davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION
OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION

Copies f the application form to be used by $4,000 motorists and
motorcycle living in Montgomery County in renewing their
gasoline today
by the Office of Price Administration together with instructions
filling them out
Applications will be available all official tire inspection
rons, located in Montgomery County.
OPA and motorcycle pick of the
application and mail to their raonng boards Immediately that
ration books be issued beginning
AS last the form is in two Part is to be filled
and signed application for A I'D" book Part "B
tire inspection which the initial
the applicant along with the coupon book -
Since the renewal will be made by mail the application when
sent the board must be accompanied by pieces evidence
identify the application with already holding
that tires have inspected These evidences 1)
of the present "A "D ration book properly signed and
addressed and 2 the inspection showing
least inspection has been made and approval given
Ration holders tearing
books warned by OPA take
entity detached coupons valid under aonng regua-
tiOns
that
tire inspection record accompanied the application showing
serial number of tires inspected.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
r A ITO N
REMINDER

GASOLINE-In II states of East
ern shortage area A-6 coupons
are valid.
FUEL OIL-Period 5 coupons in
OLD rations remain valid through
September 80. Period coupons
in new rations are good through
December.
SUGAR-Stamp No. IA, good for 5
lbs, is valid through October.
Stamps Nos. Is and 16 are good
through October 81 for lbs.
each for home canning purposes.
SHOES-Stamp No. 18 Il pair) is
valid through October 81.
STOVES-Consumer purchases of
rationed stoves must be made
with a certificate obtained at
local War Price and Rationing
Boards.
MEAT, ETC.-Red Stamps X and
Y and z valid through October 2.
Brown stamps A and B good
through October 2. Brown
stamp c becomes good Sept. 26
and remains good through Oct.
80.
PROGRESSED FOODS - Blue
stamps U. v and w now good,
epxire October 20.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Bar Association
Approves Rule On
Court Practice
John E. Oxley Elected New
President At Annual Meet
ing In Rockville

The annual meeting of the
Montgomery County Bar Associa-
tion was held at the nungerford
Tavern, in Rockville, last week.
John E. Oxley was elected presi-
dent of the Association for the
ensuing year; James H. Pugh of
Chevy Chase was elected vice-pres-
ident; Emma B. Waldrop of Sill
yer Spring, secretary; John R.
Reeves of Bethesda, treasurer, and
Ralph G. Shure of Takoma Park,
Benjamin G. Wilkinson of Silver
Spring and Clifford H. Robertson
of Rockville were elected directors
of the association.
Resolutions were adopted thank
ing the County Commissioners for
their assistance in establishing the
new law library in the Court House
at Rockville and the establishment
of the new and enlarged office for
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
The Association unanimously
approved the rule governing the
filing of pleadings in the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County
which was recently promulgated
by the four Judges of the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County,
and which is soon to go into effect.
Recent interpretations of the
rule and the Act of the Legisla-
ture by Washington newspapers
and certain members of the Bar,
who practice in the District of CO.
lumbia, were regretted, as the
Members of the Association were
of the unanimous opinion that
said interpretations are completely
inaccurate and unjustified.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Nursing Extension
Course Is Offered

An extension Course in Maternal
and Child Hygiene, approved for
two college credits by Catholic Uni
versity School of Nursing Educa-
ton will be given in the Rockville
Health Center by Miss Lillian A
Gardiner and Mrs. Florence Gar
rett. Glasses will begin on Mon
day, October A, from 8:20 to 1000
A. NJ. and will be held weekly
through January 1914.
All graduate nurses who desire
to register for this work will please
get in touch with Miss Lillian A.
Gardiner, Supervisor of the Nurs-
ing Service of the Montgomery
County Health Department, Rock
vile.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Needle Work Guild
Week Oct. 10 to 16

The week of October 1915, the
Needlework Guild will join in the
countrywide celebration of its
59th year of aiding the sick and
needy. There are over 700 branches
in the Nation-10 in Maryland-3
in Montgomery County. Mrs.
George e. Pariseau heads the Be-
thesda branch, Mrs. Uric Hutton,
the Brookeville branch and Mrs.
Clyde Thomas, the Gaithersburg
branch. Membership is open to
everyone through the contribution
Of two new identical articles of
wearing apparel or household
linens.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Olney Horse Show
Scheduled Saturday

The proceeds Of the fourteenth
annual show of Montgomery Coun-
ty Horse Show Association to be
held Saturday on the farm of T.
Alexander Barnsley, near Olney,
will be turned over to the Home
Service Branch of the Red Cross,
according to the president, Robert
II. Miller.
In charge of the show are: Hill
ton Ladson, Thomas A. Ladson, Jr.,
Douglas Cashell, Howard Mus
grove, Jr., and Millard GLAND, as
mounted marshals; Robert B. Chi
chester, James Bready, John f.
Muncaster, Jr, Henry Benson, ST.,
Edward Snowden, Everett Beall,
William Gilpin and GLAND Harvey
as ring marshals; Frederick Gil
pin as ring master, and Richard w.
Janney as announcer.
Committees also named were:
Elbin Leishear, DR.. Herman H.
Ladson, Mahlon Kirk and Eli Leis-
hear, heavy draft horses; Stanley
P. Stabler, Calvin Ownes, Josiah
J. Hutton, Frederick Gilpin and
Robert Miller, riding classes; Stan
ley P. Stabler, Mahlon Kirk and
J. Ferguson Barnsley, gates and
prizes; Mrs. A. J. Boyd, entries;
Manlon Kirk, police.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
/ Might Be WrOng--BUT
By p. G.. STROMBERG--

problems will be catalogued
under this general head. Tax
alton will need be heavy for an
Indefinite time. The time will
be shorter or longer according
to the efficiency of plans for
unemployment. Great outlays
will need be made for public
works which will extend the
time before lower taxes.
With it all, however, we will
return to the kind of peace and
the kind of country for which
America has invested its blood,
its wealth and its energy. We
will again be in position to live
as we like without fear of world
upsets. Our
First PEACE, taxes will be
Second, high and our
Jobs For All confusion great.
Still our income
will be sufficiently high to stand
the strain. We will be given an
opportunity to demand the kind
of future which will make
repetition of the present world
upheaval next to impossible.
Never again will Uncle Sam be
found as helpless as we had per-
mitted our country to become
during the thirties. We will
continue in a position strong
enough to do real policing job.
With proper world understand
ing of our unselfish motives and
with the full cooperation of
Britain and Russia the world
should be on the brink of an era
which will not produce SO many
heroes for, history but which
will prevent the early death Of
millions of unsung heroes whose
possible contributions to poster
ity will prove continuing bless
ing to mankind.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Minute Men To
Have Reserves
Under New Order
Gov. O'COnOr Announces No
One Will Be Discharged
$4,000 For Equipment

No discharges of Maryland Min
ute Men or elimination of present
units will be made, according to
official announcement made this
week, following completion of a
survey made by officers of the
State Military Department and
checked by the Third Service Com
mand.
Instead of discharging any Of the
Minute Men, reserve units will be
formed for each company. 1t. Col.
E. Brooke Lee, commanding officer
of the Seventh Battalion comprised
of Howard, Montgomery and Fred
erick counties in a communication
to all Minute Men captains said,
"In the 7th Battalion area l plan
to transfer to the reserve the men
already recommended by the Cap
tains of the Minute Men companies
for such transfer, together with
such of the men recommended for
discharge as appear more appro-
pirate for inclusion in the reserve
than for discharge"
At the present time 10,341 en-
listed men and 510 officers consti-
tute the Minute Men organization.
It is expected that after the trans
fers are made there will be app
proximately 5000 enlisted men and
officers in the active companies.
Governor O'Conor made known
this week that Major General Mil
ton A. Reckord, Commanding Offic-
er of the Third Service Command,
had given his approval to the new
table of organization for the
Minute Men.
The fund of $4,000 that is now
available for equipment will be
used for the purchase of ammuni-
ton and articles of cl0thing and
equipment for the various units.
It is understood that the men on
active duty with active companies
will be the only ones to receive any
of the clothing or equipment. 1t
is assumed however, that men on
the reserve will be authorized to
participate in rifle firing practice
with their respective companies
and would be so authorized to use
some of the ammunition that the
State is about to furnish.
The Governor further stated that
it is his intention to maintain the
Minute Men units throughout the
present emergency. Their assign
ments viii be determined by the
number of vital installations to be
guarded and, also to be determined
by the population.
Under the plan, the Reserve
Units would be available in the
event of greater emergency but,
for the present, would not be re-
quired to attend drills or to under
go the regular training of the ac-
tive units.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Col. Lee Is Chairman OF
Public Works Projects

AS member of Governor O'Con-
or's committee on postwar plan
ming and rehabilitation Lieut.. Col.
E. Brooke Lee has been named
chairman of the subcommittee to
supervise public activities and help
promote flow of proposed pro-
jects from the counties ard munich
palities in the period following the
war.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Do You Know

mo person driving Or in
charge of motor vehicle shall
permit it to stand unattended
without first stopping the en-
gine, locking the ignition and
removing the key, Or when
standing upon any perceptible
grade without effectively setting
the brake theron and turning
the front wheels to the curb or
side Of the highway" Sec. 1872.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Pumphrey Makes
Gift To Hospital

Warner E. Pumphrey, Silver
Spring business man has sponsor
ed the furnishings of the Assembly
Room Of the Suburban Hospital al
Bethesda. Mr.. Humphreys gift Of
$500 will provide extra furniture
board table, desk, bookshelves
draperies and comfortable chairs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Norman Ward Endorsed
For POstmastership

After having been notified by
Mr.. Nicholas Brewer VINO had
previously been recommended to
the Democratic State Central
Committee unanimously went on
his name be withdrawn, the
Rockville District Democratic
Committee unanimously went on
record endorsing Mr.. Norman
Ward for the position.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
County Man
Killed In Action

Pfc. Emery E. Dove of the Rock
vile vicinity has been reported
killed in action in the North Afri-
can area, the War Department dis
closed this week.
Pvt. Dove, who made his home
with his sister, Mrs. Chester
Matthias entered the Army on May
IL, 1912. He had previously been
employed for seven years by the
J. H. Small Inc. Nurseries.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Olney Grange To
Resume Meetings

At a special netting held last
week it was decided to resume the
meetings of Olney Grange in
October. Meetings had been sus-
pended because of the gas short
age. Miss Sarah Haviland is Master
and Mrs. Robert H. Miller secre-
tary Of the organization whose his
tory runs back many years-it is
said to be one of the oldest of its
kind in Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
DIR. Edwards To Preach

The Rev. John r. Edwards, DID,,
District Superintendent Of the
West Washington District is an
nounced by the Pastor, The Rev.
J. w. Rosenberger, to preach at the
Methodist Church in Rockville,
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Special Service
At st. Luke's

Under auspices Of the Council of
Churches, a special service Of pray
er will be held in st. Luke's Epis-
copal Church, Brighton at 8 P. M.
on Sunday, October 3rd, Of inter-
cessory prayer for the safety of
men called into the service Of the
country.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
Instructions For Filing Application For
NeW "A" And I'D" Gasoline Coupons

Editors Note: The fooUing ocoI Instructions regard
ing applications for me@ A and ID" are set forth
released By the Ratiog Boord Rockville 1t stated
That great deal of difficulty has been experienced IN having
applications properly filled out
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23
At Office OF
The County
Parade Permit Granted
Bethesda Firem EN- -
Weights Report Received

The County Commissioners at
their meeting on Tuesday issued
permit to Fire Chief A. J. Bar
gagni of Bethesda, for a fire pre-
vention parade to be held October
5th.
The parade will be sponsored by
the Auxiliary Firemen of the Be
thesda Fire Department and will
be followed by a demonstration as
a part of the Fire Prevention
Week observance. The parade
will start on Arlington and Fair
mount in Wilson Lane to George
town Road to Wisconsin Avenue
to Smiths Furniture Store for
the demonstration.
The Commissioners appointed
Phil D. Poston, William F. Carlin
and Walter L. Funderburk ap-
raisers TO set value on the land
to be taken by the County for
road purposes in extending Bru-
nett Avenue from its present ter
minus to the Four Corners Road /;
this land being acquired for the
convenience and safety of children
attending the Parkside school, who
would otherwise have to travel on
dangerous road.
The Commissioners received a
report from Harriet M. Griffith,
case worker, showing expenditures
and collections by the Office Of the
Charity and Medical Relief for the
month Of August as follows:
Receipts from Relatives
Of Insane Patients s 929.3O
Receipts from Patients in
Hospitals ..... 47.OO
County Pensions, Hos
pitalization and Medi-
cal Services .......... 325.98
Excess Collections over
expenses for the Month
Of August for Office of
Charity and Medical
KeiIef ............. $ 650.32
The Board received a Report
from A. A. Moxley, Inspector of
Weights and Measures for the
period March Is, 1943 to Septem-
Der Is, 1943 showing he had in
spected 658 pumps and found 6O2
correct, and 38 over measure and
Of 725 scales inspected ITO we're
correct, 7 giving overweight and
8 we're giving short weight.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-23

WHILE every ounce of energy
~ is being pressed against the
German and Japanese enemy
there is an increasing interest in
POSTWAR planning. Most of the
great dreams Of a beautiful
world expressed so eloquently
by those who would have all
people love peace so passion
ately that war would forever be
banned as a curse of mankind
are being shelved for more prac-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16
ID Y X A. L
PAGALBA NUO
REUMATIZMO

Jei kenciate kuno skausmus; jei
sanariai jauslus; jei uzeina skaus-
mai orc permainose, patariam Jums
bandyt ROSSE Tabs be mokesties lr
obligacijp. Naudojamos tukstanclu
per virs dvidesimts metu, gavimui
greito paliuosavimo skausmu Reu-
matizmo, Arthritis, ir Neuritis.
DYKAI sio Laikrascio Skaitytojams
Jeigu niekad nenaudojot ROSSE
Tabs, prasom jus BANDYT juos-
isbandykit musu kastu. PasiQsime
juns pilno dydzio pakeli-sunaudo-
kit "a tabletes DYKAI. Jei neduos
greito paliuosavimo nuo skausno ir
jus busit nepatenkinti pasekmemis
II to pakelio zema kama, grazinkit
nesunaudota dali, ir jums nieko ne
kastuos. Nesiuskit pinigu, tik savo
varda ir adresa i:
ROSSE Products Co. Dept. X-3
s7OS w. Farwell Ave. Chicago, LII
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16

Vienok likuSleJl draSke uZpuollhuo' M !
sviro vieno kirtis ten krito vyras. Noo
Virpsos ir nguno pagalau pradeJo salln-
tis yisi, kaip. salinasi karvellal nuo Vaila-
gu, Druciausi vyrai bego be gedos huo
iu i Sail. Pamates tai plesiku vadas su-
grieze dantimis ir griuvo pats ant lguno'
stengdamasis ivytu zirgu parmustl j zn-
ga ir tokiu budu be ypatingo truso II pa
yoiaus sau nuzudyti j, ismusta IS zlrgo'
Bet ir llgunas buvo ant atsargos, JlS truk-
telejo savo Sata truputl ! sail II pleslkas
toie akimirkoje su trenksmu pranere pro
H. Antras toks uzklupimas buvo OAR ne
iaimingesnis plesikui, mes llgunas speJo IS
10 ranku ismusti skyda. Liovesl dabar
klastos plesiku vadas ir guile staclal ant
Ileuno s,l skydu vienoje rankole, kur1 10
vvrai speio ia1n paduoti, ir kardu antfoJe'
Padrasinfi vado, keli plesikai skvlrbo tap
pat prie nguno. Jau ir jam skyda ko ne
| istrenke is rankos vienas pleslkas, Jau
kirvio kirtis ir syki ir antra uzgaVo j II
per sarvus sutrenke drucial. Bet nelem-
ia dar huvo kad vaikinas prazutu. lspuo-
lie is piles Detuvos vyrai atltrauke dau-
guma plesiku j save; sumazejo Ju pulkas
Iir ties Ilgunu, DE to ir' paclam Jam paslse-
ke nutrenkti kelis plesikus. Dabaf atsl-
RADIO Ilgunas axis aki su plesiku vadll. ,if
kaip matyt buvo, abudu nudziugo IS to.
Plesiko kardas kaip ir jieskojo silpnesnlu!
vietu Ilguno sarvuose, stengdamasls rast!
gvva kuna savo galu tai ties mastimis, tai
20 pazastimis.s Ii Ilguno kirtis ne vlenas
nueio niekais. Caves vienok truputl pro
COS. Tglnas, kaip 1natyt buvo, surlnko VI
sas savo paiiegas iakirti ir. s1noge. Smu-
gis pataike galva ir perskele vado salma.
Ans mosteleies: ral,kom krito zemyn: zu:
vus vadui, Fdahs2 plesiku kaip pauksciai
sklido visas sails, nesdami gyvastl; dalls
piktu riksmu kniubo ant llguno IL pulke-
iio. kad atkersyti. Pills visiems iseJo IS
galvos. Virpsos vyrams ir Kuro pulkellul
erase dabar didziausias pavojus. DabaI
lie paskendo tarp priesu If skublno tlktal
ginti
Nelaiminga ja padeti patemijo piles
(, vyrai ir naudodamiesi is atsltrauklmo
5 nuo piles isleke per vartus, palikdanll pc
kelis del visako tiktai ties piles Vartals
} ir soko pagalba atkirciai.
Apstoti vyrai, isvyde pagalba, IL pa
tvs is savo puses, vietoje gilntls, svlro VI
somis paiiegomis ant uzpuoliku. II pakl
i 10 arsiu-arsiausia kova. zvingayo, zvle
ge zirgai, kasdami vieni kitus. SkambeJ'
: kardai Reke, vaitoio suzeisti vyral. j..
O Vienok plesiku, netekusiu vado, lkarstl
: umai apnalso, ypac kada jie patenllJo. ne
), mazai zuvusip savisliu ta1pe IL wen
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16
PATkO "ALPIS"

Pranas Tamosaitis, is She-
nandoah, Pa, raso Dirvos ad-
ministracijai:
"Priemiau nuo jusu knyga
ALPS, kuri man labai patiko,
negalejau atsidziaugti ja skai-
tydamas. Patarciau kiekvie-
nam Lietuviui ta knyga isigy-
ii, ypatingai tokiam Lietu-
viui kuris yra kiles is zemal-
tiios. AS pats esu kiles IS
zemaitijos todel labai lvertinu
apysaka kuri apraso apie' ze-
maicius. Ia knyga verta ne
dvieju dolariu, bet tick auksc
kick il yra sunkumo, mes ma
zai yra Lietuvisku istorinir
knygu kaip ALPS, taip pamo-
kinaneiu ir atskleidzianciu mu'
su tautos practices garbingas
dienas".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16

ir kita iuiu saliele skrijo dabar sail,
manvdalna tiktai isneSti savo kali. Ant
gallo sujudejo ir visas ju pulkas. Bet II |
dabar vyru uzpuoliku pulke buvo didele
tvarka. Pagaliau, duotu senyvo vyro zen
klu, kareiviai susimete viena pulkell II
eue trauktis sails, gindamiesi tolydzlo
kad il spaudziami is visu puslu. Tvarko-
ie lie persidangino per Jauskuldes upe lrI
pelketus Jos krantus If tiktal dabar pasl-
leido l1kti visu snlagunlu, bet Wis tVarko-
ie, pro Komiskius namon.
PLIES vyrai, nuvije plesikus II paly-
dele iuosius per kelias varsnas, sugryzo
atgal. nes ir lie patys il zirgai buvo lkl
valiai nualsinti. Be to visiems rupeJo ap-
ziureti ir suzeistuosius, kuriu tarpe guile
10 Rad,lsis su suzeista koia. 1lgunas su
Virpsa nespeio apziureti savo draugu kaip
iau salia ia atsirado Triobius SUI Kuru.
Ma! Virpsa, jau kad dekui tai de-
'l1,1i fan ir tavo draugams! - kalbejo, pa
sveikines VIRUS. Triobius. Nedaug jusu,
bet atstoiote visa pulka. ] jusu vidurl
llaipo pili verzesi per kick laiko Bukotu-
ko vyrai if nieko negalejo padaryti! lr
orazu gi buvo, vyruti, ziureti kiekvlenas
Undo rr;e ilsu, smelkesi, taFtum prie kry-
lviu-krivaiGio palaimininui, ir kiekvienas,
caves s.nugi, arba kniubscias zemyn nosia
| srllko, arba susilenkes labai dievobainir-
leai skriio sail. Bet graziausia buvo ka-
| da iusu bendras ngunas vienu du pasiti-
ko su Bukotlku Bukotukas pas mus Vi
sole apygardoie garsus kareivis, vienok
ir lis npiSlaike Ma, If del1ui gi jums! Da-
bar as iusu nuo saves jau neiSleisiu. Ku-
ras man sake kad sveikiens vistiek k1r
| butt. ma tai hukite pas name, ka apie IS
| x ilyal toj
metus butt pasitrauke, kad il dvejus.
Ant gunios pasideje Radusi nugabeno
| i pii. Kitus slzeistus apziurejo taipgi, ir
savuosius, ir svetimus. Paliepes juos nu-
kraustyti j pill, Triobius nusivede su Wy
rails Detuva
Is piles patikti eio moterys, mergos,
b6go vaikai SUI riksniais. Visi dziaugesi
IS uzpuoliku atremimo, visi gerbe apgy-
n6ius, ypac Virpsa su jo vyrais.
Ties piles vartais patiko vyrus pat
Triobiene su dukterim, geltonplauke Da-
nuta, ir su dviem merginom, viesniom is
! Senpies, Ruskytemis. Danuta galejo bu
ii lokiu sesiolikos metu, RuskyciQ vie
ma buvo truputl vyresnes klta treJet11
metu iaunesne. Abb Ruskytes buvo juod
/, plaukes Q visos labai grazios. Danuto
mleynos akys, kaip limo ziedas, labai tai
! kiai ir neiliai ziurejo. Ruskyciu gi Evil
gsnys buvo smarkesnis il issykio reisk
iu traskesni ir judresni buda. Vienok Vi
= su graziausia buvo laikoma vyresneji Rus
: kyle Kaip is kalbu suzinojo paskui Wy
!: raj, del jos tai ir buvo daromi visi siti
: uzpuolimai. Uzsimane mat, ia Bukotu
; kas piktumu paimti IL eme. Tiktai daba
!: vajkinui visai nepagiliavo If jisai gulej
: apmires. Uzpakalyje moterQ stovejo Trio
!. biaus sunus, Skirmuntas, vaikinas suvir
: dvideslmties metu.
q (RuS daupiaul