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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20

In other business the candidates
accepted, with one amendment, the
platform of the Democratic Party
as prepared by the Victory Com
mittee. The amendment was to the
preamble and pertained to the
county manager form of govern
ment. The word present" was in
serted for emphasis. The present
form of government is not an
issue.
G. Lamar Kelly, Jr., Chairman
of the Victory Committee, presided
over the meeting.
The 13 member Victory Com
mittee was given the responsibility
of directing the campaign of the
candidates who filed. Those on the
committee are: G. Lamar Kelly,
Jr., chairman; Mrs. Margaret
Schweinhaut, Miss Vivian Simp-
son, Mrs. Alice Hostetler, James
H. Pugh, James r. Miller, James
w. Gill, Charles B. Buscher, Will
liam B. Wheeler, Charles Pretty
man, David Brigham, Charles
Jamison and Warren Browning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
New Auto leadership
Opens In Rockville;
Plans New Building

A new, direct Oldsmobile deal
ership, Williams Oldsmobile Inc,
has opened in Rockville, temper
arily located at $50 North Wash
ington Street. Ross Williams is
president of the corporation and
his son, Ross Williams, jr., is also
associated with the business.
:. Mr.. Williams has been in the
automobile business For 25 years
and has held high executive posi-
7tions with General Motors Corpor-
alton for a period of 10 years. The
Williams, who presently live in
Alexandria, Va, hope to move to
Rockville in the near future.
According to- Mr.. Williams, a
rev building for the sale and
service of Oldsmobile in the Rock,
vile area, is being planned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Fnemen's Carnival Will
Fete Political big Boys"

While Wednesday would seem to
be the outstanding night of the
carnival, the fireman have planned
something special for each night
Monday, July 24,~ will be Local
Talent Night; Tuesday, Children's
Night; Thursday, Ladies' Night,
and on Friday night a parade will
highlight events. Arthur Godfrey
lids been invited to participate in
the parade which will feature sew
eral bands, floats, and fire depart
ment apparatus from all over the
county, according to Edwin Brown,
president of the Fire Department.
Box suppers will be served on
the 18th and 10Th. At P. M. on
Saturday there will be baseball
game between the Upper Mont
gomery Firemen and German
town. A Ford Sedan will be award
ed on the final night.
Charles Davis, Fire Chief, has
had the entire company staff
working nightly to make this the
biggest carnival the company has
ever held. Mr.. Davis states that
the growth in the Upper County
is such that an additional piece
of firefighting apparatus is prac-
tically imperative to protect the
increasing property values result
ing from Metropolitan Washing
ton residents who have acquired
large holdings in the section.
The supper to be served invited
guests on Wednesday, July 26,
will be prepared by the Women's
Auxiliary to the Department.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Complete List Candidates
Shows 81 Filed For Office

Only one candidate for the Sen.
ate has filed thus far with the Su.
pervisors of Election. He is Jos.
eph B. Simpson, Rockville lawyer
and former States Attorney. Mr.,
Simpson Is a Democrat. Dewitt
Hyde, Republican, former Delegate
to the Assembly has announced
his intention to run for the office.
A complete list of other candi-
dates who had filed at noon yester-
day, is as follows:
House of Delegates, Einar B.
Christensen, James C. Christopher,
Frank L. Hewitt, jr., Edward S.
Northrop, Margaret c. Schwein-
haut, and Jerome H. Simonds, all
Democrats; Leona M. Rush (R)
and Donald H. Dalton (R).
County Council, Jerry T. Will
liams, 1st Council District; Gro
yer Walker, End Council District;
G. Lamar Kelly, jr., Bird Council
District; Stella B. Werner, 4th
Council District; Robert T. Snure,
9Th Council District, all Demo-
Gratis.
Councilmen at Large, Joseph
Marshall Matthias, Preston C.
King, jr., and Gerald D. Morgan,
all Democrats.
States Attorney, Alger Y. Bar
bee (D), Walter H. Norman (R)
Clerk of Circuit Court, Clayton K.
Watkins CD.
Register of Wills, Frank l. Da-
Wis (D), VIM. A. Marlowe CD
and Walter C. Clarke (R). Judges
of Orphans Court, Coleman l..
Diamond (D), Eugene E. Rupert
CD, Genevieve H. Wells CD J,
Charles H. Squire lR), William
Tyler Page, Jr., (R), Milward C.
Taft (R). Sheriff, Charles H.
Jamison (D), Charles S. Law
renson (R).
State Central Committee: Camil-
la o. Bowman, Warren Browning,
Ward w. Caddington, Mary Helen
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20

Want to see your long-lost great
aunt or second cousin-or an Ole
school chum who would be "a sight
for sore eyes?" And would you like
to meet personally many of the
present day National, State and
County political bigwigs? Then
come to the Political Jamboree
which will be a part of the Upper
Montgomery County Fire Depart
ment's annual carnival which will
be held this year, Monday, July
"a through the goth on the Depart
ment grounds, junction of Routes
% and 109, Beallsville.
Political night at the carnival
will be Wednesday, July 26, and
among the "campaigners," as well
as present office holders, who have
promised to be on hand for the
big event are: George P. Mahoney,
Sen. Roy Tasco Davis, Herbert
VIM. .Larrabee and D. John Mar
key John Butler, ESQ.,, ]. Glenn
Beall, Gen. Russell Peter Hartle.
Also. expected to be present are
Judge Charles W. Woodward, and
in fact, just about all political
aspirants of the county and state.
Members Of the County Council
will also be there to enjoy the
chicken and ham supper which will
be served to all the "notables" at
7 P. M. after which introductions
will be made via loud speaker. The
candidates and office holders will
then make the rounds of the crowd
for personal introductions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Forestry Board
Elects LathrOp
Smith Chairman

The Montgomery County For
estry Board, at its meeting in
Rockville last week, elected Lath-
rop Smith as chairman and A..
W. Spates as vice-chairman. Other
members of the board are Russell
Mizell, Carl Eager and Spencer
Brown.
The Board is now considering
ccmmon-sense rules for cutting of
timbered lands to better forestry
conditions in the county and bet
ter management of the timber
stands. Woodland handled as
another farm crop through proper
management can insure continuous
cropping of trees. Provisions must
be made for future growth and
for reseeding of the cut over area.
Mr.. Smith pointed out that free
technical advice and assistance is
offered to private woodland own
ers by the Department of State
Forests and Parks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20


Details for the children's en-
tertainment are being worked out
by the Kiddie Land Committee
composed of Mrs. Henry T. Clark,
Jr., of Sandy Spring, chairman
Mrs. Francis Hyde of Sandy
Spring, and Mrs. Hilton Ladson of
Oakdale, assisted by members of
the Hospital Guild The Guild is
a newly organized group of ener-
getic young women working under
the Women's Board of the Mont
gomery County General Hospital.
Pony rides ever popular will
keep many of the small fry happy.
Some children stick with the ponies
"for the duration" and recognize
no other form of entertainment.
Stanley P. Stabler, of Spencer
vile, will be in charge.
Children's movies will also be
provided, with Clark W. SIade and
Clark W. Slade, Jr., of Olney, as
co-chairmen.
A band concert will be presented
by the Silver Spring Elks Boys
and Girls Band. The so members,
including seven majorettes, come
from all over Montgomery County
Gaithersburg, Rockville, Olney,
Sandy Spring, Takoma Park and
Silver Spring, to name some. This
prize-wining group is under the
direction of Don p. McAdoo, of
Silver Spring.
This years hospital supper will
be the traditional seated supper,
and will be served from to
p. m. in the school gymnasium. The
menu will consist of fried chicken
or chicken salad, country-cured
ham, salads, Maryland beaten bis
cults, rolls, jelly, pickles and bever-
ages. Mrs. Frederic s. Gilpin, Of
Sandy Spring, supper chairman,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Ashton Church
To Consecrate
New PARSONAGE

The congregation of Ashton
Methodist Church will hold the
Service of Conservation for it's
new parsonage on Sunday, July
23rd, at 7:30 p. m. DR.. John C.
MILAN, Superintendent of the
Washington West District of the
Baltimore Conference, will speak.
The new parsonage, an attrac-
tive two-story brick home on
Colesville Road near the Church in
Ashton, has as it's first family
the newly assigned minister, the
Rev. Merrill w. brennan, his wife,
and their two daughters.
Open house will be observed
$3.50 to 1880 before the service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Play Yard Contest Is On

Thirty County parents have al
ready entered their off7street play
yards for young children in the
1850 summer Play Yard Contest
being sponsored by the Mont
gomery County Safety Board,
County Council, school and police
officials, Stephen James, Chair
man of the Safety Board, has an
nounced. The campaign this sum-
mer will end September when
$3.50 in cash prizes will be award
ed. 1t is the second annual effort
of the sponsors to reduce tragic
summer accidents to children in
the county. Entry forms are avail
able at County Police Stations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20

is preparing for 1000 people, an
unprecedented number.
Outdoor booths will feature
homemade cakes and candy, lem
onade, ice cream, fancy work, hats
and bric-a-brac, country store,
flowers and plants. Co-chairmen of
outdoor activities are Mrs. j.
Justus Meyer, Jr, of Sandy
Spring, and Mrs. Richard P. Pue,
of Highland. Mr.. Frederic s. Gil
pin is chairmen of the Mems Com
mittee.
The Women's Board of the Mont
gomery County General Hospital
at Olney sponsors the supper and
will use the proceeds for the bene-
fit of the hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Road Workers Get
Hourly Increase
OF Ten Cents
Ordinance Is Passed For
Dog, Cat Control; Appoint
ment Is Made


A ten-cent wage increase for
employees of the Public Works
Department who work on an hour
ly basis, was approved by the
County Council on Tuesday ex-
cept street cleaners who will re-
ceive raise of five cents per hour.
The change will affect about 100
persons including those who work
on the county roads. The wage
schedule was adopted after a sur
vey showed prevailing wage to be
below that of private industry. It
will go into effect Immediately.
The employees who previously
were paid for the days they act
ually worked will also be paid for
four legal holidays-July 4th, La
Dor Day, Thanksgiving and Christ
mas.
Alex Hancock, Department of
Finance Director, was asked by
the Council to study complete
report Of just what funds the
State has returned to the county.
(The Sentinel carries story to-
day Of amounts as given by the
State Department at Rockville.)
An accounting is also to be made
to the Council of the assessments
on all properties in the county
that are exempt from taxes in
Guiding federal holdings and church
property.
Continued ON Page g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Triplets Christened

The triplet children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard F. Dale of Choppers
are being christened on Sunday,
July 70, at Ascension Chapel,
Gaithersburg during the 10 a. m.
service. The Dales will hold Open
House following the ceremony at
their home. They are grateful to
all their neighbors and friends for
the many gifts received following
the birth Of the three babies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20

Gingery, Alice W. Hostetler, j.
Ingram Medley, J. Forest Walker,
all Democrats; William Thomas
Duvall, Olive D. Kinsman, Wes-
ley 1. Sauter, Wilbur Rogers, Will
bert McInerney, and James w.
Gum, all Republicans.
Delegates to the State Conven-
ton, Elizabeth Assay, William
Lloyd Burdette, Nathaniel j. Ely,
Blair Lee III, James J. Lynch,
Philip Thorson, Leonard ]. WILL
liams, all Democrats.
County Surveyor, Robert K.
Maddox, CD. ",
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Patients Fish

The Rockville Chapter Of the
Isaac Walton League sponsored a
fishing trip on July 8 at Travilah
make, Rockville for eight Walter
seed Hospital patients. The
trips each Sunday are, sponsored
by the League area, chapters whose
members furnish. licenses, bait and
tackle. The group spent the entire
Afternoon fishing. After the trip
the group had supper at the Ber-
rier Farm on the lake, with the
days catch as the main course.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20

Maurice Evans will star in Ber-
AaFa Shaw's comedy, "The DEVILS
Disciple" which Richard Skinner
and Evelyn Freyman will present
at the Olney Theatre for a weeks
engagement beginning Tuesday,
July rs and playing through SUM-
day, July 80. The opening night
at Olney comedies with the Oath
birthday of Bernard Shaw. Feat
ured opposite Mr.. Evans are Philip
Bourneuf, Frances Reid and John
Williams. Continuing until this
presentation will be Lillian Gish in
"Miss Mabel" through Sunday,
July 23. Performances are nightly
at 8;40 p. m. except Monday with
a matinee on Saturday and Sun
day at 2:40 %, m,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Outdoor Yesper Service

The Montgomery Methodist
Youth Fellowship, Clagettsville. is
sponsoring a series Of outdoor yes
per services on the church lawn,
beginning Sunday evening, July
16, 1880 p. m. The Rev. Harold B.
Wright, Laytonsville, is to be
guest speaker at the opening serv-
Gle. Special music Is being plan
ned. The public is invited to at
tend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Supper At Falkland

The Women's Guild of St.
Marks Episcopal Church, Fair
land, will sponsor a fried chicken
and country ham supper in the
Rrish Hall on Thursday evening,
august 8, from to 8 p. m. Mrs.
Roy Snyder is in charge of general
ARRANGEMENTS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Guest Preacher

DR.. John C. MILAN, who has re-
Gently been appointed District
Superintendent of the Methodist
Churches of this area, will be the
guest preacher in the eleven O'Clock
service of Grace Church, Gathers
burg this Sunday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-20
Riddle Corner Feature Of
Hospital Supper Tuesday
Photo By Nache and Nh

clown, balloons fish pond and sand tables are some
of the attractions to be provided for the children the
kddie at the annual supper for the Montgomery
County General Hospital Tuesday July 25 at Sherwood
HIGH School in Sandy Snrinp
Evening star., 1950-03-16
BY the kssoeiated Press

Poland's sudden withdrawal
from the World Bank and fund is
considered by some American Of
flcials as a Moscow directed move
to strengthen the Russian ruble in
Eastern Europe.
Poland walked out of both
48-nation institutions yesterday,
terming them instruments of i'm
perialist" United States policy.
Three Factors Cited.
Informed Government officials
said the real reason for the Polish
action probably is this:
/. Moscow has decided to build
up a ruble trading bloc" among
the satellite countries as part of
its campaign to tighten Russia S
grip on their economies.
2. Before this can be done, sat
elite governments would have to
value their money in terms of
what it is worth in rubles alone
instead of dollars, as is the case
now.
3. A necessary preliminary
would be for satellite countries to
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Move Bolster Rube World Bank Withdrawal by Poland

pull out of the international mon
etary fund, which pegs all men,
Der currencies to the dollar.
The fund was created in 1945
to spur world trade by maintain
ing realistic rates for the money
of member countries. Russia re-
fused to join, but Poland, Czecho-
slovakia and Yugoslavia did.
May Use Only Ruble.
American officials see a posi-
bility that Russia eventually may
force satellite governments to
scrap their individual currencies
altogether and substitute the
ruble. The ruble has no inter-
national value at present and
could be spent only for Russian
goods.
Two weeks ago Russia revalued
Evening star., 1950-03-16
Medical Advisory Group
OF Armed Forces 10 Meet

The fourth annual meeting of
the Commission on Immunization
of the Armed Forces Epidemi-
illogical Board will be held at $50
am. tomorrow at the Army Medi-
cal Department Research and
Graduate School.
Made up of various leading
United States scientists, the COM
mission serves in an advisory ca
pacity to the surgeon general of
the Armed Forces. Director of the
commission is DR.. Joseph E..
Smadel, director of the virus and
rickettsial diseases department of
the Army Medical Department
Research and Graduate School.
The meeting is closed except to
members Of the commission.
Evening star., 1950-03-16

the ruble and tied it to the gold
standard.
Czechoslovakia, the only other
faithful Moscow ally remaining in
the bank and fund, is expected to
follow Poland's lead shortly.
Evening star., 1950-03-16

The Czech delegates have boy
cotted all meetings for two
months, along with the Poles, to
protest the banks refusal to sub
stitute Chinese Communists for
the Chinese Nationalist members.
Evening star., 1950-03-16
ToiIetries Reduced

Prices Isslsls 70s Tsx WLsrs Attlics6ls
WdL-Tonetries, Aisles II and IL, First Floor
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-24

ored with a luncheon Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Harry Ellison,
Sr. The luncheon was served on
the lawn with punch served pre-
cedlng. Also preceding the lunch
con was an informal political adj
dress by Mrs. Della Urquhart who
was accompanied hy Mrs. G. J.
Vandermark, the spear s a
friene T. = lo4-ess. a-rs. Ellison.
Whist sce.a. sllowee "a lunch.
Anot e. party, Y- purity
hon n n :. C. Woes was a
,osely e,eA.ng C.. -, Friday
evening, Aug. Is, on the avn or
at 80 home of Mrs. James Banks.
-as social was sponsored by Mes
1arses J. Banks, Thos Spearman
and L. e. Bryant. She was feted
49,. many dinners, breakfasts
aaG other social events. The house
guest of Mrs. M. H. Ellis, also
her niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Howard
and son have returned from Dem
yer, Colo, Fort Worth, Texas, and
other points while they were away
on a 30-day visit.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-24

A resident of King County for
thirty years. Elementary and high
school in the state of Washington
public schools. Academic and law
training at the University of Wash
ington.
Veteran of World War 1. Served
in the legal department of the
United States Veterans Admin
istration and was Deputy Prose
cutting Attorney for King County
Private practice of law in King
County.
Was appointed Justice of the
Peace for Seattle Precinct in jan
uary, 1915, and named Municipal
Judge of Seattle at that time. Was
elected Justice of the Peace for
Seattle Precinct in November
1916, and was re-appointed as
Judge of the Municipal Court.
Has invoked many changes and
improvements in the Municipal
Court procedure. Program for pro-
baton in warranted cases has re-
leived the approval of all law en-
| sorcement agencies. Has main
tanned and carefully carried out a
program for the handling of cases
of alcoholism. Through cooper
alton with the Seattle Police De-
partment has helped establish a
probation system in the Crime
Prevention Division.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-24

CHURCHES, CLUBS, CIVIC
AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

CHURCHES, CLUBS, CIVIC
AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Bethel A. M. E., Rev. e. p. Will
liams has returned from the An
nual Conference, which was cor
vened in Tacoma, and that me
ing ended Sunday, Aug. ID,
Washington, was the host paste.
Rev. Williams was assigned or ap-
pointed to Bethel for another
year of service of pastorate. He
had a business meeting Monday
night which was well attended.
SICK LIFT
Mrs. A. 3. Fuller is convalescing
at her hcne. Mrs. Willie Scott
is convalescing in a nursing home.
Mrs. Edward Pleasant, ST., is con-
valescing at her home after an
operation.
Robt. Burns is convalescing at
his home. Mrs. Danny Harris, Sr.
is convalescing in nursing home.
CUPID VISITED IN YAKIMA
AND CLIMAXED AT FORT
LEWIS
Miss Mary Louise Moore, dau-
ghter of Mrs Della Moore of Will
Jamestown N. c., became the bride
of Col. George Franklin Allgood,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover ALL
good of Warren, Ohio, The cou-
pie were married in the chapel of
Fort Lewis. Chaplain Rufus A.
Cooper read the matrimony cere-
monies. Mrs. Eloise Johnson, ac-
companied the bride on the trip
over from Yakima and was
bridesmaid in the ceremony. The
newlyweds spent a short but love-
ly honeymoon in Tacoma. Cpl.
Allgood was scheduled to leave
soon for "oversea duty. Mrs
Louise Allgood did remain in Yak
ina, where she has been living
for the past four years.
VACATIONIST
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Cooke, left
home in Cleveland, Ohio, July 3,
touring many different states
camping and taking pictures for
Mrs. Cooke to use in school as
she is a public school teacher
They spent a week in Yakima and
Seattle, visiting relatives and
! friends. They are now in Calf
ornia and they will be back home
by Sept. Mr.. Charles Spearman
and his daughter Jacqueline, are
visiting in Cleveland, Ohio,
Speaman will visit his brothers
and sisters whom he has not seen
for more that 80 years.
Miss Spearman will make her
home in some metropolitan city
in Ohio
Mrs. Grant Verdun left Aug. IL
to visit friends in Mimi, Kansas
Decatur, II, and Chicago. While
in Chicago she will also attend the
Elks Grand Lodge convention
Mrs. Gene Donaldson left last
week for her vacation she accom-
panied Mrs. Verden. They had
quite a schedule ahead going East
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{ Communities For
New Play Named
Photo BY Stage

Committee appointments were
completed this week for produc-
ton of the mystery drama, "Sus-
pect," TO be presented Feb. IA in
the Moss Point high school aud
itorium by the Paspoint Little
Theater, Charles Cornell. pro-
duction manager, announced.
Jock Deiiinger will be ser man
aser in charge of the stage. as
sisted by J. B. Ray. w. d. Pelan.
Glen Torres and Mrs. Z. d. Hae-
mann.
Varien Fewel is in charge of
stage properties, assisted by Mrs.
c. II. Booker, Misses Elizabeth
Harper and Liddie Tanner. Hand
properties will be. furnished by
Mrs. LeNore Kleisner, chairman,
Mrs. Donald Olien and Miss Wv
ian McDavid.
Tom Dawson, in charge of
sound effects, will also be re-
sponsible for the sea mist which
blows across the stage in several
scenes. The lighting will be left
to Joe Gentle and Billy Schef-
fler.
Makeup will be handled by
Miss Joyce Hsgmsnn and Mrs.
Cyril vlsmYnck.
The regular meeting Of theater
members will be held at the
country club Tuesday at 3 p. m.