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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06
FAR NORTH VETS
 ARE NOT FORGOTTEN

Even Alaskan veterans Tn the. small settlements of Kfvalina ri. gara and Kokolik are getting first hand information on their rig rr,s under the CT Bill When the North Star, operated by the Department ot Interiors office of Indian Af- fairs sailed from Nome recently for Point Barrow. a Veterans Ad- ministration contact representa- tive, R. B. Bolton. was aboard Ve.t>- erans living in the isolated villages. of the Northland received ury.o- date information on education and' leans under the CT Bill, insurance, pensions. terminal leave pay andl hospitallzatiOn.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06
TO FRESNO. rALIF.

Myrtle Dunkleherger, well kno ,1 Wrangell young woman, left on the Princess Louise last week t"r the South. She will go to Fresno California, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Robert Huff. HeI brother, Melyern Dunkleberger who accompanied her. will visit his father, Henry Hull in Seattls : Miss Dunkleberger will also spend some time in Seattle before going to California,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06
GOAT GIVES UP GHOST
 AFTER $1OO DINNER

SAND LAKE. Mich.-Melvin k Ogg's goat had a meal worth $100 this week but it cost him his life
 Farmer Ogg hid the money in a wallet in his barn. It disappeared but Ogg found the goat standing innocently near a badly chewed wallet and a S2O bill.
 So Ogg butchered the goat and, from within, recovered the half digested $10O. He said he wo i'd present the bill to a bank and see how much goat-minted money Is worth.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06
NAVIGATION AIDS

Following navigation aids have been reported from the Coast Guard headquarters at Ketchikan
 Chatham Strait: Lighter buoy and lights re-lighted-The follow ing lighted buoy, and lights, pre- viously reported extinguished have been relighted:
 Morris Reef lighted. bell buoy 1 (L. L. No. 2311).
 Killisnoon Harbor U. L. No. 2312).
 South Passage Point L. L. No. 2314).
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06
MISSIONARIES HERE

MT. and Mrs. w. c. Butler, with their children, Connie, David, Da'e and Danny and Mir. and M,s. Claude Malcom and daughter. Tanya Rose, arrived in Wrangell last week from Portland. Oregon to make Wrangell their future home
 Both couples are missionaries and plan to work in the Wrangell vicinity and interior They are hon-denominational but are at present staying at the Assembly God Mission.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06
GIRL FnR ER1eKsnNe

Word was received here last Friday by Mrs. Frank Churchill of the arrival of a daughter on Thanksgiving Day to MT. and Mrs. Ali Erickson in Juneau. The little girl has been named Elaine Evie. Mrs Erickson Is sister of Mrs. Churchill and, with MT. Erickson, lived in Wrangell until years ago.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06

reduced approximately 40 per cent. iAn international message is one which originates in Alaska and 's destined for a foreign country other than Canada or Mexico. In ternational rates required payment fer address and signature. Messages originating in Alaska and destined for Canada or Mexico are charged for at the regular domestic rates n effect on the ACS cireuits,)
 Col. Fully stated that the ba ic ACS policy, insofar as rates a~e e ncerned, is 10 bring the best pos sible service to the largest number of users in Alaska, at the lowest DC ssible cost. It is hoped that these auctions in rates, as they go ln- to effect, will enable more Alas kans to make greater use of the ACS services available in the va = icus localities, particularly as the telephone service develops The iA- tra-Alaska telephone service. par ticularly. should help in a substan- [ al way to bring closer togetrer tle widely separated communities il the Territory
 Trained Help Gone
 ACS, like all other War Depart n ent agencies, has lost a very hibh percentage of itas best trained pc -- sonnel during the past year. Tn e meantime, the volume of traf- fife is being carried by ACs is run ring nearly double that of any pIe war year. For the past severa
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06
EMBLEM CLUB MEETING

Wrangell Emblem Club will hold it's regualr meeting Mondn 2. December g, at 8 D. m. at Elks hall. All members are urged to at- tend and officers instructed to wear formal dresses for initiation ceremony.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06
CART OF THANKS

We wish to express our app ,- citation to Father Hoch and the members of the ANB and ANS and friends for your sympathy and kindness during our recent be- 
 Mrs Elsie Louie
 Mrs Olaf Person
 and family
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06


 
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06
SCRATCH PADS

ALL SIZES. QUANTITY and COLORs
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-12-06

OBTAINABLE AT
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Do You Want
A Nice Home
And Estate?

we mean is this. Are
you interested in purchasing
one of the most beautiful
homes on the sound. A home
with spacious grounds, fruit
trees, gardening land. out
buildings, pecan trees -
everything that goes with
An up-to-date and entirely
modern home Completely
furnished)? We mean with
everything? And, do you
wish to pay the price $22,-
5000 Then see us quick
1y as this is an opportunity
for you if you have been
looking for this particular
kind of buy. Call US quick
".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-15
kriza

zan1azana IN zanemarJena. Vem,
da je PRED lett vihala nos mad
"zelenimi" in "primitivnimi for
eignerji". V kotu ma tleh je Sc
delo par napol nagih bledolic-
nth in vidno bolehnih otrok; sta
rejsi otroci SO Sc pa pretepali V
sosedni sobi. Par pobitih oxen
je bilo zamasenih S cunjami,
stene zamazane in stenski papir
je visel cd stropa in stem kar V
kosih. Use je pricalo O revscini
in pomanjkanju.
"Kje je MOI? Ga Sc nj z
dela?"
"Kaj Sc! Vlaci Sc okrog in Pile
re par dni", je bill MEN odgovor,
Opazoval sem to mizerijo in
kar nerodno mi je bio vprasati
"a s%tanarino. Koncno je sama
pretrgala molk in povzela bese-
do, rekoc: VEN, treba je pla-
catrstanarino, pa ne moreno in
tudi ne VEN kdaj bono zmogli
kaj placati. Sc cello kadar MOI
della, slabo zasluzi; pogostoma
pa kar izostane z della in zapije
Sc tisto kar zasluzi. Ampak, kot
vidite, treba je nadomestiti ubi-
to steklo v oknih, prenoviti YES
stenski papir v sobah, ocistiti in
prebarvati vrata in drugo, kar
seveda vse spada hiSnemu last
niku."
Kar zazijal sem cd zacudenja!
Predrzni pa so tile ljudje! Ma
tax nacin mi vest pac ne DO nj
koli ocitala, da sem koga po bur
zvazni metodi odiral z rentom
in najemnino. Pograbil sem klo-
buk in re med vrati pripomnil,
da pricakujem da prvo porav-
najo stanarino in potem sele bo-
mo videli, kaj da Sc da potroSiti
"a popravilo stanovan1a. Kaj je
odgovorila, nisem cul ker sem
bill re ma cesti.
Spet je poteklo nekaj mese-
cev in ker nj bilo Sc mic cuti cd
moth najemnikov sem Jill pis-
memo vpraSal, kaj je S stanarino.
Toda ocividno so bill navajeni
takih tirjatev kot berac mraza.
Cez pol leta Sc pa lie spet ose-
bno napotim pogledat, ceS, NOR
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-15
Help Wanted

OPERATORS
Single needle pinking double
needle On slips. - Top wages.
Guaranteed rates. Steady year
round. Paid vacations.
HINDEL MFG. co.
651 South Wells, 7th floor.
OPERATORS
Experienced on better dresses.
5 Day Week - Good Salary
Apply
MARGUERITE PICK
1877 E. Chestnut, Room 228
MEN - SUPERVISORS
With Mechanical Background
GIRLS and Women =
SOLDERERS & ADJUSTERS
Good Wages
COMAR ELECTRIC CO.
$3.50 N. WashtenaW
NAILERS
WOODEN BOXES
Time and p over 40 Hours
LORD & BUSHNELL,
LUMBER
2424 SOUTH LAFLIN
MALE and FEMALE
Couple needed for GARDEN
and HANDYMAN
Excellent Working Conditions
Good Pay
STATE 1872
ALL o Y S
40-Hour Week
Good Salary
SINCLAIR REFINING CO.
2540 West Cermak Road
Crawford 1000
YOUNG LADY
Interesting photo" Work. No
experience.-No ~canvasing
Salary plus commission
See Mr.. Hamel
NeiSner Bros. Photo Studio
1921 N. Lincoln Avenue
BUSHELMAN
Steady Work
Good Pay and Excellent
Working Conditions
1915 WEBSTER AVENUE
DESK CLERK
With some knowledge of book
keeping. Hours: $50 to
11:30 P. M.
Call Mr.. Wiley
D r E x E L 5000
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR
Numeric l. B. M.
Experienced 5 Day Week
SINCLAIR REFINING co.
2540 West Cermak Road
Crawford 2000
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-05-15

OPERATORS
Single needle pinking double
needle or slips. - Top wages.
Guaranteed rates. Steady year
round. Paid vacations.
HINDEL MFG. co.
651 South Wells, 7th floor.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
MRS. BURNSIDE.
Burnside-Micken
Ceremony Held

The marriage Of Miss Anne Nick
en- to Mr.. James Bradford Burn
side of this city took place November
is in Strasburg, Pa. where the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Micken, make their home. Mr.. Burn
side is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Whiting Burnside of Washing
ton.
The ceremony was held in the old
Methodist Church with the Rev.
Wilson Davis officiating, and the
bride was given in marriage by her
father.
Mrs. A. Keith Williams Of WASH
ington was the brides only attend
ant and the bridegroom had for his
best man Mr.. Clayton S. Damn OF
Washington. Mr.. Charles Martin
Micken, brother of the bride, and
MIR. williams were ushers.
Mr.. Burnside was released from
the Army last spring with the rank
Of major, after serving five years
with the 4th Infantry Division. He
and Mrs. Burnside both attended
the University of Maryland.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
mMnmm / ~ A
nm n n = n m~emM

trype apielinkes Lietuviu gy-
ventoju jaw laukus, isvoge
darzoves, vaisius ir buvo siau-
bu zmonems, kurie nedryso eli
ii j miska uogauti bel grybau-
ii.
Antra grupe kariuomenes
buvo isdrysus isikurti placia-
me gimnazijos kieme ir sode,
apsigyvenes palapinese neva
"reprezentacinis" dalinys. Tie
grazia gimnazijos aikste paver-
te bjauriu suardytu saslavynu.
Trecia CANA stambi raudon-
armieciu grupe buvo isitvirti-
nus taip pat puses kilometro
atstumoje nuo Rokiskio mics
to, dvaro, miske. Tai sunkiujQ
patranku dalinys. Ia kariuo-
menes grupe turejo uz misko
pasistacius apie 80 patranku,
kurios turejo milzinisko ilgio
vamzdzius, pakeltus is uz mis-
ko j auksti miesto pusen. Tos
vadinamos stalinicos patrankos
buvo traukiamos gramOzdiSkai
dideliu traktoriu, bepajudan-
ciu vistos greiciu. Tas patran-
kas bande Rusai panaudoti
prizes Vokiecius, karo pradzio-
je, bet pirmomis dienomis jos
be tikslo isvirto pakelese, ne,
atlikusios savo uzdavinio.
Tu stalinicu patranku arti'
lerijos dalinio kariuomenes pull
kas buvo apsigyvenes bjauria
me dvaro misko raiste ir tame
pat raiste turejo linksmumu
irengta net kina po atviru dan
gum, kur be pertraukos rode
ta patti sudulejusi gabala i:
Lenino gyvenimo filmos.
Toliau, 9 KIN. atstumoje nut
Rokiskio prie Vyzunkos ezert
tiesiog dregno raisto durpyn'
buvo isitvirtines rezervinis pull
kas, kuris buvo apsistojes tan
kad eitu pagalbon jei Rokske
mai "uzpultu" miesta apsupu
sia raudona mase.
Taigi, gerbiami skaitytojai
atkreipkite demesi i tai kat
Rokiskio miesteli, kuris isvis'
turejo per 6 tukstancius gy
(Pabaiga ant. 5-to pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13

Xxi siolei niekas dar musu
spaudoje bel savo atsiminimuo-
Sc nera uzzymejes to kruvino
faktoriaus, kaip ,tikrumoje Bir-
zelio 1916 dienomis 1910 me-
tais raudonoji Rytu bolseviki-
ne lavina uzliejus ramia nekal-
ta Lietuvos zeme, ja iskarto
uzgniauze Xxi ausu savo sar-
vuotais negais.
Kruvinieji okupantai eida-
mi tariamai "vaduoti vargstan-
cia" Lietuvos liaudi, nesitike-
jo rasti tokia pat uzuita be-
dvasia replese uzauginta Emo
niu mase kokia jie augino ir
lake nuo caru palikta Rusu
mase, bet tikejosi ineisia j kul-
turinga tauta, todel jie nujau-
te kad nuo kudikio Xxi senute-
lilo Lietuvio jausmuose liepsno-
ia meile ir prisirisimas savo
zemei ir savo kulturai bel ira
dicijoms, savitoms nuo amziu
Lietuviskoms. Todel jie ejo j
ta ramia Lietuvos zeme kad vi
So ta gyvenima is primo uzsi-
mojimo sukaustytu stalinietis-
kom kruvinom replem, apsar-
votom kanuolemis ir automa-
tiniais ginklais. Jiems gausiai
buvo pripusta kad kiekviena-
me Lietuvos kampelyje, kick
vienoje lusneleje ras pima gin
kluotu sauliu patriotu, gink-
luota net kiekviena moteri.
Taigi nors saltai rami Lietuviu
tauta sutiko vieskeliais dardan-
cius Rusu isgverusius tankus,
bet jie nuo Primo zingsnio ejo
viskam pilnai pasiruose.
Lietuviu tauta uzsalnsiom
sukruvintom sirdim stebejo
kaip raudona lavina uzlieja
krasta, bet tie tarytum nesu-
prasdami to, griebesi Lietuvos
zeme sukaustyti.
Ir net juokinga isrode ko
taip skrupulinga baime visur
buvo pas raudonarmiecius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
Is BAIMES, APGINKLAVO
PAMISKES IR PELKES

Taigi cia ir uzzymesiu visus
tuos faktus kaip raudonarmie-
ciai sukauste militariskai kick
viena Lietuvos pamiske, kick
viena kalvele, kiekviena zemes
sklypeli ir lake toje 'barikadu
padetyje tolei kolei net buvo
1910 metu Liepos menesi sku-
bos keliu ''sudaryta-isrinkta'
ju vadinamas 'liaudies seimas"
is tautos kvislingu, ir net SUI
vaidinta j "tarybu Selma prisi-
jungimo" Lietuvos komedija.
Izengus i Lietuvos zeme va
dinami "raudoni" tankai ir au-
dekliniais batais "nenugalima'
armija, kelias dienas klaidzio-
jo po apielinkes is vietos vie
ta. Tankai, pagave koki mie-
steli, jieskojo kelio pravaziuo-
tt j kita, bet nesusivokdavo ke-
.liu ir vel gryzdavo atgal. Vie
nj aiskino kad jie daro taip to-
del kad "civilizuoti' bolseviki-
Mai karininkai nei kick nesi-
orientuoja zemelapiais, nes IT,
krumoje jie yra akli berasciai,
o antri tyirtino buk tuo sovie-
tai nori vietos gyventojams SUI
daryti ispudzio kad jie turi
daug tanku ir motorizuotu da-
liu.
Kelias dienas pasukelioje po
apielinkes, raudonieji padali-
Mai visos Lietuvos miesteliuo-
Sc ir net kaimuose pradejo ISL
tvirtinti postuose.
Tuo tragingu Lietuvai metu
Stu zodziu autoriui teko buvo-
ii siaures rytu Lietuvos-Auks-
taitijos vietovese Birzu-Rokis-
kio-Zarasu- Utenos ruoze. Smul-
kiai stebejau kaip "nenugali-
mieji" ruose tvirtoves, prisi-
dengdami Lietuvos gojais, mi
skais ir net pelkinais paezeriq
raistais ir taip jie isbuvo, lyg
gyvuliu mase, Xxi 1910 metq
rudens.
Sovietu kariumene, uzliejus
Lietuva, nepasirinko postq kaip
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
PLATINKIT THE
BALTIC REVIEW
GAVOME NAUJA LEIDINI.
KNYGA PO 81, 6 w $500

Dirvos Redakcija gavo siun-
TIM svedijoje leidziamo Anglis-
ko zurnalo THE BALTIC RE-
VIEW, kuris redaguojamas ir
leidziamas Lietuviu, Latviu ir
EstQ pabegeliu, gynimui Pabal-
TITO Sally nepriklausomybes.
Paremimui to ju didelio dar-
DO, raginame Americas Lietu-
vius tuojau isigyti sau viena
egzemplioriu to zurnalo, pri-
siunciant 81. C uz $5.)
Svarbu ta zurnala iteikti sa-
vo miestu knygynams, auks-
tesnems mokykloms ir zymes-
MEMS politikos zmonems.
Lietuviai profesionalai pri-
valo ta zurnala tureti savo
OllSuOSC.
Jusu 81 bus jusu auka pare
mimui tu pabegeliu didelio dar-
bo, mes jie neturedami nei pini-
gu nei ineigu, didziausiu pasi-
aukojimu leidzia ta svarbu ku-
rini Pabaltiju tautu bylos gy-
nimui.
Tuoj siuskit savo uzsakyma
su 81 uz viena knyga arba SIS
uz 6 knygas.
DIRVA
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
$500 Superior Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
! LAIsvE

Nesulaikyti bites, skrendancios medaus;
nesulaikyti upes vandenQ,
pavasario atklystancio skambaus;
ir is Strides istrykstancu dainu.
Nei debesu ant melyno dangaus,
ne isdidumo tu kas gime ne vergais.
Nesuaikyti ir laisves troskulio aitraus
besieliais grotais, budelio nagais
Kastytis. ~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13

kitty saliu kariuomenes kad ISL
tvirtina - kur nors miestuo-
Sc, kareivinese ar bent kaimu
kluonuose.
SKUBNO PAVERSTI LIETU-
VIUS RUSU VERGAIS
Sovietu okupacines .kariuo-
menes vadovybe zinojo kad il
kariuomenes mase ivede j Lie
tuva ne Rusijos saugumo tiks-
lais, bet tam kad ta produktin-
ga Lietuvos krasta padarytu
skubos keliu Rusijos vasalu,
kad animal ja pavergtu. Jie
zinojo kad raudonosios armi-
jos mase turf padeti komunis-
tu PARTIAL ir gausiai .NKVD
milicijai skubiai Lietuva pa;
versti "liaudies respublika" il
tragikomiskai prijungti .prie
Sovietu Sajungos. Jie name
kai inns ta skubu kruvina "pri'
sijungimo" darba daryti, pat.
riotineje tautoje sutiks pasi
priesinima, sukels revoliucija il
gall is kiekvienos Lietuvio ar
toto lusneles, is kiekvieno mie
stelio namo bel istaigos issi
verzti patriotai ir pulti ir SUI
| naikinti "nenugalimos" armi
jos masses. Taigi jie siaubo We
+, dini tvirtinosi.
| O tvirtinosi stai kaip. Ina
me Rokiskio miesta ir apielin
kes pavyzdziui. W puses XII
lometro nuo Rokiskio prie ge
lezinkelio stoties yra miskas
kuriame bolsevikai irenge pir
mutine savo kariuomenes tvir
tove. Jie uzeme vadinama ba
raku miska savo kavalerijo
ir kulkosvaidininku daliniams
Is pirmu zingsniu grazu misk;
bjauriai isniekino. Vidutini'
ugio medzius nupjove nesu
prantamu tikslu, palikdami kel
mus Xxi zmogaus krutines aux
scio. Visa miska aptvere two
ra, kuriame lake suvarytus il
zmoniu paimtus skerdimui gal
vijus, ir kavalerijos arklius ga
ne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13


zYDAI Europoje slaptai
visais budais verziasi is XII
tu Sally, Lenkijos, Rusijos
ir net Lietuvos, j Americas
zona, ir is jos gauna pir-
menybes vaziuoti j Ameri-
ka. U. S. nilitaris virsi-
ninkas Gen. McNarney sa-
ko dedas visas pastangas
ta slapta zydu verzimasi
sulaikyti.
Platinkit Dirva!
Issirasyta galima bent kada.
Metams 81. Pusei metq 81.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13

KARO SEKRETORDUS Robert
Patterson, kalba Lowell, Mass,
Americas Legiono dalies suva-
ziavime, ragindamas remit ka-
riuomenes tarnyba visiems sios
Sales jaunuoliams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
SAVO. KAREIVIUS NEPRI-
LEIDO PAMATYTI TIKROS

LIZ LIZ NOo
Visa miska nustatinejo pri-
mityvem saku palapinem, mes
audekliniu palapiniu neturejo.
Igulos "stabo" palapine padare
daug didesne is saku, kur buvo
pulko komisarai "ponai" apsi-
gyvene. Apie ta palapine bu-
vo kruvos suversta is Lietuvos
krautuviu supirktu "Maisto"
fabriko konservu dezuciu. Mis-
ko pakrasciais miesto puse
buvo prikasta sunkiesiems kul-
kosvaidziams duobiu lizdu, uz-
maskuotu krumais ir sakomis.
Kulkosvaidziu vamzdziai visa
"stovyklavimo" laika buvo at
kreipti Rokiskio miesta. Mat,
is miesto kiekvienu momentu
buvo laukiama ateinant "liau-
dies priesu", ''metiezniku". !.
Tie raudonieji "stovykluoto-
jai" per savo buvimo laika is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
RAUDONOU OKUPACIJA
Kap kanuolems ir automatnias ginkais Xxi ausu sar-
vuoti raudoniej okupantai prmos okupacijos dieno-
noms apziojo ramia Lietuvos zeme.
j. Raso Vainis DainOras

kitty saliu kariuomenes kad ISL
tvirtina - kur nors miestuo-
Sc, kareivinese ar bent kaimu
kluonuose.
The midland journal., 1946-10-11
BICYCLE RIDERS MUST OBSERVE
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

Under two recent decisions of the
Pennsylvania Supreme Court, BIZ
cycle rider who fails to observe the
rules for safe operation cannot re-
cover damages if he is injured by an
automobile, and a motorist who fails
to slow down when blinded" by
headlight glare likewise is barred
from recovery of damages if his car
collides with vehicle ahead.
In calling public attention to the
decisions, William J. Merrell, Mana
ger of the Club in Maryland, express
ed hope that better understanding of
driving responsibilities will result in
fewer accidents.
The ruling in the case of an injur-
ed boy cyclist is that 1.-The standard
of care required of operators of We
hicles on public highways is we'll
settled. and must be observed by the
bicycle rider. The minor plaintiff saw
the defendants car approaching him
on the side of tke street on which it
was the defendants duty to travel; ;
yet in spite of the defendants ap-
proach short distance ahead of him,
he attempted to pass defendants car
where there was not sufficient room
to pass. The law does not impose on
the defendant the consequences of
the plaintiffs mistake in judgment
the emergency resulted from the
plaintiffs conduct. not from the de-
fendant's."
In the second ruling defining the
responsibilities of driver when his
sight is affected by headlight glare,
the court said, in part:
while the law does not require
the driver Of q motor vehicle to stop
The midland journal., 1946-10-11
MALARIA BEARING MOSQUITOES

The malaria section of the United
States used to be described as rang
ing from the latitude of Richmond,
Va, to the longitude of San Antonio,
Texas, including IL states. The re-
turn of many fo our fighting men
from the Pacific may change all that.
Many of them have malaria. Some of
them still carry malaria parasites in
their bodies. If these men return to
areas where the malaria bearing mos
quito--the female Anopheles-is
found, new cases of malaria may fol-
low.
Here is how the chain of manto
mosquito-to-man works: When the
female Anopheles mosquito bites a
the parasites into her own body. If
she bites a well person some two
weeks later, she puts the parasites in
to his blood. After about to Ia days
the well person ocmes down with ma
laria.
The Anopehles mosquito is differ
ent from otker mosquitoes that do
not carry malaria. Ske does not sing,
she has small spots on her wings and
when she bites she stands on her
head. Other mosquitoes bite in posi-
ton that keeps them parallel to the
skin.
Marlaria mosquitoes bite mostly at
night. In the daytime they seek cool
dark place. You can find them in
barns, in stables with the animals,
in hollow stumps, in brush near the
waters edge, and in stagnant water
in shady places. They do not like
bright sunlight.
If you can avoid the Anopheles
mosquito yuo can avoid malaria-or
"chills and fever" as it is sometimes
called Here are some ways to help
you stay clear of mosquitoes:
Mosquito proof your house by
screening.
Close chimneys and firpelaces not
in use.
Cover cracks in floors, walls, cell
ings.
Find and kill mosquitoes that get
into your house.
Clear up mosquito breeding places
near yuor home.
| Keep any malaria patient in your
The midland journal., 1946-10-11
BLUE CROSS HOSPITAL
ENROLMENT

Another enrolment record was
set by the Associated Hospital Ser
vice OF Baltimore, Inc.-Maryland' s
Blut Cross during TIE quarter just
ended when membership in that or
ganization climbed to 412,000 per-
sons.
The voluntary non-profit hospital
sevrice showed an increase of $4,000
or 81 percent over the previous rec
ord enrolment gain of 26,151 sub
scribers, added to the rolls during the
April May-June quarter of this year.
Major factors in boosting the local
Blue Cross enrolment to new high
were the continued high employment
level in Baltimore City and through
out the State and the recently an
nounced new subscriber benefits, ac-
cording to J. d. Colman, executive
director of the community service or
ganization.
Every fourth resident of Baltimore
City and every fifth person in the
counties of Maryland now is Blue
Cross member.
Total enrolment in the 81 Blue
Cross Plans in the United States,
Puerto Rico and Canada on October
l exceeded 24,0O0,0O0. Enrolment
for all Plans has been proceeding at
the rate of $4,000 new members dur
ing each working day.
The midland journal., 1946-10-11
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber of Cecil County, Maryland,
has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Cecil County, letters of ad-
ministration on the personal estate of
CHARLES GARRIS
late of Cecil County, State of Mary
land, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thenticated on or before the goth day
of March, 1947. They will otherwise
be excluded from all benefits OF said
estate. All indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand and seal this
18th day of September, 1916.
ORNIA GARRIS,
Executrix.
9I2O At Rising Sun, Md.
True Copy-Teste-
w. Andrew Seth. Register of Wills