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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-10-21
TO REGISTER FOR RATION
BOOK FOUR ON OCT. 1929
Distribution of Books Will Be
Handled By Teachers In All
Public Schools of County

Registration for war ration book
number four will take place at all
public schools of the county beginning
at o'clock p M, on Thursday, Oc-
tober 28, and continuing all day on
Friday, October 20, it was announced
this morning from the office of the
county Rationing Board.
All consumers in the county are
urged to register upon the above
dates in order to obtain the number
four book which becomes effective
November /.
In applying Tor Ration Book four
consumers will be required to present
copies of ration book three for each
person named on the application for
book four.
The front covers of book three con-
tain not only the name and address of
the person to whom it was issued, but
also the other information required,
namely sex, age, weight, height and
occupations The front cover also
should be signed.
There will be no declaration of food
on hand and consequently no tailoring
of books, so the distribution is eX-
pected to be a relatively simple mat
ter. All principals in the county
schools will receive complete instruc-
tions and forms for reporting the
registration, prior to the opening
date, and they are being requested to
familiarizc themselves with these in
structions so that the registration
may be completed smoothly and the
records compiled accurately for infor-
nation of the local rationing board
and district office.
Consumers who fail to register
upon the dates mentioned will be com
PEELED to wait until November % be
fore obtaining book four, and such
registrations will be made at the of
flee of the War Price and Rationing
Board, Gender building, Oakland,
Sugar stamps in the new book are
on the last page and become effective
November /. They are numbered
from twcnty-nihe 10 forty and eact
stamp is marked with the wore
sugar" Consumers are also re-
minded that the number one stamp il
the airplane group in book three fol
shoes becomes effective on Novem-
Der /.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-10-21
NATIONAL WAR
FUND CAMP ALIGN
BEGINS TODAY
Garrett County Asked To Con.
tribute $500 TO Serve Men
In Service and Our Allies

With the attitude that "all
cannot go, but all can give!" the
National War Fund campaign to
raise one hundred twenty-five
million dollars to serve great hui
manitarian needs not only on
the military front but also the
United Nations front, gets under
way today, not only in Garrett
county but throughout the en-
tire nation.
The military front covers services
for our armed forces and their auXili-
aries, largely through the USO, the
United Seaman's Service and War
Prisoner Aid. Around ninety million
dollars Of the entire quota will go to
these United Service Organizations
to strengthen the service mans
morale and add to his relaxation.
The United Nations front covers
aid to war prisoners, relief where
possible for occupied countries, assis-
lance to allied nations and aid to refu-
gees. Aid for these catagorics will be
distributed through fourteen welfare
agencies in Britain, Belgium, France,
Luxembourg, Greece, Norway, Pc
land, Netherlands, Russia, China, Yu
goslavia, Czechoslovakia and others.
The objective is to speed victory
and save lives by providing the Am
crican people an opportunity to con-
tribute once a year in one campaign
to meet the needs of our Allies and
our men in the fighting forces.
Garrett county has been asked to
provide $500 as its quota, and at a
meeting Of the county edvisory COM
mittec Tuesday night various COM
munity chairmcn were announced by
Senator Bernard l. Gonder county
chairman.
These community chairmen include
the following. Lester c. Yutzy, Crel-
lin; Mrs. Frank Baker, Hutton; E. c..
Clattcrbuck, Deer Park; Rev. j. c.
Foster, Loeb Lynn; Mrs. Florence
Murphy, Mountain Lake Park; f. R.
Knots, Kempton; V, T. Steyer, Cor
man and Steyer; l. w. Moon, Shall
mar; Rev. A. K Jones, Red House and
Gortner; 0. P Jones, Kitzmiller; W,
f. Paugh, Pritts Mine No. |; c. A.
SchelI, Pritts Mine No 2; NJ B. KEEL
Ter, McNitt Coal Company; NJ. J. Will
lis, Vindex; Mrs. Olive Lowman,
Swanton; William X. Warner, Finzel;
Continued From Page Ono
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-10-21
&c SELECTEES
IN
OCTOBER DRAFT
Men Leave Last Night For
Baltimore For Final Exami-
nation Prior To Their
Induction

Twenty-siX men and young men of
Garrett county have been called for
final examination prior to induction,
in the only October draft call it was
announced this morning by the Coun-
ty Selective Service Board.
These men left last night for Balti-
more, where they will be given
thorough physical examination today.
-Four of the group were volunteers,
the first four given in the list.
Col. Henry c. Stanwood. in a letter
to the local board yesterday, declared
he could see no objection to furnish
ing a list of registrants to news
papers after notices to report for
induction had been mailed out.
The complete list follows:
George Robert Friend ....... Vindex
VIM, Amos Johnson, Jr...... Oakland
Paul Herman Bethel ...... Accident
Norman Paul Patton -. Grantsville
Lindsay A. Gender. Oakland
William Samuel burst. =. Grantsvillc
Albert Martin Stewart. .... Vmdcx
Perry Everett Glotfelty. McHcnry
John Earle Spoerlein. ....... Oakland
Henry Clay Widener. ...... Accident
Harry Ward limbaugh, Jr., Oakland
George Frank Mullikcn. .. Oakland
Ivan Edgar Miller. Grantsvillc
Harland Franklin Kisner. Oakland
Darrell Hyson Rohrbaugh. Vmdex
Calvin Earl Paugh ......... Oakland
Thornton Erner Paugh. .... Barnum
HUE Howard Warwick. ..... Oakland
Edw. Wellington kahl, Mt. Lake Park
Boyd Junior Sukow ...... Deer Park
Carl Marbery Brown ..... Frostburg
VIM. Carlton Rodeheavcr, Mt. Lake
VIM. c, Rodeheaver. Mt. Lake Park
Richard William Broll .Kcmpton
Robert David Bittlc........ Oakland
Harry Buoy Owens. ......... Oakland
William Ashby Castcel. 49,. Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-10-21
"

wAV Charles James Fox has suggested Republican program
- which he feels win against the New Dealers present
hold on American public opinion.
1t good program He declares that even our postage
stamps being used advertise Democratic Four Freedoms
"let us raise them and make it five.
l. Freedom from hypocrisy by which for years past the
public has been fed with slippery slogans that adjust them
selves to any idea but have real substance
2 Freedom from Government secrecy by which, in these
crucial times the public allowed only those facts which the
authorities from their points of regard
3. Freedom from swollen Federal bureaucracy by which,
with the ab the constitutional rights of the individual
and Of the States have been ruthlessy invaded.
T. Freedom from governmental putoacy by which the
payers have been forced sacrifice billions by the of which
the Washington Administration both at home and abroad
attempted to gain support for dreamy world plans that disregard
economic international and American constitutional laws
s. Freedom from Downing Street diplomacy by which
egn policy has been duy influenced by British statesmen the
shTewdest the world has yet produced
With these freedoms aside scratched cards
of the present New Dealers deck give everybody
oldme square deal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-10-21
Reported Missing

Phineas Spiker, about 81 years of
age, was reported as missing from
his community since the latter part
of September, Sheriff George f.
Coddington stated this morning.
Spiker had been residing on the
farm of Ray Beeghly, of Sunnyside,
and no report was made Immediately
as it was supposed he would return
in a day or two Mr.. Coddington was
informed Monday that Spiker had not
been seen for over three weeks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-10-21
Captured By Enemy

Mrs. bessie NJ Martin, Of Crellin,
has been informed by the adjutant
general in Washington that the com
manding general of the North African
area has reported that her son,
Private Warren F. Martin was cap
tured by the enemy on September IS.
Mrs. Martin was informed also that
a mailing address would be furnished
after confirmation of capture was re
ceived through the international Red
Cross.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-10-21
Rotary To Hear Of
National War Fund

Enlightment on the National War
Fund campaign will be given to mem
bers of the Oakland Rotary club at
their meeting at the William-Jamcs
hotel on Friday evening. Two Of the
members will give short talks ON the
drive, Bernard |. Gender and Walter
W. Dawson.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-10-21
ROADS OPERATED
"ON THEIR own"
FOR PAST YEAR
Report Given By Roads Engi-
neer Showing Work Accom-
plished and Giving Picture
Of Finances

A clear and concise picture of the
financial condition of the County
Roads department, which has oper-
ated on its own funds this year, and
a report showing the work accom-
plished throughout the county dur
ing the past fiscal year, were pre-
scented to the County Commissioners
this week by Walter L. Hull, county
roads engineer.
With the construction program ma
teriaIlv handicapped bv DELAYS in the
issuance of priorities and matters in
cident TO Federal regulations due to
wartime emergencies. and with 50 per
cent less funds on which to operate,
Mr. Hull renorted nevertheless that
progress had been in keeping with
that of former wears and in some re-
spects outstanding. This he at
tribllted to tbe LOYALTY of the DEPART
ment's personnel and to the complete
cooperation of the contractors who
gave their services.
~ doo1,,.od +1,o+ ,,,a,o n,;1o. of d;,.+
,ol Lal h,, ,.oJ,l l.,,.;,,,. 1,,+
,,a,. ~, - on,, a+ro,. 4;,,,o :, +ho
ao,,n+,,,. b;.+o,.,, h,,+ ,l,o+ E++Io ,,oo.
,.oss bod boo, ,,,do - +ba ,,,a,, a
bord +o,,ni,,o on,, roods dino 70 wa,
oo,,di+;ons total 81 poo ,,,iIo. -
,.aod ,.,.,d;,,,. l,. boo,, ,ooo,,,,,l;..I,,d
.,d 11o o,,I,,or+s ;,s+aIIod
Tis+od &c oor,nIo+od ,,oro +I,o o,o
ipa d,.oirouo and hosa on ono holt
MIA of Pon Fr;o,d ,ood. ,.os,,,.fooi,,o
ODD ,.o.ho,;,,,, 70 ,,i,a, -, p1oo,,,
mo Roso-Wos+ yira;n;o limo rood.
dino d,oinino and ,laci,o of hoso
s+oro Of Croov cburc, from, rou+o
90 - Wos+ viro;nio Ii,,o ohor+ con
foot. a,,,di,o and d,o;n;nn an s,,,n
10, Ri++;naor rood > e7 ,,,;1os. c,,.od
mo drainina and npttino boso On road
from, Fr;ondsviIIa "a MIN Pm 4 %
miles Ioavino ono milo an which M
Stone has hna, nIacod. ,Iac;po now
slnorstr,ct,,o on rocondi+ionod sinh.
structure at Sano Pm. n1acino now
docl; an river bridoo on Oakland.
Swallow Fors road
Irndor construction a. tbo nroson+
tin,o ara ono milo Of rood on +bo
uovos- Friondsv;lIo rood and ono
milo Of road on Tow, I'm noar A.
c;don+
F,+,,,o co,s+,,,c+;o, ;ncI,,dos ono
half Mia If ,,oe,,,fa zinc a. D,,,,l,o,d
cb,,rcb non, Acc;don+. o,o.b hole mil,
If ros,,rfoc;,o. -, n,,nl,o,d ;ol, IN,
NOM. Ool,l.rd. .ho,,+ n ,,,i1o =, GJ;al
s+root o,,+o,dod oror,,J - U-irto,,l
co,.no,. ono milo of roloca+ion ~,
C,.avol uiu ~ calhvsno,t. ono fo,,.+l
milo If roloco+;o,, -, 40 Chestnut
Grove rood. rosnrfoc;,o of .hor+ n
n,iIos If ,,,ocodon, roads ~ 1o1t ond
alec h;odino sovora1 o,ilos 81 tbo l,osc
,,loood il 1910
M. nm roi,,+od o,4 4ho+ ,,;tb a.,
o,,,l;.a 81 ~ COO a,,J 1rn, IN .aJ
,,,,;,to,,oraa IA aa,,.4,,,a+;, LoJ
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-10-21
Nem "4z1eedo~s4" De4Gaea. i.

N AMERICAN newspaper publisher in the Far East
Charles James Fox has suggested Republican program
which he feels win against the New Dealers presen
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03
,,Senfii9e @Ige"
iagt GOrOea 9na
Nmdl Der 9rGiiOent aeibt Serrm
8earIDn Der llniuabrbeit

0ie 8ebuuptung oes &ooio-&om-
mentators 0rep &earion, OaB
Staatsiefret1r gor6ea Sua uno an
0ere bobe geamte I'M Staotsoeparte-
ment ben @uni1 bitten, 0aB Stub
lano in Ieinem &f NIT 9euti6-
lano meiBgebllttet meroe, be8eidnete
ser Staotsiefret1r als cine uunge-
beuerlide uno teuflii6e 2ii9e."
Sci ieiner %reiiefonferen3 perlas
Serr 6ua iofort, obne crit ouf cine
5rage 81 warten, folgenoe @rfla-
rung:
r@emobnIi9 nebme id bon an-
griffen altf mid ODER auf mein Ge-
partpment feline Noti5. @enn lid
oieie Angriffe ober auf uniere Be
5iebungen 3l elmer oaiierten &egie-
rung be3iebeit muB id Oas tim.
oW3ir m1trOe mitgeteilt, oaB 0rep
9eorion fiir3lih am &unofuuf uno
in Der Breiie bebauptet bat, oaB ib
uno onoere bobe 8eamte in meinem
0epartelnent @egner ser Soniet-
Gegierung ieien uno OaB mir tatidd-
lid BEN @uni9 begten, oaB &uBlano
meiBge6lutet meroe. SD mo6te Die
Ie 8ebauptltngen ais cine u~ngebeuer-
lide un0 teufliide 9iige 6ranomar-
fen."
3adber nobm unier 9rGiioent BEL
Ieiner 8reiiefonferen3 i'm @eiBen
Sauie Oieie Sadie gum @nlaB, artd
ieinerieits BEN &~aOiofommentator
uno einige ieiner ungenannten Sol
legen Der 2iige 81 5eiben.
9reiD 1eariDns GrtpiOermng
8parion ertpioerte oarauf. SD
boffe, oaB Serrn Sras 3uriiftpei-
Jung meines 8orfpurfs alif feiteren
6iiBen itebt, als feline fiir5li6e Ab-
leugnung, oaB Sumner @elles reiig-
nieren tperoe.1
0o6 Dem Ausfaa Oes 8rGli0en-
ten CAB Damn Bearlon cine @rflGr=
ung aus, er fiible iib geebrt, au6
auf bic 2iite Der bonn YrGiioenten
angegriffenen 3eitungsIeitte qefont=
men 5u iein. @r fllbr fort, oie &ui
len ufennen Serrn Suas longe u10
foniiitente ruiienfeinoli6e Saltung
gang genau."
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03
Mrgentiniems Wtakregeln
gegen rnte 0efabr
0iesbe5iiglidJe MISUNDERSTANDING
Bidder 0Urt Derp0nt

St Argentinien purOen lebtbit
$4,000 norOomerifaniihe Bidder, be
5iebungsmeiie ipaniide ueberiebun
gen oerielben, aus offentlihen uni
pripoten 8ibliotbefen beidlagnobmt
uno BON ser Holi5ei %ner6rannt. Sc
banoelte li6 I'M @erfe angeblidel
Communication Senoen5. 90 mur.
Sc bon Ser oSnerieos Stems MgencD'
bier befannt gegeben, laut Der @r-
5Gblltng zines &eiienoen, Der eber
aus Ar9entinien in Montepioeo ange-
fpmmen mar.
Gr-SutIdafter 9abies Bud pMtiHiOn
mad MOsfGu" Oarnnter
Inter oen oer6rannten 8ii1ern
tparen niht MIR uWtiilion to Mos-
com" oes friiberen amerifanii6en
9oti9afters in Mosfau, Soeipb 6.
9apies, lonoern aiib sic oeS 8u-
liBerpreistr1gers Sinclair 2etpis
uno Upton Sinclairs, iotpie 8iiber
BON Sobn Dos Baiios, Saf 2onoon
mo Geb. Semlett Sobnlon Dem De-
fan bon Canterbury.
Die MaBnabme DER orgentinii6en
Boli5ei, Die an oie am 10. Miai 1888
BON Stltoenten in Berlin erri9teten
S6eiterbmlfen erinnert, erfolgte I'M
ter Dem S6lagDort 0es 0&ntifom=
munismuS."
@inige @remplare oe8 8u6es
0Niiiiion to M1oscom~ blie6en, mie
beri6tet, erbalten, neil Die 9ebor-
Oen lid ange6li6 0te Sa6e anoers
iiberIegt batten. 0as be8og fi6 olGer-
oings nltr aitf oie englii6e alts=
gobe Oes 8u6es; nit Der Spanii6en
lpuroe 10 gut mie reitlos aufgerdumt.
Die 8iiderDer6rennungen uno
anOere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der &%egierung gegen angebli6e
0tommtniitii6e ltmtriebe" ioaeit in
einem Bropoganoafilm ge5eigt tper-
ben, Der i'm Auftrag Der @ermaltung
oes BrdiiOenten &amire3 ~porbereitet
miro.
SIS beroient beiouoere grtudb-
i1lng, onB oieler Slim teillpeiie I'M
ter 8ermen0ung Der lebten 2ieferitng
amerifanii6er &obfilme bergeiteat
miro, Die fur5 Dor Der &epolrtion in
@rgentinien anfamen utto bon Ser
&egierung Galtiaos fir u~beionoere
.3fpefe" bei6lagnabmt fpltrbe1.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03
Der 9eilige Batter
bittet nm TrieOeu
Gr nabm bierten Sabrestag Oes
&rieges gum Nnlaf

Yapit 8iuS XII. nabm oen erIten
September ais pierten So5restag
oes ieBigen @eltfrieges gum @nlaB
elmer ergreifenOen &unofunfbitte Inn
enolides 4btpeiden bonn allgemeinen
8llltnergieBen uno miloer 3erltor-
ungsiudt.
u9ie 8olfer Ser @roe~, lagte Ser
Seilige 8ater, 0fleben INNER laltter
I'M 5rieoen, Inn 8rot uno INN Err
iprieBli9e Nrbeit. ueberaa, mo lie
Die gegenieitigen @%erbeerungen be-
tradten, meroen tie nit @bi9eu ge-
gen ben &rieg erfaBt. Sbnen ioate
Die Soffnung getpdbrt peroen, Bob
oieies Sabr ben Mnfang nelen @ie-
oeraufbaites bringen modte.
u8ir meiloen urs an Sene, sic
ben 8olfern @eredtigfeit bringen
fonnen. @ir iagen ibnen, oab
Starfe iid nibt Dor eigenem @roB-
NUT gu fiir6ten brau6en.
D9elegtet le1en Sene, Die cine ge-
re6te 2oiung fir oas &riegsiibel gu
finoen iudenl @eiegnet ieien Sene,
Die ben 8ooen fir Srieoen beiGen
@eiegnet ieien Scene, bic auf Ole
Stimmen Der Miitter borden, sic
lire Sobne nidt gebaren INN tie Dem
Sooe 81 opfern! @eiegnet ieien Sc
ne, Die auf Die Stimmen borden,
rDelde Inn 5rieoen INN 8rot unf
Inn frieolide 4rbeit flebenl @ebt
Semen, Die lire Madt auf Inter.
orifdung itiiben, auf Soltern In.
iduloiger nno auf nngeredtigfeitl"
Inter ge3ugnabme ailf ieine Srie.
oensbemiibungen i'm Muguit 1895
iagte Der Seilige @ater, uoie iebiger
greigniiie heueiien, mie &e9t pil
oamnls batten!"
SIN 8atifam miro gebofft, oie
neuerli6en @orte oes Yapites mod.
ten Die 5rieoensi6ritte foroern, oig
bon Der ipanii6en @egierung I'M
ternommeft poroen iino.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03
% HrO5ent Der clearinghouse 8eb1l-
fernng iin6 Neger

Na6 neueiten 4nga6en Ser ameri-
fanii6en 8olfs8dblungsbeb0roe be-
trug Die 3abl Der Neger in Der
Staot @aibington inn Sabre 1910
(obne 8oritaote) 1926. 9as lit
cine 3unabme bon 4t,8 8ro3ent inn
8erbGltnis gum Sabre 1880, mo- oie
3abl 132,068 mar. SIN Sabre 1910
6etU1g oieie Negerbep0lferung 28,2
Bro5ent Der geiamten gintpobner-
5abl 0es nOiitriets Of Columbia
pelde iid 1910 (obne 8oritaote) auf
663,091 belief. Sn5tpii6en fanlen
piele Neger pegen oeS &rieges bier
Der. 3ablt mon Die llmgegeno nit
(%glleranoria, Brentwood, GodDiae,
ETC., 10 o%iirften iiber 100000 0eger
oa6ei berausfommen. SIN gan5en
pu6s Die Neger6ebolferurtg Ser Ser
einigten Staaten, i'm 3eitrolm bon
1880 bis 1910, Inn 23,1 8ro3ent
Gin @aibington Inn 41,8 9ro3entD
40 Bro5ent aaer Neger mobnt iebt
in Staoten, uno nidt mebr, pie frii-
Der, auf Dem 2anoe. Sn Der Staot
Hep gorf, mo- oie 0eeer nun 6 Bro
sent auSma6en, nabmen iie in oen
lesten 10 Sabren Inn 1913 9ro3ent
81, in Sos angeles iogar Inn Ga
Bro5ent. @aibington ftGnoe alio
nod nidt gan5 an Ser Spite in Die
ier pro0entualen 8ermebrung ser
Neger.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03
GOinsen jett Oentider ariessbafen

Gas Stodbolmer uSpospensfa
0agblaoet" beridtete, ooB Der frii-
bere polnii6e Safen an Ser Oftiee,
@%oingen, BEL 9an8ig, nun elm Itarfer
oeuti6er Slottenitiibpunft lit, aus
Dem Die polniide @inmobneri1aft
gerdumt tpuroe.
9euti6e baben oie 8obnungen
Der Bolen be5ogen, sic Staot-Stra-
BEN puroen umgetouft, uno oie Dor
tigen poInii9-fatboliiden airden
fino geidloifen. Das friibere @otlio
beiBt iest @otenbafen.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03
MutObergnigMngss
faArteM witOer erlaM6t
9Dd leiSer fe6lt cs nOdJ an
8renmDl

Ole bebor0lide Geror0n1tng gegetl
i%ogenannte Neutrality-suspicious. per
9(uto uuroe oielen Mitttpo6 bis auf
@eiteres ou~fgeboben. 3ipilautofab-
rer broi6en olio nidt mebr oaralf
gefobt ieirL ouf Der StroBe angebal-
ten al ueroen, ODER beim @arten an
8erqniigungsltGtten nit elmer poll.
3eili9en 8orlooung 5ur &reisregu-
lierungSitelle fir @oiolin beOa6t 81
weroen. 0agegen beitebt feline Aus-
liGt ouf baIoige @rbobuug Der
8rennitoffrationen.
9Im 0ienstog oerfiinOete elm
&itn0fuuf, BOB Die @alolinrationen
in unierem Often am l.. September
o~efinitip ni6t erbobt merOen. 81
iagte &i6oro 6. Sorriion, Der 2ei-
ter Ser @aiolinratiouiermgs=A 6tei-
lung ser oO8A", in einem &aOio-
Snternieip.
Notwithstanding nidDt gcnug
Sinli6tli6 Oes ltmfangs Ser Ga
lolinrationen iino Die groBeren 3u-
meiiungen nod INNER elm %boffnltngs-
boiler @latt, iagte er, aber es fam
@o9en, ia-09onate oauerr, bis
oieier realiiiert meroen fam, 8or-
l1ufig fperoen tpeoer 81 nod g nod
6 9u6inbaber gum 1. September
ailf cine @r60bung red)nen fonnen.
n9ie @asbeitdn0e i'm Often IinO nieo-
rig llno baden mGbreno Ser leBten
bier @o6en iogor nod mebr abge-
erflGrte er.
Ser Dor 5tpei 8oGen borgenom-
meme oS1ritt" Der Gotionierungs-
fupons i'm MittelmeIten uno Siioen
BON A aitf 3 @alonen ipart tdgli1
$4,000 @alonen @aiolin Elm, 0uno
ga sic MISUNDERSTANDING in ie-
men Staten einen lleberlduB Der
geIt1n0e entite6en lGBt, Der Damn
i6lieBlib fir ben 3ipiluerbranf
nod Dem Often transferiert peroen
boffen mir geDiBlih aitf cine
@rb0bung Ser Hationen int Often
Iagte Ell.
g nno G-Sii6lein nmtaniden!
@r erinnerte ferner Die BETTER
bon g. uno G-8ii6lein oaB tie nur
nod 5pei Gage 3eit batten1 lire al
ten 8ii6lein gegen nene nm3utau-
I1en. Die Sonoer3utpeiiung bon
iiinf @aaonen @aiolin fir llrlaubS-
fabrten bon Angeb0rigen Der be-
lpaffneten Streitfrdfte ioate ON 1.
September erneltert meroelL CAB er
ebenfaQS befannt.
@erlpro1en mltroe Die Aufbe6ung
lbon Dor 5tpei @oden bon General
oireftor Gbelter 8omles, Der babei
iagte, oaB Die 9lutomo6ililten
lib Dies aud beroienen miiBten, in=
Dem iie ipariam fabren, INN Die @a-
iolin6eitGnoe anfpa6ien 81 laiierl.
&alte @o6nnngen in Nusiidt
fir SieIen @inter
@eeen Dem gusfaa Ser aoblen-
foroerung mdbreno oes beurigen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno aud me-
gen ser militdrii1en @in8iebung 10
pieler &raftmagenleiter, oie bisber
Goblen uno 8rennol fubren, beitebt
Die ausii9t, oaB iebr Diele 2eute bic
len @inter in ibren @obnungen uno
arbeitsiteaen frieren miiiien. SEER
unier Minilter oes Snneren,
beitdtigte am Dienstag oieie Idlim-
me 8efiir6tungen in elmer Yreiie-
fonferen5.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03
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Bale in SEEM Seriep perbaftet uno
ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aitf
@Qis Sslano iibergeben fpliroe.
&ar6er, Der friiber in 8eitmooO
mobnte, miro ais Der friibere gun0-
fiibrer bon Staten Sslano 6ei6rie-
ben. ST mar crit am %. Sum- aus
Dem 3u6tbaiis 2eaoenDortb in &an-
Jas, entlaiien moroen, na6oem er
bort % Monate alif @runo ieiner
8erurteilung ais ni6tregiitrierter
4gent Der oeuti6en &egierung Oer-
biiBt bate. or tpar oamals aud
81 $4,000 Celebrate perurteilt NOR
ben.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03

% sic Sbr Saus, M0beI,
@ntomobil ODER ionit etpas per-
ii9ern Donen, telepbonieren sic
bite an Serrh s. g.. @infIer,
9ational 1889 ODER ipreden sic i'm
giiro Dor: 710 Se9ite StraBe, Noro-
Deit. Sic beIfen oaour9 Dem
SournoI.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03

100 9riafbosen uno lmidlage
nit Namensauforud $500.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-03

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Ziegel-
maier of Birch street are spending
the season at st. Petersburg, Fla.
Misses Loa Nelson and Ruth Gal
latly of Oakland avenue have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Irlou Wilson
of Stillson road.
The Rev. DR.. Randolph Ray OF
New York City and Litchfield, rec
tor of the Church of the Transfgu-
ration Gittle Church Around the
Corner will introduce his daughter,
Miss Kathryn Hoffman Ray, to So
ciety, December %, at a dinner at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel preceding
the Junior Assembly dance at the
same hotel.
Mrs. Nicholas Pelpzer and Mrs.
William Keefe will be in charge of
the social and bingo to be held at
st. Cecilia's parish hall Thursday
afternoon at 2:15.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Mill Plain Union church will hear
Miss Aida Greer, superintendent OF
Waterbury hospital, during this
afternoons meeting to be held at
2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Peters of
Is Magil street announce the recent
marriage of their daughter, Mary, to
Harry S. Taylor, U. S. NJ, now on
active duty, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor of AZ Rose street. The
ceremony was performed OH Nov.
8 in New York City.
There will be a meeting of the
Italian American Women's Demo-
cratic club Friday evening, Dec. 10,
at s o'clock at the JacaruSo studio
on Bank street. Plan will be COM
pleted for the Christmas party. All
members are urged to attend.