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The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07
A. Philip Randolph

Chicago, Jan. 80, 1942-"The
Fort Bragg military killing; the
racial military riot in Alexandra.
louisiana in which Negro soldiers
were shot by white military and
civilian police; the outrageous and
wide spread determinations a.
gainst Negro workers in govern
ment departments and defense in
dustries; and the horrible lynch
ing of a Negro, Cleo Wright, at
Sikeston, Missouri create a state
of inter-and intra-racial temper
that is definitely unhealthy and
threatening from both the point of
view of the Negro people and the
Government and requires funda-
mental action" says "A. Philip
Randolph, International President
of the Brotherhood Of Sleeping
Car Porters and National Direct
or of the March on Washington
Movement.
action in behalf of the Negro
should not only be curative but al
so prophlactic. Because of the
confused and chaotic manner in
which questions relating to Ne
groes r approached by the Gov
eminent, there is ample reason to
believe that riots, lynchings end
determinations affecting Negroes
in military and civilian life will
increase during the war" states
the Labor Leader Randolph. IF
the Negro people and the Govern
ment do not move to plan the a.
rdoption Of policies and machinery
that can effectively grapple with
these wild outbursts of racial hat
red and studied forms of discrim-
nations the forces of racial pref
udice will soon get entirely out of
hand" further observed Randolph
in the mid-western headquarters
of the Brotherhood.
To the end Of meeting this dan
gerous situation, Randolph sug-
gests that President Roosevelt set
up a small representative Negro
Citizens Committee, which is aon
paid, to advise and consult with
him personally at various times on
matters concerning the integral
ion and equal participation OF
Negroes in war industries. the
armed forces, including the Navy,
Air Corps, Marine, Army and the
various war agencies and depart
ments of the Government, and on
matters of legislation and execu-
tive orders that may make for the
safeguarding of the Negroes con-
stitutional rights 70 as to give
them a feeling that they have
something to fight for in the pres
ent war.
"Such a Committee would fol-
low in pattern and purpose the
Labor Committee of the A. F. Of
L. and CIO. the President recently
established to confer with him on
problems affecting labor" con-
cluded Randolph.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07
MASTER SERGEANT PHILIP
LETCHER PASSES

Sergeant Philip Letcher, 30n5
North both Street, age SO years.
died Saturday January 81 at a 10
cal hospital. Sergeant Letcher
had been a resident Of Omaha for
forty years. He enlisted in 1879
Troop Eth Calvary and spent
81 years in the United States
Army. After retirement he was
employed in the Postal Service for
20 years. He became affiliated
with the Episcopal Church a num-
Der Of years ago and was a thirty
second degree Mason.
He is survived by his wife Mrs.
Tillie Letcher, Funeral services
were held Wednesday Afternoon
from The Thomas Mortuary with
Rev. c. c. Reynolds and Rev. ].
E Blackmore officiating. Burial
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07
If Scheiderman Can Be Deprived of His Citizenship
ALL ~NATURALIZED ALIENS
CITIZENSHIP is IN DANGER
SAYS WENDELL WILLKIE

danger"
Brought to tbs country by his
parents when but three years of
age Scheidnerman grew up as any
American boy. At the age CT
twelve he began selling newspa2-
ers and worked his way through
high school and two and one half
years of college. When twenty
one, Scheidnerman, after comply
ing with every naturalization law
became a citizen.
Twelve years after becoming a
citizen of the United States Att
orney General brought a civil suit
to cancel Scheidnerman's citizen
ship. On June IL, 1910 Federal
Judge Michael Roche of San Frau
cisco ordered Scheiderman's citiz-
enship revoked. An appeal was
made and the findings of the low
er court were upheld. Wlllki1
emphasized the fact that in these
hearings there was no evidence in
dicating that Scheiderman was not
a good citizen or that at any time
had he been arrested or censur-
ed by any law enforcement a.
gency."
Scheiderman both before and af-
ter becoming a citizen has been a
Communist. Willkie indicated
that this constitutes no bar to cit
izenship n contending, Congress
alone can make active member
ship in the Communist Party of
America a bar to naturalization.
1t has not done So"
Terming the case "a vital test
Of fundamental principles Of civil
liberties" Willkie declares the
lower court decisions, constitute
a drastic abridgement of freedom
of political belief and thought, of
free speech and freedom of the
press. in every respect contrary
to the fundamental concepts of
freedom of thought and impartial
justice, upon which the very basis
of our Constitutional democratic
form Of government rests"
Free Institutions" the brief
maintains, "can only be preserved
by the free expression of popular
will. They will perish from total
itarian methods. Their danger
lies in repression and in insidious
and unseen attacks rather than in
open advocacy Of change by con-
stitutional methods"
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07
CASE OF SHARECROPPER
WALLER TO GO BEFORE U. s.
SUPREME COURT

CASE Or SHAHECHOPPER
WALLER TO GO BEFORE U. s.
SUPREME COURT
The Supreme Court of Appeals
of Virginia, in a decision without
opinion, has denied the petition of
Odell Waller, Negro sharecropl
per of Gretna, Va, for a writ of
habeas corpus, which his attotE-
eys had requested principally on
the grounds that the barring of
non-payers of poll taxes from jury
service in Virginia made his indict-
ment and conviction unconstitu-
tional under federal and state law
Waller has been sentenced to lie
executed March 20 for the Staying
Of his white landlord, Oscar DAVIS.
John F. Finerty, attorney for Wal
Ter, has announced that an appeal
to the United States Supreme
Court would be made, thus plac-
ing the poll tax isue before the
nations highest court. In the
meantime, a further stay of exc
cution will be sought from newly
elected Colgate w. Darden Of vir-
ginia-
According to MI. Finerty, Wal
ler's petition to the Virginia court
was based on sworn statements
showing that non-payers of poll
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07

than $1,000 should be pledged as
a reward to any person or persons
furnishing information and evil
dence which will lead to the ar
rest, conviction, and punishment
of those responsible for the lynch
ing. The Federation hereby pledg
es the payment Of $500 of such re-
ward if other responsible organiz-
ations or persons will pledge the
balance"
Mr.. Marshall and Mr.. A. ]. Is
serman, Counsel for the Federal
ion, in a letter to Governor Don
nell, confirmed the wire and offer
ed to supplement the Federation's
pledge of $500 by helping to raise
the required balace. They urged
the Governor to cooperate in this
drive.
State Senator ChdrleS DlggS OF
the Third District of Michigan,
commenting on the offer of a re-
ward, said today: "As an elected
official of the state Of Michigan,
1 believe that in commencing the
Federation for its action, I express
the sentiment of all patriotic peo-
pie of America. The American
people recognize the crushing eff
feet on national unity and morale
of such crimes as this ruthless
lynching and will give their whole
hearted support to this effort to
bring the Missouri lynch mob to
Justice"
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07

ocratic institutions. Management
and labor must recognize this fact.
The American people must recog-
nize this fact. DR.. MacLean is
training young people for leader
ship an dnot to be detoured into.
the kind of work where their skill
and training will be of no avail.
I'VE are fighting against a vile
Nazi doctrine of rae superior
ity," Mr., Morris further declared.
Let us live what we are fighting
for and avoid the practice of any
Continued on page 1879
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07
WIFE CHARGES HUSBAND 70
WOMAN CHASER

Maria Mills, who is 81 years old
stated in her testimony in Detroit,
Michigan, that her 70 year Old
husband was a woman chaser and
wanted a divorce They have been
separated fourteen months and tie
Judge granted her a divorce.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07
MR.. FOSTER NELSON, DIES

Mr.. Foster Nelson, real estate
broker Of 26O1 Writ ST., died.
He was well known locally aid
in the real estate business. He
leaves to mourn his loss his willow
Mrs. Nelson, children, Dorothy
Abner, Dora, Katherine, Adelaide,
Foster, Leonard, Eddie, Edgar,
Freddie, Richard, Lonnie, and
Jackie and a host Of other relatiy-
es and friends.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07

ing programs to chart the course.
This Resolution spread upon the
minute books of the Council As a
matter of record on this the 21st
day of January, 1912, and copies
sent to all parties affected as an
notated below.
signed,
F. D. Jones, President,
Ida Lee Merchant, Secy.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-07
WILLkIE TAKES CASE TO
UNITED STATES SUPREME

Wendell L. Willkie in filing 9
brief with the United States Su-
preme Court on the case Of Will
lam Schneiderman this week stat
ed. eff Scheidnerman a be de-
prived of his citizenship on the
basis of these imputed views the
citizenship of every naturaliztd
citizen in the United States is in
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-02
So ~

.''. o. I'd Old Days"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-02

tinS. the y'ICers hare decided a.
mona III" O.. IA usu,l this TAIL. cNca
'i"uGh c"''.'tiun~ N, rIr irurt moo
MAI. II 3 iglt thrt amusement OF.
icird ~. ~ a diversion from wa.
hri\ti aud - fuln at recreation 10
all wh" ~" engaged ~ hard woIN
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Sale or Trade. Can sell to
non-defense workers. 600 Cayl-
ington Drive, North Gratiot, Mt.
Clemens. Payments includ l n &
taxes only one dollar day.
Price only $500. You save 500
a year in cash on these low
taxes. Only 5 new prize-winning
bungalows left. 5 large rooms,
bath. Beautiful paint job. Oak
stairway to high attic insulated,
high basement with large fur
mace. Countryside lots, all new
homes on street, only one block
to Gratiot. Near school, stores,
transportation. Only Is minutes
to Hudson Tank Plant, Chrys-
Ter Arsenal Plant, Detroit City
limits. Directions: Mt. Clemens
to 31l North Gratiot, right on
Scott Blvd. Open daily IL to 8
p. m. Phone Mt. Clemens 1898
J. BENZ. Rich, 12545 Linwood.
Townsend 0-4S05.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Modern home near Gratiot.
Attractive corner location over
loking park. 2 rooms, neat and
clean, garage. Best bargain in
town. Only $4,000. Terms.
80 acres near Gratiot on
Chesterfield Rd. High, fertile
excellent garden land. Only
$500. $500 down or sell Is
acres.
jefferson Avenue corner, near
City Water Works, and school,
lovely shade trees. 78x250, only
$650.00. $50 down. w.. G. Fem
ton, Lawyers Bldg, opposite
County Building. Call Mt. Glenn
ems 28l days, 657 evenings.
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O. G. KNAPP
24125 Groesbeck Highway

5 room house. Jefferson ave-
nue. near lake. Hot dog stand
adjacent. Terms.
Modern Z room house on N.
Gratiot. Good location. $1,000
will handle deal.
Approximately 81 acre farm.
Fairchild road. Good land.
House in good condition. See
this one as Il is q good buyl
GATZ REALTY co.
1874 North Gratiot, Mt. Clemens
Above Green's Phone 500
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

For Sale - N w building,
10 X Is, wired. Finished inside.
Suitable for addition to house.
Well built. Floyd Reynolds
Motor Sales, 21730 Van Dyke,
Van Dyke, Mich. Center Line
1858 or Oldham 0088.
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HOUSES

HOUSES
Another choice home, 4 rooms,
large vestibule entrance; 2-car
garage; deep driven well. Nice
lawn. 2 blocks off Gratiot at Is
Mile Rd. Only q few minutes to
any east side industry. This cot
tage must be sold at once. $4,000,
$500 down. Easy payments.
Let us help you find a home.
FARMS
go acres near Richmond with
buildings, tools anG stock. 10
cows, team of horses, 800 chick
ems. 20 ducks and other fowls.
so ton of hay. 400 bushel oats,
200 bushel wheat, and approx
m:tely 400 bushels corn.
We also have two other good
farms, one of So acres. Safe in
veStments.
LOTS
Lots and small parcels of land
from $50 up. Two very fine 4
and 5 acre pieces partly wooded.
Real bargains, small down pay
ments.
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5 rooms, toilet water, electric
81, 500-$500 down.
6 rooms, basement and bath,
no furnace, $2,000-$500 down,
4 rooms, bath, wired for cleo.
trio stove, has electric pump and
water frontage. $2,000-$500
down.
rooms, modern, 2 car garage,
cement driveway, $2,750-$750
down.
5 rooms, one floor, modern,
s., 500-$500 down.
8 rooms, brick, steam heat,
81, 500-$2,500 down.
4 apartments, stem heated,
rented for $110 per month, a.
400-$2,500 down.
WllDT & WARNER
Hole. Approved Brokers
Barron Bldg. above First
National Bank
Phone Mt. Clemens 1914
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

NOTICE TO FAMILIES NOV
ING FROM SELFRIDGE -
YOUR GOVERNMENT OPTION
accepted As payment If you wish
to buy q home. Phone 1877,
Mount Clemens. 1912 N. Gratiot.
Several excellept opportunities
available. So get . home or
income property.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

139 SOUTH AVENUE
Sacrifice for quick sale. Liv.
rm., din. rm., kitchen, sun rm.,
bath, two bedrooms, basement,
furnace, garage. Paved street.
Close to Grant School, high
school, all, conveniences. Full
price $3.50. Easy terms. Call
Mt. Clemens 2293-J or see Mr..
MacNeill at Ben Rich's new
homes on Darlington, turn on
Scott Blvd. (311 North Gratiot)
follow signs.
BENJAMIN RICH
14545 LinWood To. 8456S
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Elderly woman, keep house
for elderly gentleman. Woman
of German descent preferred.
1O3 Lincoln, Mt. Clemens.
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For lease or sale. New large
building. with Tear garage,
plenty of storage space. Cement
block construction. &c m e n {
floors, high voltage wiring, gas
and water. 2 acres frontage
Gratiot. This Is an ideal spot
for q machine shop. For par
ticulars, call Plaza 1880.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

One child's bed. one high
chair, and miscellaneo . chairs
% Gallup, Mt. Gle. sens.
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TYPEWRrTURH 1ro
ABLE-ror ~ TX
err. r. you nesd =
think you en- g.
Typewriters and ~
ment bought. 16o(n1l
pairs. Hours . - &
ply Co.. ~ Co. M
) Clemens 1o13s q ~!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Household furniture. Good
condition. No dealers. Reason
able. Phone Mt. Clemens
2lo7.W.1.
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Cotton mattresses, al sizes.
This weeks special, @S.oe. Con-
goleum rugs, al sizes, $3.26 up,
Ok IL administer rugs, $3o. so.
Baby play yards, sass, bed
room suites, $3S up. stu o
couch $36. Occasional with otto
man, $3.50. Thousands Of use
full items and household goods
to pick from. Tebo. Third at
Dickinson. Phone Mt. Clemens
420-J. Sewing machine, wash
ing machine, vacuum cleaner.
We have them.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Wilton carpeting, yeas old. IL
by -: with stair carpet and hall
runner. Phone Mount Clemens
1910.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Maple dining room, living
room furniture. Call after 10
q. m. Mt. ClomanD 334o-WA.
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& piece English oak bedroom
suite. Cost $500. VIII sell for
SOS. Phone Mt. Clemens 1864.
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Furnished rooms for rent. In
quire Olympia Bath House.
Phone Mt. Clemens 100.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Furnished room. Hot and cold
water. Phone Mt. Clemens 1857
w. 8 Franklin.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

1891 Dodge Sedan. Al shape,
good tires. Also house trailer.
Both for $2SS. IL Third st..
Mt. Clemens
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The Cassiies are Crummedw ith Nlues-Don SneeA
- Used Cons for Sale

$500 takes house complete TO
be moved from Selfridge govern
ment property. Price includes
all cost of movi e and also large
lot near Gratiot. Phone 1877
Mt. Clemens. 312 N. Gratiot.
Part cash required.
Washington Is - Seven room
house, excellent location. large
lot. double garage. Lyle Par
rott, 3788 Gladstone, Detroit.
Tyler 4-0048.
II you want action In
selling your property, list it
with 3.
o. G. KNAPP
24125 Groesbeck Highway
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One straight sasv chair, one
rocker, one settee. All leather
upholstered. Quick sale, $500.
W. A. Bartke. - Parkview, 1T.
Clemens. Phone 1301.W. Call
after 8 p. m. 4
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

1882 Chevrolet coupe. Good
condition. Good rubber. In
Quire So Leslie, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Beauty operator wanted. Good
fingerwaver and manicurist. $50
guaranteed. Five days a week.
Roseville Beauty Shop. Phone
Roseville O883-W.
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E. A. Kerner

1928 SOUTH GRATIOT
PHONE MT. CLEMENS 1880
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1899 Ford. Very good rubber.
Motor needs . little work. Real
buy. 81 Michigan, Mt. Clemens.
S205 cash.
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Reliable couple with infant
desires four or five room mod
ern house. Gratiot and Utica
road section. Roseville 2502-R.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Cow 70 freshen soon. Choice
Of herd. 67e0 North Ave-. Mount
Clemens.
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Bay mare In foal. Works
single or double. 6610 Fifteen
Mile road. Warren, Mich.
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Winter Potatoes

Order early. thousand bush.
els Idaho, Rural Sussets Chip
pewaA Green Mountains. Pa
todens. Leave your order. a
Yeamans st, Mt Clemens.
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Employment

Middle aged or elderly woman
for light housework. Call be-
tween 10 a. m. and l p. m. 102
Clinton, Mt. Clemens.
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Jersey cows for sale. T. B.
and Bangs tested. George Mil
Ter, 81 East Woodbeck off NIL
Ter road, Armada.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Two bulls, one Jersey, one
Durham. 7237 Patton Route No.
z, Mt. Clemens. Frank Girard.
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1910 2 door deluxe Ford. Good
tires, radio. heater, fog lights.
Call Mt. Clemens TO, between
5 and z pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
ChurchiNs Defense
OF Admiral Recalled

LONDON, Oct. 7 R.-Admiral
Thomas c. Hart's assertion that
the RAF failed to give the British
battleship Prince of Wales and
battle cruiser Repulse help off Ma
laya recalled today Prime Minister
Churchill's explanation in the
House of Commons December II,
1941, that such aid was impossible
because of Japanese attacks on
British airdromes in Northern Ma
laya
II understand that it was i'm
possible for shore-based aircraft to
give the support to the ships that
had been hoped for because of the
attack which had beer made on our
airdromes, and the admiral pro-
ceeded on the basis of clouds which
were very low and afforded protec-
ton for the offensive stroke he
washed to make" Mr.. Churchill said
then.
Mr.. Churchill vigorously defended
the British Admiral, Sir Tom S. v.
Phillips, again in Commons last
January 81 when he declared that
Phillips decided drastic. urgent ma
val action was required" to halt the
Japanese transports and said the
only British aircraft carrier then
In commission was with the home
fleet.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Remarkable Treatment fo,
STOMACH DISTRESS

Stomach Acid
Are you tortured
with the burning 8
misery of too much
free stomach acid
which causes you
to suffer with ter
rible gna wing agony
even W h en- I h E
stomach is empty?
Are you teasingly
prodded with a de-
Evening star., 1942-10-07
War Industry Skill Courses
Take Away Bridge Table 4ths
Bethesda Chevy Chase Adults Prepare
To Serve IT, S. Over Lathe or Drawing Board

A large group of men and women
in the Bethesda Chevy Chase area
has decided that instead of playing
bridge or attending the theater in
the evenings, the members can best
help their country by taking voca-
tional training for war industrial
jobs in case their services are
needed.
A great many Of them do not
intend to put their newly acquired
knowledge to immediate use, but
they are being familiarized with the
use of tools and drawing board tech
niques so that they will be ready to
take jobs if they're called in a
mobilization of manpoWer.
Mrs. Robert Littleton of 4711
Langdrum lane, Chevy Chase, de-
cided that she would have more po-
tential value to her Nation if she
gave up bridge playing and joined
the classes being held five nights a
week for IL weeks in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School.
Look Forward to Glasses.
She, along with 81 others, is learn
ing the fundamentals of scale draw
ing. cutting, filing, riveting and the
proper care Of tools. Most of their
work centers around aspects of air
plane manufacture.
Many OF the workers, like Mrs
Littlejohn, find the work sufficiently
interesting to make them anticipate
the evening classes with enthusiasm.
Another student is Welles Merriam,
So, of Kensington, brother of DR..
Lewis Merriam of the Brookings In
stitution. Mr.. Merriam is in the
patent department of large manu-
featuring corporation and has had
an amateurs experience with tools,
but he's learning to use them, as an
expert now.
IF Uncle Sam needs the help of
a 63-year-old man in any of his
war production factories. I want to
be in a position to give the best
possible service" he said.
Buyer Develops Talent.
Edgar Gates of Washington, a
buyer for the shoe department of a
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Laytonsvi|Ie Girls Win
Prizes at 4-H Club Rally

ROCKVILLE. Md. Oct. For a
chicken canning demonstration at
the State All Club rally day at Col
lege Park. Mary Frances Windham
and Miriam Groves. both of Laytons-
vile. have been awarded a prize of
s.. Miss Edythe M. Turner. home
demonstration agent for Montgom-
cry County. trained them.
Two other State awards went to
Montgomery County girls Miss
Windham won a $25 War bond in
the victory program contest and Miss
Evelyn Arnold of Lewisdale, men,
ber of the Cedar Grove club, won a
similar prize in canning contest
10th Miss Windham's story and Miss
Arnoia's report will 60 TO Chicago for
participation in national contests,
Miss Turner stated.
Gladys Arnold, Lewisdale, won the
county award for the top five records
sent in to the county contest and
will receive S. from the State Fair
Board Other Montgomery County
participants who ranked in the con-
test and who will receive gold medals
are Jean Barnsley, Laytonsville
George Fry. Laytonsville; Paul Burn
er, Clarksburg, and Washington
White, Laytonsville.