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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-28
Pearl St. HouseHold
 Annual Testimonial
Honors Paid to School, College Students at Annual
 Exercises; Alumni Prom Tomorrow Evening

Tucker, Cornelia T. Hunter, Joyce E. Hunter, Sophia E. Hunter, 1rma James, Dorothy G. Little, Rosalin Mansfield, Hugh Petteway, Wardel Petteway, Constance Price, William Robinson, Julia E. Sturdivant, Irv- ing A. Taylor, Clarence o. Trotman, Valdoris V. Watts, Marion T. Weller
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-28

Despite the Sweltering neat ration board workers today continued their efforts to complete the task of al- loting next winters fuel oil rations. Fred A. Webb, ration administrator said more than 50 per cent of the allowances have been computed and tailoring will be conducted this week with the first fo the new ratilon sheets to be mailed July g.
 All of the coupons to be used in Waterbury have arrived, and con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-28
UMUSUAL HOBBY

Ruth Husseys favorite non-pro- fessional occupation is drawing plans for houses The actress, cur lently playing an important role fin "The Uninvited' studied sketching in college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-28

 ESIADllSAED 1883
ESTABLISHED 1888

This Grey Flannel Suit At $40- Double Breasted ModeI-Two Pieces Is The Sort Of A Suit That BoIonce! Up Your Wardrobe. as There's enough dignity to carry you over ell social hurdles - There's enough service mileage in it to put it through all service poees-And there's enough good hand tailoring, good style and good looks to preserve your good appearance for many moons.
 This model is wonderful figure builder Broodens your shoulders - Exponds your chest - Streom- lines your figure in general with body tracing effect fore and ott that's characteristic of our fine tailoring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-28
NEWS s 

Bishop Herbert Welch declared that the church will not accept the situation in which the state has in creasingly dominated the world of the family and the church in the totalitarian countries, at yesterday afternoons special service of rededi- cation of the sanctuary at St. Fouls Methodist church, to which more than 200 attended the ceremony.
 He added that only the church gives point of judgment whereby the family and state ca nexist. Bishop Welch was formerly resi- dent bishop in Japan, Korea and Shangl<, China and now chairman of the Methodist Commission for Oversea Relief.
 The fourth of July Union service on First and Second Congregational Churches and South Federated Church will have for it's guest preacher, Rev. Thomas Leroy Cros- bV formerly minister at SOuth Fed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Miriam We+ze
Allan Bile S We d

MIR AND MRS. ALLAN
MASON BILES are on route to
Quebec following their marriage.
Monday morning i'm Saginaw
Mrs Burs was Miriam We'zel
daughter o' Mr. and Mrs Jesse
George Wetzel Of Highland
Park.
VI. Rilos is the son Of John
NJ. Rilcs Of Royal Oak
The wedding took place. In
Tho homo 0f 'hc- bTT7e', >+5'cr
and hrothcr-in-laW Or and Mrs
II ". Bishop
The Rev Carl Narrn~or Of
tho Congregational Church in
Saginaw effictafeA
\ wedding luncheon was
served In the Hotel bancroft
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Plan New York Vacation

MRS GEORGE VAWTER E. Mrs. Roy De Hart Mrs.
j. T. Hurley Mrs Herbert Hemmeter and Mrs. Shirley
Johnson .-
Who have had strenuous have decided that
they themselves a vaoation....
And they going together. Sept. ~.
spend gay week in New York shopping and seeing all the
new Broadway plays.
Mr.. Hurley and Nj Johnson joining their wives
the weekend
Mrs be f7rt-- Mrs tfuTtCy-. Mrs ftcmmetcr and
Mrs. Johnson done bouseNnrk this
looked after tho children and worked their victory
gardens
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Happy Summer Nears End
At Junior Christ Child Camp
BY CORINNE SMITH

THE SUMMER season is
rapidly drawing TO a close and
no one Is more unhappy about
that than the Sun-tannCd little
girls who have been enjoying
the many activities of the
Junior Christ Child SociotN'S
camp on tUuC Lake Atttr-rrty
the Youngsters. ranging from
: To l., are gathering Up their
belongings and taking wiStful
last dips before the camp IS
closed tomorrow.
Although the Camn is stated
with paid workers, members Of
the Junior Christ Child Society
CqucnflY TOOK a fling az bojng
c1un cloiS. Among those c>pc-
C.3lly Interested i'm The project
we're Mrs James a. Thompson.
Mrs. Julian TrIvcrS Mrs.
Joseph Y, Walker IN. and Mrs
l.lWrprCt !. Nroha.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

table in the dining room But
come the supper hour, weather
permitting, il was picnic time
and tho children loved H.
II summer showers ptc>cn'cd
outdoor play the chjIdr On
gathered i'm The work hop. q
small building n the rear Of
the cottage whore Eoudicratt
vas taught. In addition 10 tho
bright bits of leather which
were transformed into aUrac-
tive bracelets and necklaces
there was cork with h'ch to
mako gay coaster sCts and ma
t"riaIS 10 make purses and
borctS A Vctrola. with stacks
Of records for evory musical
taste added a melodic touch to
the sessions.
Evenings were fun, too. when
the girls gathered around a
campfire and had SongfeSts or
told stories.
D.. There were amateur nights
too. with each camper contrib
mlnc her hit 10 the program s
entertainment
But its all over now for
another year
Mr. AND MRS. LOUIS RFR-
MAN of Sorrento avenuS an
nouncc the birth Of son,
Warren Bran. Aug 10 Mrs.
Berman is the former Rose
GoldStcn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Que bee Draws
The FischIeys

TIE POPULAR SciEuiory
Club. located in the picturesque
Province Of Quebec continue 10
draw vacatoninC pctroitcrS.
With the last days of summer
rapidly drawing 10 a close, final
holiday filings are IN order for
city folk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. FIschlcy
Of Stratford road are spending
their vacation at the club now,
as arc Mr.. and Mrs W. - John
son. also of Detroit Mr. and
Mrs !. " Wake Of Grsndmont
ayenue arc visiting ~ the resort
and Or. and Nr, s. l. Kings
bury of Wark avenue arc stay
ing there, also.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Studied Painting in Chicago

THE FORMER Elizabeth Robson studied painting at the
Chicago Institute of Arts with supplemental work the
University of Chicago.
She also had the Booth Bay Harbor art
colony Maine -.
Nh. Miquclle who is recognized Of the foremost
ceists the country. first celst of the Detroit Sym
phony Orchestra. ,..
He just finished the summer season at Chautauqia
and Albuquerque ...
In the latter city charge of festival
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Hammonds TO Leave

MRS. TOM HAMMOND and her 16month-od daughter
Marian leaving Sept Is join Ensign Hammond who
is stationed Bunker Hill training Indiana
Ensign Hammond who is afEIted with the supply corps
was commissioned month ago..
He will report to the supply corps school Harvard in
January.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

spend September in Colorado and New Mexico . and
will be home after oct. Mr Miquelles
studio apartment tiH-IehH T. street..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Lost and Found

BROWN and white Scotch collie chain
collar Pontiac license. viCiuitv Brmug
ham Reward Birmingham 2sia.
LADY'S blck purse. wooden handle.
vicinity West NeruDr Keep monc} 70
tptn putsr-- contents CIT from husband
oECrHeaS. cannuf be REPLACED. VII si-o
elNr additional reward |newood 2-7lu3.
LADY'S Vrist vtfch steel case blacI cord
downtown Ncints reward. Metros,
1850 evenings
LADY X pink Erl0 Bu.sys Wrst watch. .7.
sCrpt'un Dolores Durf Reward
Tyler a.t5s1
i9S F-4]i-,s e+- --f-si ,s3i,s, o. f,F. li- q
harness. gone one week, - reward
rnILer.'N l-a.qI.
TOOi ROH containing ne. nauI,s tools
vicinity Woodward. Mile Road. a..
pA4u.ItH
WILL .aGs VINO found MAPS watch and
chain ~ O'yr e. March ~ please phone
~ tf---+---r iz.-.-aiieF . aEs ga, 49,
for Franz
vtiyt HAIRED trfrsv urETF AMI VrTrs
female u,rn-e 1899. reward tn.yer-
-i's g-fAr1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Alfred Wphl 80. Bertha SNYDER =
Arll PAYNE 81. Florence AlrAfcc -
Max Emmer -, Ida slmons. 81
Alexander Jakupislyn 81 ka1imlcfa 81
korSki. a..
Lawrence A Olson. % Eatth Johns %
Warren = Mcr 'uth, - EoNana Etl}l
James Williams 80 wine NichoI, p
fthaf re- eoriffr- TIT ',fs-e-44
sa Eel Reri.n 81 saay, G. sacn, Is
Christian G Phtzer -, Virginia o.den.
berg =
william } Roscoe p ANNE Leu Gampn.
q
lrving Yagoaa 30 Charlotte SHbar y
John l.. sullivan, - ii.ma Lgukr'l. p
Kenneth NJErtIr- ,avurt1ea Ra~tlnps, i
Chester VOID n vivian G1ruan. p
iBief7se i-Tey ~ Margaret tod
deeris a.
Ear 7 Hed,uad. 20 Laurie DrouUaid. 20
, Eugene Boone. % DORIS Iras 3D.
Peter Romano, % y rua PERI -
John Hun. g. Florence Fletcher d.
Micnael ) Raisar0. y Arnc Mrssra -.
Pcrrarf W1oW1ak - Na'Hee b7rr -
.ohn 4. Dcary %, Frances Dam Al
-
Gus wizard Bal Jr - Leonara Belle
jane Peal 20 Alma Han. 20
Thomas Wrg.et - Joyce hrendtl, q
Henry Fe,.s g. Bertha sa'tcr ~
Frr"s' beTguteid ~ E''g NgI"urW -
John T. HaIzes, 70 Olga l.1rctsrso. H.
Nlllam flihtf - rA F'sNlrr' -
ffr-sfrT a a-'rr- - ffr+r- -tA---r--ra-. ----
Robert Cole - NrgG.a Fischer. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
>LwI>G MACHINE RErAIRI>G
SIDING INSULATED

SEWING machine vacuums repaired
homo 81 used machines bought '
wood 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
MATTRESS RENoyATING

a DEFENSE against high Prices. Rave
your mattress renovated, Miller. esOs
kerCheyaL LeuoN 1894.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
DIsA THIS

la t1er Mo-. 596 Sorth Man. vas,s,
MICH "a.
Geor.e ,. Davidson. 6o0 We' Grzta.e "a
JOSEPH CnHries Prey 1917 Jt-tcrrlr p.
I~s'rlcc Nerrrulvr. ll1s - ..t,ushafr. 81
Fsr'ha Van INs 223g CAD A. Blvd 81
Anna p NIkqF1r. 1888 S'rafAlogf -
ErAnk Sorect 1858 Atbart -
~ man Grabcs. 1888 santa barbara. -
Taubs Srgal 1892 S'urte,art -
Mar p stewart IL Temple %
Pauline NJ kernelv 1920 eu'y-tfh 81
james bar is2f Joseph CaWpeu -
waite Williams. 1906 Cameron -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
RADIO SERVICE
INTERPOLATION SERVICE
ROOFING AND SANDING

Al ALL MAKES sERVICED r
labor guaranteed. Prompt service.
81 Hlu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Atucs. siding. piers priori'Ies ob,a ned (:
VIA terms three years nothing down.
free estimates TY e-s7Ts
CONVERT your attic INTO an income. We
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
DIVORCES

V0W0rd smith from MAJ, g.
DrtV'5iur t5avt-rut f-r'rt it-i----
Sarah GArrrf from Risra,G
Stella Homestead from Pow
LyA 81 Neg. from Marian
Amcl - bv1rar from Lea Nsy
EatA,eru MtG4ANu rom FRANK
Ada May WlnsEsf4ea from Andre',.
Es.irtc. Csil.R -ffl-fn R-.t.sri
Mare UsrFa~ from p rusr g.
N!c.a Jchr--a fam CnAfle. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
BABY PORTRAITS. PHOTOGRAPHY
BOILERS INSTALLED

BABY PORTRAITS SETTINGS IN your nome
bs appointment. Tsier J-673s Gilbert
d IGlp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nan n Baker, - Phyllis DObel. 20
Arnold J OF. "a. Helen Westmoreland. %.
Douglas FaAvo.- - -ARHes II Miller u
kalman Sabo. % Viola stefan. 20.
Alan J. CRAWFORD 20 Lillian Grace Jaress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS

a COMPLETE APARTMENT ". Finance
convert Your ATTIC CrAnNed TR .-l520.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshal! Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3i62 r. JEFFERSON. FI1ZKOY 2l7s-7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
PIASTtRING
ri MBI>G Avn HEATING

ANY kud plun'd.ss hest.ue' installed. PEE
paired uy master} p.aipues To Sju55.
80 DIGGING 80 MISS sewers, .dys ms
cleaned eleCtric machine, finest equip
nenf, OReEOn Q44s. \ AN
PLUMBING heating veUairs alterations
via terms First-class workmanship.
AK 77i4
pLt MBiNG. HEATING EN- Installed. re-
paired remodcsed is months 20 pay.
40 5267
SINKS CLEANED. So sewers cleaned
electrically. free pump service Trinity
1-13lp
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the bis sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
/. MAsnING MACmNL slR,Icl
wAsHNG MAcH. swrErre RrrAIRINt

ALL makes repaired, rebuilding. guaran-
teed workmanship; reasonable: free
estimates. Murray O451
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

ROLLER sNa'lEr rllhtS except Tuesday,
saturday tarrtnE SatGffNt. wfssfI n .
Tuesda T. Windsor Arena. So MeDolgall,
n -r--L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
WALL WASHING

Al WALL washing and decorating. Cal
any time. tree estimates Tt. i-35sl,
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nst.
ings IN the bis sunday Times want 40
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Funeral Directors
AnNrRIIsING DISPLAY
ArriCs CONVERTED I~Io I>CoMi>

CARLSON STUDIOS Agveros.ug df.rIays
p,s'crs. 1909 Brush street Telephone
r. ndoiph slis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
INSULATION

ROCK WOOL blown IN walls attic; caves
fueI comfort Tf. 1880. Ewes. RE. 4is5,
CONSULT me ENLARGED Real Estate Hst-
ms m Tie Blk Sunday Times Want Ad
aHf. ..et
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
BImDING ALTIRAIIoNs
RICiCLl, ANn IKICNCILs
CARPET CLEANING
COAL AND cokE--DIII,ERIES

COAL on CREDIT
BORN 1870 w. CHICAGO no s722
PEOPLES COAL COMPANY kupper's
stoker pea Semet -Solvay coke Kopper's
pocahputas. $500 Nevada TW g-liTu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
as RANCE srRvIcr And Rfr,rR
ItL >k,II>G-wI>p>oR

Gas EA\tI r,u.-p tst matsss f..a
0.fstgausllI iess.ash.e prompt. Ot,
..s .sI-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

SIDING tNSULATED-F Free estimate. GIL.
lespie- Back. il77P Cloverdale no 642u.
READ Times Want Ads for ptohi-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
FLOOR sANDI>G. WANNA. rrC.

suppnes nghr nix.ares. -fuore,
cents. kay's iUi63 orator PL 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
PAINTING AND DECoR.TING


Al ACCURATE decorating, rooms paptred
- up immediate service Temple 2-52u5.
Al PAPER HANGING s. kaIsomi7.ng and
pair'ng immediate service anytime.
Temple PORE
TRENTON Decorate Sidewalks CeiiIrgs.
! paper included 81 $50 cDmp.st. room 10
garth Salb
PIASTIRING
Al PLASTERING. lathinE ceilings arches
decorating LarEe-smaL. Reasonable.
Temple l23sg
BETTER plasteung, repairing Workmau-
ship guarantee tEstimatcsb "Sa! a"
prompt service Lafayette 1922
PIASTFR1NG. patchwork carpenter 70
pairs. archHays. Guaranteed satisfaction.
Can evenings lNanhoe 5ss0
PLASTt RING large or small Jobs Re
pairing. alterations Satisfaction 1elc.
phone CUerIN sCt1
CONSULT the Enlarged Real E.ale list
Inrs IN the blk sunday Times Want Al
Seq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

BOIS-.1s-lt for order dept eNpcrcrc,
NOV f+--, ---4rs. earn 6n- c-ttr p-r hrs,
App.y g 10 a m 80 Lafayette BIDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
FURNACE CLEANING AND Rrp.rRING

FURNACES REPAIRED exchanged. In.
stalled. new. used parts: reasonable
zoos Eight Mile road TO s-6i67
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list /.
mss in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
ReCfiOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

MATTRESS renoyAtIry iunerspnng mat
Tres. reasonable quality Workmanship
guaranteed Haley. Randolph 600s.
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate list
mss IN The biz sunday Times Want AZ
srIflln'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
oLE,>TRs-rIokJp. ptInIRy
rLECrRioAL sIrrIIES

AVE your SPRING cleaning done DON'T
wait. Famous Cleaners. columbia III.
The Valley settler., 1943-12-10

POST,
A
EXTREME RESERVE UNLESS REALLY E FOUND THAT IN
YOU,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26
XIV.
Neocekavane prekvapeni.

V patek vecer Tarchala oby-
cejne do krcmy nechodil, neb
Malka i matka byly odpoledne
zamestnany pripravami ma sa-
hes a pax shromazdovala Sc
celia rodina v alkovne svatecne
ozdobene a zasedala k veceri
Ike stolu pokrytemu bflym u
brouskem, mad nfmz visel sed-
miramenny mosazny svfcen.
Casem roZmnozil kruh ten bud
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-26

h0 opllldVd, OSV0ClOVdId uuul0
sotva kus steny, ma ktere wise
ly plechove pGlzejdlfky, neko-
lik ctverhrannych lahvi S ko-
falkou, a zlutou pomerancovou
tvaf staTeny, zahalene v pla-
chetku, ktera O sabesu nalevala
mlsto zida. V tmavem koute
ma lavici spal nejaky vasnivy
plJak. Nebylo no videt, jen
hlasitym chrapanim v r1znych
tonlnach proZrazoval svou prl-
tomnost.
Tarchala sci rychlym krokem
primo k nalevarne.
Go to re je dnes u Vas tax
hlucno?" tazal Sc stareny. "Vi-
del jsem We dvofe mnoho bry-
"Sjelo Sc mnoho zidu. Cd
sameho rama prijfzdeli."
"A proc?"
"Nev1m Eide mic merck
nou. Broukali neco mezi s Sc
bou, ale ia zidovine nerozu-
MINI"
"Jdi, zavolej mi sem smula."
"Snad Sc mu nebude chit Cd
hostG jfti."
"Rekni mu, re to porouc1m,
rozum1s? re muslin S MIN
mluvit. NJ, rychle! 49,"
Dupnul nohou o podlahu a
polekana staTena bezela re
senkovny do alkovny.
Ia chv1li Sc vratila a "a ne
dlouho pc nj pTisel Smul he'd
vabne kazajce a sobolove sva-
tecn1 cepici, kterou sotva k uv1-
tan1 velmozneho pana powell.
Tarchala zpozoroval ma mem
S podiven1m jistou nadutost, jiz
nebyl zvykly, neb lid byval O.
bycejne uctivy, ponfzeny a L.
sluzny.
"Co jest to u vas dnes, smu-
le?" tazal Sc, zmeriv no pohle-
dem.
Go ma byt? -. Zasnoubenl
me dcery."
"Jak?" vykTikl Tarchala z
pima hrdla a pTistoupil k nemu
blfze.
lid neustoupil a pohl1zel mu
smele do oc1.
"Cemu Sc, milostivy pane, tax
div1te? Coz je to neco divine
no, re Sc d1vka provda? K
cemu pax jsou dcery, nell k to-
mu, ably Sc vdaly? Piece il do
ma stale ma krku nemohu NIT
Zidova smela, zlobivou Ter.
tovnost1 prosakla odpoved pri-
vedla Tarchalu do rozpak1.
eco to, re tax rychle to pri-
slo? Nikdy jste o tom nemlu-
Will"
"U mas, milostivy pane, ne
della Sc S tim mnoho okolkG
Takoveho neco odbyva sc
hned."
"A jak jste zfskali tab hned
zenicha?"
"Poznal Malku ma svatbe.
Lfbila Sc tam vsem velice, a ma
to YAM, milostivy pane, pode-
kovat, neb racil jste il oblec:
jako hrabenku."
Tarchala Sc hryzl do rt1 zlo.
st1, re sam sc O to pricinil.
"Jaky to jsem osel," proho.
dill k sobe, plivnuv a chodil vel
kymi kroky pc senkovne, "l
cemu jsem il pro lidi zdobil?'
"Je libo snad, milostivy pa.
ne, jit dale a vyp1ti sklenicku
VIVA ma zdravi sonubenc1?"
"Vem je das," zaklel Tar.
chala a uderil p6stf do stolu
"Coz mystic, re .budu tax hloU
|py a dam svoleni k tomu SHAT.
ku?"
"Proc byste, milostivy pane
nedovolil?" odvetil lid klidne
blade 81 prsty svGj mastny vous
"Coz nevis, jak il mann rad?'
Gnu, proto snad, milostivJ
pane, nebudete chit, ably "a
stala starou pannou."
"Starou pannou ne. ma vsal
jeste cas- ma vdavky."
INA tom nezalezf; takovJ
zenich, jake jest tento, Sc vzdy
nevyskytne. Ma ctyrikrate to
lik vena, nez ona. Tot u ma
vzacnostf."
"Jedna-li Sc yam o veno, to-
dam il v6no takove, re 81 bud'
moci vyhledat muze, jakeho bl
de chtft. Jen il nevdavejte ny
mi. At jen jeste nekolik let Sc
d1 donna. Dam VAN nekolil
tisfc."
:. Tarchala jake obycejne Tide
kteri bez prace z1skali velikt
jmen1, precenoval v tom ohledl
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-12-03
Thanksgiving Dinners
Delayed By Fires

The Elkton firemen had their
Thanksgiving dinners interrupted
by fires, as they were kept busy on
that day, responding to seven differ
ent calls.
Most of the seven fires were of the
nuisance type, grass fires near valu-
abel property. But due to Elkton's
two big war plants, all had to be ex-
tinguished. Only one caused any
damage. n.
The calls to which the firemen re-
sponded were, as follows: To the
premises of Norman Foster, at Cher
ry Hill, four miles north of Elkton,
garage destroyed; Elder Station Sec
ton, about four miles west, to fight
a grass and woods fire; to Singelry
Village, just north of town, to fight
a grass fire, which threatened sew
eral war workers dormitories; to
Elk Neck crossing, to quench an
automobile fire; to. Elder Street, Elk
ton, to quench a . chimney fire; to
Elk Mills, three miles north of Elk
ton, to fight a grass and woods fire;
to- Main Street, business section of
EIkton, to quench fire in show
window, alleged to have been caused
by. the careless tossing away of
lighted cigarette
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-12-03
anthracite Rrices
Raised To Get Coal

The ONCE of Price Administrator
has announced the raising of ceiling
prices on anthracite coal in Maryland
as an emergency measure to get more
fuel into the State.
The amount of increase for differ
emit classes OF coal was as follows:
20 cents per ton for broken egg,
stove and NUT.
60 cents per ton for buckwheat
coal.
SO cents per ton for rice coal.
a5 cents per ton for barley coal.
The most widely used type OF coal
IN baltimore is the broken egg, stove
and nut anthracite. the CEILING price
Of which has been $12.59 per ton, in
Guiding tax.
Under the new ceiling the price
win be advanced to s1s.2e. including
tax,
Governor osConor appealed to
harold Z. Ickes, solid fuels admins
trator Tor war. for additional hard
Goa. supplies for the State.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-12-03
Earnings Of
Triumph Explosives

Report of Triumph Explosives,
Inc, of Elkton, for the year ended
July 81, shows a net profit of ST.
245,373 after charges and provi-
sion of $6,063,S9S for Federal in
come and excess profits tax.
These earnings were equal to
SASHA share on 494, 1872 outstanding
shares of $2-par-value capital stock.
Netssales were $36,787,757.
The signing of collective-bar-
gaining agreement with District SO
United Mine Workers of America,
has been announced after several
weeks of negotiations.
The contract provided for no wage
increases, but did include clauses
covering recognition of the UMW's
District so as the sole collective-bar-
gaining agency, seniority, check-off
of union; dues, grievance machinery,
employ training, overtime pay and
vacations.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-12-03
CHRISTMAS
SEALS

prosecs You, Home fact that t h e
from Tvberevlosis health Sc ais f.
nance the anti-tuberculosis work of
the Maryland tuberculosis Associa-
ton and asked that everyone not
only purchase butt also use them on
their mail.
These stamps not only give our
mail brighter appearance" said
DR.. Wolman, but they also tell the
world that you are for health and
enlightment in these dark days of
international chaos and disaster.
ITO withstand the ravag-s of tu-
berculosis, person must have a
strong healthy body. 1t is therefore
necessary that we be doubly careful
in these times"
DR.. Wolman also called attention
to the fact that figures recently re-
leased showed that tuberculosis is on
the rampage in occupied Europe and
the death rate has risen 20 in Eng
land.
He also warned everyone in this
country to keep themselves healthy
and to see their physicians for regu-
lar medical check-up.
Medical check-ups are most i'm
portant in these times" said DR..
Wolman, .'as our living conditions
are over-crowded, our work strenu-
Gus, and our hours long. Let's make
sure that bad health will not sabo-
tage our war effort
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-12-03
Two Divorce Suits
Filed In Circuit Court

Two suits for divorce were filed
in the Circuit Court at Elkton last
week.
: IN the case Of Philmore M. With
row VS.. Marguerite NJ. Withrow, the
petition states that they were mar
ried in Ronceverte, W. Va, on April
II, 1923, and lived together until
Nov. 20, 1885, sbut since then have
voluntarily lived apart. One child
who is eight years old, is in the Gus
tody of the defendant.
The second suit was filed by Sarah
Henry against Andrew Henry. The
plaintiff alleges they were married in
Elkton on Sept. 20, 1887, and lived
together until April Is, 1910, at
which time the defendant desert
ed and abandoned her without just
cause or reason" There are no child
rem.
The last known address of the de-
PENDANT is given as 4O7 Lombard
Street, Wilmington, Del.