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Evening star., 1940-11-09
Fountain Memorial
Plans RoIIy Day

The first Sunday in the first unit
of the new Fountain Memorial
Church Building tomorrow will be
rally day. Special attention will be
given to parents of children attend
ing the Sunday school. Tours will
be conducted into the various de-
partments beginning at $50.
At II am. the Rev. w. B. King
will preach on Behold, All Things
Are New" Reception of new men,
bers. At 8 pm, "A World Vision"
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Zion Lutheran Aid
To Install Officers

Not Peace, But a Sword" will be
the subject at Zion Lutheran Church,
by the Rev. Edward G. Goetz. The
following officers of the Ladies' Aid
Society will be installed: Presi-
dent, Mrs. P. v. Hall; vice president,
Mrs. George Weisser; recording Sec
retary, Mrs. E. H. Omohundro; cor
responding secretary, Miss Minnie
Schickler; birthday secretary, Mrs.
T. Luckett.
The Senior Luther League will
meet at 6 pm. The Adult Luther
League will meet at 7 pm.
The Sunday school teachers and
officers will meet Wednesday at 8
pm. at the home of Miss Gladys
Broeker, 2153 California street NV.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
DR.. Peter Marshall
To oDeIiver Sermon on
Mercy Of MagdaIa' la
Teu Listed at $50 and
Evening Service at 8;
Other Events Scheduled

The Rev. DR.. Peter Marshall, min
lister Of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, will speak on
'The Mercy of Magdala" tomorrow
at II am. The choir will sing
Beautiful Savior" by christensen
At pm. he will have for his sub
ject Heavens Who's Who" The
chorus will sing Bach's GLORY Now
to Thee Be Given"
The young people will meet for
tea at $50 pm. The Lincoln Fell
lowship Forum will meet at $50 pm
The young peoples department and
the Tuxis group will also meet.
Wednesday at IL am. the second
of a series of four mission study
classes on China will be held. Mrs.
Peter Marshall will review the mis-
sion study book Dangerous Oppor-
tunity," by Earl H, Ballou. The
devotions will be led by Mrs. L. l..
Smith. All women of the congre-
CATION are invited.
Thursday evening the program
will be in charge of the young
people and music will be provided
by choral groups from the choirs.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Greek Orthodox Moss

Archbishop Athenagoras, head Of
the Greek Orthodox Church of
North and South America, will
officiate at high mass tomorrow at
the Saints Constantine and Helen
Greek Orthodox Church. He will
speak after the services, which will
be from II am. to pm. The Rev.
Thomas Daniels, pastor, will assist
at the mass. Special prayers will
be offered for Greece.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
DR.. CIemen to Preach
At Chevy Chase Church

DR.. Rudolf A. Clemen, professor
at American University, will preach
at Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning on Let Us Keep
Faith"
The Hearthstones, junior high
group, will meet at 6:15 pm. Of
ficers will be elected at this meeting.
The Fireside Group and the Col
legians will meet at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
I Am q Debtor Topic
OF DR.. Raphael Miller

Il Am Debtor" will be the theme
Of Dr.. Raphael Harwood Miller to-
morrow morning at the National
City Christian Church.
On Thursday evening at the
church dinner, Dr.. Miller will con-
tinue his series on the prophecy Of
Hosea and its Meanings for To-
day"
Miss Maxwell Galloway will be
the soloist at the Sunday morning
service. She will sing Great Peace
Have They" by Rogers. The chorus
will sing "Jubilate Deo," by Nevin.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
FirsfCongregafionaI
18th Jubilee Events
To Close This Week
This Is Our Gospel
To Be II AM. Topic Of
Rev. H. S. Anderson

The First Congregational Church
will observe its final week of dia-
mond jubilee events this week.
The Rev. Howard Stone Ander-
son will deliver the 18th anniversary
sermon, "This Is Our Gospel" at II
am. This service will use two
hymns, written by members of the
church. The A Cappella Choir will
sing one verse of God Be With
You" written by DR.. jeremiah E.
Rankin in 1882 while pastor of the
church, and the congregation will
sing Speak to Me, Lord" written
recently by Martin D. Schram,
member of the church. There will
be a duet by Marjorie Brett and
Dale Hamilton.
William E. Sweet, moderator of
the General Council of Congrega-
tional Christian Churches, will speak
at a Congregational mass meeting
at pm. A reception follows. Dor
othy Wilson Halbach, contralto, will
sing.
Other events are a banquet on
Wednesday and the address on Fri
day night. DR.. Allen A. Stockdale,
a former pastor, will be the guest
speaker at the banquet, and DR..
Russell Henry Stafford pastor of
Old South Church in Boston, will
speak at 8 pm.
A historical Photographic exhibit
of the chief activities will be on dis
play all next week. Sometime dur
ing the week DR.. John D. Wolcott
will read history of the church.
The Scrooby Club will meet at 6
pm. and the Tuxis Club will meet
at $50 pm.
The Young Women's Club dinner
Is Tuesday at o'clock.
There will be no Thursday dinner
and service.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

munion, and at 7:30 pm. a gospe
message. The young people meet q
6:45. John Scroggie of London
England, will speak Thursday night
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Open Door Church.

Open Door Church.
On Sunday at II am. the pastor
will speak on Three Offices Of
Christ" to be followed by COM
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

6. Gozamos del respeto y Ia
confianza de nuestros p~acientes,
pues ellos saben que n~uestro
consejo no esta adulterado por
interes personal, sino que es en-
teramente por su bien.
z. Hacemos un bien enorme,
10 que, despues de TODD, es ell OBJ
jeto principal de nuestra profe-
sion. La profession y ell pdblico
Sc b~enefician y nadie resulta le-
sionado.
8. Este sistema esta en- con
formidad con las recommendation
mes del Comite sobre ell Costo de
la Atenci6n Medica en- su sec :
ci6n sobre "Practica de Grupo y
Paga de Grupo," y tenemos una
carta del secretario executive de
ese comite diciendonoslo asi.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
CHINA PIDE AYUDA PARA
SU SdSTEMA MONETARIO

Chuhgking, mayo Sci DIR.
T. F. Tsiang, exembajador de
China en- Russia, Sc ha dirigido
a los Estados Unidos, hablando
por la Radio, y pide que Ameri-
ca presto su ayuda para salvar
la moneda republican,.
La guerra ha llegado a I'M
punto di1o desde Ell cual puede
considerarse la economic como
un factor decisive.
mo trataran Inglaterra Y Es
tados Unidos de apOyar la reta-
guardia, que es Ell dollar chino.
Una ayuda positiva al dollar
chino tendra una gran impor-
taneia estrategica.
La semana pasada, en- New
York, Ell peso chino Sc cotizaba
a 4.85 centavos. Una semana an
ties valia 6 centavos.
Significa la baia en- Ell peso
un considerable aumento en- los
precips de los articulos whales.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
Sc MATO CUANDO PRACTI-
CABA PARA LA r
DE 500 MILLAS

Indianapolis, mayo 8.-Prac-
ticando en- la pista de Indiana
polls, para la carrera de 500 mi
Has, Sc mat6 aver George Bal :
ley, de SO amos, conocido como
ell solter6n de Detroit. Habia ter
minado de dar una vuelta con
su coche, de tipo ultramodernis-
ia, construido por Harry Miller,
de Los Angeles, cuando Ell auto
m6Vll di6 un salto contra ell mu-
70 de conten y Sc incendi6. Las
quemaduras le cauSaron la
muerte en- as minutes.
En- ell mismo lugar donde ocu-
rri6 ell accidente pereci6 ell ano
pasado Floyd Roberts.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
ESTA EN- LOS ESTADOS UNI
DOS Ell HOMBRE QUE DES-
CUBRIO UNA M
USADA Dor LOS NAZIS

New York, mayo 8.-Los
despachos de Alemanla relati-
vos a dep6sitos de carton pa
ra aceite de motor, con ell fin
de ahorrar metal, y la sustitu-
ci6n del papel por ell yute, ha
conducido al descubrimiento
de que ell autor o inventor de
la formula Sc encuentra en- los
Estados Unidos y desea hacer-.
la llegar a las autoridades mi
litares de los paises Aliados.
Sc nombra ell inventor H.
Scherbak, un native de Mora
via, que era miembro del CO.
mite consultante del ministe :
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
CREE Ell PAPA QUE OTROS
PASSES Sc ITALIAN EN- Pc
LIGRO DE SER
Disminuye la tension en- los
clrculOs f~ascistas

Roma, mayo 8.-Dirigien :
do la palabra a una ,audiencia
de 1000 peregrinos, entire
ellos Al ninos franceses, ell Pa
pa dijo que Ell comparte los te-
mOres sobre que otros paises
corren ell peligro de una inva-
sion. FEs un mundo eRvenena-
do con mentiras y deslealtad,
que ha perdido ell espiritu sa-
ludable de la paz,"
Italia observa los movimien-
tos de los Aliados en- ell Medi-
terraneo; pero la tension ST.
que disminuyendo.
Virgilio Gayda, portayoz
del Duce, dice en- un articulo
que Italia piensa permanecer
en- paz y en- Rmigable coope-
raci6n con los paises balkani-
cos.
Cualquier intento ingles pa
ra bloquear a Italia en- Gibral-
tar resultaria infructuoso por-
que los abastecimientos esen-
ciales Italia los viene obtenien
do de los Balkanes.
~El Mensajero," diario de
esta capital, acusa a los Ala
dos de esparcir falsas noticias
para provocar incidentes y ex-
tender la guerra.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
ANDREWS AuCANZO MAS
DE 10000 VOTOS

En- las elecciones a senador fe
deral, verificadas aver, ell sena-
dor Charles o. Andrews qued6
a la cabeza de todos sus oponen-
en- este COndado, con 12,764 vo-
tos. Jerry Carter qued6 en- Sc
gundo lugar, a causa de sus mu-
chos amigos personales, con
5133.
MacFadden finali76 en- tercer
lugar, con 4,455; Cone, 1888;
Coe, 1890, y Ha2en, 44a,
Andrews ira a las segundas
elecciones, con MacFadden de
adversario.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
LOS ALEMANES ESTAN DES
~MANTELANDO Ell GRAF
SPEC

Montevideo, Uruguay, ma
yo 8.-Los ingleses estan pro.
cediendo a desmantelar el
Graf Spec y realizan los ira
bajos dentro de la mayor re-
serva possible. Los restos de-
buque sc han dividido en- dos
parties, que lentamente Sc hun
den en- la boca del rio de la
Plata.
Son expertos de la marina
inglesa los que realizan ell ira
bajo.
Los restos del buque Sc ven
dieron, en- febrero, a Julio We
ga Helguera, I'm comerciante
de Montevideo. Dos buzos Sc
utilizan, uno argentine y ell O.
tro uruguayo. Hay en- ell inte-
rior del barco una gran canti-
dad de proyectiles.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
LA V~ERDADERA CARIDAn

No hay palabra mas triste
que Ia pa9abra carload, Bai6
del cielo para educar a los HON
bres an Ia justicia, y la hab6is
conwertido en- Instruments de la
iniquidad.
JESUS cierta vez Sc alej6 desa-
lentado de la multitud fu6 Guam
do concedi6 que lie segufa en- es-
rera de la rapetici6n del mila-
gro de los panes.
Mas ~vosotros haceis reparto
dc panes cada dfa, con mucha
complacencie, y ciertamente q.
no es honra en- vosotros. nj es
milagro. Os debiais avergonzar.
81 antes Sc hiciera justicia, 10
que Sc llama carload serfa inn
possible.
La verdadera carload no es
OAR al necesitado, sino evitar
que el ~necesitao exista.
La verdadera carload consis-
tie en- darlo TODD: nc TODD 10 que
da, sino todo 10 que correspon-
de a lque recibe.
Y mas adn: La verdadera ca
ridad no es dar, sine reconocer.
C0nstancio C. Vigil.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
UN VENDEDOR CHECO MA
TO A UN NAZI

Praga, mayo 8.-La sema-
ma pasada, en- una Gale de es-
ia ciudad, un vendedor ambu-
lante checo mat6 a un nazi a.
leman, Ernst Leimer. Los ale
names dicen que Leimer fue
atacado cuando paseaba en-
compania de SUI esposa y por
haber requerido violentamen-
tie al vendedor. Ell checo sac6
un revolver que portaba y lie
hizo fuego, Quiere averiguar
la Gestapo como Ell arma lie
60 a las manos del agresor.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
III
Control de CoOperdtiUG
de Consume

vuelve a decir ell DR.. War
base:
"Desde ell punto de vista de la
organization es APPLICABLE ell prin
cipio fundamental de la coopera
ci6n de consume; un miembro,
un vote; no puede haber vota-
ci6n por poder; ninguna discri-
minaci6n politica, racial o reli-
giosa; ell ingreso en- la coopera-
tiva, alberto a todos. Estos prin
cipios son la base de la democra
cia. Por medic de las cooperate
vas de consume, los miembros
reciben la atenci6n que necesi-
tan. Ellos son los que insisten
en- la competencia de sus medi-
cos. Saben que la verdadera e.
conomia no esta en- la medicina
barata sine en- la medicinal me-
jor.
"Estos aspectos fundamental
les de la organization de control
brillan por su ausencia en- mu-
chos otros tipos de organizacio-
mes de salud. Estando Ell control
en- poder de tercetas parties, es
diffcil eliminar Ell "instinto adj
quisitivo" del politico.
"Cuando las firmas industrial
les proporcionan atenci6n medi-
ca, es a menudo para propio
bien, teniendo como considera-
ci6n secundaria ell bienestar del
empleado. Las companies CO.
merciales de SECURES interpo-
niendo el control entire ell pacien
tie Y sl medico, suelen usurpar
la lealtad del galeno.
"Ninguna agencia, salvo una
para pacientes, parece estar mo
tivada de tai manera que facili-
tie la relaci6n apropiada entire
los medicos y los que compran
servicios medicos. Digamos, sin
embargo, que bajo Ell plan COO
perativo, ell control laico no sc
extiende al campo de las cues
tones medicas. Estas son de la
competencia exclusive del medi-
co.
EN- cast todos los puntos las
asociaciones cooperativas de sa-
lud ofrecen ventajas que no Sc
italian presentes en- otros tipos
de organization para facilitar
atenci6n medica. Este sc debe a
que la medicina cooperative ten
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

John Harlan Amen, Jose Ado
mis-, figura polftica de Brooklyn
y IN raquetero. Sc lie acusa de
secuestro, exig2nciar de Gt-l-ro
Y asalto. Tn teniente de Adonis,
Sam Gasherg, fue arrestado en-
Los Angeles. Los dos sem acusa
dos tambien de secuestrar, en-
1892, a I'm tai Isadore Wapins-
ky. A les dos dfas del ~secuestro
Ell individuo fue entregado a su
familia. Sangraba de la boca y
un mes mas tarde fslleci6.
Telegramas Sc han remitido a
Ia Florida y otros Estados pr
diendo Ell arresto de Adonis.
Gasberg revel6 a las autcri-
dades que las actividades de su
grupo figlraba una m6lruina
ode hacer dirsro'', que fne VEN
dida y no entrsgada.
Wapinsky hacia m5quinas y
preparaba oombinaciones " en-
una de elias perdi6 el dinero de
Adonis.
lCuando Ell inventor muri6,
Ell medicc extendi6 un certifica-
do asegurando que habia muer-
te de angina de pecho.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

de deliberadamente a la solu-
ci6n de tantoS problemas econo-
micos actuales como es possible
en- c~ualquier tipo de organiza-
ci6n. La medicina cooperative
no es una panacea. Uno de sus
defectos es que en- su esfuerzo
por facilitar la mejor atenci5n
medica, coloca sus servicios fue-
ra del alcance de muchfsimas
personas que figuran en- los CRU
pos de mas pobre economic y
entire los desempleados. Para es
tos grupos la 1nica respuesta
puede ser Ell SECURE de salud obi
gatorio."
Demostraci6n PrGctica
Todos los anteriores princi-
pics han sido puestos en- practi-
ca en- ell Community Hospital,
en- Elk City, Oklahoma, desde
1880, con un buen exito sin pa
ralelo. En- realidad, desde la or
ganiazci6n de nuestra asocia-
ci6n clinica en- ell otono de 1929,
hamos construido ampliadiones
de nuestro hospital una en- 1884
la segunda en- 1886 y la tercera
Sc halla en- prOceso de ~construc-
ci6n.
L. Bajo nuestro sistema los
medicos controlan completamen
te la pqrte professional de la la
Dor, Hires de toda interferencia
de los laicos y fijan su compen-
saci6n como en- la practica pri-
vada, WHIW
2. Nuestra compensation CO.
mo medicos durante la sequia y
la depression Sc compare favora-
blemente con los ingresos por
una labor similar antes de la de
preston; tenemos mas trabajo
que antes de la depression.
3. Egtamos libres de peque-
mas preocupaciones econ6micas
incluyendo teneduria de libros,
cobros, gastos generates fijos,
etc.
4. Disturbances de IN mes de
vacaciones, mas o menos, al ano,
con paga completa.
5. Los interests de los m9di
COS son uno, y cooperamos de to
do coraz6n unos con otros sin
pensar en- celos o ventajas per-
sonales. Disturbances de nues-
tras relaciones professional y So
cialmente como nunca anterior
mente en- la practica competiti-
va individual.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
tsG | Spresd Your Cold Cough
Get EenthO- MulsiOP .

ing highest grade beechwood reo
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Mentho.
MuIsioE . taste the whole family
viii, like, II clings to the mem
branes SO It's soothing, healing in-
rredients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpitl
"Attendancs at church is neces
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger TIE congregation with .
cold cough when Mcntho-Mulsion ia
SO inexpensive and easy to obtain"
Msntho-M ulaion is endorsed By
your neichbors and guaranteed BY
leading druggists sv'rvthere.-ady'
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
UNI SEI1O vA1UADO EN-
$4,000 S

New York, mayo 8.-Esta de
positado en- la b6veda del Hoiel
Ambassador, en- esta ciudad, I'm
cello da a un centavo, de la Qua
yana Inglesa, valuado en- $4,000
pesos. FL sello es propiedad de
la Sra. Anna Hind Scala, de u
tica, que 10 trajo a New York,
transrortandolo hasta Ell hlotel
en- un caro- blindado.
lie sera mostrado hoy al Sr.
LaGuardia, alcalde de la ciu-
dad.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
SUSPENDIDA Ia REUNION
PARA Ell MARTES

La Asociaci6n de Padres y
Maestros de la escuela Orange
Grove suspendi6 su junta de a.
noche, por motive de las eleccio-
mes, hasta el marteg ID de mayo.
Pertenecen a la AsoQisei6n
mas de Glen padres y madres y
la preside ell Sr. Albert Knapp.
No olviden los padres que ST.
guen citados para el martes IA.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

A cola cough seriously endangers
ou, your family, and your business
s.os,qtes. illness from colds and
'rr.,s causes more loss OF tlme
a. ~ other diseases Combined,
.lu hlsc a cough due to a cold
.,eniao-Mulsion, the gdaraa-
ed medicine, today, II Mentho-
fu' ION feiis to sep your coughl,
Immediately and set you entirely
scr your cold cough quicker thaa
ny medicine sou ever tried ass
$40 yo2r money be- X.
Ne1thoM ulSisn is more than an
rl.sory medicine, It contains VrS1
aims a ami D 70 build your co.e
resistance, and seven sooth,nS
ling oils md un~r ia, mei'a-
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

RIO aleman de la guerra. In
especialista en- papel, cre6 pa
peles a prueba de aqua, acct
te y fuego, papeles pfopios pa
ra. cartuchos, maquinas, cober
torres de globo, etc.
LEGO a este pals en- 1880 y
tiene solicitada la ciudadania.
Quiere que los Aliados usen
ahora ell papel que para Ale
mania hizo en- la pasada que
ira.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
LA MEDICINA COOPERATIVE
DR.. M. sHAID

De SUI Iibro principles of Cooperative Medicine
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

New York, mayo 8.-Ha side
prOcesado por ell fiscal especial
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

81 RAQUETE-
RO ADONIS
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

Sc Ie Rwsca en- Varios EstGdOs
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

"Are Sin, Disease, and Death
Real?" will be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Oc-
tober 10.
The Golden Text will be from
Psalms $500, "He that is our God
is the God of salvation; and unto
God the Lord belong the issues from
death"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible, Psalms 32:2.
BLESSED is the man to whom the
Lord imputeth not iniquity, and in
whose spirit there is no guile"
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook. Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures, .
by Mary Baker Eddy, among which
is the following, page 447, "Ignor-
ance, subtlety, or false charity does
not forever conceal error; evil will
in time disclose and punish itself. ("
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11
TERRACES IMPROVE FARM

Level terraces built in 1886 are
now paying good dividends, accord
ing to s. L. Stevens, operator of a
32O-acre farm in Dawson county,
Texas. "Sheet erosion has been elm
mated, gullies have been filled, and
the crop yields have increased" says
Mr.. Stevens, ''as result of terrac-
ing and other conservation prac-
tises."
The conservation program was
started in October, 1895 when Stew
ems, and H. w. Fulton, owner of the
farm entered into an agreement with
the soil conservation CCC camp at
Lamesa. Until this well rounded
sail and moisture conservation pro-
gram was adopted large wet wealth.
er lake had covered about 20 acres
of land. This lake has now almost
completely dried and the area is
producing some of the best crops on
the place. Instead of rainfall running
off the fields and sweeping away top
soil, it is now held where it falls for
the benefit of growing crops, Stevens
reports to the Soil Conservation
Service.
The terraces have been raised a
little each year by blowing until now
they have an effective height Of 20
inches. All tillage is on the level pa
rallel to the terraces. The terraces
have been planted continuously to
sorghums and other soil-conserving
crops. Between the terraces cotton
is planted in strip crop pattern in
yearly rotation with close growing
crops.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11
BEQUEATHED LEGACIEs

From the estates of two wills re-
Gently probated in Philada, Della
Gently probated in Philada., Della
receive substantial legacies. The first
comes to Miss Katherine Leeke,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Leeke, Broad Street, who is to re-
ceive $4,000 left to her by cousin,
Mrs. Mary Hawley Thompson, who
died recently at her home in the
Poconos. Her estate is estimated at
value of between one hundred and
twenty-five and one hundred and
thirty thousand dollars. Joseph
Leeke, Chester, a brother of Miss
Katherine, is bequeathed $500, and
a number of friends and charities are
remembered in the will. Miss Leeke
is employed at the University OF
Pennsylvania Hospital, Philada.
The other legacy was that of $500
received by Mrs. w. r. Smith, from
her friends, Mrs. Mary Fisher, who
died in Philada. recently. Mrs. Fish
er and Mrs. Smith had been life
long friends and the former was q
frequent visitor at the Smith home
Her husband, George Fisher, who
died several years ago, owned the
farm known at the Steele farm near
Russelville. The Fisher estate Is ap-
praised at about $66,000.
Oxford, Pa, News
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE

w. David Tilghman, Jr., chairman
of the Republican State Central
Committee, announced today that
when Wendell l.. Willkie Presiden-
tial Candidate, makes his appear
ance In Maryland, 1t will be in the
Baltimore Stadium.
Mr.. Tilghman hopes shortly to
announce the definite date for Mr..
WILKES appearance in Maryland.
The State Chairman made a spec
ial trip to Rushville, Ind, to confirm
Mr.. WILKES visit to Maryland and
has been in frequent touch with his
campaign manager.
Republican campaign literature
and buttons have been forwarded to
all counties and can be obtained
from members of the committees.
Working with Mr.. Tilghman in the
Six Congressional Districts are the
county committees, and the various
Baltimore City Ward executives.
The Cecil County Committee is
composed of Charles Biddle, chair
man, North East; ]. E. Brumfield,
Rising Sun; Arthur A. Armour,
Pennington; Charles R. Brown,
Elkton.