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Evening star., 1946-04-22
Lecture to Show Benefit
OF Good Liqht to Child

An illustrated lecture on Light
ing and Child Development" will be
presented at pm. tomorrow in the
Department of Interior auditorium
Eighteenth and c streets NV, be-
fore the Capital Section of the Illu-
minating Engineering Society.
The speaker, DR.. D. B. Harmon of
the Texas State Department of
Health, will show pictures of the
effect of poor school lighting on the
posture and health of children and
discuss methods of using natural
light more effectively. The public is
invited, the announcement said.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
R. BuckIess Breeden, 70,
Oystermon, Found Dead
BY the Assoeioied Pies,

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, April
PR. Buckless Breeden, 10, Calvert
County oysterman and farmer, was
found dead yesterday at the waters
edge of st. Leonard's Creek, Trial
Magistrate w. w. Duke reported.
Mr.. Duke said Mr.. Breeden had
been suffering from heart ailment
for a long time. He is survived by
two brothers.
Evening star., 1946-04-22

Men II to 30! In q civilian job
you must use your income to pay for
food, clothing, rent, education, travel,
entertainment and savings for the
future. All these things are free to
Navy men. You can now enlist in
the Regular Navy for 2, 3, or 6
years at 1920 G street NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-22

on VAS farms. which are operated in
conjunction with neuropsychiatric
hospitals. Considerable heavy equip
ment has been obtained for what
Mr.. Dryden termed "the worlds
largest hospital construction pro-
gram"
Meanwhile, the Navy has frozen
another large amount of material
chiefly hospital equipment, to be
taken over later by the VA, Mr.
Dryden said.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
FAST
and M ODERN

African Roinbow is an express cargo
ship. with cruising speed Of l61z
knots; displacement Of 1880 tons
at - feet inch; deadweieht
l2,555 tons; gross tonnage 1855
tons; net tonnage 4,5s5 tons. Ship
has grain capacity Of 7o6,354 cubic
feet, bale capacity Of 642,4I5 cubic
feet, $1,000 cubic feet Of refrigerator
space, and special deep tanks for
bulk liquid cargo. cargo-caire equip
ment protects dry cargo.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
SHkkaAe ere exkka<x"

SHHFoa< aae e*hk6<x" ~---
For long time we've been trying to get
across the idea that ''9 out of 10 individuals
and firms who come to this bank get what
they want-or more!'''
That's strong statement; but carefully.
kept records prove that it's fact!l
They show, too, that ''e out Of lo'' people
who want money, want it for some WORTH
while purpose y: to modernize a house, to
pay; accumulated bills, to remodel a store.
froht or even to enlarge factory.
But ever since this bank was founded we've,
believed that whatever the purpose, money,
should be primarily means to an end &.
thnt peoples goals are far more important
than any amount of money itself.
Gradually people began to understand, :,
They recognized what they called "differ.,
,ent' banking attitude,
But in spite of this in spite of the fact
that this bank now serves over $4,000 ac-
counts of many different types %. we're
stiH faced with this problem: How can we
shoD people that we do put ourselves on their
side of the fence that we do strive con.
stantly to help them get what they want, to
Esealize their ambitions?
The more that we can get this idea across,
lthe more this bank can be of maximum use
fulness to more individuals, more businesses,|
tand t.. all our communities,
We've IexplainedEth this attitude-the "dif.
rent's,1attitude in this bank-time and
again. Bat how, can We illustrate it? What
Kind of picture would express such an idea.
Evening star., 1946-04-22
$4,000, in War Surplus
To Be Taken Over by VA

More than 5000 900 worth of war
surplus material will soon be used
for construction, repair and main
tenance of Offices and the 101 hos
pitals and homes Of the Veterans
Administration, it was announced
today.
Frank r. Dryden, assistant ad-
ministrator Of VAS construction
supply and real estate service, said
that halt of the goods, obtained
from the Army, Navy and War As
sets Administration, will 90 into
construction work. Critically need
ed lumber will be the largest single
item, and others will include laun-
dry equipment, machinery and We
hicles of all types, Mr.. Dryden said.
A number of tractors will be used
Evening star., 1946-04-22
JUST LAUNCHED
AFRICAN RAINBOW

One of six modern ships - for Americas
expanding trade with South and East Africa.
This new feet of American South African
Line, providing more rapid and more fire.
quent means of communication, symbolizes
the promise of the future - expanded trade,
increased travel, closer cultural relations.
These ships represent the finest in naval
architecture and in modern engineering. Each
ship has special facilities for the trade re.
frigeration capacity to meet the needs of today,
with expansion for the requirements of tomor-
row; deep tanks for bulk liquids; and the
AN ER|CAN
i74s Washington Blvd. Detroit
Evening star., 1946-04-22
EDUCATIONAL.

CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 955s; est. "a yrs
Thousands successfully prepared Let us
prepare you for civil service. Begin at once
22'
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1913 14th st. NV, MI 955S-Shorthand
Pittman and Gregg speed dictation; s
days and nights each week. Special for
competitive exams. Begin at once. 22'
Evening star., 1946-04-22
VA Regional Offices Get
Wider Loan Authority

Additional authority has been
granted personnel of the Veterans
Administrations So regional Offices
throughout the country in a move
to expedite action on veterans ap-
plications for GI loans, the Veterans
Administration announced today.
Under the new order. regional
Evening star., 1946-04-22

most up-to date humidity control for the pro-
lection of dry cargo.
For travellers seeking the beautiful and pic
turesque -. for men of vision cultivating the
rich markets for Americas goods and prolific
sources of raw materials in South and East
Africa, african Rainbow and each sister
ship will provide excellent accommodations
for twelve passengers in de luxe staterooms.
These splendid ships will be strong new
links in the chain that joins our country with
South Africa and East Africa in bonds of
mutual benefit and friendship.
Evening star., 1946-04-22

office managers may delegate au-
thority to lesser officials to approve
applications for VA guaranty on
veterans loans. In the absence of
loan guarantee officers. Previously,
the authority could be granted only
from Washington.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

mas kad komunistai stengiasi
paimti kontrole jo unijoje. vi
81 Xxi siol name kad ia unija
jau tikrai komunistu rankose.
Kur uniju valdybose arba
daugelio uniju CIO tarybose
kontrole turf komunistai, kit
negali ju ismesti, todel jie ge-
riausia ka gall tai rezignuoti
is tarybQ.
Vienaip ar kitaip, CIO yra
susirisus su komunistais ir to-
del negreit gales ju apsivalyti.
Niekas ir negali pasitiketi CLIO
vadais, mes negalima zinoti ku-
ris yra tikras bolseviku agen-
tas, o kuris tik suklaidintas.
CIO rengiasi placiai dalyvau-
ii 1916 metu politiskuose rim
kimuose. PAC, tam tikslui u.s.
teigtas CIO komitetas, Xxi siol
dirbo visais radikaliskais ko-
munistiskais planais, ir todel
kas yra CIO-PAC uzgiriama ir
remiama to reikia saugotis, Xxi
ilganiui CIO neatsikratys ko-
munistu kontroles.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
kova prizes Komunistus
CLIO Plecciasi

ClO organizacijoje pradejo
apsireiksti didelis nepasitenki-
nimas komunistais,~ kurie pasi-
rupino toje organizacijoje ISL
galeti. Pradzioje ir veliau ko-
munlstai susiskverbe j CIO va
dovybes, paeme savo vadovy-
ste daugeli uniju. Jie turf zy-
mia itaka CIO centre, kurio
plrmininkas yra Philip Murray.
Komunistams priesingi CLIO
vadai is ivairiu vietu grasina
pasitraukimu is CIO tarybu ir
kitaip atsisako SUI jais veikti.
Vietomis komunistai kontro-
liuoja CLIO Politines Akcijos
komitetus ir net CIO organa.
Daugelyje atveju rezignavo
IS unijQ vadovybiu zymus CIO
veikejai, kurie tai padare pro-
testuodami prizes komunistu
laikyma tu uniju vadovybese.
Net Joseph Curran, National
Maritime Unijos pirmininkas,
kuris buvo laikomas istikimas
komunistu sulas, ir tas neapsi-
kencia komunistais toje unijo-
je: jis viesai isejo paskelbda-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
TARP SvETIU zMONIQ

Oar daug, dar daug NUNS ticks kenteti,
jieskoti ir nerast nanny,
toll dar toliai pazadeti
gimtosios zemes palaimu.
Kas mus supras, NUNS tars paguoda,
atvos svetingai NUNS duris,
pakvies izengt ramu soda,
su meile gydys mus sirdis?
Jau mirsta zmones karo duokle,
jie vel menkos buities vergai,
jau mes atrodom jiems vaiduokliai,
sugryze siaubulio sapnai.
O mes, skeveldros idealo
zmoniu paniekintos tiesos,
todel prizes mus keliai be gallo -
keliai golgotos amzinos.
Ir kaip, ir kaip supras mus zmones,
menki menkos buities vergai,
jei keistos mus zvilgsnyj klajones
ir laisves ilgesio vargai?
Oar daug, dar daug NUNS teks kenteti,
jieSkoti ir nerast namu,
toll dar toliai pazadeti
gimtosios zemes palaimu.
Kastytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

negyvenusiu Lietuviu pabegeu antagonizmas,
kuris ilgainiui ddeja ir graso virsti tikru pavo-
jun labai tokiu sunkiu laiku reikslingai vieny-
bel. Kas kaltas? Apgailestaudamas turu pa
stebeti kad Sis klausimas dar ne karta teks pa
kartoti.
o zmoniu virtine lydima salviu ir lektuvu
motoru duzgesio kildama kalna, slenka prie-
XII.
Mudu su zmona nei meginti nemeginame
keno nors pagalbos prasyti. Nors labai neri-
maudamas zvalgausi j savo silpnos sveikatos
zmona, kuri, vos atgaudama kvapa kopia j kali
ma, taciau tikrai zinau kad tokais atvejais kick
vienas tesirupina tik savimi. Juk toje pacioje
Vokietjoje kick kartu teko matyti kaip orc
puolimu metu zmones gyvuliskai gebsti tik sa-
vo gyvybe. Doriniu normu tokiais atsitkmais
nepaisoma.
VARGAIS-negalais pasiekiame kalno virsu-
ne kur pamiskeje musu jau lauka Grimmels-
hofen'o Listuviai. Tuo tarpu padangeje be per-
stoges skraido Amerkeciu lakunai, is visu pu-
su suviai skardena ora. Lendame gilyn mis-
ka, kad lakunai, zmoniu samburi pastebeje, ne
pradetu puti. Kick paejeje, isendame is mis-
ko ir pagiriu artinames prie sienos.
Staiga, uz medziu kupetos, atslaiteje, pa
matome neaukstus akmens stupus, ant kuriu
raudQname dugne iStolo baltuoja SveicariSh kry-
ziai. Su dvguba sparta tu zenklu siekte siekia-
me. Kiekveno sirdis Wis smarkiau plaka ir, pa
galiau, visi lengvai atsidustame ka pereje sic
na palygnti reto misko taku zengiame jau
sveicarijos zeme. Kiekvienas kaip imanydamas
tvarko savo dokumentus; visi ruosiames pasitik-
ii sveicarieciu pasienio sargyba, kurios rankas
atiduodame save, savo elgetiska manta, svar-
biausia Wilt kad ca, humaniskoje, neutralioje
sveicarijoje, rasime bent kick ramybes ir silu-
mos, to visu musu sirdys begalo pasiilgo ir
iau senai bevtiskai trosko.
Yverdon, sveicarija.
*Laikydamass vsisko objektyvumo, turiu
pastebeti kad p. E. Turausko viesas pareskimas
Yverdono Lietuviu pabegeliu zidinyje 1945 m.
Spaliu % d., esq Kun. J. Borevicius atsivedes
sveicarja 16O Lietuviu pabegeliu, deja, nieko
bendro su tikrove neturi, tas pabegeliu skai-
cius yra is pirsto islauztas. Burys pabegeliQ,
kuriu tarpe buvo ir Kun. B., 1945 m. Balandzio
21 d., 19 val. Is min. perejo "zaliaja' sveicari-
Jos siena sios sudeties: Lausheim'o - %, Blu
megg'o - 21, Grimmelhofen'o - 49, Isviso 81
zmones istaitant ir mazus vaikus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

Atomine bomba taikyta mai
kinimui dave ir taikiai zmoni-
jai savo nauda. Armijos va
dovybe, kurios kontroleje yra
atomine bomba, is savo labo-
ratoriju pervede j civilines la
boratorijas pirma paskyrima
radioaktyviu elementu naudoji-
mui gydyti vezi ir kitas sun
kiai nugalimas ligas, kaip dia-
belts, leukemia, dainty gedimas
ir kitos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

rika takia su sovetais sugyvens pasirupns kad tie
redlta buq duoti Tie pnigu godisiai dirba uz tei-
Ar toxic Amerikiecia supranta kas yra mazos tau
tos lasve ir neprikausoybe? Ar jiems reska ka At
anto carterls ir sios Sales garbe ir principal?
kai prazut r kad tuos pacus godsius komunsta kars
pJaus - ia e atsisako matyt mes Rusa juk yra "ge-
zmones r nor taikos taip lygai kap jos nori patti
Amerika ~ - - -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
VILLA SRAUNIOJI

Tark, Villa sraunioji,
ko gi taip gailiai vaitoji,
Kan vanduo tavo rustus
Blaskos j zalius krantus?
10 gi bangos sidabrines
Audros suzeistos krutines,
Stiepias link skliautu aukstu,
Skundzias nerimo kerStu?
Bangos Vilijos sparnuotos,
Musu dainiu apdainuotos,
Tarkit ar mus Lietuva
Prisikels ir vel laisva?
Upes bangos uze, kauke,
Lyg ka vijosi ir sauke.
BangQ aidai versmeje
Nyko upes gelmeje.
Nuo lengvutes sroves VETO
Upes bangos suvirpejo,
30 Lietuvi, buk narsus -
Laikas isgelbes visus!
Karas cia sugrys isnaujo
Prasilies upeliai kraujo. -.
Vel patrankos plieno griaus,
Upiu veidai krauju raus.
Priesa as patti kiekviena
Kuris Lietuvi siadiena
Varzo, skriaudzia kruvinai
Paskandinsiu animal.
Tx Lietuviai nesiriekit,
0 bendron talkon skubekit;
Darbas didelis, sunkus
Kviecia baran mus visus."
Bet cia vilties nenustosiu,
Villa, tau vel kartosiu,
Kol Tevynes suzeistos
Hunai draskyt nesustos.
ia per simtmecius jie draske,
Manta voge, brolius blaske;
Jie, kaip amaras mirties
zude sunus tos Sales. 49,.
Jie viliugiai ziauraus budo,
Simtmecius mus tauta Judo;
Hunai - vilkai alkani,
Eina laukais staugdami. -.
Verkia motinos suneliu,
Verkia seserys broleliu;
zaizdos mus gimtos Sales
Kelia nerima Strides. -.
Jei Lietuvis, koznas vienas,
Gins Tevyne, josios sienas,
Tai vel kelsis Lietuva
Su trispalve veliava!
J. S. Svyruni
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

Pfc. Charles T. Jacobs, who has
been stationed at Fort Meade is at
home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Jacobs, on a thirty
day furlouga before returning to
Fort Meade for re-assignment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Walker
entertained with a buffet supper
the first Sunday in June. Among
the guests were Mrs. ]. r. Par
dew, Mr.. Frank Pardew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Larry Rodda.. apd Mrs. G. Jackson
Waters, from Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Darby, Miss Grace
Walker, Mr., Harry Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Forest Walker. Mrs.
Roland Walker, Mr.. Herbert Be
craft, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Jacobs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice, Chiswell,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William .Gasso-
way.
Radarman &c William C. Coo
ley, and Radarman &c Norman
Belt have recently received their
discharge after serving two years
in the U. S. Navy. Both boys,
wear the. American Theatre and
Asiatic Pacific and Victory !. rib
bons., They both graduated from
Gaithersburg High School immedi-
ately preceding their induction in
the Navy. Cooley is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooley and
Belt the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Belt. b
Miss Ruth Briggs spent last
weekend at Lindenhurst, Long
Island with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leanheart Mrs. Leanheart and
Miss Briggs were schoolmates.
Mrs. r. A. Wilson of Washing
ton spent several days last week
with her sister -in-law, Mrs. George
Darby. During her stay here Mrs.
Garry Bell entertained in her hon
or. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Frye and
son Ronnie spent the weekend at
the home of Mr.. Frye's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frye in Ha-
gerstown. :
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

1t seems to be easier to win
war thsn to make peace treaty
and the delay cannot be blamed
upon any of the aggressor nations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Mrs. James Schroeder
TeIe. Gaithersbar0 285- W

On Friday, June 7, in the rec
tory Of st. Anthony's Catholic
Church, Brookland, Miss Juanita
keroux, daughter of Mrs. Corrine
nrphy of Washington, was mar
red to Mr.. Douglas Fletcher, son
III Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Fletcher of
Gaithersburg. The ceremony was
Reformed by the Rev. John j.
Coady. The bride, who was given
II marriage by her brother, Mr..
Norman Leroux, was dressed in
white with white accessories, and
wore corsage of pink roses. Mr..
Paul Bowman was best man. AT
ter q short honeymoon at Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, the young cou-
pie will make their home on Wash
ington Circle in Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
{ Rockville SOftban
Schedule

June 18-St. Mary's VS.. A.
GUIDE. r. & ''se
June II = Reed Bros. VS. Will
senssIns.
June l8 = Pepco VS. Lawyers.
June 10 = Rockmont VS. A. Guide.
June 20 = St. Mary's VS. /. Wal
ton.
June Fl = st. Mary's VS. Will
sons (playoff).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

The Supreme Court has decided
that Q newspaper can criticize the
Courts but this does not mean that
you can print anything.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crayer,
Mr.. John Briggs and Mr.. Briggs
81 year old mother of Clarksburg
spent Sunday afternoon and en-
joyed supper with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Petticord on Frederick
Avenue.
Seaman lie Carroll Wayne is
home on ten day leave, his
ship the USS Washington being
locked in the harbor at Charles
town, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. GUIDE of
Chestnut Street, are announcing
the birth Of a son, Joseph Lane,
Jr. born last Wednesday morning
at Suburban Hospital.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Baker of
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Steeley and young, son of Silver
Spring and Mrs. Kate Phillips of
Washington were Sunday guests
OF Mrs. Granville Kinsey and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M, Hayes
of RocGcrest will be dinner guests
of Mrs. Kinsey and Mrs. Phillips
today. Miss Audrey Weast of Mon
rovia is spending several weeks
at the Kinsey home.
The Homemakers,, when they
meet at College Park next week
will have among them Mrs. Gran
vile Kinsey, who has attended
every Rural Woman's Short
Course since its formation in 1928.
This year will make her twentieth,
as no Short Course was held dur
ing the war years. Other Home
makers from Gaithersburg who
plan to attend are Mrs. Samuel
Petticord, Mrs. Leslie Mullican,
Mrs. James Wilson and Mrs. Viii
liam Walker.
Billy Anderson is recovering
from minor operation today at
the Montgomery County General
Hospital.
Sgt. j. G., Freeman, Pic. Charles
Jacobs and Donald Windsor, were
among others in this vicinity at
tending the dance at Charlotte
Hall Military Academy last week.
All three. boys were former stu
dents there.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Candy Hart

Miss Margaret Poe Hart, society
editor of The Star, and daughter
of he late Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fender Hart of Washington, was
married Saturday to Mr.. William
M. Candy of Washington, son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Candy Of Sandy Spring. The GER
emory took place in the Calvary
Methodist Church at Frederick
with Rev. j. Franklin Haas official
ing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
.Fahey : Davis

The marriage of Miss Harriet
Griffith Davis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank ] Davis of Poolesville,
to Mr.. Gerald ]. Fahey, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fahey of
st. Paul, Mimi, took place June
first. The double ring ceremony
was performed at the home of Mrs.
Alvin N. Bastable, aunt of the
bride, in the presence of relatives
and friends.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore satin gown with
Chantilly lace bodice and full
panelled skirt. Her full length veil
feb from a .coronet of orange bios
SONS. Sac carried prayer book
overlaid with a white orchid and a
shower Of stephanotis.
Mrs. Philip Cole, wearing a
gown of dusty rose crepe, acted as
matron of honor. Her bouquet was
of pink and blue delphiniums. Joan
Davis, niece of the bride, was
flower girl.
Daniel r. Baker Of st. Paul
served as best man and the ush-
ers were James Feely, Charles
Davis, Frank Davis and Clifton
Veirs, Jr.
Following an extended wedding
trip in the West, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fahey will reside in Detroit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
POOLESVILLE

On Monday evening, in a taste
fully decorated auditorium, before
a capacity audience, the IT, Sc
niors of Poolesville High School
received their diplomas. Twenty
five members of the Junior High
School also graduated into the
Senior High.
Miss Una Fitzwater,. class
treasurer, presented the school
with a gift of money to be used
for new stage curtains. The tradi-
tional mantle ceremony present
ed by Helen Carlisle and Doris
Ward was very beautiful. Follow
the Gleam," is a rite where the
Seniors present their lighted can
dies to the Junior Class-a torch
Of light for them to carry through
to graduation. The rest of the
graduation ceremony is elsewhere
in the paper.
Mrs. Lawrence Jones enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge
last Saturday at the Francis
Scott Key Hotel in Frederick,
when covers were laid for twenty
four.
Mrs. F. M. White is in. the
Frederick Hospital, We wish her
!, speedy recovery.
Mrs. Sprigg Hays is visiting
her family in Front Royal recu-
perating from an illness.
Miss Sally .Everette of Wash
ington is visiting at Rose Cottage,
the guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. VIM. B. Everette.f M
Miss Elsie Burton spent the
weekend with Miss Ann Lee Tip
ton. ti1fA' "a +,ttt}
Please, we'd like to correct an
error, Mrs. Jones ,Hoyle is presi-
dent of our UID.C., while Mrs.
E. W. White was program chair
man for their Memorial Services
at the Chapel last Sunday.
Burr Randles is home from Den
yer for a vacation from the Uni
versity of Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brewer
are guests Of their son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brewer, who have a cottage on
the Bay.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
l3-Inning Game
Ends In Tie

The softball game between st.
Mary's sand Wilson's Insurance
concluded in 80 tie at the end
of thirteen innings Friday night.
The game had to conclude at that
point since it is rule of the
League that no games should last
longer than 10 P. M, The game
had been postponed since May.
2sth. 1t will be played off June
21st.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
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ce>Psss .AA*=
Benefit Game For
Injured Player .

A special softball game will be
played Saturday evening, June 10
for the benefit of Jesse Crown
whose leg was broken during a
ball game on June 3rd.. Jesse was
a member of the Pepco team and
his fellow players will take on
the Leader Distributing All-Stars
of Silver Spring on Saturday. Pro-
ceeds will go to the injured man.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Last Weeks
SOftbaH Scores

Lawyers s. GUIDE A..
St. Mary's Wilson's 8. Ga
innings).
Lawyers a. Reed Bros. l
Pepco ii Wilson 5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Downs of
BrookeyiHe announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Eve
lyn Jane Downs, to Mr.. Everett
L. Nerland, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. M. Nerlands of Webster City,
Iowa. Mr.. Nerland was recently
discharged after serving three
years in the Navy. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
COlesville Goes
To Gaithersburg

The Gaithersburg Athletic Club
will play host to the Colesyille
Cardinals on Sunday June 18th,
8 P. M, on the Gaithersburg dia-
mond.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

Our theology may be all wrong
but we don't think much of any
religious belief that does not re-
quire the individual to make a con-
tribution to a better race and a
better world.