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Evening star., 1948-11-09
Army Jumps 10 Third
Spot, While Oklahoma
Makes Big Advance
sy The Asseeiossd Press

The Michigan Wolverines topped
the Nations football teams In the
weekly Associated Press poll Of
sports writers today, regaining first
place from Notre Dame by a slim
margin.
Although the Irish outscored
Michigan, 80-77, in first place votes.
the point total gave Michigan the
No. spot by margin OF 1885 to
1,775-just the opposite of last week.
Army surged into third place with
IA first-place ballots and California
moved up a peg to fourth, with IL
of the 205 voters ranking them the
best in the country.
Penn State showed the most star
Ting advance; jumping from l4th to
5th on its fine 1870 victory over
previously unbeaten Pennsylvania.
The Nittany Lions drew only one
first-place pick.
Despite North Carolina's unex-
pected TT tie with william and
Mary, the Tar Heels pulled seven
firsts and ranked sixth. They
dropped only three pegs on the tie.
Oklahoma Makes Big Jump.
Southern Methodist, a 20-l4 win
ner over the Texas AggieS moved
up one step to seventh with North
western hopping into eighth posi-
ton on q 1877 margin over WiScon-
sin.
Oklahoma came out of nowhere,
hop from 18th to 9th by smother
ing, high-ranked Missouri, Alt,
and Clemson moved into 10th place.
Penn State, Oklahoma and Glenn
son are the new faces in the top 10.
They showed out Georgia Tech,
which fell from 6th to l1th;
Pennsylvania, which dropped from
7th TO 18th. and Missouri, which
tumbled from 9Th to 20th.
In addition to Michigan, Notre
Dame, Army, California, Penn State
and North Carolina, others receiving
flrst-plaee votes were Oklahoma, S:
Clemson, 8, and Michigan State and
Georgia, / each.
Michigan's $50 rornp over Navy
was approximately the same as
Notre. Danes Alt score over the
same team q week before. The ex-
perts will be able to get better line
after this Saturdays game between
the Irish and Northwestern, beaten
earlier In the season by Michigan,
$50.
Big Games This Week.
This Notre Dame Northwestern
game, pitting No. 2 against No. 8, In
the best pairing on the weeks pro-
gram. Others involving teams In the
first 20 are Army (No. 81 VS.. Penn
sylyania mo. I'D and Clemson mo.
10. VS.. Wake Forest mo. 19).
The point standings on a 1888.
7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis (hrst-place votes
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Win, Lose, or Draw
It's Either Wonderful or Terrible
By FRANCIS STANN

Djelal French stallion purchased $500O0
syndicate mad with fright aboard the other
killed himself So football players have adopted
It's many young
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Football Results

by The AsseeIofed PrssS
Salem w. Va) g. Glenville 4
RI. Isl. Jayvses a. Connecticut jayvees
Evening star., 1948-05-19
RooAs WITH BOARD.

THE CLUE SHANNON, 2s17 Conn. ave.
NV; double room; also vacancies to share
bosrd boar 'Aay and p selectiVs " menu. ' AD. $3.50
CHEVY CHASE D. c.-Rm. and board in
hSms svS for young odss sg7s q the g1
CALVERT HOUSE, 14o1 18th; large double
new furnishings. vacancy in triple with
priv; bath, switchboard, excellent food and
JGsT OFF DUPONT cIRcLE-A few va
cancies for young girls; beautiful dining
1897 1892 eAHlAIis H. fHsGs ST. Nw-youns lady lady to
wiad9ws; 2 meals Sunday dinner home
i:S lsss 1o 81. W.-aaesnei.s; " Ssesi Double to
share for. men or women. Price, $3.50
mo-: "a blk. tramp. excel. food. RE. 3l04.
e OR 3 GIRLS to snare nice, furnished
room board and laundry, included; avail
WESLEY HALLLehes5iai rooms, enough
and room service. Enough IKE club 70
rooms and rooms to share for men and
women. 81 SIS to 9sS $3.50 month. 1426 sJst
R Iss8 u, BILTMoRE ST. NV, near 18th
and Col. ,rd.-vacsncies for young people.
ExcEP. Exc P.f1Is LOCATION. 2o1a Mass. .ye.EJn.
eonS for souns men snd youns
SiGHr AND DAY CARE for small child;
End ", OF license; pvt. home; fenced yo
FA 1856 -i9
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-Newly deco
rated: double and triple rooms with daily
maid service, switchboard service, good
food: 17l2 New Hampshire ave. NV. NO.
VACANCIES FOR YOUNG MEN. cool rms;
very best food; walking distance from most
Government buildings; S40,50 to $43 per
mo. 2022 @ ST. NV. -2l
BEL-AIR CLUB, "a block Georgia and
Alaska bus-A delightful summer home;
master rooms WITH porch; fine food. SH,
3317 SH 9775. -21
Evening star., 1948-05-19
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience, with
Cali M any; any time. Mr.. Cook, GL. 5l37.
HOUSEHOLD MovINGs between Wash.
D. C. and Eastern, Southern or Middle
West States. For free estimate phone MA
SMALL Tfs Ma so apG iSssls Effects
bags, etc, Days, nights, Suns. Truck with
MOVING and general hauling large or
264S; nlght. AT: 9376. 2o'
enced men; i piece or load; storage space
sToRAsE ! TRANs CO, e55 n. Y: ave.
Nov MovIsG Nc. ACROSS TIE STREET or ssro..
sooms; zoo 'saa expert psekins. Prone No .0ios,
MHRnkSE sTPpFFEAsaanN TvPpFEsaNs sG MoHfNc sst
.saSSs sna sssSfise r. ssss sf r. Ssss
BATES aysTags rSoms o.
of nsnt addena aaI 81 Per mSe'h sAsf 's
ExsI TANs MS2Na GT2 r. ISvf e s5 Job
as pay on moving. GLOVER, RE. $3.50.
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING - Fast
ss5Sss Why Ss Sf1ss :. 3S% 700 sna
WANTED, LOAD Oh fAhl LoAD 10 anu
from Washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland.
Detroit, Chicago. St. Louis. Kansas City.
Denver. Calf. immediate service. NORTH
ERN VAN LINES, INC, AT. 81 53, AT 81 81.
GENERAL HAULING, moving. Call Adams
NATIONWIDE SERVICE; any size ship
ments; insured carrier. NATIONAL
MOVERS. INC, tel. AT $3.50: "a
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
storage. IA. a937; after 7 pm, GE. l416.
CALL Ho. 1850 for that quick move.
Light and heavy hauling a speciality. Rea-
sonable rates -25
VAN WITH WHITE DRIVER, 50 90 mr.,
ewes. Suns. Packing and Grating. LU. S905.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

sdais ss fSmls; = Nv: prefer west - is,h;
REpREsENrATIvE desires
house. 9 or 3 bedrms: completely furn.
n W. section: saraee.- Call DE. 3ooo' Ext
REpafks RE xfssasNS MADE q On your unfurn house
vacate hcmc: perm, .RA. s3o3 Sat, Sun
8 Sos4on sfss Sftr child dss!:e
SETp TSrrRSisHEp I1SS Tf59i HoTsn for la
mer, in sub Nd. Have l child 10 mo
WANTEp-Unfurnished MARYLAND pTotss-
1900 Ext. si5i. write Box 55s-A' star star
gE,. HAVE " e1Esr sgss S who pes oss5 sve s6S pr
+ sSl5sEEI E, vi 5j5iEs: S5ta4sj.bsa sts
room roo home for 0ff Family. SON T. daushter
e. within 30 minutes Pentason' ., RE.
1T aIooc COLONEL ESs s4SH WlFE AND 2 SMALL chill
dren urgently. need 2-bedroom furnished
or unfurnished house or apartment, nearby
Xs peSf syf,ed 'Sns oR BEbRM sIsf house
sls% Mos RE FEM sTo9 * Ex ApytssE asa for 1ntu n
nished or 8 bedrm house or apartment:
For Poem 1104 o3s
requires or ) bedroom unfurnished
house by June 15 vicinity North, Airing
ton. Falls Church or NV. WashinRton;
4 adults: willing to do own decorating
and accept 2-year lease. Call HO. 1873
between am. and 4 pm; ewes. FA.
1859. "a
{ CARPENTER needs small house in Nd. or
Va: no children or pets: will paint and re-
pair 1t, Call SH. 4s31 after 4:3o pm.
FORMER CONGRESSMAN, adult family,
requires unfurn house; minimum, 8 bed
Alexandria or vie, by July !; lease
maximum, $3.50. OV. 1854.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SUMMER RENTAL, Bethesda, June 1-sept,
! 3; 3 bedrms., detached. Call William Tay-
lor, office Of J. RUPERT MoHLER, ma;
t2so aE!fd m Gouse io wy ssR5
baths; June-October; couplei S175 month";
references Box 452-R, Star. 10
ElTdea ana srrsee RedFm Fin sep 5a'h s Is sa
GEoRGEfoWN"-a- Gi! re bedrm., ans -ba tn house.
AHs asef0r now 9Gs at ss5@ Hn s Oct Phone
TAKoMA PARK-Furnished home, June l
month; nonsmokers preferred. Cali 81,
AURORA HILLS. So. Arlington-4- -bedrm
3,bsth house nfs s5ln min. to Pentason' 10 min
FrsSIsHfS F sSEs 2s,' IN: IN HOUSE. dg,,ng SYM;
siyPR siE TGnh spRiNG RsS9e SSer Gss det
rm. home; 3 bedrms., 2 with twin beds,
master bedrm. Philco air Is,e cooled gar; gar
ffnsed fins s5 sack mo- yaFs sH aSaa0ie asas June and
-bedrm., house, nice yard;
garden space; immediate occupancy; ~ l y
mo. l011 S. Edison ST. Colombia Forest'
oAKCREsT, South Arlington-4-b -bedrm.,
5bah brisk bone IN exsoSys a9ft nsghbog beg
room; 1st-hoor .bedrm. with full tiled bath,
lge. liv. ;rm;; rec. ,rm., gas s-c C heat, beau
ttgly shTuoHsd lot Drffd sPR4 Per s9s
S. Arlington Ridge rd. OK 2400 Otis
SUBURBAN HOME for sum
mer mos 5000 In Hillandale. Md.
GRAHAM HALL, Realtors, SH 6b26; eyes,
WI 2644
BEAUTIFUL ENTRANCE on 10th St, near
Colorado ave. II rooms 4 baths; 500
per month; 3-year lease. Call EN-. 3072,
NEITHER, Realtor-Builder, HOG Vermont
aovEIY heei " COUNTRY HOUSE. tastefully fur
nished. rooms; near Warrenton, Va, 30
miles from downtown WASHINGTON. Avail
able for 3 months, rent beginning June T.
For further details write Warrenton, Va,
Box n, or call Warrenton lS2-W-l l, -23
IL ROOMS, , inclosed porches and garage;
partly furnished; convenient location, on
Fulton st. and Wisconsin ave; lease to
responsible party; rent, $375. EN- 1896
Box 16l-B, Star. IL
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 4-bedroom in
Chevy Chase; terrace, inclosed sun porch,
2-car garage, maids room and bath in
basement; $3.50 per month; will give lease
to responsible party; Bendix washer. 401
E. Leland ST.. Chevy Chase, D. c. OIL.
1000
Evening star., 1948-05-19
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

MD.-Four-bedroom ,Siiifl sMi,bath3 II
renewing. to responsible party who will
respect property. Call MRS. CRE1GHI0N'
EXCLUSIVE WOODMOORE, Silver Spring,
Md-For good income; bedrms,, garage
porch big kit. lge din. rm.. big liv. rm.,
3 baths, hYge bsmt, "a. 1885 howe 81 he
2-story detached brick, con,
sisting of 6 large rooms, .;2la modern tiled
baths, modern kitchen, library, recreation
room. full basement, front and back
porch; all-modern, up-to-date improve
portaton. Can be seen by E.3 appointmfeMntt tTfMt
CO, 9l5 New York ave. NV, MA. 44l6.
LOVELY NEW HOME, large liv. rm, with
fireplace, sun porch, : bedrms., . baths.
garage, complete kitchen; located in New
Hampshire Gardens, Md; yr. lease at 5000
month or will entertain proposition for
owner to maintain room at less rent Gan
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME Of 9
rooms, / y baths. gas heat: conveniently
located in the heart OF Silver Spring
Only $3.50 per month. Call BEITzELL'
Evening star., 1948-05-19

DUPONT CIRCLE-Second floor; Just com.
pleted, large living room with open fre-
place, perfect for entertaining. bedroom.
den, electric kitchen, private tiled bath:
beautifully decorated. Immediate occu-
pancy on yearly lease to gentile settled
couple with no pets, S16o. Dupont 647s.
Box 250-A, Star 20
ONE F-BEDRM. unfurn apt. in duplex: NV
section; avail to quiet empl. persons June
Is. Box 3S3-A. Star.
GLOVER PARK SECTION-Apt. in mod
bldg. available soon: refined perm. located
middle aged couple: $3.50 mo, State age,
refs, etc. Box 235-B, Star. al
Evening star., 1948-05-19
ROOMS EURhlsHED-Md. 8 Va.

ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM for gentle
man: convenient transp.; $50 per month.
ROOM WITH u BATH. conv. located bet
3 huslines; suitable for gentleman. Phone
Glebe 9O5%. 1892 N DanVille st, Arl.. Va
-l9
DALE DRIvE-sinsle and double, next to
bath Call Sliso 7l49. 10
FRONT ROOM. dble. bed; next to bath; Is
minutes 20 downtown Wash: gentlemen
only. Call TIE. 614", bet. and . pm
ARLINGTON-Furn, sgle rm, next bath;
OuP7S 6SS- -c1
Evening star., 1948-05-19

PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLoYE, lady, EN-
ployed 4 pm. till midnight; room and
board in nice home, preferably near Penta-
ton, for self and small child: around 500
mo- Call MRS. HUMPHREYS, RE. 800,
SKI 6633 or 1883 after pm.
room with private adult family, NV sec
zion, shortly after first of month reason
eble price. Write Box 400-A. Star. 2l'
Evening star., 1948-05-19
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

l'0e LANG pI. N.E.--Large,, nicely fur
y room, fo- employed couple Or sentlem4an.
beds for . persons SO wk. each. LU.
WOODBRIDGE, large attr. front, bedrm.
quiet det home c0nv transp,, Kit. privil.;
no other roomers NO 1929.
1901 24th ST. N.E.-Double front room,
brick home Franklin }313. ii
G3l E ST. N.E.--Double and single rooms
for girls; newly furnished private phone;
40 GIRARD ST; N,E;asingle room for
young lady, 81. Call HO. 1868 after $50.
BEDRM. and sleeping porch, ideal land
scape. adults gentle home, for gentleman:
near Gu, after for insp., available
June 1st $40. NO. 1883. u
COLORED-23rd PL., OFF BENNING RID.
Large front room; single person or mar
rico couple Call II i76l. l9'
COLORED-N.E. - Rooms furnished in
Christian home: near 42nd and Gault pl
CoLoRED-WoULD You LIKE furn
I'm. IN a nearby uor! !heast apt? Very at
tractive, given privil. to practically share
entire apt. with another lady; can cook
laundry. use phone. Suitable for refined
LADY or couple; S3450 per mo. Call Lu.
CoLoRED-N.E. sECTIoN-Newly deco
rated. with sink, for nice employed. mar
ted couple; $40 a wk Ii. 0961. Ia
Evening star., 1948-05-19
ApARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE I-bedroom apt. IN
washington for 1-bedroom apt in N. Y.
city; rent under $50. Write MRS. E.; l..
SAXTON, 1901 Argonne pl. NV. -25
N Y. FOR WASH, 21z rms, unfurn.,
$50 % rent. for similar. Call Pleasant
1857 or Box 395-A, Star.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
ROOMS euRNisHED-s.I. and s.w.

Gas F. CAPITOL ST.-Large single loom,
nicely furn.. on end floor, next to bath;
1IIi Z ST. S.E.-Lge. room, newly deco
rated, well furn., adjoining bath; desirable
for man and wife; Sl0 per wk.: no par
ties. IL @449 after pm, 2l
dS5 II ST. S.W.-l room. S6 wk,; cold and
hot water: rm. for light Housekeeping, SO
wk; no pets or children
1910 PA. AVE. SE.-Large. front room.
twin beds: girls or couple; laundry priv
.leecs; So each weekly. TR. 1862. 10
1927 ST. S.E.-Large front room. very
clean and light, for couple or two men.
AT 724o co.
FURNISHED ROOM for couple. on car
line. Call after + m. TW. 210s.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds laun-
dry and phone prlvlls.. on busline. LU.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
ROOMS UkFURkiSHEp.

TWO LARGE ADJ. RMS, newly renovated;
cooking privils.. gas and lights furn.;
(married couplel; near 18th and Columbia
I'd. NV. 70 6TH4. 6:30-7:3o pm. 30
FRONT RM., unfurn.; couple preferred:
pvt. DE. 5532, BIS oakdale pl. LeDroit
Evening star., 1948-05-19
COUNTRY eoARD.

iedy In beautiful country home: 10 miles
east Of Capitol: Lanham, Nd, WA. 1899.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
ROOMS FURN. OR UkFURk.
ROOMS WANTED.

FRONT RM.. dble or single: Ink. II de
sired. excel transp. AT. SSl9. 10
Evening star., 1948-05-19
APARTMENTS uhFuRNlsnrp.

NEW JERSEY AVE. NV
Apt. 3-Couple or single person to shar,
apt. with young couple. S45 single, S5t
couple. Do not phone. go
Evening star., 1948-05-19
ApARTMENTs WANTED.

baby desire unfurn. apt. in s,e OIL. 1929.
al
AIR FORCE PERSONNEL stationed at
Andrews Field need furnished or unfur-
nished apartments or houses. Hillside
NJ I.,O frny, : tn n
, 1948-04-23
FREsHWATER.

feet long by 200 feet wide, so
designed that rainwater will
drain off into a "catchment''
or underground catch with a
million and a half gallon stor-
age capacity.
Plans will be available to
prospective bidders at the of
flee of Robert L. Kenan and
Associates, Bell Building,
Montgomery, Alabama, about
May |. The bids are scheduled
to be opened June Is in the
Office of the Deputy Commits
sioner Of Construction, Bureau
of Community Facilities, Wash
ington, D. G.
, 1948-04-23

stration. They invaded the
building, broke up classes at
tended by the remaining 1000
students.
Governor Pinero has con-
DENIED the action of the stu
dents. The Chancellor said
that the agitators apparently
took their cue from the insur-
rectionists in Bogota, Column
bia.
, 1948-04-23

ent gave a long applause to the.
teams as they came in.
The game was a fast one and
very close, as the issue altern-.
ated constantly in favor of one
or another Of the contending.
teams, which is always the
case in games in which two
strong teams meet.
The Cardinals (Rio Piedras)
succeeded in holding off the
strong and determined often
, 1948-04-23

sive of the visitors after OBJ
tanning their one goal lead, en-
abling them to come out vic
torious in the contest. The UNI
pire was Mr.. Stanley.
Translated from Ell Mundo
by Chas. H. Emanuel, Sr.
, 1948-04-23
JOE LOUIS.

Louis expects to weigh IA
or 215 when he enters the ring.
Walcott believes he will weigh
around 1872 or 1874 pounds for
the fight.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
KnilI Walkinshaw

The Poolesville Methodist
Church was the scene of the we'd
ding of Miss Peggy Ann Wal2in-
shaw, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Walkinshaw of Sellman, to
Ebert Keefer Knill, son of Edgar
Knill, also of Sellman, on Satur-
day, October 20. The Rev. Thomas
Fleming, pastor of the GAINESVILLE
Baptist Church officiated at the
double ring ceremony. He was as
sisted by the Rev. Charles A. Mi
chael of the Poolesville Methodist
Church. The church was decorated
in palms and baskets of mixed fall
flowers and lighted candelabra.
The bride wore a white satin
gown with fingertip veil. She car
ried bouquet of white roses. Her
maid of honor and cousin, Miss
Doris Jean Walkinshaw, wore rose
MORE with matching headband and
carried an arm bouquet of rose
pompoms.
The bridesmaids, Florence
Rsmsburg and Eva Robertson wore
apple green MORE dresses and car
ried arm bouquets of yellow and
bronze pompoms and wore match
ing headbands. Kathleen 0'Hara,
niece of the groom, was flower
girl and wore long yellow dress.
Best man for the groom was his
brother, Charles Knill. Ushers
we're Frank Knill, also a brother,
and Ruley O'Hara, brother-in-law.
The pianist was Jenean Cour-
son, and her father, William Cour-
son rendered several vocal solos.
For her wedding trip the bride
wore hunter green suit with tan
accessories and a corsage Of au-
tumn asters and talisman roses.
The bride and groom are now at
home in Comus after honeymoon
trip to Bay View, Delaware.
Mrs. Knill, before her marriage,
was in training at Frederick Me-
mortal Hospital. The groom is a
graduate of PoolesviIle High
School and is presently engaged
in farming.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
History Class Takes Trip

Students of the 8Y history class
made trip on Thursday, October
% to historical Annapolis, capital
of Maryland.
Travelling by school bus, and ac-
companied by their teacher, Mrs.
Elizabeth Quincy, and a student
teacher from Western Maryland
College, Miss Betty Reamer, the
students saw many interesting and
historical places. Visits were made
to st. Anne's Church, the State
House, the Governors Mansion,
the U. S. Naval Academy and its
museum, to John Paul Jones Crypt,
Dahlgren Hall, and to Bancroft
Hall which houses the model mid
shipman's room. 3
Rockets Trample N. T. s.
Richard tgomery High
School scored its third victory in
six starts Friday at National
Training School of Washington,
d. C., with a $50 triumph.
Zebe Brodie Tipped a wobbly
pass to Jimmy Moneymaker in the
opponents end zone for the Rock
cts first tally of the game. Jimmy
King scored the second touchdown
on 20-yard drive off right tackle.
After scoreless second quar-
ter, Upton Grant, in the third play
of the second half, intercepted a
pass and galloped forty yards TO
increase a thirteen-point lead to
nineteen.
Buddy Bfiscoe racked up six
points in the last quarter to shut
out National Training School $50.
Dallas. Cooper, in four attempts
for extra points, was successful in
making only one point.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney R. Nc
Cathran of Washington Grove an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ruth Eaton, to Irving
Wilbur Embrey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rozier o, Embrey Of Rock
vile.
Miss McCathran, graduate Of
Gaithersburg, High School, is now
attending Strayers Business Col
lege, and is employed by the How
ard w. Phillips Co., in Washing
ton. Mr.. Embrey was with the
Navy during the war. He attended
Richard Montgomery High School
and is presently employed by the
Pargas Corporation Of Rockville.
The wedding will take place in
December.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Among The Homemakers
Germantown Club

Among the highlights of the
Germantown Homemakers meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Bowie
Waters, October %, was a demon
stration on ceramics given by Mrs.
Roy Selby. She had very interest
ing display of finished products.
Mrs. Selby also gave a report of
the morning session at the annual
meeting held recently in Kensing-
ton. Miss Rebecca Leaman report
ed on the afternoon session, telling
about the wonderful demonstration
on flower arrangements.
The members had as their guest
Mrs. j. D. King, at one time pre-
sident of the Montgomery County
Council of Homemakers. Mrs.
Selby presented her with the pin
which is given to all past presi-
dents. Mrs. r. C. Browning, presi-
dent, who was hospitalized several
weeks ago, was able to attend the
meeting.
The Halloween theme was
carried out in the serving of re-
freshments, and also in the roll
call.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Start Now To Give
Poinsetfo Plants
Special Care

For Christmas Towering, poin-
setta plants must receive special
care beginning no later than the
middle of November. With the
December holiday just around the
corner, DR.. Conrad B. Link, Pro-
lessor of Horticulture at the Uni
versity of Maryland, offers some
timely information to growers of
the festive plants.
The poinsetta is extremely SEN
sitive to light and darkness, and
so should be put on short-day,
long-night schedule almost i'm
mediately. In the subtropics, Ma
ture takes care of this by provid-
ing the short days and long nights
required. In a lighted living room,
however, the plant is likely to get
just the reverse and will be re-
tarded as result. DIR. Link adj
vises limiting the poinsetta's day
to approximately 10 hours, and
putting it to bed' in a dark room
for the remainder Of the night.
Even a very minute but continu-
Gus light will delay flowers, so a
dimly lit hall would not be dark
enough. 1t is an interesting fact
that even in greenhouses, any
plants which receive small
amount of light from a distant
street lamp may flower too late
for Christmas.
Here are DR.. Links suggestions
for producing handsome flowers:
Place the poinsetta where it will
get as much light as possible dur
ing the day, then move it to a
completely darkened room.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Richard
Montgomery
News
Tide" Wins Honor

Richard Montgomery has re-
ceived notice that the school news
paper the "Tide," has won second
place among high school papers of
fair achievements. The rating was
awarded by the Quill and Scroll,
an international honorary society
for high school journalists.
School newspapers throughout
the nation were judged by the
society's critical service, under the
direction of DIR. Lawrence R.
Campbell. "Tide" was recognized
as one of outstanding achieve
ments among mimeographed news
papers.
Criticisms were made on four
issues which the sponsor submitted
last year to the critical board. Sug-
gestions for improvement are at
present being applied by the ten
students who are enrolled in the
class of journalism. t $50
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-04
Long Out Of Print Book
On, Sale At Library Fair

The question of (Which book
shsliI give?s is simply solved this
week at the benefit Book Fair to
be held at the Rockville Public
Library on Friday, November s,
from to 10 P. M. Books for chill
dren of all ages, best-selling nov
els, popular new biographies,
poetry and story collections, and
many craft and hobby books will
be displayed at the Book Fair and
appeal to almost every interest.
OF particular appeal to men,
Dwight D. Eisenhower Crusade
in Europe" will be available for
pre-publication order at the lower
price which prevails until the pub
LEGATION date of November %. Men
who have read Douglas Southall
Freeman's "R. E. Lee" with keen
est interest will find equal fascina-
ton in Mr.. Freeman's two-volume
biography, George Washington"
"If the promise of these pages is
sustained" stated the New York
Times recently, "he will give us
something more important even
than a great biography. He will
reveal to us, precisely and vividly,
figure whom Americans have
never really known. He will not
merely recreate Washington; in
great degree, he will discover him."
No handsomer gift can be chosen