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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
|Poroka

Poroka
Dne IL. aprila Sc bosta poro-
ella Dorothy Marie Skull, heer-
ka Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Skull il
Maple Ave. v Madison, O., in
Andrew R. Sopko, sin Andrew
Sopko IL Painesville, O. Poroka
Sc DO vrsila oh 10 uri zjutraj v
cerkvi sv. Marie Y PainesviIle,
Novoporoce cencema cestitarno in
jima zelimo vse najboljse v "a.
Ikonu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
PREDLAGA SE ZAKON, DA
SE USTAVI TELEFONSKO
STAVKO

WASHINGTON, 80. marca-
Kongresnik Fred Hartley, pred
sednik delavskega odbora, je da-
nes predlozil v odobritev osnu-
tex zaRona, ki maj bi odvrnil ne
varnost stavke telefonskih de-
lavcev, katera ie napovedana "a
z. aprila.
!, Ia zakon bi v slucaju spreje-
ma pooblastil justienega tajni-
ka, da izposluje injunkcijo v svr-
no prepreeenja stavke. Delavski
odbor DO razmotrival o osnutku
zakona jutri. -''
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Zopet donna

zopet donna ~. %.
Mr.. in Mrs. Matt Beros, XII vo-
dita Beros Studio ma 6116 St.
Clair Ave, sta Sc povrnila il po-
citnic v Floridi, kjer Sc jirna je
zelo dopadlo. Fotografsko atelje
je sedaj zopet odprto kot pona-
.vadi v popolno zadovoljstvo Cd
jemalcev. s@
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
STASSEN OBISKAL
v. M. MOLOTOVA

LONDON, 81. marca. - Radio
Moskva poroca, da je Harold E.
Stassen, bivsi governor Mime
sote in napovedani republican
ski predsedniski kandidat, da-
mes obiskal sovjetskega yuma
MEGA ministra v. M. Molotova.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
Trgovec oropan.

Pred svojim domom ma Gle
veland Heights je bill snoci oro-
pan avtomobilski trgovec Man
ME Berk, lastnik Ace Motor
Sales Co. ma 7217 Euclid Ave.
Rop SO izvrsili trije moski, XII
so mu well $685., uro in prstan,
in zbezai " avtomobilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

Rsdna seja
Nocoj OBJ, pol-osmih Sc vrsi re
dina seja podr. st. IA SzZ v Slov.
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave. clanice 50 vabljene, da Sc
udelezijo polnoStevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

Pc daljsi bolezni je snoci umrl
eden izmed nasih pijonirjev,
Michael Skufca St., p. d. Kiln
garjev. Star je bill II let in Sc je
v Ameriki nahajal okrog 60 let.
Stanoval je ma 19417 Chickasaw
Ave. Donna je bill il Hjnje. De-
lal je veliko vrsto let "a Winton
Motor Car Co. Bill je Clan Ka-
toliskih borstnarjev. Tukaj "a
pusca otroke: Frances, Michael,
Joseph, Albina in Sylvester,
brata Johna v Salida, Colo, in
sestro Karolino Urbancic v sta
ri domovini. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
v cetrtek zjutraj IL Zakrajskove-
ga pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev
Marie Vnebovzete in nato ma
pokopalisce sv. Pavla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

Program rokoborbe
Nocoj Sc bo vrsil isti vspored
rokoborbe, kot je bill zacrtan "a
prosli torek vecer, katerega pa
.se je vsled slabega vrenena pre-
stavilo na nocoj. Rokoborba =
|vrsi v Centralni oroxarni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
Zvisanje relifa

Clevelandska mestna Zborni-
ca je snoci sklenila, da Sc zivil-
ska podpora osebam, XII SO ma
relifu, zvisa "a 25 odstotkov "a
dobo enega meseca, ko Sc upa
dobiti odobritev cd strani dr.
zavnega dobrodelnega direktor-
ia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
Zasisevanja glede Trumano-
We politike Sc nadaljujejo
Predlaga, da bi Zdruzeni narOdi
mogli ustaviti cd Trumana priporocano
akcijo v Grciji in Turciji

WASHINGTON 80. marca-Senator Arthur H. Van
denberg e danes pr zassevanu XII ga vod senatn odbor
"a zunanje posle zvez Trumanovmi priporoci in
tervencijo notrane zadeve Grce in Turce predlaga
da organizacio Zdruzenh narodov pooblas da ahko
vecno gasov ustavi vsako amerisko pomoc Grc
CHI XII bi 10 kongres odobril
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

Svetoval je amendment, po
katerem bi moral predsednik
Truman ustaviti vsako pomoc,
&c ri to zahtevala organizacija
Zdruzenih narodov. Besedilo
amendmenta maj bi vkljucilo tu-
di ustavljanje pomoei, &c bi ka-
terra koli vlada Grcije in Turcije,
XII predstavlja vecino prebival-
stva, to zahtevala in. istotako
&c sam predsednik najde, da sc
cilji tega postopka uspesno "a
vrseni, ali pa &c Sc jih ne more
doseci.
Odbor "a zunanje zadeve je
nadaljeval z svojim zasliseva-
MEM, ko sta podala svoje stall
See kongresnik Fred L. Craw:
ford in Hamilton Fish, XII je il.
javil, da ce Zedinjene drzave in
tervenirajo v Evropi, bodo IL
zvaie podobno intervencijo '
ameriski hemisferi. Fish je re.
kel, da je Trumanov nacrt zs
pomoc Grciji in Tureiji ''nevar.
no zapuscanje nase traditional.
ne zunanje politike in sabotaza
Monroeve doktrine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
deti njegove koncne meje. Ia
predlog potiska to dezelo v kom-
Dalje ma s. strand


Prog. Slovenke st. 8
Clanice krozka st. 3. Progre-
sivnih Slovenk Sc vabi ma redno
mesecno sejo, XII Sc bo vrsiia ju-
.tri vecer oh 1880 uri v Sloven-
skem drustvenem tdomu ma Re-
cher Ave. 49,,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

Ma obisku
Dobro poznana Mrs. Augusta
Franceskin, XII Sc je svojo dru-
Zinc pred casom preselila v
Greenwood, Wis, Sc je te dni
nahajala v Clevelandu ma obi
sku pri sorodnikih in prijate-
lih. Upamo, da Sc je prav dobro
zabavala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
\ |N|''ovi grobo!yi
FRANCES sToLFA.

~SN~~ - . = g5rs. Az. ~. ~
Snoci je po dolgi bolezni pre-
minila ma svojemu domu ma
6712 Bonna Ave. dobro poznana
Frances Stolfa, rojena COX. Sta
ra je bila 62 let ter je bila donna
IL Lokve ma Krasu pri Sezanih,
kjer zapusca brata Franka in
Rudolfa, sestre Mario, Karoli-
no in Pauline ter vec sorodni-
kov. v Ameriki Sc je nahajala
Al let in je bila .clanica drustva
Napredne Slovenke St. 1877
SNPJ ter drustva Svobodomisel-
ne Slovenke st. 2 SDZ. Tukaj
zapusca soproga Johna, hcer
Mrs. Anna Prosek, vnuka Cliff
ford in vec sorodnikov. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil. v eetrtek popoldne
Oh eni uri il zeletovega pogreb-
mega zavoda ma 65O2 St. Clair
Ave. ma Highland Park poko-
palisee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
DO1llace .vesti


Danes je postala veljavna
znamka st. IL Spare Stamp "a
10 funtov sladkorja. Ia znam-
ka bo v veljavi do 80. septem-
bra, toda pricakuje Sc, da DO $
l. Julien zopet ena znamka ve-
ljavna "a 10 funtov sladkorja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
Franco naznani, da bo
Spanija zopet monarhija
Zakon predvideva, da kralja ne bo,
dOkler Franco ne umre ali odstopi

LONDON, 81, rnarca-Spansk diktator gen. Francisco
Franco e naznan da bo Spana zopet postala monarha
kraljevskim svetom in MIN samm kot sefom drzave
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
Mar$al Tito zahteua
prikljucitev Koro$ke
Zgosa imperialiste in vojne hujskace
XII ogrozajo mir sveta

BELGRAD, 81 marca-Marsal Tito je jugoslovan
skemu parlamenu incl govor, katerega prisotn po
sanci navdusenjem pozdravi. 80.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
'GRSKI KRALJ
JURIJ UMRL

Bas pred zakljuekom lista
je bilo potom radija objavlje-
ma vest. da je danes zjutraj
nenadoma podlegel srSni ka-
|pi 56-letni grski kralj Jurij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

narodov vseh drzav, XII zelijo
mir" ~
Tito je tudi v trpkih besedah
obsodil akcijo zedinjenih draw,
XII SO zavrnile prosnjo Jugosla-
vile "a zivez.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

Pismo il domovine IL
v nasem uradu imamo pismo
liz starega kraja "a Frank Jelu-
sica.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
Local Team Will
Play "Redheads"
On December II

The All-American Redheads,
world champion gifls' basketball
club, will play the Rockville Stars,
unlimited mems basketball team on
Saturday, December n, at 8
o'clock. The game will be played
i'b(the Richard Montgomery High
School Gymnasium on East Mont
gomery Ave. in Rockville. The
Rockville five met this team in
1888, when they defeated the girls
before capacity crowd.
The All-American Red Heads is
travelling group Of the country's
best girl basketballers. They COM
pete only with mems teams, under
mems rules, and last year played a
fetal Of 1872 games, winning 1874.
The Red Heads are captained by
5 II. 8 Hazel Walker, who has been
All-American for 10 years. She Is
the Worlds Free Throw Champ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
BN Elizabeth McSherru

Farmers in one section of Mont
gomery County will have a merrier
Christmas and more prosperous
New Year because Redland Hunt
killed big grey dog fox on We'd
nesday, Dec. 18th.
The hounds were cast in the CIV
Jones' covert near Olney. Next
they drew Joe Hutton's property,
to Brookeville. Not a trace of a
fox! They crossed through the
Howard Brothers place to the Mt.
Zion road. They had been out an
hour and half, and hounds had
not given tongue. Then they pick
ed up the trail of a big grey fox.
Round and round in the woods cir
cled the fox, hounds hot on his
Trail, making the rocks echo with
their music. The field watched
some fine hound work. Judy John
son, from her post overlooking the
creek, saw the fox crawl out on a
tree which had fallen across the
stream about five feet above the
water. Hounds crossed in the water
below him, seeking his trail on the
other side, whilst the fox looked
down on them with a SNUG express
sion. Not for long! Members of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25

= hallenging all men in this line.
The tallest Of these girls is Gene
Love who stands a healthy 6 II. 4 in.
Gene teams up with the shortest
Red Head, fl. 2 in. Stub Winter,
10 Basketball's most famous play,
the "Piggy-Back". In this play
Stub scores from Genes back.
Margie Arends, IT, 10 in, was
picked as last years National A..
A. u. Beauty Queen. Phyllis
White, who captained the u. S. A..
Wacs when they won the European
Championship in Pals Is also H..
10 in. She is featured as a "Boo9ie
Woogie Dancing Dribbler". An
other 8 f. 10 in. Is Eloise ("Red")
Purkey, who is billed az having
basketballs most beautiful nat
ural red hair. There also is Hazel
Reynolds, 5 II. o in, who is Amer
ica's cleverest "PiyOt Ball Hand
ler", and Mary Alice Hatcher,
"rhe Georgia Peach" who towers
A. even six feet.
This is the Worlds tallest girls
club and was featured in Golfers
Magazine last Summer. This will
be- their Only appearance in this
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
State And County
Traffic Accidents

There were 1,716 accidents in
vestigated in Maryland during the
month of November 1947 with Al
persons killed and 804 persons in
jured. Baltimore City Police re-
ported 955 accidents with Is killed
and 447 injured, and the State
County and Municipal Police De-
partments reported 7ef saccidents
with 80 killed and IS injured.
The years total for fatalities is
now 800 as compared to 1888 for
the same period last year re-
duction of 6 per cent.
Montgomery County had 105 ac-
cidents reported, with 48 injured
and two killed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25

section this season, they are
booked for Hanover, Pa, Dec. 26th,
will be at Rockville on the 9th
and will 20 TO Norfolk 10 play on
the 28th.
The Rockville Stars Is one OF the
smoothest unlimited ball clubs
around Washington. They are led
by lanky Dave Carrosco, erstwhiId
Texas College Of Mines star, Tony
Creme who played freshman ball
OF George Washington, and Hank
Giaque who played with George
Williams College in Chicago. The
rest OF the squad members are
products Of Richard Montgomery
High School, Of Rockville, and ali
played with service teams during
the war. They are Moose Wootton.
Guy Baker, Bob Slater, Lambert
Durbin, julius Martz, Tommy Ray,
Dan Hooker, and Earl Shaw. The
Stars have played five games so
far this season and have won them
all.
Carrosco. Creme, and Giaque are
al physical education instructors
10 the Montgomery County school
system.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
DR.. Fawcett Takes
Over Practice OF
Late DIR. NOurse

DR.. John Gray Fawcett has taxi
en- over the practice of the late DR..
Upton d. Nourse in Jacksonville.
He comes to the county highly
accommodating served as resi-
dent at Suburban Hospital in Be-
thesda in 1915 for nine months
after having completed his intern
ship at Emergency Hospital, Wash
ington. After two years in the
army, he again took up residency
at Suburban. He is graduate of
George Washington University.
Having rented the Nourse home,
DR.. Fawcett is living there with
his wife and two children, Ruth
who is 31s years old, and John, Jr.,
who is 81 months old. He and Mrs.
Fawcett were formerly from Plain
field, N. J.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
Committees Plan
For Countrywide
Chest X-rays

Il A medical and technical commit
tee, composed of DR.. William Welsh
and DR.. Robert Anglin, represent
ing the Montgomery County Medi-
| cal Society, DR.. X. F. Welte, Di-
rector for tuberculosis, Miss Sadie
Gladwin, Supervisor of Public
Health Nurses, and Mrs. Emily
McKenna, all Of the Montgomery
County Health Department, and
Miss Claudia Gather, Executive
Secretary, Montgomery County
tuberculosis Association, are COM
pleting, plans for the countrywide
chest X-ray survey. All persons
XFrayed will receive a report on
the results of their X-ray within
two weeks.
sDr. Karl F. Welte has empha-
sized that the reason for an X-ray
survey is to find early, unknown
tuberculosis while it is still rela-
lively easy to control and to en-
courage such people to place them
selves under medical observation
So that suspicious conditions may
be watched.
The Montgomery County Chest
X-ray survey is the first attempted
insa county as large as this and
represents an about effort to low
err the amount of tuberculosis in
lection. The survey is being car
ried out by the Montgomery Coun-
ty. Health Department and Mont
gomery County tuberculosis Assoc
citation with the assistance of many
community groups.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25

? Pins were awarded to the girls
who were winners of blue ribbons
for workmanship, construction and
style of garment in the county
style review. The three top county
winners, Julia Miller, Jane CHS
holm and Margery Fry, represent
ed the county at Club Week at
College Park and participated in
the State Style Review. Those re-
ceiving pins were: Marilyn MUM
ford, Ruth Ellen Burdette, Angus
ia Mae King, 10 Anne Ricketts,,
Betty Frye, Lois Fox, Marilyn
Swafford, Mary Ann Ward, Louise
Chisholm, Margaret Lewis, Dolly
Becraft, Genevieye Mumford, Joyce
Crockett, Helen Jackson, Joyce
Riggs, Mary Margaret Wear, Julia
Miller, Virginia Selby, Juanita
Kizer, Mary Upton, Frances
Young, Amy Fry, Evelyn Arnold,
Patricia Compiler, Margery Fry,
Ann Beall and Jane Chisholm.
The freezing medal was awarded
to Amy Fry for her years record
in frozen foods. Margery Fry was
given the All-Around Girl medal
for her years in All Club work
and was the only girl from Mont
gomery County to make the trip
to Chicago with the National Club
Congress.
Other state winners at College
Park receiving awards were: Judg-
ing of Baked Goods, Barbara Jor-
dan and Shirley Burdette; Sewing
Box Estate Style Review, Julia
Miller; Money (Baking) Helen
Becraft; Money (Canning) Gene
We've Mumford; Money Clothing
State Style Review Julia Miller;
Money Clothing State Style Re-
view Jane Chisholm, and Money
Clothing State Style Review
MaTgery. Fry. 3, -
Awards for three yearS service
as local leaders were presented:
Mrs. Walter Peck, Mrs. Robert
Billhimer, Mrs. Russell King and
Miss Jackie Gather. Mrs. Edwin
d. Fry received an award for FIVE
years service as local leader.
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
Court House Offices
Closed Until Monday

1t was announced at the meeting
Of the County Commissioners, on
Tuesday, that all county offices in
the Court House, as well as those
of the State, will be closed on
Wednesday at p. M. The holiday
will last until Monday, December
20.
The Commissioners meeting was
marked by the presentation Of a
cake, made by Mrs. Eleanor Lani-
gan, to Brooke Johns in honor Of
his birthday, which comes on
Christmas Eve, and the completion
Of one year as president Of the
Board Of County Commissioners.
AT noon, as THE SENTINEL went
to press and the Board was holding
its regular meeting, snow began to
fall softly and the chimes on the
Baptist Church rang out with 20
Little Town Of Bethlehem"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
County All Banquet Held
Thursday Draws Big Crowd

The All Achievement Banquet
held Thursday evening, December
IS, in Damascus High School was
attended by approximately $50
persons. 1t was conceded by many
to surpass all other banquets in
originality and quality of enter
tainment.
The delicious turkey dinner was
served with dispatch. The head Ia
BILE was occupied by not only the
speakers and the officers of the
County an Senior Council but the
presidents of all the various All
Clubs, while guests, parents and
club members sat at long tables.
Group singing was led by Mary
Ann Ward, pinchhitting for Mrs.
Julia Walker, who was i'll. "Sun-
ny" Schroeder kept the piano hum
ming.
Carol Schaeffer, president of the
Council, acted as toastmistress.
Diminutive Jimmy Barnsley, who
won large sums at various shows
this year, spoke on "My All Baby
Beef Projects" and brought down
the house when he concluded "all
that is worrying me now is my in
come tax"
Charmingly dressed in red, Julia
Miller spoke on "4-H Clothing
Projects" The well-poised, taste
fully dressed girls around the head
table proved tie worth of "dress
schools" Barbara Jordan talked
about ''What 1t Means To Be a
4-H'er." Like all the girls, the as.
sistance with her clothing means
much to her.
Debonair Peter Beall held his
audience with "What All Means
To me- Peter gets a lot of fun
along with his hard work. He is a
rhrilliants and entertaining speaker
In making her awards, Miss Vir-
ginia McLuckie, assistant Home
Demonstration Agent, stated that
the girls have done excellent work
during the year and with the CO.
operation of local leaders and par
cnts much had been achieved and
many projects completed,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Bouic
returned to their home in Rockville
on Friday. Mr.. Bouic spent four
weeks at Wilmer Clinic, Johns
Hopkins, where he had an eye OPP
Grafton. About two months ago,
Mr.. Bouic, a well-known attorney,
had a fall which is thought to have
detached the retina of one eye. The
sight has been restored to the eye
and he is now able to see his
friends. He hopes to return to his
law practice early in the new year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
Shooting Victims Still
In Serious Condition

Clarence Golliday, 81, of Cal
thersburg, was still in a critical
condition at Suburban Hospital
Monday as the result of self
inflicted gunshot wound below the
heart. Mrs. Cora Golliday, 81, who
police said, was shot by her hus-
band before he turned the shotgun
on himself Friday evening, Deem
Der 10, was reported improved de.
spite amputation of her hand
Eight members of the Gathers.
burg Washington Grove Rescue
Squad have given blood transfu-
sions to the Gollidays.
The Gollidays are tenant work
ers on the Thomas e. McAtee farm
near Gaithersburg. They have
three children the oldest five years
old.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
Personal Tax Forms
Must Be In By Feb. l

More than 1000 personal pro
perty tax blanks have been sent
farmers, businessmen and profes-
sional workers in Montgomery
County by the county assessment
office. They must be returned by
February ]. 1913,
Supervisor of Assessments Will
ton T.. Allen explained that the
commissioners repealed the tax on
household furniture last January
but the, levy on personal property
used in businesses is Statewide in
application and was not affected
b. the boards action.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
BcOkmObile Will
Visit Gaithersburg


On Saturday morning, December
81, a Bookmobile will visit Cal
thersburg which all interested per-
sens are invited to inspect. 1t will
will make several stops through
the town at the James Schroe-
der home on Frederic Avenue,
King Motor Company and Thomas
& Company in the shopping Sec
ton, the Asbury Methodist Home,
the John Larcombe home on Sum-
nit Avenue, and home in Wash
ington Grove.
1t is hoped that this Bookmobile
will interest the townspeople and
promote a greater interest in the
free public library in Gaithersburg.
The library has just received a
number of new books which have
been placed on the shelves = "My
Life with the Redskins" by Co.
rinne Griffith; Monogram" by
Costain; "Peace of Mind" by Rab-
bi Lehman; proud Destiny" by
Lion Feuchtwanger; blouse Di-
vided" by Ben Ames Williams;
"Misty of Chincoteague" by Mar
garet Henry; "The Garretson
Chronicle" by Gerald Brace;
Nothing SO Strange" by Hilton;
and "Home Country" by Ernie
Pyle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
New Station Wagon
For Public Health

The Public Health Lay Council
last week decided to discontinue
use of the older of its two station
wagons, used for transporting pa
tents to clinics, because they be-
lieved it unsafe. The change has
necessitated much study and plan
ming to make transportation avail
able to all who need it, using the
one new station wagon. Another
station wagon is on order for the
Council, and delivery is hoped for
early in the new year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
And Then The Deluge

Even as The Sentinel went to
press last week with the story Of
the "slow" mail at the Rockville
postoffice, the avalanche began,
and the postmaster and his assist
ants plus 4 extra workers were
almost showed under.
According to Postmaster Ward,
the peak was reached on Monday
and Tuesday and business is now
tapering off.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-25
| Deputy Game Warden
Positions Open

An advertisement in this issue
points out that an opportunity is
now available for young men to
become associated with the State
Game and Inland Fish Commits
sion. The beginning position is
that Of district deputy game war
den - law enforcement position.
This carries salary of $1,000 to
start with automatic increases
each July for five years until the
maximum of $2,675 Is reached.
FOR qualification see advertise
Pnent.