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The southern news., 1942-07-04

Every Navy shipyard is turning
out Destroyers in record time They
are essential for our two-ocean
Navy. Purchase of more and more
War Bonds will assure aH-out pro-
duction of these vital units for the
Navy. Buy every pay day. If ev-
erybody invests at least ten percent
Of his income in War Bonds we can
do the job U. s. Treasury Department
The southern news., 1942-07-04
4 q
WAGtHo~H11N1M
WAR Bonds
l. a

Ships of the Destroyer type COM
prise the bulk of our fighting ships
in the american Navy. Their aver
age displacement is about 1900 tons,
and they are fast, powerful, and
hard hitting. They have been par
ticularly effective in convoy duty and
gave good account of themselves
in the Coral Sea engagement. They
cost approximately $3,6o0,0Oo each.
The southern news., 1942-07-04

ident Roosevelt, openly diappoint-
ed at the result of the scrap
rubber salvage campaign, today
extended the drive for an addi-
tional 10 days in an effort to in
crease the meagre 219.GO0 ton
stockpile collected up to June 81.
The campaign, originally sched
uled to end tomorrow night, will
terminate at midnight July 10.
WASHINGTON, June 27. - The
United States and Great Britain.
appraising the world situation as
more favorable to victory" for
The southern news., 1942-07-04
WORLDWIDE
NEWS EVENTS

CHICAGO, June 80. - The ma
tion's traffic death toll dropped
rs per cent in May-the sharpest
slump for any month on record.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Pres-
The southern news., 1942-07-04

yates in 1912 at the University of
Oklahoma Journalism School, 19 to
13, for the first time in its his
tory.
The southern news., 1942-07-04
OLD COLLEGE

Mount Holyoke Cnllege, the first
American cfllege for women, was
established at South Hadley, Mass,
The southern news., 1942-07-04
WSS Az

the united nations, tonight had
completed operational plans, pre-
sumably for second European
land front, to relieve German
pressure on Russia.
LONDON, June 27. - Winston
Churchill came home today from
his third meeting with President
Roosevelt to find his personal
political situation seriously chal-
lenged by his critics but also
new hope for united nations Of
fensive operations against Ger
many.
The southern news., 1942-07-04

in 1887 by Mary Lyon.
OUTNUMBER MEN
Women outnumbered men grad
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

ban, con los gemelos de que iban
provistos varios de ellos, en- los
relieve de la costa caia vez mas
lelana, pero que ellos iban ST.
gulendo, y que ap~arecian a la
Oerecha.
Las montahas, las mas atlas
cimas de los Alpes Maritimos,
de los monies de la Uiguira,
aparecian como las berTugas
~terrcsas, de un color girls, en- un
rcstro de vieja; las ciudades re-
cordaban nueStros belenes de la
ninez o las casas de munecas, v
los rios eran leves lineas blancas
y sinuosas que hubiera hecho un
inldice humane sobre Ia arena
de una playa.
Aqui y ALA, Sc distinguian so
bre la terra manchas obscuras,
que eran bosques o campos de
olivares 0 n~aranjos; luego apa-
recian g~rardes espacios abier-
tos, en- que, con ayuda de los ge-
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Sus ojOs Sc humedecieron con
unaS lagrimas muy sinceras.
Nj siquiera guerra pensar en-
que ell hombre adorable venia a.
companado de una mujer a esta
ESpaha lejanisima y miJ.eriosa,
que ella habia considerable STEM
pre- como un pals de ensueno.
bah, una aventura mas de
su hombre!
La hermosa rusa Sc encogia
Iie hombros b~cndadosamente,
resignada de antemano a las in
fidelidades de aquel amante ru-
do y fuerte, que tantas veces la
habria enganado en- sus CORE
rias por Ell mundo.
-iBah !-volvi6 a decirse la
muller, cen una pena melanc6li-
ca; mi Dimitri no es IN cole
gial; es I'm hombre rudo y fuer-
tie, que ha tenido que luchar
con Ia vida a brazo partido, qqe
ha paSado hanbre. miSeriss, q,
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

melcs, Sc veian las huertas pri-
morosamente cultivadas, los pra
6cs donde pastaba ell ganado,
los criaderos de flores o los ver-
geles de hortalizas.
Ifka Y sus compaheros lleva-
ron, de prcnto, un sobresalto.
FL aeroplano que hasta aqui
habia volado siempre a Ia mis-
ma altura, al miSmo nivel del es-
lpacio como 81 sus misteriosos a.
'paratos marcaran al photo un
canine igual y uniforme en- ell
e incline de un mcdo alar-
mante, y comenz6 a descender
de ur modo vertiginoso.
lfka y todos los demas pasa-
jercs Sc vieron e~mpujados ha-
cha a~delante, y tuvieron que sos
tenerse en- los respaldos de las
.butaca gu Nevada cada cual an
te ST.
lEh?
Pero unO de los mecanicos, re-
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
nrcA NALrcNA1

Los Piratas h,cieron n ccrrc-
ra decisiva en- la iecima entrada
Y vencieron a los Phillies. I'm re
cluta, Johnny Barrett, de Holly-
wood, fu6 mandado a batear de
emergencia, en- Ell noveno, y des-
cargo un hit, originanldo ell en-
pate. Volvi6 a batear en- el deci-
mo y peg6 dtro hit. Ell catcher
Phelps di6 tres hits e hizo una
carrera, en- a wees. Alfonso L6-
pee jug6, mas aparece sin ac-
tuacion al bate. Pitcher gana1or
Sewell. Serpentinero vapulea-
do: Blanton.
Philadelphia &c, Ion, De;
Pittsburgh 7c Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
los PRIMEROS 5ATEADO-
RES

He aqui les primeros seis ba-
teadores en- las dos ligas gran
des;
Dickay, de los Yankees, 20
20 hits, 6 carreras, promedio de
Ass; Gordon, de los Yankees, %
hits, Z carreras, promedio de
507; Spence, de los Senadores,
&c hits IA carreras, promedio
de 1882; Heath, de los Indios, 81
hits, Is ~car-eras, promedio de
1882; Frcilan Fernandez, de los
Braves, 26 hits, 9 carreras, pro-
medic de 3q1; Walker de los
Dodgers, Is hits, 9 carreras,
promedio de 1853.
Llevan bateados cuatro Jon
rrones cada uno, Dolph Camilli,
de los Dodgers, y Frank McCor-
mick, del Cincinnati a tres JON
rrones por cabeza, Marshall, de
los Gigantes; Elliott, de los Pi-
ratas; Litwhiler, Phillies; Kelt-
ner, Inidios; York, Tigres, y
Doerr, Medals Aojas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

pitiendo un gesto que Sc veia lie
era familiar, Sc volvi6, y, a ira
yes del CRYSTAL que separaba las
uos cabinas, hizo a los pasaje-
res una seha de calma.
'Unos INSTANCES despu6s, sur
gi6 una inmensa ciudad bao ell
aparato.
Era MarSella.
Ali aterrizaron en- otro aero
dromO de las afueras-cerca de
la Joliette-,y pararon diez mi
nutos.
Hubo un leve Gambia de pasa-
pues algunos Sc quedaban
y subieron en- cambio otros Gin
&C.
Momentos despues, ell pajaro
de acero Sc elevaba de nuevo en-
espacio.
lfka baJ6 del aparato, que a.
cababa de aterrizar en- el aero
dromo del Prat de uohregat,
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
areelnnal T..

barcelona L..
La mujer ~experimentaba una
emoci6n ahogadora.
Ifka acept6 en- seguida un tari
que la briniaban, y que empren-
do el canine de la gran ciudad
a tray6s de unas huertas from
dosas, por una carretera amplia
y adcquinada.
Una vez en- Barcelona, la rusa
Sc hizo llevar al Hotel Continent
Sal, en- plenas Ramblas, junto a
la enorme plaza de Catalina.
Fran las dos y cuarto.
hka, mientras sc inStalaba en-
la habitaci6n del hotel, que la
lhabian destinado, una habita-
ci6n amplia Y clara, comforta-
bic y linda, que tenia I'm hermo-
so balloon a las Ramblas, Sc de-
cia:
IA estas horas esta SALEM
do de Geneva Ell buque que me
trae q mi Dimitril
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
ViDars Sc ptopone derrotar mahana a Buddy Scott
E. Srbitro sera nombrado por la Comisi6n
de Boxeo

la Gale Franklin, frenIte a Joe
Smitber, del peso mediano, y
Jake Stevens.
Gabe Men6ndez, director de
Gcs intereses de Buddy Y bonnie
70 de MacDll, manifesto aver
que su patrocinado probara es
superior a Villar.
Por su parte, Peter Gruen, de
Washington, mentor del gallego
asegura que Sc lie han hecho a
Villar ofertas de N. York, Pitts
burg, Detroit y Baltimore, Y que
n~ecesita ganar ell bout" de ma
mana. Gruen arrib6 por avi6n Y
Sc aconseja con Ulises Wales, ell
eXboxeador que ayudara a Tom
my Gomez en- sus combates con
Scott.
"Una de- rota, seg1n Gruen,
Ocasionaria serios perjuicios a
sus planes.
La Ccmisi6n de Boxeo de Ben
Field escogera ell arbitro
de un grupo que componen To-
ny Cancela, Young Raymond,
Irish Eddie y Ed Coachman,
Downing espera una concu-
rrencia de mas de 5000 perso-
mas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Los Browns trituraron por Sc
gunda vez a los Yankees, con
Galehouse de pitcher, que solo
toler6 ocho "hits." Esta nueva
derrota hizo bajar a los neoyor-
quinos al tercer puesto del cir
quito.
Buddy Hassett d~esempeh6 la
pimera base en- lugar de Lond
Ed Levy y dispar6 un cuadran-
gular en- la tercera entrada. La
derrota lie correspondi6 a Chan
dler. Judnich pogo dos "jonro-
mes" Y McQuilen uno.
st. Luis lie, 11h, 2e; N. York
&c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

JON Downing complete va los
prararativos para el tprograma
de manana, a beneficio de los
fondos especiales de las fuer-
zaS armadas.
Claudio Villar hizo ejercicios
de guantes con el negro Dixie
Lee Oliver, Sixto Morales y Bob
Monin.
Ell espahol tiene la conviction
de que derrotara a Buddy Scott,
su rival, sin pasar apuros.
Scott completara hoy su "a
condicionamiento' y aver Sc lie
vic en- acci6n, en- ell gimnasio de
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
DEPORTES
uIGA AMERICANA

Los Indios vencieron aver a
los Atleticos y alcanzaron su de-
Gina victoria consecutive. Esto
aument6 su ventaja sobre los
Yankees a dos juegos.
Weatherly ayud6 al exito con
I'm "jonron", un "tribey'' y I'm
'fhit," en- seis veces al bate. FL
triunfo Sc lie acredit6 a Heving
Y la derrota a Marchildon. Hath
aort6 tres hits.
Cleveland lie, 13h, lie; Fila
DELTA &c, 12h, Be.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Los Tigres no habfan llegadc'
a la gonna" al comenzar Ell no.
veno inning" Tn ataque que
los Medias Rojas no esperaban
prcdujo cuatro carreras Y pro-
porcion6 la derrota a la novena
comandada por Cronin. Terry
perdi6 ell control luego de haber
lanzado acknowledgements y di6
dos bases a Harris y Higgins.
Bill Hitchcock diSpar6 un "sim-
Pile" Y sc llenaron las bases. Teb
bets descarg6 otro "hit" y entra
ron dos corredores, ~empatando-
se ell partido.
Mace Brown entr6 a pitchar
por Terry y Don Ross, bateador
substitute, lie salud6 con un hit
al cuadro. Jimmy Bloodworth
do otro "~jilote" y Sc produjo la
cuarta carrera.
Detroit DC, Oh, 2e; Boston &c,
Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Sc VENOEN todos los nue.
bles de- una casa: Juego de CO.
medor. de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uegc de sala ;
maquina de coser, Radio. etc.
Tnforman en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30
La Gaceta
TOMV rEkt lsRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

de todos los tonelajes, muchos
de los cuales avanzaban en- la
misma direction de ellos.
Y bastaban cinco, seis, ocho
minutes, para que ell pajaro de
acero pasara scbre ellos, Y para
que las naves desaparecieran de
la vista de estos seres humanos
que los contemplation solo bre-
vemente desde una albura de va
rios centenares de metros.
Todo qudaba atras en- esta fu-
ga vertigincsa del dem0nio de
los aires a traves del espacio.
o.
Los pasajeros, para compro-
bar esta loca velocidad, Sc fila
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

bandcnos, todos los horrores de
la vida, hasta llegar a tener un
'pedazo de pan; ic6mo voy a
querer 20 que me sea fiel y que
terga Ia moral de un senorito de
casa grande o de un principe,
.despues de sufrir tanto?
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Hka dej6 en- ell armario de Ia
alcoba su pequeho equipaje, Sc
dav6 y acical6 como pudo, y lue-
go ba16 al comedor del hotel.
No hay que decir que habfa
restaurant.
lfka Sc instal6 en- una mesita
de un angulo, cerca de unos VEN
Sanales bajos que Sc asomaban
a un patio encristalado, lleno de
p.anitas Y macetas.
Ola a rosas, a plantas de sa-
Ion, a comida suculenta de casa
grande.
Estaban abierts de par en- par
los balconies baiOs dsl eomSdoT.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Posici6n de los clubs en- esta
Liga Cleveland, ii Y 3, 786; De
IL y 6, SAT; New York, 9
5, SAB; Boston, 8 y 8, ST.: Wa
shington, z y 9, 43S; st. Louis,
z y 10, ALP; Philadelphia, 4 Y
IL; 313, Y Chicago, 8 y IL, PA.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Pegando Is hits, cuatro de
ellos de Case y tres de Spence,
los Senadores derrotaron a los
Medals Blancas, al preSente due
nos del s6tano. Zuber, que rele-
v6 a Hudson, gan6 Ell juego. LIE
TOGO ell "disgusto" a Dietrich. A
Zuber no pudieron batearle de
hit en- los tres innings en- que &C
tue.
Chicago &c, 4h, 2e; Washing.
ton 1Oc, 15h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Los Dodgers hicieron tres ca
rreras en- ell d6cimo Ginning" y
vencieron a les RCjos de Cincin-
natl. Dolph Camilli empat6 Ell
score con I'm batazo de cuatro
esquinas, en- ell noveno.
Frank Mot ormick hubc de a.
portar un "jonrr6n" en- benefi-
clio del Cinci. La victoria Sc lie
concedi6 al pitcher Kimball, que
reemplaz6 a Higbe, y la derrota
a Buckley Walters.
Brooklyn sc, 8h, lie; Cincinna
ii &c, All, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

ras 6el Bo1ton fueron hechas
tamoisn pr Frcilan.
Crfro h.5} corceHt:ros ttcTa
Ia.ea0os Fernandez. Scheffing
.fu6 el recaptcr de los Cubs, des
cangando Oernandez.
Boston SC, 1Ch, De; Chicago
&c, IN, De.
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Los Gigantes anctaron la ca.
rrera del exito en- la d6cima en-
trada Los Cardenales anotaron
tres wees, en- la novena, y en-
pataron. Adams, que relieve a
Oubbell, recibi6 cr6dito por el
triunfc. Pitcher maltratado :
New York ~, I'll, lie; st.
Louis &c, l0h, lie,
Ayudados por un "cs riran-
GUAR, un "tubey" y dos "hits"
de Froilan Fernandez, su terce-
ra base, los Braves v~encieron a.
yer a los Cubs. Tres de las carre
La gaceta., 1942-04-30

Folletin No. 290
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
Study Club
Feted Here
On Tuesday

Mrs Bernice White and Mrs
Zelma Collier were co-hos:esses to
New Era Study club, at the home Of
Mrs. Theodore White, on Pniladel-
phia last Tuesday afternoon
One Of the highlights Of the after
noon was New Era's decision 70
participate in the March for De-
mocracy Parade which was held on
Sunday, April y. Mrs. Beatrice
Overton was appointed chairman
and was to plan the decorations on
the car which was to represent the
club.
Mrs. Elsie Lewis was appointed
chairman Of the Educational COM
mittee. which is 10 plan the educa-
tional section Of a large perform
ance sponsored by the Detroit Asso-
citation Of Women's Clubs, in June
Miss Ruby Chambers was ap-
pointed chairman Of New Era,s an
nual spring prom, 10 take place
May % The defense feature of the
affair wifi be tt17t guests will be IN
vited verbally, Mrs, Gertrude Petit
ford, who has made her home in
Cleveland for the past few years,
was at the meeting and what happy
reuninn It is a wonder they were
able TO transact so much Of the bust
ness Of the club II is their wish
that Mrs. Pettitord will be a con-
slant visitor with them. The hostess
served a very tasty luncheon, and
members present were Elsie Lewis,
Velma Malone, Ruby Chambers,
Alma McMahan. Beatrice Overton,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
Housewives Week
H re Successful

H!ghlights of the Trade Week
program sponsored by the Detroit
Housewives League and the Booker
T, Washington Trade Association
was fourfold, it was announced this
week at the close Of a successful
and Informative campaign week
A house to house canvass and the
distribution Of trade week guides in
countless homes throughout the city
were made. C2) The Junior league
tour 10 various business concerns
proved both educational and in
s,ructive. 49, The committee and
boosters were guests OF the B.TW.T
Association at their MONDAY lunch
con on Wednesday, April 8, and last.
the social hour and miniature ex-
hibit held on April l6 was attended
by a larger crowd than was antici-
mated
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

MARK and LOTTIE BATTLES. o..
came Saturday. "a complete sur
prise TO her parents, the THOMAS
STOCKELLS, Of East Forest avenue
MARK drove back 10 Indianapo-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
T THE CAPTAIN BECOMES A MAJOR

CLOTEELE ROSEMOND'S husband-to-he was pro-
NOTED from captain major this week past which
makes him Major Orion Page Meanwhile showers
parties for the brdeeec being planned preceding
her wedding which will take place on April %.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

JACKSON SMITH. who was the sensational POOH
BAH of Mkado in Swing which played to full houses
here a couple has come to Detroit to
make his permanent home He is member of the FORD
EIGHT and to hear something of him in the
singing way. He a very fine singer. halls from CHI
originally.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
OPEN LETTER TO THE
YTIRAHc MANNE0UINS AND JAP SNEED

Since it is almost impossible to thank each OF the 90
manuequns in person for their splendid contribution to
the Nahc Fashion show last Saturday afternoon. We
taking this method of seeing that they are all
given their personal orchid.
OF course We can tell JAP" pardon ANDREW but
want to thank him publicly too. for his contribution
Mhich added much. the Of the lovely costumes
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

Mrs. Sadie G. Bailey was elected
Loyal Daughter Ruler by an over
whelming majority Of the newly
organized Michi gan District
Council Of Past Daughter Rulers.
Mrs. Bailey is a SOcialite well
known to social and sorority ac-
tivilieS. She is past Grand
Temple OrganiSt, Pas Loyal
Daughter Ruler, a past Daughter
Ruler. State Chairman of Shrine
and is now chairman of the Fiji
teenth Anniversary Of the State
of Michigan Association having
been appointed by the state Pres
dent, Daughter Grace Bryant.
Daughter Bailey Is also an active
church worker being connected
with st. stevens AME. church
over period of years.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

Kate Puckens, Beulah Cain, Betty
Cain Harris. Fannie Bethel, Mamye
Grimes and Edna Henderson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

NIP md MRS JAMES RANDALL
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-08
Party Held for Soldier Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Miller, of
Oakland, gave party a few days ago
at their home in honor of their son,
Private Carson Miller, who was home
on furlough from Fort Knox, Ky.
They entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Winters, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Whit
ers and two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Winters and children, Mr.,
and Mrs Irwin Roth and son, Mr. and
Mrs Carroll Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon Miller, Melvin Miller, son and
| daughter, Leesburg, Va, Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Sutphin, son and
daughter, OAKLAND, Va, William Sc
bold, Miss Oma DeBerry, Private
Gilbert Stuyvesant, Edgewood Arsen-
al, Joe Sanders and Miss Irene De
Witt, of Sang Run.
Private Miller's furlough was can
celed and he reported for duty or
January 6.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-08

FOR RENT-Four rooms, partly
furnished Apply 40 Oak street.
Adv 45-4t
FOR RENT-Apartment of six
rooms and bath Apply James Hart,
or call 168-R. Adv. 45-tf
CHICKS-The year around, deliv-
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chicks. Blood tested Heavy discount on
orders placed weeks or more in ad
vance. Grantsville Hatchery, Grants
vile, Md-Advertisement 31-3t
Grafton laundry representative
comes to Oakland every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday. Call Mrs.
B. A. Casteel, local agent, at GO Cen
ter street Phone 259-W.-Advertise-
ment 22-tf.
ROOFING AND SPOUTING-Or-
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used Berloy Galvanized sheets for 29
years and know Of none better. Let US
figure your job put on complete by ex-
perienced men. Mutual Phone 28-G-31.
]. S. WENGERD, Salisbury, Paid
vertisement eff.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-08
Government Puts Ban
On Purchase of Cars
Rat;Oning System Will Be Set
Up SO0n-AutO Factories to
Turn Out Defense
Materials

The government has prohibited the
purchase, sale or delivery Of new
passenger cars and trucks pending
establishment Of an automobile ra-
tioning system. Production of new
automobiles and light trucks will be
stopped entirely within few weeks.
The order was issued by Donald NJ.
Nelson, OPM priorities director, and
is effective Immediately.
Stoppage of production, in line with
a policy adopted by the Supply
Priorities and ALLEGATIONS Board, will
compel the establishment of a ration
ing system and it is expected that
purchases of new cars and trucks will
be limited under the plan to govern
ment, Lend-Lease, and the most
Essential" civilian users.
May Commander Autos
Automobile owners who have no
vital need for a car have received
warning from Leon Henderson, price
administrator, that they may have to
surrender their machines to the gov
eminent for use by the armed forces
OF in essential civilian services.
Mr. Henderson said that this was
the gloomy prospect" for the future
and that no plans for requisitioning
private cars was as yet being given
official consideration.
Car production will cease until after
the war at the end of January, and
there will not be enough new cars to
meet demands of physicians and
surgeons, police, fire departments,
and other protective agencies, it was
stated
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-08
Farm Machinery Repair
Program Being Set Up

Due to the requirements Of the
Food for Freedom Program sponsored
by the Federal Government, special
efforts are being made to assist the
farmers in having their farming ma
chinery repaired at the least possible
cost and with the greatest speed. The
emergency for the present war is
greatly restricting the purchasing of
metals Of various types and this has
practically made impossible the manu-
facture and sale of farm machinery.
The farmers are being urged to raise
more farm produce with less new ma
chinery and less labor In view Of
these circumstances program for
repairing farm machinery is being set
up in this county with the financial
support of the Federal Government.
1t is planned that all such machinery
would be repaired without cost except
for major items that may be neces-
sary in order to repair the equip
mcnt to make it scrviccable for fur
thcring the interests of the farmers.
A meeting was held last Monday
afternoon in the office of F. E. Rath-
bun, County Superintendent of
Schools, at which plans were formu-
lated for making repairs to farm ma
chincry as may be desired by any
number of farmers. Attending the
conference were Dorsey Guard, chair
man, Farm Defense Board for Gar
rctt County, Selbysport H. NJ. James
Supervisor of National Defense Train
ing, Baltimore; James House, Region
/ al Coordinator, Flintstone; Eugene
Harpold, County CoordinatOr, kitz-
miller; Charley B. Miller, Friends
Vile; John f. Lawrence, Grantsvillc;
Emerson Bshoff, Accident; O. T
eraser, Oakland, agriculture teachers;
John II. Carter, County Agent; f. f
Rathbun, County Administrator; Joh
/ /. Fitzwatcr, supervisor of attcn-
/ dance, all of Oakland.
Additional information is available
from any of those attending the meet.
| ing.