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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13
Nekoi drobizzo

Chicago, Ill. - Dne prvega
marca t. l. je papez Phi XII. oh
priliki ustolicenja novih kardi-
nalov pozdravil tudi vse Anne
rikance in Jim podelil svoj re-
gen.
Oh citanju kardinalskih sve-
canosti V Rimu sem Sc spomnil
starega Irca, S katerim sva pred
okrog 35 lett delala skupaj pc
kariji. Bill je humorist in kvante
je uganjal. PROPORTIONAL mi je,
kako SO, on in njegovi prijatelji
skupno potovali V Ameriko.
Med mimi je bila tudi zelo pri-
letna Irka. Nekega vecera so Sc
deli ma krovu in Sc zalivali z ir-
sko "visko", XII SO jo imeli IL
obilju S sabo. Bill so zelo dobro
razpolozeni tisti vecer in maya
jail start irski zenici z zagoto-
vilom, da ker je ia ladja tako 81
lovito pocasna, Sc DO morje pref
posuSilo predno DO dospela V
Boston. Stara zenica Sc je mare
dila, kot da so 10 smrtno pre-
straSili - in verjeli SO, da so jo,
pa je sla k ograji ladjinega kro-
va, in jim rekla, vidite, vsaka
kaplja lahko nekaj pomaga. In
tajo je opravila svojo malo po-
trebo "a napolnitev 'usihajoce-
ga morja.
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V Vatikanu Sc je pred par te-
dni vrsil konklave ali po demo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13
L. SANSovego urodo
1895 W. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.

zje pomagali, da Sc z~acelijo glo-
ooke rane sovrazne okupacije,
osvobodilne borbe in ljudske re-
volucije proti staremu sistemu,
lahko brezskrbno pomaga gra-
diti ia fond in ST je lahko svest,
IA DO yes nabrani denar porab-
lien izkljucno lie V ia namen.
zal nam je, da nekateri slo-
venski listi v Ameriki MISC OBJ
javili nasega naznanila. Zakaj
ga MISC, nimamo odgovora mi.
&c je njihovim urednikom in
lastnikom res mar srecnejSa bo-
docnost slovenskega naroda, &c
res verujejo V moe vecine in V
pravicnost demokracije, tedai
je napocil cas-, da sal pri nepri-
stranskih in nepoliticnih akci-
jah sodelujejo in pomagajo "a
skupno stvar, Xxi 10 dolgujemo
rreziranemu in izkoriScanemu
slovenskemu narodu, kateremu
oe uri svoje image preti nevar-
most, da bi zopet ne bill zdruzep
pod emo streho, V svoji drzavi,
V f~ederaciji republik drugih ma
rodov Jugoslavije.
Oh tenn casu, deset mesecev
pc osvoboditvi S~lovenije, Stiri
mesece pc ljudskih volitvah, en-
mesec in pol pc sprejetju move
ustave, XII je Sc boil popolna in
Sc boil demokraticna nego so
ustave zapadnih demokracij, bi
ne smelo biti med Mani cloveka,
cloveka Amerikanca, XII hi zani-
kal slovensgemu narodu pravi-
co do njegovih krvavo priborje-
nih pridobitev. Niti hi ne smelo
biti med nami enega, XII hi zani-
kal Sloveniji pravico do zdravja
meme mladine, do zdravja ME
mega bodocega ljudstva.
Pri graditvi fonda "a mladin-
sko bolnico V Sloveniji lahko de-
lamo skupaj prav vsi. Kdor brez
postenih fizicnih vzrokov ugo-
varja, nj prijatelj slovenskega
naroda.
Mirko G.. Kuhel, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13

otresla izkoriscevalcev. Ali mo-
re Churchill to trditi O svoii de-
zeli, kateri Sc India, Indonezi-
ia in rama druga ljudstva pod
njenim jarmom re toliko let 81
Iona in pa pasivno upirajo? In
kaj pa dogodki v Egiptu?
Priznam, da je Russia agre-
sivna, toda V onih krajih, kjer 0
kaki demokraciji Sc nj nobene-
ga sledu. Zato ne morem angle
skin Imperialism nikakor ra-
zumeti, cemu protektirajo de-
mokracijo tam kjer sploh Sc nj
koli eksistirala nj. To hi bila
uganka cello "a Solomona.
Priznam, da gre evolucija pc
svojih potih. Mexico so kralji,
cesarji in kajzerji rozljali S sab
ljami. Nato jih je nasledil slam
natl "duce", XII je svetu pretil S
svojimi tri milijone bajonetov.
In danes pa Sc pretece obnasa S
svojim miganjem z atomsko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13
anglosaska demokracija.

PSiiipO oiSlOodohd dClAlOhA dCAJd.
Mnogi ameriSki ucenjaki, XII
SO to bombo iznaSli, in pa drugi
humanitarci V tel dezeli, med
katerimi je tudi mnogo cerkve-
nih ljudi - seveda najvec IL
professionalism vrst, Sc zgrazajo
mad to nevarno igro z atomsko
bombo in svare, da Sc cloveStvo
igra z unicenjem samega sebe.
Kar Sc meme osebno tiee, Sc
smrti ne bojim. Skozi svoje ziv-
ljenje sem Sc pc svojih moceh
bojeval "a realno demokraciio.
To sem delal tudi med vojno in
pomagam kar morem i danes.
Zdelo Sc mi je dvomljivo V
namigavanjih, da je Truman po-
vabil sem Churchilla ma obisk
&c pred sestimi messed zgoli da
Sc tn odpocije. A dine 5. marca
pa Sc je izkazalo, cemu je bivSi
premier Velike Britanije tn in
tudi cemu ga je Truman pova-
bill sem in ga predstavil. To je
bill nedvomno dogovorjen diplo-
maticni maneVer.
Poleg blaga "a moske obleke
primanjkuje tudi belih srajc.
Kljub temu Sc veliko delavcev
p~ostavlja, da imajo ma razpola-
go mnogo srajc. Oh enem riski-
rajo V Spekulacijah z delnicami,
zemljisci in z drugimi takimi
kupeijami, ko najlozje dobis lie
"macka V zaklju', svojo zadnjo
srajco. Benjamin Franklin je
dejal: eff man entities his purse
into his head, no one can take it
from him" Ampak kollko pa je
takih ljudi, XII Sc hi znali ravnati
pc tenn pravilu!
Druga recenica, XII pa nina
trdnih tai: "zaupajmo V Boga,
pa maj atomska industrial obra-
tuje magari noe in dan"
4
Exam neki DO svet zagazil?
lzgleda, da V svoj konec."
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Ako je bila cena govejega
mesa kdaj vista kakor sedaj, je
to morale biti V onem casu, ko
je krava luno preskocila.-Olin
Miller.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13

kraticno receno konvencija no.
viii in starih konzulov rimske
cerkve, XII jim pravijo kardinali,
Ker Sveta stolica ne verjame v
demokracijo, so cerkveni princi
mace kardinali, imenovani cd
cerkvenega vrhovnega pogla-
varja, kot so imenovani tudi
knezoSkofi in drugi titulirani
gospodje cd kardinalov pa do
skofov. MANFRED ukljucivsi sko-
fov. In vsi ii cerkveni princi,
knezoSkofi it'd. imajo potem
moe imenovati V svojem pod
rocju druge "a kanonike, pod
skofe, monsignorje, zupnike it'd.
V rimski cerkvi torej nj nobene
demokracije, in njeni troni, cd
papezevega pa do vkljucivSi
Skofovskih so Sc vedno sprem-
ljani S srednjeveSkim pompom.
x
Oh ustolicenju novih kardi-
nalov sem videl V cikaskih Ii
stih slike ten ceremonij. Sole
so mi zalivale oci, ko sem jih
opazoval. Now princi cerkve-
eden boil sub cd drugega in vsi
V raztrganih capah -. kot Sc
pravim namestnikom Bozjega
Sina spodobi -.
Med tenn casom, ko je incl
YES sVet zreti ma ceremonije v
Rimu, bodisi IL poboznosti ali
pa vsled cole radovednosti, SO V
Kanadi priSli ma sled ruskemu
spijonskemu omrezju, XII je sku-
Salo uloviti skrivnosti izdelova-
MIA atomske bombe. Ampak tu-
di to odkritje nj bio nobena no.
vost, kot MISC bile novost cere-
monte V Rimu.
Zadnji tedni februarja SO bill
posveceni Rampant bratske lju-
bezni. Poudarila sta 10 posebno
senator Vandenberg il Michiga-
nd in pa mas drzavni tajnik Byr-
mes.
Sc YAM ne zdi, da je re zadnji
cas-, da ju poSljemo nazaj V Solo?
Yes Ia diplomaticni manever
je bill dobro zasnovan re med
vojno. In KIDD nj slep, lahko vse
to vidi. Danes nj vprasanje, kdaj
DO demokracija postala "svet-
nica", kajti predno Sc to zgodi,
Sc DO morala sele roditi. Kajti
demokracija nj to, &c moran JAZZ
garati in moi gospodar pa ziveti
cd znoja drugih. Demokracija
DO Sele ko ne DO mast toliko
skrbeti "a vsakdanji kruh, kate
rega il sedaj V imenu demokra-
CHE, zapadne ~civilizacije in kr-
Scanstva odjeda mala skupina,
XII poseduje bogastva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-13
Fond miudinske
bOInice rosie

Skoraj verjetno nj, kako hi
tro in u~cinkovito SO Sc odzvali
naSi socutni rojaki in rojakinje,
elm je bio razglaSeno V nekate-
rib listih, da je Slovenski anne
risk narodni svet ustanovil
fond "a zbiranje prispevkov Ia
izgraditev mladinske bolnice v
SloVeniji. Dasi do danes Sc nj
blla priceta nobena posebna
kampanja V ia namen (nacrt ic
bill sprejet sele ma sell 81. odbo-
ra SANSa 9. MARCIA, re dnevno
prihajajo vecji in manjSi pri-
sPevki cd mnogih podruznic,
druStev, organizacij in posamez-
nikov, XII z velikim veseljem in
navduSenjem pozdravljajo to
idejo.
K0 je DIR. Neubauer iemal
SlCVo cd nash izvrSnih odborni-
koV ma SANSovi sell 26. janu-
aria, najbrz nj pricakoval, da DO
par ur kasneje eksekutiva ures
nlclla njegovo priporocilo "a
kOncentriranje naSe refine ak
CHE V prid kakega %projekta, XII
DO incl trajno vrednost "a slo-
VenSki narod. Obenem pa tudi
mi niSmo pricakovali, da bi Sc
ia ideja koj tajna iskrica spon-
tano Vnela in zaplamtela ter "a
jela yes tisti velik del sloven-
SIKH Amerikancev, XII so razu-
nell in pravilno ocenili junasko
osVobodilno vojsko slovenskega
naroda ter nudili njegovih te-
zklh dneh moralno in materi-
jalno podporo.
V dobrih Stirih tednih ie 60
tOVina V fOndu "a mladinsko
bolnico V Sloveniji narastla ma
$21 ,46l,5 5, in ako k tel vsoti
priStejemo Sc $4,000, katero
Vsoto ie dolocil 81. odbor Slo-
venske narodne podporne jed
note "a ia dobrodelni namen, ter
znesek $4,000, XII ga je "a mia
dlnsko bolnico dolocil 81. odbor
AmeriSke bratske zveze, in
$4,000 cd likvidacije imovine
JugoSlOvanskega republicanske-
ga zdruzenja, tedaj je danes
fond Vreden $39,461.55. Use to
je bio dosezeno V teh kratkih
stlrlh tednih brez kake posebne
kampanje. Oh casu pisania teh
Vrstic mas 81. odbor Sc nj dolocil
mlnlmalne kvote, XII 10 V ia ma
men mislimo zbrati pod okri-
lem SANSa, misljenje pa pre-
Vladuje, da bi'ta kvota ne smela
biti mani kot STO PETDESET'
TlSOC DOLARJEV. In &c DO ia
kVota sprejeta, tedaj smo prvih
25~ re dOsegli. 0 koncnem re-
zultatu nimamo nobenega dvo-
ma.
Dasiravno je SANS politicna
organizacija, prot kateri imajo
nekateri rojaki svoje osebne ma
pacne p~redsodke ali pa so tie
predsodke zasejali now, svobo-
dni federativni ljudski republi-
Xxi Jugoslaviji politicno nasprot-
nj ljudje in priveski reakcije, XII
SO noe in dan ma delu, da one
mogocijo koncentrirano in ko-
lektivno delo ameriSkih Sloven-
cev V prid svojih bratov in Sc
ster V start domovini, je fond "a
mladinsko bolnico V Sloveniji
popolnoma nepoliticnega in ne
pristranskega z~nacaja. Vsakdo,
XII poSteno misli in veruje, da
bono Z izgradnjo bolniSnice
SVoji start domovini res najlo-
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John ChamaZar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
PAN AMERICAN ON
 TRIPS NORTH, SOUTH

Pan American Airways yester- day flew the following passengers to and from Seattle, Fairbanks, and Whitehorse:
 To Seattle-Francis Reagan, Will jam Ferraro, Patricia Ferraro. Yer na Heimlick, Dorothy McCloskey, Fred Nelson, Betty Pettyjohn, Dor othy Perkins, Eel Ordona, Mona Yochem, Leonard Eisner.
 From Seattle-Florence Brown, Fred Burch, George Van Hee, Ken Nordby, Dora Fein, Florence Kolb, Violet Timber.
 To Whitehorse = Don Foster, George Folta, Harold zegerin; to Fairbanks-Glen Allen, Leroy Bag ley; from Fairbanks-M Mildred Ahl- sted, Jane Maue and Frank HyneS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
' Tonight Is Big Nig!hl
 In EIkdorrl

This will be another big night in Juneau Elkdom for it is Past Ex- Ialted Rulers night. and there should be a bumper turnout both of To- cal Elks and visiting Elks.
 Past Exalted Rulers will occupy the various chairs, one PER, Ralph E. Robertson, will be Exalted Ruler, another PER, Arthur (Scotty) Ad- ans, will take charge of the initia- ton, and for the big feed follow ing, PER Norman Banfield will see to the satisfying of the inner man.
 Other PIERS and their official positions will be as follows:
 Loyal Knight, NJ E. Monagle; Lee turing Knight, A. B. Hayes; Lead ing Knight, John Walmer; Esquire, Howard Simmons; Chaplain, R. B. Martin, and Secretary, Earle Hunt CT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
NOTICE

NOTICE
 After February 10, no telephone rentals fer the month of February will be accepted at discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount day. Please be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE co. adv DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
CY0 Card Party Is
 Scheduled Tonight

The Catholic Youth Organization of which Terry Lennon is Presi- dent, announces a card party will be given tonight in the Catholic Parish Hall Play will start at o'clock and continue until 10 o'clock. John Monagle, Jrr an- nounces the public is invited to this CYO affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
The midland journal., 1946-06-14
FARMINGTON SECTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Byrl Lucas, Iowa,
were Saturday guests of their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Lucas
Mrs. John Greer, wko has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Marvin Lu-
cas-, returned to her home in Balti-
more last week.
Mr.. James Taylor, who has been in
West Chester Hospital for two
months returned to his home last
Tuesday very much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Taylor spent
Sunday in Darlington with their sis
ter, Mrs. Maxine Stoker.
Mrs. Lucy Hasson, Mrs. Milton
Fletcher and Mrs. Earl G. TORY at
tended commencement exercises at
Calvert High School Thursday, June
9th, and heard the excellent address
given to the graduating class, by the
Hon. Theodore r. McKeldin, Mayor
of Baltimore.
Mrs. William Calvin, Miss Flor
ence McHenry and Mrs. Clifford Gal
win, Oxford, Pa, were Wednesday af-
ternoon guests of Mrs. j. A. Thoma-
son.
Mrs. Fritz Lieske and son Richard
were Tuesday evening supper guests
of their grandmother, Mrs. William
Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor and son
Paul, spent last Friday with their
daughter, Mrs. Maxine Stoker, in
Darlington.
Mrs. Ralph McKenny, Wilmington
spent last Wednesday and Thursday
with her mother, Mrs. William Greer
Mrs. Ephraim Cole and children
Oxford, Pa, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Thoma.
son.
The midland journal., 1946-06-14

Joseph Virgins has purchased
from Headley Fristoe at private sale.
the former Brown property near
here.
James Rierson, who has lived in
this section for the past eight years
has moved his family to Lightfoot,
Va, to take charge of Roseland
Dairy farm. Before leaving Mr.. Rier-
son purchased the Adams property
at Harrisville, consisting of nineteen
acres, with improvements, which he
expects to occupy in the future.
Mrs Sterling Nesbitt recently re-
turned home having enjoyed nice
visit with ker daughter Emily, in
Cleveland, Ohio
Hubert Webb, of Kennett Square,
has purchased the former Yocum
property, near Friends Meeting
House, from Mr.. Benton Felty. Mr..
Felty iroved last week to Principle.
The midland journal., 1946-06-14
PORT DEPOSIT

Mrs G. H. Ricahrds had as week
end guest Harry F. Richards, of
Philadelphia.
Francis Keen is patient in Will
mington General Hospital, Whining
ton, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Minis of At
lanta, Ca, were weekend guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Umstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Williams
entertained The Working Women's S
Society and their families at cover
ed dish supper served at Happy Val
ley Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson of
Washington, ID. c., were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robinson, Sr,
during the week.
Mrs. Isabel Mckee, of Pennsyl-
vania, IS visiting her son, Rev. Ed
ward Mckee and family.
Miss Ruth Carson of Washington,
d. c., spent the weekend with Mrs.
Max RCbichaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Daniel Lamm had
as guests during the week Mr. and
Mrs. George Jones and daughter,
of Baltimore.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Arnold Powell
have lett for Birmingham, Ala.
After a visit of two weeks with
Mrs josiah Umstead, Mrs. Charlotte
Richter has returned to her home in
Haddonfield, New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil A. Ewing en-
tertained the members of this years
graduating class of Jacob Tome In
stitute On Sunday afternoon, June Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers of Ohio, were
guests of Lieut.. and Mrs. Allan B.
Clark during the week.
The midland journal., 1946-06-14
WOODLAWN

Miss Anne Thompson was Balti-
more shopper on Thursday.
Mrs. G. Birdsell Cullen of Stanton,
Del, spent Thursday and Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mccullough
and attended the Commencement ex-
ercises at Rising Sun High School on
Thursday evening.
Miss Virginia H. Abrahams de-
lightfully entertained Circle No g.,
w. S. G. S. at her home Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Wrightson w. Char
sha is leader.
Mr. and Mrs. William e. Rea and
Miss Elsie spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. William A. MCGOWAN of
West Chester, Pa.
Mrs Edith Reynolds accompanied
her daughter-in-law Mrs. George
Reynolds of Port Deposit, to Will
mington on Friday
Miss Grace Rawlings of Baltimore,
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Howard G. Barnes.
1t and Mrs. A. c. Sherrard of
Washington, d. c., were guests ON
Sunday of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Sherrard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Felty and
family, Mrs. G. B. Felty, Misses Lola
and Media Felty spent Sunday with
friends in Quarryville, Pa.
Mr.. Harold Carson and sister, and
Mrs. Sollaird, Miss Bruna Abrahams
of Amber, Pa, were dinner guests
Friday evening of the Misses Abra-
hams, Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Brown and
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmond Brown.
The midland journal., 1946-06-14
PUBLIC SALE
Oh
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 10, 1910.
at 100 Il. Nj. Standard Time

Corner of Queen and Cherry
Streets, Rising Sun, Md, across
from Curtis Irwins Store, | will sell
the following:
3-piece maple living room suite;
6-piece maple dinette suite; 100-lb.
Coolerator icebox; 25-lb. metal ice
box; Singer sewing machine; metal
bed spring and mattress, bureau with
mirror, chest of drawers, deep
drawers; 2-burner oil stove with
oven; electric GRILL set of dishes,
complete service for eight; small kit
chen cabinet, white; 8 x IL linoleum
rug crust and blue); baby carriage; !;
bassinette, pre-war tricycle.; odd
tables; odd dishes, several Pyrex
baking dishes, set of Majestic cook
ware and other pans. Several dozen
Mason jars. Many other articles will
be sold. Tools, shovels, pick ak, hat
chet, hammers and other tools.
Terms Cash.
Mrs. William Robinson
Racine, Auct.
The midland journal., 1946-06-14
Teachers Enjoy Banquet

The teachers of Rising Sun Ele-
mentaary School, and number of
invited guests, enjoyed a banquet,
served at the Madison House, North
East, on Thursday afternoon of last
week. Those present at the delightful
affair were: Miss Olive Reynolds,
Miss Miriam Scarborough, Miss e.
May Logan, Mrs. Mildred Balling,
Mrs. Thomas Ramsey, Miss M. Lidie
Stewart, Mrs. Letitia Worrilow, Miss
Frances Taylor, Mrs. Robert Turner,
Mrs. Isaac Boyd, Mrs. Edgar Thomp-
son, Mrs. Mary B. Murdock.
The midland journal., 1946-06-14
4-H Dress Revues

Rural girls throughout the nation
are now experiencing the greatest
thrill of their young lives. They have
chosen the pattern, fabric and colors
and made the costume of their choice
for the Nation All Dress Revue.
Participants first model in a county
All dress revue the costume they
have made in their clothing project.
Blue award winners determined from
girls participating receive silver
medals. County winners between IA
and 21 who have completed three
years in club work may participate
in the State All Dress Revue. The
state winner receives through the
American Viscose Corporation an all
expense trip to the National All Club
Congress at Chicago.
Each state winner participating in
the All Dress Revue Presentation at
Chicago will receive $25.00 U. S.
Savings Bond.
Participants costumes are judged
on style and design, suitability of ma
terial to purpose and workmanship,
becomingness of color and fit, and
cost. Also the grooming, posture and
poise of the participant is taken into
consideration.
This activity is conducted under
the direction of the Extension Ser
vice. Complete information will be
furnisehd by county extension agents.
Last years state winner in Mary
land was Josephine Nicodemus of
Walkersville. County winners were
The midland journal., 1946-06-14
THIN HONEY FOR swEETENING

Add little water to honey that is
to be used for sweetening fruit, iced
tea or other beverages, or dry GER
eals. 1t will blend with the foods
more quickly than plain honey. For
thinning, add about a tablespoon of
water to each cup of honey, and: Leat
them in kettle of hot but not boil
ing water, until they mix. The thin
ned honey can be kept in the icebox,
plain honey is better kept out of the
icebox as it keeps we'll without chill
ing, and is also then easier to use.
The midland journal., 1946-06-14
PUBLIC SALE
Oh
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1O4O
at 100 =. Nj. Standard Time

At my residence in Rising Sun,
Md, on Queen Street, opposite the
Fire House, will sell the following:
3-piece Living Room Suite, 6-piece
bed room suite, iron bed, spring and
mattress, white bureau and wash
stand, oak wash stand, chairs,
straight and rockers, electric floor
lamp, sewing machine, large steamer
trunk, mans leather suit case, drop
leaf cherry table, victrola and rec
ords, pantry table, another small
table, odd dishes, glassware, fancy
vases, small stove, glass hand lamps,
screen door, ingram carpets, electric
vacuum cleaner, gas stove Cabinet
type bottled gas), bird cages, child's
electric stove, child's table and chairs
9 X IL rug, and various other articles
will be sold. Carpenter tools and tool
chests.
Terms Cash.
Miss Mary e. Hindman
Eugene Racine, Auct
The midland journal., 1946-06-14
Charged With
Defrauding State

1t is alleged that May r. Long, OF
Elkton, received unemployment COM
pensation while she was working
part, OF full time, and will be prose-
cuted on the charge of defrauding
the state.
Mrs. Long, it is charged filed her
claim on May Z, 1946, and went to
work on May 1S. Three days after
she had been working (Which was
the 21st of May she appeared at the
Office and signed up for the unem-
ployment compensation checks which
she has been receiving.
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Maryland Senators George L. Rad

Maryland Senators George L. Rad
cIiffe and Millard E. Tydings, Demo-
Gratis, last week helped block an at
tempt to limit the scope of emergen-
cy strike legislation, requested by the
President, to transportation facili-
ties, public utilities, coal, oil and
steel industries.
The amendment was offered by
Sen. Robert A. Taft, Ohio, who de-
clared, ''If we are to have this kind
of a law we ought to spell out the
whole story and say what may be
seized"
Proponents of the amendment ar
gued that the industries specified in
the Taft amendment were the only
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FOUND DEAD in HER HOMO

Mrs. Harry Tollinger, Al, Penn
Hill, Pa, was found dead in bed on
Sunday evening, June 2. She had
been in ill health some time.
Mrs. Tollinger leaves her husband
and these daughters: Hazel, Kath-
leen anG Shirley, twins, and Mrs.
Anna Barrett, Perryville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tollinger resided in
Philadelphia before moving to their
present home several years ago.
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Suspended Player
Re-Instated

Mr.. c. Ellis Deibert, president of
The Susquehanna Base Ball League,
upon recommendation of Mr.. G. An
drew Miller, president of the Balti-
more Umpires Association, and Um-
pire Lumb, has declared Catcher
James Yerkes of Rising SUN Club,
eligible for league competition, re-
ducing thirty-day suspension to fif-
teen days. Date of eligibility June IL.
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Correction--Regis-
tratien Notice

The registrars will sit at American
Legion Hall, Perryville, instead of at
the Fire House, as stated in the No
tice of Registration to be found on
page five of this issue.
This applies to Seventh District,
Second Precinct, A to and K to q,
inclusive.
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ones "in which industry-wide bar
gaining prevails" and Gin which,
therefore, "a shutdown or a labor
dispute leading to a shutdown could
vitality affect the public health or Sc
cuitry or 80. national econmoy."
Democrats, who succeeded in de-
featign TIE amendment, declared,
e.. we might miss some vital in
dustry "
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All truly wise thoughts have been
thought already thousands of times;
but to make them truly ours we must
think them over again honestly, till
they take root in our personal exper-
fence. Goethe.
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With increased costs for poultry
feed, culling poor producers from the
farm laying fiocks is wise invest
ment in time. A bird that is not lay
ing eggs may still consume four or
five pounds of scarce feed each month
she stays on the breadline without
paying for her feed in eggs.
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FESTIVAL AT HOPEWELL

Festival to be keld at Hopewell on
the lawn of Rufus Benjamin, Friday,
June 21. Ice cream, cake, candy, hot
dogs and pop. A Fish Pond and Pony
Rides for the children. Come out and
bring the family. If raining will be
held the next evening.