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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-12


mehka roka ml je obrisala pot
no cello. Potem je zaeutil ma
svojih ustnicahI nehka otroska
usteca. Spoznal je Marcia ,. +.
a MENU Oh strani je stala Car
men.
Garment ~ '~-.~.:s.
Zdelo Sc mu je, da slisi cd
dalec evoke valeka, XII ga je pie
sal pred lett z njo ma plesu v
vojnem ministrstvu. Kar je vse
utihnilo in Robert je zaspal.
Drugo jutro ga je zbudil vo-
jaski zdravnik, XII mu je dal Sc
mocno dozo kinina in mu pove-
dal, da ga je prisel obiskat
Saint-Hyrieix z druzino bas, ko
je incl najhujsi napad mrzlice.
-Torej SCI mi nj sanjalo? -
je vzkliknil Robert.
X sreci sem bill JAZZ tu, da
sem jih sprejel. Ponudil sem
jim kolibo, XII je poleg vase Sc
najdostojnejsa. s.:1
In :?
-Prispeli SO. =. cd dolgega
casa, da bi sc tu malo razvese-
ILL. Il. ~.
Robert Sc je zahvalil zdrav-
niku in nitro vstal. Carmen tu!
in Marcel. Srce mu je zaeelo
mocneje utripati in roke so sc
mu tresle med oblacenjem.
-Evo, tn prihajajo vasi pri-
jatelji, - je dejal zdravnik sto-
jec ma pragu. In ze je bill Marcel
v ocetovem narocju.
-Dragi ritmojster, - je spre-
govoril Saint-Hyrieix, - ker
mas niste mogli posetiti v Ca
yenne, smo Sc ravnali po Moha-
medovem zgledu in prisli h 60
ri.
Robert je znova objel sincka
in v njegovem pogledu je bilo
priznanje, da dobro We, komu
mora biti hvalezen "a to pri.
jetno presenecenje.
-Najprej noramo temeliitC
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-12

koj lotil della, delal je z vso
vnemo, pri tenn pa nj pozabljal
ma svojo nesrecno ljubezen; Car
men mu je bila najsvetlejsi
ideal, matt njegovega sina, vred-
ma vsega spostovanja.
Vse il je prinasal - svojo
slavo, cast, nagrade "a svoje ne
varno in tezko delo - vse je
pripadalo Mi. Ia njo je delal, sa-
mo "a MO, da hi il zaigral ma
ustih ponosen smehljaj, ko "a
slisi pohvalo svojem ljubcku,
in da bi mogel biti mum sin ne
koc ponosen ma svojega oceta.
S castniki in uradniki je OBJ
ceval malo, vendar Jim je pa
bill dober tovaris in vsi so ga
imeli radi. zveza Cayenne je
bila zelo tezavna, skoraj memo
COCA. Vendar je pa dobival tn
pa tam pisemce cd svojega sim
cka; Carmen pa nj mogla pisa
ii, ker bi Sc bilo zdelo njenemu
mozu Sc tako nedolzno pismo
sumljivo. Toda med vrsticami
svojega sincka je nasel skrivne
pozdravc in ,materine spomine.
Nekega jutra, ko Sc je pre-
budil, je zacutil Robert hud gla-
vobol in trganje po vseh udih.
Hotel Sc je lotiti della, pa nj
slo. Mraz ga je spreletaval po
vsem telesu. Ceprav je bilo zu-
maj vroce, Sc je YES tresel cd
mraza. y
Prisel je zdravnik in takoj je
spoznal, da ina Robert tropic-
no mrzlico. Roberta to nj po-
sebno presenetilo, sal je poznal
mnogo vojakov in castnikov, XII
jih je mucila ia bolezen. To je
bill davek, XII ga je moral placati
podnebju.
Vse dopoldne ga je tresla
mrzlica. Pomiril Sc je sele, ko
Sc mu je zacelo blesti. V sobi
je postajalo vedno temnejse.
Kar je zagledal okrog sebe pre-
mikajoce Sc sence. V ozadju je
videl Saint-Hyrieixa, starega
polkovnega zdravnika in powell
nika kaznilnice.
V naslednjem hipu mu je BIZ
10, ko da je zapihljala cd nekod
sveza, dehteca sapica in nezna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-12

TO je tisti mladi castnik, XII
sva Sc MIN seznanila ma ne
srecnem "Prins-Hendriku." Kali
Sc ne spominjate?
All, zdaj pa re vem, Sc Re
spominjam, - je jecljala Car
men.
MOI je nadaljeval, ne da bi
opazil memo razburjenost:
-Sporocili so mi, da prihaja
z zelo vaznim vojaskim poslan-
stvom. Poverjeno mu je bio
proucevanje vojaske obrambe
ma obali, da bi mogli primeru
vojne kljubovati sovrazniku &.
Toda to vas pac ne zanima. Vec-
jega pomona "a vas bo, da je ta
castnik prijeten druzabnik, IL
redno duhovit moz, da Sc DO
krog nasih prijateljev razsiril.
Ze pred lett, ko smo Sc seznani-
Ii, mi je bill zelo simpaticen.
Yam tudi, a?
-Zares, kolikor Sc Sc spomi-
njam.
-Zal Sc mi zdi, da je vdovec,
-je nadaljeval Saint-Hyrieix z
obicajnim konverzacijskim gla-
som. - Pravim, da Sc mi tako
zdi, kajti IL brzojavke podrob-
nosti V tenn pogledu MISC raz-
vidne. Vem samo, da ga sprem-
liza sincek, docim zena mixer nj
omenjena.
Marcel to je Marcel!
Robert in Marcel!
Malo je Sc manjkalo, pa bi sc
bila Carmen onesvestila. K sre-
ci je njen MOI kmalu odsel in
ostala je sama.
Zdaj Sc je lahko koneno VISA
posvetila svojim mislim in ne
popisna radost il je napolnila
srce.
Cutila je pa, da bo treba ma
peti vse sile, da Sc ne izda in
da premaga silno hrepenenje,
XII jo je vleklo k dragemu bitju.
Robert je prisel in cd prvega
trenutka Sc jima je zdelo, da Sc
nista nikoli locila.
Robertova vojaska misija je
imela mnogo skupnega delo-
vanjem Saint-Hyrieixa tako, da
Sc castnikovi poseti MISC niko-
mur zdeli cudni. Poleg tega je
bilo V Cayenni zelo malo dru-
zabnega zivljenja in nihce Sc nj
cudil, da je Carmen tako vzlju-
bila castnikovega sinGka. Tudi
Marcel je bill V Saint-Hyrieixo-
VEN domu stalen COST.
Carmen je povedala Robertu,
da sta Helena in MEN sincek
mrtva. Prve dni 81 te nesrece nj
sta jemala posebno k srcu. Po-
zneje Sc je pa spomin ma Hele-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-12
HEADQUARTERS U. S. MARINE coRPs
WASHINGTON

PROVIDE FOR FUTURE: Americans heme
help finance the War and . provide themselves with good safe
en L. Cen Ihcmss tiolcomn ommandan Of tho s. Marine
the above TO his stationed
the War Bonds provide the hest ayaao
means of laying eside funds for tho fu.urea
rs Tr~rry peus.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-12

> Prvi film, nanasajoc Sc ma
povojno medsebojno delova-
ME med Zedinjenimi drzava-
mi in Kanado, Sc je pricelo da-
mes kazati v Telenews gledali-
scu. Ime filmu je '"The New Ca
nada".
Zanimiv film predvaja nacrte,
XII Sc jih je ze pripravilo v svr-
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Legal Notices


aias proposals - ~
ag ne Board IS se4
Asln aHse afa8b
attgf agiice ~ ee Cefh - shs
agefy Colrf 81 pa ala
g8 uuii. eeeeu 0tmk
s b gnmiay uteuts4
~ furnishing pFiuilng sfs
recgf8 banks afflee SID
etc ln ~aeeoHaaura ain
County Ualform Schedules -.
With said Chznaa8 Ckak
n eofeanes Nlfh Chaptef
lws of Miaaiasspp IeRiala
w 1884 Contracts al b. let
tass n s~ecoFaanex with .
N-.0gRaiuE inerrfN
4ae Beard q Supervisors Ct
o. county MISSISSIPPI. re-
e. sec fsehi b reject arr
Art as al o. tide reeeleea
Tnia sne err asg q august
1913
Rad TAYLOR
Clerk
X VI HUERHAM
PYrs Beard 81 Supervisor
jackson County
M4SslsalUp
Is ga 8 a. va
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peofaf heafing FIXTURES ana
aqsumNsst f0f 1hs easaW
Caxsolldated Shuxl Building =
pNVsasa ~ Enaaaef &c ems
aWs of 1884. ard Kappieaauaal
Rws thereso and afasisen4
aege and providing fgr ~
payment thefesf sasa nsehtea
ness g. ~ eVlaannea ~ asFlsffs
eaiHs 80 Indebtedness a Sad
eamWpa Consolidated Ahgsi uis
tract as follows
eaftlllcaif of Indebtedness
To- tle s1m II kx91 o. aus or
year after daie
eegssfacsie - Indebtedness
f0s ghs sagn 81 $500 % aas fN1
earg after aafe
e~egHlaaia ~ Indebtedness
iaa unr msm 81 $4,000 dae thFas
esYs after aaie
esrslfAale ~ an1eUsed
tuf u& tan 81 800 o. Que four
eans after oats.
cmnsRate 81 Indebtedness
im fhe sara " E2a0M aae iiye
siA afiet dsis.
ee % $50 Certiileais8 It
aid iEdenieanena bearing uafe1
nus 90 sAceSa e. Pc an1llaFH
aayaEie annually. E1a notes 1t
negflhcstes Vi indepiedneaa snail
general euaeaftass 0t tie au
are Cunkolisaiaa Aiassl District
Hsa alail c~anStlsnfe ; hen upon
HRanie prup@Ftg ilsegeln ana
NHfEEa& tns Board IT aa
@fsi@Hs ai jackson Comfy
Save uuly considered the res0ia
1a IT TIE trustees 81 ft@ Ton
aaAastea sekoal Dastfrt and slna
a.sf its SAID trustees have falls
eau.pAsa win Clsaptes 11n u llAs
Laws Supplemental tnerefu Ana
4g1seEaitoEy thereof Il Is ilsefe
ore aaexee - lse kesTa 81 Sa
3sVlsagS 81 Jackson C0sntg
Aaippl- thai SD Board q
apeTviAoFH wln 81 rs regular
Term September le45 lsaass Ger
~ttieafes a. Indebtedness ~ tIas
Eas~s4 gpa C0nN0iaaaied SelsoD.
DastrHt in sEiu CoaAgs asg1egai
.aF tiat ann 81 81 10000 payable
"a 8 annual Anstsitnasnu IT 500
Dollars eacal sac inssasli1seBU
eesFsng inteaesf 81 : rate nci
gxaatsl than c. PEI annam FL
she purposes aforesaid unIeA
= Of tae qualified eieeloFA q
ead Esc6taw Pc CONSOLIDATED
1zh0ol District snail within Il
aay4 after notice peutinn the
Beard a Supervisors thHt stes
ableea 10 ihe issuance of lhe aaIa
aisss1 Term NOTES Ut JNT1IiICaisz
d afsaebtec4iez ia wtirh event
a. eieeflun shall BE- eallnd II the
manner Wovlaen hy laH II
1hieh election the qualified eiee
Aers OF SAID Escatswpa Consol
dated school Dlgtrtet shall veu
fu TIE issuance II said note q
Certificates Of inaeutsane2 O.
eealnsi the lsnce Il saa
notes o. Certifeatef Of indebted
ne
n o. further oTuered ~ the
Board Is Supervisors 81 JagkAH
Ceanfy. Misippi thai aolle.
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NOTCH or INTENTION OF
BOARD on SUPERVISORS o.
JACKSON COFhTN. Ri SIS
sIpPI. TO ISSUE $1,000 q
NOTES OR CERTIFICATES OF
INDEBTEDNESS or EsCATAU
"a CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
DISTRICT
HHF STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON COUNTY
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
august lsss TERRA
81 III hEMEMBEKED. tasi u
iss Shove sisted Term Of tue
Aafssfsris isssTa 81 sapsa siaFs
= sald county 81 gFaef Waa lAeHl
and there made by aaeh Roarn.
Wnieh wss IN TIE following
Nnfus to-wii
C0sncag or fog consideration ny
ihe Board 81 Supervisors 1t Jack
snn County Mississippi TIE re3o
luton adopted b the affirmative
cole q the majority u TIE nus
ees % the Escatawpa C0noA.
ealea school Dstrlct IN jackson
eunts. Ats1isaippi. deciasnw to
nereSsiss Tor . ioan iof 81 Zoo q
n ine pufpose ~ mUedAnF
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So
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Eioert blloo. %ho Is n the hler-
hant Marine has eeen taking
advantage Of . fespe Of absence
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a HAnE

SpaItanburg 5 G-Grsauatinr
from college once M 3 lffetime i
sufficient fOr moeg pe08 hi
Aviation Csoes Roper O rmdv
ARD OF Monroe, n c did Il tmiee
Isl enc yesg-sna from tar same
college
rKedy wa called into ths
mV Ar Corps afteF thTee ana
ane haii wears Al Wsfsora cor
egt When . civilian szsada2tIns
cIsss WAS given diplomas Purdy
eot one On the stEenfSh II ms
pssvioas scholastic recora
A few months later ne roSn-
ple9ed 3 five-month pre~iligha
course 81 Wofford and received
: second dipi0ms under auspices
81 the Army Air Corps
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Thaf TNt boV Hgs eesapAan
tsnH mo guBrts q Watef . aas
D. druaanF md sszhing uaeH
oihss bot o. ftsV complain
atz1ai iAlf eesgg blades issaed Ia
NO months Tney RaoanaGafse
point out that the people bNek
Are should not complain ab0ug
ne nArdsnips u wuT when ffs
Ave al the luxtfies compared
. ths soldier Ifie IA tie Iunkles
TIE iuxiurses 81 ate - ~ eExssa
~ ne jungle irunts are msne ~
Mostly 81 the little things - cal
Meesstlleg
Here are . few comparisons "a
ne boys tack meme @ta us4nE
hat tines axe EaVlng = hard TINS
as II Fnsy tank inst u Is foaEh
8 D. 50 niles from . city. Ne
sre 3 Thousand mules Ifom sSse
hss &C. 8n The Wetef tflsg nssH
se eoa1Aaaeg ourselves fuFiafaels
+ We set tRo quarts . g. fol
al purposes We are Issued fur
zur biassz Tor sE H W
newer haee anything eald l.
drink We have lont forgotten
6hat ice iouks ike q huW II
wuala be- ~ taste something cold
" are lacky 70 get OR news
paper only Two months tate
When we sleep il Is Just As ae
aFe dressed during the uae ana
then We nave o. fight mosquitoes
eogpionss ~Cenupeaes tarantuia
snakes ana other types Of pests
that Ave Ia the jungle.
~When We 70 cut We are n
swamps neArig knee deep arAd
are after ane real unH.e We -
no maae talking tran IS n~es
safg ~ order 30 save energy The
boys back hons IA camp have
Haier for showers VIZ are iueks
70 find 3 small muddy stream
md nua time u h4lhs n Il OaI
aater ss 400 vsluah4s to bs usea
e. such 5 luxury ~ laundering
s have ue total q laa aaa
terms tag al plapoae
We cannot even get can0ies for
Rf.t. emo seldom nave . caance
q use them a Ne hase them
The Dogs back home eea fu1
sought to 81 isoHae and SEE tnelg
famlhes. o. gir frsends TIE on4s
elfls mere are ihe 1ukzs sak
end ! have yet L. see 8 So
ala with sc little respect FOR
himself IS 10 ny 70 Sssscisls win
item
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&c gtsc about IA on aeVsTai
uouihs Old neNspapsls make
wonde whsi Is asazse uzth
re people bsCk nome s1u then
auukes end other suca naoss
lfthey hso * trace pses N4th
ior : Ntiie ties Waala ana
las soedt acfuS sesse q taose
Halngs But Ne don't fHa 4 -
aet we just teei eurEN tor tie
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CIV tines stand i
TIE tugegolug views e1pEsssS1
& receat letter Pounds aHols
als SISTER Mrs Fath koxsl Of
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UPEA ALP Fon
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opening 0i keesaex Fse4aa
0atatsm thehua Nhbxh a81i
lfs premiere epegn > M2
goaeo zna mock baA1t4gtt
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81 6u HG.ces Including e MonsAn
neg trazsa B4iaNi Arrange
% 1850 ct TIE choral man.
This 4 M Country ana
TIE Night l. Noang ana You're
Beautiful were presented IL
tee occasion Sy Fred WARNS ux
dznee bsnd mRestHu
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fa1 aSo euNres s @Nt
t mth relatives ~ aAamk
MISS refarnME - ua4 tsy
Wnhsaas ~ Bksae haA
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nuuFhs mek anG NAsaea
& O. us co4BtV
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8CHoOL EUs b0EY FOH aAII
aUsiCs ID hereby given thai
ssasen bios win t. received III
lse sale u ons baas boay ~ Jaek
on County sciscoi Beard 1t the
4fiics Of the Superintendent q
Etaceuon a. e. &ptembes =
lea e. 8 . M Ths right 5 -
5efVea e Telsct and and 81 b4as
a T MEGEHEE
Chairman
7 4 JOHNSON.
Secretary
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tfse inlontI0u Of ths Board IF
apaVssoss OF ssid County - l.
ae notes ~ Ceruaaates q IL
sbseanesS Of the aggregate sim
81 Geo 00 a. Aforesaid khaIi u
wen Is required ~ ias
Upon motion aals seconded
ae ioregolng resolution -
naniuleasly adopted
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Katlug ray nane
hhsenf ard nof voting Il y
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Eaen Taylor Clsfk q lfas
6aaeers Court and exsoflleIe
ezk - ife Board q Supervisors
and ior SAID County asa safe
sa1 g. hereby eeHtfs taat
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keM Nafk State fss aAaus ~.
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e visit Mrs Rilno in Psseagoala
where she is employed 81 ingalls,
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EhR NEWS O. OUR
$3.50 MEN~4WOMEN
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csorgs selasss writsx Fron
Alaska

ce1rgs seiasss wntss FFo1n
Alaska
Mn George Scieas4 e F
Fouia has Feceivea Nofa fFasa
her husband PVT Gegfes Sa
usaf he Is nov s0snes hsfe IA the
Alaskan xane. ana Is getting
along fine Pvt scleasss pat
ensk Nj and Mr. n G selee
and hia nisaera Mrs. r L Del
ma and Mrs VI l. Poi also re
sns il PsscaRnulA
Edwasa Colls. JE. Mes Al
University 81 Vsgmont
Frienas q e A Cole il W.lI
BE- Interested 10 aarn uast hs n
no~ AakinE 3 easnse n meeasn
81 enginEsF1nE 81 ~ Arms
seheai a. tfR University aI Ns-
mont Cole alsra4SEEasa ans
Aaual~a a. Geosga@ Tees T. enter
tne Army Oh ApFfi 5 ct mas eaf
ana SITTER tskanR nis hasa teaIns
tne - she Au~gaeen Nhre aHa
Proving gFuHES1s. was ssnt &c
IeoFeetown universs1s 81 Wan
alagton . c. nor specasi exams
nation mFhich be successfully pass
ed and was immediately ssei9nea
q hn present siucles ~ Burans
ton
Ebert nilbc Visits Wife ans
HalstixeS
Eioert biloo. ~te Is n tire h.er
hant Marine has been taking
advantage Of . leave Of absence
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-04-16
Fears Allayed On
Transfer OF
Fire Equipment

1t is made clear by officials of the
Maryland Council of Defense that
provisions in the newly encated CT
ivlian Defense Bill regarding of fire.
fighting equipment and apparatus
from one locality to another were to
cover instances of 'dire emergency"
only. There is no intention at all on
the part of Civilian Defense officials
to invoke these powers except where
catastrophe strikes, they declare en-
phatically.
The Civilian Defense Bill, which
was passed by both Houses of the
Legislature after extended considera-
ton, is now awaiting the signature
of Governor O'Conor to make it law.
In addition to the provision regarding
transfer of fire-fghting equipment,
the Bill gives legal sanction to the
necessary regulations of the Civilian
Defense Administrator as we'll as en-
forcement powers in all localities of
the State, in most of which hereto
fore such enforcement powers were
lacking.
Fears voiced by members of the
Volunteer Fire Companies through
out the State regarding possible use
of their equipment in other localities
are absolutely groundless, Defense
Council officials pointed out.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-04-16
Farmers Complain OF
Damage From Bottles

The Central Local of the Cecil
County Farm Bureau met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Nc
Dowell, Calvert, John Astle, chair
man, presiding.
Mr.. Mcdowell reviewed the legis-
lation and stated that there was little
opposition to increases in salary for
local oficeholders.
The installation of cold storage
lockers at Rising Sun was discussed
and a group of the local were inter-
ested in having such storage.
Group discussions on the war and
it's effect on agriculture was led by
Murray Cameron of North East.
Complaints were heard from sever
al of the farmer members, about the
throwing of empty whiskey and beer
bottles in fields by drunken parties.
These bottles have caused a great
deal of damage to rubber tired farm
equipment, but a means of stopping
the nuisance was not found.
Harvey e. SINNERS, of Rising Sun,
is secretary of the local. Following
the routine business social hour
enjoyed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-04-16
Special Services At James
Methodist Church

Palm Sunday will be observed at
James Methodist Church with music
and sermon in the morning and there
will be service entitled "The seven
words from the Cross" This will CEN
ter about beautiful Illuminated
cross and will conclude with the
hymn When Survey the Wondrous
Cross" pantomimed by two girls.
ON Good Friday the service will be
held from 2 to o'clock in the after
noon with guest speaker. In accord
ance to the custom here and in large
cities, the business houses are re-
quested to close during that hour.
The pageant for Easter Sunday night
will be announced in the next week
issue.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-04-16
Rural Carrier
Examination

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
ination to fill the position of rural
carrier at Nottingham, Pa.
The examination will be held at
Oxford, Pa. Applications will close
April %, 1913.
The date of examination will be
stated on admission cards mailed to
applicants after the close of receipt of
applicants, and will be about Is days
after that date. The salary of rural
carrier on standard route of so
miles served daily except Sunday, is
$500 per annum, with an addition
al $50 per mile per annum for each
mile or major fraction thereof in ex-
cess of 80 miles Certain allowances
are also made for the maintenance
of equipment. The Examination will
be open only to citizens who are actu-
ally residing in the territory of the
post office where the vacancy exists,
who have been residing there for six
months next preceding the closing
date for receipt of applications, and
who meet the other requirements set
forth in Form 1877. Both men and
women, if qualified, may enter this
examination Form 1877 and applica-
ton blanks can be obtained from the
vacancy office mentioned above or
from the United States Civil Service
Commission at Washington, D. c.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-04-16
Speakers For.
Easter Sun
rise Services

The Cecil County Council of
Churches, which is arranging for
Easter Sunrise Services to be held at
Elkton and West Nottingham at $3.50
a. M, Sunday, April rs, announces
the Rev. George Compton Kerr will
deliver the message at West Noting
ham. Mr.. Kerr is the director of Pub
lie Relations at the West Nottingham
Academy. He came to this post from
an active pastorate in Silver Greek,
Pennsylvania. He was at one time
connected with the YMCA of Read
ing, Pennsylvania. And, incidentally,
while in that city spoke at one of
the first sunrise services held there,
movement which has since become
large city affair and is now held
yearly in the city park. He has had
an experience in this type of preach
ing. Mr.. Kerr will speak to us upon
the theme, New Life
The service at West Nottingham
will be held on the campus of the
Academy.
Rev. Oler A. BARLEY will deliver
the message at the Elkton Easter
Sunrise Service on April 25th. Mr..
BARLEY is at present the President
of the Wesley Junior College at
Dover. Delaware, one of the most
outstanding Junior Colleges in this
area. Mr.. BARLEY is no stranger to
this area for he has been the pastor
of the Methodist Church in Newark,
and member of the Peninsula Con-
ference for some time.
The Elkton Sunrise Service will be
held on the lawn of Hill Top Farm.
the residence of Ben Decker.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-04-16
Kent County Cuts School
Hours To Aid Farmers

The Kent County, Md, Board OF
Education has united with other
agencies in the county, which are en-
deavoring to solve the acute labor
shortage on the county farms, by or
dering one session for the public
schools OF the county, beginning on
Monday, May 3, in order to release
the students for work on the farms
and in the canneries.
= Sessions will be held from ga. m.
to / p. M each school day until the
closing of the schools for the summer
vacation on June 4.
Mrs. Nell G. Westcott, supervisor
of the Chestertown Employment Ser
vice said that high school boys are
calling at tn Office to enlist for work
on the farms and in the county can
neries and it is understood that high
school girls will do likewise.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-04-16
ASKED TO COOPER
ATE in RATIONINC

Surrender of red stamps with the
purchase of meats, cheese, butter,
fats, edible oils, and canned fish are
now necessary by regulations of the
Office of Price Administration. Dur
ing the month of April, 16 points will
be allotted each person per week.
Although farm families are not
restricted in the amount of food they
may produce for their own table,
they are urged stongly to practice
voluntary rationing.
Farm families have as many points
with which to purchase these foods
as do families living in urban COM
munities, who must purchase all, or
nearly all, such items needed for their
diets. In this respect, tse farm family
has a great advantage over the city
dweller.
Many farm families, it is pointed
out, are entirely self-sustaining and
have no necessity for purchasing any
of the rationed meats, fats, fruits, or
vegetables. Such families are urged
to retain their stamps, not to give
them away, nor to purchase foods
which they do not need for them
selves.
1t is only in this way that rationing
can be effective, and effective ration
ing means equal distribution of scarce
goods to all people.