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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
Thousand Island
Dressing

1 cup mayonnaise
II cup whipped cream
2 tablespoons chill sauce
IN tablespoons pimento, chopped
" teaspoon onion juice
2 tablespoons finely chopped
green pepper
1 chopped, hard boiled egg
II teaspoon sugar
l teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
Mix together all the ingredients
except the mayonnaise and cream.
When we'll blended, add to the
mayonnaise and then fold in the
stiffly whipped cream.
RUSSIAN DRESSING
tablespoon prepared mustard
3 tablespoons grated horseradish
3 tablespoons chill sauce
Mayonnaise
Mix the first 3 ingredients, stir
into mayonnaise and serve ice cold
over head lettuce, cold vegetable
or sea food. One tablespoon caviar
may be added.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
Treat Your Children
AS You Were Treated
With Jelly Pancakes

My goodness, it seems just ages
since we've been reminded of these
grand rolled jelly pancakes - re-
member the days before fancy gas
ranges and electric ranges, when
grandmother had one very special
top for the old wood stove that she
used just for huge pancakes to be
rolled up with jelly and eaten right
with the fingers? Well, we can
still do the same thing today in a
more convenient manner and with
much easier recipes but with the
same good results, so surprise the
children some time. They'll love
them.
JELLY PANCAKES
1h cups sifted cake flour
IN teaspoons double action baking
powder
" teaspoon salt
/ teaspoon sugar
2 egg yolks, slightly beaten
1 cup milk
2 tablespoons melted butter or
other shortening
2 egg whites, stiffiy beaten
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder, salt and sugar and
sift again. Combine egg yolks
and milk; add gradually to flour,
beating only until smooth. Add
shortening. Fold in egg whites.
Bake on hot, CREASED griddle.
Spread with jelly and roll, or serve
rolled around broiled sausages or
bacon. Makes about seven finch
pancakes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
Various Salads For
Various Occasions

After serving one particular
salad a couple of times, we usually
come to associate it with one
particular meat dish, or fish dish,
which is really very nice thing,
because in this way, we come to
have variety in our menus. If
You are the type who tries many
different salads with one meat dish,
you'll soon have two or three for
each of your favorite meat dishes
which is even better than just one.
We all know people who get
themselves into ruts with cooking
II serving one salad several times
week with all sorts of combina-
lions, but this is so easily avoided
with salads SO simple and So de-
lightful to make. With all crisp,
cold ingredients - try these.
DIXIE SALAD
Tomato
Corn, canned or fresh
Lettuce
Red and green peppers
Cress
On bed of lettuce, place small
tomato, peeled and scooped out.
Fill with golden bantam corn
(canned) and diced red and green
peppers which have been mari
mated in French dressing. Serve
with either French dressing or
Thousand Island dressing. Garnish
with cress and green pepper.
FROZEN TUTTI-FRUTTI
Mix equal parts of diced figs,
dates, raisins, pecans and grated
pineapple and squeeze over fruit
the juice of a lemon. Mix with a
dressing of half and half whipped
cream and mayonnaise. Freeze in
mold and slice and serve on a bed
of lettuce. Decorate with chopped
fresh black cherries or with
naraschino cherries.
TOMATO ALLIGATOR PEAR
SALAD
On leaves of lettuce place two
slices of alligator pear and two
slices of peeled chilled tomato.
Place these alternately, i. e., a slice
of alligator pear and then a slice
of tomato. Serve with Thousand
Island dressing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
DECEMBER

Southampton turned into an inferno
by NaZi air raids.
Greeks capture strategic points on
central front.
2-Ten merchant ships attacked west of
Ireland by U-boats and planes.
Greece reports new italian rout near
Ionian sea.
s-Nazis claim sinking Of 20 British
ships.
4-Brffish cabinets conduct Of war crit
icized in commons.
Italians withdraw from two bases.
British told they viii get l50 U. s.
merchant vessels.
Greeks drive into two Italian bases:
both in flames.
Twenty .; 8. flying fOrtresses re-
Commons smashes peace move. s4l
e--GreEks occupy Porto Edda and pur-
sue Italians northward.
8-British cruiser sinks German freight
Argyrokastron falls to Greek troops.
9--British capture $4,000 Italian troops.
British bombers smash at Bordeaux
io-Sri Fri trap Italian forces in EsyD.
ll-British capture main Italian base of
Sidi Barrani.
l3-British drive Italians out of Egypt.
14-Petain Gusts Laval: names Flandin.
Hitler's friend. foreign minister.
Greeks smash Italian mountain de-
lenses.
ls-itaiians lose two more bases in Az
ls-Nazi troops mass at two Italian ports.
close in on Bardia, Libya:
20-Nazis reported flying Italian soldiers
TO Albania.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
DISASTERS

MUNITION INDUSTRY BLASTS
Several nr,niiioR plants working on
u. S. defense orders Dere rocked by
powder explosions. Here is part OF the
splintered wreckage after blast at
the Kenvil, N. j.. plant Of The Her
cuLes POtOder Co., in iChich ii UeTe
killed.
JANUARY
3-Eighteen lives lost in Minneapolis
10-Ninety-one lives lost In West Vir-
ginia mine explosion.
23-Army bomber crashes In rainstorm:
four killed.
FEBRUARY
ls-wild blizzard grips East; n dead.
tiers at Rochester. Ind; 100 animals
perish.
MARCH
l2-Tornado kills Is in South; heavy loss.
l6-Seventy- zone trapped In mine Ct St.
Clairsville. Ohio.
APRIL
le-Thirty dead. 100 injured In uain
2l-Eleven killed when two cars hit head
on In Minnesota.
23-Dance hall fire kills 247 Negroes In
hatcher. Miss.
2s-Tornado In Illinois kills 10.
MAY
a4-Esrthguakes kin 24s in Peru. 5000
injured.
JUNE
i7-Eleven army niers killed when two
army bombers collice in New York
JULY
-Sixty-thrce killed IN coal mine BIAS
at Sonmap. Pa.
al--Eorty-one die when railroad coacl
crashes Height near Akron. Ohio
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
Mashed PotatoC rOquettes

For a special treat in the potato
line, instead of ending with mash
ing the potatoes go little further
and make
MASHED POTATO
CROQUETTES
2 cups warm mashed potatoes
2 tablespoons butter
1 egg yolk
Y teaspoon salt
II teaspoon pepper
teaspoon finely chopped pars-
ley
/ teaspoon grated onion
Mix the warm potatoes with the
butter, egg yolk. salt, pepper, pars-
ley and onion. blending thoroughly.
If cold left over mashed potaI
are used careful mixing is essel
SO there will be no Jumps.
Shape the croquettes and Ell
crumb them by rolling ting
quotes first in crumbs. Goa
lightly, then with fork.
quette into eggs, and roll
side to side until thoroughly
Drain a bit. Chill Thorough
for about one minute in
F. Drain and serve hot.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
NEUROLOGY

IDAHO'S BORAH DIES-BriIliant
" uniformed paIIbearers carry the
body of Senator William E. Borah
from the Idaho state capitol at Boise,
to his last resting place.
JANUARY
s-Rufus C. Dawes. president of Chi
Cages Century of Progress.
19-Sen. William E. Borah of Idaho.
FEBRUARY
samuel H. vauclain. locomotive
builder.
11-Lord Tweedsmuir John Buchan).
governor.general Of Canada.
26-George M. Reynolds. retired Chi
MARCH
4Dr. Karl Muck. famous Wagnerian
musician.
Hamlin Garland, author.
Edwin Markham. author of 1.-The
Man With the Hoe"
15-Samuel Untermyer lawyer.
16-Selma Lagerlof. Swedish novelist.
APRIL
William Horlick Jr.. matted milk
millionaire.
2O-Mrs. W. x. Vanderbilt Sr.
2l-Walter Kohler. former governor OF
2s-Mme. Tetrazzini. famous soprano.
MAY
George Craig Stewart, Episcopal
bishop of Chicago.
13-Emma Goldman, exiled radical lead
er.
JUNE
22-Maj; Gen, smedley Butler. former
u. S. marine chief.
so-John E Andrew. national command
JULY
ben Turpin, crosseyed comedian.
14-Robert Wadlow, 22-year-old Alton.
H.. giant.
AUGUST
5-Dr. Frederick A. Cook, who claimed
discovery Of North pole.
6-Talbot Mundy. author.
18-Walter P. Chrysler Jr.. motor car
manufacturer.
2l-Leon Trotsky, exiled Bolshevist lead.
er. in Mexico. murdered.
and spiritualist.
SEPTEMBER
14-William B. Bankhead, speaker of the
house of Representatives.
29-Courtney Ryley Cooper. writer (sui-
cide).
OCTOBER
6-Henry Homer, governor Of Illinois.
9-Sir Wilfred Grenfell. good Samaritan
Of Labrador.
NOVEMBER
iO-Neville Chamberlain, former prime
minister of Great Britain.
Sen. Key Pittman Of Nevada.
2A-viscount craigayoni prime minister
Prince Salonji. last Of Japanese elder
2e-ford ROthermere. British journalist
DECEMBER
SIAN Kubelik. violinist
i2-Lors Lothian. British ambassador to
ls-Kyosti Kallio. foremost Finnish states.
man.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
FEBRUARY

Japan prepares for difficulties tn
relations with United States.
l1-Belfast police fight 1000 /. R. A. riot
ers two hours.
26-Welles hands Mussolini message
from Roosevelt.
2s-Ancient Egyptian kings tomb yields
vast richesA
MARCH
AGermany stops deportation of Jews
to district in Poland.
13-Sir Michael O'Dwyer, British India
leader. assassinated by native gun
man.
19-French cabinet resigns in body.
20-Paul Reynaud seeks to form new
cabinet for France.
26-Russia recalls ambassador to Paris
APRIL
lo-Ieeland takes control of own foreign
19-Jugo-Slavia smashes Nazi plot to
overturn government.
MAY
ao-Rumania votes state control over all
businesses.
JUNE
22-Workers' coup results In new gov.
SAHiASuI 1OI EStOuld.
JULY
@Duke Of Windsor appointed governor
14-Fulgencio Batista elected president
of Cuba.
23-Dr Benes heads new Czech regime
recognized by British.
American republics approve pro.
gram to resist Nazi influence in West.
ern her1fSDhere
AUGUST
&Japan protests U. S. ban on aviation
oil.
66Japanese arrest seven members of
Salvation Army as spies.
7-Rumania passes severe new law
against Jews.
l7-Duke of Windsor is sworn in as gov
ernor of Bahamas.
20-Trotsky attacked by axman in home
in Mexico.
30-Rumania loses half of Pennsylvania
to Hungary.
SEPTEMBER
3EAssassins attempt to kill King Carol
in plot to revolt.
king Carol yields power and picks
dictator"
6-King Carol abdicates in favor of his
son Michael.
12--Mexico names Gen. Avila Camacho
president-elect.
14-Rumania now a totalitarian state
under Iron Guard rule.
22-Japs invade Indo.China; fight
French.
OCTOBER
10-Assassins slay Jap mayor of Shang-
hal.
American charge d'affaires at Ber-
lin ordered home.
NOVEMBER
16-Survey plane hops to British Hon.
duras in hours, IS minutes.
30-Cuba captures seven Japs in fish
boats with maps of U. S. bases.
DECEMBER
1-Gen. Manuel Avila Camacho sworn
in as president of Mexico, pledges to
defend Americas.
l8-Actual work started on Latin-America
air and naval bases.
20-Five thousand Cuban workers on
naval base go on strike.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
NOVEMBER


british land troops on Greek terri
5-Two U-boats sunk by British
6-British cut Gibraltar of from Spain.
8-Greek troops tighten net on Italians
in Albania.
1o-Italians routed in mountains by
11-Greece reports Italians fleeing to-
ward Albania.
12-British armed merchantmen, afire
and sinking, fights off German war
ship and saves 20 ships In British
convoy.
13-British destroy six Italian warships
In port of laramie; two Italian supply
ships sunk in another engagement.
Waves OF British planes bomb Berlin.
15-Germans drop 10000 fire bombs on
Coventry England, / 1000 killed.
Greeks capture 700 Italians.
l6-Greeks claim wide gains against re.
treating Italians.
19-Nazis pound Birmingham.
20-Hungary enters axis, making 1t
four-poWer war on Britain.
21-Greeks drive deep into Albania; hem
in two vital Italian bases.
Liverpool raided twice In night
bombing attack.
22-Turkey proclaims martial law In
preparation for war.
Bombs damage thousands OF homes
near London.
24-British vessel attacked by raider in
Atlantic.
Greek troops advance in three Sec
tors
British bombers attack German and
Italian cities.
26-Britain offers guarantees to Bull
garia.
Bristol raided by Nazi bombers.
27-Sixty-four Rumanian political lead
ers executed in NaZi purge.
Italian feet attacked and pursued by
British.
29-Rumanian troops shell Iron Guard
rebels.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
AUGUST

n ~ ~ " ~
12-Forty.eight dead, hundreds injured in
blast of munitions plant at Kenvil.
N. ].
Hurricane batters the coast of Geor.
gia and South Carolina: IS dead;
damage in the millions.
23-Nine killed in crash and explosion of
army bomber near Denver.
Ex-senator Lundeen of Minnesota and "a
others die in plane crash in Virginia
during a storm.
OCTOBER
12-Tom Mix of silent mVie fame killed
in auto accident.
NOVEMBER
4-Airliner hits mountain In Utah dur.
ing snowstorm; 10 killed.
Tacoma bridge, third largest In
world, collapses; no lives lost.
10-Earthquake in Rumania takes 1000
lives.
11-Devastating windstorms sweep coun.
try from the Dalxotas to Ohio, 100
killed. damage in the millions.
12-Seventy-five sailors lose their lives In
storm on Lake Michigan.
29-Mine explosion at Cadi3. Ohio. traps
81 miners.
DECEMBER
Giant air transport crashes at Chi.
cago airport; 10 dead, injured.
18-Crash Of u. S. army bomber kills six.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
NATIONAL ELECTION

THIRD TERN TRADITION BRO
KEN-First U. S. executive to be elect.
ed three times, FDR is pictured here
as he, Mrs. Roosevelt With Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Henry Wallace, arrived
in Washington shortly following the
election,
JUNE
24-Repubiican national convention
meets In Philadelphia.
27-Wendell Willkie of New York named
as candidate for President.
28-Sen. Charles L. McNary named for
vice president.
JULY
15-Democratic national convention
meets In Chicago.
17-President Roosevelt unanimously
nominated for third term.
18-Henry A. Wallace named for vice
president.
NOVEMBER
5-Roosevelt and Wallace carry SO
states In national election, with a
total of 449 electoral votes.
Willkie and McNary carry 10 states.
with SO electoral votes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
OCTOBER


i-Congress passes excess profits tax
3-Congress passes Ia billion dollar
war spending bill.
5-Navy orders out 1851 feet and ma.
rtne reserviSts.
8-State department urges Americans
to leave the Orient because of Japa-
nese crisis.
amount of foreign funds.
12-President Clarence A. Dykstra of the
University of Wisconsin, granted
leave of absence to serve as director
of the draft.
Senator Lundeen, deceased, as sena.
tor from Minnesota.
IGNORE than 16 million registered for
draft In nation.
22-U. $. seizes 100 planes built for
Sweden.
26-Hun warns axis to keep hands off col
onies.
27-Joseph B. Kennedy, ambassador to
Great Britain, returns and confers
with President.
29-Drawing for draft begins.
NOVEMBER &
s-Eorty-hSur week abandoned on de-
14-Eight theological students in New
draft evasion.
15-Strike closes plane plant working on
military orders in California.
l6-Navy announces 1t will accept II.
year-old/ recruits.
18-Lewis resigns as chief of C. I. o.
ls-House refuses to adjourn by vote OF
2o-U. s: transfers giant bombers to
Britain.
Ex-senator Holt asks investigation of
British propaganda.
Phillip Murray succeeds John L.
Lewis as chief Of the c. I. o.
23-Attorney General Jackson says evil
dence shows that Reds caused plane
plant strike In California.
A-lnvestigation of food prices started.
26-Senate passes Walter-Logan bill to
curb powers of government agencies.
27-Roosevelt sets aside so million dol
lars to condition naval bases.
DECEMBER
Joseph p. Kennedy resigns as am.
bassador to Great Britain.
2-Walter-Logan bill passes house.
6-British and U. S. treasury heads
confer on finances.
Strike closes IS Pacific northwest
lumber mills.
Roosevelt pledges U. s. aid to
s-Treasury puts tax on newest issue
of notes.
10-British reject Hoover plan to feed
NaZi-conquered countries.
11-Lord Lothian, British ambassador
to U: S.. asks for more help for
17-U. s; gets new request for aid to
Britain.
l8-President vetoes Walter-Logan bill.
20-Navy awards so millions in plant ex-
pansion contracts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
SPORTS

REDS WIN WORLD SERIES Base
balls major prize-the World Series
championship-tUas taken by National
League Cincinnati Reds as they de-
feated the Detroit Tigers in sepen
game series. AboUe-jbbilant Reds are
pictured in clubhouse after victory.
JANUARY
1-U. S. C. defeats Tennessee in Rose
Bowl football game, IA to 0.
11-Clark Shaughnessy appointed football
coach at Stanford for five years.
14-Landis frees 90 baseball players in
$500, 900 ruling.
24-Armstrong keeps welterweight title.
stopping Montanez in ninth.
FEBRUARY
s-Joe Louis wins over Arturo Godoy in
is rounds.
MARCH
4-Purdue wins Big Ten basketball title.
29-Joe Louis knocks out Paychek in Sec
ond round.
APRIL
6-Willie Hoppe wins three-cushion bill
lard championship. winning all 20
games.
13-New York Rangers win Stanley cup
in hockey.
1e-Raseball season opens; Bob Teller,
Cleveland, pitches no-hit game
against Chicago White Sox.
MAY
+Gallahadion. IS to 1. wins Kentucky
10-Lew Jenkins stops Ambers in third
round.
aO-Wilbur Shaw wins 5O0-mile automo.
bile race at Indianapolis.
JUNE
6-Buddy Baer knocks out Valentine
Campolo in first round.
9-Lawson Little beats Gene Sarazen In
national open golf playoff.
2o-Joe Louis stops Godoy in eighth
round.
JULY
Jack Dempsey knocks out wrestler
9-National league all.stars defeat
American league aI-stars 4 to 0.
17-Armstrong stops jenkins in sixth
round.
AUGUST
CDR. Eddie Anderson elected head
coach of the An-American football
2s-Green Bay Packers defeat College
All-Stars As to %.
SEPTEMBER
byron Nelson wins professional golf
e-Billy Conn knocks out Bob Pastor in
i- IeSr CHI SSsP f5aia wins American anna
l9-Cincinnati Reds clinch National
league pennant.
2e-Max Baer stops Pat comiskey in the
first round.
American baseball league.
OCTOBER
5-Fritzie Civic wins welterweight box.
ing crown from Armstrong.
6-Chicago White Sox win city baseball
series from Chicago Cubs.
8-Cincinnati wins worlds series, de-
feating Detroit games in z.
NOVEMBER
1S-Frank Mccormick of Cincinnati vot-
ed most valuable player in the Ma
tional league.
"Gabby" Hartnett let out as man.
ager OF the Chicago Cubs.
14-James T. Gallagher named general
manager of the Chicago Cubs.
DECEMBER
S-Chicago Bears defeat Washington
Redskins for professional football
championship 70 to 0.
12-Three-cornered trade between Bos-
ton Red Sox. Washington and Cleve-
land involves seven players.
16-Joe Louis wins over Al Mccoy on
technical knockout in sixth round
17-Ohio State accepts resignation Of
Francis Schmidt. football coach.
20-Captain Wood leaves Army coaching
job.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
SEPTEMBER

10-British bombs hit Reichstag building
in heart of Berlin.
1l-Buckingham palace in London dam.
aged by air bombs.
12-Italy opens drive against Egypt.
14-Italy invades Egypt; takes two
towns
19-British feet blasts Italian forces in
vading Egypt.
2S-British warships shell West African
port of Dakar.
2EBritish bomb Berlin for three hours.
25-Germans depose King Haakon: end
Norwegian monarchy.
2-Cermany. Italy and Japan sign war
alliance
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
JUNE

4-Nazis take Dunlxirk; Hitler vows to
destroy foe.
Last allied troops leave Dunklrk.
8-French forced back by onslaught OF
million Germans.
French claim Berlin bombed.
9-Allies evacuate Narvik: Norway sur.
renders to Germany.
1O-Italy declares war on the allies. Ger.
mans cross the Seine.
l3-French decide not to defend Paris.
German troops march in.
14-Germans attack Maginot line In ef-
fort to trap million French.
17-Petain becomes premier OF France
and asks Germany for armistice.
Britain declares II will fight on alone.
2O-Germans pick Compiegne, scene of
1918 armistice, for parley.
22-France signs German armistice.
23-Nazi terms strip France of arms and
land; navy informed.
French government repudiated by
Britain.
24-Germany ends war on France; cease
firing order issued.
26-Soviet and Rumania planes clash.
27--Rumania cedes Bessarabia and
northern Bukovina to Russia.
28--French colonies in Asia and Africa
give up fight.
Rumanians fight Red troops. kill
many.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
.IULY

l-Germans occupy two British islands
in channel. Rumania renounces An
glo-French guarantee OF her indie.
pendence.
S--British navy acts to take over scat.
tered units Of French fleet, attacking
ships that refuse to surrender.
4-British report seizure Of $50 French
naval vessels.
5-The French government at Vichy.
dominated by Berlin, breaks of rela-
tons with Britain.
6-French naval squadron at Alexan-
dria Yields to British.
o--British and Italian fleets battle In
Mediterranean.
l4-churchiii declares Britain ready to
hght for years.
l5-Gibraltar raided four times.
l0-Hitler calls on Britain to give up the
war or face destruction Of the en-
pire.
7l--Eithuania. Latvia and Estonia. un.
der pressure from Moscow. vote to
Join the Soviet Union.
zS-France seizes Daladier and former
aides.
on Britain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
DOMESTIC

U. S. PEACETIME CONSCRIP-
TION-Sec. OF War Henry L. Stimson
draus the capsule containing the first
number 1881 in the nations first peace
time military cOnscription.
JANUARY
3-Third session Of the Seventy
congress assemblies. Message asks
for additional taxes to finance ex-
penditures for national defense.
4--President sends 8is billion budget to
Attorney General Frank Murphy
named TO Supreme court.
James Cromwell named minister to
Canada.
Robert H. jackson named attorney
s-fhird term not mentioned at Jack
Clarence e. Gauss named nrst u. s.
minister TO Australia.
o-Federal debt passes A2-billion mark;
ia-R Rssas votes sas4.sii.asa for emersen.
ie-President sends proposal 70 congress
for financial assistance 10 Finland.
House committee trims 81 millions
on trst appropriation bill.
pointment 10 the Supreme court.
18--American exporters lose market Of
Sex, 900 900 q year through British
war ban on tobacco.
22--Official Washington pays tribute TO
Senator Borah at state funeral In the
senate chamber.
Earl Browder. Communist leader,
sentenced to four years In prison
and fined $1,000 for passport fraud,
2a-Senate committee approves bin paw
Ing way for s20.OOo,0oo loan TO Fin
land.
so-Witness tells Of plot to link Dies with
Fascists with forged letters.
FEBRUARY
a-House passes farm bill slashed.
s--Chicago gets Democratic national
convention.
7-Sennte committee approves BIN to
permit additional loans 70 Finland
and China.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-01-02
AUGUST

4--British fiiers bomb Germans massed
on channel coast for invasion.
Galatians invade British Somaliland.
7--British liner torpedoed In convoy:
ASS saved 20 lost.
l2--"Air blitzlrieg" has started, Britain
mass raids.
Italians mass on Egypt.
iS-Nad aerial Blitzkrieg covers Brit.
ain; industrial heart bombed.
France indicts war guilt. chiefs.
l7-Germany- announces total blockade
Of waters around England.
lo--Italy conQuers British Somnliland,
1O--C Churchill announces plan 70 lease
bases 70 United States on British ter
ritory N Western hemisphere.
z7--Axis orders parley alter armed
clashes IN Balkans
eo-~ccrmmny and Italy force Rumanie
TO cede part Of Pennsylvania 70 Htn