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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-30

Klomp, wife, 1912 East Forest Ave.
Muskegon.
Laethem, Sgt, Joseph V Mrs
Julia Laethem, mother. Ass Philip
Ave, Detroit.
LaMarche, Pvt. Dennis F. Mrs
Katherine W. .LaMarche, mother
100 East Pewabic ST, Ironwood.
Lambert. Pfc. Henry Mrs
Rita Lambert. wife, 1ll9 Van Buren,
Ave. Bay City.
Lambert. Major Warren R.-Mrs
Hazel p. Lambert, wife, 223 Osmun
St, Pontiac.
Langolf. Pfc. William D.-Mrs
Dorothy Langolf. mother, 9ls Beers
St. Port Huron.
Lederer. Pfc. Arnold A. Mrs
Nellie Pearl Lederer. mother, 1921
Ducey St. Muskegon.
LekarcEyk, Staff Sgt. Joseph P
Walter Lekarczyk, father, SSlS SOth
St. Detroit.
Leverton, Pvt. Roger D.-Mrs
Carrie Leyerton, mother, 1928 Gen
eva St, Detroit.
Liddy. Sgt. Wilfrid B.-Mrs. Len.
ore J. Liddy, wife, 4046 Garland
St, Detroit.
Lisicki, Staff Sgt Stanley j.
Mrs. Mary Danowski, sister, SOl5
23rd St, Wyandotte.
Lowe, Pfc. Charles Mrs. EN-
ma Lowe, mother, 1922 Oxford Rd.,
Berkeley.
Mabin. Cpl. Raynold S.-Mrs
Flora Mabin, mother, 1913 Adelaide
ST.. Detroit.
Majerczak Tech. Sgt. Walter
M.-Andrew Majerczak, father, hoo
Butterworth St, Grand Rapids.
Malpass, Pvt. Kenneth W.-Mrs
Bernice B. Malpass, wife, 7O5 West
Jane ST., Bay City.
Mari, Pvt. Arthur-Mrs. Doris
Mari, wife, 1880 Freeland St, De
troit.
Matthias. Pfc. Richard Mrs
Ilene Matthias, wife. 1921 Fischer
St. Detroit
Mcdonald. Pvt. Paul-Mrs. Angus
Mcdonald, mother, 236 LIST St, Rog
ers City.
McGuigan. Staff Sgt. VIM. S
Mrs. Grace McGuigan, mother, 5bU
East Naxlow St, Hazel Park.
Mckinney, Pfc. Calvin W Mrs
Ella Pingilley, mother. 17l7S Oak
field St, Detroit.
Meminger.. Pfc. Alois-Loui'
Wheeler, friend, 1921 Mettetal St.
Detroit.
Meshigaud, Pvt. Hubert Mrs
Nancy Meshigaud. wife. Wilson
Michalik Pfc. Raymond f. =
Mrs Rose Michalik, mother S72I
Pulaski St. Detroit
Miller. Tech. Sgt. Robert ". -
Rinehart Miller, father, 1916 Chan
dler St, Menominee.
Moenaert, Pfc. Richard P--Mrs
Clara Moenaert, mother, 1871 Key
stone, Detroit.
More. Cpl. Burns M.-Mrs. Lutte
More. Mother, 1884 West Philadel
phia ST.. Detroit.
Mosier, End 1t. Stuart C.-Gler
c. Mosier, father, Route 2, Fen
wick
Mushenski. Pfc Theodore r. -
Mrs. Helen Mushenski, mother, 4llt
Dubois St. Detroit.
Macy, Pvt. Frank-MrE Anne
Macy. wife, 1889 Lansing St, De
troit.
Macy Pfc. Joseph D.-Mrs. Julia
Macy. mother, 2277 East Bristo
Rd., Flint.
Nasternak. Pfc. Edward miss
Jennie Nasternak, sister, 6Olb Nit
chell. Detroit.
Nofs. lst 1t. Donald Mrs. Der
tina NJ. Nofs, mother, route 3, 1861
Campau Ave, Port Huron.
Nowak. staff Sgt. Eugene J. -
Joseph c. Nowak, father, 1921 Pro
menade Ave, Detroit.
Park. Sgt. Norman P.-Mrs. FL
sic Park, mother, 1924 Steel st.
Detroit.
PAUL Cpl. Robert E.-Mrs. Eileen
PAUL. mother, 1886 Hackett St.
Detroit,
Pcarcy PFC. Gilbert Mrs LII
liam Pearcy. wife. 534 Erickson St.
Muskegon.
Perreault. Pfc. Victor j Mrs
Laverna Pereault, mother, 1886
Irene St. Lincoln Park.
Phillips. Pfc. Elmer F Mrs
Lillian Phillips. mother 9343 West
Fort St, Detroit.
Platz. Pvt. Jay-Mrs. Gladys
Platz. wife. 100 7th St, Cadillac.
Pobe, Staff Sgt. Henry r. 49,
Mrs. Katherine Pobe, wife, 1853
Riopelle St. Detroit.
Rehkopf, Staff Sgt. Elmer r.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-30
New York Stocks

New York. Jan. 3O-AP-Selec-
tivity persisted in -today's stock
market and. while assorted favor
ties managed to add fractions to
the recent recovery, many leaders
remained in the minus column.
AS in the preceding session,
thoughts OF possible nearby Nazi
collapse drew attention to issues of
companies with good peace pros
poets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-30
Detroit Cash Grain

WHEAT-No. red. $l.74l1.
Mailing BARLEY = choice new
$1.45.1.52; needles, $l.06.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-30

Standard Oil OF Cal. ..........S97s
Standard Oil OF \. ]. ........5S
SOcOny Vacuum ............l0ll
SWdebaker .................. PIN
Standard Brands ...........30
Texas Corporation ...........531s
United Aircraft ..............30Ss
Union Carbide ..............S0
United Gas Improvement lily
United States Steel .........601s
Warner Pictures ...........14ls
Westinghouse Flee. .......1201s
f. w. Woolworth ...........41
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-30
VEGETABLES

BEETS-No. |, boz. bchs. 75cSl.
CABBAGE-No. !. bu., 80 lbs)
$175-2; red. s1.50-2.
CARROTS-No. l. doz. punches
S1.75.2.
CAULlFLOWER-No. l. 0u.. 500
$50.
CELERY-No. !. bu., $3.50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-30
Daily Market Report

DRY oNIoNs-NO. l. SO lbs, 1928
$50.
PARSNIPS-No. l. bu., s2.25-2.5O.
POTATOES-No. /, Sl.75-2.00 bu.
PUMPKINS-No. l. bu.. 50-75c.
RUTABAGAS-No. /, bu., soc
$1.25.
SQUASH-Hubbard. No. |, bu. yOc-
1875.
TURNlPS-NO. /. Doe. bchs. $685.
LIS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-30
Fruits

APPLES-Jonathans, s3.00-S.25 As
Id. bu.; Northern Spies. No. /, As
Id. bu., S3.25-3.50. Greetings. No.
l, s2.25-2.S0.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
1npancr pcrrrcnNen
HILLS ais 3unCcr

G6ibfiand = @ie oerldBIid be-
fannt miro, uerlpenoen Die Sapaner
,,menidlide 3iinOer"", nm i6re Slug
un6 on0eren &ldbe bon empfiROliden
Bom6en nit Sp1t5iitOung 81 be-
freien, sic BON ser IA. 6liegergruppe
obaemorfen mor0en moren. 8iele io-
aennonnten ,8utterflps8Om6s ner-
SEN ourd, sic geringite 8epegung
entlo0en, iel6it 0urf einen in ibrer
Nd6e porbeigeben0en Meni6en. sic
IinO Oa6er beionOers geeignet, Dem
5einOe sic genubung uon StraBert
unO Sligpldben unmogli6 3l mo-
den. Sebt miro 6efnnnt, 0aB Die Sa-
paner dineIii6e aiiIis ,beito4en" ba'
ben, 0ie 8om6en n1f5llelen. Notiir-
li6 6raufen iie ibnen ben OerIpro-
denen Geis nidlt me6r 5t geben.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
GOncOrOia Stride
90. unb g StraBe H.@.
gbas. @nbers, Yaitor

Sm @otteS0ienIt am oergan9enen
lSonntog wurpen sic Niiitter goil5
6eIonoerS 9eebrt. Cine ieoe o~eriel5en,
melhe nnpeieno mar, erbielt cine
Nelfe ongeitedt.
llebermorg6n, Sonntag, sen 30.
Mni, miro Oos Yfingitfeit sefeiert.
Ser @ottesoienit lit INN IL llbr nit
unihlieBenoem 81. abenomabl. Son,
firmationsieier lit in 4rOmore am
alaid2en Gage lin $50 llbr nod
mittags.
Setauft muroe bon Serrn Gnitor
G6oS @noers 3orotbp 2ouiie Grimm.
8ofter BON @errn 8m. @romar
Grimm uno 6ruu @aula ge6. So
co6ion.
Bon sen III Ser @ebrmoht 0es
2an0es 0ienenoen MGrner Der @e-
meinoe moret Die folgen0en auf llr.
loub: Captain Gus. &rltger nod g.
iabrigem Gienit in lleberlee, er er.
mortet cine 8eriebung nod 8nibing.
ton ODER oeilen nabere llngebung.
8m. 9. Gor erbielt einen 64mohigen
1lrloub nod 3~-idbriger GiGnlt3eit in
lleberiee. Gopio Sans mnr nad) Ian.
gem IienIt auf See iiber eil 8oden-
en0e gu @nuie ulro bofft IN Der Hdbe
gu bleiben onmit er offers nod 9onia
fonmen fam. 6railf Hoblono er.
bielt lpejiellen 1lrloltb oo iein Batter
franf i'm 6oipitol NOR. Bert Sfroe,
Ser itlro Midel 8olj poren ieoer 10
Gage nltf llrlultb. Sin goloener
Stern nurOe Dem Notnen grnelt &i.
uuroo bin5ugefiigt. IS lit etpas iiber
| Sabr, Dab oerIelbe als bermiBt &c,
meloet muroe. Gns ariegsminiite-
riiim fiibrt i'm nod ultf Ser 2iIte Ser
gerlniBten. SIS muroe ibm oos 8lie-
gerfrell5 uno Die 6liegcrmeoaille slr-
lieben. 6rancis @a0p ianOte tele,
grapbilde @liidpiinide sur aonfir-
mationSfeier.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
winfe

Slame 9npoms: So bis DO bis 9. Sunni. So bis % bis 80. SUM. -
biz 32 bis 81. Sui. 80 bis 80 uno 81 Bis 81 bis 81. auguit.
Sober Supon gilt 5ebn @unfte. 8aue Sofen ino mgitg.
&Ote anpOns nnb Soften: 90 u0 IS iapie a2 6is 92 in Bud A eelhn;
G2 bis ~ truen ul /. Woi in &rah. @s geten Y535 un0 G2 bis
D bis 3. SUM; 50 bis 81 bis 80. SUM; 50 bis @2 bis 81. Snl; %
bis ll2 bis 81. @nguit Die Sofen I'M 8erte BON lie einem Glnit Die
men gum 8efieln Der 9npons BON lie 5ebn Bunften.
3nder: aupon IS in Bud A gilt fir 5 9fuuo bis :. SUM. a1pon SO gilt
ob |. Mai bis 81. Tnsuit fir 5 @fno. @abndeinlif trtt Dor benz
|. Muguft fem meterer 3uderRupon in &roft.
Sdnbe: &upons Scr. /, 2 uno 8 Unit Dem 5Iag5eug) in 9ations6uh
Scr. 3 fno bis auf meheres gum 8e5ug bon ie einen1 Soar Sfuben
gltg. 2uut 1881 benebt feline IbItdt, &upons 81 onnunieren. Nteaer
Sdubfupon erideint irgenomann i'm Sonmer.
8aiDin: &upon Scr. Is i'm MAgub gilt fir bier @a1onen big 81. SUM
1916. &lpon g6, sc, 87, 81 geten fir i 8 @aaonen. Iae anberen
g. uno G=9upons imo uneultg. E&upons u2no OH 1915" gilt fir
5 @aaonen bis 80. SUM-. Anoere T-aupons ino unglftig.
Gum sdus gegen sen S~dlei6banoel bat ieoer @ogenbeiser iofort
auf alien @nIoltt&upons, Die iid in ieinenn gefs befnoen, ietne Sr
5en5Nummer uno Den Staat, in Dem er regllh1ert it, 81 permeren.
8rennDl: Die aupons Ser Sei8ungsperiooen 1, 2, 8, A uno 5 fir 194445
gelten fir lie 10 @aaonen pro @inbeit Bis 81. Iugut. llnfNnuste
aupons Ser SeiungsperOoen A umo 5 fir 1943-44 seien gleihfnas
bis 81. 9uguit 1915.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
0entIdJes @aiieubuns

0ie 0ireftoren = 8%eriommlung 0es
@uiienbauies fanO om Sonntaa
@admittog unter Dem 8oriis Oes
8rGiioenten 6reo u. SdneiOer ltatt.
Die 9erid)te oes Sefretdrs, oes
S6abmeiiters unO Oes Buiienuaters
murOen ongenommen mie Derlelen.
&ednungen inn getrage uon u6er
$500 nuroeh CUR 3ablung angeWie'
len. Gins Ger @aiienfinOer wur0e
ouf @uni6 BON Oeiien @robmutter
entlaiien. Ger ySappineB Club" oes
@aiienbouies lo0et 81 einem gemiit'
li6en Nodmittog na6 Der nafiten
@%eriammlung, 10. SUM, Elm. Die
&inoerfnpelle miro muii5ieren un0
einige angene6me Stunoen itn0 ie-
Dem geiufer gepiB. Die llnterbol.
tlng finoet BEL id0nem @etter I'M
6reien ltntt.
SIN September iinO es 65 Sabre,
oaB oos 8oiienbous gegriinOet muir.
0e. YrGlioent S6neioer mafte Die
9lnregun9, OaB man ben Gag teitlid
begeben lolle. @r empfabl cine 5eier
inter ser genteininmen 2eitung oeS
6rolen : R1bpereins, 0es 6rnl1en-
@ilfsoereinS uno oes 09oppineB
@(u6s". 0ie Gelegoten mer0en oie
anregung in i6ren ielpeiligen Ser.
einen our Sprade 6ringen.
@rjeltgniiie, nelfe in Ser fiir Die
&noben erridteten S6reinernerfIt1t=
te bergeItellt mur0en, fanoen iGnellen
a6ias. Nit Dem Cribs meroen mei-
tere 6enotigte Moidinerie unO 8erf-
3elge gefauft merOen. Ser Inter
rid)t an Die Sllngens miro BON Jaf)-
m1nnern ltnentgeltlidD erteilt. Bon
Sen in ser 8ebrmaht oes 2on0es
0ienen0en Sungens wnren gum Mut-
tertog @ratulotion8tarten BON ii6er-
all Der eingeloufer. @aiIenpater unO
@ailenmlltter @briitman lino iebr
itol5 auf ibre Sungens, gang 6eion-
0ers Sic @oiienmutter, ooB Die in al.
Ter @elt ~meilen0en &inoer ibrer am
0futtertag geoa6ten.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
percinsRalenNc

GOncOrS GIub, Snc. 9rdiioen:
9rlfreo Sdneier; Sefretdr, 6rau u.
Shlofter, 1863 Conn. Ape., g. @.
Geriammlung am 3. Mittuod) /. M.
4rOIpcct Sill SrieS6Of. &rdiiOent
6reo Gogeliong; Sefretdr, $. q.
8infler; Sdabneiiter: 2uurence 8.
Stus. &eri. am 2. Samstog i'm
Monot i'm 5rieObofsge6auoe.
0emtIde Sreimanrer 2ose slrmi-
Mus, @r. %, S.A.A.M. Sefretdr
6re0f. 9ertrnm 1871 S6ep6ero
Str, 81. &. 8eriamnlung am 1.
0ienstag i'm Monat I'M Reuen @n-
ionic Gempel, 13te unO S StraBe,
g. 8.
Arminins gersnisnnss : @erein.
8rGiioent: Senrp Shelter; Sefretdr:
Ibeo0or 2erdL 1905 Siebente Stras
be, g. SO. 8eriommlung am /.
Sonnaben0 i'm Monat.
Greater Beneficial l%tniOn, 0iitrift
9r. 100. 9r1IiOent: Sobn @reolein;
SefretGr: G6riitinn Gbrfit, 1922
6iinfte StraBe, q. %. 8eri. ont
4. 0ienStag il1 Monat I'M SonIe SIR.
1920 j StraBe, g. 6.
@reater 8enefieinl l%lniun, 0iitrift
Hr. 40. &rdiioent: @Id)el Bol-
ner; Sefret6r, Gbriition 8ronet-
bitter, 1104 8onipant Str, Siluer
Spring, Mo. 8eri. am A. Jreitag
i'm Monot i'm ,GStoe 8oint SQoern",
12te unO & StrnBe, RorOoit,
3nppcrt Seim 6rnnen 9ilfsperein.
9tdiioentin: 5rou Grit ". 8rown;
Sefretdrin; 6rat No6el Diet. Ber-
iommlung am 9. 9ienStag /. N. I'm
9 llbr i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
Stiftnnssfeit int &uppert 9eim

Am Sonntog, sen 20. Mai, miro
pie alliG6rlif i'm &uppert 5eim oas
Stiitungsfeit gefeiert meroen. Die
&or6ereitungen oa5u liegen in Oen
SGnoen zines bepdbrten &omitees.
9emIel6en lit es gelungert tros ser
Sleii6fnnppbeit audi in Olelem Sab
re ooslelbe Quontum ein5utuuTen,
IoooB sic 9eiuder nift enttduidt
Iein meroen. 9as llnterboltungs-
p~rogronttrt, mel6es in Sen 6en16rten
lSGnOen Ser 6rau ErdiiOentin grnelt
@. 8romn liegt, Deriprift abpehs-
lungSrei6e l%lnterbnltung. 8asielbe
beginnt INN 3 llbr. Ser Omnibus
oes tSeirns miro sic 8elnd]er, melde
nit ser StrnBen6abn fommen, on Der
SalteItelle Nicols gloenue un0 Il
StraBe 9. 6, dbbolpn. 9ns aomitee
luoet 5u 5a6lreidDem 8eiude elm. @S
6ittet 6reun6e uno @Onner Oes
Seims, Sa~noorbeiten, Sd)iir5en,
S%alt8gebGd uno oergleifen fitr Die
oerl6ieoenen StGnoe, melhe oie Sa-
den gum 8erfuuf anbieten, 5u FIFTEEN.
Gin A6enoelien miro bon 4 ubr ab
ieruiert.
Die gerIamm(ung oes 6rnltetl-
S~ilfspereins fano am 0ienstog pori-
ger ISOLDE I'M Seim itott. Sn oerIel.
ben mar 8eamtenpabl. Die biSberi-
gen 8orIibenoer prroen allie mieoer-
erlp1blt. GieIelben iinO:
6rau G6riitian Seurid, @bren-9ra-
iioentin
6rou Gbas, Saco6ien, @bren-8i5e-
GrGiioentin
6rnu @rneit %. 8romn, 8%raiioetttirt
5rol 5. @en3mnrn @i5e-BrditOentin
5rolt George 9iener, Bi3e4sr1iiOeit.
tin
6rolt @nt. 9. 5ones, gse-8rdiiOen-
tin
6rou Ssfor Giek sefretdrin
5rnl1 V. @moIo, Sinnn5lS efretGrit
5rau 6reo @briitopb. Sdasmeiterin
Gie Slinior- @rrppe 0es Seims,
unter 2eitun9 BON 6rGltlein aatbe
90. Speider, gibt am 10. SUM einelt
Zee" bon 4-6 llbr i'm goitliden
Seim bon Serrn uno 6rau griielt
@. 8romn an ser Semlod StraBe
q. SO. un6 looet gu 5ablreidem Be-
Jude elm.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
ct. Warns Stride

StraBe M.@. (StpiI9en 8 un6 81
9ep. gbas. M. Soebmer. 9farrer
9lep. Nartin S. S9mis, &aplan
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18

YoU'RE looking at an electric ~'whirley'' crane in action.
It's placing a superstructure on the deck of a new troop
transport.
This is a big, rough, tough power job. 1t takes a lot of
"juice'-a far cry from the amount needed to make your
breakfast toast.
Today, electricity is doing a lot of big jobs helping
to keep Americas huge war machine roaring toward vic
tory. And it is also doing the little jobs in the home :.
helping to give Woodworking Americans the comforts and
conveniences that keep morale high.
And all this at low pre-war pricesl
Your electric company is glad to have been able to keep
plenty of cheap electricity on tap in these war times =.
and our folks pledge that an abundant supply will be ready
to serve all your postwar needs.
suruxArM0ap
n e9MPAKY7
M@M4EgA@4a
. Hear NELSON EDDY IA THE ELECTRIC HOUR" Nth Robert Armbruars
Orchestra Sssiay afternoons $780, EVIL, CHS.
DON'T WAISTS sLserRIeIrY yvsr BECAUSE IT'S CHEAP
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
Annual Meeting Notice

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the American
Fire Insurance Company of D. C. for
the election of eight (s) directors for
the ensuing year, will be held at the
office of the Company, 81 18th St.,
NV. Washington, D. c.. on Thursday,
June 81, 1945, at IL O'Clock AM Polls
will be open from IL AN to l PM.
Edward l.. McAleer, Secretary.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18

am Sonntag, sen 20. Mni lit
8finglten. 81. Meiien iin0 Inn Z,
$50, 1890 uno 1t.30 ubr. Gie
$50 Meiie lit ein So9amt nit an
idlieBenoem Segen.
Sonntng, Ser 81. M5ai, lit Sri
nitp Sunoap". @s lit Der lette Gag
our @rfiillung Der Selterliden
Bflidt. an oieiem Gage miro cine
b%eionoere &ollefte fiir sen 81. 8a-
ter erboben.
@an plant Die @rrid9tuns elmer
fntbolil6en &ohidnle i'm 9iitrift pom
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18

Columbia. Die Soften CUR @rridtltng
oerielben iollen pom ben &irhenge-
meinoen aufgebroft peroen. Gle
Ct. MarpsI@emeinoe ioa $4,000
oo5u beilteltern. @s lit 6ur Belt nidJt
'beablihtist, cine beionoere Sanm=
lung 0afiir 81 per~onItalten,
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
Stnatss HcrcIN Kalcn>
Scr nod III bNben

@ir 6aben nod einige &opien 0es
Staats= 6erolO &nlenoers an 6duo.
9erielbe lit gum Greis BON 80 cts. in
ser Office oeS @aibington Sournal
gum gprfnuf. 9ur6 Die 9oit 5llge-
idift lit ser &reis 60 cts.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
Tremno nnO Geim6

Geiier iii mir Ser 6reuno,
bod aud Ben 5eino fam id niisen.
3eigt mir ser 6reuno, mas i6 fam,
lebrt mid ser Seino, mas id ioa.
ShiQer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-15
! SEE BY THE DAILlES THAT

The House voted to continue the
Commodity Credit Corporation for
two years.
A sugar company president declared
at least as much sugar should be
available in 1915 as in 1914
A Hollywood actor declared he
doubted the morale value Of pin-ups
among men in service.
Meat production in federally IN
spected plants decreased three per
cent in q week.
West Virginia teacher salary in
crease was voted by the legislature
1t. General Willard F. Harmon,
commander of army air forces in the
Pacific ocean area, was reported miss
ing.
More than $4,000 war workers were
either on strike or laid off for lack
of parts in twelve Chrysler and Briggs
plants in the Detroit area on March ,.
A. F. of L. members on War Labor
Board want wages boosted generally
by II percent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-15
Ration Reminders

SUGAR-Stamp 35 good from
March l through June 2.
ROCESS SEQ FOODS - Blue
stamps KS through BIZ valid thru
March 81. Blue stamps CO through
CO valid through April %. Blue
stamps H-2 through M-2 good thru
June 2. Blue stamps NJ through So
good through June 80.
MEATS, FATS, Etc.-Stamps Q-5
through SIS valid through March 81.
TO through Ks valid through April
28. Y-5 through Do good through
June 2. E-2 through J-2 good through
June 30.
Consumers will get 2 meats-fats
points and cents for each pound of
waste kitchen fats and greases taken
to meat markets.
SHOES-Airplane stamps 1, 2 and
8 in book 3 each valid for one pair.
Families may pool coupons Of all
members living in the same household.
GASOLINE Ala coupons good
for four gallons each through March
81.
Motorists must write State regis
tration and license number on the
face Of all coupons.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-15
MENTAL REBUILDING
BY RUTH TAYLOR

Tho yroa+os+ +osl, wa will have y,
tho voa1s 70 coo,o or+ar tho ,,oooo :,
STONED will bo not tho dos+,,,c+i i'm
If what ;s bad i, tba world b,+ IN tho
Introduction, Of ,,bo+ i. oaod i, +ho
const, ,,otfvo +a.l. If ,,,on+a1 ,ah,,i1d
mo This will bo tho most df4;c,,3t If
III +ba tasl,s 81 rs.ons,,.,c+;o,
Fields cam he c1aa,ol Of ,ba ,,,bblo
If va,. On +bn Ia+tloo,.o,od, tbo
grass will grow again. Cities can be
rebuilt, new buildings erected to take
7 The place Of storied landmarks. The
material scars will be gradually
erased or softened by the kind hand Of
time. But the greatest reconstruction
work viii have to be on the minds Of
men.
First. help must be given to those
who have suffered under the brutal
hand Of the tyrant. Their lives will
have TO be built up. their spirit
raised, so that once more they can
walk alone, free men in a free world.
This will require understanding. SYM
pathy and pat'ence-combined with
an ability to inspire. We must make
the once conquered realize that, while
we are ready to help, we are not try
ing to sap their own courage and inici-
&t!Ve by charity. that we believe in
then own AFFINITY to make a place for
{ themselves,
Second, and far more difficult. viii
be the reconstruction Of the mind, of
these who served and lived undpi. the
banner Of the aggressor. We cannot
say that we will have svmpathv to
give to these whose beliefs are dia-
Imetricall" opposed to cur faith, who
made d cult or cruelty and fetish Of
false superiority. We cannot say shat
we can understand those who saved
! their own skins at the cost Of honor
We Will find it difficult to have pa
tience with those whose only creed
was that Of might, and whose only
faith was in brute force.
Tn order "a mako tbo would q safe
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GORTNER

Worry and anxiety are sand in the
machinery Of life; faith is oil"
Mrs. Anna Bittinger and Mrs. En-
nest Goltner were in Baltimore sew
cral days this week.
At the Roy Lee home the following
were Sunday guests; Mr.. and Mrs
George Lohr and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Riley and family, New
ton and Mary Catherine Beckman,
Gertrude and Cecil Slabach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sisk, Loeb Lynn,
spent Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Sisk
Buddy Dodge spent the weekend at
kingwood with his home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Welch and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schlossna-
gle and children were guests Of rela
tiyes in Accident on Sunday.
NM 3-c Howard KEEPER and Mrs
KEEPER returned home from California
on Monday night They were met in
Cumberland by Miss Leona Dodge.
KEEPER has IS day leave. Mrs. Keipet
has been with her husband in Caliior-
/ MIA for several weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sims spent several
days last week with her son Earl in
! Crellin
Mrs. Emma Conneway, who spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
VIII Sanders, is now at home near
/ German.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk were the
guests Of Nh and Mrs Stanley Sharp
less, at Dodge.
Mrs. Clarence Fulk was visiting her
/ mother and sisters in Cumberland one
day last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lichty and chill
drcn visited with Noah Schrock and
/ family Sunday afternoon.
F.. Bishop Milton Miller, Grantsville,
preached in the Union church here
and was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Gnegy, Pleasant Valley, on Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Knight has returned to
her home from d Cumberland hospital.
Miss Lena Slabach and Sam Sla-
bach We're dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Yoder on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bender, Bit
finger, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II
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| SEE BY The DAILIES THAT

A Senate check indicated that Au-
brey Williams would not be confirmed
as REA head
Coal burning households in the East
had their coal supply decreased.
More than a half a million sick and
wounded American fighting men
were flown out of battle zones last
year with % deaths in flight.
Total combat casualties reached
49,, 632 with 142,285 army killed and
34.513 navy killed.
New York became the first state in
the union to enact law making re-
i@ious or racial prejudice in selecting
workers a punishable offense.
An OPA investigator plunged 10
floors to his death in Baltimore on
Monday.
A checkup has shown that fewer
than 20 votes would be cast in Senate
against world security treaty pat
termed on Dumbarton Oaks principles.