davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

fobrenO erfldrte, bon ItoI6er af'
tuna ltt0 Sr1ler c~rfiilIt, lenfen mir
sic 6obnen Dor ibm", mterbrad ser
Qebeimnispolle 3miidenreoner:
Sem 200 lit Elm Rnf an uns, ST.
bonOeln. Shlagt los!"
@6en ais G0nib Damn 81 elmer an
feuernoen &eOe ans oeutide 8olt nno
leine 5ruppen %ii6erLenfte, rief Oie
@etlteritimme apieOerum on5piI6en:
,yGrbebt ell6 ge9en 90nib. Ser
Golnpf lo6nt iid niNt, peltn OoS Ser
6rehen iiegt."
Gle GelitiGen tiidten Den 8eridt
BON Sitlers 600 nit oller 0rontotis
Iden Ger6rqnltllg aut Oeren lie ia
bia marelt. lin 9,43 llbr obenoS
.(3.43 ll6r 0it(. &rie9s5eit) gab 0os
Som6urQer &a0io allen 9elttld]en
@eiiunQ einqeitellt SIT bleibelt, INN
cine midfige 8efunntgobe 51 ertpar-
ten. Cine Minlte oarauf mltr0e Die
lie 8ereitidofts Sroer BON Dem bri-
tiiden g~fenegoten ~mieoer6olt, Der Den
No3is ieit Griegsulsbrild alS ,2oro
Sap Sam @ropoganOaOienlte atlt
Ha0io l~eJitete.
8reianSpier3ig Minlltep ipdter En-
f(ang oattn eli GrolamelmirbeL
morailf ser Aainger oett 8cridt ilber
Sitlers Eoo 6rod)te mo 9onlb ans
Mifrop6on 9olte.
9ie 6amburger 8efanntgabe tolg-
te Orei Gage nod ser Greflttion BE
nito Muiiolinis, 6itlers GiftatorS-
qenoiIen, 0urd italienii6e 8utrioten.
uno tie erfolgte III Dem augenblld,
in Dem omerifoniide Sonfs ms otter.
reidiIhe 8raunau ant SIM elnbro.
d)en, mo gloolf @itler am 20. Aprll
1889 ge6oren murOe.
36nib bamt anf bic @OrIebnng
G0nib, ser SO Sabre alte SeeoT-
ft3ier, ser ii6 ieillen Sui ais &om-
monoeur ser nl9ooty6lotte erparb
uno BON Sitter gum Gbef Ser i6rrmp-
fenoen 0eutlfen @eiumtflotte erbo-
ben muroe, foroerte Die 9enti6en IN
elmer fursen, leioenldnftli6en &eoe
auf, Sen &f fort5ulebeh nro ers
fldrte gum SdluB:
@enn mir ulles tim, mas III lill-
ierer Mnd)t itebt, miro @ott rns nad)
10 bielen 2eioen INTO Spfern 1idt per-
laiien".
Sm ani6luB an Sic &eOe 9onib'
ipielte ooS @a0io D9eut ldlono,
0entIdllano ii6er allies" unO Oos
@orItl@eliel-9ieO, ltnO Damn perlos
ser @roBoomiral einen SogesbeTebl
an sic oeltiden Streitfrfte, Der I'M
melentliden leine GeOe ans oelltld)e
8olf m%ieoerbolte, ober ben f~olgenoell
3uiob ent6ielt:
D6iir'jeoen inter elld' lit Der Dem
6iibrer geleiitete Sreueio unmittelbor
alf meme 8erion ais Dem pom 6ltb-
rer e%rnnnnten 3adfolger i%ibertrogen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
WolotOD baI0
mad Mtosfan

San 6rnncisco = Die &onieren5
Der Tereinigten Watipnen. erleoigte
Die gilt5elbeiten our grridtung i6rer
Struftlr, als befaitnt mrroe, OoB
AuBenfommiiiar Molotop balo nod
Nfosfoli 5uriidfebren oiirfte. Stauts-
iefretor Stettiniits teilte alif elmer
Hreliefonferen5 NIT, oaB Ser Sc
ihGftsoronungs : ausidyuB Die Ne-
gelung oes @oriiBes fiir Die ein5elnen
Ausi9iile gebiaigt bdbe unO nun
MIR nod Die nls automatiid ange-
iebene @litbeiBung 0es 8lerums no
Zig lei.
S%tettinilis fogte, Ell eriuarte, .onB
Wtolutop bier bleibell miro, bis sic
Arbeit Der ein3elnen aommiilionen
un0 AlsiGiiiie noQ i'm @altge lit. gs
lei niemals a"iigenommen wor0en,
10 flbr er fort, baB Wolotou lange
in ben 8ereinigten Staaten bleiben
fonnte uno nidt befannt iei mann
er imitanoe more, 5uriif gu reiien.
Or ielblt, 10 fubr Stettinilis fort,
noble bis CUR 8een6igung Ser &or=
feren5 in San 6rnncisco bleiben,
uno er iagte, oaB 4uBenminiiter
@nen i'm Augenblid nift plane, nah
9onOon 5uriid3ufebren.
6reitag lit Der leBte Gag, an Dem
ole Qelegationen gum Gumbarton
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

8ngesbefe5le in oieien @orten: Sic
gau5e QG6 be9liidmiinidt Oie Z. Or
NEE 5ltr Gro6erung Miinfens, Ser
8iege Ser Ro5ie&geitie".
Sn 9orOoeuti6lanO i6mieoete
omerifuniide 2uftinianterie mo Sic
britiide 2. arlnee einen felten 8riif.
fenfopf Don 20 @ieilen 8reite un0 u
Nteilen 9iefe an Ser @lbe 0itli6 BON
@amburg un0 Orobten nit Der 46-
ifneioung Observation-Disclosures uno
9dnemnrfs bonn reltliden 8eutid)~
Ian0. Muridnfl MontgonlerpS araf-
te Datten iid} 2ii6ecf auf "a Meilen
gendbert. @eitli6 bon @amburg
ItoBeu bic 8riten oltf fait feinerlei
@ioeritnno, ais lie Staoe nube Der
@l6emiinoung errei6ten.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
@aibin9tOn
5u Sitlers SOB

Nol6inaton - sic 0elitIden Bes
rifte, OaB Sitter tot lei, erregten
betr0dtli6es 9lufieben I'M 9on9reB.
Sfeptiide gleuBerun9en tunren mil
6rogen permil6t, OF 0os Gnoe Ses
6iibrerS nirflid nod mas ottsmote
an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ge5eil
Die Observation-Disclosures Der yto5ls.
sd 6offe, es Itimmt," erfldrte &C.
nator So6nlon, Ser amtierenoe 8or-
iibenoe 0e8 MilitGrfomitees, ,,aber
id rpiiroe germ Die &eid)e IebelL che
i'd es qloltBe". Sb es tuus oltsma-
DE, bGnge nid)t nur bonn Serbalten
0es beri6teten 6ii6rer-Rad)folgers
MOmirol Sorl 9onib a6, Ipnoern
aud Oopon, welhes NtaB &ontrole
er aiisii6en f6nne. SD beStpeifle.
OuB eS tpoS ousnadt".
Senator Gait (&.-Sbio) meinte,
Sitlers Soo meroe 6en GaiierteL
faaS er Ii6 6etpabrbeite, ,,eine Naer'
ge 5orgen ooriiber erIporen, mas
nit einem qefongenen Giibrer Ct
tan iueroefr loate".
Senator Gerton (G-2a) tDoute
,ublolltten 8epeis" baben, cine
otntlife aGiierte @rfl6ruti9", ebe er
es 9lolt6e.
Senotor GORDON (&-Sre.): u3Dei
ser Sdlongen eroriidt".
Senator Morie (&-Sre.) 6eOol-
erte, 0aB Yoas Shifiol nns ferle
@%elegenbeit gibt, einen fortneaen
S6uloiprud in einem &riegsDer-
BREEDER : @ro5eB gegen i'm 3u fdl.
len. M6er: Seine @reneltotan
meroen i'm Del Der Nadtpelt fir ole
3eiten i~iberiabrcn"
abq. Mau (0saD): sd boffe,
es lit uobr".
sl69. Marcontonio (a2Y Ny)
,,8ieaei6t mieoer MIR elm &rOpd.
oanootrid".
Senator 6erguIon (M-@id.)
meinte, OoB SitlerS 600, penn er
iih 6e~tpobr6eite, ole ausiidten uuf
cine 8ollfapitulation Der No3is sc.
6eliert babe, mGbreno Senator ail-
gore (G-8a.) feline 8eiierung oieler
glusiidten io6. Senator Gulbrigbt
(0-@rf.) erfldrte, oie berihtete Gr-
nennung BON 9onib gum Siibrer.
Geo1folger f0rne bieIeidt in oenG
Slime %geOeutet tueroen, OaB ,,@oe6,
bells, @0ring uno Sinmler aus Dem
2onoe floben". @S wiirOe i'm nidt
iiberrai1en, oiie IN Spmlien auf.
taud)en gu ieben".
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
yrnuuau an
SIM 9efauen

@uriS - Bon5erfrGfte ser ameri-
fanilden 3. 9(rmee, bic %. Meilen
fporriidtell, erreiften Ben Sun in ser
g9a6e Dor SitlerS @eburtsort 8ran-
noll, un0 i~tellten &ooioterbinoung
init Sen peitlid @iens ooritoBenOen
ruiiiiden Gruppen Der. @iner. 6ront<
meIoung 3ufolse iinO Die beioen Or
meen 60fitens nod 40 Wteilen pon-
entfernt. gea6 ibrer Ser
einigung m1ren iGmtli6e oeutiden
in ser Si6edoilopafei UNI
3ingelt, un0 oie Na5i=ardfte in Ger
gllpenfeite i%ioliert.
@inbeiten Der t3. 8an3er0iuiiion,
Sic in 0as @ebiet BON Brannau por-
itieBen, moren MIR nod 80 Meilen
BON Snl5burg, uno Al Nfeilen bon
ger6tesga0en entfernt. Die 3. gr-
NEE, oie BON &orripon0enten uYat=
tons Sdnell3ug" %genonrt miro, riif-
tie an elmer t00SDfeilen=6ront Dor.
Infer Ben eroberten Grten 6efanoen
iid @ggenfelo ull0 @eis6er9, Is b5p.
is Meilen n0rolih Don 8raunau
nber Ser tntl1hlihe Gormorih mar
idoit oorii6er binursgegongen.
Gen. Batds Z. qrmee, Oie our6
Die grauenpoIlen gntoedlngen Ser
No5i+garbarei i'm 9a6auer Eager 81
neuer &fmut angetrie6en muroe,
ltieB iiiolid) BON Miinden Dor, uno
bis auf 10 Meilen an Snnsbruf
1no Is Meilen an Sen noroliden
gingang oes 8rennerpaiIes berail.
8an5 Siio0eutidlan0, nit Ausnabme
Der Sii0oitefe 9aperns, muroe iiber
ben Saufen gerannt. gtltr .rieiige
gombenfrater uno @egblode bebin-
bern Sen 8ortidritt ser Z. 4rmee.
Sen. g~iienbomer prizes Oie Ginnabme
0urd einen ieiner leltenen
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

8iele ieiner Mitglieoer mollten nift
an ieine Mabrbeit glait6en. sic beg
ten Sen 8eroodt, OoB eS Iid babel nm
cine Slit ban0le, oie Oarauf angelegt
lei, Dem 5itbrer Elm @ntfommen 5u
erm0gliden. Anoere nabmen ben
Stnr0punft ELM 0aB sic 0ahriGt
pom 8ooe Sitlers ein 10 ldmerer
S6lag iein piirOe iiir ieine faitatii6e
9fa3i @efolgidaft, 0aB tie ni6t aus
gegeben mor0en mare, Denn lie ni6t
mabr lein miir0e.
Sere, ole ben Som6urger &un0-
frnf fiir bare Miin5e nobmen, mein-
ten, ser 6iibrer lei gliiflih gepeleii,
8lt iter6en, e6e er in bic Sdnoe Ser
<iieH oOer Ser peitli6en Alliierten
fiel.
Bon aroBter g8idti9feit aber err
ifien Oielen Die 6rage, mas 8onis
nun 81 tun geoenft - Oh er Ben
&anpi unentuegt weiterfiibren merOe
oOer nidt; unO Oh er gege6enenialls
imltanoe p1re, sic SS-5ruppen Inn
cine 10 boffnungsloie uno '%offenbar
'%Derlorene Sade 81 lammeln.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

,8euti6e Sol6aten! Gut cure
gfli6tl Die @riiten3 u%nieres 8ol,
feS ite6t allf Dem Spiell"
0ieIer Baiius fam Ieidt ais Elm
8eriud oes @roBaomirals aufgefabt
meroem oie oeutiden Sffi3iere an
0en perlonliden @io 5u binoen, ben
iie Sitter idnuoren muBten unb bon
Dem 9itlers Zoo iie, nie an3lnebmen
m1re, entbano.
Gem nellen o6iibrer" folgte 2orO
Sam Sam, ser oo8 oeutidiprnd)ige
8rogramm in @ngliidl p~ie0erbolte.
Die @abl 80nib' gum 5iibrer Del
len, mas bon Nn3i.9 eutidlalo Der
blieben lit, fom 2onooner 8eobadJ-
tern r1tlelbaft Dor. Ser @roBd0mi-
raj itano biaiiger Meinung nod ME
bo6 genug in ser Ra3i=Siernr6ie,
I'M ols logiider @a6folger 6itlers
IN 6rage 5u fommen, ser BEL &riegs-
au8bru6 perionli6 Sermnnn @0ring
ais eriten uno <oolf 6eB ais 3pei-
ten @rlnbmann beItimmt batte. SeB
lit MN @efnngener i'll gttglano, nno
pon @oring erfi1rte ons oeutide gfa-
oio Dor fltr5em, 0aB er zines Ser3lei-
0enS megen 5uriidgetreten lei.
Sb aoolf @itler tatidhlif geitern
in ieirem @efedtsitono in Berlin ge-
itor6en int miro iih aif eiftige 3eit
bin nid)t feItitellen laiien. Nt0glid)er-
ipeiie mar er idOn Ieit Gagen ODER
@oden tot. 8ielleidt lebt err nod,
un0 Ole Meloung lit MIR cine 6inte,
Inn ieine Jluftpldne gu oeri1leiern.
Seood fam tie aud beoeuten. Dab
Dies oas offi5ielle @ttoe 9itlers lit,
iopeit cine Stnatsautorit1t in
9eutidlono nod in 6rage fommt.
90 er lebt ooer tot tit, pielleiht bat
lid oie Na5i-Sierarfie entidieoen.
oaB cine Mptbe I'M Ben totem Sitter
ibren 3mefen better oient, ais elm le-
BENDER 9itler, Der ole leste Oerlorene
9offnung in Berlin bohbdlt. Cine
9egenoe Inn SitIer in einem @0tter-
odmmerungs : 6innle mag fir 3i-
fiiniti9e Na6i-8ropaganoapldne aud
geeianeter iein. Smmerbin beltebt
ole Mogli9feit, oaB 9itler tnti1hlih
10 geltorben lit, wie 6erif|tet muroe.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
GngldnOer
iino ifeptii6

2onool II SIN 6ritiiden AuBen-
amt nltroe erfldrt, oaB sic alliierten
BON sen 9eutl6en perlangen piiroen,
Sitlers 2eihe nod ser &apitulation
0es &eifs por5umeiien, nm alle
i3peifel iiber sen 8eri6t oes bent.
iden Gaoios BON ieinem 800 5u be-
be6en.
Sn boben dmtliden &reiien mollte
man iiA borIauiig nidlt barber ali
bern, pelhe Ausipirfuitgen ser Be-
ri6t pom Gooe oes 6iibrers auf sic
0euti6en 6rieoensoupertiiren baben
mer0e.
0ieie 6rieoensfiibler Iin0 6einrid
Simmler 5ugei6rieben por0en.
Gle @run0 fiir oie @rllennllng Don
@roBaoirnrol anrl 9onib 3lilt ytnd-
folger 6itlers mar in 0ieien &reilen
nift iofort eriiftIi6.
Gin oerattmortliher, u6er niht-
omtlidler @etpd1rsmonn erflGrte, eS
lei m0gli6, SAB Simmler erfannte,
Dab er lelber unpopular lit in 9eutid-
lanO lunO Gonib oielleidt erfoIgrei-
der lein miir0e in ser ansfiibrung
Ser Observation-Disclosures, beipn-
0ers, iopeit es iif oarum bait0elt, lie
Der bewafineten Mudt munogeredt
81 MAIDEN.
8remier G6urdlill uilO bo6e anreri-
faniide 8eamte muroen BON Dem
Sambnrger &aOio 9eridt iiber Sit
lers 300 u~ntgebeno in aenntnis ge-
ieBt. 8as Barlament erfllbr Sen Be
rift in Dem N%ugenblid, in Dem eS
ieine geitrige Abenoiibuilg beenoete.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
1roBadmral Karl D0riB DeuI6Iands reuer ,5Qbr0r'
Wtadenfapitulas
tiDn III Berltn

Qouoon - Ser 0eutihe 8ioer-
itnn0 i'm Snnern Oes ~3eritorten Ser
lin mar Dem p0lligen 3uiammen6rud
nube, na6oem ii6 $4,000 9ea5i@Ters
teioiger ser &oten glrnee ergeben
batten. 9as Mosfouer Wtitternofts-
@omlmuniqle beiagte, 0aB Soplet-
Truppen i'm Sta0tfern 8erlins gegen
sic &eihsfan5lei unO Die Siergortens
6eitung porltiirmten.
Die &uilen 9obett nift Die @r-
p6erlln0 6eitimmter @eb1ltoe i'm 3en=
trum ser 8eidsbouptltoot befonnt
un0 man muBte bier nidt, Oh Die &o-
te Nrnee oie Nei6sfon3lei erreift
bat, no @oolf Sitter mdbrenO 0es
Mo6mittogs geitorben 1T, mie &aoio
Samburg mitteilte. Sor einigen Ia
gen botten oie &uiien erfl6rt, oaB If
rer 4niid)t nod Sitter aus Berlin ge-
floben lit uno oermutlif einen 9op-
pe(g1nger 5uriidgeloiien bot, Der oen
,,Seloento0" Iterben un0 in ben
griinumern ser 0a5isSauptita0t ge-
fult0en meroen miro.
Mosfal COB befnnnt, Dab Oie nett
Iiden 8erliner Sta0tteile Gbarlotten-
burg ltn0 Sf0neberg pollig einge-
ilofnnten mur0en. Morlholl Stalin
erm1bnt in ieinen orei 3%agesbefeblen
Berlin nift. SIN oritten CAB er Die
@roberung Ser Srte 8obumin, Sci
fa18ptco, Gaoca, @rpltat uno SfoeOo
in ser 9ife9oilomafei Ourd Oere-
menfos 4. Ukraine : Nrmee befannt.
8orber Bate er mitgeteilt, oaB Som=
iet=Irltppen oen Sitieebafen Strnl=
lun6 einnabmen uno Iid Roitod auf
SO Meilen gendbert butten.
Sn oieier Gffeuitpe eroberte Maar-
lhall GofoIiopsfps 2. @%eiBruBlanO=
Mrmee Die meflen6nr9iiHen Sto0te
9emmin, @rimmen, Mald)in, @aren
uno @eiBenbnrg uno mar nur nod
etpa 60 Weilen bon elmer &ereini=
gung nit Maridall MontgomerpS
&rGften an ser glbe entfernt. Stral=
ilno lit Die midtige Sriel 8iigen oor-
gelagert. Sh einem ipeiteren Cages
befebl meloete Stalin oie 8eiebung
ser Staot 8ro10enburg, % Meilen
ipeItlit bon Berlin. Die Sta0t fiel
nor Mari6oa 3bufoos 1. @eiBruB=
lan0s9frmee.
Sn Berlin itanO ser 8iergarten
inter ifqperem ruiiiiden Mngriff,
ip0breno oie &uiien sic 8eutlden
aus einem @ebau0e nod Dem anoe-
rem in Der 8il6elnitraBe un0 Inter
Den 9ii1oen pertrieben. 8a Sic 3ote
Arnee am 8rnnoenburger Sor Dor
beigegangen mar, oiirfte lie oie
&eid)Sfan5lei uno piele Minilterien
lbelagern, oie Ourf) tunnels nit Ser
groBen unteriroiiden 6eItung I'M
Siergarten ber6unoen mar. Gooio
Sam6urg erflarte, 0oB Elm idpperer
&atrpf mn ben 8nbnbof 6rie0rif)=
itroBe tobt. u8ie Gage in Berlin lit
nod ofliter geporoen", erfldrte &o=
ioio Samburg. uSbmobl Die 0eut-
Iden fanpfen, Inn angeiiftS ii6erle=
gener ruliiider Ingriffe bon allen
Setter cine &flinie gu bebaltpten,
fonnten tiefe rliiiiide ginbriide nid)t
perbin0ert meroen."
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

OATS : @lon Steaung nebmen unO
MISUNDERSTANDING em6ringen f0n-
men, oie Damn bon ben ein5elnen
&ommiiiionen beratldIagt weroen.
@ormegen ioa oen 8oriib Ser
&ommiiiion erbalten, Die Die 5ornlel
fiir oen fiinftigen @eltiiderbeitsrat
ouflteat, ulo 9elgien miro Sen &nr-
iib ser &ommiiiionen fiibren, Die Oie
8raeam6el 3t elmer Neltdlrter ellt-
pirft u1o Die Abiidten Der rlellell
@eltorganiiation ent6dlt. an0ere
niftige aommiiiionsuoriibe geben
an Siioofrifo lln0 8%ere8nela.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09
Washington Grove
Mrs. Robert S. BiIlhimer
TeLe. GGithersbpr0 b4-J.

Mrs. George Young is spending
the month of August at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Archibald
are now OCCUPYING their cottage on
Fifth Avenue. They moved in
Monday.
Miss Nancy Lee Schantz spent
the weekend with her grandmother,
Mrs. VIM. Hardy. Her father,
Buster" Schantz, was in a very
bad automobile accident in New
York, and as result just recently
left the hospital after undergoing
treatment for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip McKim and
son Jackie of Washington were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Dora Pur-
dunn.
Mrs. George Engles of New
Rochelle, New York is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Ensign
and Mrs. Robert Engles.
Miss Dolly Becraft is spending
several weeks with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coffman
at Mt. Jackson, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Howes and
children of Baltimore spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Howes.
Miss Betty Billhimer is spend
ing a week with her cousin, Miss
Gloria Ann Robins in Washington.
Mrs. Bertil P. Dahlstrom and
children Coralyn and Bert Jr. left
on Monday for their new home in
Cedar Grove, New Jersey. Prior
to their departure several parties
were given in their honor. Mrs. S.
S. Fretz entertained at luncheon
bridge in honor of Mrs. Dahlstrom
on Wednesday with the following
guests: Mrs. F. H. Fretz, Miss
Cora Coxon, Mrs. James Erwin,
Mrs. Carl Kastner and Mrs. Robert
Billhimer. Two parties were given
by friends in honor of Coralyn, and
on Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
5. S. Fretz and their children, Joan
and Donald, entertained some
young people at a farewell party
for Bert. Their guests were: Cal
vim Mcpherson, Carol Hughes,
Ruth, Frank and Brer McCathran,
Charles Whetzel, Kathleen Lar
comb, Doris Swami, Mary Lou
Zacharias, Peggy Harper, Kenny
Federline, Buddy Harper, William
Way and Gilbert Thompson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09
COLESYILLE

Mrs. Walter Graham, layman of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church in Washington was guest
speaker Sunday of the Colesville
Methodist Church, while the min
lister Rev. William Firth preached
the morning sermon at the Wood
side Methodist Church.
Mrs. Milton Thompson and her
daughter, Margaret Ann, are visit
ing in Yadkinville, N. C.
Miss Ethel Thompson had as
guests for the weekend two Wacs
TO Helen M. Douda of Arlington
Hal, Va. and T-5 Ruth Mulry of
the Wac Detachment at Vint Hall
Farms Station, Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. Granville Thompson expects
to return soon from the Washing
ton Sanatarium and Hospital,
where he has been patient for
some time.
Billy Groseclose, son of Rev. and
Mrs. Paul Groseclose, is in Bal
timore Hospital, victim of in
fantile paralysis. Rev. Groseclose
is former pastor of the Colesville
Methodist Church and is now pas
tor of Solomons.
Staff Sgt. Milton Johnson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson is
home on a 80 day furlough. He
was held German prisoner for
many months and participated IN
the European war for over two
years. He is a member of the Air
Force.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09
GERMANTOWN
RebeccH LeGmGn
Telephone Gaithersburg 33-F-6

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Singleton
have returned after spending a
week at Virginia Beach.
Miss Claire Boland is spending
her vacation visiting relatives in
Emmittsburg and Baltimore.
The W.S.C.S. met Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Eugene
Selby. Mrs. E. H. Shewbridge and
Mrs. Selby were joint hostesses.
Mr.. C. T. Johnson spent the
weekend as guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Benson of Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowie ]. Waters
and daughter have moved to Anna
polls.
Sergt. Raymond Riley, Jr., has
returned from overseas. He re-
ceived his discharge last week. He
was with the 1stl Army in the
Engineering division. His many
friends are glad to welcome him
home. 'gt
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ROCKCREST
Ball Lytton,
or Crawford DriVe

Mr.. Harry Beall of Rockville
was dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson ID. Phillips on Saturday.
The Rev. B. M. Slye, pastor of
the Highway Tabernacle, and fam
lily spent last week with relatives
in Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Balfour Lytton and Sonny,
are visiting Mrs. Lytton's mother,
Mrs. P. A. Shackelford in Wash
ing, d. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09
Mrs. Nicholas Brewer
Tele. Rockville TER

Mrs. Leslie M. Foster and son
Pat are in Roanoke, Va. visiting
relatives for two weeks.
Mrs. Douglas Rosenberger is
spending several weeks with
Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Rosenberger
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Darby Bowman
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Barnard Welsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Vinson Peter and
daughter Miss Mary Gordon
Peter are at Capon Springs for a
stay of a week or two.
DIR. William A. Linthicum is
spending several days with his
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09
From where | sit $. by Joe Marsh
Herbs Got q
Greet Lille Wife

he drops his ashes, maybe -she
makes allowances, keeps smil-
ing, brings him a restful glass
of beer, and makes enough con-
versation for them both. Next
morning, Herb goes to work re-
freshed and cheerful.
From where / sit, women like
Mary Helm are doing a great
war Job themselves -. being toll
Grant and kind to husbands who
are working under a heavy war
time strain. Bully for them!
&s M~4<
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09

Everybody's talking about
what a grand job Herb Helm is
doing at the war plant. Not just
one shift. but too a day-to help
build the war materials our men
need.
Good for Herb! But I'd like to
say a word for Mary. Herbs
wife. She runs the house, cooks
the meals, takes care Of the chill.
dren. and works ON salvage
drives and bundles for the Red
Cross. Believe me, that's firing
work for any woman!
Yet when Herb comes home
too tired to talk or watch where
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09
Rockville Neul4--SociaI IzeAs4

family at Bethany Beach, N. j.
Miss Alice Williams is at New
ark, Del. for a short stay.
Mrs. Haskell Allison, who is
spending the summer in Luray,
Va. is a guest this week of her
sister Mrs. Joseph M. White.
Pvt. Henry Allnutt, after a
years service overseas, is on fur
Tough at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Leigh C. Allnutt.
Well, as a loyal American can
you recall how you celebrated the
Fourth of July?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09

After a months search and two
weeks Of screen tests to find just the
right bathing suit for Jane Russell
to wear in beach scenes for Hunt
Stromberg's Young Widow" the
search ended-in James own clothes
closet. Dozens of suits had been
bought, knitting mill in Oregon
was commissioned to make special
ones. You'll see Jane wearing one
she bought last year at neighbor-
hood store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09

There's a myth that all you have
to do to break into pictures is sit on
drugstore stool near Hollywood
high school and be discovered by
talent scout. Lana Turner was, they
say. And Ann Sheridan's sister
mailed her picture to the Dallas
News and Annie became star. But
Bette Davis. Ida Lupino. Jennifer
Jones, and hosts of others worked
like dogs before they ever heard the
rattle of a contract.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09

LARAMIE Day is one of Hollywood's
most enthusiastic collectors Of l6-
nm. films--her collection rates with
those of Cary Grant, Deanna Dur
bin, Lou Costello and Alice Faye
While working on Those Endearing
Young Charms" she acquired print
of her first picture, Border GMen.
She was 10 when she made it, and
supported George O'Brien in it, And
she was pretty good in it, too
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09

ODDS AND ENDS-Eileen Farrell is
considering an offer TO make concert
tour in South America. . 8, Ralph Bells
had such Hdining in gangder roles in
Crime Doctor" thai he's been given g.
lead in delo radio program, PROT.
Broadiuav and BOiudm" il deals piih
The same kind Of tough characters heard
in Crime Doctor" Trudy Ertoin OF
the "By Request" air shOlV has mascot
tiny diamond earrings in The shape Of
musical clets; she aiiUdys ioeafs them
Vhen she br0adcasts. =. Dick POoeH is
assembling material for a movie see.
mario based on HUNTED hOiel-oddly
enough. he's W0rking in detective
character thai hen play himself.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09

When you are over-impressed
with the shortcomings of men just
remember that two men fighting
attract more attention than one
thousand men in church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09

While most of her classmates in
the graduating class at Westlake
School for Girls began their vaca-
tons, Shirley Temple went back TO
work. She headed for the Pacific
Northwest and an extended tour of
army hospitals. Her latest picture
is Jpn BE Seeing You"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-09

EWANTED = Apartment or
house to rent by ex-Army in
structor, now teacher, furnished
or unfinished in Rockville, Be-
thesda or vicinity; three in fam
lily; would be permanent. Write
or tele. l.. Horvath, 1905 Brae-
burn Pkwy., Bannockburn Hgts.,
Bethesda, IA, Md. Phone Wis
consin 2165. 752
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WANT AD S

Advertising p NJ Wednesday
While all representations honestly strive
this primarily for the Of readers
We wi not accept copy which be misleading.
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Life would be rather HOMOGENEOUS
if all of us thought alike and acted
alike. 49,