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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-28
n O T E.
Change of Polling Places, Ward and
Precinct Lines, City of Wilmington


sco soes ef a 3 %
Ss a9 81 na h rS % limits a on
1, s @ "f tr Place ae ~ .ad
' river to and including the Sixth street
co up d the
Chestnut and including the North side Of Orange
North sns ro% nm fse u GsPs s. sa " and
E2 MAF % % n R P%tes rss ro% Rss the s
the G. L. r. tracks k and G Tanning n G street s to Ian and II nsuds the
@ 80 & ID eu tbe West @ Of street and
MEMORIAL! SCHOOL, From the South side of Market street to
fae East d OF oa s S SsH 90 and nds ns the sp
South Seventeenth street
south side Of Street tc and Including the
Castle Cape and including the
5TH WARD, lst Precnct-Polng place. FIRE STATION,
% sn a the FS Gs # the ss snd o
Fear river and including the West side of South Seventeenth
5TH WARD, End Precnct-Polng place, WILLIAM HOOPER
SCHOOL, From the South of Dawson street to the city limits
South Seventeenth street.
9Th WARD % IsnE gass NEW SGss
Cemetery and Burnt Mil Creek city limits
s street and Bay street to the city limits of Burnt
9Th WARD Precinet-Polng Place; FIRE STATION. sey
street to the Eastern the South side
street to the Southern limits of the city
t s Roas f % North csF"na
ship New Hanover County will be used in the City Election duly
Registration open Saturday March l. 194
900 A. NJ. and close at Sunset March 49, 1941.
the A. and Sunset on the following % sfss
sst"r%ay sstar%ss Marsh Marsh J. 1s41 Ist1
Saturday, March Is, 1s41.
Ii. G.. CARNEY. Chairman
City Board of Elections
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-28
BALTIMORE POTATOES

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-R-Po-
tatoes unchanged. s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heiimittel gegen ale Aeten von !
alien und frisohen Wunden. Cesch~ueren.
Cewaeohsen. Bisswunden. karbunkeIn .sw.
sclcken. kene Stamps. - so Cents die
view Avenue, CisvelsHd. ohis.
schachtel, bel: ! l. STAAB, 1900 vsEsy.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05
vo~ nn9ariidea Steppe

= -
linfen Sdnlter uno taitete nadJ Dem
Sbalter. Dann brannte ser breiarnni-
geGersenIeudter am Eiid, neben oe1
8ett, nit eleftriiben 5lammen.
9ie Sti0e iuar groB.
9as Siden' Der ltbr ipurbe Ia,t
uno alforinslid, als ione man oie
Seflmeen mit5ablen, oie fid oa In
baltsleer in 6ie gpisfeit ersoneu.
9rii6en iaBen iie iekt balo ladenb
beim Souper.
9as 5dloB tpar ipeit l,no sroB.
s8ie es einmal iein piiroe, tpenn er
Serr BON 8elat 9eretB lit uno aud
10 einIam uno allein in bielem Sbloi-
le leben miro tpie Snfel 2aios?
gs muB cine 8eitinmltng bon tueit
Der iein, oaB iid 5wei Seelen finoen,
oa6te er.
Sor mir iino, miiilen lie i6on im
8elteurallm iein, ooer in @ottes
Stirne, nno tpeun tpir ettpas ba5u-
tln, 10 greifen mir in sic llrne l,no
5ieben cine Niete. @s mlt6 irsenouie
bon 1elbit fommen.
@r Idlob sic Aueen.
9ie ltbr tifte fort, aber iein Den-
fen erloid. er CAB iid bem @efiibl
bin: luobl ieiu. {. . .loneiam eeneien.
9a borte er in iein berlenftes Sin-
men Sen eilisen Souf fleiner SiiBe.
gs fam ndber. .aber er badte nidts
babel.
Senano lief eben oen aorrioor
binl,nter.
Semano. =. .es gibt nidts @leid-
giiltigeres pte Semano.
Damn patl6te es an feline Siire ano
fribbeIte am SbloB, pati9te unee-
buloig, angltpoa, bringlid.
8arlm Die siirtlinfen nur fir oie
groBen Seute lino?
@ber Der @infalt oes Ser5ens off,
nen iid ale Siiren. .. 10 muBte iid
AUDI oieie ibr 0ffnen.
3iisa itiiste sen Sberforper auf
oen eeillnoen Mrm.
IS ipar bod iemane bereinsefom-
men. @arum iab er benn niemano {?
0a ltano. . . Wdoi, sic groBe
angIt in oen ausen, inn Mrm sic
Yuppe:
usSa, tuer bit su benn?" lGdelte
3lisa nelsgieria erltaunt.
St bate 9inoer germ.
0tdoi fam nGber.
sd bringe sir. . .meine guppe
-. .Sia beibt iie!'
~9m 9leine, mir brinslt ou Seine
Buppe, nidt luabr,"
,,Beil ou oeiAoiien bilt nnS g9eb-
web balt ,mo tau5 aaein biit. :.
oa. 49," llno Mdoi fam IansIam
naber nno leste sic Ruppe auf iein
&iiien: ,,l.nos suoeden. -" nno iie
IDIOT iie nit ibren oiden 9atidbano-
1en llnter feline 9efe.
u... in ser geadt muBt bu lie
imner bel Sir bebalten in arm, uno
ioaIdem fann man iie mid, bat sic
Ranna seiast. Sd muB fort, Nanno
brinet meme Wild. .es oarf es ME,
mano tuiiien, ooB Ndot aus ben,
3inrner gelaufen it,"
3iisa idludte miibiam, ebe er
Iprehen fonnte.
uaber Jag mir bod oeinen -0a
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05
MittiDsd, ben 5, Rars 1871,

| oerieben!'
/ Damn entfernien iid oie Sdritte
|uno oiele fdneren Sdritte idludten
ons @etrippel pirt5iser SiiBe eiu
Cine fleine 5alit idiug 5tpeinlal.
breimal an bie 9iire.
3iiga ieste fid) anf.
/ 3ipiiden ben 31bnen 5erpreBte ct
einen Sdmer5enslant.
Das mar 5u ibnea gelpeien.
uWaoip rief er.
Die fleinen 9dnoe patidten an Ser
alinfe berum uno fanoen nidt mebr
3eit 5u bieIer Iangipierigen Mrbeit.
9a briidte oas &inb iein Ndsden
an oas Sdliiiiellod.
SD tann nidt tonnen! Bir fab.
rem iueg!".
umaoil Mdoil $50 bleibit ou
6enn? 60 fo1nnt bodr' Das par
cine ipeibIide Stimme, oieielbe, Die
oorbin bon Dem Softer iprab.
r@ir fabren tpeg'' .... .
2auter, inbriinltiger ,n6 ber5tpet.
| felt. 49,. s..a,..
Oam Iiefen bie fleinen ssiiBe fort.
3iiea Ianf in oie 9iiien 5uriid.
2drm bon Sritten un6 Stimmen
auf oem baaenoen Gang, oanu tiefe
5tille.
Sn oieier Stiae fiiblte 3liea, als
perlore er ettpas, tuas ib,u gebore.
@s mar 10 ieltiam.
CT 5Ipane iid 5u einem 2ddetn
oariiber. 8as man in iolden taten-
loien Stunoen bod fir Soeen batl
@ber bas 2ddeln miblans.
grtpadIene Meniben Dergeiien ifrlt-
pellos ouf eine 8ereinbarl1ng. 9as
ains bate iiber aaerbano Sdmierig-
feit 5u iiberipinoen eebabt, sic be-
ibranfte Selbtdnbisfeit uno anoeres
uno bate iie iibertp,,noen, 1m au
ieiner Cir nod aneItuoa gu rufen:
mir fabren meg.
9as SbloB mar Ieer.
9as 8elunbtlein oieIer 2eere lag
auf ieiaen Nerpen NIT elmer Berein.
iamasna bic iid fait forperlih oen
anoerm iest idon ertrdslidereH
Shmer5en. saeeIeate.
60 mar es, oas 2eben.
9elat 2eretb mar Sinnbilo feiaes
2ebens.
@s baftete bteien Ma,ern an. oak
elm eequdlter uno qudfen6er Wenid
oarin bauite, felt Sabr5ebnten, franf
l.no 5erfaaen nit iid lmo aQem, OF
ne 5retoe
5rau Coma bradte i9u 8iider.
Or leste iie ouf Sen Eiid nebet
bem 8ett.
@r nabm sic Huppe inter Scr
Dede berpor, tpenn ibre farfen 5drit.
te brauBen perballt Daren.
Sic tuar nidt idon.
Sic tpar i'm @eiibt ettpas ab9eniikt
bonn 9iiiien ser feltdten, rolisen ,,ns
tparmen 2ippen, tuie Waoi oie CART
libfeit hires fleinen Ser5ens iiber it,
rem 2ieblins altsgegoiien baben ,nod-
te, sic fladsblonoen Saare itanoen
Elm toenig uer8obelt unb itrdbais ga.
aber neil iie 70 mar, tpar iie 10
| idon.
als er gum eritenmal aa,fitebeu
ourfte, nabm er iie uno beridloB tie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05

Ire bebalten! Sd rltaB oeben. 80.
.Waoip'
Mdbi, bie Idon in Der Witte be
3imners mar, fam ipieoer ndber.
aWabi, id oonfe Oir!" fagte Big
gang ernIt, uitno menu id uieoer se
iino bin, min id lie Dir tpieber &C
ben."
,,Du muBt iie INNER bebalten I'M
lieb babenp
| Sic f6lnd5te .einnal fitr5 alf uni
| fubr init ben Sanoden iiber ben gel
ben 5ladsfopf bin. 9anu iab iie mi
groben, ii6ererniten augen 3iiga a,
uno iagte: e.. -...a ..... ~ ,..
uBenn id oroB bin, tannit bu mid
beiraten, Damn iiuo mir Narua Uni
Bapa nno oebort uns tpieoer 5uiam
men,"
3iisa faBte sic Heine @riibdenbani
uno nmidlob iie nit Der ieinen, gan;
| felt. @s mar ibm nid)t gum laben.
sd periprede sir, Mdbi, tuent
gu grob bilt tperoe id oid) beiraten
Damn gebort iie ,ms tpieber 5uIam
men. &ommlt ou tuieoer 5u mir, Na
6i?"
uSSa, id tomm morsen tuie6er.'
Sic 5og ibre fleine Sano aus oe,
Ieinen nno lief eeeen sic Eiire, oie
binter ibr elm tpenie offen blieb.
gr borte Sic teinen laufen6en 5ii.
BE, nie lie oen aorrioor binuntereil.
ten. 9a ianf er sllriit in oie &ilIen.
9as iuar tpunoerbar getpeien. Das
9ino, bas aino, es fannie ibn ia gar
nidt, bate i'm nie geleben, loite bon
feinem tleinen Ser5en bas 2iebite,
mas es beiaB unb es tpar ibm ieIbit,
oerltanolid5, oaB iie einmal beiiammer1
lein tpiiroen, oamit iie oieies 2iebite
miteinanoer beiisen fonnte.
CT nabm Sic Buppe in sic Sano
lpie man eiu Ding in Sic Smo nimmt
poran ettpos .@brfiirdtiees nn6 Sci.
liges baftet-oann idob er lie I'M
ter ieine 9ede.
es mar elm @ebeimnis, niemani
bra,.dte es s,l pifen.
Mm Morgen tam 6rau Coma.
Ser Serr 8aron laBt iid ent
iduloisen, oaB er iid nod nidt ielbi
eingefunben bat, er lit iebr anse
srifien, bod ldBt er Sbnen iasen, eit
modten nur :rubig eil1ige Gage" -
EIie unterltrid oieie einisen Gage -
lid a,,sruben, iuenn audi Ser 9ofto,
n,eint, bob Der transport Sbnet
nidt idaoen tuiir6e."
9abei riidte lie pieber nit ser
beitinmten 9etuegl,nsen ser GROCER
Sdnbe Sic 9inee inn 3immer bin uni
Der, etpas Sron,tng idaffeno.
,Sagen Sic meiuem Snfel, 9ral
eeona, Sab id ibm iebr eanfbar biz
fiir ieine @aitfrelnoidaft ,tnS Si
Bflese, Sic er mir bauptiddlid ourd
Sic angebeiben lieB. Sd iueroe fl
beitimmt nibt lanser in Mniprud
nebmen> ais unbeoinst nGtis. 8ol
len Sic bas aatsribten?"
sic nidte. Der Sdliinelbuno Hirr
te leiIe.
sd tuer6e SSb,ten bas Sriibitiie
beraufienoen. Sic oiirfen beute ettua,
Sdinfen nnb Elm peides @t eiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05
Ct. Sortiebling)

tYN SituuS AocI ubC SYttpppHtc uSI
Jarben in Sen 3opf gefomnlem.
Sest besriff er iie pl0blid.
gr fonnte bonn 8ett aus einen
fdnalen Streifen Simmel ieben uno
~ bor bieIem 8lau tparen alle Sdattie-
rutgen bon 9ralm 5u @elb, bon &ot
5,t @iolett 10 ipunoerbar angeituft. -.
Elm 10 tleiner Ausidnitt @elt nnS 10
bielfdltig. :. . elm 10 fleiner Ausidnitt
5terben, groo uur im Rabmen zines
JenIters ,no fein atom Sd,uar5 So
bel. {. . .eiu farbiees, leudtenoes Ster,
ben.
9a begann er 5u oenfen. :. . bonn
Sterben gum 2eben fam er nit ieinen
@eoanfen.
Das Sterben mar linn geitern lebr
nabe getuelen. . .oas 2eben mar ibm
beute 70 fern, 10 Ieerl @as tpar es
eieentlid?
Seit er oenfen fonnte, mar er ein>
fam. Gin faltes @lternbaus, cine bun-
te &abettenidule, piele 3ameraoen,
tpenig sSreunoe. @abri6einlih tpar
er iel6er idulo. gr tpar idtperfdllig,
griibleriid, nabm ale Oinge 1lno alle
@orte 10 ernIt, ieoes Berlpre6en
gleid einem 5d)mur nno fannte feline
lei6te Srelloe. 9iebe mar ibm cine
SebnIudt. gr pollte iib ni6t ger.
iplittern. Die 5relloe elmer St,m0e,
bieier Seft oes 2ebens mar nidt ser
Grant, oen er ildte.
Seoenburg, bie @arniiou. . . .,no
DienIt nno iuieoer Dieult uno ale
Gage bas @leide, oas mar es, oas
>2eben. Or bate feline eltern mebr,
tueaer 8rll6er nod Sdlpeiter.
@r bate berIudt, Snfel 2aios -.
aber es iuar ldberlidJ, bies Ser5 par
5ugefroren ooer mar pielleidt nie So
getueien, ober burd ief)litnme @rfab-
ruuaeu erltidt in Selbitiudt. . . .,nos.
lid!
0enn ibm einntal elm Wenlh et-
toas Sie6es ermeiien iuiiroe, ean5 ipen=
tan. 10 redt bon innen bera,ts. 8ie
ibn 6a nobl ipdrel
8iepiel llbr es tpobl ieiu m61te ?
Sm Ofto6er ipuroe es lbou I'm iie-
ben llbr bammris. Die Sarben orau-
. zen berblaBten. Gin S9leier lag ibon
uber allem.
@r leste iid tieier 5uriid in sic
, Rilleu.
Sic ,uaren ia ale oagetueien, audi
gdbredt, oen er am lieblten bate,
uno batten ibm bon ser Soso ,mo
bent abiduB porsereoet.
gr par milo. .tuirflid! Mie 10
eine o,unme Sade einen sleid luerfen
fennte. . .5t bl6o!' Gin Sdmarrn
bod mlr. .ein SdrotiduB.
g8ie oas i'm 3rieg ieiu luiiroe, >uenn
: einmal elmer fommen iollte. 10 Elm
5hropnellitiid, ga mobte n,an senue
baben. Sbn ipiirbe Oas sleid iein.
Werfmiiroig, es loar bod etluas ii
Der 2uft. Sic ipraden pom &rieq
uno mlr bom &rieg ltno es tpar tief
1ter 5riebe. Benn es fam. .ibm
tpar es red)t.
-- .@r tpiiroe einmal feiuen ber55er
reiBeuoen abidieo su nebuten baber
uno iuenn er fiel, baum fam oie Serr
fdaft 8elat 3eretB III sic Seitenlini'
tpeln u1adlte 0os lhon tuas aus
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07

describes the psychology of the
farmer as he grew up with him in
other days. He asks this question Of
the industrialist:
How would I feel about buying
anything but necessities if my whole
economic structure was a gamble?
Suppose / owned a ten or fifteen
thousand-dollar plant and a lot Of
livestock, and. once a year, l plant
ed crops. mt knowing if the price
would make them worth harvesting;
how would / feel?"
Mann has a deep inherited kim
ship for the man who works close
to the soil and you cannot doubt
his sincerity when he adds:
Some day q saga will be sung
about the courage that kept the
farmers going through their darkest
days"
I wish I might write that saga
for I know it from brave letters that
poured into me from radio listeners
all through the worst Of the depres-
sion. I can tell you that they gave
me a renewed faith in America that
has kept me from being cynical
through these days Of distrust and
doubt.
BY the time this column is read.
the greatest concentrated drive to
increase farm production, to assure
the farmer definite price for what
he produces will be on. For the
first time in history. milk and poul-
try producers will be asked to
pledge themselves to raise as much
of their product as they possibly
can-and they will get all the CO.
operation. advice and assistance
that the government can give them.
Quite a different picture from
blowing under
ears the solemn warning of Rep.
Wright Patman. of Texas. in the
house of representatives. that there
will be linters shortage by the
middle of l942-or even as early as
next February. depending upon how
much the defense program is ex-
banded. or whether or not the
United States becomes involved in a
shooting war;
At any rate. three plans are be-
ing considered in order to meet such
an emergency
First. there is the substitution Of
alpha pulp This is the wood prod
uct that Germany has been using in
its smokeless powder since cotton
imports have been shut off as a re-
suit Of the war This is the same in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07

WIN 0CHNACCe AO7O II osA CCSS Az tvV
Washington, d. C.
This year and next the farmer
Is going places. There are certain
indications that he will continue to
see considerable new money: In
dications based on conditions that af-
feet the farmers general outlook
on life. as well as his cash income. ="
That statement did not come from
official sources"--it didn't even
come from a farmer. although he
used to be one. 1t was made In
my Office by square-cut, square
jawed Conklin c.Pop'O Mann, an
editor and advertising man, keen
student of rural matters. and long.
time friend Of mine. Mann was
down from New York bursting with
enthusiasm for his favorite theme
assured prosperity on the farm.
Mann believes that business has q
job ahead to interpret and readjust
its marketing to meet the sweeping
economic changes now taking place
In American agriculture.
The farmer Is now becoming far
more important factor in the dis
tribution of both consumable and
capital goods than ever before.
That rise in the farmers economic
Importance isn't just matter Of
great cash income, according to
Mann. It is due. rather. to the fact
that the farmer now has sound
business platform under him and
can plan and work on a basis COM
parable to any other business man.
Farmers. says Mann. "are both
doing well and experiencing new
sense Of economic security because
of parity and guaranteed prices for
farm products. There is definite
psychological response to their feel
ing of increased safety. When a
farmer is doing well, and feeling
secure, look for strong upward
surge in his buying psychology"
Mann interprets the farm in terms
of modern industry--he sees the farm
as a manufacturing plant, produc-
ing the raw materials for food,
clothing and numerous other prod
ucts. Evolutionary changes, deep
down in farm economies. says this
agro-idealist, have taken place
which give the farmer stabilized
economic base from which he can
plan and work with q sense Of
security he never had before"
Farmer Psychology
like the way this hard-hitting.
successful business man and writer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
Japan's Program

Since 1881 the Japanese have been engaged in what
they call the creation of coprosperity area" in the
Far East They have been working sincerely accord
ing to Tokyo, to establish peace They have been ex-
tremey anxious for the world to understand the noble"
motives that govern their conduct
Some people have fallen for the hokum. The fact
is that Japan is fullfedged partner with Germany
IN plot to dominate the world The Tokyo spokesman
blow hot and cold as it best at the time but one
can understand Japanese foreign policy only on the
assumption that the motive is robbery, even if there
is dispute as to the time and the method
The only way that the United States can escape a
conflict with Japan for this country acquese in Japa
nese domination of the Far East Just the same the
only way this country can expect peace with dom-
nant Hitler is to cooperate with the Nazs as Junior
partner. Neither Germany Japan has any idea
OF giving up ambitious aggressons unless brought to
a halt by superior force
Whether the Japs will attack Russia in the Far East
is to be decided, not by the terms of any treaty but
by answering simple question, Can the Russians be
taken successfully" The rule applies to the
Netherlands Indies, Singapore and the Philippines
There was time when the professions had the
ethics and business got the money, but the bal
ancing process is under way.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07

gredient, too, on which rayon and
cellulose industries depend.
Second, the department Of agri-
culture is experimenting with ma
chine for chopping up staple cotton
into short lengths and breaking
down the fiber so as to make it
disable in place of linters. Within
the near future the machine will be
given a trial run at the Hopewell
bleachery
Third, process has been devel-
oped for making wood linters out
of the southern gum tree-the
familiar sweet gum, black, or Tu-
pelo gum. Already one plant in the
Midwest is turning out these wood
inters which are being used inter-
changeably with cotton linters in
powder which is going to England.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
Mathematical

A mother was very much put out
because the teacher insisted on a
written excuse explaining her sons
absence from school following Sc
we're snow storm. Whereupon the
mother sat down and dashed of the
following note:
Dear Miss Kitty: Little Eddie's
legs are IA inches long; the snow
was 10 inches deep. Very truly
yours, Mrs. Johnson"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
BRIEFS -. by Baukhage

A rifle range in New York has
been soundproofed by WPA workers
to eliminate ear-splitting echoes.
Now if we could only get the enemy
to use cotton bullets.
Look before you leap isn't always
such good advice in Washington
these days. Traffic conditions are
so bad that a pedestrian frequently
hasn't a chance to look before he
has to leap.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
Washington Residents
And Car Luxury

Midtown Washingtonians-that's
most Of them-provide no sheltering
rooftree for their servants, either
human or wheeled. And so, early in
the morning, nose to tail, the parked
cars patiently hug the curb, await
ing their masters will. AS the day
begins, there is little knot Of col
ored girls and other servants who
are on their way to wake the missus
and get breakfast. lunch and din
ner and then depart for their own
mysterious habitations.
OF course, there are more cars than
girls, for. here as elsewhere, the car
is the No. 1 luxury. Better walk
up three fights to a hall-bedroom
than be car-less.
OF course. there are many gov
eminent employee families which
have settled down as contented
bourgeoisie, the unambitious but
secure beneficiaries of bureaucracy.
They eventually own their own neat
homes. on which there is plenty Of
time to work. after four-thirty. There
Is the 26-day leave each year and
14-day sick leave, occasional fur
loughs without pay), retirement
and pension to which to look for
ward. And there is always that
semi-monthly salary check, not high
in proportion to commercial wages
but always there, in good times or
bad, for the classified civil servant.
In boom times the salaries Of gov
eminent workers do not go up along
with prices. and you cannot strike
against the government. Prices are
high in normal times in Washing
ton, compared with other cities Of
its size; clerks and shopkeepers
tend to be a little bored and snooty
in the capital, and collectors are
relentless. But Uncle Sans pay
check is always there, even if, in
days of depression, a sizeable share
may have to be mailed back to
rugged relatives at home who are out
of jobs-but even so there is usually
enough left for the garage-less car.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
Aircraft Era Developing

Progressive thinkers have vsualized for years the
day when aircraft will be numerous in the sky as
automobiles are on the highways. We are now the
verge of the arpane The arplane is pushing the
automobile for first place in de luxe transportation
The contest is similar to the ocomotiveauto race of
few decades ago.
While the airplane era has been gaining momentum
rather slowly the process will be speeded by the defense
program and especially the production plan of the
Civil Aeronautcs Administration for the training of
pilots During the year ending on the first of July
last the number of certified pilots in the United States
increased by 100 per cent, with the total number of
civilian pilots now exceeding $4,000
On July l there were 22,O25 certified airplanes in
the United States exclusive of military and naval air
craft This increase of So per cent in the year.
The increase of airplanes is largely due to the pilot
training program of the CAA. A number of planes
have been purchased for in training and the
pilots have often purchased planes for their use
after learning how to fly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
Planning For Power

The proposal to increase the power plant capacity
of the United States by about 100000 klowatts is
extremely interesting in view of the contention few
years ago. that the nation was overlbulding hydro
electric plants. s& =
The ,klowatt capacity is now around A. 900, OOO
It does not to be enough as the Federal Power
Commission intimates that its program includes
pansion that will be undertaken regardless of the de-
tense program.
What has become of the idea that the Tennessee
Valley Authority was going to produce much power
that there would be market? The scarcity that
now exists, after enormous plants have been con-
structed demonstrate that this argument faacous.
How often do consciously and inteligently seek
to secure all the facts before beginning to criticize
somebody or something?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
Bored BIN

Bill had a billboard. Bill also had
a board bill. The board bill bored
Bill so that Bill sold the billboard
to pay his board bill. So after Bill
sold his billboard to pay his board
bill, the board bill no longer bored
Bill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
That's Different

Manager-What do you mean by
arguing with that lady? Let her
have her own way. Remember,
customer is always right.
Assistant-But she said we were
swindlers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
What!

81 must show you my new gar
tiers, dearie. Billie says they're the
prettiest he's ever seem"
HAS Billy made some money!"
ooh, no; Charley gave them to
me-"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-07
Yes and No

Telephone Inquirer Is Mrs.
Rowdybush at home?
Maid-If you is one OBJ de ladies'
what's goin' ter play bridge with Ter,
she am. If you amt, she ANTI