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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04

FOR SALE - 1897 Dodge 3-4-tor
Pickup; good mechanical condition.
good rubber. Apply Earl Shank, KitZ-
miller, Nd.-32-tf
FOR SALF-Farm of $50 acres;
81 acres under cultivation; about 20
acres pasture; balance timber. Known
as Shaw Farm. 1l2 miles west of
Grantsville. Stream Of water and q
good spring. Some Of underlying coal
vein included in farm. Geo. F. Sloan
Grantsviile, Md-30-6t*
FOR SALE-HAMPSHIRE RAMS.
Three Ram Lambs, l yearlinG Ram
and one 5-year-old Ram. Also have
one eve Lamb and three yealling
ewes. All of these sheep are registered
on can be registered. Will register the
lambs directly in names of the buyers.
Come and examine these animals OF
write for information to r. Vernon
Baker. Mountain Lake Park, Nd, r.
/, Box 13.-2S-5t*
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RED OAK

Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Gibbs were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Buckley and sons, Kempton, W. Va;
Mr., and Mrs. Dayton Connaway and
Alice Flanagan. Gormania; Mr.. and
! Slrs, Boyd Warsaw and daughter
Barbara, Mildred Baer, 1t. James
Gibbs, who is now on fmlough visit
my his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Gibbs, and sister. Mrs. Harry Buck
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Culp, Kemp
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs Lester Culp, of
Wilson. W. Va, were Sunday after
noon guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
CuIp.
Miss Virginia Bowers has returned
home after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Leo Tiuban, at Keyser, W. Va.
Mrs. Truban Cooper visited her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Leo Truban, in
keyser, one day last week.
A few folk were invited to Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Cosners' on Sunday. in
honor of their daughter, Miss Anna
Bell Cosner's 18th birthday anniver-
sary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs and daugh-
ter, Dolores, and Barbara Warsaw
were visitors in Thomas on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Almedia Baer was visiting her
sister, Lena Murphy, in Oakland, on
Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Virgil Miller have
bought and live on the Silas Arnold
place above Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Childs.
Mrs. J. F. Childs was a Monday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gnegy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Childs, while on
a business trip to Oakland Monday,
spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Gnegy, at Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Childs, Arthur
and Shirley, and Mrs. J. F. Childs
were Thursday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. J. h. Lipscomb.
Mrs. Harry Nuttcr spent few
days with her sister, Mrs. Nellie NJ.
Wilson.
The Fairview community announces
a two-weels' revival at the Failview
church, which started Monday even
mo at :. 20 o'clocl-
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WANTED

WANTED-Warm morning heater
Write Carl Harvey, Oakland, Md
51-2t#
WANTED-Radio Service man i'm
mediately. Apply Oakland Electric and
Radio Service,-32-3t#
WANTED TO BUY-A good, NOV
able brooder house, about 100 square
feet floor space Prentice DeBerry
Oakland Md-31-2t*
WANTED-Plumber or Steam OF
Hot Water filter; Plumbers helper
Grover c. Stemple, plumbing and heat
ing -31-2t*
WANTED-Man to operate Battery
broiler plant. Apply w. Harold Miller
Cooperative Service, Grantsville, Md
-31-3t
WANTED-Two men to work or
farm; good housing conditions; rent
free; good salary. Apply Thomas j
johnson, Oakland, telephone 818-F-5
-24-tf.
WANTED TO TRADE-t938 IL
ton Truck, in good running ORDER for
late model car or pickup. Prentice De
Berry, Oakland.-2G-tf.
WANTED - A good second hand
coal and wood kitchen range, with
tank. Thomas c. Hutchinson, Crellin
Nd. Box 46-31-2t"
WANTED-Light Homework in a
comfortable home. Lille Mason, Deer
Park, Md. Care Mrs. Cora V. Say
cdge,-32-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
Fire Prevention Week"
OCTOBER 7th-13th. 1915


WHEREAS. While our Armed
Forces have won 4 great victory to
assure us lasting peace, and our in
dus;ries are forging the tools essen
tai for Peacetime economy. the vici-
Gus homefront enemy-FIRE-sho
10 signs Of abatement in the destruc-
ton Of life and property; and
WHEREAS. The past year has seen
new highs reached in the National toll
eXacted in loss Of life and destruction
Of homes and industrial properties;
and
WHEREAS, Our fre-fghting units,
including the Volunteer Fire Com
panies throughout the State, are on
the alert every hour of the day and
night to protect the lives and property
and natural resources of our State
from the hazard of fire;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, HERBERT
R. O'CONOR, GOVERNOR OF THE
STATE OF MARYLAND. do hereby
declare the period from October 7th
to 18th, 1915, as FIRE PRENEN-
TION WEEK and urge upon our
public authorities, educators and pub
Ic-mlnded people the necessity of en-
phasizing during this time the grave
dangers of uncontrolled fires in the
home, on the farm, in industry and
business, and ask their cooperation
with tire-fghting units in the inau-
guration Of programs that will bring
to the minds of our people the seri-
business of National losses by prevent
able fires.
Given Under My Hand And The
Great Seal OF The State Of
Maryland, At The City Of An
napolis, On This Twenty-Sevcnth
THE GREAT Day OF September, In
SEAL. OF THE The Year OF Our Lord
STATE OF One Thousand n II e
MARYLAND Hundred and Forty
Five
HERBERT R. O'CONOR.
Governor.
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Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO Misunderstanding and
regulating. J. S. Elliott, Mountain
Lake Park. Phone W.-46-tf.
GINSENG--I will buy wild Ginseng
clean roots; will also buy raw furs
this fall and winter, Residence, Loeb
Lynn, Md, above school house. H. S.
Mickey.-30-4t
THE RETREAT at Mountain Lake
Park, has discontinued serving Sun
day dinners until the first of next
June. Still open for baking, ice cream,
etc. Mrs. Nettie Neutrality-suspicious.
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Road Notice

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That
after the expiration of thirty days
from the first publication Of this no
tice the undersigned will make appli-
cation to the County Commissioners
Of Garrett County, Maryland, to close
9 portion of the County Road in EIec-
ton District No. 1, it being all that
certain piece or section of County
Road in Garrett County, and being
shown on a map entitled, ''Block A
Turkey Neck Estates" WHICH is re-
corded in Plat Case A. G. R., Drawer
81" File No. ?, Garrett County Map
Records.
The section of County Road in
tended to be legally closed begins at a
point which is witnessed by con-
crete monument marked "141-G", and
extends in a Southeasterly direction
to its intersection with the Northwest
margin produced Of Kendallwood
Drive, and having an area of seven
teen one -hundredths of an acre, more
or loss
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All persons are hereby warned not
to enter upon, hunt or trespass in any
manner on the property known as the
Jesse J. Ashby, ST., farm near Crellin,
Maryland
SARAH B. ASHBY,
Crellin, Maryland.
Advertisement 31-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04

HELP WANTED-FEMALE-W o-
man, capable, intelligent, 25-45 years
old, to locally represent large con
Gem. Must know how to meet people.
Can easily earn $25 to $35 weekly
with excellent opportunity OF advance
ment. Must type. Send complete de-
tails. P o. Box ~, Station +. New
! ork City, lG.-32-lt#
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OCTOBER 6. 1915.
j, Beginning at II o'clock noon of
said DAY.


offer for sale. at public auction, on
the premises, in the town of Acct
dent, Maryland. all that combined
business and residence property. it
being the property that was con-
veyed to John L. Englehart by George
A. Lininger and wife by deed dated
December 2lst, 1909, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Garrett
County in Liber f. 4. T., No. 50. folio
33332, etc. Said property having a front
age on Main street Of four perches
and running back and along Friend
street ten perches. The building con-
tanning store room, ware room, eight
residence rooms and bath room. The
land building and all Of the store fur
niture and fixtures contained therein
with the exception Of one roll top
desk), will be offered together as a
whole. The purchaser of the building,
store furniture and fixtures, is re-
quired to purchase the stock Of goods,
wares and merchandise contained in
the building at inventory cost price.
TERMS as to the above-A cash
payment Of not less than four thous-
and dollars on day Of sale; balance of
the purchase money can be carried on
mortgage at SIX per cent for a period
of three years, or all cash, at the OPP
ton Of the purchaser A down pay
ment on stock Of merchandise to the
amount Of six hundred dollars will be
required
THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY
AND ALL BIDS on the above prop
,,r,+- IL,
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MRS. CARL LEWIS.
IRA MAHAFFEY, Aucti0neer.
Advertisement 30-3t
Order of Publication

Arena PIgott' DEFENDANT.
Number 1918 Equity in the Circuit
Court for Garrett County, Maryland.
The object Of this suit is to procure
9 decree Of divorce Of the plaintiff
from the defendant, Joshua Arlend
Pigott.
Tho hill s+a+os.
III. j., 0''' '''''N
mat mat the parties We're married at
1 'dols"nI9"n' w. d. on ule teh vi
I 10? ana RESIDED AZ hqlloerPor IT. w.
d., lllaO one elliIu, 'oaHula Lee IlgoIl'
l,I u"uEilCeL, WAS porn Oh sag marriage
l i a vnouSn /, t"e ccIloqcC Oh the pam
~ ,:m 'oM al tne otlel , i WAS Always
NllIo an et5tol.ale ana oeEoha gre iGpfQaGll'
LT Inc deleHaa i ulo on JuIy zo!r' l929'
f'''['i'ol ana "e5erJ lhe pIaIhIIi' WIN
3s,y tauSf' WllLcn uesGr.Io : ana aoa u,
I"IiIi.'''!I '-.'S eoiiIIIIueu uIIlllei Ieul
nor I, more man GI2hIeen monlhS' lhay
,l'e Stl,4TayIon Oh Ihe P"rIleS IS oeyohQ
gs'99lI%oIt nope ,, or tApGc:at!on 90, Oh
t'oirIli" J!G on l nay lne pI3lntni mas
he e resident Of Na[y y ad; for more ore
il M 0!iS GaI l'Itol 70 Ile iiIlls oI hCr
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-COOd Jersey Cow, reg
istered. &. F. Comp, ST., A!tamont,
3O-3ta
COAL FOR SALE-Delivcred any
place. See Norman Johnson. Noun
tain Lake Park. near school house
3l-3t.
FOR SALE - General Electric Oil
Heater, same as new, and apiece Liv~
ing Room Suite. Apply Glenn Fratz,
Accident, Md-31-3t
FOR SALE-One Estate Stove, like
new; pre-war; coal and wood, $4,000.
Mrs. Mari LiIlcr, Gormahia, W. Va
30-3t@
FOR SALE-One Elevator Potato
Digger. Truman Bittinger. Oakland
Md-32-2t2
FOR SALE - Large size Heating
Stove. Mrs. Jasper Riley, Route ,,
Oakland. Telephone 2l1-W-2.-32-2t
FOR SALE-50 Barred Rock Pull
lets; no culIs; ready to lay. A. E.
! Holtsnidcr, R. ,, Deer Park, Md.-32- 2
FOR SALE-White Leghorn Pull
lets, three to five and one-haf months
old. Allen o. Yoder, Grantsville. Nd.
Pitt
FOR SALE-Nayfower Coal Cook
ing Range in good condition; lids.
W. II. O'Brien, r. ,, Swanton, Md
32-3t:
FOR SALE-One 1884 Ford Sedan,
fair condition. VIII sell at a reason
able price. Apply Ellis Rounds, Swan
ton, Md.-3O-4t'
| FOR SALE-Shore front Plots and
Acreage on beautiful Deep Creek
Lake Phone 129-W. or write Box BOP,
Oakland.-24-tf.
FOR SALE-Farm Of approx
mately 100 acres, unimproved; some
timber; located near Sang Run. See
or write Schell Hoye, Oalland.-32
For SALE One 1929 Fo,d Il.
Truck, B model; Woods Truck; two
good Auto Radios. Glass's Garage,
Phone 270-W-11, Deer Park, Md.-lt#
WANTED - Girl o.. middle aoed
woman fo,. nnnn,.ai horsaIyo,,l,. S10
Inn,, 'ynoI[ W.. Inttal, Q \ina ok
! 4and Bnn+n "a - ! 2 '1..!t -''''~' 0''''
FOP SAFE 1o27 E,,,d T,,,,or.. flat
1oi+onI d,'n1,,. saw ,-,otor ,,o,,. r l,S'
,Cnd WI r''' lail Cham SEQ paw Taof.,
cav OaI[I,,d - - ~, - H iN''
Tnn ,'I'l, oaa r.,
-, + ok 9 "a "O0 amp: hooefJ,
fIecIiIe "eIdef' gaSoIhc., driven ana
n llp|il1q" III .o Ho1; ,|iei III SV4H
- W wv -''''>' -''''
Tonc, =,
Oll oA .i :. ,l IIaMe dwell II!
3Hg' on mann hlghWaE, IN CoflhJh' W.
va; gas electfle' water ana garage
Apply ~ o O I,i street. OAKLAND
VI I'm, + Lo"G ~ " .-'I-'
Ok SALE-tor lack OF barn room
VIII sell Registered Jersey Cows
young, good enough Tor most nerds;
some 1reSIl, others due IN thirty days;
"GcrediICd nero. ne JEFFERSON faIm'
phone 5|ol' NeSteinport' Md'-5l-2J
FOR SALE-Scveral pairs Of Mems
and Boy, all rubber Arctics; Men 5
heavy HHu9berS' also thildrenS ana
Dung GIrIS TWO snap CATERS. Cal
noun IS Store Mt Lake Park, Md
o2-lt.
! FOR SALE - Stewart-6 ~ ton
Truck; one International IL ton
Truck; one % short Automatic Rifle
with 500 shells; one 30-30 Rifle; shells,
132 special Rifle Shells. Apply Arden
I. May McI1ehly, Md.-3Z-5t"
FOR SALE-Place your order with
us for Baby Chicks and Poults, all
breeds. Ransom Turkey Hatchery,
Sycamore, Ohio. Represented by Glenn
Hickman, GrantsvilIe, Md.-9-29t*
FOR SATF-Gradn TIT Tires nnwI,,
reranned Size 16, II and IS inches
~ - 80,
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DEBT NOTICE

This is to give notice that the I'M
dcrsigned will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by any other
person other than myself.
BOYD EDWARD SHAFFER,
Ro. No. l, Oakland, Maryladn.
Advertisement 31-3t&
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04

WANTED - Dressed Pork. War
hicks Meat Market, Oakland,-3O-tf'
WANTED-Used Car, must be in
good running condition. See Calroll
Miller, Box 105, Oakland, or call phone
2-W.-31-2tf
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OF Moses and hence a theologlan
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ing question to try to entrap Jesus.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1915,
Beginning at one o'clock all the fol-
lowing described property:

NUNS bSo$i ibNd opNitf
One two horse 8-shovel Cultivator,
l one-horse Cultivator, l Mccormick
Deering Grain Drill, like new; / Nc
Cormick-Deering lift Grain Binder on
Rubber, in good condition.; one 5-ft.
Moving Machine in good condition
l Hay Rake, l low wheel Wagon, l
Lever Harrow, l Walking Plow, l Sled
with cast soles, l Electric Fence con-
troller, l Cream Separator, 8-gal.
Milk Cans, / Milk Strainer, l Wood
Brooder, 3 sets Work Harness, 1 set
Buggy Harness, Collars, Lines, Bri-
dies and Halters, 200 bu. Coal, one
Shovel Pillow.
LIVESTOCK, GRAIN, ETC.
One Ayr. old Sorrel Mare, l 9-yr old
Black Horse, 4 Milk Cows, l 2-yr. old
Heifer and Calf, 3 2-yr. old Hereford
Heifers, all having been bred, 100-lb
each Shoats, 100 White Leghorn Pull
lets, 200 shocks Corn, 400 bu. Oats,
1870 bu. Wheat ;also several tons baled
Hay and Straw, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day
of sale.
WAYNE FORSYTHE.
HARRY COLLIER, AuctiOneer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04
STATE OF MARYLAND
State Employment Commissioner
% Light Street, Baltimore 2, Nd.

PERMANENT positions insuring fu-
ture security. Automatic INCREASES
in SALARY. Liberal VACATION and
SICK LEAVE and RETIREMENT
BENEFITS.
Applications will be received until
October Is, 1915, to fill the following
vacancies in the State service;
Painter II, S1080-135O.
Psychologist, $1S00-2250
Building Engineer, $380O-475O
Education Assistant, $3000-3750
w. D. OWENS, Commissioner
Advertisement 31-2t
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SATURDAY.OCTOBER 20.1945
Beginning at ten O'Clock A. NJ, all of
the following described property:

c.. r... 1-oo,,;ao r1oifo,. 10
%" e, (oT'' r,,,.aI * ~ Tbito Gon,a,,
Ie"u os0J9 W w. my VTamon
Sga;llI,S IIt''S' rn ";1'SUn1, r1i I7ou
my 2e"l, an r.j I1,,.,r,Il"i,
T"At' p"CH H lSs'rr bld,, " q" T,=a '|4oI
5I. %lsoi' liI ''I Ioad p 5om uifis;Ja
uleS' ,d gE'i i'''' t,I T"td TlInl.
low W I|'2 Vo'' 9 %o,,. C ~
sftS 9'h ,, Ia n .ivSS bo,+ C0T tong 0atS
t,pous - IoI' l1"S ,'' 49, obd,,+ 100
~ 'T, "DoI1 Nv No. ';.'' S,,oJio
~ nuoN " l.tT'' Ei, r'li. '''ie 90
n9N my by y'G' u G a''Io Iol'I C,.;ndo,
9aIon iIo5 Mg'.Ie ,oT'i'S,S III l.,tto
Tneil Ieguei 95 10y 'I'' yyjnnhoSta,.
"a" II 1oMGi' ',- q Gbat ~, C,l,1
NlliG NM oGuDle D''l ! q az on 49, n'
nc ~ o9SoliiIc q C uI!' On P uili
YOU oou 81 goose oi1 o'JEI, ~ . o,al
otoNG; e'iiIii tJo yum 'S''' EI,++oolt
~ ~ o'''. u - ~ E,,I.-I,t en-
5hoNGIS e., . + oIh9, CloS4Cu' C ;ot.w,
H. 5is,s Iis'li,L' D., fJ iroo Tai,
. Io'S ''"i'o l " tam QUA l Ia - o''''-
vas
fonSeHolu 'oooS'
sinoIe Iron Red and Shrine , Dres-
Sefs, WASH C StanqS' SOW I BOW i ana III
' = ~ - - O.
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Trespass Notice

All persons are hereby warned not
to enter upon, hunt or trespass in any
manner on the property known as the
Jacob Weimer Farm at Round Glade,
near Swallow Falls, Maryland.
HARRY TUSING,
Route 1, Oakland, Md.
Advertisement 30-3t*
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NOTICE OF APPEAL SESSION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board Of County Commissioners
Of Garrett County, Maryland, will sit
as an adjustment board to hear APP
peals and adjust the same on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OCTOBER IS AND 19, 1915,
All persons feeling agrieved by rea-
son Of their present assessments are
requested to appear upon the above
day No adjustments will be made on
assessments for the levy of 1916 after
the above dates.
BY order Of the Board,
JESSE J. ASHBY, Clerk.
3O-4t.
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Tor RENT

FOR RENT
FOR Garage. Mrs. Prema
Brown, Alder street, Oakland.-32- 3 Il
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1916
Beginning at ten o'clock A. NJ, all OF
the following described property:

One one-horse Cultivator, two
horse Cultivator, l Moving Machine,
] Hay Tedder, l Hay Rake, Manure
Spreader, | low wheel Wagon, one
Shovel Plow, l two-unit Milking Ma
chine. All the above equipment is Nc
Cormick- Deering Manufacture.
One Weeder, l 150-ft. Hay Rope.
LIVE STOCK
Fourteen Milking Cows, , Heifers,
Heifer Calves, Horses.
Grain, Straw. and Miscellaneous
173 bu Wheat. 200 bu Oats, 81 tons
Hay, II tons Wheat Straw, Work
Bench and Tool Box, l Binder, l Drill,
Gasoline Motors, ) tons Oats Straw
l new set Work Harness, l Potato
Digger.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash on the
day Of sale.
Lunch will be sold by members of
the All Youths Farmers Club.
MRS. Carl, LEWIS.
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PUBLIC SALE,
Farm Equipment
Livestock & Grain

The undersigned will offer at Pub
lie Auction al the farm, known as the
Z. +. Sollars place. located two miles
south Of Oakland on the Cherry Greek
Road. on
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WAYNE FORSYTHE.
TRESPASS NOTICE

HARRY COLLIER, AuctiOneer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11

Thousands OF Detroit mothers
with sons or daughters overseas
will be the guests OF The Detroit
Times next Sunday at a Mothers
Day Photo Party TO be held at
Northwestern High School audi
torium, West Grand Boulevard, at
Grand River.
These mothers of overseas fight
ing men and women will have
their pictures taken by profess
Sional Times photographers begin
ming al 10 a. m. Developed into
postcard size, the photographs will
be sent TO Detroit'S Blue Star
mothers. who in turn will send
them speeding on their way 10
uniformed men and women over
seas.
Today'S mail will carry spe-
cially printed cards from the
Times, telling the mothers who
have accepted the invitation TO
attend the Photo Party exactly
what time 10 arrive for their
Sittings.
Mothers are asked TO bring this
card with them when they arrive
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Opera Star on Trial
In Ration Theft Case

NEW YORK, May 10 QNS)-
Trial of former Metropolitan
Opera star Frances Aida on a
charge of appropriation of her
former cooks 800 ration points
continued today.
During yesterdays session the
cook, Mrs. Barbara Neill. testi-
fled that when Nine. Aida gave
her her walking papers the opera
star was bad tempered, roaring
like a lion and tearing her hair"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
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NICHIGAN-'Mr Emmanuel" IL a. m
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UNITED ARTISTS the Scarlet Clue -
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
(Sse Pictorial RsVisO)

Tonight at $50 at Olympia a
large white rabbit will hop into
the wonderland OF every child's
fancy. The rabbit will be pursued
by the tiny glittering figure of
real live Alice in Wonderland.
Kay Hanneford, 12- year old
trick bareback rider. will play
Lewis Carroll's golden haired little
girl in the Barnes Brothers Cir
Gus production of Alice in Won
derland," which will remain at
Olympia until May q
Following Alice will be the ma
cabre figures which have captured
the hearts of so many adults and
children - the Mad Halter, the
Dormouse, the King and Queen of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Edqewater Star

THE GREAT JANSLEY," F"
rwaying on a supple steel pole
high in the sky. provides dare
sevil entertainment as a free at
traction at Edgewater Park. He
appears nightly and at Sunday
matinees, performing handstands,
arm push-outs and other gymnas-
fic fpafS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Fairy Stories Live Tonight
At Circus in Olympia

Hearts and all the story book
characters in a grand parade.
The circus clowns then will romp
into the arena TO open a circus
show lasting three hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
War Mothers Photo Party
Scheduled at Times Sunday

at Northwestern High next Sum-
day, as no photographs can be
taken without them. All of these
cards will be in the mail by
Friday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-16
What an Army Really Travels On!

The second year of shoe rationing has gone by and still most Americans are well shod, in spite of fears as they sat around their radios on that February afternoon listening to the announcement that each person would be rationed to three pairs in 1943. Little did they know that two years hence they would be getting along on almost half that number.
 Fortunately, the beginning of ration ing found the shoe industry with well stocked shelves and little cause for worry. However, time passed, military needs for leather increased, civilian production de- creased; and today shoe manufacturers are in a quandary over the immediate future.
 Itsinteresting to note the sharp increase of an estimated 65,000,000 pairs of shoes required by the armed forces for 1945 over the previous two years with 47,0OO,- poo pairs for 1943 and 48,00O 900 for 1944. H1is, of course, will be reflected in de- creased production of civilian footgear, md 1t has been estimated that Mr. and Hrs DOaks and their children will have