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Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-06-27
MONTGOMERY SIDELIGHTS
Br ELSIE WHITE HAINES

democracy work, they viii accept
it."
On Thursday Mrs. Millard E,
Tydings talked on "World Dis
armament or Else," and for half
an hour proceeded to save the world
with words that sounded very
much as if they had been taken
from her husbands speeches. On
second thought, perhaps she writes
his = who knows?
Immediately following her came
Gallo Plaza, Ambassador from
Ecuador, who thinks that atomic
control should have world level
hut thinks that while the veto
power remains in the world char
ter this is impossible. He said the
United States must remain strong
must not unarm before other
countries - that it was the
mission of mothers to be aware
Of the danger of unarming toe
early, if they really wanted tc
make this the last world war.
All speakers reminded the wo-
men that greater sense of res.
possibility is needed both il
world affairs and at home. Sew
eral spoke of the seriousness Of
the present rate of broken mar
riages = one marriage in every
five results in divorce. The Rev
Wilson P. Ard, speaking on Fri
day, pointed out that in churcl
members the divorce rate is only
one in fifty marriages.
Here we are at the end of oul
space and not a word about tn,
classes. We took Every Day Eng
lish and Clothing = with one peri
cd spent in Music Appreciation
class with isis" Upton. Perhap
one of the most interesting fea
lures of the course was the hun
ger for knowledge shown by tn,
women. Next to "What county ar,
you from% the most popula
question was, what are yol
taking?" By exchange of idea
picked up in the various classe
a much wider field was covered
and many friendships were ce
mented. 80 -1tJ
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-06-27
Sandy Sa4ls9 Nel9A1osAood


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Con-
ner spent several days last week
at Atlantic City.
Miss Faith E. Farquhar will be
hostess tomorrow evening at a
dinner party in celebration of the
birthday of her cousin Miss Cor
nelia H. Thomas.
Mrs. Francis Miller entertained
Tuesday at a bridge party for her
bridge club and an additional Ia
BILE. Her guests included Miss
Carrie Owings, Mrs. Henry 0w-
ings, Mrs. R. j. Whiteford, Mrs.
L. B. Riggs, Mrs. William M.
Mather of Westminster, Mrs. A
Douglas Farquhar, Mrs. George
Rust Candy, Mrs. T. Yellott Can
by, Mrs. Tarleton Brooke, Mrs.
Harwood Owings, Mrs. Thomas
Hyde Nv and Mrs. F. A. Thomas.
Miss Doris Lea returned Sat
urday from Columbus, Ohio,
where she was a guest of Mrs.
Benjamin Weininger at the home
of Mrs. Weininger's sister, Mrs.
Austin McElroy. Miss Lea made
the wedding gown and trousseau
for Mrs. Weininger's daughter,
Miss Eleanor Stair Fenton, who
was married Friday to Mr.. Ray
-mond Justus Hanks at the First
Congregational Church in Column
bus. While in Ohio Miss Lea
visited her brother, Mr.. Ellicott
Lea.
: Now on their honeymoon in
New England, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
F. Wilson, Jr., are expected to
return about July 1st. They plan
to live in the Sandy Spring
neighborhood. Mrs. Wilson is the
former Lois Jane Ely. Their we'd
ding took place in Grace Episco-
pal Church, Woodside on Saturday,
18th.
Mrs. William v. Graybill and
Mrs. John G. Thompson enter
tanned for Miss Elinor James of
Silver Spring at bridal luncheon
at The Anchorage, Saturday,
June %. Those present were Miss
Jean Roby and Miss Jerry Pfeif-
fer, Mrs. Robert Ellin, Mrs. Mel
vim Hogan, Mrs. Norman Park,
Mrs. Lee c. TaEhjian, and Mrs
u. E. James, mother of the pros
pectiye bride. Miss James marri-
age to Mr.. Frank Aud, Jr. will
take place on June Goth at Wood
side Methodist Church. 81
ii United States Steel acquires
splant in Utah at fourth Of cost.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-06-27

Z United States Steel acquires
plant in Utah at fourth of cost.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-06-27
BOYS All CLUB
NEWS
Jersey Calf Club

The regular meeting of the
All Jersey Calf Club was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stiles with 10 members present.
Jimmy Louthan, vice-president,
presided. George Fry read the
minutes. Members answered roll
call by "What All Club has
taught me-" Mr.. John Stiles told
the group that District Jersey
Field Day would be held on July
27th at his farm. George Hyatt,
former Extension Dairyman at
University of Maryland, is official
Judge.
Raising funds to send Maryland
Delegates to the National All
Jersey Show in Columbus, Ohio
on October 9, l946, was discussed
with the club being in favor of
doing all in their power to aid
IN this cause.
The program for the evening
was conducted by Stanley Stiles
on fitting the dairy calf for show,
The next regular meeting of
the club will be held at the home
of Jane and Joe Hubble ON July
17th, 1916.
Montgomery County All Dairy
Cattle Judging
The All Dairy Cattle Judging
Contest got under way last Tues
day evening at the home of N. c.
Stiles and Sons. Ralph Porter
field, extension Dairyman, Univer-
sity of Maryland gave a very in
teresting outline on Judging dairy
cattle and proceeded to place the
classes.
These judging practices are be-
ing held in the form of a contest,
being open to all All Club boys
and girls who own a dairy project.
The contest will be divided into
Junior and Senior divisions: ID
yrs. and under and 15 yrs. and
over with the birthdays being cal
culated January |, 1946.
Three prizes will be awarded in
each the Junior and Senior Div
isions. The schedule of Judging
Practices is as, follows: Thursday,
June 27, W. l, King; Tuesday,
July 2, Harry Carter; Monday,
July 9th, John Stiles; Friday, July
l9, Edwin Johnson; Friday, July
26, Thomas M. Garrett; Tuesday,
July 80, Mrs. Helen P. Berlage;
and Tuesday, August 10, MeKen-
/ dree Walker and Sons. p III
W.; it Electric Contest
ThTe Better Farm and Home
Methods Electric Contest is being
offered by the Westinghouse Elec-
tric Company to aid 4-H'ers III
acquiring a greater skill in the
use of electrical equipment and
raising the standards in their com
unities. Any bona fide All Club
memger may participate in this
contest providing they pass his
l4th birthday by the closing date,
September 20, 1916, at which time
records should be turned in to the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-06-27
Inquiry Club !
Closes Season

Members of the Inquiry Club Of
Rockville enjoyed an outdoor pie
mic Monday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Bradford N. Headley, the
president. Following supper, .
number of the members took part
in a skit entitled Graduation Ex-
ercises," prepared by Mrs. Thorn
as Barnsley. This was tha final
meeting Of the club until fall.
100000 suits are made in
three months, shortage remains.
American scientists seeking q
world flow Of scientific data.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-06-27
County Agents Office, Rockville,

County Agents Office, Rockville,
Md.
A gold-plated silver medal will
be presented to the boy or girl
who wins this contest in Mont
gomery County. His records will
in turn be sent on to the state to
compete for an all-expense trip to
National All Club Congress to be
held in Chicago December / 8,
1916. Six college scholarships will
be awarded to the National Win
ners.
Mission being sent TO Japan to
survey relief needs of people.
Evening star., 1946-11-08
Suit Asks Return
|0f 500, 600, 900 Paid
For War Insurance

Two Pennsylvanians yesterday filed
suit in District Court, both In behalf
of themselves and other policy
holders, seeking to force. the War
Damage Corp. which insured prop
erty against enemy attack, to return
premiums paid in for the insurance
to the policyholders.
The suit says there are some
{, 900 900 policyholders and that the
defendant corporation has approx
imately $500, 900 900 in paid-in pre-
miums.
The plaintiffs, Russell R. Knowles
and Mrs. Sylvia Knowles of Rose
mont, Pa, asked that the War
Damage Corp. be enjoined from
turning over the money to the Gov
ernment. 1t seeks to have the sum
returned to policyholders on a pro
rata basis.
The suit says only a small part
of the sum, if any, has been paid
for losses under the policies.
According to exhibits filed with
the complaint, the two plaintiffs
insured house, Its contents and an
automobile for total of $1,000 at a
premium rate of 81 per $1,000 year.
The suit says the War Damage
Corp. is to go out OF existence next
January. 1t is owned by the Recon-
struction Finance Corp, according
to the petition. 8
Through their attorneys, Philip w.
Amram and Ward M. French Of this
city, and a Philadelphia attorney,
the plaintiffs claim 1t was not the
intent Of Congress that the Govern
ment make a profit out of the.
insurance.
Evening star., 1946-11-08
~ n. Assoeiutsd Prsss

LONDON, Nov. 8.-The Depart
ment Of Scientific and Industrial
Development announced yesterday
that British scientists are ready to
build an improved version OF the
robot mathematician successfully
pioneered by Americans eeding
it up and increasing its memory Z
Their thinking machine, known as
"Acen--automatic computing en-
gine-still is on the drafting boards
and will take two to three years
to build at. q cost Of about $500, 900.
Scientists of the National PhySi-
cal Laboratory say they feel they
have made an important new con-
tribution' to the American device,
whose wonders were described in a
speech last week by Admiral Wis
count Mountbatten.
Improvements in the electronic
brain" will include, the announce
ment said, '.higher memory stor-
agen-75, 600 decimal digits instead
of 20O-and q library of prefabri-
Gated instructions on specially
punched cards.
The announcement said the card
device would eliminate many Of the
5000 switches used in "Eniac," the
American machine, and cut down
the time required to pose problem
and get an answer from "a couple OF
Evening star., 1946-11-08
British Plan improved Version
Of u. S. Robot Mathematician

hours to couple of minutes" /" Ace
will be able to tackle simultaneous
equations with so or 100 unknowns.
Conception of the improved YER
sion was credited to Dr.. A. M.
Turing, "a, a member Of the PLAN
ming team headed by Sir Charles
Darwin, director of the laboratory.
Lord Mountbatten declared last
week that development OF these
mechanical brains" portended "a
revolution of the mind" He said
that so remarkable. are the capa-
bilities Of the new machines that.
they could even be made to play q,
rather mediocre game of chess. !.
Evening star., 1946-11-08

of I street NE, against the Dis
trict for foot injuries she suffered
in January, 1945, when she stepped
In a depression in the street while.
alighting from streetcar.
Mrs. Mcneil had brought suit
against both the District and the.
Evening star., 1946-11-08

Capital Transit Co. The jury, how
ever, exonerated the transit COM
pany, but returned the verdict
against the District.
Mrs. Mcneil was represented by
Attorneys Joseph p. Bulman and
Louis Lebowitz.
Evening star., 1946-11-08
FIoridions Plan Poll Here

A poll to determine the number
of former Florida residents now liv-
ing in Washington will be con-
Quoted soon by the Florida State So
ciety, Albert Brick, president. an
nounced today. All former residents
of the State are asked to submit
names and addresses to the society
at 1910 Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-08

PIONEER COMES HOME! line with the Governments postwar policy
which permitted abroad and which would permit
the donesca American ordered
ionay will be able to provide
nonstop distant within the United States This
man shows the proposed domestic field the know
how the personnel spirit which has helped Fan
American win Grst place hs intsnaional 6ed
Evening star., 1946-11-08

Plenty of shopping days left tol
Christmas II you decide to give
a United States Savings Bond as .
gift that's sure to grow bigger.
Evening star., 1946-11-08
Womun Awarded 81 500
In Suit Against District

A District Court jury has returned
a verdict for 81 500 in favor OF Mrs.
Rebecca Hough Mcneil, 1000 block
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priift imo Is 5uriifipeiien ml,bte.
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nlchr Ssnterc'ie 5ciacn.
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niht piel 81, tlln gebabt babe in Na-
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ten erFiIlt babe, mas oie 8eamten
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