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Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
spc3ialiltcn rcrhSrcn
Gcfanecnc i'm Reid

@ies6a6en - @iner fleinen Grub
pc BON omerifoniiden Offi8ieren al
Ter 8affengottrngen, 6ie Spe3iali-
item ouf ouer m0gli6en @ebieten lino.
obliegt sic mi6tige @ufgobe milf
tdriihe uno politii6e @efangene 81
p%erboren, Die in aaiierte Sanoe ge-
faaen iinO.
Sn einem 2anoe, tpie 9eiiti6lon0
es beute it, mo ale &erbinoun9S-
m0alidfeiten ruiniert, oie Staote
eingeebnet uno bic decentralization
beIhr1uft Iino, arbeiten Die Sffi5iere
in abteilungen, tpelde ,,Mobile 6iel0
Snterrogation limits, ooer in Ser
ginfa66eit balber ,,Wofiu" beiBen.
0ie &oGe, tpelde ser @efongene
i'm 3riege gelpielt bat, entideioet,
melde @%bteilung i'm oerb0rt. 60
ring, gum geiipiel, tpuroe nls Gbef
Scr oeutlhen 2ufttpoffe Sliegern
nus9eliefert, oie i'm iiber ieoe 8baie
bes 2uftfrieges, befeniio tno offen-
lib, b~ernebmeln itno ou6, mas er
iiber oie oGiierte 6lie9er puB
tie. Sp1ter ipuroe er aud onnn
bon Sffi6ieren iiber feline politiIfe
Sdtiefeit befrngt, 90 er gu Sitlers
innerem 3irfel gebort bottle.
als 8rigabsgenerol 6eroinoio
6lnrp in naiierten @etpabrIdm fofit,
puroe er bon Sffi5ieren Der 6ef1i-
lhen @riegfiibrung pernommen.
Genn ct lit Elm befnnnter Sorologe
Ser l1niperiitdt Siibingen uno cine
Nutorit6t fir ale @rten BON @iften.
Mon poGte mebr bon ibm miiien,
nodJoem man in unteriroii6en Sc
molben Ounntitdten zines nelen
@iftgnies eefunoen botte, genonnt
u@riin Sling 0rei". Sb 5lurp lire
<rioiitGt 5ufrieoenItelte, bleibt
,,b0dltes @ebeimnis".
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29

troQe cnt5o9cn

8aibington - Nufge6radt ourd)
ben Mtalgel an 6leiid unO alroereIl
Nabrungsmitteln, beidloB Ous Sous
NIT 145 gegen 142 lStlmmell, Der
G8A Die Yreisbelt mntunQen 81 emit
0ie6en uno oieIe 8oqmaft auf oas
Aderbouanlt 81 itberlru9ell. 8tele
Demotraten mdren u6peienO, uno
10 gelung eS Ben &apu6lifanern,
iiber oie BON Scr6ert @ooDer qe-
mod)te @mpfeblung, ,,eine @erpal-
tungsreoolution por5unebmen, I'm
ben 8leiiAmangel gu bebeben", nod
6inous3ugeben. Ger Sieg ser Be
publifaner mag iid inoeilen III cine
NieOerlage o%ertpanoeln GA iI6er Die
Groge nod einmal nit NQmensaui.
rltf abgelt.mmt meroen muB.
Dieie Nieoerlnge Ser Gominiitro-
tion erfolgte, nafoem es Den Ge-
mofraten 9elnit9en mar, cine gon5e
An5obl bon Announcements, Die ale
geQen bic SCEA gerihtet mnren, SIT
idlager, o%orltnter aud oen 8nr.
id)lng, Dos STMy @eies MIR nltf Ieds
Mpnate git nerl1ngern.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
9DuN:S ultt5
In Stalien

Mailan0 - Naf 8rot unO Ar.
belt uno elmer itrengeren 6aid)iiten.
SG1berung uerIangeno, marld)ierten
Utenl6enmengen Dor Oen Biiros Der
aatierten Mllit1rregierung auf unO
ub, p46renO man gleid]5eitig ers
fu1r, OuB AntifoiAlIten in 5wei moro
italieniide @ef1ngniiie einbrofen
uno bort gef1ngenge6altene 6ulhl-
item nit MaidinengeDebren nieOer-
lhoiien. 6iiniuiloOreiBig 6uld)ilten
iino getotet morOen, 80 oaoon in @e-
f1ngnilien III 5errora uno WoOenn.
8eitere % mlr0en o%ertDun0et, e..
nige bon i9nen toolid.
Ser nellen 9emonitration bier
gingen anoere in Eurin, Hauiu,
9resciu, Noparn uno Gangrate oor-
ans, al 0enen nud] Jrnuen teilnab-
men.
ST. Wooe1a orangen Dor einigen
3agen 10, IN aaiierte llniformen
gefleioete unioentifi5ierte Terionen
ms @efdngnis I'm, trie6en ole ia.
idiitan BORT III cine ein5ige 3eae ullo
fellerten nit MiaihinengeDebren in
lie binein. 13 DurOen get0tet unO
e~beniouiele perpunoet. 9asielbe
geihab III 6errora, no II getotet
uno 10 oermuitoet puroen. 3as
friitlid : oemofratii6e 8latt $50
polo" erflGre, oes beitebt Die Be-
fiirtbtung, ooB eS 5u elmer rotten &c
pollution fonnmen miro. Der io5ia-
liitiIde ,,pluunti" ifrid6, D8rofit-
geier, oie Milionen madten init Den
9eutiden, limo fret atno beriudlen
nun ooSielbe nit 6en @Gtierten 5t
TIM. Die fomminiittide D1tnita"
erfl1rte, ,,6ie tSitliotiott 1T beOrub-
lid) llno miro iiherlih nod idDlim.
nter neroen. tpellll Die Mniien nidlt
ii6er5eugt peroen. oaB gefrentng
fein cities Wort iit".
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
@anObi nnr
eiN 8cr0tcr

Simlu @noien), = Mobonoos
g. @anObi unterrid)tete einen Ser.
traliten, 8ulo6bai 0eiai, pon ieinem
@ntidluB, ser BON 2oro @oOeu ein-
6erufenen &onieren5 sur &%eorgani.
iierung ser inoiiden &egiertng fern
ytblei6en menn er uu6 ser Meinung
lei, sab Moulono g(bltl &olan M5ao,
ser Grdiioent oes Aainoiiden Som.
lreBeS, sen 8eiprefptngen ais Ser
treter ser 9ortei behpo6nen iollte.
Der Mabotma erfldrte DEM 5u Ser
aonferen5 eingeIoOenen Geioi, er
uer6e and m66reno ser aonferen0
in Simlu meilen Inn iomobl Ser
aonareBportei, mie Dem 8i5ef0uig
ais 8eroter our 8erfiigung gu tie
ben 81 f0nnen.
SAB @anobi fir feline 9erion an
ser &onferen5 ni6t teilnebmen mill,
muroe in &reilpns in oenen man ei-
men @rfolg ser 8erotun9en berbei-
Iebnt, 6eoaucrt. Geioi oeriiderte ie-
bod @on0bis gntihluB meroe ei-
nen1 poiitipen Geillltat ser 8onfe.
ren5, oos er 3uOerii9tlid ertparte,
niht I'M 8e9e Iteben.
QorO 8epen bat 8il0ung elmer
Snterim I. @%egierung" por9eidla-
aert, in ser nle 9ortefeltiGes in Ben
SGnoen bon Snoiern ruben miirOen,
MIR oos &riegsminiiterium alisge-
nommen, 0as Ser Si6efonig ielber
leiten min.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
2luiicrtc pcIitie int
Reid Siasec eenannt

2on6on Ser ,@onoon Sun6op
S6ieroer" lteIte felt, oaB Ii6 oie
britiide uno amerifoniide @oIitif
i~triften 9urdgreifens in 9euti6lnno
,,als Elm 5iaSfo" berauseeitelt bat.
@aus Der rliiiiiden Sffupations.
5one folnlneil nlagere, aber oalern.
De Wel0un9en iiber cine nieoerbe.
lebte Snouitrie Edtiefeit. uno cine
8eiierung Der 2e6ensmitteGoge",
beiBt es I'M ,,Gbieroer". - auf I'm.
ierer Seite Der Gemarfntionslinie
miro INNER mieoer propbe5eit, BOB
in oieiem 8inter &ungersnot in
Beutlhlono 81 eriparten lei uno bon
elmer fait Doaigen 2abmlegung ser
Snouitrie beridtet. Die llriahe liegt
in Dem f~otolen @unId ser britilden
uno merifanii6en @eeiering, ben
&uiien an ,Strift6eit' nidt nn95u.
lteben".
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
2e9alitdt
be6ipeifclt

Qon0on - Gie Bolnilbe gril-&e.
gierung bat in einem Wtonifelt oil
nae Mitglie0er Ser Ser. Rationen
0ie 2egolit1t Ser neuen ,,nationalen
ginigfeits : Gegierung" in @ar-
lfail in 6rage geiteat unO 6efannt
aegeben, oaB iie lire autboritdt
ni6t oufgeben merOe, big freie 8nb'
len in 1oIen abgebalten poroen iifto.
Die Grill : 8egieruhe beItebt on.
raul ooB lie unO Die polnii&en I'M
tergruno Die tiir5lih in Mos.
fuu uerurteilt wuroen, sic ein5ieen
qualifi5ierten @rllppen leien, oie
Golen Bis 5nr G6bultung freier
Wablen pertreten foniten.
Gas Manifeit mieoRrbolt oie Be.
ldyuloigung Ser 2onooner : 8olen,
ouB gang 8olen ieBt BON Ser &oten
armee beiebt lit uno bon ser ruff.
l6en @ebeimpoli5ei oominiert miro
ulto legte Iroteit gesen Die Inter
itiibirng Ser Dorgaihlogenen neuen
&esierung Ourd Die ,,@roBen 9rei"
elm.
Mosfou - Grdiioent 9oleSlam
uro anoere Mitglieoer Ser
poIniifen propiioriiden 8egierung
iiro nad @aridau abgereiit Inn BORT
sic @tablierung elmer neuen polni-
ifen &oalitions &eeierung in oie
81 leiten. 3 ann
@S miro seripartet, bob oie Bill
Sung ser ,,polnii6en prouiioriiGen
Re9ieruns nationaler ginigfeit" BE.
gnoe ser @ohe befnnnt 9ege.
ben mcroen fam.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29

5GWerberOiener

@di6ington = @ie INNER quo
Ser feline Weonn iid our6fndGberl
muB, es miro nod uiel @elO in oel
8ereinigten Stauten peroient. 0aY
8unoesidasamt per0ffentlitte Di
idbrlife Site Der @roBperoiener, mo
81 es olrd oas @eieB perpflid)tet lit
Sic eritredt iid ouf 4os 9alenOer
iabr 1913, lit ober beileibe nidt poa
itdnoig. ginfiinfte oiis aftien-E ipi
OenOen, 3iftien ouf Bombs uuO Der
gleifen fueroen BARN nif)t oi1fge
fiibrt. Sic 9onen 6Dro. &ofeieQer
uno Mor9on finO iiber6oupt mid
entbolten.
@S meroen nut Ber9iinltiglingel
fir ~perionlife 9ienItleiltuiigen ee
Iranttt, sic Gorporutionen ibren 8e
antten uir0 MngelteQten be3dblt babelt
ging lGrosbp gum 8eripfel lit onrir
nit $294,444 Salar genonnt, ga:
er BON Baramputt Bictltres erbielt
gCber ieine @infiinfte bonn &unofuna
Iino nid)t entbalten. eSnsgeiomt per
ben $40 BerIonen nit iiber $4,000
Sabresgebalt angefiibrt.
4n erlter SteQe Ser @roBperbie
ner lte1t Gbarles s. @llion, Ben
1913 pon General doctors $459,041
be5ablt puroen. @r lit nid}t al per
we6ieln nit gharles 6. @ilion Dol
General electric, Dem friiberen Sci
ter oes &riegs : BroolJftionsamtes
gfber @Ition lit nidt nottperoiger
wefie Der bodite Sf4peroeroiener
ga cine ameite 2iite ipater nod be
fannfgegd6en tperoen miro. garir
miro notwithstanding aud 2ouiS 9
Mnper entbalten lein, oeiien @ebal
in Ser lebtid1rigen Anfiinoigunl
nit $t,138 1872 BON 2oem's, sSnc.
angegeben muroe.
an 5tpeiter SteQe miro in Ser ge
genaDartiaen Cite Tbomas 5. @at
ion, Der 8r1iioent Der Snternotiona
gltiineB Mufines Corp, nit $425,
$40 aufgefifbrt.
an oritter Steae fommt Ser Slim
iAauipieler 6reo MacMurrop mil
$419,f67 udberbanpt ifnitten oi(
9eute pom 5rlm niht 10 idledt al.
gs erbielten: Barbara Stanmpd.
1929 1873; Don Nmehe. $247l 667
85b Sope, $244, 583; 8ette Dcpis.
sal. O83; &olalino @uiisa. $202,-
800: Garn Cooper, $187 800; &ap
% Quro. $4,000; 8alilette @oo-
ooro, $t66.500; Mfioe San, $t3,-
333; GIoltoefte Colbert, $4,000
uno Sames Gngnep, $4,000.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
2lntcrifnncr MAIDEN
SCR NmIIcn plnh

@iesbnoen - Imerifoniife lno
rltiiilhe &orpstiihrer limo iiberein-
aefommen, sob Iieben Il. 9. 9ioiiio.
men oiis Ser rltiiiiden Offupotions-
5one 8uriifgenommen meroen ioIelt,
Cine oieier Gipiiionen lit Die g..
8an3eroipiiion, pel1e gnoe Gont-
mer nod oen 8ereinigten Stooten
5uriidfebren ioa, Inn enttpeoer Be-
mobiliiiert ooer ais Heleroe oifredt
erbolten 3u neroen. Cine anoere
9ibiiion, oie 30. Standardization.
martet auf Die 8eridiffling nod oent
Bo3ifif. Die anoeren flint 0ipiiio.
men Deroen arf bic omerifaniihe Of
f~upntions5one berteilt meroen.
Ger britiihe Hlnofrnf teilte nit.
Dob oie amerifoner Sen 8riten for
mea &oln ii6ertraQen boben.)
Ger omerifaniide &iid5ug aus Der
ruiiiiden Gone miro nelin Gage in
Iniprud) nebmen, gr bnll5ie6t iih
in 8baien uno ioa nuf cine 8eiie
erfolgen. ooB babel oie amerifaner
nit Sen &ulien nift in 9ontaft fom.
men. 9ie Gereinbnrlng beriibrt
nift sic amerifnniiden Eruppen. Die
i'm Siioen ser Sidedoiloiuafei Ite-
ben.
9onoon u Sin gertreter oes Nus
Nnts erfldrte, oaB cine
8ereinboriing iiber oie 3onen err
reidt woroen lei, Welde Die 6ran-
aoien in 0eutihlano beiesen inlen.
BOD peroe ibre llngren5ung crit
befanntgegeben peroen, nahoem oie
in ser Staot Berlin uno in
ieitselegt woroen icien.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
Gr9cbnis
~0nalNiiert

Son 6roncisco ~ Eremier San
Gbriition Sntuts BON SiiO . Afrifo
bat bier auf griuden ieine @inoriif-
fe, sic er bon ser @eltfonieren5 er-
boltcn bat, AMI iolgenOe @eiie ge'
ibilOert:
0ie es oft Der SAL lit, murOen
minoer midtiee @unfte an bel.
BeIten umItritten, linO sic 2ertte, sic
sic 8erihte eeleien boben, mogeu
SEN @alO Dor lauter 9Gumen nidi
9eleben boben. ga i9 Del Ser Grim
0ung 0es eriten 80lfer6unOes cine
&oae geipielt bobe, oiirfte Dor alien
sic 5raee angebrodt iein, morum
sic Soiinung. Dab ii6 Oie nelte @elt,
organization beip1bren miro, beref)'
tigt lit, wGbrelto Die erite periogi
bat. @s lit einIeudtenO, OoB ith oi(
nelte Gbarte nltf Die @rfubrunt
gen itiibte, Sic mir lett Dem lester
&rieg eeno6t baben. unO gennu ie.
ne 8unfte perbeilert 9at, pelde 81
Dem eriten 6eblidlog gefiibrt boben.
@s iin0:
l@robe Madt in 6e3tg aiii Sic ST.
boltling oes 6rieoens, groBe CHING
felt in ser g%lbitimmltng, pie Iie in
ser SaIto Gereinborung porgeieber
muroe; sic Gerpilidtung oner Stoo-
ten, gegen einen Mngreifer @e-
malt 81 gebrauhen; regionnle
@ruppen fir sic Bertet0igltng.
Aae oieie Yutfte iin0 BON oIlen
so Nationen obne Mltrren onge.
nomnlen fporoen uno sic longen
Gebatten boben nur oa5u geoient,
@unfte BON geringerer 8idti9feii
auf5ufldren.
9eute wiiien mir, uarum mir Ell.
men 6ebli6lng erlebt baben. Ger
Soenlismlts allein geniigt nidt. Die
neue Gborte entbdlt alio folgeuoe
&oltptpunfte:
1. Dab @elpolt n0tig III, um Sen
6rie0en 81 erbalten.
2. Dab nlir Die pereinte Moht
ser groBen Staoten sic @elt Dor eli
mem &rieg bebiiten fam.
3. Cob oie onoeren @otionen iify
bon oornberein berpili6ten m%iiiien,
FIRE arGfte gegen einen Angreifer
CUR 8eriiigung gu iteIlen.
4. Dab fleinere @rlppen i'm &ob-
men ser INSTRUMENTATION ermutigt
peroen ioaen, Sen 6rie0en in ibrem
8erei6 SIT erbalten, lolanse Oie
INSTRUMENTATION lel6it niGt CUR ST.
ton l6reitet.
lSonit entbalt Sic G6arte cine
fllrge Miihung pom 8eoliSmus NM
SoenIismus, Mud lit cine Gepiiion
ser Gborte mad 10 Sobren porgeie-
ben, fo0s oaS ol8 9eraten erideinen
iollte. Dos lit olio sic lteue @borte.
iiGerlid Elm grobes Gofument un6
elm miirOiees 9enfmal fir ollie, sic
in oieiem groBten &rieg in ser @e-
ihidte olles b~inge9eben baben.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
8ritcn lcetcn imt Krica
iibcr 100000 Sccmincn

9onoon - Gie Momiralit1t gi6t
befnnnt, hoB Sic @riten m1hreno oes
&rieges ii6er 100000 Seeminen ga-
le9t bo6en. 7ie bon ben 4merifn-
nern gelegten Minen iino in 0ieie
3nbl niht eingeihloiien.
9ie 2obl ser bon Sen 8riten ae.
leaten @inen iiberiteigt sic 3abl Der
Minen, oie I'M eriten @eltfriea pom
sen Maiiertcn ino sen Selitihen ae-
legt mlir0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
unteritiibt Sic Nemtidc
3citmne, Is 1T cMrc
3citmne!

GenOet Tamilicn : Nadridten,
Wereinsnadridten, iotpie iOnftiae
intereIeate Menisfeiten an bic
RebaftiOn. @ir iinb- serne be-
reit nn6 french ms, berartige
9adridten int nSOnrnal" gu brin-
gen. Sic belfen ms bamit nno
permeiben, Saf mir Safir perant-
pDrtlid semad)t peroen, ipenn Gr-
eisnifIe in Tamilicnfreiien (@e-
6nrtstage, Sodseiten, 9inotanfen,
SterbefGlle, 8eiude BON Trennoen
nIp.) nidt in n~nierer, reip. enrer
3eitnng 5i finben limb.
8enadridtigt bic 3eoaftiOn,
10 Sirtb Ctr. q. Is, @e'hington
1, .. 6. (Teruipredjer National
1850.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
3eitredlmmms

@.e Ser 3nfoG 10 ipielt. Gil
better trafen iid 5rpei na6 uielen
Sabren mie0er.
,Bie LANCE hit es eigentlid Der,
lett mir uns oas lebtemal geipro-
den baben p iaste Ser cine. b
Garauf entaegnete Der anoere:
,,Dns lit nit 3inien genau oreiunb-
8Dan5ia Marf INTO bier5ig Pfennig
ber!~
Washington Journal., 1945-06-29
HELP ADD
''Life
to
Years.

with foods that supply the vital
food elements in abundance. Such
a food is Chestnut Farms Sealtest
Vitamin sd" H~omogenized Milk.
It is n utritional m
p r o v e d with 400 extra units
of vitamin I'D" added to every
quart.
Thousands OF Washington
families are switching to
it. Why not you2 Dial
MI 1011 for home deliv-
cry, or insist on it at your
food store.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21
RECONvERsION AND THE
FARMER

The end of the war makes the far
mer's job of food production little
easier. Demands for food are still
high but there will be more machin-
cry and equipment to help on the
farm. Some of the help will be i'm
mediate and some will be felt more
gradually as the wheels of industry
are reconverted to peacetime pro-
duction. The overall picture can be
broken down as follows:
/. WPB has released all restric-
tions on the sale of crawler tractors
and anyone who can find a tractor
can bury one. Restrictions were also
lifted on drag lines and motor grad
ers.
2. Trucks probably will remain on
the ration list for at least so days.
3. Restriction on the sale Of trac-
tor tires and farm implement tires
has been lifted.
d. Truck tires and passenger tires
probably will be rationed for at least
another 80 days or perahps longer.
s. Military needs for hand tools
have dropped sharply with the end
of the war and production is at a
relatively high level. Since farm re-
quirements are the principal ones on
the civilian list, farmers can expect
the supply to improve Immediately
6. Farm gas engines may now be
purchased without preference rating
County Committees will discontinue
the issuance of certificates as of Sep
tember 1st.
Z. Copper wire certificates may not
be issued by County Committees af-
ter September 10th. Wire may now
be purchased without priority rating
8. Farmers lumber certificates
may no longer be issued for new con-
struction. After the end of Septem-
Der, they may not be issued for any
purpose WPB-617 applications have
been made without ratings being as
signed.
8. Metal roofing materials should
improve in supply in the next few
months.
10. Electric motors for farmers are
expected to be more plentiful in the
immediate future.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21
POULTRYMEN FACE FEEDING
PROBLEMS

The scarcity of corn and protein
feedstuffs means Maryland poultry
men will be wise to make adjust
ments in flock management to assure
the most profitable egg production
advises DR.. Morley A. JUL of the
University of Maryland poultry de-
partment.
Farmers who cannot get enough
corn for the usual scratch grain mix
ture should check the formula OF
their laying mash to be sure the lay
ing hens get enough vitamin A. II
the scratch grain contains little or
no corn and the mash also lacks vel
low cornmeal, additional fish oil may
be added to the mash mixture. Many
poultry mashes have vitamin ID sup
plement, but no extra fish oil to pro-
vide the needed vitamin A.
Another feeding difficulty, the
shortage of fish meal or meat scrap,
may be offset in part by feeding skim
milk to the birds if it is available on
the farm.
To maintain profitable egg produc'
tion in spite of high feed costs, Dr.
JUL also offers these suggestions
keep more pullets than yearling hens
since yearling hens lay about 20 pei
cent fewer eggs than pullets, house
the pullets in permanent houses be-
fore they start laying, and if possible
house them in groups according to
their maturity.
He also advises that the pullet
flock be culled rigidly at housing
time, to weed out the "duds' which
would never pay their feed bill. Gull.
ing should be continued regularly
through the season, as only good lay
ers can make profit under present
feed costs and shortages.
Give the birds plenty of room in
the laying houses, says DR.. JUL, 3 "a
square feet of floor space for each
Leghorn hen, and A feet of fiool
space for each bird Of heavier breed
Overcrowding prevents some birds
from getting room to eat, tends te
make litter damp, and eggs, ditry
and fosters feather picking as wei
as disease.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21
COWS SET ADVANCED RECORDS


A two year old registered Guern-
sey COW, Mt Ararat's Azalea, owend
by Donaldson Brown, Port Deposit,
Md, has compelled a creditable ad-
vanced register record of 8520.1 lbs.
of milk and 43S.1 lbs. Of butterfat
on twice daily milking for ten
months.
Azalea is the daughter of the reg
istered Guernsey sire, Eden Hill Pa
triot, that has six daughters in the
Performance Register of The Ameri-
can Guernsey Cattle Club.
A three and one-half year old reg
istered Guernsey cow, TESTERS Abbie
of Bolton, owned by Donaldson
Brown, has completed a creditable
advanced register record of 1882
lbs. of milk and 449.4 lbs. of butter
fat on twice daily milking for ten
months.
Abbie is the first daughter of the
registered Guernsey sire Bottoms
Jester.
A daughter of the registered
Guernsey sire Langwater Alert, own
ed by Donaldson Brown, has COM
pleted an official advanced register
record. Three year old Riveredge
Alert's Winsome produced 9622.4
lbs. of milk and 424.3 lbs. of butter
fat on twice daily milking for ten
months.
Langwater Alert has seventeen
sons and daughters in the Perform
ance Register of The American
Guernsey Cattle Club.
A three year old registered
Guernsey COW, Wonderboy's Rosalind
of Bolton, owned by Donaldson
Brown, has completed a creditable
advanced register record of 8S24.9
lbs. of milk and 4738 lbs. of butter
fat on twice daily milking for ten
months.
Rosalind is the first daughter OF
the registered Guernsey sire, Leda's
Wonderboy of Bolton.
A registered Guernsey COW, Doug
liston Viscountess Valentia, owned
by Donaldson Brown, has completed
a creditable advanced register record
of 974S.2 lbs. of milk and 491.2 lbs
of butterfat on twice daily milking
for ten months.
Valentia is the second daughter OF
the registered Guernsey sire, Doug
laston Mona's Count.
These records were supervised by
the University of Maryland reported
to The American Guernsey Cattle
Club for approval and publication.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21
RABIES CONQUEST is SEEN AS
NEAR

Welcome news for the owners OF
Maryland's 10000 dogs is contain.
ed in message received by this pa
rer from the Gaines Dog Research
Center, New York, in connection
with the observance throughout the
country this week as National DOG
Week.
Conquest of rabies, tkat ancient
and dreaded disease, is close at hand
states the Center. The necessary
scientific knowledge is already avail
able and only the full cooperation OF
the dog-owning public is needed be-
fore this disease is eradicated once
and for all.
According to the Center, the an
swer to rabies lies not in any one
remedy, but rather in combination
of several precautionary measures
Stated in their simplest terms, here
are the conditions which must exist
before rabies can be permanently
licked:
/. Require all dogs to be kept or
leash when off the owners premises
CA dog on leash is not likely to gel
into trouble with otker dogs or be
bitten.
2. Preventive vaccination against
rabies annually of all dogs who can
not be so confined. (Experiments
with once-a-year vaccination have
proven most encouraging.
3. Rounding up all stray dogs
(Strays-dogs out of control and mo-
likely to be vaccinated-are the prin
cipal source of rabies infection.)
National Dog Week is the time fol
all good citizens to resolve to tackle
the stray dog problem, says the Cen
ter. Stray dogs have been called the
"gangsters and hoodlums of the ca
nine world" whose misdemeanor'
are a reflection on all dogs. Yet ever!
stray dog is the product of the ne
glect and thoughtlessness of it sown
er. Many persons wko rave over
"cute" puppy they purchased for
trifie or received as gift, thinl
nothing of turning it out to fend fol
itself as it grows older. This is cruel
ty in it's worst sense, and rank in
justice as well as menace to thos'
who take care of their pets properly
1t is unnecessary cruelty, too, in tha
in practically every community re
sponsible individuals and humane ag
encies stand ready to receive sucl
unwanted animals and care for then
while attempting to find new home
| for them.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21
COUNTRYWIDE All ACHIEVE
MENT DAY AT CALVERT

The Cecil County Alters held
tEeir annual Achievement Day on
Saturday, September 8, at the Cal
vert High School. The Calvert All
girls acted as hostesses. They plan
ned very enjoyable recreation pro-
gram for the morning, having trea-
sure hunt and various games in
which everyone could participate.
While the games were in progress,
Miss Helen Irene Smith, Home Man.
agement Specialist of the University
of Maryland, judged the entries.
At noon a picnic luncheon was en-
joyed. ....--... ..-..-.
The afternoon meeting was opened
by Doris Schafer, of the Perryville
Club, who led the group in repeating
the All Pledge and motto, which was
followed by two National All songs,
the Dreaming Song" and the
"Ploughing Song" Madeline Feucht
and Pauline Ragan of the Hill and
Dale Club gave an instructive dem
onstration on washing sweaters. The
Colora All girls have been. sewing
for the Junior Needlework Guild.
This summer marked their tenth an
niversary of the Junior Needlework
Guild in Colora. Nancy Cox and Anna
Mae Kirk told of their work and dis
played the things which they made.
Beverly Neff and Mary Jane Bur-
rows of the Junior Perryville club,
sang duet, accompanied by Mrs.
Irene Dickerson. This was followed
by more group singing.
Mrs. Otis McCauley delighted the
group by lovely display of the ce-
ramic jewelry which she makes. She
gave step by step demonstration
on making the jewelry.
The girls who had made dresses
then gave style show and displayed
the ribbons they had won. The girls
taking part in the show were: Paul
inc Ragan, Madeline Feucht, Virgin
ia Mitchell, Dorothy Jacobs, of the
Hill and Dale club; Patricia Ottey of
the Appleton club; Nancy Cox of the
Colora club; Helen England of the
Calvert club; and Marianne Burrows
of the Perryville Senior Club.