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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19

morrow night ct 7:45 to pay their respects to the deceased.
 Funeral service for Dr. Michael Joseph Lawlor, who died in New London, N. H., while vacationing, will be held tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock from his residence, l5S North Main Street to Immaculate Conception Church for 8 solemn high Mass at II. Burial will be in old St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence this afternoon and evening.
 The Naugatuck Valley Chapter of the Holy Cross Alumni will meet at North Main Street and Spencer Ave- nue tonight to march in body to Dr. Lawlor's home
 Funeral service for Patrick s. Bergin, 395 Willow Street, president and treasurer of Martin Bergin's Sons Ins, funeral directors, 2eS East Main Street, will be tomorrow at 9:30 A. M. from the Bergin Flu neral Home to St. Margaret's Church at 10 where 8 solemn high Mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19

morrow night ct 7:45 to pay their respects to the deceased.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. c.
THURSDAY. NovEMsER %. is4
SUBURBAN SALE--aAAkYLAkiD

SUBURBAN sALE--AAAkYLAND
NEAR sUfTLAND--Hung1ioy, rooms,
bath, fun basement h.-w.h.. dstschsd
saEsti sHssfr arssssifscr' ssis 'sPai 9ai4 T. sv.. -
In IN CaMavY aGa CHASE. MD.--Ioyely detached
house containing living room. dining room.
Kitchen and pantry, > bedrooms and bath;
ssn q is ass ss s9si 0siaS%saA iHD%As6 Sc
sMoassEs2sisos MaE II oscE-A..r.e.iy ! "a "a !
on large corner lot, "a Franklin ave in
bsdrms., sss heat, long SIDE porch; cen ,n-
sood yns a ea Mfs s
sEEy o1sS EyEhyaMANs III laos must
eoon tais SOs h re re psy Brsne
area; Paneled recreation Ina. long liyins
porch, attached Esraee; Gas hsss ~ .andIe s,eIe
ter Fenced SI y.h sssu.sinl trees aaq' EGr
stsII sIt EyERShAss sSkiN, ID sH pinss ss0a Branch
nome M asTei y Teoms Gas and bath. II sscslisnt
ssss s Rs's'd ca. sP1ssszk fs a sss
ss ssss ssssss ssas.ss a.
on sIs: nd rms t % iss aHsn saisgs 2asisg ~s
kitchen. large enough for breakfast set.
Beautiful color scheme Full basement.
See today For information, call Betty
Koontz. with EvERYMAFs, sH, 1893.
HYATTsyILLE-Beaut Cape Cod brick.
large living rrn.. fireplace; dining rra :,
modern kitchen; bedrms., tile bath;
plenty closet space; full basement; built-in
garage; oil heat, Close 70 eyerytnins
$500 . dSEp WI aII RITlce' $4,000, Can ss sttsT
SuyTER VIZ SPRING0We have Q lovely 3-bed-
room brick homes. one features bedroom
or study and powder room on 1st hoor
both convenient to schools and transpor-
tation, We also have other nne homes,
ghieh srs real nvs9 eays On st sgdsysm m margin Ell
sH 5000, sH. 210I. 95l1 Ellsworth Or,
sllysr y sHr Sppings rsxcx 9, soo aovn. . hedIms
iiy. rnl. with fireplace, full basement, I'M
finished attic, beautiful hardwood Hoors'
big detached lot: price, $4,000; MgE-
aTa4 PI,. S302. -2S
Evening star., 1946-11-28
HousEs EoR sALE--N.E. lcsns. 8

n4016S TIN SAAb-fNeAs NS0utsfs
RIyEk IERkACEs,s'lS7 Alden q; n;s; x.
Win Viii Buy buy this cosy -Ssdroon. home. Less
ha sssI ss I ss. s tn' q ]. snos:d
with ysne;isn blinds: .uii bsssnasnl: q Ar s
$3.50. oiislsd with Or Without q complete
i9saishinss Is Eysninssa sSa1 can WA ga94
RIVER TERRACE N.E:--Leassd 70 pee.
snt 81 srsn ana nqae ss rents
your. future home. Full bassment; front
psIe clossa rear iss ysIs NJ Evsnin4fs s4 csl
If M'ii in Il 4 HOME you WANT. see us--We
nsess nass nImss sss VIII II At tss ssSn s1sraas q
si'esuhi h1srs s'.sia sons f4as You ss 6 "
COL0RED--i2as MORSE sT. N.E.-pet.
house Q lge. rms. and batn. porcnes,
ot ss.sbs ss for orea p.ats TaTafss n trucking
oaiy MTeTAFI IL lily wAIsS 4 saso soS .y.s .sil Eys
sxtra lots chicken hoass rnrn,n.. rards,n spiESRs rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ctiIS suSn.Hys $1,000 down
you can have tns lsysy Hps.s sssom soE
Ckr
asas sa s'sssf IA q sa Ao oSss VI
co51oREDGsi.sSo ea51smaEsISnsi DowN--aooo Six.
h.-wh., coal: arranged as Income property;
aaa.d AL soaatisn iSr ancs Gwnsf ss. says
weekdays; Sun. 1e to 5. WILLIAM Cali
oMTRIs PROPERTIES. 1912 18th St.
e,SL ec,SSLoknHaD na issos 90 osEMIDETAcHEp . o story
brick-This S-room home is ideal for doc
tor or businessman; oil h.-w.h, fuH base
s windows Y a sysos asT room also rsssp-
yscsntMLarge tL corner brick, rooms. bath.
assass iSs sns e ssr
inSestis.ss hns Monthly Dsymsnss iiks rent
sgtsasls II sEAnT9 fsRss SSsS h s
GooLoREb--ssh Go 5sffb AND SITS. NE. teao ssh
front with concrete perch consisting q z
sutaas|s s 81 Ysss.hfs ss ssi ss
mediate q ists sale This is one Of the incest
Dna Z Il very sye dssa.S. aa s. 9i
=. O.; DUNME, At $500: ewes. ana snn.'
eoi.ofED-19s n5 dsis6. IH S1lNsoLrH sANDoLrH rI. N.wgs
rms, bath, 9 porches. metal ssrsseh IN
LANE, Jr,, MA. D436 or NO. y1IS. ~
C0LORED-N.E., SIO,00O--Excellent 1oca-
ton, 6 big rooms. bath. full basement with
oil burner, hot-water heat: deep lot with
space for garage vacant next week: sub
stantiai cash payment necessary. FRED
4. SMITH. .Realtor. exclusive, RE. s6eI.
coioREDMiioc TX RED y 100 BLOCK MORSE st. ne.
-6 rms, oil heat. bath, full basement,
Colonial 'front.' semidet., excel. condition.
81, 600 down payment, Call MRS. BETHEA,
Nj. 1857 or TR OglG.
COLORED-IMMEDIATE pcssession-This
beautiful duplex home has everything; be-
ing sold for . song; 8 rms. bath, full
nsrnt., screened-in rear porch, nice back
yard with garage: this house win be sold
with furniture. furniture and stove are
practically new: this Is an ideal Cirist-
mas gift; mr.. all transp.r substantial down
payment needed, Call Ho. 09S6. 20
COLORED-VACANT-- 8-rm.
brick, tile bath, 2 inciosed porches; house
in beautiful condition. In and outside, I'M
Call MRS. ELLICTT. DE. 1884, DE. 7Ob6.
COLORED-II0O BLOCK MORSE st. ne.
10 rms, 3 porches, yard and gar, fun
bsmt,. excellent cond.; $1,000 down pay
1900 block Kearny st.-s-room brick,
nice eond.. $1,000 down, terms. !. N.
BELLO REALTY CO., 1910 M st. NV,
Room z, DI. 1894.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

Iii al cash ASH Or NV VIM III far you. We III III
caARlts s22 ll s. ). asNN n.s sieH Client. v.,tins
70 purchase homes in any section Of Wash,
aS fSr nssSHE snssrsiana sH and afoSS
appraisal. with, no obligation. We have
s. e With sasa H e o S dSk Sas ousss ad H
servics. SER &c I 5. suRdEss. s III s5ai Penn. ave.
81; EE: 2s02; tin 2 pm: S, u.,,. ,.,,..
seass 1as oo Our e. sst.. ss s'us Soa
obiigation 29ls wilson blvd. GL. or
II r. WPRoaMaPr ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or inyestment prop
sSs Z whss R..iyos yop dssrs ss aos e.po
saao ~s CAN SssaaIi SILL siss aS1R House. At 1t.
sssien. sstas '0'ssM WM. ga5Sh sHyapERs s Co. NC.
Realtors Test. 1887 .16le e 81. NV. Ui.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
or Sc. white or colorsd, Marylapd OF saa xil-
fipah WILL ga SAr YoS o. c1sa Al fsod sodsy 10 for . gesr
SsSi; sas xs sSS ssa.Ss i;S'.ss sss4cs. Il,
sSuss ssss pss Us RsHs Sssa Rgisis s
e1 cfY liS5 noMh hys os 4 x sALI y EA@ aS0i in r
aeents. Apt. 4Q7. 2504 10th st. ne. 20
sT ersss tpo Sw:l VIII sss 3. sss'S
settle as soon as Possession can % on-
tanned MR.. RoHESoN. RE. 1887: eyes.
agliN9ToN sRa sSs slESSsdE MSSEs 9tw 9twANrED-l.Fse ..
small. new. or old, We have cssn puyei5;
hoME fSd h9uE RraRS sfns d2 r oSSs sdss1 o. zSSs
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-we viii buy you.
home today or sell 70 cash siienta emTAFiI 81 rni
QUICK, Di. 1881 until pm. 3Qs 3Q,,
HOUSES, LOTS, Sc. nearby No. WI
buy or have cash buyers. A. 4, CAko11sAA
co. , 2s2P ~ r. ays' cXsH ss AZ: iar sssi ar rm
xoSSs sSgSIE ysat n !, .ssi nj "a BON:
MsoSsERx4rEH SsRx Gss Pal5ED Gsfs HoE A sSs Desired
editor Of Washington publication; any seas.
HSusk rs si AND ls PaW eAascaEs Il Msntsosry
County. Write p. o. Box %. Silyer
Spl,ns SIl nGsAsH, modern 5 or 6 room home ia
nearby Va. or D. e. p. o. Box 265, main
iF xoU WANT 10 SELL your house hst
Be with US. We have many cash nnyeIs
sIssse nss ans ca spi hb g. sss ssd y0sf HsEs
ss22fvArf s2NsA rEai fARqY xsa F. viii ar pay j. cash
saHs sSSEpsFps sESpgs 9xRss sRos daN SEE GEE yo nous.
at full value. Free apprais6ls Call HE
1855 until q Pm, 1929 I st. NV. Eeal
Evening star., 1946-11-28
HOUSES sALF-seutheo,t. tcent.)

HouSkS SAkE--3euthoost. G0nt.l
COE01ED-f0T0NAC Av1. s.E,--A veyS
desirahle 6-rrl., 2-stcYy brick. hoFns; ~
modern hnprovements.' coal heat only
Ssaii siii X KAY n nRSAErY u CO.. RA. 200. 10
COL0RED VETERA Martha Washington
. moderate incqme--8 rms; full bsnat
agto sas NH esbnat eopp.r mf pIuS
Ing throughout nice, deep lot; opposite
=, Call At e05s or visit At ,i7th and
Fire sts, SIC, 81
COLORED-NTCE sEMIDET. 9-rm. brick
and bath. 1900 block Eye ST. Sc, suitable
for rooming house, excellent cond. normal
down payment, terms
Vacant--i 200 block Morris rd. d.--Immed.
rOgs., det. frame, IL rms, . baths, eompl.
redee., ready TO move in; reas. down pay
mont, terms.
310o block stanton I'd. - An g. roqni
frame with half acre ground: price $4,000,
81 200 down.
500 block 10th st.--6 rms. and bath,
brick, front and rear yards; price $3.50
normal down payment and terms. r. M
HELLO REALTY CO., 1910 M st. NV,
Room Y, DI, 1894.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwsst.

YACANT--INCOME PROPKkTY, gUg blk
story Va ave igs rms bssame9t sna na.n cos
h,-w.h: completely furn,; move In immsdi:
ately; very reasonable terms. Gan TIL
MiRIs PROPERTIES. 1919 nth St. NV.
DT 1885 ---30
Evening star., 1946-11-28

ssa ssG wo. $500. EDw' H. JONES . So.
CHE y.ssssbs SaasE .ng Xsv.4 :.lasp. &: @
eas shase fss saess aa ssrse ss
ssk Das s asass ss L. fas
I'm S. W9 SaoS e oNFg Isgsst d6 s5is ISd IsSsdshsis
PPooasssEssioMS Poas SION Ar ii ONCE oScE9An : n asxesptienails
fine corner dst; home: in North w9od- s9od
astesy aaes afns n svss d
lst door Consists of ige. liy. rm.. din: rn;,
and den sauppsu u STUDY Ossdn nd oOr has pedrs
and tile bath; equipped with auto. gas
de for neS doctor asast sasan ~ minister
gnss rsssou ca iyRs Rs y sa a sss1usiys e. p
Wide frontage. brick; large rms. and
Wssnss SsK sHoI 1Tss TSss SSHy an ls
syER srsISGA Isys1y modern sEiss sIas
INV with n heat en and % inauiation; s oil s a-s heat,
huilt.in garage; situated on an unusually
i ] sGoFiELDs AD. 5000 Or ST.. s5sis; 30
SILVER Sdms spssfBeapm ss bath dr. n d & Sss IT. a
custom, built distinctive early American
sa.1 lily rT m with rspsse Ss.t din ovs
W Yard; excel. neishborhoodd; close to schools
sEs:s /. y Sss!s!ss for 81 asIsso 'ssR
Ehp II rs Az HoMn S9 Y ToU g. xs sss Sc. so us
Pss hSss as Win II II &c sssSns q ss tssg
'sSuI hssEs s'fs sons i4as s You & ss C W
se seMiDsg.. DEF MODERN. s-rm. brick, 600
block Roxboro pla: terms to suit buyer.
2I; 1905 @ or OIL 33si, 20
sized rooms. incl. bedrms;, oil heat,
p.m. doLD5ssTfEEN EROS. i42a st. NV.
522a MscARTHuR BLvD.. s11,soo. De-
| tached house, six large rooms, bath, oil
heat, deep lot. excel. condition. OR. 1873.
RRIGHTwoop. 5eo4 9Th st. n,w.--vaeant,
semidet.: 9 Lovely rooms: fun basement;
50 sS.ss,ss e 's gfy' Y sssiS
ITAsEKpet, brick and Rgssssss5y
ast. ssT.: s,i. 81 hs4, sSS5ggE sSS5ggERsAcH y 81.
safs Nice es inciossd porch
ss ssR' ACE e. 81 Sstsis ST es:s
SHcSNT. Sss hi ~ a4os Cathedral ave p.x-Ess
diek win sae ae'sgt 81 saS oWSak fsssosee A $685. Ssr
5 syfsn fssnbdfaoolms, dao la an BATHS. oil h.-v heat.
beautiful Northampton NV. 2-csr ssrsss; nns;
must must see tits house: quick posssssion.
YOUNG q PASTOR, 1ias Vermont Ex.
Evening star., 1946-11-28

COLoRED-1Io0 BLOCK MORSE St. ne
10 rms, 3 porches, yard and gar, ful
bsmt,, excellent cond.; $1,000 down pay
Inent. terms.
1900 block Kearny st.--6-room brick
nice eond, $1,000 down, terms, +. M
BELJO REALTY CO., 1910 M st. NV.
Room z. DI 72D4
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
HARD TO GET

told the man I'd like to get
A little harmony;
He said: 'The ceilings are too low;
Production isn't free";
I asked about some world accord,
Prepared or in the rough;
He shrugged his shoulders and re-
piled,
owe just can't get the stuff"
"What are my chances for some
peace?"
asked him with a sigh;
"The trouble is" he answered me,
Demand exceeds supply;
eve need some trustfulness," / said
"And honesty true blue;
He said, "It's awful hard to get,
Not much is coming through"
"Is tolerance yet coming through?
HOw's patience and restraint"
"Pr0ductiOn should be good" he
said,
"But just the same it amt"
Of milk of human kindness
Next made an inquiry,
But got the word I'd have to have
A high priority.
VANISHING AMERfC ANISMS
Here's a nickel; go get me couple
Of melons"
0Wopto6. Moi1 and 0oneroI hOusetuOrk.
er; SIS Q soeek."
"And also ,Uant some top round for
the dog and little fresh liver for the
cat"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12

The three biggest tobacco COM
panies in the country have been
held to be trust in violation Of the
antitrust laws. We hope all were
able to light a cigarette and find
complete nonchalance.
CAN YOU REMEMBER
A,eay back Dien there ,Oas considerable
brofherly love in this country?
The New York Telephone COM
pany is so years old this year. It
goes away back to the days when
people could be happy when not
talking.
A Long Island doctor, unable to get an
auto, is making his calls on a bicycle. IL
must be nice to get "tUhdf you need is
exercise" from sai0bones tUho is getting
some.
Pfc. Oscar Purkey was asked how
things were coming along on his
battle for a decent home and re-
piled, 1T looks better. Most or
the new roller coasters, chute-the-
chutes and race tracks have been
about completed"
The skipper of a ferryboat has
discovered that in a bread shortage
seagulls will take cake. We asked
John Kieran for confirmation. He
reported that as an old seagull stu
dent he could state that those birds
prefer cake and have been known to
fly 5000 miles for chocolate layer
cake and put in another 1000 miles
II there were nuts on top.
The line of the week: Jimmy Du-
rante's 81 guess ! came into this
just to get into place that was air
condition ed on Information Please.
a. A ~ -H
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
6,.alZdze
HZsae!yA54
LHLRhiMpc -
W W.T. s.rvER
More Honorary Degrees
For 1916

YOicks, Harriet Sue (secretary,
stenographer and runner up for the
1887 Miss Yonkers award: Private
secretary to Artemus G.. Bilge,
prominent business man and base
ball addict, at no time did you ever
meet the telephone inquiry, "Is Mr..
Bilge in?" with the reply, "Who is
calling him?" This makes you an
unique and extraordinary character.
But above that it can be said that
neither did you ever get the call
er's name and then reply quickly,
"Mr. Bilge is in Indo- China for the
weekend" Have a degree with ice
cream on top.
Clabby, James B. (sports writer
and gentleman of integrity: Help
yourself to any degree in the house,
with music. Assigned to cover the
training camps in connection with
a world championship bout you re-
fused to build up the battle beyond
reasonable point. You once went
so far as to hint it might not be
much of battle. Wotta-man!
-
Socks, Herman G. (citizen, schol-
ar and bridge player: Asked to
serve on Understanding committee
to look into the causes Of juvenile
delinquency, you let out war
whoop, banged your desk and de-
manded, what! Another commit
tee? There are too many working
on it already. To solve that prob
lem all you have to do is take look
at the movies" Here's our degree
as Doctor of Candor. And have
glass of beer as you go out!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
Miles Nel'vine

Liquid or Effervescent Tablets)
Nervous Tension can make you
Wakeful, Jittery, Irritable. Ner-
vous Tension can cause Nervous
Headache and Nervous Indiges-
ton. In times like these, we are more
likely than usual to become over
wrought and nervous and to wish for
a good sedative. Miles Nervine is a
good sedative -mild but effective.
If you do not use Miles Nervine
you can't know what it will do for you.
It comes in Liquid and Efervescent
Tablet form. both equally soothing to
tense and overweight nerves. WHY
DON'T YOU TRY IT?
Get it at your drug store, Efferves-
cent tablets $50 and 75c, Liquid ESQ
and $1.00. CAUTION-Use only
as directed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
Precision Marked Operations Crossroads
u. ma HNrar

energy.
The schedule for every one of the
hundreds of planes and ships had
been timed to the second. Every
body knew just what to do as the
command plane headed for the tar
get area of Bikini lagoon.
The vast network of communica-
tons was set in motion. The wealth
er man had said, ''This is the day."
and General Ramey had said, Lets
Co." Then the planes began to
roll.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
A Good Risk

: Mummy, may I 60 in for a
swin?"
Certainly not, dear. it's far too
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
By PAUL FELTUS

When dawes Dream" took to
the dawn sky on Kwajalein Atoll,
the long-planned and vast machin-
cry of the Army Air Forces role
in Operations Crossroads began to
move with the precision of a great
war mission.
The operation had been planned,
but this time there was a new
thrill of anticipation for they were
dealing with the force of atomic
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12

A brewery worker, denied adj
mission to union because he
couldn't lift a 192-pound key of
beer from the street to plat
form six feet high, brought suit.
In a court test to which six union
brewery members were sum-
moned only one could do the
stunt. Possibly the man who
made the union rules was a
eight beer" man.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12

.'But daddy is In swimming"
"Yes, dear, but he's insured"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
Tardy for Fun of It

In Washington, an attractive
young government worker made a
practice of coming in about five
minutes late every day. Repeated
warnings by her superior had no
effect. Finally in evaporation he
announced, miss Brown, am tired
of talking about your hardness. I
am, therefore, suspending you for
one day without pay. When would
you like to take the day."
"Well, if it's all right with you"
she replied instantly, I'D like to
use it up being late"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
CHANGE THE RECORD
By C. Kessler

"Pop, did Edison invent the first
talking machine?"
''No, son. God made the first one.
All Edison did was invent one you
could shut off,"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
CLAss1ER JOB

Registrar Ito youthful bride
groom) - The young lady is not a
minor, is she?
Bridegroom = Oh, no, sir; she
works in beauty parlor!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12
Kent Out Of Trouble

Knute Rockne once told a loafing
player, ''My lad, you are like the
handle of cup"
Flows that?" the lazy one asked.
you're always on the outside
and never in"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12

The line of the week: Jimmy Du-
rante's 81 guess / came into this
Just to get into a place that was air
condition ei'' on Information Please.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-07-12

WHEN Functional Nervous Dis
w turbances such as Sleepless-
mess, Crankiness, Excitability,
Restlessness or Nervous Headache
interfere with your work or spoil your
good times, take
Evening star., 1946-07-21

county to serve until May S, 1947.
His commission has been received by
Clayton K. Watkins, clerk OF the
Circuit Court here.
Harry M. Williams is the sole
beneficiary under the will of his
wife. the late Mrs. Nellie M. Will
liams of Poolesville, which has been
admitted to probate in the Orphans
Court here. He is also named exc
cutor. The will, executed Septem-
ber 13, 1941, does not disclose the
value OF the estate. Mr.. Williams is
chief clerk OF the Rockville Police
Court.
Approximately 100 head of Jersey
cattle owned in Montgomery, How
ard and Southern Maryland coun-
ties are expected to be on exhibition
at the annual field day to be held
on the farm of Thomas M. Ander-
son. near Rockville, Saturday un-
der joint sponsorship of the Mary
land and Montgomery County Jer-
sey Breeders Associations.
The various classes will be Judged
by George Hyatt, dairy specialist of
the University of West Virginia,
Evening star., 1946-07-21
State Game Preserve
Being Established on
Tract al Rockville
Special Dispoieh 10 The sior

ROCKVILLE, Md, July 20.-The
Maryland State Conservation Com
mission has leased from the heirs
Of the late Henry A. Dawson Is
acres of the Dawson farm adjoining
Rockville for use as game pre-
serve.
According to Reuban Riggs, presi-
dent of the Rockville Izaak Walton
League Chapter. the tract will be
stocked with quail, rabbits and
other species of game, a fence will
be constructed around 1t and no
hunting will be allowed there.
Work on the project has started.
1t is understood the Rockville
sanctuary will serve as a model for
similar areas to be established in
various parts of the county. All
will be located within easy reach of
public schools so as to be helpful
to students in their biological
studies.
Grain for birds and food for
rabbits will be raised and game
produced will be distributed
throughout the county to restock
game-depleted sections. Malcolm
King, technician of the Conserva-
ton Commission, is in charged of
the program.
Mr.. Riggs said the four Izaack
Walton League Chapters, all of the
Al Clubs and many of the public
schools are expected to cooperate
actively in making the proposed
refugees the success State Game
Warden Ernest Vaughn has pre-
dicted for them.
AS treasurer of the United Demo-
cratic Organization of Montgomery
County, j. Forest Walker received
$8,858 and disbursed $7,122.18 dur
ing the recent primary campaign,
his sworn statement filed with the
clerk OF the Circuit Court here
shows. He also reported outstand-
Ing bills totaling $3,38o.45.
Gov. O'Conor has appoined Carl
Fredericks a notary public for this
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formerly with the University of
Maryland. It will be an all-day af-
fair, the judging to start at 10 am.
A maternity child hygiene clinic
will be held in Scotland School July
81, DR.. V. L. Ellicott. county health
officer, has announced. The clinic
will begin at $3.50 am.