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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Gambling Gar
's~-y..
Shot in CHICAGO

CHICAGO March 2 ,UPl
John Joseph Williams. south side
gambling king was Won n q d
critically today as the underworld
battlcd for control OF the city'S
gaming empire lett leadcrlcsS by
the suicide of Frank Cthe En-
forccrl Nltii
Williams was shot driving his
car nj his gambling district.
Seven shotgun Slugs entered his
arms and back.
Williams recently was acquitted
Of the murder Of Martin tSonny
Boy Quirk, a rival gang leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Blast Injuries Kill Woman

Mrs Dora Ehlert "a Of 4S7 W.
Margaret, is dead today of injuries
suffered Saturday IN gas furnace
explosion IN hcI home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
HoLDUP PISTOL UNLOADED

Nearby police found the ban.
dts car which they believe he
had stolen IRE army pistol used
in the holdup was moi loaded and
the man had no cartridges IN the
car or IN hiS pockets
Police said the woman admit
ted she had accompanied the man
Yesterday IN the holdup of August
Stobbes 50. Of 502S Whitefeld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
East Gets Texas Oil

LINDEN. ". j.. March. 3 tINS)
Badly needed petroleum from
Texas poured Out of the 1475-
mile little inch" today IN IFS first
day of operation al IT'S eastern
terminus at Linden. y. J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
TWO FRONTS
TOdGy's
W ar Nap:

Map tN iI4te HIdN ANS
Maps showing m a jOr
gains on two Allied fronts.
The map at the left shows
the AnziO beachhead with
dotted line indicating the
big NaZi thrust which was
turned back by an Allied
cOunterattack tarrow).
Map on right shows Narva,
which has been encircled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
HINTS or CHECKS

II did not" Marshall replied
Sigler declared ne would prove
that all % indicted lawmakers
received money from HemanS H.
the bathroom Of Room SIS m the
Olds Hotel
The prosecutor intimatod that
he had the Cancelled checks Which
he claims were given 10. these
lawmakers and that he would
introduce them soon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
States Officials Back
Service Ballot af I8
Continued from Page one)

the legislature could do il over
night"
Larry Knox. state commander
Of the American Legion
Personally | think that II a
man is otd enough to fight ne il
old enough to vote. We should
lei him have something To say
about how we run this country
he is fighting for"
Rep Fred Bradley;
elf a boy j. old enough Ia
fight for his country AT ~ he is
old enough 10 vote for the peO-
pie he wants To run it,
Rep. Roy Woodruff:
II am veteran of two wars
and | didn't miss the Civil War
very far. Sure If the law would
give the fighting man something
Ia say about the country he is
fighting for, I'm for il. :"
IT'S LITTLE ENOUGH
Rep George G. !Sadowski'
IF a boy is old enough to be
dragged off to war al ~ he il
old enough 20 vote. I'm for IT,"
Rep Louis {. RAbaut
III "A boy is old enough 10
carry n gHn and master the in
triCacieS of war. he should be old
enough 10 vote. II is little
enough To give him the right 10
ballot"
Rep John Lesinski:
IF man il old enough 10
fight, why isn't he old enough to
vote? His present day education
plus wspapers, radio and his
experience in war qualities him
TO know what he wants"
Congressman who were non.
commital stating that they hac
not had sufficient tluc TO study
the proposition" were George a
Dondero. John B. Bennett. 'Barte
=. Jonkman, John Dingell anc
George y. O'Brien.
Rep, Earl {. Kitchener said
II am not persuad' | that this
should he done don't know
whether IL would he wise thing
TO do"
TOO TICkLISH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
THE DETROIT TINES
OPA Ups Points
Oh Canned Fruit

WASHINGTON, March Thanks to last years victory
gardens Tie rn values canned vegetables from March
ro,cb Arr will BE- The Lowest since fau0ning started the
values. however, VIII ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Thug Slain
I'm 9sarh
Of Soldier

Continued from Page One)
tag bore the name az Claude r.
Miller OF Jasper Ind. and The
beneficiary named was Claude Mil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
TOO TICKLISH

Reps. Jesse p. Wolcott and
Clare T. Hoffman said the propo-
Sition was too ticklSh 10 express
an opinion at this time
City Clerk Thomas Lcadhetter-
"SIlre they Should vote. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
Graft Witness
Admits Senate
Was fabricated
By FRANZ MORRIS
r,,,e. star Correspondent

LANSING. March S--Tcs'ro7.
that the Senate vas pcrieg'A
fabricated" hen T. passed fne
small loan ban Al tfc 1888 ,es-
sion was In t,se record taesN a
the examination az fho lo 0-'~.--
Tors and 4i--v-r- f----r----- 3
officials accused oi aLlH'fr
Over strenuous objections a>
defense attorneys ProSeco'or him
Sigler presented a letter sag Ten
bv Claude = Marshall Z '>.n5
attorney. 70 John F7ancotN Dee
troit manager OF Jhe Associates
iraiscaaazf- Gnr.A--a -d1l1--L------ IL
which Marshall sad
II am more convinced than
ever that senate Bill ~. ,'It
small loan measure. was per
fectly fabricated before u was
let loose I'm the senate ! soc
that Senator Flynn appointed
on the conference COMMITTEE
senator Burhans. The intro
Queer Of the hill. and senator
MunShaW. chairman of the
state affairs committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03


from 8 20 is points higher.
T#e 1TA ogitred point values
-f ues-. fawsthtS. corn and a-pai-
7-..S rFIacCitWo 10 eight points
b cam .-frCfsro sunday
tt tla same J0e Tho point
,a.e .f '8rf was Tc1ucCI 10 zero
whom the War Food Admlni>iNas
ta. rOrlcl. DPA that 200 ll1.1
I-ssna-.. HAf be- available ier ra-
-ru-r- t1 t.-yttrtrS curing March
.r.,ua az rae. original ALLEGATION
ot $4,000. e-o pounds.
Lr. CPA added IS to"12 points
TO nt March value r0t peaches,
pears. apples and other canned
tru.fS-fo pat consumption I'M line
yT---rr7 T--T---T- -y-Tt7T TUFViIT7- I0e
movement Of ct0ued fruits 10
aculnrLs has biNn lI6 pCl cont
.87ty~ han >chGiu.cd OPP sud.
TONNTOFJuCE Up
r.usto gef Was increased
Hu. points J1ta now value of
AK points and grapefruit Juice
-.-l.-l -@a------sa .tpteHe- f--++f4t
point r.g,io1S tor March did
MOI affect ru ,sa f6alis, preserves.
1sH.as div beans Tanned soups
and bshV foods. which VIII retain
taar February values
Major point changes far The
----------- f---rr+tr
PEAS No - cam cat =
oart. t6..,,npW value of 3 point,
9.r4r ASPARAGUS. down from
rs no M. CORN. down from so
tn s EACUU PACK ED
CORN. down from s 10 S and
TOMATOES, down frcn 40 10 5.
APPLES No. . cam ND from
10 points to IS. APPLESAUCE.
-l4n -l-ala- -4e-2zt5. MINED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
WOMAN SHOWS AVERSION

Il heard the woman say Let's
get out of here" ElSSa told po-
Ice. but ri that moment he
pulled the gun from his OYER
coat pocket II was then that
the woman told me II was a
stickup'
The bandit started around the
counter toward the cash register
but biS gun caught on a paper
hOtdrr At that instant FiSsa
drew his own IS callbcr pistol
from under the counter and shot
the gunman twice IN The groin
and in the back The uniformed
man fell dead before he reached
The door
The woman escaped hut Mas
traced 10 her ho1eEroum by police
through a small photograph which
she dropped IN her flight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
STARS DENOTE sBATTLEs

II fUTr- r'JTyreT ir-yvaS SAID r7at
tsf7urip-g r. Writer tad rrccutfy
been transferred to- Fort sheridan
Ills record otGror, said was not
available
The thlgc stars on The uniform
-HA++4te three major battles and
the campaign ribbon is The one
worn by veterans of the African
campaign
Police were endeaVorIng TO Get
I'm touch with authorities IN Jasper
70. assist in Identifying the dead
t-+ft
The gunman and the girl EIsSa
sand entered his store shortly
after a m. when hc was alone
Trey purchased a cake he and
but fingered in the store and
talked IN an undcrtonc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

9ie 5rauen mogen itd troften NIT
Ser slnfiinoigung, oab gplonltrinpte
nad) Dem ariege tpieoer erbaltlid ftno,
uno oaB tie in5piiden unferen Soloa'
ten, be1onoers in ben Eropen, bic mtb'
tiq1ten Dienite leiiten. Eermiten aer.
freilen fein Nplon, uuberoem aerre1bf
es id)perer als oas setpobnli9e gses'
tud uno lit iiberbies leidter. Us
miro fir oie Megenndutel Der Col
baten benubt, fir 8ooenoeden, Bett'
tiider ulp. MuBerbem labt it6 ertpar'
ten, oaB sic Nplonitriimpfe nod Dem
arieg nod beiier iein meroen als Die
Ieitberigen - iagt man.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

runasmitteln entiteben bereits int
Osagen ano Darm Ourd anfipaltiing
uno nn1Iogerung einfadere 9emtibe
3uder, sic in bie 2eber gebro9t uno
BORT auf fnnitretbe art al1 @lDtogen
oufgebaut meroen. aber nt4t nur
@lpfoeenfa fabrit tit oieie Sonoerabte1'
lung Der 2eber, fonbern al,glet9 atd9
5peiderraum fir oieien Stoff, Der
inn geoarfsfaue tpteber an ben Sor'
per ausgegeben pirb. 9ie 8eoeutrng
Ser @lpfogenIpntbeie unb 'ipeiderrng
in Der 2eber liegt mobl oarin, etne al1
rei6li6e 3ufubr bon 3uder In oen
a0rper gu perbinbern. 60 iorgt Die
,2eber au6 oafiir, oaB bas Blut ME
mebr ober penieer als genau Oh D.
s. 3uder entbGlt. 5prist man tn Die
8Gutbobn zines @eiunoen eine ton'
aentrierte 3uderloiung, 10 miro man
not) nenigen Minrten in elmer Blut'
trobe bod nidt mebr als O.1 b. ..
3udergebo1t feltiteaen fonnen. 90
prompt mirb bon Der 2eber Der iiber'
fdi11ige 3uder abgefangen, gu @lp'
foaen umgebaut uno als gorrat ee'
Ipeic)ert. 8eim 3udertrunten lit Steie
llmlebung erbeblib geitOrt. Ser f'ir
Die 40rper. uno @etpebsernGbrung 10
piftiqe Eroubenauder miro bon ibm
unausaeIebt nit Dem Sarn auseet9te'
Ben. Die @lpfoeenborrdte Der Seoer
fonnen Big 5u 16 Bro3ent oes 2eber.
qetpidts betraeen. 2eibet Der Wtenl9
Sunqer, bonn tpiro oas Weagoain ge'
6ffnet, @lpfogen beroorgebolt, an Srt
uno 9tene ser bette Nabr' uno
8rennltoff, Granddaughter, oarans
fobriaiert unb Dem &orper augefibrt.
9lud5 Bel Weusfelarbeit miro Seber'
alpfogen berbrau6t, rno atpor tn I'M
qebeurer Menge. Sn 5 biz 6 Stur1'
Ben angeItreneter Mustelarbett mnB
bie 2eber ebenlobiel Eronbenauder
ousqeben, mie BEL bier Bo6en lange
onbalten6em Sungern bonn &orper
gebrol16t piro.
g2of neuern l1nteriu6ungen miro
audi oos Sibrinogen, Elm fiir bic glut'
qerinnung BEL 8erlebungen tn14ttger
5toff, BON Der 2eber gebiloet.
WohrIheinIit1 bolbrin9t oteIes mo"
oerne 2aborotortum nod etne ga1oe
g3eibe bon 8unbern, bic big beute
nod ni6t erforidt fino."
0as bette Wittel, 2eber uno @aAe
in beitem 3uitano 81. erbalten, tit oos
BON 8farrer Rneip uno allen gtatnro'
putben empfoblene 8ermutpuloer -
pulperiaeo pormtpooo. Man itreue bet
ieber WeabIaeit in bic Suppe ooer
auf anoere 5peiien eine Wetfertp1se
bon 8ernnutpu1ber, 6reima1 tagltdh.
4ud @ermut als See getrunten TT
1ebr pirtiom. BUR geborigen Onr9'
ipnlune Der 2eber iollte man tdslt@
piel @a1ier trinfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

Mrs. so. S., senn.

u 3
nerbise an id5iisen uno ieine Geiuno-
belt in grten1 3uitatroe 81. erbalten.
lin ii6 fiibl 81 balten, 10 miro biel-
fo9 gegIonbt, niiiie man ii6 mogli6it
pieler Gleioiingsitiide e1tlebigen iino
nn0glidft bieI Gisfaltes idIuden, mas
al[es total nerfebrt lit. I'm Die Sise,
Bic uns ungibt uno bic bur9 Irbeit
uno anItrengung iid in inherent &or-
per bilbet. r10glifit ab5ubalter, iollte
man ben Rorper oabur6 fiiblen, oaB
man i'm nit lautparmem 8aiier
pdidt uno our6 bic 2uft trodnen
ldBt. gispaHer fiiblt fir ben Weo-
ment, tpenn man ii6 oarin mdidt
ODER ipenn man es trinft, aber es 'er>
bist ben Rorper au gleider Belt lno
foroert bas Sd1pisen. &iblung ourd
lauparmes 8aiier bdlt Idnger on.
2oie aniisenoe uno aus 8aumtpoue
ODER 2einen berseitellte aleiounes>
ftiide eeboren, gana ungea6tet Der
Wooe, au Der ibeolen Sommerbeflei>
bung. 8eite aleioer itno biel paifen-
Der fir bic belize Sabres5eit, oent bic
@eidibte Iebrt uns, oaB tpeite Rode
in ben beiBen @egen6en pom Mdnnern
uno Srauen borge5ogen tpuroen uno
nod iperoen, un6 oaB bic Soien ibren
l1riprung in ben f6lteren @egenoen
baben.
@etpiiie geabrrngsmittel er5eugen
mebr @drme als an6ere, genou TO-
nte aoblen mebr Site eeben als Sol5.
Darum iebe man au, baB Die Cont
mernabrrngsmittel nid3t 3u BEN bise-
er5eugenoen geb0ren.
Rabrunesuittel, tpel9e gr0Bere
SiBe erseuge1l, fino auder, 1n6 it6rfe-
baltiee 9abrunesntittel, Sette un6
giiife. Semitic l1nb Srii6te eraeueen
tpenig 8drme uno iollten I'M COM
mer benor5uet tper6en.
Nibt Elm ie6er fann groBe Mengeu
bon roben @emiiien uno Sriidten 81,
fid nebmen; oarum foIte rrtan ge-
fo6te GENTLE uno ge6Gn1pfte Sriidte
Dem 5ommeripeiieaettel beifiigen.
Durd 6ieie 0obr,tng erbdlt man ben
R0rper angenebm Hill.
8ier fiiblt pobl augenbltdlid,
mabt aber nod mebr S9tpeiB. See
Cream tiiblt aud nttbt, oenn es &C.
bort 5u ben 5uder uno itdrfebaItigen
RabrunesmitteIn uno eraeust nod
oem @enuB f6rperIihe Site.
5ommergetranfe fonen narm ODER
angenebm fiibI fein, aber 1tidt els
falt. 9urb ben @enuB BON betBen
@etrdnfen nruB man 1pobl CUR 3eit
Der 3uitbnabme fhipisen, aber fie
fiiblen ben Rorper fpdter erbebIid ab.
&alte @etr6nfe itin1,1lieren bic Site
proouftion 6es R0rpers. @etr6nfe bon
Baffer nit Srudtidften permiidt,
ODER @emiiieidfte bon Eomaten unb
5auerfraut nirfen erfrii9eno uno
tiibleno. .
@s lit ferner feitseiteut tpor6en,
6oB nil6es 5alatpafier febr fiibleno
ipirft. BiiienfdaftIer baben ausge-
f,tnoen, oaB bic 4oblen. ,lnb Berg
nerfsarbeiter, tpelde ettpas Sala gum
Srinftpaifer fiigten, bieI beiier bie
Sise ausbalten fonnten aIs iolde, bic
MIR reines Erinftpoiier au iih nab-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

|nte1toe Wlii0igfeitsgefIhl fontntt le.
|oigIi6 oaber, bob Der 4orper our6
|oas g6Disen 5upieI Sol5 berliert.
SontmerIidt lit beiliam, Ran fann
bic Saut aud brdl1nen, obne iih Der
@efabr oes 5onnenbronoes aus5uiet.
|3en. gs lit Eatiade, bob Sonnen.
brand bobes Sieber, Delirium nno
Sirnbautentaiinoung + er b rbringen
|uno ben COB 8ur Solge baben fann.
g8enn Elm Drittel beg 9orpers bon
Der 5onne perbrannt lit, fann oies,
|aud obne bob itd 8laien 5eigen ben
|Eoo berbeifiibren. 8enn man ben
R0rper ni6t in re6tem MaBe Der
Come ousiett, 10 lit Dies geiunobeits'
| IIhGoli6. Man ioIte bic Saut a1lmab'
lid bon Der Come brdunen loiien.
Ser Il. g. Sc unbbeits0ienlt gibt
foIeenoe Mittel gegen Seilung bon
5onnenbranb ODER SonnenItid be.
tonnt: Man nebme elm babies Bint
|beibes 8aiier unb loIe einen flahen
gBI0ffel bon 8oriGure (Boric acto)
oarin ouf fiige ferner 20 Sropfen
bon 9arbolidure bin5u uno i9ittele
es gut our6. Die berbrannten Stelen
Iollte man nit einem in oiefer So
iung getunften 8attebaufd beneten
o6er mitteIs zines 3eritdubungsoppo-
rotes oon1it beipreneen. Nan iollte
|oieie 20iung aber ni6t in bic Saut
einreiben. 8enn erForoerlt4, fonn
man bic 5telle iebe babe StunOe nit
ser 20iung anfeudten.
Oie @rfobrung bat gelebrt, aaB
BON ol1en &leiberfarben bic meiBe uno
uberboupt bene Sarbe am beiten ge=
gen oie betBen Sonnenitrablen l6itbt.
Mon pf1egt oaber in BEN Sropen
tpeiBe sln3iige gu tragen, uno on6
oie l1niformen Der tropii6en S6ub'
truppen fino aus oieIem @runbe bon
penn ni6t gerooe tpeiBer, 10 bod me-
|nigitens gelbltder ooer grauer Sar=
be- geeneroings baben nun engliide
sSorI6er in oen Sropen umfaiienoe
8eriu6e iiber Die S6usnirtung Der
beri6ieoenen Sarben gegen Die Come
anee1tellt uno itn0 babel gu Dem iiber-
roI6en6en @rgebnis gefommen, oaB
oos Beib in 6ieier Sinltdt nod bon
Dem Rot iibertroffen miro. @s 3eigte
T6, oaB rotgetIei6ete Guropaer unter
Der Sonnenglut bie1 uentger lttten,
als meiBgetIeibete. S6on Dor Sabren
tpuroen in England fir Die &olonial-
truppen beionoere Stoffe bergeIteat,
Die nit elmer eingetpebten rotten I'M
erf6idt berfeben ftno.
- ". M., Gplp. -
Do ssbre Infrage aud bon anoern
neuen 2eiern uno 2eierinnen geiteut
porben, miro ,Sbnen uno allen Gn'
bern cine Idngere un6 eenal.e abbano'
lung iiber 2eber uno @alle ertpiini6t
Iein. 3ubem fino Stor,neen BON Se-
Der uno Gale 10 bdufig, oaB ieoer-
mann genau 8ei6eio piiien ion, Inn
iolden 2eioen por5ubeugen uno Die
,ielben au beilen.
2eber uno Gale geboren 5u ben
pibtigiten Organen 6es menf9liden
&0rpers, uno tpenn lie beibe rtbtig
.funttionieren, lit Der gan5e aorper in
Sronung. Cine populdre grfldrung
iiher hieien @eaenftnltn1 aibt Elm er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-14

ItDltrfeltgen SeDer3ellen DeElauIeH,a
fIiebt bie galle i6IieBIid tt Oem fait
|bleiitiftoiden Sauptgaaengang our
@aIlenblaie; oieie bidt bic @alle elm
uno gibt ie nod 8eoarf an ben Darn
ab. go Iiefert Die 2eber tdglih Elm
Quart @aIle, bic fir oen Rorper our
geregelten Gettberoauung unentbebr'
Hid lift. Die 8eltaitnoteile Der Gale
peroen oIe bon Der 2eber gebiloet,
p6breub oas 8lut oos Gobmaterial
oa5u Iiefert. gs beltebt aus ben in
Der 2eber oufgeloiten rotten 8lutfor'
per6en. 9enn Die 2ebensoauer zines
8luttorperdens i'm 8lutfreislanf be-
| trGgt nur 6 big 8 8oden; oann bot
es feline 56uIoigfeit eeton, fomnt IN
oos 2aborotorium oer' 2eber, miro
3erleet, oufgeloit uno in 8onenltofte
umgepanoelt.
Die eroBortigite 2eiitung Der Seber
lit aber Die @r5eueune Oes Sarnitoffs.
8as menIdIi6em @rfinbergeilt crit
|1828 gegIiidt lit - Die tiinltli6e Ser
IteIlung elmer 4oblenitoffeperbin
oas ma6t bic 2eber in ieoem Wfen"
I6enforper i6on ieit SabrtanIenoen.
@us ben Gnopro6uften oes @i@weiB-
itoffme6IeIs 9obleniGure uno &mmo'
niof, bic ben a0rper nergtften pilr'
ben, biIoet Die 2eber in bo4It Der"
mideltem Aufbau ben bormlo1en
Sarnltoff. 35 @ramm Sornitoff, aus
giftigIten uno idGblidltenIt 9eltano'
teilen auiommeneeiebt, fdeioet Der
Menid normalermeiie taglid i'm Sarn
aus.
aus oem 3enfern oes genoilenen
6leiides miro in Ser 2eber bic Sarn-
Iaure bereitet, Die, tpenn lie oermebrt
ins 8lut geleitet mirO, our 8i6t uno
gu benz re6t i6mer5baften @idtontoh
fiibren fann. 0esbolb lit benz @td"
tifer 5ablrei6e S1eii6foit perboten.
|5ein R0rper fonn Die SarnIonre n1bt
perarbeiten, Ser geplagte &rante be-
tdme erneut feinen gefiir6teten @i6t'
anfaa.
5ebr interelant lit Der intern1e>
oiare Settltoffpe6iel, BEN Die 2eber
faIt aGein beberridt. SoGlen poH1
&0rper Sette oerarbeitet tperoen 10
peroen Tie in bic Serenfii6e oer 9e-
ber gei6idt> INN BORT in einfodere
6emiI6e Stoffe geipa1ten uno abee'
baut 3u tperoen, bic oem &orper als
@nerqiequelle oienen. 8eim 3uder'
franten arbeitet oieie Sonoerabteilung
Der 2eber fir Sen intermeoiaren 5ett'
1tofftpedlel ni6t mebr oronungsge7
mdB. Die 2eber 6es 3udertranten
fann Die Settitoffe nidt mebr rtdttg
aerlegen.
Ntit ponem 8e6t miro bic 2eber
aud als gntsiftunssorgon Ses &or:
pers be5eidnet. 8ir b0rten ihon, oaB
BON ibr oas eiftige Immontaf etnta3
3ur Biloung BON unidao1i6em Sarn'
ltoff pertpenbet miro. Das 2aborato'
RUM arbeitet 10 por5iielif, oaB es Die
meilten @ifte, Die aus oem Stofftped1
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-20
Juries Should Not Be Made Up
OF Aged And Unemployables

Speaking before the Hagers.own
Rotary meeting recently. Judge .Josepb
D. M;sh discussed the DEVELOPMENT of
court procedure as we know it TODAY
and made an eloquent defense of the
Jury system Of trial
Judge Mish pointed out that our law
is largely based on the common law
Of England where trial bv Jury is con-
s;dered an absolute prerpouisite OF
Justice In tracing the DEVELOPMENT Of
court procedure the speaker cited eX-
amples of trial methods in primitive
time as well as more modern WAYS.
Among the interesting EXAMPLES of
primitive Justice. so called. were two
that might throw some doubt on the
sanity of cur ancestors. One of these
was the custom of recurring the ac-
cused to hold A red hot coal in his
hands. If the coal was held the de-
PENDANT was DISCHARGED; if droppcd,
he was guilty. Another nccuIar wav
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-20
SANG RUN

Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Roe and son.
and Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Savage,
Of Hopwood, Pa, visited relatives
here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dewitt, Oak
land, spent Sunday here with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dewitt and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gay and
daughter, Uniontown, Pa, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Dewitt and family
Sunday
Clayton Wolfe, GAINESVILLE, w. Va,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Friend,
Sunday
Miss Dorothy Savage. Accident, was
the weekend guest with Miss SUI
anna Dewitt.
Pfc. William Rurdette, and Mrs.
William Burdettc and Miss Susanna
Dewitt were dinner guests Monday
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert De-
Witt, Oakland.
Mrs. Stewart Savage, Accident, was
the guest on Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melton S. Dewitt.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Carr and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Carr
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel McCrobie.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rodeheaver
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. c. Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dewitt were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Dewitt
Melton S. Dewitt, Mrs. Sherman
Savage, and Randall Friend arc on the
sick list.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-20
A. B. LONGACRE

Friends in Oakland have been
notified of the death of Albert B.
Longacre, about 70 years of age, of
Pittsburgh, which occurred on Janu-
airy 10. He was stricken as he was
driving his automobile and died
shortly after he had brought his ma
chine to a stop.
He was a retired plumbing con-
tractor and was with the Pullman
company during the last war, in
charge of movement of troops. A
native of Philadelphia, he had been a
resident Of Pittsburgh since 1901. He
was a member of the Presbyterian
church, Pittsburgh Lodge No 4S4,
Free and Accepted Masons, and the
Shrine.
He and his wife had been coming to
Garrett county during the summer
months for several years, usually re-
siding at the home of Mrs. Emma
Spccht.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eliza
beth 5. LOngaCrc, one son, Bert M
Longacre, of Los Angeles, Calf, and
two grandchildren.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-20
Women May Enlist
For Specific Tasks

That women can now enlist in the
Women's Army Corps for assignment
to particular occupation at any
Army post or camp of their own
choice, within the geographical limits
of the three states. Maryland, Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania comprising
the Third Service Command, has just
been announced by Brig. Gen. Philip
Hayes, Commanding General. Under
the new program, designated as Sta
ton and Job Assignment Recruiting
eral recruiting, women may be en-
listed against requests which are now
pouring in from Army posts through
out Third Service Command Among
the 239 occupational skillS required
are: Technical and Professional, radio
and electrical, communications, me-
chanical and trade, administrative and
office, motor vehicle, food supply and
stock. Women enlisting under this
plan, will have the same opportunity
for advancement from the ranks and
for appointment to attend Officers
Candidate School. Further details on
the Special Assignment Recruiting
plan may be secured from the WAC
Recruiting Station, II S. Liberty ST.,
Cumberland
Pvt. Ruth Baker, native of Okla
homa, who is attached to the Cumber-
land Recruiting Station, was in Oak
land Tuesday, accompanied by SGT.
Biehn, of the U. S. Army Recruiting
Office.