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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-20

ten llno an6 fanben, ba bnrbs,idfe
i'm ploslid Ser @ebanfe on 6as Sro.,
benoe @elpenH, bas in grauer Webei-
billie Dor linn aiifgeitieaen mar.
@r erbleibte uno Idauerte in fib
a,llammen. -..I
sGenn Sicles @elpenit ie cine ereif-
bare @eitalt annebme, ioIlte, 10 mnb.
te es iib erbarml,ngslos aniiben ibn
iino sen 8reis bielcr Meniben itel.
len sic ii6 nie,nals por Der Nabt
oes @olbes beusen ipiirben. Aber es
er0ngte oieien @eoanfen ihnen s,s.
rid. @ieoer eripahte it ibm Der
Sros gesen sic 9robung; Senn ge'
rabe eeaen oieIe 9robume COB ibm
ia sic Mod)t bes @olecs, Die er' bier
mineer 5u obten aelcrnt, cine ltorfe
@affe!
8olo nod Siib f,br er nod Hefe"
nau suriif NIT Dem bon Dem @rafen
erbetenen Gerlprehen, balb NIT leinen
9amen ieinen 8eiub at ipieoerbolen.
slls tic pom Sofe 9eiobren ,paren,
laate Mcrris 3u leinent> sobne: SD
babe nihts oa9eeen, ipenn ou Die 3n-
fnnftsplGne ipeiter perfo!9It, bon De-
nen hu mir nellih 9eiprohen bolt.
SSd iperbc MIDI frenen, menu Tie gr.
iitllmna finoen; aud bin id) feit ent.
ihloicn, 8oienm au erlpcrben nno
sir bort fir sic 3ufunft einen Sci.
matiis 81, griinocn."
,Toter!' rief @eorg, ,,'pie fann
id oir iemoIs fiir ouc eeine Site
oanfcu!'
u&ir ,pcroem nod ipciter ooriiber
iprehcn", nntcrbroh i'm Morris, Ger
ben 0onf nit Bortcu niht liebte,
,,es miro ba nod piel 5lt oronen ie'n.
Cine 0ebinenua ieooh lteae ih, eab
OF ben 9ienit nibt aufgiblt.'
sd, peroe nien,nls borou benfen", ,
rief @eorg, ,,oenu id) licbe meiaen
9ermi mo babe ocn @br9ei5, nit Der
3eit etipas 9iid)tigcs 81 lciSten. -
limo ser @rof?" fraetc er Damn a6'
gerno.
SD CLAUDE, iaote MorriS, vsab
er nidts 9eeen beine &iimlhe ein5,,.
penben bot, es ,piro nllr auf 'eine
Sodter onfomme,t, ob oieielben @r-
iiiIlnng finoen.'
u9ouu oari -ib bofien!" ricf &C.
org aon5 aliidlid, inbem CT Die Sono
a,lf oos fotiabnb in leiner Soide
leete, nos sic nit Martbo's 9lnt be.
feuhtetc Ioie borg. u0ie @rofin", ,
laste er nber bann ie,,i5eno, ,,oas
miro pielleid)t if,perer lciu-'
uDic @rafin?" fra9te Norris,
bot iie eineu 9illen ncbcn Dem ib-
re @enabls2 g.
uSic miro ibm eeborben''', .iaete
@eorg, ,,aber Martba miro leiben. -
Gie @rofin lit cine Iicbens,piiroi9e.
BON t0rid)tcr lteberbcbi,ng entiernte
Game, aber iie bangt boh mebr als
ibr @emabl al Dem GuBercn Yornr.
tell ibres Stanbes, nancmtlib mos
lire eieene sSomilic betriiit"
(6ortletlng iofgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-20
Dhis Bsiis.Fre~ss

leeem @rafin @artba', iaete @eora,
oie balb eridloiiene, aart aer0tete
8Iiite betrabteno. Die glamer
miiiien ia inter Sbrer Sano seoei-
bert benn Sic beleben iie NIT benz
@ciite Der Eoeiie II. geben ibnen eine
sprabe, Die iie benz MenIhenberaen
ndbcr bringt. Sd beareife oft nidt,
,po Sic i,n,uer biele rei5enben Sc.
banfen bernebmen, Die sic on biz
eIeideiiltieiten 9inse ana,,fniipfer
ipiien.'
.2ieet bas benn nibt nabe?" fraa
te Martba, ipie peripimoert all ibn
auiblideno. ,,Soben mir @ienider
nidt auipeilem goraeiiible. fiinftiger
@liids nmo llnsliids, iparnm iolltt
Eoas Bel elmer 8flanae ,nmoslid 4ein
,parnm iolltc oiele friib seofinet'
&noipe nibt cine Nbnung Der tponni
gen 3eit iommerliher 8liitenpra6'
lein2"
,llno Wenn iie bos it,, rief Sc
org, ,,oann babe ib cine Bitte. @ra
i'm! Sbenfen sic mir bieie abnenb'
8Iiite, oub ib babe cine Sebnlud
nad) film itieem Slid, mir ion SicI'
8oie cine 8erbeiBung ser @rfiiflunl
Iein.''
,SSo1t .bahte i6 baran, iie Sbne'
ou geben", eripiberte Martba, ,,oo Si'
ia ooh Sbren Anteil at Ser iebSne.
@ntpidImg sic eles Stodes baben, obel
,pGre es nidt ,mredt, bies iun9e, Den
Sonnenliht litb 0ffnenoe 8liitenlebe'
az aerlt0ren?"
,gteiu, @r6fin, nein!" rief 8eorg
SD ipin sic 8l,me begen 1no pile
eer, 10 lanee ibr fnr5es Seben oan
ert, nnb bann iperoe ih iie be'eobrel
als elm Angeoenfen an cine 9liidli6'
Shnoe. Sic ipirb 10 ben 3iued ibre:
9aieins iboner eriiillen, als ipenn IL
bier in ser Come ipelft ooer bon
8inoe entbldttert miro"
Martba iblng sic aueen bor lei
men. 9lidcn nieoer, aber lGbclnl
ltredte Tie bie Sano aus, nm oie 8liit'
5li bre6en. Ser Stengel tpollte lid
nibt Ieid)t loien, uno als es enblid
gelans; Itieb Tie einen leiien Sbmer
3ensihrei aus nno iogte: ,,Die 8lum'
oerteioigt lid, ibr 9orn bat Mid ge
ritt. 9o6 nunsiIt es at ipGt - mog'
iie~ Sbnen sic abnun9 'bes @liides
aur @irflibfeit MAIDEN"
n9as miro iie, @rafin, bas ,pir'
ie!" rief @core fe,lrig.
Ct nobm Die auftise &noIpe. III
Mortba's Singer bing ein 8lntstrop
fen, Der oen Sticl ser 8ole NIT Sur
pur fGrbte.
Isle, Sic |ino nerlest?'' rief er
.@s lit nibts". iagte iie. u@s II
tpobI fein bartes Shidiol, wenn I'M:
inn 4ebem nur oie 9ornen eer 8ole'
rieem;. a6er iiebt es nidt aus, fnbl
iie nit einem .,pebmiitigen 8lid fort
,,als Oh sic 8oie ielbit blutete? sSaI
fonntc mam fiirdten, oob oas llnsliid
beoe,,tet."
.Nein, nein", rief @eorg, ,,es ii
unmoglih, Die boloe @abe lit mir mn
ooppelt tener, eine beilise Crime
r,mG Elm oerbeibrngspolfes SDmbo]
ser &oiimnng. Danf, .@rafin, tonieni
Danf! Der 8lntstropien, Der biel
| T. s4.4 .i,,:.S o.L, &:n 4nn4ntn .SHlti4f
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-20

Sersen enrporItieg, ais Sie bon Dem
5riiblingstraum fiinftigen @liides
ipraben, barum bat ib sic um Ole
8lnme, iie iolte mir eine antwori
iein. Stun lit iie mir eoppelt wert
ourd ben Sropfen 8lut, ser on ibr
baftet. gntiheieen sic iiber mein Sc
ben.'
sic iab i'm nit eroBen ansen oil
lire 2ippen a,,dten, obne elm @orl
berporsubringen, aber iie entaog i'm
ibre Sano nibt, als ct Tie nod ein
NAL an ieine 2ippen bob, nno e,
alaubte en,en leidten, ilii6tieen 9rnd
ibrer iblonfen Singer, 5u fiiblen
Damn ftanoen Tie einen augenblih iid
,ubeipeeliA geeeniiber, ibre 8lidt
idienen iifb 81. peritebe,l lmo pielleid1
bate iie bcnnod oos 8ort eefunoen
oas auf ibren 2ippen 5ittertc, tpenr
nibt in sieicm Gueenblid Sdritte iid
eenabt bGtten.
sic .blidte auf nno aoe, ,uie a,,s
einenl Sral1m erpadeno, ibre Sanf
suriif. Ser @rof rmb Morris parer
beraneefemnen lino ltanoen in eini
ger @ntfernung.
,,N,n', lagte ser @rof Iadelno
lid CLAUDE, mir baben nibt mebl
notie, sic 2oiling ser israee Su III
ben, ipelhc iiber bie 3ufnnftsplon'
unierer &inoer entibeiben ioG.'
Ct trat beran ,lno Itellte Ieln'
Sodter bent @aite Dor. Martbo be
eriibte Norris ber3liber, aIs es oil
@rGfin eetan bate, ,mo er5dblte Ia
heInb bon Sem flcinen ltnfoa, oe,
Sic erlitten.
Man modte nod einen Gang burd
ben Earf. Sc id}ieu Martba Trel,o'
az MAIDEN, @errn Morris sic ihon
| item Stellen oesielben an 5eieen, uni
bieier ge.pann bel 'bem @eplauber oe:
anm,tigen Mabhens ieine eonae Sci
terfeit nieoer.
Sci Ger 9fiidfebr na6 oen Shloi
fanoen lie oic @rGfin bereits in ben
Speiieailnmer. 9as eroBc, bauen
artige @ema6 par nit mcbreren gro
Ben 8iloern Der Sorfabren oes
Sausberrn aeihniidt. @iniaes alte.
Silbergerdt itono auf einent ib'perel
Buffet. Ser Gid ipor einfaf ae
oedt. sSril6e 8lumcm in &riitaliha
len biloeten bie ein5ige gusihmiit
f,tne. @benio einiod mar bas Mabl
9ud bier fiiblte lid Morris mie
Der in elmer neuen &elt. @r fannt
Die Armut nno @ntbebrl,ng, ct fount'
Den glGnaenoen 2,rus oes GROCER
&eibt,,ms, Der ibn in leinem Sall'
nmgab; bier aber fano er oie Sin
iabbeit bes Woblitonoes, pelbel
oemnoh einem 10 alBeroroemtlib Dor
nebnen @inbrl,d nadte, SaB er lid
fait befanaen in oieier llnlacbung unf
nllter 0ieien Menlden fiibltc. llnf
nit einem getpiiien 8iberltreben mub
te er Der @mpfino,lng &aim geben
Sab es in ser menibliden @eiellid)aft
ood nod cine anoere Ma6t eabe, ols
Sen 8eidt,int, an beHen @rrinaung e,
Die Nrbeit ieines sanaen 2ebens &c
lest bate. 9ennoh fiiblte er lid mob
in bielem &reiie unb onb nit oel
@rdfin iobnte ct iib mebr ,no mebl
aus, oenn iie Iprob 10 praftiid nn>
t,cxf&c,,S.& 49,, So. Lo,@ 10,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-20
Neittpsdj, Sea 20. assait 1941

h &c 1Dr III erlIeH Srltpllng mil 9hIeHl
Seat bebilflid) mar"
,,Nollen Sic mir erIanben, sic
ebenfaIls omreb nleine Anlagcn 5ii
fiibren, oie ib lit benz aielnIid, per-
nadIGiiigten Bart foft alle ielbit se-s
fhaffen babe2 Sic iperoen ms ie-
Senfalls oie Greuoe niaden al aiib
al bIeiben. nno banlit ben eriten
5dritt sur fiinftigen gnten geabbar-
fbnft tim. =
Nsorris nabm Die @inla6unig an
nno erbob fid), INN oem @rafen in ben
garten su folgen.
sd bin etipos ernliioet'', laste Die
Grain, limb bite bie Serren ,m
gntiAuloieung, penn id suriidblie-
be. Sic boben a,ib ipobl @eibGitli6ea
81 belpreden." l~ ...... :.
Ser .8arf, pel6er bos erdflihe
5dloB nmeab, mar NIT auBeroroent=
liebem @eibmod anselegt nno Iauber
aebolten, bob man lab, oob bier mebr
natiirlider Shonbeitsiinn unb liebe:=
boiles gerItanonis ber Notur, als
erobe @eIon,ittel tdfig eefpeien ipa~
rem.
Gon oem >breiten' Nltan por Dem
speiieiaal bes Sdloifes fiibrte cine
Ereppe bon penieen Stuien au einem
eroBen freien Ylas .bina6, ~auf Dem
a,pei l,ralte mGhtige 2inbenba,me in
Der 3ibe bes Saules bebaelibc .&nbe-
pI0te onr6 einia6e eiierne @arten>
nobel boten. @eitcrbin befanoen lih
einaelne 8osfettgr,1ppen nno ba5tpiz
iden iorefdltig eepfleste 8lnmenbee'
te, anf ,pelhen aipiihen bo6Itammisen
Goien allerlei 8lumen Der SSabres5eit
ibre 8liiteu int bunter 5arbenpro6t
erieblonen batten.
Ser frcic Glas mar ringsllu bon
elmer bobeu Sarusbede eingei6loiien,
biiter ,pelder iib Die nlahtigen
8an,nfromen bes ipeit big 3i,m Sort
bin ausaebebrten Eorfes erbobcn.
ssn ei,er>gde ipar in bie 9arusbd,me
cine fleine 2aube einaefiist init elmer
aierlihen 8anf in6 einent Gid; oa=
Dor befanoen iid stpei 8oneel nit
bnnten sSriiblingsbll,meu. 9ies mar
Ser 2ieblinssplat oer jlanaen @riiiin
Martba ,lno bierber bate lie audi: ben
2eutltont Ntorris sefiibrt, I'M ibn
ben sJIor ibrer nad) ieinem State uno
inter ieiner Siife angelegten 8eete
sn 5eigen. w.. 49,
Sic ipra1em balo ideraeuo uno
nefeno miteinaaber, balb biidte lie lib
nieber, nm linn cine gan5 beIonoers
id0ne 8lulne sm aeiaen, ct folgte NIT
eniaiidtcn 8liden ben 8eipeglnaen
Der aarten anmutigcn @eItaIt ,mo Iab
Dan,1, nenn lie iid) ioieoer aufridtete,
in ibr Iieblibes, Efinbli6 friibes, bon
o,mfelblonoen 2oden l,mfloiienes Sc
fibt nit einen aus 8eipnnoernng ,mo
sebninht eeniidten Nusorud, 10 bab
fie bie groBen blaren Ansen por iei=
nena 8lid nieoeridli,g, int bod gleid
1nranf pieoer fr0blid ,lno ,,nbeian-
gen iueiter 81, plaitoern.
,,Sebem Sic bier. Serr Morris",
faete tic, an einen 8oienitod beran-
treteno, bier babe id) ,eine srobe
s5rel,oe, oenn Ibon Gffnet Iid bier oie
erite Gnoipe 5nr 9liite. obeleid mir
nod peit bon oer eisentlibeil Goien=
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Author Made Paint

Sherwood Anderson, the noted
author, was a paint manufacturer
until he was 40 years old.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Sustained Investment
Buying Of Realty Seen

"a considerable volume of invest
ment buying is a present feature
of the real estate market and one
that should continue" says S. Will
liam Walstrum of Ridgewood, N. j.,
writing in the current issue of the
Journal of Certified Managers.
This type of activity is making it
self felt particularly in areas favor
ably affected by the defense pro-
gram, and is especially evident in
the apartment-house and two-fam-
lily fields"
Measuring the probable effect of
the national defense program on the
real estate market for 1941, Mr.. WAL
strum, chairman of the Editorial
Board of the Institute for Real
Estate Management, National As
Sociation of Real Estate Boards,
lists as primary favorable factor the
upward curve of national income.
This, in 1884, totaled $54 600 600, 900,
today is in excess of $4,000, 900 900,
with the full force of industry ex-
pansion upon employment not yet
felt but expected to raise this years
total to over $4,000, 900 900. The
curve of increasing in building con-
struction in the United States, he
points out, keeps exact pace with
the national income curve. OFF,
setting this to some extent, he says,
is the increasing number of men
in service, which removes potential
purchasers from the 1941 market.
Balancing favorable and unfavorable
factors he finds:
There can be little doubt that
194l will witness an orderly pros
Evening star., 1941-03-29

president of the league, said that
$655 200, 900 of the cash which saw
ing and investing members received
represented return of the money
they themselves had paid in or the
earnings they had let accumulate
over a period of years. Some $780,
100000 of the cash turnover was in
cash dividends paid on June 80 and
December 81 last year, on lump-sum
investments in the institutions.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
BY RUTH WYETH SPEARS.

The pink and green chintz-cov-
cred boxes on these closet shelves
are lined with plain green cambria
and they are hinged so that the
front may be opened without taking
off the lid Any box of good stiff
cardboard may be hinged and COW
cred in this way Library paste may
be used or wallpaper paste mixed
with as little water as possible to
make is spread smoothly with a
paint brush. Adhesive tape or other
strong gummed fabric tape will be
needed to hinge the boxes.
Cut the box lid straight across
with sharp knife inches in from
the front edge. Cut out the front
of the box and hinge the pieces in
place. Now, cut and paste the
Evening star., 1941-03-29

About s1O,OO0,O00 went to members
in the form of cash loans on the Sc
curity of their share accounts. This
plan was used instead of withdrawal
in order not to disturb systematic
savings plans where bonuses are
accumulating as a reward for perse-
verence in such plans.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
New Savings Exceed
Account Withdrawals

People who had saved money In
savings, building and loan associa-
tions and cooperative banks re-
ceived in 1910 approximately $745,-
100000 in earnings and in portions
Of their share accounts which they
were now ready to spend, the United
States Savings and Loan League re-
ported today. For each 81 with
drawn $1.75 in new savings came in,
the league pointed out.
Paul Edicott, Pomona, Calf q,
Evening star., 1941-03-29

inner sides with a plain fabric
a inch below the edges and y inch
over the top and bottom; then cover
the top and bottom inside
Note-Complete directions for
making a upper garment bag SIM
liar to the one illustrated will be
found in Book 6. You may also
want to make a matching door
pocket. Complete directions for cut
ting and making are in Book T. If
you do not have these useful book
lets copies will be mailed for 10
cents each. Write direct to Mrs
Spears, Drawer IS, Bedford Hills,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Atties Offer Livinq Space

II all the unfinished attics in
America were remodeled this spring,
millions of square feet of extra living
space would be added to thousands
OF homes. Not only would extra
rooms become available, but hun
dreds of carpenters, electricians
plumbers and other building trade
workers would be given employ
ment.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
More Low-Cost Homes

Home properties valued at less
than $4,000 financed with mortgages
insured by the Federal Housing 40
ministration under Title II in 1910
showed gain to 2l.8 per cent of
total F. H. A. business from 1872
per cent in 1899.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

perity for real estate, with a rea-
sonably stable continuing demand
for low to medium priced housing.
Sale of older houses will be an
important market factor"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

People who extend liberal support to the chu
seldom worry about what they get in return.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
Credit Group
Attends Meet

Walter D. BROMLEY, secretary :
treasurer; Elva Miller, June Mil
Ter and Evelyn Delphey, personnel
Of the Frederick Production Credit
Association, have returned from
Romney, w. Va, where a confer
ence of nine associations was held
September II and IL. The asso-
cations represented were: East
Central Fruit Growers, Towson,
Hollidaysburg, Winchester, Staun-
ton, Clarksburg, Warrenton, Rom
ney and Frederick. "Public Rela-
tons" and the promoting of Good
will" was discussed during the two
day conference, and illustrations of
charts, sound movies and "skits"
were used. The "skit" composed
of employees of the Winchester as
ISOLATION was most interesting.
This was enacted in two scenes,
first showing the wrong and then
the right Office manner, appearance
and approach. These conferences
are being held all over the district,
and ]. Herbert Snyder, also of the
Frederick association, will attend
the same type of conference to be
held in Baltimore in the next fsw
weeks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
Traffic Bottleneck

This past week found the State Roads stop sign at
the intersection of Montgomery Avenue and Washing
ton Street, Rockvle's No. bottleneck and progress
impeder, working time and if there is any doubt
in anyone's mind that this sign doesn't do BANG UP
JOB ask any mooris who not very patiently and
voluntarily 0iters along the Gaithersburg Road losing
valuable time and wasting precious gasoline waiting
Tor car or truck mile ahead make Obeisance to it,
The State Roads Commission still reluctantly refuses
to- move the sign back to it's original position the
Southwest corner of Montgomery Avenue where it
once effectively controlled eastbound traffic. where
eastbound traffic still stops matter of precaution
and habit and where civic and business organizations
and members Of the Rockville Town Council want it
replaced.
Parking in Rockville still presents a major problem
With two-hour parking limit the main thorough
fare and only one municipal parking lot Commerce
Lane, shoppers, visitors and Office employees have to
resort to lot Of broken-feld running and traffic
lodging to find parking place.
The Montgomery County Commissioners could help
ease the situation somewhat by paving the rest of the
space behind the court house the police welfare
workers and county employees could comfortably
park their cars instead of sandwiching them in the
existing small area allotted them now.
We have had our share of troubles, but most of
them belonged to somebody else.
Nearly every man has a remedy for the troubles
of everybody except himself
Hard work hasn't killed nearly as many people in
this country as one might suppose.
When you think you are right, go ahead; if you
wrong, you'll find it out.
People who extend liberal support to the churches
seldom worry about what they get in return.
Making planes for the future is wise but
get far into the future that overlook the present
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
All Boys Enter
Steers In Show

The Montgomery County All
club members have entered seven
teen steers and four swine in the
Baltimore Fat Stock Show Sep
TENDER 90 to Oct. 2, inclusive.
The exhibit is to be held at the
Union Stock Yards for the twelfth
successive year.
Club members entering steers
are: Calvin King, Woodfeld;
William Hines, Jr., Brinklow;
Raymond and Russell Davis,
Darnestown; Peggy Hines, Lay
louisville; George Schaeffer, Jr.,
Boyds; and George and Alice
Lechlider, Rockville. Edwin and
George Fry, Gaithersburg have
entered their fat Berkshires in
the swine classes.
A livestock judging team COM
posed of Mehrle Howes, and
Warren Howes, Laytonsville; Ray
inond Davis, Jr., and Calvin King,
alternate win compete in the
State All contest. The team
has been trained by Rufus B.
King, Assistant County Agent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

Nearly every man has remedy for the
of everybody except himself.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

We have had our share of troubles, but
them belonged to somebody else.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
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can learn any one of As big-pay
trades from aviation to radio :.
how many may become officers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

not necessary, you can join as petty officer
right away-with higher pay and allowances.
Also, if you have two or more years of college
credits, there are special opportunities to be-
come Naval aviator or a commissioned officer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

Making planes for the future is wise, but never
get far into the future that you overlook the present
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

In any case, it is your chance of lifetime
to lead healthy, exciting life. :. your chance
to travel. and at the same time build asolid
foundation for your future. There is nothing
better than modern Navy Training for sue
cessful career in civil life.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

There never will be an absence
of politics in a democracy, but
there can be minimum Of it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
FREE TRAINING WORTH $500
HIGHER PAY OPPORTUNITIES

But perhaps you have had special training or
know trade. In that case the Naval Reserve
offers you the opportunity to use your knowl-
edge. If you qualify (high school or college
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
HERE IS THE OPPORTUNITY
THAT THOUSANDS OF MEN
HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR

Here is your opportunity to have all the adj
vantages and privileges of Navy life but with
a shorter enlistment.
Many men do not realize but it is fact
that your pay, your training, and your chances
for advancement in the Naval Reserve are
exactly the same as in the Navy itself.
FREE TRAINING WORTH $500
Take your own case. Let's assume that you
have had no special training. In that case here
is your opportunity to learn one of the Nays
As big-pay trades, from aviation engineering
to radio. You may receive training worth
$500 the first year alone. In addition you get
all the advantages listed in the second column
of this announcement.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

When you think you right, go ahead
are wrong, you'll find it out.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

Hard work hasn't killed nearly as many pc
this country as one might suppose.