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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07
County Health
Department News

Mrs. Neva Burner, clerical help
in the Nursing Office, resigned
from the Health Department staff
on July 16, and Andrew ]. Boyd,
Sanitary Inspector, resigned on
July IL.
Miss Nellie Flanders of Jackson
Memorial Hospital, Miami, and
Miss Annie Plant, Supervisor in
Pediatrics, Pensacola Hospital,
Pensacola, Fla, graduate nurses
taking a course in the care of pre-
mature infants at Harriet Lane
Hospital, Johns Hopkins, Balti-
more, are visiting the Health De-
partment for two weeks, observing
public health practice.
Miss Mary Jane Anderson, R.
N, student of Vanderbilt Univer-
sity in Tennessee, will take a
month-long orientation course here
beginning August %.
A committee of nurses, to study
future policies in field training for
nurses attending universities, was
appointed last week by Miss Helen
Fiske, State Nursing Consultant
Miss Sadie Gladwin, Director OF
Public Health Nursing for tbs
County, has been appointed to
serve on this committee.
Mrs. Mildred Weaver, who has
been on the clerical staff of the
Health Department for about ono
year, will transfer to the County
Purchasing Bureau on August s.
keep Cool" is the topic of the
new series of radio prescriptions
on health topics, which begins Au-
gust on WGAY, with June Mer.
rill interviewing DR.. w. w. Bauer
of the American Medical Associa-
ton on the subject of "Suntan."
Listen at II A. NJ, Tuesdays and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07
THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF ROCKVILLE
SALE OF $35,OOO.OO ROCKVILLE WATER
AND SEWER EXTENSION AND
REPAIR BONDS OF 1947

dated August l. 1947)
Sealed bids will he by The Mayor and Council of the
Town of Rockville Maryland the office of The Mayor of said
Mayor Rockville Maryland until IL o'clock A. NJ
Eastern Daylight Time,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07

The proposed expansion of St
Johns Church at Olney is attract
ing such wide interest we thought
the general public might like to
read the highlights of the history
of the church as prepared by Rich
| ard Lansdale for it's Tooth ami
versary in 1912.
AS many of you know the early
records of the church were lost in
fire which destroyed the rectory,
then situated in Brookeville, in
1912. From a handbook in the
courthouse under the date of Au-
gust 2, 1912, there is the story
of the transfer of the property
from Ignatius and Eliza Waters
in the form of an "indenture' to
certain persons who had made con-
tributions. The list included Thorn
as John Bowie, William B. Mag
ruder, Elizabeth Davis, Washing
ton Bowie, Richard Holmes, Mill
cent Wilcoxen, Elisha ]. Hall, AL
Ian B. Davis, Caleb Gartrell, DR..
William P. Palmer, and Enoch b.
Hutton. The amount of their con-
tributions is not stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters to "pro-
mote the aforesaid object agreed
to give lot of land adjoining the
said village of Mechanicsville for
the site of the church and its APP
purtenances." "For the sum
of one dollar the said Ignatius
Waters hath given, granted, alien,
enfeoff, release, demise and con-
firm unto parties of the second
part and their heirs and assigns
forever the following described
lot" This was to be transferred to
vestry when one was formed.
On January goth, 1916 there is
record of the transfer to the fol-
lowing vestry: John Thomas
Bowie, William B. Magruder, E..
John Hall, Enoch B. Hutton,
Ephrum Gather, Remus Riggs,
Richard Holmes and John w. OAR
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07

| croft at Norwood last weekend
Other guests at Norwood DURING
the week were Mr.. and Mrs. Mil,
ton Bancroft's daughter and son
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coles
and their daughter, Margaret, OF
Morristown, N. j., and Mrs. E. X.
Webster and her daughter, Cor
inne.
Mr.. Elgar Hallowell of Evans.
ton, ILL.,, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Newton Stabler at ,Sunnyside. Mrs.
John c. Wilson, of Montclair, and
her three children are also spend
ing several weeks at Sunnyside.
Miss Sallie Brooke has gone t.
Brunswick, Maine, where she will
be guest of Mrs. Norman Smith
Miss Jean O. Coulter is spending
part of her summer vacation il
Sandy Spring with her mother
Mrs. Robert O. Coulter.
A reunion of the class of 1947 il
scheduled to be held tonight, Au
gust 8, at Sherwood High Schoo
in the gymnasium, and the Year
books will be distributed. All mem
bers of the faculty and alumna,
are invited.
The Horticultural Society me
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07

on Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard d. Chi
chester and their family spent last
weekend in Sandy Spring visiting
at Springland and at the home Of
Mrs. Chichester's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Erwin. They were
accompanied on their return to
Wilmington by Mrs. Erwin and
Mrs. Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ewes, III, Of
George School spent several days
in the Sandy Spring neighborhood
this week while on their way South.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07

Mrs. F. Pole Robson entertained
Friday afternoon at Old Sharon
with four tables of bridge. Her
guests included Mrs. Maurice T.
Stabler, Mrs. Lewis T. Bussler
Mrs. Dawson Trundle, Mrs. Norris
Russell, Mrs. Laurie Riggs, Mrs
r. Bentley Thomas, Mrs. R. B.
Thomas, Jr., Mrs. Clark w. Slade
Mrs. Herbert o. Stabler, Mrs. Will
liam John Thomas, Miss Estelle T.
Moore, Mrs. P. G. Lyon, Mrs. Ed
ward Snowden, Mrs. Iris Beall,
Mrs. Thomas A. Ladson, and Mrs.
Isaac Smith.
9 Mr.. Edward Wrenn of Washing
ton was a guest of Mr.. John Ban
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07

Thursdays for this series of sum
mer health hints. If WIND, Fred
erick, is the station to which you
listen more frequently, you can
hear something helpful about "Hik-
ing and Biking," at $3.50 Monday
broadcast from there. Listen every
Monday to WIND, Frederick, at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07

will be subject registration to principal only
per annum payable semi-annuay the first days of
February and August each until maturity Both interest
States America at the time of payment at the Farmers
Banking Trust Company of Montgomery County, Rockville
Maryland
Bidders shall specify the total of money offered
Gr on oo @
to not less than and accrued interest for the bonds The
the money borrowed interest proposal to
paid each bond maturity and dducng from the total
thereof the amount of the premium offered to be paid
The right to reject all bids is hereby reserved
Each bid must be enclosed in sealed envelope addressed
The Mayor and Council Of Rockville and marked the outside
the order Of the Treasurer Of Rockville Two Thou
resulting failure the particular bidder comply with
Of e the ms by Ss hs w %
returned to them when the bonds are awarded to the successful
against the total purchase price payable delivery of the
bonds.
interest shall adjusted to the date of delivery
of the bonds and payment therefor.
Said bonds are issued to the authority Of Chapter
resolutions duly adopted BY The Mayor and Council Of Rockville
The full faith and credit of The Mayor and Council Of
mas ps and Of 3 20 e 9
with the @ contained in said Chapter sO provision has
assessabe property in said Town sufficient for said purposes
Under existing laws these bonds are exempt from state,
county and municipal taxation in the State Of Maryland
The bonds will be delivered the purchaser without addi
onal within reasonable time after the thereof
in RGs Maryland The h. purchaser may specify delivery
The legality of this issue will be approved by Messrs Miles,
Barton Morrow Yost Of Baltimore Maryland and the
purchaser of the bonds without charge
Further information will be furnished upon COM
Of Rockville Rockville, Maryland
The Mayor and Council of Rockville
BY (sgned) G. LAMAR KELLY, JR,
ofV ~ vrst ~ .b.5l ~ Mayor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07

IL A. M.
Parents are again advised that
children who will enter school in
the fall must have healed vacci-
nation scar, showing they have
been vaccinated against smallpox,
and must have had NEGOTIATIONS
against diphtheria.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07
All Baby Beef
Club Meets

I The All Baby Beef Club met on
July Both at the home of Patricia
Bailey. The meeting was called to
order by Marie Fisher. A discus
sion followed on the coming Pooles-
vile Livestock Show and Choppers
Show.
/ Jack Rutter gave. a very good
demonstration on Fitting and
Showing"
After repeating the All Pledge,
the meeting adjourned.
Honesty in thought, word and
deed is the highest expression Of
the good life.
A college education does not
necessarily produce an intelligent
person but it helps.
IVA warns infertile soil areas
grow in the United States.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07

IVA warns infertile soil areas
grow in the United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
OFFICERS PUZZLED
OVER PLANE CRASH
No One Admitted To Hos
pital AS Result Oh Crack
In OF Stolen Craft

Law enforcement authorities
last night were unable to explain
what happened to the occupants
of a 50, 900 Piper cub plane that
earlier in the day had been stolen
at the Carolina Beach airport and
wrecked in a smashup on a little
used road about 900 yards from
the field.
Authorities surmise that the
plane, owned by William Wyatt Of
Raleigh, who recently flew to
Wilmington after purchasing the
craft, had been wrecked when the
thieves attempted to make a land
ing in returning to the field.
Hospital attaches IN Wilmington
said last night that no persons had
been treated at their institutions
for injuries suffered in a plane
crash. The sheriff's office said they
had no report on the crash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
SHOOTING CASE
HEARD IN COURT
Walter Benton Charged
With Assaulting Wife
With Shotgun

Walter Benton, brought before
Judge Winfield Smith in Record
er's court yesterday on a charge
of assaulting his wife with a shot
gun and shooting at her, said he
was using the gun to shoot crows
in his back yard.
However, Magnolia, his wife, de-
clared that he not only shot at
her, but threatened their two
children and that she was afraid
he would kill her. Benton drew 30
days on the county farm after the
gun was presented as evidence
and Benton admitted that he
previously had been convicted of
failure to support his family.
William James, Negro, drew a
30-day suspended term on the
county farm after Mary Brock
ington, Negress, said that the
man, who had been her boy friend
for more than a year, had chok-
ed her when they became involved
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
CITY CONTINUES
HUNT FOR SHIP
Inspection OF Craft AT
Charleston Revealed It
To Be Worthless

Just because Wilmington's
government wasn't able
yesterday to purchase a fire boat
that the city fathers heard was to
be sold at Charleston, doesn't
mean that the city isn't going to
get a new ship.
City Manager j. r. Benson to-
day will continue his quest for a
ship to replace the outmoded
IS. S. Atlantic which has done
yeoman service on the Cape Fear
river for these last many years.
Fire Chief j. L. Groom, Capt.
C. H. Register, master of the
present fire boat, and Gilbert F.
Morton, purchasing agent, return
ed to Wilmington to tell Benson
that the vessel at Charleston was
scarcely worthy Of the name.
In the meantime, city officials
will attempt to locate another
craft that Uncle Sam might have
on the surplus property list fox
sale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
with a total OF $4,000 value at the

with a total OF $40, 900 value at the
time Of the blaze.
However, before taking of testi-
mony began, the cas Was held
up more than an hour when the
panel of jurors under examination
became exhausted. 1t was neces-
sary to round up additional jurors
before the jury could be complet-
ed.
Solicitor Clifton Moore indicated
that the Shaw case will be the
final jury action for this term and
that other cases on the docket will
be continued until the July term.
Judge Nimocks is expected to
wind up criminal action for this
term late today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
FALSE CLAIM SUIT
HEARD IN COURT
Operators OF Undertaking
Establishment Being Tri-
ed Before Nimocks

Jurors in Judge @. K. Nimocks
Jr's court yesterday heard testl-
mony in the trial of Herbert and
William Shaw, Negro undtreakers
charged with making false claims
in an effort to collect insurance on
a fire loss sustained by the under
takers in a blaze that damaged
their establishment at $40 Red
Cross street December IA, 1945.
William Taylor, insurance oper-
ator, Walter Casteen and F. A.
Tatum, firemen, and Charles
Lewis, fire insurance inspector,
were witnesses for the state who
told Of a fire that wrecked one
side of the mortuary.
Insurance agents declared that
the undertakers held three policies
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
and 0ne-Quar-
ter Percent Treasury
Bonds OF 1947-52
Notice Of Call For
Redemption

To Holders of 4 IA percent Treas
ury Bonds of 1947-52, and Others
Concerned:
1. Public notice is hereby given
that ALI outstanding 4 IA percent
Treasury Bonds of 1947-52, dated
October 16, 1922, are hereby call
ed for redemption on October Is,
1947, on which date interest on
such bonds will cease.
2. Full information regarding the
presentation and surrender of the
bonds for cash redemption under
this call will be found in Depart
ment Circular No. 666, dated July
p, 1871.
JOHN W. SNYDER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June 10, 1947.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

in an argument over him marry
ing another woman.
Odom Hickman, Lake Forest,
drew a $50 fine and revocation OF
his driving license for One year
upon a drunken driving charge.
He was arrested by state highway
patrolmen early in the day.
The case OF Jonn C. Davis, 81,
Negro, who police alleged smash
ed a front window of the Gurr
Jewelry store, 264 North Front
street. Wednesday night and grab.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
SHIP NAMED IN
COURT ACTION
State Highway Commission
Seeking SIG, 500 Dam
age To Bridge

The rs S. Oregon FIR, a 5
named defendant yesterday in a
court action because the ship
crashed into the abutments OF the
Wilmington draw bridge over the
Cape Fear river.
The North Carolina State High
way Commission saught a SIG, 800
judgment in the action instituted
ir New Hanover county's court.
Along with the vessel, named
defendants were the Sword Line,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Inc, the Stone Towing Line and
its operators.
Last April II the vessel W a S
proceeding upstream to Navassa
chaperoned by a tug operated by
the towing company. After the
bridge was raised to permit the
vessel to pass, it struck the piling
and other abutments of the bridge
damaging them to the extent of
SIG, 500, read the complaint.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

bed a handful of jewelry in view
of a score of ~passersby, was con-
tinued until July 81. He was re-
leased on $500 bond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

"Aero-geology" is the name 40
piled to the new combination of
geology and aerial photography IN
the worldwide hunt for oil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01

70, Dalton Trumbo, filmski pi-
satelj; Sol Vail, IL Bostona;
Mary Van Kleeck; professor Yer
non Venable, Cd Vassar kolegi-
ia; j. Raymond Walsh, radio
komentator; professor Leroy Wa
terman, cd nichiganske univer-
re; Max Weber, umetnik; pro-
fesor Henry H. Wieman, cd ci-
kaske univerze; Rev. Wayne
White; Cornell Wilde, filnski
igralec; Mrs. Stephen S. Wise in
William Zorach, sloviti kipar.
IL glavnega urada Ameri-
skega odbora "a pomoc Jugosla-
viii, 235 E. 11th Street, New
York 3, N. Y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
Piknik "Zarje"

Cleveland, o. - Pocasi priha-
jamo ven il vojnih restrikcij in
ukrnjenj v normalne case. Ma
novo je ozivela narava in Z MO
tudi nasi izleti in pikniki. Po vec
letih bodo "Zarjani'' in njih pri-
jatelji zopet enkrat taborili ma
izletniski farmi SNPJ blizu
Chardon ceste. To DO re prihod-
MO nedeljo 6. julia, ko zbor
prireja tam svoj obicajen pix
mix vsemi pritik1inami in do
brinami. Ma dnevnem rekordu
bodo razne zanimivosti, med te-
mi bo polna mera balincanja in
petja narodnih in tudi borbe-
nih pesmi.
Poslopje rekreacijske farme
je sedaj v predelavi, zato lahko
z vsaklm dnem pricakujemo no.
We dorastke in prizidave. V ne
deljo DO "a mas vse tudi nekaka
neuradna inspekcija tega pro-
jekta.
Vsi, XII berete te vrstice, ste
med povabljenci. Pripeljite s Sc
boj tudi svoje znance in prija-
telje. Ia one, XII nimajo svojih
avtov ina zbor najet izletniski
bus, kateri odpelje izpred SLOW.
Mar. Donna ma st. Clair Ave. oh
9. uri dopoldne in OBJ 1. uri po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

kar Sc tice socijalnega zivljenja
in svetovnega miru, ker smo ga
zeio slabo napravili. Stare ira
dicije, katerih sc tako radi okle-
pamo, in jih hocemo ohraniti,
so rodile dive svetovni vojni in
tretjo pa ze stara politicna di-
plomacija v lonec polaga in kaj
radi bi jo postavili ma pee, da
bi bila kuhana v pravem casu.
Neoziraje kako smo ponosni
ma stare navade in tradicije, cas-
bezi in pusca vse stare "a seboj
in poraja Sc nekaj novega.
Vprasajmo Sc, ali je v Jugosla-
VIII narejena sprememba z sta
rimi ljudmi, navadami in tradi-
!! cijami, ali so sc rodile druge
misli novi generaciji in mladi-
nj? Mladina je tista, XII je ma
pravila preokret. Stara genera
CHA Sc vedno verjame, da je
Bog tako hotel. &c bi ne bilo
mlajse generacije v Jugoslaviji,
hi stara garda postavila nazaj
kralja Petercka in izkoriscanje
Jugoslavije hi Sc nadaljevalo, to
pa je preprecila najvec mladina.
Maj tozadevno omenim, ko Sc
je pobiralo nasi naselbini "a
otrosko bolnisnico v Sloveniji,
so sc tukaj rojeni mlajsi clani
bolje odzvali kot starr in ko je
bill pri drustvu stavljen predlog
"a darovati v ia namen $1OO,
nj nihce oporekal, tudi clani
drugih narodov ne.
Tukaj v Floridi je sedaj cas-
pocitka. Ma severn farmarji po-
civajo pozimi tukaj pa poleti,
kdor ina vec denarja gre poci-
! vati ma sever, kdor ga ina
mani, pa pociva tukaj. Sedaj
poleti imamo veliko dezja; ga nj
skoro dneva, da bi ne bilo dezja.
Kadar je solnce, je precej vro-
ce, vedno pa dez ohladi in pono-
ci je pa itak vedno hladno in "a
spanje zelo ugodno, veliko ugod-
nejse kot v Clevelandu. JAZZ
imam sedaj priliko govoriti z
mnogimi ljudmi po razlicnih me-
stih, ker imam zastopstvo ne
Ike druzbe in start naselbinci tu-
kaj pravijo, da nj bila nobena
zima tako neugodna kot je bila
pretekla; nekateri trdijo, da nj
bilo 80 let tako mrzlo, drugi pa
da nj bio Sc nobenkrat. Torei
pretekla zima a je bila neka j
izrednega in seveda v takih iz-
rednih slucajih Sc tudi Gene zelo
visoke razlicnim pridelkom. Po-
sebno ne pomnijo, da bi tukaj
paprika bila cd 81 do SO "a bu-
Sell. Gotovo je Yam bio tezko
privosciti 81 naso papriko v Cle-
velandu.
Pozdravljam vse prijatelje in
citatelje Enakopravnosti
John Gorjanc.
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poldne. Ustavi Sc tudi pred De-
lavskim domom " Collinwoodu
Is. minut pozneje.
Vremenski preroki preroku-
jejo solncni dan, cato pa ma svi-
denje!
Leo. Poljsak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
AMERI<ANCI APELIRAJO MA
TRUkANA "a POMOC JUGOSLAvIJI

Fraad; DR.. Olga Frankel; Don
Frehman, umetnik; DR.. Joseph
B. Furst; William S. Gilmor,
radio komentator; Betty Gar
rett, filmska igralka; professor
Walter Gellhorn, il Columbia
uinverze; Vincent Glinsky,
umetnik; Rabbin Solomon Gold
man, il cikaga; Aaron j. Goodel-
man, umetnik; Reuben Gordon,
Ruth Gordon, umetnici; Harry
Gottlieb, umetnik; Marta Gra-
ham, plesalka; Sara Haden, film
ska igralka; Minna Harkavy, XII
par; Mrs. Thomas M. Hepburn,
il Hartford, Conn.,; DR.. Leslie
Picney Hill, predsednik Ucitelj-
skega kolegija, Cheyney, Pa;
podpolkovnik Louis Huot; STAN
ley M. Isaacs, mestni svetnik il
New Yorka.
Carson Kanin, dramski pisa
tell; ROCKWELL Kent, umetnik;
George G. Kidwell, predsednik
Centralnega sinidikalnega sve-
ia AFL, il San Francisco, CAL;
Freda Kirchwey, urednik caso-
pisa "The Nation; Aleksander
Kipnic, operni pevec; Serge
Koussevitsky, dirigent boston
ske Symfonije; John Kovach;
Mirko G.. Kuhel, tajnik SANS-a;
Margaret I. Lamont; James
Lechay, umetnik il Iowa City;
Mrs. Robert Leicester; DR.. Emil
Lengyel, pisatelj; Kenneth Les
lie, urednik 'The Protestant-a";;
Ray Lev, concertni pianist; Sam
Lavene, filmski igralec; Alan
Lomax; Louis Lozowick, umet-
mix; Kenneth MacGowan, holly
woodski producent filmov; Fritz
Mailer, orkestralni upravitelj;
Albert M. Malt, pisatelj; DR..
Hirsch Margulies, umetnik; DR..
Petar B. Marinkovich, Watson
vile, CAL; DR.. Richard H. Mar
shak; professor Kirtley F. Math-
er, cd Harvard universe; Yahu-
di Menuhim, koncertni violinist;
Mitropolit Benjamin; Arthur
Miller, pisatelj; Pierre Monte
aus, dirigent San Francisco sim.
fonije orkestra; Mary Mrnjac il
cikaga; DR.. Stuart Mudd cd
Hacerford kolegije; Carey Nc
Williams, pisatelj; DR.. Robert
Hastings Nichols, cd Union
Theological Seminary; Michael
M. Nisseslon, predsednik Anal
gamated banke, il New Yorka;
Arthur Osma, Newyorski CIO
voditelj; Mrs. Dorothy B. Pere-
sa; Irving Pichel, filmski produ-
cent il Hollywooda; sodnik JUS
tina Wise Polier;; Rose Poldru-
gach, il Gary, Ind; Rabin Da-
vid de Sola Pool; Martin Pop
per, izvrsni tajnik sindikata
pravnikov.
Jacob S. Potofsky, predsednik
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of America, CO.; DR.. Izreal Pri-
yes, il Dorchester, Mass; Louis
Quintanilla, umetnik; professor
Walter Rautenstrauch, cd Co.
lumbia univerziteta; Janko N.
KogelJ, predsednik AmeriSke
bratske zveze; Cesar Romero,
filmski igralec; Paul L. Ross,
tajnik zupana New Yorka Will
liam O'Dwyer-a; Rose Russell cd
uciteljskega sindikata, CIO;
Mischa Richter, umetnik; Harry
S a ch er, delavski odvetnik;
kongresman George C. Sadow-
ski, IL Detroita; William Jay
Schieffelin; DR.. Bella Shick; pro-
fesor Margaret Schlauch, cd
newyorske universe; bivsi zu.
pan Pittsburgha, Cornelius D.
Sculy; Martin E. Segal; Steve
Sekul, il Biloxi, Miss; George
Seldes, urednik casopisa "In
Fact; Liza Sergio, radio ko-
mentator; Frank Serrie, odvet-
mix; William Sharp, umetnik;
Guy Emery Shipler, urednik