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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-26
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

Wade nastavljene in pripravlje-
ne.
Ma primer: Vzemimo te veil
Ike citalniske prostore, kjer je
velika izlozba umetnin vseh ma
rodov. Samo pregledati vse to,
ze daje cloveku pogled, kako Ii
vino narodi drug z drugim V
tesni zvezi in Sc drug Cd dru-
gega nekaj naucimo.
Mr.. Suhadolnik me je tud;
peljal V spodnje prostore, kakor
tudi V nadstropje, kjer je ma
programu in so re zaceli delati
in preurejevati, povecevati. V
vseh teh krajih delajo vecje in
move prostore, "a razvitje no.
viii nacrtov, XII bodo sluzili, nam
narodom ucenje, v kratko-
3asje, najvec pa "a kulturno IL
obrazbo.
Videl sem tudi umetno mare
jeno statuvo, ma kateri Sc da
narediti preproga,' kdorkoli Sc
hoce nauciti tega della in 81 ma
rediti, domaco koristno hisnc
preprogo! To je zelo imenitna
stvar, kar vas stane je lie nekaj,
kar placate "a volno, koliko je
pa vredno to, ker 81 sami mare
dite, kar potem lahko smatrate
da je domace rocno delo.
Vse to je v zvezi Norwood
Community Council, katerega je
Frank Suhadolnik dusa in srce
tega Sc je do celia oprijel in be
deloval, da bo dokazal nasim ir
drugim tukaj bivajocim lju
dem, da je vse to zanje, XII tn:
kaj tel okolici bivajo.
Zg goraj imenovano okolict
Norwood nameravajo mestn
komisarji Sc poyecati, razsirit
Iod e. 55th st. do Rockefeller
parka, in Cd Housh Ave. dc
New York Central r. r., in !,
tel okolici potem vpeljati si,
stem, XII DO izboljsal rezidencns
,bivanja. III 1kon1isarji Sc bode
ozirai ma zelje in ma izjave lju
'idi. Kar je treba lie to, da 81
Iljudje 'zaninajo. Kako priti de
fboljsega stanja, to je pa zadevs
lkonnisarjev, III SO "a to poklica
I'M in od rnesta placani.
! zopet smo me. TEN, da odgo
vorimo ma vprasanje teh, ki hi
majo pojme, kako namrec bi bi
10 mogoce spremeniti, IL nepri
ljubljene okolice ali ceste v pri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-26
Cemu smo Sc zene v
81. vardi organizirale?

Cleveland, Ohio. - Oh casu,
,ko je mas odlicni ~rojak Frank
J. Lausche prvic kandidiral "a
zupana mesta Clevelanda smo
Sc zene ma pobudo moske skupi-
ne velanjene pri Slovenskem de-
.mokratskem klubu 80. varde or
ganizirale v posebpo zensko
skupino, XII je sporazumno z
mosko grupo pod imenom 'Lau-
sche for Mayor" 'pri izvolitvi So
delovala. Namen istocasne or.
ganizacije zenske skupine je bill
zapopaden v temu, ces, ker je
tezko pritegniti zenske k sode-
lovanju tam, kjer so moski in
zenske mesani v skupni akciji,
bi bio .priporocljivo, da Sc zene
same organizirajo in pritegnejo
k sodelovanju one nase aktivne
in agilne zene, XII MISC bile ali
MISC hotele biti clanice polite
mega kluba. Namen cele stvari
je bill cimvec zensk zainteresi-
rati "a kampanjo, kjer kandidi-
ra mas odlicni rojak. Oh pricet-
ku Sc nam to nj zdelo praktic-
no, toda kakor nitro pa smo ze-
ne delno samostojno posegle v
volilno kampanjo, delovale po
zacrtanem cilju smo Sc prepri-
Gale, da to je bila edna in pra-
va pot k uspesnemu delu.
V nase vrste so stopile zene,
katere hi ostale kljub njih ak
tivnosti ma drustvenem poljl,
brezplodne in malobrizne. Po-
pred mas je prihaj jalo ma sejo po
dvajset in .pozneje pa organi-
ziranju zenske skupine pa med
so do 20 zen in deklet.
V glavnem je bila naloga tc
zenske skupine, da skrbi "a re-
gistracijo volilcev, teden pred
volitvijo obisce druzine in jih
nagovori, da drzavljani volijo in
ma dan volitev pa pazijo, da
gredo nasi ljudje v volilne ko-
&c. Grede pa so nabirale financ-
ma sredstva "a uspesno vod-
stvo kampanje. Raznasale SO
Ftudi vzorcne glasovnice in 1skr-
belle vsaka v svojem teritorju,
da je agitacija dosegla zazelje-
ne ellie. Storiie so svoje delo
vestno in najboljse in to vs,e
brez vsake place ali nagrade.
v temu misljenju in dobri vo-
iii smo sOdeloyale pri drugi zu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-26

ljubljeno. To navadni ljudje, ki
SO leta in leta ma svojih starih
cestah, ne. morejo pojmovati, "a
to ne, ker Sc takih stvareh
Sc MISC mixer osvedotocili, toda,
konaisarji imajo taxa dejstva v
njih nacrtih, ljudje a j samo
izrazijo, kje in kaj Sc jim ne
zdi dobro in jim je v nadlego.
Ce so zanemarjeni kraji, je to
vse odvisno Cd ljudi, &c slednji
nocejo povedati, ali Sc pritoziti.
Vsc, kar je treba, je to, da s,
vdelezite skupnih sci, kjer Sc v
tenn in "a to vrsijo razgovori.
Razgovarjate Sc pa lahko po do.
mace, v slovenskem jcziku, ka-
kor je komu drago.
Ako bi vse to razmislili in "a
cell hoditi skupaj, bi kmalI1
s2oznali, kako velike koristi j
to "a vsakega lastnila, pa tu-
ii najemnika.
Pridite skupaj ma posvet, v
kratkem DO naznanjena seja,
kjer bodo prisli tudi komisarji
nacrti, kjer bono imeli bese.
do radi izpeljave podaljsane &C.
ste Wade Park Ave. Povabljenj
ste pa tudi "a rs. tega meseca
credo vecer Oh s. uri dvora-
no Intercultural Library E. 55
in st. Clair Ave. Ia vecer bodo
tam izredne stvari in govori
Pred vsem bodo slike kulturne
vsebine, potem pa druge poucne
in v TEN casu potrebne stvari
Ne pozabite tega vecera, sporo,
cite prijateljem, dvorana mai be
napolnjena, vstopnine nj nobe,
ne, program pa bo fino urejen
Po tenn datumu sc bo NADIA.
ljevalo vsako drugo sredo sill
kami in poucnimi tecaji. Zapo
mnite 81, da je to poslopje "a
vas in "a stanovalce te okolice
kamor maj bi vedno prihajali
brez skrbi, kakor prihajate v
vas hisni dom. Postanite boil u.
domaceni in uporabite te ko.
ristne sprostore, sal jih vi, kot
davkoplacevalci vzdrzujete, vas
so in "a vas!
Ma svidenje Is. oktobra ma
predstavi!
A. c., porocevalec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-26

panski kampanji in to delo ho-
cemo seda; nadaljevati v "Wo-
men SO. Ward Lausche for Go
vernon Club. Kdor misli, da je
nasa organizacija nepotrebna a.
Ii "a slogo in harmonic v var
di skodljiva, Sc mott in noce ra-
zumeti polozaja, katerem Sc
nahajamo. Me zsne sn1o 81 ma
dele nalogo, ,da bono vse' sto-
rile "a Lauschetovo izvolitev in
smo pripravljene z vsakim po-
sameznikom, .kakor tudi vsako
skupino sodelovati, katerih prin-
cip in delo je usmerjeno ma kan
didata, kateri mora biti z naso
in tujo pomosjo izvoljen.
Ponovno in topic priporosa-
mo 1Tasifn zenam in dekleton1,
maj Sc nam pridruzijo in delajo
"a princip stvari in ne "a sebic-
most, kdo maj zastavo nosi. Me
zene hocemo po svojih moceh
pri izvolitvi sodelovati in tudi
hcceno, da 81 dobro in slabo
stran enako delimo. Ne iScemo
v stvari nikakih koristi, toda
hocemo pa ono, kar nam po de-
lu in trudu pripada.
Zadnje tedne je bill zelo zapo-
:slen glavni stan Lausche for
Governor Committee z razpo-
siljanjem volilne literature. Po-
trebno je bilo delo izvrsiti ka-
kor nitro mogoce in seveda to z
mocmi, XII so Sc "a delo prosto-
voljno prijavili. Naprosene smo
bile tudi me clanice "Women
81. Ward Lausche for Governor
Cuba" in to delo z najvecjim
veselje1n vrsile. &c ne bi bile or
ganizirane ne bi mogle pri do
bri in koristni stvari sodelovati.
Znamenje, da je organizacija v
korist stvari neobhodno potreb-
ma.
Komaj stirinajst dni mas Sc
locijo volitve in potreba bo sto-
riti Sc mnogo potrebnega, &c
res hocemo in je nasa VOLTA "a
Lauschetovo izvolitev nekaj do
brega 'storiti. V nasi sredi so
same zene in dekleta il 80. var
de, same aktivne drustvene u
radnice in agitatorice in zene in
dekleta, katerip je res pri sr-
Gu sin nasega naroda, katerl
maj DO izvoljen najvisji urad
drzave Ohio. V mas zivi lie ena
zahteva, mas til lie ena leila in
nasa srca polni lie emo hrepene-
ME III cilj: Frank J. Lausche,
guverner drzave Ohio.
/ Oh zakljucku prosimo, da Sc
mas pravilno razume in naso IL
javo .pravilno tolmaci. Ponovno
maj DO povdarjeno, da me smo
pripravljene delovati tudi "a
druge demokratske kandidate,
sicer po svobodni wolff in tudi
pripravljene kot posameznice
delovati v vsakem slovenskem
ali regularnem demokratskem
klubu v korist demokratske gla-
sovnice. Nasa iskrena leila je
sloga in harmonic v vardi po-
zitivnem in aktivnem delu. V
tenn smislu in principu smo in
bono delovale in katera koi Sc
nam tenu nesebicnemu in "a
narod koristnemu delu pridruzi,
| je dobro dosla in v kltlbu zaze-
LENA sodelavka. zene in dekleta
sedaj je cas-, da sc pokazemo
kaj smo in kaj zmoremo, &c smo
tesno v delu povezane in v ak
ciJi organizirane.
/, Alblna Smrekar, preds.
| Jennie Fonda, tajnica. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-26

Ako ST te tocke pOgledamO boil Cd bllzu, bono VI
DELI da ticejo prve til mnogo bolj AnglJe Soviet
ske une kot Ameike Cetta tocka e vdetl ko da e lie
ugibanje toda venda dokazi to- da biti tud
med predmeti katerih sc DO razpraVljalo.
Namestnik angleskega minstrskega predsednika,
Attlee, e zjavl anglesk zbornic da je bill malsal
Stalin XII nj bi nogel udeeziti konference Que
becu, zelo vesel da je tenn dana plilia, ola Vld
Churchla tako kmau po tel konferenc. ma konferen
ci Quebecu Sc e razpravalo le Pacfku Raven te-
ga je nasopi Churchill spemstvu Sir Allan Brookea
XII je sef generalnega staba angleskega mperia Vona
ma Balkanu e premahna da bi bila tako visoka oseb
most prsa Moskvo radi ME, kot zastopnik genelala
EsenhoWera je Sir Allan Brooke brze tud prsel tja
Pred pa jasno, da e Vsak0 razpraV jamie Dunn
barton Oaks kOnfelenci mOalO priVest do pOgOVCrOV
gede Dalnega vzhod, ka U bodocnost Japonske je emo
pogavtnih Vprasanj Vsakem razgOVOl kl Sc tce Vpa
SANTA organizacije mednalolne vanosti poVonem
tr Dosec sporazum teh vlrasanjih je neobhodno po
tlebno ako maj Sc delo nadaue isanih smelnicah
Use kaze ola Sc je delo zecelo poljskim in balkan
skim vprasanjem ski mnistlsk predsednk e bill po
kcan Moskvo takoj po prhodu Churchllla Mcskvo,
in r11ski radio je obavi da zca Stain in Churchill
ola Sc sko vprasane razci>ti Ma kaksn podag bo
azcstio je tudi postao asno. Nprasanje vzhodne poll
ske mee e t veesile re zapecaena zadeva Poljska
vada izgnanstvu Londonu bo imela priko, ola te
meje pzna ter 81 tako cd pre- pot nazaj V2rsavo Gin
bo polska prestolnca osvobojena ali pa h DO zavrgla
in tenn slucaju ostala izgnanstvu. Ako DO pznaa
e nj nemogoce da Sc boste ODE v-adi spoi emo samo
vladajoce telo.
Beseda "razcscenje" pomen torej, da DO plSo do
odocitve, kdo bo vadal ma Poljskem.
Balkanski problemi so bill tudi re razpravi - to
e razvidno il tega da e bogaska vlada sprejea pre-
mje pod pogoji katere j nalozii zaveznik lame-
na Konfkt, XII je obstojal, je b tem da so Bogari
zahteva del Trace - XII je ba grska posest re pred
vono ter upa tako dobti dostop do Egejskega mora.
Russia je to njihovo teznjo podprala docm jo An
glezi odocno pobijali Churchill je tel tocki zmagal
Angleske cete SO Sc izkrcale Glskem XII DO ostaa
pod angleskim vpvom, vkjucno Solun in obale EgeJ-
sega mora do tuske mee Raven tega je tudi veret-
no. da pomeni izkrcanje angeSkih Get abansk obai
bcdo Grk dobil zadoscene glede nekaterih alban-
skin pokla in ma jugu
vseh tch vprasanjih Zedinjene drzave MISC nepo-
sredno zaintel esirane.
Drugace pa je to pogledu vprasanja Nemcije
Vprasanj XII Sc tceo Daljnega vzhoda in probemov, k
SO ostal nereseni Dumba Oaksu. Ko je predsednk
Roosevelt deja da Churchill r; predstavnk Amerike
Moskvi, je brez dvolna ms ia vprasania To-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-26

la vsenn posetnikom nase pro.
slave - koncerta. Bio vas j.
stovilno. S svojo prisotnostjo
ste resnicno pokazali, da spo.
stujete pevski zbor "Zvon" in
da znate ceniti tisto "a, X a I
drustvo Zvon obstoja - sloven.
sko pesem.
Vas hvalezni, "a odbor drus
tva "Zvon"
S. Paulin, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-26
DONALD BELL:
RAZGOVORIH Y MOSKVI

Jasno e, da nj bill le sluGaj, da je Winston Churchill
prisel Moskvo skoro socasno pubikacijo zakuckov
konference Dumbalton Oaksu. Churchillov obisk DO
odoc tenn, dali e il objavijenega devetdeset-od-
sotnega sporazuma nasta stoodstoten porazum ali ne
Ako logicno premislimo bono vdel da Moskvi 60
vor najbrze naslelnjih predmetih:
l. Poljsko vprasanje
2. Balkanska vpIasanja
3. Nemcija
4. Daljni Who'd
5. Sporne tockc IL Dumbarton Oaksa.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

utterly ridiculous. A woman scared stiff of broken
bottles persuaded to break one every day in the
sink The first few tries gave her the creeps but after
dozen her dread vanished.
z. Forget your fear by associatins pleasant
thought ,Uith it.
two-year-old terrified at his fathers golf bag
because it had fallen the floor with loud clatter
Each day Dad placed toy nearer the bag, finally
right on it. The boys fear of the bag vanished.
A woman was afraid to go into the basement She
was told to take an absorbing novel and her dog to
the basement and read for short periods. Gradually
she heightened the periods In three weeks her buga-
boo had gone.
5. Consciously perform Objectionable habits;
you'll soon forget them.
For nail biting - stand before the mirror five times
day, five minutes each time, and bite your nails
TW-2-SA
Evening star., 1944-02-06
e. "
Erzn
WAYS TO FORGET
Want to get rid Of bad habits,
worries, grudges? Look here -.

At WESTERN Michigan College in Kalamazoo,
~ sufferers in the speech clinic of DR.. Charles
d d Van Ripper are being cured by suffering.
In movies, drugstores before any group OF people who
will listen they try to stutter In doing it deliber-
atey they gradually learn to control their speech
and eventually to talk normally
It's one of the new successful techniques of for
getting used by psychologists and doctors The sheer
will power, do-or-de method of breaking a bad habit
is less effective, since it takes account of the
conscious mind - which invariably remembers when
the conscious mind forges. Too in trying hard not to
commit error, you keep reminding yourself of it.
Most of us would like to forget such ogres tim
idity fear worry You Just select the procedure
that fits and give it try Here are 10 tested recipes
!. Forget the thing you fear BY doing it.!
Are you timid. subject to stage fright? In New
York, Bernard Gabriels Society for Timd Souls con-
ssts of musicians actors speakers, housewives, stem
ographers. They make bad audience but turn out
good troupers If musician is distracted by noise
the audience raises the roof while he does his stuff
If it's silence that him. he gets that Soon
he becomes case-hardened.
Nerve-shattered blitz victims in England
treated to daily doses of bombing noises recorded
by phonograph Their first reactions were far from
couragng. But after two weeks with constant repe-
tton of this is the kind that won't hurt you" pa
tents took it without batting an eye.
woman afraid of cats was prevailed on to get
kitten as pet BY the time it up her fear seemed
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-30

HELP wANTED-FEMALE
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-30
HELP WANTED-MALE

COLLECTOR for Wyandotte and
vicinity. Old established company.
Apply Box 153, wyandotts News
Herald. us41B)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15

latter announcement gives added ;n
n"r'ance int the WAVES quot, ' h.
filled ON schedule and ON finn" ,''' NC
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
Helen Jacobs To Appear
At Clubs WAVES Meet

L. Helen Jacobs. nationally known
tennis star III civilian lite. Wlll de-
liver an address before the COM
bncd meeting OF ilrndcrSou'S civic
CLUBS ON February ~, II WAS learned
here toby from Navy officials.
Now an officer IN thc Navy'S
WAVES. Lieutenant Jacobs comes 10
Henderson IN connection with the
nationwide campaign To fill the
Mays quota OF $4,000 Waves 10y the
end OF 1914.
y bret movie on life and work in
the WAVES VIII be shown 10y 1t.
Jacobs.
North Carolina has been selected
rs The "k.Ch-uii" state toy the n
tunal campaign for WAVES because
q! the States records as consistent
!cTdr: IN the procurement ri y,luu-
;"rrS. From North Carolina the drive
VIII gain momentum until all 10
states have been covered. and mos,
women O! the eligible age have been
contacted.
Simultaneous with the .nnouncr-
Hrnt OF the drive. which begins oit!-
C!a.ly on February 20. Was the Nuyv's
announcement tina. by the end of
1914 Il total of 10000 landing GRAF,
VIII have been launched and manned
Tor Use in the Pacific theatres. The
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
CRASHES INTO N,,,

EiNin. ftb. Charlie Cn,,h.
-, r$capcd serious injuries S, n'Ios
night when he lost control ~. "a!
car and crashed into 4 srn,o MS
ON the t.lkin-Ronda highway wall Nd,
accident occurred in thc ~ me
Springs community, near tho 'h .,aL
of Combs. ' nome
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15

Whil" the january snow and rains
SINCE then have saturated surface
s"lI. one mJn reported digging well
and finding perfectly dry suIl al a
u,pih of ten o. twelve feet. |, Is tins
0rpih that furnishes water lur wells.
ANA until there Is a ryplruIsnmnct
The water supply Will not be back II
normal. SOM, say.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14
Mile o Dimes
Begins March TO
Fight PARALYSIS

NetroIt's annual campaign 10
Use funds for the fight against
-infantifc parafyvis opened off
ciaIly today with start of the
WXYZ-Deroit Times Mile o.
Dimes drive which NIL. continue
through Jan 80
All Detroiters Will be asked 10
contribute at least a dime each
10 be turned over 10 the National
Foundation for Infantilc Paralysis.
IN observation of President Roose-
velt'S SiXty-Sccond birthday
Highight Of todayS opening was
a radio broadcast scheduled for
lis p m over Station WXYI
from the Mile @ Dimes booth in
Grand Circus Park
Abner T. T.arnod state and
Wayne County chairman of Tins
years campaign e7rrrnttrr-
Mayor JeffroS If his health per
mitS; representative OF The De-
troit Times and Mr., Walter r
OHair. president Of the Park, and
Recreation Commission were
listed 10 appear on today pro-
gram
The Mile q Dimes booth VIII
he open from Q a. m. to 10 p m.
daily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14

ms vehleia He wore \ knitted
head covolng lko o. navy lads
IN .iBe Atlantic use ln winter a
Vs0rcd face shield. which fitted
over the cap protected hlS iace
Etl-F4;l 49, -TTTTtF7tt-ft +t4TirS
to Dho cytlIst lie followed INN
INTO the lobby 'o fe him walk 10
the desk gcl a room key
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14
SlalIer Mystery Bike
beats eEsPS EeasiOmiHRS
(See Pictorial Review }
By VERA BROWN

For the Iast four weeks officials
Of h4 Hotel S'alcT have been
trying 10 solve the mystery of the
locked bicycle
Each evening securely locked
with front Mhrri- n right an-,.tr..-
The bicycle appeared near the
Washington boulevard entrance 20
tho sWank Terrace Room
Tile bike eH off the piew- into
the window OF the smart flower
shop Late quests stumbled over
10 Everybody wanted 10 get their
hands on the messenger boy who
Was the offender
Finally Joseph M BuSha sales
representative decided 10 make Il
stand
iie ordered tho doorman 10 SEIZE
the youugslcr when ne came out
IT'S STILL THERE
TIE Busha~ amalcmont the
Goorman reported The next morn
ing
y ohodN came out. It's SIN
right there.
FUplONcN reported that The bike
usually Appeared around o in the
evening That night Busha Wa.fod
Suddenly oar OF the cleaning.
came tho bicycle and rider MAX
ms knots Up Washington boule-
ward
Tile rider hopped oF locked uo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14
CYCLIST \ GUEST

He was Claude Nlatsan perfume
salesman permanent guest. The
parking dlficul'1c- hagc been
Strengthened ou' Tho bike now
NtaR4--bae+i fferf- ttte iiowrr shop
window Evory body BIS happy
Mar Am. "a Partisan who vaca-
toned I'D hI home town m the
summer Of 1889, says OF h.s bike
riding
"Ao reason why a. bicycle
should hc figure Of fun ride
nine rNerN day Of the year, no
matter what the weather. II
have too long business trip
around town. too many appoint
ments for bike riding, get
cab, take the bike in with me,
and then wheel back al leisure.
III - war measure, some
thing very close 10 my heart.
can AFFORD ear could get
gasoline for INV business I don't
want II J can do without it
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-10
SERVICES AT METHODIST
CHURCH

The Methodist Sunday School as
embed in the Auditorium for the
monthly combined devotional pro-
gram, Edwin L. Haines presiding. At
the morningservice Rev. j. r. Bick-
ng preached from the topic, Il be-
.eech you therefore, brethren, by the
mercy of God. that We present your
bodies a living sacrifice unto God. y
The mems quartet, Edwin L. Haines,
Rev. j. r. Bicking, Allie McNamee
md Wilson Ewing, sang "Fairest
Lord Jesus. The Junior choir sang
In the Garden AT the evening SER
yice Billey Ben johnson and Donald
Johnson were leaders of the M. Y. F.
This was Decision Sunday but on ac-
count of the small attendance due to
the storm, the planned program will
be given next Sunday morning when
The entire membership of the Official
Board, the Sunday School, the w. S.
}. S., the church and the M. Y. F. are
urged to attend. A five minute talk
will be given by representative of
each of these bodies.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-10
MARYLAND PASSES THE BILLION
DOLLAR MARK

State Insurance Commissio r
lawrence E. Ensor announces that
IN examination of the life insurance
reports filed by fourteen Q4 life
insurance companies domiciled in
Iaryland, exceeded the billion dol
ar mark for the first time in the his
DRY of life insurance in Maryland.
The reports disclose that ON De-
ember 81, 1913, life insurance COM
anies, organized under the laws of
his State, had outstanding and in
orce life insurance aggregating ST.
,15,347,975.45.
Mr.. Ensor stated that he was very
lappy to note the real progress be-
ng made by our Maryland compan-
es. Not only life, but insurance
ompanies generally engaged in bus
ness in our State are showing real
progress.
1t is a compliment to the manage
.nent of insurance, and demonstrates
hat they enjoy the confidence of the
public.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-03-10
Sunrise Services
To Be Held At
West Nottingham

Complete plans have been formu-
lated for the twelfth annual Sunrise
Service which will be held this year
on the campus of the West Noting
ham Academy.
This service, as in the past, is be-
ing sponsored by the Cecil County
Council of Churches, and is part oil
the Interdenominational work that
is being done today.
The purpose of this service is three
fold. First: To impress more signi-
ficantly on the public mind the story
of the resurrection of Christ. Second
We believe that this service will help
to promote Observation-Disclosures fell
lowship among the churches in Cecil
County. Third: The final objective
is to provide an opportunity to wor-
ship together on Easter morning.
This years service at West Not
tingham will be the only Sunrise Ser
vice in Cecil County. Everyone is
urged, regardless of race, creed OF
color to attend this service.
The committee headed by Mr.. John
w. Lord, of Perryville, is planning
an elaborate program for the ocea-
sion.
Consult your local paper for fur
Their announcements and details.