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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-03

10 njegovih do brih in slabih
straneh ter pogovorih obnav-
ljala stare studentovske case.
Obcudoval sem dobro pogojene
climate shke IL Bohinja, Bleda
in Triglava, XII wise v .obednici.
Ponizno mi je primal, da so
njegovo delo. Prav tezko sem Sc
poslovl cd tega skromnega, de-
lavnega in poboznega mo IA.
PRAY mogoce je, da bi me edino
on morda zopet naredil " bolj
vernega in poboznega kristja--
ma. ..-... ..." ~. .~-..... -.
Pri prejsnjih posetih v Mil.
waukee, s e m navadno posetil
starega znanca Rado F.. Stauta,
urednika "Jugoslovanskega OBJ
zora". Zdaj ga nj s m maral
spraviti proved zadrego. Kaj
ga je privedlo do tega, da je
postal eden najhujsih nasprot-
nikov SANSa in starokrajske
Osvobodilne fronte, ne morem
prav razloziti. > -,n3
Pred vec lett je bill v hudem
sporu s chicaskimi in milwau-
skimi socialist in ne We dn O
brez, dobrih vzrokov, radi tega.
Sc mi zdi da Sc zdaj vidi vse
prevec rdece, kar pride IL Chi
cage. Trmast je bill re svoje ca
Sc v Clevelandu, vendar bi clo-
vek ne bill pricakoval, da DO
Staut postal kdaj eden najvec-
jih konservativcev med konser-
vativci. skoda je, da milwau-
ska naselbina liza odhoda Pol
deta Zakrajska v New Yorku nj
imela nobenega vecjega zrelega
slovenskega voditelja, katere-
mu bi sc bilo morda posrecilo
zdruziti tamkajsnji slovenski
narod, XII je bill cd nekdaj pre-
vec razcepljen tadi nekaterih
posameznih starokrajsko (mor-
da mex oliko nemskutarsko)
vzgojenih strebarjev.
zal mi je, da prilike MISC do
volile, da bi Sc sestal Stau-
tom in njegovo intehgentno ze-
no, sal sta nam pred dvema le-
toma tako lepo domace postre-
gla v njunem novem domu ma
juzni strani mesta. Upap, da
Sc vidimo, ko Sc bodo polegli tt
hudi "politicni" wharf,.
III.
Ia clanek bo morda zanimal
stare Calulnetcane in Belokranj-
ce, cato Sc bonn spustil bolj v
podrobnosti in osebne spomine
v zvezi z. osebami, katere bonn
omenil.
I Milwaukee mi je ze cd nekdaj
priljubljeno mesto. Pocutim Sc
V MEM kar domacega. Shranje-
no m a nj Sc zdaj licenco "a
prakticranje zdravilstva, ki me
je leta 1913 stala $25. PRAY ma
10. je manjkalo, da Sc nisem pre-
selil il Clevelanda v Milwaukee,
Soproga Agnes (rojena Vertin,
'Bolfova')s je donna il Calume-
Ia. Bilo, il je prvo leto. silno
dolgcas pc domu. Hotel sem j
ugoditi in Sc preseliti blize Sc
vernega N1ichigana. Namesto
ClevelandGanov bi zdravil zdaj
MilWaucane. Bill sem najmanj
petnajstkrat tam. y
(Nekdanji sourednik pri "Cle-
velandski Ameriki'', l. Leopold
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-03

"Vesei me, dG sem. Sc podola
,sa voj,so. delo. ZgMbila sem dVa-
nojst funtov mo- te$i in ne0$ki 90
pet ,$VizgGjo ga menoj."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
County Pin Championship
Tournament Opens Monday
Contest Manager Announces
Five-Mon Event Schedule

With an all-time record field
entered, everything was in read
mess today for the staff of the
Macomb County Championship
bowling tournament. The meet
opens next Monday night with
the starting of the five-man
event at the Mount Clemens
Recreation.
Altogether there are 88 five
man teams, 207 two-man combi-
nations and 800 individuals. The
entry is by far the largest ever
to compete in a Mount Clemens
tournament, according to Turna-
ment Manager Arnold F. Rock
ensuess who today released the
five-man schedule.
RockensueSs is now busy pre-
pairing the minor events sched-
ule and will have it for release
some time next week, he said.
The singles and doubles will be
bowled at the BoWl-O-Drome,
starting on March q.
RockenSueSs S t res IS c d that
bowling captains should have
their complete lineups reported
at least 80 minutes in advance
Of their scheduled starting time
on the night they bowl. In the
interest of efficiency, the tour
nament committee is asking all
bowlers to cooperate by report
ing on time" Rockensuess said
considerable time and trouble
can be saved if the bowlers will
cooperate on this request" he
declared.
The five-man schedule fol-
lows.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
Chile AdhereS
to Allied Cause

SANTIAGO, Chile, March Is
Up Foreign Minister Joa-
quin Fernandez emphasized
anew today the sincere adher-
ence of the government and
people of Chile to the cause of
the United Nations" and said he
did not believe Chile's recogni-
ton of Gen. Edelmiro Farrell's
Argentine regime could have
any affect on continental unity.
Recent statements by Gem
Farrell and Argentine Foreign
Minister Diego Luis Mason
demonstrate that Argentina is
in the same line of conduct we
have adopted regarding inter-
American solidarity, he said In
a magazine article.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
Bankers, McEvoy
Tied With Lead

First National Bank was in
deadlock for first place today
with McEvoy G. Dunlap in the
Monitor-Leader Minor League
at Bowl-O-Drome. The Bankers,
who have been going at a fast
clip lately, took two from the
MD's who STAYED off a shutout
with 928 final game. Bill
Alexy's 600 was high for the
Bankers while Les Frederick
had GOT for the MD's.
Emmett Quinn copied indiv-
idual honors by hitting 235-225
in 651 series for Smoke Bros,
which swept over Johnson's
Service. Denmarsh Hotel also
scored a sweep, banking
Knights of Pythias. Bob De-
Francis of Denmarsh tied Quinn
for high single and wound up
with 587. In other matches Hi
Speed won two from Servo Vac
uum Service and Glefke Com
pany outshot Koppitz twice.
Tho CtonJiooe
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
VICTORY LEAGUE
Machines Top
Distributors

Kraft Machine added another
game to its lead in the Defense
League at Bowl-O-Drome Tues
day, stretching its margin from
six to seven games by scoring
a sweep over DeGrandchamp
Distributors as second place
Samson Fish dropped a game
to M. r. Anderson. The only
other slam was registered by
Petch Tool e. Die No. 2 at the
expense of Clinton Bar-B-Q. In
other matches, all 2-1 decisions,
Petch No. l defeated Rose Chew
rolet, Greyhound Lines No. ]
outshot Greyhound No. 2 and
Serv Vacuum Service won
from Sheppard's Service.
Omer Desrosiers Of Samson's
walked off with twin honors,
shooting 231-221 in COL series.
The StapdinpS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
Big Ralph Siewert Signs Tiger Contract
Three Shutouts
in Biz II League

Three shutouts, including Cd
by Rene's Hi-Speed which eI
abled the latter to tie Sheriff
Theut for second place, feature
play last night in the Big ].
League at BoWl-O-DromlI
Rene's won their three fro'>
kreiner Grocery. The oth,l
shutouts were registered bI
Carvings over j. & j. Music ar
Johnnie's Bar over Bell LumbelI
Theut won two from Millt(
Bros. Creamery and other FL
winners were Gilbert's Cut Rail
over Kraft Hi-Speed and Leo
Hi-Speed over league-leadin(
Lambs Recapping.
Setting the individual pass
was Don Campbell of JohnnieI
who raped the sticks for 81:
including a 232 game.
The STANDINGS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
Pepsis Maintain
FiVc.Game Lead

Pepsi Cola maintained its five
game lead in the Class b.
League at Mount Clemens Recre-
alton Tuesday, gaining a 81 vic
tory over Jock & Meldrum.
Stewart Sales moved into the
runner-up slot with IL de-
cision over Phclan's Upholster-
ing while Fisher Towers drop
ped to a tie for third by losing
two to Howell Roofing. In an
other match Eagles won two
from Spruce Inn.
Arnold Eschenburg OF Pepsi
Cola had 212-205 in 578 Sc
ries but was edged out of high
single honors by E. Stewart
who had PIG.
The standings:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
DEFENSE LEAGUE
Overhead Within
One Game of TOP

A sweep over Repair and the
81 defeat of Warehouse by Sales
put Overhead within one game
of a tie for first place with Ware
house in the Detroit Edison
Mems League at Bowl -Drome
Tuesday. Engineers also chalked
up slam, banking Meter, while
a fourth match resulted in 81
win for Service over Bookkeep-
ing. George Noteboom' 568 Sc
ries and Milt Francis 215 game
were high scores.
In the women's section, pace
making Team E took two from
Team o and Team d won a
pair from Team c. High marks
were Doris Swinscoe's 474 Sc
ries and her III game which
was equalled by Charlotte Bak-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
Sugar Sets
New Record

With c. Papajohn setting the
pace with I'll game in a 507
series, Sugar established a new
mark of 2084 yesterday in the
Ladies Civilian Defense League
at Bowl-O-Drome. Sugar also
took three points from Tires.
Meanwhile league-leading Gaso-
line frightened its grip on the
No. slot by virtue of a sweep
over Automobiles. In OF h e r
matches Foods won three points
from Shoes and Fuel Oil tri-
umphed by the same margin
over Stoves.
The standings:
LADIES CIVILIAN DEFENSE
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16

four and eight. The ball takes
out the five pin.
In some cases where the ball
comes in bit light, it will hook
in sharply enough also to knock
out the eight pin.
A similar cluster on the oppo-
site side of the alley is the
MISUNDERSTANDING spare. This
is more difficult than the one
above, and usually is played
from the left center of the alley,
bringing the ball full against
the right half of No. 3 pin,
which takes out Nos. 5 and 9,
the ball taking care of No. 6.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
Family Bowlers
Trail Engineers

Family Tavern, running be-
hind Sub Depot Engineers in the
Victory League at Macomb Rec
reation, made further inroads on
the Engineers lead by handing
them a 81 setback last night.
The win put Tavern within four
points of a tie for the top. City
Dairy, in third place, also re-
manned in the thick of the run
ming with a 40 victory over
Covered Wagon. Another sweep
was scored by Modern Electric
over Winnie Andy's Five while
a fourth match resulted in a 81
decision for Andy's Service over
Carl's Furniture.
Bill Dust of Family Tavern
had high series, IA, and also
high game, 211.
The standings:
VICTORY IEAGTTE
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
The Monitor-leader
THURSDAY MARCH 10, 1914 PAGE

Night League at Mount Clemens
Recreation, coming up with a
81 victory over Jock G. Mel
drum as second place Krause
Service dropped a pair to Mac
Alpine's Faygo. In other engage
ments LaCroix & Groesbeck out
shot Salter's Market twice and
Miller Bros. Creamery took two
from Wolverine Chips.
High marks were Josephine
SCOTS 493 series and Rosemary
Duckwitz' 1875 game.
The standings:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16

The emphasis the Navy Is
placing on high gunnery marks
manship is shown by the fact
that at one of its ranges In the
south, more than 2,250,000 shells
Of one type were fired by the
students in the first seven
months of operation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
CTRZKES
N sR''z;'|lRE)
BY JIMMY SMITH

One of the common leaves in
bowling is the two-four-fivc
eight spare, resulting from a
ball that has barely reached the
head pin. This shot should be
played from the right corner,
bringing the,ball full against the
right half Of the No. 2 pin,
which in turn knocks out the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
SATURDAY, MARCH Is
Z p. M. SQUAD

Hale's Shoes (Rochester), Ro-
chester Gear Works, Krause
Service, Mount Clemens Rose
Gardens, Harry's Market New
Batimore), Engel & Son (Utica)
Morgan Raiders (DetroiD, Pro-
gressive Industrial & ON pan y
(DetroiD.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
MONDAY, MARCH 90
8 p. NJ. SQUAD

Gilbert's Cut Rate, j. g. j.
Music Chg II League), John
sons Service, Miller Bros.
Creamery, Young Business Men,
Mount emens Dairy, De
Grandchamp Distributors, Har-
per Drain Commission major
League).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
MONDAY, MARCH 20
Z p. NJ. SOVAD

Kraft's Hi-Speed, Detroit Ed
ison over h d, Progressive
Press, Macomb Beer Store, Nc
Mahon Coal, Oldbru (Holy
Name League), Knights of Co.
lumbus, Hi-Speed (Holy Name
Leaeue).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
Gilbert Tightens
Grip ON Top Spot

Gilbert's Cut Rate strengthen
ed its hold on first place last
night in the Ladies Wednesday
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16

Dense forests Of Panama have
few trails, so rubber tappers
travel in canoes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16

- During 1912 some $4,000
tons Of glass were consumed in
the manufacture of beer bottles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Tin used to solder parts in a
medium tank would make TO-
900 tin cans.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
TaIIHufIef
Makes Good
With Detroit
Contract Terms
and SoIory ore
Not Revealed
BY PAUL MENDY

n - ANL.NDi
Big Ralph has signed with
the big leagues!
A long distance telephone call
by Ralph Siewert, 20-year-old
athlete who starred on numer-
Gus high school and semi-pro
teams here, has revealed that he
finally was signed up by De-
troit baseball officials-with a
direct start on the Tigers in the
offing.
Official terms Of the contract
and his salary remained UNI
known today. but a possibility
that Siewert might make his
debut in professional baseball
by staying with the Detroit
team this season was limited at
In a letter to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Siewert. of %
Maple avenue. Mount Clemens,
the siX-foo IL inch hurler said
that Manager Steve O'Neill has
been working with him regular
ly, teaching him techniques of
mound style, and improving his
batting stance.
COACH GETS CREDIT
"At last | have reached the
place I've been aiming at for the
last seven years" he said. Big
Ralph gave all the credit of his
training to former Mount Glenn
ems high school coach Ernest
Buckholz, who knew of Sic
wert's ambitions on the playing
field, and devoted considerable
time to develop the lads natural
talent for athletics.
First news of his official con-
nection with the Tigers came
Monday when he phoned his
mother from Evansville.
"Mom-I made it," were the
first excited words to come from
him. a. -------
Siewert at the present time is
getting $500 monthly and ex-
penses while he is training with
the team. Not even an opprox-
innate figure could be learned
of his salary for the 1914 play
ing season.
UNIFORM TROUBLE
For all his good fortune, Big
Ralph has his troubles in the
Tiger camp. No uniform could
be found to clad the towering
frame of the youngster. The tt
gers finally arrived at suitable
solution by clothing him in a
shirt formerly worn by Bobo
Newsom, and a pair of pants
that previously draped School
boy Rowe's form.
But team officials gave up
when it came to SieWert's feet.
Not a single pair of No. lbs
could be found that would
reach from Big Ralph's toes way
back to his heel. SO until a spe-
cial pair the Tigers ordered ar
rives, he will wear his own old
pair of shoes to keep him going.
Siewert grad { G d from
Mount Clemens high school in
June. 1943, and until his de-
parture for preliminary Tiger
tryouts along with another local
youth, Lyle Bliss, he had been
working in the Packard Motor
Car plant.
Ralph will remain with De-
troit at Evansville until spring
training ends.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
Sports Roundup
NEW YORK, March i
BY Hugh Fullerton, Jr.

NEW YORK. March 10 - iAPl - The Army sometimes
does things to guy things that are good TOR 16 guy n 10 pc
ompe or Al Dovs . Woods Just matched for Chicago
fight with jake LamOtta, Leading cvon mddewe9ht used
TO be one corefree kids who found fighting enjoyable
we'll profitable and who didn't hove to work hord OF his
trade Then the Army took him and eventually mode HIM
boxno instructor OF Comp Grant Ill., The responsibility
sobered and he decided learn about boxing with
the result according to reports from the o he
left hook ond reputation for being rowdy tighter that "os
q source Of pride to him. BUNNY once wos banned
from New York rings for ou9hness but was allowed to return
otter the Army gave hin, medIco discharge He's Iot
more now and determined shed thot bad boy
taon He still has etho left, as he proved by stenn9
Buster Beoupe and Bob Montgomery in less hon three min
of his last two fights. And those who have been
watching him soy the Davis who will fight Beau Jack tomorrow
probably better boxing businessmen than the old Dovs
who had the advantages of speed and youthful enthusiasm
THINK IT OVER
This isn't q prediction thot Woods Davis will be
world beater when boxing makes its comeback otter the
but the chances thot men who now are serving
Uncle Som will be somewhere the top OF the heap
Reminder chop named Gene Tunney who come
out Of the lost determined TO become heovyweieht
champion? His greatest assets were determination
and serious attention TO his trade and he got there
okE-MINUTE SPORTS PAGE
Johnny Fulton the Sonford has ended his eastern
tour records except maybe the he running out
the Chicago and Cleveland indoor meets -, BowIn9
Geen the dark Of the Invitation Basketball Tourno
rent is darker otter coming with Don Whitehead
who played for Kentucky early this and Al D Marco
from Creighton via Navy transfers. The Reds hove sold
their last minor league club Birmingham but Boss Warren
Giles soys they'll be back in the farm business otter the war
the other doy Chicago Daily News headned it.
AFRICAN Golf Meet Corded But Not for CrOpshO0ters
DOTS ALL, BROTHERS
MRS. Ward Cuff, wife Of the grid Giants veteron back
planning to open day nursery for presehoo children
.meI deushter. of course, will get in on the cuff
Back in 1890 the suo'o Players League Club of which
70 hits in its first four but finished the
son in lost pIoee. How times don't change.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
THURSDAY, MARCH 23-

MARCH 23-
8 p. NJ. SQUAD
Bell Lumber, Koppitz Silver
Star, Farmers Milling, Priehs
Sales Lutheran League), Mount
Clemens Hardware, d. ~ Cooley
Morticians. AlWardt's Cafe, AL
wardt's Distributors.
FRIDAY, MARCH "a
7 p. NJ. SQUAD
Lambs Recapping, Glefk e
Company, Smoke Bros, Sheriff
Theut Chg II League, Miller's
Cafe EAST DetroiD, Harper
Drain Commission (Roseville) q,
Roseville Recreation Jun Tors S,
Roseville Recreation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
TUESDAY, MARCH al
Z p. NJ. SQUAD

Carvings, Hi-Speed minor
League), Greyhound Lines No. 2,
Kreiner Grocery, Stewart Sales,
Spruce Inn, Kiwanis Club, Lions
Club.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
FRIDAY, MARCH "a
8 p. Nj. SQUAD

Denmarsh Hotel, Altes Lager
major League), Dads Rustic
Rest, Oldbru major League) =,
Priehs Sales Major League)
j. & j. Music major League ,
Servo Vacuum Service, McEvoy
& Dunlap.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
M(HS Schedules
10 Bouts Friday
Boxing Titles
TO Be Awarded

Ten bouts will highlight box
ing finals in the Mount Clemens
high school gym 1880 Friday
night.
With an army man from the
Selfridge Field athletic depart
ment officiating as referee,
championships from the fly
weight up to the heavyweight
class will be decided. Admission
is TO be 30 cents for students,
and so cents for adults.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16

BOXING PROGRAM
A. Denison VS.. l.. Scruggs.
II. Martell VS.. A. Brown.
l.. Boccoccio VS.. D. Phillips.
r. LaForge VS.. w. Shostachuk
B. Howell VS.. G.. Bland
A. Guillemin VS.. A. Starkey
B. Durin VS.. B. Corby.
j. Torrey VS.. d. Krause.
B. Collins VS.. r. Baxter.
r. Vickers VS.. II. Listenbee.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-16
TUESDAY, MARCH al
9 p. M. SQUAD

Fisher Towers, Jock & Mel
drum, Altes Lager Oh ous e
League), Smileys Stores, Rich
mond Lumber, Mercury Rich
mond, Shamrock Utica, Schwarz-
koff Utica.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22-
Z p. NJ. SQUAD
Phelan's Upholstery, Pepsi
Cola, I.O.O.F., Detroit News,
Yde Grocery, Post Engineers
Electric, Packers Outlet.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22-
9 p. M.
M. r. Anderson, Clinton Bar
BIO, Sheriff Theut east De-
troi), Eagles OBJ League), Mil
ler's Insurance, Kraft Machine
Company, Rose Chevrolet, SAM
son Fish.
THURSDAY, MARCH 23-
7 p. M. SQUAD
Banner Linen, Duprey's Serv-
ice Hatch's Service, Brown &
Darnell, Monitor-Leader, Grim S
Service, Sheppard's Servic
Family Tavern.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23
Registrars Named For
Rockville Elections

Mrs. Lucy G. Howard, Mrs
Charles G. Holland and Mrs. Ma.
mic E. Benson have been appoint
ed registrars and election judges
for Rockville town election to be
held May /.
To enable unregistered resi-
dents of the town to enroll for
voting, the registration officers
will sit at the Firehouse from
noon to $50 on the last Monday
in March and the first Monday in
April.
A Mayor and four members of
the Town Council are to be chosen
this year. The present officials
are: Mayor Douglas M. Bland
ford, Councilmen G. Lamar Kelly,
William A. Linthicum, o. H.
Perry, and Frank E. Williams. 1t
is expected that all but Council
man Kelly, who is lieutenant in
the Coast Guard, will stand for
reelection. Candidates for the
offices must file certificates not
less than ten days before the day
of election.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23
ROckcrest Circle
Elects Officers

The regular meeting of the Rock
crest Circle of the Presbyterian
Church met at the home of Mrs
w. G. White on Thursday, March
16, with Mrs. H. M. White as CO.
hostess.
Chaplain Robinson who is sta
toned at the Bethesda Naval Hos
pital spoke to the group about the
duties of the Navy Chaplain.
The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: Mrs. e. G.
Hampp, chairman; Mrs. F. F. An
derson, vice-chairman; Mrs. w
Nelson Evans, treasurer; Mrs. F.
P. Reamer, recording secretary;
Mrs. o. S. Munger, corresponding
secretary.
st. Patrick's Day Refreshments
were served.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23
Primary Election
Will Be Held May /

At the primary election set for
May /, 1914, there will be con-
tests in both the Democratic and
Republican parties. The Boards of
Election Supervisors this year are
required to have the ballots ar
ranged well in advance of the cleo
ton in order to mail copy to
men in the armed forces who re-
quest them. This is in accordance
with the new law regarding soldier
voting passed at the recent special
session of the Maryland Legisla-
ture.
Several hundred applications
from service men have already
been received by the Montgomery
County board.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23
Tydings To Speak
At Sandy Spring

Senator Willard E. Tydings will
speak at the annual convention of
the Farmers Club, to be held at
Sandy Spring on Saturday, April
1. For the first time in the his
tory of the countrywide institution
the meeting will be held at night.
Before the war day-long meet
ing was held with free lunch
served TO all by the women of the
county.
The event is sponsored by the
Enterprise Club, The Farmers
Club and Montgomery Farmers
Club. Officers chosen last week
by committee of members of the
three clubs are: William X. Moore,
president; John E. Muncaster, ST.,
vice-president.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23
Furnishings Wanted
By Red Cross Unit

Mrs. Oliver Ragonnet, chairman
of Camp and Hospital service for
the Red Cross, is sending out a
hurry call for articles greatly
needed at stations served by the
Red Cross in our area.
Radios, musical instruments, in
Guiding a harp, straight and easy
chairs, writing desks, bookcases,
end tables, garden tools and any
recreational equipment are among
the things listed.
If you can contribute any of
these articles, or know anyone who
can, call Mrs. Ragonnet at Silver
Spring OBI or Mrs. George Ray
at Rockville 136-W.