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Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
Violations 

The following complaints, charging various fishing viola tions, were made yesterday to the U. s. Commissioner by Mark Logan, Bureau of Fisheries:
 Birger Hansen, John Rudick-- charged with commercial fishing in closed area. Turvo Ivey, John Rudick, Clarence George, Jacob Strand-- commercial fishing in closed area.
 Frederick Jenkins -barricading a salmon stream.
 Theodore Sargent, Steve Kat elnikoff, Edward Gardner fish ing in closed area and using more than one seine
 Paul Gilloth, Sam Sharp Tom Ell shaving and using more than one seine.
 Alex Panamaroff, Charles Rert Jacob Simeonoff--f sbing m a closed area.
 Jury trial in the latter case has been set for 80 pm today.
 Bill and Johnny Katelnikoff were fined $25 each for possess ion of an illegal seine by Con- missioner Naughton, and George Naumoff and Praecopia Ozhuwan were fined $50 each for fishing i {, closed area.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
To Show Local Movies

Colored motion pictures of the Fourth of July celebration in Kodiak, taken by James MartS, manager of the Orpheum, will be shown at free matinee at the Orpheum next Wednesday at 2 pm. The public is invited to attend the showing.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
Weeks News HighIights
Pacific Front

American army troops & ma rines who made a surprise land ing on Vella LaVella island, in the South Pacific, by-passing Jap held Kolombangara island, prepared for expected enemy land & air attacks. Landings were carried out at dawn after crossing narrow straits in Jap territory in bright moonlight. First to land were specially trained army combat teams. An army sergeant reportedly crack ed, "The army has landed and has the situation well in hand when the marines arrive" Japs made 5 bombing attacks during the first day American losses were 12 killed < 40 wounded. Japs lost 22 Zeros < 12 bombers during one day; ? US planes were lost. The advance placed Americans only 75 miles from the big Jap base at Bougainville. Allied bombers made 3 raids on 4 Jap air bases at Wewak on the North coast of New Guinea. In the latest attack z8 of 30 Zero interceptors were shot down. Bombers swept low over the airfields < completed devas- tation of planes caught on the ground.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
Church
 AppeaIs

My dear friends, the Army and Navy, the Mayor of Kodiak and council, all the people of | Kodiak and all Orthodox people lin all Alaska:
 With Gods help we have fin- ished our business with the in- surance company. The money is not enough to rebuild our his torical church in these times.
 In this matter we appeal to | you, our nearest friends, and to all Alaska, to help us in provid- ing money, material and work, as soon as possible, to rebuild our church, the loss of which was a great sorrow.
 Kodiak with put the church loses it's position of historical and spiritual prestige. All Alaska loses it's first and best monu- ment of it's history. Our military people, and all who have step ped into the Russian Greek Or thodox church, have felt the spirit of Baranov, Shelikof, and other Titanic figures On leaving the church they have had mark cd in their hearts a beautiful historical lesson That is why we believe all Alaska will wish to help us restore this monument olIr Holy church.
 It is believed whole-hearted cooperation can be expected from military personnel in the Kodiak area.
 believe the l50th jubilee of the rlse of Christianity in Alaska will be held in 1914 in the new church. Our first prayer, too, in the new church, will be prayer of glory and thanks to God for the victory of our Army and Navy over our enemies-and a prayer for peace for all.
 Toward this Holy purpose 1 make the first donation of my monthly pay of $50. With warm est and best regards to all, The Very Rev. Gregory Gleboff.
 Russian Greek Orthodox Church
 Building Committee
 The Very Rev. Gleboff pres.
 Mrs. Fieda Blinn, sec.
 MT. Ben Kraft, treas.
 Note: All checks and money orders should be made to Ben Kraft, treasurer, Building Com mittee, and sent to Mrs. Frieda BIlnn secretary, P. O. Box G, Kodiak, Alaska Every individ- ual donation must be given to the secretary, who will issue a receipt for it. At periodic inter- vals all donations will be listed Tn the Kodiak Mirror.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21

o. E. Jennings, of St. Louis, connected with the construction tlrm which will handle erection Of the new KEA power plant, was in town this week to make a preliminary survey of the project.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
World Front
ground

President Roosevelt & Prime Minister Churchill continued war conferences at Quebec, Can ada. Anthony Eden British for eign secretary, has arrived for the meeting & Secretary of State Hull is expected to join the conferences soon. Churchill asked newspapermen what they thought of the weather when they asked him what subjects
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
OPA Hits 

1CAUdlJVC dll dll SsCluChOo hc"F v been made to permit shipments of meat to Alaska outside the quotas recently set by the War Food Administration, according to the Alaska OPA. While ex- empting Alaska from original quotas, controls are provided to prevent excessive shipments.
 The quotas were based on per centages of the 194l meat ship ments, and Alaska OPA pointed out to Washington the increase in population in Alaska since that period and secured the new arrangement.
 The OPA statement said:
 "There is of course a national meat shortage and Alaska cer tainly should have no cause for complaint if she finds her supply under moderate controls. She has been affected by food short ages for less than any other place under the American flag
 'When they have time to think about the matter, Alaska will remember that they, too, are Americans and capable If tight ening up their belts as the rest of the country has been doing for months. In the meantime. scare editorials and headlines to the contrary, we do not contem- plate ratloning except as last resort.
 Ut should be called to the at tention that rationing is by no means the bugbear and mon strosity is has been made to be Should unforeseen events ulti- mately make it necessary to a. dapt a rationing program for Alaska, there is no reason for the general public to be concern ed over the matter Actually rationing is protective, not a menacing procedure, and very generally throughout the coun- try, in spite of it's manifest in conveniences, 1t has been grate fully accepted.
 "At present, Alaska's reduc- tion in meat supplies can easily be met by system of voluntary rationlng In country whose inland waters teem with millions of pounds of fish, that would present no serious difficulties. Newspapers radio stations, civic and commercial groups, and even private individuals can render a very constructive ser vice to the communities in which they live by getting behind a program to eat more fish That sort of program now, instead of insistent demands for special privileges for Alaska, should be the objective of every real Alaskan"
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
would be discussed. Atlantic Front

Navy Secretary Knox declared that Germans are ioslng subs in the Atlantic faster than they can replace them & are being forced to dig into reserves.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
European Front

Flying Fortresses & Thunder bolt fighters destroyed more than 100 Nazi fighters in most extensive operations of the USAAF. Victories were scored in heavy attacks On war plants at Schweinfurt & Cegensburg in South Germany.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
Meeting Monday

There will be a regular meet ing of the city council Monday evening at 8 pm at the city hall.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21
Mediterranean Front

Allied planes struck along both coasts of the Italian toe in force equal to the aerial peak of the SiciIian battle. Us cruisers & destroyers shelled the Italian mainland for the first time, steaming into the Gulf of Gloia off the west coast to blast install lations at Giola Taura & Palmi. Allied < Axis artillery exchang- ed long range blows across the gap between Sicily X the Italian mainland. Gen Eisenhower placed Allied losses in Sicily at 25, ,00O killed, wounded or cap tured. He estimated Axis casual ties at 135, ,000 killed or wound ed. Gen. Eisenhower stated Ger mans known to have been in Si- ely at the start of the campaign numbered 75, 1000, of which 6 to 1000 were captured & 24,000 killed or wounded. The enemy lost 26O tanks & 5O2 big guns destroyed or captured on the ground. Allied forces joined at Messina. the last Axis strong hold in Sicily, with the British
 (continued on page D
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21

Here is a detailed map of Kiska island, showing pl a ce names of the only remaining Jap base in the Aleutians. Frequency
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-21

of recent naval assualts has led to speculation that a sea-borne invasion of Kiska might be i'm pending.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02

re Gafencu, XII je Anglezem ma
klonjen in bi bill prava osebnost
"a zaeetek pogajanj "a mir z
zastopniki zaveznikov.
Turk v skrbeh
Ankara je v skrbeh in pazlji-
vo gleda preko Bospora. Jasno
je, da je Nemcija izgubila inici-
ativo, toda mnogo je Sc megle-
nih problemov ozadju: - a.
ko bi izbruhnila ma Balkanu
splosna revolucija, bi bio NOR
da najbolje, da tam nastopijo in
v imenu zaveznikov napravijo
red. Pri tenn bi Sc pa podali V
nevarnost, ,zaplesti sc v vojno z
Nemcijo.
Zavezniski in osiscni diplo-
matt v Ankari so opazili; da je
zadnji teden ambassador Franz
Won Papen odsel v Berlin ma po-
svetovanje S Hitlerjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
SpIe+ke evropskih
reokcionosev
Habsburzani .

Andre Visson, belgijski pu-
blicist, je v New York Herald
Tribune cd "a. januarja, v dol
gem clanku analiziral spletke
Otona Habsburskega in njih
posledice v slovanskih izseljeni-
skin krogih. Clanek povdarja
v naslovu, da so Otonovi. posku-
81 izzvali pravo poplavo prote-
stow. Srbi, Hrvati in Slovenci,
cehi, Ukrajinci ir Poljaki, vsi
pozabljajo svoje spore in emo
dusno obsojajo vsak poskus, da
Sc ia mrzki rezim zopet uvede
ma evropskih tleh.
Proti obnovi habsburske mo-
narhije sta vlozili proteste ce-
hoslovaska in jugoslovanska
vlada in Sovjetska Russia te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
Grccija

Pod vodstvom bivsih aktiv-
nih castnikov in nekega vaske-
ga duhovna drze grski partiza-
nj svoje gorato ozemlje in so
razrusili Is metrov visok jeklen
zelezniski most ma progi, XII je
bistvene vaznosti "a nemSke vo-
jaske tovore. Naeelniki partiza-
nov SO povecini clani repubIi-
kanske demokraticne stranke,
XII so trdno odloceni, protiviti Sc
zopetni uvedbi monarhije v Gr-
ciji. Malo jih je sicer, toda ven-
dar delajo Nemcem velike "a
preke pri zidanju utrdb in leta-
lisc, S katerimi nameravajo Ia
straziti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02

proteste moralno podpira. Mno-
go tujejezienih >casopisov v ze-
dinjenih drzavah jih krepko o.
dobruje. Srbski, hrvaski in slo-
venski casopisi so " tenn vpra-
sanju enodusni in so svoji o.
poziciji proti Habsburzanom "a
res slozni. Gospod Visson "a
kljucuje, da je politika Zedinje-
nih draw napram avstrijskemu
problemu naletela ma neprijetno
hud upor in to podrobno doka.
zuje z razlicnimi izjavami me.
rodajnih washingtonskih urad.
nih faktorjev. v zvezi z Otonovc
zadevo.
Protest proti nacrtom Couden.
hove-Kalergi-ja
NEW YORK, 26. januarja
(ONA) - Huda opozicija je
nastala v vodilnih krogih zedi.
njenih narodov proti pan-evrop.
skemu projektu bivsega av.
strijskega grofa Coudenhove.
Kalergi-ja, XII della propaganda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
"a svoj nacrt v tel dezei.
D.od lr,.nflr:,y., ,an ova -;

"a svoj nacrt v tel dezeli.
Pred kratl<im osnovani ev-
rppski zbor je izjavil, da DO boj-
lsotiral konefrsnco o povojni
organizariji Evrope, katero
skusa skiicati dne rs. marca
grof Coudenhove-K -Kalergi. Ev-
ropski zbor se ne bo udelezil te-
ga shoda, ker si steje v dolz-
most, delovati prot poskusom,
da be postavi Evropo ma teme-
lie, hi ne bi bill v popolnem So
glasju . .Anglijo in sovjetsko
Rusijo.
{ 'Obnova Evrcpe je nemogo-
ca ma zastarelih principih raw
notezja sil. Ixvesti jo je treba v
soglasju s popolnoma nasprot-
mimi naceli, namrec v okvirju
den1okratitne organizacije vse-
ga sveta."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
PoIozoi no Bo|konu

stevilni casopisi poudarjajo
vednoF iznova, kako nezadovolj-
most lin nemiri, izgredi, parti-
zanski boji in sabotaza nacifasi-
stienim gospodarjem ma Balka-
nu delajo vedno move in cedalje
hujse preglavice. Uplivni list
Weekly News Magazine Time"
je natisnil v svojem izvodu cd
Is. januarja naslednji elanek:
Pred izbruhom viharja
Bojazen, da bi utegnila Mem
cija izgubiti vojno - ali cello, da
jo je ze izgubila - je stresala
zadnji teden yes Balkan; odda-
ljeno grmenje je oznanjalo bill
zajoco Sc nevihto, revolto proti
nacizmu.
,, Madzarska
W Budimpesti je bilo organi-
ziralaa protinacistiena narodna
fronta, v kateri SO sc zdruzile
vse stranske opozicije pod ge-
slom: 'Zdruzenje v svrho osvo-
boditve''. Cilj: takojsnjen izstop
liz vojne z odpoklicom vseh
madzarskih vojaskih oddelkov,
XII Sc Sc nahajajo ma ruski from
ii; pretrganje odnosajev S sila-
mi osisea; svoboda govora, ca
sopisja in zborovanja; preklic
vseh protizidovskih zakonov;
agrarna refornaa.
Berlin je porocal, da je bile
aretiranih 664 komunistov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
Obiekfiyno poroc1o
poroSevalco Sulz-
bergerio
tNadaljevanje 8 l. strani,

poveljstvu Osvobodilne armade
SO Kosta Macy, Dapcevic, po-
rocnik Dudic In neki misterijo-
zen moz, nazivan Tito. Tito je
baje Rus. Nekateri partiEani
pravijo, da je to Vasilij Lebed-
jew, bivsi svetnik sovjetskega
poslanistva v Beogradu, ko SO
Nemci vdrli v Beograd.
Mihajlovicevi pristasi v Lon
donu pravijo, da ina Lebedjev
ma razpolago veliko vsoto de-
narja-nekateri trdijo da cd
$13, 100000 do $35, ,000, 900, $
katero financira partizane.
Izjaue p0sla'aika BOgOnsoloUa
Toda Aleksander P. Bogomo-
low, sovjetski poslanik pri vseh
zamejnih vladah v Londonu,
pravi, da je Lebedjev zaposlen
v rnoskovskem zunanjem uradu
in da DO najbrze prisel kmalu v
London. Bogomolov je dejal,
da je videl OBJ svojem zadnjem
obisku v Moskvi tam Lebedje-
va. Toda maj je ze kdorkoli, re-
ceno je, da je misterijozni Tito
nacelnik staba Osvobodilne ar
made. Dejanski vojni poveljni-
XII pa SO Kosta Macy, Dapcevic
in poroenik Dudic. Cd teh je
najvaznejsi Macy, ker je on
poveljnik ma najaktivnejsi from
ii v Bosni.
Kosta Nagy je Srb
Partizani, XII so sluzili pod
MIN, izjavljajo da je Macy
Srb in izhaja liz dobre beograj-
ske rodbine, in da nj Marzar,
"a kakrsnega ga razglasajo Mi
hajlovicevi pristasi. Kosta Ma
gy je nom de guerre"-vojno
ali privzeto ime; njegovo prvo
'ime je resnici Peter, drugo
ime pa je tajnost.
6pfu knyuuDisfny,
Nagyjevi borci Sc razlikuje-
jo cd drugih skupin po svojem
odznaku, ma katerem je en-
blem kladiva in srpa. Njihova
bojna oprema je V najyecji me-
ri odvisna Cd orozja, XII ga Ia
plenijo sovraznikom in cd svo-
jih tovarn "a izdelavo manjSe-
ga orozja, pusk in samokresov.
100 tank0U in 100000 gallon
gusoiina
Ko je bila republika v Uzi-
cab ma vrhuncu svoje moci, so
imeli partizani 100 tankov, XII
so jih uplenili Italijanom, ma
kar so jih njihovi mehaniki po-
pravili v tovarnah in delavni-
cab v Uzicah. Partizani so "a
plenili tudi 100000 gallon ga
solina. Ko so Sc partizani umak-
Mill il Uzic, so masinerijo po-
skrili ali pa njene posamezne
dele odpeljali S tovornimi avti
proti zapadu.
Jutri bono objavili drugi "a
nimiv clanek porocevalca Sulz-
bergerja il lista "New York
Times"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
Runnunija

Ministrski predsednik Jon An
nonescu Sc je zadnji teden Vr-
nil liz Hitlerjevega vojaskega
glavnega stana, kjer sc je yes
dan pogovarjal z Adolfom in
nekaterimi njegovih najvaznej-
sih generalov.
LIZ Berna naznanjajo, da je
Hitler odlocno odklonil olajsati
svoje zahteve glede rumunskih
pomoznih Get. Nasprotno, Hit
ler je baje zahteval cello Sc vec
rumunskega petroleja in Get,
toda mani .kricanja. Zadnji te-
den je prisel V zenevo bivsi ru-
munski. zunanji minister, Grigo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
DO YOU WANT ABABY?
tlsw Ntsmia eembiaaiion Brings Hope
q childiess Homes

No,hing equals baby TO bring con-
,plete unity and happiness into the home
and tie husband and wife together in q
stronger bond of enduring love and mu.
tual interest. Divorce is rare in the homes
Of couples chat have children.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
Bolgarija

I, Oborozena vstaja sirokih
ljudskih mas je bila to pot zatr-
ia - 25,000 ljudi je bilo areti-
ranih in ustreljenih takoj prve
.dni. Uporniki SO bill Rusom pri-
jazni in mnogi cello naklonjeni
komunizmu. Podtalni casopis
|bolgarskih komunistov, Rabot-
|nicesko delo, je tako dobro ure-
.jevan in razsirjen, da ga sved-
sko easopisje pogosto citira v
svojih clankih.
Uporniki so 1apadali zelez-
niske proge in policijske posta-
je. Skozi sedem dni so bile vse
telefonske in brzojavne zveze
Bolgarije z inozemstvom pretr-
game. Ia izbruh ljudske nevolje
'pripisujejo porocilom, da je
kralj Boris privolil v to, da gre
20 divizij pomagat Hitlerju ma
rusko fronto.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11

reports back to the whole body Of the
Grand Jury.
I have not commented on any Of
the cases which might come before
you at this term because l think that
the fair and impartial investigation
which you are required to make should
not be influenced by any comments
from the Court in advance Of such
investigation. l know Of no unusual
cases that may come before you.
You will notice that you by your
oath are required to keep secret ev-
erything that happens in the Grand
Jury room. That is most important
because leaks from the Grand Jury
room frequently result in the es-
cape Of people whose cases are being
investigated if they are not already
under bond or in jail, so that when
your leave the Court House you SIM
ply forget anything that has trans
pired in that room.
1t is important that you promptly
assume your duties and conclude them
as speedily as may be consistent with
the thorough investigation of all mat
tiers which may be brought before
you.
That this Court is of the opinion
that you will promptly and well per
form the duties to which you are
summoned, is attested by the fact that
you have been selected to serve as
Grand Jurors.
Swear the Bailitf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
SANG RUN

Mrs Franklin Warwick and Mrs.
Oris Mccormick, Barton, were dinner
guests of Mrs Wilbcrt n Savage,
recently.
Mrs. Paul McCrobic and son visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gcorg, of the Cove, over the weekend.
Mrs. Martha Sincs and Miss Ruth
Sislcr FricndsviIlc, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. j. Alvin
Friend.
Miss Vida Savage, employed at
Kcyser, is spending several weeks
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton r. Savage
Miss Margaret Hoyc, employed by
the Navy Department in Washington,
has returned to her position after
spending brief vacation here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Hoyc
Mrs Mahlon Railcy, McHenry, and
Miss Helen Miller, F1endsville, were
recent guests of Mrs, j. Alvin Friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Thomas and
Family, Oakland, spent Sunday here
with Mr., and Mrs Samuel J. Thomas.
Clayton Wolfe, Terra Alta, visited
friends here on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Savage and
family IIopwood, were Sunday visit
ors at the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Joe
Dewitt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
JENNINGS

Old Man Winter took charge of the
weather the first part Of March. Rain,
snow, hail and wind prevailed over the
weekend, Just when we were expect
ing Miss Lady Spring to be just
around the corner.
Mrs, Clyde Yommcr and Miss Lii
liam Swaugcr left last Friday for
Curtis Bay, near Baltimore to visit
Mr.. Yommcr and Harry Swaugcr.
Miss Swaugor will return Tuesday,
but Mrs. Yommer plans to stay few
weeks with her husband.
Clark Wilbun has been i'll as a
result of an attack of grip.
Miss Caroline Fink has been en-
ployed at the CasscIman Hotel at
Grantsvillc for the past two weeks
as a substitute, but plans to return
to Frederick this week
Ernest Handwcrk and sons Roy and
Emmons visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Platter on Sunday
Luther Miller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
10y Miller, is among the list Of in
ductees to leave on March a.
Perry Wilburn is employed by the
Marquette Baily Lumber Company
east of Grantsvillc.
Robert Bttingcr and HeisIlcl1
Swaugcr have secured employment al
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
MT. LAKE PARK
Save The Tin Cans

If you haven't been doing this sal
wage Work-saving your tin cans
then you are neglecting an important
phase of Home Front defense. AL
ready the Boy Scouts of Loeb Lynn
have been making their collection and
soon the members of the troop of this
community will begin to gather them.
Remember the cans must be clean and
free of labels. Cut out the top and
bottom, slip these two pieces inside
the can and then fatten. Its not hard
to do and it will help win the war
Personals
Friends here will learn with regret
Of the death Of Mrs. Henry May, for
many years a Park resident but who
has been residing in Hagerstown for
some years. Her death occurred in a
Baltimore hospital last Thursday.
The body was taken to Hagerstown
where interment was made in the
East Haven cemetery Sunday after
noon. Surviving are two sons, Harvey
z ond Cboy+o1. 4 Nov Ho,. sis+or
!, low ,1rs 11.r,. ,ro,. l,aa .o+,,,.,,J
from, R,l+ir,oro .,d I1a,ro,.sto,,,,,
Nrs Tobn c+o,,on.or 6. nd l,o.
sistor Me- z NJ Doano aa,,,o fra,,,
Cumberland T,osdar ard a++ondaJ
-. N-.:.l.l..l,.l -,
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Nv and Me- r;a,o+b,. 71ooa to,.o
rocaivod vord fran, tho;, soa p,t
c1o,n pota,t ,rao, ny. /, ~.
Stationed a. +sa Cha,.IS1 I ~ = p .'9"
,.arl,s ad at.a,l. - ~, ,oa.I ,r. 10,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
Butch is on a
BALANCED DIET!

IHIs situation isn't covered by
Army regulations. But we're
betting that Butch will find a
way to handle it,
In fact, we electric companies
know just how he feels. We have
the same problem. Right now,
we're being called on to balance
good service and low, regulated
rates against fast-climbing costs
and tremendously increased
demands for electric power.
We're doing it, too. Filling
all our war orders. Giving
America far more power than
all the Axis countries combined.
Pushing production up and up.
-. And besides that, we're bal
ancing a big plate of taxes.
Don't get US sorong. We know
the need OF wartime taxes. We're
proud that business.managed
electric companies paid 1920
100000 in taxes last year. That
was 23c out of every dollar you
paid US = Sc to local and state
governments - l5c to the fed
eral government = enough to
outfit 1857, 762 buck privates.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11

Lucy Meyers, which occurred in Mos
COW one day last week.
Mrs. Fannie Weitzell has returned
home after having visited with rela-
tives in Frostburg.
Several small children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Wilhelm were i'll last
week but are now much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner, re-
Gently married, are on their honey
moon trip to cities in the east. They
plan to return here soon.
Vernon Michael, who is an en-
ploye at the Celanese works in Cum
berland, spent last weekend here
with his parents,