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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Group Appointed
TO Study ellis
Ten Suggestions
Colonel Lee Names Richard
H. Akers Chairman OF
Large Sub-coinmittee

Members Of the subcommittee
on county government have been
announced by 1t. Col. K. Brooke
Lee, chairman If the Montgomery
County Advisory Committee on
Postwar and County Planning.
The list includes county officials,
civic and business leaders, members
of the legislature, the county civic
federation, representatives Of the
charter, members Of both the Dem
ocratic and Republican State Gem
trail Committees and other officials.
Small towns and special taxing
areas are also represented on the
committee, as Il the Montgomery
County Farm Bureau.
! The subcommittee will consider
Mr.. ellis ten suggestions which
were presented at meeting Of the
planning committee on December
10. Any other questions concern
ing the county government sug-
gested by any member Of the sub
committee or the general commit
tee will also receive consideration.
| In announcing the list Col. Lee
said, "the result of the work Of the
committee win be as effective as
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Hist qficaf Society
Medlins Postponed

Tie Decemberhnecti 81 the Mont
gonery County i historicaI Society
Scheduled FOR, Decanber III was post
pouedi because 81 tile weather. Mrs.
Lilly Q. Stone, president III the sosi-
ETY., will announce the next meeting
date as soon as arrangements Can ".
made. Scheduled TO speak are Father
Joseph n. DurIein, S. J., Of George.
town University Graduate Schools
American history Department and
CraddocR Coins, editor Of The Be-
tIesda Journal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
New Delegates

Two prominent business men
were recommended Wednesday
by the County Democratic State
Central Committee to fill the
two vacancies in county repre-.
sentation. in the. House of. De,
.lsgates caused by the death Of
Benjamin G.. Wilkinson on Sat
urday and the resignation
early this week, Of Delegate
Robert H. Hunter.
. Tae new members are Lee H.
Robinson, SO, Of Dale Drive
Silver Spring haberdasher
and Albert w. Walker, o.
WsstmoreIand Hills, real estate
developer.
Members Of the State Central
Committee are Lacy Shaw
chairman, Mrs. Edith P. Allnut
Rober shaw, Alfred d. Noyes
J. Forest Walker, and A. A
Moxley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
d. J.EWilkinson
Funeral Rites
Held Monday
Member of Maryland House
Of Delegates Died OF Heart
Attack ..,l. .,...


Benjahin G. Wilkinson, Jr., 81
Montgomery County, member OF
the Maryland House Of Delegates
and former States attorney for
the county, died Saturday, Deem
Der 30 AZ the home Of County Com
missioner Lacy Shaw, Meadowood,
near Colesville. He also was de.
tense transportation coordinator
for Maryland.
He had been in ill health for
nearly two years but his death
from a heart attack was unexpect-
ed since his condition was believed
improved.
( Born In Lincoln, Nebr., Mr.. VIII
kinson came to Takoma Park as
an infant and had resided there
until about three years ago when
he moved his residence to Com
missioner Shaw's home.
Surviving are his father, Dr.
Benjamn G. Wilkinson, ST., presi-
dent Of the Washington Missionary
College; his stepmother; a younger
brother. DR.. Rowland Wilkinson,
residehs surgeon at Galiinger Hos
pital, Washington; and his 49,
year-old son. Benjamin G. Wilkin-
son, Srd, n cadet at McDonogh
Military Academy near Baltimore
Funeral services were held or
Monday at the new Sligo Seventh
Day Adventist Church, Takoma
Park and burial was in. Washing
ton Memorial Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers from the
Montgomery County Bar Associa-
ton were j. Bond Smith, Joseph
B. Simpson, Jr. James, w. Gill
Judge Albert E. Brault, Joseph A
Cantrel and Alfred D. Noyes.
.t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Senator Radcliffe
State Chairman OF
Presidents Ball

Sen. George Radcliffe Of Mary
land has been named state chair
man for the March of Dimes and
Presidents Birthday Ball celebra-
ton this year. Funds will 60 to
support of the National Founda-
ton for treatment of infantile
paralysis.
At a special meeting of the
Montgomery Council of the Ameri
can Legion held at the call Of the
president, Martin Ivcrson at the
Silver Spring Armory last Tues
day evening, plans were laid and
Committees appointed to carry Oh
all the activities connected with
the Presidents Birthday celebra-
tion, including the Mile Of Dimes
Drive, Birthday Cards, Infantile
Paralysis Boxes, and the Bali IL
self, to be held on Tuesday night,
january S0th. The place Of the
ball has not been definitely decid.
ed but IL il likely that two balls
may be held, inasmnch as Eddie
Adams. delagAte from Bethesda
Chevy Chase Post No. 10s offered
! the use Of Bradley Hills Country
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
s.'1No NelO Taxes Says O'COnOr y
As 1915 Legislature Meets
Gradual Elimination Of Real Estate Levy
Aim, Chief Executive Declares

With assurances from Governor
Herbert r. O'Conor that no new
taxes would be asked for during
the session, and that the policy of
gradual elimination Of the real
estate tax would be pressed, the
1945 session of the General AS
sembly Of Maryland got underway
in the State House on January 3.
Financially, Governor osConoi
pointed out, the State: has never
been in souader position, is
credit ranking with the highest
among the sStates Of the Country.
The present bonded debt Of the
State, Of s27,t5O,OO0, reflects q
total reduction under his administ-
.ation Of more than $21 900, 00O,
Governor O'Conor emphasized. At
the same time, he pointed out that
the present real estate and pro-
perty tax rate Is the lowest It has
been since the Civil War and that
the State has been operating on q
balanced budget throughout the
six years Of the administration.
Emphasis was laid by Governor
O'Conor upon the fact that it has
been the constant aim Of his adj
ministration, especially during the
three years Of war, that the States
fiscal affairs be administered
SO as to relieve the burden Of taxa.
ton upon the citizens Of the State
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Portrait Studio Is
Opened In Rockville

W.. R. Van der Veer has opened a
studio Of photography at 81 E. Mont
gomery Avenue over the the Goodwill
Store. Portraits Of children and we'd
dings are specialties Of Mr.. Van der
Veer, who has had IS years expert
ence in his field in Washington, Dem
yer and Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van der Veer and
their two girls live ON Rockville Pike.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
R0ckcrest Claims
Years First Twins


Rockcrest has two new residents
identical twin girls born We'd
nesday, January Q at Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda. to DR.. and
Mrs. Barnes Gillespie, 1905 DeBeck
Drive, Rockcrcst.
One baby weighed 4 pounds AMI
8 ounces and tho other 4 pounds
and 7 ounces at birth. The mother
and babies are doing nicely ac-
cording to hospital authorities. TIE
Gillespies also have q 8 year old
girl. DR.. Gillespie is stationed at
the United States Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
PoolesyiIle r. f. A.
Entertain, Parents

The r. +. A. boys at their Decenl.
Der meeting bad a. guests their faith,
ers. Other guests were George Fry
LaytonsYilIe, and Jim Shannon and
Mansfield Daniel, the latter discharg,
ed veterans. George Fry told Of ri.
trip to the International Stock Show
in Chicago, a trip that was won b,
All achievement. Jim Shannon SPOKE
briefly Of some Of his experiences ii
the war; Refreshments we're served
and all present said It was a delight,
ful meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Gaithersburg Cow
Makes Record

Rolling Knoll B D r Bessie, a
registered tein-Freisian COW in
the dairy herd Of McKendree
Walker T. Sons, Caithersburg, has
recently completed a 365-day pro-
duction record Of $50 pounds Of
'butterfat and 1907 pounds Of
milk. This Is more than Az times
the production Of the average
dairy COW in the nation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Singing Convention
To Meet Sunday

The Montgomery County Sing
ing Convention will meet Sunday,
January IA, at Salem Church, Ce-
dar Grove at $3.50 PIN. The Rev.
Jacob H. Snyder is president Of
the organization, J. Ernest Hav
kins, song leader and Ivan T
Lawson, pianist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04

n l g g ms OF
Rockville and
husband Of Mrs.
Iris Higgins.
Gaithersbu rig
died December
4 after being
wounded in &C.
ton in Ger
many December
l, the War De-
partment has
n 0 tified his
family.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04

to the fullest extent consistent
with ADEQUATE provision for the
demands and possible emergencies
Of the war.
In meeting this responsibility
Governor O'Conor declared, the
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Commissioners
Official
Proceedings


"A permit to establish q pet GEM
etery On the Old Beantown Road,
| B miles north of Rockville, was de-
Ified Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow w.
Neal Of Rockcrest. q Y st'f's t'4fs
Although no protest on the pro-
| posed project was made at a public
hearing held last week. they point
EeAl cut hi their action that the Oh
.ney 4Norbeck Citizens Association
strongly opposed such a cemetery
in that neighborhood and that the
board feels there are now adequate
animal cemetery facilities in the
county.
Beryl English, manager Of the
Liquor Control Board, presented
the board check for $143,675 as
part Of the $31s,196.H profit made
during the year from liquor sales.
A total Of $16,325 was previously
paid the county this year. Other
profits, English said, will be invest
ed in trade inventory. The liquor
board has an agreement TO pay the
county $4,000 a year.
ia Assessments amounting TO $780,
900 on new properties were placed
on the records, for the half-year
levy Of 1914 following hearing
for new property owners.
The quarterly report Of A. A..
Mxoley, inspector Of weights and
measures, showed that of S74
measuring pumps s0s were found
correct, AZ overweight and 10 were
short. Eleven Of $40 scales were
short and IL over.
The board accepted the resigna-
ton submitted by Charles e. Will
liams, Travilah Road, Rockville,
emergency policeman.
Miss Eliza Choate was Transfers
red from her position In the Elec-
ton Office TO the County Commits
sionerS Office @aS a special clerk.
Upon the recommendation of DR..
ElIicdtt, County Health Officer,
Mrs. Ruth Elton Eckahr, 1905 Paul
Drive, Rockville, was appointed
Assistant Supervising Nurse in the
Health Department at a salary Of
So, 10000 per annum; 100000 Of
which IL TO be paid by the County
and $l,5O0.O0 by the tuberculosis
Association. ~
JANUARY 2, 1915
No important business was
transacted at the first meeting Of
the Commissioners to be held in
the new year. r. w. Farmer,
sheriff, presented his report for
the month Of December. The re-
port showed 1872 prisoners in the
taff d,,r;,,e~ Az ,,.onth Az nroaaf,t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04

Pfc. Higgins was employed by
his: father, a distributor for the
Sinclair Refining Co., before his
induction last March. He is q
graduate of the Augusta Military
Academy, Augusta, Ga.
Survivors include a 4-month-old
son, Frank Higgins II, and a
brother, Frank G. Higgins, Lynch
burg, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Health Council
To Meet Monday I

The regular quarterly. meeting
Of The public Health Lay Council
will be held Monday at 90 o'clock
in the courthouse, Rockville. Mrs.
William Carter BowIss, president
will conduct the meeting and hear
reports from the eight Lay Com.
mittees that make up the council.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Tax Help Offered
January 10 to Is

A representative Of the Office
Of Internal Revenue will be at the
Montgomery County National
Bank III Rockville from January 10
TO is, inclusive, to assist with In
come Tax Returns.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Potomac Hunt Fixtures
January, 1916

1--Cranford's Corner; 6---Cragg-
wood; 9-Mt. Prospect; 13--Piney
Spring Farm; i6-Plummer's Cor
ner; 2O--Heieh Ho; % Great Elm
Farm; 27-The Client 3o--TrayiI-
sh. Meet time Lao p. m.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
New Telephone For
County Community Chest

The Montgomery County Commun-
ity Chest and Council would like to
announce a change in their telephone
number from Rockville 67l to Rock
vile GA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
By MARBURY GATES, Pres.

By MARBURY GATES, Pres.
Everyone excited annual meet
ing and election Of officers will be
held January 10, 1945. Thomas
Slater and Committee will serve
refreshments after the meeting.
Harry Bean says he has an APP
pointment in Baltimore on Janu-
airy IL with his Uncle Sam. It is
our guess that when he returns
he will be Navy Bean"
"Two-way Wilt" recently wrote
the O, p. A. asking how he could
get more ration points, and less
money taken out Of his check for
income tax. A few days later he
was the proud father Of twins.
Now he has written to disregard
his letter, as the situation is well
N hand. He now has two more
alton books for points and two
more exemptions on his income tax.
George says he Is hopeful that the
war will end before another year
oils around.
Chief Wilson Is working on pri-
ority for more fire alarm boxes.
If successful, he plans to put at
least four in the section Of Rock
vile known as Rockcrest. Speak
ing Of fire alarm boxes, did you
know that the Rockville Volunteer
Fire Department Is the only de
partment in the State that owns
and operates its own fire alarm
system?
Elmer Hutchinson says his first
aid training is coming in handy
these days, since his son was in
jured last week shedding.
Bill Burrows asked Sergeant
the other day, Haven't | shaved
you before = "Nope, got this
scar at Pearl Harbor," replied the
Sergeant.
FIRE AND RESCUE CALLS
Dec. 24-S1, inclusive
Sunday, Dec "a, 6.15 p. m.---
Chimney fire at Porter Butts of
Potomac Road. $500. &C
Wednesday,, Bee. 27,g.4O p. m.-
Rescue call: two duck hunters res.
cued from Potomac River at Sen,
ecu. ss ~, ~
Thursday, Dec. 49, 100 p, m.
Rescue call: Ralph Ward Of Rock.
crest hurt while Shedding. y
Friday, Dee. 20, $50 p.- ms4-
Rescue call: Auto accident at All
States Inn three persons taken
to hospital.
Saturday, gDec. 30, 4.40 q. ni.-s
Oil burner fire at Mrs. Ed Offutt's
ON Baltimore Road; z ,. NJ Res
cue call: Gilbert Ballenger over
come by gas fumes at Hunting Hill.
/ MEMBERS IN THE SERVICE
Word has been received of the
death Of Pfc. Donald Robert Hig-
gins, 81, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04

American opinion which helps
Immensely in absorbing the
harsh war news Of the current
weeks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04

In 1918 we thought that war
was over; viii we make the same
mistake again?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Pfc. Donald r. Higgins
Recent Battle Victim

Pfc. Donald Robert Higgins, 81,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
Firelsouse Chat, Reports And
NeWs OF Members In Service

I Congratulations to Franklin H.
Wilson (son Of Chief w. v. Will
sony and to Paul Chmar, members
of the Department who have re-
Gently received their commissions
as Captains in the Army. Cap
tain Wilson is stationed in West
Palm Beach, Florida, and Captain
Chmar Is somewhere In Germany.
Good luck to both Of you.
Albert ID. Wootton and Stanley
Gartner, both Of the u. s. Navy,
and Captain Franklin Wilson, Sgt.
Dwight Reed and Tech. Sgt. Paul
Morgan, all Of the U. s. Army Air
Force, spent the Christmas holt
day at home with their families.
Sgt. Reed and Tech. Sgt. Paul
Morgan also attended the monthly
meeting Of the Fire Department
last Wednesday. Sgt. Morgan,
who has been oversee since April,
1943, and has SO missions to his
credit, is now stationed in Florida
but longs for the day when he can
return to ride the fire trucks.
Cpl. William T. Gates writes
that he is now in India. A letter
from M. Sgt. Norman ]. Cuttings
indicated that he, too, might be in
India.
CT
Sitting on my CT bed
My CT hat upon my head,
My CT pants, my CT shoes:
Everything free, nothing to lose,
|, CT razor, CT comb
But CT wish that / were hone.r
The members Of the Rockville
Volunteer Fire Department wish
to thank all their friends for their
support during the past year, and
wish each and every one d Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
a. y a C. -. +
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04

We do not know much; that's
why We know little.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-04
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Wrong but
p. G. STRO MBERG

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its wake. There Is phase Of
wars reaction which tears down
civilization ID a far greater de-
gree than any
Bitterness Of the current
Toward Our and immediate
War Enemies depressing reac-
lions. Ii Is the
inculcation If hatred in the
minds, hearts and souls Of the
present generation which Is trans
mitted to, coming generations.
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hasfeu' ana ye. lnefe n en- ev "
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Nerman ana spe sapahese people
ana when many generations wan
hos s'seireiy erase. Il. =. = onc
type q hatred Whicn' van alu u
1omeht'hg iusufe wars.
Those preaching hatred as
necessary to prosecution Of the
! war because It is the surest way
Of waging total war are only
placing obstacles IN the path Of
wliatever efforts win be made
toward maintaining permanent
peace. Honest though they are
and full Of read hatred as those
who have lost loved ones must
be- teachip,- hatred Is against.
all that have learned,
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4 news item from London which
states that a young woman, who
has lost two husbands during this
war. preached hatred to a group
Of children, and was cheered. She
Is quoted as having said hate
IS not an emotion which we like
but It Is necessary TO the pres
\ ent. without hate I do not think
we win be able to bring this war
to d final, irresocabIe end and
build the world Tor when we
are lighting. Sne urged tne
students TO study history lor tne
cgnses OF war ana ADDED you
WIZ discover why peiore sne
war, they burned oranges ~
California ana threw herring
back into the sea wniie cnilareh
were deformed Dy ricketts,.
This woman was preaching
against war and at the same
time sowing in the minds Of the
Young the seeds
qyafred az Of another war.
War Love She is embit-
AZ Peace, tered and,
though a well
educated person, allows her own
cynicism to becloud her nobIer
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-09-27
Unique Pangborn Advertisement Now
Appearing In National Trade Journals
Large Color Spreads Garry Corporation Presidents Strong
Plea For Permanent Peace

Pangborn Corporation, local ma
known war production
plant, four times winner of the
Army-Navy e." also winner of the
u. S. Treasury Flag and the National
Security Award pennant, is inaugur-
ating unique voluntary advertising
plea in favor of a permanent peace
In a series of colorful spreads being
in many of the nations big
trade and industrial pub
under the signature Of
Thomas w. Pangborn, president, ap-
pears the following message:
1--WE are grateful that the war IS
over. For what seemed like life
time, we have been making ma
chimes and equipment to help our
sons kill and MAIN other mems sons
easily-more quickly.
'This was necessary and urgent
business. But to more than one of
us-it was a heart wrenching re-
sponsibility that had to be carried
out against every finer fiber of our
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-09-27
Emmanuel u. B.
Elects c. E. Officers

The election of officers for the
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
of the Emmanuel United Brethren
Church resulted as follows:
President, Miss Hazel Cash; vice
presidents, William Bearinger and
Guy Crone, Jr.; secretary, Miss Paul
inc Nunamaker; assistant secretary,
Miss Peggy Weller; treasurer, Car
roll Huffer; assistant treasurer, Miss
Alfredah Baker; pianist, James Muir
fin; assistant pianists, Miss Peggy
Butts and Mrs. Albert Huffer; Ii
brarians, Robert Downin and Rich
ard Bearinger; assistant librarians,
George Watts, Jr. and Richard Pof-
fenberger; Junior superintendent,
Miss Dorothy Kuhlman; assistants,
Misses Jane Foreman and June Dull
labaun.
These officers, together with the
committees to be announced, will be
installed by the pastor, DR.. Paul E.
Holdcraft, at the evening church ser
vice on Sunday.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-09-27
More County Men Local Navy Men On
Have Been Indicted USS South Dakota

Board 2 announces that the fol-
lowing County men, having passed
their final physical examinations,
were indicted into the Armed
Forces on September IS, 1945.
Army
Jacob Russell Troupe, Jr., Clear
Spring.
Wilson Gilmer Morris, 1924 E.
Fayette ST., Baltimore 81.
Walter Harrison Fitzgerald, RID.
No. 4, Hagerstown.
Paul Andrew Wolfensberger, R.F.
D. No. 4, Hagerstown.
John Robert VIM. Sisler, 215 S.
Artizan St, Williamsport.
Lewis Emory Miller, 1876 South
Mulberry Street, Hagerstown.
Navy
Eugene Joseph Hutzell, RID. No.
2, Boonsboro.
Marine Corps
George Norman Smith, Smiths
burg.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-09-27

instinct.
To-day, we thank God that that
task is finished May we now died.
icates our facilities and our skills to
bringing a better standard of living
into every home-both here and
over the entire world. May Pang-
born workers never again have to
build Blast Machines TO clean bombs
and tanks and guns and ships for
war. Or Dust Collectors for the
same end results.
eve are now grateful to work
honestly and knowingly on equip
ment for making autos and washing
machines and all that commonplace
list of articles that make life hvable,
lovabe and longlasting."
Copies of this message will be
printed over 100000 times and dis
tributed to industrial leaders and
executives everywhere. 1t is es~
timated that the message will be
seen and read by almost two million
persons.