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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
MT. LAKE PARK METHODIST
CHARGE
Corraff TT Evans MiniStar

Bethel Church. Morning worship.
Our guest speaker will be Mr.. E. Ray
Jones, of Oakland, who will talk on
Stewardship"
HOO A. NJ. The Church School. D.
L. Reed, Superintendent.
$3.50 P. M. Epworth League, led by
Mary Jane Gnegy.
1880 P NJ. Evening Service, with
sermon by the minister.
White Church. 1000 A. M. The
Church School. Paul Harvey, Super
intendent.
11:15 A. M. Worship Service, with
sermon by the Reverend J. E. john
son, of Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
Wins Medal In Contest

Wendell Umbel, Friendsville, was
awarded third place in the Statewide
miscellaneous livestock project con-
test sponsored by the Maryland Farm
Bureau, it has been announced by
Charley B. Miller, vocational agricul-
ture teacher at Friendsville.
Umbel was unable to go to Balti-
more, because Of illness, to receive the
medal at the Bureau meeting January
16, and the medal has been forwarded
to Mr.. Miller. 1t will be presented to
the winner at a school assembly today.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
ST. MARKS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. B. Learner, ID. D., Pastor

$50 a. M, the church school; Prof.
E. S. Smith, superintendent.
10;45 a. M, the service of the
church; the sermon, "The Transfig-
uration," by the pastor.
$50 p. M, the Luther league hour
for all youth. The interesting subject,
Being Trustworthy" will be pre-
scented by Laura Susan Butt as leader.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
Card of Thanks

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends for their
kindness and thoughtfulness follow
ing the death of our father, John l.
O'Brien.
We also desire to thank those who
gave flowers and donated the use of
their automobiles for the funeral SER
vice. THE CHILDREN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30

Legislation to raise the public debt
limit to IS billions and permit the
treasury to sell variety of federal
securities including twenty-five-cent
war savings stamps of the type sold
during the World war was presented
to Congress.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
RICHARD KENNETH BROWNING

Richard Kenneth Browning died on
Wednesday in Allegany hospital,
Cumberland, after an illness Of some
six months duration. He had been in
the hospital for about three weeks.
He was a son of the late William
and Mary Browning and was born
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
Sunday Services In Community
Churches
SAINT PAUL'S METHODIST
Minor Sprague, Minister

$3.50 A. NJ. Sunday Church School,
with classes for all ages.
1O:45 A. M. Service of Worship,
with sermon and good music. Guest
preacher: Rev. Garrett H. Evans,
pastor of the Mountain Lake Park
Methodist charge
6:30 P M. Youth Guild meeting,
for and by young people.
All are cordially invited to these
meetings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-30
FEDERAL EGG PRICES

John M. Henry, a native of Allie
gany county, was dismissed as $4,800-
a-year district manager of WPA in
Pittsburgh after he had charged the
state office with a waste Of public
funds"
Shipbuilding in the U. S. is expect
ed to create 100000 new jobs by June
of 1912.
Evening star., 1941-05-11
Funeral tomorrow
For Dr.. J. H. Farley

Funeral services for DR.. James H.
Farley, eve, ear, nose and throat
specialist who died of heart attack
Friday, will be held at $50 am. to-
morrow at his home, 1902 Sixteenth
street NV. and at 10 am. at St.
Matthews Cathedral.
A high requiem mass will be cele-
brated by the Rev. Thomas Duffy.
One the altar will be Msgr. Edward
L. Buckley. Msgr John O'Grady. the
Rev. Thomas Werner Moore. o. S. B.;
the Rev. Francis McCauley, S. j., j.
Gerard Cole, Edmond Mccarthy
Harry Minnick and Joseph v. Buck
ley.
The honorary pallbearers will be
Louis c. Rabaut, Francis S. Ma
loney, M. S. Szymczak, DR.. Joseph
Peabody, DR.. William ODonneu. DR..
William Connors. DR.. Edward
O'Brien, DR.. Casimir Leiben, DR.
Marcus Burton, DR.. Joseph Mum
dell, DR.. Daniel Lynch. DR.. B. S.
French. DR.. William Jenkins, DR..
James Cahill. DR.. Frederick Schreib-
er, Winship Wheatley, sr., DR.. Daniel
Finucane and Inspectors Edward
Kelly, Morris Collins, L. I. H. Ed
wards and William G. Stott.
The active pallbearers include DR..
A. j. Connolly, DR.. M. j. McInerney,
DR.. Paul ODonnell, DR.. Raymond
Holden, DR.. Felipe Martinez and
Reuben Miller.
DR.. Farley, who was "A years old
Evening star., 1941-05-11
Phil Huck Plans Fete
July 4 in Tukomu Park

Phil w. Huck has been elected
general chairman of the Takoma
Park independence Day Committee
and is proceeding TO organize for
the annual community celebration.
H. P. Ware has been elected sec
retary and Robert M. Lyon, treas
urer.
Mr.. Huck has appointed the fol-
lowing committee chairmen:
j. Arthur Walters, finance; Cres-
cent j. Bride, athletic; former Mayor
John r. Adams, decorations; Coun-
Gilman Howard H Harrigan. fire.
works; Maj. William F. Fischer,
grounds; Mrs. Walter E. Hawley,
hospitality; Lester Welch, mara
thon; E. Brooke Fetty, parade; Capt.
Harold w. Orcutt, patriotic exer-
cises; Capt. Joseph w. Pierson,
police and traffic; Mrs. William r.
North. poster contest; Hext P. Ware,
publicity; Mayor Oliver w. Young
blood, reception; Councilman Jo-
seph Martin, seating.
The committee voted to hold A
poster contest again this year.
Evening star., 1941-05-11
Consolidated Reports
Huge Bomber Output
Sy the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, May TO-
Bombers and flying boats for Britain
and the American Army and Navy
are rolling off the assembly lines
at Consolidated Aircraft Corp. at
a rate averaging nearly 100000
worth of month, the company re-
ported today.
The firms sales in the first three
months of 1941 totaled $8,555, ,220.
New orders received in the same
period were s3,274420 On March
81 the company backlog was s3l3,-
s67 1926.
In mass production, Consolidated
Is building four-motored land bomb
ers, known as the B-24 to the
United States Army Air Corps and
as Liberators for the British; four
motored PB2Y flying boats for the
United States Navy and twin-mo-
tored ply patrol bombers for the
Navy. The Phys built for the Brit
ish are known as Catalinas.
Company officials said first re-
ports from Europe regarding the
effectiveness of the Liberators in
raids on Germany have been "ex-
tremely encouraging"
Evening star., 1941-05-11
Worships Escaped Axis
Attack, British Claim

LONDON, May 10 (Py-Britain's 8
Mediterranean squadrons, on the
loose again, have delivered another
powerful blow against Italian North
Africa and escaped unscathed from
a mass assault by Axis bombing and
torpedo planes, the Admiralty an
nounced tonight.
All this resurgent action took
place last Thursday. the Admiralty
said, beginning in the early morn
ing hours when units of the feet
stole up to the Libyan coast and
banged away at the important Axis
port of Bengasi. in an action similar
to the April % naval and air assault
upon Tripoli.
Supply Ships Destroyed.
There. the announcement asserted,
two Axis supply ships approaching
the harbor were intercepted. One
a 3.000-ton merchantmen, was sunk
and the other. an ammunition ship
of between 5000 and 5000 tons, was
blown to bits. Additional hits were
reported on ships in the harbor.
Later Thursday, the Admiralty
announced that the Mediterranean
fleet weathered without damage an
Axis air assault which began in
the afternoon and continued into
the night
In contrast to the italian claim
that six warships and three mer-
chantmen were hit and 16 escorting
British fighter planes were de-
stroyed. the Admiralty asserted this
was the true score:
Seven Axis planes downed for cer-
tain, five badly damaged and others
hit: two British fighters lost. but
the crew of one saved-and not a
single British ship hit.
Ships Repeatedly Attacked.
Whether the same ships were in
volved in both this battle and in
the Bengasi action was not disclosed,
but it was believed unlikely, since
the Italians placed the scene of the
former in the Straits of Sicily
more than 400 miles from the Libyan
port
Attack after attack was made on
the fleet, beginning Thursday after
noon and continuing into the night,
the Admiralty statement related,
only to be driven of by British
fighters, presumably from an air
craft carrier and by anti-aircraft
guns OF the squadron.
In one case. it added, a Messer-
schmitt- escorted formation of Is
dive bombers was intercepted, bril-
liantly broken up and driven of
by naval fighters before the attack
could materialize.
The Admiralty said the squadrons
anti-aircraft guns destroyed three
torpedo planes and one italian
bomber and severely damaged two
other torpedo carriers. It credited
naval fighter planes with downing
a Junkers bomber and two Italian
bombers, damage to another Junk
ers, a Messerschmitt fighter and an
italian fighter.
Evening star., 1941-05-11
Keep EN- Flying Slogan
To Help Build Air Corps

ling flyers for the Air Corps, which
intends to accelerate training of
pilots from 10000 to 10000 a year.
Beyond this objective is an Off
cial hope that the slogan may serve
eventually a general national pa
triotic rallying cry as significant
as Remember the Maine" in 1893
and THE Yanks are coming" in
World War days.
1t. Col. Harold N. Gilbert, the
author and the Army's chief re-
cruiting officer, reported the re-
sponse from a preliminary try
out was enthusiastic"
Evening star., 1941-05-11
Bengosi
Continued From First Page)

vicinity of Salum, on the Libyan
Egyptian frontier.
Evening star., 1941-05-11
Publication of Figures Urged.

AS to operations elsewhere it
probably means the abandonment
of the whole Near Eastern cam
paign, weakening of the British
position in the Far East, due to
inability to supply the large garrl-
son in Malaga, the loss of positions
Evening star., 1941-05-11
b the Associated Press.

By the ASSOclated Press.
Under pressure to speed expan-
sion of Army an forces to the ut
most, the War Department set out
yesterday to make Keep 'em flying
as effective a rallying slogan as
Britain's Thumbs up"
1t sent requests to industries,
trade associations and publicity
agencies to undertake, as pa
triotic service, to popularize the
phrase in their advertising, along
with Lets go. U. S. A."
The announced purpose is to as
sure an increasing flow of fedg-
Evening star., 1941-05-11

will be buried in Mount Olivet
Cemetery. He is survived by his
widow and four children, James, IA:
William. II; Joseph, II, and
Mary, 6.
Evening star., 1941-05-11

ton section of the American Society
at 500 pm. Thursday at MAYORS
Restaurant, Tenth street and Maine
avenue SW
Evening star., 1941-05-11

the confidence of those who be-
speak their aid in a cause which is
the common cause of all free men
and women.
(Copyrisht. 1941. By New York Tribune)
Evening star., 1941-05-11
Engineers to Hear Grain

Brig. Gen. j. K. Craig, chief of
Field Service. Army Ordnance De-
partment. will speak at the last
meeting of the year of the Washing
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
Home Demonstration
Clubs Pla For Tour

The tour Of the Jackson County
Home Demonstration club members
70 the Belilngrsth Gardens In Mo-
bile has definitely been set for st
urday April s. it was announced BY
Miss Ruth Z. Cain. county hone
demonstration agent. Who viii per-
sonaily conduct the tour. The party
VII leave Pascag0ula IN q special
bus AZ 8 O'Clock IN The morning and
return about $50 IN the afternoon.
Miss Cain announced that al
those bona fide members Of home
demonstration eiubs Ia the county,
VINO are interested IN making lhe
trip should get IN contact with her
Immediately to make srraneemeats
. transportation and other mat-
tsrs must De attended to Ia advance
Tie trip vi be made IN . charter
ed school bus. A special rate has
been offered those making this tour
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
Southern Kraft Mill
To Be Merged With
International Co.

The Southern Kraft Paper k<llI nj
Mos Point. VIII be merged with ths
international Paper Company At IN
early date. according 70 announce
ment made earlier this week By e.
ncislS. II Is understood that neeo-
tiataOnx are nearly oomplsted foi
the merger.
The international Paper Com
pany Is regarded as the parent con-
cern Of the Southern Kraft Paper
Co. and In connection with the Of.
fetal combine. arrangements are be-
ing made for the sale Of e20000.-
900 mortgage bonds 70 . group o.
insurance companies.
The plant 90 Moss Point & asso-
eiated with similar plants at Mobile
Florida and Louisiana. operating
under the title Of the Southern
Kraft Paper Co.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
Parental Patience
And Understanding
Urged For Children

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
Ritz Midnight Show
Blonde Plays Cupid"
To Aid Greek Fund

A benefit midnight xhow for the
Greek War Relief association wln
be held e II O'Clock Friday nlsht
March % at the RITA Theatre.
through courtesy Of tire manage.
ment. The popular sHiaH6ie~ series
comes 10 the screen again for this
aTecial event This kifns.-nlnFs7ir
fat.
Penny Singleton a. nlondia. Ar
shur Lake - DsgHesa. and. q
eos1fse. Baby Dumping. played b
little Larry sifnmA I'll 0nce more
De eeen bringing alive Chle wesIssaea
beloved rnxnff strip FoA are IL -
hilarious time wf e. % b. nfa<
pared ~ hang On TO your seats.
Jonathan Hale. Danny Mummeft
afd Irving Bacon lead An exensient
supporting cast Nes. Ct cGs-==
Daisy, The doc. 20 BE- forruften
The Greek War Relief Fund com.
mittee for pasoasoula and the man
agement Fl the Rita Theatre have
worked hard 70 bring you this sIzei-
Il entertainment nut then@na-
body needs : pep talk 20 20 10 Sc
Tie Humisteadz. You'll find al rouf
friends there-n1 q datel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
Community Service
Theme Of Meet OF
Legion Auxiliary
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uaF coepTsaf4 with tn sxAsxlns
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tnis ecnneetlnn. Mr. Aarxtss eafied
en- ME1 Fanttne nmikh Nhlld wef.
fare chairman and egAlnkY eftfl
welfare elssaFmnAn wAa enpanlnen
wAas had been al&snnaed 81 ! mret
~ a. sAfhosla xlstx issunIs On shs
FeereatilNa camp raNa1AF nkht
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erat caves ~ example, essa Also
f~eprrsrnted Mra r. L Cuhb. wisa
Us unable - ba rxeennL on thz
subject uf fNhahlllfntinn
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go hunt at tmu oeteek aasureny
afssrnoca, Aewii a. 81 tee cd
spanish FoS On Kreke lake Mrs
Justice and MfA Charles ! nxdm
9 co-chaiFmrn Tor tfks espnt
Mrs = q FsttmAn. pFunsdenl pre-
sliced TIE nesting npeneA with ths
efEAnizatians usual ritual Mrs n
X Tnnrntosa. ssrseAnt-ai-nrmA pre-
sruted the flAs. After tha ptasee
q aiieEiAnes and the slnnanx a
America. Msn JOHN o Grant ar
chaplain and ucsa star Mother
led . prayer A meznenl II sllsnt
prayer, with uso mf4nhesa stnndifss
hcnorcd the wAr dead This ma
followed with the Repetition az I've
preamble 70 TIE u~essnlzashans con-
klifutiou-
Mrs. Q. I. Boadins Feuafsed GA sss
oFsanisatlnn's annual st. pntrteks
day anniversary party Ter iocal
Leeicnnafrea
Ice eream ana eankiss usnr
seryed Mr. w. y. Barter sne
Mis- Clara d HeEfln. holh AZ Mue.
Point we're In charge u nne refresh.
ments.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
BEATH OF ms. nor oAsAwAY

Mrs. Essis Ethel 0aaAwa-. wife o.
Roy 0aaaWnf. died a. her h0ms
nezx Vanelease on Saturday nighf
March n. 1871. The funeral VA
held Monday morning. March ~
from NE home q Mrs Joe coshFnn
siater-ln-iaw O. deceased, Ehe ser.
yice being conducted b. Re-. AlnnFs
Miller q the Latter Day aainis
with inlefmenf - Maehpelah eesne-
ter II Fascasoala TIE folloslne
were TIE pAn bearers. Joe coa1rnn,
Hardy smith. Johnny 0aaawny
hie1aFd 0aut1sF. Pred eNaln and
Ernest Smith.
Diseased vas Il pears q : aae
u survived ~ her husband and nes-
en children. also - her nafanla. Mr.
ana MFA Apn uiho0n4 q van
eieases and eaFee brothers and
three sisters.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
$4,000 Judgment
For P~ascag0ulan Is
Affirmed By Court

me Mlssiasippi State Supreme
Court this week rendered ; decision
affirming the 81 600 judgment CIV
en- Mra Lessa z Pros1se. e a..
against the Mizzissippl Power Com
pAny IN the Death Of her husband.
w. = Pr0use. who vas eieesrocuted
about tw0 years go.
PFouse. . veteran employee q the
Mississippi Power Company. was
killed o. Q pole. On FFsdete street.
which he had climbed TO slear .
kite which had been caught la the
wires. ia wife ard TIC sozss Wit
messed his s~leelFoeution. 1ne suit
for damages va tried IN The regular
term q circuit court a jackson
County. In MAY Of last year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28

HEW $500 FN@F
Another defense pfulegt has hefr
located n the sixth Dsstfiek. "a Al
/ cafsn mechanical trainin9 s1aacui
| Infs school wtii be the axo9tfa inEW
| cot Of IL Kind IN Ehs eesnkgy Ap.
proxlmatsiy tsa@a msn VIII - sissn
ground training ~ usechAuEcs To-
the All CoFpa. and about 80 exfir.
| esa viii be stationed there. Tha h.
ltiai expenditure viii be appFoxt.
mntaiv six million collars TIE nf.t
/ AZ ne mhool L IN naek naF real
Blioxi. adIcsnine ne Veterans Hoxnl
there.
Our nIstFics Il fnftunaas IA hAxtnx
leo Army protests located ID 81
Camp Shabby. TIE larne4t ARM
training ceplcs h uae country. 4 n
Tire nnzthefn part q ne nsslEict
ana tie mec3lAnleal training sennnl
~ IRE southern part Tiers NE1i ~
~ 80 fFooFa szakinted IS Camp
Afbs&Ae ~ s4fteEtsx sffktSh #fkA nte
f2eo1 - ha Nfaina1 81 8tlEzzh Mfis
amount - . total 81 ao011 soldiers
Ia Our section
CAmp sAslhy Esrsl Trslnazs Csnsss
The War Department he's an
bounced tsH cosnpiGtiom Of Camp
shelby N record time ard ct tens
than estimated cost Ine Camp u
uhe flret 81 fufty-xIz training ennteFn
n be ~eosnpleted unasr me Aefense
program
The Camp covers an area 81 az
miles. and canEAans i4noa asFuc-
lures. Including 900 flssMsa tent
frames. 4I4 mess halls - ware
houses . xooo-bed hospital. Sc i'd
minEatrAllnn huiiding1. q tfn10611
laundry. - post exchanges. s ssslias
ng water mains. - mEles q sever
papaaL and s. mIiss u lsnFd-sarfacsa
fDada.
The proposal sHgsnosd - slss
PreGideat and puf tzto effect ~ ~.
nrutise Order provided fox uhs e1nn~
ti0r 81 IN ti-melnbsT NatHnnal Das
Tense Mediation Beard Tnfse mem-
bern Of ths board afe 70 represent
the pahlke. four iefnf. and four
management II mms kuthofk1sNa d
TIE rfesidans a. 70 make every e.
fort 70 settle diAputee b. seelsstns h
the negotiation q agreements. -
% afford means foI voluntary aFht~
tfniion and 70 designate q peTkun 81
persons 70 act - impartial szblfras
Tor - - assist n esEaAlaI1kn4
mefh0da Of resolving future dfa-
pntes. 81 70 Insesllsate laasz 30
tween employers ard employees. ana
practices and activities. eanasset
heafinsA TAKE Testimony. maze
Findings q aeta. formulate Hsu14n-
mendaEfua for aatslemenlA. and
mnke puhlE such Ilndfngs 40 re-
coGnnuendatio02. ard f6l n Exansst
the National EAber HGsfAfkons n9afd
70 expeelzs discrimination e eezlee-
tsFs bargaining representative
Tiae system taln 81 40 = snlIrelf
voluntary. and many MezanaEA II
CcEafeas aueakian WHISTLER i I'll ~
entirely successful They pnlns uat
uaet - afe cFsftIaN n4an IL MrplcG
"a Ne Army ~ ~ peF mezzsh zn6
Ake Tie paaifiaa Isl imbo9 81 iRans
dsfeEea pH1ioesa ahkcf i hlehly
pad. sfzealf ~ required ta azH.1fais
disputes bek1Fe slElklnH HeHesw.
Ne Presidents wepoeal I'll ~
aoues - gives ; usaI be1axa ang
legislative Aetlon 1 Eakm = - up
. system - forced aFhilfnitan