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Montana labor news., 1949-10-27

USV DC EHIUINtu
While laudlng congressional &C
ton ON 4 Scent an hour minimum
wage. the convention urged that
sufficient funds be appropriated to
provide for effective enforcement"
OF the wage hour act.
There j, no value i'll an increased
minimum which cannot be effectively
enforced. a convention declaration
stressed.
\ right TO extend coverage OF the
wage act 10 millions who are now
unprotected will be carried ca mex
year. the convention decided
Montana labor news., 1949-10-27
ETERNAL CONFLICT

Whenever there is a con-
'flict between human rights and
property rights. human rights
must prevail Lincoln.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

is recuperating from a recent
major operation.
Miss Claudine Morgan is attend
ing summer school at the Univer-
sity of Maryland and is staying at
College Park with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ely have had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Blair Ely of Wilmington, Nel. Mr..
and Mrs. Ely are return ing to
Delaware with their guess and
will remain there for several
weeks.
Vacation Bible School in the two
Methodist Churches started this
week with good enrolment
lespite the hot humid weather.
The young tots from to are at
ending Epworth and those from
} to IA are at Grace Church. This
will continue for another week.
This evening the Wonan's So
-IcLy anu VCSlCyd Oil NullU VI 0GdCe
Church are entertaining with a
'eception for the Rev. and Mrs.
Karl Newell. The Newell's have
sndeared themselves to the COM
munity and all are glad to have
hem returned as part of the
Church and community life in
Gaithersburg for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Windsor
entertained fourteen at dinner on
Sunday for their son Pfc. Donald
Windsor who is home for the first
time in eight months. Donald has
been stationed at Brooks Field Air
Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
After his leave here he will go to
California and then to Japan for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grimm are
gradually moving into their new
home on Frederick Avenue which
has recently been completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson
have given up their apartment on
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14
GAITHERSBURG
Cal Mrs. JGmes Schroeder
Gaithersbatrg lie

(The folloaOing items we're omit
ted from last weeks paper due to
lack of Space.
Last year about this time we
wrote on canning beans and caused
the phone calls to triple. Just .
little story this year about friend
who was sent by her mother to
purchase seeds for string beans
After shopping in all the stores in
town, she returned to her mother
to report that there just weren't
any string beans to be had. why
her mother retorted, "just yester-
day saw lots of them" "Oh, yes.
replied the daughter, there were
plenty of beans, but they were all
stringless, l couldn't get single
string bean seed!"
While some of us are bearing
the sunshine and picking beans,
some of our neighbors are vaca-
tioning at various cool spots. Mrs.
Lawson King, Mrs. Fannie Fulks
and Mrs. Ruth Brandenburg with
Mrs. Kings family, are now at
Colonial Beach.
Miss Mary Gallaher, a recent
graduate of the local High School
is spending few weeks in Plain
field, N. j. visiting Mrs. Stanley
Burnet and family. She will return
via Towson, where she will take
her physical for Towson State
Teachers College.
Mrs. Edith Boland has returned
to her home after spending two
weeks in Chevy Chase with hei
daughter, Mrs. E. w. White, who
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

Walker Avenue and moved on
Saturday to Randallstown.
Mrs. Norman Belt will entertain
the Thursday night Bridge Club at
her home tomorrow night.
Miss Sara Lee Douglas enter
tanned large group of her friends
on Tuesday evening with a supper
party at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas.
The Misses Mildred McBain and
Eleanor Ruby and Marshall Saw
age and Erwin Ramseur spent Sun
day in Gettysburg sightseeing
Miss Virginia Ruby in German
town entertained the party at sup
per when they returned from theii
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Chiswell
and their daughter and son-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Walker and
son Gary are spending the week at
Breezy Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Donner
and children of Basking Ridge
N. J. were guests of Mrs. Donner's
sister, Mrs. Robert Chambers over
the 4th.
Mrs. Byron Stevens spent the
past weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Wells.
Miss Martha Clark is spending
the summer at Virginia Beach
near Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crawford
and three little children have rent.
ed the Walter Williams home or
Frederick Avenue.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14
TWIN BROOK
NEWS =
Charles s. HGmm
Rockville 1895

(The foLlOaOing items qcere omit
ted from last Weeks paper due to
lack of space
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wilson of
San Antonio, Texas, are spending
the week with their daughter, Mrs.
r. A. Coffey, 5000 St. Lo Avenue.
Denise Riddlemoser, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Riddlemoser,
13301 Ardennes Avenue, recently
returned home from the hospital.
Those getting relief from the
heat at Mayo Beach during the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Hampton, 13206 Okinawa
Avenue and Mr.. and Mrs. Strod
A. Book, 13307 Okinawa Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Maryman,
Jr., 1902 Okinawa Avenue, last
weekend entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Maryman, Sr. and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Edgar Maryman, all of
Washington.
Celebrating her 18th birthday
anniversary last Saturday with a
party at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Strod A.. Book, was Mrs.
Frances Hand Of Washington.
Guests last Saturday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin w. Duncan, 1340S
Viers Mill Road, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Zimmerman of Rock
crest.
Entertaining with a party this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred w.
Dennisg 1910 Viers Mill Road.
Guests were James Hunt, Rock
vile; Miss Peggy Phillips, Be-
thesda, and Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
cornwell, Miss jamie Dennis,
Irving Fling, Miss Denna Dolluc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Dennis, all of
Kensington.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles w. Miller,
b9O3 St. Lo Avenue, are spending
the week of July 4 with their par
ents at Brunswick.
A great need for Japanese Beetle
traps in the Twin Brook area has
been noticed. Those who have not
yet acquired traps are encouraged
to get them from the County
Agents Office in Rockville for the
reasonable sum of 30 cents each,
rent for 2 years.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

(The fOiloaoing items Uere omit
ted from last weeks paper due to
lack Of spdce.)
Just recently what is believed
to be the Villages youngest couple
moved in to spend their permanent
honeymoon at 4522 Sigsbee Road.
Robert N. and Edna Talbot are
both Washingtonians by birth and
are happy to be out of the city
and in their nice neat new home
high above Dewy and Sigsbee
roads. Those terraces will help to
keep Bob's muscles in trim for a
possible career in athletics. He is
well known for his prowess in semi
pro baseball circles. Their ages
now (and they don't care a hoot
who know it, are: Bob 21, Edna
18. Many happy days to the Tall
bolts, say the Villagers.
Bernard E. and Nina Gillespie
of 4502 Benion Road had a swell
time over the Fourth entertaining
neighbors at a Weiner roast. The
dogs disappeared fast and every
one was happy. Mrs. Gillespie's
Aunt Ella Remick of Wheeling,
w. Va, is making her home with
the Gillespies. Mrs. Remick loves to
be called Aunt Dodo," and "Aunt
Dodo" is loved by all who are lucky
enough to make her acquaintance.
She was born September IL, 1855
in Wheeling, (then in Virginia.
and is the proud owner of hand
sewed silk flag made when there
were only 33 stars. 1t served as
her fathers regimental flag in the
War Between the States. 1t is a
pleasure to talk to and see a per-
son like Aunt Dodo. She is tall,
stately, square-shouldered and has
very clear insight on all things
going on. Her opinion of the Vii
lage and it's people is cts one of
the most interesting places / have
ever lived in, and is people by most
all young folks full of ambition that
are willing to work and make the
Village a place one can be proud
to be a resident Of" Incidentally,
Aunt Dodo is the senior in age of
the inhabitants. Nearly forgot to
mention that the Niclos family next
door helped to entertain at the
roast.
The Fourth of July went off
with bang for Viers Mill Villag-
ers. Quite a few out of towners
visiting the Villagers Joined in the
celebration. Most of the folks not
having visitors enjoyed the Fourth
at the beaches and parks.
1t was nothing new for Carl and
Doris Carpenter of 1907 Colin
Road when the stork came to visit
them for the fourth time. Siberian
Louise was born June l at Doctors
Hospital. The Carpenters have
quite family now with three sons
and a daughter.
Little Corolee Ann who was born
on June 20 to Barbara and Edward
w. Booth of 4513 Bennion Road,
was brought home in time to cele-
brate the holidays with her brother
Bill, who is 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. AL
brecht of Randolph Road were
pleasantly surprised when Mr..
Albrecht's parents from San Fran
cisco dropped in for a visit last
week. Mr.. Albrecht, Sr., says Viers
Mill Village has everything that
San Francisco has but the Golden
Gate.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14
Finds Dollar: Wins Car

Ada, Okla. = Finding dollar
bill in a sack of COW feed, ]. j.
Davis used it to buy a ticket for
an American Legion automobile
rattle. On Friday the thirteenth,
his ticket won him new Ford
sedan.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

takes furrowed fields, rough pastures
and narrow back roads with equal,
shift-free ease.
In all truth, this is a star of many
roles. Smart and sleek, finished like an
express cruiser, it's a standout for
style in any parking lineup, family
favorite for its quick readiness to take
on any transportation job.
It's buy, too, like all Buicks-and
your dealer is offering pleasantly
prompt delivery. Why not see him to-
day about the car that both literally and
fguratively is one in a thousand9
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14
BY INEZ GERHARD

NEXT OCTOBER the Lux The
~ ater of the Air will celebrate
its 18th anniversary on the air; the
whole studio could be filled with
stars who have appeared on the
program, with special section of
young actors and actresses who
made their dramatic debuts in
radio on it. Gregory Peck, Bette
Davis. Ginger Rogers, Robert Tay-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

When James Mason bought
the old Buster Keaton home in
Beverly Hills he found there
was no way to change the light
globes beneath the swimming
pool except from underneath.
So all through making The
Blank Wall" at Columbia he
leaked forward to excavating
around SAS pool, with the idea
Of finding out whether there
really was hidden room some
where under 1t.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

lor, Barbara Stanwycs, Wanda
Hendrix, Ray Milland, Walter Hus-
ton and many others have been
starred on the theatre. Margaret
O'Brien was about the youngest
when she made her debut. AS she
had not yet learned to read, she
had to memorize her lines. Next
years lineup of stars will be i'm
pressive, as usual.
One Of the prettiest items owned
by the wardrobe department at
Warner Bros. is a rose-point lace
bridal veil-has a sweep Of 10
yards, is valued at $1,000. You'll
see Patricia Neal wearing 1t in
1.-THE Fountainhead."
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14
Example

Best example of a group of
reds" is the family that basked
in the sun too long. = Christian
Science Monitor.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

Soviet signs trade pacts with
Czechoslovakia, Poland.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

Laura Elliot never saw the in
side OF movie studio till she
signed her Paramount contract last
fall; now, II Married Dead Man., "
her current picture, is her ninth in
the first half of 1919! With only a
few dramatic lessons and no acting
experience she was given the femi-
nine lead opposite William Eythe in
Special Agent" just as a start.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

Clark Gable also will do q pic
ture based on auto racing. 1t is
ITO Please a Lady" The romantic
interest is supplied by feminine
columnist, whose barbed words
start a feud between them. His
current film is Key to The City,"
James Melton will take a COM
bined pleasure and business trip
to the Hawaiian Islands while the
NBC Harvest of Stars" show is
on an eight-week vacation. He
plans 10 take his family along. and
to give four concerts.
Lloyd Nolan can say that he re.
members Bette Davis VIII n
when" being during the time
when she was an usherette at the
Dennis Theater on Cape Cod.
Nolan, who is co-starred with Audie
Murphy and Jane Wyatt in AL
lied Artists bad Boy" was work
ing there as stage hand. Both
were just putting in time until they
could get chance to act.
Whip Wilson, starred In Mono
grams Shadows Of the West" de-
cided to become proficient with a
bull whip after he saw the late
Douglas Fairbanks in the Don
Q" series. So. when just a kid. he
began practicing. has been at il
ever since. Says he seldom misses
a days workout. though now he
can even remove rings from his
wife's ears with the whipl
A tape recorder through which
the killer is trapped by police in
chinatown at Midnight" is coming
in handy for Hurd Hatfield. Maylia
and Tom Powers and Jacqueline
de Witt; they rehearse with the ma
chine before doing a scene.
The Exhibitor, national trade
paper, reports that Bing Crosby
leads all movies stars in box office
appeal. Cecil b. DeMille won out
as the best-selling producer and
best director, Montgomery Cliff as
the top new leading male discovery.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

At the request of the government
of Czechoslovakia, Paramount is
sending a print of 1--WE Refuse to
Die" to Prague for the archives
of Cinematographic museum. The
film, which tells the story of the
Nazis' destruction of the Czech
town, Lidiee. was produced for
Paramount in l94l by William H.
Pine and William c. Thomas as
wartime contribution.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

Thousands Of feet OF On-the-
spot action for "The Big
Wheel were obtained at the
indianapolis races last Men,
orial day. Mickey Rooney. after
finishing "Quicksand" goes right
into this auto racing film, with
Lima Romay.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

(The fOliOaOing items qOere omit
ted from last weeks paper due to
lack of Space.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14
VIERS MILL
> VILLAGE +

(The fOlloaoing items Oere omit
ted from last weeks paper due to
lack of spGce.)
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

nUlTE literally, it's one car in
~ thousand = 800 other cars take
the road for every Estate Wagon
Buick turns out.
But it's far more than something ex-
elusive, as you'll soon see when one
takes its place in your garage.
Tor those times, for instance, when
house guests arrive-what smarter
equipage could you send to the station,
what greater comfort, what handler
way to manage the luggage problem?
I And when the Lord and Master yearns
for few days away from it all what's
handler than this nimble gadabout,
that lets him fold down back seat at
nightfall and enjoy full-length double
bed sleeping space?
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-07-14

And that place in the country, calling
for car that can go just about every
where, do just about everything -.
That's when you'll 60 for the rugged
ness of this beauty with its steel franz
ing, steel top and springs of durable,
service-free coiled steel. That's when
you'll 60 for Dynaflow Drivef too
and the steady, even, fluid pull that
Evening star., 1949-09-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN

FILE CLERK, experienced, knowledge
of tipping; Phone OV. 2263. g.
GIRL. light colored, desires Job as
ma maid IN. n shop or waitress. Phone
GIRL, colored, wishes evening or
night work; experienced. ME. 4563.
GRAD. NURSE, colored. experienced,
refined: care invalid case. full or
HOUSEKEEPER. for elderly lady by
refined white woman. Box 420-A,
LADY wishes position as bookkeeper.
full charge, office manager, all phases
references. BOX 414-A. Star. IL.
.as Ssaats ssss Sssrss pGfse bnOer
license. Tel. HY. O8S9. IL
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, experienced
desires part-time position. ,Wo,
NuRsE. practical. infant care by
phss6SNEL ihs sSSHi SIkEcToR. SH SsSs ONCE m mgr.
excel. exper. in personnel and office
procedure, administrative and su-
pervisory exper. in retail and in
dustry; shorthand and typing. Pox
sEcRETARYs Ee1tEi asSf' .expsr.. stenos., book
keeping, prof. engrs.. etc manage
office travel representative. OR.
5365. Ill
secretarial position; financial, legal,
personal bookkeeping exper.; in or
out of town, 5-day wk., $50 wk.
Box 361 "A. Star. IL
SECRETARY -EXECUTIVE ASSIST
ANT, & years legal and business
experience in top flight positions in
Washington desires permanent con-
nection; 20, single; best references.
Tel. Decatur 953S. H.
WOMAN, colored, exper, wants job
, as ldsdae kischen helper 1oSa N a public Po.
EXPERT ., English-Spanish stenog-
rapher wants work Saturdays, some
evenings, or both. Box 37S-A. Star.
EXPER. 16 YRS, mostly personnel,
with supervisory capac.: exc. worker
with initiative: single lady, age 36
qualify easily $3.50 per mo. KE.
3-499S To-
Evening star., 1949-09-09
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

CEMENT WORK, stone walls, flag
stone terraces. walks. chimneyS. fire.
places. cement drivewsys, porcnes
retaining walls. pipe drainage. All
CUCC1o, Route 5. Horners lane,
Rockville Md. Phone Rockville 35SS.
CONCRETE. cement work, footines,
porches, steps. driveways and base
ment floors; old and new work. c.
GALEA. AT. 1854. IA
DRIyEWAYs. black TOD or limestone
GRAHAM PETRIE. oliver 1892
FENCE. chain link, all galvanized, all
posts set in concrete; immed. erec-
ton, Get the best for less. No money
down 36 mos. to pay. Phone HO.
r., 6SS3, S,a, eyes; & BE; 95s4: 49,. ia
best: LAYING: sanding. nnisainE:
Toosssi Toos INC 1912 Wisconsin ave
GAS BOILERS and hot-water heat
Ing makes. FLA terms, 3 years to
pay. Silver Springs leading plumb
in and heating arm. John G..
FITZGERALD, s512 Georgia ave.
moDEaSizlse HH, 4ts2; and additions. ..s esa..
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS; no Jobs
too small terms If desired; free
estimate. Call CARLSON, TR. 5120.
STORM WINDOWS-By all means see
the Hess Tripl-Glide aluminium COM
bination before you invest in storm
windows. Vastly superior because OF
its completely rugged construction
from heavy aluminium extrusions-
contains no sheet metal. Sold direct
to, you by the factory at factory
prices. Fully warranted. Free dem
onstration and survey without obli-
cation. See it and you'll like it. It's
completely different. Call the fac
tory Tor factory prices: TR. 0235
HESS ALUMINIUM WINDOWS. INC,
1918 Pa. ave. Sc.
COMPLETE REMoDELING. additions
garages. new homes. Call us for
estimates. HYDALE CONTRACTORS
1912 Queensbury I'd. Hyattsville
coSrRacroR4b On ac: 5Re BUILDER Assistance
in planning al types of new work,
rsnaed snsS aha Free estmates caii Il Il
3-9409. MILO CONSTRUCTION CO
GET YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS
done now w. D. TAYLOR, 90g
Greenwood ave. Takoma PIX. Md.
COMPLETE PLUMBING-New bath
rooms installed. old bathrooms re-
modelled. Gas-fired boilers and othel
home improvements. DU. 1881, T. j
FITLMAURICE. III
Evening star., 1949-09-09
SAIESkEk

eANVAssERS WANTED. average
earnings. 500 week. Honest.
alert and energetic men. Apply
6493 3rd ave, Forestville' MO- or
skIEsMANwA reputable realtor, and
builder has an opening for clean
cut man over .25 years 81 ,ss, age gen, gho
is is essressive @ and desirous Of good
earnings. We have the houses. people
need them. II you think you can
deliver. call Mr.. Mcdonnell. kT.
S94i, for an interview. A. "A.
CAROZzA CO., 1927 Penna. ave. Sc
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL opportunity
for an experienced, aggressive real real
estate salesman; For inter'ieKwI eKwIpRs Sss
Ne hsEiArTY k1Ftso g.. SH sas BOND snde Bldg T nj
WHOLESALE APPLIANCE-Local dis
tribusor has "a ptlnna,tan OPENING iG1 Wsshins
ton and Northern Virginia calling
on established accounts: expense
allowance, liberal commission. ST.
7bSS; ewes. SH. 1857.
sALEsMEN - Ford PASSENGER cars.
We need 2 men to complete our
sales organization; excel. PROPOSE
tlon to those who can qualify;
Transp. essential. For appt., mail
postal card with your name. address
and telephone number. Box 2-B,
saiIHEEsMAN-coLLEcToR for estab-
lished life. accident and health
nspTaass csT nsss.sary T9uts R aHSs $685. eon.T1''
YOUNG MAN wanted, jewelry selling
in dept. str: personality and selling
exp. pref. Rm. 500, 611 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires job as mother S
helper or g.h.w, no cooking; refs.
HI. 7741. 10"
GIRL, colored: E.h.w., 5-day week. or
laundry marker. CORA HIGH
SMITH, 10. 2-S543.
GIRL. colored. from Va. wants g.hw
5 days wk.; in walking distance
Refs. 1744 T st. NV. 10
GIRL, colored, wants 4 or 5 days a
week, house cleaning or ironing
Tuckerman 3795.
GIRL. colored. desires work in pvt
family, prefer motherless home. or 2
ladies: live out; good refs: hrs
$50 to g. Write IDA JONES. La
HIGH Etshf School GIRL. eolored, wishes
Job as mothers helper. Call MI.
HOUSEKEEPER. practical nurse,
white, middle-aged, desires position.
adult family. excellend cook; Swed-
ish. UN. 2441 %
WOMAN, colored, would like part
time work or baby sitter. HO. 12S1.
WOMAN wants days work. Call
after 6 pm. HI. GIG. %
SCANDINAVIAN LADY wishes posi-.
as housekeeper for empl. adults
without children. Box 395-A, Star.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES
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Gordon. MERVIN CONN ACCOR-
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NEW CLASSES now starting in Short
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Touch typing. free with course, Q
at CAPITAL FIX School, D @ @s6e
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