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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08
BIRTHDAY PARTY

MRS c*. Roman Gabriel en:e, ai,s,
on Saturday at her honoo dine:
"oolcott avenue honoring ~IO'
young son, Roman, Jr ., n lesf
fifth birthday. vi hi
Guests We're: Glendale Ma.
Carl Elliot, Jimmy Latham M WGI,,
Latham, Pat Latham, DonaId N = Il!
tin, Martha Smith, Jacm,o Mol'
Boado, Eddie Boado, Emile B ~rl!ne
Jr., Nellie Rae sellars, Peggv y' 1o0
Sellars, Betty Carrot p9s lean
Fisher and Margaret Fisher ''
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08
KING PETER BARRED

BELGRADE, Aug. 7.-(P)-Pre-
mier Marshal Tito told the Peoples
Front Congress today that King
Peter would not be allowed t.
return to Yugoslavia. Tito said
the decision was based on the
grounds that Gen. Draja Mihai-
lovic and Milan Medic acted in the
Kings name during the German
occupation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08

full one felt
that he had tc
p r o t e c t his
wife's position.
B u t appar.
emily the idea
of chivalry is
changing. Today
the m a r r led
man who gets
in a scrape is
anxious only to
p r o t e c t the
name of "the
other woman"
and let the wife
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08
SJJsPENDERs TABOO

BOSTON, Aug. 7.-WH-sign in
fashionable downtown club:
During the summer, members
wishing to do so may remove their
coats in the dining room if their
suspenders are not visible"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08
Unfaithful Husbands Once
Projected Wives, But Now
Other Woman Is Sheltered
BY RUTH MILLETT

There has always been a certain
amount of infidelity among hus-
bands. But time was when "the
other woman stood to lose all,
since a husband-eVen an unfaith.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08
RELIC ATTRACTS HUNDREDS

STURBRIDGE, Mass, Aug. 7.
-U.P)-Hundreds of persons still
visit yearly the Shrine of Saint
Anne in nearby Fiskdale, which
contains a relic of the Saint brought
here in 1892.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Eyes Sore? Tired?

Here's prompt relief Battle eyes with
Lavoptik. Burning, Inflammation, sore
ness, tired feeling. itching from local
trritations all relieved Cools, soothes,
refreshes or money refunded. 80 years
success. Praised by thousands. Get
Lavoptik today. Eye-cup inciuded.) At
all druggists
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08
CLUB CLOCK

Rebekah degree IOOF will
hold the regular meeting Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock in the
IOOF building. Members of the
degree staff are asked to as
semble at 7:45 o'clock for a
short meeting prior to the re-
gular session.
Wilmington Assembly, No. II.
Order of Rainbow for Girls,
will hold the regular meeting
this evening at 7 o'clock. In
itiations will be held with the
degrees of the order being
conferred upon the following;
Misses 10 anne Snead, Carolyn
King and Josephine Hole
man. An important business
meeting will be held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08

Press some Moroline between thumb and
finger. Slowly move them apart. Long silky
6bres prove Moroline's high quality
nothing less measures up to this test.
Moroline is a blessing for diaper rash,
scrapes, scratches and bruises. Highlyec
nomical. &c, triplesize, 10c. Get Moroline.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-08
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Graham an
nounce the birth of a son, Carl
Samuel, Jr., on August /, at
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Ora
ham is the former Annie Mae
Snow.
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WANTED


WANTED - Dressed Pork. War
hicks Meat Market, Oakland.-30-tf.
WANTED - Caretaker for farm.
Apply to Porter NJ. Wilt, Deer Park,
Md-36-4t]
WANTED - One large Heating
Stove; Burnside preferred. Ernest G..
Spoerlein, Oakland.-37-3t%
WANTED TO RENT - Two or
three furnished or unfinished rooms
for serviceman and wife. No children.
Write or phone Oakland 259-R.-35-3#
WANTED-Tw men to work on
farm; good housing conditions; rent
free; good salary. Apply Thomas J.
johnson, Oakland, telephone S1S-F-5,
-24-tf
WANTED TO TRADE-1938 IL
ton Truck, in good running order, for
late model car or pickup. Prentice De
Berry, Oakland-26-tf.
WANTED-Cooka and helper to pre-
pare noon lunch at Elementary school,
Oakland. See Merle Frantz, princi-
pal.-35-3t
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. Emeric Dusic, High
street extended, Oakland. Telephone
264-J -35-3t
WANTED-Boy, 16 years old or
over, for delivery and stock clerk.
Apply c. H. Browning, Jr., at F. A.
Smouses Store, Oakland, Md,-35-tf
WANTED-Man, either married or
single, for farm and dairy work; house
with electricity and water, if needed
Reed and Canaan, Mt. Lake Park. Tel
ephone BOW -1.-29-tf.
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GORTNER

The Union Sunday school contrib
uted $50 on Sunday to be used in pur-
chasing wheat to be sent overseas fol
relief Of the War-stlIcken people of
Europe. Eglon district has charge of
this project
Since the death Of Rev. Fultz, at
over that charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Glotfelty and
children and Miss Leota Miner, Sand
Flat; S.Sgt. and Mrs. Harlan Beck,
man and daughters Patricia and Jean
and son Edward, of Havre de Grace
and Misses Edna Beckman and Flor
ence Kelly, Of Tunnelton, We're recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk
Mrs. Ray Gnegy, in Pleasant Valley
will entertain the Brethren Aid on
the 18th, instead Of Mrs Harvey
Swartzentruber
Mrs. Paul Welch was at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Green, in Swan
ton, Friday evening
Mrs. Jane Beeghly is spening the
week with Mrs. Addie Edgar in Mt.
Lake Park.
Miss Lena SIabach and Sam Sla-
bach, Mrs. Willard Swartzentrubel
and son, Richard, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Sisk attended surprise show
CT for Mr.. and Mrs. Byard Miller at
the home Of Mr.. Miller's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Miller, at Grantsville,
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Slabach and
grandchildren, Mr.. and Mrs Elwood
Beckman were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Riley, Pleasant Valley, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Welch accompan-
led Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Spoerlein to
Grantsville on Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard KEEPER, D. w.
Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Artie Dodge
and children were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Dodge at their home in
Morgantown, Sunday. Their son Wal
lace is home from overseas.
Mrs. Robert Twigg and son Robert
and Mrs. Adam Teets, Flintstone
spent Saturday with Mrs. Noah
Schrock and Mrs. Jonas Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard KEEPER have
taken a furnished apartment at the
home Of Mrs. A. Moore, Oak street
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Beckman and
Mrs. Noah Slabach were in Terra
Alta on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Feather
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas WEIGH, of
Albright, were recent visitors at the
Artie Dodge home.
Misses Mary Miller and Kate Yoder
who were visiting Mrs. Allen Peters
helm, returned to their home in Do
yer, Del, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Guy Pace, Of Thomas, who
spent the weekend with her sister
Mrs. Walter Schlossnagle, returned tc
her home.
1t is reported that Daniel Beachy
of Meyersdale, has purchased the l.
II. Fike farm in this community.
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BITTINGER

Rev Bernard H. Koch, of Spring
field, O., who is a member of the No
vember graduating class Of the Luth-
eran Theological Seminary, conducted
services in the Jennings, Bittinger
and Meadow Mountain Lutheran
churches last Sunday with a view to
accepting a call to become the regu-
lar pastor Of the parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Buckle en-
tertained at their home last Sunday
at dinner a group Of approximately
twenty-five relatives and friends
Those present who partook Of the
hospitality Of their host and hostess
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Knicker-
booker, Mr.. and Mrs. David Messer-
smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Wiley
and daughter, all of Marathon, N.Y.;
Charles H. Wiley and Thomas W.
Wiley, Canton, o.; Benz. II. Wiley, of
Reisterstown, Md; Miss Christina
Winterberg and Officer Blair Buckle
Grantsville; Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Moon and son, Mrs. Paul Orendorf
and son. Cumberland; Nh and Mrs.
w. f. Buckle and family and Mrs
Jonas Beachy and daughter. Phyllis,
0l p Saio v1i53 V;IoIl p ~
hoI"l tC Why, eeIs .} IoWli' - mere e..
vi i L1 odYS Ci az oIt nome oL MS
of the Glades section.
Miss Fern Brenneman, Of Hyatts-
Vile, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Simon Brenneman
'' W., Gieli u jio.ne li pig,,,o,,,,, NJ d.,
,. wi D. lioIlgi ID eIjiie MA: 'Il9 hoo-
u; ;l DleItlIe'li%Il anu MISS DoIIS i1el1
ai ,,N @ SiJpi''''S III O''i'i0e'I''lo
0'' Tb 10y ie' 4aro ,rb;1o o,c.oool 10
'loiii'e9 ai.y g., Willy t f = 90
i5is soIme car peil'eI WoLA lor hdWaru
, ~ ell'' ef wa" ,, 81 uvh ny ',eaEy
Ivy VI cIIiloeI ana Su9 U"iileo " pain
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|
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Friend, Elder
Hill, Md, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
/ Livengood, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mabel McCuen, Allison, Pa.
who had been visiting her father, ".
w. Savage for two weeks, returned
to her home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Friend and son,
Jack, Mrs. Walter Davies and Miss
Ann Sallese were dinner guests Sat
urday everng Of MI and Mrs Rob
era Murphy, Selbysport.
Following tive-years service in
the USA, Woody HENDERSON has been
honorably discharged.
Nh. and Mrs. L. l.. Friend. accom-
panied by the latter's sister, Mrs. By
ard Llston, Confluence, spent Sunday
IN Allison with relatives.
Mrs. Annette Rumbaugh Bailey, OF
Browntield, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Friend and Mrs. Virginia
Wallace.
Miss Esther Opel and John Capel
attended teachers meeting held At
Accider: on Monday afternoon,
Mrs. Pearl Shultz and Mrs. Jessie
Atkinson, Of near Addison. visited the
former mother, Mrs. II. L. Shoe
maker, Monday afternoon.
Miss Velora Swauger, Jennings,
was a Monday evening dinner guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Durham.
! Miss Hazel SchlosSnagle IS spend
ing some time IN Cumberland with
Mrs. Marie Williams.
Mrs. Addle Coddington and son,
Richard, spent Sunday IN Cumber-
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Ration Reminders

SUGAR-Stamp No SO in Book 4
valid September l to December 81
MEATS. FATS. Etc.-Red stamps
FL to K-l valid Aug. l to Nov. 30. l.
/ to o. valid September l through
December 81 Ri through vi valid
October l through January 81. Red
stamps WI through I'll and green
stamp Ms valid November l through
February %.
Consumers will get meats-fats
points and cents for each pound of
waste kitchen fats and greases taken
to meat markets.
The end of shoe rationing became
effective Wednesday morning at 1901
o'clock
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-SiX burner gas stove,
good oven. Phone 6-J.-36-3t
FOR SALE - Canary Birds. Mrs,
George Wilt, Phone 7OG, kitzmiller,
Md.-37-5t
FOR SALE-One Cow; good pro-
Queer Ernest c. Spoerlein Oakland,
Md.-37-3t.
FOR SALE-Girls Bicycle, in good
condition. Price, $4,000. Call phone
288-W-37-2t
FOR SALE-Boy's Bicycle, in good
condition. Apply to Hervey Smouse,
Oakland, Md.-37-tf.
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Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO Misunderstanding and
regulating. j. S. Elliott, Mountain
Lake Park. Phone 85-W.-46-tf.
LIBERAL REWARD will be paid
for return. or information leading to
return Of guns and household goods
taken from Laird Cottage at Nc
Henry, Nd. Address W. J. Laird. Nc
Henry, Md.-36-4t%'
INVITATION-We invite you to
come to our store and see the new
BENDIX AUTOMATIC II 0 NJ f
LAUNDRY. Ask for a demonsha-
ton. w Harold Miller, Cooperative
Service Agency, Grantsville Md.--36-4
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NOTICE 70 TRESPASSERS

All persons are hereby warned not
to enter upon, hunt or trespass in any
manner upon the property known as
the Round Glade Farm near Swallow
Falls, now owned by the undersigned.
HARRY j. TUSING.
Advertisement Scat
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LOST

STRAYED from pasture on lTIt
Savage fam, Sang Run, one white
faced COW and calf. Cow has right ear
split and notch underneath Finder
please notify VIM. A. Custer, phone
2113, Friendsville, Md,-37-2t*
LOST-Two black and white Pigs,
weight 25 pounds each, between E
street and Webers. Finder please no.
tify George Lewis, Mountain Lake
Park, Md, or call 62-M-3G-2t
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| dressed or best representative adult,
Mrs. Kathryn Fike; duplicate prize,
Paul Fisher, a soldier; most comically
! dressed adult, Ivan HENDERSON, and
! duplicate prize, Lawrence Selby. in
evening gown. Each person received
$1.00. Judges were Mrs. Frances Da-
vies, Mrs Manila Friend, Miss Clau-
dine Opel.
Door prize, Dorothy Humberson
fresh fruit baskets were awarded to
Mrs. W. A. Daley, Mrs. Iva Frantz
and Joe Carr. Canned fruit basket, to
Jimmie Michaels; guess cake, Mrs.
c. [. Gilleland
Birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Grove honored
their son, Lott TIMBER, with a birth
day surprise party on Saturday even
ing. Games were played and refresh
ments were served. Guests present
were Shirley Tressler, Eleanor Nick
low, Nina NJ. Jenkins, Mary Lou
Browning, Mary Masters, Beatrice
Mason, Jack Friend, Colt Wicklow,
Lohnie Mccullough, Wade Frazee,
Emerson Thomas, John Wriston, Rob
crt Schroyer Edward Friend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Frantz and son.
,GCyernor O'Conor Visits Here
Governor Herbert X. O'Conor, ac-
companied by Senator Bernard |. Con
der, Of Oakland, visited in Friendsville
on his brief stay in the county, last
Friday. He spoke briefly at the local
school and met many friends.
Church Organizations Meet
Mrs. Clarence Wicklow entertained
mine members and guests Of thp Lnth-
eran Ladies' Aid at her home Thnrs.
Idav afternoon of last week Mrs
Henrietta Ljninger had charge Of the
meeting. Refreshments were Served
Circle No, . of the WSCS met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Cuppett with eleven mem-
bers attending, After tbe meetino. re-
Treatments were served NV the hos
tess.
H.,
oir'h vi son Announced
Cpl. and Mrs. Donald Friend, now
Of Ohio, announced the birth Of a son
on Saturday, October -. The father
is son OF Mr.. George Friend, of
Friendsville.
A Gaqghter was born to Mr.. and
s !ISi haibh Murphy at MemoflaI Hos
PIlal' Oumoefiahd' on Wednesday,
Personals and Minor Mention
N.Y. 'o'''' r, anu r. ,',''''' ','e'''''''
MIS- Ciara hleSler mas returned to
i ne p nome }!i- AFTER spending several weeks
III r, PaIIiIAore;
n harold fIke' OF Rapport HarDor'
With his wifa Me- Fn l[o' MI MIN '''i (
PVT and MIS- p l1 u SchI INe,
and dangbtor cbi,io,, ,,;s;tad tl,n fst ~
mp,s nsran+s NJ. Snd W. w.. fI'l lU.
SrhIossnaoin Aan;domt liond iiU" az ~
ternoon s. cnh1n". r AZ T Inft r,, a.
dav fo,. row fanI lio,''ISs ~ IVIt U.S.
inG boro o * Ja,. a. f,,,i ~ '.lieI 4 o.
via ana dana,+o,. "S l"i loos H. L LIS
70 Cnnn6o,ion5I i W '''e0 l'''''''" '''iil
NJ. and NJ NJ A,tl,,,. 1o,o11o,,
HoTo. M NJ, n ad M w. .'' KS ~" eIiem' o.
anJ Gnu va W. H. H. el j ,f 2e"IoST e.
Snb,aI"f9 CIV Ii,, w. t'iio W D. ,
and NJ Oden F,.an+z ~ e@ d;n,, 20 ,, n'
given in honor Of Robert Srhrover
who is ATTENDING school ~ Na,rGrs,
burg. Pa. and Who snant the waaL-
end here.
Mr.. and Mrs PauI Friend and son
Paul, Jr.. were dinner quests ON Fri
day evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E.
Guard.
Mrs. Florence Fike and daughters
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Selby
at Selbysport. Wednesday evening
VII. and Mrs. Merle FlantZ and
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, HEAD OF HORSES ,

One bay Horse, VT. 1880 lbs. yrs.
old; l gray Horse, VT. 1900 lbs, II
WIS. old; | brown Horse. VT. 1900 lbs,
IS yrs. old. All broke to work single
or double Also one black Pony, APP
proXimateIy ten years old, ~ inches
high.
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LIVESTOCK

Five head of Steers, 2 years old;
- head Heifers, ? years old; 3 Stock
Iearling Cattle, Stock Hereford
Cows, i Hereford Calves and one
team of Gray Mares, years old, W.T..
5000 pounds. Gentle.
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FARM MACHINERY, SUPPLIES
AND EQUIPMENT

One Falmall Model H Tractor, on
rubber, in excellent condition; one
Farmall Tractor Plow, two way, COM
plete with lifts; l Mccormick Deer
ing Grain Binder, it. Cut, on rub
Der; l Ontario 13-disc Tractor Drill
with power lift (neW); l Mccormick
Deering Chloe Horse Drill; l Case
Tractor Disc new; l Mccormick
Deering Gift. Mower, New Idea Side
Delivery Rake, used two seasons;
Mccormick Deering 5Iay Loader,
MISUNDERSTANDING Trailer Type Ma
nure Spreader on Rubber, like new;
l Papec Model l. Ensilage Cutter,
John Deere two horse Sulky Pillow,
MISUNDERSTANDING Cultipacker, l
MISUNDERSTANDING two-row Corn
Planter, l Mccormick Deering two
horse Cultivator, one Rubber tired
Wagon, ! Wagon Box. tractor Trail
er on rubber, l tractor Wood Saw (36-
inch Saw; l new set Tractor Chains,
l Intersection Tractor Harrow,
Tongue Truck for Mower or Reaper,
set double Team Work Harness, l
Potato Plow, l Sleigh, 1 bench model
Grindstone, coal Chicken Brooder,
32-volt Wind Charger, l 6S-ft Good
year siX-inch Drive Belt (new); l end
less WoodsaW Belt, 22-calibre Au-
tomato Rifle with telescope Sights.
FEED AND PULLETS
Fifteen tons Mixed Hay, 400 bush
els Oats (Boone) Would be excellent
for Seed; 60 bushels Buckwheat, $50
head or more Pullets
FURNITURE
One Cooking Stove, / Philco Radio
with Power Pac, and other articles
too numerous to mention here.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash.
Joseph NJ. AMMAN
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u
p HEAD OF HOGS
FARM MACHINERY
All Machinery in good condition and
working order

One Farmall Tractor, F20, on steel,
model 1885; l two-b bottom l2inch o.
liver Tractor Pillow, 3-section lnterna-
tional Tractor Harrow, international
Hay Loader yrs. old; / large size
New Idea Manure Spreader, John
Deere Side Delivery Rake, l Inter
national Dump Rake, l five-foot
Moving Machine, l International
Wagon, six years old; l John Bean
Potato Sprayer, four-row, engine pow
cred; l Bogg's Potato Grader, l In
clnational Potato pillow, Potato pillow,
lift Weeder, Oliver No. 40 Walk
ing Pillow, | seven-shovel Walking
Cultivator, / Spring tooth Cultivator,
one Spike-tooth Cultivator, l Shovel
PloW, l-horse Corn Planter, l Fair
banks Hammermill, almost new; one
Grain Cradle.
FEED AND GRAIN
Approximately 80 bushels Barley,
approximately 800 bushels Of Eal
Com, approximately 50 tons Of Ensi-
lage-corn, cane, soy beans.
MISCELLANEOUS
One set combination Log and Farm
Harness, / set Farm Harness, )
Horse Collars, % to "a inch; l 500
capacity Electric Brooder Stove,
500-capacity Coal Brooder Stove, No.
,; Kitchen Range, coal and wood;
one Burnside Heating Stove, No. >;
l 5-burner Oil Range, l lot Chains,
Grabbs, Hammers, Saws, Double and
SWingle Trees and other articles too
numerous to mention.
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Saturday. November II, 1915,

Beginning at 1000 o'clock A. NJ.
promptly, the following described
Personal Property:
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Auction Sale PUBLIC SALE

|, the undersigned, will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest responsible
bidder, at my farm located Two Miles
South Of Kingwood, W. Va, on the
Rowiesburg River Road, on
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u HEAD OF PURE BRED HERE
FORDS 81

Three Bull Calves, registered; 2
registered Heifers, purebred Heif-
ers, without papers; ) registered
Heifers, coming years old; 7 regis
tered Cows, ages to IA years; ;
pulebred Cows, without papers. All
these cattle pasture bred.
Anyone interested in owning good
herd of Cattle should attend this sale.
25 HEAD OF HOGS
Two Brood Sows, approximately 4
years old, OIC and Poland China
crossed; s Shoats, approximately l6
weeks old; Is Pigs. 10 weeks old; l
lot Lcghorn Hens and Pullets.
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FRIENDSVILLE
Prizes Awarded AT Social

Prizes Awarded At Social
Prizes were awarded at the Hal
lowe'en social on Tuesday evening OF
last week to: Kenneth Sines, best
dressed child under -; duplicate prize
to Sarah Jones, as bride; most comicaI
dressed child, Gordon Wright best
dressed or best representative adult
Mrs. Kathryn Fike; duplicate prize
Paul Fisher, soldier; most comically
dressed adult, Ivan HENDERSON, and
duplicate prize, Lawrence Selby, il
evening gown. Each person received
$100. Judges were Mrs. Frances Da-
vies, Mrs. Manila Friend, Miss Clau-
dine Opel.
Door prize, Dorothy HENDERSON;
fresh fruit baskets were awarded to
Mrs. W. A. Daley, Mrs. Iva Frantz
and Joe Carr Canned fruit basket, to
Jimmie Michaels; guess cake, Mrs
c. [. Gilleland.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

I will offer for sale at public auction
on the Schell Shank Farm. near Swan
tA1n En1nntt l'n,1,lt,t ~,
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Birth Of Son Announced

Cpl. and Mrs Donald Friend, now
Of Ohio, announced the birth Of son
en- Saturday, October -. The father
is son OF Mr.. George Friend. Of
Friendsville.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Murphy at Memorial Hos
pital, Cumberland, ON Wednesday.
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\. a. CALLS, Auctioneer.
iScment H5-nt. y
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

New help for YOU! Actual
tests prove DOZ is BEST!
Yes, lady, it's true! No matter how big
your washday job seems-it's easy when
you DUZ it. Actual tests proved that
-DUz beat Is Other va5iId5..- soaps forwfat
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06
to an end on August q, 1915.

to an end on August 81, 1915.
Over Al billion dollars worth Of goodss and serv-
ices were "Lend-Leased" to our Allies. By way
OF reverse Lend-Lease we receivd 5R billion dollars,
most of it from the British Empire.
From now on transactions will have to be on a
cash basis, or else regular loans or credit will have
to be arranged.
The end Of Lend-Lease raises an immediate and
very difficult problem for Great Britain. Speak
ing in the House Of Commons, Oliver L%yttieton,
President Of the Board Of Trade in the Churchill
Government, said:
'"The standard Of life Of every citizen of this coun-
try and of nearly every citizen of the British En-
plre depends upon our receiving sympathetic help
and a larger measure of financial aid from the Unit
ed States"
MI. LyttletOn evoked a sharp rebuke from Labor
ite leader Morrison, when he continued: eff YOU
wish wish to obtain assistance from the United
States, you must be careful about the nasty things
you say about private enterprise that will affront
American opinion"
Although Mr.. Morrison declared that "the Unit
ed States would not presume to dictate to the Brit
ish Government on its economic policy, Britishers'
are probably not unaware of the pressure of some
Americans upon President Truman to do just that.
Very likely uncertainty as to our future policy
toward Britain, now that she has a Labor Govern
ment, may have much to do with that Governments
unWillingness to deDalt from the Churchill foreign
policy of what we have, we mean to hold" For
eign Secretary Bevin's first speech in the House Of
Commons was disappointing to Labor and the pro-
greSSive forces in other countries and actually re-
ceived applause from the Conservative benches.
Very likly, in refusing to give up Hong Kong,
(Which most Americans seem to think should 60,
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