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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

lih rasno imperialisticnih raz-
logov.
Odklanjali smo prvo skozi
vse poldrugo leto po zmagi mad
nacifasizmom, ker je imela ma
men rabbit enotnost slovenskih
ljudi, in jih vpreei v politicni
voz sill, XII bi rade znova gospo-
darsko In kulturno zasuznjile
njih dezele. Pa ceprav so bile v
njenem imenu ustanovljene slo-
venske Sole, objavljene sloven-
ske knjige v Trstu, izdani slo-
venski akti in zivilske nakazni-
ce v Gorici!
Toliko odloenejse odklanjrmo
drugo. Da veljajo TAXI fasisticni
zakon? Borili smo sc proti MIN
vso dolgo dobo narodno osvobo-
dime borbe, borili so Sc proti
MIN in njihovem duhu cello oni,
XII danes nositelje tega duha
podpirajo, ker jim tako nareku-
jejo njih osvojevalni interest.
Trzaski status priznava sloven-
scino poleg italijanseine "a urad-
nj jerk, priznava naeelo, XII po-
meni unieenje sedanjih zakonov,
unicenje njih fasisticnega duha.
Kdor brani te zakone, pa &C.
prav so formalno Sc v veljavi,
ker pac zanasajo vodo tudi ma
Min trenutnih gospodarjev, je
proti demokraciji. Kdor zago-
varja tako zakonitost, udinja
ljudstvo zakonu, pa &c je ia Sc
tako krivicen, m esto da bi
ustvarjal zakon, XII DO sluzil
ljudstvd, njegovim socialnim,
gospodarskim in tudi narodnost-
MIN pravicam.
Prav zato pa velja lekcija
paragraph "veljavnih" in tudi
"takih" bodocih zakonov pred
vsem "a one, XII SO tenn propa-
lem duhu vajeni ravnati Sc po
kriminalnem nacelu: "Fatta la
legge trovato Pinganno"
In prav v tenn Sc strahovito
MOTTO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

Legislature drzave Missouri, Zlat-
ko Balokovic, predsednik Ma
rodnega vijeca, Flip Vukelic,
urednik Zajednicarja in tajnik
vijeca in Mrs. Joyce Balokovic,
castna predsednica Centralnega
vijeca ameriskih Hrvatov.
Program DO pod vodstvom Jo-
sipa Kovacevica, predsednika
Narodnega vijeea v Clevelandu.
Koncertni del programa bo IL
polnjen S toekami zbora "Slo-
ga, Balkan" in "Plavi Donav".
Leo Mirkovic, znani pevec "a
grebaske opere bo tudi nasto-
pill. Sloviti pevski zbor il De-
troita "Mladost", pod vodstvom
Mr.. Altchullera, DO podal neko-
liko took.
Kongres Sc pricne v soboto
10. aprila oh 10. uri zjutraj.
Odprl Sc DO z igranjem ameri-
ske in hrvaske himne, XII jo DO
igral tamburaski zbor "Slavulj"
pod vodstvom Joe Gregurinica.
Poleg ostalih, bo kongres po-
zdravil tudi Tomo Besenic, "a
easni predsednik Hrvatske brat
ske zajednice.
Prepricani smo, da bodo po-
setniki nasim koncertom vec
kot zadovoljni. Vabimo vse Slo-
vence, Hrvate, Srbe in Make
donce ter ostale Slovane, da 81
preskrbijo Sc danes vstopnice.
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Pevski zbor "Zarja" ne
bo priredil koncert

Cleveland, o. - Podpisani kot
porocevalec, agitator ali pa "a
upnik pevskega zbora "Zarja"
zelim tenn potom obvestiti jaw
most, da pevski zbor "Zarja' ne
bo incl svoj spomladanski kon-
cert ma dan 20. aprila, kot je to
bilo naznanjeno. Razlog, da Sc
je koncert opustilo je, ker DO
istega dneva prirejen koncert
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

Ellis Arnall, bivsi governor
Georgia, DO incl govor ma
Roosevelt Memorial Rally, XII
ga bo priredil odbos Progresiv-
nih drzavljanov v Clevelandu in
sicer v ponedeljek zvecer %.
aprila v Masonic avditoriju.
Predmet njegovega govora bo:
"Cigava je, koncno, ia dezela ?"
Bivsi governor Arnall je do
bill Jeffersonovo nagrado "a de-
mokracijo leta 1916.
O Arnellu je bilo dosti govo-
ra preteklega decembra, ko je
odklonil zahtevo, da izroci 60
vernerski urad Hermann Tai
madgeu. Bill je tudi clovek, XII je
prvi naznanil zeljo pokojnega
predsednika Roosevelta, da &C.
trtic kandidira "a predsednika
Zed. drzav. v svojem govoru, XII
ga bo incl v Clevelandu bo Ar
nall povedal, kaj je ticalo v
ozadju te pripravljenosti Roose-
velta, da ponovno kandidira.
Bivsi governor Arnall je znan
po cell dezeli zaradi iberalnih
reform, XII jih je sprovajal v
GeorgiI "a casa svoje admin
stracije.
Vstopnice "a shod, ma kate
rem DO govoril Arnall, Sc dobi-
jo pri odboru Progresivnih dr.
zavljanov v glavnem uradu ma
3O1 Leader Building, MA 1906
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

|mirovna pogodba pa je bila pod
pisana meseca septembra isto
leto v Parizu.
Ameriski REVOLUTIONARY so sc
poleg svoje neodvisnosti pod
zavestno bojevali tudi "a svetov-
no republiko. Kajti vsak boj, XII
Sc bije "a svobodo ma podlagi
|osnovnega naeeia moderne de-
+mokracije, da 50 81 po rojstvu
vsi ljudje enaki, je boj "a de-
mokracijo enega sveta, boj "a
svetovno demokraticno republi-
ko. -a~~~
v zadnjem svetovnem poko-
lju, XII ga je izzval fasizem, je
bila ia dezela zopet ma strani
.bojevnikov proti nasilnosti nem-
skega, laskega in japonskega
fasizma, ma strani borcev proti
zagospodovanju nemske nadu-
tosti, laske lakote po tuji zemlji
in japonske megalomanije ma
svetu. In ze med vojno so pre-
udarrAi in dalekovidni drzavniki,
kakor je bill ma primer mas ne
pozabni in veliki predsednik
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, XII
ga ma m je zal veliko prerano
ugrabila kruta smrt, zaGeli mi
sliti, kako po vojni zadiniti YES
svet v emo samo veliko demo-
kraticno druzino, ga obvarova-
ii move vojne in MO neizogib-
ne pogube ter mu tako zagoto-
viii zazeljeni trajni mir. To pot
so sc Zdruzene drzave ameriske
zavestno bojevale "a ustanovi-
tev enega sveta, enc svetovne
Wade.
Narodi so Sc bojevai in tudi
zivljenje dajali "a edinstvo sve-
ia ze odtlej, odkar Sc pise zgo-
dovina eloveskega rodu. Seveda
ne vselej v smislu moderne de-
mokracije. Morda zelo redko-
kdaj. v starem in srednjem We
ku zavestno prejkone noben-
krat.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Urednikovo Pos+o


Madaljevanie z 2. stranD
petite, zato bono prav gotovo
tudi kaksno .'privzdignili" ali
"zapeji," da DO krajsi cas- "a IT,
ste, Xxi Sc bono drzali bolj v pri-
Torej zdaj veste kaj, kdaj in
kje DO ta plesna veselica in ga
rantiram vam, da bo vse res ta-
ko kot sem zapisal, &c pa ne
verjamete, pa kar pridite pogle-
dat in boste videli, da ne bo no.
bene pomote. Vstopnice lahko
dobite pri vseh clanih drustva
Lozka dolina ali pa zvecer pri
blagajni.
Ma svidenje!
Lozan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Zvonko A. Novak:
Stremljenje po enem svetu

! otresemo verske nestrpnosti ali
zagrizenosti, bodo naSe fizicne
in umske sile ugonabljala tre-
(nja med ernci in belci, med zidi
in nesidi, med rimskimi in ne
rimskimi veroizpovedanji, &C.
|prav je bila ameriska neodvis-
most zapadna evropska civiliza-
|cija, XII Sc je pa popolnoma od-
trgala cd vsakega imperija in
kristjanstva. v njej tudi nj BIZ
10 ne duha ne sluha o kakih ba-
ronih, grofih, vojvodah in prin-
|cih. Pa tudi nj bilo treba Ame-
|rikancem kupiti nobene krone,
,nobenega zezla in nobene druge
take ropotije. Vlada Zdruzenih
drzav ameriskih nj bila v nobe-
mem smislu ustanovljena ma po-
dlagi te ali one kristjanske ve-
re, kakor je to izrecno ugotov-
ljeno v nekem drzavnem doku-
mentu IL leta 1897,
Nova demokracija Sc je pri-
celia prav pri koreninah in 60
lin osnovah cloveske druzbe ter
jela ustanavljati move soseske
v novi drzavi ma njih. Nova dr.
zavna enota Sc je sirila in ra-
stla 2 vero v eloveka, z vero v
tiste, XII so jo sestavljali. Cello
edinost trinajstih kolonij nj BIZ
la mic drugega kakor edinstvo
"a obrambo in svobodo z vezjo
we're v Gloveka.
V koncanje povesti zgodovin-
sko vazne ameriske revolucije
maj povem Sc to, da so Anglezi
PRIMAL popolno neodvisnost
Zdruzenih draw ameriskih v po-
godbi, XII so jo podpisali v Pa
rizu proti koncu |. 1882. Vojna
med anglesko vlado in ameris-
kimi kolonijami Sc je uradno
koncala dne 10. aprila 1888, a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
(Nada1j a1jeDanje)

Seveda so bile in so Sc mno-
gotere neenakosti v Ameriki
kakor je to tudi Jefferson sam
primal. Neenakost obstoja med
bogatimi in revnimi, med mos
kimi in zenskami, med zamorci
in belokozci it'd. Ampak ce Sc
Gloveska druzba ne mara ravna-
ii po TEN ali onem vzorcu, nj
BE s tenn receno, da nj tisti ideal
"a mic.
Zdruzene drzave ameriske so
Sc ze tedaj, ko so Sc organizira-
le v obliko zvezne republike,
oklenile kapitalizma; in William
A. Irwin, Clan drustva Ameri-
can Bankers Association, je ma
%. kenferenci banenih zaupnih
uradnikov v New Yorku izjavil,
da Amerikanci Sc vedno veruje-
jo v individualno podjetnost, "a
sebno lastnino, kopieenje boga-
stva in nacelo podedovanja. FRA
ven pa je menda bolj natihoma
primal, da sc ia mas sistem Sc
daj ze maje, in navedel "a to
vzroke, XII jih pa dejanski polo
zaj nikakor ne podpira.
Toda 0 tenn mislim podrob-
neje govoriti pozneje v TEN Clan
ku. Hotel sem lie poudariti DEF
stvo, da so Zdruzene drzave
ameriske cd svojega poeetka
sem zvezna republika S kapita-
listicnim sistemom in da sc ne
katere neenakosti sploh ne da-
jo odpraviti, dokler Sc gospo-
darski ustroj ne izpremeni. Do
kler bono verovali " kopieenje
bogastva, ne DO pravienega raz-
deljevanja glede ma dobrine mo-
dernega pridobivanja v narodu
in dokler ne DO tega, bono ime-
Ii bogatine in reveze v dezeli.
Dokler bo nacelo podedovanja
pri mas v veljavi, bom O imeli
trote v svoji sredi. Dokler Sc ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

mirovna pogodba pa je bila pod
pisana meseca septembra isto
leto v Parfzu.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
Many Strikes
 Flare I'm London
(By Tom Williams)

LONDON, (P)-The Labor gov ernment used 5000 troops and sailors today to move strike-bound food to hungry Londoners, touch ing off a wave of sympathy strikes which involved more than 1000 workers and threatened to mush- room to gigantic proportions.
 Within Is minutes of the arrival of army personnel at Smithfield Market, the city's largest meat dis tributing center, more than 2300 employees walked off the job in support of more than 15,000 truck drivers who started an unofficial strike last Monday and rejected pleas of union leaders to reutrn to work.
 The truckmen demand 44-hour instead of a 48-hour week; two weeks paid vacation, half pay during Hines sand adjustment of overtime pay conditions. The 45- member road haulage central wages board met in emergency session to consider the demands and a previous decision which touched off the walkout.
 London was tense. All police
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
PIONEERS HOLD
 JOINT INSTALLATION

The Pioneer Men of lgloo, No. and the Pioneer Women, Auxiliary No. 1, held a joint resolution and party at the Pioneer Hall last Fri day evening. It was their first so- cial affair in the newly finished hall and redecorated lodge room.
 Installing officers, MT. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh assisted by marshals Mrs. w. Boucher and Bob Bald win, organist Mrs. Pete Olson, chaplain Mrs. Helen Bochman and recording secretary Mrs. Fred Rohn, installed the following off cers of both organizations for the year of l947: Presidents, Mrs. Andy Nordlind and Amer Rydeen; vice-presidentS, Anne Walsh and Fred Rohn; second vice-president for the men J. Halderson; secre- taries Rosa B. Hagen and Robert Baldwin; treasurers, Mrs. M. J. Walsh and Oscar Lay; chaplains, Patricia Collins and Pete Olson; historians, Carrie McLain and Charles D. Jones; marshal, Mary Ellen Walsh and ergeant-at-arms A. Castel; inside guards, Mrs. J. J. OLeary and Louis Olson; trustees Rita Tavis and Mrs. B. B. Mozee ' for the women and Gus Bjornstad 1 for the men.
 During the evening Richter Pho tos took pictures of the group, af- ter which cards were placed and refreshments were served.
 Outgoing presidents, Chas. Pen nycook and Mrs. Robert Baldwin were presented with jewels of of flee and complimented for the fine work they had done. The secretary of the Auxiliary No. 1, Rosa Ha- gen who has served for 25 years received a hearty round of ap- plause when her gift was present ed as she has served faithfully and wholeheartedly.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
HIGHWAY PATROL
 ANNOUNCES DEADLINE

The Territorial Highway Patrol announces that March IS, 1947 has been set as the deadline date to secure 1947 automobile license plates.
 Territorial drivers licenses are due January 1, 1947. This license is for two years or until December 31, 1948.
 Receipts of drivers license are turned over to the Territorial Board of Road Commissioners by the Bureau of Taxation for use in road construction and operation of the Highway Patrol.
 w. LEONARD SMITH, Territorial Highway Engineer
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
COP Senators Help Democratic Youths

WASHINGTON, (P) - Republi- can Senators rose above politics today to help bunch of Demo- cratic youths work their way through college.
 Until the end of the present academic year they have decided to continue on the payroll students who received Democratic patron age jobs as Capitol elevator oper- ators and policemen. When the school year ends in June, so do the jobs.
 Senator Cain R.-Wash0 a mem Der of the Senate personnel com mittee, disclosed the decision to a reporter today. The number of jobs involved could not be deter mined immediately.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
PIONEERS NOTICE
Pioneers will meet Wednesday evening ali Pioneer Hall ali eight o'clock. Bob Baldwin. SecY.

leaves were cancelled and mount ed constables accompanied the conveys of military trucks.
 Long lines of army trucks pour ed into the city's east end past thousands of unsmiling persons at the curbs.
 Almost immediately after the Smithfield workers struck, 5000 laborers walked out at Covent Gardens, chief vegetable market in London.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
TO THE PUBLIC:

Belatedly I take this opportunity of thanking everyone for the sup port given me in the recent cleo ton. Shortly we leave for the 18th Legislature and during the coming week I will devote most of my time to meeting and discussing problems with anyone. Phone me at my residence. Main 2.
 C. D. Andy" Anderson.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
DICK MERRILL CONSIDERED LOST AT SEA"

MT. Bert Merrill is in receipt of a message from the U. s. Navy stating that his son Richard Mer- Till who was serving with the ATS must be considered lost at sea while on duty.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13

NEW YORK, (P) - Babe Ruth, former homerun king, spent a restful night and his condition is unchanged, French hospital re- ported today. Ruth underwent a serious neck operation a week ago.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13

WASHINGTON, tPr-The navy announced today that Jupiter, the largest and second brightest plan ct, will be concealed by the moon from 1855 to 3.06 am. Nome time) Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13

ages are temperate and self-disciplined
drinkers. Among the other per cent who
occasionally are not. about one-fourth are
what they call compulsive or problem
drinkers"
HERB: "Are they making any progress.
Judge, in finding out what really ails them?"
OLD JUDGE: Our speaker tomorrow night
will tell you all about it, Herb. Most OF these
people are suffering from some deep-seated
physical or mental condition that makes
them incapable of facing life without some
crutch to lean on"
HERB: "You can count on me being there.
That's exactly what I've thought all along.
but want to hear the real scientific facts"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13
QaltheaAlAa9 Neu4 Social 21e~s4

Word has been received here of
ne serious illness of Mayor Will
lam McBain in Biloxi, Miss. The
,ntire town of Gaithersburg wishes
aim speedy recovery.
The Weslyn Service Guild of
trace Church is holding it's annual
turkey dinner for the members at
he home of Miss Leona Fulks this
evening.
Yesterday evening the St. Mar
tins Social Club celebrated its
anniversary with buffet supper
n the recreation room which has
gently been constructed under
he Rectory. Mrs. Mary Norris
md Mrs. Jean McCathran were the
hostesses. Following the supper
an election of officers for the new
year was held, and after a short
business meeting games were en-
joyed by the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engle are
announcing the birth of a son on
Sunday, February 9th, in the Sub
urban Hospital at Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Watkins
were guests at family dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wat
kins at their home near Damascus
on February 9Th.
The Leaders of the newly organ
lied Brownie Girl Scout Group
will hold tea for mothers with
daughters from 7 to 8 years of
age who are interested in the
Brownie work, on Wednesday
February 10, at $3.50 P. M. in the
Gaithersburg School. Miss Heller
Porter and Miss Jean Wildman
the new leaders, will be hostesses,
Mrs. George McBain was host
ess to the Adult Council of the
Girl Scouts of this vicinity at her
home last Monday evening. Miss
Kathleen Lillard, upper Mont
gomery County Consultant was
present and spoke of proposed
camping site for the Scouts in the
upper part of the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13

Miss Martha Satterfield enter
tanned a number of friends last
Saturday at a bridge luncheon ir
honor of Miss Marion Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brawner z. Hard
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Millard
Hem, are leaving today for New
Orleans where they expect to stay
several days to attend the Mardi
Gras Their return trip will be
made through st. Petersburg,
Miami, and other costal cities.
They expect to reach home around
March 1.
The Douglas Diamonds are
spending the week in New York
City.
Miss Ruth Erskine is the newest
member of the Gaithersburg High
School faculty. She is replacing
Harold Horn, who has been trans
ferred to the lower part of the
county.
The mother of Mr.. John Manuel
whose home is in Luray, Va, is
spending some time with her sor
and daughter-in-law at their home
on Frederick avenue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13
Mrs. Alice E. Reid

Mrs. Alice E. Reid (nee Brown
ing) wife of the late William S.
Reid, died February s. at George
town Hospital after a short ill
ness. She was "a years old.
Requiem Mass was celebrated at
st. Mary's Church, GAINESVILLE by
Rev, Philip j. Brown with Rev.
James l. Bifield, of st. Joseph's
Church, Texas, Nd, and Rev.
Paul E. Meyer of st. Martins
Church, Gaithersburg, present in
the sanctuary.
Striving are three sons, Laur-
ence and Gregory Reid of Phila.,
and Gilbert S. Reid, Boyd; three
daughters, the Misses Eulalia E.
and Bernadette A. Reid, also of
Boyd and seven grandchildren.
The deceased was resident of
Philadelphia for number of years
having returned to Boyd in 1913.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13
Granville ]. Thompson

Funeral services for Granville
Jackson Thompson, 20, who died
at his home near Colesville Satur-
day night after lengthy illness,
ere held Tuesday at the Ashton
Methodist Church. Burial was in
the Burtonsville Union Cemetery.
Mr.. Thom Dson was born at Ed
nor, the son of the late Andrew
and Mary Harding Thompson, and
was a lifelong resident of the
County. He was a charter mem.
Der of the Farm Bureau, member
Of the Ashton Methodist Church
and had been active in the Liberty
Grove Grange for 33 years.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ethel Priest Thompson. three
daughters, Miss Ethel Lavenia
Thompson, Clovcrly; Mrs. Charles
Lethbridge, Ednor, and Mrs. Will
liam Brown, Laurel; two sons,
Milton l.. Thompson, Silver
Spring, and James R. Thompson,
Cloverly; also by three grand
daughters and two grandsons.
Four sisters, Mrs. Annie Wilson,
College Park; Mrs. George Rich
lrdson, Spencerville; Mrs. George
Johnson, Washington, and Mrs.
Jessie Lasswell, Arlington, and
two brothers, heloert, Spencerville
and Rev. Almus C. Thompson,
Philipsbufg, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13
Olney : BrOOkevile
Mrs. Norma II. Rapp
Ashton 2107

81 ~
The February meeting of the
Women's Society of Christian
Service of the Oakdale-Emory
Church was held at the home of
Mrs. Percy Soper on Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Virginia Collins was a din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Grieb on Thursday evening. On
Saturday, Miss Collins was a din
her guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Powell.
On Monday evening, Rev. and
Mrs. Conrad W. Jordan were din
ner guests of the Hutton's
Mrs. William Gordon and son,
Cecil, of Highland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Beverly Hull were Sunday
guests of Rev. and Mrs Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown,
Jr., and daughter, Gayle, of Ar
lington, Va, were recent guests of
Mr.. Browns parents.
Mrs. Francis Hawkins, Jr., and
Mrs. GLAND Hawkins have returned
from weekend trip to New York
City where they went to see MI.
Jimmy Gentleman take the boat
for his return home to Scotland,
after a six months visit here.
Miss Nancy Beall, of Silver
Spring, spent last week with her
grandmother, Mrs. Charles Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Clark,
Jr., and family were recent guests
of Mr.. Clark's parents.
On Thursday evening, Miss Mary
Jane Dillon gave a party for her
sister, Betty, in honor of her 10th
birthday, About % guests were
present.
Col. William Wine was a dinner
and overnight guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Dillon last Monday.
Col. Wine, who just recently re-
turned from Hawaii, is Mr.. Dill
Ions nephew.
On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Leonard Burns entertained the
members of the Women's Society
of Christian Service of the
Brookeville Church at their Feb
rnary meeting.
Mr.. Howard Musgrove, Jr., of
Rockville, son of Mr.. Howard Mus
grove, ST., is a patient at the
Montgomery County Hospital
where he was operated on for
appendicitis last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rapp and
son, Joey, were Sunday dinner
guests of 1t. (jg) and Mrs. Ed
ward McGurn, Washington, d. C.
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HERB. III be glad to come to the meeting.
always figured alcoholismwas somethingfor
the doctors to treat and not the police.
OLD JUDGE: More and more people are
beginning to realize that, Herb. Fortunately
only about III per cent of the people who
use alcoholic beverages are problem drinkers.
but they deserve the same professional treat
ment as any other sick person."
HERB. 81 had the idea there were more
than that"
OLD JUDGE: "No. That's the generally
accepted figure. Scientists at one of the big
universities have been studying alcoholism
for some time, and they estimate that 95 per
cent Of the people who use alcoholic bever-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13
n Target for AZ

whether you go for style OF size, performance
or value. Here's AmeEica's most wanted car
and easily Americas most sought-after buy.
So why let the crowd get ahead of your Why
wait-when waiting can only postpone delivery.
not hasten it.
lust remember that faint heart ne er won a fair
car like this - and get your order in!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13

Individuals who set out to re
form the human race will be
pretty tired before the work is
completed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13

Contrary to much opinion, the
church is a place for sinners, no.
a rendezvous for saints.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
DEVELOPMENT Sold

e. s. Price, real estate dealer at
1910 Vermont avenue NV, today
announced the 170-acre Paint
Branch Farms development, near
Colesville, Md, has been sold to