The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 3

THE NEWS, FREDERICK, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1944. THREa Meeting Of Committeemeii All-Day Conference Of AAA Leaders Held In preparation for a series of community meetings scheduled the next two weeks throughout Frederick 'County, about ninety Community Committeemen met here Thursday in an all-day conference with local and State AAA leaders to discuss the farm program for this year. Leonard C. Burns, State Committeeman; Hamilton Linthicum, State field representative, and County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker outlined prospects and problems confronting farmers.

To Estimate Goals In urging committeemen to enlist all farmers as participants in the 1944 AAA program, it was pointed out that all who participate will be eligible for payments for carrying out approved farm practices or materials may be obtained in lieu of cash payments. At the scheduled meetings, committeemen will ask farmers to estimate goals for 1944 production of crops, poultry and livestock. Effort is being made to estimate as accurately as possible what production can be expected in Frederick County this year. Farmers are urged to attend the meeting for the district in which they reside. The schedule was announced as follows: March 13-Buckeystown, Adamstown School; Lewistown-Creagerstown, Lewistown Hall.

March 14-Emmitsburg, Firemen's Hall; Thurmont-Hauvers, Thurmont Co-Operative. March 15-Middletown, Burkittsville, Jackson and Catoctin, Memorial Hall, Middletown March 16-Walkersville, Woodsboro, Mt. Pleasant, Walkersville High School. March 17-New Market, Woodville, New Market Grange Hall. March 18-Jefferson, Petersville, Jefferson school.

March 21-Liberty, Linganore, Johnsville, old school building, Libertytown. March 22-Urbana, Urbana school. March 23-Frederick and Tuscarora, AAA offices here. March 24-Ballenger and Braddock, AAA offices All of the meetings will be from 10 a. m.

until 3 p. m. except two. At Jefferson, the meeting will start at 10 a. m.

and close at noon At Urbana the session will be from 10 a. m. to 2 Were Recently Married Charles County Led Bond Sales Frederick Ranked Nineteenth In State Baltimore. March 9 County led the entue State in oversubscribing quotas, i the Fourth War Loan Drive, in which the Free State as a exceeded its $191,000,000 goal by 147 percent, State Chairman I a i W. Jackson loported Jackson, a i public the final figuies by counties, announced that Charles county residents purchased 208 peicent of the $200,000 quota--buying $416,117 in bonds compared i $446.873 the Third War Loan campaign.

Second Howard County, with 202 percent oi its quota, while Garrett -was third i 198 percent and St Mary's County lourth i 193 peicent. City Goes Far Over Baltimore City, which accounted for the largest dollar total. iold 145 peicent of its S16(000000 aoal, up i a total of $241.060.996. compaied i $2U 190998 the War Loan Duve Jackson said the Slate finished a clear third the amount of among the States, with its 147 percent. Mississippi and North Dakota had 154 percent and 153 peicent respectively.

The State War Lo.in head also commented that our bond sales at $40,000000 a outstripped the Third War Loan total of $31.000,000, and 1 feel that heie we have another reason foi i i i a i The total war bond sales for the State. $280 170,126. compared with sales of 8330,677,863 during the Third War Loan Drive. The to individuals amounted to $96.400.000. 104 percent of the $93000000 goal The Third War Loan total in this catcgoiy was $95.200.000.

Frederick County a nine- teenth in the State in oversub- scription. PROMOTED TO MAJOR Durham. Mar 9--Promotions oC.seven offieeis of Army Fi- i mice School at Duke University, were announced recently by E. Bean, commandant. AH promotions were made in the permanent personnel of the Headquarter and Headquarters Detachment Maj.

Frederick Lester Smith, post ad- a was promoted from the gr.idc of captain to head the list Major Smith has been in the service since 1927 and in the Finance Depaitmcnt since 1939. He entered the service as a private and served three years in the Hawaiian Islands He was commissioned June 6, 1942. at Foil Hurrifton and SERVICE IS FOR VICTORY --and with our service you can help conserve your old car it will not he a drain on needed defense materials. We offer you the benefit of 15 years in automotive work and complete mechanical service on all makes of ears. HU.MK OWNTD MELVIN M.

ENGLE OFFICIAL TIRE INSfLCTlON STATION HOME Bask of the Post OHire I'hone 80 Frederick, Md. AT KEESLER FIELD Keesler Field, Biloxi. March Dewey Vernon Wiles, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey B.

Wiles, RFD 1, Jefferson, Md, is now beginning medical and psychological tests, classification and training at this unit of the Army Air Forces Training Command This Army processing is designed to determine his qualifications as a pre-aviation cadet. Upon successful completion of this phase he will be sent either to a college or university for five months of further study or directly to a preflight center for cadet training, depending upon his previous academic background. Fellows-Rogers Studio Pfc. And Mrs. Charles R.

Rumpf Pfc. and Mrs. Rumpf were married February 6 at the Evangelical Lutheran church by their assistant pastor, Rev. C. William Sprenkel.

The bride, the former Miss Irene is residing i her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martz. Frederick, Route 3.

while her' husband is on duty as an airplane mechanic in New Mexico, where he was recently transferred from Buffalo, Y. His address is Pfc Charles Rumpf. 1135th School -d" i i 1. Sub Sqdn Camp Luna. Las Vegas.

1 is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Rumpf, 206 East Fifth street. Child Afraid Of Her Mother, Court Is Told Washington, March movie director John Langan's present wife testified in Federal president, Mrs.

Joseph Marmor Miss Mattie Johnson had charge of the devotions and Mrs Cooke read a poem in connection with the demotions. A "Wond Woids of. Love." sung responded to the District Court today that 11-year- i call with a verse of Scripture Mrs old Joan Lartgan was afraid of hei David Mullimx and Mri Dorothy mother. Joan Manners. British Easton awarded the two a i movie actress.

Divorced several boxes Mis. Edward Pearl had years ago, Langan and Miss Man- charge of a short social houi. ners are fighting for custody of the girl. Mrs Langan. saying she wants the child because she loves her, aided that Joan feels that "her daddy is just about thing" Once in Los Angeles, Mrs.

Langan said the girl grabbed her hand and pulled her into a doorway to hide from a blonde woman walking toward them in a street. Joan said "she was afraid it might be i Finland, fires could be seen at Reval Lorna (Miss Manners)," Mrs. Lan-' Anti-aircraft guns were said to gan testified. The stepmother said she and her husband had tried to make Joan "feel less bitter" toward her real mother. SOVIETS BOMB ESTONIA Stockholm.

March 9 planes tonight bombed Reval (Tallinn), the capital and major port of Estonia, dispatches from Helsinki to the Swedish press said. The dispatches said that from Helsinki, the Finnish capital 50 miles to the no(jth across the Gulf of have gone into action at various times, indicating that the Russian I planes were attacking waves, WANTED AT ONCE 200 LABORERS White or Colored 1S-60 Years-- Physically Able To Do Hard Labor For Defense Project NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Project working 10 hrs. per day, 7 days per week. Rate 75c per hour regular time. Time and a half after 40 hrs, THE H.

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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE East Church Street WINCHESTER HALL Frederick, Maryland SUPPER HELD In His Steps Class of Calvarj Methodist Sunday school held a covered dish supper Tuesday evening at 6.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Elmer Munshower. It as arranged by the officers Twenty-one members and three guests were present. The regular monthly meeting followed. Mrs.

J. Schmidt presided in the absence of the Trade Here At Home Help The Community We feel there is one paramount obligation all of us should recognize toward the business men of our community, who are working hard and putting in long hours to supply our needs. That obligation is to trade here at home--to keep our dollars at work in our own community That way you help your neighbor and you help keep the wheels of business turning. You'll benefit, too, in the long run. When it comes to prices and stocks of merchandise from which to make selections, you'll do just as well, or better, right here at home.

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