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HOUSES FOR SALE.

slS 6ool,GToNvEN1ENT SILVER SPRING
nice rooms. 2 baths, large corner lot
homes. REALTY ASSOCIATES, National
1898 till 3 pm.
3-sToRY BRICK IN GOOD NV, SEC
tion.-9 large rms, bedrms- baths: nr.
PRArT PPs r!Pe co. % IA. o ssss' Erei'' IA. s2s1
414O 9TH ST. Nw.-6 LARGE ROOMS
and bath. auto. heat. Call OWNER
JUST OFF FoxHAIL RID. BY OWNER
residence. containing I b.drooms, 6aths
End floor. finished 3rd floor. living room.
den. dining room. lavatory, kitchen on lst
floor; maids room and bath; recreation
room with fireplace; Gear garage; gas
heat: lot has wide frontaGe In desirable
Colony Hill. 1904 45th st. NV. EN-. 1910.
CHEVY CHASE $40 42nd sT-Ss. 500.
screened rear porch; sara1e; Oh heat, hot
"-'f 'A''"eA'' A'' 100 '0"' 10. s.'''
1929 K ST -sEM-DrTACHED. Z
r. M. PRATT CO.. Ma. s6s2. Ewes. RA 1881.
SHEPHERD PARK, NEAR ALASKA AVE-
Pleasing center-hall home. all large rooms,
library with lavatory on 1st d., real
ASSOCIATES. Nationai i4ss till pm.
pl. .n.w.-Lovely new modern detached
brick home, 4 rms, bath. attic, full base
.sn.r %sn nice s.r: ,:rds s.rr. 1seups mos z
owner r. T. HACKNEY, ordvsy 1887.
Continued on NEXT Pass.)
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PIANO SALE

otelnwsy erano. Our prices and quality
cannot be duplicated. Other unheard- of
bargains during our midwinter sale Ma
son Hamlin, Hardman. Fisher etc Rat
nneTs Music Store. 136 18th st. NV. RE.
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HELP MEN & WoMEN.

BEAUTICIAN, excellent pay downtown.
Call Cannon. MA 1899 or DU. $3.50
FOOD CHECKER. white, experienced, for
one of Washnstons leading restaurants;
salary, 500 mo. and meals. Box 81 H. Star.
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RE-UPHOLSTERING

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
ffo; covering and new inside material in
ciuded: made like new in nnest tapestry
ana friezstte workmanship guaranteed
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
-ooS I4th 81. NV COLUMBIA 23S1
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ROOMS WANTED.

sional temporary Government work desires
room, pvt, family, close-in NV. MA. $500,
Mrs Melchior.
ROOM for man, airy. not on top floor:
refrieerator, but not kitchen. PRIVILEGES for
one uncooked meal q day: accessible Bur.
Standards and G. W. Univ; SIS wk. Box
306-M Star.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

1ypinE, shorthand. and detail once
NoIk Must be neat. fast, dependable
ano pass physical examination. Good pay.
Win automatic raise in 80 days, an
other at months and future periodic
increases also insurance and other bene
NJ Inducements. 40-hour week. Can live
In or near Rockville Permanent position
With dependable large company. Address
replies TO Box 15R-H Star
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ACCOUNTANCY TEACHER
For Evening Classes

References for successful experience
Yeouired.
Applicant should have c. p. A. license or
ee university graduate with masters de-
eree. Mail data sheet giving education and
experience TO Box $500, Star.
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PERSONAL.


HEMORRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for Q ufe-
time or money back; Write for booklet. No
1865 Columbia I'd Adams 03SS.
IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR ANY
purpose just give me call: You can act
which includes interest. the only charge.
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
BILL LANE, Michigan 65l0.
MOTHER WILL CARE FOR CHILD, DAY
time. 81 day: ref. National a192. 1q'
UNUSUAL, LOVELY HOME. NOURIsHING
food and good care; tray service Wis
co1sin 1894. %.
RIM. FOR INVALID IN CONVALEsCENT
all week, Randolph 1903.
WILL CARE FOR CHILD. TO YEARS
in home during day. ia. 1906
TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
whenever you need S?b to $500 In .
csn get this EXTRA MONEY as long ss
YOU need 1t and the only charge is interest
for the exact time You have the money
Just call DAVE PENNEY. Chestnut 1924.
DIATHERMY. COLONIES. CABINETS.
ultrs- violet, exercycle and thermo-sio
treatments. DIR. FREDA X. OsTROW
ZOO! Conn. ave. WI. 251l 24'
TYPING FROM ROUGH DRAFT. PRICES
Nd ID.
SUPERVISED CARE FOR CHILDREN OF
pre-school axe. am. TO $40 pm, in
Alexandris. Arlington and vicinity. Trans
portation furnished. TIE. 1874. Saturday
included
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CONN. AVE. D. C.-Sunny. warm dble =,
pvt. bath. twin beds: gen. meals; S47 90
mo. ca; empl. sentile ladies. EN-. 0sS4.
1908 ST N.W-Nicely furnished base
ment room for ] or 2 boys; refined home
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. adjoining baths.
suitable for two conv. to both bus and
cars; board reasonable: gentlemen only.
GE. 1890.
CONDUIT RID. NV. nr. Dalecarlis-Pvt.
home. / or 2 men only; laundry incl: un-
3Ol4 25th ST. N.E.-Front room, twin
beds. ideal for couple; shower and bath
excellent food: garaEe. NO. 7213.
1776 MASS AVE. N.W.-An opening for
. young man: reasonable.
1890 LIVINGSTON RD.. Hyattsville. Nd
Attrsctively furnished room. home cooking.
suitable EMPLOYED parents. care OF chill
dren while parents work.
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WAITRESS SES, EXPERT
ENCED TRAY SERVICE AP-
PLY HOT SHOPPES, 1894
UPSHUR ST. NV.
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PAPERING. PAINTING,

PAPERING, PAINTING,
Floors sanded, general repairs. founds tion
10 roof: white mechanics. tTate) Free esti-
mates RE 6gS4 2Us
PAPERING done al once, S5 and up per
room including sunfsst, washable paper;
do my own work: guaranteed. GE. OO24.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING. rock
bottom prices: work guaranteed. Go any-
where HO 1905 23s
PAPER HANGING 20 ss4y T%; xssSs sna pp SI:
suDfast paper; Al work guar. RA. 1920.
PAPER HANGING, this week, only 81
per room: 1912 washable. sunfast papers;
work guaranteed. Michigan 531b.
PLASTERING and cement work; no Job
Thomas, 707 M st. NV. 21'
Radio Trouble? ae mes ssI Honest "9fk pfieeE fssE
M1D-CrrY Radio Shop. 9-9 D m. MA. 0777.
ROOFING. Timing. painting, gutter spout
ing furnace work. Call Mr.. Shipley.
Georgia 415S 81
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


RETAIL BAKERY FOR sALEa2O years
Star,
LADIES' dress and accessories shop. subur-
ban Wash. established 3 years: lease for
sold Immediately for cash. Box 239-M,
A WORTH WHILE connection for mfsrs.'
agent on Government contracts able TO
take on another line. Box 5O-M. Star.
WANTED, roomins house. close in: will pay
.49d prise for nice place. Mr.. kimbsll,
SHEET METAL SHOP and truck for sale.
established est M - 70 years AT same address;
seen at any time. 1910 M st. NV. Call
ME 551l for information. 2O'
YOUNG MARRIED MAN. 32, exp. in busi-
Rbl. wl nyesf up 70 TOR Worth
tails lis % Box ss4-M. %sa star ST. D0SS'' S''' 10: @
sALE-MODERN NIGHT CLUB and res
taurant, 5 q. sr.,, modern 7-room home.
ment; good business; on Rt. 40. 81 mi
v; Ellicott City, Nd All licenses. Reason,
Gifs iinsss orner. Marino. Phone Ellisctt
HOME WITH. INCOME BUSINESS, prop
erty and furnishings. II rooms, 2H baths;
price s}1 nwGMs seSe; Rs1nIv 5sr%. ur o1se
hons homes ,t and , complete organization e
and are able to finance call US at once.
References exchanged.
oxford 2571 2l'
REsTAuRANT-BAR money-msker. near
liquor store. Box 3O5-M. Star.
Observation-Disclosures and most profit
able; exceptional opportunity for one or
two who understand the business; in
vestisate. District 2792. 19'
IN THE WASHINGTON DISTRICT auto
mobile sales division. there is Q man
need; one who knows selling. the ad-
VANTAGE of working q commission: q
man about A who is not only honest but
looks it: man to- share with. me the
responsibility OF building an outstanding
There is no end Of work. no end OF in
come. II you are Just the risht man.
James B. Paae mgr., Arlington Div. Realty
Associates, Inc. <617 Lee highway.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

GIRL. colored. responsible. neat, desires
afternoon work or days work References
Call DI. $500 Apt. 80, Tuesday, 8-12 q m
GIRL, colored experienced. with reference.
desires work by the day. L. 1898.
WOMAN. colored. wants job aS cook, part
time. INV. or maid; has reference. Call
MI 1850 lys
WOMAN wants job, day work: best city
references; nrst-clasS 1aundress. AT 9242
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Books started, kept part
time: audits. statements, tax service: local
references; very reasonable. OR. 2O74
ACCOUNTANT, TAX EXPERT, books start
ed. kept part time. audits, statements, tax
reports reasonable. WA. 64OO.
BOOKEEPER, statistician. ofice manager.
married. draft exempt; Immediately avail
able: full time; permanent. Box 2S1-M
Star oOs
CHEF, colored. qualified for hotel restau-
rant, club or cafeteria; long practical exp
Box 292-M, Star 10.
COOK-BUTLER, French, excellent refer
enee, chauneurs license. Call Georse.
MAN, young, colored. wants work drivins,
store porter elevator: doesn't drink, is
honest. Columbia 1857.
PUBLICITY. promotion. Advertising, sales.
weeks work: msn. IS, best references
TE. 56l7, III, Sun: 81, week. ewes. I9'
STENOGRAPHER. Law graduate. services
available evenings. week ends. Box 34O-M.
Star. 1Os
TEACHER. M. A., ~. draft exempt desires
permanent connection with local school:
good record. Box 330-M, Star. 20
WINDOWS CLEANED. 1Oc-15c each. Call
Hillside O7S9 2Os
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COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
HOUSES FUR. OR uNEuR.

EMPLOYED COUPLE WILL SHARE
Chevy Chase home at $50 monthly, plus
dinner. or mutual terms; couple only.
Box 331-M Star. 49,
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

EXPERT TYPING done at home, reasonable
rates. 42I7 N. Washington blvd. Ar
hngton. Va.
FOOD SUPERVISOR or executive, college
training in home economics, experienced
vision. Box 27O-M. Star.
HOUSEKEEPER, white take complete
charge of home. buying, planning meals;
SIS wk.: stay in. Box 356-M. Star. 2O'
NURSE recent graduate desires position
North 27S6.
PRACTICAL NURSE, housekeeper age AZ.
orthopedic training. car license. No
nights. Best references. Tel. Adams zoos
before am. or Box 324-M, Star 2O'
derly person. day duty: dr.'A reference.
HO. 0454.
TYPING done st home, reasonable; nest
and accurate: call for and deliver. Miss
Snyder. Taylor 2B5S, 20s
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE. woman for seneral housework,
man 10 work small farm nearby Md: pri-
cate quarters. Box 34O-H. Star
COUPLE. experienced. for general house
work; live in: must be excellent cook and
GOOD driver; city references. Write Box
33S-H. Star.
COLLECTOR, exp. on small accts: prefer
housewife or Govt. employe under so. with
light car, living in Bethesda or Arlington
vlelnltles; must devote 40 hrs. first 10
days each mo; worth SOC TO 81 per hour:
state full ousllflcations and phone no first
letter Mr. McManiS, 33S EQUITABLE Bldg,
Baltimore.
D1SHWASHERS, porters and order cooks
Ior large RESTAURANT: GOOD pay. short hours.
Apply 1919 and "a, Childs, l34O New
York ave.
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SITUATIONS MEN 3 WOMEN,
COUPLE. colored, janitor small apt; good
reference. 1903 A st. Sc, r. Moore. 49,
MAN AND WIFE tcoloredD. desire Job. as
e.h.v and houseman, or janitor; live in.
Call Franklin 1852. David or Audrey
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PIANOS-If you want to save money on
Or small %pTisht: buy now durin. kits
Rn.Se ats GhieEeTips Murllt.s. ssn.T
kreii. Lancaster. voiimeT, Baldwin stien,
stantial reductions real sal sale and
50 don't miss miss it. Very sasy saHy terms. Can
die Of the block.
PIANO. apartment size upright, like new;
also several good uprishts. S3b and up.
Perfect condition guaranteed. schsef1er,
l42s irving st. ne.
PRESS No. 76A Bliss, 126 ton, Phone
Warneld 1901. Superior Saw Co., 4Gls
Baltimore ave.
new; sss.5o cash. $40 1912 Emerson
as luxe Cost s5S s r.sos
RADIOS.-,Bargains in raaios. UP to 4gTo On.
I941 Phileo. R. c. A. VICTOR. 1912 Zenith.
FsrnswoIth stromberg SarlsCm; .,:Mn r. 6 A..
WhRp Rabio sTsss' aPpIASca s tSss
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. sH. 2o99.
RADIOS. 81 each. from storage. rebuilt in
your set and save 50G. 1910 9TH st. NV
RADIOS-Reconditione sets. $685. and
up; 6-tube Philco. $3.50: 9-tube Philco.
1895. etc. Apex Radio Co.. 700 9th st.
RADIos-Used Emerson. $40: General
Electric, away. battery, S12 30: others.
Macdonald Typewriter Radio Co., a1s
14th NV. 19e
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH = Sightly used,
new and noor sample machines Of standard
makes at savings OF as much as 40ft for
cash or short terms. Call Republic 1890.
The Piano Shop. 1918 9TH st. NV.
REFRIGERATION, Frisidaire. g Gu. IT..
in frst-class condition. Apply 1911 o
st. NV or call NO. 1854
RErRI0ERATORsG T., oft. $38.95;
Frisidaire, Aft, $49.95; Crosley. Att
$50 .95; many others. 8. Z and 8 IT. sizes
priced equally low. Open till ON
PARK RADIO CO.. 2146 st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, Atwater-Kent, last
model perfect condition; $35. DR.. AcCue,
HO. 8426.
RKFRIGERAToRs, rebuilt and -Gu.E.. all
suthorised dealers for GENERAL LEG
PHuCO and CROeLEY REFR1GERATORS.
Buy now while they are available and prices
are low. Liberal trade-in allowance. Easy
terms You nay PAY With your lisht bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
b14 10th et. NV. National ee72.
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HELP MEN.
FLOOR MANAGER.

A local store has l or 2 op-
enings for high-type men
who have ability to meet the
public. State age. Box 9Th,
Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. E.h.w., white experienced; live in
maids loom End d.; $40 week Phone
WI 454S
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HELP MEN,.
(Continued.)

kALESMAN. oualified to sell material and
equipment to architects and engineers.
State religion. experience and salary. Pre-
fer married man between 40 and 90. Box
lQl-H, Star
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COLORED-104 St nw-Nicely fur
nished front room for employed couple, S25
mo. Call ewes.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CONTINUED

VENETIAN BIIND BUSINESS, estabiished;
forced to sell out because Of draft ex-
elusive factory tie-up. Box 326.M. Star.
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COLORED MEN
70 work four to eight hours daily. Inter-
national grocery concern has choice estab-
llshed routes available not affected by de-
tense program. Permanent; good income
ABBY to l. am. 1903 P st. NV
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HELP WokEk.
(Contini,Ad

lady for general once work: must be neat
quick and able to meet the public. Box
2l1-M Star
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GAS RANGESIWonderful buys In brand
new ranges: S25 for your old stove; re-
Fevre Stove Co. ae6 New York ave NV.
KARPEN. double-bed size. inner spring
mattress and box spring on legs. new con-
dition. Will sacrifice. Phone NO. sss6.
KITCHEN SET table and chairs: uprie hit
piano. 46O1 Hunt pl. ne. Trinidad 942a
KNABE GRAND. lsrse. suitable large room
or school. so: in GOOD condition. Phone
WA 33J3
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WALKING DISTANCE
1912 18th n.w.-Attrac. double. twin
beds, running Hater. next bath, for ladies
Evening star., 1942-01-19

KEYSTONE AUTOMOBILE CLUB aud It's
amhated auto insurance and acceptance
companies desire services OF full-tIme rep
reeentative 10 take charge of established
Alexandria and Arlington territory: steady.
aecumulatinR income. good future. Apply
Tuesday. 10 m, 1643 Conn ave.
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DIAMOND CABS

White men wanted, 21 years Of age OF
elder. to qualify as taxicsb operators
Must have up-to-date District Of CO.
lumbia motor vehicle operators permit and
hse resided within the metropolitan area
OF Washington for one year or longer
tneerby Maryland and virginia included)
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mt A. l. Lvsie. Room No Ill.
1888 18th St NV between 3 and D m
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-08-21

one to his aunt, Miss Ella Bitner Of
Port Deposit, as she was "a on his
| fathers birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood Pollit have
returned to Wilmington after
weeks visit with Mrs. Pollit's
mother, Mrs. Jesse Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Willcuts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Kearney of Whining
ton, spent Sunday there.
Mrs. Charles Dressler, the form
| err Miss Virginia Archibald, of
jacksonville, California, Miss Eva
Charsha of Washington, Mrs. Larry
Bakey and Barbara Ann, of Havre
de Grace, Mr.. Paul SINNERS and
son of Perry Point were dinner
guests Sunday, August End of Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bitner had q
vicente roast at their home Tuesday
evening, the 4th, in honor of the
birthday of Mrs. Bitner's sister, Mrs.
Fred Wiabel of Port Deposit. The
others present were Mr.. Fred
Wiabel, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lam
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bitner, of
Port, Miss Nan Size of Philada.,
Miss Gertrude Bitner of Aberdeen,
Mrs. Joseph Size, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Bitner, Misses Grace and
Ruth Jackson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-08-21
WOODLAND

The w. s. c. S. held their annual
picnic at the home of Mrs. ]. Fred
Fox, Thursday.
Miss Virginia r. Barnes spent
the weekend with friends at Dun
bar, Pa.
Mr.. j. Harvey Hawley has re-
turned from visit to his former
home in Virginia.
Miss Nan Slice of Philada., has
been visiting her brother Joseph and
family,
Misses Mary and Grace Rawlings
of Balto., are spending two weeks
at their farm.
Miss Eleanor Giordans and broth
ers Philip of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Burlin.
Miss M. o. Jackson spent several
days last week with her niece, Mrs.
William Cross. The Cross family
and their guest spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Felty, Calvert.
Miss Leila Thompson was the
guest of Mrs. ]. H. Hawley and Miss
Beulah, Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Bitner received a
cabIegram from his son, Corporal
Leo Bitner, who is in Northern Ire
land, on his. birthday. He also sentt
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-08-21
RECEIVES ENDORSEMENT {
MILK PRODUCERS

L. A. Andrus of Queenstown, can
didate for Congress from the East
ern Shore of Maryland, announced
that he had received the endorse
ment of The Eastern Shore Milk
producers Cooperative, supporting
both his past performances and his
political platform designed to aid
their membership.
In commenting ON his endorse
ment, Mr.. Andrus said; 1.-THE dairy
men of our Eastern Shore, as
know from long and painful exper-
fence, have always had special un-
solved problems, many of a political
nature. Now, and for many years to
come these problems will become
more acute. I believe my knowledge
of, and long association with these
problems will be most helpful in
the solution of them when l am cleo
ted to Congress. My future consti.
tuents apparently subscribe to this
same belief. 1t is most gratifying
to me that they have so expressed
themselves and I pledge myself not
to let them down."
The resolution passed by the
Eastern Shore Milk Producers Co
operative reads as follows:
RESOLUTION
Whereas, L. A. Andrus of Queens
town, Maryland, President Of The
American Water Foods Associa-
ton, has been active and success
full in promoting the best inter-
ests of the dairy industry of Mary
land, and
Whereas, We believe the best inter-
ests of the dairy industry OF
Maryland would be further adj
vanced if the said L. A. Andrus
were elected to Congress from the
First District of the State OF
Maryland;
Now, Therefore, Be 1t Resolved by
the Board of Directors of the
Eastern Shore Milk Producers
Cooperative, Inc, Rock Hall, Md.
in meeting assembled this 5th day
Of June, 1912 that it endorse for
Congress the said L. A. Andrus.
And Be 1t Further Resolved that
copies Of this resolution be sent
to our Senatorial representatives
in Congress, the Governor of the
State of Maryland and to all 9TH
er interested persons.
Eastern Shore Milk Producers
Cooperative, Inc.
Floyd Schaeffer, Pres.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-08-21
RAILROAD PASSENGER TRAVEL
Advertisement

There has been loose talk to the
effect that it may soon be impos-
sible for anyone to travel on train
without government permission.
But that talk represents exagera-
ton The railroad passenger travel
situation was recently described by
Joseph B. Eastman, Director of the
Office of Defense Transportation, in
these words: GAS the country has
gone into top productivity, passen-
ger traffic has. greatly increased. At
the same time, the railroads have
had the burden of heavy troop move
ments, and the prospects are that
those movements will greatly in
creace. On top of that, the railroads
are faced with heavy increase in
traffic as the private automobile
ceases to be used for intercity trav-
Ell. In view of these prospects and
possibilities--we have discouraged
unnecessary convention and recrea-
ton travel. There may be less con-
gestion than we fear, and there
may be more. No one can be sure.
If it becomes srious, some system OF
control must be established, SO that
those who must travel on essential
business will have priority of OPP
portunity. I hope no such system OF
rationing, IL it can be called that,
will prove necessary. The best way
to avoid it is to cut travel volun-
tarily to the minimum.
At the present time, about the
only change that has been made in
railroad passenger service has been
lounge cars In moving both pas
sengers and freight, the railroads
have done a job which fully deserves
the adjective, magnificent. They
have completely COMPOUNDED their
critics, They have moved record
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-08-21
TO NOMINATE JUDGE

When the primary election is held
in Cecil County on Tuesday, Sept.
8, a resident judge for this county
will be nominated for the first time.
The law creating the new judge
ship was passed by the General AS
sembly of Maryland in 1889 and
Governor O'Conor appointed James
f. Evans Of Elkton to fill the va
cancy until the next general cleo
ton which will be held in Novem-
Der. Five members of the Cecil
County Bar are seeking the NOM
nation, Ellis d. q. Rollins, on the
Republican ticket; Omar d. Croth-
ers. Jr.. William D. Bratton, Floyd
Kintner, and Albert Constable, on
the Democratic ticket.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-08-21

load after record load with COM
plete efficiency.
So. if you have reason for going
somewhere by rail, call up and make
your reservation. But, as Mr.. East
man advises, there should be no un-
necessary travel at time when the
bulk of our transportation resources
must be devoted to war purposes. II
the public will cooperate. rationing
Of rail travel Ia not likely.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-08-21
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS

take this means of announcing
to the voters of Cecil county. that l
will be a candidate for nomination
for Register of Wills at the Demo-
cratic Primary in September next
1 respectfully ask for the support
of all voters.
WILLIAM HENRY,
Fifth Election District