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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Stocks Drop
+. I 10 ; Points

NEW YORK, June IS iINSl-
Profit takers went 10 work in
earnest on the stock list today.
Prices wcre pounded from ! IA 3
points lower IN a selling wave
which put the tape behind around
midday and ran volume 10 more
than 1000, 600 shares
While realizing had already ap-
pearcd ~ selected groups IN re-
cent sessions. todayS reaction en-
quilted all sections. choking off a
spectacular first hour squirt IN
aviations and submerging the rail
averages more than point In
less than an hour
Southern Pacific slumped pa
Great Northern preferred. Santa
Fe. and Northern Pacific fell moro
than a point. Close behind the
carriers were SteelS. with L. s.
Steel down ~ and Bethlehem off
IA Cruclhle and Youngstown
Sheet gave up more than q point
each
Chrysler sold Al low OF llnt2
-nf Scoring ? point gains-in
the initial hour. Pan.American
Arrays and North American
Aviation lost about half the rise
An early half point gain IN Ava
ton Corp WAS replaced by a loss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Auto
Graphs
Parts Makers Wat !!
PRICING Formula
Nv sLER FREEMAN

The parts manufacturers seem
20 be getting no place with the
OPA on a pricing formula for
reConvcrSiOn. The parts men
have been protesting present
ceilings on parts and last week
met for seven hours with OPA
officials n Washington with no
tangible results
Chester BowleS. OPA chief.
has proposed an industry WIDE
formula which the advisory
committee has rejected as un-
far and impractical. The com
mltfee wants an increase on
Company-wide basis or indlvid-
ual product basis
Tied in with the parts manu-
faCturerS price problems are
similar problems of their sup
PAerS-taakers ef gray iron steel
castings. for9inGS. malleable
IRON and screw-machlne prod
uctS. Action on these basic
items is necessary before the
parts industry can figure It's
costs.
Washington appears stlll 70 he
GroplnC between price control
theory and practical planning.
Meanwhile cars maybe held up
while OPA IS working II out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
National Fibres
Calls Pfd. Stock

National Automotive FibreS.
Inc, a Delaware corporation. has
called its 6 per cent cumulative
convertible preferred $40 par for
redemption Sept l945
There are outstanding 100000
shares Of the preferred which will
be redeemed al $ll.S0 per share.
plus accrued dividends 10 HE
date fixed for redemption, unless
earlier converted into common
stock.
Holders Of the preferred have
the right 10 and including Aug
II, f945. 10 convert thetr pre-.
ferred into common on a share for
share basis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Livestock M arket

DETROIT
HOGS-1no. fully STEADY TO-DAY anc for
pesk BSrroWa and gilts hglked At Slf 40
cettfnF most sovs. &i4di4is
CAfTLE-l5o steady cleanup trade today.
For wees SlsuEhter classes assoc HIGHER
.toosst ana ieed.Is firm. Load ioi toH,
choice offerings 10 Sl7 50 medium and good
usrmed 10 and short ted steers. Sl4g l6 :.
sitn bulk turning ~ IlSnlo fai
. onn-lh naHSe gIataerA- eh common
and medium grass steers Sl4 down, with
Iosd .Oi7.jh sged Ttrss si3.3o load
medium s2n-lh Kentucky grass steers and
hslisu mixed Sl32S icv good fed hei'efs
up 10 Si62S. few young cCSs on heller
cider r,''ehra So Pr,e,ie1,i, @ limit , On beef heel
cutters largely y. Soma weeks top sausage
nuls tl77s nut closing undertone weak
MEDIUM sno Enod stock steers tl3@1s
CLLvES-7Oo steady today For week
strong N SOC higher Good and choice veal
st buikel osilv A. tls 50 top Sl7, COM
mon and medium S12alsS 50.
gHEEF 100 todayt trsfe nominslly
sissdy For week About steady. scattered lots
rood io choice nstiys sprinE lambs 81 ; so
NJ TOP bucks uSuAliy discounted 81. feN
MEDIUM Err rood springer. sls@ IA fef
o!6 cror srorr lambs and ystriingt riIed
reached tlf' most Srsuy tlnds tild
trcrr sted slaughter ssst 50 30 dowr, fe~
yeGrinE breeding eTts vi 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
What 'sNew
In Business
Canada Bond Expose
Proves Phony Scare
By WARD SCHULTZ

The morning papers regular
weekly. sensational expose was
Yesterday devoted 10 evasion OF
millions Of dollars of income tax
through purchase OF Canadian
war bonds
Although II hinted that the
"meat lines" az the tunnel and
bridge had been replaced by
bond lines made up of un-
patriotic Americans who were
"splurging" on war bonds over
there, Windsor bankers greeted
this news with derlslon, punc-
tuated by loud outlaws.
Said one Canadian banker;
ut looks like poor excuse
for Detroit's failure to meet its
bond quotas. There Is no rush.
nor has there been one. Nor
has the sale OF bonds doomed In
the Llast10- days as reported In
Detroit. I had one inquiry from
an American and he didn't buy"
Comm~ntet VIC. MeGregor,
chairman OF the Canadian Ma
tlonal War Finance Committee:
THE amount of Canadian war
bonds purchased by Americans
is very small. In the past drive,
the total did not exceed $780,,
000-and most of that, was
made up Of bonds purchased ny
A merican corporations with
funds frozen here In Canada"
Ho Hum,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
And aren't most -ef- them
small businessmen ," he SAID.
New Flying Suit

Higher ceilings for aviation
are forecast by the experimental
-deNetnpmentln-6 -6kInn-n new
flexible, preSSTi7ed Strato-
SUIT which may enable fierS 10
penetrate farther lptnIhe stra-
toSphere than ever before
tnder guidance Of the Army
Air Forces An experimental
stratesphere flying costume has
been developed that has proved
practical IN preSsure-chamher
tests equivalent 10 10000 feet.
or Is miles, above the earthS
surface. The late Mai John G..
Kearby OF tho Air Technical
Service Command was tho Off
Ger primarily responsible for
the suits development.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Farmers M arket

: ss so bu Delicious No /. 2.of
a es ta-is ~ st.,l., 90 Nc /, s. IS
4S-ln ~ Cherri's sour. or quart s,Yt~-
vFGyrHBLE 'GFEENs-tsss.re 10 l..
Z3emil bu chicoiy No L.. sssoe ~.
sf,sr. 9f,'' ~ al s5 " ~ s s7in.cS u ~.
Isoal7s bu s~w ehsfd so !,
si-2sal so su. ranip Greens 70 /. 81
a - ~ Eale NJ / 81 Is eu
LETTrCE ASD SALAD GREENS Eneiv..
70 : J, so 80 b. 9,,,n. .'e,Eol' No 81 .
Head .t,uc. NJ : saee N Romsin..
70 7Sda ane eg soIttil ~. !2es
vEGETABIEs tuir.n,r.ou, Asparagus.
70 s. 73a2 dor oom n.su, fancy.
n 81 81 so, sSs. 20 sd eis e.ss.r, S'o N5 /:
81 IS m Csuunovsr fancy 50 50 b.
- 81 7Sa2 celery. fancy ~ cor.
.cn. 70 $50 o.i:'y 70. - AL J.
stn, Hopsracish. No !. s. 2ssl so .peek
tass,, Rohlr,bi. 10 / 81 so on. hchi.
DRY onions fancy 81 SO SON a. Nc l..
rstTIr1 wi Is cr..n onlon' hn.y
81 fol behs y" $500 rINsy
,griy :: 7sess,i eoi scn, ,,,'.,,.
iooih ,,es pAsi,hsi. r,d rs 7scesi
dof oohs lonI vhi,., fncv ~ dnt.
ech' NJ I. TScsti rhue're Nr J..
,,scsN sor s.e' Tcr.'o',, ~ S7's1uli Is
do -heht No san
EcCs-Er'r. isrE' ,l4ls so-dot e''.;
l,rge ,l3Ss r,fiur si7es
rLtsTs--v,s.,,bl. 81 7ss1T h Ger
I,rsou' .or,r, nncv. "a n,' ~ 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Most Ember eressino

Scott Carpenter. vice presi-
dent Of The National Bank of
Detroit. IS a little sensitive
about the safe deposit depart
ment
About year ago. an employs
failed n recognize him. and
again recently he walked ~
with an official of 4 lOcal truck
INK company only 70 become
involved again
There was question about
who should have entrance 70
the newly rented box.
II believe these people want
double entry box" SAID Car.
penler helpfullN.
That's fine" responded the
safe deposit employe. "By ths
way, are YOU q partner OF the
firm ."
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Markets & Business
Rye Off
At Close

CHICAGO, June Is lINS)-Rye
and wheat developed a heavy tone
in today's late dealings. and early
gains OF around a cent in rye were
converted into losses ranging 10
2h cents.
The July contract led the reac-
tion in rye and dropped 10 l51h
before bracing 10 close nc off
around 1924.
Wheat dropped around a cent
after ruling a similar amount
higher In earlier dealings,
At the close wheat was &C 10
llsc off with July at Les, against
a high of sl67&.
Corn closed unchanged 70 sc
up oats isc down 10 isc up, rye
lac to l$sc off and barley lc 10
| c off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Phenolit Appoints
Michigan Manager

A. }. Schmltt, president of me
American Phenelic Corp Of Chi
ca o. announces the appointment
Of Ronald e. Nurtistronl.aS dis
trlci manager for the State Of
Michigan. NordSUom WAS for
H4erly associated with the pur-
department Of Fisher Body
DIVISION of General Motors and
for the past two wears served as
field engineer with the II Z. Wal.
ton Co of Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Over The Top!

Adrian A. McGoragle called
~ tell me that The Detroit Bank
employees have oVersubscrlbed
their quota IN the Mighty
Seventh. 1
Bursting with PRIDE Mac sa
that 666 out Of 756 employees
bought bond and. with = quota
Of s7oo3l25h they purchased
sci 1880.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

NEW YORK, Iuna- a-2S-Calvn
Verify vas ctected president Of
RuStleSS Iron and steel Corp. 10
succeed Charles r Hook. who will
continue as chairman If board.
Verify pTcViou " vas Nlce chair
man of the hoard. W. W. Sebald
director was elected 20 the
newly created post Of first wee
president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

WIS announced
today hF He.
DoSs vice preSi-
dent and gem
eral sales man
ager of Nash
Motors division
Of aSh-kelvi-
nator Corp.
y oung has
been zone man
aGer Of NaSn
Motors in St
LOUIS for the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
United Drug Names
New Vice President

Justin W. Dart. president of
United DRUG. Inc. today an
nounced the election of Mai Cor
don s Culver as vice president in
charge of retail operations and
merchandising
Prior 10 his army service. Mai
Culver was connected with the
Walgreen GO. IN Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Standard Oil Unit
Buys Texas Wells

TT. WORTH. June 2S--Stano-
lind Oil and Gas Co, producing
subsidiary of Standard OIL Co. Of
Indiana. has paid $500 900 TO
Wheelock & Collins of Corsicana
Tex. for u wells and $50 acres
or leases in the big east Texas
field.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Increase Reported
In Gas Usage Here

The gas sendout N Inc Detroit
district for tho week ended June
y was iS7l5 thousand cubic
feet, the Michigan Consolidated
Gas CO reported today an IN.
crease of 33.77s thousand cubic
feet compared with the CORE
spending week last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

X Q 6 Q a r e h
] 2 boratorlos,
of The ap
pOin'nent of
" VI Phil
TIPS hcTd Of
: he iabora-
tories cleo
tro-ChemlStrY
q 2 paTtn1ent.
aS cOnSultant
ia h . Mar
= TO Il ucNon
= q a T n on
scarce mate
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Steel Workers
Get Vacation

PITTSBURGH. June 2S rUP)-
The Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Will close down all rs plants for
the week Of July II. 50 that
more than 1000 employees can
take -tiIeF vacations a rhp yau7r
time, One of rhe firms plants IS
al F'erndafe, Mich.
The company explained that the
move was made after II had been
determined that less production
would be lost by letting all eu1-
ployeS off AZ the same time than
by attempting TO stagGer vacation
weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

riais-for plating and other dec.
-DTafIVe uses.
Phillips services were re-
1r1tvtrr M t-t1t- -nA,fpt r ard ihfe-'.liiAi 4
-Srrv-r toTa perroG of-6e days or
longer as required His appoint.
renEbceane- effective JtIne Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29


CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. Iuns - ms Cash Ersln
WHEAT-None
CORN--so 2 y.llou 81 lsl4 No ysIog.
81 - sample yellow 81 o7a, NJ white
81 sof,
OATs-Eo I r.d special hssvy 77i7r.
TOLEDO CASH GRAts
TOLEDO. n June - ms Cash grain
on track
WHEAr-No ! rec 81 80. No led
81 77as
coRN-No I yellow siis. ~. yellow
81 l4i7dl lSi7
sad7oi7c
soYBfAHS-No y.uor ,7lSs2is
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Cunningham 10 Pay
25Cents on Common

Cunningham Drug Stores. Inc
has declared dividend Of Is
cents on common payable July %
70 stock Of record July 10 The
same amount was paid April %
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Eastern Utilities
Postpones Meeting

-ROSTON. July 2s-The annual
meeting Of the East
ern Utilities Associates again has
been adjourned. thlS time 10 FRI
day, July s. at 10 a m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
CHICAGO

strsdv tor SlATr tulk, tl47S. nesvy
6Sal41S medium Sl47S lignt
f'4TS uIhi uELLA &lA.soflA PACK
inE- scNs- La1l4-plEt. Sl2 2saiA rs
CATTLF 500 STEADY Calves 500
steady Bee steers choice SIG 500 8.
MEDIUM. Sf7a's SO vsariinE Si9ai7 a.
Ru'oAerS hsifsu Sllal12S COWS tea14
huHt tl01ts calves tloalt fseds'
steers 1l2a1S SO stocksrs steers sig
xs rnHs and helfsra IS 20 OdlA
SHEEr-4 500 READY. choice hshorn lsnlhS
So s0alsas crtnnon. Sl2 snaI4 spting
'smbs t1HHls 50 vssrunEt fi3dlS
choics sves, tsaf feeder Bmh,. Sil.So a
II So
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
pITTSBIPGH

ptTTsBCRGH. jane - ms ,vrCArTtE
- - MEDIUM n 5000. si4 Soele.sn
food q rhoic' 1is aosls. medium N
rod fl2dltso common n MEDIUM
tlnai7 cows GOOD 80 choice, tl7 soHis.
common - medium, ss0i7
HoSS-ino STEADY iso iso rs siss
IN, sisloslsis 77o.2ss leI ,lsioa
ltis 7so-3oo 10 tisstSis soo-sso
fogfh5, tIi1ttto.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Young 10 Direct
Nash Canada Sales

Appointment RI John ! Young
aS-Capadlap -repreSeniatiAe-lp
charge Of sales for Nash Motors
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
BEST SELECTIONS
BiIt Trackmau
NoErH,ItIr novN>

NORTHN itll DOWNS
T--RRUCITA s CUY Fssfsf Tust 0-srs-.
1HTHAN. Thrf'' Tsnr.
S-FASTER TRUAN. Ruutst Cuy. Cus
tf--r-V
~f'tf FUsv Nan Vmsr SiKlyou
S-FILiA BROOKE. johnny susrt, Gene
Nt.
N-Ft't tEANn. Fsrs N-urtsin Fots
F.ut.fl
JOHNNY SruEFr. Horspooe, You
krru
s-pVE sBbNp |FiPpiri IsJ,i MOUNTAIN
H.. ROrr
INA 0EAF Cpt'sr is~. v,nn.
pEs FTNk GRAND sixth
l0Na T-CHiNARFPFY nlrih1. 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Who S Small Busiiness7

The battling over quotas for
new passenger car manufacture
follows same lines. WPB
claims II is fighting the battle
for the small businessman but
an observer in the industry
pointed out that II isn't 50
much the manufactured who is
being affected by the quotas as
the dealers.
And -aFAHt-moSt- -ef-them
small businessmen Q" he sand.
Whtir-tt1r- -Fsurd-en. IS the
only one which has formally
challenged WPB on the alloca.
tionS, the other big producers
are m taclt accordance with its
views. Representatives have eX-
pressed themselves forcibiy in
private hut Washington hasn't
Neered from it's course yet. Per-
hapS the ,Itiiy=ti meeting VIII
produce some added fireworks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Phillips Loaned

Announcement is-made by c,
F ketterlng, vice president in
eharpe-ff- General Meters
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

past year. Prior 70 that he took a
leave Of absence from his Kansas
City post with Nash 10 join the
navy department
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
BUSINESS
LOANS
QUICK SERVICE
UNION INVESTMENT co.
s,n Fort street West
Cherry 7t1t
BRIGGS MAHuFAcTURiNG COMPANY


-fvA
Motto. ~ Annual Meeting ~ shsrhoi
Tn the Shareholders ~ Buges II
Manufacturing COMPANY;
Notice 10 hereby Eiv,n That hs snnuk
meeting nf the shareholders of brign MAN
ufaciuranR Company will be held a. tN
ottcs Of the company. 1881 Mack Avsnue
II ,hr CITY ~ Detroit Michigan on Tuss
dav 1uiv 10. Ia4s, a. 600 o'clock IN ths
afternoon Eastern STANDARD War 1imsl,
for the following purposes
The election of sever directors ~h,
she'll hold office for the ensuing year o.
urtn their successors are gectsd ~ sp
pointed As provided nv The by.lsvr
The transaction ~ such other burrsy
as may properly come before the restini
or any adjournment or adiournrsra
thereof
shareholder, - record q, the eios, =,
husiress ~ Jun. 1915 will ne ENTITLED
70 notice o. and - voi. a. IN. nesurg
~ order ~ N, Roars 81 Director.
A r BLAcRWoop. seors,arv
Dated Al Detroit Michigan. June n, ts4s
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

ptvidends ir ~ fcFegainr tahis are ths
mounts paid or PAYABLE a. far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

FiNf prurrr herfrrflcs tI0Vtntf r. AiTf0.
" Ter pruncs srgrsnu~e sHrWs0r' r.sinto
Horses listed ln order ~ post position
Nesfhef clFsr. tfR0t sI0v
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

NgfiVs pNun1s hfA seven P'uHuh NhF'N'
tice allowance claimed
Horses listed according - post poHuon'
Weather clear track faSi
Post l 7n p. m. tpeiroit um'
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

AnvERTisFMrNr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

. Wr, p FstnnerT sr'rv.
h.Oas Eii stable srftN,
- pounds xI5 pounds apprentice bl7Vanc
eisime1
Horses Vstet according ~ post poEu1n'.
WFa'hff clsSr, trarK fat'
Post an n Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

weather clear track Rnod
Horses listed IN order ~ pos' oosi0ons.
pov p N Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

Horses listed in c-6tt ~ rosi position,
Wsathef cIfsr ffack htf
The Valley settler., 1945-01-19
PALMER HEALTH COUNCIL

After studying the pry sed Health liz is 1ation, the Leg islative com mi ttee of the Palmer Health Council re cOminended to the Council that the Health Council 50 on record as favor- ing lee lis1ation to:
 1. Leg alize the Terri rial Iepart- ment If Health.
 2. Authorize the Bcord of Health to make rules and rci ulations that it deems neces sary for the IF tt ction of Iubli Heolth.
 5. 1roviee for full tire C mi S. sioner If Iodlth.
 4. ?rovi6e' for more a6equatu ruber- culosis c0ntrcl.
 The Health Council aecpt3a the re recommen6ati an of the Lee | l. tive Coruni t tee an6 asked that G ell ne ,ber bring the situation to the attention of his respective org onizati9n.
 
 The Nati 3nal Foun6ation for Enfantile Paralysis has written letters to the House membc IFS end Senators Of the mi re Division requesting acticn on tl-e proposed 1ealth Lee isleti jn If tie 1ealth Council. Other orleri7ati ons are preparing to 6c the ssm NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE
 The Annual meeting of the M.V. CA. will be hel6 obrrary |7, l945--l:OO ' .M. et thu Community Hall, Ia1mer, Alaska.
The midland journal., 1945-03-30
HOOver-Burke

The wedding of Miss Bertha Hoo
yer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hoover, of Elkton, and Corpor-
al John w. Burke, of TIE Fifth Ma
rines, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Burke, of Newark, Del, took place
on Saturday, March II, in the par
sonage of the Elkton Methodist
Miss Josephine Eder attended the
bride and Mr. e. e. Burke, uncl eof
the groom, Washington, d. c., was
hest man
The bride wore a tailored blue
suit with white accessories and cor
sage of gardenias.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home of the groom's parents.
Corporal and Mrs. Burke left i'm
mediately for Norfolk, Virginia,
where they will make their home.
Corporal Burke has just returned
from thirty-one months of foreign
service in the South Pacific. He has
been awarded the Presidential Cita-
ton.
The midland journal., 1945-03-30
Red Cross
Elects New
Officers

At the annual dinner meeting of
Cecil County Chapter, American Red
Cross, held at the Howard Hotel, in
Elkton, on Monday, March IL, Mrs.
Warren w. Boulden, of Elkton, was
elected chairman; Mrs. Sterling Dun
bar, vice-chairman; Mrs. Lynn B.
Gillespie, secretary and Albert G.
Ringgold, treasurer. Various reports
were made showing the activities
during the year.
| Mrs Edmond Crothers in present
ing he'd work of Home Service stated
that during the year lila cases were
reviewed and the committee were
helpful in contracting parents of the
boys in service and arranging for
various requests, and information.
The chairman of the production
committee, Mrs. Harold Anderson,
said that 1903 hours of work had
been put in, making those things
necessary for the comfort Of the
men in service.
The Blood Donors report by Miss
Wallis, r. NJ, listed 1894 pints OF
blood donated in the county for the
past year and Mrs. Rodney Frazier
reported on the work of the canteel
at the blood banks. Over 1900 per-
sons were given food during the
year at small cost of 13 cents per
person.
Mrs. Harry H. Smith reported on
the hospital service during the year
and Mrs. Sterling Dunbar stated
that 423,112 surgical dressings were
made and shipped.
The guest speaker following the
business session was Charles T..
Brienr, secretary of the Eastern
Maryland camp and hospital council,
who was regional director for some
time in New Caledonia, South Paci-
fic area. Mr.. Briner told of some Of
his experiences in the South Pacific
and described the work of the Red
Cross in that theater of war. He sta
ted tkat the soldiers, marines and
sailors were very appreciative of the
work of the organization and that
there was no charge for service in
the American clubs.
Fred Rigsby, field director of the
3rd Service Command Of the Red
Cross, was also present and made a
few remarks. The Rev. J.sJ. Bunting,
pastor Of TIE Elkton Methodist
church, gave the invocation. The
dinner arrangements and decorations
were made by Mrs. Harry H. Smith
and Mrs. Lynn B. Gillespie. All parts
of the county were represented by
chapter branch members.
The midland journal., 1945-03-30
Cecil Co. Farm
Bureau BANQUET

The principal speaker at the an
nual meeting and banquet of the Ce-
Gil County Farm Bureau held Friday
night in the auditorium of the North
East High Scohol, was DR.. Reuben
G. Steinmeyer, of TIE department of
political science of the University of
Maryland, who spoke on "Interna-
tional Relationships.
Other speakers were R. C. Weag-
ley, president of the Maryland State
Farm Bureau; C. E. Wise, secretary
treasurer of the state bureau; Mrs.
Clarence Kern, chairman of the AS
sociated Women of the Maryland
Farm Bureau, and Martin Sutton,
field representative of the buerau.
Robert Baker, of near Elkton,
director of the Cecil County bureau,
was toastmaster.
The midland journal., 1945-03-30
March Meeting W. S. C.. S.

The March Meeting of the w. S.
C. S. was held Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Harvey w. Ewing,
Mrs. Ewing presiding. Devotions and
program in charge of Circle No. /,
Mrs. Mary Jenkins, leader. Singing,
From All That Dwell Beneath the
Sky" The devotions were followed
in the regular book of prayer and
responsive readings. Singing, Dear
Lord and Father of Mankind" The
minutes were read and approved.
The treasurer gave her report. The
Upper Room" was distributed and
the pocket size edition shown. An
Executive meeting was suggested as
a help for the officers.
Plans were made for painting the
parsonage. More prayer books were
ordered for our soldier boys. $500
was given to the Red Cross Drive.
The Clothing Drive in care of the w.
S. C. S. and the Lions Club was dis
cussed. Mrs. Ross Johnson had
charge of the Program, and read an
Easter poem. Miss A. Mabel Rey-
nolds conducted quiz; Mrs William
Graham read poem. Closed by sing
ing, "Above the Hills of Time
The midland journal., 1945-03-30
COMMUNITY
OPEN AIR SUN
RISE SERVICE

''In the end of the Sabbath as 1t
of the week, came Mary Magdelene
and the other Mary to see the sepul-
chre." The dawning of that first Eas-
ter morning will be celebrated in
Rising Sum on Easter morning, at
'6:45 o'clock, when services will be
held on the lawn of VIM. M. Pogue.
In a setting beautified by nature,
with lofty pines and stately white
birches, with blooming forsythia and
japonica, looking out upon vista of
hill and valley, several miles toward
the eastern skyline, what glorious
experience it is to see the first rays
of the Easter morning sun streaming
over the hills. If the day is as clear
as Palm Sunday was we will have a
repetition of sunrise that cannot
be adequately described.
For the people of Rising Sun and
vicinity who are not able to attend
the service in Elkton, we offer this
open-air service The Rev. j ID. Robb
of Hopewell Methodist Church, will
be the speaker.
Bring your overshoes and a coat
to counteract any early morning
chilliness of ground and air.
If the weather is not suitable the
service will not be held, as it is
planned for an open air service ex-
clusively.