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Evening star., 1944-07-25
It's Body Thut Throws Monkey Wrench Into Works

An unlimited number of golfers might improve their play
sideraby they could leave their bodies behind merely
take along their hands and But this difficult
1t all right tell them swing clubhead essential
but how going position live hands the
swinging when the monkey wrench into the
This blend of body action toughest thing
in golf each Instructor Maidstone How
going the club up his left side all
locked in vise?"
George Duncan used say" said leave the left
shoulder left behind the
Duncan is 100 cent right Ross said Watch good
pitcher he lets his weight back the back
how his left shoulder and left hip o Did
baseball standing atfooted without uning?'
still visualize Bobby Jones from the start to
the finish of his swing First his hands and his left hip
before the cubhead He hands, and
motion before anything else takes place The
the downwn But the golfer gets the cubhead
we'll under the hands and body have
throws block needed
practically spoiled the unless
accident place might work right
Evening star., 1944-07-25
Varied Baseball

cambridge Naval, S; Curtis
Bay Coast Guard. 4.
Great Lakes, "a; Nash Kel-
vinator. 3.
Evening star., 1944-07-25
league Statistics
TUESDAY,, JULY ?5, 1914,
AMERICAN.

Results Yesterday.
Cleveland, 10: Washington, !.
St. Louis. 6; Boston. 3.
Detroit, F.: Philadelphia, q.
New York. IL: Chicsso. ).
Evening star., 1944-07-25

Ukmts I0dAy. times T0mOFrOW,
Wash. at Chi. Wash. at Chi. tn).
N. Y. at Cleve (no. Phila at ST. L. (n),
Bost. at Det. Bos at Det ttwtD
Phila. at St.L. tn). N. Y. at Cleve. ln.).
Evening star., 1944-07-25
Official Score

RunsEKuhel, Rocco, Boudreau Cullen
6lne. Keltner t2). Rosar t3), Mack t2).
Klieman: Boland,. Hoag Mack Error
Cliff. Tvo-base hits-Keltner (2), Rocco
tg. Cul1enbine. Boudreau Three-bsse
hits-Hockett. Rocco. Stolen bases-Bou-
dreau. Cullenbine. Case Sacrifce-KIie-
man. Double plays-Sullivan, Layne
kuhel; Boudreau, Mack. Rocco: Layne
kuhel. Left on bases-Washinston, &;
Cleveland. 10. Bases on bslls-On Wynn,
s; of Klieman, 8. Strike-outs-By Wynn
,: by Klieman. /. Umpires-Messrs Boy
er. Summers, Rue. Time-l:55. Attend
snce-1 800 lestimatedl
Evening star., 1944-02-13
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Evening star., 1944-02-13

soop is mode Of vital nussroIs-.o don't waste II
These simple rules will help you save soop whss
doing laundry and dishes.
1-Always measure Oxydol-don't bour! A littl.
goes long way.
2-Save up clothes until you can do a full wasi
at a time.
3-Scrape dishes we'll before washing. This wal
you need less soap.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
2lrbeitSlcie iei,3ablmi,e
itarf oeimitfei,

Columbus, Sbio. Die MrbeitsIoien-
8ergiitigungs5ablunge iinb lpdbrenb
oent Monat Sult nm $57,97O geiun-
fen, oas beoeutet 36 Nroaent tpeniger
als i'm S,.ni. @s gub ungefdbr 1923
'unbeiGdftigte Herionen bie' @obe i'm
Staat Ohio tudbreno Des Monats,
iagte CHARLES s. Sones bonn Ohio
9iiro fir Unemployment Gompe,lia.
tion.
Irbeitsloien-@ giitigungs5abl,n-
gen fins 95 Yroaent nicoriser ais
III oerielben Yeriooe i'm Sabr 1910.
SIN SSabr 1910 betrus sic 3ablune
FOLDER gersiituns $2,33s.G71, seeen-
ii6cr S825,00O in Sen rriten iicben
Monaten bon 1914. Ser Benefit Jono
fiir iolhe gereiitisang betrdat balls
$4O0, 0,00O,OOO. 0ieie @eloer iino bir.
terleet im0ereinigten Stanten Sfat.
amt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
Green 0rcip the filaes
Bonn 16.. bis 10. Mnanit i'm Gain
Earf 1srcilmit 3bater.

Sn 1881 fiibrte sic Sbeater G:'iiS
Green 8rosp the 2ilacs" nit Sran-
dot Gone alS Garlp uno Sune &nlter
ais 2aurelp alf uno bohit srirlere,:b.
Nun bietet Gain Harf Green 'vpiu
the 2ilacs" in ieiner crigiiolcn Sorm
ipieoer Sem Glepelano 9sub!ifum. Mi-
riam Gramer leitet Sic 5"noe rno
9anbel @aos.porib oas Singcn, be-
gleitet bon tpptiher seitge!. dber Mn-
lit. Serr Sponep Spnpbe iii Spiellei=
ter uno Maurine WitGr. s,iibncn-
manager. leber lOO Yeriorcn ipielen
nit in oieiem spiel, Sas iiA i'm Ssn-
Oianer Serritorilm in Sflabolua ab-
ipielt uno iebr intereliant T.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10

rHin TIP Girl" besann Nittmpd;
NIT eiuer Nlitternadtspp

Mm Mitt,pob, Sen 2. MugiiIt, be
gam i'm &ippoorome 9beater Ser
,,eue 20tb Century 5or Slim betitelt
.Nin lip Girl" nit 8ettp 8rabble in
Der Titelroue. gsid)t tpaniger als adt
neue 2ieber bon Mad 8oroon unb
Sanes Wcnaca fomponiert tperoen
geiungen. gs iino 2ieoer Die bon get,
tn 8rabble uno Martba 3ape nit
Srbeiterbegleitung bon Spipas uno
ieinen Suneen begleitet tucrcen. Ser
Slim bat ons auiregenolte San5id,ou-
lpiel oas ie in einem Slim geieben
tuuroe Ser vHin-up Stab" oot Mil-
Iionen bon Scloaten III Der eansen
Welt lit 8ettp 8rabble, sic ilsJ ir Sic
fem @ilb ielblt iibertrifft. Serpoiien
Sic es nidt bieien Slim 81: lshen.
penn lie iih einmal gut ,,nfsrhalten
ipoQen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10

Mugenplid baran eeoaht peroen, Die.
les Nrosranun baomrb 5lt gefabroen,
oab fir Sic ariegsproouftion orin-
gems benStiate Maihinen Materia-
lien uno Mrbeitstr1fte fir anoere
.sepeda aoge5meigt lreroen.
u9ie Mrmee lit ieboh genau 10 oa.
ran intereiiiert, ipie mir, baB audi bie
pei,ntlidltc 3ibiIprcouftion I'M
Bange bleibt, uno iie teilt ourcbcuS
.uniere I6iid)t. Bob cine peientlihe
3ipilinouitrie allb gum ariesspro-
sramm scb0rt - inSem namlid) oa~
our6 Sic Seine mno Sallsbalte in-
itano uno in Gang gebalten iueroen
uno oie gepolferuns auitanois anee-
5ogen, ser stbientismlis eingeihrdnft
.uno, fur,, aaes Rotiae fir oas rei-
bungsloie 2al,fen Ser 3ipilnirtldaft
nod altsgebaut miro. nper Denten
nift oaran, Sic Seritellltna BON 9u-
rusartifeln at befiirtuortcl, c1e leolg-
lid, Mrbcitsfrafte bon ipidtigeren
Mufgaben ab5iet~n riiroe," iagt Serr
elliott. Sn sen &abmen oerienigen
slrtifel, sic Serr elliott an scr ,si=
pilen Jrun1" fiir friegsricbtl9 bait
unb bei osnen alio iogar nod cine
grlpetterung ser 6abrifationspro-
gramme angeitrebt peroen ioa, fal.
len 3. g. slrbeitsfleioung, sirbeits-
hanbid,ube, Ginoerfleiouna uno DIM
lide Sertiiien ioiuie anbere Ginse
ipie sic bereits ertpdbnten Maoiorob-
rem uno zgatterien. &ur5um 0iuge,
Sie Sa5u geboren, oaB ser Menib int
beIheioenen, normnlen Sinne lmo
Mnbmen be5ent leben fann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
Sisterte eitSi,ase erieeteft
0es GIebelanb nnb Rational Safet,
Gonneiff ff.

Mn bieien beiben Eagen fann ir,
geno iemano eerufen tueroen einem
Cpfer bon Sisiblag ODER gridopf,,ng
ourh Sibe SiIfe 5u leiiten. Gs lit ba-
Der cine quite Soee, iagt bas Greater
Glepelanh un0 National Safety Goun.
ell, iidy s,1 erinnern, baB, ipenn iolbe
MenI6en fallen unb ibr &nlslhlaa
Iebr ihneq lit, oab oies Sisidlag lit
uno er fiibl eemad)t aperoen nulb.
gntfernen ite sic Gleioer bes Gpfers,
ipideln lte ibn in elm 2e;ntl,d) bas
nit faltem @aiier beipribt miro. SIT
oas Opfsr ober bleih ll,rb iein 8uls
ihluad,, Damn lit es gridyopfung Ourd)
Site, Damn mub er narm gebaltcr
tperoen nit Teten oben nnb nnten.
SGT Elm plosliher Sturm lie err
!piiht aui Sem Waiier i'm Voot ent.
fernt pom liter? @enn ia, Damn tper-
iie tie oanf6ar iein Dem Saeftp goun-
ell fir oieicn 9iat. Wenn lie pcnl
Sturm iiberraidt auf Dem See mi!
ibrem Boot Damn iolItc it'd Elm Blieb
ser @eiellidaft lofprt otf Oen Booen
leJen, oamit bas Boot rubig lit tpGb-
reno lie gum l1fer 5iriidfabren. Wenn
Elm @uot iih iiberibldgt, Damn balten
lie iih NIT beiben Sdnoen oaran feit
unS pcriuhen tie nift pieoer binein>
3ufrieben. Selbitperlt1nolih tpenn iie
nibt ihipimmen fonnen lit es anl
ii6erlten elmer 8ootfabrt fern sll
bleiben. ..,
Wfebr o!s stpolfbunoert amerifa-
niide &inoer tperoen ourb ltnfan ic-
oen Mtonat .,,mgebraht. Spei ser
Sautturiahen pom 5ooe fleiner &in-
Scr li1,o 9rano.runoen l,nb Gritiden.
SO balten tie Tie meg bon 3iinobol5-
den uno beiBen 6liiIiiefeiten. Mdtcn
lie oarauf Dab oas &inO it'd nibt per'
pifelt in 8eocfune uno einen Yol=
tier arI Dem &opf bat. 8elebren lie
oie ilteren &inber oaB lie poriihtia
geben lmb iprehen.
@enn lie in biigelihem 8elGnol
fabren lit es ratiam ibren Sasen in
oas stpeite oSer nieorigite 5rieb,perf
um5uiteQen bepor iie an clnem Siigel
abipdrts iabrcn. Sic f0nnen 10 ibren
@agen inter &cntrolle Dalten. 60
lteQt INN our Siherbeit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10

an. Der gegenpdrtiee Maneel an &C.
raoe bieiein Matertal lit auf Sic enorm
|gelteiserten militGriiden anforoerLns
gen 3uriitfsufiibren sic cine itarte
8erfnappung an 6abrifationsmCs.
libfeiten 3ur 6olge bate. Ga iesocl
bon anerfannt miro, auie iuidttg 6ie'e
Habios osGobren uno -8atterien fir sic
Sarmer bes 2anoes linb, miro ie0er
geriuh genludt, oie Hroouftion oo;b
nod mebr aus5ubauen - ielblt penn
es baSurd no!tpenSig tperoen iollte,
anoere 5iuiIe geoiirfniiie gu aoiuitie-
ren, Inn oieie Haoiomaterialien pro-
ouaieren 5l f6nnen.
Nudl oieienigen 3peige ser 1ertil-
inbuitrie, oie 2inoerfleioung unS
lbperere llntertpdide beriteuen, ba-
Iben auf @runo fiir3li6er 0ereinbu.
rungen Ihre Eroouftionsprogramme
meientlih ncrbeiiern founenL uno aud)
Sic Gruouftion bon @erfbanOifuben,
sic bisiang bis 5u so Yro5ent unter
Sen ben0tiaten Mensen lag, beginrt
auf5ubclen Die in oieier &itbtunl
untcrnonmenen Sbritte scr Office 0:
3rice Nbn1iniitration uno oes War
Eroouctipn 9oarb lollten i,bon in b'!,
ndhlten Monaten iiftbare &eiultate
3eigen.
sluf, in ser 8ereititenung bon Ma.
|idinen lmh anoeren slusriil lt,,ngs=
gegenltdnoen fir 9feinigungss uno
@ihanitalten iino beSelltlame Sort
ifritte 81 perscihnen, cenn tuie Serr
elliott betont, iiabt oie Office Of Giui-
lian Sfeal,irements oieie Snouitrie-
Stueige ais beionoers ipi6tig an, ba elm
.reiteres Nbiinfen niht nur sic ame.
rifanilben 8al,sbalte betreffen, ion-
bern audi in Ser &riegsluhuitrie oen
Mbientismus foroern ,piirbe. Sor=
nebmlib narblide Mngeltelltc uno slr.
better piiroen Sapon namlist betroffen
tperoen, oa tie audi Saushalte batca
mogen unS iih UNI ibre @dife flint
mern miiiien, anitatt 5lr Nr6eit gebea
su f0nnen.
vWir orinaen ionlit 5!par auf ois
pone Grfiiuung ser fir sic 9edl,ns
oes 3iollnerbrauds natlpen0igen
Yroouftionsprogramme. aber mir er-
fennen sleid)5eitis audi, oab oie 8id.
tiefeit bes eisentliden Rriegsprobuf-
tionsprogramms ME GROCER mar, als
seraoe iest. Gs fam baber feinen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
HippeSreifte Gkeater
,,Gbriitmas 6olioab" begann Mitt
mod), 8. Smli, nit ein,r Vsitter-
nad)tSboritcllmna.

Der neue Slim betitelt vGbriitmas
&oltoap" nit Teanna Gurbin in Ser
Sauptroue miro iett inn 9ippoorome
Sbeater ge5eist. Tas @ilo bat 5rr
Brunolage bie @eihihte oesielbeu
8udles bon 8. Sommeriet Malgbam
unS er5dblt cine 8eihibte NIT Gean-
ra in einer Ioppelrolle aIs l1nterbals
term uno biibifen @raut, oeren @elt
5uiammenbridt OILS ibr 6ntte naf
ied)s Monaten SelbItmoro begebt.
2ieSer luie Sriping gerIin's .glraps
uno Spring min be a little late this
pear" bon ssranf 9oier iinb su borer.
llnterltiitt miro SRI. 9urbin po:,
Gene aeup, 9iibaro @borf, Iean
Sarens, @faops George rmo Gale
Son0ergaaro. Gs lit Elm beionbers
ib0nes 8ilo uno mer ihon 9eanna
Ourbin in anNren 9iIoern geieben
bat, tpeiB has er aub oiesmal ieines
@el0es Bert erbGlt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
pic prcH,aeticn pen mekr 3ipileiitern tanet eait3
uem Krjca<uerlanf ob

slne iene 3ibililten. oie in lester
3eit oarauf bofften, Nab iiber fur,
ober lang cine geiteigerte YroOuftlon
bon 3lpiIeiitern m0slib tperoen mir.
Sc, ioIlten lih lieber nit oem Nancr
bon Wiuiam 3. elliott, Dem teien
2eiter Ser Office Of Gipilian Heauirc-
ments, befannt MAIDEN, oean er lit Der
Man, Ser Iortun alle gntideibunyen
oariiber 81, trefien bat, peld)e Mrtifel
uno tpiepiele oapon fir sen 5ipisel1
Marft porhl5iert 1peroan bari. Serr
elliott bat iein Mmt fiir5lih iiber.
nommen uno bat babel flor 5lm aus-
brud gebroht, oaB Disqualification
BON iraenSmclhen 3ioileiitern iolanse
nid)t in 6raee fommen fann, als Tic
oem ariseseiuiat ins 8ebcae fommel,
tonnte. Gr erfldrte namlid) runbber.
aus, oab icine slmtsItelIe nid)t emp
feblen unb befiirrorten fann, oal,
irgenc ettpas berseltellt miro, mas Sic
GroSuftion audi nur e!ner einselnen
@affe gef1broen fonne. Sic fiir einen
if,nellitmoglihen 'Sieg benotigt miro.
l1niere Mufgabe lit es pielmebr, oar-
auf 81 ie5cn, Sab uniere pouen Hro-
buftinnsduellen fiir oie SerItelluns
tpirflicb friessipidtiser slrtifei benutt
lperSen, lno iol6e. bie altb in ser
3ipilmirtidaft uid)tig iiuo. Gieie
Jrase aperoen mir ieipeils autnehmeu,
penn uno !pie lie an uns' berontritt. ="
@ie Serr elliott, ser gleifseitis
and 9i5eprdlioent oes Gar Broouc-
ton Yoaro hit, ierner befannt sab,
lit sic Yroouftiou zines iolhen tpid,-
tigeu 3ipilautes n1nllih eleftli.
iber giige.eilen - bereits lihergt-
Iteut tporoen, uno man rednet bamit.
oaB bis gnbe Oes Sabras cine Ero.
ouftionsrate bon 2 Milioncn Sti;d
per Sabr erreid)t Iein oiirfte. Muh oas
miro faum Sen @eoarf ser gep0lfo-
rung an eleftriid5en 9iigelelen be-
irieoisen fonnen, ionoern nur Sen noe
ientlihiten geoarf iaste er. BUR 3eit
lit Serrn Gaiptts slmtsiteae ferner
Samit heid1dftigt, ser ssraee beion-
oere Mu'lnerfiamfeit 3usunenoen, Ha=
oiprobren mno Haoiobatterlen fiir
6armen ber5ulteuen, sic nid)t an oia
eleftriiden Stromiplteme angeihloi-
len iino uno anoernfaQs al 10 niht
&aoio boren fonren. Serr galptt iiebt
oieie Urage oenn als beionOers midtlg
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Gobcfts,pcrt fir
Glcpelan>

Ser Holi5eidef George s. Matotpis
gratuliert Sen @iirgern unierer Staoi
5n ibrem feinen Gerfabrsreforo; bena
nidt cine Herion perlor ibr 2eben i'm
Wtonat Suli 6urdb 8erfebrsunfdna.
Dies ut Elm 8elpeis, sab Sic 8iireer
unIerer Staot Iib betpuBt iino, oaB es
notrenoig lit poriicbtig 5u iein beim
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Hertty etttlabt Hret
ua3i> >Mtifriiter

8uSapeit. Ser 8erliner MurSiunf
CAB befannt, oaB Ser Megent aomilol
Sortbp bon llngarn sen Staatsmiii-
lter o1ne 9ortefeuiae gela Smreor
uno 5iuei iueitere &abinettsinitglieoet,
Sic al,sgeiprohene lneariibe Nasis
paren, entlaiien babe.
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StraBenfreu5en. Ser &reoit gebiibrt
allen 8iirgcrn, lagt oer Chef. gs bat
lib eripielcn bab l1nfdue nur burb
ltnnorlibtigfeit uno @eoanfenloiigfeit
berborgerufen iperoen; oaher fonnen
ltnfGlle berbiitet merSen, tpenn mo1
mebr GorIibt iibt. 3rob oieler ST.
llieorialne bon unf6aen lit es aber
aneebrad)t mit5nteilen, odi, Die
@ruppe, sic 55 Sabre alt lit, oturi
aus orei Gotten BEL ltnfalcn liefert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
fad3eQ Ser rte,1e
preiitier Scr ,Sir,t,eit

2onOon. Berlin berihtete in einen
Runofunf, haB Sinnlanos YrGlioent
Baron Mannerbeim cine neue 9fegie-
rung gebiloet bat, in Ser Santti Satss-
5eu, Der ebemalige 8eianSte in GuB.
lanS, ais Eremier ernannt lpuroe. Gr
lit iebr ruiienfreunolid,.
- l(nterItiiten Sic Die i'm Bolts.
6latt" an3eigenoen @eib1fte!
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: @itte lefen Sic Die Mnaeiocn
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-31
FINE FOR
RECKLESS DRIVING

George w. Pounds, of Calvert,
driver of an automobile that was in
an accident with a school bus result
ing In serious injuries to six child
rem appealed fine of SIS and costs
imposed by Trial Magistrate James
Weinroth in Elkton, on a charge OF
reckless driving.
Immediately after sentence was
imposed Pounds appealed the case to
the Cecil Circuit Court.
1t was alleged that Pounds driv-
ing of an automobile that was try
ing to pass the school bus on the
North East Bay View road on Jan.
20, was responsible for the accident.
The six pupils being transported
from the North East school to their
homes were badly injured.
Emory Clark, of North East, driv.-
err of the bus, testified that Pounds
was trying to pass near curve when
he struck the machine. Several of the
occupants of the bus testified that
Pounds car crowded the big machine
off the road and over an embank-
ment
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Connolly,
of Rising Sun, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Lillian Irene,
to Mr.. William Randolph Cushen,
son of Mr.. Wilbur r. Cushen of Ha-
gerstown. Md.
Miss Connolly was graduated from
Rising Sun High School, attended
Beacon Business College, Whining
ton, Del, and is now employed as
secretary to the Cecil Farmers Tele-
phone Company in Rising SUN.
Mr.. Cushen was graduated from
Hagerstown High school, attended
Hagerstown Business College, and
the Maryland State Police Training
School, Pikesville, Md. Trooper
Cushen is now stationed at the Como
wingo State Police Barracks.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-31
Food Threat
Seen In Lack
Of Labor
Survey BY Farm Experts
Shows Critical
Shortage

Surveys by farm experts, made
public at an all-day conference Of
the State Farm Labor Committee at
the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Balti-
more, disclose an increasingly criti-
cal labor shortage that threatens har-
vesting and processing of war food
crops in Maryland.
Plans were approved for a three
fold expansion of camps to house
imported foreign laborers, migrant
workers, local women and girls and
high school boys, and for intensified
tion of recruitment of every poten-
tial source Of labor for farms and
canning plants.
In resolution that labeled the la
Dor situation as severely acute" the
group urged that the War Manpower
Commission take immediate steps to
utilize $1,379,000, recently appro-
priated by Congress, for the move
ment into the country of foreign
workers and the setting up of special
camps to house men for use exclu-
sively in canning and processing
plants
DR.. T. b. Symons, director of the
extension service of the University
of Maryland, called for complete CO.
operation between local, State and
Federal authorities, and between the
extension service, charged with re-
cruiting and placing farm workers
and the War Manpower Commission,
assigned to secure and place the pro-
cessing plant workers.
--latest cheeks DR.. Symons said,
"show farmers propose to plant enor-
nous acreages. They will somehow
get the crops into the ground. We
have a duty to secure the men and
women to harvest them 1t will be
to no avail if we grow the crops and
then allow them to rot in the fields
because insufficient labor is made
available to the canning factories"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-31
Blaze In Cellar

Hot ashes in the cellar of the
Methodist Parsonage at Zion caused
a blaze. a lot of excitement, but for
tunately not much damage. Rising
Sun firemen were called to the scene
about six o'clock Thursday evening
last, and as precaution took two
pieces of apparatus. The blaze caused
much smoke, but it's early discovery
and the prompt arrival of the firemen
prevented serious fire. The flames
were gaining Roadway, but the fire.
men soon extinguished them.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-31
Final Returns
From Christmas
Seal Sale

Final returns of the 1913 Christ
mas Seal Sale released by the Mary
land tuberculosis Association, show
that 2S percent more money was
raised throughout the state this year.
The greatest increase was in the
counties, which showed Al per cent
increase, while Baltimore City show
ed 20 per cent increase.
Of the individual counties. Cecil
increased their sale 1913 per cent
over the previous year, while Kent
and Baltimore counties were second
and third, respectively. The amount
raised in Cecil county in 1913 was
$2,863.9S; in 1912 the amount was
$1,582.68.
Montgomery county led in per cap
tia return, as it has in many previous
years, raising almost sixteen cents
per capita; while Hartford county re-
ceived $1.09 back for every letter
they sent out, which led in this cate
CORY.
Total amount raised in the state
was $4,000 of which $105.659 was
the total for Baltimore City.
Commenting on the sale, William
B. Matthews. Managing Director of
the Maryland tuberculosis Associa-
ton stated, Returns have been most
gratifying and insure our increased
program throughout the state. OF all
the counties there was only l whose
sale decreased; and I am sure that
late returns will erase this
Mr.. atthews further stated that,
during the month of April special
emphasis will be placed upon health
education and urged everyone to see
their doctor and have physical
check-up.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-31
Broadcast For Children

We are beginning an interdenomi-
national broadcast for children over
WDEL in Wilmington, Del. In these
days when we are hearing SO much
about delinquency among children,
and | fear it is worse than we know,
and yet there should be little wonder
when there are 27,00O,O00 children
in the United States who have never
been in church or Sunday school,
This, with an ever increasing number
of mothers called away from their
homes to various forms of employ
ment. We must help the children.
We feel good religious program
will help a. little. | am right sure
you will be glad to help them by tell
ing them about this program in your
paper.
Broadcasts will begin Saturday,
April list, at 1880 to 200 P. M. over
WDEL, 1850 X. c., Wilmington,
Del. Name of program "Children's
Bible Club" 1t will be on the air
each Saturday, same time, same sta
ton, Rev. Thos. j. Sard and commit
tee in charge of program.
Thos. ]. Sard,
Chairman.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-31
National Fire
works Plant
To Close
Completes Job For Navy
And Will Stop Mu-
I milton Manufacture

The National Fireworks Company
at Elkton, will discontinue the manu-
facture of munitions; for the United
States Navy on May /, Thomas Dut-
cher general manager of the firm,
announced Friday.
Jobs of 500 men and women will
be terminated over period of weeks
beginning with an initial lay-off of
a portion of the force on April 10.
The plant will be temporarily held
in standby condition, ready, If the
need arises, to swing back into pro-
duction of shells.
Sufficient quantities of the shells
have been accumulated to meet pre-
sent anticipated war needs. Hence,
the contract with the fireworks COM
pany is to terminated.
The War Manpower Commission,
in cooperation with the plants man
agement, placed United States EN-
ployment Service Interviewers in the
plant to arrange for the orderly
transfer of employees to jobs in other
war industries, SO there will be no
loss of time, Lawrence B. Fenneman,
VINO State directors, announced.
First call on the workers to be
displaced is to be given the nearby
Triumph Explosives, Inc, plant,
which is engaged in the production
of munitions and explosives. The
nature of the work is similar to that
in the National Fireworks plant.
VINO interviewers propose to de-
termine the type of work each en-
ploye is capable of, and on the basis
of this study to recommend them for
employment in war industries.
A STAFF of six persons from the
Elkton Office of VINO has been as
signed to the work.
The plant, covering 90-acre site,
swung into the production of muni-
tions of war in the spring Of 1941
when it got a contract from the Bri-
fish government for heavy calibre
fuses.
Shortly thereafter it received a
United States Army contract for like
material. At the termination of that
contract it was engaged by the Navy
Department to load 20-millimeter
shells with high explosives, and has
since been continuously engaged in
this work.
On March 8, 1943, the company
and its employees were. awarded the
Army-Navy Il.