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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-01

Marymont Road, Silver Spring,
was named a clerical assistant
with the Department of Public
Libraries, at an annual salary of
$500, to fill a vacancy caused by
resignation.
Mrs. Mildred L. Bonavries, 1908
Bluhill Road, Silver Spring, and
Mrs. Madeline Stinson, 54O1 Wan
eta Road, Glen Echo Heights, both
appointed special police patrol
women at a salary of SIS a
month, with the Division of Police
Protection, Department of Public
Safety. Both fill vacancies caused
by resignation.
Mrs. Agnes Lee Miles, "a East
Montgomery Avenue, Rockville,
elevator operator with the Division
of County Building, Department
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-01
Maryland III
Club Members
Top Winners

Maryland All Club members
walked off with top honors in the
All Holstein and Jersey Show held
at the Atlantic Rural Exposition,
Richmond, Virginia, this past Sat-
urday.
Janice Palmer's aged cow ex-
hibit won the Senior and Grand
Champion Holstein awards, while
Bowman Brothers Junior yearling
was Junior Champion Holstein.
The Stiles Brothers from Fred
erick County exhibited both
champions with Towards junior
yearling being named Junior
Champion Jersey and Clifford's
aged cow winning the Senior and
Grand Champion Jersey awards.
The Holstein and Jerseys were
named the LIST prize State Herds
with North Carolina placing End.
The Maryland herd included Patsy
Messer's and Thomas Lawson
Kings senior calves, Bowman
Brothers and Joyce Riggs junior
yearlings and Janice Palmer's aged
cow, while the Jersey herd was
composed of Howard Stiles junior
calf, Charlotte Stiles senior calf,
Howard Stiles junior ycarling,
Carol ]. Mills senior yearling and
Clifford Stiles aged COW.
Placings of the Holsteins are
as follows:
Junior calf-Jane King, Clarks-
burg, second.
Senior calf-Patsy Messer, Cal
thersburgfi first; Thomas Lawson
King, Gaithersburg, second.
Junior yearling = Bow m n
Brothers, Jamestown, first; Bar
bara and Joyce Riggs, Gathers
burg, second, and Janice Palmer,
third.
Senior yearling-Edwin Dorsey,
Boyd, third.
2 yr. old cow-Robert Dorsey,
Boyd, second.
Aged cow - ] anice Palmer,
Olney, first; Barbara and Joyce
Riggs, second.
Dam and daughter - Barbara
and Joyce Riggs, first.
Jersey results ale as follows:
Junior calf-Howard Stiles, Mt.
Airy, first; Carol Sweeney, Coles
vile, third.
Senior calf-Charlotte Stiles,
second; Clifford Stiles, third; How
ard Stiles, fourth, and Carol ].
Mills, Travilah, fifth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-01
OBITUARY
John Elmer HalIOlUeH

John Elgar Hallowell, son of the
late Henry C. and Sarah Miller
Hallowell of Rockland, Sandy
Spring, died in his 81st year, Tues
day, September % in Murphysboro,
Ill.
Interment was in st. Louis
where, Mr.. Hallowell had lived a
great part of his life. His wife
was the late Clara Balm of st.
Louis. Survivors are two sons,
William H. of Murphysboro, and
Richard NJ. Of Sandy Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-01

Junior yearling-Howard Stiles,
first; Clifford Stiles, third.
Senior yearling-Howard Stiles,
first; Carol j. Mills, third, and
Clifford Stiles, fifth.
2 .yr. old cows-Clifford Stiles,
first; Carol J. Mills, third, Howard
Stiles, fourth.
Aged cow-Clifford Stiles. first;
Carol J. Mills, third; Howard
Stiles, fourth, and Fraley Sisters,
Derwood, fifth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-01

More than $4,000 men. women
and children will become blind
during 1858 in the United States,
says the National Society for the
Prevention of Blindness, calling
for increas@l support for research
into the causes of the binding eye
diseases.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-01
nOsAncil Approves
11New Employees
A,Hf County Jobs

. sThe County Council last week
beapprOved II appointments to coun-
titYqpcsitions made by the county
manager.
Mrs. Mary R. Gilkeson, POLL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-01

BOWMAN BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Craig Bowman
of Aberdeen Road, Rockville, en-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-01

tertained at a birthday dinner
party at Normandy Farm recent
ly for their 14-year-old son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05

VIA ne westsrn puwsrs hut On
ne cuatrary. fsehsed ~un ~
tsnfipn 10 create - many dlfiicsi
les a. postsols
n ne presenf sase. ke recaned
American efferta a.zlng bach "a
laa Jmlf teWara arranwnU =
meeting Co GeFman unlfcailun
and AnstriAn lndrpendemce ~
mentinned sfiarts "a the Tastes
Nations % Inns arms and resirirt
atomie weapons. BE referret q
neEotiatiaas fur : kafean poiltical
ccnfsFsnee.
Overall ne PrVsiaeni sad
peace ID the AmerirEn goal and
ma cuumtry 81 eanlinne % ~be
ready 10 dlncusx arr issue witk
ne Soviet unaxr esndaiuns uhich
prUxide Q Gear ana dependahle
easis ar aEreement
hat No sueh bass exists nos
has heen fsily dsaansiraied b
ne eKehange u notss ever Ger.
many rhR istest RassiAn note az.
lacked TIE whele Hesiern delwmss
sysiem ard re EDl Particularly
Under edo wea Germany woale
BE- rearmed-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05

WASHINGTON R-Pvssaasut q.
senhgwsr I'D sssFstary e STATE
Dulles appareslly hate eespalFed
e negosiatlag makr worid pruh.
lens wAh nnaxaa any tine go
on . bass aeceplatie b ten.
ne SoFiefa twa asyA 80 r..
huilea TIE latest tneaatioa irum
the Unised states. Braasa ana
Frsnce % attend . treiEn minls.
sers' me- inx - Germany sa9
Austria.
rhs Western powsrs are das b
consult todaY ca ther next mpxe
lnformed sourres said Il Was qaea.
tnnabie wheaher nny f1rsAer I'D
would be sens 10 the Kremiia.
ne Western guvcrnmsuts are
Gar mere eoneerned aboat the ~
pset Il Mascow's latest messaxs
en- oplnion IN tranes and else.
where h western Esrupe than gkey
are ahosi Ruxsias nxhavioE IA ne
presemt eiremmSiances The Insied
states IN particular has been press.
ma Cos early approval a ne pro.
iected six nation EaropRan De.
tense Community fEDCl
II. for reasoas II western 10
rupean nolities. here Il pressure
10 send anoaher messaRs 10 Mes
coz. Il very hkely wil b. sena
Bat Il. ~ ofilelals here hope. Rus.
sian oppoxiaion 10 aeeutatioa ahoui
Germany CO anythina else e.
terms acceptable % the West i
now Sufficiently etiahhshed 10 pro.
mote edo Fatifieasion. thea the
long series Of EastMest exchanges
yin be drppped.
PreSident Eisenhower. In al En-.
iraordlnary staieneni issued yex.
lerday 81 rs news cunieFenee. &C.
cused TIE Soviet Union q hloeking
aIl slong The Inc attempts b. ne
united States snd i;s allies b ~ees
% grips With TIE SOVIET @ MAJ
world problems
We said the Russians "negatise"
note had not only Friected . I'D
10 q iorei9n ministers meeting %
Germany and Austria st Lneano,
Switzerland. next Monday. BIT 30
also sci up impossible condition.
n q move 10 ''prsvsni sach . Co.
ference.
Putting 4 another way. TIE Pres
ident said the Russians sho4ed Nd
sign a wanting 10 grt logesheI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05

DID Ne rian. IN view a Tues
DAYS Fesulls. . fs&ppralse ~
legislative pfugr6mf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05
Winning Essay In First Federal
Savings And Loan Assn Contest

TAa baElswing essay, pamnsa n
nshart Muse. Sd Marzarst slrses
rs a6in6gad ths winmar ne 1un
- Dixision e 90 essay euaiasI
sponsarsd ~ TIE TMul Fedsra
savines and Lsan Asaoelalina. Top
le: ne City Manaear Emm q
oovsrnment VERSES Ia counek
Mayer Ferm."
wnaicH RonM9
To-day. magt AmeTieans are ..
coneerned WITH naalonai asvern
menl at we nsvsF 81 sronnd q
analyslnG eur ETY. esEermeni.
~uhila Ne ed sFs seuiely euas
eloua e TIE impaFlnnee 81 ne "a,
tinnal aovermm9at u - 10. ever
81 pietura ~ euw naliamai lga, NC
mmaa ct fnM 90 realize n a "a
zeal eevermmsni ut mueA a uuE
security az 20 haallh, prupssrily,
and indlvidaal wslfaFs dspends.
Oar eiiy sgxernmens proxidau
us wisA ell a onf slEeefs. sewers,
paFha. heaehas, and iAs cher 10.
eal facilities hnr enmanEa ed Plea.
IRE tat we al eainy. O. eoursa,
IS lave 10 pa aanas - pEuxida
lAeaa eonvenianees. ~ h a lhs
wise spending e thess taxss tat
h . credit h anV eel planned
|sity admlnisiratlon.
''rAs most wiAsly 80 furm a
city mansgar euumen auwm u Ruv,
arnmanI THIS typls Il aAmiml1tra.
to i Fapidly regaelnn Ne oldar,
ouf-moded mayor.ellv esmnca q.
mialstFalioa. Wa We, ghs voisrs,
elect . mayer. nins tines ct q
isn ~ h 60 lnnxpaEiaaead MAJ
Ne kngws hilla abezt - admin.
lsixataan 81 city gpEefnment. Ne
= elsElsd isw twe gears: wAen gAa
nsmt aleeflon eomea ainmw n tha
voseFn decide thal ths pxasant may.
or sn1 dninG the - well. they
eleet . 49, man 1Aa nsw man
e h az pro1ahni1v 81 e unin.
iarmsd - Ne prsxlsas mayug. rs
80 mayer haa b aaaFt from
naSaaEA % laarn 10 rum ely hunl.
nsaa auring No Earn. Fem ean fea.
|aMy Sc IAEt thla eamaanms turn.
ever aeea nsl maka ~ tha hlrh.
ct degree e pHazelaney A eilv
9oysnmsnl Aiss. wizA % mayer.
tAa vsl@s elect dilIsrenf msa a
BED tAs 6ilznFsmt dzparemanfs a
tAe ei1y. Each mam IS Ms own
end9ss sd Hsmally apamas mere
las ~ wouA6 hsva - Il eity On.
ansss wsra un6sf 60 ksad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05
Negotiating World Problems Looks HOepless

re poSEina ~ ne Ented safes.
Brtala ant ffanxe = at kaskla
sheaid sETte o sufifst.ea ~ Ger.
many sahuui ktnz EpC hgesasa
49, srKue. ~ eeisasl oTEaniza-
Elaa wuEia sirsnklAxa Earepeaa
siah.llg ard rsaes
EVER Mascow nanNa Krreat ac-
eosnts of tng Rnss - repiy ever
fua paEs The FeNly Frlierntsd
ne Soxtei demant So . "a I've
eanferNnce. incisfAa 0ammanlst
Chlna. uhirh seuld - designed 20
eaks worii trnskEns ThrFs woa,d
- ssparsis taiks. uxheui Cklns,
aho4i German
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05

M0RGANN0WN. ". " - Pasii
GFek9. UYeareii e. mlnsF. sad
yesterday hs vas drixinE d scrk
h rs 49, car b. ne Cheat
Nouniain sectiua ana nj . dcsF.
Sad GFVEE; ~Ths desr losersd
- bad and ehaffed ne fruuf
81 ny car hs hacked aff q
eAarxed again fhsn hs strolrd
off ma the Nouis
~Cost me- G5oa - O. tAai sar.s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05
IA.r.a.v. 1...-l., : - us EIv w1sr erEI1En -.
Eisenhower TO Stick To Course
Despite COP Election Setbacks

/ Did ha piaa, IN view II TIES.
days Fesulls. = fs&pprnlse ha1
legislative pfugrsmf
Airs A. wellaga o. y. g.
Ne. Eisenhower sad. hla pFob.
len h q devise \ pFsaram TIT
meets C composite eomYlciionn ~
lhuss nxausizlea alfh him sd to
ia inF tb9 ssnsFal eeifnFa % the
Uniied States. Sone vieiasllndes
e poiiiiea heFe ani there. he added
wouid haYe - efieet e. 4 what
ever.
Cev. gohnztan nnrTay II okla-
hnme. = nsmoerat end newaY
elected ehairman "a lha sanlhegm
GovernnFa' Cunfaremct. said II o.
Repuhilcans disunart Tuesdays
ballot results. they w'ill be ioaling
ihemselvsa. In 90 lnterview 81 Hoi
Springs. Va. where TIE Dixie eov.
ernors wound ~ tAeir annual
nesting yesterday. kiurFsy sid he
looks co Tuesdays results a. .
vial first saEp u Co. Democrats
rampalan = "a comtrol a Ca
aresa nexf pear
nepahilcan Nailomal Chairman
iennard = Han sad On e. Mns
radio pFo9ram lasl nighi 81 4
lhe Republicans were noln9 b
have . dip ia popalnrity slea'a
hnve 4 now and not 1exl year =
Al houae seats and une-fhara af
ne Senate are 10 - flied lhen
We sad lie ner1blienns had
bern buss redaelng refsanne. e..
iing expenditures enc dainR e1hsr
things lAai weFsn1 dFamalle I'D
didnt have poliiieal "a
"AisiFmafise Pregram@
Wan promised tne kdmimlssrafsnn
VIII advance ~ ~affsrmmlivn ne.
gran n tbe sessina a. cnnsreas
beglnulaa IL January. menllonlns
4 redartion ID taxes and 4 80
farm pfogFam.
ne tald hls radio lntsrvlewers
last nixht Ne ara n gruuhla~ Ia
neat Tuesdays special California
eungreasional slertion lla SAID two
pemorFata are rumminR anainss
two Republicans hul &c Demo.
erai = 30 makiag MACH a. :
eampaign.
ms eaald spla tls Top vass
and beosi - Democrals' ehnaess
% make Il eight nlrnixht Homss
sieciinn vixtTtea ths year
kisemAomef. amanfinmnd ahums
last weeks Nhlis Enuns slatemeul
nat he So enduExlnw al Reumhll-
ean eandidates. aaallfiea o.
somewhat ~ Ne hulurs b. saxlas
nat tAese ean6detes mnss kaxe
eiean reeaFds Z hanesty - Is.
EErily. Re sd 4 AS eonrelvahls
lhas tAese eonaiaiaas miaAs NJ -
met N "a easea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05
War Predicted

HOUSTON. Ten. IN. ssh
karean amhaxsadar - a. tinllea
States. here - : lseimr. sna.e
says tha 1ammuassts are vinlss.
lns the Aaesn tree and -
asaneh Ne mesi horrihie q al
waFs"
Or Yea Gas Ysng. b a. inter.
sisw lssi assAs. aid ne Rsas are
aaine ne ksreaa truce - sleek
ple bomba 80 planss ans nesfls
her iuiernM lruuhlss
Mhsn - the Is ripe. n co.
tinnee. taey ~ start the mast
horriele 4 an wars "A. - -
Reds I'D Fsfuni - NorsA Korsan
airiields - desp.is trscs pleases
are pf'aknE h Grated pianea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05

- 10 city manaNeF-eounen form
of RsNsrnmemi. TIE people elect ei.
" eemmissianerI 10 aei a. tha
iaw-making body Cor ne city. Ths
eommlssionnFs then hire Q man d
kan6le - woFking end sf he SOW
ernment- he city manager Is hir,
ed: lAarsfnre. he Is ut mixed 90
IN palllies and does nol have d
|answeT 10 nny poligieal party. His
- u 10 handls the dlflerens de-
paFamanis 81 the city While Tie
city Wills ths eommlssieners han.
de - huslness a making Laws
Yea ean Sc nat tAis form a
Eevarnmeat w1l n0t oaly provids
q better edministragion bul Nh
save ths tan payers money. The
mayer u aiaefed b. . political
party. when he gsts into efliea hin
fEiends" euma arpund iooking Coz
49, o. course hey eef TIE johs
even 9 tneFe sat any for them.
ne eity managsr doean1 have %
answsr - sny one since be was
hiEed 10 han6la the managing oi the
city and Gas noa elected: GAeFefore
Ne fiils ths posas only - thsg are
vaeamt.
IN tAsse days ne eommissionsrs
q ~ have % search inr ne Firht
man - Ire for The eify manager.
There u an assoeintion tAal TIE "a.
" ca 80 10 hire an experienced
man. wAe h irnined 10 handia the
prohisms q . growing city and Ia
eel eaallfisd Cor The %. some
managsFs are even promoled from
&c eily ely 10 anothsF.
Pres Ne sbeve analysls Il d
apparsni tat thls is ne bess form
of a9ministration Cor sur city,
lrum &c slandpoint Il eeonomy
ana e1Eleianey."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05


"A mmsolUTloM nmmmlno gT
NECESSARY TO AmAMpoM a
poRTlo9a CO LnoA sTmmmT N
TIC VICINITY @ Tam l9Tmm.
smcTiopi O. Inois AID LAlao
sTRaHTG.
WHEREAS. Kamlea Plat Ne. 4.
q subdiyiaion Of pan Il Tract -,
recorded In Plat Beok Z. pans Q,
shows . dedieation e Leon Slresl
nnmlh "a IA lntNFsaclion with Lard
Street. 90 ct h I'll eliminate TIE
afiset of Leo street northeriy q
said Laird street. and In pruvidlng
for such efiset . poFiioa Il Leo
street ainms Inl 1. nleek ! secard.
ne b sad paat. kas 20 furthew sc
for street purposes and may b
ahand0nad. ed aAa ownership 4
sad land Ill revert % ths oriainal
gwn9R. Kamisn caFpmation. whieA
has caused sad plat - BE- recorded.
Now. TherefuEe.
Re h Fpsolved ~ the City Cen.
mlsaiun e ne eily Il Key West,
FloridA. e. fnlloms:
nat Ills Commisainn dsems 4
neeeaaafy nat ! seetnn al Leaa
Street In ahe vieinlsy az lis inssr.
neetien wifA Laird street be oar.
Fowed ~ ahandening q porlioa q
sad street deaeribed Is fnflgws.
On ths lalan4 e ksy west and
heine q parea e land lyiag
westerly e L1s 1. Bierk 4. &c.
euTdln9 b kamien Plat No. 4,
. snhdiElaion q paFt a Tract
y, rncoF6ed IN Plat Book a.
page .: eommeneing a. q per.
manenl rsieFenee monumeua
81 ne southwest eornNr e
Laird and Lea ssrssls; tAanes
nanntng h . soufhwebteFly a.
Eection and aiung TIE SoutAaas-
terry eoamdaFy lie af Laird
street. % isets thsmea runnina
q IN degree Z. lo9S feet.
tAenee ranning ia Northeast
cry dlrection and parallei VITA
SAID SouiheaslHxly houndary
Inc q Laird street a fesl;
fhNnea FSHnnfmm atmaa a. MA
westerly heumdswy Ina 81 Eea
4. hl0xk 1 ug sc nuhAivininn
Ice feet haek - - poina eg
beglmning
FlFther, thnt - Cry clark e
sad Cliy case rs hRael9fina d
- puhlisked &c the h The Key
wesl cAl1en. 9 lnesl newnpapaf.
- nat ehla<kiens q sal aban8on.
meat mag be heard ngvs. IS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05

N2NNHMN#MH 800 NMNN So ME8N8H
80 - MNNa@MA MHxA&MA M4Bez@ ANMM
Msm 100 Gm nNAAMf fnum anAhma gmnnns
anaNnaam - ed wumH4 wha aaFmmiY
$3.50 80 eE411 aNMNAaM eAmA.aa
weaazzNz $500 a11Af14 80 - e ksasaa4
ns3 80 mNaaa ~ g4GN41W auna g. -
asazs4zEEaN H@4lA 49, = - eaHaaslEa
mmwm1 - 80 . 80 psantm - -
- - - - -. =
CENTRAL PbtARAAAcV. carnss
tlAaas 80 TFwmen Avenss - Aaail
oF6eFe EMloA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05
Good Fire Warden

DURANGO. Gee. q - nsy
BouGhman'a esl won1 eaieh nice.
~ BE- makes > splanald 6iru var.
Gen.
Pusn pawed ana purra6 mmlM Ne
gut hum9hmnn cot II bed a md.
nighf. bnughman arnaa. fhlmking
ne Get wnnted ct lur q nnelurnal
strnli.
On he wsy haek fEom shs Ger,
B0ughman found he kilehan me-
with smoka. he nesieed h n tine
b put cat . ire h TIE van De.
fore aerinuB damage runullad.
Nice apparently started %
hlaEs ~ ehewimg On k1ichan
maiehes-tke sane mice ne cat
nieadfaaily refuses - ease.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05

PHOENIX W-Is wan q Rumahl
day Ger Framelmeo GutlaFraa. e.
year-old inrm lahuwer.
We drove onlo TIE rallromd
tracks and his car vas smaeked
b. . switch engine. The ear rs
carried of 10 TIE tzHk yard.
cutieFres went % . hospital win
cracked ribs.
Thea ne was ISSUED q eltalian
Cor failure 20 eee that q loco.
mntlve vas eem-ng bafuFa dris.
- onfo the traeka.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-05

~ #M WW#W
WASHINGTON R-pre3lAenl Is.
6eneaF. eonredlne BE- i nol
GamalelT happT eEel porsenls q
uEmKaIlE fnEafNenee 81 - polls
teaA n = nlleking q the polllieal
ana aalnAlNo cmfaa - haa
ohnflNa
r. - a hn namlnlstralion.
~ 10 ~ naM8 eua9afenee go.
taFd4s. Is - prsFlds : agnamie
and larmaFa lookins program Or
a. eeunlFy - Sad ~ adminls
islfalsnn ~ eoainne leWard nat
g.. beliayina .Ani Ia - laa9 run
4 80 -.
NnanAbmar 6eelwnd y appfnlae
ia gesmlls "a rnendatt eleetiona
whieh lmxludsd nnrprlse Demoerai.
X virlnriss in NeN Jersey, IN
terms e feaclioa la rs adminla.
lrallsn9 polleiea 81 eeilans.
Wam1 AmalrHa Nsie
Ne I'D reporters Ne 81 aiin'i
knew, ed they wumaa las - 90
TIER ga annlY1ipR
Iha presaNnt palmnAneFNd. -
enan lha neM4 eanitrtnee. ~ b
rs - eempleleiy plessed and
hanaF NIih soma e Iuek8aY :
stats 80 sucal olaetlan results
III ~ adaed aiVlns reporters pr
miaaion h anois bin dlrextly -
thla lmalmnee
Il havs last akirmishea hsfore.
Tmkina 40 lhe mllliary analoEy
: reparier asked vhelher Ne ~.
lsnasd te win tha waF-FEeaum'
ahiy - faSt coaGrasslunAi elee'
tlans.
ma sever wonf IN 3 war b ioae
one. lAa pFenldenl rNrlled
cnsstionAne eAmn haek slms ed
aanln II pnlilies. Apneifl<ally q
fha elaelinns a TaNsdaY II tnem,
lha nemoefals s8es b vietory
il lha New fofA rilY mayore'
RAGS. eleelea q goVeFaef and :
eanarensman IN Feeea&ly kepuhli.
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Producer

Offcers Of the American News
paper Women's Club paid q trib-
ute to Samuel Goldwyn yester-
day.
And the famed motion picture
producer reciprocated by paying
a tribute to the ladies.
Mrs. Goldwyn was on hand for
the festivities, held at a lunch
con at the Mayflower Hotel.
The occasion was highlighted
by the presentation Of q scroll to
Mr.. Goldwyn "in appreciation Of
his kindness and in acknowledg-
inent of his friendship to the
American Newspaper Women's
Club" The group recently spon-
sored the Washington premiere
of Mr.. Goldwyn's latest produc-
ton, Hans Christian Andersen, "
as a benefit for its clubhouse
fund.
Mrs. Harold Strickland. the
club president. who officiated.
lauded the honor guest as q
pioneer in the field Of entertain
ment who, in addition, is known
for his generosity. At the same
time she pointed out that Mrs.
Goldwyn has not only aided her
husband but has become q per-
sonality In her own right.
The producer carried it on
from there. I'm delighted at
the nice things you have said
about my wife," he declared. I
can't tell you how important
she's been to my life and to my
work." Their he added that sue
cess would come to all men who
realized the Importance of
women.
Because Of its sentimental
value. the scroll just given him
would hang in his home instead
of his office, he promised the
club.
Special friends Of the Gold
wyns who were guests at the
luncheon included Mrs. Ivy
Baker Priest. Treasurer Of the
United States; Mrs. Katherine
G. Howard, assistant to the Fed
eral Civil Defense administra-
tor, and Mrs. Joseph r. Earring
ton, wife of the delegate from
Hawaii and former president of
the National Federation of Re-
publican Women.
Others attending were officers
of the club and members Of the
committee which worked on the
recent benefit.