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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Thousands Join
Detroit Drive
To Buy Bomber
BY Il. JEROME PETIT

Defend America--Buy Bomb
ers with Defense Savings
Stamps and Bonds!"
As scores Of commercial organi-
cations join the hundreds OF De-
troit firms already enrolled In the
pay roll allotment plan to purchase
defense bonds, thousands OF in
dividuals daily are joining the
Detroit drive 10 buy bombers with
defense stamps and bonds.
Approximately a thousand Mich
igan firms have agreed TO follow
the systematic savings plan
whereby employees may purchase
bonds through regular pay roll
deductions. it was revealed today
by Frank y. Isbey, chairman OF
Michigan's defense savings COM
mittee.
EXPLANATION GIVEN
Explained Isbey:
These business heads have
adopted the voluntary pay roll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

allotment plan ~ q simple and
Easy way for every worker in
the land to start . systematic
and continuous defense bond
savings program.
/ ut IL moro than sensible
tep toward reducing the ranks
1of the postwar needy, and II
will help spread financial parti-
cipation in national defense
among all Of Americas wage
earners."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

HIGHLAND PARK
1881 WOODWARD AVENUE
second RI. Terminal Arcade
{. z. horioH. MsT. TOWnssnd s-2l3l
1929 WOODWARD AVE. cor Wsverly
q. n. Ddasoa. Mr. Townssnd s-ssii
GRAND RIVER
1891 GREENFIELD a. Grand River.
Opposite Montgomery Ward
J r. Roth. Ma Vermont $500
a72s CRAND RIVER. above Iov Road
~ Norit. Mr.. Tyler 10000
a16s GRAND RIVE corner Lvernos
{ r Broots. Ng hOasrta $500
DEARBORN
lf.Os NlCtfiCNN NNENt =
One h.o,s Re.. of -thacfer Road
O. IS N7fO. Ng. Oregon 654o
Ogkrf OfWst Tsrosf honi NistisaH
see lo,r Pso-s Rnef for ne Addfso
sfihs OfNs Nso'sd lor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Flats for Sale

LINCOLN N6T0E DIST r-''-'-
7z>ner's 81 month Cs le}r
CoLoRTD Conner sysrut SIS '''-
s.,EIs- aoan.4 garage &h1hl-reAscr-
Abe down payment Len7Y s.os
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Business Opportunities

Lr.> .u r.HN -Esas .-ah.tt dC,-g eNcs..
.crI rls.rtss ersap rer' owner Clifford
hEgtSr FPrO PrlLDBR DESIRES
rAF-NfE WITH SNAli CAPITAL
-ttl-ar .-as.+ez- s-re=a@ --'-'tftfac'ef -
- t..1.rg tNpf'c-ce recesSarN @ 4-Ss
E.. N.N- ffH-~F f'cser rooms exc
large Aara-t f..emoIa'
rr---.,.s-- .rfa-" lr0rrHc Hs-O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Stores and Heaters

ALL PORCELAIN tanje .op gas siove. new
So uset s. 60 Kiefs l2P5 Granot
GAS STOVE reV. tahle-'on S24 Benson.
ia.f Woodward. Evenings. sunday i-A
SALE TArPAN
F7-- sa-'T.fs 1851 models vhiie they
las, trace In your old stowe tiE allow.
au.s 'rruV Carlson ApG Ances p
s'at..' % H4rUcr open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Wearing Apparel

AL. STR COATS erest.y reduced for
far.ar. clearance Prices $50 80 ard ~
rtr-. ro7' guaran'eed a. Ruhins, 1893
p-raTuat crvrer John r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Little Farms for Sale

o ACRES ~. lana 14.mBe circle, C.ose
20 scrool $3.50 handles Ne" man War
rsr ard iukster roads DE F.ta
o Rooms country town house ArEe gar
rer ocuh.e garage moi F0ec fru 'frts
trN t.s service ff--rtr-I's r~.te -
ho--s- rar' s. goo s. -" down. ca.
- frqE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Auto Repairing

ALL MOTORS REBUILT
DAVIS 422a CAss TIE. 1os33
CARS REPAIRED on EASY CREDIT
1885 GRAND RIVER VERMONT $500
MOTORS-Al maAes rebuilt. modernised
Motor Rebuiiders Inc, 1905 + Larned
MOTORS RehuUt-Not Just OverhAuled
IrAf =; I -sfF7fr sstte5SS 7es15 MICHIGAN
MOTOR overhau.et so 75 terms Western
Motor RehGUder. s.nl Gra0t River
sFr cH,MPION for renmt motors. 4fs5
case. tt l.77lo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Furniture, Household Goods
IT PAYS 70 hu, he Ceutrsl stores eay.
u locations IN Detroit

IT PAYS 70 bu, NE osn,ral stores Nsy.
~ locations IN Detroit
LIVING ROOM BARGAINS
100 hesuufu : ana 3rlees NN'ng r 80,
--t.fe- tt NV M 1o7i skfnIt 81
Values ur m $500 sacr.hce t'T cash ego
S3' and SIS.
Sun Furniture, 1922 Gratiot
Sea- -Ne Oper Fyer.rgs Tll .
LIVING ROOM bedroom rreskias' suites
springs Ust resses saer.iA,e Ht'"f'..
sfe5 Grsri RIVER open evenings -
LIVING EV suites TO-. above cost save
SOC. van LokerH. 1870 char.e''A
ir(i~, ROOM two r'tces Frege sa,utIc-
ne S3S $50 Hardwood Trinity l.oe35
NEED FURNITURE So.
OLYMPIC ouTFtTTERs So. % H''r
PORc s-pc hresRfsst SCI new slA Ben
so1. l33ci Woodward. Evs sunday '
RuG aM., sxio. MN 2ud' s?1 So today.
2gis 18Th, nr- Temple
throws Amer carpet CIR. s63s oakland.
Rt.Gs-pisccrtlnued patterns plenty -
Pxi2 szes included $50 discount ."
s-sdes coIors and patterns ROGERS co .
retan outlet 26iS East Grand blVd
TWO REDS. springs dresser 7isct "a,
ntous. suitable for roomirE house a1t'
Cooper
sor, 7rrsrr6, cos, 5000 eel SIS 3t2l
chicago Dexter art 500
TWO-PIECE Ivins room suie >54 'o
American Flrr Factory 1921 or river
Two PIECE living. seven piece dinins se''
University 1-0it3 1923 OAK drive
UNCLAIMED FURNITrRt
CADILLAC STORAGE. l2lA 4 t"hDp
qxI2 RUG 50 Benson, l332t woodward
open evenings. sunday IA
2-pC LIVING ROOM SUITE s2s
chsH FURNITURE 33t MICHlGAN
So sLIGhTLY marfed 3-pr bedroom suites
200 WARTS outlet. 743A Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Real Estate Wanted

BCYERs-Any ess, E1e properly cash.
terms BGrd lvsnhce $3.50
CASH 10 4s hours for REAL ESTATE.
BENZ RICH l25l5 Inv cod TO s-ihs5.
CASH o. terms for .-fst-- East EIDE
1912 Garland IL 1850
HAVE private psriv with cash. Wa, have
You HOgsrth eiao
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SINAI y
HOME EAST sIpE ROSWELL 1910.
VA%Trp -Room.ns Houses Fats APIS
swanson fol Caegsc 70 R.fs ca 2Sts
s4EGJp service sale rate tast soc
properly Pet'ine 1888 Graio' p 4lel
COL0RED--FOK QUICK SALE CALL
Cannon Brothers fe'0 sherman p ol4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Storc ond office Equipment

phi farm TARIFFS t.wrl SHOW csses
racks c.rS markers F0ooksr table. res
so~s-.r. Opeer. 1850 oceans. To"rsen'
S.H-3f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Sportsr,en's Equipment

Wa%Tl "a cor Wo1dsman. n a't n
mode. GAL, nelson Miller. pearnosr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Radio Service

\ i-nA-tafAs --a7,+-rtr5F FEE estimates !,
nrr1es LEMON s03o central Ratio
Service
ALL. makes -adtos Cxrcrft r'paIred Wri'-
ten guarantee rsss1nap.e. 1913 kerche-
VA Lemon FeSS
GtAPA~TFFN service 'rc'adirs parts
and roes. current models S. 80 TySr
s eo1S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

PONTIAC-'u -" Cdr; heater Ike new
HANSON CHEVROLET ll2i9 MACK
SEE HARVEY MACK FOR YOUR
PONTIAC $3.50 -CASS-6200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Diamond Loans

Federal Collateral Society, Inc
.ft- WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Trucks-Commercial Cars
E.. Sci,

GENERAL. MOTORS USED TRUCKS
3a25 Vermont Temple l'oobo
HEAVY dutp 1871 tractor and steel hauler
'tailers. fails EQUIPPED very reasonable.
1904 Butternu, Temple i-a29l
ONE ~ the hes -clections Of trucks IN
me city Ml'enhach. 1850 Grauot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Bungalows for Sale

gYrVIpERE 34as-Sx rooms good Trans
po~'a,or shopping fis'r.ct. tr1e-. rs''1
vacant Owners terms
rFARBORN 49, New 5-rHrm o-nea.
house lot a. mortgage cost - 1913
Re- ?oS3
SEMINOLE HARPER rooms uo6e--
garage IS 500 1000 IN hurry Fl N0-|
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Investment Property

P lLDER w. csro4-' q tev SIMS s~t
s~~'-sc'F srf G.arar'ee nr 'f
none a. ,rv - tiI. a fe-f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
SNIITH.ORR co.

r00F.Nl ASPHALT SHINGLES
AruHps ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
N.Lt.VQEK SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
VHuI FSALFRS
ACRES or BUILDING SUPPLIES
1875. N WARE y Phone OREGON o7oo
USED 7rv1oc csc 81 o. lvt stEipss
i.c .er Inca e., work benches 500
tiEEpTy IDWRFR slco RADCLIFFE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Pets and Poultry Supplies

p0pErHAN puppies Five months Regis
.terf4 Internal nal champion stocK
rr..-.arr Dawson 12nf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Lumber, Building Materials

ATE EATIoNS additions a't'- rooms.
-.-.r- and stIrE We take entire Jon
r- f.-0 sh material only no down pay
r.t-t. .p % sR months 90 pas.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT 4 ~ MBfN CO
NHrf rg ara lru Mue kc
,......, -.-, 100 SIoc4m si31
R..CN siding YeroaGne alterations 81.
gases Cottages FLA terms. ito 4NHi
BE.Gas QUALITY GARAGES-- Built A.
,r-trr no Ecqu rewc0ts Hogarth 4lil.
C0r-AtI i-roou tA'n 2iN2o. S3l-
stare L4utD. 2u0ll john f. TO s.l2oo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Wood

Kf%DitNG 81 oak chunks 81 mixed,
g. 80 So c4u,c feet LcnoN e3ii
KIN0LiNG 50 AK chunks. 81 mixed.
s. so SO cun.c feet LenoX e3lS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Furniture. Household Goods

s. rFUEOpN s4tf ,.pte.r v1|03t I'm sh
.rt.t rsr-ed ~ sh,rmert. sarrlnce.
stt-r Terms AVN NtlE West Vernon.
A ..piECF living nm SCI reclaimed. Slh.
Pensar 1884 WOODWARD I've san. =.
Ht-EBtrNERS. hees complete s.. urni-
'.tc tofr se-fi0-s sj7 Jos Csmpsu.
1902 Wes' NarreN ~
A 7cv So g.rc Nedroow married SIS
rEHTEY- e3f7 Mack
Any make ard R1e carpets or rigs a.
io-- above VaQtFtie Dealer "a 4aoi
Frt r.I e 7de-.qlns mattress ls2 coli.
"a. Ct.vr. 1-no Grauot 1877 Men
r..tsess complete I'll "a.
trr IRIS 2a' Michigan open eyes
Pfr srrse mattress usv! SIT Benson,
Nl-LNara I've SUNDAY -
BEDROOM gr-s manufacturer. foor
gt.ss unusual vaI.es lis Of open
zee Ar.at.a FUN ss's Gra'io'.
AEFAsr se. new s-rc. s. Benson.
.a4t Nood"a-1 Evenings. sunday. "a
R.>k BIDS sp-nes mat, s25
boron lsf.i IS a-"ar1 I've sun. IA.
-AITsTs ur, maze over. isid. repaired
s,stt. Ffk or C.ea-er' RA. s4si
csa Needed M.st sell
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
Sew Jsea. Damaged Nsrfed ~ Crates.
New 3-piecc- Bedroom Suites
2 PRICED From $33
~--i-s FED Vsrfr. Che. or Dresser IN
s.,ft' iec ,sss sa'ir~oot Wa
Nv sfaase7 Mahogany. .''7. hprry
FREE spring and Mattress
"rH ~ LtNf BEnl room
rVt So F.%4 Nfr CO
rrl>f t4ft "a 6HNHARp
sefa' ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Land Contracts

~. s-c co-.fs-.s bought. r. soc ~a-s
NcH1gs i,la flr. BrE ca isi.
lSY cssirabe ara ,.r'rs~. rf -7se1
MELVIN -LASEEEB a ClttEANN-
So F.1or Lsfsye,'e F.cg tst 10. h.it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Camp Traiiers
so TRAILERS
1912 COVERED WAGONS

A BETTER COACH FOR LEsS
Permanent heds dincttes. center ki'Chens
1907 insulation oven stoves. blower heaters
WATSON TRAILER SALES
Ss2s East Smile. cor. Mound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
SeWing Machines

Al SEWING; machine. vacuum. washer,
repair IN homes. 81 free estimates
Lemon sQ20 Central Service.
SINGER DROPLEAF. GOOD SEWER
1875 BROADWAY, CADILLAC 1888
,,.lffrr- 40 ea.laaA. must unload S3A o.
$40 q5. no middle man. reason for seIling
50 cheap. Castighone. $3.50 Gratlot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Industrial Property
For Sale or Lease

az. JEAN.sHoENAKER-- sse-c' f..'.
are far'. .tl.el lt. n ass-sset
vs4afiar 4ts-frs sf11
Evening star., 1942-12-13

away. An had eaten well except Teddy His eyes were fever
bright, md every now and then he ooughed.
When Steve came back from the milking. he handed Cathe
the small bucket Of milk WED better save most of this for
Toddy. don't you think"
C,fhe nodded not daring to speak sle did, sed break
Tm eung up into the settlement to sen Blace there"
"eu Blscke7 Backes part of US, and we need her milk
She stopped looked Steve For second se had forgotten
"A COW win bring good money in these parts I'll need It.
I'm buying two tickets on the stage Steve explained
Cathes heart leaped 7ro tchex Then Steve said Matt
wilkins win 90 back with IN not have you travel alone
On 4 staee in these times and parts
She looked sway. For wild moment che had thought
Steve was going back with her. Stniy she sad I'm not
afraid No staee could be worse than this!'
Steve turned swiftly from her. little Later he came back
II made nuunies he said This home station for the
aee II eoes through the night III stay up and rouse Matt
You'd better turn in and get some sleep yourself"
Srn ~ IN the wagon slowing few belongings in her small
Trunk when he heard shouts IN the distance Soon man came
running 'HAles mles gone! Alad's horses too Some
ones heded them od"
Csttie could hear Steve and Jed and others talking
angry ur about the sacknes Of the guard. Then Steve
came to the wagon. "Cathe he called Did you hear?"
Her eyes strained toward him m the dark Why must It
always Be you to 60 senchng?
Thesem Be Others he said shortly But III be needed too
fee tlose animals can't have arayed far Yet there's no
telling IN be back - soon "A can"
She watched him hurry off into the night This was her
chance She'd take the stage alone Steve needed Matt VII
kine She dipped from the camp unnotioed.
Th0e weze lights in the settlement and one small store
~ ooen Nearby Csthe found the station She talked to
an slout the stage learned would 60 through about mid
nieht Freah hMses were waiting
On her way bk the camp she saw that the clouds had
lfted Ii would be clear. cold night From small incline
Re stood lor moment looking down on the wagons They
u.e sal village Of their Most of the emigants had
rrfhNd. A lev tin fingered IN front of their fires.
A. Csthie reac her wagon. ahe stepped full into
~ nol of min water The cold wet went down into her
Evening star., 1942-12-13

grew easier When at last he slept quietly Cahie stumbled
wealy from the wagon. She looked up toward Sydney.
thought suddenly of the stage far its Her gaze
took in the weary around the fire. She hoped none would
ever know how close she had been to running away What had
seemed right in the night oomed shameful now When times
were hard there things needed to hold to- And
was trust IN their women
She drank the coffee Steve handed her. Jed Hampton. his
face under it's rough beard quivng held out his hand Il
haven't words to thank you But you've got friend for LIFE
Miz De Haven"
Steve sad Get what sleep Jed III pass the word
around, morning. that we'll lay by for few hours Give
the little fellow a chance to rest longer"
When they were alone he turned to Cathe I'm calling
Cahe there's going to Oregon without thought
could. But it would only be half life Most of me would
be with you.'
Cahe started speak, but stopped by the expression
his face His that had been keen with that glad
westward light in them dull now In her mind she
could the few wagons turning about Jed Hampton Matt
Wilkins two Others Yes they'd 60 back together.
che and Steve but something would die in Steve That defeat
IN him - she couldn't do that and live with herself
'Steve she cried Look at I'm different. Something
happened to last night as worked Toddy I'm not
the Cathe of yesterday That girl wanted to go back But
Steve it's you said - there's turning back. do under
stand want it this way. know the1en be hard things,
things can't dream of - But I've got and the
Hamptons and day children to look out for You'll
all need Well make fun out of the hard spots Wen
wonders well be telling our grandchildren about"
Ar Steve looked he could scarcely believe her.
Then he gripping her shoulders hard And IN a moment
they laughing together.
There's thing, Steve she said at last Gould we buy
Hackie back?"
No." be drawled I'm afraid not You see, she's staked
out down by the wlows couldn't 60 through with selling
her. kept hoping
Hoping I'd get the Oregon fev! Cathie laughed as his
arms closed around her.
TW-l2ls-I7
Evening star., 1942-12-13

shoes She shvered violently 1t was the last sraw From
nowon she'd make hese glad 6ercey glad she was leaving
Swiftly si,e made end of her packing From the bottom
Of chest she took her mother had given her before
she left Some day you'll need it, honey her mother had
sad You'll have little Steve may be hard pressed"
Her mother had dreamed that money would to
a daughters fare back to her parents roof!
DIE let herself down from the wagon and put hand on
in farewell There memories here Memories other than
the joltg, weary miles Memories of nights with Steve
Dawns when they'd awaken together. But in little while
she'd be the stage By daylight long miles away Steve
would have the note she'd left for him Thed be talk and
mmmurmg among the e1ngrants But Steve knew how to
hold his head high He'd granite tgtnes that would
carry him through Yet Cathies heart sick within her.
You loved a No' SKID sa bs soft. She'd go through
with it. She'd be done forever with the Oregon fever
Her steps took her by the Hampton wagon She stopped
suddnly, disturbed by sound that caught at her! ra-
is, gasping sound feversh cough. Then whimpezmg
moan Cathie waited listening intety Her eyes grew vide
and her heart commenced a heavy pounding. 1t was the
youngest Hampton Teddy She remembered the app scene.
Toddy % istless and pale.
Steve had taken Jed Hampton with him. The other two
Hampton children asleep To Cahie. sraning there m
the darkness, the breathing grew more painful
Quickly che showed her small trunk back into its accustomed
place in her own wagon then stirred up the fire, blessing who
ever had brought fuel and slowed under the wagon She
put kettle of boil Got out woolen cloths and fan
nels. and unwrapped dry. warm bedding.
When she had all m readiness she gathered up loody IN
h strong and carried him to her wagon She rubbed
eoose grease over his chest and back then put the poe
she had prepared She soohed his talked gently to him.
But Toddy very sick His breathing grew more abored
There were moments night when it seemed that time
stood still Cathe wng hot cloths Stones that she had
heated she wrapped and placed around the boy She worked
without stopping As she worked, she prayed.
The darkness was breaking when Steve and the Others
home They hurried to help heI. They built the fire and
brought more water from the And little while later
Toddys fever broke His cough loosened and his breathing
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
Annual Show By
Dramatic Club

The Dramatic Club of West Not
tingham Academy will present its
Annual Show" at the Rising Sun
High School on Friday evening, May
the 8th, at 500.
The three one act plays to be pre-
scented inc u d e Submerged !,
Hugo In A Hurry, and "Firemen
Save My Child. Submerged is a
dramatic episode of life aboard a
submarine. The other two plays are
delightful comedies. In deviating
from the traditional three act play,
Mr.. Francis G. Lindaman, the di-
rector, feels that a show with un-
usual audience appeal has been de-
veloped. Seventeen boys from the
Academy student body will compose
the casts of the plays.
Before the first curtain and dur
ing the two short intermissions the
combined musical organizations of
the school, under the direction of
Mr.. s. 10y Kutz, will present of a
series of musical interludes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
Rawlinsville Camp
meeting Association

At the annual meeting of Raw
linsville, Pa, Campmeeting Asso-
citation, the following officers were
elected: President, B. Goodman
Dunkle; vice president, Chas. VIM
err; secretary, B. F. Steiner; assist
ant secretary, Norman Martin; cor
responding secretary, Rev. Walter
F. Bryan. Financial secretary, Jac-
OBJ Stokes; treasurer, A. J. Eckman.
The boarding house will be oper-
ated by the Camp Meeting Associa-
ton through a committee, of which
Oliver Armstrong is chairman.
The same song books will be used
this year as the last two years viz:
christian Service Songs.
Rev. Harold st. Clair Carter, D.
D., will continue as spiritual direc-
tor. There will be no assistant spir-
itual director or director of music
this year. Mrs. Ethel Hall was elect
ed as pianist for the regular wor-
ship services and Miss Irene Hoover
was elected as pianist for the Chill
dren's and Young Peoples Meeting.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
GASOLINE EXPLOSION ON
CABIN CRUISER

Explosion of a gasoline engine
on cabin cruiser Husky II, at the
yards Of the Marine Construction
Co.. Chesapeake City, resulted in
the destruction of the handsome
craft, valued at $4,000.
Walter H. Maucher, of Elktton,
superintendent of the marine
plant, was badly burned about the
hands, arms and face, and was TAX
en- to Union hospital, Elkton, for
treatment.
He told officials of the Marine
Construction Company he was at
tempting to start the engine of the
boat when the motor ignited and
exploded the gas tank.
The cruiser was owned by Law.
renee F. Livingston, of Whining
ton, Del, manager Of the Agricul-
tural Extension Division of the du-
Pont Company.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
Worlds Only Large
Circus To Come Soon
10 Exhibit In Nearby City


Four long silver-enameled rail-
road trains, streamlined In red,
white and blue, and carrying 1907
people; SO elephants; 1909 menag-
erie animals and hundreds OF
horses, are steaming into this terri
tory. The Ringing Bros. and Bar
mum & Bailey Circus will exhibit In
Baltimore, days commencing Tues
day, May 18th, offering a multitude
of stunning novelty production
spectacles, created by great names
of stage, screen and allied arts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gargantua the
Great, world famous gorillas, will
again receive the public in their
poleless red, white and blue tent.
Alfred Court, internationally ac-
claimed trainer, will offer simultan-
eously three new mixed groups OF
performing wild animals, featuring
his revolving treadmill tigers.
Among the 500 world famous az
lists in the performance are: the
Wallendas, high wire champions;
the three troupes of Flying Concel-
los; the Pilades, acrobatic marvels;
the De Ocas, aerial sensational
lists; Roberto de Vasconcellos, king
of horsemen; Truzzi, juggling Won
der; the three Fernandez aerial
troupes; ELY Ardelty, flying trapeze
star; La Louisa, aerial thriller; the
incredible Cristianis, bareback rid
ing headliners, and scores upon
scores of others.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-05-08
SCHOOL TO DEDICATE SER
VICE FLAG

The Perryville Elementary School
on May %, will dedicate a service
flag to its former pupils who are
now serving in the Armed Forces.
This dedication will be In con-
nection with the patriotic pageant
Victory for Freedom" which will be
presented that evening at the Perry
vile High School Auditorium at
500 p. M. Thus far our list Of SER
vice men totals a.. Letters have
been sent to the nearest relatives
of these men. If there is anyone
who did not receive such letter and
who may have relative in the Ser
vice who at some time attended
Perryville Elementary, please con-
tact Mr.. John w. Lord Immediately.
Along with this dedication of the
Service Flag, there will be drive
for War Savings Bonds. We are
planning to have screen or radio
star present as well as other honored
guests.
The School along with the Ameri-
can Legion Post and Unit No. 1876
who is sponsoring this program well
comes all public spirited citizens Of
Cecil and Hartford Counties.
4 Joseph c. May,
Post Commander
susQuehanna 1s5 A. L.