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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21
Poziv ma stednjo plinom

washington. - }. A. krug,
nacelnik War Production od-
bora, je izjavil, da DO sodelo-
vanje javnih druzb, industrij-
skin konzumentov in posamez-
nikov z Office of War Utilities
neobhodno potrebno "a yes pre-
ostali del zine, ako hocemo
prepreeiti polom dodeljevanja
naravnega pima v industrijali-
ziranih predelih srednjega who
da. "Vsak polom razdeljeva-
MIA naravnega pima mocno
industrijaliziranih krajih, pa hi
pomenil izgubo tezkih milijo-
nov, pohab]jenje vaznih indu-
strij in nevarnost "a mnoga
cloveska zivljenja," je izjavil,
ko je pozval zasebnike maj Ste
dijo.
Pisma cd donna so vOjaSka
pOtreba
Washington. Owl pravi
v knjigi, izdelani v sodelova-
nju z "Adjutant Generals Of
flee of the Army, in "Office
of Naval Communications, da
je posta cd donna prava voja-
Ska potreba. Morda sploh nj no.
bene tako izredno vazne stvari
"a morale vojakov, kot so po-
costa pisma cd donna. Vojaki
sami pa so cesto povedali, da
so pogosta pismo, pa maj bodo
Sc tako kratka, mnogo bolj u
cinkovita tolazba, kot dolga pi-
sma, XII SO redka. Vesela in po-
gumna pis m a dajejo najvec
vzpodbude. V knjigi je poudar-
jeno, da daje V-posta moznost
"a posiljanje najvecjega stevi-
la ma najmanjsem prostoru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21

Prihodnji ponedeljek, 26. fe-
bruarja, bo New Opera Compa-
ny postavila ma oder v Hanna
gledalseu prijetno opereto "Ro-
salinda', katera DO svojimi le-
pi m j Johanna Straussovimi
valcki in zabavniIni pesmi, spo-
minjala ma predvojno Evropo.
Opereta DO predvajana pri-
hodnji tedcn vsak vecer ter v
sredo in soboto popoldne. Ma
stopilo DO 100 oseb. Predstava
je zela ohilO uspeha ma Broad
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21
'neprimerne'' in ''nespodob-

"neprimerne" in "nespodob-
ne."
v spaniji barocnega casa je
veljalo ze to, &c je kaksna zen
ska pokazala svoje stopalo "a
nezaslisano pregreho proti spo-
dobnosti in neki francoski prin-
cesi, XII tega nj vedela ter je
svoje seveda obute nozice po-
kazala izpod sirokega krila, je
neka dvorna d a m a dejala v
strogem tonu: "Spanka nina
nog."
v veeini primerov pa so mo-
do pri njenih odkritjih vodili
povsem drugi razlogi nego mo-
ralni. Veliko vlogo je imel ne
koc ma primer poudarek odlic-
nosti, XII maj bi takoj pokazal,
da nosilec neke mode ne pripa-
da delovnemu sloju. Tako so ma
stale ma primer pohabljene no.
&c Kitajk, kakor jih Sc danes
prakticirajo v notranjosti O.
gromne dezele. D a m a, XII S
taksnimi nogami nj mogla niti
prav hoditi in XII sc je gibaia
naprej prav "a prav samo v no.
silnici, je S tenn podajala maj
boljsi dokaz, da il hoja "sploh
nj potrebna." Podobno je bilo
predolgimi nohti, XII so jih ne
koc gojii v Orientu. M OF S
taksnimi nohti, da so Sc mu
zavijali dlani, je bill nesposo-
ben "a vsako koristno delo. Ia
ljubo necimernosti je treba .pri
tenn marsikaj pretrpeti in lju-
die so "a to tudi pripravljeni.
Ma Borneu nosijo elegantne
dame" ogromne klobuke, We
like ka kor deznike, pri tenn
pompu ma glavi pa sc jim vidi
povsem naravno, da so Jim no.
&c bose.
Najvecjo norost v maitriju
mode pa predstavljajo menda
izbijanje in piljenje zob pri ne
kin primitivnih rodovih, VISA.
kovrstne bolestne teovacije in
znane, po Is in vee, en- Stroke
lesene plosce v predrtih ustni.
cab pri zapadnoafriskih Ugan'
din. Znak odlicnosti maj bi bil
tudi monokel. "Elegantna' nos
MIA taksnega monokla zahteva
dobro obvladanje obraznih mi
Sic. Samo kdor zna ohranit
polno negibnost svojih potez v
vseh zivljenskih polozajih, ka'
kor so zahtevali cd gentlema'
ma, nj padel v nevarnost, da bi
mu ma oko pritisnjeno sickle
nadlO na fla
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21

kopitih". Pri tenn pa je cudno,
da clovek, XII je bill ''velik ma
kopitih', nj bill Indijanec, tenn
vec zamorec, XII je bill le nekoli-
ko pomesan z krvjo Cherokee
jew. Ia junak je pokopan ne
kje v gorovju Owyhee in Cd le-
ia njegove smrti, 1860, donna
cini potujejo v imenovano go
rovje, kjer iscejo njegov grob,
katerega pa do sedaj Sc MISC
nasli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21
Prepoved konvencij poostrena

Washington. - Vladna pre-
poved konvencij je stopila v
veljavo dne 1. februarja. Col.
J. Monroe Johnson, ravnatelj
DIT in predsednik vojnega ko-
miteja "a konvencije, je izjavil,
da Sc izgledi ma odobrenje kon-
vencij cd preko so clanov, XII
ne zasedajo v domaeem okra-
ju, "skrajno MALI. Vse organi-
zacije bi morale radi tega, je
poudaril ravnatelj ODT, ~ vso
resnostjo premisliti, ali nj bo-
lie, da prostovoljno odpovedo
ali pa preloze vse svoje shode. y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21
Pazite ma drzavne ceke

Pazite ma drzavne ceke
Washington. - Frank J. Will
son, nacelnik u. S. Secret Ser
vice, je dejal, da malomarnost
ljudi, XII prejemajo uradne &C.
Ike, trgovci in drugi, XII jih IL
plaeujejo, podpirajo narastek
mladoletnih zlocincev. Wilson
je povedal, da je bilo skoro po-
lovica onih 1900 oseb, katere
so njegovi agenti zaprli rad i
tatvin in ponarejevanja teh &C.
kov 18 let start, ali pa cello Sc
mlajsi. Opozarjal je osebe, XII
prejemajo take ceke, maj ma
ME pazijo kot ma denar, one pa,
XII jih vhovcujejo, maj bodo IL
redno previdni, ter n a j dobro
pregledajo osebne izkaznice lju-
di, XII imajo te ceke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21
DOMACA FRONTA

z izboljsanjem dobav penicilli-
ma nekoliko olajsati in popusti-
tt v kontroli civilnih dodelitev
tega zdravila. Vojaski predstav-
niki so povedali, da bodo vo-
jaske zahteve najbrze popusti-
lie v prihodnjih mesecih, ko bo-
do zaloge nekoliko> veeje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21
VeG Penicillina "a civilne
pOtrebe ..

Washington. - Predstavni-
XII kemicnega urada pri w a r
Production odboru so izjavili
ma nedavnem sestanku S Peni-
cillin Producers Industry Advi-
sorry Committee, da bo mogoce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21

wayu, in ma odru je bila ze v
Bostonu, .Philadelphiji, Wash
ingtonu ter v drugih velikih me-
stih.
Glavne vloge v tel 'opereh i
majo: Ralph Herbert kot Eli
senstein; Lorraine Bridges, kot
Rosalinda; Graciela Rivera kot
Adele in John Dudley ,kot AL
fredo.
Vstopnice bodo naprodaj pri
.blagajni Hanna gledalisca Cd
cetrtka llaprej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21

Mosko obleko ocistimo ma ia
nacin, da jo najprej dobro IL
tepemo in izkrtacimo, potem jo
damo ma likalno desko, XII smo
nanjo napeli varovalno blago,
in jo skrbno okrtacimo mesa
nico il amonijaka, octovega e.
ira in mehke vode. Mesanico 81
napravimo tako, da raztopimo
so gramov amoniaka in Is gra-
NOV octovega etra in te zmesi
vzamemo emo zlico na>vsak de-
Glitter vode. Obleko je treba po-
tenn okrtaciti Sc S cisto vodo.
Ne SINE postati cisto mokra. Po-
susiti jo moramo v prepihu in
naposled jo Sc zlikamo.
Kadar odpravljamo madeze
z bencinom, polozimo pod me-
sto madezem kos mehkega
blaga, da vsesa vase bencin z
razstopljeno resnago. Tako Sc
nam ne bodo delali bencinski ro-
bowl ma obleki.
Rokavice il pralnega usnja
ostanejo po pranju belle, &c do
damo mlacni vodi "a izpiranje
nekoliko kapljic glicerina, XII ga
moramo posteno zmesati z vo-
do.
zamet Sc osvezi, &c ga drzi-
mo mad posodo z vrelo vodo,
dokler ne postane cisto vlazen.
Potem ga povlecemo preko vro-
cega ikalnika, XII smo "a posta-
viii narobe.
Kadar Sc clovek proved raz-
jezi, maj vzame kozarec sladkor-
ne vode in jo izpije v kratkih
pozirkih.
Umazane gumijaste plasce
najboljse oeistis takole: v liter
vode primesaj zlico salmiaka,
pomoci v vodo cisto krpo, a Sc
bolje gobo, &c jo imas, in drgni
po umazanih delhi plasca. Po
potrebi vodo izmenjaj. seveda
moras dodati spet salmiaka. Ma
to izperi Sc S cisto vodo in de-
nj plasc susiti ma prepih. Gumi-
jastega plasca ne obesaj v bill
Zinc peel, ker toplota skoduje
gumiju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21
Delavcev primanj jkuje v vaz-
nih tOVarnah

Washington. - Paul w. Nc
Mutt, nacelnik War Manpower
komisije, je 'izjavil, da je pro-
dukcija kriticno vaznih pred
metov radi pomanjkanja delav-
skin moci Sc vedno daleko ne
zadostna. v 1900 velevaznih
tovarnah Sc vedno primanjku-
je 10000 delavcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21
PRAKTICNI NASVETI

Posoda, v kateri kuhas caj,
Seasonal porjavi in sc ne da po-
miti, pa tudi ne S peskem zri-
bait. &c pa das v posodo malo
soil in vode in &c to prevre, wa
me sol vso barvo cd Gaia. Pa
tudi skodelice, &c so postale
motne cd GAIA, zribaj s soljo in
potem dobro pomij topic vo-
do.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-21
Veterani Sc posluzujejo
ugOdnOsti

Washington. Brig. gen.
Frank T. Hines, administrator
"a zadeve veteranov je izjavil,
da Sc veterani te vojne pridno
posluzujejo prilike, katero Jim
nudi "a nadaljevanje njih vzgo-
je takozvani bill of Right.
Priblizno 80 odstotkov obisku-
je college ali universe, ali pa
Sole, XII so collegem enakovred-
ne, ostalih 20 odstotkov pa je
vpisanih ma solah nizje stopnje
ali pa so Sc javili "a poslovno
vezbanje. G. l. Bill of Right da-
je veteranom pravico izbiranja
vsake odobrene institucije "a
nadaljevanje njihove izobraz-
be.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
"Xmas Tree For
UNRRA" Planned

A christmas Tree for UNRRA"
was planned at the last business
meeting of the Laymaf's Associa-
ton when 1t. Com. c. D. Gaiuque
was appointed chairman of a COM
mittee which will sponsor collec-
ton of canned goods to be sent to
the people of countries devastated
by war. 1t is hoped that all or
CARNATIONS in Rockville will CO.
operate in this worthy activity.
Contributions can be brought tn
the Episcopal Church in Rockville
either on Saturday, December Is
between the hours of 8 A. M. and
5 p. NJ, or they may be brought
to the Sunday evening musical
program on December 10Th, when
they will be placed around the
Christmas tree in the Parish Hail.
For further information contact
1t. Com. Giauque or any Rockville
minister.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Rockville Man
Celebrates 95th Year

Mr.. Amos w. Magruder cele-
brated his 95th birthday anniver-
sary on Sunday, Dec. End at his
home. on Falls Road in Rockville.
The Misses Edith, Violet and Ma
omi Magruder had turkey dinner
in honor of their father, with the
following members of the family
present, Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Shoe
maker, Mrs. Carol Shoemaker and
son, Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
Carlisle, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Carlisle and daughter, Frances,
several friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Moulden of Riverdale, Miss
Helen White of Ohio and Mr.. Nor
man Sandridge of Washington also
were present.
Mr.. Magruder is in excellent
health, enjoys his radio, especially
the baseball and football games.
He also enjoys seeing his friends.
Mr.. Magruder had many visitors
on Sunday and received some love-
ly gifts and cards.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Press And Linotype Fdscinatel
RIMS Class In Journalism
Teacher And Class Visit Printing Plant
And Put Their Impressions In Writing

building in Ellicott City, where
The SENTINEL dons it's formal
garb. At the door they were
greeted like an extra allotment Of
sugar as they wandered in, gazing
wondrously at the front office and
the massive rotary press beyond
Soon Mr.. p. G. Stromberg, owner
and publisher Of THE SENTINH
entered and graciously offered IL
introduce the visiting neophites u
the apparent confusion and gen
eral hubbub Of a newspaper being
put TO bed"
Those students who like to see
their names in print must have re-
ceived thrill when a linotype
operator set up a name slug fol
each member Of the class. To the
accompaniment Of an unrelenting
downpour of questions, Mr.. Strom-
berg opened wide to peering eyes,
the mysteries" Of the newspaper
business. Then downstairs for the
"climax"; receiving copies Of THE
SENTINEL "hot off the press"
sixty seconds after the mammoth
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06

, DR.. A. j. Dalton is chairman of
the committee making arrange
ments for the fair. Other mem
bers of the committee are Charles
Ostertag, DIR. X. Habel, S. M.
Hamilton, Mrs. George F. Ray,
Jr., all of the P.-T.A.; Mrs.
Charlotte Seifert, Girl Scout
Leader; Jerry Moore, Boy Scout
Leader; Mrs. Anna Headley, In
quiry Club, Mrs. Robert Yokum,
Mothers Club; Mr.. Buell. Card
ner, Chamber of Commerce.; Mrs.
Ruth Cue, Elementary School and
Mr.. Eben Peck and Mr.. Harry
Ball of the High School.
On Saturday evening a dance
will be held in the Gymnasium,
sponsored by the same group, with
both square and modern dances
being featured.
Sponsors tickets may be secured
from DR.. Dalton, or from several
of the clubs in Rockville. These
tickets will include admission to
the dance and a chance on a live
turkey which will be delivered by
Christmas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Send Gifts To The
Holiday Exchange

All Christmas presents for the
needy of Montgomery County must
be in the Office of the Holiday Ex-
change, Courthouse, by December
Is, according to Mrs. Theodore A.
Ricketts,, secretary. Many child
rem in foster homes in the county,
she said, will receive not one pre-
sent on Christmas Day if the or
CARNATIONS and individuals who
usually contact her Office by this
date for Opportunities" to give,
do not do so Immediately. All
the needs Of the unfortunate child
rem, old people and other incapaci-
tated persons are certified by social
welfare agencies. Workers of
these agencies will deliver the
gifts.
Mrs. Ricketts, advised that gifts
Of money are appreciated. Tele-
phone her for Opportunities, at
Rockville 800, Br. 10.
Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen, chair
man, Holiday Exchange, commend
ed the Girl Scouts of Montgomery
County West, who have already
prepared many Christmas boxes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Memories Of The Old Rockville
Fair To Be Revived This Week

Memories Of the old Rockville
Fair" will be revived this week
when the Budget and Finance
Committee Of the Rockville p
7. A. puts on fair and bazaar
in the Gymnasium, on December
7th. In addition to a midway,
balloon man, peanut and popcorn
vendors and gypsy fortune
teller, there will he a number Of
hobby booths which will display
exh bits from the Rockville
schools, the Inquiry Club, Boy
Scouts, Mothers Club and many
other organizations These ex-
hibits will include antiques, hob
bies, handwork and many other
things of general interest. Other
features for Friday evening will
be games for children of all ages,
and bridge for adults which win
be held in the conference room
Of the Board of Education under
the direction of Mrs. Harry BealI.
The Potomac Band will also be
present. Refreshments will be
on sale.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Western Shore
Christmas Party

The Montgomery County ALI
Sr. Council will be host to All
Club boys and girls in the State
Of Maryland at the Annual Western
Shore Christmas Party to be held
on Saturday, December % from 8
to IL o'clock at the Gaithersburg
High School Gym. This party is
under the direction Of Robert Han
son of Travilah with number Of
sub-chairmen, including Frances
Ray, Rockville, Programs; Charles
Linthicum Of Boyds, Tickets; Mehrl
Mayne of Rockville, Refreshments;
Betty Lou Miles, Germantown,
Decorations.
The party for the evening will
include such entertainment as
grand march, mixers, Paul Jones,
Social Dancing, and Carol Singing.
During intermission, the group
may join in folk games and dane
ing. Also there will be a room for
persons who do not care to dance
to enjoy parlor games.
The tickets for admission TO the
party may be purchased at the
door that night for Toe per person
including tax.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
First Place Winner
By JACK BELT

Thirteen r. M. H. $. journalism
students stared, wide-eyed, with
mouths agape, as Charles Gerwig,
the editor of The ElicoH City
Times, (whose position we pre-
viousIy thought to require only
enough energy to lift ones feet to
a comfortable position on a glass
topped desk) was heralded forth,
arrayed in a shining suit Of grimy,
stained coyeralls, to ezer-
else his authority over the task of
mounting the set-up pages Of THE
SENTINEL in the huge press, feat
not unworthy Of Charles Atlas.
Though it did in no way reduce
the prestige Of editorship in their
minds, this incident somewhat
sobered the ambitions Of these
aspiring journalists.
1t was all part Of a pilgrimage
of the journalism class, Thursday,
November Is, under the leadership
Of Mrs. Molly Christie to the
Mecca Of The ELLIOTT city Times
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Dave Belts Gets
His Discharge

1t. Col. David T.. Belts was
honorably discharged from the
Army Air Force at Andrews Field,
Maryland on November goth. Col.
Belts who lives in Rockville with
his wife and daughter, was active
with the ATC and Ferrying Com
mand seeing service in Washing
ton, Florida, New York and install
lations in the Caribbean theater.
Prior to entering the service, Col.
Belts was an attorney in Rock
vile and was assistant attorney to
the Board Of County Commissions
ers of Montgomery County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Commissioners
Help Asked For
War Memorial
Victory Bonds Purchased F;
Appointments Approved BY
Board On Tuesday

During the meeting of the
County Commissioners on Tuesday
a request was read from the War
Memorial Committee of Gathers
burg asking tor funds to defray
costs of study and architects
fees for the proposed Community
Center to be built in that town.
The letter pointed out that the
project center will serve the sur
rounding area with its swimming
pool, public library, public health
clinic and other recreation facil-
tiles. Commissioners Alfred d.
Noyes and Walter P. johnson were
named committee to investigate
the subject and report at next
weeks Commissioners meeting.
The Commissioners approved the
sale of 100000 in U. s. Bonds
and purchase of 100000 in Vic
tory Bonds for the sinking fund
of the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission. ]. Darby Bow
man, secretary-treasurer of the
commission, told the county board
that the transaction will represent
a profit of $4,000 for the sinking
fund and that the bonds will be al
located to Montgomery and Prince
Georges County credit in the cur
rent Victory Bond drive.
Richard Varney of Boyds and
Miss Maxine Poole of Rockville
were appointed clerks in the Treas
urer's office. Clyde Thompson was
employed as a clerk in the Coun-
ty Engineers office. The Commits
sioners accepted the resignation of
Emergency Policeman E. w. Holl
and approved the recommendations
of the police trial board that Pol
iceman Clayton X. Ricketts, be re-
tired at half pay on disability.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
ROTARY
N E w S

w. Lee Elgin Guest Speaker
At last Thursdays luncheon, w.
Lee Elgin, Commissioner Of Motor
Vehicles, from Baltimore spoke to
the Rotarians explaining the new
Safety Motef Vehicle Responsible
lily Law" which becomes effective,
January list. He explained in detail
the necessity, and also the protec-
ton given to all Maryland Motor
lists.
Roy TascO Davis Talks
Today Thursday Roy Tascc
Davis, a resident of Sandy Spring
spoke to the Club and used as his
topic, "South America" Mr.. Davis
who is the former owner Of the
National Wornen's College, at For
rest Glen, which was purchased by
the Government to expand Walter
Reed Hospital, and who was also
one of the former Ambassadors
from the United States to South
America, kept the Rotarians on the
edges of their chairs by his most
interesting remarks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Christmas Sale
At Thrift Shop

A Christmas toy and baby sale
will be held at the Montgomery
County Thrift Shop at Ats Hamp-
den Lane on December 9Th from
IL A. M. to A p. M. There will be
many pieces of outdoor play equip
ment for sale, such as sleds and
swings as well as roller and ice
skates. A number of new games,
tennis balls and transformers for
electric trains are also to bessold.
Mrs. ]. Frederick Imrie, new man
ayers of the Thrift Shop, is in
charge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Residents OF
Montrose Oppose
Rezoning Plea
Ask Commissioners Not To
Change Status OF Their
Residential Area

About twenty-five residents of
the Montrose vicinity accompanied
by their attorneys, James H. Pugh
and Robert Peter, appeared before
the County Commissioners at noon
Tuesday and protested the propos-
ed rezoning from Residential "a"
to Industrial "E" of a tract of
land at the intersection of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad and RAN
dolph Road. The petition for re-
zoning was filed by Douglas R.
and Mildred H. Lawrence for the
construction of factory for the
Du-Rite Chemical Company, manu-
features of cleansers and insecti-
cides.
In protesting the rezoning, one
resident produced a yardstick with
which ne asked the Commissioners
'to measure Justice. A woman
said that if the Du-Rite Chemical
Company wanted to "do right" by
the residents of Montrose, the
factory would not be built there.
Still another resident pointed out
that in addition to the many lovely
shade trees growing in the vicinity,
the residents had planted thousands
more in the hope that eventually
this section would be included in
continuation of Rock Creek Park
way. Others cited the undesira-
bility of the odors and noise that
such an industry would bring.
Alfred f. Brault, attorney for
the Lawrences, asked that the Com
missioners and those protesting the
rezoning, visit the chemical fac
tories now located at Brentwood
and Bethesda and see for them
selves that modern air condition
| ing eliminates odors and dusts
from such a plant. He also point
ed out that the factory woulc
provide work for about fifty
county residents.
The Commissioners deferred
action.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
MethOdists Hold
Membership Sunday

AS result of the recent Evan
gelistic Visitation Campaign made
by the Layman and Ministers of
the Methodist Church of Rockville
a large class of members will be
received into the Church, Sunday,
December 9th, at the IL A. M.
service.
There will be special music at
this service, and the Pastor, Rev.
J. w. Rosenberger, will have as
his sermon theme, "The Church
Great Invitation"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
Mrs. Whitaker
And Mrs. Nolan
Head War Fund
Named By Maj. \. L. Dye
For 1916 Red Cross Drive

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Major L. L. Dye, Chairman of
the Montgomery County Chapter
of the. American Red Cross an
nounces the appointment of Mrs.
L. D. Whitaker as War Fund
Chairman for 1916. Mrs. Whitak-
er is exceptionally qualified for
her new position. A native Wash
ingtonian she attended George
Washington University, leaving
there to become yeomanette in
World War /. She has been ac-
tive in Red Cross for many years
and is well known thru out the
County having been Chairman of
Blood Doning from 1914 until the
end of hostilities. She is a mem
Der of the Woman's Club of
Chevy Chase.
Mrs. James H. Nolan of Rock
Vile, has consented to be Vice
Chairman for the Drive. She is
especially well known in the up
per part of the County being
President of the Rockville Wo.
mans Club as well as a Volun.
teer Red Cross worker for many
years.
Mrs. Robert Carnie of Kensing-
ton will be Chairman of Publicity
Mrs. Carnie has had previous
Red Cross training having also
been active in the County Blood
Doning Service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-12-06
February LIST, 1916
An Important Date

February list, 1916 is an import
ant date for men in the Army an
advertisement on Page 2 of the
Sentinel states. By applying for a
discharge to reenlist and by re-
enlisting within 20 days Of his dis
charge and on or before January
81 an army man may retain his
present grade.