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Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
Dolfs-S turm-
truppen mer-
oen oebtloet
2lMA Nas ObcrfcntntanNc in Paris rctpnct NIT cis
r,cr pcrtciNiemne Scr DcutIdcn pcm StaNt III StaNt

den 10 Meilen noroli6 BON aaden,.
Ib%eionoerS uerpoS leien uno Mlai=
tion in groBen 0iengen Oeri6ieben
Inn gewaltiges Sperrfeuer ari Die
amerifnnii6en Stealmgen in Der
Siegirieo : 2inie 81 rldten. .Snner-
buDb 9tdbenS iebten amerIfanil6e
Grltppen ole ldmierige Aufga6e Der
AllsrGuherung fort. @tuo $500
oelttld)e 3iuiliiten iino aus Der totem
Staot euafltiert moroen uno minOe-
items e~beniopiele 0iirfteil iih nod IN
sen Sriimmern uerborgen balten.
9lmerifoniife Sffi5iere erflGrten,
OoB oie OeutiHen 6Iii6tliuge gegen
Die oeltide @rmee pie sic @u5i-@ar-
tel erbittert ieien, neil lie Der @niidt
limo, Dab MAIDEN butte fapitilieren
iolen uno neil Ole oelttinen 3ruppen
i6re Seine unO 2Goen pliinoerten
unO lie beld)impiten uio perfluften.
Sic meiien Oaruuf bin, Dab Der
&ompfgeiit einiger oelitider Srup-
pen lbeionOerS gering lit, uno Bob
Der groBte Cell Der Na3is nit elmer
Art mil0er @er5piefllng Weiter-
fGmpft".
9(l beioen Seiten Ser 3ront, Die
nah einem Monat Der Angriffe unO
@eeenou9riffe nunntebr idorf oefi-
inert lit, ging Der Gag unO Nadt ge-
fiibrte &onlpi Tim Die Radifub-
LINEN meiter, ais ole gaiierten tDie
Na5is ibre GrGfte fir ole nGdite
Ybaie Der S6fnd)t nm DeutiHlano
3ltiammenSogen. Bon aaiierter Seite
puroe Die Gage NIT iener Dor Dem
naiierten Nusbrud aus Der 9orman-
Die I'M Suli pergliden. Gen &orre-
i~ponoenten lit es offenii6tlid getpor-
ben, OaB Der 3ultonO oes oeutl6en
Nn6i6ubs better ais frii6er allgenpm=
men mur0e. Sic i6dben, OaB Die
0elltiden bei ibren per5peifelten
@erluden 5lr &iideroberung gla6ens
1900 Monn an @efan9enen un0
1000 @efallenen berloren BADEN, ltn=
gefGbr Elm 8iertel ibrer ongreifenoen
@rGfte.
@eItlid) uno noroli6 Don Qntwer-
pen iiberpanoen sic fanaoii6en
Gruppen ole I6mierige 8etterla9e
uno oos neriumpfte @el1n0e BEL if
rer Operation Sen 6eino pom ben
llfern Der SGeloe-M iinoung 5u per
treiben, moourd) 4nttperpen fir al
liierte Sdiffe geoffnet miiroe. giner
Brontmeloung %3ufolge baben oie SEQ
nooier 9j3enoiife e%in9enommen, ieds
Meilen iiioli6 bon 8resfenS AM
Siioufer Der Miinoltng, ulo Die Sea
ais bnben tlelie Stellungen entlang
elmer 2inie BON SdoonOiife nad
Sluis be3ogen.
&aoio Berlin erfldrte, Dab ale
3eihen auf eire m1dtige Sffeniiue
Ser Aaiierten in Soaano ODER
Deutl6lanO Dor @inieben Oes 8interS
~binoeuten. Die oeutiHe Sransocean-
Igentllr I%be6altptete, oaB 1900 bri-
tii9e Sonfs i'm Nijmegen=Nrnbem
@ebiet bereitlteben uno mn ouf Die
Oeffnllng oes 9(ntnerpener Safens
tuarten, ebe lie gegen ben &bein
nDrQehen.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
Mnttuort Oes
@eiBen @au1es

Walbington = 9aS @eiBe 9aus
CAB cine ,Eatiaden=9lnalpie" ser ct.
@ouisHeoe @ouperneur Gbomas Is.
9efpeDS aus, in Ser eS, mie Dor eini-
gen Gagen bereits BEL an0erer @ele-
genbeit, 3jtate Oes @SG=&anoi6oten
aus Observation-Disclosures uno
oa31 ausfiibrlidere @us5iige brahte,
Inn %offenbar 81 seigen oaB 9etpeps
aeuBerun9en irrefiibreno maren.
Sn ieitter &eoe in ct. 2ouis bette
Ser republifaniihe &anoioat oie DO
miniltration erileut beiduloigt, Die
Gemo6iliiierung per3ogern 5u poIen,
uno 6atte 0a5u aus einem omtlifen
llnteriudungsberid)t pom porigen
Sabre 5~itiert, onB ,,eine Bolitif or
Oentlifer, aamdblider nro notfaas
p~er3o9erter militdriider 9emobili=
iierung itarf befiirportet wurbe."
Sas WeiBe @aus oerpies aber alf eli
men anoeren 8alius oes gleiben BE-
rifts, in Dem es bieB: Cine rel
bu1gslole ltlo ra1f)e militarilhe De
mobiliiierilng muB oaber ais zines
ser miini6ensperten 3iele id0eS
8lans fiir Nadfriegs : Aojultierung
betradtet %per0en."
Sn ieiner 8reIiefonferen8 erflGrte
Ser 1raiioent .-er lei iene 2eute, Die
3wietraht iiber Die porgeidlagene
@eltiiderbeits : Organization nIl5li-
itiften beriufJten, inoem lie Don 9e-
ringfiigigen Gin5elbeiten itatt ibren
aagemeinen 3ielen iprehen, iurft-
bar iatt. Serr 8ooiebelt CAB gu per-
ite6er, 6aB er iid in ieiner &eoe am
Samstag m0gliderpeiie nit oieier
Situation befaiien werOe.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20

Ron0on O1ebr 0elitlhe Srltps
peneiubeiten ergeben iidl, mebr 3iui-
lilten treifen in Sen omerifaniiden
9inien elm, ODER nnd pie Dor lit Ger
&ompf Inn Nud)en nod nid)t in Dos
Stooiltm gelongt, mo cine 0eIinitine
Gnti6eiomg 81 erparten III, unO oa-
nit miro Elm 9ameiS 0aiiir erbra6t,
mas Die bic Adiierteu 5u ermarteu
boben, che lie nit 9nn5 Geliti6lanO
iertig weroen, 5unnl, wenn es Sitter
unO Den No8i- 8iibrern gelingt, ooS
9on3e Ioeuti1e @olf in @oifen gegen
bic Maiierten 3u bringelt. llnO obne
3lpeifcl miro anes gctan, I'M Dies
81 perlll6en.
8ronsocean" 9ibt i'm &oOio be
FAINT, ooB ale MGnner 3lpiiden 1G
un0 60, sic ii6 nidt bereits bel Den
@affen befinoen Den lleu gebil-
Oeten BOLTS : Sturmtruppen einge-
fiigt tperoen, Die 0eutidlou0 bon
StuOt gu Stoot berteioigen neroel.
llno oos Sberite Saltptqltortier
Ser MQiierten in BoriS redlnet e6et.
foaS hermit, oenn Elm oetdiaiertel
8lun fiir Die Notwithstanding oes
&eids purOe befannt ge9eben, 0it
poriiebt, ooB 0eutI6e, Sie Iid an
einem 8olfsfrieg Ser 9o5is geger
Die aaiierten beteiligen, Die Sooes.
itrafe gu pergem6rtigen baben, nod.
oeHt Tie pro8eiiiert rno idlulOig be.
fltn0en iino
aae sic, Die lpe5ien dufoefiibrte
&riegsoerbreden begangen bobett.
peroen ieooh iofort proseiIiert uer.
ben. ollie ipe5ifiiden @arteigeiesf
peroen iofort nod Der 8eiesunQ
9eutidlan0s a~uf9eboben peroen, Dit
8artei miro alrfgeI0it, ibr gan3er
8elib beihlugnabmt.
&orreiponoenten beriAten aus BEN
Sauptquurtier ser 1. Qlrmee, Dab 0it
9eltiden i'm @ebiet bon @elienfir.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20

&duptqliortier Der onnerifauiIden
9o5ifif 5lotte. Gearl Sarbor
&ooio 8ofio beridtete iiber nelte Sin
grille amerifaniifer RrIger Slug
5eltNe olii oie n0roIiden 8biIippinen
om 10. Sag Der Offenitpe-
Sic 20. 6Iieger1@ruppe beriftete,
SAB 1929 Gienstag
oen oritten angriff in bier Sagen alif
MiGitGranIogen Der Sniel 5ormoia
ollsgefifbrt bo6en. Der iiilgite
Streid murOe aegen oen pidtigen
6lugplab BON Ginanibo, 10 Meilen
iiio0itlih BON 9iannrL gefiihrt, unO
gum 3meiten Observation-Disclosures
Male limo alle Bomber BON oieier
Aftion 5ltriidgefebrt. Die @rgebniiie
0es MontogsangriffeS oui GfoDnma,
Dem 6eoeuteitoiten feinolihen 9tft-
ltiibplunft iiiolih BON Sopon ieIbIt,
murOen ,,nltSqe5eifnet genannt.
9is ouf 3mei iino olle 81 @oitptge-
bGlt0e 5erItort moroei, un0 uiele ser
NebengebGiloe muroen e6enfalls ge=
t%roffen.
Sofio erfldrte, ooB oos iiinaite
amerifaniife @orgeben gegen oie
G6ilippinen otf Glorf 6ieI0 geriftet
mar, DEM omerifoniiden 8orfriegs
2ltftitiibpltnft 40 Wteilen bon Wanila
entfernt, Ioipie oui Sen &ofefi 9egas-
pi I'M Siioen 2l3ons. Die Soponer
b~ebonpteten pie iiblidb OoB oie an-
greffer .3rriifgeihlagen imilroen.
9oG Die Sapoller lebten' lire 9ebaup-
tlngen zines gtoBeli Seeiiegs iiber
oas anertfoiliid)e Sonoeraeidlpooer
fort, Oos 5lltg8eugmeIleii gegen Ior-
moia geifift bat.
N6er Ninib erfldrte 0dber erneut:
,,&ls lie Gapaniide &riegsIdifIe)
entoefter, Dab liniere &onlpfit1rfe
u1beeintr1dtigt mar, 0eri1ie0en lie
einen &ompf ltno boben it'd III &id1-
tung ibrer Stiitpuntte 3nriidaeso-
gen. 9dtr 5mei ser omerifanilden
Sdiffe, 10 iogte NimiB meter, Ieien
beld1oigt mor6en II gegeniiber Ser
iapaniifen 8ebouptung bon ser Ser
ienfltn8 o0er 8eiddoigung BON 50
@inbeiten.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
Der &ricg IN
GurOpa

Rom - Die finite 4rmee in Sta
len oelonote iiber Sen Monte Bel
homie bis auf aft Meilen an 30
bana beron, m6breno oie afte Ar-
|lee nabe Dem @oriotiiden Wteer Die
EuBenbe3irfe oes StraBenfnoter-
unftes GeIernu erreifte.
Ielomaridol &eiielring bat offen-
ar ben GntidIuB gefaBt, I'm 8olog-
la 81 fdmpfen, unO oeutld>e Srup-
len lino in Stellung gebradt moroen,
nj einen erbitterten &ompi bis gum
esten Inn sic olte Sta0t in ben Bor-
erqen Ser Mpenninen aus5ured9tet
teilte oos aIliierte 5ouptqllartier
hit.
Die amerifoniite 5. unO Die britt
lie 8. Armee geponnen 3lpor mob
In poar Siigel, oie iebt in ibren u
lien lie9en, ober Marifoll Geliel-
ina bat bisber Die monatelongen
temiibungen Ser Alliierten, Ielne
rmee gil 5%ertriimmern uno ibre &e-
e aus Stolien 81 iagen, 81 oereiteln
FritanOen.
@ngliide Sruppen ferner I'M DIT
den Mittelmeer buben Die Snlel
Ecarronto beiett, oamit oie oeutlhen
barniionen bon areta 1nn Rbooes
olieren0.
Mebr 6oIlidirmer iino in Ser
req BON Atben gelanoet moroen, Die
einigung oes grie6iifen Saupt-
rnoes BON ben DeutI6en gu beid]lert-
fgen.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
NeDOlte
1T nngarn
Bulletin

OulIIItH
MOsfan - SuIepb Stain gibt be-
fannt, Oaf ieine Srnppen jebt in Die
&Dr6iigel Der 9arpatBem eingeSrnn-
gen iimO mn6 IL bis 81 Mieilen in DC
SidedOIlOuafei an elmer 40 Meilen
langen SrOnt fteben.
2on0on - 6obe ungariihe Gene
r1le iino auf sic rnliii6e Settle iiber-
gegangen tno Snei Mrneefammons
oeure muBten entlniien meroen, 10
erfIdrte ons nmtli9e 0ge8, ols sic
Na5is ber3lpeifelt beriudten, l1ngarn
INN ieoen Brei8 i'm &riege gu baIten.
&o0io Berlin ltno 9lt6apeit O%erbreite=
ten amtIi6e @%rflGrungen, 4ppelle,
8ebauptiingen unto Anflo9en, 0ie oie
pirflidJe Sage oerifleiern iollten,
a6er es idien, oaB cine ltngorii6e
armeereuolte i'm @onge mar.
ORB erfl1rte, Bob Die 8efeblsbo=
Der ser ungariifen 1. ltn0 2. Nrmee
ibrer Soiten entboben muroen un0
@eneralmaior 8ela Miflos BON Sal
nof, ser 8efeblsbnber ser 1. Mrmee,
militant ieinem Stab 5ltr Soften Or
NEE ii6ergelaufen lit. Sn 2on0on
nimmt man on, Dab geraoe sic Scent
n1ng GaInofs 3lnin6eit cine 6irefte
8eltdtigung Ser ans nelttroIen 0ltel-
len itammenoen 8eridte lit, monaf
Die 1. Irmee gegen 8uoapeIt mar
l6iert, Inn Sen Na5i-8remier Serene
S5olaii uno oas oeutide MiItGr 3t
pertreiben.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
9elueDs Ebema
TOR Sorum

Alburp - @oltp. Sbom. 6. 9eneD
Oiftierte ouf Der 6abrt bierber ben
enogiiltigen @ntDurf elmer auBen-
politii6en &eoe, Die er Dor Dem Se=
ral0Sribune 6orum in SEEM gorf
Gitp 5u balten bedbiiftigt. Ser re-
p4blifaniiGe 8rdiioenfiAaf tsFanoiaa
miro fiber o9ies muB Ser leBte
arieg iein~ ipredelJ un0 in ieiner
ltmgdbung ertuartet man, Dag er oa-
BEL ieiile friibere @rttdrune wieoer-
bolen miro, bic fleinen Spfer ser
A6ie miiBten pollen 9lnteil an Der
fommen0en 6rieoensitrlftur ser @elt
bnbell.
GepepS &eoe in Netp gorf miro
pom 8luaen NeBperf UNI $50 n6r
o6enoS I'M &unofunf meitergegeben
ner0en. 8ralioent &ooiepelt mel
gerte ii6 Dor fllr5enL Dor Dem S=S-
Serum 81 lprefen.
am 5reitag bot Ser @S9- aan6i=
sat cine &agnereoe IN BittS-
6urgh go, aui ieinem 8rogromm.
Sun diego, Sal. - Die 6iibrer
oes uiogenannten 2iberatismus Oes
Seem 9eaI~ ieien in @irflidfeit ,,Oie
u@riab &eoftionGren> oieies Sabr-
bunoerts", erfldrte @ouu. Sobn SO.
grifer in elmer &eOe, in Der er ben
8egrfff 2iberalimus ais @ertrauen
auf amerifas 3ufunft unO oarouf
0efinierte, oaB ,Meni6en li6 ielbit
regieren f0nnen". 3molf Sabre lang,
lagte Ser repltbl. observation-disclosures
&anoioat, ,,batten mir ni6t cine
&egierung ourd) 3ltitimmung Der
&egierten, ionoern cine &egierung
ourd Sroers Don ben 8iirofraten."
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20

6atte. 9lae communications muir
ben geltort uno es lieB ii6 nidt
p%oralisiagen, mann Ser Sobepunft
oes Srfans errrei6t meroen biirfte,
oeiien &i6tung audi unbeil fir Die
6lorioa &eps propbe5eit.
@iele eleftriihe 9rGbte uno Bfo=
item muroen nieoergeriIlen, woourd)
Die Stoot teiImeiie in Gunfelbeit Der
lett ipuroe.
6lutmelen ~perid1rften oie So
toitropbe in oen 8iiitengegenoen, uno
in perihieoenen Stdoten muBte 6as
&riegsreht erfldrt tperoen.
Mebrere Herionen Iino in ben
beimgeiudten @egenoen get0tet, piele
perleBt por0er.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
GcbcnNc" DcnfmGIcr
tperrcn nun eggplant

@aIbington = @s beltebt iebt cine
Fn0en8 erfl1rt Saul g. Mcgeutt,
r So3iali6ub Mominiitrator, ltatt
h traoitionelen @eoenftafeln, Mau=
|leen uno Statliten 1iebenoe"
Fiegsoenfmdler, in 6orm BON aroi=
Fien, grbolung8parfen unO 8e-
einidafts3entren, 81 errihten.
Mc9eutt iagte, oaB ben @emein
|eien, welfe ibren beimfebrenoei
(eteranen uno ben @efaaenen lold)
Fbrenmale 5u erriften gebenfen g.
lter CUR @erfiigung Iteben.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
bent
STUN 9eUcibt

2onoon Mit einem %erneuten
ltftangriff au a0ln iino lett Sums
la 5000 8onnen auf Die Sta0t ab=
sporfen moroen, cine Sfliilielltoot
If sic 8erteioigung bon Welt-
eutifIono, Sic onideinenO Dem
r0booen gIeid gema6t merOen Ioll.
&oiieI puroe e6enfallS bombar-
ert, aber &0In mar mieoer oas
nupt3iel.
40ln mltroe 9ienstog Don 1000 TO
om6ei1 9etroffen. Sn Ben IL 4n-
Fiffen oieie8 Monuts iino $4,000
onnen 8omben atf bic &beinItaot
eoergegangen, oeren Com nod nod
ie Dor unoeriebrt lit.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
SrfQn tpntet
anf &nba
Bulletin

Bulletin
Miami - Der Srfan, Der &nba
nit elmer archaeological BON 100
Meilen per Stnnbe .beimimdte, na-
bert iid SiiS-SlDriba nit allen Nm
seid)en, baf er ielbit bic @eftfiite bis
mad Campo in MitleiOemidaft sieben
iuirS.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20
Doh kelne GntI6eidun0 in Ha6en 1T in $ifl
&a56ien jett
10 Sage
Bulletin

Bulletin
2OnSOn = ySrGnsOcean" melOet,
Sak Orei @ice-NOmirale 6erOiIdIeu
SOOes seitOrben iiuO.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-20

Sapana - als duBerit 3erltoreno
miro oie &raft zines Srfans bel6rie-
ben, Der &apana erreidte, nadoem er
oupor bier Yrouin5ial-Stdot iioliert
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24
GOKTNER

Come to church Sunday morning
and Sunday evening.
Evangelsts Ralph Arbtugh and
John Snyder left here following ser
vices held last Sunday evening for
Willis, Va, ana Hagerstown, Md.
Their stay has meant much to the
people in Bayard, Hopemont and Fair.
view, as we'll as here
Rev. J. f. Johnson, of Oakland. who
was the first minister in our commu-
nifty, was a guest in the home Of s.
W. Slabach ON Sunday evening and
+ attended the close Of the revival in
the Union church.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold and
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Fike, Of Eglon:
Mrs. Mary Grove ana Miss Blanche
Grove, Of Cumberland, were vsitors
at the Ed Hesse home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pace, Clarks-
burg. are visiting the formers sister
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fike. of Tun-
Melton, w Va; Mr. and Mrs. d. Darr,
of Morgantown, and Christ Bollyard,
Fellowsville, spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs Harry Beeghly.
Moses Petersheim, of New Will
mington, Pa, arrived on Friday ev-
ening to spend week with relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk went to
Flintstonc Thursday, accompanied by
Mr., Sisk's mother
Misses Betty and Harriet Swartz-
entluber are visiting their sister. Mrs.
Gerald Miller, at Paradise, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hesse, Elsie and
Richard Hesse are planning to attend
reunion picnic at Greenland Gap
one day this week and will be accom-
panied home by their guests. Henry
and Matilda Wickhller. Of New York
City.
Delbert Swartzentrubcr suffered a
fractured rib when he struck 4 rock
in Cherry Creek, when he dived in
the swimming hole.
Mr. and Mrs. Memo Mast, Of mdi-
ana, Were weekend visitors in this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beachy left on
Monday for visit in Ohio.
Mr., and Mrs. Homer Diehl, Of Hum
mel.stown, Pa, announce the birth Of
daughter, Hila Mae, in Hershey
Hospital. Mrs. Diehl was the former
Miss Loretta Fikc, Of Eglon
T Sgt Norris Schilansky, who is
at his home in Thomas on d furlough,
after TWO years in the Aleutians,
visited at the home Of S. W. Slabaugh
on Tuesday, He was accompanied by
the Folmans, from Amboy. W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24
FRIENDSVILLE

Mrs Howard P W,.sr,o o,-ar-
tanned five members Of C6cIa one
Of the Women's Society Of Cb1istian
Service ~ ba, homo (IGndav a'ta,i,,,-
Mrs. Theresa Nurnhv had charGa NJ
the meeting
Mrs Fva7vn Crbrovar and cbiIdrnn
are yacationino rhis vepl, ut the La,,,a
of her mother, Mrs. Minnie Nike NJ
Hazelton, west Va
Mr. u Fitn who snant t,o
past month with hen, son Glenn in
california. returned to her home here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs pauI Iislon Ynunm.
town. Ohio Visited d" rcIat s,@ br % 55e
past week.
Mrs. Cora v Rumbaugh, who crle-
brated her 7Gth birrhdpy unniy4,.sa,.,
on Sunday had as her Guests Sir
and Mrs. John II. Rumbaugh, Brown
field Pa. Nh. and Mrs i n Eo,.l
Hagerstown; Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Custer Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Glenn and
DAUGHTER Bonnie, Mn. and Mrs H9,..
yey Friend and Mrs. John Wallace
Master Sgt. Ward Livlngood. Texas
training camp. with his wife and son,
of New York. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Frazee.
Sterling Funds PITTSBURGH. is Wis
iting his grandmother. Mrs. w. b.
Frantz.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy SheveI returned
to Baltimore after spending a week
here with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs H. r. Wriston and
Mrs. James Fike attended the memoir
iaI Survira at 0ol. Crn,.o ,b,,..L EI
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24

service ten months, including one
month overseas. After completing his
basic training at Greensboro, N. c.,
he continued training at TyndaII
Field, Fla; Chatham Field, Savannah,
Ga; Westover Field, Mass; and
Langley Field, Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24

Edgar Rhode, and daughter, Swan
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Beck
man and children. Of Cumberland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24

Governor O'Conor declared there
are elements in our country today
which, if not checked. will eventually
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24
X

In q recent letter from aviation
cadet Harry CJohn) Wilt, training
with the ain forces at Santa Ana,
Calf, writes that the air force there
and 10Th Century Fox are making a
picture called Winged Victory"
which features the life Of cadet and
follows him through into combat.
Cadet Wilt has been in service for
almost a year and was classified as
a navigator in May.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24

Mrs. W. Dave Hamilton, of Acct
dent, received word that her husband,
Pfc. William Dave Hemilton, Army
construction engineer had arrived in
New Guinea. Mrs. Hamilton and chill
drcn are residing with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs John W. Herman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24


Joseph Wendell Kahl. S Ne, L. S.
Navy, has completed the course Of
training in the aviation ordnanceman
school at Memphis, Tenn. He is a son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward p. Kahl, Mt.
Lake Park He was graduated from
Oakland High school, and also took
The special course in electric welding
Prior to entering the service he was
employed by the Southern Packing
company. He enlisted at Cumberland
ON January 10, 1914, and took his re-
cruit training at Great Lakes, Ill.
Corporal William Z. Naylor, sta
toned at Camp Lee, Va, has been
ordered to report for duty ON the
west coast, and will leave Oakland
the latter part of this week, after
having spent several days here with
his wife, and other relatives
#M#
Mr. and Mrs. Chaunccy NJ. Friend,
ST., Friendsvillc, received word that
their son, Corporal Chauncey NJ.
Friend Jr., turrct gunner and as
sislant radio operator with the Army
Air force, somewhere in Italy, was
promoted on August > to the rank Of
staff sergeant. He has been in the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24

Petty Officer Darl Bray, Of the
Merchant Marine service, is spending
two weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eliza Bray, Officer Bray has
just returned from Liverpool, Eng
land.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-27
TO WITHHOLD PAY OF
FEDERAL WORKERS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (ANP)
SO many cases have occurred
where government employees leave
the service actually owing the gov
ernment money the treasury de-
partment has devised salary
Withholding" scheme, whereby
every employe of the government
will have a back log salary of II
days, which will be paid over in
full in the event that employe
leaves the service.
To bring about the change with
out serious setback to the employe,
a staggered pay table has been de-
vised which will go into effect in
agencies where it is not already in
use, January l and in a period of
five months, sufficient days will
be held out to make up the IL days
the government wishes to have ac-
cumulated.
In some instances, the pay day
will be two days late, but there will
be period of about II days be-
tween each pay day instead of the
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-27
NEGRO VOTE WILL HELP
BUILD SOUTHERN
DEMOCRACY, EDITOR Says

ATLANTA, Dec. 27 (ANP)-
"The Negro will join with the white
people in the south in doing the
things that ought to be done in a
democracy" said Roscoe Dunjee,
editor of Oklahoma's Black Dis
patch, here during one-day con-
ference of 81 white and Negro edi-
tors and writer's of the south.
II believe the Oklahoma expert
ment has blazed a trail for all Of
the southern states in the admin
istration of its election laws Dun
jee declared. He said that $4,000
Negroes voted in Oklahoma in the
November election.
Charging politicians in the eight
poll tax states with being chiefly
responsible for the present restric-
tions against larger participation
in the vote, the committee passed
no resolution and did no voting but
pledged to disseminate the proceed
ings of the meeting throughout the
south in advance Of the 1915 leg
islative session in the poll tax.
states.
1--WE have nothing up our sleeves
in calling this meeting" declared
Chairman Mark Ethridge, publish
er of the Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal. But | realize that attempts to
discredit us are possible.
Il will be frank" he continued.
Our purpose is simple. Legisla-
lures in seven of the eight poll tax
states will meet shortly and we
frankly hope that this meeting will
put useful information in the hands
of editors and others who will dc
something about it.
Ethridge said state action
against white primaries" is much
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-27

Al Gordon street, and Katie B.
Kaufman, 20, of the same address.
Lloyd A. Davis, 40, Of 1906 Clark
avenue, Piqua, Ohio, and Louella
R. Sandrich, 81, Of sos South
Broadway.
Emanuel M. Harvey, FL, of 1888
Home avenue, and Rebecca Hinkle,
81, of 8O8 Melville place.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-27
preferred to federal action.

preferred to federal action.
eve haven't gotten far enough
away from the Civil war yet for
our politicians to realize that the
enfranchisement of the Negro
wouldn't mean the turning over Of
large block of votes to the Re-
publican party" said Harry S..
Stroller, contributing editor of the
Macon News, Macon, Ca, news
paper.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-27
READ THE BULLETIN
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Howard L. Vernon, FL, Of 21O
West Tenth avenue, Columbus,
Ohio, and Geraldine A. Muth, 21,
of 1928 Home avenue.
Johnnie F. Williams, 20, of 1880
West Fifth street, and Dorothy F..
Easley, 20, Of 80 Funstan place.
George w. Sharp, "a, of Patter-
son Field, and Elmira Williams,
81, Carver hotel.
Randolph L. Blackburn, 27, Of
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-27

usual 15-day lapse. After June, the
pay days will go back to their reg
ular dates and employees can count
again on the day they are to be
paid, instead of the staggered sys-
tenn which will throw many an en-
ploye's routine out of kilter.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-22
WagOnhOund Structure Wildcat
Swabs 497 Barrels In 24-Hour Test

CASPER-Another Wyoming oil dome added to the list
OF producing state fields with Broderc
f. Christensen farm the Wagonhound structure reported
swabbng 497 barrels the first "a hours well
IN NE Sc 644N98W in the Big
four miles northwest of the Hamilton Dome field