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Evening star., 1932-10-16

Women's City Club.-The Member
.htn Committee. Mrs. Frank A. Birgfeld,
vice chairman. will be hostess at the
tea today in honor of the neWly-electeo
members.
Mrs. Frank Hodges Clark will address
the book hour Monday at 4:45 O'CLOCK.
She will give an Introductory lecture on
."The Art of Reading" and will also re-
view recent books. Additional members
of the committee include Ellis Meredlth,
=. MRS H. E. Geary, Mrs. Patrick Gal
iapher and Miss Gertrude Temple. MIS-.
William Lee Corbin is chairman.
Members planning to enter the
American Bridge Olympic to be played
at the club house Wednesday evening,
under the direction Of Mrs. j. x. frelot,
chairman of the Friday bridge sectlon,
should make reservations as soon as
The tuesday evening bridge section
begins its series of lessons IN contract
hridge this week with Mrs. c. H. Curl
as Culbertson teacher. Instruction
will consume 80 minutes and will COM
mence at o'clock.
District Of Columbia Home Economics
Association.-A meeting Of the Execu-
tive Committee was held and the fol-
lowing tentative program adopted:
November II, joint dinner meeting
with the District of Columbia Dietetic
Ass, citation. Dr. Lillian Storms will
speak on Child Nutrition" There Will
also be two short talks on How Home
economies Is Meeting the Emergency"
Miss Madge Reese. senior home econ
omist. Office of Cooperative Extension
Work, Department Of Agriculture will
be one speaker; the other will be from
the Federal Board for Vocational Edu-
cation. The place selected for the
meeting will be announced later.
November Is, tea will be given by
the association for all home economists
attending the meeting OF the Land
Grant Colleges which will be held here
Evening star., 1932-10-16

place. Assisting hostesses were Mrs
Warren Wagner, Mrs. John Potts, Mrs
w. o. Hancock. Mrs. Thomas Faris
and Mrs. George DalWick.
The Literary Committee, Mrs. L. E
Murray, chairman, announced a meet
ing of her committee October 25, at 8
pm, at the home of Mrs. George
Jones, 1910 Park place. Mrs Maurice
Smith will give review october q, al
2 pm. Mrs. Murray will present a pro-
gram at Mount Pleasant Library spon-
sored by the Literature Committee ol
the District of Columbia Federation OF
Women'S Clubs. Mrs. Harry Gutridge
will give review.
Mrs. Maurice Smith described the
work which she is planning for the Art
Committee during the year. The art
group will meet October 20 for lunch
con at the Raleigh Hotel, after which
they will go to the FTeer Gallery, where
Mrs. Ellis Logan will direct study OF
the work of Whistler and other collec-
tions in the gallery.
Mrs. John Potts will be in charge OF
the bridge section during the coming
year. The first meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Potts, 444 Park road, Oc-
tober 18, at 1:30 o'clock. The presi-
dent, Mrs Ashburn, will be honor guest
of the committee.
Mrs. E. w. Stitt will be in charge OF
programs during the year. and Mrs. l.
E. Standish is hospitality chairman
Mrs. Thomas Faris and Mrs. L. E. Eel
ton are the directors in the District OF
Columbia Federation. Three new mem
bers we're appointed to assist the Phil
anthropic chairman, Mrs. George Rus
sell. They are Mrs. Glen c. Leach
Mrs. Charles r. Seckinger and Mrs. l.
P. Robbins.
A program was presented in charge
of Mrs. Thomas Faris. A quartet. Mrs
Brooks. Mrs Potts, Mrs. Ashburn and
Mrs. Wagner, sang. There were read
ings by Mrs Charles Bair, spelling
bee" and approximations by Mrs. Harry
Gutridge.
The next meeting will be November 8
at the home of Mrs D. Edward Clarke
1914 Farragut street.
The Washington Roerich Society
Mrs. Beale R. Howard, president, en-
ters upon its third season with pro-
gram of varied activities. In addition
to the monthly meetings, the society
Evening star., 1932-10-16

Takoma Park WOmen's Club.-The
literature department met at the
Branch Library last Monday when a
review was given by Mrs Jeffers.
The art department met Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Duncan Stuart for
luncheon. Marguerite Lent spoke on
Art as Applied to the Home
On October II, at 80 o'clock the
garden department will meet at the
home of Mrs. Quinn, 307 Elm avenue.
Rock Gardens" will be discussed by
Mrs. Green.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow at l o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. John c. Atchison. 1929 Columbia
road northwest. Mrs. Minnie Wetzel,
assisting hostess.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14
c RID G E
MRS. Fred Paulson, Correspondent

Elmer. Hueth left for Lamoure, N
D., last Tues day where he expect,
to be employed.
Hans Fredericksen was a caller a
the Fred Paulsen home Tuesday.
Lon Myers and son Clarence wers
transacting business in Hanks, N. d.
last Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen were
Sunday dinner guests at the Folme1
Petersen home on Sunday.
Ludwig MathAason called at Fret
Pauasens Wednesday.
Mrs. Niels Rasmussen who was ia.
ken to the Wllisbon hospital some
time ago is reported to be slowly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Christensen
are the proud parents OF q. baby boy
named Kenneth Duane.
The Coalridge truck vas seer
hauling hay from Hanks, N. D., this
week.
Everett Melby of East Coalridge
was a visitor ait Fred Paulson's Sum
day.
Mrs. Niels Paulsen who has been
IN the sick list for the Last couple OF
weeks is slowly improving.
Marinus Jensen has been employed
at Andrew Dahls getting ready for
spring work.
Lena Ehry who has been employ
ed at the Pat Chapman home is now
working at Marinus Jensens.
Fred Paulsen purchased a tractor
from the Melby bnothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen were
visitors at John Murphys Friday ev-
ening. Bridge was enjoyed until
lunch was served.
Z. Lon Myers and Jim Glenn drove
nut on the reservation on a business
trip Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Ator was a visitor at
the Bud Chapman home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen were
~transacting business in Grenora on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy were
afternoon visitors at Math Often
breits Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Lorenz IS staying at the
home Of Niels Paulsen caring for
Mrs. Paulsen who has been very i'll
but Is improving q little.
Oscar Olson who has been staying
at the Niels ranlsen home took his
old job driving the oil truck for Foss
and Reep OF Grenora, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Myers
have moved into the F1nstoch farm
the last week.
Mrs. Emil Hueth called at john
Murphyis Wednesday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14
WOLF CREEK
MRS B. Davenport, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell and
family visited Mrs. Bertha Cromwell
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Davenport
and 0 were county seat visitors on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Garneau and son
Cecil were Redstone callers Monday
afternoon.
Rollin Phelps helped d. Campbell
get his tractor in working order on
Monday and Tuesday.
Dan Campbell went. to Flaxville on
Tuesday afternoon.
Zeb and James Garneau were bus
mess callers at Dan Campbells Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. d. Grife and son
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Ramers on
Tuesday.
john Skee and Mrs. Sorenson visit
ed at Zeb Garneau's home Thursday
evening.
Charles Marsh and Walter john
o were Redstone callers Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Rolls from
Plentywood moved onto VIM. Crom-
wells place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Campbell were
Kedsbone callers Saturday afternoon.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14

IS taking his vacation at this time
from his service on the route.
Herman Peterson his substitute
will be seen Going duty on the route
for two weeks.
Miss Inga Olson spent the week
end with Miss Anna Granlund.
Mr.. and Mr.. Joe Fredericks and
family accompanied by Miss Ella and
Alkaline Leifring were guests at the
Herman Peterson family over Satur-
Cay night and attended the Farmers
Union program at Sunny Hill.
Miss Della Henke spent the week
end with the Henke brothers.
Miss Title Lentz returned home
Friday evening after a visit with the
krouse family at Dagmar.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Suny Hill local was held en- Sat
urday evening. After the business
meeting a program was given and
lunch served to owe so people. 3 new
members presented applications for
membership.
Mrs. Herman Petersen enjoyed a
visit over the week end from her mo-
ther Mrs. c. C. Gustafson and two
brothers, John and Victor Gustafson
who came down from Saskatchewan
TO spend Sunday.
The brothers returned home Sun
day p. M, Mrs. Gusaafson remaining
for a longer visit with aer children
hete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lipscomb
called at G. X. Brooks and Peter
Gleins Saturday p. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G1ein called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith Sunday eve
nlng.
The Sorenson, Torgerson and Hoff
families attended a League meeting
at Plentywood Saturday.
Miss Vera Vance visited at Jules
Henkes Sunday evening.
Herni. LaHehner was Sunday sup
per guest at Henke brothers
Ed Smith is reported sick again.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14
EAST COALRID G E
-EdgaI -SVNenudI O0grespondenI

Thomas and Erick Sundsted of the
North Dagmar country were callers
at the Syverud farm Monday even
ing.
Edgar /. Syverud wys called To
Plentywood Tuesday on matters per
tanning to the printing investigation
by the Taxpayers Association, and a
hearing before the County Commits
sioners.
The local farmers met at the
school house Tuesday evening TO de-
eide On the letting of the purchase
of the pooled oil orders. A very sat
isfactory saving was made on APP
p~roximately 1900 gallons.
j. S. Johnson who has made his
home in Grenora the past winter
was a caller at the o. Melby home
Wednesday and stated that he and
family were intending to move back
onto their farm here soon.
Martin Morken drove to Plenty
who'd Wednesday to see about the
seed loans and other business.
Andrew Dahl commenced the
round of voluntary road dragging on
Friday afternoon. This will be a
neighborhood activity again this
summer as it was during the past,
each n taking a turn thereby dis
tributing the work and still keeping
roads in good shape since the
county cannot afford to pay for
maintenance.
Marinus Ibsen and ]. G. Hansen
We're in Plentywood on business on
Saturday.
George Melby is substitute trac-
tor mechanic at the Hollow Rock
Farm a few days before the rush
start on the Melby farm.
Preaching and communion servic-
es were conducted by Rev. A. j.
Sheldahl, at the schoolhouse Sunday
afternoon. Sunday school followed
the services. In the evening Rev.
and Mrs. Sheldahl, Henry and Edgar
Syverud were supper guests at the
Martin Morken farm home.
Very little spring work is yet in
evidence in this community owing to
the delay in obtaining seed loans.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14

0JND TRIPS to and from
all points in MINNESOTA,
NORTH and
SOUTH DAKOTA, MONTANA
(os far West as HoWe), and
TO WINNIPEG.
Go April %. %. u.
Return by midnight May z.
BARGAIN A ExCUR-
SiONS for about q cent q
mile, three-fffhs Of the regu-
lar one-wuy fore.
BARGAIN EXCURSIONS
(round trip) good in sleeping
cors-Pay ole fore plus 25c,
and your Pullmon ticket.
See Local Agent
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14

wood were visitors here on Wednes
day.
Mr.. anud M. Rodney y Salisbury
of Plentywood were visitors here or
Thursday.
Charles King of P~lentywood was
here on Friday.
George Points of Daleview was q
business caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. Anderson and Mrs.
John Ladd Jr., were the instigators
of a surprise party in honor of Mrs
Tom Clawson and Hans Helms birth
days at the home of Tom Clawson
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schruel moved back
to the farm on Thursday.
Mr.. Morck of Plentywood was a
business caller in town Thursday.
Mrs. E. E. Garrick is visiting at
the home of her son Keith.
Mrs. Hardy Olson was visiting at
Joe Wirtz home Friday.
Mrs. Charles Ross was celebrating
her birthday with a few friends on
Wednesday.
Miss Lena Often is helping Mrs. N.
]. Nelson.
Messns. Fishbeck and Bolster were
business callers here on Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skof and Miss Buck
neberg motored to Plentywood Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson and
M~arory and Mrs. Frank Rooster
were business callers in Plentywood
Saturday.
The Homme boys have been help
ing Bob Fitzgerald at the oil station
for a few days.
Prof. and Mrs. Alexander drove to
Pbentywood Saturday.
Irwin and Eileen Ordahl and Five
Fa Berg have quit housekeeping for
the remainder Of the school term. Eli
vera is staying at the Fitzgerald
home and Erwin and Eileen come into
school in their car.
Mrs. Tony Gaines of Redstone
spent the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. GoodIaxon.
Ole Garrick assisted by his father
and brother is working on his house
at the ranch.
Among the people visiting Plenty
wood on Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Berg, Charles and Bill Buzz
card, Clint Cosper, Grant Stoner,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Walkden.
Rev. and Mrs. Simundson were VS.
iing a Prog. Alexander's Sunday ev-
The Misses Buckneberg, Hawbak-
er, Folsom, Esther, Margaret Wayne
johnson and Barbara Iceland were
dinner guess at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Gaines Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. N. j. Nelson and Luz
ellie and Grandma West enjoyed a
good dinner at the home Of Mr.. and
Mss. Andrew LELAND Sunday.
Mrs. Lola Stapleton of Plentywood
came up on Sunday to visit her little
children Geraldine and Shirley.
Tod DoWney was a visitor at Ar
thur Uelands on Sunday evening.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14
North Raymond
(Eleanor Holland, Correspondent

Alice Symes spent the week end a
he farm with her brothers Jim anc
Kenneth.
Carl Taylor and Eugene Salisbury
walked out from P~lentywood to the
Melvin Evenson home Saturday and
returned home on Sunday with Mike
Salisbury and Erick Bert.
Roy MeBurney called at the Joe
Brown home Monday.
Leo Heisler and son Edward were
Raymond shoppers Monday.
Joe Brown made a trip to Ray
mond Monday for a load of oats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and son
Arnold were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Walkden last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stadstad and
children were visitors at the Leo Hell
sler home Sunday.
Olaf Shea and Mr.. johnson and ia
mily were Plentywood callers Satur-
day.
Mrs. Joe Brown and son Melton
and daughters Florence and RUBY
We're visitors at the Joe McBurney
home Wednesday.
Joe Hendfichsmier was a caller at
the Melvin Evenson home Sunday ev-
ening.
johnnie Bjorkland came down from
his home in Canada and visited with
friends north of Raymond a few days
last week.
John Baker was out in the north
country looking for a horse last
Wednesday.
Leo Heisler and Harry Holland
took in the Farmers Union meeting
at Raymond Thursday.
Donna May Clay is staying with
her aunt Mrs. Lena Wilson during
her mothers illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fink and son
Harry and Eleanor Holland were
Pientyxood callers Thursday.
w. j. Robinson was a Raymond
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Wilson was called to
aid at the Carl Stadstad home on
Thursday.
". ]. Robinson was a Raymond
shopper Saturday.
Several from this vicinity went to
PlentyWood to take in the dance ON
Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Alley and son Jackie
have been visiting at the homes OF
Carl and Peter Fink the last week
returning to Outlook Sunday to visit
with her folks MFR. and Mrs. Mike
Fink.
Mrs. Roma Wilson spent the week
end with Mildred Brown.
Ruby Brown has been on the sick
list this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Blair and Mrs.
w, @. Wilson were Plentywood shop
pers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Henderson were
dinner guests at the w. O. Wilson
home Sunday.
Ruth Holland spent Sunday with
Alkaline Evenson.
Joe Brown and SON Melton, daugh-
ter Florence were Plentywood visit
ors Saturday and Sunday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14
RAY M o ND
Flora Jordon, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ]. Stenrude, sor
and daughter came Saturday evening
from Flaxton, N. D., to spend the
week end visiting with Mrs. Ell. E.
Hill and daughters.
John Stewart has been o~verflauling
his car the past week.
Otto Grantham was in town Mon
day afternoon.
Leslie Schultz of Dooley will help
A. A. Rio with his farming this
spring
Mrs. VIM. Robinson and son are
visiting at Bainville.
Ed Hannah and Mrs Tooke were
in Plentywood Saturday.
Joe Marsh was through Raymond
looking after his farm west of town.
David Dubry is moving this week
into the Holland property near the
seheel house.
Nels Nelson Of Canada was in
Raymond Monday.
Melvin Evenson and Mr.. McCrady
were in Plentywood the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. Sam Wa1kden was q Ray
mond shopper Monday.
A. Jacobson and family of near
Sybouts, Sask., visited with A. Rios
Sunday and Monday.
Peter Nordby was in town Sunday.
Farmers Union held a meeting last
Friday.
Catholics held services on Satur-
day.
L. j. Budke and family spent Sat
urday at Pientywood.
Mrs. Harry Holland and Eleanor
were in town Monday.
Alves LAGRANGE was a visitor at
the county seat last week.
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Gust Stubbe home.

Gust Stubbe home.
Ernest Olsen of Pleasant Valley
ATTENDED to business In MesthY Sat.
urday.
Cost Fosseberg of near Skermo
called on his sister Mrs. Paul HUT
gren Saturday.
Reserve and Plentyw1od callers Fri
Mr.. Campbell and Lawrence Rob
weder left the first Ct the week for
Alaska where they will try and get
work on tn construction job in that
country.
Last Wednesday afternoon the 9Th,
and 9th grade pupils gave a declanf-
alton contest in Miss Huss' room.
Nels Lien took first. Mary Zarolaas-
ki second and Glenn Gunderson was
honorably mentioned in the 5 grade.
The judges were Mrs. George
Friesleben, Mrs. Benfon and Miss
Carol Hoeck. Lloyd Jensen and Nels
Lien favored the audience with VIC
lin nufbers and the school with a
song.
A son was born Tuesday March
20 to Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Jensen. All
concerned are doing fine. Congratu-
lations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bredevem and
daughters motored to NNoonan We'd
nesday to see Ed Ferguson who is a
patient at the Noonan hospital.
School has been closed at the
Brightsman school for some time on
aana,r A. ,11nn.u nf Nf,~- Dn+or
sons mother who passed away in a
MFrot hospital. The funeral was
held in D0oley on Tuesday March
Goth.
Miss Mabel Larson is assisting at
the E Campbell home for a few days
while Mrs. Campbell is recovering
frof a severe cold.
Miss Myrtle Klakken underwent
an operation fer appendicitis at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital Monday
March 28th.
Ed Campbell ami Elmer Brights-
man motored 10 Plentyweed last
Wednesday.
The Schultz brothers hauled baled
hay from Dooley last week from
where they had a car shipped.
Frank Brightsman is hauling seed
wheat 4fF9m Pete Erieksens-
A number of friends of Anton OIL
son surprised him in his birthday last
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Marvin KIakken and infant
daughter Jessie AIthea returned
home on Monday, March 81.
Ed Campbell hauled thistle hay
from Elmer Brightsman's Thursday.
Leonard and Allan Henderson
went to Plentywood Thursday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14
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Ella West, Correspondent

@. b. Snuggin returned Monday
from Minneapolis and other points in
Minnesota.
Burton Wunderlich who has been
Ill for the past month is slowly re-
covering.
Mt. and Mrs. Hardy Olson and IA
mily have moved into the Andrew
LELAND house.
Clint Cosper returned from Dod-
son, where he has been spending the
winter, on Monday. The family will
come back when school is out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Fink and son
Of Raymond was visiting here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Boo were Plen-
tyWood visitors Wednesday.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Norager on Monday.
Alex Thompson is reported to be
seriously i'll.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin I. Holtan on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Hawkins, died at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Alex
Thompson, On Wednesday April 9Th
at the age of T9. The funeral was
held in the hall on Thursday conduc-
ted by the Rev. Bott of Plentywood.
Mrs. Martin Lundeen has moved
back to the farm for the summer.
Martin Nelson Of Plentywood was
a visitor at the home Arthur, LELAND
Wednesday.
Louie NELLIE had the misfortune to
break his thumb while cranking his
car 1H
Mrs. Andrew LELAND who has been
caring for her daughter Mrs. Kieth
Garick during her attack of the flu
returned to her home on Wednesday
Mrs. Garrick has fully recovered.
Miss Folsom, Miss BuckneberR and
Miss Hawbaker were dinner guests
at Mr.. and Mrs. Skor's Wednesday.
Asa Barnes and family Of Red
stone ATTENDED the funeral Of Mrs.
Hawkins Thuraday.
Miss Evelyn johnson who has been
i'll with flu for the past week return
ed to her school duties Monday.
DR.. Faucet who has been staying
at the Joe Rick home for some time
went to Minot Thursday for medical
aid.
Mr. and Mrs. P. j. Scott OF White
tail attended Mrs. Hawkins funeral
Thursday.
Sheriff Madsen of P~1entywood was
in town on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karlson of Plenty
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FRA N LIN

Mr.. and Mrs julius Vance visited
on Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Krouse at Dagmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Willumsen and
Irene attended the funeral of a
friend at Fruid Friday.
Mrs. Robert Gleason is visiting
her parents in Minnesota at this
time. being called there by sickness.
Ed Henke drove TO Hank, N. D., on
Wednesday to get his horses that
have wintered there.
Mrs. G.. r. Brock visited Vera
Vance Thursday afternoon
Miss Vera Vance and Robert Berg
were Friday afternoon visitors at
Franklin.
Albert Hendrickson's visited Her.
ma P~eterson's Sunday.
Buster Crohn, carrier on Route 3
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@. b. Snuggin returned Monday
from Minneapolis and other points in
Mluuncafa
The Washington times., 1932-06-21
An Unpaid Debt
The City Owes the County,

Washngtonians have incurred debt which they show little
disposition to meet
That debt owed to the Prince Georges County Rescue
Squad.
Organized few ago the squad has rendered inva
uaoe service to hundreds of residents of the National Capital
1t not going too far say that squad volunteer
workers at great personal sacrifice has saved lives
many Of residents.
This organization is in trouble.
Its equipment is old and in disrepar It has no money
with which to replace repair the ambuances which
in its work of mercy.
The squad needs money not for the gorfcaton
OF It's members but in order that it may continue give
all who call upon the excellent service which has
dered in the past
Wahlnt0nan cannot say that it up Prince Georges
county support its squad Residents of the city
have clear duty in the matter.
Of the 691 handled by the squad during the year,
80 per cent Washingtonians.
Most OF the from automobile accidents the
roads Of the county being extremely popular with local
motorists
The members of the squad give their time and ability Free
No one is paid
They do not ask to be paid and probably would refuse
If it offered
But the members of the squad think and rightly that
hundreds of whom have been helped should
AID them financially to keep their ambulances moving.
The thousands Of who the nearby roads
should give the matter thought they drive along and
then back up the thought with little contribution