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The Sidney herald., 1963-08-21

All mothers after the program.
The Grandview School will
open Monday, August 26th.
Mrs. Zina Lewis of Sidney has
been hired as the teacher this
term.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22

CLARKSBURG AREA, Clark.
Brook Estates IL mile South OF
Clarksburg on Rt. 1855. 2 new
homes 3 bedroom, 212 baths,
complete electric kitchen. At
tractively located. Priced at S23,,
$50. For information call Larry
Heller Poolesville, Md. 301- DI
1862.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22

CLOSING OUT sale, dispos-
ing of our complete stock OF
Antiques and other items.
GARLANDS ANTIQUE SHOP,
Muddy Branch Road, Gathers.
burg, Md. WA. 6-0322.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22

OWNER, a bedrooms up plus
large den on LIST. floor, Is #.
kitchen and large dining room,
living room faces on parkway.
Partial basement, S24,000. 41a%6
G. l. loan. GA 4-9419
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22

FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, 1862
model, used 6 wks. exc. cond.
see to appreciate. Frigidaire
electric range, 6 wks old, exc.
cond. see to appreciate 946-6380,
more than reasonable.
R.C.A. COLORED T.V. set, 81"
mahogany console, practically
new, reasonably priced. WA 6.
2404.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22

ROCKVILLE Hungerford
Cape Cod. 4 large bedrooms, 2
full baths, family size kitchen,
fireplace, many big closets. Con-
crete drive and carport. Nicely
Handicapped lot. Only $4,000.
Phone Mr.. Casady, 424-3048.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22

LEARN to be an electronics
technician & obtain FEC license
in u weeks. Day class starts
Oct. %; Evening class, Aug. 10.
Call ST. 1864 for free book.
GRANTHAM SCHOOL
OF ELECTRONICS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES - Two telephones,
large wall type, oak wood, hand
crank. Ideal for gift, $40 ca.
HE 4-0516.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22

SINGER, sewing machine port.
2 pr. Channel back chairs, bed
room suite, kitchen table & 4
chairs, Philco Frigidaire, Sub
urban Hardwick gas stove a
burner, Norge washing machine,
exc. cond. reas. priced. Call
WA. 6-1349.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22
Sentinel Want Ads Call n. ss $751;


ROCKVILLE, Owner. 4 large
bedrms., bath upstairs, large
den, 18-ft. kitchen, lge. dining
room, half bath on first floor,
22-ft. living room; falls on park,
partial basement. Walk to
schools, shops, pool, library
$24, 900. Assume 41a% loan.
GA. 4-9419.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22
INSTRUCTIONS

SPANISH g. ITALIAN language
instructions, all ages, private or
groups. For further details call
between z and 1880 pm. GA.
4-9730.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22
DAMASCUS

POOLESVILLE AREA
Two acres, septic test. 300 feet
road frontage.
just Over Fred. Co. Line
liz acres 4 bedroom, 2 bath
house. Dashboard heat; 2 miles
from interchange of new Route
240. $1,000. Good terms.
FOR RENT
30 acres = large barns; well
watered, All in grass. Just over
the Frederick County line. $500
per month.
Germantown. Meadow Brook Es-
tates, 8 bedroom, full basement.
5000. per month.
HOUSE for sale or rent, near
Damascus, a bedrm., IL bath,
~ acres ground, small barn.
S225 month rent. DAWSON.
WILLIE, 100 acres, $3.50 month,
small house and other outbuild-
ings.
ROMER & CO., 43O N. Fred.
Ave, Gaithersburg, Md.
WI. 8-9092 or WA. 6-2233
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-22
GIBSON co.
1885 ROCKVILLE PIKE
762-5169

CONVENIENT to Baltimore,
Frederick, Md. or Washing
ton. Beautifully restored stone
house, A bedrooms, large living
room, dining room with country
kitchen, completely modernized
overlooking lake, stocked with
fish, on Is acres near state
maintained highway, barn and
necessary out buildings.
BEMIS BRAID e. LANGDON
Serving the DC. Area"
CALL $4,000 ANYTIME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Negro Unionist
In Norfolk Race

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. IA
(AP)-Negro leader Robert D
Robertson has become the first
declared candidate for election
to the city council next June.
Mr.. Robertson said he will
wage a city-wide campaign in
all precincts, among all seq
ments of the population.
II want it plainly understood
that I'm not running as q
Democratic candidates, a Re-
publican candidate, a civil
rights candidate for a labor
candidate" Mr.. Robertson said
I'm hoping to be able to rep
resent all the people of Nor
folk"
Mr.. Robertson is a long time
labor leader and civil rights ad-
vocate. He heads the Norfolk
branch of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement Of
Colored People. He is business
agent for the locals of foul
AFL-CIO unions. Mr.. Robert
son said he's running on his
own, as an independent.
Three council seats are al
stake in the election next June 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

and driven to his mothers
home.
Subsequently the FBI was
seen searching q house in Can
oga Park. digging in the yard.
taking footprint casts. finger
prints and cartons Of material
from the dwelling. This house,
in the West Valley section. was
identified later by the FBI as
the hideout where the kidnap-
ers had held young Sinatra.
The youth was kidnapped at
gunpoint from his motel at
Stateline, Calf, in the high
Sierras last Sunday night just
before he was to sing in Har-
rah's Lake Tahoe Casino. Sina-
ira and his captors disappeared
in a snowStorm. His father flew
to the area as soon as he was
told of the KIDNAPPING.
The elder Sinatra received
several calls from the kidnap-
ers. He followed their instruc-
tons exactly, with the FBI
advising him every step of the
way. It was on FBI advice that
roadblockS were removed in the
Sierra Nevada. permitting the
kidnapers to drive west to Los
Angeles with young Sinatra
bound and gagged in the trunk
of their car.
The FBI'S secretive handling
of the case aroused the anger
of Los Angeles Mayor Samuel
Yorty and Police Chief William
H. Parker, who were kept in
the dark. FBI spokesman had
no comment on recriminations
voiced by the Los Angeles Off
Gals, but said their first con-
sideration was the safety of the
captive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Moth System So New
Teachers Don't Know

MIAMI CAP).-School teach
ers here are rising at dawn to
stay ahead Of their pupils.
An educational TV station is
giving early morning courses in
a new method of teaching
arithmetic. The system is so
new that there wasn't time for
teachers to learn it before the
start of school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

solved the case with amazing
rapidity. I think it's unfortu-
nate that there was criticism
by our police department"
The father said his son vii
remain with his mother for q
while but eventually will &c
back to singing. Life must &c
on." said the senior Sinatra
The family win spend Christ
mas together as it always does
said Mr.. Sinatra.
FBI Agent Was Courier
The FBI disclosed after the
arrests that one Of Mr.. Hoov-
er's agents was the courier who
took the $4,000 in a satchel
to a spot on Wiltshire boulevard
where the kidnapers had or
dered the money left.
The agent. posing as a friend
of the Sinatra family, went
alone and was not followed, nor
were his moves photographed
Acting on the instructions, the
agent drove first to the Los
Angeles International Airport
where he received a phone call
telling him to go to several 9TH
er phones. The last call told
him to drop the money be-
tween two school buses in West
Los Angeles near a closed fill
ing station.
After the money was left, al
1890 am. Wednesday, two Of
the kidnapers picked up the
ransom. The third released the
captive.
The young singer was sci
free on the San Diego freeway
near Mulholland drive. He
walked 2 miles until he was
found by a private patrolmar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
SINATRA
Agent Of FIJI Served
As Ransom Courier
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page Al
violating the Federal kidnap-
ing law, for which convictions
could net them life sentences.
Bond was set at $4,000 for
each suspect.
Meanwhile, FBI agents last
night recovered a .38-caliber
pistol from a snow bank across
the California State line in
Nevada and said it was the
weapon used in the kidnapping
Pistol Is Located
An FBI spokesman said the
pistol was found in the deep
snow where the kidnaperS had
thrown it before passing
through a roadblock with young
Sinatra bound and gagged in
the trunk of their car.
The precise location was not
given but it was believed the
gun was found on US. Route
so near Lake Tahoe between
Stateline. Calf, and Zephyr
Cove, New.
The FBI kept a tight clamp
of secrecy on the manner in
which it broke the sensational
case, the first bona fide alb
duction for ransom of a we'll
known Hollywood personality
on record. The case, which be-
gan last Sunday night with the
kidnapping of the 19-year-old
singer, reached a sudden climax
Friday and early yesterday.
Arrest Kept Secret
The first break in the case
came with the arrest of Irwin
by members of the large task
force of FBI agents that was
assembled to investigate the
crime. Irwin was seized on an
Imperial Beach street at noon
(EST) Friday by FBI agents
but the arrest was kept secret
to keep from warning the 9TH
~. fun cnncfNanfc
Irwin, a native Of Tucson
Ariz., and a Navy veteran, for
merly lived in Rockaway, N. j..
where he was known to police
as the bad boy" of his family
Irwin was married in New Jer-
sey and had two children be.
fore his divorce. He now Is
married to the former Lupe
Minjarez. He has a long arrest
record dating back to 1947.
At 2 am. EST yesterday, an.
other squad of FBI men seized
Keenan, in La Canada, a Los
Angeles suburb, and likewise
kept this arrest a secret while
the search continued for Am
sler. Keenan,, whose parents
were divorced when he was 8
had been the high school class
mate Of young Sinatra's sister
in 1858. A former student al
Santa Monica City College. he
eloped two years ago to Las
Vegas, New, in a marriage that
later went on the rocks.
His father, John keenan,, q
stockbroker, described his sor
as a good boy who was sure
to be cleared. THE only
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JObless and Divorced

Amsler said, I'm not sure
they would" and waived preli-
minary hearing. keenan, want
ed to know whether he should
also waive but Mr.. Hocke said
he couldn't give him any ad-
vice. keenan, told the commits
sioner he was unemployed, di-
vorced and a AT who had nev-
er been in the armed services.
AmSler said he was a native
of Kansas City who had lived
most of his life In Los Angeles
He said he was single and
gathered abalone for a living
Amsler said he had served
three years and nine months in
the Navy.
The elder Frank Sinatra was
elated when he heard the news
early yesterday. He said:
Il want to say that I think
the FBI did a magnificent Job
I hope the news will stop all
the dangerous speculation ano
criticism of the FBI. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
JOHN W. IRWIN

trouble he was ever in was
when a case of beer was taken
from a party when he was a
juvenile" Mr.. keenan, said of
his son.
Shortly after 3 am. yester-
day, Amsler was arrested In an
apartment in Culver City,
where the bulk of the ransom
was found. The FBI announced
the arrests as soon as Amsler,
reputedly the king-pin in the
plot, was safely in custody.
The three men were quickly
arraigned by the FBI, Irwin in
San Diego before U. S. Com
missioner Betty Marshall Gray
don, and the other two in Los
Angeles before U. S. Commits
sioner Theodore Hocke.
The handsome, blond Keen
an, a neat dresser, had little to
say to newsmen or officials al
his early-morning preliminary
hearing. When Commissioner
Hocke asked keenan, and
Asmler if they thought Their
families would produce the
bail. KEENAN, shook his head
silently and chewed his gum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
By MARMYN ZASLAW

Howdy Friends, pull up chaiSe
and enjoy, enjoy All OF tnelr
friends are delighted to see Miriam
Burkons and Corky Grier up ana
around after their recent sleges IN
the hospital /. Now that Hy ELS
enstein and Ruby Zaslaw are in the
BUSINESS of manufacturing iun
1;aa If cosmetics, we expect all tne
nirIs III - look like walking advertlse-
,1oonts Good luck to bopOie
Roberts and Ben Gasnm III W
now business venture.
THERE ARE still some VII W,sI he
visitors delaying their lnevl'oDl. .,',
,.ot,,rn East: The Saul Kahn fanny
of Chicago are visiting Helen anu
Tes II EIson. (when they're not OIL
80 T1cson): the Peter Ferngolos ol
Topeka, Kans. are gueS'S -
ion and Carl Goodman, ooL-
Freida and Eliot Sander Oh OaM "ad
,ond calf. are visiting Bert anu
r EreI ETeldman with an eye 10 At nlan
inc Scottsdale their pernnanen'
100 Grace CARRIERS impressloil-
% ;St;c naintings took first ana SCI SEA
I lS'dI nr;zas at a recent show, anu
Suo r1 are bursting with pride. KoneS
ann Lou Buffman's Wedding we, Wa
St.L Sn1d On Friday the 18th OF April
10 wears ago. No bad luck u o,,t
poonle are still talking aDouc
ToroDIa Enanu-EPs divine diniiel
dence at Mountain Shadows. Better
ufon uH now on making their next az
fa;r % Those two dellnquents'
Morris Mo- and Hynie have been sur, SUI,
nrisino the neighbors with tl,en
,,a;5ni9ht visits. The new corral Is
,.ai,foTced with barbed wire, anu
we hone this new insurance WIZ
keen the boys in their own OaoN
WE REALLY miss the pleasant
focee of Bess and Nose Gertz VINO
have returned to their native, lrol
pivor % Mich. Welcome to newcom-
ers the Ed Siegals of New Yorn, M
and the Mike Wolfe family formerly
Of I,ong Beach, Calf. Our slnGeoe 1oS
Condolences " are extended to Bop
Randall on the death OF his 1atiea a
Rosie and Mort Ladge anu anu
Ga covich of Newton, Mass, sop.
ned ned ND more sun on the gOn
ao',ree peu ~ in the few days they were
S,o-o So than we would think hunanly
DOSSibly.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
Jack Levines
Open Golden
Cue Lounge

According to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Levine, owners, the Golden Cue,
1907 w. Camelback Rd., is Ari-
zona's first plush, non-bowling-
connected billiard lounge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levine, local resi-
dents for years, came to Phoe-
nix from Sioux City, Iowa, where
they owned and operated shoe
stores, motels, and apartment
houses.
The Levines, who reside at 1923
E. Sierra Vista, are affiliated with
B'nai Birth and the City of Hope.
1--WE will be catering to the
whole family for fun. Come and
visit u.s." says Levine.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
Conservative
Convention
Scheduled

Fred Fine, executive president
of the Pacific Southwest Region
of the United Synagogues of Amer
ica, has been named chairman for
the Conservative Jewish Organiza-
tion's 18th annual convention, to
be held May 24-26 at Camp Ramah
in UJa1, California.
In announcing preliminary con-
vention plans, Victor Horwitz, re-
gional president, said that the
theme for the meeting will be:
'Visible Jews-Invisible Judaism"
Distinguished area and national
leaders are expected to address the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19

June Perlman's talk on "Music
for your Family was one OF the
most delightful programs we have
ever had at TESS meetings, and we
anticipate a return engagement :.
Har Zion will sponsor a spaghetti
dinner and Barn Dance on April 70.
Congratulations to Joyce and Nor
ton Tuchin ON the recent Bar Mltz-
yah of their son Paul Ander-
son. son of Dot and Harry, has
made Deans list at Michigan
State. Rowanne Kramer has made
Deans list at Miami University
That's all for now folks, keep the
tidbits coming in to 94S-2818.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
Obituaries

Mrs. Rose Miller, II. mother o.
Harry Miller, 14oo r. Ihoila%S 1narch ~. 10
died in Bay City, Mich, Marcn ;,D 10.
Burial was March 21; Sne IS Sm 1r
1,iUaJ NV n also by one other son. d.
Milton Miller of Bay City.
Mrs Minnie Zuckerman, 50, q
phoenix resident since 1885, oleo
in = rest home March 20. Services
and burial were in New YORK Satyi ~
She is survived by her husDaiiu
Harry and a daughter, Mrs. SlDyi
Atlas, of the Bronx.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
Beth FL Club
PIunS Cor Wash
For Building Fund

In order to raise funds for their
annual contribution to the syna-
gogue's building fund, Beth Ell Con-
firmation Club is planning car
wash to be held at 7th Ave. and
Missouri for Sunday, Apr. q, be-
ginning at p. m.
Tickets may be purchased for 81
from any confirmation club MEM
Der or at the car wash.
Your support is needed" says
Geof Gonsher, president of the club.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19

meeting, Horwitz said.
More than 800 persons from so
Conservative congregations ar e
expected to participate.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-04-19
Monument UnveiIing

A monument in memory OF MOTIFS
Pleason will be unveiled on Sunday
Apr. 21, at 2:3o p. M, at Iemple
Beth Israel Cemetery. Rabbi Al
bert Plotkin will officiate.
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-18
They Signed Away
Their Lives

"And for the support of this
Declaration, with firm reliance
on the Protection Of Divine
Providence, we mutually pledge
to each other our lives, our for
tunes and our sacred honor" J"
These words are perhaps the
costliest |. o. U. of the history
Of our nation In the cause for
freedom commodity never
bought cheaply. They were
written just one hundred and
eighty seven years ago last July
Fourth when the Continental Con-
gress approved Thomas Jeffer-
sons draft of the Declaration of
Independence.
Among those men signing were
scholars, farmers, elegant
Southerners In lace and New
England homespun. Most were
men with the ordinary weak
nesses of men, but I'm that In
spired summer of l776, they
were as deeply, irrevocably de-
dtcated men as history has ever
known.
An insurance company has cali
culated that the signers lost two
years Of life expectancy in sat-
isfying their formidable |. o. U.
AT least two were said to have
been killed by overwork, and
nine failed to survive the war.
Five were caught by the Bri-
tish, one suffering hardships
and indignities that broke and
killed him. A dozen saw their
homes looted and occupied, and
four estates we're ruined.
There were sacrifices that cut
even deeper. Francis Lewis, the
New Yorker, lost not only his
home and library to a maraud-
ing troop of British Light Horse
Infantry but also his wife. For
months, she was held in jail
without change of clothing or
even a bed. She died within two
years, and when the war finally
ended, Lewis restored estate
just about met his prewar debts
to the British
Thomas Mexican, who was
serving double duty as presi-
dent Of Delaware and chief JUS
tice of the state of Pennsylvania
described the ordeals Of l777;
"I was compelled to remove
my family five times in a few
months and, at last, fixed them
In a little log house on the banks
Of the Susquehanna, more than
a hundred miles from this place;
but safety was not to be found
there, for they we're soon OBJ
l1gated to remove again because
OF the tncursions of the Indians. !"
Other members suffering se-
we're hardships were: Lewis Nor
ris, of New York, who lost his
estate Of 1000 acres to British
torches; John Hart of New Jer-
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-18
CANTERBURY

Miss Betty 10 Walters of
Canterbury was honored by a
Bridal Shower given for her on
Saturday by Mrs. Barratt Simp-
Ter Of FELTON, at the home Of Mrs.
Albert Warren also Of FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Neeman
are busy helping with prepara-
tions for the Firemens Supper
to be held on Sat-, Oct. l9, from
800 700 pm. at the FELTON,
Fire Hall in FELTON,. The menu
is to be chicken salad and dump
lings and fried oysters.
Mrs. Catherine Monroe, form
erly Of Canterbury, has placed
her farm in the hands of Real
Estate and has bought a new
bungalow in Harrington. Every
one misses her, but joins In
wishing her all success In her
new home.
Among the little guests at the
5th birthday party of Barbara
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-18

Richter were her brothers, David
and Lester; Kathy and Karen
Robinson Of FELTON,, Jackie and
Andy Richter, Terry, Jackie and
Michael Sipple, all Of Dover,
and Steven Richter of Baltimore.
Grandmothers, Mrs. Flora Rich
ter, of Canterbury and Mrs Mil
dred Hurd of Dover, we're also
present, along with the mothers
of the little tots.
Little Jonathan wilkins Is re-
cuperating nicely from a nine
day stay at Kent General Hos
pital having had pneumonia. Mr..
Buddy Warren, also, is at home
having been released from the
Wilmington Memorial Hospital.
Others on sick list have been
little Eddie Aiken and little
Wanda Swiney who have had a
virus.
Mr.. Robert H. Richardson Of
Canterbury has recently return
ed from a three-week vacation
in Florida.
Sgt. Robert Swiney and Mrs.
Fay Dill have recently celebrated
their birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway
of New Orleans, Louisiana spent
a two-weeks vacation with Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Walters Of Can
terbury.
Mrs. Dottie Curl of Magnolia
was guest Of Mrs. Velda Moore
Of Canterbury on Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Kenton
and sons we're guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Aiken and family
this week.
Mrs. Thomas Outten Of POGO
moke City, Md, was a recent
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John
H. Richardson.
Rev. r. F. Burris Of FELTON,,
Edsel Darling Of Viola, and Mr..
and mrs. Postles and son Of
Frederick, and Mrs. Thelma
Martin, Of Viola, were guests OF
the Norman wilkins on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Samuel Walters and Miss
Betty 10 Walters of Canterbury,
and Mrs. Helen Melvin Of Har-
rington, sister of the former,
spent Monday In Wilmington.
Dinner guests on Saturday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Aiken and
family were Rev. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Dill Of Lebanon, and visiting
Evangelist, Rev. Buck, Of Flor
ida.
Recent four day guests Of the
Robert Swineys we're Mr.. and
Hrs. A. B. Swiney and son OF
Bluff City, Tenn.
John Harrison Richardson OF
Washington, D. C. was a guest
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richardson on Saturday.
Mr.. Bernard Darling and child
ren we're dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman L. wilkins
and family on Wednesday even