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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12
ARMIJAI REIkIA
Is BILIJONU

Prez. Roosevelt kreipesi
j Kongresa prasydamas pa
skirt $685. ,652,7O0 armi-
jos islaikymui per meta Xxi
Liepos 1945 metu. Ia SUI
ma apimtu iSlaikyma vyrQ
il moteru armijos ir 7,7O0,-
900.
Prez. Roosevelt patieke
Kongresui prasyma skirt
s800,000, 900 selpimui ir at
statymui gyvenimo Vokie-
ciu uzimtu Sally, kuomet
jos bus iSlaisvintos.
Lend-Lease tesimui pre-
zidentas praso Kongresa
skirt S3,450,570,000. prate-
simui to programo Xxi Bir-
zelio 80, 1915 metu.
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AMERIKOJE 1868
kARO IMTINIIJ

Suv. Valstijose dabarti-
niu laiku randasi 1868
karo nelaisviu, suveztu is
keliu frontu, kuriuos Ame-
rikieciai paeme. zymiau-
sias skaicius yra Vokieciu
. 133, 1876; Italu = 0,135;
Japonu = 347. Belaisviai
isdalinti per 203 stovyklas
ismetytas 20 40 valstiju.
Karo imtiniams duoda-
ma dirbti SUI maui uzmo-
kesniu, kurie nori, bet va
ru neverciami prie darby.
IS to imtiniu skaiciaus
pabegusiu buvo 285, bet
visi isskyrus 5 sugauti.
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: .''S''z|aAl|y
D A r B Al
IR DARBJIINKU- zINIOS
Desimtys Tukstanciu
Darbininku Streikavo
Sios Savaites Pradzioj.

sios savaites pradzioje,
sioje salyje ir eKanadoje
streiko bangose buvo ISL
vele apie $4,000 darbinin-
ku, kurie dirba prize svar-
blu karo darby.
Detroito- Windsor srityje
streikas palette $4,000 dar-
bininku.
Geguzes 10, Fordo strei-
kuojanti darbininkai Ka-
nados puseje, Windsor, SUI
tiko gryzti dirbti.
Pittsburgho srityje strei-
kuoja apie $500 darbinin-
ku.
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KARo zINIOS
Vokietija be Perstojo
Bombarduojama

Geguzes II is Londone
pranesa kad Alijantu didis
ORC laivynas, $500 skaiciu-
je, is stovyklu Britanijoje
ir 1talijoje, plaisino Hitle-
rio valdoma Europa hume
tant apie 4,5O0 tou bombu.
Tai jau rs dienos paeiliui
kaip toks neliaujamas orc
bombardavimas tesiasi.
Lektuvai pasieke naziu
punktus Austrijoje, Pran-
cuzijoje ir Belgijoje.
Geg. s, virs 4,500 lektu-
w atakavo Berlina, ir Bu-
charesta. Berline uzmusta
apie 1000 zmoniu.
Vokieciai laukia Allan
tu isiverzimo, pasekmeje
sio nuolatinio bombardavi-
mo. Kur ir kada isiverzi-
mas prasides naziai negali
nuspeti.
Marsalas Rommel skel-
bia log Alijantai susilauks
ko. nesitiki savo invazijoje
j Vokietija. Vokieciai esq
pasiruose yiskanl, ginkluo-
ii naujais ginklais.
ITALIJOJE, naziai tapo
pastumti atgal, pasitrauke
per Aventino upe, Alijan-
tams tai paejo pirmyn.
Alijantai uzeme iris lta-
lijos miestelius. Alijantai
verziasi link Vollieciu tvir-
toves Sulmona.
Itahjoje, u. S. ir Britq
bomberiai isplaisino Pes
cara tvenkini, kuris pablo
gino Vokieciu armijos pa
deti Adriatiko pakrastyje,
nuSlave titus.
RUSAI paeme is Vokie-
ciu Sevastopoli, Krime.
PACIFIKE, U. S. laku-
mai antra karta sio karo
begiu atakavo- sala Guam,
artyn Japonijos. Taip pat
smarkiai bombarduota Ku-
rilu salos siaureje ir Japo-
nu tvirtove sala Truk.
Suvirs 10000 Japonijos
kareiviu apsupta eileje sa-
lu kurias Amerikieciai uz-
ina, ir uzkirtus jiems pa
begimo kelius; tos salos
bus jau ju kapais.
Atkaklus musiai eina su
Japonais Burmoje ir Kini-
joje.
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Neprisiima. Amer k es
DarFbo Federacijos vadai
atmete John L. Lewis, an
gliakasiq unijos preziden-
to, pasisiulyma priimti U.
M. w. of A. atgal j Darbo
Federacija.
Lewis tikrina kad Darbo
Federacija gavus patarima
is New Deal vadu neisilei-
sti angliakasius atgal j A.
D. F..
Lewis pats atsiskyre is
ADJ isteigdamas CIO. We
liau jo santikiai su CIO nu-
truko, jis liko vienas su an
gliakasiais, ir sumane SUI
gryzti j Darbo Federacija.
Lewis taip pat labai re-
me Prez. Roosevelta jo rim
kimuose, paskui susipyko
il su Rooseveltu, iSeidamas
prizes j.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

Gryzo. IS Seattle pra-
mesa kad parskrido is Ru-
sijos tas Lenkas Kun. Or
-lemanski, del kurio misijos
j Maskva Amerikoje kilo
skandalas ne tik tarp Len
ky bet ir spaudoje bendrai
Orlemanski, kuris taresi su
Stalinu ir Melotovu, sake
tue tarpu neturi ka pareik.
sti, ''iki ateis tam laikas il
Ivieta''.
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BRITAI vel paleido is
kalejimo Mohandas Gand-
hi, Indijos laisves kovoto-
ia, kuris kalejime pradejo
merdeti. Britu valdovas
Indijoie sutiko tariffs su
Gandhi gavimui visu Indi-
jos gyventoju ir politikos
vadu paramos kare prizes
Japonus.
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SUGRYzO. Edw. S

SUGRYZO. EdW. Stet-
tinius, Valstybes pasekre-
torius, sugryzo is Londono
j Washingtona. Savo kelio-
ne jis pripazysta buvus pa
sekminga. Jis taresi su An.
glais ir SUI u. S. ministru
Maskvai, Hartmann.
Stettinius isbuvo kelione'
ie menesi laiko.
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TAI TURESIM SkO-
LU!

Washington. = Atstovu
Rumu komisija uzgyre BIZ
liQ kuris leidzia valstybes
skolas padidinti dar 80 bi-
lijonu dolariu = nuo 210
bilijonu Xxi $240, ,000,000,-
600.
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Bolsevikai isiverze Len
kiion, Rovno srityje, tikri-
na kad Vokieciai uzeme ta
sriti iszude suvirS 100000
civiliniu ir kaliniu.
Tas skaitlines skelbia so.
vietu nepaprasta komisija
paskirta tyrineti Vokieciu
ziaurumu.
Tegul bolseyikai paskel.
bia skaitlines savo iszudy.
tu zmoniu Lenkijoje, kads
ia uzeme 1889 metals, Lie.
tuvoje, Latvijoje If Esti.
joje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

Canton, Ohio. - Sustrei-
kavo l,2OO darbininku Tim
ken Roller Bearing Co.
Streikas kiles del pasky-
rimo padejeju inspekto-
riu vietas.
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HOlandiios karaliene

I1UIuIftIIJVS MT <iIlCEtC II
Belgijos premjeras, gyve-
nanti uzsienyje, kalbejo j
savo saliu gyventojus per
radio, pranesant kad atei-
ma ju iSlaisvinimo valanda,
kuomet Aliiantai prades
verztis j Vokietiia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

Rumanijos aliejaus sri
It's Ploesti apielinkeje tick
bombarduota Alijantu lex
tuvais kad aliejaus gamy-
ba ten liko vos rs nuosim-
ciu normalio.
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PASKIRTAS.

Forrestal, buves Karo Lai-
vynO antru sekretorium,
Prez. Roosevelto aktu pa
skirtas Karo Laivyno Sex
retorium mirusio Knox vie
ton. Jis yra 81 metu am
ziaus, Demokratas. Knox
buvo Republicans.
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SUGRYZO.

SUERYZU. PreZ. Roo
sevelt buvo isvaziaves pa
silsiui ] viena dvara Pieti-
neje Carolina valstijoje =
ten praleido menesi laiko
ilsedamas. Prezidentas sa-
ko zymiai sustiprejo svei-
katoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

ATLANTIC Carteris, kuriu
Lletuval grindzia Wilt atgau
q lalklnai', kaip Prezidenta
kooseveltas Lietuviu delegaci
Jal sake, atimta nepriklauso
mybe, susilaukia Wis ziauria,
puciancip 'veju.
Vienas to Carterio autoril,
Premjeras Churchill, viesa
pareiske "nauju pasitarimu'
relkala, praktikoje Carterj tai
Kant. Londono Times pareis
ke savo abejojimus apie Car
terlo principu pritaikomuma
las patiko Maskvai, kuriai At.
ianto carteris tai kaip pei
lis pc kaklu.
LlUDNA kad ir Amerikoie
pradeda abejojimo balsu kilt
salto vandens pirmas uzpyle
rasytojas Lippmann.
Ana diena New York Times
priede, Emery Reeves, auto
RUS knygos "A Democratic
Manifest, tiesmukai sake, At
lanto Carteris pareiskes prin-
cipus kurie buve grazus ir IT,
ko tik 18-tam simtmeciui, ka-
ola zmones kovojo prizes kara
liu autokratijas ir despotizma,
ar nenorejo pasiduoti svetimai
valdziai. Musu prekybos il
pramones amziui, sake, kuo-
met pasauli galima j GA valan-
das lektuvu apskristi, kiekvie-
nos tautos teise butt grieztai
nuo visu kitu neprikiausoma,
"netinkama". Kokia, sake, bu-
vo nauda Lietuvai "saves ap-
sisprendimas", kuomet, "save
apsisprendus" Lenkija, brukst,
smurtu pagrobe Vilniu ~?
REEVES tvirtina, pasauliui
reikia eiti ne j 80 ar 100 atski-
ru "saves apsisprendusiu" vie
netu, bet prie supratimo kad
kiekvieno zmogaus ir kiekvie-
nos valstybes saugumas pri-
klauso nuo visu kooperavimo.
Reiskia, reikia sutvarkyti tau
tu ir valstybiu tarpusavis pri-
klausomumas, ne nepriklauso-
mybe.
Lietuviai cia ponui Reeves
galetu atsakyti kad jiems ma
muciai kad ir sfnilguciai'. Lie
tuviai nenori butt Rusams gal
vijai, kuriuos galima dienos
ir nakties metu gaudyti ir ST.
biran vezti. Jei tarptautinio
"tarpusavio pri k lausomumo"
suorganiZavimas Lietuvius nuo
To baisaus likimo gall apsaugO-
ii - gerai; jei ne = Lietuviai
Cir visos kitos Rytu Europos
tautos) kovos uz nepriklauso-
mybe, neziuredami kad sis
idealas, kaip sakoma, tinkas
tik 18-tam, ne 20-tam simtme-
ciui.
VOKIECIU atsitr r aukimai
Rusu fronte sustojo, kol kas,
neivykde daugelio laukto pa
sitraukimo Xxi Dauguvos Cry
gos-Dauguvpilio) ir net Klai-
pedos linijos. Sis pasitrauki-
mas, gall buti, dar ivyks.
STALINAS mielai sutiko ii
pasikalbejo su Amerikos Len
ku kunigu, Orlemanskiu, vado-
WI Maskvai prielankios Kos
ciuskos Sajungos. Kitais 70.
dziais tariant, Stalinas ir ST
velniu buciuosis jei tik Sis pa.
des Maskvos klastas vykdyti
Hitleris, Badoglio, Orlemansk
- visi Maskvai geri kada Mas
.kvos muzikai soka. Tx ateitis
isris klausima ar Lenkai dau
piau laimes SUI Orlemansklals
Wasilewskomis, Berlingais, a.
su Mikolajczykais ir SosnkoW
skiais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12
Cleveland, Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Cia
prasidejo CIO plieno dar-
bininku unijos 2,3O0 dele
gatu suvaziavimas, kane
aptariama sumanymas rel
kalauti plieno unijos dar-
bininkams algu pakelimo.
Naujame algu progran1e
reikalaujanla, garantavimo
plieno darbininkams nett
mes mokesties. Sakoma tai
yra butinas dalykas ruo-
siantis pokariniam gyve-
nimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12
JAPONAI LAKYSIS
Xxi PASkUTNOS

Britu temytojai tikrina
jog Japonai, musami Paci-
fike is .ju uzkariautu sally,
trauksis j savo namu sa-
las, net is Mandzurijos, il
pagaliau ,laikysis nuo nu-
galejimo. JapQnu sumusi-
mui reikesia padeti dau-
giau pastangu ir bus pavo-
jingiau negu dabar yra nu-
matytas lsiverzimas Vokie-
tijon, zinovai sake.
Jeigu Japonija nebus pa
skubinta bombarduoti da-
bar, diduma JOS sunkiujul
industriju bus isskirstyta
DO visa Sail ir suslepta po
kalnais. taip kad paskui
bus sunku prieiti.
y 4 X
Amerikoje zinovai tikri.
ma kad karo pabaigos ST
Japonija negalima tiketis
greiciau kaip ] iris ar Ike.
turis metus. Taigi Ameri.
kieciams reikes dar daue
dirhti ir padeti zymiu pa.
stangu Xxi tas geltonodis
agresorius bus sumustas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

u. S. KarO vadovybe pa
skelbia kad Bal. 20 naziu
lektuvai paskandino Ame-
rikos karo laiva maximum
va, kuris turejo 200 vyru,
IS ju dalis isgelbeta.
Lietuvos konsulas Chicagoje.
'Jis sake, Lietuvos zmones ne
nori Rusu sugryzimo, ir kad
DR.. j. sliupas esas gyvas. s.
pastaroji zinia, jei teisinga
Amerikos Lietuvius nudziu.
gins, mes DR.. sliupas tai must
senas Amerikos Lietuviu vel
kimo Veterans. Visi linki kac
jo sviesios akys sulauktu Lie
tuvos issilaisvinimo nuo tt
priesu prizes kuriuos jis visa
amziu kovojo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

Nuogi sokineja. Vancou-
yer, Kanadoj, randasi Du-
hoboru sekta, lSurie megs-
ia tam tikrais atveiais is
sivilke nuogi siausti. Ge-
guzes 7, vietiniame parke
prie tukstantines minios
vaiksciojanciu zmoniu gru-
pc tu fanatiku issivilko is
savo ruby ir eme zylioti.
Sesiolika ju arestuota.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

BALTIMORES Lietuviai, sa-
koma, pripuolamai isgirde is
Berlino radio stoties Lietuvis-
kai kalbanti asmeni, kuris sa-
kssi esas A. Kalvaitis, buves
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

Valdzios KarO Darbo ta-
ryba ruosia planus kon-
troliavimui vyru tarp rs
ir 81 metu amziaus, kurie
liko nepaimti militarinen
tarnybon. Xiii to amziaus
vyrai gal but dar paimti j
tam tikrus specialius mill
tariSkus uzsiemimus.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-27
Bethesda Health
Committee Meets

Plans for taking care Of the
medically needy of the county are
well under way, according to Mrs.
Sadie Wisner, Director of Social
Welfare Service at the Suburban
Hospital in Bethesda, who spoke
Wednesday at the monthly meeting
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase Lay
Health Committee in its new quar-
ters at the Hospital.
Mrs. John Ward Cutler, presi-
dent of the Health committee, an
nounced that through the gener-
Gus financial assistance of Mrs,
Frederick H. Untiedt, DIR. and
Mrs. Ellicott, and citizens of Scot
land, a small Negro community
near Rockville, and County con,
tribution, the dental X-ray for the
Health Center has now beer
ordered.
Mrs. Walter E. Perry paid trib'
ute to the County Commissioners
for their active interest in needed
improvements at the River Roat
School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-27
r A tt O N
REMINDER

GASOLINE = In II east coast
states AS coupons are good
through February 8.
TIRE INSPECTION - Deadline
for A coupon-holders is March
81. For B and C coupon-holders.
deadline is Feb. %.
FUEL OIL-Period 2 coupons good
through Feb. Z. Period 8 coupons
valid after January A. Good to
March 10.
SUGAR = Stamp No. 80 good
through March 81.
SHOES-Stamp No. IS in Book
One good for 1 pair. Stamp No.
! on the "airplane" sheet in Book
Three good for l pair.
FATS-Brown stamps R,
S, T, U good through January
20. V good through Feb. 26.
W becomes good Jan. 80.
PROGRESSED FOODS - Green
stamps G, H, ] good through
February 20.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-27
Sherwood High School
Basket Ball Teams
Making Fine Records

Sherwood High School is max
ing splendid record on the basket
ball court this season. Basket ball
is being played by many teams
The girls have a varsity, junior
varsity and junior high school. The
first team has won games from
Gaithesburg, Damascus, Pooles-
vile and Rockville.
They have lost only one game
and that was to the strong Beth
esda-C CHEVY Chase High School.
For the first time the girls are out
fitted in new uniforms owned by
the school. They make quite a
nifty" outfit in their gray and
blue. Success of the team this
year is due to the general spirit of
the team and the coaching of Mrs.
Margaret Pue.
The boys have new team this
year, having graduated all MEM
bers of the team from last year.
The boys have several teams, the
Varsity, Junior Varsity, Junior
High School and the Midgets. The
Varsity won over Gaithersburg,
Rockville, GAINESVILLE and Wood
ward Prep. The only loss this year
was before Christmas in a close
game they lost to Poolesville. The
Junior High team is also making a
fine record. This team has wins
over Silver Spring, Rockville,
GAINESVILLE and Kensington. They
lost one game to Silver Spring.
For the boys first team Ted
Prizes is making a splendid record,
having scored 60 points thus far.
On the Junior High team Bill
Crosley is developing into a strong
offensive players. He is ably as
sisted by Mike Conner, Richard
Barnes, Roland Hyde, Bob Nichol-
son and Keith Heinbaugh. On the
Varsity, Jimmie Frenzel is devel-
oping into one of the finest defen-
sive players ever to wear the Blue
and Gray. On the Junior Varsity,
Jack Downs is the spark plug.
From this group will come next
years first team.
All boys athletics are in charge
of D. P. Hurley, vice-principal, who
has taken over the duty during the
absence of the coach.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-27
Guy A. Carter
Reported Missing

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Carter OF
Rockville, have been advised that
their son, Guy Anderson, aged %
years, in the U. S. Merchant Mar
inc Service, is missing following
enemy action in the Mediterranean
area on December 2, 1913.
Another son, John Mccormick,
aged 81, in the same service, was
reported missing following action
in the Atlantic area last June 10.
Mr.. Carter was a member of the
Rockville Christian Church where
memorial services will be con-
Quoted in the near future. He was
a well known amateur photogra-
pher.
In addition to his parents he is
survived by three brothers: Harry,
who operates a dairy farm near
Rockville, Hilton L., who is attend
ing Officers Candidate School, us.
Army, in Florida, and Robert, a
student at Richard Montgomery
High School, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-27
Joint Conference
OF Assessors Held

"A joint conference was held
yesterday at the Court House in
Rockville between the assessing
authorities of Montgomery and
Prince George counties. The OBJ
ject Of the conference was to pro-
mote closer relationship between
the two bodies and to discuss the
difficulties arising within the re-
spective counties in assessment
work.
This is the first of many meet
ings to be held after the passage
of the continuing method of
assessment which places all assess
ors within the state under the
State Tax Commission. H. Gerard
Mueller, Chief Supervisor of
Assessments of the State of Mary
land, attended the conference in
an advisory capacity.
Thomas M. Baxter, Supervisor
of Assessments for Prince George
County led his group from that
county while those. attending the
conference from Montgomery
County were Wilton T. Allen,
Supervisor of Assessments, Emory
H. Bogley, Chairman of the Board
of Assessments, S. Murray Hamil-
ton and Frank Il. Hewitt, Jr.,
members of the Board of Assess
ments, W. L. Aud and John T.
Culver, Assessors, and Robert S.
Assessor and Chief
Clerk to the Board of Assessment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-27
Penal Inmates Led
Nation In War
Work, O'COnOr Told
State Second In Per Capita
Production Prison Farm
Led Entire, Country

Maryland's penal institutions
ranked second in the nation in the
per capital production of prison
made war goods, and the Maryland
State penal farm topped all penal
institutions of its size in the coun-
try in this respect in 1913, Gov
ernor Herbert R. O'Conor was adj
vised today by the Board of Cor
rection.
Hardly less important than the
war production records accom-
plished, Governor O'Conor made
known, was the fact that the
greater amount of war materials
produced, coupled with the labor
done by prisoners on farms and
roads throughout the year, gave
employment to every able-bodied
inmate in the Maryland prisons.
All four of Maryland's penal in
stitutions have received War Pro-
ductfon Board special awards, Gov
ernor O'Conor recalled, this being
the only State in the country with
a perfect record in this regard.
"The report of the Board of Cor
rection for the year just passed
should bring as much satisfaction
to every Marylander as it did to
me personally" Governor O'Conor
declared. "And l can conceive of
no single development that would
do more to boost the morale of the
inmates of the penal institutions
than the knowledge that they have
assisted so appreciably in the
prosecution of the effort for vic
tory.
"With the urge there is for every
citizen to cooperate to the fullest
in one phase Or another of the wal
effort, it is welcome news, indeed
that one of Maryland's institu
tions, the State penal farm, topped
all penal institutions Of its size il
the country in the amount of wal
contracts completed Likewise, TIL
fact that Maryland, with a total o
$667,000 of war contracts com
pleted, is second in per capita pro
duction in the country is cause TO
satisfaction, especially when it i
realized that, for instance, tn
State of New York, with a prisol
population of ten times that o
Maryland, actually produced a dol
lar value less than that accom-
plished here in Maryland.
"The Board of Correction is t
be congratulated upon the show
ing made and l feel that everyon
connected with this successful eff
fort has good reason to be prou
of his accomplishment, Governo
O'Conor concluded.
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property was levied, producing
$2,145,730. If, in 1914, the States
appropriation from General Funds
and excluding bonus to school
teachers was derived from a direct
tax on real estate, the levy for
school purposes alone would have
required 30.8 cents. From the above
figures it will be seen that the
States contribution to the cost of
public education has consistently
and steadily increased and that the
public school system most carefully
has received its fair share Of all
funds appropriated in the State
budget.
Naturally, / am gratified that
the school superintendent feel
that the educational appropriations
have been generous, under my adj
ministration, as is declared IN their
statement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-27
Eliminate Air Raid
Practices Inland

The War Department and the
Office of Civilian Defense have ELI
minated practice afraid alerts and
blackouts involving public partici-
patton, except in coastal areas in
GLIDING Vermont, Pennsylvania and
the District of Columbia. Along
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts such
alerts and blackouts will be author
lied once every three months on
Sundays only. The measure was
taken to decrease interference with
production of war material.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-01-27
NelDs OF Service Men & Women

Donald L. McCathran, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving l.. McCathran,
Washington Grove, Md, has been
commissioned second lieutenant in
the Army Air Corps, after complet-
ing his course in Navigation at
Hondo, Texas. He has been ap-
pointed instructor in Navigation.
Before his graduation ne was ap-
pointed cadet captain in his class of
navigation cadets. 1t. McCathran is
now visiting his wife, formerly
Miss Jean Esterbrook, and his in
FAINT son born December 10th. He
expects to spend few days at the
home of his father, Mayor Nc
Cathran, before leaving for Texas
on Sunday.
Marion Martin, nephew of ]. A.
Schroeder of Gaithersburg, recently
appointed as a Cadet Midshipman
in the Naval Reserve Merchant
Marine Academy gives us the fol-
lowing address and hopes all his
friends will write to him. He will be
in school there for the next ten
weeks after which he will be on
sea duty for sixteen months. GIN
J. M. Martin, Sec. A, USMMCMS.,
Pass Christian, Miss.
X
Friends of Pvt. Walter Harris
Hershey, 33555799, who was in
Quoted into the service on February
20, 1913, can contact MIN by writ
ing to the following address: Pvt.
Walter Harris Hershey, 33555790,
Medical Detachment, Station Hos
pital, Camp Howe, Texas. oval
ter" writes he misses everyone in
Gaithersburg so much. A message
would be appreciated so write him
all the home news your first OPP
portunity.
Thomas F. Baker, son of Mrs.
Harry F. Baker of Rockville has
been promoted to the rank of Cap
tain at Asheville, N. C.
Capt. Baker has been with AAGS
Headquarters since March, 1912.
He completed high school at Rich
ard Montgomery, Rockville and
graduated from Benjamin Franklin
College, Washington. Before enter
ing the Army he was Advisory Ac-
countant for the American Bottlers
of Carbonated Beverages, Wash
ington
Capt. and Mrs. Baker make their
home at Is Golf Street, Asheville,
N. G. Mrs. Baker was the former
Miss Lilly Belle Bogley of Rock
vile.
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Cabin John Methodist Church

DR.. Raymond Schmidt, execu-
tive secretary of the National Civic
League, will be the guest speaker
at services Sunday evening at s
o'clock. A class of preparatory
members will be received into full
membership.
The young people will meet at z
o'clock.
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Potomac Methodist Church

Several-nam will be added to
the Service Roll Sunday morning.
They are as follows: John Edward
Crown, Max Snouffer and Raymond
Rowens. The pastor, the Rev. Elgar
c. Soper, will join with other Meth
odist ministers in speaking on the
Methodist Crusade for a New
World Order.
Church School, with classes for
all ages, at 10 A. M.