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Evening star., 1941-07-14

payday they will purchase either
designated denomination of defense
savings bonds or a designated num-
ber of savings stamps.
Under the craftsmanship of Public
Printer Augustus E. Giegengack, a
general office committee has been
set up to carry out the program.
The committee is made up of heads
of the various G.. P. o. divisions.
Group agents have been ap-
pointed for each department and
section of the G. P o. to distribute
literature and pledge cards and sell
defense securities. A corps of volun-
teer workers will assist the group
agents.
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Fugitive From 0ccoquan
Gives Herself Up 10 Police

Edith E. Sanger, 81, proved as
capable in returning to Occoquan
Workhouse as in escaping from it.
While a police lookout for her
apprehension was circulating after
her escape from the reformatory
Saturday night, she walked into
police headquarters yeSterday-and
dropped whisky bottle almost at
the feet of Inspector Edward j.
Kelly.
The partially filled bottle shat
tered and Inspector Kelly, who had
been sitting in the police press room,
called the woman back to pick up
the glass.
She was booked for investigation
and the name was recalled by a
reporter who called attention to the
incident-and back she went to
OccoQuan.
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6. P. 0. 10 Enable Aides
To Buy Defense STAMPS

Following the example of other
Government agencies, the Govern
ment Printing Once will put into
effect tomorrow a voluntary pur-
chase plan under which its employees
will have an opportunity to buy de-
fense bonds and stamps.
All employees will be given pledge
cards upon which they may indi-
cate their intention to purchase reg
ularly, stated amount Of bonds or
stamps.
No quotas have been set, nor is
there a definite goal to be reached
according to G. P. o. officials. The
purpose of the campaign is to en-
courage employees to participate in
the defense savings program.
Under the terms of the yol1n-
tary purchase pledges, employees will
be asked to promise that on each
Evening star., 1941-07-14

east nursing office, 824 D street Sc,
was announced today.
Miss Snyder, a graduate OF the
Yale School of Nursing, recently re-
turned from Beirut. Lebanon, where
she has been instructor of public
health nursing for the last four
years.
The Health Department also an
nounced appointment of Richard j.
Carroll to its food inspection stan,
replacing Henry I. Thompson, re-
tired.
South America contains about IA
per cent of the worlds land surface.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Southeast Nursing Office
Supervisor Named

Assignment by the United States
Public Health Service of Miss Jean
ette Snyder as supervisor Of the
District Health Departments South
Evening star., 1941-07-14
BIieht's Home Hit

Once the home of Captain Blight
of the Bounty, the old Manor House
at Farningham, England was de-
stroyed by direct hit during an
air raid.
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.Langlie and
Mayor Attend

Tuesdays activities for the
Retail Credit Conference of
the Northwest included the
annual breakfast. annual ban
quet and annual ball with the
breakfast being honored by
the presence of Governor Ar
thur b. Langlie. Col. William
crom OF McChord field and
Mayor Harry p. Cain.
Midday sessions were devoted
to group discussions Of the credit
problems which are peculiar 10
each line OF merchandising. wells
Huntlsy OF Seattle. vics-presldent
Of the 10th district National Retail
Credit association. WAS tho speak
er At the noon luncheon.
Wednesday morning viii see the
windDp Of the conference with .
general conferences assembly Al
which officers for the coming year
will be elected. Ths conferences
viii lunch At the 1ist Division bar
racks and viii also take a trip To
hechord Field.
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III. S. Marines
Disorder

SHANGHAI - United States
Marines were called out 10 restore
order Tuesday after a battle be-
tween international Settlement
police and pro-Japanese Chinese
police In which an American and
nine other persons were wounded.
The fight started when settle
ment police halted an automobile
containing Mrs Ho sze-Pao. wife
Of the chief of a special police
branch office In the Shanghai
''badIands. for a routine search
a. the car arrived At the barricads
separating the "badlands" and
the settlement.
jurisdiction over the Dad
lands" NJ the edge Of the set
Element Ia disputed and
Chinese followers Of Wang
Ching Wei. head Of the Jap
snese-sponsored Marking re-
gime. have set mp = special
police force 10 dominate the
area.
Mrs. Hos bodyguards fired on
the settlement police AZ thu bar
rieade without explanation. Police
returned the fire endorsements
rushed up from both sides OF the
barricade and settlement police
arrested 10 Wang Ching Wei men.
but not until A. Wickdahl. an
American probationary sergeant
Of the Settlement police. Mrs. 10.
two Of her bodyEuards. a Chinese
municipal policeman and five
others had been wounded
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
Contract for
3New Buses
Is Awarded

Award of contract for
three new busses for the mu-
nicipal belt line operation was
made by the city Tuesday to
Wentworth e. Irwin, Portland
bidders. on a price of S30,540.
The units are to be delivered
in 20 days.
Utilities Commissioner O'Neil
informed the board Of contracts
and awards that he and his belt
line superintendent, Amos Booth.
expect these large new units to
take care of tideflats passenger
transportation service through the
fall and winter, unless industrial
activity far outgrows present indi-
cations.
O'Neil said a much larger pay
roll is expected at the Seattle
Tacoma shipyards during the later
fall and winter and other indus
tries will produce additional pas
sengers for the city line. but he
told the board ne doubted II il
would be necessary to buy more
equipment than that now ordered
New Fleet Operating
Tacoma Railway e. Power Co.
has now placed in service all IL
of the largest type units ordered
last winter. The new units began
arriving the first of this month
and the entire new fleet unit was
in operation Tuesday. These give
the company more than 100 mod
ern coaches for the uptown lines.
In its Monday afternoon session,
the board of contracts and awards
opened bids on two Waterman
installations and on steel for the
new South Tacoma subststion Of
city light department.
Western Ornamental Iron, Inc,
submitted the only bad for fabri-
eating and erecting the substation
steel, $6,4s9 with an alternate bid
VI 9O.Ouo.oo.
Waterman Bids Received
Waterman bids were received
as follows: L. /. d. STA, estimated
cost $2.75225; Paine-Gallucci, Inc.
$2,752.25; A. Greco, s2.e51.40, both
prices for cast iron pipe, cash
payment.
L. l. ID. 5076. estimated cost
Ss,320.70; A. Greco, Ss,073.46.
asbestos; Paine -Gallucci. Inc.
$3.50 for asbestos, $s.770 for cast
iron; Superior Construction Co.
Seattle, $500 for asbestos pipe.
AL bids on basis of cash payment.
In these as in other waterman
districts. the water department
plans to finance the contracts to
keep costs down.
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Auto Crash
Is Fatal TO
Mrs. Diven

Mrs. Joseph /. Diven. 50. Of
Gravelly lake. lnterlaaken.
died at Tacoma General hos
pital Tuesday morning Of In
juries suffered in q head-on
automobile collision last FRI
day near the Firerest golf
course.
With her death the Pierce
county traffic toll rose 10 al fof
the year.
The wife ef the Bsnager ~
fhe Northwestern Weedes-
ware Co.. Mrs. Div~r was IN
critical candiiies sincs the
accident. suffering from severe
rhe~t isiurie. and decorations
about the face and head. she
wss reported slightly improved
Monday. hut her condition be-
came steadily VERSE Tuesday
morning.
she was injured when . car
driven by her son. John Dlven. -,
Of ssos No. 77d st. coliided with
IN automobile driven by sgt }. d.
Aatlock Of the esth Isombardmsnt
squadron. hcchord field Both
Diven and SGT. nstlock suffered
only minor injuries.
Funersl services wiii be ar
ranged by e. o. Lynn Co.
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War Zone
BRIEFS
German Inland Port
Damaged by British

LONDON - British bomber
caused considerable damage Il
hsnnhsim. important inland Ger.
man port. last night. the air min
istry said Tuesday.
The main weight 81 ihs
attack was aireetrd "a ths
Industrial sesier and many
large fires were ssaftsd." >
eomn,uniqtse said.
Cologne and cohlens In Germany
and docks II The invasion ports q
ostsnd and Dunklrh slso we're
bombed BY the Royal Air force.
while coastal command planes At.
tackled the docks st ~ razaiFs.
One RAP and one coastal com
mand plans ~efs missing.
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LoNDON-Rudolf lie. dropped ~ parachute q :
Scottish farm with the words :" have b aove IN
maniy British quarters reported Tuesday IN advnnen9 lhe
theory that the No Naz split with Ado Hitler hu<anse ~
believed the fuehrsr leading Germany toward fun porno
ship with communist Russia.
british quarters reported kst ne~~' lntsnss kslrs1
Of The communist regime and NJ hsief fhsl ulsr ~
embarked the third reich along path - m<FennfnG
collaboration with Russia well miEht prove . have mok
waited The Nszi leaders fIxht % Britain
BY sptnss fighter. psne - nu.1
70 b puasursd ~
ths Duke II Hamilton fs~ ma<s one1e~l
Whether HES tssae1 - pxas mnwnoset ~
ae~lss sst ssssst.s>d p~~1vp>y eeEnvo1 -
ard ths aaks segaaisfe< . rn1I -
Everest espsrssss~ 1uae mrmr
be- ~ ah@ AsxisGesusa f<sw~kp
pFcuss Ksnd British 0~fusea q
aahs -. s.d sssss sss>psrs~~is .eHss = - nepw
ship.
got religion
Americas quarters mfssm.ssa sn nru.s s~sru~u ~
the deputy hhFsrs nrst ~ods p&fsehutax earth - m
from Glasgow SATURDAY uxht
= ksss .
rfms Minister wInea charshn appears ksve t1k.a
personal sharKs o. the affair palace
snes with knx usofrs VI shssh Hea
On the bsss 81 Information sssisbts Hush
said that Has rrwo fsrvu
These quarters said that II
~ Indicated that ths qnssH
might b ths chief motive h<hina MA weird b~kzTsx
THEIRS Indications Hnsrr
days that Germany ana Hass@ ne ms
phase o. eessr cooperation HaHos
Jnssf stain might confer shsffyI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
Attack Is F aial
To War Expert

NEW YORK;. W. T. Mason,
United Press war expert and au-
thor Of books on philosophy. died
Of a heart attack Tuesday at
Doctors hospital. He was 81.
After writing and filing his IA
nous column ''Todsy's War Moves"
at the offices Of the United Press
Monday morning Mason returned
10 his hotel in Manhattan. There
he suffered a heart attack. His
wife called a physician and Mason
was taken at once 70 the hospital
where he died Tuesday at a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
Main Street

Ralph KechIey, Stadium and
Jason Lee band instructor. took
the Stadium band TO the College
of Puget Sound 20 entertain the
students with a forty-minute con-
cert Monday forenoon.
William John Hipp Of Gig Har-
Dor. this week Just two months
after he enlisted) was chosen
honor man Of his naval reserve
unit now engaged in active train
ing at San Diego. according to
Continued on Page 4. Column ~
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Nazis Claim 10 Ships
Sunk Last Few Days

BEHLIS - German submarines
operating against = stFsnE british
convoy pFefsefsd ~ ae>treYsrr
ever = psrisd II several days. sssk
- merchsst snip. iefaiiag 7s.sfs
tons. tn Gsrsnas high esmus.ad
ssla Tuesday.
The high command previously
had reported tn sinhing ~ reese
tons 81 shlppiag fFem TIE eeasss
In question but Ne eemmanigns
To-day ssid later reports shssea
the slnkfBk Of - additional aine
ship@ teiailnr s.zfs tens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
In Major Leagues
TODAY
AMERICAN

AMERICAN
Chicago -. ooz 600 los I
Boston 80. ooo 100 eoi-z I
Rigney and fresh: Wagner.
Flemming 90 and Pytiak.
~ Louis ooo 300 o0o--s Z
Philadeiphis z0I no 7oE--7 ~ 4
Kennedy. Trotter ~ Caster IL
and or1bs. Swift: Knott and
Hayes.
Cleveland. sIe 90 600 III . :
New York. soo col 600 OIL . .
FsiIsr and Hemslsy: Russo and
Dseksy.
Detroit go. els 600 eoe-4 .
washinEtos. eeo esz CO.'S . :
Hswson. Benton ~ and Teb-
betta: Hudson and Early.
NATIONAL
Philsdelphla eIe 0ei Ooi--s 10 4
Pittsburgh ere $40 o01--s 10 .
Grsson. PodEa1ny 90 and War.
rsn. Livingston. seNsIi and Baker.
Davis.
Brooklyn e17 eIe 900 . .
Cfaeinnsti eee zoe ooI-s . .
Casey ana Owen waiter and
lombard
Boston 80. eeo ESQ eeo--s 7 1
Chicago 81. 80 30 ioE--l 10 =
Tobip. johnson ~ Farley 80
and Berries. Mas. Olson. Aooty
80 and Mccullough.
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Coast Guard Stages
Two Mercy FLIGHTS

sEATTLE-Ths coast guard
few two persons from its Port
Angeles station 70 Seattle for
emergency medical treatment
Sandrs Dimmick, tsn-month-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Dimmick, had swallowed a safety
pm. she was flown here with her
mother and the pin was removed
safely from q lung a. PrOyidsnce
hospital
n another flight. Adrian Welsh.
70. Was brought 70 Seattle for
treatment for lOckJaw.
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Oyer SIX Million Tons
Shipping Lost IN Var

LONDON ina admiralty an
nounosd Tuesday that shipping
losses for the entire war due 70
enemy sction wsrs s.fz7 .sTs tons.
% which British losses vers
s.sse zsz tons. allied iosses zTs.-
7Dz tons and neutral Losses pss.b3p
tons The svssaGs monthly lo<s
vas s0s .ss< tons.
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LONDON > Members q ne
house Of commons Tuesday ~arnsd
Prime Minister Wlnston cHurehlil
10 bear 10 alma IN bis handilHg q
Rudolf Hess this nenfiemans
record Of desofion 10 khe 81
genius q Europe
Churchill declined ANY extensive
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
Couture
Is Hardly
Attractive

SEATTLE - Mrs.. wilhelmstts
ButterVorth has q new coiffurs.
but its hardly attractive
she caught her long bobbed hair
in the wrinRer Of her washing
machine Monday and members Of
her family. unable 70 free the
trapped trssses. called the fire de-
psrtmsnt
The firemen knew the answer. A.
usual Lieut.. Lloyd Wyiis bsrksd
an order. and fireman Alexander
Anderson produced = pair Of se!s-
sorE and SHARED the locks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
British Forces Turn
Back Foe Near Sollum

CAIRO Advanced slsments II
British mscbanizsd forces tafne1
hack five small enemy columns
making . reconnaissance in force
EAST Of koiiufn. near the Egypt
L1bys frontier. British general
headquarters for ths middle east
said Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
TO TRAIN BRITISH

wAsHINGTOS-ArrangeTnents
have been completed under the
lezse-lsnd act 70 train 5000 British
pilots annually In the United States
for the Royal Air Force. Informed
sources said Tuesday.
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" \ n , . 7 q N-~FffHIdFFlI
Roosevelt. for ne third time n
eight days. eanceiied his regular
semi weekly press couferencs
Tuesday 10 remain IN residential
quarters Of fhe White Honse,
where he Is convaleacing from =
stomach allment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
Bridges Witness Says
Statements Were False

SAN FRANCIsCo-Dr. Virgil
haemickls. q Portland. Ore. =
defense witness IN Harry Bndges
deportation trisl, admitted he had
made false statements In applying
for a nsturopathie license In Ore
gon.
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"A Tragic Case Of Mental
Illusion, " Nazis Assert


sssls-ASss ssa 10y ss<svs T->><sv
sssfssz<s sstss11 ks<<ks Hssese HHksks essn9 ~
hssi. bsnsf~ ssA.
BERLIN--Rudolf Hess flew 10 Great Britain apparently
under the deuson that he could promote Understanding
between Germany and Britain Nazs nad today but fbsy
added that we shall not recognizes any uttsanes Hess may
make In England"
that British I'll
sysry crude % this sIiasuenr
"whs spskesBs. s46ed. - axly
sort II sssfe~seH b rxfs.etes fres hn ~
cannot kssw b Actually m@k<s s4f~nss shk4
credited - hnl"
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HIS OWN WORK
SETS EXAMPLE

THE job. accomplished through
L the unrelenting self-dixcipline
be developed during mis- student
days when he spent holidays
taking 30-mile hikes st parade
ground pace). has shaded the gen
erals hair from sandy blond 70
gray.
To get bis Job done. he arrives
At his office In the huge cream
white Munitions building a. 7 a
CONTINUED on Page }. Column y
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KILLED BY TRUCK

EUGENE. Ore.-Adair A. e.
Geddings. II. Greenville. S. c. was
instantly killed last night when he
was struck by a truck driven by
Ray Koon. Junction City.
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F. D. Intrigued by Flight Of Hess

wAsHIN GTo N-Prssldsnt
Roosevelt Vas intrigued Tuesday
b. the dramatic flight a Rudolf
Hess from Germany. but the White
House said that he had No lnfoE-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy, with possible
showers tonight and Thursday.
Temperatures: High. IS; low. 81.
Sun rises ASA a. m; sets 1887 p. m.
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Itss~ might h<llevs Inst. rnfnnr
thsn eecp~fsfs w1th hated nsmn6n
Germany s1ssaid m3ke p~aes wI1n
ufitsinL
These iadiestlens s~<m<<z - -
borne sut. II psft ~ 1851. - -
known f.ss thsf ttsss' dlslzEs -
gconsinasd - Fsss =. csisnn -
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n was said that Hes~ showed
thai he had bean under intense
nervous strain for many nonfhs.
strain that might have Developed
from ne belief that iiItI<rs psllsy
sss violating the fssnasnsentsI
Mani tenet II epposiilon 70 csm.
munism
British sources 1salratsa sAss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14

An silthoFlfaiiss s0llFfs . Tn
con said ihei Iless uss h - - :
result Of = broken snkl< suffered
shsn No pafaehatsd 70 . lsadink
IN Scotland. that ~ Gas cheerful
and writing . great dssi~t
Nnxis sal1 fhsf fheFe -
hsss - feFnssi sisps = eis-
nslss lfe=s ffssn ~ Mad party
bit @ebslassiy sneb . nea =
usseffhy Il being . n.easl,@ss~
Hess knew bettsF than suy0n<
the sincerity" ~ fiitisrs p@1ss
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proposals.. ihe effl<isi party s<eIs-
menf I'D. bat fexerdless - ~
fsts u the Ne. ! Hazi Ie41<f the
var NiIi 10 en nnlii H<Iflsh iee<-
|srs hex~ fsllsn 90 are fssdy 70
wsks ps&ee.
ne Mari zz4fem<ut sd til =
Use @eieaf ffem he seflonse III
lies I'D ga have . clear pasture
- ho~ he might carry % ~
plans % fesen "a undeFszxfIzElax
with Britain. sfaF. a added. - -
lco1sinnsd % Page =. coiaun -
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consisted of 250. 900 officers and
men, To-Day. a year and a half
later, that army has grown 10
] ,25o. 900 - the number which the
chief Of staff had told congress
was the very minimum necessary
for the immediate protection Of the
continental United states"
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CLUB MEETS TUESDAY

The Midland Improvement club
Viii hold ia regular meeting Tues
day At Q p. n. 81 the Midland hall
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I Come to Save Humanity,
No. 3 Nazi Tells British

ns ss.vy . s<~ssnA p-~e~ss ~~>~~ = 49, - -
Nssi s~~ s~ss = sss&ts ns~~ - a~>sp - nnu. uuIno
rvs-s writer. page
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Few Years Ago Defenders
Had Lots of Time, Money;
Picture Now Has Changed
NEW SERIES EXPLAINS TITANIC
TASK OF SHAPING ARMED FORCES

The men whose titanic task It is TO command and TO
ohip into fighting shape the most powerful army and
nary the nations history described intimately and
humanity in a series Of articles oritten for The
Tac0ma Times. This is the first.
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BY GERRY DICK

special Correspondent
ASHINGT0N-A brigadier general newly assigned to the
office of the chief of staff recently reported for duty TO
General George Catett Marshall Gen. Marshall greeted him
by handing him sheaf of papers tagged with the red
urgent" sticker.
You'd better go to work ngk now" he said.
Of Americas land forces
president
of Now lots Of
time"
office of 2500 officers and
in September u. army To-Day year hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14

In fact. the hat selection Of the
Dress-Up-Fsther Editor has be-
come the piece-de-resistsnce Of
what appears 70 Be Straw Hat
Derby. with Uncle Horace. that
sterling two eocosnut player a.
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nation otheF thaf press md fadle
reports.
~|-1-.-t~1 -
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma, ff.zft.eoa
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Straw Hat Day in 0ffing,
And Occasion Demands Action

Comes the des Of May, traditional straw nat start
ing post time and everyone the household Of the Dress
Up-Father Editor awaiting with great expectancy his
annual choice of straw kelly, beaner skinner, sombrero
or what not
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Longacfe1, mahlnR DooA on inc
winner.
Prime fsvorite in Uncle Horace's
book Is leghorn. winner o. both
the 1889 and 1910 derbys- But
Continued on Page 2. Column A.
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When Gen. Marshall took office
n September, 1889. the u. s. army
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-06-26

BETH0LINE FAR ExcELS ANY GASOLINE be-
cause it contains high percentage Of Benzoa rich,
superpower fluid that costs more than gasoline, weighs
more than gasoline, contains thousands more power
units per gallon than ANY gasoline. Obviously, since
it's power units that your car, Bethoine gives you
more power, more mileage and better alround motor
performance than ANY gasoline. Try Bethoine for two
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-06-26
Miracle House" At
Claiborne Opens June 80

On Monday, June 80, The Mir
acle House, Maryland's preven-
forum for undernourished chill
dren, will open its twenty-third
season, it was announced today
by William B. Matthews, Manag-
ing Director of the Maryland
tuberculosis Association.
Since it first opened its doors
in 1919, the Maryland Tubercu-
losis Association has operated
this Preventorium continuously.
During the months of July and
August over 100 children in con-
tact with tuberculosis will receive
treatment to building up their
bodies so that they might with
stand their contact with the dis
ease.
Commenting on the 1941 season,
Mr.. Matthews said, During our
% years, we have restored hun
dreds of children to health max
ing them more useful citizens for
our country.
At the Miracle House, which is
located on the shores of the Ches-
apeake at Claiborne, we will con-
tinue to bring back more children
to health every summer"