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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-27
ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL
PARISH

Rev. Austin F. Schildwachter, Rector.
st. Matthew's, Oakland, HOO A. NJ,
Morning Prayer and sermon; Sunday
School at 1000 A. NJ.
Our Fathers House. Altamont.
1870 P. NJ, Evening Prayer and ser
mon; Sunday School, $3.50 A. M.
st. Johns, Deer Park. AIS P. NJ,
Evening Prayer and sermon; Sunday
School at 9:45 A. M.
Anderson Chapel, Swanton. 800 P.
NJ, Evening prayer and sermon. Sun
day School, $50 A. NJ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-27
Sunday Services in the Churches
of The Community
MT. LAKE PARK UNITED
BRETHREN
Rev. George w. Simpson, Pastol

Rev. George w. Simpson, Pastor
McHenry. Preaching and worship
1000 A. NJ; Sunday Church School,
HOO A. NJ.
Paradise. Sunday Church School,
1000 A. M; preaching and worship,
11:15 A. NJ.
Loeb Lynn. Sunday Church School,
1000 A. NJ; Jr Christian Endeavor
6:3O P. NJ; preaching and worship
1870 P. NJ.
The public is invited 70 these ser
vices.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-27

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Morgan and Miss
Virginia Lawton, Hagerstown; Jack
Lawton, seaman first class, stationed
at Whiting Field, Fla, were at the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Lawton, Pennington street,
over the Christmas holidays. T/Sgt.
Kenneth Lawton, just recently re-
turned from Africa, is also at his
home for several weeks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-27
School Cafeteria Is
Being Repaired

Repairs are being made at the ele
mentary school cafeteria IN Oakland
according to Merle Frantz, principal
and for that reason it will be impos
sible to serve lunches during the frs
week that school is reopened.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-27
SAINT MARKS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Second Street, Oakland

$50 A. NJ. Sunday School. Glasses
for all age groups.
1915 A. NJ. The Worship Service.
Sermon by the pastor, Light in the
Darkness"
6:30 P. NJ. intermediate and Senior
Luther League for all young people
of the church.
500 P. NJ. The Vesper Hour. Ser
mon by the pastor: "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-27

H. A. Loraditch, local trial magis-
trate, has been confined to his home
on account of illness for the past ten
days or more. w. A. Gender is acting
as substitute magistrate in his alb
sence.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-27
SNOW AND ICE REMAIN

Garrett county remains covered
with ice and snow, with not much
change in temperature throughout
the week
The thermometer registered zero
Sunday night, then after some mod
GRAFTON on Monday, there was adj
ditional sleet and snow on Tuesday
and Wednesday. A strong west wind
blew most of the night and the tenn
perature this morning was about 20
degrees, with some moderation in
prospect for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Johnson
and son, Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Vincent Burton and daughter,
Romney, w. Va; Mr. and Mrs. Hum
bird Offutt, Suffolk, Va, spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Offutt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-27
Ten Ordered For
Induction January 9

Ten registrants who have been ac-
ceptcd for general military service
have been ordered to report to the
Local Board on Wednesday, January
9, to be sent to Baltimore for Undue
ton, according to H. L. Jones, chief
clerk. They are:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-27

Alvin Floyd Lee ...,,. Mt. Lake Park
Cecil Miller Beachy. ... Grantsville
Leonard Alexander Accident
William Edgar Rounds .... Swanton
Glenn Walter Kamp. Accident
Carl Emerson Brenneman. Accident
William Samuel Elliott Bloomington
George Junior Ferguson. Deer Park
Maynard Morris Moon $500. Swanton
Homer Alfred Griffith Addison, Pa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
QUALIFIERS

owing Chick PcrA tNwl. I744 points
,Mscs 1859 Tony ssngo west. I5i. 5,
Al DriScoll Cool, l03 o. Dick barley INV .
ss Jonn Riddock Cool, 9i.5
Ao-ysrd free styte-Btl Bslch tSWl IA 4.
Bill Byberg NV. ASS. Bruce Witherspoon
!Cool ass. Ken stevens Red 25 5,
tCooli 27.2 Harold Detp Red 27:2
l0O-yard breast strokeSrony Bsndyk NV
0s g. Ronald Auisobrook west. 1918.
Bill McDonu0ugh tCOol 1872 Harry Rob
ertson COOL. 1:l12. Hugh Organ tCsoit
Is 2 Don Seitz Red 1876
2Oo-yArd free style-Mike BuchatA Chad ,
ala l. Don Fischer NV 2l4.6 Ted
SuliSz tChadl, 2:l5,6. Howard Rowe tCooil
l9.4 Bin Hannah Red, 2.l9.e. Car
Io0-yard bsckstToke-Richard Ward tCooll
ms. Eugene Dragenda Chad, III
Richard Peters (Chsdl, l.12.O. Bob Simkui
west, ia l. Bob Powles (CoolJ, 1;l2.1.
George Link tCOoll. 1,i2s
lo0-yard FREE style-Bill Bslch tSwl SIS 3.
Rudy Houmann lNW), $40. Leonard BerSe
Gent l:ol Kegelmsn Mack l.ol 5.
tChsd 02 . Jtm sscEet, Vest, l.o2 q
1hO-ysTd individual medley Bob Byoerg
lNwl. l.47s F1nk Hanson west !.
S73 Gordon Mcclellan w r, 5EI Bob
Gabriel tSWb. $50 Bill Daily Red , 90.
Ray MoChs INV 2OO2
15o.yard medley relay-WeStern Bob Sim
kuS Ronald Alsobrooks. Joe StmkuSl. l asa
Northwestern. l,2s.6 Cooley, 30 4 Chad
Sey. 81 8 Redford. l.327 Central. ! 33 5.
Harold Dclp. Gerald Farrell, Bill Hsnnanl
] a o Northwestern, 1891: Cooley. lt46.A.
Mackenzie, l:46.s. Central. l:oo.s, Western,
: 80 a---
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Rivals Marvel at Sonia

Coming into the stretch like man-o-war Miss jenkins
went to the whip and started circle field
winning wire
sonia does seven numbers out there is the ice
about hour some of her costumes weigh l5 pounds
of the hats weigh high three pounds
TO say nothing of the skates.
"Sonjas rivals" jenkins such as Ship
stad and Johnson Henie Brock others, all
At her ability to do such grinding routine.
Think Of poor little lO5pound girl doing this
there all alone, too"
Okay, Consdne Corum Grayson and Kase Take this
lady away she is breaking my thing
you know poor old Murphy will
at Olympia waiting help Sonia carry those bags money
down 90 the bank.
just think Of that poor little Henie girl having
that cabbage to bank and then nothing do with
her spare but bill and the telephone with Van
Johnson California.
Aw, goodness what burdens some Of us humans must
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
E & B Places
3 in Finals
By MORT LUBY

CHICAGO, Dec. 6-SiXteen Of
the nations best pin sockerS Will
start play today in quest Of Buddy
Bomar's match crown.
The field is the most formidable
to appear in the big singles shoot
and while Clevelands Walter
Ward, who paced the qualifiers,
Joe Wilman Of Chicago. Therman
Gibson of Detroit, champ Buddy
Bomar and eX-champ Ned Day OF
West Allis, Wis, are the favorites,
anything is apt to happen IN the
star-Studded field.
Players meet each other in four
game blocks from today through
Sunday.
Ward, who had been bowling
instructor at service camps for the
past four years, averaged pos %
10 win the qualifying rounds.
The + & b team. new national
champ. placed three men in the
finals, but had to go into a special
session 10 do il. Gibson was third.
Chet Bukowski ninth. but Freddie
Buiack had to 60 into extra in
nngS
Buiack tied Vern CNyStery
Man Anderson for the final elev-
enth berth and beat the Chicagoan
IN a three-game roll-off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

Spencer was one Of Detroit :
best boxing attractions until he
suffered successive defeats al the
hands of Leroy Willis, Billy Eddy
and Phil TeTranova earlier this
year. Those reversals naturally
puzzled his mana ager, Grady
jackson.
Unable TO find the answer for
them himself, Jackson consulted
Larry Amadee, a Chicago trainer
who has been associated with Joe
Louis. He supplied the answer in
one wOrd-morc weight.
Since that time spence r has
been resting on a farm near North
vile. He began training 10 day ;
ago and still weighs l40 pounds,
Jackson said, but Will make 1876 or
1877 for his bout Monday.
Spencer will share the feature
spot with Charley Padalino. De-
troit middleWeight, who meets Art
Hardy OF Pittsburgh, and Eddie
Prince, Detroit lightweight, who
is TO take on Rudy Zadell, popular
Clevelander. Prince will be bid
ding for his fifteenth consecutive
victory
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

Smith, out Of service, are back on the White
SoX active list . The Sox have signed a
three-year working agreement with Milwaukee
Of the American Association.
The Tigers once had an agreement
Nth the BreWers And Rudy York ,
Uon the leagues most Uaiuable player
dWord playing first base for the Wis
consin club -. Patsy O'Rourke, head
of the White Sox scouting system, boasts
CroUer CleUeiand Alexander as his No. I
discovery
Paul Pagan new part owner Of the San
Francisco club, told gowingly of the spring
training trip the Seals will take TO Hawaii.
Eddie Dyer, Cardinal manager, insists that
shortstop Marty Marion is not for sale at $3.50.
900 or any other price.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Confab On
For Big 10
BY EDGAR HAYES

CHICAGO, Dec 6-The Western
Conference viii start its second 50
years today when presidents Of
eight Of tho 10 universities meet
with the faculty representatives
and athletic directors.
With the war Won and the con-
ference returning 10 a peacetime
basis these men are trying 10 set
pattern for the future. No i'm
portant legislation is expected 10
be offered but as one director put
1t trends VIII be established so
we'll know which direction we are
to persue." d"
II IS the first time since the
organization of the conference 80
years ago that the presidents have
met with those m charge of run
nng the Big Ten
The sessions VIII last the rest Of
the week. Freshman and other
eligibility rules Will be discussed
along with A possible acceptance
Of Rose Bow bid Dates for
winter sports also will be set.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Got Tigers Q. K. First

George Trautman, Larry MacPhal and
Billy Southworth are former Columbus baseball
mogus MacPhail denies Charley Gehrineer
was approached to manage Newark, Yankee
farm club.
But he didn't deny that the Detroit
clubs permission Oas asked to pop the
question IL Was found out, probably,
that Charley is through with baseball
but Toledo interests did contact Pinky
Higgins 10 pilot the Mudhens But.
Pink tOould sooner play third base for
the Tigers.
Steve Bysco, Flint ex-sandlotter, just named
manager of the Burlington club in the North
Carolina League served three years with the
army . Carl Hubbell is boss of 13 farm
clubs for the Giants Besides being mem,
Der of the Tiger strategy board here, Paul
Richards represents the Waxahachie (Texas)
Light, a newspaper in which he holds a chunk
of stock
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
QUALIFY EIGHT

Missing out only in the back
stroke. Northwestern, defending
champ, qualified eight men for
next Tuesdays city Semifinals as
the Colts shared top honors with
Cooley yesterday in the west side
meet in their own pool.
Cooley placed one more qualifier
than Northwestern, but on an un-
official point basis, the Colts ran
up 81 points against "A for the
Cards.
Other schools qualifying men
were Western with six, Redford,
FIVE; Mackenzie and ChadSey. four
each; Southwestern, three, and
Central one
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Ihe iinaI Qualliier.
5th Devany Proteee
Lands Job as Pro

Don Soper becomes the fifth
protcGc of Joe Dcvany AT Crosse
He TO become a pro with The an
nounCcmcnt ne Will take over
duties al Saginaw Country Club
March l5 Soper, 30, also was
assistant 10 Warren Orlick at
Monroe Golf and Country Club for
three years before entering the
army in 1912.
Others who rose 10 pro Jobs
after starting under Devany arc
Joe KOval Frank Level, OrliCk
and Hal Wilmington
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Impossible TO Stop Her

Rude that Miss jenkins asked If she though
should take out the crying towel and go sobbng
poor Sonia.
Trying again to sdetrack me- she snapped. You're
going to hear the story of this girl through if the
thing ever do
Continue Miss Jenkins" said the gallant Murphiski
sonia awakens and after shower and breakfast opens
her fan mail then comes the massage by this time II
is in the neghborhood of p. m.
Before show she has three soft boiled eggs
the juice of steak Then her hair Is done by
pretty redhead hair
Sonia is at the by p m. she personally
checks with Billy Burke in charge all arrangements
about personnel lighting musicians everything.
"AI of this over, the real work begins the show
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
ABC Boss Can't Make Up His Mind ON Price Hike OK

Mitzel stated that at the re-
quest of both the DBA and the
Bowling Proprietors Association
he is making survey on the
feasibility of Detroit presenting.
the bid for the 194S ABC tour
nament. He reported that the
Hotelmens Association and the
Tourist and Convention Bureau
are heartily in favor. II is aiso'
understood that both Chicago
and Milwaukee want the event.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

In the over Capt Melvin Van
Dis scored three points and Bob
Fitch a goal 10 clinch the game
for tho MichigandcrS.
EAST LANSING. Dec. s CUP)
The Great Lakes basketball
team scored a 81 10 49 overtime
victory over Michigan State before
$3.50 fans in Jenlson Field House
last night
Sparked by guard Mel Riebe,
who tossed IN rs points. the'SailorS
notchcd their first victory of the
now season and sent the SpartarS
10 their second loss in two starts
Great Lakes rammcd through
seven points m the extra session
with guard Ned Cradle sinking
the winning goal
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Sports
BREVIT les

Baseball Commissioner Happy
Chandler disclosed that he would
ask President Truman TO set aside
A day next season as baseball
day" in which all clubs would
contribute 10 his program for A
foundation 70 develop and protect
-haScball'S Sandlot youngsters. The
program was okayed by the
minors yesterday
Fans and players rioted and
one customer even took A sWipe
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
See S+ardom for Merkowifz

Cy Critzer Buffalo baseball scribe. thinks
Ed Merkowitz, who played outfeld at Buffalo,
will be star-at first base -. Al Todd, former
catcher for the Phis and Cubs will pilot Mobile,
Brooklyn farm club, in the Southern Assoca-
ton
Ray Hayworth one time Tiger catcher, will
manage Fort Worth in the revived Texas loop
and Clay Hopper succeeds Betzel at Mon
treal =. Dano Lodgani and Edgar CLefty)
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Hockey Standings
NATION\LIFAGIF
A. |, Movies Prove Greenberg
Never Had Chance on Bounder
Sports
BY LEO MACDONELL

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec 6-Lew Fonseca
says that the American Leagues official movies
reveal definitely that the Cub drive TO Hank
Greenberg which cost the Tigers the sixth game
in the recent World Series bounced over the
Detroit outfelder's left shoulder and plainly was
an eXtra-base hit. II first was scored as A single
and an error and later changed Chuck
Hostetlers tumble as he rounded third base is
one of the melodramatic moments in the picture
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
EXenBrAak -Ouer+iHes::
Broncos Whip St. Johns,
But Spartans Fall Apart

NEW YORK. Dec 6 In an
amazing comeback, Western Mich
Igans basketball team tied ST
Johns with - seconds Of regula-
ton time left TO play and then
went on 20 win. 60-57 IN over
time before 1sl4S fans in Madison
Square Garden last night
The invaders trailed by 20
points al the two-minutc mark in
the second half but spanked by
Don Bowen. they struck 10 thrice
gam an advantage during tho next
II minutes only 10 fall behind
5}-5l. ln The closing moment
ThCr guard Andy Moses drihblcd
an The way down the floor to
count the equalizer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Colts, Cards Top
Prep Swim Trials
BaIch, Winning z,
Is Best Swimmer
BY GEORGE +. VAN

The outstanding high school
swimmer in Detroit IN l945 un-
dnubtedly is limber-limbed Bill
Balch, Is, OF Southwestern High
School.
No other swimmer has finished
ahead of this blond paddler this
year. In the west side Meropoli-
tan League trials yesterday at
Northwestern High, Balch won
the so in 24.5 and the 100 in So 5
and he was practically swimming
alone at each clocking.
A year ago, when he made the
Semlfinals of the 100, he was Just
one of the boys. but in the finals
he came on in that last length TO
win the city title at 100 yards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
By HAROLD kAHL

II made true statements and
I'll stick by them"
That was Frank MitZelS an
Swer today 10 a telegram sent
by Elmer II. Baumgartcn. Sec-
rotary Of American Bowling
Congress. 10 the Detroit Bowl
ing Proprietors Association IN
which he denied making StAte-l
meDts attributed TO him BY
MitzeI
BaumgarieH,s wirr-rr a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

somebody took the bull by the
horns" He was referring TO
price increases.
Regardless Of Mr.. Baumgar-
tens telegram" Mitzel contin-
ued, 81 still believe that the
DBA has a perfect right To re-
quest Its leagues 10 sit as a
body on price approval.
"We are not debating the
price. We have been asked 10
approve "A price Increase which
the leagues refused 10 accept"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

ball and baseball. t..
II plan to hire a man Vho
would he in complete charge of
a program that would broaden
this field Of activities. I believe
that our students should have
the privilege Of competing in
all sports.r q
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Bruins in Lead

BOSTON, Dec. s tUP)-The
Boston Bruins stopped the high
scoring Chicago Black Hawk first
Inc without A goal last night.
won the game s 10 3. and moved
past Detroit and the Hawks into
second place IN the National
Hockey League
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Curling Kings
Head Bonspie|

Drawings for the third annual
Ali-American BonSpicl will find
Lou Hyde Of Detroit. defendincs
champions, clsshIng with n {
strong Hugo BierSach nnk q.
Wauwatosa, Wis, AZ 9 m. to-
morrow A. the Detroit Curling
Club, 1896 w. Forest. Admission
viii be free.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Goes Around TaIkinq

Don't you do that me-" said. I'm going to tell
you more about Sonia and you'll listen
"She has daily routine that would some of your
big hemen athletes Let's start with the close her
each night She of the ice the I5
takes her half hour TO get to her hotel then about three
quarters Of an hour TO get the makeup from her
Then at 80 Sonia eats. Her only time for reaXa
ton then She loves to dance and If there any
To dance she She usually in bed around Sonia
sleeps then until around / y. M"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

NiStant football and baseball coach
at hl> alma mater University OF
North Carolina Greg Rice.
distance running champ an
n9unccd hi~ track retirement
Nebraska l has signed II Cmdr
Bernie MaSterson, once of Chicago
Bears, aS the football coach
Tulsa and Georgia accepted invi-
tatlonS 10 meet IN the oil Bowl
thus completing Ncw Year, <card-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Toledo Has Experts
For Mansfield Tilt

1t. J. L. Cooper, former Wayne
T. star, and Bob Carter ex-All
American eager at Toledo Uniycr-
Sity. VIII appear with the Toledo
Nationals against Mansheld'S pro-
fessional basketball team at Holy
Redeemer gym Sunday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

I'm saying this ] do not mean
10 infer by any means that they
should not make a decent re-
turn OH their investment and be
paid also for the work I'm oper-
ating the establishments. but 1
do believe there should be a
limit TO all things"
In a verbal conversation with
Baumgarten Monday Mitzel re-
vealed the ABC secretary said
when informed on the DBA ac-
ton OF last Sunday eft Ia time
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

"ABC has no jurisdiction in
matters pertaining TO cost OF
bowling. Neither do we have
any recollection or records OF
any letters which supposedly
wrote recently pertaining 10
price Of bowling"
Mitzel, secretary of the De-
troit Bowling Association, pro-
duCed a letter dated Nov. Z
sent by Mr.. Baumgarten which
tated: operators generally
xnrakinH seem 10 believe that
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

now the lid Is being tilted
bit II II smart for them In begin
killing the goose that laid the
golden egg"
The bowling game Is actually
on wheels and really rolling and
I am a bit fearful that II the
operators take the bit I'm their
teeth and start 10 run wild they
are going to undo lot OF good
which has been done by bowling
associations all through that
area
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

Henie herself might have envied.
a lot Of you sports-writing
fellows wonder why she isn't around
more -. doesn't mix with you more
E. doesn't offer 10 do more of the
things the average top-notcher in
sports would do"
| checked Lii" right here .
suggested It was nice weather we were
having this time of year in Detroit
asked her to tell me more about the
big birthday celebration coming up for
Madison Square Garden which will be
20 years old on Dec. 15 wanted 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Boom :.
Parish Loop
Plans One
BY TOM HARPER

The Detroit Catholic High
School-Syste#- plans -ihstaiittlr-H
physical education department
it was announced today by Rev.
Father Carroll r Dcady, Superln-
tcndcnt of schools.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

at the referee
as II erS h . y
b . a I Pitts.
burgh ID IN
\ IN 9 rlc a n
Hockey League
Buffalo " a 5
upset by Provi-
dcnCe, 4-2
George Stirn
weiss. y q "
y or k Yankee
5 Q c on d base
man has been
signed as as
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

Gee Walker and AL
UnSer, former Tigers
and more recently team
mates at Cincinnati,
bumped into each other
in the Deshier Hotel
lobby here Unser is
going to the Hollywood,
Pacific Coast League,
club. Walker may also
go out there Walter
(Boom-Boom) Beck Wds
also a convention Uisitor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
@6 M.A!:1 :. e:
w Sports ESao'
Diamond Liz in Toipn, Her Job is Drumming
Bat Without Diamonds --HeHie,s Tee RrrHg


Diamond lii" has come to town but the expression
5 far misleading
She diamonds. She's no rp-snortng two
Gun mol. In reality she Just plain, ordinary American
gr who makes living handling publicity for New Yorks
Madison Square Garden.
Her real Lillian jenkins. AS far know she is
The only handling sports publicity the nation
She does such a JOB, IN Such a different IUGy that
long before she reached toWn this had
ceived and letters from such of the
LUord Bob Considine Max KaSe, Harry Gray
son. Bill Corun and Others heraIding her approach.
Lii look the Sonia HeRie Revue
currently appearing Olympia
Her Job 10 make two-night stand at the Grand River
sports palace. The first night the OF
critic She tell Sonia and those running the deal what
she thinks wrong the revue anything changes
that might make the show pleasing the
The next night she goes strictly a spectator,
TeidSeS and enjoys herself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

"For some
time, l have
been study
ing the needs
Of such "A de-
partmcnt in
our sc h q q !
: v = tenn ="
Father Deadly
said at
present most
Of the schools
ia ke par TT
only I'm foot
hall. basket