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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-05
PILOTS MAKE MANY p0lARI5
 TRIPS TODAY

Carrying mail and express,' pilot Alex Holden took off for Hirst this morning and is expected back in Juneau with five passengers.
 Starting early this morning Shell Simmons made two trips to T,slse- quah with three passengers and mail in each flight and is flying II miners out of the Canadian mining town.
 Later today, when he returns from Hirst, Holden will m ke several flights to Tulsequah with passen- gers and mail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-05
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow Jcnes averages: mdustrials 124.32, rails 29.57 utilities 1860.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-05
TO DOROTHY CREEK

Assistant Ranger John Brilliant went to Dorothy Creek on the For est Service launch Marmot today to check the stream gauge
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-05

Mrs. Charles Greenaa arrived from her home in Petersburg on the De- mali last night and will spend sev- eral days visiting friends in Juneau.
 While here she is at the Baranof hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-05

Juneau today.
 The LodeStar which winged out of Juneau yesterday morning with two passengers for Seattle landed at Prince George last night and mas not been able to leave for Seattle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

libe Dianncr obne geridtlides ger-
fabren n,lo obne. oie giogIidfeit Ell
ner gerteioiaung einferferte, pertrieb
ooer ins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ibid
te'. Das seldab aud alpei 0iitglie-
bern ieines Doinfapitels, oeren ab-
iesllng Die @eitapo obne @rlino nno
Geht gefor6ert battc.
8abrideinlid berargert bnrb ei<
nen ,ileulib I'M Mnsallg bon llns nit
aeteiIten) Sirtenbrief oes 8iidofs,
in Dem er bon Der ibneren gerbee-
rllng Miiniters ourb britiihe 5lieger
iprad), nabm bic @eItapo Die, SCOT
laee in Ser Stabt 5unt goripanb, Die
Molter- nnb Srbensanltalten in Miin-
tier mo l(mgebltna gum 8eiten Der
@allcitl,ng al beidlagnabmen. 9ie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
9elbenbaftes gorstben eines oeati6en 8il6ofs

Bir baben in elmer friibern N,,m-
mer bereits binseipielen auf bas ipabr-
bait nllltige Gorgeben bes 8iidois
@raf bon 8alen BON Wiiniter, tpelher
nit ltilerlbrodenem apoItoliiben
Sreinlilt bie Ged)te ser fatboliid)en
Stride gegen bie @ingriffe Ser 9sa5i-
regierllng perteioiste. ltniern fllr5en
8eridt bariiber fonnen mir beute
bnrd einen altsfiibrlihern 8erid)t bes
"&onoerer'' uniern Seiern ergdn3en.
Dos aenannte &odenbIatt .idreibt:
~@ieOerbolt famen in iiinelter 3eit
nnbcltimlte @eriibte iiber einen ern-
ften &onflift, ser aipilden 9il6of
@raf BON @alen bon Miinlter unb ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

oentiden Heaierang aiisgebrotben fei.
lleber ben Gllnofitnf ipurbe nenIih
mitaeteilt, Der gilbof peroe bon Ser
8eltapo iiberipnd)t.
Nln erfdbrt man aus 5nDerlaiiiger
anele iiber 2iiiabon BON elmer ntu-
.tigen Sat bes 8iIdofs. sSSn amtliden
gingaben an bie Heaierllng erbob sr
Eroteit eeeen briltale 8iafiirafte,
uno als oas mir at ,lel1eln ltnreht
fiibrte, brabte er feline anflagen BON
ser &an5el aus 5ur al1gelneinen
&enntnis. ST bate iib Sen Sob Ser
Na5is idon friiber altse3nselt neil er
nidt iduieg, ais noie 8eltapo un-
taoelbafte nno bobangelebene beut-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
gaittned, Sen 90. Dfteter 1941

Sr6ensleute pllroen fnr5erbono aiit
Sic StraBe geiporfen. Der 9iibof
leete oogegen in gelegramrllen an ben
Geidsmi1iiter gr. 2amn,ers, ben
Rlltllsminiiter, ben Sulti3mlniiter
uno an @oring gernabrung ein nno
Bat ,,oen 5iibrer' ,,l,na Der @eredtig.
felt uno. Ser Solioaritat Der Seimat.
front tpillen Inn Sdub fir 2eben
uno Gigentum bon bentlben Wfdn.
nern unb 5ralien".
9rei Gage nadber fam bic Ant.
mort bes Weiniiters Or. 2alnmers:
Die angelegenbeit iei on ben 3eibs.
fiibrer Der 60 lno ben Boliaeibef
int Gei6sn1iniiteriun1 beripieIen NOR.
ben!
Die ihnobe gebanolung nno Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

gSe Alpenfranter nirft
Mpenfrduter lit Die berbmte aetdtsf aneseub Dbn Die
felt ber gneratonen Sauenbe Die AN Sarebgtei eon
pprben it, Sc lit cine Nebiain,
ie meb3niden gur8en S Yfansen bic
ferapeutin Btrmg
aeen nS anmensteat m,rben anbeet prs alpentranter
pirft nit Gatu al biem beran piigen gege Sbnn
beerer @emsbt per9eIfen es b Der Satst beg aas
Biftoae po 10 piee Menide nid riise Sat fSrpee
gusibng baben pener Die auseibns burd Bic ern;
A. bIft 1tnb bbleunst 1erbalrng.
t ais anbere Ntebisinem
giecdt babn Sie anbere Weo5nn perseb bu @eripeien
Mpenfrdlr NIT Ibibrmitu ooer gebi
asntdtsf ebisin, bic baSu befmt it, Die
unbbeit f0roen Die feblerbater Gerbang f>
tiona aarebatsif ben D gerls Die frie'
Mpenfrdlr bieu Sen Der Wc er5t baben.
oun Gle neranae apentanter eeeanbe gu aben eu bnn
abriben no nod bete nit Sbrsr gtena a 81 GO 5laite
glpendnter enienhen 9an babn gle bieedt quite ausdn lid
eerer @eiunobeit bic bneu respegen neb erfreu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

Giele 2e,lte, sic on 5nrtleibigfeit Ieie
ben, fiiblen iib fortipdbrenb bernlaBen
elenb, baB iie pftmals baran 5tpeifeln,
1id) ientals ipieber pDllig tpobl 5u
fiiblen.
spmptume bet Sartleibisfeit
Nsan 1T ntiibe, idtperfdllis. perbrieB>
lib, teilnabnslos, nerp0s, leibet an
Gerbalulngs1torungen ln,b berItimm>
tent Wagcn, tam na6ts ni6t i6laEn
l,nb bat feiueu Nppetit. Nuberoem
bat man iiblen Mlllbgerl6 unb cine
bele9te 3unge. 8odittpabrl6einli9
ipillen bic Dteni6en nidt, baB bieie
Sbnlptome 5u benen geb6ren, Die bon
mcbi8inilben Mutoritdten oftn1als in
Gerbiuhllng nit flnftionaler Sarhetz
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
Prices In Cumberland
LITTLE STEEL
NEGOTlATES
WITH SW0C

PITTSBURGH IA IN -four
,.atterod critics the hcads of
Little stool thu, wook 49, do.eu 70
negotiate contracts Vith the Go
Climax % years - ou' poecn
nti.unionism. tho psr!r!s with
the Steel Workers Organizing
Committee follow elections and
surveys winch showed IN, StN0C
mad Overwhelming maJ"rl,ics in
The pants of Bethlehem steel Re
public steel Youngstown Sheet Il
Tube and Inland Srcc'
Included in the SNOC demands.
winch had been worried olt a n
Pi'tshgrgn 'onforeuc" last month
acre tho lniou >inp 'nr sbosk
of elimination al wage n'q5r
tics Gtiotar,c ard s"rIori'y -N-
tens and other impro, cnenis
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
MOB CHASES TWO
ILGWU ORGANIZERS
OUT OF HANCOCK

Rebuilding organi1aiioual artiy.
tiles after an outbreak NJ company
inspired visilantiSm. oresniI-
ors for the International Ladies
Garment Workers Union in Han
cock. Md. today drove ahead To
unionize the Jacobs Bros nurses
uniform factory
The union dnVe was Intensified
after protective measures we're
taken ny lLGWU organizers who
were gangcd up by several huu-
dred townspcople aud chased out
Of town several weeks ago
Under orders from the governor
state policemen were instructed to
protect organizers against further
mob action. and the Mayor 81 Han
cock issued public apology for
the "depiorablc" incident
First blocking the path NJ
iLGWU Organizers Andrew Bias
co and Joseph kremer. the mob
threatened the two men. pushed
them into their auto and told them
,o>ssart driving A cavalcade Of the
mobsters ears chased the organ
izers over Is miles ~ mountain
road al brcakneek speed before
stopping
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
International
Squadron Opens
AT Liberty Friday

The Liberty Theatres neX' fos-
ture. scheduled to open there on
Friday is the now Warner Bros,
picture. international Squadron,
starring Ronald Reagan With a
featured supporting cast that in
cludes Olympic Bradna William
Lundigan. Joan Perry and Rcgi-
rald Denny
international Squadron" tells
the story OF daredevil Yankee
pilot who joins up with the ALMA
tons uni; " the z a r This is
the colorful squadron whose heroic
c.plons have thrilled and amazed
the world Made up Of filters from
Poland. CzcC hoslavakia. Norway,
France. North and South America
and the British domiuions, il is tine
most truly international fighting
group tho world has ever known.
The Yankee fiicr joins UP with
them after taxing an American
bomber tn London One night of
London AFRAID makes him de
eide to stay. hi, IL takes much
longer for him To learn the true
meaning NJ the group spirit If the
International Squadron. When he
does. he more than lives up tn II
In heroism.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
Down
visits

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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09

NEW YORK Tn' National
Maritime Union ma "ou a sf5
bonus for scamea SAILING "a Ice
land. /, was announced here Two
ships Owned rs the Mer. hauis ard
Miners Transportation Co. are COW
cred
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
STATEMENT OF THE oW Mn
SHIP MANAGEMENT riHrtLA

STATEMENT GF THE OWNER
SHIP. MANAGEMENT GtErGIA
TIoN. Ere REol IEE,P ny THE
ACTS OF CONGRESS- oF AUGUST
- 1919 ANp MARCH . 1888
~ Western MARYLAND VOICE ~ In
dustrial LABOR published hi-wecklv
at Cumberland. Mars land for October
l. 1871.
STATE ~ MAJ, land
Count, NJ Ailegsus. -
Before mo. a notary Uiiiltr. u aud
FOR tho state aud county aforesaid.
personally appeared Mel r Fiskc.
" NJ having been duly sworn ac-
coTding ~ law dspoEss aud SAYS that
he tho mstiagine edition AZ me
Wesisru Nd N0I'F ~ INDUSTRIAL
LABOR and that the f"l'"Viug it
to the hest ~ his kroW ledg. aud ~
lief 2 true statement of the OWpeT-
ship. management. cir.. ~ the afore
said publication for "a" date show "a
in the above caption required rs ~"
Act 81 August =. lfi.. az amended
rs the Act Of March 3 1888. smbud
led IN section -. Postal Laws aud
Regulations t0 VII
I. That the uanirs aHd addresses
al n. publisher editor managing
editof. aud business ul.'tJgers are
Publisher Western Nj Industrial
Union council. 4. -. Boa 2aj tum
bertrand Md
EDITOR. Mel y Flsks =. - Rnx es9.
Cumberland. Nd
Managing Editor Mel ',Ete >.
q sos ?sa Cumberland Nd
I. That the owner % The West
arm MARYLAND industrial rtcr Coun
ell. a labor hodv eoupn-ed - local
labor unions affiliated viii the CON
grasE NJ lnduftrial organizations.
IIndl.y i've. president = . Hon
zsa. Cumberland Md. Joseph BARLEY.
secretary T.. o. Box sss. Cumberland,
Md.
3. That the known boudholders.
mortgages, Eni other security hold
eTs owning o. holding ! per cent or
more OF Total smoaht Of bonds
mortgages. OF other securities ale
None. -.
MEI. ". FiSkE.
Editor.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me
sisis list day OF October 1871
tseall HAROLD BLOOM.
Notary Public.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
What A Difference
A Year Makes

What makes. The pr"du,l> li,trd
the
,uar, ri idrniirat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15

AN INVITATION 10 the
Platinum Room Tommy Jones
orchestra playing! What girl
isn't aching for such a chance?
But pretty dresses and charm
ing smile aren't enough to win
an invitation like that. you
have to be a really "A /"
dancer. know the Conga and
other smart steps.
That's why a clever girl will
practice at home, learn steps
perfectly with diagrams and d.
rections. You won't catch such
girls running their chances by
signing "0h! / can't dance that
one"
Make your dancing bring you
more exciting dates! Our 40
page booklet. SOCIAL DANG
ING SELF-TAUGHT. gives dia-
grams and directions for the
altz. fox-trot Westchester-
shag. tango rumba Cenga and
Indy Hop. Has basic steps,
variations: pointers on leading
and following.
Send Is cents IN coins for this
booklet to the Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square. Detroit Mich. Please
be sure TO write plainly your
name, address and title of
booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Emergency Meal

SALMON PIQUANTE is a
tempting and attractive main
dish, inexpensive and easy TO
prepare. We like it for
emergency meals. Use a i
pound can of salmon. ! cup
evaporated milk. 3 tablespoons
lemon juice, chopped chives. or
a few gratings of onion. Turn
can of salmon whole into
creased baking dish. Stir lemon
juice into milk.
Pour over salmon and top
with a sprinkling of chiveS or
onion. Bake in moderately hot
oven 400 degrees for 3
minutes. or until thoroughly
h I e d. Serve with fluffy
mashed potatoes and a tossed
salad of crisp greens with a
light French dressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Watch NeckIine

NECKLINES ARE so impor-
tant that every woman should
wear cuts that are becoming.
They can flatter the face or
bring out defects of features.
BE observing. especially if Times
mean fingers have given you fid-
die strings or sagging tissues.
Unless you are the tailored
type, select nec<wear that is soft
OF fabric.
If you have not kept your
weather eye on the bathroom
scales, have got over-busty, and
the neck has thickened. wear
neck trimmings that are long.
like narrow folds of pleated di-
aphanous materials that extend
almost to the WaistIine. The
V-effect lengthens the round
face, detracts from the fullness
of the throat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Emergency Aid for Mails

Z SUPPOSE THAT new number
you met at the party last week
calls you up late in the after
noon, wants TO take you out 10
dinner and a dance. and you
haven't time for a manicure
Been fussing around with closet
shelves maybe or doing other
work that has put your hands
completely out of form.
Here's How
Here are directions for a 10
minute cleanup of the pink
sheaths on your pretty fingers:
File them before you soak
them; they won't be as soft
then. You will need a long. flex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Beige and Brown Plaid. Tweed
And White Ensembles New for Travel

mel Stacks worn with a parrot
green plaid tweed jacket. An
other important fabric is Bed
ford cord. which is used IN
Stacks and topped by a doeskin
weskit and plaid jacket.
When the skirt replaces the
Stacks. the combination may b.
gray flannel skirt, white blouse
and red weskit. Black goes into
the sports field in black wool
shirt and skirt worn with
canary plaid weskit.
Yellow for Spring
One of the advantages of hay
ing several seasons presented at
the same time is that you can
always buy with an eye to later
wear Blight now it is signifi-
cant 10 note that one of the
prominent resort colors-yellow
in all its gradations and shades
is having a strong play in
Spring frocks and dresses.
Black bolero ensembles are
made with froeks that have taps
in printed yellow and green ier-
sey. Yellow and navy floral
prints are ensembled with navy
coats.
An off-shoot of the yellow
theme is seen in gold thread
embroidered emblems. New York
is showing for the first time a
vivid collection of Spring suits
and dresses in navy gabardine
and flannel, embroidered with
the insignia of New York's 7th
Regiment.
The idea is carried out with
the addition of red. sometimes
the box jacket being made in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Be Careful

Into The wash bowl for a good
Scrubbing with soap sudS and
brush. Dry, apply oil/or cuticle
cream TO the nails. work up the
cnticle. so IT is detached from
the nail substance.
If a hangnail shows up get
busy with the curved, needle
point scissors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15

ible finely cut file of first quality
steel. Work from sides TO CEN
ter Run the orangewood stick
under the nal cave. use a bevel-
ing file of emery board TO re-
move ShapS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15

Is for
eudes
mmed with red candydrop buttons, dress
rint with white daisies 9l7;
shopping information, call II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
BY KAY DONNELLY
NEW YORK. Jan. Is.

IF 1T weren't for the stiff,
cold blasts Of Winter hitting
these parts, we wouldn't know
just how to spend our Christmas
money. These days the fashion
mongers are so far ahead of the
season. it's a toss up whether 10
buy that new fur coat. Hawaiian
bathing suit. or a white coat
trimmed with fox fur reckoning
from the sunny cline of Callfor-
MIA or the Florida resorts.
Local stores have an exaSper-
ating way of supplying the back
ground clothes for all. and so
you take your own choice.
Beige and Brown
One Of the fashion develop
ments following the recent show
ing of Fashion Futures. is the
introduction of beige and brown
tweed coats and ensembles for
travel wear.
The ensembles look quite new
in the soft toning of the two
shades, especially in big plaids.
which, although cross-barred
in brown give the effect of
beige. and the maiority of these
are ensembled with dark brown
silk blouses, brown felt hats and
accessories. with gold or clear
plastique jewelry.
Among the classic favorites
for travel however. we think
there is nothing more attractive
than the new white wool coats
of Shetland wool with big white
fox or lynx collars.
Here and there pastel OF
blush gray turns up with gray
fox collar, but the white are by
far the smarter, and in the
white group. the off-Whlte and
creamy beiges are of course this
seasons favorites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15

bright red flannel Another in
novation In the military trend,
that will probably find greatest
appeal in its own locality.
To speak Of travel to the ex-
cluSion of the fur coat is hardly
logical. for the fur coat is essen
tial for the start OF almost any
trip even when the travel coat
Is neceSSarX later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
For Variety

For variety and increased ef-
hcIency IN your exercises. do this
one: Lie back on the floor with
hands clasped back of head. legs
straight down on floor. and raise
alternate legs from the hips to
form right angle with the trunk.
Repeat 10 times. relax for a
minute. then roll along.
A full-length roll takes in
more territory-it will smooth
the thighline. too-and is
valuable addition 10 hip subtrac-
ton.
Tomorrow: How to beautify
the arms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Gray Under Mink

Linked with the mink coat to-
day is the Spring suit in gray.
and surprisingly, its two-pieee
suit often worn with white
pique.
You'll find the touch Of white
plque on gray. under brown
mink is very smart and refresh
ing. Navy suits trimmed with
white are also new under mink.
but the gray seems 10 be the
faVorite.
Almost every fur coat this
season had its own fur hat or
fur-trimmed hat but there is
no dearth of variety in little
hats -Feu-ueFH -p.itAi-ff4fiif4ftixx and
sheared beaver coats.
Bright Hats
Sleekly-draped jersey turbans
in pastel shades and beige are
smart. Some of the turbans are
in novelty fabrics and some in
terra-cotta batiked cottonS.
The new flower hats are be-
ginning to put in their appear
ance, too, but the draped turbans
are liked best at the moment,
and besides they look warm on
cold days. Weather permitting
the Spring touch, there are many
veifs worn, even with fur coats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Casual Clothes

Whether you travel north or
south, there are certain out
standing style features offered
by the new sports and casual
togs that every fashion-minded
woman will want-t know about.
There's the new wrap-around
coat with slash pockets, made
of khaki colored covert cloth;
there are coats that button from
the neck to hem; there are
Stacks of gabardine worn with
plaid weskits: and plaid wool
Stacks ensembled in soft shades
like gray and lime, worn with
a chartreuse blouse.
Often the Stacks color-scheme
is reversed. as in green fan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Her Program

The program she considers
most efficient for SHINING the
hips fits in beautifully with the
plans of those who really need
TO lose some inches off this
measurement. And if you should
happen to be in the heavyweight
class. with from so to 100 pounds
TO lose. you couldn't find a better
set of exercises. Start off with
this one:
Sit on the floor with legs
straight and together but heels
held slightly off the floor. Try
TO keep your balance as you lean
hack. arms held straight out at
The sides shoulder level. Ready
Go into half-barrel roll, first
away over on the right hip, then
give yourself a push and roll
back over to the left side, This
roll should take in a rear pro-
lection as we'll as pads on the
outer side of either hip. Keeping
the feet off the floor helps TO
tone the lower abdominal wall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
with an AU TOMAT
GAS A S WATER HEATER

Modern magic does it. Modern GAS magic, EoAI
I'm automatic Gas water heater requires thought,
nc attention. maintains constant supply of eco -
nomicay heated water, ready flow your wish. No
conditions no restrictions the operation of your
matte Gas heater 1t guarantees hot cupl
tubfu-when you it, at any minute of the day
night.
Sounds expensive YOU say? Not all The price OF the unit
is low. few dollars and few hours nstas in your
home, and it operates pennies day.
Your home should have automatic Gas heater.
Get one today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
3-Week Beouty Diei-l2ih Day

BREAKFAST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-15
Future S+arIet
Begins Hip
SHINING
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

THE SCREEN is such a
meanie about exaggeratlng an
extra fraction of an inch IN
measurements that when a
stage star signs for the movies
she can't rest until she Sims
down-whether she needs to or
not,
Take Carol Bruce. She is so
patiently one of the main reasons
why the public is thoroughly sold
on the Broadway hit. Louisiana
Purchase, that il will probably
be months before she starts her
screen career. But she says she
has to get busy. She thinks she
has hips.
She is s feet 5 without shoes.
weighs only g pounds, and has
these lovely measurements:
Bust 81 inches waist, "a inches;
and hips, 35l2 inches.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-20
MITWIVES TO MEET
THURSDAY MORNING,

All mldWlvcS practicing in Vance
county arc required to attend III,
annual meeting of midWive; which
VIII be held Thursday, May %. start
ing at $50 O'Clock in the morning, at
the office of the Vance county health
department.
The midWiVes will be gwen in
atructlon concerning their work and
must bring their equipment for
checking.