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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMc a4a dump 2-Spesd rear atper exfeeR 5rneRs
D0DGE 1915, 1Ia-ton stake body; only
10000 mi by original owner; yder,e eauipped ho3et
complete. s1,s00; without hoist, s1,5T5 -,
Can be seen at D. C. Service Station, 2411
Bladensburg rd. ne, or phone DE. 5l55
semitraiiers. it ~ all sizes; Federals. G. M; c:s,
interna tionals Reos, Brockways. Freu-
dsf has e fsoea4 sHERF iGRdSa MooR DTs5d co S5
& GMc ays s4o nm model Ml sos 2Sao tractor motor
snd 6sks .,Sy to o Work. g
BALL TRANs!T CO., Is1l R. I, ave.
Pkuck Psj RE BobS, S559 stake, L. TT, practically
CHI PcsTTEfvFoh2r SGlfn 49, Ia47 sedan delivery; Iev
g5Ss @,lssses s6BFERMA BF|ff MoToRs eSFof @ 1900
l. ave, Brentwood. Nd. i
INTERNATIONAL 1916 KS. 33 New York
FORD fsSi Il 1885 fs,ton pickup; $3.50. Call F. Falls
eaa5sR eHFyRonET isss stake body peri, s0Rs 1s.
Gsl asF RE ss q nses Can abe Be sR seen any n
SHN SsTins Bo6a sbf gay is4I i7 Dodse Sd
motor metal clad body; S1,40O. Excel for
store. Call GIL. 3l10. =
seDair TpaHkeat an Excel LYs buy at si5o HMERicAN
TRAILER CO, INC, 4o3o Wisconsin ave,
MnhE1RseHaSDisEn nh1se XII ser delivery trucks IA tom
400 Gu. it. bodies for immediate delivery;
also several other models in stock. Ola
MOND MOTORS, INC, 1881 Bird st. NV
FORD 1910 sedan: delivery; newly painted;
good cond: used for flower delivery; $50
or best offer under MA. $3.50 between
S1Vco Va 1855 sssNqas qfon PANEL; D. c. INSPECTION
Guaranteed, this truck Is perfect; need
saGEsN aERsoNs saaI afro Cash is[n
CO, sth and Q sts. NV. DE. 400. i
DODGE 1889 Aa-ton panel; runs go2d: s,ee
SGTo staS ZAP APPIIANcG Co. sth and SIS
PpoEDGE II fs41 .oi is.ton panel If you are look
h.s for perfect used trucs' this Is It.
ssds A1To Se' 4 AP
PLIANcE CO. sth and o sts. NV. De
asssss 1aues sosass Chassis s ssB sns SGsy
boDGE 1910 a4-ton Army pickup truck;
sssen sss9 8 a1d Desi g. erSR ToRef Ga 4ase. ' MOL
FORD TRUCK 1e45; vacuum brakes, short
wheelbase; suitable s6zd for II tractor or dump
Suns SONS AuTo APPLIANCE CO., sth and
8 IS: NV; DE; 410c, ,,.n.,. oood m1 condi.
ton: new paint Job: overha uled completely.
ST 900 cash. ia. 0974. II
and chassis, long wheelbase, S1,195. s232
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md, 81. 2242
CHEVROLET 1948 h-ton panel low mile
age: S1,395. ELBE MARKET, $500
Georgia ave; sH; 1865:
dition. Can be seen at 321 Grove ave-.
west Fails church, FA. 2S23-J. =
1917 DE LUKE 1s-TON Chevrolet pickup
with less than 200 miles; best offer takes
truck Immediately. Box 426-M, Star. .
FORD 1916 1-ton stake body; practically
new; $3.50 Ca.l DE. 1874. i
A REAL TRUCK, 1946 2l2-ton nat bed
$1,000 BOX 472-M. Star. =
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Goren on Bridge
Both vulnerable. South deals.
4 K J86
q Al 4


The tendency to lead through
strength, heritage from our Pill
grim fathers of less enlightened
era, is perhaps the outstanding flaw
in the defensive game of the aver
age player of today.
TO attack the enemy at his strong
est point seems to me equally un-
sound whether in battle grounds.
on the field of sport, or at the card
table. The simplest and it seems
the most effective strategy is to pick
off setting tricks before the declarer
gets his big guns into action. To-
days hand provides a typical ex-
ample.
The bidding was short and to the
point. South had a natural opening
of one spade and West an equally
normal overcall, even though vul-
nerable. North felt there was no
special advantage in showing the
club suit and since he was unwill-
ing to play for less than a game in
spades, made a direct forcing raise.
The opening lead was the king Of
hearts. East played the 10 and
South the deuce. The hand rests or
falls with Vests next lead. There
Is temptation to follow through
with the ace and another heart.
Partners 10 may be the start of q
high low, which is play he should
make only If able to overruff dunn
my, which is rather unlikely In this
case. Or the 10 may be a singleton,
or accompanied by a higher honor.
In any case 1t would be dangerous
to continue with the ace for fear Of
setting up trick for declarer, which
could be used to obtain q diamond
discard out of dummy. Observing
the strength In dummy, West lazily
led the eight of clubs through 1t.
Declarer did not take time out for
flnesse. He won the trick, ex-
tracted the trumps and Immediately
established the club suit for the
necessary discards.
A moments reflection should
make 1t evident that unless the de.
fense could win diamond trick,
their case was a very weak one.
The bidding indicates pretty clearly
that South has the ace of diamonds
and If he also has the king of clubs
there is no hope.
If partner has the king of clubs
there is no hurry about setting it up
but diamond trick must be built
up quickly. This can be done only
if partner has the queen of dia-
monds. The point is, time may kill
a diamond trick, but it cannot
wither the king of clubs. So West
might just as well have prayed for
partner to have the queen of dia-
monds. His prayer would have been
answered. There's lots of good luck
awaiting those who will go out and
fetch 1t.
(copyriEht 1e47, BY Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-11-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1916 Streamliner "6'' 4-door
ssda9 sgS dGvs sauPRas hss as MR neT y epy
RoS1xc SasS Ks'onSp fs4s ssreamns2 or
ct spEd soxa ss Mo
CO., 5120 Wisconsin ave. NV. OR. 4407.
PONTIAC S &C ,us ls4s To5psdo
s9ssS9 fSsnSG is4i flo0 IA tee club coupe
ssis j K rR SsE aS6 sss 18Th 0ts
PoNTIAc Po aYfi fs4s 4-dr. de luxe streamliner;
issg'sf Ia s5s 45ss P'' IA 'T5
s1McA s1sse 1s47 P9 convertible coupe: demonstra
drauilic brakes; sioo off list price. $aab;
& RADIO CO., 7th and r SITS. NV. .
sTUDEBAKER 1887 de luxe Dictator "6"
sion. tom seod seon tres; 'C $500. 800 % 81. 1s44
r, and h.: s1.2s5. s1as 18th st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER. latest 1a47 4-door sedan;
heater, defroster. air-conditioner, seat coy
is5 sfoss''s sl'ss sss ma %51sS
sTuPEBAkkR sfHSRi5sA Ed 1s47 champion business
esq sma,i5sE u1ssr AND 10 estTa sgSs ss'o or ssss
i'Ss S5;'''1' Ca. ' sg
srti sTuDEBAkER Fl is4o Commander; good
motor, paint, tires, heater; $500. cH.
STTgTHDEBAKER 1910 Champion 4-dr.; ra-
die hsats 9yerssys SsaS se1d 6ss 5rss psn
Froaa a4a a sHs
TOR CO, 22nd and L sts. NV. ME. 1894.
Open am. till pm. 3
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s Champion 4 4,dr; ;,uss. Sc.
dam an unqsyal buy SsS5 sI}ro cash Rapqo te5ms
sSSs. sss Esde IT, and
after 6 or Sat. and Sua 2
ATTENTION-Farmers hunters, sports:
drive heater. radio: less than 800 miles;
only $400; act quickly; HILLER LIZ M MOTORS. rs i,
925 Sill Sp. ave-, Sill. Sp Nd. SH 6ioo1
AUd9 Uds9n Vsy s eny II II ba sSy is sasae
tory; total fee, So. You won't go wrong
buying or selling car here; Big auction Ha
ss's ses. ss sssFs Or 1HsS ioo fta st. :e Ld Ssss
STATION WAGON late 'se Ford; new
condition: $3.50 for quick sale. WI. soS34.
ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTIoN-we will buy
Auction sales every Friday night, 9 pm.
Bring your car (new or used) early Thurs.
or Fri for listing. First eoms nrss serysd; sTTgd
Open daily to E WAsH1SoTSHH IN sH 49d6
FOR sALE-one new 54,passenger Dodge
ifaGS. isaS dMc S 4e1psssense5 sshoql Sso1 bSs lH
efTY aogoS g Ricost City Nd Phone
Ellicott City PAT. =
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. }.

NStS tNSSNS FSN SA6S ASOut'Js
GMC 1888 1Ia-ton, I4:ft body; very
good condition: price. s375. RE. 1926
REQ 1915 Eft. stake body truck. excel
ean sn be- arpaneeG ex Tfsse qH eMAR o
cHEvRoLET Ia47 s,ton chassis and cab;
ionE G9Mc wheeibass; 81 36s Ex 1888. 8 ., -
lent mechanical condition; good depend
able truck; you drive it and YOU will buy
7; $3.50 cash: Mr.. FITZGERALD, Ma
% eHEvkoLEf o ia4i III .ton. fHcfes Sqnof isft stake
%SsHINaToN WAS lSS Waste sF PAPER CO, Ross:
FORD ls6ii iia4e as-ton pickup truck, low mile,
951 Maine ave: S.w. See MR.. MAYOR
or MR.. GEARY, between 8 am. and
INTERNATIONAL dump DR-6o: new en-
CINE, rear. and radiator, Westinghouse air
oef ees under Phone S8 VII s5os veekdsss s ss
INTERNATIONAL 1899 1Ia-ton fat long
Wheel6aSe new body; good shape Phone
poDGE 1899 ss-ton paneled truck COM
peletely, pest overhaHled; !, $3.50. Can be seen
MACK 1899 BM tractor and 1945 Dorsey
trailer for sale. good running, orde::: tires
II Eood condition. Call before, 6 pm.
Dodge 3-yard dump. 2-speed axle, $1,000.
Both low mileage and in excellent condi-
ton. TIE. 5000. .
INVENTORY SALE--Don't let these low
prices fool YOU. These are good trucks
1897 Chev. 1-ton stake $3.50
1912 Chev. 15-pasS bus ~ 4q5
1897 Chev. 1-ton panel 195
194l Chev. la-ton stake (2-speed) - 335
1914 Chev. l2-ton cab and chassis 8a5
I a42 Cheg. 1k-ton panel. S75
1941 GMc. 11z-ton C. b. E. van
"a ft.l S75
55 other trucks panels pickups. trac-
tors. dumps stakes, also Semitrailers. vans
and Army surplus AKA and exc CENTRAL.
MOTOR co. GMC truck dealer. 5000 Lee
hwy. Arlington, Va, CHI. 1000, daily 8
q m. to 9 q m: Sunday. 10 to 3
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Answer 70 GRADAToRY.

The United States Merchant Ma
rine in 1946 contained almost two
thirds of all the worlds shipping
tonnage.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
Word Come
Find 48 or more eomn'

TATORY,
meaning, "of or pertaining to dane
ing" Average mark Is IS words.
Time limit, IS minutes.
Rules Of the Came. Words must be OF
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such
as bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only
one form of a word Is used. 4. Proper
lisf ed Monday.
Evening star., 1947-11-01

GOOD SELECTION
1899 Plymouth 4-dr., r. and n. SdSS2
1947 Ford 2-dr., r. and h., 800 mi. 2,OS2
1910 Pontiac ,2-dr., l owner 995
1888 Plymouth 2-dr., very clean 692
1946 Chevrolet 4-dr. r and h. l,add9
1894 Pontiac 4-dr., heater - S99e
J948 Ford convertible, r. and h: - 2,0g5
1946 Chevrolet Fleetline, r. and h. l,g75
1947 Ford 4-dr., r. and D.: ,U .y20
Cash for your car. DISTRICT AUIO
SALES, 40 Mass. ave. NV. (nr. Union
Station). Elk 1868.
MERCURY 1947 sport coupe, all
extras, white sidewan tires S2,o4o
Ford 1947 station wagon. brand
new: heater and defroster ---- 24S2
De Soto 1947 sedan, all extras 2'49o
Foeo Covers as4' iuo0f' iao'0 anu ~ 1895
cheor eonditYan hyao @o0of seoAn' ~ 1,7s5
chez. eVnG,s.H 1873 4door sedan; all extras, 1895
Chev. 1946 a-door Fleetmaster' OAK
Il, Extras is40 e0"'ef''' ~ 1905
Inrssief rsdie i'sS ie~ - - 1,645
Packard 1s41 "e', sedan. all extras. 1926
lie rsdio sSso iy4f perfect ICON condition "' 1895
cnese needs 1901 some 'Japs repairs H'"'' ~ 2s5
cCMTE MOTOR Co, S232 Georgia ave-,
-.,- 0an
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

PARTY desires panel truck in
.ood cond. Call Elk. 5096. .
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1886 4-dr. sedan: s4oo. Call

throushout, motor ard tires excel. Ggag.
sI.s' s15 penna. en1se' ave. S1,ise Sc L. 4s4a.
PLYMOUTH 1947 special de luxe 4-dr
sedan: perfect condition; privately owned
best offer under S2,195. Call AT. 1877. .
defrosters: 1000 miles: taxicab; used part
time by pvt owner; s1,96o TW. 1881
$500 sfSoG oR aessss EST
PoSTiA6 PoSSF e. 1887 4-door sedan, new black
fsSS SoNr1aG UA 1885 Sssi a-door sedan; radio and
nsee ssGS saessDt ows2 f2Rd'lS9 nsz tires
completely equipped, low mileage, very
esii clean 81 Priss sis ss2a5 or best offer s under
poNTfAc 1941 IS" sedan; unusually clean
and mechanically sound: two.door, Ave
sed ony as soe sna
mileage new white-wall tires, new
spare, custom seat covers; S1,475 cash:
tss iss sassE asss 70! :ss
PONTIAC .'47 conv.; you must see this car
so to mes sacaee & aas h zoo For my
formation, call Brandywine 1851; .. no
hauled: Al; $3.50: must sell. 24I1 Tun-
law I'd. NV; ewes. or Sat. and sun, wo.
Pontiac 1910 4-dr., sedan, r., h.: in
wonderful cond.: good tires and paint;
ST .05O; accept terms If necessary. 2107
PONTIAC 1855 6-cylinder black 4-door
sedan: r and h.. recently overhauled; $3.50.
Pontiac 1s46 de luxe streamliner: many
extras; excel. cond.; reduced to S2,1e5
PPoNTIAC-Pvt. party has used 1s4e
! S2,55O VI. 0631. q
PONTIAC I941 sedanette; r. and h., good
| tires, clean body and motor; just passed
| u. C. inspection; S1,195. Call till 3 pm
Saturday. all day Sunday, 616 Roxbore
PONTIAC 1a41 6-cyl. 4-dr. sedan; BLACK
| de luxe equipped; new paint. clean motor
private owner: S1,150. GE. 526S. "a
PONTIAC 1910 4-door de luxe, CYL,
new motor and paint radio and heater.
trade. HERSON'S AUTO AND APPLIANCE
CO.. Sth and o sts. NV. DE. 1900. II
PONTIAC 1887 5-passenger 2-door coach
| car in good condition; S700 or best ofei
PONTIAC i94i s-cylinder 4-door; heater
one owner; clean, good condition; s1.5o0
PoNTiac Fl FAC 1871 4-door sedan radio, heater
excellent condition s1,ls5. TR. co45. -:
Evening star., 1947-11-01

The correct use OF was and were is
explained very simply in Mr.. Colby's leaf
in coin and a stamped. self-addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, care Washinng-
ton Star, P. 9. Box 90, Station @. New
York 10, NJ Y.
tcopyrisht. The Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1919
Evening star., 1947-11-01
4-dr. sedan: excellent
My by owner; $3.50.

PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe; this car is in
excellent shape, including new paint job;
must be seen to be appreciated: $3.50.
Victor 7700, Ext. 1907. 1850 Gath st. Sc.
Evening star., 1947-11-01

PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe; new transmls-
sion, complete new brake system; must
sell Immediately because owner needs
PLYMOUTH 1898 2-dr.: very good cond.,
$500 or best offer under. LEE HIGH
ESQ STATION, b61S Lee hwy, Arlington.
Evening star., 1947-11-01

PONTIAC 1946 Streamliner "6" 4-door
sedan Completely e1n eauippsnd liks G neM only
5120 Wisconsin ave- NV. OR. 4407. p
PONTIAC 1946 Streamliner "S' 2-door
sedanette. completely equipped. like new;
CO., 5120 Wisconsin ave. NV, OR. 4407.
Evening star., 1947-11-01

3 4-door robins egg blue;
It covers: 81, $50. Falls
6105 22nd st. n, Ar.
Evening star., 1947-11-01

PACKARD 1946 de luxe IS" 4-dr sedan:
radio heater seat covers many other
eNtras; raGN written o guarantee; 1,S SS445 Gov
Bethesda WI 44O0 -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
Tiny Tot Contest
To Feature Show

A Tiny Tot Popularity Contest
will be held in conjunction with the
production 'tCornzapoppin" which
is being produced under the aus
pieces Of the American Legion and
will be presented on November a.
Is at the High School gymnasium
for the benefit Of the Veterans
Welfare Fund.
The contestants are between the
ages Of one and six and are spon-
sored by the local merchants.
There are prizes and plenty Of
fun connected with the contest and
everyone can take part. The chill
dren will be presented on stage the
last night of the show.
The contest starts Friday, No
vember 7, and closes the 18th.
Watch the bulletin posted daily on
the Federal U. S. Public Health
Department window beginning
Monday. W.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06

.they are unable to harvest because
of the road.
Wilton T. Allen, supervisor Of
assessments, was granted permits
sion to attend a national conyen-
ton of assessors in Miami Beach,
Fla, December IA.
Mr.. McNayr was asked to look
over the situation of the entrance
to Laytonsville School which has
been hanging fire for months.
Since F. c. Montuori has taken
his case against the Blandy Trailer
Camp to court those who live there
are afraid they will be compelled
to move on, Mrs. Werner, who has
trailer at the court, told the COM
missioners. She asked ease of the
regulation but was told it was now
cut of the boards hands. Mr.. Mon
tuori appeared last week before
the commissioners protesting trail
ers set less than 100 yards from
his property.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
Public Asked To Aid
Probe Of Vets Board

A commission to investigate the
Maryland Veterans Commission
with the advice and consent Of
Gov. Lane when representatives OF
the press and other interested per-
sens will be permitted to examine
the report recently submitted by
the State Auditor relating to the
operations Of the Maryland Vet
Grams Commission" has been
named.
Arrangements TO examine the
report may be made with Paul L.
Sullivan or Francis Vale, Of Bal
timore Of Alex. X. Hamilton in
Rockville, who make up the com
mission.
The appeal came from NJ. Han
cock, county comptroller, as the
result Of an audit report contain
ing criticisms Of the accounting
practices used by the veterans
agency and its lack of rules gov
erning relief funds disbursements.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
Local Women Voters
Plan Study Group

The Rockville group Of the
League of Women Voters will con-
tinue its study Of the report Of the
16 European nations which wish
to participate in the Marshall Plan
on Monday, Nov. 10, at 8 P. M, at
the home of Mrs. Wayne Paxson,
9O8 Wade Avenue. @
Mrs. Robert Bridges viii. discuss
transportation, timber and man.
power and Mrs. Edward Sheppard,
finance. Summaries will be made
Of the reports Of the various COM
mittees appointed by President
Truman to determine the resources
available in the U, s. to carry out
cur share Of the Marshall Plan.
Any woman who Is interested Ia
invited to attend. For further de-
tails call Mrs. Leslie Able, 1884,
or Mrs. Hugh Dawson, 1903.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
Chest Drive
Workers Ready
For Campaign

Americans do something about
social disorders" E. ]. Keyes,
Executive Director of the Com
munity Chest Federation, told a
group of 81 citizens at a meeting
in the high school cafeteria in
Rockville Tuesday night. Brooke
Johns, Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners compli-
mented the volunteers on their eff
forts to improve their community
by raising funds for the Chest.
He warned "Our 80 cent dollars
are getting scsrcer, so you will
have to put both shoulders to the
wheel and push harder" Mrs. P.
Landon Banfield, County Cam
paign Chairman, introduced the
area chairmen who in turn pre-
scented their assistants. Rockville,
Rev. William B. Adams chairman,
had the largest representation
present. Potomac, which Mrs. l..
Howell LaMotte heads, had the
next largest group. Rev. and Mrs.
J. Snyder and Mrs. Morris Shane
represented Damascus and Clarks-
burg respectively. Four were pres
ent from Travilah and one from
Glen, Md. Miss Mary Lucas,
Executive Director, called for
housewife participation. The goal
for Montgomery County is $124,-
600 of the $3,900,0O0 to be raised
by the Federation. The solicita-
ton program is set for Nov. IL to
81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
Lou Leimbach Wins
Chevrolet Sedan

When Louis M. Leimbach, adj
vertising manager of The Sentinel,
filled in the stubs for voice on the
new car being given away by the
Burtonsville Volunteer Fire De-
partment, he figured he was MAX
ing them a donation. He wrote so
carelessly that the department
over the weekend was looking for
a Louise" as winner of the ma
room two-door Chevrolet sedan.
JIM. (Buck) Seibel, Chief of the
Burtonsville Volunteer Fire De-
partment; Harvey Burton, member
of the Executive Board; and Ed
ward Brown, acting firemen, were
all on hand Monday morning to
tell Mr.. Leimbach of his luck-it
was the masthead of The Sentinel
that finally set them straight.
The newly-organized fire de-
partment held a dance and bingo
party on Saturday, November 1, to
raise funds. 1t was then that the
drawing for the car took place.
Dancing was held in an open-air
pavilion and even as cold as it was,
a good crowd was there.
The six-month-old fire depart
ment wishes to thank the people of
the county for their donations and
cooperation. They already have up
temporary building to house
their engine this winter. And on
Sunday went on their second call
brought a woods fire under control
the Chief told The Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
Local Chamber To
Urge improvements

The executive committee of the
Rockville Chamber of Commerce
met Monday evening, November 3,
at 8 P. M, at the Office of Edwin
Modesto.
Victor R. Beauchamp moved that
the Chamber go on record encour-
aging public houses to improve the
general appearance of their estab.
lishments which would generally
improve the town.
The group went on record spon-
soring Christmas lighting for the
town of Rockville, provided the
cost is not prohibitive. Business
men and citizens are asked to CO.
operate in this movement.
Monday, November II, is the
date of the next regular meeting
of the Chamber.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
ParenthOOd League
To Meet Wednesday

The bi-annual trustees meeting
of the Planned Parenthood League
of Montgomery County will be held
Wednesday, November IL, at 1890
A. NJ, in the Assembly Room of
Suburban Hospital.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair, presi-
dent, Planned Parenthood Assn. Of
the District of Columbia, will speak
on the work of her organization
and its cooperation with the Mont
gomery County League.
The local Leagues contribution
to the health and welfare picture
of the county will be discussed by
Mrs. Frank R. Garfield, director,
Planning Division, Community
Chest and Council.
The Leagues social worker, Mrs.
Evelyn Taylor, will describe her
educational work with Negro
groups in schools, churches and
communities.
For referrals, clinic appoint
ments and literature, Planned Par
enthood's new Office is at 8118 Wis
consin Avenue, Bethesda, WI 1866.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
Republican Women
Plan Activities

The Montgomery County Repub-
lican Women's Club has planned a
variety of activities. Mrs. Charles
Squires is having a dessert bridge
at her home, 1918 Langdrum Lane,
Chevy Chase, November 18th, at ]
o'clock.
For reservations call WI 2440
and Mrs. Squires will give further
information.
Mrs. Lillian Smith, president OF
the club, has arranged a series Of
evenings of dancing and games
Dinner meetings have been ar
ranged with excellent speakers
from the "hilI" and the State De-
partment.
Last week the women were busy
in the precincts registering pros
pective voters and getting men
who were overseas when they we're
Fl all lined up to vote at the next
election.
Any one interested in the square
dancing classes may contact Mrs.
Smith, WI 67SO, for further de-
tails.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
Estelle GlOyd Wins
Democracy Contest

Estelle Gloyd, 18th grade stu
dent from Gaithersburg High
School, was declared winner Tues
day night in the Montgomery
County ''voice of Democracy
contest sponsored locally by Radio
Station wBCC. The recording of
her winning essay will go on into
Maryland State competition and
perhaps into national competition
with four $500 college scholarships
as national prizes.
Students in six Montgomery
County secondary schools wrote
essays for five-minute radio broad
casts and represented their school
in the finals held Tuesday. Miss
Gloyd was the only representative
from the 18th grade = the other
five contestants were seniors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
Damascus Community Fair Set For
November 13-Pet Show A Feature

The Damascus Chapters of the
FLA and FILA under the supervi-
sion of William w. Mics and Miss
Adel Seed will sponsor the second
annual community fair to be held
at the Damascus High School gym
nasium Thursday, November Is,
1947, beginning at 10 A. M. APP
proximately 100000 in premiums
are being offered In classes open
to the general public. A number of
additional prizes are being award
ed by various merchants in the vi
cinity Of Montgomery County.
Glasses will be offered in poultry,
fruits and vegetables, hay, grain,
and corn, crafts, and various
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-11-06
"COrnzapOppin" To
Be Shown Here Ia Is

Miss Bee Williams arrived Mon
day to start work on the American
Legion Show, "Cornzapoppin,"
which will be presented November
14-15 at Richard Montgomery
High School gymnasium at $3.50
p. NJ, for the benefit Of the Veter-
ans Welfare Fund.
Work is underway on the three
act home-talent comedy. "Cornza-
poppin" has the unqualified recon-
mendation of many other towns
where it has played. Committee
members include Drew b. Camp
bell, Willie H. Williams, II. j..
Moore, w. z. Lowe, M. w. Brad
shaw who are confident the produc-
ton will be a worthy addition to
the seasons entertainment.