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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
Wiuiat,t i. Kreeeer
9anbibat fir StaatsieretGr.

Seer @illiom $. Groeger aus
Mirror, Ohio, belpirbt iih INN oos
slmt cls Staotsiefretir. Gr lit in
slfron als Spbn bon SSpbn llnb Wa,
ria 2rregcr gchoren. Gr beiuhtc bie
6ffentlihen Shl,len, sic ll,thcriid)c
&irbenihulc unb &nmmels @ulincb
College. 3ehn Sabre bat er als Wtpl,
ser eearbeitct, mar llnipn Mitglieo.
Gr ipar lebr Itrcbiam lno inloierte
an ser MehtsIhuIe abenbs. Sein cr,
tier otfentliher GienIt par oils Glerf
i'm Eoli5eigerid)t. Damn ,uuroe er
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
Die 0urffapeQe.

@enn alf bem Samerberg cine
Soh5eit gefeicrt miro, ipielt Ole Wtl>
lit Gefnnnte 0tliifltiicfe 5llr biiuer'
lihen 9afel. 9a ipiclt ser Ourf,
id)nlieo sic critic Gioline, ser @laier
oas GeQo, Der Sbncioer Die go
ioune, ino 9irigent lit Ser Barber.
slls lie jiinglt bel Der 6reiifiit'
ollpertiire aus bem Saft fanen nno
Der 9irieent hie So'alnc lpegen ei'
mes Sellers 5riammerihilnpite, per'
teioiete lih Ger tapiere Muiifus:
~Iu bait ia 10 oirigiert, 8aoer.
tpaidI."
Ser Barber ontlportete: r@as
lfnult oenn ber, 2ll0er oumms!"
- @enn Die Sitten llno @ebruud)t
ser Sdter gebegt imb gcpflegt iper'
bcn iollen. 10 eebt oos sllter nod
INNER boron.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
WMS Nomm9Stolum. Ohio

Sieblperte @emeinoeglieoer llnO
Solfseenoiien
Gs miro Sbnen frei,nolihIt sur
&enntnis eebrad)t, oaB oie 80. Sutb.
&ontcrllseemeinoe am Sonntag, SEN
8. Sl,ni, nit @ottes @nobe oas
3Oiabriae 8riinbnn9sfeit
feicrlid) begeben miro.
Gin crfabrenes &omitee ipiro REQ.
lid periud)cn. oieies sSeit 81 eincm
miircieen Subclfeit 81 MAIDEN. Rro-
eramm folst ipdter.
Wir bofien. oaf ale @laubens.
uno @olfsgenoiien an oieiem eroBen
iselt lpiIlig lmo treu mitbelfen luer-
Sen. ?oiiet uns treu 5uiammen arbei=
ten. Damn miro @ott ,,niere Mrbeit
iegnen. Ger 6eitausihuB.
per q. Sesfe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
8claraH bciorot aber
Hents pl6ne
1talien tritft >11afnahn1e
an Ger 6ren,e

Snaoilatuicns Yremier perindJt, bic
Sel0lfernna sn beidmid)ti9cn
IQ,om, Sllgollalpien. @eriid)tc
iiber perltdrfte militdriihe SGtigfeit
in ber Sllgoilaipien i,nmittelbar be-
nohbarten itclieniihen @cbieten bo-
ben III &roatien ltno Slo,penien, iuie
beionoers ol1h IN ser aiiltenlunoihaft
Ialnlatien lebbafte 8eiorgnis Der
porqfrllfen, trob acknowledgement
GrflGrungen bon beioen Soften.
Tcntife &pblentransporte mad,
Stalicn pia Slopenien baben 10 el,t
lpie prIlitGnoig nufgebort. IS miro
Dies bier nit ser itarfcn Snonipruh,
nabme Der italieniid)en, nad) ser
illgoiialpiIheu @rcnse fiihrcnben
9ahn:inicn burh Mllitdrtronsporte
in Gerbinollnggcbroht. Giienbabner,
bic, ol,s Stalien fommenb, ouf ito
lieniiclem @ebiet 3,,elobltngen BON
TanfS bpbndtet 5u baben. Mnoere ers
sGblen bon Ser sltiitelilng nel,er
1lafbotterien in 1Sil,ne l,nb Srielt.
Die il,goilotpiife &eaierlng hat
neitcre Sunberte bon beutIhen Ser.
aniiannasreiicnbcn ausaelpieicn. Sn
Slpnenien, ipo es groBe oeutife
SproGinieln gibt - Warburg, Giui,
8ottihee - lino piele Yerlonen, bel
oenea beloitenoe Gofl,mente geflms
oen nnlroen, feitaenommen tporOen.
Sn 0loeenfllrt-&drnten nabe ser
i,lgcil1piihen @ren5e. iolen Srllps
penoniamnlllngen I'M 8an9e icin.
-
Mnf snr 9onnention nad Columbus,
Dbiu, am 81. Mai nnb 1. Snni!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

%or GINGER 3eit iogtc ser Eloin
Ncolcr in eincn Gbitoricl: - Sic
Sdl;lhcborOe lit IN cincr Gage lpic
cin N}ann, Ger icin Bl,tbobcn in
lcid)tlinniger 8eiie peridmcnbct bot
lrno ser, penn Der giafoaeftor an
Der ,Sronttiir Die @tpfc l1ntct Inn
Glnln'' 81 crbolten, bie Illlcbt cr-
arciS! Ol1rh bie bintcrc Cir. Irobocln
sic PrncIh- -Wulf Minoritit oagegen
fonpftc, lpor Sic 9foioritit lcbtes
Sobr cllf cine Sncnbcirriib gcgon-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

oas slnt bes Sberiffs bon Columbia
na Gol,ntp. Gr lit Elm iebr beliebter
lno fdbiser, tiid)tiger Monn, tpuroe
geboren I'M 9e,pin So,unibip. gebort
Der Mctbpoiiten Stride an, abioIpierte
Ole Sisb bon Scflhllle loipic oos Aft.
Union College. Gr mar Gpnlmonbcur
oer Imericm 2cgIon, Mitglco mcb.
rercr Srcin,allrer Sogen, ser Gipa-
nieS unb iebr oftip in Gountp Sibers
belts 9Iftipit1tcn. Cine Stinlme fir
i'm am ID. Moi lit cine Stimmc fir
ebrlidje Gerlpaltltng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

Goun'p uno ipesieu ben Siebenbiir,
ger Sad)ien fein 6rcmoling, oem er
nimmt regen Mnteil an alien grobe.
rem 6eiern. Serr Moore pllroe inn
Golllmbiana County gcbpren uno bat
lein gonses 2eben ba geippbnt, no or
Elm Sdubgeld)aft betrcibt. Gr ipor
IL Sabre Soipnibip Glerf. SIT Mit.
glieo Der Metbooiiten STRIDE unb Der
idiebrner 6rcimolrrer Sogen. Wadt
ein X Dor icinen Nomen, ocnn Sic
aui bem republianiiden Stimm5ettcl
finocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
ReuanS perkG,,ate
,te,,e 1trla,.bsiperre
Cllltre0un0 rpe0en oeutz
lher Uruppenbepeeune
Wtakroh hmen iuGen abcr nnaeiid)ts
Der rltniiherfeit Der @cltla9e"
erlaiIen iporScn icin.

Snl Saaa. Sier mar 9robe sllf,
regllng iiber angeblihe Srurpenbeipe,
Nllngcn noh ser hollGnoilhen @rcns
sc unb bie Megierl,ng trof oae Mob.
nahrten ge9en eiEcu ctipoigcn Nns
1riff non irgcnb cil,er Seite. Gs hot
bereits 100000 Monn unter @oifcn
lno GCriei nclte Meierpen ein. Sllh
mlrrcn olle Seelellte gum TienIt be.
oroert. ltrlaubsiperre iplroe Der
bGngt llnb olle Selepbon- uno icnlti-
gen %crbinoungen nit Dem s(uslono
tpl,rorn in Ser gtod)t pom Wontoe
ouf Gienstoo unterbrod)en Sm 2on-
be lelber beaonn cine Sagb ouf Spic.
ne lrS uniihere Meiienoe. gs lpor
sll,frs9ung i'm gon3en 2onoe - opd,
Iou p,n Berlin Die Mahriht 9efom.
men icin bas oie isurht ser Soa1ns
Ser nublos lei.
SnNpiifen bot lid, ser St,rm ges
le9t lno alles eebt ieinen normalen
@ang lpeiter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
III. 4. zimmerman
&anoi6at fir GunntD Glcrf.

Wenn sic Siebcnbiirger Soh'e,l
bom Golumbiana County am @abl-
tag itintmen gcben, iperbcu tie inter
oen &anoioatcn bcn Nallcn 90. &.
3immcrmann iiuoen, Scr lif I'M bas
slnlt als County Glcrf bclpirbt aui
oem republifaniihcn Sifct. 3inmer.
mann mar &anhibat iiir bics glmt
1884 !tno NOR slpeithDhltcr ltlltcr bier
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
Salc,1ter EanNsIeutc
t.n> Ecicr!

Iicic bcmufratiidJcn nnb republic
faniid)cn aanoioatcm, bic hier in nn-
icrer 3citnna Sbntn puracfiibrt ,ucr-
ben, limb nQc ante esrcnnbc Der Sad,=
len nnb 7cntiden upn Gulnmbiana
COUNTY. Ycraeft nidJt nnb aebt ,uGf-
len am IL. 'Mai nnb gcbt cure Stim-
me cicicn tiidJtiocn nnb cbrlid)cn
NGnnrrn. Sic babcn es ucroicnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

blifaniicben 8ablsettel in Der Ipr-
lpabl am IA. Mai.~
En- tit berbciratet, bat spei &inocr,
lit Al Sabre alt llno ipobut in Sis
bon, Ohio. Gr mar County Eroicfls
tor bes Golllmbiono Gpuntp 1888
bis 1886 uno Dor bcln Silfs-G County
Erolecl.tor unb Yrpicclltor untcr s.
&. 9anfned)t bier Sabre lang. Gr iibt
Die Heftspraris ihon IS Sabre ans
uno feline Grfobrl,ng iolltc i'm Quoli=
fi5icrer iiir bas simt bes Erobotrid
ters. Gr bittct bie SicbcubiirgerSod=
len bonn Gpllntp mo beIonbets in
Salcm ibrc Stinnme ibm 81 eebcn BEL
Der Wabl am ia. Wai.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
&. u. N1eGa,aohlin
aaHbieat fir Gurum Ncccrocr int
Gulumbiana County.

slui Dem ocrnofrntilden Sitfct fin.
ben Sic alrtl Sen Nomen e. q. Mc.
Sal,gDlln Ser iih Inn bic @ohl ocs
County Hcforoer ulf Dem oculofro.
tilhcn Siefct belpirbt. Scrr AFc.
Solghlin beirhtc sic oifcntlihen
Sh,tlcn llno Sbip Mprtbcrn llnipcr.
litat. Er bientc bier Sabre ais Conn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
1eel 3. Sharp
&anSihut fir Gummun Glcasrid)ter
in Gulmmbiona GunutN.

Serr Socl $. Sborp bc,pirbt iid
I'M bas Mnlt bes Common gleasrid,.
ters IN Golllmbiona Gountp ouf Dem
rcpllblifonifben MublScttel bei ser
am If. Mai. Gr purOe ir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

- Ia gcbt ourd) oic 3citllngcn sic
mllnoerbarc 9iahr:d)t, oab eiu BRO
greiiiper il,ngen Mann" oie vShliii-
ielrcoe" b1lt. Heben foltcn nidts -
abcr ourtbiiibren lit oie Sauptiade.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

rerc lFole auf 9>utiden 1agen Sic
oeutithe sseltreoe gebalten. Die
9eutihamerifaner iollten geidhoiicn
inn lire Stimmc acbcn om IA. Mai.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

hip Glcrf uno II Sabre als Glerf
Der Stulbeboroe in Meuspielle, 8.
Gr hcnt iett ols County Gpnnniilio.
ncrs Glerf ldon felt 6 Sobrcn. Gr
miro iiG frcucn, ircnn uniere Sicben-
biiroer Snt1icn lnb Gcltti6cn i'm 60
lllnbiana County am IA. Mai bci ser
Goriuabl I'M ibre Stimmc geben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
Gbc,,tos ~. N1ecre
Mcpnblifaniider &anhioot iiir Gu-
lubiana Gumntp Sdatmeiitcr.

Scrr Sbon,as W. Wtnorc aus 2is.
bon, Sbio, bcipirbt lih Inn bos Mmt
ocs Sdotneiltcrs I'M Gpluubiono
County. Gr lit ben Teutiden i'm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
Xxx CoIumbiana County Kandidaten ~
gilbert (2lbc) 111crris
GanoiSat fir Sheriff i'm Gulumbiana
SunntN.

&crr hilbert (SIhe) Worris, aeoen=
uirtig I'M !. Scrnin o!s Stuhtrut
Don Solcnl, Sb;o, bclpirbt lih I'M
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09
6ecree =. GaiicrtY
st &anbibat fir Erubat-Midltcr
bes Gulnmbiana Gunntp.

3err George 8. 2nIicrtp beuirbt
iib UNI oas Mint oils Yrpbotrifter i'm
Golunlbiana County alf Dem rcpu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

= 9itte lelen Sic Die 9ln5eigen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-05-09

Mmf snr &onnentiun nad Columbus,
Cbio, am 81. Mai mnb /. Snni!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
THE MARYLAND ABERDEEN
ANGUS SHOW

The annual Aberdeen Angus
Breeders Show will be held at the
Timonium Fair Grounds ON Satur-
day, October 5th, starting at 10000
A. M. This show has been held for a
number of years and is very unique
in more ways than one. The Mary
land Breeders bring their Angus for
a one-day show and compete for
ribbons and trophies. The trophies
are donated by the different breeders
as we'll as. one from the Aberdeen
Angus Journal.
A very friendly rivalry exists
throughout the day among the breed
ers and for the visitors and all in
terested the Show is very education
al. Everyone is most cordially invited
to attend this Show and see MARY
lands Quality" Angus. The banquet
will be held In the evening In the
Administration Building where all
will have the opportunity of partak-
ing Maryland's Quality Beef pre-.
pared in Maryland style.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER AND
FIELD BALL

The Board of Education of Cecil
County has announced the following
schedule for high school soccer and
field ball:
Oct. 4-Elkton at North East
Cecilton at Chesapeake City, Cal
vert at Kenmore, Rising Sun at Per.
ryville.
Oct. 11-North East at Cecilton
Chesapeak City at Elkton, Kenmore
at Rising Sun, Perryville at Calvert
Oct. 18-Elkton at Cecilton, Ches.
apeake City at North East. Rising
Sun at Calvert, Kenmore at Perry.
Vile.
Oct. 24-Cecilton at Elkton
North East at Chesapeake City, Cal.
vert at Rising Sun, Perryville al
Kenmore.
Nov. 1-Elkton at Chesapeake
City, Cecilton at North East, Rising
Sun at Kenmore, Calvert at Perry.
Vile.
Nov. 8-Chesapeake City at Cecil.
ton, North East at Elkton, Ken.
more at Calvert, Perryville at Ris.
ing Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
TEN MILLION SEE NEW
CHEVROLET
I

Predictions of an increased mar
ket TO Armotor cars in 1941 receiv-
ed early confirmation today with the
announcement that more than TO-
100000 persons visited Chevrolet
dealers showrooms throughout the
country on Saturday and Sunday,
Sept. 81 and %, the first two days
public presentation of the new 1941
Chevrolet.
w. e. Holler, general sales man
ager, gave the figure out, after tab
ulation of wires covering the entire
dealer organization. First indication
that interest in the new cars would
be exceptionally keen was furnished
by a rapidly-accumlating bank of
advance orders, before even the
dealers had seen the new years
models AS further means of gaug-
ing the probable demand for the
car, arrangements were made to
o'clock" attendance in the divisions
$500 dealerships, Mr.. Holler ex-
planned. 1t was the result of this
check which was announced.
I'VE are especially gratified at this
display of interest in our new cars
because it confirms our own advance
appraisal of the situation" Mr.. Hol-
Ter said. 'In projecting 100000
new cars and trucks for the 1941
model year, we took into considera-
ton three factors: the excellence
of the product itself, the increased
efficiency of our own wholesale and
retail organization, and the probable
increase in the market for commod-
tiles in general and for automobiles
in particular.
"Of these three factors, two were
entirely subject to our own control.
Our engineers had developed the
new cars and we knew they were the
finest Chevrolet had ever produced
Similarly, we were in position to
know that dealers were better equip
ped, from every standpoint, to per-
form an outstanding sales job in
1871. The only question remaining
was that regarding the market--and
the fact that 100000 people
turned, out to see the new cars, in
their first two days on display, GER
tainiy confirms our most optimistic
views shout that"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
MARYLAND POSTER STAMPS

The sale of Maryland's Poster
Stamps, a set of twenty-five gaily
colored stickers depicting important
events and places in the twenty
three counties and Baltimore City,
has been gaining momentum, re-
ports indicate.
Launched less than three weeks
ago, the Maryland Poster Stamp
campaign conducted modestly thru
newspaper publicity and no direct
solicitation, except in Baltimore
City, has shown a widespread civic
interest. Revenues of the campaign
will be used to advertise the State
of Maryland in an effort to further
increase the tourist travel.
No solicitation for the sale OF
stamps has been organized through
out the counties, but already. in re-
Spouse to widespread publicity, or
ders are coming in for the sets. In
dividual sets sell for twenty-five
cents. The Commission said today
that merchants interested in placing
the stamps on sale could obtain dis
plays and sets of stamps from the
Publicity Commission. State Once
Building, Annapolis. Smallest guam
tity sold for the purpose Of resale IL
fifty sets of stamps. These can be
purchased at the rate Of Is cents
per set and retail for twenty-five
cents. II
Stamp collectors organisation thru
out the nation have shown q lively
interest in the Maryland Poster
Stamps and orders have come I'm
from such faraway points as Calf
ornia and the State Of Washington.
Since the Maryland Poster Stamp
Campaign is to be self-supporting
using none of the appropriated funds
of the Publicity Commission, addi-
tional advertising and the organi-
zation of statesmen will be UNDER
taken until a goodly number Of the
first fifty thousand sets have been
sold.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
NATIONAL DEFENSE COMMIT
TEE OF b. p. O. ELKS

A National Defense Committee
which will carry out the general
program of the half million members
of the Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks throughout the United
States, has been announced by Ar.
thur G.. Asher, Exalted Ruler OF
Havre de Grace Lodge no. 1884
Mr.. Leo M. Moore, editor Of the
Democratic Ledger, Havre de Grace,
is a member of the committee.
The action of Mr.. Asher, in an
nouncing the committee locally, was
taken simultaneous II with a state
ment made public Iii New York City
by James R. Nicholson, Chairman of
the Elks National Defense Commits
sion, in the commission Office at 292
Madison Avenue. Chairman Nichol-
son, Mr.. Ashed stated, outlined a
program of national defense on be-
half of five hundred thousand mem
bers Of the Order located in over
fourteen hundred cities and pledged
the Order to give its country Of its
best. Chairman Nicholson's state
ment was as follows:
"The most important activities
to which members of the Order
should devote themselves in their
country's defense are: to uphold
and teach Americanism and the
democratic form of government. to
discover and report reasonable,
subsersive, and fifth column activ-
tiles in America and to assist in the
physical development of the youth
of the country.
.'It is gratifying and inspiring to
the members of the Commission that
the Secretary of War, the Secretary
Of the Navy and the Director Of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
have each stressed the importance
of these patriotic activities on the
part of the Elks".
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
AAA MATERIALS AVAILABLE
FOR IMPROVING MARY.
LAND SOIL
LAND SOIL

Agricultural conservation mater
ials for use under the 1941 AAA
farm program which began in Mary
land on September / are now avail
able to farmers participating in the
program. Farmers may order these
materials at the county AAA Office
Immediately for use this fall in
carrying out soil building practises,
according to R. o. Stelzer, who is in
charge of AAA work in Maryland.
The materials now available in
clude ground limestone and super
phosphate. They are supplied in place
of cash conservation payments to
farmers who participate in the farm
program. Farmers may use them in
carrying out approved AAA soil
building practises.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

''Unreality" will be the subject OF
the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Oct
ober 6.
The Golden Text will be from
Deut. 4:39, know therefore this
day, and consider it in thine heart,
that the Lord is God in heaven
above, and upon the earth beneath;
there is none else"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible, Psalms
1851: II will extol thee my God, Q
King, and ] win bless thy name for
ever and ever"
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Eddy, among which is the following,
page 215, with it's divine proof,
Science reverses the evidence of ma.
terial sense. Every quality and con-
dition Of mortality is lost, swallowed
up in Immortality"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
KEYSTONE CLUB ISSUES
WARNING

Upon the request Of Hospital
authorities, the Keystone Automo-
bile Club has issued a bulletin urg-
ing motorists who are inexperienced
in "first aid" methods to be extrem-
ely careful in the handling Of high
way accident victims.
Well-intentioned motorists, it is
pointed out, often aggravate injur-
les in their laudable, but unskilled,
efforts to render assistance.
The best practise, according to
medical authorities, is, in the case of
broken bones, to make the patient
as comfortable as possible at the
scene of the accident and await the
arrival of doctor or ambulance. In
cases of bleeding, the Good Sam
aritin" should apply a tourniquet
before a patient is taken to a hos
pital.
1.-THE natural impulse of those who
are first to reach highway accident
victims isc to get the patients to a
hospital or doctor with utmost
haste" said Edward Curran, Key
stone Safety Director. However,
the well-intentioned motorist may,
by inexperienced handling, change
a simple fracture of arm or leg into
a more serious injury. In frenzied
haste to reach doctor or hospital,
improvised ambulances frequently
are involved in accidents through
disregard of traffic regulations, in
some cases causing additional in
jury or even death to the original
victims.
at is important, therefore, that
utmost care be taken both in the
handling of the injured and in tran
sporting them from the scene of
accident. Lives can be saved and in
juries minimized if proper precau-
lions are observed"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
MARYLAND MOTORIsT ATE
TION PLEASE
ATTEN-

In accordance with the law, w.
Lee Elgin, Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles, has designated October
list. to November 18TH, 1910, as the
period when all motor vehicles must
be inspected.
Governor Herbert r. O'Conor's
Maryland Traffic Safety COMMITTEES
are urging all motorists to comply
promptly to prevent last minute
rush at authorized inspection sta
lions. and at the same time. help
restore all vehicles to safe running
condition.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
CECIL ROD AND GUN CLUB

At the meeting of the Cecil Coun-
ty Rod and Gun Club, held Sept. IS,
at Trinity Parish House, in Elkton,
the club went ION record as approx
ing theechanging of hunters license
Tee to $2.59 statewide; voted down
amy change in the resident anglers
license: approved motion that out
of-state anglers using our shores to
fish into tidal waters be compelled
to pay a license fee; motion was pas
sed to favor bill to prohibit the
transportation Of black bass out OF
the state; that the State Deputy
Game Wardens be given the right to
search oars, Iruchs, tank wagons.
etc. and th& Summation of stray
dosa and ca
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
ATTORNEY SUES FOR $4,000

A. Freedom Brown, former At
torney for the City of Havre de
Grace, docketed suit last week in
the Circuit Court against the Mayor
anad City Council $4,000 alleged
ly due for services rendered while
he filed the city position. His coun-
sci, Mr.. Charles Gilbert Cooley. filed
the suit.
Several months ago Mr.. Brown
filed a similar suit against the city
and it was removed to Baltimore
County for trial. However, before it
came to trial. Mr.. Brown fled not
ice of its Withdrawal.