davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16

Wr haben ale Maere des Landes durchch desen olosa
Ten Ausverkauf Frlngs und SommerRayons moegc
achen Kommen Sic waehlen Sic der herrichen Well
aegeit der Farben der Gewebe Jede Yard
perfekte Quaae Grossartg gegnet fir schoene Keid An
EIge Jackets etc.
BASEMENT YARD GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16
'd)eu Gnt,uiflnna

rSahurh, oob mir sic Teriorglng
NIT elftriiher arnft beben 1mo int
mer lpciter olsballen, geben mir an-
oeren Snol,ltrien bie Moalihfeit, iif
IN hicicr @eaeno niebcrsulaiien llno
fort jll entlpifeln. Suourh ihaIien
mir slrbeitsgelegenbeit 1,no beten
Sen Sebensitonbaro lmIcrcr ipohiel,~
Den @epGlfcrlme."
vSrptoem sic vGlectric 2igbt ans
Eolucr Companies" llnlercs 2on=
ocs cincn berporrogenben Hcforb ofs
fcntlihcn Tienites bobcr, bcrcitet If.
ncn sic He9ierlmg inmer iueitere
Shiuerigfeiten uno ginibrGnfln-
gen oui Sem @ebiet ibres slrbeitsfel=
oeS nno orobt ser Snbr,ltrie nit i'm.
ntr ,pcitaebenoer Sosioliiier,me.
y@liifliferlpeiie fdmpfen piele
unlere gfitbiiraer segen bieie losia.
liltiitc @eletgebung ga oonit I'M
mer grobcrc StererIaIten ,uro grobe.
re &eribapenoung ser cingebobencn
@elber perblu,oel iino. - @ir ioas
ten bon unicrer Heaierung lieber ci=
ne ofcnomiIhere &crlpnltmg erlpars
ten uno Elm iporiomeres llmgeben
nit Sen Sinarjen oes 2anNca."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16
SiebenbireiIh. .2lmerifaniIhes DolfsbIatt

poli5lltell" nit EoliSciblmone. Sn
Scipsia lpl1roen sic beiocn @urihcn
NIT Sonoid)ellcn anelnouocr gcIeiell
un0 lmtc ritrcnQcr @ctpud)nn0 ubNe.
'iihrt. Gin i'm 3l1a rerblicbcncr Ncrr.
Der Sen bcioen gc9cnilbcr 1ccilcn
hdtc, heriftctc, tic huttCn Nrs 0cnl
llronbcr0pcrf 9Ilc 6u loren Gltcrl
nod) Noltof ilichcn lnb pon Oprt
iibcr Sic griinc Nbrcnsc cntfOmlncu
mollcN. 9lbcr Nie ,;>pifoucr @erNpoll,
sci pcrboitctc lie norh in ihrcm NCi'
motort. 10 Sabre (ScidnNni2 oocr
StroFIa0Cr SooNin12thul crluortrn
bic beioen irnQcn WrnIhcn icbt"
lnatc Scr Ncrr nit iorleupoucr Mir.
ne.
Eor eiliacn @oCbcn Ditlttn rllii-
'dle lno hcllt'hc 9crQipc}iNIiitcn lul>
v9crghollpoli5iitcn" ibrcn Gin}ru
in SbCnnibcr Eorortc1, ,poriibcr
grobc 9eItiir5lna lntcr @cltiir5unn
grobc @eltiir5lmg lmtCr Scr @cp0l,
fcrun9 cntitonO. 8nntc Sicblungcn
nulbten bon Sen @c,pohncrn inner
bolb pcniger Stltocn gerGllnt pcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16
Sh,pcroc,pihts
Ninetar,,pie

1Sm oifcn Sd1Oel pom @udn Si
nlmooith ipuft in 0icien GoQen elm
ilrdrtborcr 9odc9coonfe. 2Cbtc No
DIE muroe cr i'm 9tiuQfompI nit Con
Goons nid)t al ser Stirne ionNern
audi al Ser Ghrc pcrIcbt, inocn, CT i'm
leIben Ntnth pom HCfcrce oi@Quoli=
li5iert muroc. So bot cr 0ron1otor
>iot @lnion, ihn ootD cine (Selcgen-
belt 5l 9ehen, Die brennerOe 9lngc,
legGnbeit nit GDon5 ou&5utrogen. Gr
mill NM om GicnatoQobeuo I'M
&m'ptm1th 0e> Hingtompi ErO-
gromme2 icinen @caner gpon@ cini-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16
l!ippeSren,e Gtcatcr
rTcrfert Stranocrs" bcainnt
Wtitt,uud), 22. MGrs.

Ginger NogcrS lino Gcnnis Mpr-
gan nn> 3chn onoere ttprobte Spic-
Ter crTohrcn olc m6glibc Mufrco,nQ
11nb llnhcQtcmlihfcitcn elmer @e-
ihlDorcnen SnrD bel ser Cjerid)ta
ncrhnmohmQ zines N'orhe@ IN Ncm
neuen @urncr @ro&. Slim "Tericct
StrongCr2", Ser ON %. W'6r5 i'm
Sippohromc Sbcutcr ar EorIiih-
rlnN 0clangt.
TaS Tlrd,cinonbcr mo sic Ser
mirrln0 lit ntnndmol cinfnth nift
5u beldrCibcL ocnn sic Snnollng
ipirlt iit fnit ou&idlicblid) IN ser
SC'd)mornencnlogc i'm @erihtSiaol,
inn Enrlor zines fleincn Sotel5 uno
in Sen ShloI5ilnmcrn ob. in hcncn
sic @cidnrorcncu ii6ernuhtCn miiiicn
G05 fonlIiNe Tur6ciuonocr mirh
bn6urdl nod mcbr perruirrt, oob ollc
nllT clnnnl lprCd)rn pollen, mcil 0ic
2lrQrmentc Sic @Ciitcr cr1iten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16
- unterltiiten Gle bic i'm .Yoltx
'latt" anaeigenben @eihGftel
lpGtler rceiitricrt!

Ginuobncr pon Gupaboga Gouns
tn, blc hci Ser Gnrmobl am 2. Mai
lpot,lcn luollcn nbcr nod, nidt re,
gi'triert lino, hoten @eleg nbeit Sic.
les bis 5lm %. Mtirs Su tln. Sie
rSf'iCc uI the @noro Of elections,
tl9 Gim NaQ, lit icccn Gag bon
$50 bis 1870 nofm. often. Cont
oteno bis mittoN5. Iic lcBten orei
Gage. 20. bis 81. MGr5. hleibt buS
slmt bis 9 llhr ubenbaS Iiir Megiii-
ricrCnoc rficn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16

Berlin. Die Snnepiertel bon
GDelnnib, 100 ein1t mpocrnc gSohn=
1llro @eId)dftsbullten bon ioliNem
Heidtlm fiinNeten llno rcNeS .Sebcn
lNo Sreiben berrihtc. bieten heute
nod Dem &ricge einen troitIpicn 9ln.
bid. gScite ,SlGben ser Nltrd) ihrC
Strunpfs unb @irftuorc,irOuItrie
ipeltbcfonntcn StaNt licgcn 0oc uno
bon l(nfrout iibcnu,,hcrt.
Gem 9ellld,cr aus ocm @cIten
IoIlt Sic arimNlihc S0lbcr,mQ scr
fllr5 Dor Srica@erroe 81 5luci Srittcln
ScrItortcn Stnot ali. 3nhlrcihc 9IuI-
rIlmtrlpp5 Nc2 .Stuotiihcn 9lr-
bcit2cinlnBe5y, M0nncr lno sSrQucn
ollcr SCbidltclL ocncn burd) Scmon=
togc, 3critorllna uno TortcilnitHlco=
id)aft Nie HIlt>iiblmN hires iriihcrCn
@crl'Ic5 llnmoQlid) ipuroc, morcn
iihernQ am @crf.
Sic Mcnihcn MADDEN cincn mil
Sen. obqchdrnlten Gmorlf; ihrc
SnllptIor9e lit 0o& tGalidc @rot. Sit
Sebcn@lnitcIIo9c lit 5ur 3cit bcion-
bcra tritiIh, oo pcoCr Sri1thgcmiiIc
nod &onlcrpcn sur Ncr'ii9lml Itc-
ben. aortoiIclu prr6Cn 5lpar cinGC-
fel(crt. nbcr meNt GriihfnrtoiIeL
Die icbt Der0orben iino. Sic 0llf Scar.
ten tduIlihen 2ebenamittel Iino min
oerIpcrtiger SuolitGt; oos 8rot iii
cine fIebrige NtoIic rs Safer uno
aartoffelmchlL Sic 5citipeilig logor
&ailonienmehI cntbGlt. 9ln Slciid)
lpur0en in Sen Icttcn orci Monotcn
ctipa 800 8ronm pro 9opf ncrteilt.
3lltrIIulgcn crIoIgen oft Wtonate
IpGter. 2lI3 Ndhrlnittel tommen
fat Qu$iblicBli6 So'ermcbl mh
@crite }ur Gertcilltng. Sett betom-
men sic Gcrbrouher mciIt nlr fiir Ci.
nc Scfooc bc5 Wouot@, Ieltcn ncbr
nI3 200 8romn1, iuGhrtno Scr HcIt
in ,3rter ooer GGie I'M &crhGltnia
10 eingeIoit miro.
Gie icpeiligen 9IuiruTe rmo s3lI-
teiIungcn iino 0rtli6 ptrid,icoCn Sn
oie 2ebcn5mittalfarten MIR int @c.
reid 0e3 2luagobcomtcs 9iiltig ii1N.
9teiinnarfen iinO Gllberit idNucr 5u
crbaltcn, ln0 c5 gibt foum CSo1lltGt
ten, Sic in ser Hngc ilno, marmc
Wtabl3eitCn 5u oernbrcit)tll. "a lie
fciue iiutatcn Ga6cn. Ghp13 bc'icr
Iino oie 2Irbeitcr Der Somict 9I8a
uno ,uoItaeigenen" @etricbe gcitcut
bic tGglih Sic Iogenonute nSofolop-
'ti.Suppc" erboIten, Die Sen >ucitli
ten Reobndter oQer0iuq2 Ichr on
~Stonmgeridt obne" aus Ser 3cjt
Dor ser @1brlngsrc'orm criucrt.
aoum Elm groBcr Gbenmiter SSn-
Olitric. oocr NQnoel abctricb lit not)
IN Eriootbeiit. @nS niht in ionicti.
ihe 9lftiengeielGhaIten pcrlpanOelt
muroe, itebt ola lanoe5eigencrr 99-
tricb llntcr nEolf&tontroae", ollSge-
ilbt pom Gre@oner ySGhliihen Sn=
ouIrricfontor" bo3 mlr noh Girctti-
pen Scr @eIaBung&moht uno Der ic-
oii4iihen SSartidDoHatonmrilhon or
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16
chemnitz die einstige
metropo|e der Texti|industrie

beitct. Die ,peniaen pripntcn llnter-
nehmen lino falm nod eriltcnSfis
pig,' ocnn lie 1pcroen bel Scr 3lltci=
hing Don Ntoteriol lno 9lrbeitSfriif.
ten Itorf bcnohteiIigt, Nno ihre 8elo-
Nclt0ftc lutcrlicgen elmer ltrcn9en
&ontrollc, sic iolpcit Qeht, oob bel
@cIonthcbln9en fir 2obn5obl,rngcn
sic 2obnliltcn olrf Scr @anf poraelcgt
lpcrocn miiilcn. SGmtlihc @ctriebc
Der mcltbctdnnten ScrtilinNlTtrie
Iino iCtt Eolf2cigcntllm" llno licfcrn
ihrC gcIontc Gr}eualma, sic Dor Sem
&rieqe iiber orci Gicrtel ser Ncltihen
ScrtilSroouttiou ausmohte, OILS Hcs
purntionCn an sic Solpictluinn. Shre
friilcrCN @cItcr tultrocn ohnc Gnt=
id)GoiNlna cntci9net,. obnohl @elcge
'hoft lulo @CtricbSrat oft ge9en sic
@nteianmg protritierten. Scbt 1at
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G(epela,,S Glcetrie illuminating g..


riht ser Gleuelono electric Suumis
mating Company perofientllht.
FrGiioent elmer 8. 2iltoietb ia9t in
ser Ginleitltng oub oos Sabr 1949
fir oie Company cin Ssobr str in,
teniipen @eiterentmidlnng umo bes
oll9emeInen 6ortihritteS eelpeIen
lit.
'Gr fiibrt i'm ein5elnen iolgenbes
nlts:
"Gie Generating Capacity" 1nie.
rer gnlagen ipurSc Inn 90 Troscnt
erbobt. Gaburb bobcn mir cr6eblide
He'croen oufacbnlt. - gSir baben
iiber 1000 ne,,e &unocn fiir unierc
Glcftri,itdt eeiponnen uno beoienen
lett 'fon mebr oils 100000 9lbneh
mcr."
Die 8ciomtoltsgobcn ser Com,
ponp fiir Grlueiter,tngcn l,uo Terbei,
'erl'ngen bctrlraen i'm Sabre 1919
S27 79s9,OOO.
ELM G1l,oe oes SSobrcs sporen
S251.119,OOO inn Giaentl,m uno in
'En Tnlogcn ser 6cicQld,uft inpe.
1ticrt, oaS iino $S5.52l 900 mebr ais
1915, I'M lcbten ,Iobr ocs smeiten
&cltfrie9cS."
"elnc nelte &rn'tanlngcn =&apn,i=
tat pnn 100000 &ilolpott ,uurhc in
Operation aeiett.
ll9,OOO,OOO &onitrnftioms=
Eroaramm
"ltm oem iteigcnoen Gcrlonot,
nnh clcftrilher Strait notl,Hrfpnr.
men, boben mir in sen bier gfoc,-
triea@iobren $S3,52l,OO fir uc,,e
Inla9en allsgcocben.
"gm Sobrtaenbe bcItotiQtc Ser
Slrettorenrat Elm nellcS |loact bon
63.3oO,oo0S iiir sInbolrten lmo 81
acntlnllaerlueiterln9cn."
"GuS aroBtc Yroicft in oieien
"noget lit ser 10000 &gS 3uiot
81 lu'erer Sntcibpre aroitorlooc
begol1en piihrcno 1919"
"&dbrcno ocs pcroungencu ,<lI
res eriuarben mir uuh cine ncu,
"nl'teIlc, 10 Mieilen 0itlid,, am See
ll'er aeleaen, arob gcnug fiir cine
nene Millionen &iloluntt 9lnlooc."
yCipiocnhcH tpllrben $3.50 az
Erc'rreo Stofa lno an Common
Stotbolocrs $3.O6 iiir idoc ser aus
'tebenocn 2,7S9.l76 s(fticn olrsac
'nblt.
Steuern iibcr $tO.OOO,2OO
"Gie einaesobItcn Stcncrn, Ituot
llhe llno lofale Steuern einor
'hlonen. betrltgcn 5,m erItcn Mo
bier iebn YFillioncn Collar; Dos be
oe''tct $3.50 Iiir icoc Common Stoc
slftie."
"3u Gnoe oeS SabrcS botten mi,
o,2S3 snaeItelltc; @ebilter lrnb SDb
ne. eln'hliebIih Der slnaeitcllten 90
merit Gll5oblllngen, betrilaen 500
ol2,ooO. Gin >Sapolit iiir fiinitia
Frn'Ionrn Der slngeitelltcn iuuroe al,
S13,IO9,OOO erbGbt.
"'FiIr aobIen unN Gel sablten mi
llbcr ST. 100000"
r%ir ilI,allcrtcn 6.lOO moocrn
StrobenIampcn lmo trl9en oniui
sur otTentllhen Siherbeit BEL
yNir bauen nit an Der mirtid,aftli
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16

Dam. 2Iltd) bier nuroe ihr mieOerum
cine >urtseuobnlmg cineS iriibercn
Sa- Observation-Disclosures sur Geriii
8lln9 geiteut. gteben perIfieoenen
flcincren Na&G 9luitrGgcn miro
Sri. Sd)uib 3nr5cit in Tptsoom
intcniio iiir lire peitere SpitcItd-
tigfeit ol5Geb;loet. Seit Ginger 3eit
bcluht Sri Shnliht cine GoImct
ihericbule in - Berlin Spanonu,
i'm britilt)c Seftor ser &icrnludltc
it0ot.
(VerIiner &orre'ponNcn5)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-16

Sino sic unb ,Sbre slngcbDrigen
Witglieo inl arnntenperein llno
Central Gerbanb? @enn niht. ieb.
lit Die 3eit bei5lttreten. Inn genallere
Snforfotipn rllfeu Sic ben 2ofal>
Evening star., 1950-04-06

ARLINGTON, VA.
Washington and Lee Blvds.
1746 Lee Hiehwoy
1907 Lee Hishwoy
GIebe Rood and Washington Blvd.
50 N. G!ebe Rood
8 Quincy St., shirlinston
4z3 23rd St. So. Arlington
Jefferson viIIose Center
MARYLAND
zls N. Commerce St., Rockville
4813 Annapolis Rd., BIodensburs
Four Corners, WoodmooF
Queens ChepeI Rd. and chilIum I"
Baltimers Blvd, coImsr Msner .
Evening star., 1950-04-06

9o6 G St. NV.
Al 18th St. NE.
Flower Ave. 3 Piney Proneh Rd.
1897 Minnesota Ave. Me-
Porkins lots
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Powhoton and Henry Ss."
Kings Hishwey and Fort Drive
$40 FrenkIin st."
1902 Mount Vernon Ave.
1894 n. Washington Blvd,
Clarendon, VI.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20

I dy Barnsley, Lavatory, W. Law
son King; grading in and around
buildings, Donald Hobbs; miscel-
laneous jobs, J. Raymond Kemp.
Farmers, and others in the
county who can help at the Center
any time during big Week" are
asked to report TO the grounds
whatever hours possible. They will
be given credit toward member
ship for any time donated.
The Fair, which promises TO be
bigger and better" this year will
offer special attractions each eve
ming, in addition to the regular
features. Various types Of ex-
hibits will include dairy and beef
cattle, swine, sheep, draft horses,
poultry, farm, dairy, garden, fruit
and honey products, household,
home canned foods, baked goods,
household arts, booths and special
departments for boys and girls
club work.
Premium lists may be obtained
by writing r. N. Whip, Secre-
tary, Montgomery County Fair,
Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Democratic Candidates
File In Unique Action

In a unique proceeding, setting
a precedent in this county, all
Democratic candidates recommend
ed by the Victory Committee filed
for the September primary cleo
ton on Monday evening at the
Glen home of Mrs. Alice Hostetler.
On hand TO receive the affidavits
and the necessary blanks which
had been previously filled out,
we're the Board of Registry and
a Notary Public.
In a combined meeting of the
candidates and the Victory Com
mittee, the candidates agreed that
in the Democratic primary they
would support each other; Govern
or William Preston Lane, Jr., and
his running mates, Hall Ham,
mond for Attorney General; Mil
lard E. Tawes for Comptroller;
Willard E. Tydings to succeed
himself in the United States SEN
ate and Russell P. Hartle of Hag-
erstown for the House of Rep
resentatives.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
st. Swithin Slips In
Foretelling Weather
For Montgomery County

According to the Wednesday
morning Wash. Rost weather
or no-this1l chill you-heat spell
on way. The weather man says it
isn't going to rain as much as it
has been raining, which is in con-
trast to the prophecy of super
stitious weather forecasters, who,
relying on st. Swinthin as guide,
prophesied forty days of rain. Ac-
cording to legend, July Is in st.
ASwithin's Day, the day which rules
Fthe weather for the next forty
days. Rain then means, according
to the legend, rain for the next
six weeks. A cracking thunder
storm knocked out lights in the
lower part of the county as a
climax to showers all day Satur-
day, and caused the guage to
record about nine-tenths of an
inch of rain.
Due to the heavy rains (eight
rainy days in a row. the Japanese
beetles in the locality have in
creased. According to a field super
VISOR beetles are not as bad this
year as in 1919, however many
orchardists and gardeners in the
upper sections of the county feel
that the decrease is so slight that
II is scarcely noticeable. The rains
nave caused the sprays to be in
effetive in the battle of the beetle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Big Week" At Ag Center To
Make Ready For County Fair

Next Monday through Saturday,
July 24-29, has been designated as
big Week" at the Agricultural
Center, Gaithersburg, during which
time il is hoped that all projects
begun on the grounds will be COM
pleted. w. Lawson King is chair
man Of the "Big Week" committee
which is soliciting volunteers to
help "set the stage" for the An
nual Fair which will be held this
year August % through the Goth.
Projects to be worked on, and
chairman appointed are; baseball
stand, Paul Mills; water system,
Jake Snyder; horse barn tone to
be erected, one completely George
Plummer and Thomas Bailey;
electricity connections, Bruce
Mainhart; swine barns, George
Lechlider and Buddy Barnsley;
Administration Building, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Davis; Cattle barns
az, Edwin d. Fry, Ashton Gar
rett, James d. King and Ralph
Walker; Women's Building-cin-
der block work, 7. NJ. Garrett, o.
w. Anderson, Concrete floor, Bud
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
AmeS Promises
Charter Approved
Candidates Soon

A defense of the record of the
present Montgomery County Coun-
Gil and a challenge to the voters
to nominate candidates in both
the Democratic and Republican
parties who will carry on the
present councils record of good
government" were issued today by
Col. Norman B. Ames, president
of the Montgomery County Char
ter Committee. Col. Ames pointed
to achievements of The present
council under four heads: finance,
public service, coming and licensing
control, and the influence of public
opinion on policies adopted,eT y
This tradition must be con-
tinued", he said. at can be con-
tinued only if the new council sup
ports good government, indepen-
dent of party controls, Voters are
urged to select the best candi-
dates, without regard to party
labels. Within the next two weeks
the Charter Committee will pub
fish list of approved candidates
in both parties. These candidates
viii be chosen after careful in
,estigation of their qualifications
by the seven-member committee
headed by Allen Gardner, Col.
Ames said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
The ROOmer Ruling
Not Effective Here

Upper County residents,
many of whose homes are oc-
cupied by more than one family
have been unduly alarmed this
week by the story that the act
was to be rigidly enforced. This
order applies only to the Me-
tropitan Regional section, ac-
cording to A. Morton Thomas,
head of the county department
of inspection and licensing.
Rockville and Gaithersburg
are incorporated towns and not
even the newly set up Upper
Montgomery Planning Commits
sion can control them. The Sem
tinel and the Town Office have
received a number of inquiries
from both places.
For two years Rockville has
had its own Hygiene of Hous-
ing Ordinance which is being
put into effect gradually--its
provisions are very generous.
Local householders who have
converted their homes into
apartments should go to the
town office and read the Rock
vile ordinance carefully. 1t
provides merely for health and
decency I'M living and is not de-
signed to interfere with it's citi-
zens freedom of living. At the
time of its adoption it was
printed in full in the Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Work To Begin
In Rockville On
Bridge Approach

Work on the approaches to the
new bridge over the B & o Rail-
road tracks in Rockcrest will get
under way soon. The residents of
that neighborhood will be saved
about two miles of roundabout
route to the Rockville Pike, by
use of the bridge.
The county, which agreed to
build the approaches to the bridge,
had trouble in securing the right
of way for the approaches. Resi-
dents now must travel about two
miles via Viers Mill Road to get
to the Pike.
Assistant County Attorney J.
Hodge Smith this week reached
a settlement with Phillip Green
well, owner of property on the
west side of the bridge needed for
the approaches. Condemnation
proceedings had been begun, but
settlement was reached out of
court. The county already owns
the right of way on the east.
The bridge, which is already
open to pedestrian traffic, will
probably be opened to vehicular
traffic early in August. Residents
said a celebration will be planned
to mark this event.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Primary Date
Change Planned
At Special Session
Assembly Called To
Session On July n
For The Purpose

The Maryland General Assem-
bly, will meet on July q to change
the date of the primary election
and to provide an additional day
for the registration of voters in
Baltimore.
In calling the members Of the
special session Monday night.
Governor Lane said he would pro-
pose that the 1860 primary cleo
ton b held September IS, one
week later than the present legally
established date, September n 3
The date change is proposed be-
cause the Jewish holiday, Rosh
Hoshana, will begin at shutdown
on September IL.
The Governor will submit leg
islation for an additional Balti-
more registration day to the ex-
traodinary session, he said, be-
cause ut appears that the one
day set for precinct registration
by the General Assembly was not
sufficient to accommodate allthose
who wish to register and re-reg-
ister."
In noting the need for change
in the primary election dates,
Governor Lane said Citizens of
the Jewish faith would be pre-
cluded from participating as Off
Gals in the elections by the start
of the observance of the religious
holiday at shutdown" on the pres
emily prescribed day Of voting.
Calling attention to the coinci-
dence of dates on May 30, Dele
gate Melnicove ID, Fourth Bal
timore) told the Governor that It
is the general custom Of mem
bers Of the Jewish faith on the
eve Of Rosh Hoshana ito leave
their daily labors early to attend
religious services and usually
gather with groups Of friends and
members Of their families at din
ner".
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Mrs. Smith TO
Head County
Welfare Board

Mrs. Lillian w. Smith, Chevy
Chase, has been elected Chairman
of the Montgomery County We'll
fare Board for the coming year.
Mrs. Louis A. Gravelle Of Be-
thesda has been chosen vice-chair-
man. Harold F. Hammond has
been appointed by the County
Council as their ex officio repre-
sentative on the Board.
Replacing Adolph GUIDE is DR..
William Welsh Of Rockville and
G. Gregg Everngram of Silver
Spring Spring has been reap
pointed. Both Of these men will
serve for six year terms. These
appointments bring the Welfare
Board up to full strength.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
State Reports
COunty's Share
OF Its Revenues

Montgomery County's share of
state revenues has more than
doubled since the Lane Adminis-
tration took office nearly four
years ago, according to a release
to newspapers from the Executive
Department at Annapolis. In
other words, Montgomery County
now gets twice as much money
from the State Treasury to be used
for local expenses, thus keeping
down the local tax rate, as It did
in 1947, the release stated.
In 1947, Montgomery County re-
ceived $685. O5 from the State
Treasury. This amount was in
creased to $2,l73,669 10 1913; to
$2,977 1906 in 1919 and to $3121,-
428 in 1860, according to. State
official figures. In Upper Mont
gomery County: Barnesville's
share of state revenues was only
$53 in 1947, but this was increased
to $246 in 1913; to 1915 in 1919
and to 1882 in 1860.
Brookville's share was but $587
in 1947, but now is $50.
Gaithersburg received $i,301 in
1947, but in 1850 Gaithersburg's
share was $6,03s, with CORES
ponding increases in the two in
tervening years.
Garrett Parks share was 1912
in 1947, but for the next three
years was $1,517; $3.50 and
S2,369, respectively.
Glen Echo's share jumped from
$208 in 1947 TO $4,417 this year,
with $3,O17 in 1913 and s4,34S in
1919.
Kensington's, share increased
from $2,634 in 1947 to $4,90s in
1913; to $12,515 in 1919 and $10,-
744 in 1850. N
Laytonsville received but $144
in 1947, but this was increased to
1921 in 1913; s479 in 1919 and
$685. in 1850.
Poolesville's share was $19t in
1947, but for the next three years
was $649; $797 and $764, respec-
lively.
Rockville received 1926 IN
l947, but its share has increased
steadily, amounting TO $l1,625 in
1913; $23,76O in 1949 and $31, 372
in 1850. -