was being dis
played for customer consump-
ton.
Killebrew stayed after school
day after day. taking extra bat
ting practice on orders Of Man.
ager Cookie Lavagetto, who
would stand behind the cage
and command, "Stay with that
low ball. Stay with it."
All doubts hasn't been re-
moved because Harmon ham,
mered a pair Of lusty drives
against Fred Kipp. but there's
no doubt those blows viii help
restore confidence at a timely
moment. Killebrew was a All
batter for the last half of 1853
and continuation Of that de-
partment could have meant
that a potential dynamic draw
ing card would be reduced to
merely another frustrated
phenom.
Allison Gets Two Hits ,
The Senator'S brain depart
ment now can switch its fret
ting to Roy Sievers and Jim
Lemon, batting .158 and .174.
respectively. They, too, could
use a boost and there's no SUBJ
See SENATOR'S, Page All
Evening star., 1960-03-25
NEWS TO OWNER, COACH
Wilt Quits Warriors,
Future Plans in Air

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 25
(AP).-Wilt Chamberlain, 7
foot-1 star of the Philadelphia
Warriors, said today he is quit
ting the National Basketball
Association.
He said, II made up my mind
about this early this year."
Chamberlain, who was voted
virtually every top honor the
ceIties Win Eastern Title. Loker,
Howks Tied in West. Poee Az
NBA could confer even though
it was his rookie season. re-
fused to say why he was leav-
ing the league whose record
book he rewrote.
He set new scoring and re-
bounding records and became
basketballs top individual box
Office draw. Many considered
him the games all-time great.
Appears Ruffled
Chamberlain played with the
Warriors last night as the club
lost to the Boston Celtics, 119-
lit, in the Eastern Division
finals and then told a New
York Post sports writer he was
quitting.
Awakened by his mother as
newsmen telephoned and came
knocking at the door of his
Northwest Philadelphia home,
the giant Negro appeared a bit
ruffled over the circumstances
He said he didn't believe there
was anything unusual about his
actions, pointing out that he
had signed only a one-year
contract with the Warriors
after leaving the world-circling
Harlem Globetrotters team.
No Quarrel With Mates
Chamberlain confirmed that
he had told Ike Cells of the
Post that racial problems had
some connection with my de-
cision but that wasn't the
entire reason"
He would not amplify his
statement. .-.-
II have plans" Chamberlain
said as his mother and two
Evening star., 1960-03-25

I'm give you @ Bet
Ter tire dsal, brund
for brand, line for
line, any d1y Of the
week or m refund
your money prompt.
ly." Joe Granvills
Evening star., 1960-03-25

we'll toke your old tire
in trade regardless Of It's con-
dition-whieh con save you as
much as So or more per tire.
To avoid the confusion often con-
nected With the phrase "pIus recop-
pobIe exchange" in tire odvertisine'
Market Tire announces q new pol
icy in the pubic's interest We no
longer will require O "recoPPoble
exchange" when you buy tires from
us-we will toke you old tires in
trode regardless of their condition.
Now, more than ever Market Tire
gives you Woshineton's best tire
deol. *
Evening star., 1960-03-25
DEMATHA LOSES IN FIRST TRY
CorroN Five Follows
'59 Tourney Pattern

afternoon, DeMatha meets st.
Michael's end st. Helena's plays
De LaSalle.
Carroll played poorly in the
first period and consequently
fell behind as st. Michael's took
a 1877 lead at the end Of the
quarter.
But the Lions got the word
from Coach Bob Dwyer in the
interval and poured in 26 points
in the second quarter while
See CARROLL, Page All
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Second Election District
CLARKSBURG

Blair. Dallas C. q M. E.-Parcel Of
land called "Woodport" containing SO
acre and Improvements. assessed at S4,-
Ol0.OL. Taxes, interest and costs, S123. 70.
Ganley. Joseph M. & N. V.-'Iot near
Boyd" containing .276 acre and improve
ments, assessed at S2.500.00. Taxes. In
terest and costs, Se1.35.
Lyles, Bernard E.--Parcei Of land
called Long Looked For containing /
sc acre eoo and improvements. assessed at
$39.73.
Martin, W. A. arr. solomon-Iot
10 Block A "Meadowbrook Estates
containing 21,000 square feet, assessed
at Sso0O0. Taxes interest and costs.
Martin, w, A. 4 r. +. solomon--Lot
] Block d "Meadowbrook Estates, con-
tanning 27,222 square feet. assessed at
$1,000. Taxes, interest and costs,
Martin, W. A. 4 r. y. solomon-Lot
Block D 'Meadowbrook Estates con-
tanning 30021 square feet assessed at
$4,000. Taxes. interest and costs.
McBain. David-Parcsl Of land called
ing l.e acres and improvements. assessed
&147.e1.
McBain, Douglas J. q b. L.-Parcel
OF land called "Warfields Vineyard ETC.
containing acre and improvements, as
sessed at $4,000. Taxes, interest and
costs, $163.17.
Murray. Frank P. q M. M-Part of
. tract OF land called "Utreccht' con-
tanning 26.042 acres. assessed at
$4,000. Taxes. interest and costs.
Peters, Hugh p. q A. C.-Lots IS a
% Lots at Hyattstown'' and improve.
mentn, assessed at S2.500.0O. Taxes, in
terest and costs. $e1. IS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
First Election District
LAYTONSyILLE

Addison, Dorsey q Hattie-Parcel OF
land called ''Resurvey on Land OF Gosh
en-" containing s. acre and improve
ments, assessed at $4,000. Taxes, In
terest and costs. $174.34.
Addison, Dorsey w. H-Parcel Of
land called Addition to Brooke Grove"
containing 80 perch and Improvements,
assessed at S2.740.00. Taxes, interest
and costs, S90.ss.
Disgs. John-Parcel OF land called
II s-Survey on Brooke Grove" contain
ing 5 acre and improvements, assessed
at 100000. Taxes, interest and costs,
&70.14.
Dorsey. Z. Mathew 4 Y. P.-"Lot
from Samuel Copelin' containing 30
perch and Improvements. assessed at
$2.250.00. Taxes, interest and costs
e76.77.
Nickens. william 4 p. E.-Psrcel Of
land called Brooke Grove--Near lay
louisville containing TIA acre and i'm
provements, assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, $10094.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

LoyoIa Federal Savings 3 Loan As
sociation-Lot 3, Block So, "Ceeraerts
Addition to TNvinbrook' containing S.506
square feet and Improvements, assessed
at S6.750.O0. Taxes, interest and costs,
81. 48.
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan As
sociation-Lot z, Block SO. "Geeraerts
Addition" containing 6.845 square feet
and improvements, assessed at sc, 6S0.00.
Taxes, interest and costs, S21.S2.
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan AS
soclation-Lot 8. Block U. "Twinbrook.
Section g. containing $50 square feet
and improvements. assessed at sc, 220. 90.
Taxes. interest and costs. SS1.7S.
Maloney. Thomas B, & M. F.-Lot 20.
Block D. ''Twinbrook" containing 7.345
square feet and improvements, assessed
at Sc. 1000. Taxes, interest and costs,
$4,000
McFee, Douglas L. g. B. A.-Lot 5,
Block B. "Rockland, Section T. contain
ing 1900 square feet and improvements,
assessed at Sc. 10000. Taxes, interest
and costs, S21.54.
Peoples Life Insurance Co Lot 4,
Block B, 'tLynfield" containing 6,153
square feet and Improvements. assessed
at S6,SlOOO. Taxes, interest and costs,
S1913
Peoples Life Insurance Co.-Lot q,
Block B, "Lynfield' containing 5303
square feet and Improvements, assessed
at Sc, 1900. Taxes, interest and costs,
$2050
Warren, Charles E.-Part OF Lots S,
g. g. 8, Block 7, "Englands 2nd Addi-
ton to Lincoln Park" containing 1898
square feet and improvements, assessed
at $4.46000. Taxes, interest and costs,
$769O.
Wilcox, Mildred Mot 9. Block E,
''Rockland Section 1" containing 1884
square feet and improvements, assessed
at S6,640O0. Taxes, interest and costs,
$22.42.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Fifth Election District
BURNT MILLS MANOR

Burnt Mills Manor. Section A, Inc
Lot 3, Block 8. Burnt Mills Manor
containing 9,131 square feet, assessed at
Si.690.00. Taxes, interest and costs,
SHIFTS.
Rails. Inc.-Lot 1, Block 6, Burnt
Mills Manor, Section o. containing 9,039
square feet, assessed at 81. $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, $10S.s6.
Rails, Inc.-Lot 5, Block 6, Burnt
Mills Manor, Section D. containing TO-
100 square feet, assessed at S1620. 90.
Taxes interest and costs, S10S.19
Stevron Builders, 1nc.-Lot 3, Block
II, Burnt Mills Manor containing
I'LL square feet, assessed at 81, $40. 90.
Taxes, interest and costs. S11763.
Stevron Builders. Inc.-Lot 5. Block
-, Burnt Mills Manor" containing H.
0S2 square feet. assessed at 81, $40. 90.
Taxes, interest and costs. S117.63.
Stevron Builders. Inc.-Lot 6, Block
u, Burnt Mills Manor containing TO-
$50 square feet, assessed at 81 $40. 90.
Taxes, interest and costs, $11763.
Stevron Builders, Inc-Lot T. Block
II. Burnt Mills Manor containing TO-
SAT square feet, assessed at 81 $50. 90.
Taxes. interest and costs, $117.O0
Stevron Builders. Inc-Lot u. Block
10, Burnt Mills Manor containing
9, 149 square feet. assessed at S1.570. 90.
Taxts, interest and costs, S11717.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Seventh Election District
ASHBURTON

Alma Development Corporaticn-Lot d,
Block 10. 'Ashburton' containing $3.50
square feet, assessed at 81, 4S0. 90. Taxes,
interest and costs. S10S.37.
Eldon Development Corporation-Storm
Drain, Right-of-way. Block II. ASH
burton" containing 1919 square feet, as
sessed at $4,000. Taxes, interest and
costs, S35.33.
Harrington Construction Company In
corporated-Lot a. Block "a, ''Ashbur-
ton" containing s,629 square feet, as
sessed at 10000. Taxes, interest and
COSTS $50 "A.
Harrington Construction Company In
corporated-Lot 5, Block "a. "Ashbur-
ton containing s.0l3 square feet. as.
sessed at SS50.O0. Taxes. interest and
costs. Ss6.03.
Kamet Construction Company Incor-
porated-Lot IL, Block II. "Ashburton'
containing 11,066 square feet. assessed
al 81, OlO.OO. Taxes, interest and costs,
S92 81.
Kamet Construction Company Incor-
porated-Lot 6. Block IA. "Ashburton'
containing S,454 square feet, assessed
at $4,000. Taxes, interest and costs,
S94. 80.
Mills Development Corporation-Storm
Drain, Right Block Ia, "AShbur-
ton" containing 4.29l square feet, as
scssed at $1,000. Taxes. interest and
costs, $40.
Newmyer, Lewis NJ. & v. Mot 20.
Block %. "AShburton" containing SITS
square feet and improvements. assessed
at SIC. 250.O0. Taxes, interest and COSTS
S601.09.
Sunnyside Development Corporation
Lot % Block u. "Ashburton" contain
ing 7.444 square feet and improvements.
assessed at SIS 21000 Taxes, interest
and costs. S492. a.
Wabash Development Corporstion-Iot
1, Block 30 "Ashburton' containing
9,69o square feet. assessed at $4,000.
Taxes, interest and costs, S61 SO.
Wabash Development Corporation-Lot
?. Block 30. containing 7.25S square feet.
asse. led at $4,000 Taxes. interest and
costs. SITS.
Warts incorporated Improvements
only on Lot az. Block 4 "Ashburton'
containing SPAS square feet. assessed at
Sl3.500.0o. Taxes, interest and costs,
S303.91.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
ALEX K. HANCOCK
Director of Finance

Crown. Paul L. A M. c. Iot IN
'Derwood" Containing .194 acre and i'm
proyements, assessed al ~. $40. 90 Taxes
interest and costs. $50 az.
-. r,,,,. -,
land called "Cashei, Estates; contsinina
4. 236 acres and announcements assessed
at 81 .52O. 90. Taxes interest and costs
S339 Of "''N S'''''
r.. rr,. M ~
jacent to "Cashell Estates' containing
7.416 acres, assessed at 81, $40. 90. Taxes,
interest and costs. $685..
Hull Daisy P-Tract n, lana co,,od
Locust Thicket'' containing 23.s43 acres
and improvements. assessed at 81, 100. 90.
Taxes, interest and cost, S2OS. SO.
Hunters Lane Develonment ~ Irc
psrcsi 81 i.nd caIIoS io !sms,, -, anc.-
.007 acre, assessed at 5000. Taxes, in
terest and costs, S13.24.
Levin. Nathan IN T.uh. rr.o.
of land called "Dan WheeI Of Eor,nne,'
containing 12a os scrss and ,rnnro, .
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Sixth Election District
DARNESTOWN

Balsam, F. S. & l.. C.-Part OF a
tract OF land called wet Beginning
Etc" containing 1881 acres, and i'm
provements, assessed at SO $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, S2S4.94.
Brennan, Edward F. g. G. M.-Parcel
pa Frank Taylors Subdivision" con-
tanning 3.912S acres and improvements,
assessed at S24 $1,000. Taxes, interest
and costs. S694.SS.
A & b, "Piney Grove" containing 3d.
73l square feet and improvements, as
sessed at $4,000. Taxes, interest and
costs, S140.l5.
Durbin. Elmer s. & Mabel V.-Parcel
OF land called "Harbins Lot containing
1916 acres and improvements assessed
at $4,000. Taxes, interest and costs.
S272.72.
Harris. Herbert A. a L. P.-Parcel Of
land called Hard To Come At Etc. &"
containing acres and improvements.
assessed at $4,000. Taxes. interest
and costs. S95.77.
jackson. Henry n. a II. R.-Parcel Of
land called Springfield containing 321
acres and improvements, assessed at
$4,000. Taxes. interest and costs.
1854
King. William II. 4 Bessie L.-Parcel
Of land called "ReSurvey on Friend in
Need" containing S9.25 perch and i'm
provements, assessed at 50. 1000. Taxes.
interest and costs. SS010.
Mobley, Il. Carlton-Parcel of land
called "Quince Orchard containing IT'S
acre. and improvements. assessed at
S6.Oo0OO. Taxes, interest and costs.
S1Sl.09.
Norris, Lewis C. & A. c-Parcel of
land called Ounce Orchard Etc" con-
tanning 2.297 acres and improvements.
assessed at S4.3S0.0O. Taxes, interest
and costs, $135.77.