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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Rockville May TryOut Parking
Meters For Business Section

Parking meters for the business
section of Rockville may get try
out with no expense to the town
if the town council at its meeting
on October Bird agrees to contract
to be presented at that time.
Mayor Douglas M. Blandford and
the town council through F. Barn
ard Welsh, attorney for the council,
on Tuesday, asked the views, Of the
county commissioners on the pro-
posed plan, which is to install the
meters for a six months trial
period, the meter company to get
1871 and the town 25% of the
money taken in during the six
months. At the expiration Of the
time if the town decides to pur-
chase the meters the 1871 will be
applied to the purchase price.
1t was explained to the commits
sioners that the meters would be
placed on Montgomery Avenue,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

Bishop Edwin A1oIt Hughes
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes, for
mer Methodist Resident Bishop of
the Washington area, will be the
speaker at union meeting of all
Methodist churches of upper Mont
gomery County, launching the
evangelistic phase of the Metho-
dist Crusade for Christ. This
joint service, to which the public
is invited, will be held in Grac ,
Church, Gaithersburg on Thursday
evening, Sept. 10th at 8 P. M.
Judge Charles w. Woodward of
Rockville will introduce Bishop
Hughes in the service.
Churches and their ministers
uniting in this service are: Rock
burg Grace, Karl G. Newell, :
vile, J. w. Rosenberger; Gathers
and Epworth, Arthur W. IE.well;
Laytonsville, D. B. Groves; Emory
c. w. Jordan; Poolesville, c. A.
Michael; Potomac, E. C. Soper;
Damascus, ]. H. Snyder, and
Clarksburg, Thomas Morgan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

Commerce Lane, Jefferson and
Washington Streets. The comis-
sioners requested that neither
Washington or Jefferson Streets
which border the courthouse be in
cluded in the plan.
The Rockville Chamber Of Com
merce headed by Buell. Gardner has
urged the establishment of the
meter system of parking in all
business areas, pointing out that
there is public parking lot adj
jacent TO the courthouse as well as
one on Commerce Lane. The Cham
Der was represented at the Sep
TENDER meeting for the town coun-
Gil by Bill Burrows and Morris
Stern.
Burrows, who has a barber shop
on the busiest part Of Montgomery
Avenue, Rockville main street,
has so long urged the meters that
he has been dubbed "Meter Bill"
by his friends.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Additional Offices For
Community Chest

While the regular office Of the
Montgomery County Community
Chest and Council will remain in
the Farmers National Bank Build
ing in Rockville, according to Miss
Mary f. Lucas, Director of the
organization, two other Offices
were opened on Sept 10 for the
convenience of volunteer workers
in the coming War Fund Cam
paign.
The Offices will be located in
the County Building Annex in
Bethesda and in the Barrett FIJI
ing Station, corner Colesville road
and Georgia avenue in Silver
Spring. Information and mater
ials may be secured at either Of
these locations, or from the reg
ular Office in Rockville. Telephone
number of the latter is Rockville
644.
An important meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees of the Chest
and Council, is being called by
President Harry Welch for Mon
day afternoon, Sept. 17,4:30 P. M.
in the Liquor Board Control Room,
Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Four Generations
At COmus Meeting

When the Comus Homemakers
Club met recently at the home of
Mrs. George Nicholson two groups
Of four generations were present.
One group was formed by Mrs.
George Holland, the great grand
mother, Mrs. Earl Holland, and
her daughter Mildred Thompson,
and her infant son.
Mrs. Luther Cregger had her
MOTHER Mrs. Cassell with her and
her daughter, Mrs. Bodmer and
her baby. Both of the young moth
ers have been All Club girls, mem
bers of club once in existance at
Slidell. The Homemakers were
glad to have the girls become
members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

The farming public of the
Gaithersburg community is being
invited to the annual Southern
States Membership meetl q to be
held in the Gaithersburg High
School Thursday evening, Sept 20,
at 8 P. M. The program will in
clude election of members to fill
the vacancies in the Farm Home
Advisory committee and the Ad-
visory board, speaking and enter
tainment.
Allie Messer will preside. Dis
trict Manager P. E. Mullinix will
give the annual report of the CO.
operative and show the sound
movie Endless Acres. Drew
Pearson, radio commentator will
make a five minute talk on "The
Necessity for Farm Coopcratives".
Mrs. Edwin d. Fry will talk on
"Women's Port in Farm Cooperat-
ives. H. w. Irvine will report en-
the program conducted locally in
the last fiscal year, and .. w.
Anderson, county agent, viii con-
duct any new discussion. Group
singing will be led by Miss Lucille
Johnson, accompanied by w. w.
Fetrow, Jr., of Germantown.
Mrs. w. w. Fetrow will spon-
sor Feed Bag Show.
Nominees for the local Board
are J. H. Burton, Derwood; Kerr
meth Wyndham, Layton3ville; A..
d. Oursler, Spencerville; AIRS. Ed
win d. Fry, Laytonsville; Mrs. w.
w. Fetrow, Germantown. Nonli :
nees for the Farm Home Advisory
Committee are Mrs. Mehrle King,
Germantown; Mrs. Kenneth Wynd-
nam, Gaithersburg; Mrs. William
E. Beale, Germantown; ard Mrs.
John Stiles, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Hospital Board
Holds First
Fall Meeting
Members Must Attend.
Phantom Supper Nets
Nearly $4,000. Thrift Shop
To Date $3,375.OO

Now that gas rationing is thing
of the past, the Women's Board of
Montgomery County General Hos
pital will again enforce a bylaw
which states that a member who
misses four consecutive meetings
(unless because of prolonged ILL
ness) shall be automatically drop
ped from membership. This was
decided Monday at a meeting held
in the Sandy Spring Community
House, conducted by the president,
Mrs. Eugene W. Scott, and attend
ed by 60 of the 100 members Of
the board. Luncheon was served by
a committee headed by Mrs. James
Brown and Mrs. ]. j. Hutton, Sr.
The report of the treasurer,
Mrs. William John Thomas, show
ed the phantom Hospital Supper"
to date has netted over $4,000.
This includes about $1,000 from
the supper pamphlet. The Thrift
Shop, at the beginning of the
third year of participation, has re-
turned to this board $3,375.01.
Mrs. Edwin Merritt, president of
The Thrift Shop, Mrs. Palmer and
Mrs. Mobley asked for more as
sistance from board members at
pricing and selling. The position of
manager, which pays $3.50 a
month, will be open shortly when
Mrs. Marks returns to California.
Members of the board we're asked
to make recommendations of a
person to fill the place.
Extensive repairs, including the
rebuilding of the hospital kitchens,
will be undertaken shortly. The
building of a new wing will be
delayed until materials are more
plentiful.
Mrs. Vestus Wilcox, of Lay
louisville, was elected to member
ship to replace Mrs. Robert M.
Dulin, of Manor Estates, who was
fatally injured in fall in her
home. A moment of silent prayer
was held in memory of Mrs. Dulin.
Mrs. Calvin Owings, recently
elected to the board, made her
first appearance.
The report of the superintendent
of the hospital, Miss Frances
Leishear, read by Mrs. Iris Beall,
dietician, showed 81 births, 2
deaths, 81 accident cases and a
daily average of SO patients dur
ing August. Reports from the
Hospital Service Unit and the
Junior Auxiliary showed them to
be active. The juniors have not
only folded thousands of dressings
and made contributions to the
Thrift Shop, but at one meeting
addressed $500 folders for Mrs.
Douglas Whitlock's committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Potomac Hunt Show
Set For Sept. 80

The Potomac Hunt will hold its
second annual horse show at The
Kennels, located on the Glen
Travilah Road near Potomac, on
Sunday, September 80, commencing
at 1890 A. M.
The stewards of the show are
Messers Ray N. Norton, Richmond
b. Keech, Hubert r. Quinter, and
Major MAXWELL A. Goodwin. All
entries will be posted and a large
number of horses and spectators
are expected to turn out.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Cousins Party" Held
In Sandy Spring

Mrs. S. B. Wetherald was hostess
to family reunion Thursday at
her home in Sandy Spring. Over
night guests we're Mrs. Wetherald's
nephew, Marshall P. Sullivan Of
Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, and her
three nieces, Mrs. Charles T.
Brown, Mrs. Dudley Perkins and
Mrs. Frank d'Olier, all Of Moores-
town, New Jersey. Her dinner
guests that night at a Cousins
party" included Mrs. Francis M.
Hallowell, Mrs. Emily Coulter and
her daughter Miss Jean Coulter,
Miss Sallie Brooke, Miss Gertrude
Massey, Mrs. Nathan Winslow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
Moore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Schools To Get
$59,O76 More For
Running Expenses
Sum Is In Addition To
Postwar Repair Grant

The Board of County Commiss-
toner's at it's meeting Tuesday APP
propriated $59.076.0O to supple
ment the current appropriation TO
the Board of Education for lie
maintenance and operation of the
schools for the present fiscal year.
This appropriation meets in
full the budget request of the
School Board for operation Of The
County School System.
The following items are includ-
ed in the appropriation of the
$50, 076.00:
Instruction
Textbooks, $1,000; Materials of
Instruction, $3,181; Travelling of
Teachers, $1,7OO; Supervisors,
White, $3.50; Supervisors, Color
ed, 5000; Travelling Expenses of
Supervisors White, 5000; Travel
ling Expenses Supervisor Color
ed, $26.
Operation
Janitor wages, 81, 900; Janitor
supplies, $4,000; Fuel
$4,000; Water, Light and Power,
$4,000; other costs of operation !
Telephone, Patrolmen, ETC., $780,.
Maintenance, Repair and Upkeep
Repair, and replacement of
Equipment, $1,000; Rent of Build
ings, 5000.
Auxiliary
School Libraries, $1,000; In
surance on buses to meet present
cost of the item, $400.
Fixed Charges
Insurance, $1,000. Total $50,
076.00.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Don't Neglect
Your Wheat Crop

Wheat crop insurance against
all normal losses is available to
farmers this year. T. A. Barns
ley, chairman of the Montgomery
County A. C. A. suggests that
those interested contact the AAA
Office at Rockville or your local
agent before Sept 20. The agents
by districts are as follows:
Laytonsville and Olney, VIM. H.
Gilpin; Clarksburg and GAINESVILLE,
w. w. Hodges, j. VIM. Purdum
and w. G. Poole; Rockville and
Gaithersburg, Bertram Burroughs.
Poolesville and Jamestown, Jos
ID. Byrd, Jr.: Damascus, E. S. Wal
ker; Colesville and Wheaton, C.
]. Tolson; Potomac and Bethesda,
George Lechlider.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Bible Study Class
County MethOdists

Fifty people were present at the
community Bible Class at the
Spencerville S. d. A. church Ties
day evening. The class will con-
tinue with competent leadership
during the Rev. H. Ray Doyle's
illness. Mrs. Naomi Mikso covered
the subject of the 2300-day pro-
phecy using Daniel 8:14 as the
text. Next week the subject to be
considered will be the Millennium.
One of the popular features Of the
study group meetings is the COM
munity hymn singing and special
music.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
New Bus Route
Between Wash.
Baltimore Opens
Scenic Route To Washing
ton" Will Use Columbia
Pike, EdmOndson Ave. Ext.

Announcement is made in this
issue of the opening of new bus
service between Washington and
Baltimore, via Route 20 to Ellicott
City, Edmondson avenue extension
to Baltimore. Harry v. Dawson,
proprietor of the Oriole Motor
Coach Lines, of Sandy Spring, in
making the announcement, said,
"The new route which begins on
Monday, September II, is the re-
suit of more than two years work
with the Interstate Commerce
Commission, Maryland Public
Service Commission and the ODT.
The final OK of the last named
body was not received until last
week, and although we are limited
to only three buses per day from
Baltimore and Washington, we
will, when the need for more serv-
ice arises, endeavor to meet public
demand"
Route of the new line from
Washington to Baltimore is: Co
lumbia Pike TO Ellicott City, west
on Main street to Rogers avenue
to Edmondson Avenue extended to
Franklintown road to Franklin st.
to Smallwood street to Mulberry
street to Eutaw street to Redwood.
From Baltimore to Washington
the buses will travel west on
Franklin street to Franklintown
road, to Edmondson avenue to
Rogers avenue, east on Route 40
through Ellicott City to Columbia
Pike Route 29) to Ashton and
Washington.
Fares range from S1.25 from
Washington to Baltimore; to as
low as 15c from Rolling Road to
All View Golf Course. The trip
from GAINESVILLE to Ellicott City
will be 35c.
With the opening of this new
service the Oriole Motor Coach
Line is inaugurating another of its
proposed routes that will link
rural Montgomery. and Howard
county communities with the two
large metropolitan areas of Wash
ington and Baltimore. II is under
stood that the company has plans
to open still another line from
Washington to Westminster, via
Ashton, Laytonsville, Damascus,
and Ridgeville.
"The Scenic Route to Washing
ton," as the new line has already
been named, will have its head
quarters at Sandy Spring, termi-
nal of all other 0riole Motor
Coach routes. Mr.. Dawson also an
nounced that the company is pre-
pared to furnish chartered buses
to organizations for all special oc-
casions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Robert Ripley
Heads Dog Week

Mrs. Gerald j. Baadte, Of Wash
ington Grove, local chairman,
points out that next week, Sept
ember 1922 is National Dog Week.
This year the National chairman is
Robert ("Belieye 1t or Not") Rip
ley, one Of Americas outstanding
dog lovers.
Board detectives Of the Obser-
vance Of the week are first TO make
dogs more valuable and useful to
their owners through emphasis on
the proper care and training and
second, respect for the rights of
those who do not OWE dogs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Rev. Hershberger
To Leave Redland

After six year and eight month
pastorate at st. Luke's Lutheran
Church, Redland, the Rev. Ralph
Hershbergerth has accepted call to
Trinity Lu leran Church, East
Rochester, n Y.
The rema ming services of his
pastorate include the confirmation
of six members on September 16
totaling thifteen thus far in 1945,
a communio1 service on September
%, and a farewell Sermon on Sept.
80. He will be installed at East
Rochester on October 7.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Fireside Supper
AT WOOdfeId

Mr.. and Mrs. Elgie Hawkins, of
Woodfeld were hosts at an out
door fireside supper Monday even
ing when their guests were, Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Reichlin and their
children, Susan and Donald, of
BALTIC, Warrant Officer and Mrs.
Frank Phelps Sheldon, of Alexan-
dria, Va. Mrs. Ava King, Woodfeld
and F. Edward Hawkins, Gathers
burg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Gaithersburg P-TA
Meets Monday, Sept. II

, The first meeting of the Cal
thersburg Parent Teacher Associa-
ton, to be held at the school Mon
day at p. M. will be in the form
of reception to the teachers, ac-
cording to the president, Mrs. Her
man Wilson.
Mrs. William Becker, chairman
of the membership committee will
open her campaign for new mem
bers at the meeting. Refreshments
will be served.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Amy Fry Leader
At Girls 4-H
Achievement Day
Jane Warfeld And Mildred
Price Give Best DemOnstra-
ton. Betty King, Stylist

The Annual Girls All Achieve
ment Day was held on Friday,
September 7, in the Home Econo-
mics Rooms at the Rockville High
School, with over 2Co girls, par
ents and friends present. Amy Fry
placed first with 100 points.
The 100 exhibitors showed 300
jars of canned foods, ITO skirts,
dresses and blouses, 200 tea tow
els, pincushions, holders, aprons,
stuffed toys, notebooks and work
boxes.
Sixteen teams representing
their respective clubs, gave de-
monstrations. Miss Dorothy Emer-
son, All Girls State Leader was
judge and awarded the prizes to
the girls. The first prize of $500
each went to Jane Warfield and
Mildred Price of the Clarksburg
All Club, for their demonstration
on Making of Salads from Can
ned Fruits" Jane Warfield was
also picked by Miss Emerson as
the outstanding demonstration for
the day.
The second prize of three dol
lars each, went to Carol Schaeffer
and Betty Jane King of the Cedar
Grove All Club, for their demon
stration on the "Betty Croker
Method of Making Cake"
The third prize of two dollars
each, went to Peggy Gregg and
Margery Fry of the Laytonsville
All Club, for their demonstration
on Making a Soft Custard." All
the girls were attractively dressed
in All uniforms with white aprons
with green rick rack 4H's and white
caps with the All motif again
used. ..as..--..s
Special mention was made of
Esther Chapman's demonstration
work in her demonstration with
Patricia Bailey on "Moiding of But
ter" Janice Richardson was also
complimented on her demonstra-
ton ability. d
Barbara Thomas Of Gathers
burg and Patricia Bailey of Lay
louisville played the piano for the
style show, which was held in the
afternoon. Ali garments were
styled and from those with first
place ribbon for workmanship, tk9
first place in the class for styling
was chosen. Mrs. Sween, Home
Economics teacher at Richard
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Health Department
Lauds Cleanup Plan

The Montgomery County Health
department has noted with interest
the action taken by the Rockville
Chamber of Commerce to secure
cleaner streets in the town. A
statement from the department re-
minds that aside from the aesthetic
desirability of clean streets trash
and dirt accumulation in corners
and areas breed vermin and offer
a harbor for rats.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Inquiry Luncheon
Nets Over $1OO

A luncheon served to the teachers
OF the county in Rockville for the
annual pre-school meeting, which
was sponsored by the Inquiry Club
of Rockville, netted $40. This sum
will be used to buy childrens books
for the Public Library.
Mrs. b. N. Headley, president Of
the club and Mrs. Lucy Barnsley
headed the committee in charge.
They were assisted by members of
the club and others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Taxi Regulations
To Be Studied

The Commissioners on Tuesday
upon the suggestion Of Joseph
Cantrel, counsel and County Super
visor Willard Day decided TO study
taxi regulations in other counties
before enacting an ordinance for
Montgomery County, which was
authorized in the 1945 State Leg
islature.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
.Olney Girl Is
County Champion
Cattle Judge
Pat Berlage Leads; Stan
ley Stiles Second; Two
Tie For Third Place

Patricia Berlage of Olney, out
of 35 contestants was named
champion of the Montgomery
County Dairy Cattle Judging Con-
test held at various farms of pure
bred breeders and the University
Of Maryland. Stanley Stiles, of
Rockville, gained second place
with Robert Carter, Rockville, and
Irving King, Clarksburg tied for
third place. The results in the
younger group of IA years or un-
der showed Robert Stabler, Jr., CT
Sandy Spring as the winner, David
Wood, Germantown second and
William Norwood, Rockville, third.
Through the cooperation Of the
following purebred breeders of
Montgomery County this contest
was made possible: N. c Stiles
& Sons Harry Carter, w. L King
and Son, John Stiles, and McKen-
dree Walker and Sons, University
of Maryland was host, to a num-
Der of counties in the one all day
judging.
Montgomery County will be :ep-
resented at the State Dairy Cattle
Judging Contest to be held in
Hagerstown Sept. 49,, with Pat
Berlage, Stanley Stiles, Robert
Carter and Irving King, alternate,
making up the team.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Buddy And Jimmy"
Meet In Manila

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard J. Schopp,
of Hazelton, Pa. are spending seve-
raj weeks in Rockville with Mrs.
Schopp's sisters the Misses Mae
and Helen Mclaughlin. On Satur-
day they learned that their sons
1t. Howard j. Schopp, U.S.N.R.
and Sgt. James j. Schopp, U. S. A.
who had not met for over two
years had a reunion recently in
Manila Bay.
Both young men, known fami-
liarly as Buddy and Jimmy attend
ed Catholic University and have
many friends in the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Prettyman Talks To
Women Democrats

Charles Prettyman, local lawyer
and assistant States Attorney was
the speaker Monday evening to
members Of The Women's Demo-
ratio Club at meeting held in the
Rockville Library. He told inter
estingly Of the work of his office
and the development Of laws from
the time of early England to the
present day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Olney Store To
Be Opened Again

The Soper store at Olney has
been rented to C. Willard Harvey,
of Brookeville to be used for an
electrical sales and service head
quarters. According to Mr.. Harvey
the store will be open for business
about December /.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
0lneY Horse Show
An OUTSTANDING
Event OF Season
Farm Classes Attract Much
Attention; Over 5000 At
tend

Attention; Over 5000 At
tend
Over three thousand persons in
attendance on Saturday at the 18th
annual Olney Horse Show, held as
usual on the farm of LEX" Barns
ley near Olney, saw some outstand-
ing showmanship in the handling
of teams, ponies and sporting
horses. The greatest thrill of the
day came when 1t. Dave Martin,
from nearby Martins Dairy Farm,
home on leave from the Naval Air
Service, took his champion gray,
Cateer, over the jumps to win the
knockdown and out event. Another
countrywide pair of favorites, Mrs.
Lee Counselman's Kristi, piloted by
young Jane Blunt, of Goshen, won
in the Junior Hunter and Hunter
Hack classes, to the plaudits of the
crowd. Warner Humphreys Prim-
rose Princess, a five gated beauty,
with which he won the saddle and
driving class, was perhaps the
most beautiful animal shown. Pat
Adams had the greatest number
of wins in the saddle and hunters
classes with Three Feathers.
1t was in the morning classes of
farm animals that the greatest
showmanship appeared, however.
In a spectacular maneuver by voice
and single line Roland Sewell, CO.
lored, driving Joe Harris six
horse team, winner of the blue
ribbon in its class, had the Judge
hand the ribbon to him and sitting
the saddle, had the lead horse
guide the team around to him SO
that he pinned the ribbon on the
leaders bride, while all were
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

cember, 1871. We should not
soften because this great coun-
try was able to overcome that
Gripping blow and sail on to
victory. We should not fail to
place responsibility for the
Pearl Harbor incident and
spread it on our records as a
horrible example for future Gen
erals and Admirals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Calvin w. Schaeffer
Given School Job

1t. Comdr. Calvin w. Schaeffer,
of North Woodside, has been APP
pointed supervisor of school pro-
perty in the county, to succeed
Frank /. Davis, who resigned to
accept another county position.
The appointment to the job
which pays $4,000 annually was an
nounced this week by DR.. Edwin
w. Broome, superintendent of
schools. Mr.. Schaeffer expects to
be released from active service in
a short time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13

Chicago will test use Of televi-
sion in schools.