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Evening star., 1960-01-11
PUBLIC MEETINGS
ON LEGISLATION
SET IN COUNTY

Nearby Maryland resi-
dents who think the State
needs new laws are being
invited to say so.
Montgomery County's
delegation to the General
Assembly will solicit legis-
lative proposals at q public
meeting beginning at 8
pm. January 10 in the
County Building at Rock
vile.
Legislators representing
Prince Georges County will
do the same at a gathering
at 8 pm. the following day
at the County Court House
in Upper Marlboro.
The State constitution
specifies that only legisla-
ton of statewide import
may be submitted during
the 30-day session Of the
General Assembly which
begins February 3.
Laws which only con-
cern individual counties or
localities cannot be intro
duced, unless they apply to
an emergency situation,
until the 90-day session in
1861.
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Claude ToyIor to Seek.
Maryland House Sect

A Chevy Chase man who
claims kinship to a President
and who formerly served as an
aide to the House of Repre-
sentatives today announced his
candidacy for q congressional
seat.
Claude A. Taylor said he
would file for the Democratic
nomination from Maryland's
9Th district. Incumbent Repre-
sentative Foley, a Kensington
resident now rounding out his
first term. plans to seek re-
election.
A Republican primary contest
for the seat also is in prospect.
Two candidates have filed for
that nomination-CharIes McC.
Matthias Of Frederick and James
A. Buchanan ~ of Montgom-
cry.
Mr.. Taylor, IS, is a descend
ant Of Zachary Taylor, the
Nations 18th President. His
wife, the former Lois Polk, is a
descendant Of President James
K. Polk, President Taylor's pred
ecessor in ONCE. and daughter
Of the late Representative
James g. Polk, Democrat of
Ohio.
Mr.. Taylor. who lives at 86lO
Jones Mill road, Chevy Chase,
had been superintendent Of the
House Folding Room until he
resigned last year shortly after
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Party Chiefs
Differ onD.C.
Voter Interest

The chairmen of the District
Republican and Democratic
parties disagreed yesterday on
the interest Federal City resi-
dents have in voting here under
the present election law.
Carl L. Shipley. chairman Of
the Republican State Commit
tee, said that only 5 per cent
Of the District population voted
in the primary election four
years ago.
He called this "a very sorry
record indeed"
However, A. L. Wheeler,
chairman Of the Democratic
Central Committee, said that
he was not 'pessimistic" about
the results Of the last election.
1T was the first chance they
had to vote in about 100 years" /"
said Mr.. Wheeler. The people
weren't used to it."
He added that many WASH
ington residents still maintain
their voting registration in
their home states.
The two local party leaders
were discussing The Oppor-
tunity for Political Expression
in the District" on Radio Sta
ton WWDC's District Round
table" program.
Mr.. Shipley said that he does
not anticipate any great up
surge in voter interest until
District residents are given the
right to cast a ballot for Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Wheeler said most Of
the District laws are obsolete
or becoming obsolete" because
Of the lack of an effective leg.
islative process.
He explained that most Con-
gressmen are too burdened will
problems from their own Statei
to devote much time to Dis
trict affairs.
Both chairmen urged Wash
ington residents to join eithe
the Republican or Democrati,
Party and take an active inter
est in politics.
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ing height limits from rs feet
to 35 feet. The county board
advertised the rezoning several
weeks ago after learning a
builder planned to erect an
eight-story building there.
The apartment requests in
clude six for high rise apart
ments, five for medium density
apartments and one for a gar
den apartment.
The county board has been
trying to avoid rezoning land
for more apartments in an ef-
fort to preserve the single FAM
lily character of the county.
A recent decision in Arling-
ton Circuit Court by Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy said the
county board can prevent pop
ulation growth If 1t thinks it
should.
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Lincoln rockwell, a printer OF
anti Semitic literature, who
lives in Arlington, Va.
The council, which represents
25 Jewish fraternal. social and
welfare organizations, also voted
to seek the support of the
Greater Federation of Churches,
labor organizations and civic
groups to fight what it called
the spreading hate campaign. "
Rabbi Karl Richter of Sinai
Temple in Michigan City. Ind,
said the recent anti-Semitic
outbursts in the United States
and Europe are part of a move
ment directed mot only against
Jews but also Christians"
He said the campaign is
being financed by old-line Nazi
leaders who fed to Egypt and
South America after World
War II. 1t is being perpetu-
ated through 10000 young
Nazis is an underground move
ment fostered by old-time
Nazis now teaching anti
Semitism in German schools,
he said.
1T is dangerous to charac.
terize this as merely being
local vandalism, he said.
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U. S. Judge Rules
Queen Belongs
To4Vireiniuns

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. IL
(AP). Federal Judge Walter
E. Hoffman ruled today that
the salvaged tanker African
Queen belongs to the four Vir-
ginians who raised her from
the sea.
And what that ownership is
worth in money will be deter
mined this afternoon when the
Queen goes on the auction
block again.
The auction was requested by
the Virginians.
Judge Hoffman's ruling de-
cided a dispute between the
Virginians and Clifford Warner
Of Essex. Conn, who laid hi,
own claim to the ship.
Lloyd DER, Belden Little
Paul Brady and A. E. Sadler
all Of the Suffolk area, are the
four who carried out the sal
wage operation. The 42S-foot
stern section Of the Queen was
raised after six months worl
and brought to Norfolk in Sep.
tember.
Mr.. Warner said in court
last month that he was the first
nerson aboard the stern with
the intent and ability to SAL
wage it. He said he didn't &c
back aboard because the Vir.
ginianS were armed.
Attorneys for the Virginians
argued that Mr.. Warner never
made any real salvage effort
The Queen split in two OF
Ocean City last year. Only the
stern section is involved in thi.
case. Mr.. Warner Is working or
the salvage Of the smaller bow
section.
Today's auction will be the
second attempt to sell the stern
The first, which sought a min.
imum bid Of s25o,oo0, drew nc
bidders.
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Jner Two young daughters
started out for a family visit
a year ago today.
The JackSons had visited
Mrs. B. L. Hill, Mr.. Jackson's
mother-in-law, and had left
for a leisurely 15-mile, Sunday
night drive back to their home.
Next day their car-Mrs.
Jackson's pocketbook on the
dashboard. keys in the igni-
ton. and the baby's bottle and
dolls inside-was found aban-
doned on a country road.
The Four Bodies Found
On March the bodies of
Mr.. Jackson and the youngest
daughter, l8-month-old Janet,
were found under a brush pile
at an abandoned sawmill site
near Fredericksburg. Seventeen
days later two boys discovered
the bodies of Mrs. jackson and
Susan. S. in a shallow grave
near Gambrills, Md.
Mr.. Jackson was shot. Janet
died Of exposure and suffoca-
ton. Mrs. jackson and Susan
were beaten. The killer has
never been found.
Today the house still sits
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vacant, save for the telephone.
When you tell them (pros-
pective buyeD it was the Jack
son home, they say No." re-
ports Wesley j. Burton, real
estate dealer. you can't even
get them to look at it,"
The empty house isn't the,
only reminder Of the jackson
tragedy. There is fear.
Fear is Wearing OF
"It's wearing of some. but
people still have the same
fear" says Deputy Sheriff w.
T. johnson. They don't travel
at night the way they did
before this happened"
1T Just comes back to you,
over and over" says Mrs. Hill.
II still believe it was more
than one man. Carroll was
large (6 feet 2 inches, 2l5
poundS) and would have been
hard to handle. If it hadn't
been more than one Mildred
would have had a chance to do
something"
Capt. c. M. Lindsay of the
State Police said the prevailing
view among probers is that one
person did 1t.
"A man with a gun in his
hand could accomplish a lot
by threatening the children"
Capt. Lindsay says.
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Post Office Seen
For Arlington

The Post Office Department
has reached a favorable de-
ciSion" on a request to locate
a new postal facility near the
Arlington courthouse square,
1t was reported today.
Representative Broyhill. Re-
publican Of Virginia. announced
that the department is study
ing the problems of space and
other requirements for a post
Office there. He said it hopes
to seek bids in the near future.
At present there is no postal
facility in the courthouse area.
The nearest Offices are in
Rosslyn and Clarendon.
Location of a post Office near
the courthouse was suggested
by Arlington planners in a re-
cent study Of the county's pub
lie building needs.
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HASJSNS NS%O
High School. The board de-
ferred action on the case at
its October rezoning meeting
after area citizens objected to
the proposal.
The rezoning agenda, which
includes 81 cases in all, con-
tains a request for an eight
story Office building on Wilson
boulevard at North Barton
street and a proposal by the
county board that would block
construction of tall Office build
ings in front of the courthouse
The board deferred action
earlier on the Wilson boule-
ward request because it thought
proposed parking space might
not meet standards in a new
county ordinance to be consid
cred January 18.
The rezoning proposed in the
two blocks in front of the
courthouse would reduce build
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Hospital Names
Retired NuWMun

Donald B. Scheurer, a re-
tired Navy commander, has
been appointed director Of ad-
missions at Alexandria Hospi-
tai, Hospital Administrator
Charles M. Goff announced.
Comdr. Scheurer last served
as medical administrative off,
Ger Of the Potomac River Naval
Command. A 30-year veteran,
he also has served in New Zea-
land, Guam. China and Japan.
He and his wife Elizabeth
have two children, Janet, II.
and Andrea. IL. They live at
633 West Great Falls street,
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Fuirfux Sues
For Land of
Supervisor

Fairfax County has filed con-
demnation proceedings for a
sewer line easement on land
owned by Fairfax Supervisor
A. Claiborne Leigh and men,
bers Of his family.
The two suits, filed in Cir
cult Court. name Mr.. Leigh,
his wife, and two brothers,
Randolph, jr.. and Richard. all
Of the Mclean area.
Supervisor Leigh said the land
involved was a strip about 80
feet wide and 1000 feet long
in the Mclean area. The sewer
line will start at Pimmit Run
and connect with the Central
Intelligence Agency line, Mr..
Leigh said.
The two lines will join the
Chain Bridge trunk sewer line,
Mr.. Leigh explained.
The suit said that "a bona
flde but Intellectual effort to
obtain the easement had been
made and that the county and
the landowners had been unable
to agree on a price"
There are no hard feelings, ,"
Mr.. Leigh said. adding: Il was
just afraid to negotiate"
He said that If he got "a
good deal people might say
he used his position on the
Board of County Supervisors
to get it.
He noted: IT wasn't going to
give 1t to them free. The sewer
line wasn't any advantage
to me-"
The suit is set for a hearing
next Monday.
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Wheeling Attorney
Nominated for Bench

President Eisenhower today
nominated Charles F. Paul,
Wheeling wv. Va attorney,
to be United States district
judge for Northern West Vir-
ginia.
The 57-year-old Republican
was named to succeed Herbert
S. Boerman. recently promoted
in the Federal judiciary system.
Evening star., 1960-01-11

detail his much discussed sales
tax proposal in his budget mes
sage Thursday. The Governor
estimates Sl42.5 million would
become available for the grow
ing needs Of State government
in the next two years with a 3
per cent levy.
On January 30 the lawmakers
visit Williamsburg for the COM
memorstive session in the re-
stored Colonial capital.
Speaker Of the House E.
Blackburn Moore announced
yesterday that the speaker for
the occasion will be Secretary
Of the Treasury Anderson.
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Church Robber
Gets $4,000

The National EvangeliStic
Center. 364l Georgia avenue
NV. was robbed OF $4,000 last
night, police reported.
The Rev. John Petrucelli said
he entered the church shortly
after 10 pm. and found the safe
door open and the money miss
ing. Police said the money. rep
resenting collections over the
past few days. was apparently
taken by someone who knew
the combination.
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$4,000 Mink Coot
Reported Stolen

A $4,000 mink coat. -four
other coats and two televisior
sets were reported stolen dur
ing the holidays from the
apartment Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Cinnamon, 1901 Cathe-
dral avenue NV.
Police said the items, valued
at a total Of S8,050. were taken
while the zinnamons were in
Florida. Mrs. cinnamon is still
away.
Entrance to the llth-floor
apartment were apparently
made with a duplicate key
Evening star., 1960-01-11

resisted last year, that advo-
Gates of Gov. Almonds local
option school program used to
bypass an unfriendly Senate
committee and win passage of
key school legislation.
Some sources indicated last
week that a determined band of
Senators would attack the pro-
cedure anew. Their opportunity
would come Just after Governing
Wednesday. when newly elected
Senators take their oath of
office and when the Upper
Chamber moves to adopt rules.
State Senator Harry F. Byrd
jr., for one. has expressed open
opposition to the committee of
the whole procedure. He said
he is strongly in favor of
amending the old rules so as to
provide specific safeguards
against such shortcuts" He said
many of his colleagues are in
clined to support a rule that
would permit the procedure
only If two-thirds of the Sem
ate vote in favor.
At last years special session
the crucial vote was 20 to l9 as
the Senate constituted itself as
the committee Of the whole to
take up the school program.
Otherwise the new session
was expected to produce most
Of its fireworks where finances
were concerned.
Gov. Almond will outline in
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
TEMPLE PAINTED

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Jan. IL (AP) A three-foot-
high swastika was found painted
on the wall of the Temple Beth
Israel here last night.
The symbol. put on with sill
yer paint. was reported about
$3.50 pm. Police quickly covered
it with red paint and launched
a search for those responsible.
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the death Of Representative
Polk.
Before then, he had been the
center Of several controversies,
one Of them involving the firing
Of John Maragon as a Folding
Room employe. Mr.. Maragon,
a familiar figure at the White
House during the Truman adj
miniStration, charged that Mr..
Taylor was mainly responsible
for his discharge from the Of
fice which wraps and mails
materials for House members,
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LEAFLETS POSTED
AT MARYLAND u.

Nazi and anti-Jewish pamph-
lets were found on about 200
cars at two student parking
lots yesterday at the University
of Maryland.
Campus Police Chief Dan
Wiseman said the circulars
were placed on car windshields
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Norfolk SuiIor Killed

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. II
(AP). - Chief Aviation Me-
chanic Patrick James Lyons Of
Norfolk was struck and killed
by a broken arresting gear
cable on the aircraft carrier
independence of the Florida
coast Saturday night, naval
spokeSmen reported today. An
other enlisted man was injured
seriously.
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between 4 am. and dawn. They
either were signed by or told
about George Lincoln Rock
we'll, self-styled Nazi arrested
in Arlington last year when
police seized weapons and Nazi
literature in his home.
The College Park circulars
were printed and many carried
swastikas, Chief Wiseman said
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Strategy Fight Looms
In Virginia Legislature

RICHMOND, Va. Jan IL (AP).-Virgina's lawmakers
convene their biennial 60day here Wednesday
the growing possibility Of early debate issue
The clash come If there attempt change Senate
rules to restrict not ban entirely
the committee Of the whole This the procedure bitterly
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OF DEATHS
Jackson House UnsoId
Year After SIoyinqs (.

APPLE GROVE, Va. jan IL (AP)-The neat white frame
bungalow sits in its 0-acre site pleasant for small
family But although it has been for months there
takers.
The home belonged to Carroll Jackson 29 feed truck
driver And from there his wife Mdred 81 and
Evening star., 1960-01-11
Z Apartment Pleas
Pending in Arlington

The Arlington Planning Commission will consider IL
quests for apartment zoning January 9 in
for county boards ezoning hearings February
and a.
One of the apartment requests is for eight-story
project across Old Dominion drive from Stratford Junior
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Jewish Council Urges
Ban on Hate Parties

CHICAGO. Jan. II (AP)-The Midwest Jewish Council,
acting in the midst Of widespread dissertations of
yesterday urged Federal legislation outlaw anti
Semitic and anti-Amercan movements
In resolution the council specifically urged that Congress
outlaw what termed the Naz Party led by George
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
Two Reservists
Are HOnOred

Two u. S. Naval Reservists
from Montgomery County have
been chosen as the top men in
their outfits in the first elimina-
ton step toward finding the
outstanding Naval reservist in
the Washington area.
They are Charles v. Moran,
Yeoman Chief, of 4512 Everest
ST., Kensington, and James
Lewis Blackwell, torpedoman
first class, of 80 Lee ave-, Ia
koma Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
REAL EsTATE-sALE 4.
LAYTONSVILLE = Attractive

LAYTONSVILLE = Attractive
Country Home, Tyr. old ramb-
Ter; Az acre good land facing
State Rd.; living nm. w/firepl.,
dining IL, big kitch., 3 bedrms.,
tiled bath, full bsmt. divided WI
garage space for 2 cars & day
light space for rec. room or hob
by shop. Is min. drive to Acc,
Gaithersburg or Rockville. 'EX-
CELLENT LO.CATT ON FOR
COUNTRY DOCTOR OR DEN
list" Priced low at $20,500. 30
day possession. Call H & H DE-
VELOPMENT CO., Exclusive
Agent, WA. 6-2877 or EV. 4-9515.
1t-2-11
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
SERVICES
TAX RETURNS PREPARED

TAX RETURNS PREPARED
Clark Sherwood, trading as
Sherwood-Parker Co., 1920
Grandview Ave-, Wheaton, takes
pleasure in announcing the as
ISOLATION of M. L. Hauft, for
merly with Internal Revenue
service in Montgomery County.
All State and Federal Income
Tax returns prepared Day and
evening appointments. 10. s.
1892. 4t,3-1O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
/ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 80

1862 CHEW. TRUCK-Half-ton
panel, new paint & tires. Excel.
lent condition throughout. $3.50
or best offer. WI. 8-9088. 1t-2-25
1865 MERCURY = r & H, 2
extra wheels w/snow tires;
excel. cond. $3.50. 10. 5-0575.
1t-2-25
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
RENTALS
REAL EsrArE--sALE
FARMs A SPECIALITY. ais

FARMS A SPECIALITY, also
Town G. City Real Estate in
Frederick County, Md. If you
are interested in a Farm CALL
ME, i have been a Farmer all
my life and also own several
Farms and can help you. Call
after 6 pm. MO. 3-3063, Fred
erick, Md. J. Austin Younkin,
Salesman for Russell 2. Hor-
man, Broker. 7t-3-31
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

BKKPR MGR exp. $65, plus
bonus; (2) typists $50; Clerical,
Genl. office $3.50 per mo-, Coun-
ter girls (white) $45; Furniture
finisher (male) exp. Sis per
wk. Secy., mature, exp. $50.
Rockville Personnel Service. Pc.
per set. Call GA. 1851. 1t-2-25
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

EASTER CARDS are now in.
Rockville Stationery, Inc, Rock
vile Shopping Center. Pc. q
6115. 1t-2-18
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
HELP WANTED-DoMEsTIc

WOMAN FOR BABY CARE
and G.H.W. Rockville area, "a
Monday through Friday. $50 a
week. Pc. 2-4823. 1t-2-25
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
HELP WANrEp--EARM
nELP wANTEp-MsIs Or FsmsIe -
MAN or WOMAN Fl Start the

MAN OR WOMAN Start the
new year off right, serve con.
sumers in E. Montgomery Coun-
ty with Rawleigh products.
Many earn $3.50 per hour from
start. Part-time considered.
Write Rawleigh's Dept. MDA.
101-1108, Chester, Pa. 8t-2-25
MAN OR WOMAN = Want to
make $40 or more in day for
part or full time route work?
Write Furst-McNess Co., P. o.
Box 371, Baltimore, Md. 1888
WORK AT HOME JOB for
physically handicapped. Nation
al Handicapped Industries, a
company that employs handi-
capped people exclusively, offers
you business career providing
a service for the housewife or
your community supplying
them with nationally advertised
household products. There is abb
solutely no inves ent or
charge. You work right in your
own home using a telephone to
call customers and take their
orders. All deliveries and collec-
tons are done by us. If you can
qualify, want to work, and Like
to work, we will show you how
many handicapped people have
found independence and finan-
cial security. You can earn up to
$40 per week in commission and
more with our guidance and
training. For complete details,
call on Monday. WE. 5-0234 or
write National Handicapped In
dustries," 92031a Baltimore Bou-
levard, College Park, Md.
40 ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

MARCH r. Saturday Annual
Firemen's Supper, Turkey, Ham
and Oyster beginning at 4 pm.
Adults $3.50; children 75c at the
Hyattstown Fire Hall, benefit
Hyattstown Volunteer F ir
Dept. 5t-3.10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

MARCH Ham & Turkey
Dinner with all the trimmings.
Sponsored by the Pythian Sis
ters of Gaithersburg at the
Knight of Pythias Hall. Adults
$3.50, Children 75c. Beginning
at a pm. It'll. 3t-3-3
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

MARCH IL = Dance; Potomac
Walton Gun Club, McCrossman
Lane, Travilah, Md. Music by
Johnny Glaze, So per couple.
9 pm. IL pm. 4t-3-10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
Legal Advertisement
PAUL q. CUDDY
Solicitor
7s9 18th ST., NV.
Washington. ID. G.
ORDER NISI

Solicitor
729 18th St., NV.
Washington. ID. G.
ORDER NISI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
Sitting as a Court of Equity
No. 228s6 Equity
ABLE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION,
a Delaware Corporation
to
LAWRENCE L. LEVIN
MARTIN j. QUIGLEY,
Trustees
ORDERED. this 2Srd day OF Febru-
airy, AID, 1860, by the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County. as Court
OF Equity, that the sale made by Law
renee l.. Levin and Martin J. Quigley
TO Wesmond Building and Investment
Company. and reported in the above
entitled cause, be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 21st day
OF March next; provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
published In said Montgomery County,
once a week for three successive weeks
before the said 21st day OF March. 1860
The report states the amount of the
sale to be $50. 10000.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County
True Copy-Test
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
Clerk 3t-s56O-3-1O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

MARCH 6-2-6 pm. oyster
Roast, American Legion Home.
Prospect rd., Mt. Airy, Md. Dane
ing, free beer. $3.50 per person.
5t,3.3
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TIMOTHY HAY : Early cut;
no rain, $3.50 at barn. ]. F.
Hazen. Phone DI. 9,3676.
4t,3-10