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Evening star., 1945-09-14

in Turner's Arena, will work out
in public tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock in the w street hall.
Bee Bee, who has been training
at the Apollo gym, also will shift
his workouts to Turner'S and will
appear In the ring an hour later.
Evening star., 1945-09-14
Chisox, 7; Yankees, 0

Totals 35 s 80 9 Totals 81 1908
sBatted for Dietrich in tenth.
Ran for Lopat in tenth.
Batted for Turner in tenth.
Chicago -- 600 600 600 7-7
New York--- 900 900 900 90
Runs batted in-Michaels. fresh. Lo-
base hits-Curtright (2) Three-base hit
-Stirnweiss. Winning pitcher-Dietrich
Losing pitcher-Zuber
Evening star., 1945-09-14
|Voldino Streak Annexes
Feature at Hollywood
BY the Associated Press.

INGLEWOOD, Calf, Sept. a.
valdir1a Streak gained the lead in
the first quarter and held 1t to win
the $4,000 feature handicap at Hol-
lywood Park yesterday. The win
ner, ridden by Ralph Neves, paid
S3.70.
Fay Legrow was second by 4
lengths and Foreign Policy showed
Evening star., 1945-09-14
Pitcher Cy BIonton Dies

NORMAN, Okla, Sept. 14.-Cy
Blanton, former pitcher of the Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia National
League clubs, died here yesterday
at the age Of So. Blanton's best
season was with Pittsburgh in 1885
when he won 10 games.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-12


Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Nethken and
family, OF Baltimore, spent the week.
Roth arc for,,,a,. ,as, tents of Oakland
A miscellaneous shower was held
Monday night at Chimney Corner for
Sgt. and Mrs. James B. Bell, Jr., re-
Gently married, by Mrs. Emeric Dusic
Pfc. Fred W. Nine is visiting his
wife ami daughters al their home on
OAK street. He IS stationed at Camp
Patrick Henry, Va, in the Army medi-
cal corps.
NJ V n.,,..., D....-- W. =,
r',i'' MISC anna .'o'.'@ooio'S'l' noS'ol
''''7''' "T'e '''',-''A Ine loLl l.el ;
'''' s'-'.,' ''-' '''''' Ms w. ~ ''-lo''
, '''''' ''''H'
Mrs. Robert Lohr and Miss Nell
Helbig entertained members of thpi.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Citing west
and son Eugene G. West, Jr,, Balti-
more. are guests at the Mt. Lake hotel,
Mt. Lake Park Mr.. West, ST., was a
former resident of Swanton.
Capt Lillian Helbig, Of the army
nurse corps, who has been stationed
at Fort Eustis. Va. is here for several
days with her mother, Mrs Harry
Uelbig, enroute to her new station at
Fort Meade
Enroute from Oakland to his home
in Houston, Texas, John Barlow was
riding in a bus which caught fire and
burned at Parkersbmg. ". Va. one
day last week. Mr.. Barlow lost his
suitcase and all his money which he
was carrying in a wallet in his coat
which he had hung up in the bus. He
was able to borrow enough money
from friends in Palkersburg to con-
tinue to his home He is a brother of
Mrs. J. NJ. Stanton
Among those from this section at
lending the Senior Assembly of the W,
Va. Conference Methodist church are
the following from st. Paul's church,
Oakland: Wanda Whitaker, Pauline
Faubcr, Nina Fauber, Betty Starr Xii
dow, Beth Shirer, Richard Sprague,
Herbert Leighton, Lynn Lewis, War
rem Lee Mann and William Bleakly.
The Assembly meets all this week on
the campus Of Wesleyan College at
R11ck han11nn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-12
LOCAL NEWS

,r,,.l,.u c,u
IT, - -',, ''''''.'' -,'',''''''''i was 4
business ''''''' III ~''' N'''''" -''"I'''"H'
'''' n,, g '''''' D'''''''io'e'
,I,.i -. 1,...c. >''>'''' ~ WISH
-.'''' ''''''''' " 60 'e''' anu '''''''e'''
Frank Bowser. of Baltimore, and
Simon Burkholder, Grantsville, were
business visitors in Oakland last Fri
'''
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Glotfelty. Of
near town, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther c. Nine. Of Underwood. last
Thursday.
end here as a guest Of Mrs. Emma
Sppcht. returning to Washington. d.
C.. ON Monday.
N.Y. ana MIS- j. 'or"oh MeaIT' haI-
,'i'i e. are SP''i''',E '"o "e1NS WIN
Mealy. at the Park.
ne '''eiIe"oS N''eie VI 'lIe A"-h-
era" 'iIuI'" VIII meet o" I ilo"! eve
..I.1' 'Gt' I'' ''' ''i9 nome Oh MIS-
i-''1'''''i' ! u I''|
MIS- James fame and daughter
a., 49, |. i y r,..tA
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-12

Mrs. Elmo Browning. Fairmont w
Va. is visiting relatives here a few
days this week.
more. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. !. w.
Glotfelty and family.
MISS NUN NAM mas returned TO Bal
Ruth Kahl. for ten DAYS.
MIS- j.. NJ "afeham and two sons,
Oh Mt' vernon ONO are visiting her
Judge ana Mrs. waiter g. Capper'
OF Nunloerlahd' a1ter spending few
o"lS IN oakland Iett yesterday Tor
IlSR'F"Jo"h'
MIS-. Robert W. LoIir and daughter
Ann lee are leaving today Tor
NocneS'ef' ~ y to VISIT Dr.. and Mrs.
ROBERT Ii. NlJlIamS
Mics Rortia CIovaIand !, v;s;ti,,,.
hef ofother-in-laW and sister, MI. and
Mrs oscar HlneDaugh' IN Terra Alta,
W. va th!S week
Mis-, por,,oro c,,,;+l o,,+,n+o;a.5
,,,o,,,I,o,.. ,f b,,. l,.;da.a .,,,l .4 49,,
nome at the north edge OF town ON
Wednesday evening.
M. and 11rs pr;n;o. r,,,.o,. ~,
,c,,,,oo tl,o L;rtl, a. Ia, 80 po4o,,,,, w.
yaIIov bos,,i+oI Ko,,ear " v. an
Wednesday, July 18th, 1913.
NM, y,a1ou p 7,,,n,,o,. ,,o4,,,,,,,.,
f., 0.I,,ana I,st F.;da,. ,,;rIt fnn,,
RoIt;o,oro ,,.bo,.o cha b.d baa, ,,;s;r,,o.
,ol,4iv.s fo, rbrao months
Mrs. Wade Mason entertained d
number Of friends at dinner on Sum
John SteiGing, Of Homecoming.
ne O"Nl"i" NIlI ocooVS VIII con-
""0' {, iuiiiii'"Nt N<'I.' III Vi'9 Acl'lCIfc
store "u Ioii'S' ]7i"eT street, Oh 'oatuf-
gay july Ia II mas pten announced
Miss 2Ta,,ino 1Taso, and fr;ond If
Haue,.stovn srant tha fourth Of J1I,-
l''>' NJ '''l '0 wv u. ,''I "a "a, ''.@l
i'''' N''''' 49, ''''' ''''o '-''''' -
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Maffett. of
Cumberland. are spending week with
the latter's sister. Miss Floss Shaffer.
at her home on Pennington street.
MI ana Mrs, Ernest lo"hSnefo'
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Townshcnd, ST., for several
days.
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,tt laat 1,,,;I,, ,e.a,, ,,,; ", ,,,,+
1890, ,...l.,. ,.':4l, ,,.l,4:.... a..
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-12

MoMM 3 and Mrs George Adams.
Of Deer Park, announce the birth of
a son in Memorial hospital, Cumber-
land, last Thursday morning, July 5.
The father is serving in the Pacific
area with the L. S. Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam II. Welch. Pvt.
and Mrs. Robert Welch, of Akron. o.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald WEIGH. Washing
ton, D. c., are guests of relatives here
and at Mt. Lake Park. A dinner party
was held at the home of Dr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Selby on Wednesday evening and
a family reunion OF the Chance fam
ily is being held this evening at the
Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-12


George Browning. Of Oil CITY. Pa,
is visiting his wife and daughter for
a few days.
+ Repairs to the |. R. Rudy store
front on Second street were completed
this week.
/ is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Paulie. near town.
MIS- T. 4. Rathhon entertained 4
Ilui,Ioer Oh lfieiGS at q FIlhch party
MISS d3fE ann DeNiJt OF wash
ing ION, - - J." vlSl''ilE hef uncle and
aunt Mr. ana MIS- I. e f'ecK2fd.
Members Of tba 2ratbodis+ cbrrcb
r6oi, .hod ~ nior;o s,,,,,,a,. ~ ..;ol,+o,,.
Io1 on Deep creek Lake IoSt + flday
evening"
Miss Elizabeth Tob,. PITTSBURGH
Pa. is VISITING, han. hrotbar.;r-1a,v and
s;s+,. lI a,5 I'0 Mr. ''' n '.'-'''" r ,'I'"
h,nnh ro,. .a,.a,,I ,,.a.l-, - ", Vt
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Lawton, Jr.,
and son, of Washington, D. c.. are Wis
iting Mr., and Mrs. James l.. Pollock
md otl,,,. VIOLA ;,,l,. =. O,,.1.,l
W. > ''0. .i, Ne''Ne' spent '"e
Pcs. So, "'eH "i''I rTi sol. ana o""I','''-
,'[-'''' -l' anu W. . ->eiSo" Ne'IlNe'',
~! WIS. >. -Ne'i'Ne'! y" III 'ei90''.F her '-"u
III '''''|'S ''''''''eiS''iH vi august l.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-07-12

Mrs. Gladys N. Field went to Balti-
more on Tuesday night whore she en-
tered a hospital for medical attention.
She recently underwent an operation
in that city, returning to Oakland sew
eral weeks ago. She was accompanied
to Baltimore by her daughter, Mrs.
Kathleen Field Buchanan, registered
nurse, who was on vacation from her
work at GalIinger hospital, WaShing-
ton. d. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28
THE BIRTHDAY MURDER
.1IZ4NGE ZEHTS

causo he found the same name
written in ncncil over and over
AGAIN on the ONLY dolly she had not
torn Nm
When Tuck tried MORA Has+inps'
aDartment again an unusually Dret-
~ amber blonde ~ars,yered tho loor
ana admitted hat she was MISS
uastinus Whom no identified him.
self she ~,ataioad la-I,avnraeeion ba
had seem an +ha f~aaai NJ -1oncb.ars
Of very rich mon T. was q look of
ircr1ation &c +b,,,cb ;.c o,.,ar
nlacil,v accen+os ~ foot +bo+ +ba
e~1inos ard a,you,o If o,,+raaaous
fortuna v,o,,Ia ,o,.ar ho borr Nv
WHOM ho ortaro1 ~. cho,oo+or,or-
-exroreivo H,;,a ,onr, o. ,ba onor,
,,ort ho eo,. +ba+ nha hoa haa,
shonn;no Tbarn ,.ora +wa ,oroa
hax ~
,.hi.b e,i11oa +boro1 - a.o ~
,,,,s+ hara hoo,,, atas
NO ,oru ~ Eor .r oan,+
,yba+ w., r.,rt 10 . ~ ean"
said 5s sbo nY.bod +ha 1a0a sto
~ w.. 49, 1r'a. w
-nIa bar +ho+ A}hor+ ua1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28

rv3iICd over the foot II the bed.
Tile sheets were gone; evidently
,h, police had for some rcason taxi
en- t.rm.
Abruptly a feeling Of loss over
I came her. That Albert had been AL
bert made his ending pltlful A
SMALL. busy nan, absorbed IN his
ruh. \ man ct shreWdneSs. Of
pride. Of tact. who had suddenly
an! without dignity gone the way
& tyge1rS and kings oh, Albert
na whispered. ard felt tears start
- N.r eyes.
A sound startled her, the sharp
sound f metal striking against &C.
w.r.. She turned her head toward
.h. rrrth window. The sound
sw.l TO come from there.
Nratly framed by yellow cur
tl.u~. an old man was standing at
The edge of the driveway of the big
N..-e next door. which a per-
i4.- two feet higher than the nar-
,.r side yard of her own house. A
..N white picket fence hid his feet,
but she could see that his gnarled
brown hand vas Clasped loosely
about the handle Of n garden spade.
which had made the ringing, me-
tall.c sound she had just heard. His
bead Vas cranei forward on its
lcathery old neck, and below the
lt.m of q battered felt hat his fad
q r 80, ~ l..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28
COMPARE WITH OTHERS

YOU CAN attend strictly to
your own business when you are a
declarer II rubber bridge. Your
Job then Is mainly to concentrate
all your effort on making the con-
tract. paying no attention at all
to what might have been accom-
plished if your side had bid itself
into a different contract. or if
somebody else would reach one
But IN duplicate. the fine player
always considers what the prob
able contracts are at other tables.
then figures out how many tricks
he must make IN his own effort to
beat them
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28

Lester. consented to give Tuck
NORA HASTINGS address. He found
her 7n3r-mao+ withour -rouh1p Il
.,a= ON ~ hose -nre+,r4iens vh;te
s.gceo places called "Chatoau
Tns.e and "Viua That that rear
,ra~ selves Yror51v aoairs+ the
nacE8roo Of The low hills above
HaIlvwlad Frnaa+a1 Eroelarg NJ
.+ne white a5o~ baar;rr her name
.Irm-sht no resoorse
He Went rcxt tn the cafe whose
r-ma he had obtained from Mr.
.Ilohman After . talk with the
r,anaoar the rioht walters vh0
had inst come on dutv we're lined
.ro A0 INTELLIGENT lo6kino elderly
man with veyv fat feet renam.
berpf having served the table
vhera Albert Hir,a had taken the
I1acl, coffee He harea he
cause he md ,ecen4Iv seen Miss
Hastfros in q fea+urrl role in
v-rfeh sha ron,ir1ad him Of his
vo1ro da1Iohter Narcia
A++ha+ bnur tho snacinus rastau-
ran+ vas almost emntv. tho water
le1 Tuck IA tho eor,fcircr1o =,
-cfaeead-ip booth u.bora u5,,,a
Iaiohran Hasfinos and tho ooar+
Tasfor nod baan s6atnd tbo ey.onf,o
before
NJ +bo e,,al, ao,,, MO-, ho4 +o,.
~, ,1.hirr w. ana a,,a - 49,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28
WHAT KIND OF PARTNERo

THERE ARE many spots in
which the all-around star. Who
knows people as well as the game,
will make a different bid opposite
an inexperienced partner from the
one he would prefer with a mate
as skilled as himself. The man
who bids the same with n part
ner as another cannot lay claim to
high rank except in the limited
sense Of being a good partner for
fine players
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28
Proper Hygiene for Feet

u,aII-nr n~rornn;rE4 arI sbort'
legged men were affected more
often than taller ones. As a gen.
eral rule, the symptoms of foot
strain disappeared within four to
six weeks Without anv treatment
except proper foot hygiene, which
consisted of checking the size and
condition Of the shoes, using night
~ foot baths and in some in
stances tapping the feet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28

"' '~'>''N' W.
MANY valuable lessons have
been learned from experiences in
the care of soldiers. For example,
the measures taken to protect The
feet of the soldiers can well be ap-
piled to all persons. Great care
was taken in fitting the shoes to
s"PP"1I t4ie i'"' loot
me S.'V u " vas "etei Ii't'e' nov
o'IS =! '''e Ooo"' -c''Nl" 81 ''e IUoI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28

This pair vas not using the
Blackwood convention The 4-No
Trumps vas merely a strength
showing bid inviting North 10
proceed further in whatever way
his holding Indicated either by a
suit bid or by going higher IN No
Trumps North however, decid-
ed that his hand was o near-minl-
mum. SO passed
In the play after West led the
spade 2 South gave himself two
chances 70 make SiX-Odd With
three immediate tricks positively
In sight in spades, two in hearts.
two in diamonds and four in clubs.
he elected 70 seek the 18th and
18Th tricks in diamonds. first by
Distributed BY King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28

Distributed by King Feature. s~yat!catc. INC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28
Foot Strain

Many of the soldiers developed
mild foot strain. This showed itself
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-28
BE WORTHY OF THE GIFT

Distributed BY King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Fair Feature
Plan Religious Program
in TuseoIa County

CARO-, July IA religious fea-
ture has been added to the Tus-
cola County Fair here Aug. 2O-25,
with the showing OF state fair
entries of Belgian horses and
Ayrshire cattle.
The religious service Will be
held at the fair grounds Sunday,
Aug. 10, before the fair officially
opens, and will include a sermon
by the Rev. John Zoller. radio
preacher. The service is in charge
of the Rev. Leland Conner. pastor
of the Wajamcga Country Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Does Cos Nuke You Feel
smothery und Breuthless
While In Bed at Night /?

GAS OFTEN SEEMS 70 be 81 It's worst
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r.rs you rstN geuuIns KONJOLA which -
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

Continued from Page One) -
until she was on her way home
from work.
'He told me he had gun"
the girl continued, "and after
reading about the hunt for the
murderer i'm The Detroit Times,
was convinced that he was the
man the police wanted. j went
Ia "A booth in the telephone
building and called Inspector
Whitman'S home.
''He wasn't there, 80 I called
his office in police headquarters.
There they said he was at din
ner. hut they gave me the num-
ber of the restaurant"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Brenda will
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

know I've been an awful Crouch not TAX
ing you any place lately. But after standing
all day at my new job. my feet darn near
killed me with callouses and burning. Now
I've reformed -or rather my feet have =
thanks to the medicinal Ice-Mint you ad-
vised. Never tried anything that seemed 70
draw the pain and fire right out so fast
and the way il helps soften eallouses is no
body's businessl Been able 20 get some ex-
ira overtime money-so what do you say.
let go dancing tonight. You can step on
my Ice-Mint feet AL you want.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
ACTED JITTERY

From. the beginning of their
brief mountaineering. Miss Haas
said that Pascarella acted jittery
but boastful
II was sitting on the porch
last Tuesday evening when he
came out she said.
HE sat down and began to
talk To me at once. One OF
the first things he said was,
I'm off Women for life"
Then he told me had n quar-
rel with girl in Detroit. Next
he said he was going back to
California. where he knew an
other girl. tie showed me a
picture of that girl.
"Nhen asked him whether
he had "A picture Of the Detroit
girl he just laughed. lie told
me he had torn that one up and
thrown II in the Saginaw River"
On Wednesday night. Miss Haas
said, he invited her TO have a soda
at a nearby dairy bar.
when Irsat down facing the
door Of the place" she related,
che insisted on changing seats
with me-"
PaSCarella. she said showed hei
a photograph in the Times Of Z
suspect in the Berridge murder
Does that look like me >"
he demanded.
When she told him the picture
did not appear to resemble him
he laughed and said:
"It looks a. though this
sailor is going Ia take the rap.
l don't care, just 50 II isn't
me-"
Then, Miss Haas said, She made
ftt.tsN.1
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Girl, Who Gaue Tip to Killer, Shes Praise

like him." the girl said Il have
been afraid this man would
come here after me"
Born in Moville, Ia, Miss Haas
is the daughter of Mrs Ethel Haas
of 343S Fenkell, Detroit She
came 10 Saginaw June ! 10 accept
"a better position.
When Inspector Whitman said,
You ought 10 have medal, the
slight five-foot-four young woman
Shuddcred
II hope I can forget all this"
was her answer
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
GAVE PHoNY NAME

Leserc. Whitman said, b, appar-
emily the name Mrs. Bcrridge gaNe
Pascsrella He told Saginaw police
that he had stayed withNMrs. Bcr.
ridge all night on occasions. but
he insisted he had never been init
mate with her.
Before he was taken away 80
cell The youth told reporters
he and Mrs Bcrrldco were 60
have beer married.
Then" he SAID. we were 20
ing 60 California and try and
pick mp some money through
the old badger game
CThe old badger game is
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
First Aid To Sore
Eyes-Lavoptik

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Praised by thousands Get Lavoptik today
G5ye-cup included At All druggists.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
ADVERTISFMFNT
BACkACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
Be DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneys

When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood
It may cause nagging backache. rheumatic
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ting up nights. swelling. puffiness under the
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seanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
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happy relief and will help the Is miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

where a woman picks up a
wealthy man in a night club or
hotel and takes him TO "A hotel
room. An accumplice then sur
priScs the pair and extracts
money from the victim under
the threat OF reporting the al
far 10 the victim s family
PaSCarella Is a native of De-
troit lie finished five grades of
school here before he was sent 10
the White School-a school for
the handicapped.
About six weeks ago. Pascarella
came 20 live with his sister, Mrs.
Margaret Jackonen, >, at the
Gallagher address. She told De
tectiVes Dwight Small and Arden
DeLuca and Sgt Lorenz Ruppel
that Pascarella was born an epi-
leptic.
Mrs. Jackonen said her brother
had often remarked, Il wish ]
could have an arm or a leg off and
then people would understand my
DQSltiOn
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Catholic Conference
At Kdzoo, July t2.13

KALAMAZOO. July 7 CUPl-
The Rt Rev Msgr Luigi Ligutti.
DeS MoineS, Ia, disclosed today
he will emphasize the present
problems of rural youth in his dis
cusSionS at. a two-day Catholic
Rural Life Conference to he held
at Nazareth College here Thurs.
day and Friday. July y and l3 |
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

up t1er mind that PaScarella was
the murderer
The following evening, the
fugitive told Miss Haas that he
had spent two nights IN dowr-
town Saginaw at the Franklin
Hotel, but 1t got too not FOR
him.
"T decided I'd better get in
the open spaces" he told her.
II took girl TO the Green
Mill to dance, and when we left
"A copper certainly gave me the
once over" !"
1t was then he told her that
he had a gun, but did not dis
play IT.
Saginaw police, whom Miss
Haas called on Instructions from
Whitman, described her terror
before the capture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

For personal and unbiased Information
on Michigan. call write Michigan
Tourist Council Information Office, State
OF Michigan BID 10 Cadillac square.
Phone Cherry to55.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
SAILOR Is HAPPY
OFT pRINkING AGAIN

Informed today that she had
been murdered, bat that he was
not a suspect. SperoS declared:
Thank heavens. I'm clear OF
suspicion. Now maybe l can get
out Of the brig"
Figuring that he had been pun
ished enough, naval officials SAID
they would take no action against
him for wearing civilian clothes on
ms recent furlouch.
Whitman and Raymond said that
one Of the strongest bits Of evil
oence against PaScarella was 4
note found in ms pockets. II bore
The name Marie LeSere. Isl w.
EuclG Trinity y-25Tl
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
TOLD SISTER OF TRIP

On June 25. she said, PaScarelta
told her he planned TO go to Chi
cago. This tied in with his story
he intended to go West with Mrs.
Berridge.
PaScarella went 10 work for
the Equipment Manufacturing Co
in May and resigned June % be-
cause of Ill health
Fellow employees at the com
pany eXpresse d aStonlshmGnt
when they were told OF the
youth plight. They said he had
always been a quiet, likable, in
dustrlouS young man.
They said they couldn't figure
how PaSCarella had ever found
time for either women or liquor
/ because he was working u hours
a night, six days a week.
Prior TO working at the Equip
ment Company as a drill press
operator, he had been employed
I blythe -Pasfiu foot Co. and The
Technical Blast Co, the latter in
California.
In 1941. PaScarella. then only
rs, was committed to the Caro-
School for EpilepticS, a state IN
! Stitution, and was paroled 10 rela-
tiveS in the summer of 1912.
At that time his epilepsy was
said TO be under control - He
had suffered 3S attacks during
1871, IT was said.
School authorities said they
considered him "a bright boy,
and that he did excellent work in
class, with an lQ of 81.
DESCRIBED AS SHY
PaScarella was pictured as a
shy, nervous youth by the pro-
prietor of a dance studio al 42ll
Woodward where the youth APP
peared on May II TO enroll in a
dancing course.
James r. CarleS, proprietor of
the Hollywood dance studio. rec
ognized PaScarella from a picture
IN the Times, and said:
"He came here on May II and
told me he just had To learn 10
dance in hurry, because his
girl friend wouldn't have any
thing TO do with him II he
wouldn't.
I'VE arranged 10 give him les
sons at 1880 in the morning. as
he said he was working nights.
"He always appeared shy and
nervous and didn't say much.
He had four lessons before he
stopped coming to see Us. Incl
dentallN, he still has siN lessons
left"