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Evening star., 1935-11-17
Ohio Girls Club
THANKSGIVING Party

The Columbus group Of the Ohio
Girls Club, Martha Beach chairman,
were hostesses to the members of the
club at a Thanksgiving party held at
Thomas Circle Club Friday at 8 pm.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
Ser @aTerfOifer.

Bir benuBen uno trinfen toat1g-
lid 10 piel 8aii'r, 0oB mir uns gar
feline @eoanten mebr ooriiber mo.
den, tpiebiel N2iibe un0 Mrbeit not.
menOig lit, nm oieie @obe Ser 0otur
in i6mndbnfter uno 6p9ieniih elm
manOfreieer Sorm bereit al Itpuen.
Sn allen 0ibiliiierten 0Gnoern Ioreen
Die 8nIiprperte nit berIhieoenen
GerfobrensppiIen fir oie 8efreiung
oes WaIIers bon &rnnfbeitsteimen
nnO ungiinItigen 9e~ItanoteiIen. Sn
Douitdnoi9er &einbeit fam 0os @ai-
fer ouerOines nidt berborgebrodt
UerOen, Oenn es pntbGlt = aud menn
es als @egen pom &immel faat 49,
beriAieOene Sol3e uno @oIe. @dn3.
lid eereinietem @aIier miiroen mir
aud teinen @eI1mad obaeuinnen
tonnen, uno Oieie S9mndboftlafpit
lit neben Der Heinbeit zines ser MIDI
tighten @rforoerniiie. DesboIb lit bel
ben 9onooner Boiierperfen Elm
Mann onselteut morOen, ser nidts
onoeres gu tun fat, oIs Gag fir Gag
@aiier gu trinten. Bon Den perldip-
oenen Stenen rperOen inn Hroben
nnO GlaiAen DorBeiest; aus ieOer
nimmt er einige solitude uno uprge.
tuiIiert iih, Dab Dem @aiier fem I'm.
angenebmer 4eigei9mod nnbaftet.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
SrRfe Iber hen Gleis
MeM Selt.

Die i'm Mni oieies Sabres Dem
@erfebr iibergebene Sohbriide an
Ser IhmaIIten Gtpue Oes aIeinen
Belt SpiIden Siitlano uno Siinen
lit zines Ser gepoItigIten 8outperfe
oieier @rt in europa. @ntI6eioenoer
ober alg Die @r0Be 1T Oie Sotia9e,
0nB es Ser SneenieursfunIt geIun-
gen lit, bic Snmierigfeiten i'm
mabriten Slime oes @ortes gu iiber-
briiden, oie elm oreiBie Meter tiefer
Meeresarm nit elmer Str0m.tng
bon 8eitpeiie 8 Big 315 Meter in Ser
Sefunoe einem ioI9en @erf ent-
gegenitent.
Ser erIte Elan fir oie 9urd-
fifbrung zines griidenbuus ltommt,
tDie Moior a. 9. 8. @eli6 in Ser
3eitidrift u@eiitige arbeit" aus.
fibrt, bereits aus benz Sabre 1888,
Die @ororbeiten nobmen ieoo4 crit
nod Dem &riege feite @eItoIt an,
un0 1929 tDuroe nit Der Grridtung,
an Der oeutiher grfinoergeilt uno
Die gr8eugniiie Ser oeuti1en Snou-
ftrie b~erborrngeno beteiligt lin0, Be-
9onnen.
9ie bier StrompfeiIer Ser Belt
Bride linO Elm @unoeruerf Der
Se9nit; ibre Sberfonte Iiegt 33
Meter iiber Dem @aIferIpiegeI, uno
nod unten reiben tie nod 81 Meter
In sic Siefe binb. &eanet man nod
6as &ren3gitter nit etpo % Mieter
bin3u, 10 ergibt ii1 cine geIamt-
b0be bon runo 95 Meter. 9ie griif-
fe tr1gt 5pei 56ienenpaare, cine
feds Dieter breite 6obrbabn fir ben
2rafhpngenperfebr uno einen SUP
Iteig nebit 0fuofabrweg BON 2,5 Me-
ter Breite.
9ie @eiomtI1nge lit 1900 N1e-
ter, ocDon Iieeen $50 Meter itber
Sem @oiier. Die @eIamtfoIten, bon
oenen uneef1br elm 9ritteI mad
9eutidlano ging, bnben rlnb bier
3ig Mtaionen &ronen betrngen. Sic
gr0Bten Sdiffe tonnen unsebinpert
nnter Oieier Bride binonrdfabren.
Sn @erbinoung nit Dem eigentli-
den 8riidenbau Iino in 6reOericin
umfnngreihe neue 8nbnbofsanlagen
entItanoen, Io0nB Oieier fir ben
8abnperfebr nad copenhagen 10
mi9tige @notenpuntt aud Den mo-
oernlten Anfor0erungen entIpriht.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

uropa-afrifa-8erbinOun Oie 8re-
Ide 5tpil1en Sen stpei oustouldbe.
Oiirftigitpn grOteilen geIdIugen, 10
miro ser Sunnel iebr bdlo nidt
mebr Sen AnforOerungen entlpre.
den. Ser @ibraltarOomm muB Damn
aus berfebrs. un0 banoeIstehnilmen
@riin0en geboltt meroen. uno menn
Ser 9nmm fertig lit, 10 miro man
sic $4,000 &llbifmeter, Die in ie-
ser SefunOe bonn Gtlontit ins W2it-
telmeer fIieBen, ielbitberit1nOlid
ourh 3piihenldoltung bon Gurbi-
men aitsnueen. 0ie getDonnene
gleftri3itdt fam man in ibren rie-
ligen MusmoBen 5pedentipredenO
nur 5ltr &ultipierung NorOofrifos
b~erpen0en. Mit on0ern Norten:
ote Bride nod .3entrolafrita, Dem
@olierfrnft5entrum Der gan5en Or.
be. lit Damn geidlagen. 9as groB-
fraftnes lit cine SeIbItoerftGnOIid.
felt %getDoroen. Die IdtDor3e RobIe
lit 0urd Oie peiBe 4obIe eriest.
Ser Sngpnienr bat Oie grooberfI61e
bon @runO aus mo gum Segen Der
g0Ifer neueeItaItet.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
8nae aIs g%luufIdufer.

AIs AmofIoufen be3eiGnet man
i'm ougemeinen cine Art pl0blifer
@eiltesseitortbeit BET oen maIoDilhen
BOlfern. Die BON 0ieIer @ut gefoI.
leneN aieben ploBIid ben DoIt.
ipringen nuf unO itoBen i'm 2ouf
ie0en nieoer, Der Ii1 ibnen in ben
8eg iteIlt. 9ieie MmofIGufer Iino
Dogelfrei unO Oiirfen BON ie0em,
ben lie beOroben ODER Der ibrer al.
iiGtig miro, get0tet tperoen. MebnIi-
DIE 8utanfdae gibt es aber audi
i'm Sierreih, mo lie ais .Sunos-
mutt, .@utfrnnfbeit" un0 .rolenOe
Wut~ ouf einen nod unbetannten
&ronfbeitserreger 5uriidgeIubrt tper.
ben. Bon iolher @ltt befoaen, bat
fnr5li9 Elm 8une in Ser 11ottii1en
StoOt A6er0een Die 8epobner in
nidt geringen Sdreden Deriebt. ST.
lief l1nger ais bier Stun0en in Der
StnOt berum, rannte 3Gune unO
Sdranfen Elm, itieB fliiftige SUB
gdn9er I'm uno fiel einen Rroftma-
gen an. @ereebli1 periu6ten ToIi5i-
iten nit Silfe bon Motorroofobrern
ben miitenoen 8ulen in cine Sale
81 treiben, INNER pieoer gelong es
iBn, aus5ubrehen uilo aeuen Sda-
ben onduridten. Grit einem Ser.
geanten oes befonnten Hegiments
Der @orOon Sodl1noer gelang es, Den
9uuen our Strede 5i brineen. Ger
erite SduB, Ben er ouf ben 8ulcn
obgab, traf oos Sier nod nift too
lid, ioonB es Ii1 nit permebrter
8ut gegen ieinen Angreifer pen-
oete; bod Der 5peite ShuB traf Den
8nnen in Oos @ebirn, iooaB er tot
5uiammenbrah.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

Snaffens, pie Die SebnIu6t nod
ioDliiHer &ube.
Bel ieiner @altiing, Die nit Der
Gtimmung Der 0amaliaen romanti.
ihen 9idter manHerlei gernein Bat,
enpfono ct ale ungere6tiqfeiten
uno ale Jeinoidaft nidt ols per-
i0nIid eegen iib geridtet, Ionoeru
ols cine ihiHer5lihe l1nboufommet.
belt Der @eIt. 80 Iebte in Dem
Dornebmen, 3uriidbolten0en Monne
nuf Dem @runoe ieiner SeeIe elm
gewilier 3mieipalt, cine weItIhmer8.
li@e Erourigfeit.
Nuh Der @raf uno JeIomurIdan,
Der bonn SONG reid beidenfte
@runobeiiber, bebieIt tief i'm csn.
Hern ben trogiihen @runoton, uno
eridien Dor Der @elt better, fat
tDie elm SHauipieler". tpie ct in ei.
mem gon5 ~bertrouten griefe IGreibt,
~oer elm iterbenOes Rino Oabeim bat
rno 1uf Der Biibne bic Qeute nit
SpaBen beluitieen iol". lu6 oie.
Ter Romontifpr l1uterte Iid unter
Dem Eflidtgefiibl oes groBpn aant.
~nnter ieinem SdiIOe eri9eint er
grOBer", fagt grnit Moris Qrnot
bon ibm, uaIs auf peldem Die Sn-
idrift itebt: SD oien.~
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

unO SouermoIt. Dab cine erOBe
Gln5obI bon Nnmen BON Gigenidnf.
ten bergenommen tpurOe, lit ia Der.
itdn0lid. Ole geaeiHnung: Der
Surge, ser 2ange, Ser SHwar5e,
Ser Rrauie bIeiben an Der gan3en
6amilie boften.
@~eionoers i~nterefiant iino ober
sic Nnmen, Sic aus tltr5en S1sen
gebiIOet nuroen. 9lus DER 8eit Der
&nubritter ltnmmen Ole 8Orte ME
S9inoengnit (SAino' Den @aitl,
iotpie Des Deiteren 9eerbeuteI
(2eer' Sen 8euteD, 8~auernfein0,
GhIaginbaufen (SdIae in Sen $au-
FEM MIN. Ser Jamilienname @aI.
Tempting fomntt Der BON SOB ben
Bflug~, tuie DobI Elm Bauer ge.,
narnt purOe, Der ieines StanOes
iiberOriiilis muroe.
Bon nltoeutf6er Gapferfeit fiin-
BEN Nomen mie SouenidilO, RIube.
ideoeI (fl0be 3. /. ipalte SH6oel),
S9itteiper ODER 3udseiien glide
Oos giien), DGbreuO bon Der alien
@nuf. unO Grunfiuht Nnmen err
51blen pie Saberedt, Sebenltreit,
9ebrein, Sudenmirt coer 6inoetel-
Ter. Collie gtnmen f0nuen iebr fO.
mild tpirten. penn elm Boitor Bier
tpogen ODER 8ierfreunO ooer 5dluf-
febier beiBt tpenn elm 2ebrer ben
Namen 5daf trdst, cine 8oi6fran :
@0ttlih beiBt. SoIde Namen fOn-
men nit @enebmigung Der 9brigfeit
obgelegt meroen. Oies taten 3. 8.
elm 9berlt Jrieorids Oes @roBen,
Ser 9d0ps bieB, Elm 8eomter in
aaiieI nit Oem Iomen S@uft ooer
2eute, Die nit OeEl Nomen pie
Rrauttpurlt, ~llngerdten Namcbl
ODER BudeIuarB notwithstanding
ni9t aufrieoen waren.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
0ie 8ei6eiOenbeit beg &iinftlers.

Bon Der notiirIiden 8eIdeiOen-
belt oes groBen fr1n3oiii9en Molers
Sngres tperoen oieIe @eIhihten er-
56blt. Sein mddti9iter Antipooe ouf
Dem 0ebiete Der &unit mar 0ela-
troi. @inlt frcgte Elm Sduler Sn-
gres nm feline Meinune iiber ieinen
@egner uno erbielt Oie Mntmort:
p@r lit elm @enie, ober iprefen Sic
nidt onrifber." AIs a6er 9elocroir
einmnl nm iein llrteiI iiber Sneres
gebeten nuroe, erpiOerte er: .gr
lit elm Ealent, aber ineen Sic Oo-
BON nitbts.~ @inmaI trufen lif)
Sngres uno 9eIacroir am gingong
81 einem SnItitut, in benz beioe an
elmer SiBung tq.Incbmen poDten.
Sngres ltedte Dem i~iingeren Rolegen
freunOihaftlih Die @onO entgegeu.
un0 Mrm in Nrm betroten lie ben
Saal. .Die 8eiAnung am Mrm Der
Garbe murmelte oa cine Gtimme
binter ibnen. - Noh i'm MIter BON
iehsnnonht5ig Sabren topierte Sn.
9tes elm @emGloe Oes leioenIaaftIiG
b~ewunoerten @iotto; ols man i'm
fraete, mnrlm er 0ns tue, ertpioer.
te Der @reis in Iber3eugenoer
SdIiAtbeit: lin gu lernen."
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
Sine rere @erfien-G Expedition.

Ser betnnnte eneIiide GrddoIoee
un0 Ilienforiher Cir MureI 5tein,
Der iaon felt mebreren Scsobr5ebnteu
erfolgreihe Neiien ourh Roihmir,
8entrolaiien, @eit.gbina unO Ser.
lien unternommen bot, un0 Dem bic
8eIt cine An6abI ous~geseidneter
8erfe iiber 0ieip fremoen Rulturen
Deronnft, berpitst iih iebt fir feline
brittle Expedition nod Siio. Heriien
Dor. Srob ieines boben MItprs bon
Oreiunoiieb5ig Sobren 1T Sir Murai
Stein auBeroroentlid riiIlig unO
leitet Die notpenoieen MuBnabmen
lelber. angcubIidIid fist Der sroBr
Jorider auf Der Sniel Wagenbagb
Die Eeiie ion BEL Sdiras beginner
uno Der Neg fiibrt noH Suriltan
5um Pufhti.&ub, gu oen Nieoerloi
lungen bon @ebbeban uu0 MaIomil
uno gu Den Gt1Dten Shuidtcr uni
DiSfuI. Die observation-disclosures
balten lid i'm @eieutIiden an oil
G~rgebniiIe Der friiberen 6oridnngs
fabrten, Die ie6oh in mand,en Elnf
ten nod elmer Heridtieune beoiir
fen.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
Ger INFINITE Gill 9

Ger h0nIte GtiI. Sn
elmer bornebmen &ofgeieaiHnft muir.
be emit Der Borodoihter csobn 9rp.
Den nm Die gntiheicung gebeten.
lDer bon ben MnweienOen Den iH0n.
iten StiI babe. DdroMFbin nobm ie.
Der elm 8Intt Yapier uno berfobte
einige 8eiIer, in oenen er feline
9unit Ieudten IieB. Dieie @roben
tuuroeu Dem 9idter iiberrciht. 4ie-
Ter mar nit ieinem llrteiI8lpru1
nuffoIlen0 idneI fertig. Den Hreis
bat 2oro 9oriet errureen,~ Inutete
Die 8ertiinoieune, lid boffe. oaB
ale mein urteiI berIteben Deroen.
wenn ih ieine GtiIprobe b%OrIeie.
Soren Sic: Mn Die Srore bon Sobn
Drboen iinO fiinfbunOert HfunO
Sterling aus5u3nblen. 9Orlet.~ aei.
ner Der 4rtpeienoen tonnte fih Der
Durhidln9sfrnft Oipier @tilprcbe
DerihIieBen, uno 10 Itimmten ale
IahenO Dem gntideiO Oes @i@ters
au.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
@elbtmorO aMf benz
e3eiterbamfen.

Mrf cine i6auerlihe art bat Iih
elm u~nbefunnter Monn In elmer
8eraI1luGt in u-SiiOwaIes auf
Dem auItraliiden Sentiment Oas 9e-
BEN aenommen. 8enn 5pet Irbeiter,
Sic in ser Ndbe gu fun batten, i'm
niGt BEL ben 9orbereitungen 81 iei-
nerEot beoba6tet bdtten, uiiBte man
nidt, nit mel6er gntIdloiienbeit
Ser SeIbfmorOer babel gu @ege
ging. Sod fonnten Sic beiOen 8e-
obadter ibm feline Silfe 6ringen,
Oa tie niHt obnten, mas oas 3iel
Ieiner Inltren9ungen mar.
Der gorgaug muB ii6 nod
ibrem 9eridt folgenoermaBen abge-
pielt boben: Die beioen Mrbeiter
iaben in elmer einiamen 8ergidludt
einen Mann Oamit beidGftigt, 8du-
me gu fGlen. 90 i1r Beg ite an
bn porbeifiibrte, 10 blieben iie ite-
ben un0 ioben ibm cine 8eile bel
Ieiner Mrbeit au. Gabei fiel ibnen
auf, onB er NIT GROCER Soit gu
@erfe ging, ols babe er Ii1 cine
3eit geieBt, Bis gu Ger er nit Ieiner
iebr anItrengenOen Grbeit ST. gn0e
fommen noble.
Ieree6li9 iuhten oie beiOen
M6nner nit Dem SoI5fGler ins @e-
ipr19 3u fommen, er tpiiroigte lie
feines @ortes, uno ga lie i'm fir
einen @riesgram bieIten, 10 gingen
5ie i9lieBli1 ladeno peiter. Gls lie
iib aber am gnOe Ser S9lu1t nod
einmaI nod i'm umioben, bemertten
iie gu ibrem grltaunen, bob er ibnen
NIT geIpanntelter Mufmertiomfeit
nnhIab uno offenbar Oarauf fan.
erie, bis tie i'm @aloesonnfeI per-
ihDunOen maren. AIs iie nod ge.
rauner 3eit ouriidfebrten, w6blten
tie nbIihtli9 einen 8eg, Der lie pie-
Der an benz ieltiamen Sol5fdler
porbeifiibrte.
SEPT bate er oos SOl5 gu einem
m6dtieen 5toB nufgetiirmt. 9a BON
einem 8aeen ni6ts gu ieben NOR,
nuf Dem oos Sol5 bate perlaoen
peroen f0nnen, periudten sic 3mei
Irbeiter nod einmaI nit Dem Grem-
Den ius @eipr6H gu fommert. Mber
er mics iie 10 iHroff ab unO Seigte
elm 10 unbeimlihes @ebobren. OoB
iie iid beidleunigt nuf ben Seim-
meg mcdten. Crit ipdt am Mbeno
errei9ten lie cine Poli5eimn9e, nuf
Ser Tie Witteilung iiber oas ieltio-
me 9enebmen oes unbefonmten
Wonnes in Der ShIu1t ma9ten.
gs Oauerte geraume 3eit. Bis Ell.
ne Holideiltreife an Dem be5ei9neten
Ort %eintraf. SIR bot Iid Elm graz.
tiger MnbIid. Inter nerfobIten
BaumItdmmen fono liA oie entitente
9eihe zines Mannes. N16ere In.
teriuhungen Der NrdnOItdtte ergo.
ben, Dob Der unbefannte otfenbor
Ben S9eiterboufen angeaiin0et bat
te, Inn ii9 onnn in Jpn binein3u-
sraben. @leidaeitig brnGte er iid
our1 einen BEL benz 2eiHnom Dor.
! g~efunoenen Hepolper einen tOoIiden
5duB BEL. Die 2leioungsltiide, Die
man an Ort uno STEELE ouffano,
itammten nod Den Nusiasen Der
beiOen Mrbeiter DON ienem 6remoen.
ben iie i'm @aIo geieben lnO otueimnl
uergeblih ins @eiprda ee5ogen
botten. Sod nber peiB niemnno, tper
Der Mann mar, Der iih Ielbit einen
Sdeiterbaufen erridtete, INN lid
Oarauf gu Derbrennen.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27
@totfHif. Ser ebemo

= StotiHif. Ser ebemunr
loffelte feline Suppe.
9ie 6rou bate Tie ibm eingebrodt
s9as Sol3, Iiebes Sinh, beeanp
or Oemiitig.
sic unterbrnd: nGd ri6tig
gut, CAB gu mid Oarnn erinnerit -
id babe beiite cine iebr interefnnte
Stotiitit geleien ie0er Menih
nimmt I'M 2aufe zines Sobres adj
Pfuno Sub 3u iid.".
Ser gbcmann ieuf5is: .M0gIiAl
aber bod ni6t in elmer einaioen
Suppe."
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

8eIebrung. ~Sn. mein
aino, Die Gntipooen geben gu 8ett.
iuenn mir ~nufitebenI"
s@amu, 1T @opa aud Elm anti-
po0e?
@IidIi9er ginfaIL.
sic Oenblcno): SD fonO oieies
ldtDorde SCAR nuf oeinem lleberSie.
ber.
@r: Sc 1T mein lleber5le6er bonn
letten Binter, AmanOa. Grinnere
Did. bite, bo ou nidt tmmer blonO
Iucrit.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-27

SIM 81 eitaurant. Sat:
aeIlner, ons 8eefitenf lit 0ber tleinI
GeIner: Dos ihon, ober sic tper.
BEN fid puuoern, pie LANCE sic
onrnn boben.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07
Cash Income Of Farmers In
Sept. Nearly $7OO,OOO,O 900

Net farm income during Septem-
Der, according to latest figures from
the U. S. Bureau of Agricultural
Economics, was 692,0OO,00O, of
which $56,O00,O00 was in benefit pay
ments from processing taxes. This
7ompared with $4,000, 900 for Aug
of which $45,OOO,OO0 was in ben
e. payments. For September, 1884,
total farm income was 100000, 900
but of this amount $76,000,0O0 rep
resented benefit payments. Sales of
products and benefit payments COM
bined for the first nine months Of
1885 totaled $4,71O, 900, 900, compared
with $4,l53, 900 900 in the first nine
months Of 1884. Present estimate
by the Bureau Of total cash farm
income during the calendar year
1885 Is placed at $1,000 600, 900, COM
pared with $6,3S7.OOO,OOO in 1884.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07
82% Of Matured
Installments On All Farm
Loans Duly Paid

Reports submitted at a mid October
session in Washington of the IL Fed
eral land bank presidents, showed that
in six land bank districts not badly
affected by last years drought more
than 80 percent of all matured in
stallments on land bank commission
er's loans had been paid up to Sep
TENDER 1 and the average for the
country as a whole was so percent.
Land Bank Commissioner Albert S.
Goss stated that although the effects
of the greatest drought in the coun-
try's history have acted as a deterrent
to general improvement, "there is now
ample feed in practically every section
of the country"
SIN September" his statement con-
tinued, emergency requests to the
Farm Credit Administration from
farmers threatened with foreclosure
dropped below 100 per week. That is
the lowest level since these requests
started to come in during September,
1888. Practically all of the recent re-
quests are for refnancing at the low
er rate Of percent now available on
new loans"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07
President Of Maryland
Farm Bureau HOnOred

Baltimore-H. H. Nuttle, President
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation,
has been appointed by Governor Nice
as a member Of the Board of Regents
Of the University of Maryland, ac-
cording to announcement made today
by c. E. Wise, Jr., secretary of the
state federation.
"Mr. Nuttle is well qualified for the
appointment" Mr.. Wise said in making
The announcement. "He is a farmer
state senator, was professor of math-
matics in Dickinson College, and is
wearer of the Phi Beta Kappa Key.
He operates five farms on the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland, is on the board Of
the county cooperative, is a bank
director and is the president Of the
Maryland state cooperative"
Mr.. Nuttle is the second state farm
bureau president to be thus honored,
A. ]. Olson, president, Minnesota
Farm Bureau Federation likewise
serving at the present time a. q
member Of the Board Of Regents Of
the University Of Minnesota
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07
FAKE COB GETTERS"

Uncle Sam has finally decided to put his foot down
those who advertise that they get government jobs
for those who willing to part with some of their hard
earned money. MANY such ads are misleading announces
bulletin out of Washington City, land in many instances
actual deception is practiced by the advertiser"
In years gone by than young man has learned
his sorrow that actua deception is pracced by those
who boast they can eft you for government ob and
whose ads are so worded as lead the unsuspecng to
believe they will actually land good position once they
have the financial requirements laid down by the adver
ser Few pause to consider that the government does
not secure it's employees through such channels and that
no civil service school employment agency authorized
select such help may be needed in government work
"Be a Mail Clerkw Land Government JOB! Quail
ify For Place On Uncle Sans PAYROLL are aurng head
lines with which the cheapest of mai-order publications.
and even some of the betterass magazines are flooded
Millions of hard-earned dollars pour annually INTO tne
pockets of such advertisers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07
Full Backing To
FILA Is Given By
COuntry's 4-H Clubs
Organization Plans For Homes
improvement - Committees
Appointed To Study
Conditions

Four hundred and seventy-five Al
clubs in thirty states are now cooper
ating with the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration in its task of creating
better living conditions in the rural
areas of the Nation.
Improvement of rural housing con-
dltlons has for many years been one
of the themes of the All club move
ment, and cooperation with the Hous-
ing Administration has given added
stimulus to the work.
Each club participating in the pro-
gram has either appointed a better
housing representative or has orga-
nized committee to study conditions
in rural housing. Housing literature
supplied from Washington is being
used in many localities for the pur-
pose of outlining local repair pro-
grams for typical farmsteads." Club
members have also served in better
housing booths at county and state
fairs and have functioned as Judges Of
farm housing as well as on demon
stration teams.
Through the assistance of the Al
clubs the Housing Administration is
of the belief that more widespread
appreciation of better farm homes
will be developed in rural commune
ties.
With the number growing weekly.
at present South Carolina leads in the
number of All clubs cooperating with
the Federal Housing Administration
with 1856; Ohio, second, with 1O2.
The number of clubs cooperating by
states is as follows:
Arkansas, 2; California, 2; Con-
necticut. 1; Delaware, Sc; Florida, 1:
Georgia, IL; Illinois, 2; Indiana, 1:
Iowa, 2; Kansas, 10; Kentucky, 6;
Michigan, 5; Minnesota, 23; Missouri,
IL; Montana, 2; New Mexico, a; New
York, 3; North Carolina, 8; Ohio, 1902;
Oklahoma, 10; Oregon, /; South Car
DINA, 1856; South Dakota, /; Tennes-
see, A; Texas, q; Vermont, 8; Virginia
L; Washington, 2; West Virginia, 2;
and Wisconsin, 8. Total, ATS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07
Maryland's First
100000 Gate In
Football Is Goal
All Proceeds At Post Season
Battle To Go Into Field House
Building Fund At West
ern Maryland

While Western Maryland's Green
Terrors are battling Boston College in
Boston this weekend the old grads of
the institution will be campaigning at
home with 100000 Maryland West
ern Maryland gate as their goal. A
statewide organization is being per-
fected, with Col. Robert j. Gill in
command.
Every dollar taken in at the Deem
Der game in Baltimore Stadium will
go to the new field house fund. H. C.
Byrd, acting president of the Univers-
ity of Maryland, not only agreed to
a post-season game, but voluntarily
offered Maryland's share of the gate
to the field house fund.
General headquarters have been es-
tablished at 225 East Redwood street
in Baltimore with Fred Turbyville in
charge.
With the exception of Navy's games
with Army, Notre Dame and other
opponents from outside the state,
there never has been a 100000 foot
ball gate in the history of the state.
But Colonel Gill believes it can be
done. And that objective has been set.
In the meantime the Green Terrors
will be mighty busy on the gridiron
after this weeks hard game at Boston
they will meet Catholic U in Wash
ington and North Dakota and George
town in Baltimore Stadium.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07

1t doesn't take brains to push the throttle of your car
to the floorboard 800 ~
1t doesn't take cleverness to weave in and ont of
traffic at sixty miles hour the CONSERVATION Of tho
slower moving hghway-users ~
1t doesn't take any intellectual capacity to hang onto
the steering Wheel give her the gun and see if Won an
make the speedometer touch ninety-odd
In other words, you don't have to know anvthno to
drive fast ~
Drivers who regard streets and HIGHWAYS o tho
Indianapolis bowl might be divided into two classes First
those who are weary of living and don't mind if thev take
innocent partes along with them into eternity Second
those who stupid as to not realize that several
thousand pounds Of metal moving terrific speeds is as
lehal weapon machine gun-both for the occunant
and for anyone else who happens be in the locality
Speed-and speed alone-s responsible for the great
majority OF automobile accidents All other causes pale
into nslgmlcance beside it. AS the most mentally
deficient driver should be able to realize an accident occur
ring at sixty miles hour is almost invariably more
serious than one occurring at TO-
Inc roads OF America srewn with corpses because
relatively small number of drivers are doing their best
to emulate Malcolm Campbell.