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EARA e GARDEN.

FOR SALE-Frame chicken house Ralph
Mullican, near new bridge. Rockville, Md.
COW MANURE. well-rotted, ST. 100 lbs;
S S 9s f 5 re- 500 H Ss rsh So sard See
ton. $3.50: delivered. Decatur. 1919. or
Gleahurst Dairy. Box 575s. Bethesda. Md
LANDSCAPE SERVICE-Pruning, planting
transplanting, sodding. lawns made. reno
waited: tree work, hagStone walks. w. C.
Walker, ?32 Emerson NV. Randolph 0ll9.
CHRISTMAS TREES. live Norway spruce
and white pine small size In green tubs
.!sl4 Alabama ave Sc AT 5Os9
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE, lawns re-
made, rich garden dirt, delivered. DE.
TENANT FARMER to operate good 70
acre farm on South River near Annapolis,
Md; must have some farm equipment.
Box Tic, Star.
HOLLY TREES
Give one for Christmas. Specimen nur-
Sery-grown plants. all sizes, $50 up del.
MEREDITH CAPPER Falls Church 1917. =
SHADE TREES.
20 VARIETIES. 81 UP.
EvergreenS, shrubs and vines Drive
S Ss o Ghan Bridge to Tyspns Corser and
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917. .
FRUIT TREES.
Large selection in many varieties. Priced
from 81 te $3.50 delivered, All other
plants at our nursery near Tysons Corner
Open all day Sundays
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917. =
LIVING XMAS TREES
:, Spruce. mrs and hollieS in all sizes de-
HVeTeo IN wooden tubs. May be planted
outdoors after holidays
MEREDITH CAPPER
FALLS CHURCH 1917
BLACKSTONE, rich black soil, well-rotted
cow manure: best quality
FORMAN'S NURSERY.
"16 N. Glebe Rid CH. 3131
WEEPING WILLOWS,
10 FIT. DELVER SI75
MIMOSA TREES.
Red-Flowered Everbooming.
d TO = Fl. Delivered S225.
PURPLE LILACS,
Heavy Clumps, Delivered. 81
MEREDITH CAPPER Falls Church 1917 .
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
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KITTENS, Persian, pedigreed. beautiful,
pink. red, black, silver shade, smoke. 2400
Tllden st. NV. WO. 1889.
COCKER SPANIEL, male weeks old, So 3.
Call jackson l929M
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COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. BLACK. A.
c. MALES, FEMALES. PHONE TEN
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CATTLE D LIVESTOCK

FRESH COW for sale Guy C. Cross, Route
D, pet. bryantown and Hughesville. Md. .
PIGS CD. 4 months old. $40 for all.
Phone Fairfax 1876.
BOAR. splendid. 3-year-old thoroug Inbred.
registered. Berkshire Hillcrest Ideal Baron.
$40. PooleSville 2lO1
PONY, quiet, for children: = saddle horses:
priced low for quick sale. 26l5 D ST. NV.
PONY, spotted, Welsh. yrs. for children
ht-I2; pinto mare yrs. beautiful, fast,
Ior small person: excellent rider. show pros
pect or polo pony: reasonable. W NJ
Leadbetter Rt. l. Alex, Va IS miles south
OF Alex turn right at Llndo Cabinsl.
BULLETS, Rhode Island Reds rs. laying
f iiaG. Albright olney' Md Ashton
SHETLAND PONY for sale very fine. we'll
bred. lol2 hands, yrs. old, sorrel pony,
DroKe 10 ride or drive single or double;
Ss5. Phone HO. 4543.
COW milk goats. kids; pigs. sheep. +? draft
colts; Will trade for horses or cattle. >
farm bells. Falls Church s65-W-l
JERSEY COW. fresh, $50. P. F. Hannah,
Norbeck. Md.
PONY: small and very gentle; price. S75,
Call Rensington 396-W
LADY S HUNTER. gray geldine. years old.
396-W va
RIDING HORSE, Tyr. gentle. sorre. Good
Tor beginner or experienced rider Mr.
Wesley. District 1900
HORSE for sale. gated. years old ID
hands, gentle. GF 1873.
40 PIGS. s to 10 weeks old Call Kensing
ton S-M
SHETLAND PONY. 3 years old. black and
white. well broke; frst $50 takes 1t. Call
KensingtOn S-M
? PONIES-"The Iron Duchess" II hands,
twice winner Warrenton saddle champion
snip, also champion at many other shows:
The Iron Duke -. winner hunter
championship Warrenton. experienced in
hunt Held; both safe mounts children or
ladies; these ponies regarded among the
priced for prompt sale Can be seen at
-Four Winds Stable Norbeck Md. Phone
Counselman, Kensington 39G-W 10
HORSES show > small, young: shown in
saddle and jumping classes. Suitable to
become excellent ladies or children 5
hunters. Also that famous hunter and
jumping pony Good News" 10. hands.
blue ribbon winner thoroughly experienced
IN hunt held. safe for any child: reason
ably priced, Can be seen at Cedar Lane
Riding Academy. KenSinston 15-F-ll. 2l'
PONIES, 3, pretty; work and riding horses
and mares, mules, saddles, brides, harness.
blankets. hay. 5-day guarantee. Rear OF
436 l2th ST. sc. Trinidad 90ll.
PONIES. .. cheap; = young work horses,
large. 2234 Penna. ave. sc.
PONIES. 4, > large and = small ones.
Gentle. Nice Christmas gift for children.
Reasonable. . pony saddles and brides,
Western saddle; Guernsey COW. yrs. old.
T. B and Bangs tested, soon freshened. good
producer; ; shoats, 40 lbs. each; cream
N. Hirst. 127 West Broad St. Falls
Church, Va.
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BROOKLAND. 1913 Otis st. ne-Lsrge
front room, next bath; desirable dbl,
$50; Sgle.. s25. MI 1913.
SE-New. detached home. new furniture,
large front room, bath. COW. tranSp. and
shopping, } min, downtown; uni phone
pref. married couple or . young ladies'
l1I4 B3rd pl Sc
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KITTEN, blue Persian, amber eyes, male
3 mos, gentle and householder; 81. NJ
papers. Mrs. Barrett Fairfax 64-J-I1
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4Oll goth RID. NO Arlington. Va-Lge
nm. ] st fl. next to bath, moderately priced
as Turn. I'M, with kitchen facil., or room
and board conv. to stores and churches
Drive out Lee highway to Quincy, turn left
TWO blocks turn TIght. 3rd hSe on right.
or take Arnold bus, 18th 81 bet and F
or st. bet. II tn and Wash. Circle: fire.
Quent service: loo fare
CONVENIENT modern, comfortable EN-
ployed young men only. Chestnut .1554
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6513 9TH PL. Uncomfortable room,
next to bath, in private home; cow. TO
tlansp.: SIS month; gentle; gentleman
preferred RIA 5423.
DOWNTOWN, lab 18th NW-Small sin
gle sleeping room within walking distance
downtown. innerspring mattress, "a 80. 22'
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for . Jewish
girls, large room, twin beds; private home.
Call 1908 Orren ST. ne
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PUPPIES. SKYE terriers, 4 mos. Ola DO8tE
puppies ready for Christmas. DR.. NJ. II.
SCham. Annapolis 3I44.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, A. K. c;
registered. with 4 generation pedigree Call
Alexandria 09SO.
FOX TERRIER PUPS >, beautifully mark
ed 10 weeks old. CHI. 9426 or CHI. 35lO.
BOXERS. few exceptional puppies for
those who want the best. championship
breeding, A. K c. registered. These 6-moS.-
old puppies are expensive but priced in
proportion to their quality. Show, WIN
ning boxers for companionShip, exhibition
or breeding. SH 499l-M.
Ny OWN BRUCE BEAUTIES, 8 mos. 1912
n Pierce St, Arlington Va. CHI. 1888.
WIRE-HAIR COCKER SPANIELS, Scotties,
dachshunds, Welshs. Lee Highway Kennels
Fairfax 254-J.
called for and returned, in D. 6. or Beth.
area, all for 81. Pet Animal Hospital
WO. o224 Bethesda Branch, WI. 3o45.
FIFE FEIAi, A eABEg. SERVICE FOR HOS
CANARIES for Christmas gifts; young and
prize winners, assorted colors; females
Clara Mahoney 302S o st. NV. no. O7l3,
CANARIES. guaranteed singers. So and
81 MIS- Henry Heioerser' ~ " ST. NV
POMERANIANs, red female, A pounds
beautiful coat: red female, pa pounds
Toy Brussels Gri1ons. Miss Hunt f.iiS
SLIult III T''V'
COCKER sPANIELS thoroughbreds, two
months old. Call Wisconsin 5l32.
ENGLISH SPRINGER sPANIELs; :,iiz mos,
reg. A. K C., finest hunting stock; won
drq ven with va PSone Fenna BIT
ADORABLE PUPPIES. So each. 54ol
Georgia ave. NV IA, Obs. -
DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPIES. for sale
pedigreed stock: cheap, must Sell. 81.
Young. I07 f. Maple St, Alex Va,
BOSTON TERRIER male. 2 a.m Yrs m 9l9.
i hUu' Se5. Can be seen at Hospital Tor
Animals. 2115 14th st. NV.
TERRIERS, wire hair; Welshes,, cocker
spaniels; -registered; ress Lee Hlgh""s
Kennels. Fairfax. va. rairiaA -of-
M Young grown females, registered; req
i sonabIe. STUD SERVICE. Phone CHI. 4146
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, red ,y and
white. s weeks, males and females. Won Won
n fmmed ni or Christmas morning. 43o5
Van Buren, St, University Park. WA. 459?.
IRISH Settlers 3 mos excellent Keel pnI pets ins
Ready for Xmas delivery: Res Io RuH rnW
Rpe6mes So Island aP F. Por o. Nd Ge Tel Prince
Frederick S-F-l1. HuntIng dogs boarded
POLICE DOG German shepherd, regis
tered male, Az months old champion an
cestry beautiful black and tan. Price
SIS Owner moving TO West Coast. Phone
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. BLACK: A
K C.; MALES. FEMALES. PHONE TEN
PIE 3044. '
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, black and tan and
red; reasonably priced. Mary Z. Cornet.
NO. 12Tl
CANARIES for Christmas; many kinds AND
colors; also breeding stock Letner, l5lU
Ridge 81. Sc. between r and s IN Ana
costa.
BELGIAN SCHIPPERKE PUPPIES. very
gentle, champion strain, male or female
Oliver 51S7.
EANARIES, Yorks snd choppers all colors;
guaranteed singers. Hutchinson. 1909 G
kO4EE rpPPIES. champion ured, cropped
SmMuniSed; VII hold te9 xmAk reaSonsbl,
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( The SHERMAN. Apt. 300. 18th and L
/ stS. n.W.-Small room. southern exposure.
( 1910 GEORGIA AVE NW.-Two large
( sleeping rooms. southern exposure warm.
sunny. near = baths; h-w.h. free park
{ ing 81
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BOATS.

WANTED-Best cruiser 81 600 cash will
buy must be well powered: am not. a
dealer. Box BID, Star.
NAVAL OFFICER selling cabin cruiser, :,2-
it., Kermath motor. toilet, dinghy. Inspect
and make offer. WO. 9OS2.
CHRIS CRAFT TWIN CABIN small twin
engines with reduction gears. like new,
sleeps q: shown by appointment. In reply
give phone number. Box 3sl-G. Star.
WANTED cupboard motors regardless Of
size or condition. cash for same. 1877 18th
1t Sc
EVINRUDE and Elto cupboard motors;
Thompson boats new and used: service
and parts: used parts; factory representa-
tives. 137 18th Sc.
CRUISER. 2O-foot, Continental marine mo-
tor, Coast Guard insp., 0. k, nah. cabin;
loo. Deale, Md: S313 cash. TR. 1894.
SAILBOATS fast, able, fully equipped,
slightly used, excellent condition: one 10
It. and two Is IT. round bilge centerboard
boats, hollow spruce sparS; ST. 30 to $3.50.
New lightweight rowing skiffs, cedar
sailed at Quigley and Hill Boat Yard,
Compton, Md Tel. Leonardtown 52-F-l3.
WINTER USED BOAT VALUES.
1896 Owens Trunk Cabin, Gray 6-11.
1897 Twin-Screw Owens De Luxe Sedan.
THE OWENS YACHT CO.
Sellers, Merritt Roads, Dundalk. Baltic, Md
CUPBOARD MOTOR OWNERS.
$3.50 winter service SDeclal-FluSh mo-
tor with fresh water, internal oil BATH
lower unit creased. gas tank and carburetor
drained and cleaned. ignition cleaned and
checked Southeast Sales Co, 1877 18th
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ALEXANDRIA-UNUSU ATTRACTIVE
2-rm. studio apt; moderN kitchen. bath.
large living nm. croSS-ventIlstion: smal
with bachelor cooking facilities, private
bath; for single person only; S25. Not .
nriVafn hnmn DI W.
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PETWORTH - LIST FL, NEW 2-FAM.
house: sep. entrance: bedrm., liv. nm.
kit.-dinette. bath; porch: yard: awnings:
laundry: lge.. closets; So so. incl. heat.
refs. gas, elec. Near stores and buses.
Gentle couple desired. TIA 1929.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

TWO ROOMS. bath, kitchenette BY quiet,
settled couple near Conn. ave, reason
able. Box lUl-D, Star
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BOXERS. a few exceptional puppies for
those who want the best. Championship
breeding, A. K. C. registered. These 6-mos.-
old puppies are expensive but priced IN
proporltion to their quality. Show WIN
rinE boxers for companionship, exhibition
or hreedinp SH 4ggl-M.
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1905 N. H. AVE. NV.
Double rooms for men: plenty of baths;
switchboard Also single for girl
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10 MASS. AVE NV.
See j.nitor to Inspect l. T. GRAVAT1'TE:.
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IRISH Settlers. 3 mos, excellent pets
Ready for Xmas delivery Res io Rur run
Rroomes Island P. O.. Md. Tel. Prince
Frederick S-F-l1. HuntIng dogs boarded
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

GOVT MAN desires warm room and board
in modern residence. showers, occasional
use Of piano Call Armen, Room 4. Adams
951S, J-i p NJ
WANTED-inexpensive boarding home for
l2-year-oId boy well behaved. Call NE.
1858 Sunday and evenings, Teekdays
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ARLINGTON-S Single room for gentleman
z blk lUc bus. Call before = pm,
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2731 BLADENSBURG RID NE. COR s.
Dakota ave- rooms. bath, in new con-
dition. c-h.w., electric refrigeration: conv.
to schools and transportation; $50 month.
SOLDANO REALTY CO.
ql5 Eve ST NV ME- $500
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l4l6 TAYLOR ST NV ROOMS,
kitchen and bath: auto. heat. ch.w.. utIiI-
ties included; employed adults. gentiles.
NEAR NAVY YARD LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen. semi-pvt bath; adults only; un-
Inn. phone. auto. heat: hot water and
utilities furnished. Ii. S55:i before o m.
1890 CALVERT ST NW.-3 ROOMS,
kitchen. bath. on ! st floor Of owners home,
all utilities incl S65
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COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, red ana
White 4 weeks males and females. Won
Gerfui pedigree Reasonable price: AValabie
Inmediately or Christmas morning. i3u1
Van Buren, St, University Park. WA. 4392
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PUPPIES Skye terriers, 4 mos. old; boxer
puppies ready for Christmas DR.. NJ. H.
SCham. Annapolis 3144
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, A. K. c,
registered. with 4 generation pedigree. Call
AleYa ndrIa nQS0.
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POLICE DOG German Shepherd, regis
tered male, Az months old, champion an
cestry beautiful black and tan. Price
SIS Owner moving to West Coast. Phone
% ~
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Continued.)

CHEVY CHASE Bethesda section-Accom-
moda ton for young men or girls IN
private home; exceptional privileges offered.
WI S94q
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3l3 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
8 rooms, kitchen and bath S32 so
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Realtors,
ro1 1nfh ST w National nHhS
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800 ALLISON ST. NW-Room with in
closed porch, south; exp. sh. bath; mr.. bus
or cars: single or double
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. UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, private en-
trance; share bath; call after pm. Sun
GaY OXfnrd nEnr
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FOX TERRIER PUPS, ,, beautifully mark
ed 10 weeks old CHI. 9426 or CHI. 35l o.
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GROVETON HGTS., Va, " block U. S No
], Oak and East drive-CheerfuI room,
suitable one or two adults, SIS. Jack
son 1914
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DACHSHUND PUPPIES. black and tan and
red; reasonably priced. Mary Z. Cornet.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-10
BEGIN AT HOME

Fire Prevention Week is being OBJ
served form October to IL. And
every community in America, from
the biggest metropolis down to the
tiniest village, should participate
Now. as never before, fire proven
ton is a public duty. For fire pre-
yention is of great and direct service
to national defense.
What most of us fail to realize is
that it is the cumulative total OF
relatively small fires which is re-
sponsible for the bulk of this coun-
try's shameful fire waste. Fire pre-
vention, to be successful, must lit
orally begin at home. Defective fur-
naces, defective wiring, accumula-
tions of paper and rubbish, improp-
erly stored fammable liquids, such
as paint and cleaning solvents,
matches, cigarettes such little
things as these are the cause oil
hundreds of millions of dollars OF
fire loss. A little knowledge, little
effort and a little money make your
home safe.
During Fire Prevention Week
every citizen should take advantage
of the opportunity that will be OIL
fered to learn the causes OF fires
and how they may be prevented
Then, apply what you have learned
Do it at home, and do it at work. II
will save you money--and 1t may
save life. And it may save valuable
materials and resources which are
SO sorely needed now for defense
Let's make 1941 the year in which
this country solves the problem o.
preventable fire.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-10
monthly PAYMENT OF OLD
AGE INSURANCE

Beginning with the September
check, monthly payments of old-age
and survivors insurance benefits will
reach beneficiaries one day later
than before, according to an an
nouncement made by Mr.. H. Norman
Milburn, Manager of the Social Sc
curity Board Office in Baltimore.
I'VE make this announcement" Mr..
Milburn explained, $50 that people
who have been receiving benefits
will not be worried because the
September check did not come on
the way it would otherwise be ex-
pected
under new arrangement be-
tween the Social Security Board and
the United States Treasury, "Mr.
Milburn continued, "all monthly
checks hereafter will be dated the
first of the month following the
month for which the payment is GER
tified--September checks will be
dated October / and marked for
September; October checks will be
dated November / and marked for
October and so on. Instead of mail
ing each months checks in time to
reach beneficiaries ON the first of the
following month.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-10
THANKSGIVING OBSERVANCE

Thanksgiving Day will be OBJ
served in Pennsylvania, Nov. 81, the
old-fashioned last-Thursday in the
month sanctioned by long-standing
tradition.
This year offers the last chance
for a double celebration. President
Roosevelt announced earlier this
year that the commercial benefits
anticipated from spreading Thanks
giving and Christmas holidays an
extra week apart had failed to de-
velop. In 1912, the last-Thursday
date is expected to be unanimous.
At least II states this year will
observe the traditional last Thurs
day, a survey indicates. These are
Arkansas. Delaware, Florida, Geor-
gia, Iowa. Kansas, Montana, Me-
braska, Nevada, New Hampshire,
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Pennsyl-
vania, South Carolina, South Da-
kota, Tennessee and Vermont.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-10
NATIONAL DEFENSE EXHIBIT

The largest and most interesting
collection of war and defense exhib-
it's ever assembled under one roof
will be displayed in the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory, Baltimore, for eight
days beginning October 18th.
Army tanks, jeeps, half tracks, ar
tillery, anti-aircraft guns, pigeon
motorized units will begin rolling
into Baltimore for it's National De-
tense Exhibit next week while hun
dreds of army trucks will bring ex-
hibits of search lights, depth bombs,
rescue diving bells, self-inflating
life RATS, harbor mines, sound de-
tectors and the thousand and one
items of war equipment.
The War Department will display
a mammouth diorama of a battle
field in action covering four hundred
and eighty square feet of space.
Fortress Monroe of Virginia,
Edgewood Arsenal, Ordinance Train
ing Center, Aberdeen Proving
Grounds, Camp Holabird, the United
States Navy, the Marine Corps,
Coast Guard and other Posts will be
represented in the Exhibit.
A detail of over hundred SOL
diers, sailors, and marines will be
ON hand to demonstrate or explain
each piece of equipment.
A part of the Navy Exhibit will
be display of models of 404 ships
of the Navy which are SO accurate
that each ship can be recognized
An army field kitchen, mess hall
and barracks will be established in
the show which will be feature
attraction during open Show hours
and a place to sleep and feed the
Army and Navy detail assigned to
the Exhibit.
The National Defense Exhibit will
occupy both floors of the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory covering $4,000
square feet of space.
In addition to the War Exhibit
there will be complete showing of
the new 1912 model automobiles.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-10
NO SPEECHES

In mid-October, the National Asso
citation of Food Chains will hold its
eighth annual meeting Chain stores
executives and representatives of
manufacturers in every section of
the country will attend
This annual meeting won't be for
fun and frolic. There'll be no speech
es. The men attending will come to
work. Questions of priorities, of
manufacturer-distri relations,
of consumers and nutrition, of ware
housing and transportation and a
long list of kindred topics, will be
discussed. And the main purpose of
the meeting is to discover ways and
means to better serve the producer
and the consumer in these trying
times.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-10
"ENLIsT FOR SAFETY"

Governor Herbert r. O'Conor has
called on the Maryland Traffic SAT-
ETY. Commission to enlist the aid of
every civic, fraternal and other pub
lie group to help in concerted drive
against accidents, and the week of
October 9Th was designated as En-
list For Safety Week" in Maryland.
Supplementing an official Procla-
nation to the people of Maryland,
asking for their cooperation in an
accident reduction campaign, the
Governor declared: at is appalling
to note that there has been an in
crease nationally in traffic fatalities
this year of II per cent. This in
crease in deaths due to motor We
hicle accidents is direct blow to
our efense Program. Army and Navy
men, as we'll as defense workers,
are being ruthlessly killed on our
highways simply because of care
lessness."
Continuing, he said: "Now is the
time to mobilize our people to fight
this war of accidents--a war that is
on our home front--a war that is
killing or gripping innocent Amer
lean people. Certainly our people
have not become callous to the fact
that men vital to industry are
being taken from the ranks. It is
the duty of all members of Society
to pledge their support to this in
creased activity for the saving of
valuable human life''.
This week." the Governor con-
tinued, "there will be assembled in
Chicago, 10000 delegates to a Ma
tional Convention to help wage this
fight. These men and women have
made a deep study of accident pre-
vention, and they will represent all
of us and will be the Commanding
officers in this fight to save life.
This fight is vital to conserve life
and not to destroy it. The theme OF
this meeting is Enlist For Safety
and it behooves each of us to dc
just that.
1.-THE Maryland Traffic Safety
Commission must continue to cal
for help in this battle for American
Industry and for accident reduction
In order that our vigilence will MOI
relax, they will endeavor to use
every means to remind the people
that accidents must and can be pre-
vented"