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Evening star., 1945-04-06
Memorial Baptist Church
Calls Huntington Pastor

The National Baptist Memorial
Church has extended call to the
Rev. DR.. Edward B. Willingham of
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church,
Huntington, w. Va, to become its
pastor. His acceptance has not yet
been received.
Since the death last December of
the Rev. DR.. Cove G.. johnson, who
had served as pastor for 80 years,
the church has been under the
interim leadership of the Rev. DR..
John Falconer Fraser of Baltimore,
DR.. Willingham is the son of the
late Dr. r. J. Willingham, former
corresponding secretary of the
Southern Baptist Convention. He
was educated at the University of
Richmond and took his theological
work at the Southern Baptist Semi
nary at Louisville, KY. He taught
at the University of Richmond and
was the field secretary for the Vir-
ginia Baptist Board OF Missions and
Education.
He was pastor of the Rivermont
Avenue Baptist Church at Lynch
burg. Va, and then went to Delmar
Baptist Church in st. Louis. After
eight years he went to the Fifth
Avenue Church at Huntington.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Rites for Alfred Nelson
To Be Held Tomorrow

Requiem high mass for Alfred
Nelson, sr., 68, former Capitol en-
ploye who died Tuesday at Gallinger
Hospital, will be celebrated at 9 am,
tomorrow in the Church of the In
carnation. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery. The Incarnation
Church Holy Name Society will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the
residence, 5301 Dix street NE, for
recitation of the rosary.
A native of Charles County, Md,
Mr.. Nelson was a member of the
maintenance staff at the Capitol
from 1918 until his illness four
months ago. He was member of
the Knights of st. John.
Survivors include three sons,
Joseph Nelson, Lexington, KY; AL
fred Nelson, jr., Washington, and
Pfc. James Nelson, serving with the
Marines in the Southwest Pacific,
and a daughter, Miss Elsie Nelson,
WASHINGTON,
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Mrs. Maurice P. 0'Connor
Dies After Month S Illness

Mrs. Marie A. O'Connor. "a, wife
Of Maurice P. O'Connor. died yester-
day at her home. 4444 Yuma street
NV, after a months illness
Born in Washington and the
daughter of the late Margaret and
William P. Allen, Mrs. O'Connor
attended St. Patricks School. She
was a past president of Ladies Aux
iliary No. 2, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians.
Besides her husband, she leaves
| two children, Maurice and Maureen
OConnor, and a brother, William
Allen, Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. tomorrow at the Hanlon
funeral home, followed by requiem
mass at ST. AIMS Church at am.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
D. {. Industrial Safety Code
Unopposed al Hearing

A general safety code protecting
employees in District industries will
become law within the next few
months following a public hearing
last night at which no opposition
developed against the measure.
The Minimum Wage and Indus
trial Safety Board conducted the
hearing in the Municipal Center
Building. Mrs Albert w. Atwood,
board chairman, presided.
Last year 1882 injuries occurred
among 145,259 employees in District
industries. The code provides pen
alties as high as 80 days in Jail or
a $500 fine for violations of the
safety measures.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Henry S. Guinness
Dies in England
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the ASSOc4aLeQ PrehS.
TUNBRIDGE WELLS, England,
April 6.-The death of Henry Sey-
mour Guinness, Sc. member of the
prominent brewing family and a
former governor of the Bank Of
Ireland, was announced today.
Mr.. Guinness served in India
with the British Army and later
entered on a political and business
career in Ireland.
He was high sheriff of the County
of Dublin and served as a Senator
in the Parliament of the Irish Free
State.
He also was assistant managing
director Of the brewing firm of
Arthur Guinness & Son Co, Ltd.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Carl SchIeqeI, SINGER, Dies

NEW YORK, April 6 tP).-Carl
Schlegel, SO, former baritone soloist
of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. died here yesterday after
long illness. Mr.. Schlegel was noted
for his singing of Wagnerian roles
as we'll as those of French and
Italian operas. He was a member
of the Metropolitan Company from
1919 tn 1907
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Charles w. Buckley Dies;
Founded Grain Firm
y tie Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 6-Charles w.
Buckley, 88, of suburban Lake For
est, the oldest member of the Board
of Trade in age and in years of
membership, died yesterday.
Founder of the firm of Buckley
& Co., grain commission merchants,
Mr.. Buckley had been a member of
the Board of Trade since 1885.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
DR.. Harry Edmond Dies;
Mathematician, Scientist
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERKELEY, Calf, April Cdr
Harry Edmond, 83, mathematician
and expert on the magnetic compass
died Wednesday night.
DR.. Edmond was a member of the
commission which surveyed the
border between Alaska and Canada
He was appointed to the Carnegie
Institution in 1909 and travelled over
the world making magnetic readings
and charting compass deviation
from ship he commanded.
DR.. Edmond built a magnetic OBJ
servatory in Peru and was in charge
of another in the Samoan Islands.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Maj. Daniel Black Dies;
Salvation Army Official

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Maj.
Daniel Black, 73, Salvation Army
officer who was superintendent of
the pressroom of the organization S
printing department here since 1902
died yesterday of bronchial pneu-
monia
He served corps appointments for
10 years in Illinois, Wisconsin, Ken
lucky and, Ohio before his appoint
ment to national headquarters here.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
UarnH nf Thanka

BRANDT, ANNA X. We wish to thank
our friends for the many floral offerings
during our bereavement. THE FAMILY.
BROWN, MAHALATH F. W. The family
Of the late Mrs MAHALATH F. w. BROWN
gratefully acknowledge your thoughtful
ness and sympathy IN their bereavement.
GRYMES, MRS. MABEL. The family Of
the late Mrs. MABEL GRYMES wishes to
acknowledge the kind expressions of SYM
pathy and flowers of friends and neighbors.
THE FAMILY.
MARSHALL, JULIA. The children of
the late JULIA MARSHALL express sincere
and grateful appreciation to their rela-
tlves and many friends for the many
thoughtfu kindnesses and sympathy IN
their bereavement. THE CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Marriage License
AppHcotions

Under D. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license ON
one day, Wait three tuH days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

Robert Gebler, 80, 1866 Irving st. NV. and
Pauline Homes; u, -2s27 2Sth St, NV.
Harrison, -, 917 4th st NV
John Woodyear %, 1922 BennIng rd. n e
>, and Lois McCrae, 81, 2O25 18th st. n. W
Horace eAnderSon. %. 2435 l ST. NV, and
Lula Grace, 23, 933 X st. NV
Norris Hodges, 10, and Virginia Miller
90. both of Williamson, w. Va
Mario Sonnino, 30, S17 21st ST. NV
and Frances Cosimans, 30. 40 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
samme r. James, 3s, 1401 South Edge
wood st, Arlington, and Ann Eileen
O-Connor. 30. Chicago.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
FREEMAN, ARCHIBALD P. On Thurs
GaY Anril d llIl- ARCEIEAI D 2. CREE-

rs, T1VN1fN. IIIV UIIINFI0 D dTIN
members Of Jonathan Davis Con
X Sistory, No. |, are hereby notified
4 to attend the midnight service
for the Iate sublime prince
THOMAS GATES, Saturday, AprI
:. 1913. at FrazltrS funeIa
home, $50 r. ! ave. NV.
ISAAC S. MASON, 33
ror,,r q ', dor m Chief
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
APLINK PASAULI
| kELIAS DIENAS

Keliavimas oru po sio karo
tick bus praplestas ir patobu-
lintas, su naujausiais ir smar-
kiausiais lektuvais, kad pa
lyginamai trumpa laika bus ga
lima apskristi visa pasauli.
Tx keliolika metu atgal orc
pionieriai SUI aukojimu gyvas-
ciu dare ilgo skridimo. -rekor-
dus. Dabar skridimas liko iau
visiskai saugus, ir orc pasazie-
riu nelaimiq buna maziau ne
gu atsitinka automobilistams.
Pan-American Airways ruo-
sia lektuvu linija kuri gabens
pasazierius rundinai aplink Vi
So zeme, zinona, SUI sutoji-
mais nuzymetuose miestuose ir
salyse.
Il. u = - : . e
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
AUKOS IR UzSAKYMAI
JAU PRIIMAMA

Kas duos smulkias aukas,
-ju vardai bus italpinti knygo-
je, bet tik uz stambesnes au-
kas ar prenumerata bus duoda-
ma viena knyga ar daugiau,
ir tQ prenumeratoriQ vardai
taip pat tilps knygoje.
Kadangi knyga leidziama
Lietuviskai, prenumeratoriu ir
aukotoju vardai tilps pacioje
knygoje, uzpakalyje (ne paski-
rame priede, kaip daryta lei
dziant "'Timeless Lithuania").
Platinimas tos knygos Ame-
rikos Lietuviu tarpe bus musu
visu prisidejimas kovai prizes
komunizmo plitima Amerikoje,
prizes visa ta bolsevistini pikta
kuris plinta visur kitur pasau-
lyle, ir gall uzklupti mus cia,
jeigu SUI juo nekovosim.
LVS skyriai esanti placioje
Amerikoje; ir LVS pavieniai
remejai, stokite j darba: pra-
dekit rinkti siai knygai aukas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

tuviu Misija Vasingtone ryskio-
mis- spalvomis 70-ciai kongreso
atstovu ir senatoriu isdeste Lie
tuvos byla, kai JOS vadovybe
atsilanke pas tuometini vice
prezidena Trumana ir kai pa
ciame Amerikos Jungtiniu Val
stybiu Kongrese paciu kongre-
so nariu ir senatoriQ iniciatyva
suskambejo Lietuva ginancios
kalbos, mes sakeme kad visa
tai terra pradzia. Amerikos Lie
tuviu Misijos dalyvavimas San
Francisco konferencijoje, iskil-
mingos paties J. E. San Fran
cisco Arkivyskupo San Fran
cisco katedroje atlaikytos pa
maldos uz Lietuva, Misijos pir-
mininko didzioje Amerikos
spaudoje tilpe izanginiai strap
sniai apie Lietuva, buvo grail
tasa.
Bolseviku spaudos dukimas ir
jos pikti Misija nukreipti puo-
limai yra irodymas kad Misijos
darbas buvo efektingas.
Taciau siadien mes stovime
didesniu uzdaviniu akivaizdoje.
siadien mes turime isjudinti
sios Sales vyriausybe j akcija
kad Europoje bolseviku ives
tai tyronijai butu padarytas
galas ir kad visoms valstybems
sio karo isdavoje zadeta ]aisve
tikrai butu suteikta. Ta proga
atsiminkime kad drasiuju ir
pasitikinciuju yra rytojus. Ry-
toius lygiu budu yra ir netei-
singQju bausmes diena. ziu-
rekime kad Lietuviu zudynes
ir kankinimai Lietuvoje, Urale
ir Sibire neliktu nenubausti.
Drasiai ir atvirai destykime sio
karo begyje Lietuvai padaryta
skriauda = drasiai ir atvirai
reikalaukime jos atitaisymo.
siadien labiau negu bent kada
kitados yra laikas veikti.
julius SmetOna.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
n esi1eiskime UzmigdOmi
PAGRYSTAS NERIMAS GERU LIETU-
vIU sIRDYsE

jami didvyriais. Teises izei-
dimas, pagaliau gludi ir ven-
gimas uzsiminti apie tai kad
bolseviku padaryti neutralioms
ir pries-Vokiskai nusistaciu-
sioms valstybems nuostoliai -
tada kai Hitleris ir Stalinas bu-
vo sajungininkai ar tada kai
isvadavimo obalsiu prisidengus
bet tikroveje pasaulines komu-
nistines revoliucijos programa
vykdanti, raudonoji armija an
ira karta uzgrobe ellie Europos
valstybiu - butu atlyginti.
Visa tai bent mes, Lietuviai
turetume atsiminti.
Tenepraeina nei vieno mitin-
go, nei vieno susirinkimo kad
mes nesuredaguotume ir ne
pasiustume kongreso atstovams
senatoriams, gubernatoriams ir
pagaliau, paciam Jungtiniu
Valstybiu prezidentui memo
randumu, reikalaujanciu grei-
to ir galutinio raudonosios ar
mijos ir enkavedistu iskraus-
tymo is Lietuvos. Jeigu Anne
rikos Lietuviu Taryba ir to-
liau tebesilaikys nuomones kad
geriausia yra "ssSs" politika,
tesizinai. Taciau tas jos i'm
potentiskas "ssss" nebeprivalo
toliau varzyti tikrose Lietuvis-
kose krutinese verdancio neri-
mo. Ir nebesuvarzys!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

pilna vyro ar moteries varda,
pavarde ir adresa ir kick pini-
GU Quota, kad neivyktu jokio
susimaisymo.
Aukas gall siusti ir kiekvie-
mas Lietuvis ar Lietuve tiesiog
j LVS centra, su savo pilnu
vardu ir adresu, ir tame lais-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07


Vaduoti Sajungos skyriams ir
JQ nariams darbuotojams, bel
Americas Lieutviu visuomenei:
Jusu organizacija, kuri savo
veikimo laikotarpiu tieke rel
kalingus rastus apie Lietuva
Angliskoje kalboje, kuri rem
ge seimus, misijas, siunte de-
legacijos, rase 4Amerikos spau-
dole Lietuvos byla Reliant ir
supazindinant Amerikos visuo-
meme SUI Lietuva, dabar perma-
te butina reikala ir atskleisti
patterns Amerikos Lietuviams,
items kurie susirupine savo te-
vynes Lietuvos laisve ir nepri-
klausomybe, ta baisia-juoda
uzdanga kuri iksiol slepe nuo
musu tikras zinias ir faktus
apie tai kas dejosi Lietuvoje
nuo to laiko kai ten bolsevikai
isibriove suarde Lietuvos gy-
venima ir paverge Lietuva, Xxi
pat pereito rudens, kuomet vel
j Lietuva sugryzo tie patys
teroristai-okupantai, tikslu ia
pasivergti ant visados.
LVS susisieke ir susitare su
is Lietuvos pabegusiais buvu-
viais zymiais zurnalistais-laik-
rastininkais, kurie tapo uzpra-
syti ir parase ta zymu veikala
apie Lietuvos okupacijas ir Wis
ka kas Lietuvoje Xxi siol dejo-
81.
Knyga yra kurinys ne vie
no bet keletos asmenu, pabe-
gusiu j paskiras Europos dalis,
taigi jos idomumas bus nepa-
prastas ir turinys bel faktai
gryni ir tikri, nes vienas XII
tam tie rasytojai neduos taip
sakant "meluoti''.
Knyga bus didele, tarp 800
ir $50 puslapiu, paveiksluota.
Ta knyga LVS leidzia pre-
numeratos keliu, primant au-
kas, prenumeratas ir kitokia
parama jos isleidimui.
LVS skyriai, pavieniai ma
rial ir siaip visuomenes veike-
jai uoliai prisidejo prize ispla-
tinimo '"Timeless Lithuania"
ir ''Lithuania Under the Sickle
and Hammer.
Mes jauciame kad patiekiant
Lietuviska knyga apie Lietuva
kiekvienas geras Amerikos
Lietuvis nores ja isigyti, pa
remit jos isleidima ir tuomi
pastumeti LVS akcija uz Lie
tuvos laisve toliau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
LVS VEL PIRMUTINE SVARBIAME
IR BUTlNAME zYGYJE
Xiii LVS Centre Valdybos Pranesima Seks Tolia

lr prenumeratas.
Kas bus pirmutinis ir su ko-
kia auka prades knygos RENE
ju vaju? Kuris LVS skyrius
bus pirmutinis gauti paskirus
prenumeratorius ir aukotojus
Priimant aukas ir prenume.
ratas butinai parasykit aiskiat
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
SNIPINEJIMAS - GERA
"SSsS" PORA

Taciau aukSciau mineta po-
litika nera vienintele musu gar
siosios trijules lyme. Giliai
paskende savo partinio krone
lilo rukuose, kai kurie tos tri-
jules nariai ir kitaip "pasizy-
mi''. Rugpiucio "a d. Vieny-
beje buvo paduota zinute pra-
nesanti kad pas mus galinti at
vykti Lietuviu delegacija is
Europos. Toje zinuteje sama-
ningai buvo praleistos atvykti
besirengianciQju pavardes kad
nereikalingu garsinimusi nebu-
tu apsunkintas pats atvykimas
Taciau "Naujienu" redaktorius,
issnipinejes ne jam rasyto lais-
ko turini, ene ir paskelbe ellie
pavardziu. Ir tai ne bendros in
formacijos tikslu, tikslu igel-
ii zinomam tautininku veikejui
advokatui Nemickui. Kaip, CIR
di. p. Nemiskas isdryses prasy-
ii kad Americas Lietuviu tau
tininkai pasirupintu kad il tau
tininku atstovas, kurs yra pro-
jektuojamos delegacijos narys,
gautu leidima atvykti j sia sail.
Kas gi tame prasyme blogo !?
Juk p. Nemickas nesiulo truk-
dyti keno nors atvaziavimo
eionai. Priesingai, jis tepraso
padeti cionai atvaziuoti vienam
savo ideologijos draugQ. O jei
jis nepasitiki p. Grigaiciu ir jo
"ssss" politikos pasekejais ir
itaria kad jie gall pakisti ko-
ja tautininku atstovui, nieko
tame nera nepapfaSta. +. Gfl-
gaitis p. Nemickui prikisa ka-
zin koki issisokima, bet tikro-
veje issisokeliu yra pats p.
Grigaitis. Juk p. Nemickas
rase tik laiska ir tai ne spau-
dai, o p. Grigaitis, issnipinejes
ne jam rasyto laisko turin,
ir neatsiklauses p. Nemicko, jo
istrauka paskelbe Naujienose
(ziur. Naujienu Rugp. 28d.
num-. Tipingas p. Grigaicio
morales pavyzdys!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
DRASIAI IR ATVIRAI

Taciau leiskime p. Grigaiciui
ramiai sau snipineti ir snypsti
"ssss", kick tik jam jiegos lei
dzia, 0 patys pagal isgales dirb-
kline Lietuvos islaisvinimui.
Atsiminkime kad, kai mazdaug
prizes puse metu Americas Lie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
BENT MES ATSTMINKIME
TEISINGUMO PAzEIDIMA

Bolseviku kariuomenes ir en-
kavedistu buvimas Lietuvoje,
karui jau senai pasibaigus, ne
tik yra visai nereikalingas, bet
ir patterns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tarptautines teises desniams
priesingas dalykas. Lygiu bu-
du yra nusizengimas tarptau-
tinei teisei ir tai kad tue tarpu
kai Vokieciu karo nusikalteliai
atiduoti j teisingumo rankas,
bolseviku karo nusikalteliai
kaip niekur nieko nebuve sau
vaiksto laisvi ir net traktuo-
s. e.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

IS bolseviku uzimtu krastu
kartkaremis mus pasiekiancios
zinios rodo kad enkavedistu
selimas juose yra pasiekes Xxi
siol negirdeta laipsni. Sary-
syje SUI tuo> kiekvienas blaivus
zmogus prieina isvados kad
bolsevikq kamuojamos tautos,
ypac mazosios, neisvengiamai
lures zuti, jei enkavedistu tau
tu naikinimo darbas nebus ar
timoje ateityje sustabdytas.
Daugelyje musu laikrasciu siuo
klausimu ivairiomis progomis
tilpo ellie straipsniu, akivaiz-
dziai nupiesianciq padeties bal
suma ir raginanciu Lietuvis-
kaja visuomene griebtis ener-
gingu zygiu Americas vyriau-
sybes intervencijai Lietuvos
naudai isgauti. Paskutinis to-
kiu raginimu buvo p. Stulpino
ivairiuose laikrasciuose neseniai
pasirodes straipsnis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

(Knygos didu1no virselio
piesinys, bet virselis spau-
sdintas trim spalvom.)
Pirkti galima po viena, dvi
ar daugiau knygu, po $500.
Siqskit savo Izsakyma!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

iNaujas Svarbus Darbas LVS Skyriams If Nariams

9Musu Naujas zygis Koya prizes Konlunzma Amerikoje-
: Patiei<mas Lietuvams Visu Faktu kaip Bolsevikai
y r Naziai Letuva ir Musu zmones Terioja.
CTaipg = Iurekit Lvs Pranesima 4-me puslapye)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

ke prasoma daugiau nieko ne
rasyti kaip tik uzsakyma sios
knygos ir kokia auka siuncia.
Visais reikalais rasykite:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01
Halloween Parade
Attracts Large Crowd

Oakland's Halloween celebration,
resumed after several years of mac
tivity due to the war, reached cnthusi-
astic proportions last night and at
tracted three to four thousand persons
here to witnes sthc parade Of young
people and adults
At least three hundred participated
in the gala procession and WED for
the IS or 100 prizes which were
donated by the merchants and business
men Of town. Fire departments from
Terra Alta, Wcsternport and Bloom
ington were in the line of march.
The business section Of Second
street was ropcd off for the merry
makers and members of the Fire De
partment, who sponsored the cclebra-
ton in cooperation with the Oakland
Band had charge of a few stands
along the sidewalks.
The mcrliment was confined mainly
in this section of town and very few
pranks were reported in other areas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01
O'Conor Calls Extra
Legislature Session
VIII Be Convened November
) to Deal With Financial
Problems of Baltimore City

Governor Herbert r. O'Conor issued
a call for an extraordinary session of
the Maryland legislature to convene
on Monday, November 5, to act prin-
cipally on the problem of Baltimore's
anticipated deficit in next years mu-
nicipal financing
In announcing the special session,
Governor O'Conor said 'it is my pres
ent opinion that the best way in which
the city's situation can be handled is
for the General Assembly to vest gen
cral taxing powers in the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore to meet the
present emergency"
He added: "Inasmuch as this action
is for an extraordinary purpose, |
would suggest that the enabling legis-
lation continue only until the general
session of the legislature in l947."
Called at Request of Baltimore
The session was called at the re-
quest of Mayor T. r. McKeldin and
the Board of Estimates of Baltimore,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01
W. Cecil Smith
Is Named Cashier
Of First National

At meeting of the Board of direc-
tors of the First National Bank of
Oakland last Thursday evening, w.
Cecil Smith, assistant cashier of the
institution for the past several years,
was named cashier, to succeed Delbert
NJ. Davis, who recently resigned to ac-
cept similar position in Salisbury,
Md, with the Salisbury National
Bank.
George X. Littman was elevated to
the position of assistant cashier.
The changes become effective No
vember Is. Mr.. Smith has been an
employee Of the bank since 1919, and
Mr. Littman has been employed there
since 1924.
Miss Helen White, who has been
employed as clerk in the office of
A. G. Ross, clerk of the Circuit Court,
began work in the bank today.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01
Maryland Officer
Awarded Bronze Star

julius C. Renninger, Warrant Of
ficer Junior Grade, husband of Mrs.
Elizabeth B. Renninger, of Oakland,
was recently awarded the Bronze Star
Medal in Paris, France, for meritori-
Gus service in connection with military
operations. Renninger was serving
with the Finance Division of the Allied
Control Group in Germany and about
ten days ago returned to the United
States, due to the illness of his moth
er, who underwent an operation in
Washington, D. c., on October %.
Prior to his current assignment he
was chief legal statistician in the
Branch Office of the Judge Advocate
General.
Mr. Renninger is a graduate of
Princeton University and of the Uni
versity of Maryland Law School. In
civilian life he was an attorney in the
Department Of Justice, Antitrust Di-
vision.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01
Dairy Meetings Are
Planned Next Week

Several dairy meetings have been
arranged by John H. Carter, county
agricultural agent, with the coopcra-
ton of the agriculture instructors in
the high schools of the county.
Plans for post war dairying, prac-
teal operations to lower the cost Of
production, increasing profits from
dairy COWS, and other topics are to
come up for discussion that would be
practical for Garrett county dairy
farmers.
Meetings are to be held in the agri-
culture room at Accident on Tuesday
afternoon, November 6, at 80 p. M;
Tuesday evening, at o'clock, in Oak
land High school; and Wednesday eve
ming, November 7, at 8 p. m, Grants
vile High school.
George Hyatt, extension dairyman
University of Maryland; L. S. Hart
ley, agricultural agent, Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, will lead the discussions
Mr.. Carter urged all dairymcn to at
tend and participate in the discussions
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01
Legion Members Plan
For Annual Pig Roast

Members of Proctor Kildow Post
No. II, American Legion, are planning
for the annual pig roast, which will
be held Wednesday, November 7, at
7 o'clock p. m, in the Knights of
Pythias hall,
The dinner will also mark the con-
clusion of the annual membership
drive. Joseph Cantrell, Bethesda, de-
partment commander of the American
Legion, of Maryland, and Ray Burg,
Piedmont, West Virginia department
commander, and other department Of
ficers of Maryland have been invited
to attend. Mr. Cantrell will be one of
the speakers. Neil C. Fraley, local
legionnaire, will be POSTMASTER.
Veterans of both World War l and
II are invited to attend, whether
member Of the Legion or not.