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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14

gortrda eehalten bel Der Sa9nng
bef rIlI9emeinen Telltifen &ons
feren5 ber Terei,tisten Sutberiihen
Stride Imeri.ds" am 8. Sftober
1889 in BET epaits. sllitb. 3ions&
Stride in grootlpn, SEEM gorf. -
ST.. 6. g. s. &raetins, Eaitor.
g. Sortietung)
0ip 2iltberfirfe miro nit Heht
voi, Stride Der @elebrten unb Tbeo.
logen" eenannt. @aren bod bic Ste
formatoren. 2,;tber unb Melanhtbon
porntl. Ia,lter l1niperiitatsprofeiio'
rem unb anerfannte, electromagnetic
8eletite @ittenbere mar Ser grenn-
|pnnfi Ser gelpoltigen @eiitesrepolu'
tion Sn SoriGlen iener ltniperiitat
lmo et1pas ipoter it oenen bon Seip-
Sig, ssena ,no 1iibineen paren Die
SeictatitGtten Ser Sorihungs- itnb
2ehrIreibeit au finben. Son ba itrabl'
te 6c5 2iht Ser grfennttis in Die
Jinitcrnis oes ltnipiiiens, in oieDun'
fe1hait seiitieer anedtidaft binein
9lns oIlen 2dnoern sogen @iebbeeie'
rig: l,ao 5reibeitIuher ai,f oieie Sod
bnreen heutider @eletriamfeit. s(be,
tpeit i;ber ben areis Der @elebrter
uno Stubenten hinal,s reifte 6as
@irfen Der Meformatoren. 9,ltbers
sdriften llnb beionoers feline Der
oeutitte gibel feuerten iein Golf gum
2eien an, 1nad,ten es 5lt tpiebbegieri
gen Observation-Disclosures. Mit oer neil
erme.ttcn gneraie alif alien 2ebens
gebieicn bereiteten iih iene Mabnab
men Der oIleemeinen 0olfsersiebtn!
Dor, ser oie Meformatoren ibre grobt
slufluerfiamfeit itenften. go ipuro
6ie NoIfsihuIe elm &ino Der Nefor
nation. gs lit rnbeitreitbare Sat
Iad,e, bab ieine anoeren 2dn6e
griinnIihere uao grob5iigieere I'm
iterriDtsipiteme baben als Sic, mo De
2uthergIanbe porberrid)t. Sn l,ttbe
Iriihtn 91n6ern fennt man feine Mn
IalpLobetent,inn, tp1brenb es in anbe
rem 21noern bcute nod 5tpiiden 50
uno 500 borhonben 1T.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Deut(bes pan3er(rbitt
,,A1mtral 5rbeer"
i'm kanrpf
Seeih hIac1t an oer Riife bon 5iioamerifa

geriG!en nus ltrngnap snfolse 1T Der
,,Mbm;ral sdecr" ani brei britiide
arieasidliffe, bas SdJladjtihiff ryar.
ham" mnb bic arenser ,Mdilles" nnb
rMjdt" seitufcn. Sic seeidIad)t ianb
teilwsiie MIR uenn Wteilen ppn Der
aiiite entfernt itatt. - NadJ 12itin.
bia.m aampf liefen alle bier ariess.
id't!fe in ben 6afen ltrnsnap Elm.
W!cntepibo. Sos bel,tihe @eiten.
!aihenYhlahtitiff vshmiral Sheer"
lief ger nah elmer 12itiinoigen segen
eine 1tcbermod,t iid perteioigenbe
Slot:e bon ore; enaliiden Sd)iffen in
oen Sofen ein l,nb atpar ihiper Be-
idaoiat. Surge 3eit 6aral,f liefen
ouh Die beioek inn @efedt pertpidelt
eetpeienen 4reu5er ~Ihiaes" unb
Mict" Elm.
De. 4reu,er rs(filles" berIieb aber
Iofort tpieoer bic @etpGiier l1rusltaps
unb ion eeaenr6rtie por Dem Sufen
auf- nnb abfahren Inn ben Mbmiral
Sdeer" am @nhpeiden 5,i perbin.
bern.
Ser britiiGje 4reuaer rgreteri tp,tr>
Be nah pieritiiroigem 4anpf auber
@eFett eeiett
9cs beutihe arieesfhiff rabmi.
raj Sheer" batte elm britiihes &riegs
| |idiff cngeeriffen l,nb iab iih ploslif)
oreien eegeniiber. gas beiltid)e S6iff
tpor i5on Ianee 3eit I'M Siioatlantif
t1tig l,no Dor einigen Wohen tpar
| sic Hahriht sefommen, bab cine eng
Iiitc SIottille auf Der Suf,e nod
benz "NbnliraI Sdeer" lei. Sn Mel'
ouncen muroe Oas sdiff als slbmiral
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
0cySa fcr>ert freic
NusaGnee
aus Mittelnteer

9tom. Gireil.io @apoa, ser befdnn,
te faichiitiid)e SoltrnaIiit erfldrte in
elmer 9fllnbflrfaniprahe, baB res
fir SsSStaIien npttpenoia lit, getpiiie
freie silse1llee ats benz Weittelmeer
81 hnben."
@esentpGrtio fontrolliere @rob-
britannien Die Gore BEL Gibraltar,
Si,c, ,1nb SEN 3nroaneIlen.
g. bebauptete lpeiter,, bab Die @e,
pi!ion bes aplonialipitems riif) I'M,
ter ben sriu1nidtlihen fonitruftiper
Notiuenoiefeiten bes nellen europa"
befirSe.
Tic Hebe beutete an, bab sstalier
niht 5eabiihtiat, feline eigenen ma.
tiirIiten slipirationen" ipGbrenb 6es
euroi'a:iden aonfliftes in Gereeiiett.
belt seraten 81 laiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
NuIiii*es Dement,
erleiettert Hmt,t6nief,

grfareit. Sic amtlihe Weloung
aus Gem &reml, oab Ser MrtifeI It,
Der .qomml,niftiihen Snternationa.
Ie" niht bas tatidhlide ruiiiih-ru.
m6riiheGerhd!..nis iuieberipiegle, bat
bier aroBe Grleihteruna berporgeru.
fen Sm gan5er 2anbe bat eine itarfe
Mftion 3llguniten Der neren Seeres.
anleibe eineeicst 3eitllngen uno
gfunbsunf unteritiisen bic @erbe.
attion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Giirfci fcrScrt paiiaec
fir Shiffc aus Heitt

Infora. 7ie 9iirfei fat @robbri.
tan,tien unb ;sranfreih sebeten, oie
sSarrt bon bier $500 Sonnen groben
&a,,iiabrteiihiffen bon 9eutihlanb
naf Der Siirfei ST. seitatten. 9ieie
Shiffe iino in 9eutihlano gebaut
lporten uno iollen tiirfiihe 8eiosun,
gen erbolten. Sa Sic Shiiie bereits
besoflt iinb, erlportet bie tiirfiife
Mesiasrns, baB ibrer Sorberung
naGgcfommen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
K,.ttts enaliihcs 0elS
tpir$ ft,aft ,anteetpeetielt

Ss;iiinine, q. 9. Sris aubn, Ser
iatt'am befannte csiibrer oes slmeris
faoelltihen GoIfsbllnoes, ser lekte
@ohe sii sipeieinbolb- bis fiinfi1bri-
gen Straftermin i'm @efGngnis Sing
Silg antrat, bot lih bisber nod ni6t
einnal cine 8rieflnarfe inn @ef1ng.
nislaoen faufen f0nnen, oa er BEL iei.
ner Ginlieieruns nur beutides @elo
bel itG bate. Gr oerliert nit ieiner
8erltrteilllng aud, iein amerifaniihes
8iirgerreht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Sehs Hcmtitc 21tatreien
a,tf ,Siinett beieeicbt

&openbagen. Seds belltihe Ma
troicn oie nah bem ltntergang eines
oel:tlclen Gprpoltenid,iffes int 8elt
iiibltd; bonn Seuhtfeler &ieloinor Dor
aht Tcgen tot gehoreen imlroen, iint
auf Sem Trieobof bon Npborg aul
sSiiuen beigeIebt tporOen.
gu ser Srallerfcier in Ser Stabt
firte mar cine Gbrentpade Ser od.
niifen Marinc a!,fgeSogen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Siitt,eit befmr<ttett
u1aii pei,
1,5OO,OOO 8miIcft

4cpenbagen. Die Ginniide 9eIe.
eropb.naeentur berihtet, lie babe
Snfcrmationen iponah Sonietrub.
lano aas iiber ben bartnafigen uno
unerirnrteten finniid)en @ioeritano
eritar!,t lit, iidj auf eine grobe Sffen,
iibe gcgen @e!iinefors borbereite nit
~ Millioner eritflaiiieen 1ruppen
inb 1000 JIug3eugen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
8cill>er,D Da,lt11t tpirN fir
8eIu4et aeipcrrt

Waibineton. Ser Boulder -3anrn
1T mt ieiner araftanlage fir eine
eingcbcnoere geiidtigling burh 8e-
iitber seiperrt !poroen. 9ies miro als
cine Soriidtsmabnabme gegen aus
I1nol;be Sabo:nge llno eoentleue@e-
fabr fit 8eiuGer be5eibnet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
8sleiens 11emtralitGt
niht mttbs>iftat

gr.iiiel. Ser slusihub fit aus
lpGr.i1e slngelpnenheiten Ser beleiid.
en- S:a:mmer biIligte einen geridt, ii
Sen erflGrt ipiro. roab sic 8ebingun
gen, sic lins Oaau gefiibrt baben, Neil
tral:lGt su iiben, iih anoern tpiirben'
faas oie 9tieoerlanoe angesriffer
lperbpn 'iollter.
g. ebelglicfe giegierilng orbnet'
on Sic Sabresflaiie 1910 friiber ein
sube.l,fen, bamit bie alteren Sabres
flaiien entlaiien tperben fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
vGity 81 Stint" per
Scr Sakrt ttaet Il. =.

@ergen, Norncgen. Ser amerifas
niIhe ;Sraftoampter ,Gitp of Stint"
ser sor ei,,iger @ohen I'M Wfittel-
punft zines fenlat!pneIlen Noten.
iped,lc!s slpii6en @aiblngton, Berlin
,no Dfosfalt Iiano, miro I'm, @eib.
nadlten berl,n ben nur,pegiihen 6a.
fen Saigeilnb perlaiien itnb Die
Sobrt na6 SEEN Onrf antreten.
9cs Shiff miro, tpie perlnlltet
finriide 5liibtlinee an 8orb nebmer
uno nab bier bringen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Qme,en tritt Gin fir
1tnabtGneieeet Scr
philippit,cft

Wa,lilo. Er1iioent Sueson erflGr.
te, ~ith aiebe cine id)ledte Jilipino.
-gegier.,ng elmer 9l,ten amerifaniid)-
en Htrnierllng por." gr madte hieie
MeuSre,lng BEL @e!egenheit zines bon
Ser G:pil 2iberties ltnion ser Ebilip-
pinen einberllfenen Stuoenten-Nebe-
,pettte,nerbes. Die llncbbangigfeit III
1916 fauig.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
8ceSepelt ,.ttteritmbt
Hmlls HanSelsplan

@a'hineton. Mit ser 0roffn,ins
Er1iiSent &ooiepeIts, bab inn aon,
gref Mntrae auf grneuerllns oes
Sa.l>c!spertraas- -@eleses eeiteIlt lper.
Ser miiroe. nohm bie Hegierlng eine
6erullSforoerlng an, Ser moelid)er,
lpeilc elmer Ser beftiaiten Der fommen,
oen Sriiion tperoen miro.
gs Banbalt !'h Inn bie Ginfiibr,,na
bon slerarprohltften ltno 6aburd)
NieScrhaItllng Ser 8reiie perllriade.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Gaft ereiFt SIC Heeiepelt>
8eeierune AT

H5rtlanb, Me. Ser republifaniide
Senotor Saft-Sbio erfI1rte in elmer
reprb!ifaniiden 8eridmmlung bier,
oae Sic "boaiee aonfuiiion" Der Ga
ti9feit in ben 9iiros uno 9epart.
mentS Der gl1noesresieri,ng unter
Ser COMMUNICATION Mooiepelt lei .ei.
ner Ser Sallpteriinoe, tparum bas
@olf lid oariiber flargeporoen lit,
baf 1910 ein solitGnoiger Be6iel
notiI it,"
@eter erflGrte er. bab bas gub-
get illnerbalb 5tpei Sahren balan5iert
neroen fonne. Sara,lf antiportete
8ooicpelt iit Der Greiiefonferens, er
lpdrc sliidlih, tpenn 6err Taft ben
gent Datte, ibm bereits ieet oarauf
bin5rtoeilen, me es 81, MAIDEN lei, oa-
nit er, Serr Saft, i'm Sabre ti4O
bereits Die gelan5ierrng porfGnoe,
menr er Sraiihent miro. Ssm iibrieen
aber ieoe Serr Saft piel l1niinn l,no
es i,1re better, tpenn er in Ohio Sro.
nlng idaifte ipegen Der Helief- -Situa-
tion ,tno oa tonne er seigen, ipie es
SIT ro'ten lit oie Sunrisen at fiittern
unb bas Budget su balanaieren.
Gnnn fritiiierte 9aft auf oie
libenten, aberTaft Der erite tpar Der
vgl't anb Garrp" -BoIitif oes TrG-
fiir oleIe Golitlf seitimmt bot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
mesea,a tSrt pen
piclen Ucrtp,anNetett

M,sfau. Cir itdnoieer Strom bon
Gerr".inoeten fll,tet DO nber finniid-
en- Gsont riifirGris nod 2eningrao.
9ie r,.iiiihe SeffentIihfeit finbet II,
ben Seitlinaen nad tpie por ipenie
iibe' nen arieq. Sic erfGbrt nur, oab
es Germinoete aegeben bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
6rnnereih fHtrt s,pci
fleiistlcie Gaee ein

Earis. 6ranfreih miro balo slpei
fleiidj!oie Gage in Der ISOLDE baben
Ge- 1fontag ipirb bereits felt bem
II. Sftober als fleiihloler Gag be.
garacn, l,no MN ioa aud ser ssrei.
tag a.s ileiiflcier Gag eineefiibri
merh2n, ipu.oe bl,rd, 2anolpirtId)afts.
miniiter GIeuiae befanntgegeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
G.,t~eeemfte eiftes tteneft
21taficnerabes berieetet

Ycien. Gin ipeiteres Maiiengrab
NIT is 2eid)en ermorbeter 9eilti1er
tpurhe stpiihen Glo6aipa lln6 ares'
nietDicp gef,lnoen. 8ei ben Soten ban.
belt cs iid Inn oelltid)e 8ai,ern aus
shrimm l,nb Santomiidel, Die bon
ieineroeit siriidflutenoen polniiden
sol3aten eridoiien tpor0en ieien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
A6lkerbunn sagt kampf an


@eqenipGrtig miro in 8enf ipieber
Diel aereoet iiber Wfittrn Ser Ser.
einrqten Staatcn in Sanftlpnen ae,
gen a'uBlano aber Der @rfolg miro
lpo5l a,lsbIeibcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Deuelas fairbanen
erliest Rer3ihlae
Gilmidnnipieler mar crit
55 Sabre aft

SoIpmoob, Gal. Sn ieinem Seint
am Styonbe bon Santa Monica Itarb
l,nc,iportet an einem Ser5ihIag Ser
bonn iiiaen Slim ber befannte Ipug-
!as ,Sairbanfs CT.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14

.
Montebibeo, 1trmamab. anrs
mad, Nitteruadjt traf Der bent.
id,e @eianbte in ltrnsnas, Ctto
2anamann, i'm 9afen BON Mun.
tepioep elm, nm eine Snternie.
rhma bes beatiden sdladtidif.
fes fir Die 9aner bes &rieaes
sn rereinbarem. Gem sdjiff ipar
es nidt m6elih nadj "a Stmn.
ben mad bem Seeredt mieber
aussnlanfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14

8raf Spee" 1tteegeben, boh itbeint
6iefc MeIoitng faIih au iein, cber oie.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
MiroW Air Service
 Activities

Tuesday, Pilot Jefford left for Fairbanks with 8 passengers in the Model A Stinson and will return Wednesday afternoon.
 Pilot Martin to Solomon to pick two passengers Then to American Creek with freight & passengers. Tn the afternoon left for Council to take John Ost and freight to that place.
 Wednesday, Pilot Mirow in the small Stinson for Council with Axel Johnson and Alex Oracle & freight for the different dredg- ing companies.
 A trip is scheduled for Teller this afternoon to bring in five passengers.
 Pilot Jefford returned this al ternoon with four passengers from Fairbanks and the U S mail also express for points north.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

this morning via Teller and Macklin. MT and Mrs John Kan ari were passengers to Nome.
 This afternoon Sig left for Fay Tor, Rainbow. Coffee Creek and Bunker Hill.
 Yesterday Frank Whaley made two trips to Noxapaga and Cof fee CT stopping at. Fox Bar Two loads of freigft were taken from Rainbow to Coffee CT. Pas sengers were Mrs F Whaley, Brownie Whaley, s Montague, Ed Bellows and R Ball all for Nome from Rainbow. Ed Hoven Coffee CT to Fox Bar. This morn ing Whaley left for Pilgrim Springs via Bunker Hill and Cof fee CT with Bill Anderson for Bunker Hill and Sister Mary Sharvet for Pilgrim Springs.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
NEWS ITEMS
BUREAU OF CENSUS
 WESTERN CHIEF HERE

D. R. Hammack, western Stat es and Alaska census supervisor arrived in Nome via PAA plane from Fairbanks Monday to set up an organization for handling the 1940 census in the Second Division.
 MT. Hammack has appointed J. P. Anderson of Juneau as dir ector of the Alaska census with headquarters at Juneau. MT, An derson has served the Territory previously as a member of the Alaska Legislature in 1887 and 1889. An assistant census direct or for this division is to be ap- pointed shortly also few enum orators for certain areas not al ready covered.
 The Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Territorial School Board and the Reindeer service are cooper ating with the Bureau of the Census in the counting of noses in most of the outlying districts especially along the Arctic slope
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

As you will notice by the ad- vertisement on page one, the Me Duffy Mines Inc. is sponsoring a public meeting at the City Hall this evening.
 The meeting will convene at 8 pm. At that time several speak CTS will report on thee history and development of the gold quartz properties owned by this company. situated about 2l miles from Nome.
 Originally owned by two or three partners, the articles of in corporation were recently ap- piled for and granted. This prom ises to be one more step for ward in the development of quartz properties in the Nome section-a development which is sorely needed by the Nome sec ton, as a propducer the year round.
 Any and all those who are in terested in quartz development have been invited to attend this evenings meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
Wien AirIines
 Activities

Yesterday Sig Wien made a flight to Teller and Deering via Noapaga. Glenn Briggs was a passenger to Deering from Teller The return to Nome was made via Noxapaga, Taylor and Coffee Creek with Harvey Grant and Jules Gunderson. Cy Wallin was taken to Deerlng.
 In the afternoon Sig left for Deering and Shishmaref with Glenn Briggs returning to Nome
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

Alex AShenfelter, charged with murder in the second de- gree, entered plea of guilty this morning before Judge J H s Morrison of the District Court, to manslaughter.
 Upon recommendations of Dis trict Attorney Clasby, Ashen- felter was sentenced to the pen itentiary for a term of 10 years
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

Territorial Treasurer Oscar G. Olson who was an arriving pas senger by plane from Fairbanks Tuesday, left Nome today for Deering and Kotzebue.
 He is making a business trip to the Second Division in connec tion with his duties as Territor- ial Treasurer.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

The PAA Electra arrived Nome yesterday with 78 pounds of mail and passengers: Florence Paul for Ruby, Oscar Olson, DIR. Hammack and Lieutenant We'll ing. On the return trip to Fair banks the plane carried Emil Schmidt, Steve Homan and D. Mclean.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

Toby Mike, sixteen year old Eskimo boy, pied guilty this morning in the District Court to a charge of assault with a dan gerous weapon. He was sentenc ed to serve five years in the re- form school, by Judge J H s Morrison.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

The local office of the Pacific Alaska Airways was advised to day that there would be no reg ular plane from Fairbanks to Nome Thursday, due to the fact that the plane is weather bound at Whitehorse.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

The Grand Jury today complet ed it's report to the U s District Court, and was dismissed from further duty. The report includ ed two true bills. These were the only cases reported on.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-01
OAKLAND WILL BE BETTER
LIGHTED IN THE FUTURE
Proposition Will Give Town More
Light For Same Amount
Of Money

A reduction in rate for electric cur
rent has been proposed by the West
Maryland Power company to the
Mayor and Town Council of Oakland,
which would be applicable to giving
the town more light for the same
amount of money, but which could not
be used to reduce the monthly bill.
The matter was presented at spe-
cial meeting Of the Town Council on
Monday evening and action on the
matter will be taken at the regular
meeting on Monday evening.
The proposition would give the town
SO 250-Watt lights instead of 100
Watt lights now in use, and in adj
dition would give 7 400-Watt and 10
600-Watt lights in the business Sec
ton. This would give Second street,
from the William-James hotel to the
railroad crossing, Third street, Alder
street and Green street, in the bust
ness section, almost great white
way" at no additional cost to the town,
according to those who have looked
over the proposition.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-01
SHORT COURSE FOR RURAL
WOMEN TO BE JUNE 12-17
AT Least Fifteen Planning To At
tend From County Clubs

At least fifteen women from Gar
rett County Homemakers clubs will
attend the Rural Women's Short
Course, to be held at the University
of Maryland from June IL to II, it
was announced by Miss Mildred Bar
ton, Home Demonstration Agent.
The largest enrolment of women in
history is expected at College Park,
Miss Venia M. Kellar, assistant direc-
tor of the Extension Service, has an
nounced. Eight hundred women are
expected
The theme of the course will be
"Wider Horizons" A long list of in
teresting and outstanding speakers
will participate in the weeks program.
Courses during the week will be Of
fered in music appreciation, public
speaking, parliamentary law, cloth
ing, foods and nutrition, home fur
nishing, house management, approved
English, child development and par
entail education, landscape gardening,
leadership development, poultry, rec
reation and All leader training.
Those expecting to attend from this
county include Mrs. c. C. Beachy, Mrs.
Silas C. Beachy, Mrs. Kermit Glos-
felty, Bittinger; Mrs. Ernest Town
shend and Mrs. Harry Friend, Oak
land; Mrs. Harold Miller, Grantsville;
Mrs. Zelda Gnegy, Mountain Lake
Park; Mrs. L. W. Duling, Mrs. An
thony Strimel, Mrs. Leslie Ryan, Mrs.
Mary Grimes Willis, Kempton; Mrs.
Ora Kimble, Mrs. Delma Arnold, Mrs.
L. C. Hutson, Mrs. Frances Smith,
Kitzmiller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-01
w. V. U. MUSIC STAFF is
ON FESTIVAL PROGRAM
To Render Numbers Friday, July
Z, In Park Amphitheatre

The staff of the music department of
West Virginia University, Morgan
town, will render a program on Fri
day, July 7, in the amphitheatre at the
Park in connection with the Mountain
Choir Festivals sixth season, it was
announced by Rev. Felix Robinson,
festival director
Prof. Frank Cuthbert will sing two
groups of songs, accompanied by Mrs.
E. McWhorter. Prof. Volney Shep-
perd will play piano group and Prof.
Kenneth Wood a group for the violin.
This group of musicians has ap-
peared in numerous cities and is eX-
pected to be one of the outstanding
programs ever presented at the festi-
val.
Rev. Robinson announced that while
in Arthurdale last week he had invited
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt to attend the
festival and that she was planning to
do so, expecting to let the festival as
ISOLATION know definitely within the
next few days. Congressman Jennings
Randolph, of West Virginia, men,
Der of the advisory committee of the
festival, has extended the invitation
officially to Mrs. Roosevelt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-01
w. w. DAWSON REELECTED
HEAD OF SCHOOL BOARD
Many Matters Are Taken Up At
Meeting OF Body Yesterday

At the annual meeting of the Board
of Education of Garrett county yes
terday afternoon, Walter W. Dawson
was reelected as president of the board
for the ensuing year. Walter W. Saw
age was continued as its vice-presi-
dent.
designations were accepted from
the following teachers, which will be
effective at the close of the present
term of school: Helen B. Hoopengard
ner, Swanton; Helen S. Evans, of
Friendsville; Frieda H. Martin, Acct
dent; Grace E. Speicher, Accident;
Mary J. Porter, Hoyes Run; Raymond
w. Long, Kitzmiller high school.
Trustees were appointed for all
schools throughout the county. The list
in full will be published in The Repub-
lican next Thursday.
F. E. Rathbun, county superinten-
dent, reported that the Shook Shop
school, few miles east of Loeb
Lynn, on the German road, had been
closed May and pupils transport
ed to Loeb Lynn.
A statement submitted by the treas
urer of the board of funds received and
disbursed for the construction of the
school building at Grantsville in 1887,
showed receipts of S38,852.78 from the
Public Works Administration; $780,
464.O4, Board of Education; $13,913,-
As, Board of County Commissioners;
$500, electric light company; 500,
contractor; $44.48, interest on account
in bank, making total received and
disbursed $85,474.75.
The board approved the school cal
endar for 1939-1940, calling for open
ing of schools on Tuesday, September
5, with one-day teachers meeting in
Oakland on Friday, September Is.
Mr.. Rathbun recommended to the
Board the appointment of Smith and
May, Baltimore, as architects to pre-
pare plans and specifications for new
two-room school building to be built
at Bloomington this year in accord
ance with an Act of the General AS
sembly of Maryland of 1889.
The Board authorized the County
Superintendent to sell the abandoned
Walnut Bottom school building, Dis
trict No. l, which has not been in use
as a school since 1881.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-01
Eight Employed On Two
School Construction Projects

Fifty-eight wage earners were en-
ployed last week on the construction
site of the Oakland and Kitzmiller
schools, according to John B. O'Don-
nell, resident public works admins
tration engineer, as the two additions
progress toward completion. Erection
of the $85,92O project is made possible
by local funds amounting to $46,256,
and a PWA grant of $38,664.
Fifteen trades are represented in
the construction work, including car
penters, brick layers, plumbers, steam
filters, electricians, sheet metal work
ers, water proofers, roofers, plaster
ers, metal fathers, painters, cement
fnishers, bod carriers, iron workers
and GLACIERS.