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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-No,thwes,.

500 9th ST. N.W.-Just opened; clean,
anT IS Sd 0unt Ense ROOMS dobs for
os soSps MAssAcHGsPPTTs S RH5 PsTfsh AVE SWAt
tractively furnished rooms. transients only.
Il io PSI fff aR6 sfVery Ne aqss ss urn
SssssRsa So 'ss5S sssa g. ssISss sSss 135
water doubie sI1 each; G0 TRIBE. psn S. h each
Pe5 HGME Teek For daily HsS seyce
downtown; all eonveniences: S14 week
3o,SI4ntsEy 3slS MiIitasy rd EN-. 2123; -, 10
Grated, inner-sprins mattresses. phcne in
S, Sc to S. S. PEI Gsp person vkly,; double rooms
l5S l5M R; i AvE.-Double rms, $40 a. and
GEoKGEToWN, a127 N st.-Large front
couple or gentlemen: $50 mo; available
HSfsiy pSFoS1 'shs CIRCLE e RI 55s
twins; ty q or 2 9Tsa msa; $50 mo- 17l9 10Th
1913 81; e'T 18th ST. S'w.-Larse front twin
bed room. just, papered and painted large
closet; sttrac. furn; with new furn.; c.h.w.;
soo ssS fafr En- %SRh sF PU ssa lrs
bath; available 18th; $50 each. ia 1854.
1888 MORRISON sT.-Nicely furn. room.
cross ventilation, pvt, bath: ne corner Of
Conn ave. at Morrison; shop. center, $50
49, fsSs MH iSI9 STA lovely large yFs room
s2E Slower nice pE Tom s sn .na 65h cd @
Ss PR e. no ASf sfoh Aw 60 9aao rems for ne men
PTiSe nSer per month $50 eacR Apply MRS
ssIs 9Th ST. N.w.-Larse, cool front
room suitable for or girls, twin beds
or SO week for /. Available June
1918 ISL Ri RiGGs pL. N.w-Home for I5u busi-
studio couches;, single or double: 9th st
bus transportation: S25 ca. DU 1868,
DOWNTOWN, 1115 sth st. W. Apt. 30
Lge rm., Gble. beds, l or . persons; Ss so
g K ef f6 sHaRF 95 fouRs RM s1 With D anSs 71Ss m
I5es M Iky1Ss Nc ST, 32sl N:W:GIsrse Ie: double
TRaNsENTs 1T Ss oNEYi7so onE seef Rhode islam Island
pe' w Px Phone at ES S0pn n14a aveIarse rooms s.
pupoNT T"e cfRcLE, hA Z. 1907 10th st. NV NV,
Attractive studio, GENTLE home; lady; ref
oynSiooKiSc eTsnfs ssRiSyt ha6h; ss5
l5S foNarEIIoWS 81: N.w0LsrSe are room room
=
limited phone; $50 month each RA. 5651
1921 7th ST. N.W.-Room. kitchen, laun-
dry, and living room privileges. to share
1904 DELAFIELD PL.-Large single rm.
with screened porch, inner-spring mat
s4S sEess Ta fGr sa ssateman in Christian fg home
LADY TO SHARE large room, porch In
private home: convenient: $27. 80 month.
1905 BueS1naR oSTAR1o g. Re- NMIarge IN o loom
and porch. inner-spring mattress: Mt.
Pleasant car stop. buses; vacancy for gen.
tleman; S25. ii
1908 18th ST. N.W.-Girl to share clean
comfortable room and porch with another
nice girl; laund. privil.; $50. AID. 1929.
saS LsSs KysG EnsS1s St s4d 5m e50 fer
ss4a NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-Nice
large roem for single man; $40 week,
81 s517 UNIVERSITY PL. N.w.-sinele in rm..
gentlemen only; S7 week. CO. 4os5. Iii
circle a!i area X ssxSsTa-laTge room for 5, So
TseS sse6 ALAsksx IL siksiS' AVE NV adjoining M1f
rooms, next bath. Very desirable home
and neishborhood, $50 month. GE. 1881. :.
fe6m sH fafa eft4a stGn
large closet, room painted and papered
this week; c.h.w. $3.50 each per week
1725 CHURCH ST. NV, vicinity Dupont
Sircle--Large front. maid service, electric
fan; for quiet, refined, sober gentleman.
DU 1857 after pm. So per week.
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED JEWISH GIRL wishes nice single
room In private Jewish home with home
prlvieges; WILLING TO stay with child one
LADY. settled desires room in private
home or apt by June 80 Call NO 7I37
or write Box 326-K. Star l0s
MAN AND WIFE, coloTed, want furnished
room with kitchen privileges, prefer sw
seetlon D!. 35n3. IL
YOUNG MAN desires room in private
home, with use of a piano for practlcing,
$50 mo. TR. 54.3 afLer s pm -.
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AVIATION,

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection Consult
SH1VERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
vermont ave. W. District 100.
plane: hand-rub finish $1,000, LEES
BURG AIRPORT. Va. Phone 4S5. -12
FLIGHT INSTRUCTION in the 1946
Aeronca Champion or Chief. SPRING
FIELD AIRPORT. Alex. S342 10
FlREST0NE aircraft accessories. tires
tubes wheels, dopes, cleaners. goggles, sun
shields, seat cushions: Continental engine
parts. SKY SUPPLY INC, TIE. 1895. i
HANGAR SPACE AVAILABLE. so and 91
octane gas. HYDE FIELD, Clinton. Md
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

graduate student at Carnegie Tech, Pitts
burgh, Pa. desires use OF home PITTSBURGH
area, furnished or ,unfurn., for 2-bedrm.
home in Naval Medical Center area, Be-
thesda Call MR.. MILLS. WO. $500; ewes.
Sligo 773S. -12
WASHINGTON-SAN FRANCISCO-Will ex-
change 2-bedroom moderate rent house
GEORGETOWN section for equivalent or g.
bedroom house in San Francisco. Box O5-K
Star
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-White- faced Hereford; choice
yearhng polled heifers; uniform and beau
tifully marked; DR.. C. j. LAUGHLIN. SH
.ll4, ME. l234 10
PONY, broken to saddle and cart; 2-wheel
cart and harness. 10TO4 N. H. ave, Silver
Spring, Md ST.. 702S 10
GOOD MILKING COW and heiter mill,
riding cultivators' one-horse weeders
tractor, disc harrow. 2-bottom plows,
mowers hay rakes, l and 2 horse wagons
halters, collars, all sizes wood saws, !,
blowers for forge, farm bells. Stable ma
nure. OK yoke. Falls Church s65-W-2. -lC
gated mare: one spotted horse, > bay
riding horses. . black riding horses: reg
lstered Palomino at stud. Saddles and
Fisher I'd. Sc. Temple Hills. Mr. Hicks,
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.v

1913 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Comfortable room
Tor two at ST. each: nice location. Phone
t25 9Th ST. S.W., near Govt buildings and
Capitol-Large double front room, S35 mo.
Tel for I appt. ME-; 9sll Ii
1916 Goth ST. S.E.-Large. modern room,
aIl conveniences; single. S3s: double. S44
FIR. 9I43. 10
!Oit S. CAROLINA AvE.-Nice large room
tor gentlemen or couple, running water;
1881 PA. AVE.-Large front room, twin
eeeddsG ne%t @ t. BATH S45 for two. FIR
6I0 G ST. s.E.-Beautiful single room,
next TO bath, in spotless private home:
SOBER gentleman; S25 per month 10
COLORED-I0S 18th ST. SE-Large
room for couple, 81 each; will also give
day care TO two children Id.
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ELECTRIC FANS and air circulators, quiet
running, limited quantity available: $40
per month, up. E. o. LIKENS. WI. 6o42.
BULLDOZER now available. excavating and
grading; Also dozershovel for hire. Call
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

3 DOORS with vertical panels. SIS.
Call DE. 326S. Ill
7-PC. DINETTE SET, cherry maple. RA.
4145. 6l09 7th pl. NV. 10
sacrifice: 2-pc Kroehler liv.
rm suite. yr. old, slip covers and drapes,
500. WO. S7OO ii
FOR sALE-Victorian sofa, matching pill
lows, newly upholstered. in blue. bargain at
Sl95; antique love seat and matching
chair: newly upholstered. set. $145.
y st: NV. NO. $40. Ill
LEAVING WASH.-Radio. baby scales,
playpen, new heating pad, maple coffee
table, . end tables. lamps. bookcase. excel
prewar rug. Apt. A-691, .S1O 31st ST. Sc,
No',lor Gardens. FIR S515 10
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COUNTRY BOARD,

BOYS AND GIRLS wanted as summer
boarders on real farm nearby. Few con-
Venienees; reasonable. Box l26-K, Star
- 1Us
BEST OF CARE for . or 3 little girls be-
tween the ages OF :, to yrs. in my home
during the summer months (June, July and
Aug recommendations and health GER
tlfcate for same. P. o. Box 1882, Lam
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED,

A THREE-ROOM HOUSE. 80 miles from
Chevy Chase Circle, on old road to Fred
erick; chicken house and garden space
as mucn as wanted; veteran preferred
Box 261-L, Star 10
RENT. UNFURN. HOUSE. best NV. sec
3 bedrmS., bath, 1st-fl. Law. available July
I; Sl35 mo. Box 269-L, Star.
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ROOMS eURN,sHeo-Mp ,,a VI

ARLINGTON-Double room with twin beds
for two girls; $50 each conven transp.
1918 18th ST. NORTH. Arlington, Va
Double room with running water, u blk
5uslne; $50 month; couple or girls.
SHARE furnished home
IN Md. blk. from D, c. line, with reliable
couple; all home privileges. Capitol Heights
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

CoLORED-ACME ROOM RENTING agency
Room listings. rentals, all sections b.
G.: singles, doubles; reliable service. l72I
11th ST. NV, DU. 1927, q am IS pm
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APARTMENTS uNEuRN,sHep.

GEORGETOWN--Charm old building.
modernized; living room, dining room bed
room, kitchen and bath: electric refrigera-
tor; Oil heat furnished. Rent sos. Box
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Room and board for working
mother and child. Call HO. 3467. los
BRIGHT. SINGLE ROOM for refined girl.
Elclnlty Dupont Circle or 10th st. Adams
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

VACATION in Florida; modern 3-rm.. apt,
on beach, y block to ocean and transp
Low summer rates. DAMAR APIS, ZIG
Minnesota St. Hollywood. Fla. 10
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LARGE apartment house on Columbia I'd
NV. near 18th St: annual income, S49,-
apartments, suitable for remodeling; !;
building is very modern. Ma. 33s3.-1O
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV, near Japa-
nese Embassy bedrooms, 8 baths. living
room. dining room, large hall: 2 screened
porcheS, kitchen, maids quarters and bath,
ample. closets; excellent condition, owner
early yce Seen h sIS
JEFFRESS. Elk. 321O and NO. s124. 10
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DI. 1881 until 8 pm
TWO-FAMILY-.3 properties, in good con-
PoToAc euis Realty h co AD sss1 pTifes m 8
MIDTOWN HONE; near PARK I'd. and 18th
gas fireplace. INV. heat. newly decorated
~oye in gst as sep as sH title is ready
coNGREss eS eHsT HEIGHTsFrrnished W hqThSs or % in
furnished, Q, rooms, : baths, brick, con-
Sems SeEssd into aoIoSAs aeL sSHs Ps Me- nssa sa s
house or any kind Of BUSINESS; BUSINESS; ap asio
garage large corner lot: $4,000 cash r.; re.
GARfMAN fnFsf NF REAIT Egp0 Nc 1883 a5od
sfGe sRicHTwooD II Ss - Dunisan built. Mlr row
brick 81 me pew-hoEss eondition: bedrooms
ern kitchen and breakfast nook; unusual
recreation room. tile-fioor, bar and, full
hss 1sS ony ST ssss ssa'hee heed s d
MeDEV1 Reator' uss sH 1871 sH n'e5ss5 e7So
SILVER SPRING AREA-Lovely 2-story. g.
wood oak floors throughout, weather-strip-
faa fse ns rdom o H rspace Sac
sgBuRRAN 1SvEsTMENri & & II iSs6RAScE 5Rl.SeS;
W. On. oIJu, WI, Ofof. III
SILVER SPRING AREA-Immediat oc-
cupancy, white brick bungalow. 5 rooms
and tile bath, oil h.-w.h., refrigerator and
stove, storm sash and screens. throughout,
large lot with. trees; in new-house condi-
ton; $4,000 down payment. SUBURBAN
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.. sH
SILVER sPRiNG-we feel. If you are in
need of well-located, 6-room brick home,
baths, space for a 4th bedroom. we have
what you are looking for; don't hesitate
to call today; immediate occupancy may
be obtained; for quick sale, S1S,950.
WoRTHINGTON REALTY. exclusive agent.
S427 Georgia ave-. 81 6541 or WI. $500
PRICE REDUCED-13oo block Columbia
rd.--3-story row bricks home and invest
exclusive agent AT. 7I9o. 10
2720 ONTARIO RD.-Move in 2 weeks; s.
br.. 2 3: q bath on 1st A.: s4.75o cash
G; MeGUNE; . exel. agt:. AT: 719o: 10
purchasing a brick bungalew. we have sew
s427 Georgia ave, 81. 6541 or wi. $500
til 8 pm. 10
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tACUUM ,CLEANEhS, eureka, new; lew
OF ST. szs5 ssef SsS
STST4Ei EEEE4IxN BLINDS washed, r.psinssa. Mhs
nsa ..ss
aa BIa6
e2is SPsrTfAs " 'isS sI1sDs-custom- built. metal
s5ss III Is S sssns3fssn g, sS 3sn aaSS ssi4 Eox
VfcTRoLA cABfNET, needs slight repair;
volt METER, e.; vacuum tube. Radio City
WASHING MACHINE, fireplace set, break
SSthsr furniture. sso9 s1st st. South, >! Ar
!1nsSHH WxTEk 5566oLlEERass, 81 lEas electric In
iH0ei 5fa 1osh eysfs s.
siHS 81 :s ss IA SHS5
fuel oil. 3o-eai, size: completely automatic.
@ sEsssa Fl RsasH dsvfES 1HS
&anE SS3 $ ErSSH RG Ma xaod 4le3 strdv and
e. slis ss; from sz5E1ss0RS ER
"a 5Sss .SSs Sz 3ys5s #s5s
III
ATTENTION, BUILDERs-Doors. all sizes
and types, mostly birch: also 100 feet of
door trim, pairs of glass panel French
doors, with transoms and screen doors to
match: solid brass hardware On all: avail
able Immediately cheap. Call MR.. MOSES.
DI. 1922. 10
COMPLETE constant groove speed port
0pIs recorder for sale, $500. Perfect work
Ing order. Capable of making records of
all conversations, telephone or otherwise,
viii full reproduction facilities. Apply
AD. s027: between and 5: Ia
standard direct current to aternating ing
Price, S25. Apply Adams sO27. between
SnTdp2SrNr ana S ..,,.,u II T..
oil stove, water tank, ETC.; suitable for
furnishing interior OF cabin boat. mobile
fanteen or trailer. Telephone RE. $500,
1t. 3S5. 10
Evening star., 1946-06-10

RADIO-PHONOGRAPH Magnavox. with
record changer and frequency modulatlon;
nah. last prewar model; S235. 81. 24l6.
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by 200 feet depth $4,000 square ftS to-
gether with l2-room frame house: t2l baths
and extra layatory on h-st floor: price not
tors, Established 1915. 721 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-18

THURSDAY. APRIL Is, 1896.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-18

ter, Hazel Viola, to Mr.. Lewis c.
Spessard, of Hagerstown. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Spessard, which
took place on Wednesday evening,
April 10, at o'clock, at the Meth
dist parsonage in Cumberland Rev.
George Baughman officiated.
Only attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Younkin, of Grantsyille. a
brother-in-law and sister Of the bride.
The bride was attired in a blue
street length dress with black and
white accessories and wore a corsage
Of red roscbuds She is a graduate of
Grantsville High school and at pres
ent is employed at the Kelly Spring
field plant in Cumberland.
The groom is graduate of
Hagerstown High school and served
several years in the L. s. Army air
force. He was recently discharged.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-18
AURORA-EGLON

4 daughter was born April 6, at a
Philippi hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooke Stemple, Of near Aurora. This
is their second child and first daugh-
ter. The mother was Miss Gertrude
Bolyard, Of mean Erwin The father
farmer, is a son Of Mrs. Ada, and
the late l.. J. Stemplc, also of near
Aurora.
Funeral rites were conducted Mon
day at Stemple Ridge church for the
ten-month-oId daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bliss Wotring who died April
10, at her home near Terra Alta Mrs.
Wotring was the former Miss Marie
Hauser. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Hauser. formerly of Stemple
Ridge and the father is a son Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Wotring, of near Terra
Alta.
On Tuesday, at the Stemple Ridge
church, last rites were held for S.
Abraham Rinehart. 70, wo was found
dead Monday at his home at Thomas.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
After receiving am honorable dis
charge, Keith Harsh, accompanied by
his wife, the former Miss Lcota
Simms. returned this week to the
home Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Harsh. Of the Accident com
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-18

Wiley Ford. He was accompanied
there by his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tects and
family, moved Wednesday to their
farm near Horse Shoe Run. which IS
the former David Wilhelm Farm. Mr.
and Mrs Orville Evans and family
who had been occupying a part Of the
house moved this week to the prop
erty recently vacated by the Ed Sell
family
Clayton Harsh and family moved
last week from the Mrs. Lille Beck
man farm in Cash Valley to the near
by former Charles Vought farm
which is now owned by Clifford Fea-
Their. John Beckman and family took
possession of the Beckman farm.
Mrs Grant Loughry and daughters
Of Baltimore are spending this week
at their Aurora home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luxe Wiles are hav-
ing a dwelling erected on their site
located on route "a, near Brookside.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Harsh moved
70 the Lorain Henline farm located on
Stemple Ridge. Mr.. Henline is yet in
service overseas. His wife and son re-
main with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Harsh.
Mr.. and MIS-. Max Summers and
little son, Of Aurora, spent a few days
last week at the formers home at
Weston. They returned Sunday ac-
companied by Mr. Summers mother
and sister who spent several days at
their home
Mrs. Roy Harsh and little son Of
lIagerstown, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. Harsh's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Harsh, near Eglon. Mrs. Harsh
was recently discharged from a hos
pital and has also visited her mother
at Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Elsey and
family, of Brookside, and Mr. Elsey's
mother Of Terra Alta, went last week
TO Washington where they visited
Miss Lucy EIsey.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-18
HOYES


MY and Mrs. Clark SchIossnagle
MADE business trip to Cumberland
last thursday
MISS jessie Guard OF Mil Kun
.@fS. Robert hoffman, Oakland; Mrs,
w. w. ne" llI ana Nancy lufheE' OF
inns community were 0hhef guests
lSSl nun sd7y OIL MI anu mrs. fIoyd
b-o"o""ler at ne" Nel many ana
III lhe afternoon ATTENDED the Home
io"Nel' ciuo NEE ing az the nome Oh
WI ana MIS- H. Merrill
SUNDAY dlhnef guests Of VII. ana
VI 5 -NoiIleII I lIeho were hef parents
~ l. anu MS d AVN IKE MISS OPal
IKE MISS futh Lloyd ana MISS Max
me ~ tle' Oh washington u. =; MIS-
fauI "'1hdeH ana daughter VINO
were recent guests OF M. and MIS-
I IKE ana WI ana MIS- ffIeho.
GueSIS Oh MI ana MIS- " imam
ElIlo" ." '>"ilo"y were VIZ ana MIS-.
FIoyo re"Ler' Oh MaINIeE'Durg' ana
VI" ana e'ei h'lIo"' o. AARON
ONO
ne 'o"ro Oh u JUSTICES OF me Ioc"l
enol'h met at lhe nome OF MI ana
WIS D. a. De" ItV sunday evening
"heh pans were MADE TO pant inc
c"CFch IN inc near lulufe'
emerson hlSnoH' super IhteAdeht o.
lAe Ioc"I sunday Sehool' invited mem
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-18
Baptist Churches of County TIC
Hold Union Candle Light
Services This Evening

Notwithstanding Thursday, the
three Baptist churches Of the county
will come together in a union candle
light Communion service. The Rev.
James Macleod, pastor Of the Mt.
Lake church, will bring the message
Of the evening, and the host pastor
Rev. George H. Cocker, assisted by
deacons Of the three churches, will
serve the Lords Supper
The service will begin at o'clock
and is to conducted in the Deep Creek
Baptist church on the Lake.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-18
MARRIED

DARBY -Watson-Niss Jane Watson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wat
son, Of Uniontown, Pa. and James
Grason Darby. son Of Mrs. John Dade
Darby and the late DR.. Darby, Of
Oakland were married Sunday, April
"A, at 4:30 O'Clock, in the Third Pres
bytc.ian church, Uniontown, by the
7ev. Or. Belden, in The presence Of
tine two families and few friends.
The bride wore a gray suit and hat
with a corsage Of red roses and
5aby's breath. Her only attendant
was her sister, Miss Ann Watson,
who Wore q dark blue suit with gar
Genias. The groom's mother wore a
blue sheer dress with a corsage of
red roses. The groom had as his best
man, Mr. John Grant, of Oakland.
A small reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents. Guests
from Oakland were Miss Grace Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Smouse, Jack
Hart, John Grant and Mrs. j. D. Oar
by. After a short trip they will live
in Brooklyn, N. Y, where the groom
is attending Pratt Institute. He
served in the army air force during
the war as fighter pilot and was as
signed to the China area.
Spessard Bowser-Mr. and Mrs.
William Bowser, Of Accident, an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-18
Bittinger Not Indicted

States Attorney Morgan c. Harris,
of Allegany county, announced that
the April grand jury had refused to
return an Indictment against McKn-
ley Reuben Bittinger, route >, Swan
ton, accused Of manslaughter by
automobile in the death of John Mil
ford, s, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Milford, Homecoming, on March 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
BREAD SHORTAGE
STRIKES BRITAIN

LONDON, Feb. g. R Britain
may be forced to ration bread a
measure avoided even in the dark
est days of the war-unless wheat
consumption is greatly decreas-
ed says Food Minister Sir Ben
Smith.
Meanwhile, Sir Ben informed
Britons, their bread will revert to
the dark type they ate during the
war years. He said there was a
$3.50" chance that American
bread also would have to be dark
ened, perhaps as much as Bri-
tain's, because of 4 world wheat
shortage. !==---
He took to the radio to urge the
people to Save every scrap OF
bread" and Agriculture Minister
Tom Williams called on all Britons
to spade up their backyards again
and plant gardens to help feed
themselves.
Sir Ben said reduced livestock
lCSo G1SO WOolo IIlCdll INV C4 Gu LII l.
fish supplies of bacon, poultry and
eggs and declared consumption Of
fats would be reduced by looping
an ounce of every persons weekly
ration of lard.
He said that 22O, 900 tons OF Bar.
ley promised to distillers for
whiskey would be withheld be-
cause food must come before
whiskey," but that 10000 tons al
ready delivered would be permit
ted to 60 into liquor manufs cture.
The one bright spot IN the food
minister's forecast was an an
nouncement that rations of jam,
milk, suett and canned foods would
be increased slightly.
He told the House of Commons
yesterday that world wheat sup
plies were more than 5000, 900 tons
short of requirements and that
Britain had absolutely no reserve.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-07
Jap WAR HEAD
HELD BY ARMY

TOKYO. Feb. 6.-(P)-Gen. Sada-
:; ebimomura, Japan's post-sur-
sir .der war minister, today was
dored arrested as an inter-
Ot+ional war crimes suspect. Au-
1taaritafive allied headquarters
lnu ,rces asserted that he had
s s;sned final orders for the exc
si i.;on Of three Doolittle fliers in
1912.
General Macarthur also IN
,.rncted the Japanese government
~ ro,Iod up and deliver to Sugamo
nD;son Is other militarists suspect
P p of crimes against prisoners Of
su They presumably will be
. "1 by American military COM
Missions
c,;monura told t h e Associated
Dross in an exclusive interview
sbor+lv before his arrest was or.
dered that responsibility tor the
a;rnoen's execution rested with
bioher Tokyo and China officers,
Though their death followed his
assumption of command.
Either wartime Premier Hideki
THIN or Field Marshal Gen Su9i-
v.mawho since h as committed
yama who since has committed
monura added, and:
1T was 40 time for me to ex-
nress an opinion. I thought I had
n carry the order out automatic
ally" ~.-.-.-..
On the occupation front, four OF
General MacArthur's sectio n
heads asserted that reduction OF
U S forces in Japan to approx.
matelv 100000 men-from a peak
Of possibly $50, o00-has left their
departments SO sharply under.
manned that their work is sandi-
capped
Col. C. F. Sans, commanding
The public health and welfare sec.
ton, told newspapermen unless !
get requirements I might as well
close up shop and go home my.
self" He said he lost five key Of.
ficers this month.
COL H.. I. T. Creswell, chief Of
civil intelligence, said 80 per cent
Of his personnel would be returned
TO America by July, and even the
reduction to date materially re.
duces the extent of guarding
against subversive activity. !