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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Releases With Seniority

NEtedSGS w htH 00HtOIhJ
"If you do not want 10 give
us decent raise In pay" the
editorial stated, chow about re-
leases with seniority retained
under the War Manpower Com
mission Act which will permit
us to seek n decent living wage
under private employment"
Not only city employe unions
but the UAW-CIO expressed itself
as highly opposed 10 the mayors
position.
I'VE consider this n dangerous
precedent which private indus
try may be tempted 10 follow
Pat Quinn, president of the Go
Wayne County Council. said. 81
have seen union negotiations
stalled for days by the manage
ments argument that the city
does not give premium pay for
overtime. It's high time II did,
for not only private employers,
but the federal government rs
well. have recognized this prac-
tirev
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
HOW 70
USE POINT STAMPS

In this first ration period, March I to
April 1. use blue stamps lettered A, B,
c. Numbers on stamps are their point
value. Every person is allowed 48 points
for this period. Each rationed food has
a specific point value =. which may
change from period to period. You viii
give your grocer or delivery man stamps
(torn out in his presence) equal to the
exact point value OF what you buy, plus
your money.
Yosr grocer cor give YOU ehonss In stomps. denr
was's your low poin, ,'omps on high point purchases
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Sixth Day Covered

In answer 70 Cobos argument
regarding police and firemen. JEFF
fries said
They may have forgotten but
they were given a pay raise to
cover their sixth day back in
1887 when they were put on n
six day week. They are the sec
ond highest paid uniformed mu-
nicipal employees In the country"
Although policemen are not
represented by any organization,
the way firemen feel about the
matter was amply expressed in an
editorial addressed 10 the mayor
and council in this weeks issue
OF THE Fire Fighter" organ of
the Detroit Fire Fighters Associa-
ton,
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Qer iunae aSnia Iodte nod mehr.

Ser iunge a0nig Iodte nod mebr.
r9Iuge, biibide, feline Su5ette, gu
biit es inert, elm Rr0nden at troeen.
SD ernenne bid hermit our Mar.
quite bon 9. = es lebe Die iunge
Maruiiel~ REF er unO feline Saba.
Iiere fieIen iubeInO elm: .@s Iebe
@orquiie Su8etteI"
8eniee Gage ip1ter belt oie
feline Su3ette tpirfi;M oas f5nigIide
Getret in SGnOen. 0as tie in oner
Jorm sur Marqitiie bon 9. mo6te.
@u6 elm iebr idones 9(oelsboteI in
@oris uno entiprefeuoe @eIomittsI
beiderte Sic foniglide CUNT Der
iungen Marquiie. glo1 tur5er 8eit
fubr Oie id0ne, iunge, frii1e Mar-
quite bon 9. in nierip1miger Sea.
roiie Our6 6ie Tariier StraBen.
Slug, pie tie mar, ipielte iie raid
cine groBe &oae am &ofe unO iogar
aud cine 8eit lang i'm Ser5en oes
iungen aonigs. Sp1ter beirntete
iie einen aoeIigen, sic rei5enoe
i9laile Suaette nurOe sic Stomm.
mutter zines itol5en @ei1le1tes,
Oas beute nod in 5ranfreih bliibt
unO CUR @%rinnerltng an sic fluge
abne einen Huter i'm @appen fiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
9as Ma6tmabI

.Sier lit gutter &at teuer", Io1te
Ser armenii6e aaufmann Gipota-
nariDar gu 8ruiia, als er nit ieiner
6rau, ieinen bier ainoern nno benz
Shelm 0asreooin So0i6a 3u Slid
lab uno oas &iidenmG69en cine
Plntte nit flint ~gebratenen 9iib-
nern ouftrug. nSieben offer uno
rur fiinf 8raten! @as tun, @a6I1o
@fenoi ons ieoem iein Sell tDer-
0e?"
n8~eDfenoi", antmortete Inn Der
@ait nod fur8em Na9oenfen, die
&ednung gebt, 10 i6mierig iie aud
i6einen mag, 6enno6 auf."
~9ieben ourd fiinf". ereiferte ii@
Der &aufmanr.
nSa, 8eDfen6i", umterbra6 i'm
Ser So0i6a, nnamlid =: ou uno
oeine Grau, ibr peroet eu1 elm
Subn nebmen uno ieio oann 5uiam-
men euer 9rei. Gin 3peites &ubn
nebmen beine beioen G0bne, oas
fino eIei9faIs orei. 3uleBt glib aud
oeinen beioen E0dtern elm Subn,
10 bob nodmals orei beiiammen
iin6."
Limb bic beiben reitIiden Siib-
ner", triumpbierte Der Irmenier.
rGie tperoe i1 mir nebmen",
a~lttuortete Der Sooiba nauf 0aB mir
unier Drei iinO".
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
VeretnssGalemOer

Concord GInb. 9raiiOent:
GorI Gtober; Gefret6r, Grau U.
GhIodter, 1863 Conn. GDe., sc. u
@~erIommlung ieoen oritten WtltttDou
i'm Monot.
grufpect Sin Jrieb6Of. grdiiOent;
Greo 9ogeliong; Sefretor: 8. ..
@infIer; GaasmeiIter: 2auSence ..
Stib. 0eri. am 2. Samstag I'M
MOnat i'm SrieobofsgebaaOe.
= 0ent6e Jreimaurer 2Oge
AN 4rmintas, Or. %, T.M.M.W.
NJ 5efretar: Sre0f. 8ertram,
1341 SbepberO Str, 81. 9. Yer
Iommlung am /. Dienstag I'm Weo'
nat i'm 0elien Wtolonic Eempel, 15ts
uno $ StroBe, W. SO.
Nrminius @ergniguugs i. Teretil.
Wralioent: &onrno Wfiiaer; Setre'
tar: Gbeooor 2er9, 1905 Siebte
5troBe, 81. SO. @eriammlung am
i. Sonnobeno /. W9t. i'm Souie el1es
Wfitglie0es.
r9entIder Sbeater &lub". Prn'
iioent, @uitaD Seller. @erlammlung
ie0en bierten Mittpo9 i'm Nionat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Oiitrift Gr. 40. Hr6li0ent, Wei6el
9oiner; Sefretdr. Gbriitian &roner'
bitter. 11O4 8onipant Ctr, SilDer
5pring, M0. @eri. am 4. Wfitttuo@
M Monat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Oitritt Scr. 100. @rGfioent: Sobn
@reoIein; Gefret1r: Gbriitian Gbriit
1922 Giinfte StroBe. q. 80. geri.
on 4ten 0ienstog /. Wft. i'm SGiie
Scr. 1920 8 GtrnBe, q. s.
Gnppert Seim Traasn SiIfsOer.
Gin. @rdiioentin, 6rau gobette
Qrumte; Sefretdrin, Srau Wfobel
Diet. 9~erlommlung am 2. 9iers'
tag i'm Wonot, 2 ubr naHmittags,
I'M Seine.
9eutIdes @aiIenbaas. 8rGiioent:
6reo S@neioer; Sefretdr: Ism. 9.
Wiuer, 5425 Nebrasfa IDenue
Noromeft. g~erfammlung an atDei'
ten Sonntag i'm Wonat i'm 8ailen:
bmls.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
@ensel nmb Der anti6er

Ser beriibmte Maler Men3el mar
emit al elmer @eienidaft eingelaoen
uno bate fi9 beripdtet. gIs er
aus Ser Saustiir trat, fubr cine
9roidfe porbei. Wen5eI REF ben
Ruti9er an, iiannte inn bic Moreije
uno iaete: 1Jabren sic 10 i9neu
sic fonnen, Sic befommen Elm gu.
tes Grinfgelo."
Ser auti9er tat 6as un0 Men.
5el b6noigte inn am 8ieI elm an
itGn6iges Srinfgel6 aus. Ser Rut.
i4er itedte es elm, obne elm @ort
81 fagen.
Men5el fragte ~per1rgert: vgfanu,
iagt elm 9roi9fenfltider nidt
poanfe". ipenn er elm SrinfeeI0 be-
fommt?"
Eroden ermioerte Der bie0ere Noi.
~ielenfer: ~Greilid. mein &err, maii-
DE iogeu's, manAe oo@ lpieoer ni@.*
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
gia6 benz @aIObranO

gs lit, ols uGr elm Sell 0es eignen
2ebens
@etroffen 0ur6 Sen feiieaoien 8rano
Sier miibten Meni6enbGnoe Iid
bergebens
Sob erntete auf reid seoiingtem
2ano.
gritorben ales, tpas oas [tge tGg-
Iid
8egliidte 6ur9 Der @un0er @ieI-
geitalt.
gerfoblte Stdmme ragen itumm uno
fldglia,
$50 ionit @ebeimnis mob i'm tiefen
@alo.
aein 8ogelruf, fein 5liitern uno
fein &aunen
Sn @r1iern, 3neigen un6 i'm boben
&raut.
aein flinfes @ilO mebr, oas nit
i6euem Staunen
aus flugen augen nod benz
8an0'rer idaut.
0ur 8ron0ru9 oeft Oes Eo0es
oiiIt're GtGtte,
8eenet oie Seele mie Elm boier
1rQum -
llno t0nnte bod nod aGes leben,
bdtte
Ser Meni@ mebr Adtung fir ben
8ruoer 8auml
Serbert 2eitibou6ois.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18

PrabIer. nllnier 8obn.
3immer tit 10 tlein: tpenn Die Some
b%ereinfommt, mfTisn mir ralsge-
ben."
r9as 1T nod gar nidtsl unier
GBaimmer lit 10 ntebrtg, 6aB mir
nur SlAn0ern ellen f6nnen.".
-Oer Ga9mann. &uGe bat
ii9 elm Saus gefouft. Gin Saus auf
Dem 9dno. Wfit StaG un6 Bieien.
Suae min fid aud cine aub fdufen.
Suite batidt alim giebbdnoler.
sd 6roufe cine 4ubl"
.Nebmen Sic oieiel Sic bat idon
peridieoene Breiie getuonnen!"
.9ieie 9ub?"
rGouneriuetterl SIN 5ladjrennen
Deer i'm &inogrniSlauf?"
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Ser quite STUFF

@or etuas uebr alg 100 Snbren
pur6e Der 8erliner Ar5t @ebeim-
rat &ufelnn6 bon einem tleinen
oeutiden Siiriten gerufen, oeiien
6rau tpdbreno zines 8eiudes IN
Berlin erfranft mar. Mls Sufelan0
in Der @obnung fam, ipnroe er
BON benz 6iiriten nit Den 8orten
empfnngen: nMaden Sic Die Sir
tin eeiuno, oas DirI Sbnen einen
luten Guf geben."
Cure 9urdlaudt, tpenn i'd Der
nidt i6ons bate, mare id ia mid
bier. mar Die seIaiieHe antwOrt.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18


ten fonnte, geidnb es gu ieiner Ell
genen 8eItiir5ung, onB pirtli9
3usIuft ins 8immer fam. Die nidt
eingefIingte Sir iprang auf, unO
bonn S6reibtiid flutternten einige
@ldtter ihaOpnfrob gum 6eniter
binou. ,Meine 9Idtterl Meine SEQ
ti5enl" rief er unO iprang auf.
God Oorette mar idou OienIteifrig
babel. SD bole iie Sbnenl4 uno
iprong sic Sreppe binob, Sen emf.
tIobenen 3etteIn noh3uiagen.
nSie fleinen 5ueritl" borte iie bonn
6eniter Der rufen.
n0as lit namlid 10 5u Oeritebn",
erflGrte ser 0i1ter, nls ibm 0as
MGoHeu sic gingefangenen 5uriid-
bratte, n0ie fleinen 8l6ttle bier,
0as iino lauter 8lise, unO Die grO-
BEN, oos lit Iouter Conner. Stun
merfen lie auf: Sen Bonner, ben
mad i6 ihon ielber, unO ben fann
id INNER MAIDEN, aber Die glise,
0ie fommen pom Simmel, unO Die
fommen ME mie0er, Denn lie elm.
nal fort iin0. Sa, unO nun gum
onoern: Sean 9aul fam ni1t I'M
gallant iein, er berltebt ii1 aud
fdle6t oufs Nbi1logen bon Bitten,
inion0erheit, tpenn Tie bon lh0nen,
iungen 9amen Itammen" ct reidte
ibr nit elmer fleinen, galanten Ser.
beugung oos aGitden. u8GbrenO
sic iia nit benz giniommeln Der
8I1tter bemibten, NOR i6 fir Sic
tdtig."
.Ob....I~ 0orette ItrabIte un0
mur0e rot Dor Slid.
Sean Saul rei1te ibr nit i9mun-
8eIn6em 2G1eln bic Sono, flopfte
ibr elm paormaI ouf Die @ange
uno CAB ibr @liidmiini6e uno fir
Die @ltern Oh ser 4u%sreiBerei nm
@er3eibung bitteuOe @riiBe ouf BEN
@eg.
l1nten, i'm Sausflur, offnete 80.
rette bebutIom sic feline S9atuGe.
Cine 5trdbne ieioenmei6en, belen
@eringels lag Oarin. Cine Seon-
Yaul-9odel Cine foit6are &eliquiel
@Gbren0 unten Ser @aeen oabon-
rolte, bling Sean Taul oben0 Ieinen
SUIT an Sen Ndgel. 9is auf cine
ein8ige, iorgfaltig our grbaltung
gepflegte Code mar oos Didterbaupt
bon Stirn Big @aden fabl.
n@ontol" rief er, uno Der ben-
boarige @uoel fam i9meifmeOelnS
nGber. u@onto, es lit geipiB betriib-
lid un6 iogor unmoralii6, OaB ou
fir Die 8opuIoritGt oeines Serrn
biiBen ionlt. Nber mir iinO bod quite
Sreunoe, niht pabr. l1n6 6reun0-
ihaft berlongt 5utpeilen aud Spfer.
@enn id bid nun beute Die6er -
Ieioer idon 81, iebr oft DieOerbolten
MoIe = UNI elm geringes Seilden
Oeines Geaidmudes bitten muBte,
10 Ioge ieIbIt: 8Gre oas redtc
6reun0idaft, tpenn Der cine nit iei-
mem lleberfluB gei3en noate. mdb-
reno Ser on0ere fummerbon beltrebi
lit. einen lesten &eit ebemaligen
8eiibtums gu erbalten?~
9onto erteifte ieinem Serrn
fnurreno 4bIolution.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Gr paft bic 9eMbels
BET ben Obren!
Bon 6. 6. Gdriitppds

9ie u~n31bligen Anefooten, nod
6enen ser beriibmte General @rar-
gel, Yopo 8rongel, pie er aGge.
mein genonnt pur0e, nit Dem mir
uno mid" auf beftigem ariegsfuB
geItan0en babe, fennt ieoer. Gs lit
aud gei1i9tlid berbiirgt, ooB Der
General einmal beim Oienitiubi-
laum zines Gomeraoen ieine GeOe
NIT Sen @orten idloB: Limo nun
bite i9 sir nod I'M etmos, mas
mir perionIid betrifft, mein alter
Sreuno, ib bite Sir, nenne mir BON
ieBt an oirl"
aber ni6t oieie merfmiir6ige Wta-
rotte lit IS geneien, bic Dem alien
General Die 2iebe uno ongemeine
46tung oeridaffte. Sein 2eben
itano ieit friibeiter Sugen0 unter
Dem Stern itets erfiinter 8fIi6t.
Sesbalb miro aud lein mutieites
E~eiteritiiG unbergeiien bIeiben.
9as &iiraiiierregiment, oas ser
oamolige Mloior @rangeI fiibrte,
botte Ben Muftrag erbalten, Sen tof-
tiiden Giifmarid ser armee Bill
9ers au oeden. 9abei tpnren Die
Setter aus Ser &idtung gefommen.
9auerte ou9 ni9t lange uno Die
ausgeianoten Yatrouiuen maren
ipieoer our Gtene. @ir iino bon
Gron3oien um5ingelt, melOeten iie.
0o9 tp1brenO @rongel iiberIegte,
eridien elm fron30iii6er Stabsfapi-
t6n NIT einem Srompeter. ySerr
Moior" begonn Ser SronSoie, nSbr
@egiment 1T iiberan eineei9loiien.
Seine Maieitat Ser aaiier lalien
oesbaIb cine ebrenboIe 4apitulation
onbieten."
.Mein Serr", ertpioerte @ran-
gel uno riGtete ii6 bod in ben
S~teigbiigeln orf 0fo LANCE id nod
gu 8fer0e iibe, ergeben mir uns
ni9t."
Ser Sran5oie ftuste einen @ugen-
bIid, rib pl0slid iein @iitOI berous,
COB ieinem 8fer0e Die Sporen,
iprengte an oie &iiroiiiere beron
unO rief in Oeutider Spra6e: u@b-
iisen, iofort obiiBen, ibr ieio @e-
fangene BEG &aiiersl"
Ser Waior 8rangel preBte bic
2ippen suiammeny rib ieinerieits
oas @iItoI aus Dem @iirtel, i9oB BEN
fremoen Sffi5ier in Sefunoenidneae
iiber ben &aufen un6 iprengte Dor
lein &egiment.
.&ameraoen", i@rie er nit Dom.
neritimme, mir lino bon allen Sci
ten um3ingelt, ober mir MOLTEN Die
9eubels Bel oie Sbren padenl" llno
nit bohgei9mnnsenem Baaai9
iprengte er 6abon, iein &egiment
ipie Die miloe Sago binter ibm Der.
Gin fur1tbores @emeBel begant.
Na1 allen Seiten itoben Die Gran.
3oien ouseinan0er, als Die Setter
molfe beroniagte.
gn6li9, enolid mar Der 9ur4.
Gru9 gegliidt. @rangel lieB Die
ermatteten &eiter bnlten uno befabl
BEN Stonoartentrdger an feline Seite.
Mit feiter Sano preBte er Oas Ba-
nier an fem Ser3.
n@eIobt fei Soft, es lebe oas 8a-
terlnno". fliiiterte er, ebe er to0mii-
Sc aus benz Snttel iprang.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18

Iidtett gum @biprung un6 gum Mb-
iioBer fam i'd ie0o1 nint tief genug
unO ihleifte gor5 oiGt unter Dem
breiten S1iffsbooen oabin. Ssn Der
b0aigen 6initernis muBte i'd uobl
Die Rihtuna berieblt boben, benin
INNER uno INNER nod fiibIte i'd Die
unerbittliden Itarren giienm1nOe
iiber mir. gu allen ltngliid ber-
fling iim nun aud nod meme Nu-
oerboie an elmer Do~ritebenOen 5hrait-
be ODER einem Niet, 10 OaB i1 tros
meiner uu6tigen SdpimmltoBe
nibt mebr bonn Sled FAM. 5don
fiiblte i9, mie mir Die 2uft ausging,
nod einige beropeifelte, bod bergeb-
Ii6e InItrengungen, mid du be.
freien, un0 Oie 2ungen bielten es
ni9t mebr aus. @ureeln0 orang
mir oos 8oIier in Mlino uno Naie
elm. Mein letter @eoanfe mar:
9as lit oas gn0e. Sb iett tuobI,
mie man INNER iagt, oein 2eben
bIibi1nen an Dir poriiber8iebt2
Widts oergIeiden geidab. @ie TAU
ien0 6unten ipriibte uno %flimmerte
es mir Dor Sen Augen, uno Oanu
ihpano mir oos 8epuBtIein.
l1n0 bod ionte es nod nift nit
mir 5u gnoe iein. Sd batte pI0s-
lid oie gmpfinoung fiibler, iiber
mid binItreidenoer 2uft. oils ib
oumGbli9 pieoer 81 mir fam, Be.
fano i6 mid in einem Boot unO
b0rte sic Stimmen Ginger aamera.
Ben. 8alO legte 0os Boot am 6loB
oes 8ootsbnules an, un0 na6 gebO.
rigem Srottieren iopie einigen it'd.
tigen S9luden aus Ser S9napsfla-
i6e u~nieres 8ootsmeiters NOR ih
balo nieOer 10 melt, bob man mid i'm
@ogen zines &lubmitglieoes nod
Sauie bringen fonnte.
AIs am nddlten Sag mein made-
rer &etter, Der Steuermann oes
S1leppers, einen 8eiu9 BEL uns
ma6te uno mir inn uniern Cant
abitatteten, erfubr id au6 Die Grin.
oe fir oas Nadgeben Der 2ette uno
oas @erbalten Ser beioen Sabine.
Nls er bemerfte, 0aB borne etDas
niht itimmte, oerIieB er ieinen 9las
am Steuerrlloer, 10 oaB oas S6iff
ii9 oo~riibergebeno ieIblt iiberlaiien
tpar. @r Itelte Johann Ole &ette, Die
loie ii6er cine &oae lief, iofort feit
10 0aB iid meme 9ameraoen retten
fonnten.
Mid ielbit aber bate mabrenO
oieier gart3en @Orgdnge niemano be-
merit. Weine eigentlide &ettung
beroanfte i9 i'm @runOe Der olten
Sante 0es S9iffers, Die, na9oem
Die Str0mung meinen bepuBtloien
GOrper losgerifien bate, einen Mu-
genblid elm meiBes Erifot bate auf-
tauden ieben uno Ben in3piihen in
Elm Boot aufgenommenen &amera-
BEN unO Dem S6iffer 8urief ltromab
treble nod iemano. Wfeine &omera-
ben batten ndmlid a%ngenomnlen, ib
lei i6on ldngit am llfer 49,.
8as Elm edter &uoerer lit, Der
IdBt iid ieoo6 ourd Elm foIdes
@rlebnis ni9t abbalten. Weine
@ltern boben aueroings crit bel
IpGter erfabren, oaB i6 orei Gage
Oarauf i9on mieoer i'm Boot laB.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Cunts SerOlb Mmanad 1913

Meidbaltises 2eiematerial, @ubel-
len, geididten, @eOidJte nnS Dicle
fimilerii@e 8ilbbeilasen aus Der
altem nnO neiier 4eimat.
0nr 5Oc-bnrd bic 3Oit Soc.
SIN SOnrmalbiirO, 710-6te Strafe,
u. g., 81 baben
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
G6ikheaA1ssa1 NemA--$cciaI 21e~s4

Victory Gardens" was the topic
discussed by Edward Stock of Be-
thesda before the members of the
Gaithersburg Parent Teacher Asso-
citation at the March meeting held
Monday evening with representa-
tive gathering in attendance.
Group singing led by Rev. and
Mrs. Richard N. Edwards of Wash
ington Grove and several special
selections by the Boys Chorus
also featured as program numbers,
According to Mrs. William Beck
er, President, who presided, 5000
cod liver oil capsules have been
purchased by the Association to be
used by the pupils in the promo
ton of health in the school. In
addition reception room for the
teachers, one of the projects of the
organization for the current year
has been completed all of which
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18

proves that some of the members
are "On the Job."'
The enrolment calls for 229
members but Mrs. Becker says she
sometimes wonders where they are
when the monthly meetings roll
around. Give her big surprise
from now on and see what will
happen when all "Put their Shout
ders to the Wheel"
Mrs. Ralph Briggs of Raleigh
N. c., is spending two weeks with
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mae
Briggs, on Walker Avenue. Her
grandson, Master Russell Eugene
Stup of Bethesda was also with
her over the weekend.
Mrs. Merle Jacobs will entertain
the members of the Wesleyan
Guild, Grace Methodist Church al
her home here, tomorrow evening
Mr.. Rodney Miller, son of DIR
and Mrs. William C. Miller mas
been indicted into the U. S. Army
and will leave tomorrow for Camp
Meade.
Mrs. Harold Bushey has return.
ed to her home in Saginaw, Mich
igan, after a two weeks visit with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Griffith on Observa.
tory Heights.
William Miles, Agricultural
teacher in the Snow Hill High
School is spending this week enc
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Miles, Sr. at Jamestown
Mrs. W. D. Robertson returned
last week from several days visit
with her sister, Miss Mollie Lane
and daughter, Miss Mary Rebeccs
Robertson, in Petersburg, Va.
Mrs. Carl Wilbanks was called
to her parental home this past
week by the illness of her father
Mr.. A. B. Abston, of Tuscaloosa
Ala.
Private William Lanning Ray
who has been with his parents il
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Damascus on a ten day furlough
was dinner guest on Tuesday of
his aunt, Mrs. C. N. Nicholson.
Friends of the Rev. and Mrs.
William Cover who have spent sew
eral months with relatives in MARI
ington, West Virginia, will be glad
to learn they are expected home in
short time.
Mrs. Merle Jacobs entertained
with dinner and movie party on
Saturday evening in honor of her
daughter, Miss Ann Jacobs, who
returned to the University of
Maryland on Monday. Included
among the guests were Misses
Jeri Jarnagin, Mary Louise Jenk-
ms, Margaret Maxfield, students at
Maryland Univ. and Miss Marian
Waters, of Washington Grove.
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Sandy Sral.sS As~4--Social 9zsssA

DR.. A. Thomas Hallowell ac-
complained by Arch Barl0doll, who
are both employed in Wilmington
spent the weekend here at "West
Cedars."
Mrs. w. French Green is home
after a stay in Washington with
her daughter Miss Mary B. Green.
Mrs. Janney and her daughter,
Miss Mary Janney, have joined DR..
John H. Janney in Santiago, Chile,
DIR. Janney is associated with the
Rockefellow Foundation in South
America.
Miss Sally Shields returned to
Brook Meadow" on Monday, after
a visit in Pittsburg, Pa, with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Shields.
Mrs. Clarence L. Gilpin is in
Baltimore County where she is
visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clagett Dorsey
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Douglas Far.
quhar and the Misses Margaret
and Ann Farquhar went on Mon
day to Charlottesville, where Nor
man Farquhar received his ABB
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
Minnick Shears

Lieut.. and Mrs. John Bradley
Minnick, whose wedding took place
on Saturday, are now in Great
Neck, Long Island, where they are
guests of the bridegroom's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy F. Minnick. Lat
er they will go to the West Coast
where Lieut.. Minnick, U.S.M.C.R.
has been assigned to duty.
The bride is the former Miss
Frances Mackall Shears. She is
daughter of Mrs. George Charles
Shears and the late Rev. Mr..
Shears of the Maryland Episcopal
Diocese.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
James L. Magruder

James L. Magruder, 81, known
to many as Professor" died Sun
day at the home of his son, James
L. Magruder, Jr., in Takoma Park,
following a long illness. -
Mr.. Magruder, who was born in
Halpine, near Rockville entered
the restaurant business in Wash
ington soon after his education in
local schools.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary A. Magruder, and four
children, 1t. E. T. Magruder, Army
Corps, Biloxi, Miss; James L. Ma
gruder, Takoma Park; Mrs.
Charles F. Stack and Mrs. Stephen
H. Caldwell, both of the District.
A sister, Mrs. Mary Ridell, and
three grandchildren, also live in
the District.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday. Burial was in the family
plot at Mount Olivet Cemetery fol-
lowing requiem mass at St,
Gabriels Church, Grant Circle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
SUBSTITUTE COAL OR WOOD

Fuel oil users who would be
entitled to receive auxiliary rations
of 100 gallons or more for heating
purposes will not be issued such
rations if they can obtain the extra
heat from coal or wood stoves,
OPA announced recently. This
order applies to private home
owners, apartment house and cold
water fiat operators, industrial
plants heated by oil, and all others
who burn oil for heat, 10 prevent
hardship, the order provides for
certain exceptions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18

degree from the University of Vir-
ginia. Mr.. Farquhar is now in the
Army.
Miss Elizabeth T. Stabler has
returned home. She stayed in
Montclair, N. J. and Baltimore
during her trip.
On Saturday G. Rust Candy was
host to the Enterprise Farmers
Club at his home "Fieldland."
Among the students making the
Deans list at the Woman's Col
lege of the University of North
Carolina was Miss Gloria Metzger.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-18
ALBERT M. BoUIc, Solicitor.
Trustees Sale
- OF -
UNIMPROVED LOTS
WOOdmOOr Subdivision,
Wheaton District

By virtue of the power and
authority contained in a deed of
trust from Woodmoor Develop
ment Company to VIM. *.
Copenhaver and Horace w. Bar
Der, dated December IA, 1899. re-
corded among the Land Records
OF Montgomery County, Nd, in
liber 100, folio 1892, and at the
request Of the party secured de-
fault having occurred in pay
ment Of Indebtedness secured by
said trust, the undersigned as
Trustees will offer for sale at
public auction in front of the
Court House Door, Rockville, Md,
on
Monday, April IL, 1943
AT 8 P. NJ, all that part of the
hereinafter described land men,
toned in said trust, being lots
i, 3, 5, z and IL, Block 10, of
the subdivision known as "Wood-
moor" as per Plat Book 10, plat
1179. Each lot will be offered
separately in order above listed
and in event none of the lots
are purchased when offered sep
arately all will be offered as an
entirety.
TERMS OF SALE-Deposit of
500. for each lot will be required
at time Of sale. If sold as a
whole deposit of $500. will be
required. Balance 30 be paid upon
ratification of sale by Court. All
costs of conveyancing, including
State and Federal revenue stamps
to be paid by purchaser.
WIN. X. COPENHAVER.
HORACE W. BARBER.
$50 Trustees.