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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08

Miss Florence Sisk, student at the
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music,
Dayton, Va, spent the weekend at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Sisk, Loeb Lynn.
j. Gordon Meaiy, former resident of
Oakland, and until recently residing in
Baltimore, has returned here and has
taken the position of manager of the
local Half Price Store, Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bittinger, south
of town, announce the birth of son
at their home on Wednesday, shortly
after noon. Mrs. Bittinger was the
former Arletta Riley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Riley.
, Miss Shirley Krause, formerly of
Oakland, and Miss Martha Cerne, for
merly of Steyer, both at present re-
siding in Baltimore, were guests of
| Mr., and Mrs. Russell Pancake in Oak
land Saturday and Sunday.
, Members of St. Matthew'S Episco-
pal guild met at the home of Mrs. B.
! b. Nethken on November ! and made
! plans for the annual Christmas bazaar
and card party, to be held in the
| Parish House on Tuesday, November
Goth.
Mrs. F. Lee Fresh, Cumberland,
synodical president of the Maryland
Synod Missionary society, will be the
speaker at the annual thank offering
meeting in st. Marks Lutheran
church on Sunday evening, November
IS, at o'clock.
Dr.. w. W. Grant, who had been
under observation in Memorial hos
pital, Cumberland, for a few days,
has returned to his home on Second
street. He was accompanied to Oak
land by his wife, who had been visit
ing relatives in that city.
Mrs. William R. Otfutt, after receiv-
ing disqualification at the Memorial
Hospital, Cumberland, is at the home
| of her son-in-law and daughter, Mrs.
William A. johnson, in Cumberland,
recovering from an accident when she
fell on Third street and fractured her
instep.
Mr. and Mrs. O. NJ. Smouse re-
turned to their home here Sunday ev-
cning. Mrs. Smouse had visited her
! brother and sistcr-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Falkenstein, in Myersville,
while Mr.. Smouse attended the an
nual meeting Of district managers of
Southern States Cooperative, held in
Baltimore last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Last night there was a turkey din
ner held at the Fike Boarding House
for the entire personnel of the eight
Half Price stores. After the dinner
there was a business discussion at
which time Walter w. Dawson and
Newton Coplin spoke on the general
activities of the stores. There were
about fifty persons present from Oak
land, Meyersdale, Parsons, Kingwood,
| Westernport, Moorefield, Petersburg,
and Franklin.
A reception in honor of Rev. Father
George Shipper was held Sunday in
st. Peters Hall by members of the
parish, under the auspices of the
Ladies Sodality. Mr.. Joseph Gender
introduced Father Shipper, and MI
William R. Browning gave the ad-
dress of welcome. Refreshments were
served. A large crowd was present tC
welcome the new pastor to St. Peters
Church. A farewell party was held
last Thursday for Rev Francis E
Driscoll who left Friday morning fol
Bryantown, Md, to accept new pas
| toratc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08

tually constructed in about 6 months,
he said. They will be placed at stra-
tegic points in woodland acres to COM
bat forest fires.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08

Hitler's suicide was he'd a certainty,
according to British intelligence Off
GERS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Soviet Army
0n|y15FMi|es
From Vienna

LONDON, April 3 (UP)-Red
Army troops tonight drove toward
the outskirts of Vienna after cap
turing the chief Austrian indus
trial centers of Wiener-Neustadt
Neunkirchen and Gloggnitz.
At last reports Red Army ad'
vance columns were just IL miles
south of Vienna.
Wiener Neustadt Is % miles
south of Vienna. Neunkirchen lies
Is miles 10 the south and Clog.
gnitz is eight miles southwest OF
Neunkirchen.
The advance cut all of Vienna S
direct southwark rail connections,
forcing the Germans 10 use a
roundabout route through Linz
Eisenstadt. Is miles east of
Wiener-Neustadt, also was taken.
The Germans reported heavy
fighting in Baden, II miles from
Vienna. and in Bratislava. capital
of Slovakia.
Malinovsky's Second Ukrainian
Army captured Magyarovkar,
Hungarian transport center, 19
miles southeast of Bratislava and
Kremnica, in CZecho-Slovakia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

Scoring a smashing upset. Archi-
b a d Leadbetter. Republican
brother of the city clerk, defeated
County Auditor James Friel in
yesterdays spring election.
Although Detroit has been a
Democratic stronghold since 1882
Leadbetter trlumphed by almost
5000 votes over the veteran
county building politician.
All incumbent judges were
reelected. as we'll as the few
state officials whose offices
were at stake.
1t was the lightest general
election in many years, with
little more than 100000 votes
being cast in Wayne County.
The total vote in Detroit barely
exceeded $4,000. and represented
less than 10 per cent OF the city's
7S0 900 registered voters.
The Political Action Commit
tee Of the CIO, dominant faction
in the voting last fall. was un-
successful in persaading union
members 10 60 10 the polls.
Its meager strength in the vot-
Continued on Page 2, Col ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Canada Charges s..
Banned Beef Import

WASHINGToN, April 8 1NSl
"A Canadian food official in a
letter made public today declared
that Canada kept an embargo on
shipments of beef into meat-hun-
cry United States only TO avoid
embarrassing the American adj.
ministration.
The letter asserted that Canada
wanted 10 send cattle 10 this
country last fall but was asked
not to do so because IL would be
embarrassing to the administra-
ton"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Black Marketing
Confessed by I

Two men who previously had
denied black market activities
changed their pleas to guilty to-
day. Federal Judge O'Brien de-
ferred sentence pending a proba-
ton,
Mitchell DuFine. "A. of 3030
Webb, a iewelry salesman, pleaded
guilty 10 selling 1000 gasoline
coupons to a dealer for 81 l.400.
Joseph Cohen, 81. of 2314 Glen
dale, admitted selling lemons
above ceiling price.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
ADMIT FALL OF KAsSEL
Italian Front Gets
New Nazi General

ZURICH, April 3 CUP)-A dis
patch from Chiasso on the Italian
frontier quoted informed Italian
sources today that Gen. Sichten-
hoff had assumed command of
German forces in Italy.
The report said Sichtenhoff had
been appointed by Hitler TO sue
coed Marshal Kesselring. who
took over the Nazi command on
the Western Front.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

The statement. from George
Patterson. Canadian executive of
ficer of the combined food board.
was written TO 1t. Col. Ralph
Olmstead. War Food ADMINISTERS
tion supply director. who placed
II before the Senate black mar
ket" subcommittee.
Patterson labeled OlmStead's
statement 10 the subcommittee
last week that Canada blocked
beef shipments 10 United states
as very misleading"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
QUESTION STILL OPEN

He denied a report that the two
Soviet republics of White Russia
and the Ukraine would be repre-
sented at San Francisco. He en-
phasized that this conference will
have as members only the United
Nations.
But the question was still open
as 10 whether these two republics
might become members of the
proposed international organiza-
tion after the San Francisco con-
ference establishes its charter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Council %. K'S $4,000
For New DSR Survey

Common council today author
ized an appropriation Of $4,000
to cover the cost of another sur
vey in the hope of improving DSR
equipment and methodsr-
Homer II. Dedo has been
selected by the DSR commission
10 conduct the survey. He is a
civil engineer and will give half
of his time to the work, employ
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
FDR Changes
ParIeyPOIicy

WASHINGTON, April tINS}-Secretary of State
Stetnius revealed today that President Roosevelt has
decided seek extra votes for the United States in the
United Nations assembly but still supports the Russian
demand for additional representation.
At the time Stettinius spiked reports that the
April Is security conference at San Francisco might be
postponed He declared that because of the rapid tempo
of military and political deveopments it is now more
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

ing a fulltime research engineer.
Commissioner Frank Rising said
the DSR had no one in its employ
qualified 10 do such work. Coun-
Gil demanded that the DSR SUBJ
nit reports from time 10 time on
the progress of the survey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

0kindwa Gift

CHUNGKING, April 8 (UP)--
Q. S. Fourteenth Air Force
planes, striking at the Shanghai
airdrome, 500 miles from Okinawa,
destroyed 81 Jap planes and dam
aged 16 In surprise raids Sunday
and Monday, It was announced
today.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 8
(UP)-Three hundred American
aircraft raided Formosa today,
presumably to protect the south
flank of the Okinawa invasion op-
erations, Tokyo radio reported.
IL was the second Formosa raid
reported by Tokyo In two days.
GUAM, April 3 (INS)-The In
vasion of Okinawa lis going far
better than our widest Dreams"
declared Mai. Gen. Hodge, COM
mander of the oath Army Corps.
tonight. after his swift-striking
troops split the island in a dash
from the west coast.
While men and supplies poured
through the island-wide corridor,
Hodge told ms correspondent
Julian Hartt at oath corps head
quarters:
"Why the Japs walked of and
gave us this do not know"
Another high ranking American
officer said the Yanks were NOV
ing five times faster than planned.
As the vanguard of an esti-
mated 100000 invaders raced two
Continued on Page 2, Col. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Yank Airmen Blast
Baltic Naval Base

LONDON. April 3 CUP)-
American Eighth Air Force bomb
ers attacked the big German
naval base and Baltic port OF
kiel today in a renewal Of the
campaign against shipping fa-
cilities behind the defenders OF
northwest Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
FIynn in London

LONDON. April ; up
Edward J Flynn. national Demo-
cratic leader, arrived today from
Paris and planned TO leave for the
United States al the end of the
week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
8 D 4 r N Y
G0THA
Tanks Racing
To Join Reds
COMPLETE MARKETS
PAGE I6

PARIS, April 3 (UP)-Lt Gen. Patton's tanks today
roared into Gotha $50 miles from Berlin and 185 miles from
junction with the Red army
Gotha is less than 25 miles west of Wemar birthplace
of the German republic the important highway leading
to Leipzig IS miles of Gotha.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

! Patton's fresh sweep came a:
Field Marshal Montgomery
forces captured the Westphaliar
capital of Muenster. 227 miles west
of Berlin. and swept north along
the Dutch German frontier in q
drive that threatened to trap pos
sibly $4,000 Nazis within Holland
9TH CRASHES INTO HAMM
The l.. S. Ninth Army fought
its way into the great Ruhr city
of Hamm and its armored spear
heads were pushing within 81
miles of Hanover on the Ruhr-
Berlin superhighway.
Gotha was entered by Fourth
Armored Division spearheads
which thrust forward 16 miles east
of Eisenach to enter the city
which sometimes has been men,
toned as seat of part of the Nazi
government.
The Fourth Division. however
doubted that. IL hdd mucn cnance
Iof -scooping up any prominent
Nazis.
The Fourth Division was rs
miles from the old Czech frontier
at Gotha and about 185 miles
from the closest Russian army
units. A Twelfth Army group
spokesman said Patton's units
were 160 miles from the Red
Army, but did not specify at what
point and there was no known
advance which was that close to
the eastern front.
ADMIT FALL OF KASSEL
Berlin admitted the loss of Kas-
sci, pivot of the German line on
the Fulda River, 165 miles south
west of Berlin, but front dis
patches said heavy fighting still
was in progress in some part OF
the town where the 80th Infantry
was driving out NaZi remnants.
Muenster, 227 miles west of Ber-
Continued on Page 2, Col. y
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
VERDICT AGAINST FOUR wACs THROWN OUT

FORT DEVENS, Mass, April 8 QNS)-Maj Gen.
Sherman Miles, commanding general of the First Service
Command voded today the courtmarta findings against
four Negro WACs at Fort Devens The girls were
turned to duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

necessary than ever.
The secretary told a news con-
I ference that the Sovlet-United
States agreement on extra votes
was kept secret because President
( Roosevelt wished TO canvass the
situation with the 2, S. delega-
tion, among others.
In prepared statement Stet-
tinius said:
/ THE President has decided
that at the San Francisco con-
ference the United States will
not request additional votes for
the United States in the general
assembly"
SHIFT IN POLICY
This was complete change
from the position stated by the
President on March %, when the
White House revealed that IF the
/ United Nations organization
agreed 10 let the Soviet Republics
have three votes, the United
States would ask for three votes
also.
StettiniuS gave his news con-
ference an elaborate statement,
followed by a prolonged session
of questions and answers, on the
whole controversy regarding vot-
ing at San Francisco. representa-
tion of Poland, and other hotly
debated matters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
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ALL TOKYO RADIOS OFF AIR

SAN FRANCISCO, April (INS)-An Tokyo radio
and wireless went off the air today at 205
p. m (EWT), sos a. m. Wednesday Japanese time),
the Federal Communications Commission reported.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun will set At 75a y m today and
rise tomorrow Al z 10 m
The moon SCI st 1898 m. today
and rises tomorrow st 50 q m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
NAZI DOWNS SWEDISH PLANE OVER SWEDEN

STOCKHOLM, April UP)-A German fighter
plane flying south Sweden reported to have
shot down Swedish plane which tried to intercept it,
Stockholm newspapers called the incident shocking
violation of Swedish neutrality"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

DGC LAKE LINES TO CLEVELAND
every nigh, AZ IL 40 Travel In comfort
Foot Of Third 81. CA $500,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
,APTURE NAZI GENERAL IN HOSPITAL

u. S. SEVENTH ARMY HQ, GERMANY, April 3
(UP)-Sodiers of the Fourth Infantry Division today
captured German Brig Gen. Paul Steinbach in the hos
pal at Klein Rinderfed five miles southwest of Wurz
burg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Friie| Loses
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BY FRANK MORRIS

Wayne County and State. Tables
on PnQc -
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
! In the Times TODAY

nm. Tsns. There's ne wLw IN
KopptI Beer.--Adv
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

The gfest mAltematlflanf
from IytraEoras huriid
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
a.. RADto AND
TElEHi6ioN

Vacuum tubes. sound vol
ume Ampllarr STAGES tank
circuits. teletlIton sh1.
hlgh frequency uansmit.
tl0n. ett.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
20. kAViGATIoh Gho
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pl1ttirE a rUrte pilot
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great Clrrie sailing air
speed and around speeds.
wind drift. ete.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

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titiSurst calculation Of re-
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pfr.
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tables premiums diil-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-24

Bills have been introduced in
Ellis Arnall. The likelihood of pas
sage for the measures is height
ened, in the opinion of some, by the
sponsorship Of one of the bills by
senate president Frank Gross. The
National committee did not feel,
however, that such state action
would necessarily loosen their task.
Mrs. Shryver said that the commit
tees job is aimed at freeing the
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-24

York. Three other bills for the pro-
lection of Negroes will be soon in
troduced in the state senate, the
Urban league announced.
These bills are a State FEPC
bill, libel and slander bill and a
measure to establish a state anti
discrimination commission provid-
ed with a budget and staff.
'The new governor appears to
be receptive to this type of legis-
lation," remarked Dean Hart, Ur-
ban league executive secretary.
The Urban league survey on
whether the Negro intends to stay
in the northwest or return to his
native state reveals that 80 percent
of those interviewed "flatly state
that they intend to remain in Seat
tie after the war" Ten percent of
the workers plan to return to their
former homes when the war ends,
the survey revealed.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-24
SAYS NEGROES OUGHT TO
finance OWN HOUSING

CHICAGO, Jan. "a (ANP)-
Pointing out that Negroes instead
of begging or staying on the receiv-
ing end, ought to invest some Of
their own money to help provide
better housing for colored people
here in Chicago, two government
officials startled the audience at
the annual conference on race re-
lations of the Chicago Urban
league at Central YMCA here.
"Chicago is the second wealth.
est city in the world, but to date
Negro wealth and the resources of
Negro financial institutions have
not been made readily available
for the construction of new Negro
housing" said William E. Divers,
regional representative of the ma
tional housing agency.
Chicago contains the home Of