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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21
PohTby.

= IA. cervence Zemrel kra-
jan p. Vaclav Soul, 9O4 N.
Bradford ST., We start 62 let.
Narodil Sc V Kraselove, Cesko-
slovensko a V Americe dlel As
let. Povolan1m byl krejc1. "a
nechal zde zaImoucenou man
zelku pf. Annu Soul (roz. Svec)
syny PIP. Josefa, Edwarda a
Vaclava Soul, dcery pf. Eliza
beth KTfzek, p1. Mary Klaus
mayer a pf. Annu Fitzpatrick.
Pohfeb konal Sc II. cervence
re Cvachova Pohf. Domu, 900
N. Chester st. do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma HTbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele "a assistance
vlp. Hlavace a byl vypraven
PIP. Philip E. a Jerome Cvach.
= Is. cervence zemTel pan
George N. Hanauer, 1929 East
Monument St., We start 76 let.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore a byl
kapitanem hasicG. Zanechal
zde truchlic1 manzelku pf. Oil
via Z~eller-Hanauer syna p. Will
bur R. Hanauer a dceru pi.
Virginia Nitsch.
PohTeb konal Sc 10. cervence
re Philip Cvach PohT. Domu,
2716-18 E. Monument st. do
st. Andrews kostela a odtud
ma HTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
1G. cervence zemrela p1.
Ella Wienfenbach (roz. Be-
lard), manzelka p. John Vie
fenbach, 923 N. Patterson Park
Ave., We start so let. Narodila
Sc v Baltimore.
PohTeb konal sc 10. cerven-
&c re SchimGnkova PohT. Domu
ma Baltimore National Gene
terry.
16. cervence zemrel pan
William J. Ritchey, 46 Kings
ton Park, Middle River, Md,
We start 65 let. Narodil sc V
Pennsylvania.
Pohreb konal Sc 20. cervence
re SchimGnkova PohT. Domu
do Altoona, Pa.
10. cervence zemrela vdo-
va p1. Mary j. Roggio, GLIB N.
Belnord Ave-, We start 81 let.
RYaZ0I11o co Y Tfo1IS
PohTeb konal Sc dnes rano re
Schim1nkova PohT. Domu do
kostela st. Elizabeth a odtud
ma HTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
10. cervence zemrel kra-
jan vdovec p. Joseph A. Hlav1n,
St., 2721 E. Madison St., We sta
RI 78 let. Narodil Sc v Balti-
more. Byl krejc1m ma odpocin-
ku. Zanechal zde zarmoucene
dftky: pf. Mary Mumau, p1.
Helen Prasek, p. Andrew Hla-
vim a Joseph A. Hlav1n, Jr.
Zemfely p. Josef A. Hlavfn
byl mfstopredsedou Cesko-Ame-
rickeho STAY. Spolku a clenem
Teditelstva Severo-vychodnfho
Cesk6ho .Stav. Spolku.
PohTeb Dude Sc konati v so
botu, %. cervence rano re Schi-
mGnkova Pohf. Domu do koste-
la sv. Vaclava a odtud ma Hrbi-
TOW Nejsv. Vykupitele. Nabo-
zenske obrady vykona vlp. Fee
lix Vanish.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21
Jihoslovane oslavili zalozeni
tankove brigady.

Belehrad. - V nedeli, 16.
cervence jihoslovanska armada
vyrukovala v oslave 6. vyroc1
zorganisovanl tankove brigady
z pf1kazu marsala Tito jak sde-
lila zpravodaj Tanjug. Dale dl,
re tato pancerova moe "vzost-
la v income oddeleni armady a
je domaci vyrobou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21
Italie stoji "a SIN.
Velvyslanec Dunn u presidenta.

Washington, d. c.. - Anne
ricky velvyslanec v Italii James
Dunn prohlasil, re lid a vlada
Italie stojf v korejske otazce
pevne "a Spojenymi narody.
Pc sve navsteve u presidenta
Trumana velvyslanec Dunn re-
XII novinafdm, re italska vlada
oznamila svou podporu Spoje-
narod1m a Spojenym Sta
t1m v oficielnfch projevech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21
Norsko vytezi tTi tuny uranu
"a pristi tri roxy.

Arendal, Norsko. - V rf1s-
itch tfech letech zde budou W.
tezeny til tuny uranu z dolu
EVE, ktery je jedinym urano-
wynn dolem v Norsku, kde vsak
byl nalezen uran i ma iinych
mfstech, We kterych Sc vsak do
sud nedoluje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21
Prvni amfibialni prepaid
americkych vojsk.

We stredu zahajili America
ne pTistanf svych vojsk ma w
chodn1 strane Koreje We fronte
nepTatelske LIME a pokrocili Z
mil ku predu. Pristan1 delo Sc
"a ochrany valecnych lodi a le-
tectva. Proti postupujlc1m A
merican1m nebyla vypalena a
nj jedina rama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21
Turci zkratili armadnf sluzbu
O rok.

Ankara, Turecko. - Turec-
ko zkratilo povinnou vojenskou
sluzbu z til rok1 ma diva. TIL
rocnf sluzba byla- vsak pone-
chana pro nektere zvlastni
sluzby u namofnictva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21
Ceskoslovenska Narodni Rada
" Americe dskuje presidentu
Trumanovi Ia schvaleni
ID. p. zakona&

Pfedseda Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodnf Rady v Americe, plukov-
nix Josef Triner, pT1pisem re
dine 80. cervna t. r. podekoval
presidentu Trumanovi "a jeho
slechetny Gin schvalen1 zakona,
ktery dovoluje zvysenemu poe
tn politickych bezenc1 vstup
do Spojenych StatG.
Dekovne pTfpisy byly zasla-
ny senator1m PIP. Scott Luka-
SOW a Paul Douglasovi "a je
jich velkodusnou podporu pTi
odhlasovanf D. P. zakona.
Prfpis presidentu Trumano-
vi mi:
Pane presidente -
Dovolujeme 81 Yam vysloviti
svoji uprfmnou vdecnost "a to,
re jste schvalil doplneny "a
kon, tykajici Sc bezenc1. "a
kon tento umozn1 ceskosloven-
skym exulantdm ,aby v nasi ba-
ste demokracie nalezli zadouci
1tulek.
Verime, Re exulanti vynasna-
Ii Sc re vsech svych sill, ably
nam v boji prot komunismu
jak We Spojenych Statech, tax
i pc celem svete vydatne po-
mahali.
S uprimnou uctou,
Ceskoslovenska Narodn1 Rada
v Americe,
Josef Triner pTedseda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21

Vzpomfnka cd naSeho ctenare.
Mnoho srdecnych pozdravG
z krasneho Colorado Springs
Yam a vsem milym ctenafum
zas1la Vas Jaroslav Smejkal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21
Ceskoslovenska Narodni Rada
podporuje zakrok presidenta
Txrooua " K orei

lfumana v NOrSl
Ceskoslovenska Narodn1 Ra-
da v Americe, vltaj1c RICHLY "a
sab presidenta Trumana prot
komunistickym rusitel1m mlru,
kterf svymi hordami vpadli do
JIM Korei, zaslala mu dine 30.
cervna tento telegram:
President Truman
White House
Washington, d. C.
Ceskoslovenska Narodn1 Ra-
da v Americe blahopreje Va
semu raznemu zakro(enl ma O.
chranu miru a demokracie v
Korei a slibuje Yam svoji pl-
nou podporu.
Joseph Timer, predseda
John Golosinec, taJemnlk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-21

TAX vsichni jsme z lidl,
vladce i rob, a mne zivot test a
modest hrOb. Sladek.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Golden Wedding
Anniversary To Be
Celebrated Sunday

DIR. and Mrs. Anna e. Rush of
115-B W. Woodbine street in Chevy
Chase are holding reception at
their hcme on Sunday, June a.
from a to 7 for Mrs. Rush's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo F. Zwiss-
Ter of Silver Spring. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zwissler are celebrating their
Golden Wedding anniversary on
that date.
Assisting DR.. and Mrs. Rush will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Zwissler's other
children, Mrs. w. Frank Gate
wood of Bethesda; Mrs. George H.
Jones of Chevy Chase and Fred ],
Zwissler of Washington.
Following the reception, Mr.
Zwissler and his son will entertain
the family and out-of-town rela-
tives at buffet supper at the Con.
gressional Country Club.
Cadet Robert Louis Rush, grand.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Zwissler, who
is completing his first year at West
Point, will arrive at his home foi
his vacation too late to attend the
party. After his arrival on June
z, many parties are being planned
in his honor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Chevy Chase Chapter
OAR. Elects Officers
At Nav "a Meeting

Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox was
elected Regent of the Chevy Chase
Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, at the Chapters
last meeting, May "a.
The remainder of the slate of
officers, presented to the Chapter
at the April meeting and elected
unanimously, are:
Mrs. Thomas H. Patterson, list
Vice Regent, Mrs. William L. Dali
rymple, End Vice Regent, Miss
Byrd Belt, Chaplain, Mrs. Alex
ander M. Walker, Recording Secre-
tary, Mrs. Victor H. Harding, Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Jarnagin, Treasurer, Mrs.
Marshall B. Clarke, Registrar,
Mrs. Robert ]. Boyd, Historian,
Mrs. Otto G. Elbe, Librarian, and
Mrs. Roger j. Whiteford, Editor.
A past Regents Pin was given
Mrs. Whiteford in recognition OF
her faithful service as Regent the
past two years.
The activities of the Chapter will
be resumed on September the 9th
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Over 24O Attend
Al Demonstration
Day Saturday

The Second annual AID Demon
stration Day held Saturday, May
81, has been deemed huge sue
cess by the Extension Service and
the All Girls participating. Miss
Virginia McLuckie, assistant
Home Deonstration Agent, stated
that there were forty excellent
demonstrations given during the
day and more than 240 Alters, To-
cal leaders and parents attended
the activities.
A~Judges for the demonstrations
ere Miss Margaret Loar, District
Agent, and Miss Catherine Cleve-
land, Home Demonstration Agent
for Howard County.
The team demonstration for girls
over IL years old winning the
Grand Championship was Mar
jorie Burdette and Mary Margaret
Wear of Gaithersburg who DEM
onstrated the making of cheese
cake. The individual demonstra-
ton receiving grand championship
was awarded to Helen Becraft of
Gaithersburg who gave an excel
lent demonstration on the identi-
fication of Old Glassware. Lillian
Arnold of Lewisdale was selected
County winner for her individual
dairy foods demonstration on MAX
ing cottage cheese at home.
Grand championship for girls
under IL years of age went to the
team of Patricia Messer and Betty
10 Wear who demonstrated the
packing of a school lunch. Gwen
dolyn Greger of Potomac-Glen was
given the Individual demonstration
grand championship for her flower
arrangement of Iris and Plum
Leaves.
Other Blue Ribbon winners
we're: Cynthia Dawson, Alice His
Ter, Mary Virginia Dorsey, Ger
mantown; Mary Jane Arnold, Pat
ricia Smith, Sandra Barrow,
Lewisdale; Marilyn Mumford,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Just
DdmbLin'
N by Jane DAWSON
IN MY MERRY oLDsMoBILE

IN MY MERRY OLDSMOBILE
= Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Davis gave IN informal and
impromptu send-off party for their
daughter and son-in-law who were
motoring to their home in Detroit
Immediately afterwards. Harriet
and Jerry Fahey are an attractive
couple but their blue-eyed baby
daughter stole the show. Several
of the men present for the occasion
caused little concern among their
respective wives when they persist
ed in turning on television to catch
the Washington Boston baseball
game.
X X 4
TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL
GAME = Speaking of baseball,
Bill Bouic was one of the Farmers
Bank representatives at the an
nual baseball banquet which the
Riggs National Bank of Washing
ton throws annually for the local
banker big-wigs. On Sunday, Bill
repaired to the Metropolitan Club
of Washington with Bob Peter and
Thomas Anderson for warm-up
exercises prior to the big game in
which Washington shaded Boston
7-6. According to Bill, this particu-
lar outing was one of the most
pleasant duties he has yet been
compelled to perform as Bank
Director.
4 X K
ENJOY YOURSELF - IT'S
LATER THAN YOU THINK -
Bud and Mary Anne Kephart threw
the doors wide open at their lovely
home on Forest Avenue for a live
ly gathering on Tuesday evening.
This gay party was to wish the
best in the form of fun and re-
Taxation to Isabelle and links
Bailey who are taking off for a
Florida vacation. If the vacation
Isabelle and Jinks are planning is
as lively at the Kephart party, the
Baileys will have forgot about re-
Taxation and go all out for fun.
X X X
A PRETTY GIRL is LIKE A
MELODY = Now is the time to
get your suntan = your backyard
is a wonderful place. If you do
this carefully your mirror will
show new you. Your eyes will
be more brilliant and your teeth
whittier. Don't bake yourself = just
get good glow. Use plenty of
creams and oil. Remember,
wrinkles will be staring you in the
face next fall if you get an over
dose!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01

Lola Lee Anderson, Colesville; Su-
san McCabe, Diane Douglass,
Travilah Jamestown; Roberta
Messer, Dorothy Wear, Gathers
burg, Jr.; Betty Jean and Gloria
Hessie, Comus.
Red Ribbon winners were:
Geraldine Arnold, 10 Ann Shorb.
Nancy Driver, Joyce Tabler, Joan
Watkins, Cedar Grove; Connie
Ward, Maryanne White, Loretta
Offutt, Comus; Betty Henderson,
Theresa Simon, Janet Candy,
Henderson, Potomac-Glen; Flor
ence Seiders, Anita King, Mary
Ann Ward, Pearl King, Woodfeld;
JOY Green, Betty Baldridge, Lay
louisville; Genevieve Mumford,
Elaine Johnson, Anna Jenkins,
Colesville; Phyllis Stevens, Jean
Fisher, Poolesville; Carol Sween-
ey, Louise Kricker, Sherwood;
Anna White, Germantown; Kay
Noffsinger, Elizabeth Kelly, Carol
Lee Douglass, Judy Carmichael
Travilah-Darnestown; Peggy Mil
Ter, Rosemary Winnie, Gathers
burg, jr.; Dorothy Beall, Evelyn
Smith, Lewisdale.
White ribbon winners were:
Jane Watkins, Barbara Green, &C.
dar Grove; Mabel Baldridge, Bar
Bara Haga, Florence Duley, Bar
bara Watkins, Laytonsville; Lois
Stang, Patsy Harding, Mary Lou
Griffin, Gaithersburg, jr. {
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Gaithersburq
High School
News
Mr.. Stromberg Host

The Journalism class, under the
direction of Mrs. Mollie Christie,
visited the Stromberg Publications
Company at Ellicott City, today, to
observe the makeup and printing
of the Sentinel.
Trojans Win again
The Trojans became the Mont
gomery County baseball champs
when they defeated the Richard
Montgomery Rockets Al, last Fri
day afternoon at Welsh Field in
Rockville.
Dick Tetlow pitched against
Richard Montgomery's sophomore
pitcher, Buddy Coleman.
AS result of this win, Gathers
burg's twelfth out of thirteen
games, the Trojans played Tues
day night in tournament against
one. of the teams of the Washing
ton Metropolitan Area.
The lone game which the CHS.
team lost was won by Longwood
earlier in the season. This game,
however, did not count in the
championship as the school is not
Montgomery County School.
Patrol Picnic
The street and bus patrols took
day off from school, May 25
when they picnicked at Glen Echo
Park. @
The patrols will see a Washing
ton Senator's, baseball game at
Griffith Stadium, June 8.
F. F. A. Banquet -
The C. H. S. chapter of the
Future Farmers of America was
host at a banquet, May %, in the
school cafeteria. Bill Anderson
president of the club, gave short
talk on the accomplishments and
hopes of the F. F. A.
Some of the members will be
exhibitors at the Jersey Field Day
which will be held Saturday, June
3, at the Montgomery County
Agricultural Center.
The Junior Senior Prom
The Junior Senior Prom was held
in the Burgundy Room on the
Wardman Park Hotel on Monday
night. Juniors, seniors and theil
escorts attended the gala affair
which was given by the class Of
81. The blue memory books were
engroved in gold with gold tassel'
and the white invitations also hat
gold lettering. The couples danced
to the music of Jack Morton ant
his orchestra. .tl
The receiving line was composed
of the officers of the Junior ant
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Falkland HOmemakers
Entertained At Wheaton

The Falkland Homemaker's Club
was entertained by the Wheaton
Club on May 18 with a covered
luncheon. The Falkland members
enjoyed the delicious food prepared
by members of the Wheaton Club
and enjoyed making new friends.
Following the meeting the Fair
land members were entertained
with the display of ceramics, quilts,
hooked rugs, ETC., made by men,
hers Of the Wheaton Club. Special
attention was given a tatted dolly
made by the husband of one of the
Wheaton members.
On May 8, members of the Fair
land Club toured the Department
of Agriculture.
The Falkland Club made a good
showing at the Flower Show given
on May &c. Many of the Club men,
bers also took part in this show.
The Cancer Drive was also par
ticipated in by the Falkland men,
bers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Richard
Montgomery
High School
Junior High Wins Trophy

''bH " AA'S ~Ft'S
Leland Junior High and R. M
H. S. were the two trophy winners
at the annual County Junior High
tract meet held on May 26 at
Bethesda Chevy Chase. Leland
Junior High won the trophy for
the larger school and RMHS
Junior High won it for the smaller
schools.
For details of the track meet,
see article on Sports page.
RIM HIS Bows To Trojans
Richard Montgomery dropped
another baseball game to Gathers
burg on Friday, a to /, on the
Welsh field diamond. By winning
this game, the Gaithersburg boys
are now County Champions.
Dick Tetlow, ace Gaithersburg
pitcher, went the full route
allowing only a few hits. Gordon
Coleman, promising youngster from
RMHS displayed great pitching
talent for the losers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
It's Been Said

Ambitious wife: The power be-
hind the drone. = Labor, --' Z
Specific Information
In round numbers the people who
don't mind paying taxes total
900, 100000. = Pathfinder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Home Agent Gives
Summary Of Past
Five Months Work

In a summary Of the activities
of the past five months by Miss
Edythe M. Turner, Home Demon
stration Agent, a healthy increase
in membership in all of the thirty
three Homemaker Clubs of the
county is shown. Since January
two groups have been formed in
Wheaton Hills and a new group
organized in North Kensington.
The training schools which Miss
Virginia McLuckie, ASST tai t
Agent, and Mr.. Shakleford con-
Quoted, are showing results as the
project leaders of clubs at Brown
ingsville, Germantown, Laytons-
vile, Colesville and Rockville are
teaching their members to do sue
cessful refinishing jobs on their
own floors.
Homemakers have also been
trained to teach the art of slip
cover making and rugging. Miss
Turner meets with the individual
clubs only once in every three
months, but volunteer project
leaders are trained by her at the
Extension Office to take charge OF
the demonstrations at meetings she
is unable to attend.
During the past month Miss
Turner has given "a demonstra
tons to 623 people; attended siS
other related meetings, speaking al
four. The project leaders held II
meetings with 398 members pres.
ent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01

Senior Classes and their escorts;
also Mrs. William Boland, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gruver, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth l..
Pray, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lee
Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stiles.
The grand march was led by
Bob Wilson, president of the senior
class, with Miss Marilyn Linhart
and Miss Billie Viers Dawson with
Buddie Lamb.
Ronald Kile's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. 2. Kile entertained many
of the prom guests at an early
breakfast following the prom.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Local Births At
Suburban Hospital

The following births were re-
ported at Suburban Hospital for
the week of May 14th through
May 20; Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H.
Davis, RID No. 2, Rockville, twin
girls, born May 49,, named Mvelyn
Elizabeth and Evelyn Elizabeth;
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin G. Beall,
RID No. 3, Gaithersburg, daugh-
ter, Kathleen Clair, born May 10;
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Vaughn,
RID No. a, Montrose road, Rock
vile, son, Kenneth Sheppard, jr.,
horn May 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Md. State Secretary
Among G. w. Alumni
HOnOred Last Night

Among the three graduates of
George Washington University
who were honored last night by
the university's General Alumni
Association during the commence
ment exercises was Miss Vivian v.
Simpson, Secretary of State for
Maryland and Rockville attorney.
Miss Simpson is being given the
award for notable achievement in
public service. She was sworn in
as the first woman Secretary Of
State for Maryland in December.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Montgomery
Sideights
By Elsie White HGines

When you read this 1 hope to be
-inaSanford, Florida, with the Bill
miners. Most of you know them =
Ruth was my assistant for year
or two before they left the county,
while Bob was one of the most
popular of the employees in Will
ton Aliens Assessment Office, The
address is 803 Catalina Drive. Be-
fore the end of June l expect to
be back in the Sentinel office as
usual.
Knowing that many of you have
enjoyed travelling with me in the
past, l shall try to send column
each week. When l see something
that attracts me, there is an ire
sistable urge to tell you all about
it = and l automatically reach for
a pencil.
Bring summer clothes, your
bathing suit and some shorts. We
are going to take you exploring on
the st. Johns 50 don't buy new
shorts or Stacks as we go out in a
large rowboat with an cupboard
motor. Also, don't buy new bath
ing suit = the beaches here are 50
uncrowded it doesn't make an diff
ference. Don't forget your sun
glasses. Don't bother with rubbers
or an umbrella, but if you have one
of those little dollar raincoats that
fold up, bring that along" wrote
Ruth. After two weeks of rain at
home l did not like the bit about
the raincoat, but packed it in.
My start to Florida was delayed
week or two by the responsibility
l felt as a member of the Rural
Planning Committee. The Commit
tees recommendations will, in all
probability, be presented to the
County Council next week and then
made public. Before l left / wrote
the story, o.k.d the entire text and
prepared an editorial for release at
the proper time.
By the time | return, the political
situation, both State and County,
may be becoming very interesting
- with the colorful Republican
Roy Tasco Davis in the ring and a
contest in his party assured - and
reports circulating that the meeting
at which Governor Lane last week
announced his intention TO run
again not quite the rosy picture it
was first represented. Both friends
and enemies are said to be wonder.
ing why State Comptroller James
J. Lacy accepted an invitation to
speak at Mahoney rally If he
were supporting the Governor.
BY the way, will someone tell
Mayor Lamar Kelly and his Vic
tory Committee, TO be careful while
lining up prominent Democrats IL
speak at rallies during the sum-
mcr? They had better not include
the weep" unless they have plenty
mazuma. Here is something we
learned from Carl Goerch, editor
of North Cardinals State" Says
Mr.. Goerch: Most public speakers
put charge in their services, SC
we were not particularly surprised
to learn that Vice-President Alben
Barley charged the Democrats OF
Pitt County $3.50 for speaking II
them at recent meeting in Green
VILE" Well, the man has new
wife To support, doesn't he2
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01

The cry of socialism has been
raised against practically every
effort to persuade the governments
of the world to do something for
average men and women.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-11-15
-EVAN MISCHIEF
THE BULL OF THE HOUR

EVAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A
MISCHIEF IAUl CIAMPIOl
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