davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

ing submarine from nearly
10000 feet.
But one of his fondest recollec-
tons is the time a Messerschmitt
100 darted in overhead his fortress
The Stinky"-and was cold
turkey"
This was one of four planes ne
believes his fortress downed.
He added that il was the job OF
his plane to get the bigger stuff,
though.
Perhaps the lieutenant's most
tense moment came when he was
ferrying a general from the Middle
East TO Casablanca for the Roose.
Iyelt-Churchill meeting.
1T was q night flight and the
enemy was ell along the route.
A sandstorm came up and I had
to mako q forced landing with
one engine gone and with very
little gas left" he related.
I'VE made it in the sand
dunes near an Arab village and
the only casualty was the gen
eral who bumbcd his head.
Tho general went on his way
in French plane and We stayed
with . camel corps until our
ship was repaired"
SEES RoMMEL's END
1t. Goodrich made frequent
sorties against the German Afrika
Korps from the time Cairo waa
threatened. And he ID convinced
that United Nations air superiority
is primarily responsible for the
setbacks handed Rommel.
Confident that Rommel n do0e
in Africa. 1t. Goodrich voiced Coz.
viction that 'it will be only q mat.
ter of weeks before he is thrown
out Of Tlnix," n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
POPE ISSUES APPEAL

WASHINGTON, April 24-Fol.
lowing is the complete text of tho
letter from the Apostolic Delegate
in the United States to all Cardis
nails. archbishops and bishops for
transmission to all Catholic clergy
and communicates, conveying the
appeal of Pope Plus XII that the
month of May be devoted to
prayers to the Blessed Virgin for
attainment OF just peace. which
will be read from virtually every
Catholic pulpit in the United
States, as well as throughout the
world at all masses tomorrow,
Easter Sunday:
Washington, D. c.
April -, 1913.
Your Excellency:
On April 10, 1943, through his
eminence the Cardinal Secretary.
of State, the Holy Father has
requested that I invite your ex-
cellency and your faithful to join
with him in prayer during the
month of May.
EXPORTS ALL CATHOLICS
As in proceeding years His
Holiness will invoke the inter-
cession of the Blessed Virgin
Mary for the need Of humanity.
and for the attainment Of q Just
peace.
Realizing that war Is a conse-
quence of the rejection Of Divine
teaching the sovereign Pontiff
recommends a return to religion
and honesty, and earnestly ex-
horts all Catholics to consecrate
themselves to the heart of Mary
in their resolutions to lead q
better life.
His Holiness explicitly calls
upon the school children for
prayers during their May devo-
tons. Especially in the pleading
of the innocent souls--many Of
whose lives have been deeply
affected by the war-rising in
mighty chorus before the throne
Of God is their hope for blessings
of peace and mercy upon q dis
ordered world.
ASKS ALL ATTEND
! am sure that your excellency
will bring the invitation of the
Holy Father to the attention of
/ all your clergy, religious and
faithful, so that with the vicar
OF Christ all Catholics may Join
in an appeal that will be pleas
ing to Almighty God and will
find its answer in the blessings
Of a speedy and lasting peace.
With sentiment Of esteem and
all good wishes I remain,
A. c. CICOCNANI,
Archbishop of Laodicea,
Apostolic Delegate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Jerusalem ThronQs
Greet i. ). PreIate

JERUSALEM. April "a (UP)-
Archbishop Francis d. Spellman
of New York passed through
packed throngs along the Via
Dolorosa-Way of the Cross-to-
day on his way to pontificate at
the liturgical blessing, part of the
Holy Saturday services, in the Ba-
silica of the Holy Sepulcre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
0CD Unit 10 Air
Day Nursery Costs

The Wayne County Council OF
Defense committee on day care OF
children will meet Wednesday &c
discuss reduction of nursery costs
and possibility of city and state
subsidies. The meeting will be helc
AT 3 p. m. in the Merrill-Palmei
School, II T.. Ferry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Each 40xl4O $500 takes all, free and
clear. SIS down Good garden soil, city
water, electricity. Only block from Ford
Rd. Good bus service MCFARLAND
BROS 293is Ford RI. DE. 1910.
A FEW Excellent Buys Pennsylvania I'd.
mr. Wysndotte. $3.50 acre,
Frontage on Allen rd.-At DiXToledo
$40 per foo,
20 acres Pelham I'd, close 20 Ford
$500 acre
Acreage within mile Of Telegraph; $50
acre
Newman, Allen 81 1925 and Psnnsylvanis
Phone Myandotte 27AS 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Business Opportunities

TAILOR SHOP Established Is years;
family illnsss 37ia Harper. Plaza 1888.
TRUCKING business-ls states: sell or
trade for farm. Temple 2-6l26.
WELL equipped machine shop and manu-
featuring company desires products 20
manufacture, now or after the war or both
lHOllerAn Metal Products l23Ob Turner.
lHogarth SSS5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
TRUMAN GROUP TO ACT

Meanwhile. two Senate commit
tees ordered separate investiga-
tons. The Truman committee
will go to work on the matter
Tuesday.
A Senate agriculture subcom.
mittee, led by Chairman Guy M.
Gillette Cd of Iowa, which for
months has tried to get more EN-.
phasis placed on the alcohol syn.
thetic rubber gram, also
ordered an investigation.
IF the charges against Rub
Der Director Jeffers are true"
Gillette said. "he ought to resign
from his office or be forced to
do so. II not, those responsible
for them should be ready to
offer their resignation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

beer, grocery ard meat market: brick
2 fiat garage wide corner lot: sickness
compels sale. 81. 600 will handle. shown
by appointment only, hurry
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT co.
all FORT VI i-i4Q0
CRANE. i55s-stor, and nat. bargain for
quick sale
FRED q. NAGEL co. ca. 1870
u OFFICES and double store part Of
Birmingham. 80 10 iS South Woodward
Ave $40 900. small down payment Town
send s-iilo.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
100000 Miles of Fighting
Told BY Fortress CreW

BOSTON, April "a (INS)-The
Odyssey of Y. s. heavy lombard
ment squadron which harassed the
Axis in action that covered more
than 100000 miles was chronicled
today by bemedalled pilot 1t. Earl
A. Goodrich.
1t. Goodrich, who with other
members of his squadron is home
on leave from Tunisia. recounted
A story OF II months fighting
from Rangoon TO Africa.
OVER THREE OCEANS
The tall, bronzed Flying Fortress
pilot who modestly declined 10 tell
now he came to receive the air
medal with three clusters and the
silver star for heroism, admitted
he and his fellows had caused the
enemy considerable trouble" And,
he said. the entire jaunt cost us
only one plane"
Blasting OF Jap shipping and oil
supplies at Rangoon comprised the
first lap of the squadron's activity.
From there. they traversed
three oceans and based at various
times at Malta, Ethiopia, Libya
and Arabia.
FOND RECOLLECTION
"Oftentimes we went out
alone. without escort, for bomb
Ing attacks ~ far as 400 miles
from our base and usually did a
good days work." the 25-year-
old pilot related.
I'VE got hit plenty but
those Bits can take H."
II. Goodrich recalled the thrill
OF sinking an enemy ship. lam
bastinS air fields, and once Of sink.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
RIDGE-Good Buy
FERNDALE-SS,000
Houses for Sale
East Of Woodward


BRICK rooms D hest. paved
large plot for victor Garden Harper
~ Mile lo~ TAX district only IS 700
terms Inquire 2O2ii hArper TB. 2-se20.
BOULEVARD near MeDougsli-Brick 4
bedrooms, 2-cAr hr. ser. Also 2-Etory br.
hldg., i5x30. side drive t5xlt5 lot. Aust
sell. r. Hsskin. ". Si22.
CRANE WARREN rms. steam. garage
close 10 school and transportation, 81. 500,
81 500 down
LEKEPOISTE WARREN - I'm. house
large kitchen X. 4, drive. garage
81 300. 81 600 down.
LiILiBRiDGE-CASF Ids rooms. verl
good condition. large bedrooms X. A.
s. mo- terms
PtrLFoRD- GRATiOT- Btautfuf G-family.
sAeA-iF4S4s lsf.fAt- -AseFF4@f-iA- fifffse~-.
HArsgss illed baths Ii2 son 81. 500 down
NEW FLA HOMES large bedrooms.
larEs LIVING room fils bathroom attic.
cor Io's S. 700 terms 90 suit ne IN
eiv1duai
1875 p. WARREN a. LAkepoir's
IL i.10fn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

FOR THREE GENERATIONS
Surviving three wars, two major depres
sions, We have represented BUYERS and sell
ers consiruotively, conservatively. Facts and
Figures from Mr. Bedford.
81, 500 DOWN-Estate property, must he
sold. i-sory; End Ave. near Cass PIX.
Rent, Sic, 900 Move In. make a fortune.
sl2. 900 DOWN-Near Belle Isle. li-spt,
rooms. modern. bit 1891. Rent. 50. $50.
Former SIS, 600 value cut 10 $50, 900. Nets
ltet. Best small buy OF this great city.
s17, 500 DOWN--Outsta nding cor, 81 apis.
TO rooms, like new All new stoves.
new refrigs. Rent. sis.O 900. Former sI75,
600 value, foreclosed; bargain. only so. 900.
u APTs.-2 20 5 rooms, furn. New stoves.
new refrgs Rent. $50 600 Former s225
600. Earns 16T net on entire t67 500 price.
or 49, net after taxes, int, all expenses
on sl7, 500 down payment.
MOST PICTURESQUE IN ALL DETROIT
This truly beautiful apt. will he life-
time pride and JOY for some substantial
investor. Formerly valued half million dol.
lars with former s72 900 rent Wonderful
value now a. $40. 900. Terms. $50 oo0
down. Last 81 the race. can never happen
again. Complete detail appraisal
HOMER WARREN co
50 Years Dependable Service
Dime Bldg. CA. o32i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

i4sSa NAddslein Flvs-room frAms 81
hssi wired for electro Stove large giaES~d
r. porch 81 500 terms. open Tor Inspec-
tion.
ALSO -
Have a bedroom frame stove heat
re~y decorated and painted. Near Packard
Motor CO Move right iu 81 500 'Asy
terms discount FOR cash Inquire al above
address OF phone Plaza 56.I
KELLY-e MILE SEC - bedroom home,
practically new. modern plumbing. isrgs
1T: bargain a. 81 23H $50 month. Inquire
Appii Harper. Tuxedo 2-sF20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
c. w. Treodwell Co.
Dix and Goddard Road:

ARE you Interested in bargains, S. &C
near telegraph Rds5- good land etit needs
clearing You can buy this land for only
81 $50. with $500 down. Newman lio5l
Telegraph at Goddard Rd.. DE. 1885.
ASBESTOS shingled. triple Insulated 4
stove. good well; with 3 large lots. Price
only 81. 900. 500 cash swings Deal balance
financed. GROSsMAN. cor. Van Born and
Wayne Roads. Phone Wayne ego.
BARGAINS d acres. $1,000: terms; :
acres. $1,000. terms: both nearly square
some trees. Hall road. near West road.
crossman. Hosarth Sac.
BOMBER PLANT SPECIAL = Just off
bomber highway; large 2-story frame
complete plumbing, basement. furnace sew.
house; large barn, beautiful wooded land
scspe Price IS. 500. So 600 cash required
lGROssMAN. cor. sVan Born and Wayne
roads. Phone Wayne s2o
FIRST TIME OFFERED
Just : miles from city limits; paved road,
3-acre parcels $500 down. Newman, $4,000
Plymouth road. BEDFORD s72o
GARDEN plot. I60x145. at outskirts OF
Garden City; only S275: small down
payment. Newman. Joy. corner Inkster Rd.
GROW YOUR oWN-Buy a little farm
dn. Tromley. Ell 1857. zoe ~ Main. r. o
LOTS 80 x 275 - $3.50
CITY SEWERS, WATER. GAS, CEMENT
All m and paid for; good school near. very
HARVARD, GARDEN. PRAIRIE AND
GREENFIELD
SEE THEM TO-DAY
Drive vest from Woodward on l3-Mn. Rd.
TO Prsirl. Ave. then south TO New House
SALESMAN THERE SUNDAY. TO
JUDsoN BRADWAY CO.
52T Majestic Bldg RA a7on
NEAR TRENTON 5-room, !. story home
Celo-tex insulated. wired for electric
stove. rocklathed. with nearly Ia acres
excellent garden soil Price s2.ls5, $500
cash necessary. rest financed GRossMAN.
cor. Var Born ana Wayne roads. Phone
wayne 800
l OR 2-ACRE PARCELS
Corner NJ John r. and is-Mn. road.
Your opportunity 10 ovn one for only S25
down. See or phone Tromey 2ii North
Main ROYAL Oak Phon. Elmhurst s3s7
= ACRE-2.B BEDROOM HOUSE
Good well. electric pump: 2.esr garage;
OTTO n. SCHATZ
.2elS5 FORD RID. DEARBORN 1000
an AcREs-Gsrd.n soil. high and dry +:
restricted: near Fiat Rock; $500, terms
-Crossmsn. Hogarth s444
n ACRE garden plots-Hix and Ford rds
small On. s. n. Lowry. oregon 5000.
COLORED-Fi Fine 3-bedroom home. plumb
ing. fun basement, furnace. with nearly
an acre fertile ground Ronulus xes.
Price S. 300. 81 200 down. CAL Townsend
5-t3a3 Sunday and Monday from s 30 TO
10 30 .. m.
COLORED--i TO 10 acres, out Grand River
IS miles, turn right At state police build
ing. L. s. %, ~ miles; see flags. Lake
privileges BY appointment. Vermont 5-90i2
CHICKEN FARMS,
Bargains See Jones. f116 Beaubien.
Columbia 1910.
CONSULT the enlarged Rea! rs ate HIST
ings In the big sun lay llrr-s Want Ad
Sectoni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
STARTS HIS TOUR

Refusing TO cancel A planned
trip TO these plants in Louisiana,
Texas and California, letters left
Washington Friday boiling mad,
the boiling maddest Irishman in
the country" according to his as
sociates.
There was no indication whether
he will be back in time for a con-
greSsional investigation next week.
Patterson attended Nelson's ses-
sion. along with Deputy Oil Ad-
ministrator Ralph X. Davies and
WPB's director of scheduling,
Ralph Cordiner.
II was at earlier conferences
here, the army charges. that JEFF
fers used the club of protect the
home front lest il crack" to divert
valves, gauges and other equip
ment which the high octane pro-
tgram, the navy shipbuilding pro.
gram and the rubber program
need.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
letters Tours
Rubber Plants
Ignores WPB Request.
Leaves Boiling Mad
WASHINGTON April "a (UP)

WASHINGTON April "a (UP)
Rubber Director letters, spurn-
ing request 10 discuss shortages
of aviation gasoline producing
equipment allegedly caused by the
synthetic rubber program, today
was on an inspection tour Of syn
thetic plants.
Jeffers turned his back on the
request Of WPB Chairman Nelson
TO sit in on a council with Under
secretary of War Patterson and
try 10 mediate the gasoline-rubber
dispute.
He said only tina { Patterson's
charges were the most violent
and unprovoked attack which a
public servant has ever had 10
sustain.
Patterson had said that LETTERS
held up the output of 100-octane
gasoline for badly needed fighter
planes and bombers by wrangline
"super-priorities" on scarce mate
rails for construction OF the syn.
thetic rubber plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Houses for Sale
(West of WoodUdrd)
.INCOLN PARK

niK-Ouisr Drive section. 1923 Council
I.ivinE room. kitchen, dinete combination
tua bedrooms large attic, open rs daily
Sunday. Atlantic 1910.
kcNICHoLs- sCHAEFER--lo523 Cheyenne
50. 800. rent tii5. what a buy; immed
ate possession: and brick income
s,oker heat large bedrooms, garage. VIM
Dutmsr, no. 1894 UN. 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
MISSOURI, $685.

s.rn. frame; hot air 1T Tear ssr.: only
50 $50, terms SUM- IN owners approval,
shcvn anytime by appointment.
Fred c. Magic Co. ca 1740
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Apartments for Rent
Furnishsd
Housekeeping Rooms
Rooms for Rent

MAcKINAw $3.50, near Grand River
Nice front room in apartment building
private entrance. Sl2 month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

EXCLUSIVE convaescent home for agsc
chronic. scnile, medicine eases, etc ex
eellent nursing care. Cnnord 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Board and Room

cANFIELD. WEST. 1856 Apartment 4:
room and board or sleeping room adults
employed. Cali before 3 p. IN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21
Hunters Warned
About Forest Fires

Squirrel hunters have been re-
sponsible in the past week for a
number of woods fires in widely
scattered areas, State Forester
Joseph F. Kaylor reports. Lighted
cigarettes and matches thrown into
dry underbrush are the chief cause
Of such fires.
AS the season opens for all
kinds of game, more and more
people will go into the woods,
which are tinder-dry after the
long drought, says Mr.. Kaylor,
and the greatest care should be
taken with fire in every form.
"We can not afford to have for
est fires in wartime" he asserts,
especially in the vicinity of i'm
portant war industries and mill
tary and naval installations. They
help the enemy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21
Rockville Harvest
Show Sweeps To
A. E. Monroe
Continued from Page ~

(Contanued from rage i
For the best collection of six
canned fruits, first, no prize given
second Mrs. Ruth G.. Packard; third
Mrs. Morris Gurevich. Best collec-
ton of six vegetables, first, Mrs
Rebecca Hoyle; second, Mrs. F. w
Chambers; third, Mrs. Morris
Gurevich.
In the miniature flower arrange
ments, There was no first prize
awarded), Mary Lou Louthan wor
the End prize. For the large flower
arrangements, first Joseph Able;
second, Mrs. G. d. Hartley.
The judges were: J. Morton
Franklin, chairman of Victory gar
dens for the District of Columbia
w. H. Youngman, Garden Editor
for the Star; DR.. j. Ballard of the
University of Maryland; Mrs.
Chase Donaldson, Victory Garden
executive from Bethesda; Mrs. Eric
Englund, Sandy Spring; and Mrs.
Enoeh johnson, who headed the
canning unit for Bethesda Chevy
Chase.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21
Mrs. Virginia R. Brewer

Funeral services for Mrs. Vir-
ginia R. Brewer, 80, widow of John
B. Brewer, were conducted Tuesday
at 2:30 P. NJ, at her home in Rock
vile by Canon G. Freeland Peter,
of Christ Church. Burial was in
Rockville Union Cemetery.
Mrs. Brewer died Saturday night
at her home after an illness of sew
eral weeks. Born in Alexandria,
Va, she was a daughter of the late
Maj. William Russell, of the United
States Marine Corps, and Mrs.
Russell. She had been resident
of Rockville for the last 80 years.
She was long active in the work of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union and was member of the
Burden Bearer Circle of Kings
Daughters of Rockville.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. William B. Waters, Mrs. S.
Murray Hamilton and Miss Eliza
beth Brewer, all of Rockville; four
sons, John, Nicholas, Lloyd A., and
George Brewer, all of Rockville; a
brother William w. Russell, of
Washington, nine grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21

Nov. 11-Bingo and Card Party, st
Mary's Hall, Rockville, 5 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21
Mrs. Melvin Nicholson
Given StOrk Shower

A surprise stork shower was Civ
en- to Mrs. Melvin Nicholson, of
Travillah, on Tuesday, Oct. 5, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Nicholson of Boyds. Many lovely
and useful gifts were received,
which were opened after the hos
tess had served delicious refresh
ments. Those present were Mrs.
Norman Bellison, Mrs. Hattie Bel
lison, Mrs. Dewey Beall, Mrs. AL
bert Scensey, Mrs. Everest Monkey,
Mrs. Clark Hager, Mrs. Bates Wat
kins, Mrs. Russell Long, Mrs. Tom
Moxley and Mrs. Claude Hurley all
of Clagettsville; Mrs. Charles Fra
ley, Miss Dorothy Norwood and
Miss Margaret Ann Norwood, of
Laytonsville, Mrs. Burton Duley,
Miss Thelma Duley, Mrs. David
Hines, Mrs. Douglass Mills and
daughter Patsy, of Travillah; Mrs.
Oscar Stottlemeyer and daughter
Shirley and Mrs. Woodrow Cooley
of Gaithersburg; Mrs. Edna King
of Clarksburg; Mrs. Dan Harp and
Miss Alice Norwood of Rockville;
Mrs. James Marlborough and
granddaughter Of Jamestown and
Mrs. James Burch from Dickerson.
Also attending from Boyds were
Mrs. Arthur Virts, and daughters
Margie and Eleanor, Mrs. ]. T..
Nicholson, Mrs. Donald Nicholson
and daughter Judith Ann, Mrs.
Jesse Fox and Mrs. Bradley Mich
OILS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21
R A TION
REMINDER

GASOLINE-In II states of East
ern shortage area A-6 coupons
are valid.
FUEL OIL-Period l coupons in
new rations are good through
January 3.
SUGAR-Stamp No. IA, good for
lbs, is valid through October.
Stamps Nos. Is and 16 are good
through October 81 for 5 lbs.
each for home canning purposes.
SHOES-Stamp No. IS (1pair) /;
valid extended indefinitely.
MEAT, ETC.-Brown stamp c,
D E and F good through Oct. 80
Brown stamp G become good Oct.
"a, good through Oct. 80.
PROGRESSED FOODS = Blue
stamps x, Y, and z are good
through Nov. 20.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21
Charles Maxim Thrift

Charles Maxim Thrift, (Buck)
aged Sc, well known farmer and
lifelong resident of the Potomac
vicinity, died Thursday, October ID
at his home near Travilah follow
ing long illness.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Rockville, by the pastor
Rev. J. Gilbert Ham. Burial was
in st. Mary's Cemetery near Rock
vile.
Surviving Mr.. Thrift are his
widow, Mrs. Anna Louise Thrift; a
daughter, Betty Ann and a SON
Charles Maxim Thrift, Jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21

Oct. 23-Benefit dance under aus
pices of Cabin John Fire Depart
ment, in Fire Hall, 10 til 1.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21

miles Washington via sve
North Rockville Drwod
both cleared and wooded
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21

Women of Maryland, you're
urgently needed in the WAC.
Join Maryland's Own Company :
nowl Go to your nearest U. S.
Army Recruiting Station!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21

Are you proud to be a daugh-
ter of Maryland? Then make
Maryland proud of you'll Join
your States own WAC Company
NOW!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our kind
friends in Rockville and vicinity for
their expressions of sympathy in
our sadness.
Mrs. w. S. Falk
Mrs. R. s. Travis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-21

Womenl Don't let Maryland
down! You can help bring Mary
land fighting men home sooner.
Join your States own WAC Com
pany now being formed.