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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26
Central Avenue

Recently oui-of-town visitors
al the services were Bishop X.
a Carter kew Merchison. Rev.
AMOS, Rev. Allen OF Chicago
Rev J N. Pettigrew. ST Louis
md the Rev. b. J Pettigrew.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26

MEMPHIS CANP)-Fifty Ne
gro leaders launched 500 n0o
drive here last week 10 combat
educational inequalities in tie
southland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26

Ian Of ne
s Navy G~eat
Lakes. Illisois,
waS Tho guest
speaker At Ehe-
nezer on sun
day
Rev = 2 Q W D
hs the honor
q bein The
first c olorei .
CHAPLAIN in inc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26

Starlight Temple Of Truth
nev Moore directed The choir,
Mrs Thompson was accompanist.
TIE Rev Tucker read me scrip
ipre from the fifth chapter Of
Romans Prayer by Mrs. Roxy
Baxter Proceeded the sermon hy
Rey Williams Her subjec' was
Womb You be Made Whole
-Four persons were added 70 the
church
The Billie class held AZ six
O'clock each sunday had as ine
lesson topic. straight Gate"
from Matthew seventh chapter
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20

few alongside and performed
acrobatics.
"Weatherman In lead ship
gave us unprotected headwinds
for first 1000 miles. He changed
IL TO tail winds when told no
would be thrown overheard un-
less he did something about It."
MESSAGE TO WIFE
A message picked up when the
planes were l35 miles from Fair
banks, asked that Mrs. Clyde II.
Smith, wife of Capt. Clyde II.
Smith. one of the navigators, be
notified that Smith would be over
their house in Fairbanks at 6:10
a. m. and that 'he was sorry he
could not drop him"
A message picked up in North
way, last point on the Alcan bor-
der. said:
"On board Gen. O'DOnnen's
plane Is Capt. Kermit X.
Beahan Of Houston, Tex, who
aimed at and hit Nagasalxi with
atomic bomb, the only bomb he
dropped on japan. The Japs
have cOncurred and ne Is being
sent home on rotation"
The planes had increased their
speed to 236 miles per hour and
were flying al about 10000 ffes
on the 6,509 mile flight.
Ground speed of the planes
during the early flight hours was
reported at 1T miles per hour
Air forces officials presumed the
slow speed was due to the un-
usually heavy takeoff gas load Of
about 10000 gallons.
Giles plane, with a big number
one painted on the tail. took off
from Hokkaido at 4:0l p. m,
EWT. yesterday Lemay's plane
cleared the runway at Ais p. m,
and O'DonnelDs at 4:20. t\
Ironically. the planes took off
from a field at Mizutani. in SOUTH
ern Hokkaido Island, which was
built by the Japanese for four
motored bombers scheduled for
suicide raids on the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
RetridI Pushed
On Spy yChdrges

I. 6. Atty. John c Lchr an
nounccd today he is making i'm
mediate plans for . new trial for
DIR Fred William Thomas who
won a reversal in the L s. Circuit
Court Of Appeals at Cincinnati.
DR.. Thomas, charged with con-
spiracy 10 violate the wartime
Espionage Act. was under l6-year
sentence. He is held al the federal
prison at Milan
Government officials are lining
UP witnesses. Lehr said
If Thomas wants 10 be AZ lib
erty during his second trial he
will either have 10 post bond for
S25. 600 or institute proceedings
for reduction OF bail. Lehr said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Narcotics Men
Nab Musicians

Two members Of Bob Strong s
band. currently engaged at the
Latin Quarter night club were
arrested today by police of the
narcotics squad after three ounces
of marihuana were found IN their
downtown hotel room
Held were Henry Riggs %. a
drummer. and Wayne Peterson.
rs, a SaXophonlSt
1t Garter, head Of tho mar
coticS squad, said the raid on
Their room was made after police
were tipped that the TWO muSi-
clans were holding "marlhuana
parties
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
EmbdssyC Clarifies
Italian Position

LONDON. Sept. 10 0NS) The
Italian Embassy disclosed today
that Rome is deSirouS of seeing
Trieste placed under international
supervision but otherwise is will
inc 10 make heavy sacrifices" 20
speed settlement of YugoSlavia S
territorial claims.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Shirley TO Become
Army Bride Tonight

HOLLYWOOD. Sept 10 (UP)
Shirley Temple viii marry AAF
Sgt. John George Agar Jr., "a
tonight.
Shirlev'S brother Jack, ard his
wife will be best man and matron
Of honor. Bridesmaids are school
friends of Miss Temple--Kathe-
rine Ferguson, Phoebe Hearst
May Lou ISlcib, Betty Jean Lail
Nancy Majors and Constance
Webb
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Canada Bank
Ho|dupFoiied
ByCdretdker

Risking his life. an elderly care
iaker today thwarted an al
tempted Windsor bank holdup hy
two bandits who were armed with
submachine guns and who entered
he bank through a coal chute
The hero OF the attempt 10 rob
The Provincial Bank OF Canada,
nj Ottawa and Lincoln roads, IS
Richard Farron. 81, Of l2Sl
Lincoln
Farron was in the bank AZ &
D. m, when the bandits surprised
him
They both carried machine
guns" Farron said They said
they would wait until some one
arrived to open the safe"
At 9 m. Mary Plette OF l429
BENJAMIN. a bank employc, ar
rived The bandit instructed Far
ron 10 let her in. Instead Farron
opened the front door and, despite
lhe guns trained on hun. pushed
the girl out OF the way and
Jumped out the door
The aStounded bandits fled
through the same exit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Roosevelt Loan Quiz
May Cost $I5O.OOO

The committee hoped 70 hand
down a decision today after COM
pleting a study of the govern
mentS investigation and testi-
mony submitted by Hartford,
Elliott Roosevelt. and others.
At issue. was whether Hartford
was entitled To the deduction of
S196.000 of the 100000 loan
which he claimed on his 1912 in
come tax return as a bad debt.
The remaining $4,000 was paid
Hartford by then Secretary of
Commerce Jesse Jones in settle
ment Of the debt repeatedly at the
request Of the late Prsidenet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Jap Bdrbdrities Told
By Prison Survivors

BATAVIA. Java, Sept. 19 CINS)
Survivors Of jap prison camp
az Batavia told today how Japa-
nesc guards paradcd food before
hungry women and children. then
poured gasoline over IL.
The TjidenE prison camp was
in an area containing about 300
houses. Into this space the Japa-
neSe put 10000 women and chill
drep
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20

WASHINGTON. Sept 10 GNS)
Members Of the House ways
and means committee raised the
possibility today that the Hart
ford-RooSevelt tax investigation
might cost the government Sl50,-
600 in tax refunds.
This would be in addition TO
the $4,000 already expended by
the internal revenue bureau in
probing the 100000 loan made
by John Hartford, Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co, executive, 10
Brig. Gen. Elliott Roosevelt. son
Of the late President. in 1899.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
In The Times TODAY
.DapS Seek u. =. Loans
To Rebuild Country

N TOKYO. Sept 10 QNS) -Japa-
neSc premier Prince Naruhiko Hi
raShi- Kuni today revealed that his
government will seek substantial
credits from the United States. to
rebuild Japans internal economic
structure and 10 re-establish her
once-thrivine foreign trade
The Japs prepared TO set up a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20

commission of their own 10 Try
certain war criminals as HigaShi-
Kuni diSclaimed any war guilt
for Emperor Hirohito.
fligaShi-Kuni portrayed the en-
peror as a victim of deception by
Jap warlordS who asSertedly kept
him in the dark concerning the
Pearl Harbor attack.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
HOuSeInquiry
Aimed al Reds
Detroh Time, washington Bursss

WASHINGTON. Sept 10 - In
a probe into The new Sctup OF
the Communist party the House
committee on un.AmeriCan activi-
ties will open hearings next
Wednesday.
Top Red leaders viii be oues-
toned on the party'S connections
with current labor troubles.
one witness 10 be SubpOenaed
is Sam Karp. brother-in-law Of
Soviet CommlSSar Molotov, who
lives I'M Connecticut
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Council Refuses
To On. Port Site

Common councils rejection Of offer Of 704 Of land
towards the development Of modern airport at Eghand-a
Half Mile and Wyoming today left the much tossed about
on again hanging in a OF uncertainty.
BY tie the council last night rejected the offer Of the
Detroit Metropolitan Civic Airport Trust Of land supplement
the proposed 2,000-acre northwest airport site
The offered the land gift with the stipulation that
be eveo %
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Crosby in Hospital

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 19 CUP)
-Bing CroSby's physician ordered
the crooner 10 hospital today
for a week in "A routine Checkup"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Go Seeks
$4,000
VOfeFund
BY Ed BRAND
nstro4t, 1IdAs LAbnr Idiiar

FLINT. Sept. 1S9-The deficit,
ridden UAW-CIO today was at.
tempting 10 raise $4,000 for the
campaign fund of Richard 7
FrankenSteen, vice president ol
the union, and candidate for mayor
of Detroit.
The $4,000 figure was set by
the international executive board
OF the union AT its closing session
here last night.
Although an attempt was made
10 keep the amount of the pro-
posed donation secret A board
member revealed the figure after
the meeting adjourned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Laval Trial Set Oct 4

PARIS. Sept 10 CUP)-The
treason trial of Pierre Laval will
begin oct. 4, IT was announced
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
HEADED FOR CANADA

They were heading toward the
American Canadian border in
their dramatic dash that was eX-
pected TO bring them into Wash
ington by 6 p. m.
The planes were flying one
fourth the distance around the
earth in a little more than "a
hours.
Giles home is in Mineola, Tex
In command of the other two
B-29's were Maj. Gen. Curtis f
"Ironpants" Lemay. of Lakewood
o.. and Brig. Gen. Emmett Rosie
O'Donnell Jr., of Brooklyn, N. Y
Army Air Force officials, mean
while. dug into records TO FIND
that only one flight exceeded the
nonstop distance being flown by
the B-29's.
That was in November. 1898
when two single-engine Vickers'
Wellesley planes flew 7,15S miles
without refueling from Ismailia
Egypt, TO Darwin, Australia.
The B-29s are flying via the
Great Circle route.
The Silvery sky giants left
Japan at 4 p m. (EWT) Tuesday
and were scheduled to land here
at about 6 p. m. tEWT)-barrine
bad weather or Unforeseen incl.
dents.
All during the flight Gen. Gle.
radioed humorous and descriptive
messages.
In his first message he SaiC
nothing could be seen al Nome 4
stop them but they may have Il
squeeze a couple of gas cells L
make IL.
Another said.
while flying of tip Of Kama
chatka, three Russian P-63s
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
End Hawaii Censorship

PEARL HARBOR. Sept. le
tUPl-The navy officially or
dcred press censorship discon-
tinued In the Hawaiian Islands
today
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
General Leaves China

CHUNGKING. Sept. 19 GNS)
1t. Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer.
commander of u. S. forces in
China, left Chungking for the
United States today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Mrs. NJ Arthur in TokYo

TOKYO. Sept. 10 CUP)- Mrs.
Douglas Macarthur arrived In
TOkNn TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
SOLICITATION SET

a concerted campaign will be
made among the membership of
all locals in the Detroit area To
raise as much money as pos
sible," the board member said.
II don't know how much the
international union will have TO
kick i'm hut the four top officers
Of the union were authorized 10
make whatever donation they
deemed advisable"
The four top officers are Frank
ensteen. r. J. Thomas. president
George +. Adde's, secretary-treas'
urer, and Walter y. Reuther, vice
Reuther. who is spending {
in Delaware. was no
present when the action wa!
taken.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20

B-29S Ahead
Of Schedule
Time Table Of B-29 Flight

WASHINGTON Sept 10 0NS)-Folowing is time
recordbreakng nonstop fight of three Super
fortress bombers from Japan to Washington:
4:OI p. NJ. EWT (Tuesday)-Take off first plane from
HOkkaidO.
Ais p. M.-Take off second plane.
4:20 p. M.-Take off third plane.
11OO p M-Reported little north and east of Russian Kam
Chaka.
I2:40 A. NJ (Wednesday)-SO0 miles Nome Alaska.
All A. MS miles of Nome
$40 A. M-Oyer Fairbanks, Alaska.
652 A. Mover NorthwaS Alaskan point before enter
ing Canada.
900 A. M-370 miles southeast of White Horse Canada
1000 A. M-For ST. john b. c., S75 miles northwest Of
Edmonton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
AMOUNT UNKNOWN

Thomas admitted after the
meeting that local unions would
be asked to contribute and that
the board had authorized the
-four top officers 10 make a dona-
ton but he fatty refused to dis
cuSs the amount.
Although the board studied
union finances secretly for TWO
days, Adde's refused to discuss the
condition of the union as the meet
ING closed
II Is known definitely, however
that the JAW has been operating
at an average loss OF $500 a
month for the past six months and
some union factionaliSts say the
amount Is much larger
Persons high IN union politics
Continued on Page ?, Col. y
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20

Councilman Fred c CaSeator
who voted on June 10 10 authorize
condemnation oi land al the site
switched his vote last night TO
oppose the project and his action
resulted IN a louf 10 four dead
lock vote
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
OTHERS OPPOSED

others voting 10 reject the
offer were William a.. ComStock.
Charles T. DOraiS and William
Rogell Voting for acceptance Of
the trusts offer were Council
President John c. Lodge Frank
Cody Henry S SWeeny and Eu-
gene l. Van Antwerp
Action OF the council was
branded as "dIlatory antics by
Allen Dean, director of the trust,
who conducted the campaign for
contributions
Donald s kiskaddcn chairman
OF the trust pointed out that op-
tionS on the land extend 20 Nov
and asserted The organization
was prepared 10 present the 70i
acres as an outright gift to the
city
Advocates Of the site tod%on-
u -
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
Hears Verdict
Calmly; Will
Appeal doom

LONDON, Sept. 19 GNS)-
William Joyce, the Brooklyn-born
Nazi who spread German propa-
ganda through his Lord Haw Haw
broadcasts from Berlin, was SEN
fenced today to hang bv jury in
Old Bailey.
His attorneys Immediately an
nounced they would appeal.
The jury went out al 1886 p. m,
and was out only 20 minutes.
Just before it began deliberations,
Justice Sir Frederick Tucker. pre-
siding judge, knocked the main
prop out from under Joyce's de-
fenSe by ruling that Joyce owed
allegiance 10 the British crown,
regardless of his citizenship.
DECLINES TO TALK
Joyce smiled feetingly and
shook his head when the clerk
asked if he had anything to say.
Throughout the dramatic Brit
ish ceremony prior 10 the actual
sentencing, the doomed Haw Haw
stood stiffly and displayed not the
slightest emotion
He stared straight ahead when
the clerk placed the black cap
and wig on the head of Justice
Tucker.
AS Tucker ended the sentence
with the statement May God
have mercy on your soul, Joyce
clicked his heels German fashion
and bowed Stiffly toward the
judge.
/ VERDICT IN 90 MINUTES
Thus the man the British radio
public had waited for six years
TO bring 10 justice. reached what
is probably the end Of his in
famous road
Unless his appeal is granted.
he will die on the gallowS within
a few weeks because OF his prCpa-
ganda broadcaSts during the war.
Joyce had been confident his
American citizenship would save
him.
But al the last moment, the
court placed the matter entirly
in the hands of the jury through
a legal technicality
The jury decided that while he
carried a British passport and
was under the protection of the
crown, he owed allegiance to the
British empire
Joyce has little or no hope for
aid fro mthe state department OF
the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20

(Officials at the ROmulus
army air base said this morning
that the three B-29s were due
over Detroit between , and
4 p. m. The Superforts will be
flying between 10000 and 10000
feet and will not be visible from
the grOund.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
i Speeds
Strike Peace
Action Here

Secretary Of Labor SchWellen-
bach and ms new director OF the
rcvitalized United States Labor
Cancellation Service. Edgar L.
Warren went into immediate con-
fercnccs today seeking a solution
TO Strike-riddcn DetroitS labor
strife.
Warren. chairman OF the Chi
caco regional War Labor Board,
arrived in Washington last night
by plane. only a few hours after
his appointment. He was ordered
TO intervene az once 10 bring
peace on the Detroit labor front.
FIRST TASK HERE
"Warren's first task will be
10 take mp the Detroit situ-
alton" SChw lcnbac ch said,
adding
"He will have TO determine
whether the Cancellation seTV-
ice representative now in De-
trOit can handle the problems
UT NHtintT Nv NhouIu kb Abtit
personally"
First effect Of the federal shake
up upon Detroit was a reshuftling
of the labor departments staff OF
conciliatorS 10 increase the staff
here from y to l9 John @. Jen-
ningS, regional supervisor for
Michigan. said his regular staff
had been grossly overloaded" be-
cause Of the troublesome Detroit
labor situation
SCHWELLENBACH Is BOSS
Schwellenbach announced War
rcn'S appointment after President
Truman yesterday placed the
WLB. War Manpower Commission
and United States Employment
Service under the labor Secre-
tary'S sole jurisdiction
Mr. Truman said that eventu-
ally every labor agency IN the
government viii be centralized in
the Ia Dor department, IN der
Schwcllenbach. For the time, at
Continued on Page ,, Col. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20

Gen. Giles three B-29s passed Edmonton, Alta,
at IL 40 a. m. (EWT).
WASHINGTON, Sept 19 (INS)-Lt. Gen. Barney
Giles and his three B29 SuperOrs raced toward American
home soil today their history making 65O0-mile
stop flight from Japan to Washington, ID. c.
Their last officially reported position at 10 a
EWT Fort ST. John British Columbia about 375 miles
mort hIUest of Alta
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20

CONTINUED on Page ?, Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
sCHWELLENBACH is BOSS

(COntinued on Page >. Col. y
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04
LII C!ub Meets

The Underwood All Club had a
party in honor Of their parents at the
home Of Walter Peterson Monday
evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Beck
man, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smes. Mr.
and Mrs Walter Peterson, Robert and
Marvin Mills, Shirley, Norma, Ernest
and Joseph Friend, Eugene, Juadine
and Donald Matthews, Donald Sines,
Galen, Della and Junior Wilson, Jua-
nita, Barbra, Wayne and Billy Beck
man, Burlena and Patricia Peterson.
Games were played and refresh
ments were served.
The Club is sponsoring a project
show at the sale of Mrs. Carl Lewis
on Saturday, October 9th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04
GARRETT BAPTIST FIELD
Rev. George II. COker, Pastor

Mountain Lake Park. The Sunday
School at 1000 A. NJ; Morning Wor-
snip hour at 100. The Lords Supper
will be observed Immediately after
the worship hour; BTU. at 6:15 p. NJ.
Prayer meeting, Tuesday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Ferndale. Sunday School at 1000
A. NJ, No worship hour. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening. The time to
be announced later
Deep Creek Sunday School at 1000
A. NJ; Worship and sermon at 500 P.
NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Time to be announced later
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PAGE FIVE

Mrs. Michael Dewitt, Pharmacists
Mate e and Mrs. Don Emerson, of
Great Lakes, Illinois; Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur larger, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
keyser and children, Of Cumberland;
Mrs. ". f. Glover Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Hoffman, keyser, W. Va; Mrs. Jas.
Grubb, Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee R. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Carrico, Mrs. Glenn Emerson, and Mr..
md Mrs Robert Wilson. Rowlesburg;
Misses Elaine Fulcher, Iona Fox and
MarceIIa Fredericks. Of Baltimore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
Oakland. MARYLAND.

Rev. Denver {. Pickens, DID, Pastor.
$3.50 A. NJ Sunday School, Z. R.
Jones, Superintendent. Glasses for ev-
cryone.
l0:45 A, NJ. Morning Worship. The
Church will observe worldwide Com
munion Sunday.
$50 P. NJ. Youth Fellowship, at the
church. The minister is anxious for a
large attendance to get acquainted
with the young people.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04

was employed in the Engineering de-
paltment Of the Glenn L. Martin Co..
at Baltimore.
Recently Mr.. Rosser was honorably
discharged from the army after selv-
ing several months overseas in the
ETC. He IS now employed with the
Celanese Corporation Of America. in
Cumberland.
The couple will reside in Cumber-
land.
Guests at the ceremony and re-
ception included the brides mother.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04
Accident Parish, Evangelical English
Lutheran Churches.
Rev. Robert Johns, Pastor.

Ph0nc: Accident Il6
St. Paul's, Accident. Sunday School
at 10 A. NJ; Luther Lague at G:30 P.
NJ. No church service.
st. Johns, Cove Sunday School at
$50 A. NJ. Administration Of Holy
Communion at 1920 A. NJ.
Grace, Friendsville. Sunday School
at 1000 A. NJ. No church service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04
Sunday Services in the Churches
of The Community
RED HOUSE LUTHERAN PARISH
4. L. Jones. Pastor

The chWch services follow the reg
ular order for the month Of October.
The first and Third Sundays We have
the service at Gnegy church at 9:+5
4. Nj. At Red House, the service is
at l1:00 every Sunday morning.
The Holy Communion for the entire
Parish the last Sunday Of this month.
Next Sunday, the 10th after Trim
ty, we have one Of the many instances
when Christ was honored by the null
titudes. HIS power to forgive sins is
cXtoIled in the Gospel for the day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04
LOCAL NEWS


Mr. and Mrs Ralph Weber mad as
their dinner guests last Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Babylon.
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,..,,,,,,.a,., ~ bor brfdoo c1nh ~ bor
I,,,,n an Fridav evening" Two tables
were !" play
Can't, and Mrs. /. F. Travers. Of
Boston. Mass, were recent guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Francis ]. Connolly. al
their APARTMENT on Oak street.
Douglas lawson IS " p"tiehI III
where he was operated upon for the
removal Of his appendix last Friday.
Inc past PreSIoeil'S Oh Iilt O"Nl"h"
rotary tiu2 an" ''''I' wives mao d
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have purchased the Dan Honic}l prop
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raar f,,+,,ra Thew have bean resid-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04

Mrs. Howard Baird Pittsburgh. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Alexander, at Accident.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04

Capt. and Mrs. L. f. Travers, Of
Boston, Mass, were recent guests Of
Nh. and Mrs. Francis j. Connolly, al
their apartment on Oak street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-04

Rev. and Mrs. Minor Sprague spent
the weekend in Youngstown, Ohio,
with Mrs. Sprague's mother, who is
i'll, Upon their return to Oakland they
supervised the loading of their furni-
ture and left Monday night for Lewis
burg, W. Va, where Rev. Sprague
was assigned by the Methodist con-
ference. Dr.. and Mrs. Denver c.
Pickens moved Tuesday evening from
Parkersburg and are now occupying
the parsonage on Oak street.