Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-26
Rain Destruction Reported
In Laytonsville, Woodfield

authority III the 0lStrlct during
and after full scale disaster.
Mr.. Perry reports that Civil De-
Tense is well organized and
equipped on the county, state
and regional levels but that no
effective organization or plans
exist within Election District
One. He feels that we must now
plan to work together or else
we will be Overrun and help
less separately.
Mr. Perry concludes that the
farmers, homeowners, and ten
ants of this district can protect
their families effectively and can
help others by working together.
Here is what he says should be
done:
l. Fix the place UP as for a
siege. Put solid shutters on at
least the South and East win
dows. Install a gasoline driven
electric generator or share one
with neighbors. Keep an oil or
wood stove and stocks of fuel and
gasoline. Stock up a basement
shelter. These are 80 percent eff
fective against outdoor radioac-
tive fall out. Plan for outlying
families moving in with others
and for neighborS setting up nur-
series for children and invalids.
This will release manpower for
cooperative work. Grown-upS,
take the Auxiliary Police and
Home Protection courses. Every
one take first aid and keep it up.
2. Young people join the
RACES (the Radio Amateur Civil
Emergency Service). Set up a
ham network, mobile and fixed,
throughout the district so that we
can pass the word and help each
other while the phones are out.
Dad, help finance the project. It's
good experience, too.
3, Talk it over with the CD
people and with your neighbors.
Join the CD and help plan who
will do what, when, where and
why. Volunteer to staff the head
quarters or run a radio or direct
traffic or be warden in your
neck of the woods or help war
den or set up canteen or super
wise shelters or screen refugees
for people who can be put to
work.
Mr.. Perry plans to actively or
game the district starting now.
He hopes that volunteers will APP
proach him in the near future. He
can be reached at aGithersburg
683-J-4 or by mail in Laytonsville.
His home is in Laytonsville viii
lage on the Goshen Road, the sec
ond house down from the inter
section at Guy Riordan's store.
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Mrs. Clara Cashlel entertained
the Laytohsville Bridge Club at
bridge luncheon Saturday. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Henry Griffith,
Mrs. William Mobley and Mrs.
William Dinwiddie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Glascock
of Summit oPint, w. Va, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clagett
Warfield last week. Caroline
Warfield visited her grandmother.
Mrs. George Gdascock in Summit
Point during the week.
Darlene Burns spent this past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hawkins.
Mary Allison Seek and Martha
Cramer were houseguests last
week of Mrs. Allison Taylor and
Mrs. Mary Allnutt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Etzler of Frederick were
also guests of Mrs. Allnut and
Mrs. Taylor one day last week.
Joyce Burke was guest soloist
at Montgomery Chapel Method
list Church at Clagettsville last
Sunday.
The Lester Bealls have moved
from Annapolis Rock Road to
Clagettsville and the Kenneth
Combs have moved into the
BealPs home on Annapolis Road
Road.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Burke are
receiving congratulations on the