Evening star., 1941-11-13
Raid Warden
Registration
Lags in County
1000 Persons Needed
In Montgomery;
Lists Close Tonight

Registration of air raid wardens
and auxiliary flremen and police for
civilian defense in Montgomery
County was tagging this morning,
with total of only II persons reg
iStered at centerS in Bethesda Sill
yer Spring. Takoma Park and Rock
vile. The registration will continue
through 9 o'clock tonight in an ef-
fort to enroll 1000 volunteers needed
Largest number registered by 80
am. was at the Bethesda County
Building, where Mrs Frank H.
Bronaugh had registered seven vol
unteers. At the Silver Spring
Armory Mrs. Ralph Wells had regis
tered two persons. while the same
number had registered with Mrs.
Stanley Howes at Rockville.
Mrs. Walter C. Griffin in charge
at Takoma Park, had not registered
any volunteers up to 1890 a m.
Reports from the registration
centers in the upper part OF the
county had not been received up to
noon. Mrs James Parker Nolan,
chairman Of the women's division
of the county defense council, eX-
planned that none of the up-county
points had telephones. and results
would not be known until after
noon.
The enrolment is being conducted
by the Montgomery County Defense
Council in connection with civilian
defense week Today is Sign Up
for Defense Day"
Places of Registration.
The registration places and the
registrars are:
Silver Spring Armory-Mrs. Her
bert V. Bibus and Mrs. Aline Gay
ness
Silver Spring County Building
Mrs. Henry D. Burroughs, Mrs Leon
B Habecker and Mrs. Robert S.
Pilgrim.
Bethesda County Building-Mrs
Bronaugh, Mrs. Louise c. Morrel
and Mrs Joseph F. Betterley.
Chevy Chase Post Office Building
Mrs. r. B. Winder, Mrs. William
E. Lee and Mrs. Paul G. Ledig
Kensington Post Office-Mrs. j.
Wilkens Coach. Mrs. j. A. Kaiser
and Mrs. Richard C. Hall
Glen Echo Firehouse-Mrs. B. H.
McCuen and Mrs G.. E. Graham.
Cabin John Firehouse-Mrs. w.
Boyce Morgan. Mrs. Louis H. La
motte, jr., and Mrs. Marcus w.
Price
Rockville Police Station-Mrs.
Howes. Mrs. Roger Shaw and Mrs.
Edith P. Allnutt.
Gaithersburg Post Offlce-Mrs.
John B. Diamond, jr, and Mrs.
Thomas Kelley.
Takoma Park Firehouse-Mrs. R. |
c. Lyddane, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs P. A.
Robert and Mrs. Daniel Shade.
Sandy Spring Firehouse-Mrs. |
Austin A. Lamar and Mrs. Ivan C.
Weld.
Poolesville Post Of1ce-Mrs. G. r.
Gray and Mrs. r. E. Gray.
Damascus High School-Teachers
and senior class
Clarksburg Post Office-Mrs. Levi
Price and assistants.
HyattsvilIe Registration.
Hyattstown Post Office-Mrs. Jas
per Price.
Laytonsville Post Ofice-Mrs. Ed
win Fry and assistants.
Potomac -Hitchcock's Store-Mrs.
Harry Eaton, Mrs. Joseph A. Cham
bers. Mrs. Julia Stern and Miss
Hazel Atwood
Barnesville Post Ofhce-Mrs. R. S.
Hays.
Dickerson Post Office-Miss Eve
lyn White and Mrs. Mary Rober-
son.
Darnestown-Gassaway's Store
Miss Margaret Jones.
Colesville -Cissell's Store Mrs. |
George C. Windham
Others assisting in various capaci-
ties are Mrs. W. R. Willoughby, Mrs.
H. H. Arnold, Mrs. C. A. Heinchen,
Mrs Ben T. Webster. Mrs. Ben
Lewis Mrs. V. L. Ellicott, Mrs. Phil |
lip Bradley, Mrs. Stanley Smith,
Mrs. James Parker Nolan, Mrs. Ty-
ron G. Howell. Mrs. Jerome F. Barn
ard, Mrs. J. Gilmer Korner, jr.: Mrs.
Kenneth D. McCrae, Mrs. Elizabeth |
E. Gardner, Mrs. Robert S. Hudgins, |
Mrs. H. P. Hartshorne, Mrs. Allen |
H. Fry, Mrs. Lewis Matt-Smith,
Mrs. John Lister McElfresh, Mrs.
Abbott Williams, Mrs. Albert Walker,
Mrs. Arthur A. Baker, Mrs. Esther /
Sherman and Mrs. John Selby.