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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-12
Orphans Court Proceedings

At the regular session of the Or
phans' Court on Tuesday, letters of
administration on the estate of Mrs.
Katie Bowman, late of near Oakland,
were granted William A. Hauser, Oak
land.
Miss Ruth Stanton, Grantsville, ex-
ecutrix of the estate of Uriah NJ. STAN
ton, late of Grantsville, settled her
first account.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Marshall S. Baker, deceased
war veteran, were granted his father,
George D. Baker, of near Finzel.
Herbert V. Leighton, Mountain Lake
Park, administrator of Grant Wrights-
man and also of the estate of Mary
Catherine Wrightsman, both late Of
Mountain Lake Park, settled the first
and final accounts in both estates.
Cora Rush Turney, Accident, was
granted letters of administration or
the estate of her deceased mother
Mary E. Rush, late of Friendsville.
Lewis C. Bray, Kitzmiller, execu
tor of the estate, of Abe Bray, late Of
Kitzmiller, settled his third account
Letters of administration C. t. a., OF
the estate of Frank A. Craver, late
of Kitzmiller, were. granted William
Owens, Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-12
Moves Into Her Own Building in
FairmOnt Business District

Mrs. Mary Flanagan Miller, who
purchased business property in Fair
mont, w. Va, last year, just recently
moved into her new quarters, the
building having undergone extensive
repairs. ..s.
Mrs Miller is owner of the Com
mercial Printing Company and until
she moved to her new quarters, occu-
pied part of the Odd Fellows building.
The. printing company occupies the
entire first floor of the building, and
on the second floor are the offices of
the United Mine Workers of America.
Mrs. Miller opened the Commercial
Printing Company four years ago and
in Fairmont is considered one of the
city's most successful business women.
Assisting her, is her sister, Mrs.
Howard F. Merrifeld. They We're for
merlys Misses Mary and Florence
Flanagan, Of Oakland, and were for
merly employed in The Republican
office. ..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-12
CCC Enrolment Scheduled

There will be an enrolment for CCC
camps April 1 to Is, Miss Ethel Mil
Ter, executive secretary of the Coun-
ty Welfare Board, has announced.
At a meeting of the welfare board
Monday thirteen applications for old
age pensions were granted. Eighteen
were withdrawn and rejected.
The board has ceased certifying
workers for WPA. An announcement
from Baltimore has stated that a cut
of rs per cent in the number of WPA
workers in Maryland has been ordered
by Federal authorities. About 5000
men will lose their jobs during the
next four months under the order.
First to go will be the least efficient
men.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-12

81,
A room ON Alder street, which was
recently vacated by a motor equip
ment company, is being refinished and
will be occupied as a barber shop by
DIN Hardesty early next week. Mr..
Hardesty has had quarters at the Man
haitian Hotel for several months, but
considering the new location better
one for his business is preparing to
move into it.
A large group, representative of all
the churches Of Oakland heard the Rev.
D. G.. Trinble preach the third of the
series Of union mid-week Lenten SER
mons last evening in the Lutheran
church. A solo was rendered by Miss
Geraldine Kahl. Next Wednesday ev-
ening's services will be held in the
Episcopal Parish House with Rev.3W
S. Patterson, of the Methodist church,
the speaker.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-12
Weather Generally Above Freez'
ing Point During Past Week,

Although Garrett county has been
covered with snow twice during the
week, the weather generally has been
above the freezing point. After Fri
days cold spell there were two inches
of snow, which quickly disappeared.
Until this morning the days were
marked with warm weather accom-
panied by rain, which fell mostly at
night. This morning about two inches
Of snow fell, but the mercury is still
above freezing and much of the snow
melted as soon as it struck the earth.
More blustery March weather is
predicted for the weekend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-12
NEW GERMANY

Walter Swauger, son of Leland
Swauger, who has been i'll with pneu-
monia, is convalescing at his home
in this community.
Mrs. Albert Warwick is i'll at her
home near here.;y :
Arlie Broadwater and Clifford Snow,
of Baltimore, spent the weekend here
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Broadwater.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-12
Red House School Completed

NcU 1AOuSe 0CAlOOA NOAllPACCcu
The new school building at Red
House, recently completed, has been
opened for use, and the pupils of the
Gauer and Red House schools are now
attending classes there.
The building was opened for in
spection at meeting of the Parent
Teachers association on Monady,
March 9. Entertainment was furnished
by the Loeb Lynn band. A large num-
Der attended. +Fo
The building was begun over year
ago by CWA labor. It is of brick
construction, and contains two rooms.
1t has a number of modern conven-
fences and is said to be one of the
best country school buildings now in
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

0o8 &oor in Der
5uppe. Ser Stammgalt erbIidt
Elm Saar in Der Suppe unN briint
nuf: Sic. &eunerl 2oiien sic bic
5uppe erlt nal roiierenl~
8etra6tung. Cine Der
5onOerbnrfeiten unIerer moOernen
3eit beitebt BARN. oaB sic 2eute
@elo ausgeber, tpeI9es fie nidt be.
iiben, fir Saden un0 Dinge, Die lie
ridt brnuden, nm 0amit Menifen
al imponieren, Die iie nidt leiNen
t0nnen.
am Samor5en Brett
SSn Der 6ortbil6unesi9ule fir iunge
M1nner tpur0e folgenOes befanntge.
modt: @ejude ouf 8efreiune bonn
ltnterri1t auf @runo bon &ronf-
belt, llngIldsfon, Sod5eit ODER @e.
gr1bnis miiiien benz Director ipGs
teitens am Moreen Oes Cages eins
eereidt iuer6en, an Dem sic iport>
Iide 9eronitoItune ft%ottfinoet.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

Sdube. Selma fault
S6ube. 0ie Sdube iisen mie an.
%geeoien. Selma itrabIt: r0ann fiiblt
iid in ibnen wie in Der eigener
Saut.~
Ser @erfGufer nidt: D9as CLAUDE
i9 germ. 9os tit aud 3iesenleOer. "
Gas geIegramm. Sante
RoroIine lit nidt mebr jung, ober
bat Ii9 bod lire eritnunIide 2eben.
oigfeit uno Satfroft betra6rt. Neu-
lid iuottte tie elm Selegramm Obj
i9iden.
ngntidulOigen Sic, iaste ser
@oItbeamte, oaber bic @orte Iino
10 unOeutlid eeidrieben, ooB i'd
nur Oie SIlFte ent5iffern fannl"
Sonte 9oroline iab i'm nit eft.
gem @eIi6t an: n0os gebt Sic gar
nidts an, iuneer @ann", iaete tie,
.es eeniigt bonfommen, tuenn Die
2eute, fir Sic eg beitimmt lit, Den
Sert Ieien fonnenl"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
Die ridtiae MetbObe.

Serr Brieiefe lit elm ebenlo for
puIenter ME bequemer alter Serr.
aIs ct Ieinen &ousnr5t mad einenI
Ueittel fir &orperidmdlerulg be-
fragt. beri1reibt ibm oieier biel
fr1ftige 8epegung, 0amit Der &or-
Der Arbeit befommt.
garauf6in peripridt &err 8rie-
Iefe, oos in Ieinem Seller IogernOe
aIaFterboI3 eigenbdnOig auf Ben Sol
ou IGoffen un0 bort flein gu baden.
Ser arat lit oamit einberitunOen.
Nad petigen Sagen ifon bena1-
riftigt ibn Ser Potieut, Dab er iidj
bel tpobIer fiible.
LIMB ih fomrne iebt ioear idou
nit 2eidtigfeit Ourd Oos 2elerier-
lter ouf Sen Sof, Serr 0oftor, 5u-
erft muBte id mid Oomit 10 entieb-
lit o%bqudIenl"
.0onnermetter@ iaet Der 9oftor
anerfenuenA nSie iinO bod elm gan.
aer &erI, Serr 8rieiefe, Oas freui
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
9as 1T I~isbenspHrSis.

Ser Jingle Stiff oes giiros fam
In oos gribattontor Oes DIRECTORS
seInufen unO Ioste boEig: .Serr
9ireftor, unier SportfIub bot NOR.
gen ieinen Sabresoisflug, ga fam
iH ollo niGt bierber tommenl"
Ser Gbef, elm freunOli1er alter
&err, onttportet ibm: .Sie moHten
olio germ fret boben2 Nun, Iesen
sic iid nal an nleinen SdreibtiI6
uno ieien Sic ser Gbef, uno oonn
tperoe i'd Sbnen nal 5eieeu, tpie
man Inn llrlnub bittet!~
Ser gbef gebt binous, tlopft an,
Ser 2ebrIine ruft nSereinI"
nSerr Director, iogt nun Der
Director, lid modte germ Inn einen
Gag llrInub bitten, 90 Ser Sport.
fIub, Dem id angeb0re, nlor9en iei-
men SabresausfItg bat!"
v@ut, Sic ioIen fret bobet", iagt
ser Stiff, nIoIien Sic ii6 beute
obenO bon Ser Safe einen 3ebn-
oouoridein o~lts3ablen, lrnO tuenn es
nidt reiden iolte, gebe id nod flint
Dollar M5ul"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

8orft9t. Batter, fam id
0os' &labier mitnebmen, tuenn i'd.
beirote?"
n@emiB, mein aiuN, ober Tags
Oeinem 8rGutigam nift oorber."
Cute &egeIung. SD
babe nit meiner Srou BEL unierer
So65eit b~ereinbort, onB id in alen
pi1tigen, tie Oagegen in alien me-
niger pidtigen aneelegerbeiten ent.
Ifei0en miro. @ir linG 0omit gl6n.
5eno oiisgefommen = in ben ief.
5ebn Sabren unIerer gbe bot es BET
uns feline nidtigen angelegenbeiten
g~egebenl"
Sommeraben0. Der
SimmeI bon BON Gternen. 2eiier
8eGenidlog am ufer. SIN @inter-
eruuS 8olo unO Nndtieaa. CT Der.
liebt i'm b0fiten @ro0e. sic nidt
peniger.
ct frogt IeiOenidoftlia: D2iebit
ou mid tpirflid uufridtig, gliia-
betb?"
sic idmadtet: u8is gum CODE,
@uitob!"
or fnBt @ut, 8iebt tie iauft an
Iid un0 legt feline @onge gegen Die
lire - ober iie peift 3uriiG.
.@eb erit al 8ater!" f%Iiiltert fie.
gr erbIeidt. gr fiblt lire 2iebe
be6robt. r@orum?~ frogt er BET
Ter.
rUaein goter lit 8orbierI" ant
portet iie uuo ItreiHt babel bella.
eenO iiber iein Qntlis.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

Oerbertonnte@ oD0n.
Sobon monte in ei1em 2onoonet
MuIifgeidDaft Neuigfeiten ieben. AlS
man ibm feline eigenen &ompOiitio-
men borleste, idob er iie auf Die
Seite, %tuoraaf Der 8erf1ufer entrii-
itet iogte: ~@enn Saoon nidts fir
Sic beoeutet, beriteben Sic nidts
bon Muiif."
Grage ouf8 @ewii.
len. SD bewerbe mid Inn Die
ausgeiariebene Steuung.~
.@aben Sic @roBmiitter?
sNein, nidt cine ein6ige, wieio?"
Isle lino angelteIt. SIR Iorgdn-
ger bottle ndmIif bier @roBmiitter
uto Sic pfIeDten ieoen Monat meb
reremal 81 iterben."
Ole 9rift &nnnes
Iernt elm ilnges M6oden fennen,
Dem er einen Sub rauben min. Dos
Wdoden tDebrt ob: .Golnnge ifl
nidt berIobt bin, fife id feineu
Mann."
&cnnes nimmt feline 8eIudstnrtf
beraus uno iiberrei6t iie benz M6o.
den: rSier lit meme Nnidrift
penn es ioipeit 1T, eeben sic mir
bite, Nadridt."
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
9or SnuOcrt-9 uaar.g dein.

Carnegie, Ser au ben reiditen 2eu-
ten Oieies @Ioneten geb0rte, madt
cine &eiie in ben @outoius. or
fommt in Elm Dorf in benz geraOe
MeIle lit. Carnegie betritt Ole Sir
DE uno IGBt iia beideiOeu auf elmer
8onf nieOer. AIs Oann Die &onette
e%ineeiommeIt miro. legt er bunOert
Dollar, einen groBen neuen Sdein,
in ben SUIT Oes aiiiters.
gto9 elmer @eile borte er ben
Iopen: .9iebe @emeinoel Die Sol.
lefte bat ergeben einen Grbel u1o
odt &opefen. llnO tpenn Die Banf.
note, Die Der olte Mann 90 in sen
SUIT gelegt bat, edit lit. 10 iinO es
nod bunOert Dollar mebr. Qiebe
@emeinoel 2aBt rns beten, OoB Die
Banfnote edit it'll"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

-8eiorgt. raber Gina, ole.
len Morgen iiuo sic erit I'm bier
ubr bereingefommen?~
n@n1' 5rou, Sie baden Iid bod
nidt eednsitigt2"
GiuOerlObu. n5iir Oieie
e%efunOene Sole lteben mir bod pobl
5ebn 9ro5ent 5inOerlobn au.~
mSdneiOeu sic Iid rubig iobiel
nb, iie lit mir obnebin gu lang"
- MODERN. ngd, gnna", Jag.
te Die Sausfrou 3u Dem nelen W6o-
den, npoaen sic oenn nidt aud
einmoI 5taub niihen?"
n@iiden2@ meinte anna. sd
iouge ibm nurl"
@eIegenbeitstou +.
.Biiien sic niemonO, ser elm gu.
tomobiI biIis bertouft, neil er es
los Iein win2"
Sod. Gr1nfeI."
nSot er es Sbuen geiast2"
rg1ein. Mber ih babe ibm eeltern
meinen alien Bogen Derfouft."
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

p Srouer. sd peritebe Sic,
Iieber JreunO. es lit idDer, ieine
5rai 81 oerlieren.
nSdper ihou, cine 3eitIoue iab
es rein unmoeIid aus"
Ole 90 ooefarbe. n9ein
&roeen lit ober oltmoOiid, 5risl
Sieb nal meinen an, Oas lit Elm
moOerner Rrogen!"
.@os2 SrGgt man oenu ieBt
Idmusige 8Gihe?@
Ger 2ebrer rag t e.
nGmiI, mas lit nit Oen @orten se-
meirt: ange Inn auge, 3abn Inn
8abn?~
emil iiberIegt ettDos unO ant
tportet Damn 8aebaft: 0@enau peiB
id es nidt, Serr 2ebrer, ober bat
es nidt NIT 8oren gu tun9"
Ole rei6e Bitpe. Der
ginbreder: sd min ia nidt Sbr
2eben. Iiebe Groul SD min Sbr
@eIol"
9ie reife @itpe: .Das fonnte
id mir oenfenl sic ItnO genau nie
Oie on0eren @Gnnerl Sinors nit
SbneuI"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

Gre9beit. @or Ser Sir
Iton0 Der 9ettler. Die &odin baute
fi9 Dor Sic Sir:
Isle fommen, Inn al betteln2"
y@lauben sic nienei9t. i9 MIL
I'M Sbre 9nno anbalten9"
Cine mt 9uIoigung g.
.Ingetlngter, sic baben olio Die
3eugin gefiiBt uno, ols oiele Oarn
au peinen aiming, nodnal ge'
tiBt2"
.Sa, &err &idter - id 0odte,
es tp1ren 6reitoentr6nen!"
Ole g otfarte. mMinno.
lit ni9t eben Der 8rieFtrdger gefom-
men? @er bat inn oenn oufge.
mnht2"
.Oie G0din, su1Oige Grou."
.@orum onuert es oenn 10 Idnge,
Bis tie bereintommt2"
ga tpiro pobI ne Yoitfnrte fin
bic gnGoige Grau babel iein.s
Beter er3GbIt. n@eiBt
0u, Mutti, tuenr Der 2ebrer nidt
in Der aIoiie lit, MAIDEN mir INNER
furftbor bel l1niinn!"
raber Sunse. poBt benin oa fei-
ner ouf?"
BOD, Der @intber - Der Itebt
an ser Sir unO fiebt mad, OBJ Der
2ebrer fommtl"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
GdSn...

2ebmnnn tit ouf Benz Serbitfeit
oes @eionebereins 9eutonia. 2eb.
mann foroert - inoes Sic Mulif
Oen nSeinerIe, &einerle, bob fem
@elo~ idmettert = cine iunge 9n-
me ouf.
AID, idpGrmt Die iunge Dame,
nadoem iie idon cine Beile ge-
tan5t boben, wes gebt bod nidts
ifber einen id0nen &beinldnoer!"
.8er5eibune~, iagt 2ebmann,
rober id itonlme gar ni9t aus benz
&beinlano."
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
30 u5terf0dfn. is

MuferfOain. r9orouf
faunit 0u bid ifon freuen, Sugo,
tuenn mir crit ~berbeirntet itno, Dirit
gu cine Grau in Ser Slide boben, Die
groBortig foden fannl"
SRA, ma! SAwinOle nidt. Dtt
tannIt ia gar nidt foden.~
sd niftI Nber meme Mutterl"
@iBber ifdn0nis. Bet
@ouboors lit Der iiinsIte SprOB-
fling erfranft. Gieber bat er ulo
aud fonit monherlei.
Ser ar3t fommt unO unterirdt.
sat er ifon pbantniiert2" froet
er 10 nebenbei.
Srau 8ouboor nidt eifrig:
nSatDobI, Serr 9oftor, ober nur
gon5 oiim."
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

9 eiibmedieI. Gait:
Set mann beiBt oenn SIR Sotel
n3um Sdien"2~
Sber: n0as lit erIt, ieitnem Der
neue Better es iibernommen bat.
Sic peiB 9eio.
.Sdnea, Marie, bringen sic einen
aognaf, meme Srnu lit in 0bnmadt
gefonen!"
.SSotpobI, endOiger &err, unO
mas jon id fir Die gnaoige Grau
bringen?"
- 50 mar e8 ni9t ge-
meint. .9err Sber, i9 moate
germ ettpas befommen, mas i9 nod
ME gebabt babel"
s9os trifft iid gut, mein Serr",
lagte Ser &enner, gbeute itebt Sirn
ouf Dem Speiie5ettel!"
- S6eintot. Morf gmain
lab nit einigen Greunoen gu, Die
man einen 6afir Iebenoig eingrub.
au6 pie man BEN Manu nod eini.
gen Stunoen nieOer ousbuooelte.
Neueierig iob iid Emnin Die @or.
ffeuung gleid Elm paarmoI na6'
chamber an.
Damn meinte er idau0ernO 81
leinem 6remn0:
rG1redlift, nenn man 10 eitetl
Sotir oIs grbonfeI bat. Man weib
ia ME, mann 0as 8egrdbnis enogiil-
tis it,"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

56per @obI. SD
m06te mir 10 gerne einen Sunc
foufen, fam mid aber gu feiner
b~eitimmten &oiie entidlieBen!"
nDa foufen Sic bod ben BON
Miinerg, ga bobeu sic one Haiien
beieinnn0erl"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

@ewiiien. n@as baben
Sic eigentli9 fir elm Gepiilen?"
fraqte Der &idter Gen oeritodten
Nngeflagten.
Gin funfelnageIneues."
n8ie lit Oas 8u beriteben2"
SD babe es bisber nod nidt
benubt."
4us einem Gerien-
brief. Limb enOli9 bite id
Gid: SeuOe mir 9eine 9nntoffeIl
Sd brnufe onerOings niHt Define
@antoffeI, ionoern meme 9outoffeI.
aber tpern id Dir idriebe: meme
NantoffeI, miroeit gu ia leien:
meme 8antoffeI uno mir Define
8ontoffeI ihifen. 9arum idreibe
i1: Define 8antoffel, 6omit Oh lieit:
9eine HnntoffeI unO DerItebit meme
HantoffeI mo mir ptrflid meme
RantoffeI ididitl"
- Ausge dIoffen. 5fou.
pIas: oas @aitbaus elmer -mittIeren
Sta0t.
Gin @aIt itGrat nur nit Semo
unO Goden befleioct, nuf Sen Slur:
aglon bat mir meme Soien seitob.
lenl"
nausgeI6lofen, mein Serr", ct.
fIGrte Ser @irt nit 8irOe, ri1
meinem beitrenommierten Sauie
boaig ouseei6Ioiien! 8eiinnen Sic
Iid bod nal in nuer &ube - bel.
Ieift iino Sic idon obne Soien
gefommen !"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
Drum brnfe

Drum prIfe -
n9ieie, ie l6nser mir uns fennen,
oeito mebr bebanoeIit Oh mid ME
cinen Trottel!"
r9ie Electromagnetic lit bod Oo3u
ga, OoB man iid sesenieitig genuuer
tennenlerntl"
aein @runo 3ur ella
&c. Gin Sdotte mar in elmer Con.
Ooner Speiiemirtidaft. ~gn". fragte
er mad Dem Be5oblen ben 2eLlner.
vfommen eigentlid biele Sdotten
in Sbr QofnI2"
nNcin", ~ertpioerte Ser aeaner.
mir fonnen niht flGgen!"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

-@emein 50 nj q.
8odelmonn fam 81 friiber Morgens
ItunOe in elm Autogeidaft:
nSd modte germ elm paar gana
8uOerIdiiige gebrnudte @ogen ie.
ben!"
~9as modte id aud sernel"
fngte Der autobdnoIer.
- @IabierfpieI. sd babe
gebort, sic baben nit fiinf5ebn
Sobren nod a~ngefnneen &~lnbieripie.
len gu lernen. Soben Sic ga gar
feline Sdpierieteiten gebabt?"
Sod, nit Der gonaen Nadbar-
idoftl"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

n@ie tonnten sic nur 10 leid)i
Sen 9erlu9ungen uuterliegen2 sat
ten sic tapfer gegen ibren aniturm
gefdmpft, 10 idBen Sic iest nidt
bier"
nSerr Hfarrer, i1 babe mein
geItes eetan. 3pei 5dusleute Ia
gen am 8o0en, uno Die anoern bier
fonnten mid faum sur 8ade frie.
gen."
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

mid oufri6tig. ga boben sic
pobl i6on iebr nieI Sol5 5erBadt,
.nidt wabr21
sd -" ontportete Der SdDe-
renOter - BIS Jest freiIid MIR Oas
Seniterfreu5l"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

W - gat MI
meme SntenideH
gepeie, Sbne
ebbes bon Oieie
bier @dsIeitement
gu riepotte, bic.
fabs in Die eritte
2eiu is es gar
nit bon Sbne Sbr
BiBneB I'm Oonn
nod 2 dnnereS
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
Gus BEN TremOenbnd bes SersbO-
tells.

@robe Gteine = Wliioe 8eine.
8ortionen fIeine = Ausfidt fei.
ne.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
an gOrb!

~Nu flif NAL BLOB, Elm 10 mooer'
mes Sdiff Mno iolde alien 2aut
ipreder!"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

plein Iieber Serr aeOodtiOnarl
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
SIN sunnsI Der gcFterfrsnOe.

SEA, meme 0amen, - mas IA.
gen sic 0o5u2 = Niein neuer
Serbitan5ug, = eben frii1 bonn
Shneioer %befommenl@
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

r0tarp fin6et, OaB meme Sra.
motte nidt gum auto poBt. Son id
mid Jest nod einmol um5ieben ODER
mir einen anoeren 8ogen toufen?"
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27
Sffener e6rsibebrief bes
Ybilibb eanerambfer.

1888.
Washington Journal., 1936-11-27

- IS is gar nil
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-19
WOMEN CAGE
 TEAMS WILL.
 TANCLE SOON
Beauties and Sharpshooters Vie for Basketball
 Crown

WICHITA, Kas., March 19.- Beauty as well as individual playing skill will be recognized at the wom- ems national A. A. U. basketball tournament here March 23-27.
 The beauty queen of the annual llue ribbon event of womens bas- ketball will be chosen, as usual, by .ote of the spectators.
 The best sharpshooters on the teams will compete for the free throw championship won the last two years by pretty Opal Hill of Shreve- port, La, beauty candidate, too. She sank 46 shots out of 50 from the foul line to retain her title in 1885.
 P. A. Lightner, secretary of the tourney committee, announced that not more than 32 teams will be ac- cepted for competition.
 The Stenos of Tulsa Business Col lege, twice champions, will defend their title against a formidable group of challengers from several states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-19

In these circumstances, whether consciously or not, the President sud- lenly has brought an issue of an- other kind. The overshadowing fea- ure of his tax plan is a greatly in- >reased levy on the income of cor ooraticns; and the power of federal government to tax such income has leen firmly established over long period.
 Only in one respect does a consti- utional question appear possible. If he levy were so heavy as to leave no dequate reserve for protecting the apital structure of corporations, it night be objected that property was eing destroyed without due process f law
 The President himself has indi- ated, however, that he has such a possibility very much in mind. Evi- iently he means to proceed so that, with respect to this one issue, he annot be accused of constitution reaking In that way the tax plan as made notable contribution to ne campaign.
 Every One Bewildered
 With the customary constitutional hspute eliminated, wll the plan be popular or unpopular, for other req ems?
 On the score of budget balancing, Aere can be no doubt that most Of he Presidents principal supporters, esieged by complaints about spend- ng, are glad a positive step has cen proposed. By the same token. me of the natural opponents of ae administration are wary about pposing this step.
 On the question of who will bear he heaviest burden and thus pre- mably will be most offended po- tically, many doubts are expressed. me business authorities think the 7untry may be surprised to find greatest opposition developing nong' the small corporations, not nong the larger and more powerful. There are, all told more than 50O,- 70 corporations in the country. The iggest and be { known, against which so much political resentment las been directed, mostly are well outtressed by surpluses already or hand. These accumulations of previ- us years no income tax can touch. But some of the very small ones. ust struggling back from depression, Ire in far different case.
 The long and short of it all is that.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-19
Olympic Hopes May y''AIienate"
 British Couple

LONDON March 19- MT. and Mrs. F. G. M. Milton, prospective Olympic swimmers, may be on op- posing teams at the Berlin games
 Mrs. Milton-better known as the Canadian woman swimmer, Irene Pirie-is to make the 3,000-mile trlp to her home in Canada to train for the Olympic games. She is not al- lowed to swim for Great Britain as she already has represented Canada
 Before her marriage in England last June she held practically every Canadian women's title
 F. G. M. Milton, one of Greas Britain's outstanding distance swim mers, will not accompany his wife He has to do his own training irl England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-19
DIZZY GIVES
 EXPLANATION
 OF HIS NAME

DALLAS, March 19. = Why did Jerome Herman Dean, the noisy St. Louis Cardinal hurler, drop his giv- en name of Jay Hanna Dean and adopt the other one?
 The dizzy one explained it here recently.
 T was playing sandlot baseball in San Antonio few years ago. We had catcher named Jerome (Jelly) Harris-the best catcher that ever caught me.
 Harris joined our club after leav- ing Texas A. and M. college and I liked him. I liked him so much I thought I'd just take his name. In fact, wish he was still catching me. One of the finest prospects I ever saw
 The Herman? Aw, I just picked that up."
 Harris signed with Cleveland af-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-19
CYCLE SPEEDSTERS OF UNITED STATES
 TO INVADE ENGLAND

LONDON, March 19.-The Ameri- can motorcycle speedway team tour ing New Zealand is to visit Eng land
 It will meet all the principal Brit ish clubs, picked teams of Austral- ians, and in all probability figure in representative matches with Eng land and the men from the domin- ion.
 The American riders are Corday Milne, Jack Milne, Minny Wadi, Bert Lewis, Earl Farland and Wal ter Lamoreux.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-19
EMPIRE REPORTERS ARE
 NOW LOCATED, OWN HOME

MT and Mrs. George w. Brown, both on the reportorial staff of the Daily Alaska Empire, are now To- cated in their own apartments at 327 West Eleventh Street, where they will be at home to their many friends when not on assignment" Mrs. Brown is better known as LoVerne Wilson.