davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Fate Up TO u. S.

The German flier was taken
into Istody by United States
authorities for entering this coun-
Try illegally. and it now remains
10 be determined whether he. as a
-eitizea-ef- -helliserent- nation.
must be returned 10 Germany,
given back 10 Canada. or informed
here for the duration OF the war.
He speaks excellent French and
posed as a French-Canadian after
his escape.
Won Werra waived examination
on the charge of entering this
country without reporting 10 a
United States immigration office, :"
and was held in $1,000 bail. He
will appear before the Federal
District Court grand jury in Al
bany. January 30.
Won Vera. who claims 10 have
shot down 10 Allied planes before
he. himself, was shot down last
July. wants to get back TO Ger
many to take part in the knock
out blow against England, which
he thinks will come in March
certainly not later than Septem-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Street WIDENING
Wastes Millions,
State Contends
$780, 900, Pro gram
Fails to Aid Driver,
Highway Head Says

LANSING. Jan. 25.-Highway
Commissioner G. Donald Kennedy
warned today against further
street widening programs for De-
troit, which he said would only
add TO present congestion
He said that in spite of the $50
100000 which has been spent dur
ing the last 10 years TO widen
Gratiot. Michigan and Woodward
avenues. congestion has risen IA
per cent in four years due TO a
35 per cent increase in traffic.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
@al6fcit.

Tns nniGhrIihe @alhieit ser Conn
tNGsIfllc ser Sonierus @eneinoc
miro urh heucr. Nric i'm norioen ,Snhr.
oli slntIifs ,sarm. aeaeniibcr bon
Scrrn Saul Geppncr. g. Merribun
9lne.. nbachnlten.
Gos Froaromm i6nat piinftlid) Inn
. (lhr an. Sic Sehrer limo gebeten nit
lbrcn alaiien red)tseitia orm,Ben 81
iein.
Cine bersliehe Ginlao,mg eraebt an
unIere @emeinbe. beionbers an sic
Gltern. Die ibre &inoer nod in ser
Sonntaaihuie baben. @ir ,pcllen uns
alle an ibren idGnen 9ieoern unb Sc.
oihten orouben i'm ssreien ire,,en.
sue oeltifen 1sreunoe uno @olfs-
genoIlen linn ber5lih einaelaben.
M. Weltber. Sd)rifti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
DEFENSE HELP

Resident families are replac,
ing Mexican laborers as field
hands in Ohio. according to re-
preventative of the Ohio State
Employment Service. For many
years it was the practice of thou
sands of Mexicans to cross the
border early in the season to
work in Texas and migrate north
ward into Ohio and Michigan.
Many doughboys OF the first
World War are 'in-the-dough
boys" today. Thousands Of well
qualified ex-service men have
been placed in jobs in connec-
ton with the national defense
program through the efforts of
the Ohio State Employment Ser
vice.
No fees are charged for any
service performed at local offices
Of the Ohio State Employment
Service. This applies alike to en-
ployers. job seekers. and claim
ants for unemployment compen-
sation.
The Ohio State Employment
Service is not relief agency. 1t
functions to match men and Jobs.
and carry out the provisions of
the Ohio Unemployment Com
pensation law.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

ulars. Branch offices are located in Post
Office buildings in Akron, Ashtabula,
Cambridge, Canton, Mansfield, Mariet.
ia, Sandusky, Steubenville and Youngs.
town. Also on Tuesday at Painsville,
Wednesday at Lorain and Fridays at
Elyria, there will be a recruiter in the
Post Office Building and Wednesday
at Newark and Friday at ST. Claires.
vile in the American Legion Hall there
will he recruiter 10 accept applica.
tions from young men in these districts
Write or apply in person.
Earl V. Sherman,
Lieutenant Commander, U. 8. Navy,
Officer-in Charge.
Listen in to Station WTAM Cleveland
every Saturday from / 80 to LAS p, m.
and hear "Know your Navy.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
DID YOU KNOW THAT

the first vessel in our
Navy to use electricity for light
ing was ..,e steam frigate Tren
ton. The innovation was advocat-
ed by Lieut.. Commander r. b.
Bradford, who in lSS4-l885 in.
stalled two units on that vessel.
The Pacific side Of the Panama
Canal is y miles eastward OF the
Atlantic side. The tide at tn.
Pacific side averages about II
feet rise and fall while the At
lantic side the rise and fall aver
ages only about one foot.
The caliber of a gun is its in
side diameter. measured from the
tops of the raised parts of the
rifling (spiral grooves which give
the projectile its whirling motion
In the United States Navy the
size of the gun is given by stat,
ing its caliber in inches and its
length in calibers. as l4-inch SO
caliber. which would be a gun
700 inches long with bore IA
inches in diameter.
The first known charts to be
used by European Seamen were
made by the Italians in 1851. and
were known as "Portolani.'
Money is a good servant but a
dangerous master.
Imminent induction under the
Selective Service Act is no bar tC
enlistment in the United States
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Sachientao IN Cleveland
am 20. hult
Nud Sic iinb einaelaSen!
Sadicn=6 =6odjseit.

Smstaa. oen %. Sumi. INN piel
llhr nodmittaas, beaonn in 'oer
Sonterus Stride cine ser ld,onltcn
cd)t iGhiilhcn Sod,8eitsieiern, sic
oieies Sono ie aeiehen bat. isrl. Wo,
ric Gbriitinc Scnoel, 1thter oes
Serrn Sons Senhel uno israu Mario
9eb. Sutid, i,nb Nnoreos Spbanncs
Nebbcaen. Sohn bon Serrn Ssobanr
Hehboaen lmb ,sram Maria, peb.
Sorcot. tullrbcn in ocn heiliaen
Stanh ser Che non Tr. 9. q. ;sritid
einaeieanct. slls 0rautilluafern
lpGhlte bic @raut Sri. Srenc Scar
tin. Moiinu S,ltid llnA Nrie Senhcl
Sic @routiiitrcr bes 9rGutiaams
luaren Serr Gecra llnaar. Serr s
Serhcl rSr, unh Serr Suns Mm
berth. Serr Sans 9utid,. Snfel Sci
Wrout, uno Ncrr 8ecra Maihcl. Sn
fcl ocs @rGutianms. lpnren sic Sod
seitspGtcr. Sic 0rnllt lab number
it,Gn mls IN cinem lpciien Ghiifo,
@rnlltflcibe innt Shleier. Sire
Vlllnrcn marcn 'rciGc 9fcicn. 81.
@rulltil,naicrn trugen ule bcllblnl'
Chiffon @leibcr llllb hnttcm gelb
Ncien. isrnn &cubcl unh ,Srau Heh
hoaen. sic lfiittcr ocs Yaares, no
rem IN creme -iarbigcu iciocncn &lci
hern ulb truacn roia Moicn.
Srnnniit Shomus Sbcnac ipicIt
Sen truoitioncllen Sohelgrill> >Marid
ais hic Sodseitsgeiellihait nit Ct
9. u. ssritit) mo Sen isabnentrGaerl
unh Nuhnennl1oten poran ieierlit
einnorid)ierte. Sic isabneu itelltel
mlnocrlih bcn Status ser Sieben
biirgcr Sohicn in oie'em 9anoc Sol
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

Second Deficiency measure, most of it
for defense.
The House, after consideration OF
the so-called Wire Tapping Bill, de-
signed to give the Department OF JUS
tice legal authority to tap wires and
listen in on conversations, finally de
feated it by close margin.
The Senate approved bill to in
crease lending authority OF the Com
modify Credit Corporation from one
billion 400 million to two billion go
million. together with bill ior the
purpose of controlling moral condi
tons in areas surrounding military
establishments.
The billion-dollar Agricultural Ap-
preparations bill allows 700 million
for benefit payments under the soil
conservation and parity programs and,
in addition, permits the Department
OF Agriculture to borrow 270 million
from the RFC for farm tenant, re-
habilitation and rural electriiication
loans.
Total appropriations for the year
ended June 80 were 81 billion 800 mil
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Yifnif.

Gus angeiaate Eidnid oes Tamen'
dors Goeltpeif mb g. g. W1nner.
dores miro Itatt am %. Suli ihon
am 13. Nmli abaeholten. slQe Sad,.
len llnb oelltld,iprehenoen @riiber
mb Shneitcrn bon Nah umb isern
limo n,is ber5lifitc einaelaoen an
oieicm idonen @albielt teil3unehmen
Vidnidplnb iii Gde 81. Meribian
9inao lmo / Milc Hun Hoao.
Tus 6omitce.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
@i,hnbAroiidj. ameriRaniidjts WoIPsbIatt

ibr neues &eim an 257 sprins ct.
sIae 5reunoe oes iunaen Eaares
iiberreihen ibnen Die bcltcn BIiit
uno, Segensuiin'de ani .ibrem
nellen, eemeiniamen 2ebensmeae.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Nus pe,a,,este,p,,, Otie
3iucia 80.

Sic Observation-Disclosures um 6.
eSnli lit gut ubgclollfen. Gs murhca
oud) etliebe iebr lpid)tiae @eIhliilic
gcfaBt uno hGnat iebt MIR nopon ob,
tpie hicic burd,getiihrt ncroen.
I. Gin : slcfcr Wuln iiir E;faif.
0las ion gefouit ucrocn NIT elmer
ssreiitellrna oNcr Option ol,i mNere
7 Nder 2onb fir 90 Gage.
9. Sic SoiItellc ncbcu micrcr
Salle ion acfonit mcrhen.
3. Gie srei Soiitcllen, melcbc III
fer Gercin eianct bci Scr Waoiiun
Sdmlc WorSicitc iolcn pcrfouit pcr-
ben.
4. llnier Sodicnhcim ioG rcrc
biert lmS perbciiert lucrben.
5. Die % Mitalicoer, mcId,c nod
riifItdnoia i'm Terein iino. mcrhcn
cine perionlihc Geritinoi0lma ga
bon erbalten. Sic G'ntidmloiolup
ser ihledlten 9Irbeit uip. miro Sc,
Gerein falnn entacgen nebmcn.
6. Wenn Elm 3rlroer nit einen1
ltniall ooer pnn elmer &ronfbcii
beimgeil,dlt miro, mllB cr lid ihriit
lid) frnnf nelhcn unN mcnn cr mic
ser geillnb lit ihriitlih obmclnen
Wer geaen bieics @eiet hanOclt oor'
alld) feiu Grnnfcnaelb pom Gcrcir
errarten. 8eora Tcppncr, Sefr.
3iucia %.
Mllen ShneiIern hiene 5lr aeiGlli
gen Nahrid,t, hnB sic reaelnlGB;gt
Geriammllna Sonntoa ocu IS
Suli llbr uod,mittaas. obaeboltcr
miro. Ga Der Gulnenctor Gbehreii
iein Ridnif an hiciem Sonutaa ab
balt, mGdten mir bitten, buR alt(
geanten llno Shmeltern piinftlid
I'M bieie 3eit am Elabe iein ipllen
ouf bas nlle @eihGite id)ncn erleoia,
iperben fonnen. Genn ser Tnncndo,
GbeIreib luo o0e Shlpeitern, sic iid
beteligen mpllel,, 5u bieieln Eifnid
elm. Sm slli unh slrglrIt miro feil
Gaiice unb SUDDEN ierpicrt merben
9lllPn tSdlmsiterll, sic in Sen pcraan
aenen Monaten ierniert mb beoien
haben. logcn lrir einen ifoneN
Tanf' Gliiabetb Shrmn, Yr.- -Scfr
ySaloict.
Ser Vrlloerbrnb ser Sontcrus
Bemeinhe lnbct alle Gnlfs- uni
8lmbeusaenoiieu boflidIt ein 81
ieinem bicsiibriaen WulbfcIt, bos
ON 81. Suli. nof)nittaas. IN @errr
Gornel &mcntts @Glohen. an Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

uIiC ~ iiSdi ~
4H billions OF
dollars. including
nearly one billion
for relief, more
than a billion for
the Labor and
Federal Security
Bill and lesser
sums in the Leg
islative !Appro-
priation and Dis
trict OF Column
bia Supply bills.
Final touches
also were put on
Il ~ t,.ti.1-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
ShIl,b u"n Scitc 9.

ShInb u"n Scitc 9.
Scbn Mu'a. Gin SciI ser St,iiten
bGlt troeoem ,ssmoel iiir sen iiebpn,
ten Ssman, unh idon lit ole Seftc
ser ",ssmoili" eutitanoen. Sic Ss-
maili leben beionhers in einiamen
@crqacaenoen 'SnrienS. uter audi in
Ssnoicn, Vcrlien unN 9lirifo. Sn ih
rem qeheimen 8otteSNtenitcn, al
ocnen fem Srember 3utritt hut,
nerehrcn sic ipri'tcn SsmaiIi Elm
IcbenSiacs ilmaes M1ohen, oas liz
Hc3ah nennen. Wenn hus MGohrr
heirotet. Srirb cine onhere CUR no,
'ob he1timmt. @elpIiicrmoben ser
RatIt Sieicr meitucrFmeiaten Sefte
lit ser inoiihe ,siirlt 9(aa Shan.
In Sen Bergen liiolid, pcn Nnti-
ohin Ichen sic Sllouiten. Tas Miticl
INN Ole Serf,mit hie'es @olfsitom,
mes lit bisber nod nidt aelolt. Shrc
&elieicn lit eine Mbort ser ,ssmaili
Sefte. oa Ser bon linen percbrtc
Mobammeo N,,inir. ser unqeiiihr
stpeihunoert Sabre nod, oem 4ropbe,
ten eelebt haben iou, ielber Elm ,ss-
maili mar. MQeroinas rparen Tie bis
gum Muftreten oes Nllair Seioen
Die Riten Ser Nlalliten limo nod, ae,
beimer aIs Die Der Ssmaili unb
Itellen cine Miihuna aus heibniifen
3eremonien ser Thoniiier unA
friltlihen @ebrGuchen oar. Sic lei
ern 0eibnaften uno Sltern uno Ie-
ben in enqer Nahbarifoit nit ben
Ssmaili. 3tuiihen beioen beitebt ie,
bod, cine traoitionelle ;seinoifait.
Iie perihIoiienitcn unb miloeIteu
aber unter alien ipriihen StGmmen
limo Die 9ruien. Sbr Siebllngsge.
6iet, ser iceenannte 9iebeI Irus
lit elm poaig unsllaGnelid,es. ger
fliiitetes @eralanh III Ser iiiolihiten
gde Snriens. Iie @erbinouna ,ll,
ismailiie,en Sefte IteIlt ibr Spesial.
aott her. Gs lit Ser &alii Safin
BiamrilIab, Der ser befannten Gepp
tiiden aalifenopnaitie Der satimi
ben angeborte. Die ibrerieits iuiebel
Ssmaili tpuren. Ser Name .Dru
zen" Itammt BON einem slpoltel oe'
8aIifen Sofim, Ser Carasi bieb. Oe!
Ritus Ser Trl,ien lit ehenio gebeim
nispoa rno bunfel mie oip 8erge
in oenen lie bauieu. 9ieies tIeinl
9erapolf bat ifon alueimal Die NrI
nterfiamfeit ser @ht6iientliffeit
auf iidl gelenft: 1860 rid,teten oi'
Gruien unter Sen Maroniten be:
oibanon Elm illrftbarcs @lutbuo al
uas sic ssransoien gum 8ortpan,
tabnen. Inn uls .@eid,iiter be,
| lbriltenbeit bes Srients" in Snric,
- bamals @eitaubteil bes Ssmu
1iid)en 9feid,es - Sruppen ,u Ian
Sen uno bel ser Yforte cine 9luto
romic bes 0ihanon sNehietes ourd,
| ,lieben.
1925 fam es gu einem neue!
Truien Muiitanh, Dem lid audi oi
?lraher anichlciien, ,mo Der allmGh
lif, auf oas gauge iran5oiiid,e Mun
>atsaebict iiterariii. Gs mar cine
Ser ieltenen sluaenbIide, in ocm an
aeiid)ts nes aemeiniamen @esner
Iranfreid, iobrbunoertealtc ,seinr
'daften pergeiien lp,lroen mb plot
lid Elm @emcinid,aftsgefiihl iibe
'Seften, 3pnieiIlptren, Ralien I'M
Stamme biu,paa bas ganSe 9ani
umihloB. Grit ndd) einem monatt
langen iselo5u9. in oeiien Werlal
General @amelin biz ins Snuer
oes Tiebel Trus pororang, fonn1
Der 9lufItanb nieoeraeporieu pe1
6en.
(SdlluB foIQt.l
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
farrY ,partet a,,i Sic
8e3,,esfartc fir Heic

2nnocn. Ior icd,s @od,cn ;anotc
Sarrn Chambers ieine Soien gum
Reinigcr. bel Dem iie aber perlorcn
ainocu. Ger Nienitbare Beiit ent.
ihGoiotc i'm, S,arrn aber fonnte
feinc ne,,cu foi,ien ipeil CT nirnt Die
nGtigen 3leiocrbesl,a define hattie.
Taber ,panote er lid, ans 3ou- unH
Mfsiieomt mnN eril,d)te Inn Die no
tiaen 8e5uasfarten. Soeben erhielt
er geid,eio: "Saaen Sic inns bite
aui Ser Riidieite oes beigeid,loiiencn
,sormblatts. mie piele Vaar Soien
Sic nod, inn 0eiib haben."
0arrn bat oie slnttuort id,on fer
tia: sd iibe bier uno iebe balb lpie
Elm Nad)tfer aus. Sic .riiien. meld)e
6Glite. 9itte beeilen Sic iih nit ie'
men 8e5ngsfarten."
-0,-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
bert Mpao, nGd)lt Dem Wtaboninq

bert Moab, nGhlt Dem Nabonilla
Gountp Eorr Souie, itottfinbet.
Gintrittsfarten iinb i'm 0orper.
fuui 81 erhulten bci Sen WitelieSerm
Tieielben tperbcn am Ylabe iiir
Sreilcfnrten einactauld)t. 1Siir quite
Speiien uno @etrGnfc miro ocipr0t.
&omrnt 5oblreih. 9dberc Weabc-
lcbreibun9 gibt aernc oas 3omitec.
9(nnli @iirtler, Sd)riitfiihrer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

Navy. Even if already classified
in IA by their draft boards, men
may join either the regular Navy
or the Naval Reserve.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Io40-4I Federal Appropriation.
Reached New High Of 81 Billion
BY conars.smon Frances P. Bolton

CONGRESS celebrated the begin
~ ming of the new fiscal year
by approp Rating in one day
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

Trained specialists in scores of
fields. who desire to serve for the
duration OF the emergency, may
qualify for ratings in the Navy
which will pay them as much as
500 month. plus room. board,
medical attention and clothing
allowance.
If Won want TO enlist in the regular
Navy and are between the ages of II
and 81 apply at once at Room 500,
Federal Building, Cleveland, for partic-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

lion dollars, compared with the pre-.
vious high OF 26 billion.
THERE are evidences that during
L his illness Secretary of State Hull
is permitting more and more Of his
authority over the State Department
to pass on to Under Secretary Welles.
At the moment Mr.. Welles feels that
his position with regard to Russia has
been vindicated. You will recall he
has all along opposed a diplomatic
break with the Soviet Government.
Now, since Russia would NOT SUBJ
NIT to German demands. Mr.. Welles
feels that we should maintain friendly
attitude toward communistic Moscow,
regardless OF what has happened in the
past. Under his theory lend-lease aid
would be given to the U.S.SR and
We would become an ally of the coun-
try whose agents have been trying to
destroy America.
A GAIN there is talk of Rexford
"A G.. Tugwell combing back into
the Government. this time as head
of the Forest Service. Some of the
other contemplated moves involve the
possible naming OF the Director of
Agricultural Extension Work NJ. l..
Wilson to the Federal Reserve Board
and the appointment OF Federal Com
lnunications Chairman James l.. Fly
TO succeed Solicitor General Francis
Biddle ii the latter is moved up to
Attorney General.
TT IS bdr'icnldrly unfortunate thdt the
;'cyy toPm!ar !0srcring Of the draft
age from IS to y should haze to be
complicated BY an amendment on strike
legislation.
Let ns remember onee again thdt
Liberty is both al american RICH. and
a deep obligation and responsibility.
| Help keep .4merica free!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

lion dollars. compared with the pre-
vious high OF 26 billion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

r. @ittp Ieieu 8ie hie Mnaeiaen
unb unteritiisen Sic bieie @eiddfte!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20
Gaithersburg Lodge
Sponsors Tournament

For the second year the Gath
ersburg I. o. o. F. Lodge will
sponsor basketball tournament in
the Gaithersburg gymnasium.
Eight junior teams-under 15-
and three high school teams will
participate.
Medals will be given to each
player on the winning teams, and
the winning high school team will
also receive trophy.
Preliminary games will be
played on March 6 and z and the
finals on the 9th.
Harry Bertschey will be director
of the tournament. House COM
mittee, 7. L. Winfield, Ralph How
ard and T. E. Belts. Publicity.
4. s. Bilhimer, Ira Darby, Joseph
Collins and Rodney McCathran.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20
Rockville's High School Gets
Superior Accredited Rating
Middle States Body Acclaims Richard Mont
gOmery High School AS Outstanding Institution.
Gets High Rating From Educators

pin the curriculum field is due pri-
marily to the County curriculum
which has been emphasized and re-
organized beginning with 1927.
Pupil activities are also graded
superior in the Richard Montgom-
cry school with score of 76 on
the standards. The average stan
dard for very large schools in this
field is 70; for the Middle States,
is 81; for the private schools,
I66; New England schools, 81; for
all accredited schools, So; Southern
schools, SO; and for all non-accred-
tied schools, "a. Pupil activities
consist of extra-curricular activi-
ties which commonly permit more
freedom and more largely initiated
and directed by the pupils them
selves. Needs for pupil participa-
ton and expression in experiences
which are more nearly like out-of-
school and daily life experiences
than are the usual classroom pro-
cedures are required. The rating
given the school on the pupil acti-
vities program showed that def
mite development of desirable social
traits and behavior patterns is be-
ing made.
The high school library also
rated superior and was given a
score of 70. The average standards
for other school systems are shown
on the thermometer under library.
The library was considered the
center of the educational life of
the school and not merely q collec-
ton of books. The survey COM
|mittee based its findings on this
philosophy and because it felt that
the Rockville reading and reference
facilities necessary to make the
educational program effective were
available and accessible.
In the guidance field, the school
was given the superior rating Of
70. Guidance is a new school
service. The rapid growth Of high
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-02-20

Eugene B. Casey, Gaithersburg,
dairy farmer and consulting en-
gineer, has been appointed by
President Roosevelt as special liai-
son representative on farm matters
between the White House and the
Agriculture Department.
J Mr.. Casey is recognized in Mary
land political circles as 100 per
cent New Dealer" and has been an
active Roosevelt supporter for
years.
He will go on the White House
executive payroll at an annual
salary of $500, with headquarters
in the State Department building.
The appointment does not require
Senate confirmation.
For several years, Mr.. Casey has
had signs at the entrance to his
farms, labeled "New Deal Farm
No. L." "New Deal Farm No. 2"
and "New Deal Farm No. g."
During the recent Presidential
campaign Casey was secretary :
treasurer of the National Commit
tee for Agriculture which worked
for the reelection of the President.
He helped to organize the Demo-
cratic campaign in the farm State
and travelled extensively with Vice
President Henry A. Wallace.
About five years ago he worked
as consultant with the old Re-
settlement Administration. Last
he held the position of deputy
governor of the Farm Credit Ad-
ministration, from April to July.
While in this latter capacity, Mr..
Casey turned back his pay to the
Government.
Casey is native Washingtonian.
He has a wife, three daughters
and a son. He owns a number of
apartment houses in Washington.
He supported Senator Radcliffe
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Christmas Seals
Reach All High

Montgomery county's seal sale
returns this week reached the all
high of $3.50, it was announced
by the chairman, Mrs. William
Dahl, at meeting of the Tubercu-
losis Association budget committee
today. She stated, however, there
are still outstanding 5000 enve-
lopes and rs health bonds and re-
quests returns be made as soon as
possible to help meet the additional
cost of the tuberculosis program in
the county.
DR.. George E. Selby, treasurer
of the association, reported a
greater expenditure has become
necessary for the extra weekly
tuberculosis clinics now being held.
Mrs. Wilson Townsend, presi-
dent. emphasizing the immediate
need of stopping the spread Of tu-
berculosis, by the finding of early
cases by the public health nurse,
pointed out the inadequacy of the
present nursing staff, one nurse to
10000 population. She stated that
approximately one fifth Of the
nurses time is spent in tuberculo-
sis work. The budget committee
voted to pay one-fifth of the sala-
ries of nine additional nurses. This
increase will meet the require
ments of the county, making a
staff of one nurse to 5000 popula-
ton. The tuberculosis Associa-
ton has made this provision with
the expectation of the balance of
these salaries being supplemented
from Federal, State and County
funds.