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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
Civic Association Had No
Intent Of Filing For Offices

ITO use the services Of Federal
workers II the people Of the COM
munity desire to do 30, as Council
members or az members of semi
official boards or committees APP
pointed by the Council (such MS
the Recreation Board). Also, this
authority made Il possible for the
first time for Rockville Federal
employee citizen to express him
self publicity on town affairs Of
non-partisan character (for ex-
ample, az In this letter..
The csc, granted an authority
which erased n difference between
citizens of Rockville. Since the
same detectives serve the best in
terests Of all Roekville's citizens,
there Is no reason for raising bar
riers or creating divisions between
our people on the basis Of where
they live or what they do for n
living or whether they have lived
here five years or fifty, or whether
they 20 to church, or any of the
other possible bases, Such divi-
sions, even though they arise In.
noeently through peoples mistak.
ing ono another's intentions, can
do the town no good.
The effort TO secure Hatch Ac,
exemption was encouraged public.
" In les beginnings by Mr.. Kelly
and Mr. Perry of the outgoing
town administration. Hence Il
seems likely that Mr., Kelly's re.
cont statement TO the Sentinel does
not reflect his considered views;
we trust that he does not in fact
mean TO question the integrity Of
all those who do not own business
establishments In Rockville, As an
individual citizen who has talked
with Mr.. Kelly and heard him speak
publicly several times, feel sure
that he believes as I do that Rock
ville's Federal employees and
teachers and preachers and farm
ers and those who do clerical or
manual work for others are hon
estly interested in making Rock.
vile a better town and in pre-
serving and building Rockville's
heritage,
Let's unity the community in an
aggressive drive TO improve our
property values and our human
assets, This Is 10 the best interest
Of every one Of us,
Very truly yours,
Robert B, Laid
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
Fire Dept. Kept
Busy In Upper
Part OF County

A large hay harm on the farm
Of Miss Mary Hutton at Chopper,
near Gaithersh0rg, was DESTROYED
by fire Monday night, About five
tons Of hay burned. and new hay
fork machine aud ether farm
equipment were BADLY damaged de.
spite efforts Of the GaltherSAarg.
Washington Grove Fire Depart.
aseat,
The Ssreasea answered TIVE ether
calls during the SAME evening -
enc = sela ssw which burned over
eight acres at Washington, the
seeeaa being a rescue esll. A pick,
up truck driven by Russell Horton
SsreseS = telephone pole, tAree saSlos
northwest Of 6aStAsrsharg On
Route saN, resulting in injury 10
Two passengers in the truck,
George Frazier, GaltAersA&rv. saf.
Tered severe decorations 81 the
sSSAs Aeg and was detained at
Suburban Hospital. where Mrs.
Mildred TAeapsea, rs S&Ss Fay
esse ST. Rockville. also was sroas,
sSs, bat released, First aid was al,
sas@sssszeS At the See@e a accident
by Pvt, EsyTeNaa lyreA 81 the Gre
gscparsraens.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
2ST Reductions In
Traffic Accidents

There were l.s5s accidents in
vsstsgsted in Maryland during the
month Of March. 1stS. with "a
persons killed and $50 injured TIE
State. County, and Municipal Po-
lice Departments reported $40 ac-
eSdents with - persons killed and
~ injured Baltimore City re-
ported SiS accidents with 4 killed
and $e2 injured The years total
for fatalities is row 50 as conp2r-
ed TO S. for the same period last
year $50 rea1casSon-
In this county - were inquired
and l killed Twelve counties sx-
peTSeaced a fatality free month
Alaeg@ny, Calvert. Caroline, Car
roll, Cecil. Dorchester, Garrett.
Hartford, Kent. Queen Anne, ST.
MArgis and TxlAea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
Hospital Asked
Separate Bills
For Co. Patients

The county commissioners Tues
day asked the Suburban Hospital
at Bethesda to bill the county
separately for each welfare permit
patient. At the same time they
agreed to pay $14.16 a day for
those treated at the hospital dur
ing the period from January to
May /.
The agreement was reached at
a conference with John Selby,
president of the hospitals Board of
Trustees; Arthur G. Lambert, a
member of the board, and Arthur
B. Scion, superintendent.
Mr.. Lambert said individual bills
might cost the county more be-
cause the hospital may have to in
crease ward rates. At present, he
pointed out, the hospital charges
81 per day for ward bed as COM
pared with So day in Garfield
Hospital and SO day in George
Washington Hospital.
Taken under advisement by the
commissioners was the request by
officials of the County Tubercu-
losis Association that the county
pay half the $4,000 annual salary
of DIR. Karl F. Welte, tuberculosis
director for the Health Depart
ment. w. S. Pratt, Jr., association
president, said his group no longer
can afford to pay DR.. Welte's en-
tire salary.
Miss Claudia Galliher, executive
secretary of the association gave
the county $1,000 worth of equip
ment purchased by the group for
use by the Health Department. 1t
includes a portable X-ray machine
nd Horoscope.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
Funeral Services For
GaitherShnrg Child

Funeral services were held on
Sunday SfseEnooa, April Is, 10.
E&tA May CSSsel, G-year old
daagASer Of Mr., and Mrs Albert
CSssea, ]r~ os G&itAershSrg. a;
the CSssea home lnser@snt was In
Dar-es4@wz Cemetery
Edith May died On Friday, April
e, at Frederick City Hospital,
where she lad been Admitted II
times She bad also received treat
rnens at Johns Hopkins Hospital
i'm Baltimore and at CAiGarSn's
Hospital in Washington.
BESIDES her parents she is sur
vlres Ag a SISTER. Carolyn Ann:
raskr-Al grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert CSsssel, ST. and matter
nal g7Assams1htr, Mrs. wSI&4zr
SchRefssr-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
Mayor Unopposed; 8 File
For Town Council Posts

) He ran for council two years ago
creating the first election contest
in Rockville in ~ years.
Mr.. Sherman states he is run
ming on platform which includes:
Public budget hearings, more ade-
quate water supply for the town,
betterment of roads and sidewalks,
placing extension of water and
sewer lines under the front foot
benefit law, which was passed by
the State Legislature, but never
used by the present council.
He also believes proposed ordi-
nances and laws should be made
public before passage so that the
town might express itself upon
them.
Using the tax funds saved
through the front foot benefit pol
icy to establish a recreation pro-
gram and improve traffic signs,
lighting and other conditions af-
fecting the town as a whole.
He is in favor of the present
councils action in designating
John Mcdonald as Town Manager,
but thinks his work will be ineffec-
tive unless the Council makes pol
icy changes which they have previ-
ously resisted.
He also feels that designating a
Town Manager without previously
publicizing it to the town is SAM
pie of secretive methods Of the
present council.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
TOWN POLITICAL POT BOILS :
Newcomers
Bring 4 Cases
Diphtheria Here

-Four cases Of diphtheria. result
ing In death for one member Of n
Family, were reported the past
week by the Health Department
The family had recently moved
Into the County from another
State, where they had not been
immuniEed, Not only does the De-
bartment sympathiEe with the
family, but II regrets that the
eaHea and death will be charged TO
the health record Of Montgomery
County which has been trying for
Years TO educate its citizens re-
kardlng the need for immuniEation
Against dlphtherla,
I Apparently not only must the
County residents be educated TO
Mhe need Of immunsatien them
helvea, but they must help carry
Ahe message to newcomers IN their
midst, Babies should receive their
4ifat incubation between the agea
of elk and nine montha, Another
Nose should be given before school
entrance, TO keep immanlsatlen up
10 the necessary level for protee-
alon, Children who have not had
she administrations during infancy,
should certainly secure Il without
Nelay,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
Daylight Saving Time
Next Week Perhaps

DaSirnci COMMITS leineIs have Eri-
neGncsS that they win FspcR1izn
a1yaScAs saving s1zne without q
P&AlSe hearing. effective At ? A VI.
Sunday, If tire President Signs the
Distract D.sysieAs Savings Time Rdm
al sAza time.
Officials ef the county hare sand
That they w1N 60 IN the fast
tune wARosSsr ID Is s5osdAa eF
the OdszzaSz. wA5cA seems AlrBasz
definite fsr Sunday.
Tins win end tire cla11s5sn
wA6ch EXISTED 5ASs week when Bal
ahrnarV and -5ca1Ssy. qxns tire SEN
tiqsA Franzalr EA1a51, wsrr gn
D'ST and tire Washington H-sa gHa-
sa11ipc Eerard1is 4na tire Sentinel
SffbcsD 1s11lRl,s6 en standard 5ii1nA
We shHuBa say ii win end the rom
tlns6sn sIEr tins ysHr--Hezz EsH- d
win he ahe same aid thing ErIal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29


Mrs. Merhle Haines, Editor
The Sentinel
Rockville, Md.
Dear Mrs, llainesi
The action Of the Rockville Civic
Association IN obtaining waiver
Of the Hatch Act for Rockville TO
permit Federal employee citizens
to engage IN nonspartiaan municI.
pal political activity, has apparent.
~ been miainterpreted by some,
That Ia, Washington newspapers
have stated that It had been ex-
peeted that a full slate Of Federal
employees would file for Town
Council, and Mayor kelly's state
ment to the Sentinel laat week ap-
parently waa based on such an OK
peetatlon,
II was at no time intended, nor
would Il be desirable. that Federal
employees should seek TO dominate
the local government, The recent
action by the Civil Service Com
mission did place Rockville In the
same position with Washington
Grove, Glen Echo, Takoma Park,
and thirty-eight other communities
near Washington, Of being able
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
Mayors Letter Draws Comment

) &c. Your reference to people
working in Washington with
homes in Rockville who are using
the town as an experimental labo-
ratory for their social and govern
mental ideas is, as an official of
our Fire Department put it to you
at the Civic Association meeting
April 2Srd: Unfair, prejudiced
and without truth. Why and how
could you, Our Mayor speak in
such manner? Why not publicly
apologize to these fine people? May
l apologize for you? Surely, some
one else was behind this.
~. Your comment entitled:
Boiling it all down was another
great error. Shall we encourage
growth or insult potential citizens!
What power is there to seek in the
Office of Mayor and Council unless
one wishes to stoop to Political
Patronage! The job does not pro-
vide an income and an honest man
will not speculate with the taxpay-
ers' money
In conclusion, LAMAR, let me
say THAT l believe you are o. n,
but we're misled. let us work to-
gether in a Christian-like manner
for the good of every man and
woman III Rockville.
RALFoUR (Bm LYTToN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
Hudson . Miller

Al the Mi, 1sea Baptist CAarVA
on SsssssSssWa ESaa, Bethesda.
Saturday, April ~ Mrs SaaA
Mae Asasea, aa@eAssr ~ Mr., ard
Mrs, Esaa<S O, Costello q SsyVas.
ard Mr., NSSess NseSae MsGDez, SOC
Ss Mr., Robert MsaseE ard tho bate
Mrs Mailer u Ua&er~~es, Mr.,
scsess, we're 9svssea Ay the Nsc,
Ca&@se a, Ez@Aaser,
TEE Szs&e was attended &S hes
Sassee, Mrs HsAszs &. SAssssz, Tx
hest man was TIE greSnAs eSassss
Mr. Wizard cAsasssn@na.
After Weasare zseA Mr, ani
Mrs Miner win sV~ Temporarily
~ssA sAs Sssass paz~Gs&.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29

AOWA NASNbAOl Will NC IClA IL
Rockville on Monday, May 3, from
IL noon to $50 P. M. at the office
of Mayor and Council at 10 Com.
merce Lane.
Mayor G. Lamar Kelly is unop.
posed for reelection, but there are
eight candidates in the race for the
four council posts. They are DR.
w. w. Welsh, Frank Higgins
Daniel R. Weddle, Murray w
Bradshaw, Balfour Lytton, Sam.
uel P. Hersperger, Leroy Sher.
man and Morris Stern.
Qualifications, platforms and
background of all but two of the
candidates We're given in last
weeks SENTINEL.
Mr.. Stern has been active ir
civic affairs since moving to Rock.
vile. He served two terms as pres
ident and two terms as vice-presi
dent of the Rockville Chamber OF
Commerce. He worked with com,
mittees of that organization or
better telephone service, and re.
duced rates between Rockville anC
Washington; also on securing ar
appropriation for the Post Office
Building.
Mr.. Stern expresses himself as
100 per cent in favor of public
budget hearings and q Town Man
ager providing the Town Engineer
is capable of handling both posi-
tons.
He suggests that a percentage
of parking meter funds be allo-
Gated for recreational program
and that supervisors should be APP
pointed by the Mayor and Council
to set up such a program, for
which they should be paid mini
mum fee.
Mr.. Stern feels that our town
needs many things for the benefit
and convenience of its citizens and
names as the most important ones:
Adequate water supply. Garbage
collection operated by the town.
Larger sewerage disposal plant.
Developing of Welsh's field into a
parking lot when the school board
develops its athletic field at the
high school. The erection of stop
signs at the end of streets enter
ing main highway and traffic reg
ulations on our business streets,
Better lighting and better streets
and sidewalks.
If elected, Mr.. Stern promises to
serve the people to the best of his
ability and to help run the town on
practical business basis.
Roy Sherman represents several
large organizations in their Wash
ington relationships. He is also en-
gagged in building and the land
scaping sub-eontracting business.
He graduated from Hamilton Col
lege at Clinton. y. Y, in 1922. He
has had many years experience in
business and in government as 3
former Federal employee. He has
been resident and land owner in
Rockville for sever years,
Since coming to Rockville Mr..
Sherman has been active in the
Rockville Chamber of Connnlerce,
the Richard Montgomery PIT, A,
of which he was president in as
az. Rockville chapter Of the Iaaae
Walton League, of which he was
president in ia4T, Boy Scouts, and
the Rockville Civic Association.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29
Rockville Elementary
PTA To Meet Nav 4

NeW sSsiesrs fer the coming
ycar YIN he Installed Sy Mrs.
Enja Sniat- Srsss Chairman Ser
PcS5n-r sar the Maryland Csn-
eress CT tire E-TA. at tire May
Spssca1sc a Shs Rsekv11ls klsmen-
Nary Ssihpea F-TA., tx he held AT :
~. NJ en- Tuesday, May l.
z. Owen K1lpAi, Supervisor 81
Guidance Of Montgomery Cluuuisg,
win re tire guest speaker
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29

n human beings knew half what
they think they know, the world
would he much better,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29

Record peaeetlme eea,a for U, s,
face next President,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29

N Us usr nAwxys tlIsxy 10 eDT-vw
unrnsT aua Il Is usually a Osr sasStr
ufaH paying the B,an.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-29

D09 Wade Avenue
Rockville, Md.
April 20, iD4S
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-12
Southern z. o. A.
Continued from Page u


tor If q meeting of countrywide
Youth directors to be held in New
York on March 10th which VIII
he attended by Mr.. Popkin.
This is the first meeting of the
Youth Commission to be attended
by all local youth commission
chairmen or their representatives.
Invited to the all-day session
which gets under way at 1O:SO'
are local chairmen from the 1oi-
lowing communities:
Atlanta, Augusta, Birmingham,
Chattanooga, Charleston, Column
bia. Columbus, Knoxville, Macon,
Miami Beach, Mobile, Montgom-
cry, Memphis, Nashville, New
Orleans, Orlando, Pensacola, Sa-
vannah, St. Petersburg, Tampa
and Daytona Beach.
All Regional organizations COM
prising the Youth Commission, in
Guiding Jr. Hadassah, Masada,
Young Judaea, IZFA and Plugat
AIiyah, will be represented at the
meeting. Mrs. Sidney PrystOWsky
of Charleston is cO-chairman of
the Commission. Both regions of
Sr. Hadassah as well as Regional
ZOA will be represented at the
spring session.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-12
GAINESVILLE AGAIN WINS SCHOLAR CUP
BY BERYL WEINSTEIN

events base been the largest and gayest in the his
tory of the University of Florida.
During of the weekends, Florida Delta held
an open house and presented program that in
cluded Mr.. Claude Murphree University of Florida
Organist and Elliot Shienfeld, who gave selections
of Interpretive readings. "A speaker from National
IZFA gave talk to the fraternity and discussion
was held afterwards concerning IZFA.
Keeping instep with the increasing population
of the University of Florida Delta PLAN has
pledged twenty-five new students They are Walter
Apfebaum, Ernest Berthe, Raymond Boniske,
James Cohen, Morton Cohen Melvin Davdow, Ar
thur Flauman, David Fyvolent, Benjamin Gndy,
Milton Goldberg, Morton Greenwauld, Harold Hahn
owitz, Stanley Zimmerman, Sam Holland Marvin
Hoss, Robert Kaye, Aaron Leonard, D. Robert
Lewis, Stanley Pratt, Preston Silverman, Stephen
Sirkn, Bernard Switchkow, Norman Willenzik Dick
brothers this past semester. They were Bob Wolf
Jacksonville; Sidney Kalishman Pensacola; Robert
Films, Miami Beach, Albert Levy Jacksonville and
Phil Wanger, Miami Beach.
The retiring officers for the first semester
were: Rex, Elliot Shienfeld of Boston, Mass;
Archon Morton ROsenlxranz, Jacksonville; Keeper
OF the Exchequer, Benjamin HOffenberg Jackson
vile; Scribe, Alvin Lehman, Jacksonville; and
Marshall, Don Kaplan Miami Beach. Officers for
the second semester who were recently elected are:
Rex Ronald Curtis, Haverstraw, New York;
ArchOn Melvin Lehman, jacksonville Keeper of
the Exchequer, Melvin Frumlxes Miami Beach;
Scribe, Robert Sohn, jacksonville and Marshall,
Robert Wolf, Jacksonville.
Joseph E. WE'LL Dean of the College of
Engineering of the University of Florida, Faculty
Advisor of Delta Chapter, P Lambda Phi is lead
ing the fraternity to high mark in fraternity
life Dean We'll is also the Supreme Scribe of Pi
Lambda Phi and his valuable service to Florida
Delta has been evident since the establishment of
Florida Delta.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-12

Beginning the 1947-1948 school year in true
PLAN fashion, Florida Delta has distinguished it
self in every phase of campus activities including
athletics, scholarship and campus leadership, and
has been we'll represented in all of the Florida's
campus curricular activities.
The Interfraternty Scholarship Cup was won
again for the thirteenth year in the history of the
Cup presentation In athletics thus far, Delta
Chapter has taken more first place trophies than
any other fraternity the campus. We have
captured the tennis ping pong, and SWITCHBOARD
trophies second place in basketball and third place
in football
Blue Key, the highest award given by the
University of Florida for outstanding achievement
on the campus, has claimed three from Florida
Delta this past year. They Abbey l. Fink of
JaclsOnville; MOrty Freedman, Miami Beach; and
Elliott Shienfeld who also elected secretary of
the organization, from Boston, Mass Delta Chap
ter of PLAN also had than its share of cam
pus b. M. o. Cs Some of them are as follows
Elliot Shienfeld Secretary of Blue Key, Justice of
the Honor Court, and National Intercollegiate
Champion of Poetic and interpretive Reading;
Paul Buchanan from Plant City, Florida, Law
School representative to the Honor Court; and
Morty Freedman of Miami Beach, past EditOr-n-
Chief of the ALLIGATOR" the weekly newspaper of
the University of Florida; he now holds the posi-
ton OF Associate Editor. The Honor Court is the
eliminating body of Floridas nationally envied
Honor System Gerald Gordon of Miami Beach,
Florida was chosen of the Ten Top IntercoIIegi
ate Debaters in the nation and National Extempor-
aneous Speaking Champion Another man from
Miami Beach, Leo OsherOff, is President of the
Local Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America
In cultural and social activities so far during
the year, Florida Delta has participated in the
Universitys Homecoming" and the Interfraternitv
Conferences Fall Frolics,' with Jimmy Dorsey's
Band providing the music Both of these two
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-12

IN SELECTING a man to
serve you as Superinten-
dent of Public instruction
it is imperative that he be
qualified through years Of
training and experience in
the field of education.
I have had that expert
ence from "the bottom up".
starting as a teacher in a
rural school and advancing
to administrator of a large
county system operating "A
schools.
Great strides have been
made in education in Flor
ida, eliminating in the en-
actment of Legislation in 10
AZ. These gains must be
protected.
I shall endeavor to so
administer the Affairs Of the
office as to insure the best
possible educational pro-
gram for the children and
youth of the state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-11

neral and donated the caskets TO
the father. for the family.
All seven victims were found
dead in bed last week by fire.
men who responded to the call
at 1859 oath. Those found dead
in bed were: Mrs. Elizabeth Jen-
kins, 40 mother Of the following
six children; Marlenc. 8, Jesse Jr.
8. Peggy, 7, Robert Lee. g. Mat
teen, ,, Beverly Ann, IA months,
and Neenyora. three months.
Constance, IL year old daugh-
ter Of the jenkins fractured
her arm and received decorations
of the face
The father, Jesse Jenkins. 48,
originally held uAder guard in
Receiving Hospital by police,
who thought that he might have
had something 10 do with the
fire, was released last week
from police guard after Fire
Marshall Edward w. Hall cno =
ed that the Arson Squad could
not find any evidence OF arson,
The exact cause of the fire has
not been determined.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-11
Police Seeking
Record Man
In Rape Case

The Detroit Police Department
was still on the outlook Tuesday
night for a record salesman who
maze record on Monday
evening when he raped, tied up,
dubbed. kicked, and robbed a
10 year old woman in twenty
minutes.
Tie victim told police this
story: A man knocked on her
apartment door about 6,l0 p. m.
on Monday and said he was sell
ing records. After admitting him,
he asked TO use the bathroom.
Upon coming out, the salesman
pulled out nickel-plateo ~
volver, told her to get in bed
and raped her.
You put your husband IN
iail and | ought to kill you.
the attacker threatened, as he
went to a closet, got two neck
ties and tied her up Then he
tSee RAPE CASE. Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-11
One Acquitted
In Great Lakes
Company Strike

As the Great Lakes Insurance
Company strike entered it's sixth
week. one strike organizer.
charged with assault and battery
was found not guilty in Re-
corder's Judge Christopher F.
STEMS court Tuesday.
Meanwhile, two other strike
sympathizers of the Great Lakes
strikers were TO stand trial
Wednesday in Recorders Judge
George Murphy's court on assault
and battery charges.
They are Robert Battle 81
OF 1881 Pasadena. and Dycella
Nicholson. IS, of 500 Melburn,
the latter, former employee
of the company.
According 10 Eddie Meskin
organizer OF United Office and
Professional Workers Of America.
Go. policy holder meeting
Of the company's clients have
been scheduled for Thursday
Dec 9. at the St. Antoine YMCA.
at 8 p. m. The meeting. Meskin
said, was called by the Citizens
Committee
FORD LOCAL 500
DONATES Si3S
4 campaign launched by the
lSee GREAT LAKES. Page 81