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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
LADS AND
LASSIES
By GOIEATHLR AM
Ruth Wet rary H0nOred

rNi Prise IfHiiif Hl'N Hdi n ~
eiso yaaric smith and Roberta
H,U worked ardemly o surprise
Ruth N,Cfafy Wrh q birthday
prii last saturday rirh' Run
WAS SURPRISED Nes because
sho 'aouehi me party "a> 20 bs
week later
More than ono hundred FRIENDS
isnmed into Nrand Mrs Joe
howell household danced hate
Tod and d.voafea mo tasfs re-
past Rum being such VEL
liked person WIS aeH remtn-
hered when friends soririhuied
mans Gifts go hslp iete ne uc-
,asion DiAi' Redaits aid Hem
ry Daley founu an excuse 20.
dtop hy kl'hs SISTER home
on Nh Vernon AZ liea pm
winch Vas oo late RUN though
So she entried ne house arIuns
about time onD 10 lind many
ffi'nds haiire her win ea.efie
Happy nrfadat The fro.h
frasfant. % .iscs secuted 49,
dinng table WIN lshtei candles
ON each SID ~ ihe oinAea
cake and punch bowls We're al-
so used
Nentomns tep ~ ths saes
pre.en we're pti Howard
Woods taer'a Li-hliow Arnold
Laws Refnige Miller lsaa
steinbere I.ossinc Nuu Aibeft
horton Doris Dunei Lele Rite
tie Pefe wa''ske lacsie Duu-
.ap Rose Campbell Hatne SUIT,
Barton Drew Geofl Jones.
GuiudAue POOH no1o'n 7Mrs
ton Gerald White ze.ma Lights
foof. l.iunel alnourn Sir and
Mrs Mouloe ctyafd o. aiaine
Woodsor Tommy Williams Nyr-
tie Mitchell Bciiy Giyeus Wv
ian No~eii Efrfs inc Fisher II
MILO Edward Sims Deiaest
Russet pen Rfadley BI Nails.
Mrs Fiaiees Walls. Lesley DAVIS,
Mrs Theresa Ilai NJ and Mrs
John Johnson Ro1efi Thomas
Kohert Weaver Arnold Ssl'cfs
Doris Ne rars Winnie NcCfar
and nouad Woods
Sph'nA 'o"r' Yard WAR
Ihe SpninA cipb of A.pha Ph.
AipNa ln' sunimou'c irieHa- 10
th' court ~ 'he ,ua4t-yald al
Nayne erlfefsHg laSt SATURDAY
The first Dss, WIS The SPHINX
men, eou % ilrs RN R.a.
ing h"oa iHe i'NoM played
AL parts ana %" estt tAey
io"k'd 'u d'fsSes second case
whrn vas cnloSsaie was dsne
ing 20 'nr boy muslt oi Flash
hos Fhna case vas really a
pi'asn.e f'ltssnn"tis' iaN and
pooh'isn ll' dapip faiiir arse
tn fin nn' halt lhe lads sna
'as.'es
ne OhalpnSefs study tiaa
a c'Ah % oasy mesdames. are
wofNinS haid. " oeap others lA.
Gun HID iheN i1st meeting al
'nr nome oi AUS Leon" Love.
~ INNvNNN AfirI~DII
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

Are fney scarce
Are fher anoh-
fainanle " .
ask these qpes
lions each time
We make iip our
shopqlls ltst
We Herea
a reeipe for St
ieesf ti.e de
lioions ie' that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
orange Jsliy

~ cups ~ lbs Juice ~
cupe % hs sugar, = bottle
bo,fled fruit peo'in
To prepare 'rice uss skins from
6 medium oranges ard ? medium
anons and puf through food
hopper twice Add 3 cups vffr
ard Juice ~ lemons BrinE n a
hoii and simmer covered. 81 m.n-
uies Place 10 jei.y cloth or Gag
and squeeze out juice
Measure sugar ard fru'' MOS
into saucepan and mix Brig ~ a
noil over hottest FIRE and 81 once
add bottled irlr pectiu sir
eonsanNy Then bring 70 'Ji 70 b.
10 boil and BOZ haru n Jte.
Remove from FIRE skim pour
quickly Parstfin 40; iells a, once.
Makes ahoui glasses fnif
fnrres earN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
~ B0BBiE
aiming and LoIng

i Coming and '"'hR
4 Arriving in town from BOSTON
,n starry-eycd and buoyanL Is
4 ur4 Asa Nancey who has Just
,,,pi nod 10 Detroit after a visit
a,h her hushsna. Dr Asa YAM
,,y Oho is stationed at the Vet
rai hospital in Boston She
hr,nes greetings from Birney
va,sns Who is enrolled at sim
mons university in Boston.
Nhen The Ellioiiorian- business
psn.n ga,c their beautiful
spfrs nelic last Friday al the
rue,. Horscmen's civic cen
10, pave and lsabell Taylor came
o,se irom chicago TO he presenl
~. affair. They we're special
msv. 81 school Marin Emma
dean Bcll Honoring her guests
S40.day morning, she was hos
nss Il delightful breakfast at
,he aome Of Mrs. Waller Guffen
~ Fsff avenue. Miss Rell ihNii-
some OF her friends In To
n~ he chicago guests They
id.e uesdames Mildred Ken
n jennie Lewis, Beulah Brew
N 81 officer Ethel John
,es Jessie Waller. Julia Nor
Nan Knight Jessie Slaton
49, Horrha jenkins.
Among those who attended the
4 i o',orians spring frolic were
4 Iaa Alvin Davenports. Madeline
ynn Bcll Watson. Wendell
y N4,qr Arthur Wise. Norman
MIS- leonard Johnson, kenneth
q sasgess Alvin Lee. I.avenia
y Noo,e Nelrose White, Jeanne
y lnN Rulh Mcintosh, Julian
E hos Ted Owens Edward
msioa r G. Schuster, Lula
W4aism. clifford vanHargis. Al
4 IS, Hfonbfs. Francis kornegay.
t4ssra NeDuffey. Johnella Price
an Nioet Lewis
$50 here from Boston-way is
Harvey piiehell. who is home
O r.ei Through He is OF
tea-so me reason why school
us.a Alma Mitchell Is all
4 pna'h.a IN smiles.
ana isn New York city re-
iaNs Nr> Charlotte Howard.
aa dashed into town last week
a.ats noe glamorous than
e.. after her Eastern vacation.
nm doan South comes EVA
vi uoni collins. from hurried
a 80 me bedside OF her faith
ir feUA McBroom. She re-
iha he shows marked
s..ls ~ Improvement IN health.
vas good 10 see Fletcher
ht Neea'udiug again IN our
Ne.as Stationed in Chica-
Hr finds II conyen-
~ 'urlonsh in Detroit quite
noe
A. paing % from Chicago
n .a-i aces 20 usi, in Detroit were
81 Ae Z / Kerry OF New York,
All. as son. Dr. L. II Berry OF
rasO whom no has been visit
f. fa'ner aud son trecked over
-.se 70 yisit Mrs GLADYS Fisher
eHa Richard Berry. OF Woodrow
81 son street.
lnb Moments
10 rutura et Plaisir club me,
81 irday with Miss Nellie Watts
90 Chandler Members in at
Tendance were Mesdames Bon
~ smfh Maribodine Robinson.
S,nNs Pogo Jennie Young. Kath-
ben 3ack Ruth Weaver. Angel
Ndmaeri Melissabell Grant and
'A-ifha White a pair OF lace
N4nme white gloves was cap
lw rs Mrs Virginia White. as
l's club prize Second club
llNs Went 10 Mrs. Melissabell |
Grant Iaen guest towels
FL tonlehtiy club group
o. MUSE experts, met Thursday
"tf Mrs Nerlee Morton. on
''i"ooa some OF the guest sub
Na'l's PLAYERS were Mesdames
''e'l fenick. who captured sec
olt lfHe Mrs. Frances Owens.
"'' received first prize: and
'3it'le Wallace. Pearl Howard |
aHd lena Johnson. Members pre-
s'Hi were Mesdames Mayme |
H'eNanqer kalie Alexander
h'''ne onway. Odalie Harmon. |
t'37 White Agatha Grimes and !
La Zones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
OhDLk OF PIRI.IlATInN

session OF said Court held
T. 'D' CIV Of Detroit. Wayne Coun-
l,,hlgan. ON April 20. 1915.
NfHtNr Hon. Robert N.
ipts Circuit Judge
appearing to this Court from
i'la'l' on file that Clarence
laws defendant herein. ia not a
!, siaen' Of the City Of Detroit.
N1yne County. State Of Michigan.
~ Is confined IN the Attica Prison.
~" York City.
'N motion OF Charles B. Berry.
attorney for the Plaintiff
~ Is ordered thar the defendant.
''''ner Davis, enter his appear
a'' g ~ said cause ON or before
~ mouths from the date Of
~ '''iet or said Bill ~ Com
p'''"' Viii be- taken az confessed
"'"'N y him. and that The said or
'' published in the Detroit
'','' newspaper printed. cir
"'"lus. and published In said
'.',' y and a copy Of the same he
, ~" pf fcsistered mail to the
~ "n post office address OF
0' ''ani said address being
H 'ri7on, Ncw York. y v
,''tRT VI. TOMS Circuit Judge.
q rrre Copy, " '"
NePAr , LiNGEMAN c,.rh
ft a sHEDD.
Deputy Clerk E.t,s,,-..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
What's This
About Jellies?

I ANS and iellies seem 70 delight
y IN giving us ne 'iffers Are
they rationed, Are they point free'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

moi >LNlNfS. Are you tired 81
doing Homework look In our
HELP WANTED COIrNNs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

you may make a. home Ary '.ms
Won have .eV cups ~ sugar avail
able The Other ingredients ars
yours tor tho asking az the corner
store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12


White Ointment, with IT'S antisepuc
action, promptly eases the soreness
and itching OF those externally caused.
bothersome acne Pimples. Easily ap-
Piled asa dressing. IT'S aid TO Natufes
active healing comes from its anti.
septic Ingredient. Black and White
Ointment goes right TO work and
the itching is relieved. scratching
IS discouraged II also relieves itch.
ing, burning soreness OF eczema ex.
tefnAlly caused Use only as directed.
Black and White Ointment. I0t.
large economical sizes 2St. 5ot Al
all dealers.
For daily skin cleansing use mild.
fragrant Black and White Skin Soap.
i0t and sc everywhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES
HAkl.tN Il. BERRY, ATTY.
IaON Broadway

'iAlE oF MICHIGAN In the
a. Wy 'oufi for the County OF
wayne 20 'haucery.
+, ', .', DAVIS Plaintiff. vs..
'.'l'hNck DAVIS. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

49,. picking az them can
cause you endless en-
baffassment. When you
follow such annoying.
irritating actions. YOU
ieel as though beng
with people is the last
thing you want 70 do m
H. ~ Mt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
Oakland Will Be
Itinerant Point For
Aid to Veterans

Oakland has been selected as an
itinerant point from which veterans
in the surrounding area will be ser
weed by Contact Representative Will
liam A Burns, it was announced by
William L. Limburg, Manager, L. S.
Veterans Administration Regional Of
flee
On the second and fourth Fridays
of each month, commencing June 8,
between the hours Of 1890 a. m. and
500 p. M, Mr.. Burns will be available
in the Office of the U. S. Employment
Service at the Nance Building, Oak
land.
The establishment Of this service is
further step in the Government
effort to bring to the United States
war veterans, men and women, those
various cntitlements under laws adj
ministered by the Veterans Admins
tration. Complete information and adj
vice, as well as other routine contact
services, are to be furnished veterans
Of all branches of the service. Claim
forms will also be available and assis-
lance in their execution will be offered.
This applies particularly to the inter
probation of entitlements under Pub
lie 346, Servicemen's REIMBURSEMENT
Act Of 1914, more universally known
as the CT. Bill Of Rights and will in
clude among other considerations, in
formation as to mastering pay,
insurance, apprentice training, voca-
tionai training, loans, education, hos
pital care, medical attention, disability
pension and burial entitlements.
Amusement as to benefits for de-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
DIARY OF The WAR

FRIDAY-Japs made counter-at-
tacks on Luzon and Mindanao but they
were repulscd. Jap resistance in south
Okinawa was about ended. Americans
were killing 1000 Nips daily on is
land. British interviewed in Syria fight
ing, ordering French to cease firing.
Jap air power was reduced to virtual
impotency, it was reliably reported.
Chinese took lshan, a rail town, 43
miles from Liuchow, former American
air base.
SATURDAY-Truman revealed 8
and one-half million men would be
hurled against Japs, with lombard
ment groups moving from Europe to
Pacific. Subs announced sinking of ID
more Jap ships. L. S. agreed to medi-
ate Syria dispute. Shuri on Okinawa
was virtually occupied by Yanks. Aer-
ial forces hit Formosa and Malaga.
SUNDAY-Japs said 200 carrier
planes hit Kyushu. Halsey was back
on job with 3rd fleet Americans drove
~ Naho oinf;a1I or 0I.;na,,, rr,o,,o
,,,o,,a ,.;I1 al,o,. o- 600 .-,as.1
noCo,,11n na;J c,,nia ,,i,,;a;,,,a , 1..,,
caused by British. Suicide boats of
,,ra,,or;,,,. e., f;noI u+arL -, I,,ua,,
MONDAY-Calrier planes raided
,,,'+a,a,, ,,a,,,I Hrs,, VA. ;,,,,,i;
co,o,.,I.. pno,,Il,. ,,I o.a.Ia n.:I,
.n 0I,;,oa.a ,,,y,, p';,,.. i'' ,,',.I ,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
MT. LAKE PARK UNITED
BRETHREN
John c. Foster. Minister.

Lynndale Preaching at 10 A. NJ;
Sunday School, 10:45 A. NJ.
Loeb Lynn. Sunday School, 1000
4. NJ; Children's Day program, II
A. NJ, with Mrs. Helen Merat, super
ntendent Of Children's Department, in
charge; Christian Endeavor, Junior
$3.50 A. NJ; Young People and Adults
7:15 P. NJ.
Underwood, Sunday School, 200 P
M; preaching, Pas P NJ. Revival be-
ginning at 500 P. NJ. Sermon by the
Rev. Teagarden.
CrelIin Sunday School, 9:45 A. NJ.
Christian Endeavor, 1880 p. NJ. ser
mon, 500 P NJ.
District rally of Christian Endeavol
at Loeb Lynn church, Thursday even
ing, June IA, eight o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
RED HOUSE LUTHERAN PARISH
A. X. Jones, Pastor

The Sunday Schools will meet as
usual next Sunday morning, and the
Missionary Society will hold the
monthly meeting at st. Johns in the
afternoon, with Mrs. Earl Lee as the
leader.
The pastor and Mrs. Jones expect to
9ttend the Centennial Commencement
of Wittenberg College and Seminary,
June 9-12. Because of this celebration
there will be no church service at Red
House or Gnegy. Services have been
announced for both congregations on
June 18th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
Outside City Limits, Route 7, Read
To Terra Alta, w. Va.

Sunday School, 1920 A. NJ; young
peoples service, 1880 F. NJ. Evangel-
istic service following young peoples
meeting. Bible study, Wednesday, at
500 P. NJ. Evangelistic service Sat
urday evening, 500 o'clock. Every
body welcome. Bishop Dan H. Meal
lister pastor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
AURORA-EGLON

saturday, June = at 4;Oo CLOCK at
the GladeVIeW church, near Red
House MISS jessie Wotflhg' daughter
OIL VIZ ana MIS- GAVIN "otfhg' Au-
iofa' became the bfIde Oh harold
/ Ihegy' son OF Mf. ana Nfs' Dewey
Nhegy' OF near RED House.
y daughter was borh on Saturday
hlght' May 20 TO Mf. ana MIS- Loren
l.antz' at theh nome at Horse Shoe
Kun. ms Is thef second chlld ana
daughter ana mas been named Helen
Joyce. Inc mother was the former
MISS joyce Evans daughter OF Mi,
ana MIS- O.eFe Evans also cl Horse
9Hoe itull' VIZ ana MIS- George LahIz'
OF near EgloA' are the patefhaI grand
parents
MIS- Eva AfhoId ana INFANT came
me nESI o. 'hlS week from 'he PhlIppl
hospital TO the nome OF MIS-. Arhold's
parents, Mf. ana Mrs. Scott Schrock,
aurora. Also MIS-. Lawrence Aftl5 ana
infant came from the institution. on
Ffloay' 10 1helf nome near hgIon'
Among those from h&lon who lett
Wednesday morning Tor North Man
CHESTER lnd'' to attend the annual
conference OF the Nhurch OF the Breth-
len' were Kew ana mrs. OaIen fIke,
Rev. ana MIS- Emra Flke and Kew
w. L. leetS'
JUNIOR Myers who has been sta
toned on the AIeutian island came
on tuesday to the nome OF ms parents,
MI. and Mrs. h. 5. Myers, Aurora, on
iur!ough.
Mrs. Cecil Selders and small daugh-
ter returned tins week TO the home
OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs. &. {.
Harvey, near Eglon, from North Caro-
ina, where they had spent couple
OF months near Mr.. Soldiers post.
Mrs Soldiers ulanS TO rptlltn soon to
EdllmOnt WnGfe tnoN were located at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
SAINT MARKS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Second Street, Oakland
Rev. George ID. Birk, Pastor

$3.50 A. NJ. Sunday School. Glasses
for everyone
10:45 A. NJ. The Worship Service
Sermon by the pastor, Lord, l thank
Thee that | am not as other men,"
TOO P. NJ. Luther League for all
toung people of the church.
500 P. NJ. Vespers. Sermon by the
pastor Goods Prodigals"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
UNION HOLINESS TABERNACLE
Third Street. Oakland.

Saturday. Services over public ad-
dress system at 1880 o'clock.
Sunday. Sunday School at 200
o'clock; preaching at 300 and 1870
Young peoples meeting at TOO, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Stanley Ashby.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07

mons, Elizabeth Ann Smouse, Mary
~ Ne '2','uSe, btallIce NUlh 3P'hGr'
1 7'-''IS ZANE Stephens laura " eF"e-
'"''S H.
drantSN;ile
Kenneth Ray Rcachy. Eleanor June
B;ttinger, Kermit Lorraine Bittinger,
Nancy Ann Campbell, Gladys Eliza
beth Carey, Milton Lee Grove, Harry
Kenneth burst, Homer Albert burst
Merle Edward Hetrick Doris Kathleen
Hollada, Rita Florence Hoover. Mari
lyn Darlene Jones, John Allen keis-
ter, Robert jackson Layman, Betty
Jane Mason, Paul Raymond Mckenzie.
William James Mckenzie, Norma Jean
Mickey.
Helen Fay Miller, Vernon Lewis Nil
Ier, Phyllis Maxine Resi-, Maxine Mar
garet Ringer, Anthony Adolph Rush,
Richard Merle Seibert, Henry Tlce
Charles Weaver Turner, Elvie Naomi
Wamplcr, Rosa May Wampler. Logan
James Wengerd, Lois Ethelene Wiley,
Jean Catherine 1ommer, Loretta Car
I u oIlIillSl NgI LIN 'L1 oli IIi
- a. w" lNeliiie''I iloii"u''' VI COZ NIL
'ei'
friendsvilie
Ronald B. Humberson, Lucille G.
Friend, Jessie E. Sliger, Geraldine G.
Casteel, Ernest Ray Frazee, Wade Vi.
Friend, Joyce Ann Williams, Bernard
L. Friend, Owen F. Frantz, Paul r.
Lytle. Lawrence r. Friend. Glenn A.
Reckart, 10 Ann Fisher, Gertrude A.
CErn,, HaIan liam Rinrn, Cloria 7 na
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
LOCH LYNN

Kenneth Harvey, Francis Rowan,
Robert Galen Fike, John Steyer, Ever
EFT Steyer, William White, Maxwell
Dewitt, Dolores Groves, Mary Hardes
ty, Charlene King, Alice Susan Lohr,
Alberta Sims, Catherine SukoW, Faun
Friend, Grace Edwards, Max Liller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
RED HOUSE

Lorraine Gay Gnegy, Donald Ray
Arnold, John Lee Bachtel Jr., Nonda
Geraldine Wolfe Arlie William Mar
tin, Norma Eleanor Roth, Phyllis Ma
RE Sjsler, Eleanor Marie Beckman,
Carl Jackson Beckman, Ralph Glen
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
KEMPTON

Agnes Victoria Blizzard, Joyce Eliz-
abeth Culp, Frank Stephen Karlovich
Helen Pauline Lipovcc, Mary Eller
Metheney, Tony Scrip, Jr., JOSEPH
Valentine Shotniski, Elwood Elmo
SWeitZer, Juanita Faith Wiles.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07

pendents, sucn as pensions ana insur-
aace, as well as potential entitlements
for such dependents may also be OBJ
tanned through this Contact Unit of
the U. S. Veterans Administration
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
Safety Traffic Slogan For Week

dts better to be sold on safety than
short changed by an accident"
DRIVE CAREFULLY!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07

HERRINGTON - Ray William
Hare Dock William Hershman, Tru-
man Edward Uphold, Helen Louise
Jordan.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
NORTH GLADE

Wanda Winona Mellinger, Junior
Lloyd Bowser, Helen Elizabeth Fitz-
water, Raymond Mitchell Lee, Carl
ton Junior Foy, Robert Wesley Friend,
jeanne Joyce Slime, Melvin Friend,
Evelyn Wilt, Viola Irene Wilt, Robert
Edward Harvey, Ruth Elizabeth Beck
man, Thomas Donald Swanson.
BOILING SPRING Melvin Coy
Erwin, Franklin Welch, BERTHE Fay
Erwin.
CORUNNA-Hilda Arbutus Roy.
SUNNYSIDE - Robert Whitmer,
Peggy Shatfer,
BETHEL-Junior Elwood Goodwin,
Clcaver Brison TichneIl, Norma June
Bray, Fay Eloise Taskcr.
LYNNDALE-Isaac Newton Beck
man, Mary Catherine Beckman, Nellie
Louise Tulk, Leona Mae Lee, Nina
Virginia Lohr, Gertrude Virginia Sla-
bach
FRANKNILLE-Myrtle Wilt, Beu-
lab Broadwater.
SPRING GLADE - Roberta R.
Smith, James j. Standle, Thomas Ray
SWeitZer.
SWAN MEADOW-Ruth D. Lchty,
Harriet Marie Swartzentruber,
STEYER-Mary Ann Steyer, Edith
Kcziah Holland.
EAST VINDEX-William Benjamin
Barger, Delbert Thomas Cooper, Mar
JoHc Lee Hokins, Anna May Belle
Nicicr Walter William McRobic, Lou
is Wesley Paugh, Georgia Mae Smith
Phyllis Nadine Stanley Bertha Chris
Limin Stnu.nlt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07

SOUTHERN Supervising UNIT
RED OAK-NirgH Raymond Mil
lpl.
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CONTINUED from Page One)
mons, Elizabeth Ann Smouse. Mary
Lee Smouse, Beatrice Ruth Spiker
Mary Jane Stephens, Laura Verde
haugh.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07
The Republican

Entered at the Postoffice at Oakland
Md, as second-class mail matter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-07

Schools having no Seventh Grade
graGuatrs-R.ch Hill, Sand Spring,
HcCabe, Hoycs Run.
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ETO Wis uJon.+ Need
Much More frairin3

NET YORK (CEs)- Veterans of
the ITO my need sono spec
ia liked tra lining in jungle
warfo re, Sc i'd Gen One r n. =
Rra dizzy, conmG nder Of the
9th Army Group, upon his
trrive home from Eur opo,
but otherwise would not re-
quirc much schooling fer
their tasks in the Pccific.
AFTER el1," he cddod,
"they ere the finest sold
iers in the world todcy."
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INSo{? tte css0
S1oqgyEG'oo@6gS@G
| &,a5-W.s0 l5@G

@. Are there any. reetric-
tt ons on the type Of BUSH
ness I can borrow money to
start under the CT BILL of
Ri ghts? I used to be a bar
tender and would like to
open NY own bar and grill.
A. There are no restric-
tt ons. But you must be ab1e
to convince the lending ag-
encv thai you know the bus
mess end have c req S ona BILE
cha nee Of success.
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H7C HANE5 /eAKEL
90 WjLLjoN Mills
q M0uH

T,As!INGTON (clIs) -ATC mar
ked its 18th annivcrsc ry by
me- king public some nj ehty
inpr essive ST. tistics on
its ccccnplis hnorts. Every
month its pluncs fly:
$4,000 tens CT hieh pri =
Gritty ccrgc end pcssongcrs.
1000 &C sue ltios hcno
from the BE- ttlofrcnt.
90, 200, 900.
Every he lf-hour 24-kcurs =
c -day 2 Ate nlanos ccnp1ctc
en- Alta ntic rcssinr, and
every 81 minutes other cir
ere # aro coming in scno-
where cfter crossing the
Pc cific.
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M4A4A&@C241r4l>,r

ETC (CNs) - "A letter to
the editor Of The Stars and
Stripes suggests that the
controversy over the point
syst en- Of dischar cen
easily be solved by lotting
mon out in alpha bctica1 or
der. The writer's name is
Adams.
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HEzeng GsMgza oAvnl<
Llnz6<tN<zZ I'll

NEW YORK (CNS)- A warning
q against fly-by-ni ght schoo-
Is and colleges designed to
relieve soldiers Of the
$500 tuiti on to which they
ere entitled under the CT
Bill Of gifts, has been
sounded by leeding educe =
tors.
Other institute ons, the
educa t ors declared, have
rails ed their fees for the
very purpose Of clipping
veterans. GIs ere therefore
warned to beWe re Of schools
that ere more nterested in
$500 than in the vet ersn.
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9. Out here ct Fri ght
Field, civilion guG rds SAL
ute Army Of Ulcers. I undcr-
ste nd that civilians ere
not suppos ed to Sc Lutte. How
conc?
A. Tt MY not be ict1y
according to Hoylo, but q
1occ ! comrle nder he's wide
eut hority in nc king his own
gr ound rules. Who is to say
no?
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CLEVELAND (CNS)

CLEVELAND (CNs)- Robert
Harris Wa found guilty on
g drunken driving count.
"SlO0 end costs" said the
Judge, ITO be executed Non
day." HErris promptly fa in
ted. He thought he was 60
ing to die.
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Q.Can & widow Of q CT who
rens rries continue to COLI
ect via his CT insura nee?
A. She surc can. lErital
ste tus he g nothing to do
with it.