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Ma oprez radnici Amerike

ekonomskom polju. Ma polite
kom. Sccijalisticku Radnicku
Partiju da Sc politickom akcijom
zauzme i odstrani politicka drza-
va, ekonomski. u Socijalistieke
Industriialne Junije pomocu ko-
iih da Sc preuzme i zadrzi sva
sredstva "a proizvodnju i da in Sc
operise u svoiu sopstvenu korlst-
Drugin1 recima, mora Sc oborlti
kapitalizam uspostaviti SocIJall-
zam. Tako tadaa, a nikako pre-,
svi &c moti uzivati te "lepote kra-
sote divote,' pa jos wise.
Gonna svrha kapitalistieke i
ostale prevarantske propaganda,
da ce svi posleratnom kapitalis-
tickom svetu sve te lepote it'd.
uzivati, ieste da skrenu paznla
radnicke klase sa njenog zlvotnog
pitanja boIbe IA Socijalizam
- da ie svedu IA mirno, paslv-
no iscekivanie lepote kapitalistie-
kog pcsleratnog ''raja." Ia to
vreme kapitalistitka klasa pla--
Mira da spremi potppno fasisticke
| ropske lance da iii baci ma udove
radnicke klase. lance kojl Sc sa-
da kuju Il Kongresu po zahteva
presednika Roosevelta. Poslerat-
nj kapitalisticki svet, znacl Veee
ropstvo. Socijalisticki svet. znaei
slobodu.
Ma oprez radnici Amerike!
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II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

MICA Ia clana N. !. O. cd .. Cnluma
Montevldeo, Uruguay, o uspesnoi pros
lavi rodjendan Daniel De I,eona, te aa.
lie Sll5.60 "a pretplate lteraturu do
brovoljni prilog RadniCkoi Borbi.
slede6i su~Ogranei poslali mesccne
izvestaie: Bellwood, Los Angeles, New
York, steubenville Youngstown.
Procitana jc izmeniena korespodenci-
ia izmedju Nacionalnog i Centralnoe
Ureda, vezi sa Nacionalnom konven,
cijom, izborom Delegate drugim stva-
rima. procitan jc usvijen odgovor
drugu j. Pirintinu, II vezi njeeova ma
pustanja kao pomoGnik uredniliu K. b.
Opste primedbc sekretara Federaeiie,
o bolesti stamparskog radnika, slaea-
n.iu stampaniu lsta, tc o druaim stva,
rima. Primcabe Sc prmaiu k znanju.
Urednik r. b. podnosi syoj izvestaJ
koj Sc usvaia.
Ogranici su nominiraIi sledcce dru
COVE IA delegate IN narednu partiJSk'i
konvenciju: l.. Petrovita. P Slepcevlca.
l.. Stefanovita. j. r. Evanita, NJ. To
mica, F. Racla, r. Jcusica, \. .'urje-
yica. $. CrnoviGa g. Radoya. Sledec'
- , ,,,;,,;1, nn,,;na r.; 10. pptrayir Ste
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(Nastavak sa l. strane)

100 milja vani.' "ko ie tai, ko
bi mogao zahtevati nesto bolie?
Tacno je da sva ia slikovita obe-
tanja predstavljaju lepote, kra-
sote i divote zivota. Ali, je Ii tako
Sta moguce Il kapitalistiekom pos
leratnom svetu? To bi znacilo da
&C kapitalizam proizvadjati posle
rata "a upotrebu. ne "a profit.
A to nije istina. Da profit nije po
sredi, bi Ii "4O, miliona naseg
stanovnistva zivelo u nezamislje-
no hrd iavim kucamao" Razume Sc
da nebi.
Onda ja tn potrebno istaci da
tn takvu kapitalistieku propa-
pandl reyno serviraju sve (osim
s. L. P.) takozvane radnicke or
eanizacije, a narcotic Stalinisti,
koii nadmasuju Il mnogim sluca-
ievima i same kapitalisticke pro-
eandiste.
Da bi stanovnistvo owe zemlja,
pa celog sveta, moglo uzivati
sve te pa JOS i wise lepote; koje
sve omogu5ava moderna proizvod-
ria, Ma prvom mestu radnieka
klasa r.ora postati gospodar
sredstava "a proizvodnju. A da
| postane gospodar sredstaya "a
proizvodnju, ona Sc mora orga-
nizovati kao klasa ma politickon
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
KROZ AMERIKU
(Nastavak sa 1. strane)

RIO ovako: Sva policija koju ina
mo, bila je tamo jutros / blia le
'tamo da odrzava red III traflcl,
a re da aktlie kao straJkoiomac :.
Ovo je razdrazilo kompanlske
tinovnike koji su odmah zatrazl-
|: milicijsku pomot cd Governera
i zahtevali da Sc odmah kazne o.
nj koji su krivi "a nedovolJnu
zastitu protiv strajkasa.
lnteresentno je Ga je sef poll
cije usudio Sc istupiti S takvin
recima protiv takve jedne sile kac
sto je Ford Motor kompanija, a
JOS je interesantnije to odobrava'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
N A 81 DOPISI.

oni koii nisu prisustyoVali, preva-
rail- su Sc.
Sledece drugarice poklonile su
hrani: Drugarica Guile, druga-
RIGA Kapugija, drugarica Stoja-
ncff, drugarica Posavac, druga-
RIGA Mijanovic j drug Russity-
Drugarica Grbac poklonila je
novcu $3.50.
Cist prihod je bio S42.56. kluh
sc zahvaljuje svima drugovima,
drugaricama i mace posetiocima-
NJ. Miianovic, dopisnik-
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zAPIsNIK cENTRALNoG oDBoRA

scdnira Centralnog Odbora odrazana
nedelju 20. februara 1914. Cen
tra!nom Uredu, 3ll3 st. Clair Ave.
Cleveland, o.
Prisutni: sestok, Tonic. Radjenovit
fetrovic, stefanovic, Mite j scepovic
Predcsedaya Mitit.
Procitan je zapisnik cd prosle sed-
nice usvoien .kako jc proeitan.
korespodenciia.
Cd T. JeluSica, IIoboken, vczi sa
skupstinom "a vreme partijske kon-
vcuciie (pre iii poslc konvenclJe), ma
kojoj ia goyori iedan cd nasih dele
gata. Ova Sc stvar ostavlja do nakon
izbora delegate. Cd NJ. Vasiica, Los
Angeles, uspesnoi novogodisnJoJ are
ri drugim stvarima. Cd l.. Stefanoi
yita, o izboru noyih funkcionara i od-
bora, te od drugim styarlma Ogranka
0d Chas. Ginsberga, drZaVnog sekre
tara SIP. Indiana, II vezi sa izborom
naSeg prcdstaynika d. !. o. ovo-
me ic ivcstcn Ogranak East Chicago
Od @cstoka. Youngstown, da lc Ogra'
max nominirao druga J. T. Evanica "a
diana n. |. @. Cd J. Sternihala, Gln'
fu nj i,9I
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
.VAZNE VESTI:
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

Ogromna teritorija koju su ma
cisti planirali da zaseju "a seOe.
a kciu su sovjetske trupe povra-
tile Rusiji opet, sad &c blti obra-
diene zasejane.
Da bi Sc predupredilo ono sto
ie pratilo rusko stanovnistvo do
sada, mozemo reel kroz celu IS
toriiu, ieste glad. Glad ce pusto-
siti vec pustosi sada, 20 ceioj
Evropi, i ako Rusi budu u stanJu
da to sprece, to ce biti izvoJeVa-
ma jedna cd najvecih pobeda DO
sada.
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Sociialistick0 ResetO

(Nastavak sa 2. strane)
kuje? Onda je on pisao MihajloVicu, ne
kao nekom "mitu," nego kao najvetem he
roiu "a "oslobodjenje" JugoslaviJe Jugo-
slavenskog naroda.
A mi? Ia mas je Mihajlovit bio cnda
sta ie danas - sluga burzoaskog poret-
ka. "a mas ie pre- godinu pol bio Tito,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
KAPITALIZAM TREBA
RAZORITI.

Cinienlce su owe: kapitaIlZam Je
pokusao i pokazao Sc sasvlm ne
nspesan. Sistem kredita je pro-
pao usled sebicnih zahteva kapl-
talistickog individua!izma. On ne
moze pruziti radnickoj klasi stai.
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, ko
ia Sc rusi, koia Sc ne moze popra'
viii; on je kao sasvim istrosena
masina! - Bell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23

sta ie danas = sluga purzoaskega poret-
ka. Ia mas je bio onda, kao sto je danas
"Narodni Glasnik' sluga burzoaskog
poretka!
A svi oni koji 81 "a burzoaski pore
dak. oni su nepriiateji radnog naroda.
Takvim radnci ne trebaju da pruzaju
ikakvu pomoc - moralnu niti materijalnu.
IqnaRs P.S.
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Sa vecerinke
Chicago, I'll.

Chicago, Ill.
Klub Radnicke Borbe ovog mes
tn, odrzao je vecerinku nedelju
27. februara ,koja, kad Sc uzme
obzir sve, bila je prilicno uspes-
ma. Poseta bas nije bila naibolja,
iii nile bila tolika koliko Sc oce-
kivalo. U glavnom, svi smo Sc do
bro proveli veselili cello vreme
Drugarica Stojanoff i drugarica
kapugija spremile su skuva-
lie dobro ukusan rucak, tako da
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
Novogodisnii Darak
Radnickoj Borbi.

Cleveland, O.:
J. kiaic $500 d. Gasic $l.o0 ukup-
no $500.
East Chicago, Ind:
7. Stojceff $500 l.. Srbovan soc.
Ckupno $3.50.
Eagle River, Wis:
Mrs. V. Kauzlari6 (u spomen svome
pokojnom supru2n 80. 80. $500.
New York, N. Y:
G. Lovric -. -. 49,. -. 81 90.
Salem, o.:
$. Krainovic -. -. -. ;. $l.oo.
Youngstown, O.:
b. Busic ..... $500.
Ukupno ovom broju s2O.5o,
Svega do dahas $634.85.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23

Medal da knjiga tobom gospo
dari nego gospodari ii njonl. ko
me knj;ga gospodarl. tai je M
sav um. - BuIver.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23

Ko je to sto govor; porazu?
ia VAN kazem da ie stvar kao ste
je nasa VEGA no sto je poraz mole
znati; to je sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-23
KROZ PARTIJU l FEDERACIJU

nosom "a izboriiu kampanju. U
tom pravcd on te produziti sve do
kraja kompanje..
/ Ogranci Detroit, Milwaukee i
foungstow odredili su odrzati DO
aferu na 2. aprila, takodje "a L.
borni Fond. Besumnje da &c ova
tri Ogranka uciniti sve moguce
ola njihove afere bude uspesne.
Ogranak Milwaukee svoju aferu
rriredjuie zajedno sa Klubom Rad
nicke Borbe, te poznavajuci kako
| vrednoct clanova Ogranka, tako
vredno5u i pozrtvovanost clanica
Kluba Radnicke Borbe, unapred
mozemo ocekivati uspesan ishod
njihove zajedni6ke afere.
Ogranak Youngstown toga dana
! odrzace predavanje, ma kojem &c
sc govoriti znacaju ovogodisnje
! izborne kampanje. Ma ovom pre-
davanju govorice drug S. Crnovic.
| l ako do danas nismo primili
| izvestaje cd ostalih nasih Ogra-
! naka Il pogledu njihovih poduze--
Itih koraka "a izbornu kampani9,
ali mi sbo sigurni Il to da &c sva-
XII Cd njih po1aditi ma tome da
/ doprinesu svoj deo ovom sve-
| partijskom podhvatu.
| Gore smo spomenuli nasem
si1a2 at;6aru Vipnjevicu, koji je
dao ma ime svoiih najamnica "a
/ SIP. Izbolni Fond $4,000, Oval
! primer nasg simp ticara Wig
nievita treba da posluzi kao pod
streltavajuci primer swim ostaiin1
| rasim simpati3arima. Svi oni II
ovogodisniim izborin7a trebaju da
/ nam pruze kako moralau, taRo
materiialna ponoe, ier owe gcdine
treba da Sc cuie reyolucionafni
I elas SIP. Cd jednoe d drae7g
| kraia owe zetnlje = cd At'anit'ka
do Paci ika, Cd meksila1skog "a
/ Iva "a DO kanadske eranlce.
0sobito nj apeluiemo na sEe na-
Sc simpatiGare da s8iju svole pr
loge sada, talo. lao sto snlo rekii.
j da nasa Federacija moze svoJn
! predkonyenciisla.1 kvotu sakupH'
/ predati je na rkonFeneiJsEotn
hanketu.
Max odani sin1patifar Milan Po-
/ lovina IL Chicago. vec je posIao
svoi prvi priloe "a Izborni Fond. IL
+! obliku $500. Oval mas pozrtvova-
nj sinpati:ar prilikom svake kan
panie bio ie media pryima sa svo-
i'm prilozima. a takvih sinna-
ticara nasa Federaciit ina dosta.
Oaranal Ak,o, nr;raa;,;a inv
M stunstinu M % marta % to-
nom: Reakciia i "reyolrciia' j
Jugoslaviii, ma koioi &c govoriti
drug L. Petrovie, dugogodisnii u
rednik RadniGke Borbe. O drugim
detaljima vidi oglas ma drugom
mestu ovom broiu.
Takozvano iugoslayensko pita-
ME zauzelo ie maha mediu iugo-
salyenskim zivliam i, ovoi zemlji.
Toboznii iugoslavisti su pocepani
i pozavadiani. Jedni vuku jugo-
slavenske radnike ma jednu, dru-
q nd oiusu 'ie'i I'd 'i
s,o.4; .o,.a ; a.nos
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VeGerinka u De troit. Mich.

i
zabam IA
ostlo ovodb br
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ME juniiskih yodja da Sc otpustl
onih so radnika koje su pronasl
da su predvodili straih.
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Pre-carzentso2 Rananet IN Chicago II.
predavanie u YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
Sk4lpstina u Akron, Ohio

PA Ira
Jugosavi iGorni
dozoLen
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Mas odani sinlpaticar Milan Po-
lovina IL Chicago. vec ie poslao
svoi prvi prilog "a Izborni Fond, Il
obliku $500. Oval mas pozrtvova-
nj sinrpati:ar prilikom svake kan
panic bio je medju pryima sa svo-
Jim prilozima, a takvih sinna-
ticara nasa Federacijt ina dosta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-15
WORLD WAR q 4 YEAR AGO
 AUG. lE, le43
By Carl Anderson
RE UnllaA Rrass

nv United Press
 U, E, NaVE announces lees ef the l,5eostep destF0yeH Maddox, the l,ssestep swhmaTipe PlakeFeI, the minasweeper Sentinel, the swhmas Elne ehasaF pC aA6, the submas vine rescue vessel Redwing, Hnd lhe gwnbeat Plymouth,
 Dn the RalemNns, Allied GyeEs bag ts Japsnese planes in single hRy,
 Red Army captures KsFaeheV, along with 70 etbeV places iB the BTyRnsk aFea,
 In Sicily, British eaptwFe VI. WmesFFeaAe and pleaimente, eHts ting on the maln escape route from RanaaRs0 t0 the sea,
 British RAH bombs Milan, HRY DEMOCRAT wAmT. ADe TOR BEST nEsUlTs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-20

NEW FOOD PRICE ADJUSTMENTS: To allow professors
upward adjustments of their maximum prices because of
the Office of Price Administration has amended food regua
tons covering canned fruits and vegetables frozen fruits berries and
vegetables preserves jams el pickles. picked products and apple
products OPA estimated that at retail will
than cent in the of frozen fruits cent pound
There will civilians
snap beans, peaches, and
TIGHTENS RATIONING REGULATIONS: AS a further
stamp out the black market gasoline OPA has ruled that
local board special hearing officer after hearing
finding that the gasoline regulations violated
only revoke gasoline ration but also prohibit the gasoline
the vao which obtained
CIVILIAN MEAT SUPPLY: About twohird (67 percnt the
United States supplies of available all
been acated u s. civilians according to the War Food Ad
ministraton This ALLEGATION will allow about the
civilian meat consumption in 1914 in d94S On dressed weight
basis equivalent 1872 pounds capita the
year compared with the about 126 pounds
PORK AND BEANS RELEASED: About 100000 approx-
may 20 million pound and will released
to civilian within w
BRITISH FARMERS ARE GRATEFUL: The three u S. farm
who recently survey agriculture
the British Isles reported grateful
the assistance LndLease machinery
ing food production The u whose
by the Foreign Economic He
Marcus Iowa. Robert Howar Serbune N " and Earl Robin
son. Mondov, Wis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-20
Mrs. Elizabeth Price

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth Price, SO, widow of John E.
Price, who died at her home in
Colesville Wednesday after long
illness were held Saturday at
Emory Methodist Church, Oakdale.
The Rev. William E. Firth, pastor
of the Colesville Methodist Church,
conducted the services and burial
was in st. Johns Cemetery. Olney.
Mrs. Price was a lifelong resi-
dent of Montgomery County. She is
survived by daughter, Mrs. James
Nicholson, Olney; two sons, Clar-
ence Price, Colesville and Charles
Price, Silver Spring; a brother
Hezekiah Day, Gaithersburg; five
grandchildren and several great.
grandchildren.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-20
POTOMAC
Mrs. James II. Nolan
Tele. Rockville 1918

Capt. and Mrs. H. H. MacCubbin
are spending this week at the Hotel
Statler while overseeing their farm
"Greenbank." Capt. and Mrs. Mac
Cubbin are living in Richmond, Va,
this winter.
At the meeting of the Potomac
School Wednesday evening it was
voted to call the organization "The
Potomac School Association, and
also collect yearly dues $1.00 a
family from those who are willing
20 contribute. Miss Mary Penn, the
principal gave a very interesting
report on the program of the
school.
1t. G.g.) ]. Hunter Smith End.
U.S.N., and Mrs. Smith left last
week for Mare Island, Calf, where
1t. Smith will join a Hospital ship.
The Smiths have been occupying
Mrs. Mary Welsh O'Brien's house
on the Falls Road.
John Berry, aged 10, returned
last week from trip to New York.
From all reports he covered the
city very thoroughly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-20
OBITUA RY
Roger Kenneth Waters

With the recent death of Roger
Kenneth Waters of Old German
town, Montgomery County lost one
of her ardent sports followers.
Educated at Rockville Academy
Episcopal High School, and Lehigh
University, with his ME-. from
Purdue University, Mr.. Waters as
young man was captain of Lee
highs football and baseball teams,
and known to his classmates as
rabbit Waters"
Besides being a member of the
vestry of Christ Church, Rockville
and Ascension Chapel, Gathers
burg, he was a member of Psi
chapter of Lehigh, and a member
of the Prince Georges and Mont
gomery County Engineers Society.
Mr.. Waters who was 81 died Jan
uary 10 in a Washington hospital
after long illness. He is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Blanche johnson
Waters, a daughter, Miss Blanche
Waters and son Roger Kenneth
Waters, Jr., an Aviation Cadet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-20
Mrs. Louise C. Montgomery

Funeral services for Mrs. Louise
c. Montgomery, who died Saturday
at her home in South Arlington,
Va, were held Monday from the
home of her sisters, the Misses
Elizabeth and liberia Rice, in
Rockville. Burial was in the Gene
terry at Jamestown.
Mrs. Montgomery was the widow
of Samuel M. Montgomery and a
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
George r. Rice, Sr. She lived in
Montgomery county unutil eighteen
months ago. Besides her sisters
she is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Julia Wolf and Miss Eliza.
beth Montgomery, both of Airing.
ton, and brother, George R. Rice
Jr., Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-20
46 Miles Of New
ROadways Built,
Cost $16,44O,83O

A total of $16,44O,S30.49 was ex.
pended during the calendar wear
1943 by the State Roads Commits
sion on construction and mainten-
ance of the States highways, Gov
ernor Herbert R. O'Conor revealed
today.
Approximately 46 miles of new
construction have been added to
the system, the Governor said. in
addition to which 90 miles of exist
ing highways were rebuilt and five
miles of streets added to the street
system of Baltimore city.
One of the outstanding construc-
ton projects of the year was the
cloverleaf grade separation, tho
first complete project of this
nature designed and constructed nv
the commission, at the intercourse
of State route 20 and State route
$50 in Baltimore county. This prof.
ect alone cost $1,0O0,OOO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-20
Harry M. Talbot

Funeral services for Harry NJ.
Talbot, go, who died of heart
attack Friday, were held Monday
from the funeral home of William
B. Hilton, GAINESVILLE. The Rev.
Thomas Morgan, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Clarksburg
conducted the services and burial
was in Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick.
Mr.. Talbot was well known tc
bass fishermen, whom he enter
tanned at his place, Mouth of the
Monocacy near Dickerson.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Irene Smith Talbot; a daughter
and four brothers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-20
Thomas Edward Bissett

Funeral services for Thomas Ed
ward Bissett, 80, lifelong resident
of the Great Falls and Carderock
sections, who died January IL, were
held Friday from the funeral home
of w. Reuben Humphrey, Bethesda.
The Rev. Elgar c. Soper, pastor of
the Methodist Church at Potomac,
conducted the rites and burial was
in the cemetery adjoining, the
church.
Mr.. Bissett is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Elgia Cooley, and
Mrs. Beulah Cooley, both of Carde-
rock; five sons. John W., George
Benjamin, Harry T., Harvey A..
and Alvin P. Bissett, all of Carde-
rock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-20
Mrs. Jessie H. Price

The funeral of Mrs. Jessie Hilton
Price, S9, who died Thursday night
took place Saturday at the home Of
her son, Lawrence H. Price
GAINESVILLE. The Rev. Guy H
Crook, of Takoma Park, formerly
rector of Christ Episcopal Church
Poolesville, conducted the services
and burial was in Monocacy Gene
terry, Beallsville.
Mrs. Price was the daughter Of
the late William T. and Rebeccs
Hilton and was lifelong resident
of GAINESVILLE. Besides the son
she is survived by two grandchil
dren and two great-grandchildren
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week at her home in Bethesda. The
guests included, Mrs. j. Roger
Whiteford, Mrs. Helen Fisher, Mrs
Edward Dawson, Mrs. Roland
Wootton Miss Alverda Kingdom
Mrs. Joseph White, Mrs. Ward
Evans, Mrs. Charles Holland, Mrs
William Mobley Miss Lulu Bell
and Mrs. Richard Steele.
Mrs. Walter Williams has re-
turned from Washington where she
was a guest for nearly a week of
her uncle, Mr.. Allen Albert.
DR.. Stonestreet Lamar has been
a recent guest of his mother, Mrs.
George H. Lamar.
Mrs. Richard r. Vetter, formerly
Lorraine Higgins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Higgins of Der
wood, arrived home recently from
three months visit with her hus-
band Pfc. Richard r. Vetter at
Alexandria, Louisiana. Pfc. Vetter
is now somewhere in the Pacific.
Miss Helen M. Higgins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hig-
gins, of Derwood, left Thursday
for few days stay in Philadelphia
Miss Mary Fisher is home on a
month leave from Abilene, Texas,
where she is stationed with the
U.S.O. Miss Fisher is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Murphy.
The many friends of DR.. William
H. Trail will be glad to know he is
improving and returned on Friday
from Emergency Hospital to his
home on Falls Road.
Mrs. w. P. Turner entertained
the Monday night Bridge Club this
week at her home on Forest Ave-
nue.. The guests included Miss Mary
Fisher, Miss Mildred Ward, Mrs.
C. M. Hickman, Miss Virginia
Karn, Miss Margaret Tyler, Mrs.
Joseph Stimek and Mrs. Robert
Garrabrant.
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Schools Trained
$4,000 For War
Work O'COnOr
State Pioneered In Rural
Program Far Farm Main
tenance Training

Forty-one thousand men and
women were trained for war jobs
during the year just past under the
program of the State Department
of Education, Governor Herbert R.
O'Conor made known today, follow
ing receipt of a report of the State
Department covering the 12-month
period.
Expansion of physical fitness pro-
grams in the public schools, aiding
in the sale of war bonds and assist
ing in the scrap drive, as well as
registrations in connection with the
various phases of the war effort,
were other points noted by the
Governor as among outstanding
accomplishments of the educational
department during the year.
The program of training adults
for war production jobs, initiated
even before the outbreak of the
war, in 1910, was intensified great
ly during the year just past, the
Governor declared. When the War
Manpower Commission was estab-
lished and a policy of listing of
essential occupations adopted, he
made known, the educational pro-
gram was adapted to aid in the
transfer of workers from non-es-
sential to war production occupa-
tions.
Including the number of persons
trained under this program in
1943, Governor O'Conor pointed
out, 10000 men and women have
been given training of various
sorts, while in the supplementary
training program follow-up, in
struction in other skills was pro-
vided for more than 10000 per-
sons who had studied single skill
in pre-employment courses in order
to become more productive in their
jobs.
Maryland was a pioneer, Gov
ernor O'Conor declared, in develop
ing a rural war production training
program for farm machinery main
tenance and repair. 1t is estimated
that during the past two years APP
proximately 80 per cent. of the
farms of the State were covered
under this program and approx
mately 10000 pieces of farm equip
ment repaired.