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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

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len, Heoetouren oltrd alle Staatel'
5l1 ,naden Seridieoene 8ereinigun=
gen baben iid gebiloet, l.rn babin 81.
arbeitel1, ,lnier 9ano BON, el.ropai-
.i6en Gonflift llno beiien perbcrbliden
Jolselt fern5ubalten. saen poran
iteDt oas uNmerican 5irIt Commit
tee. Giner Ser lofolen @oriisenoen
ser Stabt Cincinnati fat ertldrt:
+ uGas 8oblergebell bon 100000
600 sllnerifanern erioroert es, oaB
mir lit bieIen fritiid)en Sagen Har
oenfen, obne @oreingenommenbeit,
obne Surbt un6 obne 8orllrteil oie
sadlase beurteilen ,.no itets BON
Dem @nnid beleelt iino, bas gu tlln,'
mas Mlnerifa aitm 8elten bient.
.gor alle milt es notipenoig, baB,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

Auf tait aaen llniperlitaten oes
2anoes iino Srganiiationen 5um iel-
ben 3wed sebiloet tporbeu. 9ie 3ielc
bieier uSraani5otion College: Men
for 9efenie Jirit' iino in ,folgcnocn
grflarllngen nieoergelegt: -
+: u8ir iino eir aomitee bon Uni.
periitatsitl,oenten; Sic i'm Sale zines
arieges gum &antpiell bereit iino,
aber oie >slnlid)t pertreten, bab oie
amerifoniibe 9elnofratie MIR ouf
folgenbe 8eiie erbalten peroen fa,ln:
1. Snoem iuir cine ltnitbernino-
li6e rationale Serteioigung auf-
q ballen ltno
2. Snoem mir aus bem 2rieg
in europa bleiben.
!. "8ir iino fiir 1ueitere Silfe fir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
Mittiuudj, Sen 26. MGrs 194t

Sic Seffentlidfeit ii6er ane gorg0nse
genau inforntiert tpirb. 3u oieiem
3tped miro bas bieitge aapitel bes
,,&merica Strit" &omitees nnS 700
iiber oas eanae 2ano nerteilte 9apitel
Snfor1nation erteilen, lpelde Ii6 NIT
Ser alslanoiiden Bolitit befabt.
uDas ,Nmertca Girit' &onlitee miro
audi periudell @elegeubeit su bietelL
oamtt'> patriotiide Imerifaner, nelde
Die anftdt pertreten, baB mir aus
bent iesisen arieg bleiben, ibrer An>
fiht offentlib &usornd geben fon.
men," =,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
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gerganeenen II. Mdrs 1T IN 2oln
a. Mb. aaroinals sgr5biidof Dr. aarl
ssoiepb SdnIte bon a0ln i'm alter
BON SO Sabren infolge zines Ser.
anfalls aus oent seben geidieoen. ),
2droinaI sd,tlte nor befdnnt fiir
feline Mrbeit i,t Der fatboliiden @e>
iuerfihaft aftsbeinea,,ng INTO firbItden
Notwithstanding in, irba,-
ftrieIlen MbeinIanb, III oem ct a,,fges
iuabien mar. Sim II. Septenrber
1871 dis Sobn zines @utspddters
in 0eoinsen, Beitfalen, seboret,, muir
De ct aIs Sunse nod giien gebradt,
als fein 8ater bort Arbeit IN ben
arupp- -8erfen ii6ernabm. 5pater be-
fnbte er bas giiener @pnuaiiltll1 nno
ftnoierte Damn on oen ltniperIitaten
Bonn un6 0eiinIter lino a1n YrieIter-
fenlil,ar IN Baoerborn. slm 22iten
Mar5 1896 empfing er sic fl. 9rie-
fteriueibe linb ipirfte in Ser 5olge Bis
1901 als gifar IN @itten d. 8. 3ubr
ltilo 5ngleid als &eligionslebrer aln
Nealgpmnaiinm baielbit. 1901 bis
1908 mar <r &epetent am gplleeiluu
SeoniMtn IN 8aoerborn uno BON 1908
bis 1906 am biiboflihen Yriefter.
fentinar. SSnt Sabre 1908 in Eiibin-
gen gum Dpftor Ser SbeoIosie pro.
tnoDiert, ibernabnl er 1906 bie 9ro<
feiinr oes &ir6enredts an ser S6e.
ologiiden 5afnltdt in Yaoerborn ,.no
tpuroe am 10. Mara 1910 oils 8iidof
bon Haoerborn intbroniitert. 3ebn
Sabre ipater erfolete feline @rpdb-
lung gum gr5biidof bon aoln unb
1921 feline @rbebung aum &aroinal.
3t ben firdeniGriftli6en Mrbeiten
oes peritorbenen aaroinals eeboren
ais befannteite vSbeoboret pon Cirrus
ais Mpoloeet' (19O4) ,no ,;9er
Mobernismus' (t9O8). ( @r iuar
Mitbegriinoer ,lno bon 1903 bis 1910
Seral.sseber Ser 3eitidrift ,;Ebeolo-
gle ,,nb @laube". ~:.s..-.
SIM 8eltfrieg ma6te iid Ser per-
etpigte 8ir6enfiirit our6 @riinoung
Ser ariegsbilfsitelle in 8aoerborn nm
Die 'ariegsgefane Siiroiorse per-
eient. SIM iebigen ariege trat er 5ll=
lebt NIT elmer Grfldrrlng bonn g.. Suli
1910 berpor, in Der er H.. a. 5llat
@ebet llno 5ur Mnsoaller in sen Ga
gen barter Briifllne al,fforoerte. ~, ..,..-
SSr gut l,nterridteten fatbolii6en
2reiien in Berlin bieB es, oaB aon-
rao bon Hrepiina Der 8iidof bon
Berlin, als losilder 9a0folser oes
DerItorbeneit airdenfiiriten betra6tet
meroe ...z III. .-.~ :. =.
g8ie Ser uWanoerer" aus pripater
.aneae erfabrt, lit Gr56iid)of aaspar
&leiu BON Hnnerbprn nm 26 ccSnnltnr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

@nglanS, lolange bos nidt pcrpief-
lung in SEN europdiiden 3rieg be.
oelttet. @ir iino ablol,tt seeen fol-
genoe Sdritte, peld)e nidt an &rieg
erensen, ion0ern tati1hlid aries be-
oeuten:
1. 8ir Iino oasesen, oaB omeri.
faniid)e QriegsIdiffe sl,r 8eglei-
t,mg bon Sanbelsld)iffen benust
tperNen ..
2. 8ir iimo oasesen, SaB ome-
rifaniide Sanbelsidiffe sHareu
nod fricsfiibrenoen 2dnoern briu-
gen. ::.
Man ipri1t unS ldreibt umO pro-
pbc5eit piel uno allerlei iiber Die follt.
menoe ,,nel,c Sronung" in ser @elt;
bon ciner totalitGreu llmlpdl5lma ser
lo5iolen, politii6cn lmo Dfononil0en
@ruuolage in alien Sanocrn ser @clt.
&pnIeroatipe Holitifer ,no StootS.
manner llnlere5 SunHcs befiirmortcn
cin INNER cngercS 3ulanlncnorbcitcu
Ser Ser. Stantcn nit Gnglauo, luo5
bel Diclcn nnlcrer I'M sic 3uflmft
l,nlcrer Gcllpfratic bclprgten Golts.
pertreter slnlnb 5t ernltliben 8eiiird)-
tungen fir Sic llunbbingigfeit lnicrer
Hepnbllf gegcbcn bat. IS miro babel
blnaelpic|en auf Sic unlGue5t III So.-
ronto gequBerte Nuii6t bes britilhen
Miniiters @eralo Campbell, lpelher
anlablid ieiter @rnennl,ng gum Gb-
renooftor Ser 9te6te alf Der llniper-
litdt bon Soronto sic Soffnung aus
lprad), oaB @rob6ritannen, Canada
nno Die Ser. Staatel gelucinl6aftli6
ein s8G ser neuen Sronna nah
Dem ®e 6iloeu iollten. sDieies
A9G beltlnoc, luie ct lid) allsoriidte,
aus I: slmerifn, 9. 9ritaunien, 1,uo
:: CANADA, ciu gleidleitiges 9rcied.
Cine oerartise Gereinigi,ng miiroe,
bon tpelGem @eii6tsplmtt man tie
oltd al1ffalien mag, oils intcrnotiono(e
3nlalnnenar6eit 5u betrodten leiu
llno oie Ser. Staaten mitteu in sic
politilden &erlpiflungcn curop1iid)cr
Folltit perltridcll, cine @rfnbr, Dor
pclder Sic 8riinocr nno Gertcioioer
un'erer 0cnofratie ltets ge,parnt bo.
bcu.
Sn leiler tueiter1l Nusfiibrlmg loa.
te, ipie Campbell ertl1rte, ser s(tlou.
tlld)e S5ean, anItatt llnS 5n trenneu,
ms bereinigen, iooab sic 9fenc @clt
5u elmer innigen Gerbiuoung Res
@eoanfens uno Ser Sat gestpl,nacn
tpilroe. Sas lit Sic ,,relte, ioealiItiihe
Sronung", tpic gn9lano ii1 ooslelbe
11ad oem ariege ertraltmt.
Sa5 amerifaniide &olt bat nab
bent eriten @eltfrieg iid) einltin1nig
gemelgert iid in europdiide SGnoe(
eln5unlilden uno feline Gertretcr ba.
yolterbuno uno -rat abgelebnt. Glue
politilde Serbin0ung lnieres 2anNes
nit Der elmer ellropdildcn Station
tpare ein Serrat al llnierer ireiell, ,,l,-
obbangigen &epublif ,mo an ser @e.
ldibte lnleres 2anoes. @ir tp1ren
olreft llno 1,nlnittelbar in alle flint.
tlgen - unallsbleibliden - &riege
pertpidelt. 9as amerifaniide 8olt lit
fir 0ie neue N8G- -Sr6n,nu 6es Cir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

itabt, einidlieblid bes Bapites, tuer.
oen oabott betroffelt. Seoer 9ctpobner
Ser 8atifanitaot erbdlt It,. a. nur
S.5 ltn5en 5leiid pro Gag ,no atuei
fleine 2ai6e grot; ein Btertel Bfunb
8,ttter tpGdentltb .1tno 4.5 llnsen
3uder pro Monat. Il & -
Sir sic unabba,,si9feit: s,,nb 6rei-
belt ,tnieres 2anoes baben ei,,e sln-
sabl ,,nierer 8oltspertreter belbloi.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

1ie ans Ser 8atifanitabt beridtet
miro, lit I'M 8atifan cine sfationie-
rllns Der Nabrl,ngsmittcl eingefiibrt
luoroen. Aae gemobner Der 0atifan.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

8ie Ser .8anoerer" aus pripater.
Aneae erfabrt, lit @r5biidof aaspar.
&lein bon 8aoerborn an 26. Sanltar
i'm 76. Sabre ieines 2ebens geltor-
ben. 4arbinal Sdulte> iein @orean=
ger mar sur 9eeroiellng in 9aber-.
born. .-.. ...-
Evening star., 1941-12-01
serving the rest Of his sentence on
his Federal convictions.
CAnvIctA6 With Tvn AiAAa

serving the rest Of his sentence on
his Federal convictions.
Convicted With Two Aides.
After the conviction OF Lepke.
reached after four and one-half
hours Of deliberation, and two
henchmen, Louis Capone and
Emanuel tMendV Weiss. Brooklyn
District Attorney william ODwyer
said:
IT the verdict Is sustained I
think it'll be necessary to have the
President pardon him drom his for
mer crimes, notably 14-year mar
cotics rap and turn him over to
the custody of the State"
Sources close to Lepke, who once
had q price Of $4,000 on his head
as a fugitive from justice, said he
would tight his case right up to the
United States Supreme Court and
the White House, and court at
taches estimated such 4 procedure
would keep him alive for at least
two, and possibly three years.
An attorney in the murder case
said Lepke would apply to Federal
Court here for habeas corpus writ
to block his removal from Federal
Prison to the States death house
in Ossining, then. If denied, appeal
to the Circuit Court of Appeals
and eventually to the Supreme
Court.
Chapman Case Is Precedent.
These legal moves would be SIM
liar to those taken by Gerald Chap
man, notorious bank robber who
Evening star., 1941-12-01

was hanged in 1926 in Connecti-
cuts State Prison at Wethersfleld
for numbering a policeman while
escaping from Atlanta Penitentiary
on a mail robbery charge. In that
case, President Coolidge commuted
the mail robbery sentence 50 that
Chapman could be turned over to
the State OF Connecticut.
In the Buchalter case, Rosen, q
small-timer who was about to talk,
was quieted forever by II bullets
fired at close range by a trio re-
ferred to by Assistant District At
torney Burton B. Turkus as:
g. Buchalter, the boss, car Of
an industrial racket with q half
million take Capone, the man
behind the scenes. who directed
the crime Weiss, who fired the
fatal shot"
Minor burglary put Lepke in Con-
necticut's Cheshire Reformatory Just
after he reached his majority, and
Evening star., 1941-12-01
White House Action
May Be Required
To Execute lepke
Rocketeer Hopes to Serve
Time for Other Crimes
And Cheut Murder Verdict

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE fate of
an East Side punk-Louis Nspke)
Buchalter, who flounted the law for
three decades to chisel himself .
half million . year from small busi-
nessmen-today was Did virtually
in the lap Of the President of the
United States.
Already serving a 44-years-to-life
sentence for various crimes, the a.
year -old one-time big shot rack
eteer was found guilty early yester-
day Of the murder of Joseph Rosen,
Brooklyn candy store owner, but his
ace In the hole was this:
Before he can be electrocuted in
New York's Sing Sing Prison death
house he hopes to cheat the Kings
County jury's verdict Df guilty by
Evening star., 1941-12-01
AMERICAS AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

country was ever armed beforel
Plymouth is playing it's part, of course TheNo.
car of the great Chrysler Corporation, Plym-
outh is constantly diverting machines and man
power to feed the busy assembly lines of tanks,
bombers, guns and army vehicles.
Full Speed Ahead!
Plymouth's and Chrysler Corporations many
'defense jobs are going forward rapidly
all tracks cleared for them!
The limited number of Plymouth cars now
being produced for needed civilian transporta-
ton actually helps the defense program.
All parts of the huge production machine
must be kept moving and cars help keep it
going; help keep the overall machine organized;
help keep intact and on call the skilled talents
Evening star., 1941-12-01
O. P. N. Asks Public
To Economic on
YuIe WroppinUs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
With a Christmas shopping
season Of unprecedented pro-
portions" in view, the once Of
Production Management asked
retailers and citizens today to
economic on gift boxes, tissue,
wrapping paper and similar
paper materials.
Lessing j. Rosenwald. chief
OF the OF. M. Industrial Con-
servation ~Bureau, said in a
statement that compliance with
the emergency request" would
help defense ofncials to provide
adequate supplies for essential
civilian as well Is defense
needs.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

from there he went on to become
q racketeer and master mind of
. $4,000 900 narcotic ring, then
. prisoner and convict, dowdy OF
hair and dress and finished" In
the eyes of the law.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
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S6rs Up Lazy
Liver Bile

Right Way To Relieve Constipation
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Olive Tablets, being purely ssssabls,
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also help elimination. Get box TODAY.
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Evening star., 1941-12-01
Music Critic Dies

NEW YORK, Dec. R).-Gran-
vile Vernon. 56, critic for the Com
monweal and formerly music
critic for the Herald Tribune and
editor of the Dial Press, died last
night of q heart attack A native
of Newport, r. l., he was graduated
from Harvard in 1903.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

French Indo- China now has over
$4,000 Chinese and about 4l,0O0
wrench.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

South Africa is spending nearly
$500, 900 900 on national defense.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Chalk Used for Cosmetics

Women of England are using bill
lard chalk rs substitute for EVE
shadow, which, like face powder,
hpstick and vanishing cream, has
become very scarce.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

loan" today to finance the purcnas'
by the government Of half OF Inc
1s41-42 cotton crop. Britain na'
bought the remainder.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

South Africa's new $40, 900 900 steel
nlant will employ nearly 10000 men.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-20
Skunks Invade High School; Three Are
Thrown For Loss; Victory Is Not Sweet

skunk amys apparent desire for education at least
passion to be educated people, not received with much
enthusiasm at the Oakland high school, by it's principal F. D.
Be teachers pupils custodian and the latter George
Yelling fell the responsibility of informing said family that their
absence requested.
Recently it discovered that the nqustive animals had
ound venator into which they could crawl which between
the first floor and the basement ceiling place spend the
winter
Foragng for food they ventued to neghborng places just
the other evening Julius Ltman travelling the alley from his
house. had groundhog He chase and the animal
under He Unanswered it from under the to it
but through the glow of electric light he finally the
revealing white fur which proclaimed not grounding but
skunkand then his turn Fortunately he
successful
But the high school authorities busy That is they got
busy and issued orders the custodian Two traps set inside
the ventilator The box is follows
First night-nothing
Second night-a neghborhood cat.
Third might've skUnkS.
Fourth night-zero
Fifth night-another skunk.
Total to date-three skunks cat and unmeasured
The high school students have val
anty tried smell for the past few days. but the
ory-and the aroma-lngers
Just ask George.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-20
Jaycee Directors Meet

At meeting of the directors of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce last
night Lewis r. Jones was named as
national committeeman, to keep in
touch with all meetings and activities
of the national association. With this
appointment he also becomes one of
the directors of the state organization.
The directors also decided to have
its hospital committee meet with sim
liar committees from other service
organizations next Wednesday eve
ming to talk over the possibilities of
obtaining a hospital in Oakland. C.
l.. Briner, Jr., president, said it was
planned to have someone here who
could give them much needed infor-
nation about such project.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-20
Oakland Boy Scouts
Making Application
For Sea Scout Patrol

With its base camp located on Deep
Creek Lake, troop No. 81 Oakland
troop No. y, Boy Scouts of America,
has made application to national
scout headquarters for a Sea Scout
patrol, through Ray C. Lalor, scout
executive of the Potomac Council.
The patrol, sponsored by citizens
group, comprises twelve members, six
of whom are Star scouts and four Life
scouts. Howard Naylor is scoutmaster.
Members are James Bell, Robert
Bittle, DeCorsey Bolden, John Fitz-
water, Jr., Lynn Grant, Lewis Naylor,
Kenneth Ridder, Robert Rudy, Fred
Sharps, Robert Sincell, Robert Stew
enson and Harold Stockslager.
The application for Sea Scout pa
troll is the first of its kind in the Po-
tomac council.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-20
Civic Club Plans Tea to Honor
Red Cross Workers

The Oakland Civic club, at it's next
meeting on Tuesday afternoon, March
rs, at 2:30, plans to honor those who
have been assisting the Red Cross in
making garments for war refugees.
They are having a tea in the home
economics building of the high school
and are inviting particularly all work
ers in the Red Cross who have been
assisting by cutting, sewing or knit
ting garments.
The workers have completed their
first quota of 20 layettes which are
being packed and have practically
finished their second quota of 80.
A program for the meeting is be-
ing arranged
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-20
Prominent Clubwoman
Will Address A Joint
Service Club Meeting
Date of Meeting Will Be An
nOunced Next Week by Rev.
Felix Robinson

Mrs. James Hooper Dorsey, prom
inent clubwoman of Baltimore, will
make an address at specially called
meeting of the Joint Service Clubs of
Oakland, it was announced yesterday
by Rev. Felix G. Robinson. Mrs. Dor
sey is secretary treasurer of the
Maryland Forest and Park Associa-
ton, which is a volunteer organiza-
ton comprised of citizens from every
community in the State. She is said
to be brilliant speaker. Her address
at the Mountain Choir Festival din
ner in Baltimore in February was
well received.
The purpose of Mrs. Dorsey's visit,
according to Rev. Robinson, is in the
nature of reporting the summer pro-
gram of the Maryland Forest and
Park Association, particularly as it
affects Garrett county. The associa-
ton is planning for its major project
this summer a pilgrimage to Garrett
county the weekend of August 9 and
10. The pilgrimage plans to visit the
recreational areas after which it will
hold program in the amphitheatre
Saturday evening, August 8. The fol-
lowing day the pilgrimage will attend
the Folk Festival, which is one of the
programs Of the newly restored Chau-
tauqua season being sponsored by the
Mountain Choir Festival Association.
The date and place of the meeting
will be announced in next weeks is
sue, Rev. Robinson said. The Service
Clubs invited to participate in the
meeting are Rotary, Lions, the Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce, the Civic
club and the Business and Profession
al Women's club.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-20
Meetings To Plan
1911 AAA Program
Continue In County

Meetings throughout the county to
acquaint farmers with the 1871 agri-
cultural conservation program, which
were announced last week by John H
Carter, county agent, will continue
until April 7.
Meetings already have been held at
Grantsville, Accident and Friendsville
and one is scheduled for this evening
at the Swanton school.
Other meetings are as follows:
Sunnyside Grange hall, March 81.
Sang Run school, March "a.
Ryan's Glade Grange hall, March 20
Avilton school, March 27.
Bittinger school, March %.
Union Grove church, March 81.
Asher Glade school, April /.
Chestnut Grove school, April 2.
Red Oak school, April 8.
Selbysport school, April 7.
Meetings have been well attended
but not to the extent they were last
year, Mr.. Carter stated, but this was
attributed mostly to weather condi-
tions. Those who have missed the
meetings in their localities may at
tend any of the other meetings most
convenient, or the farm plan can be
filled in at the county agents office
during regular office hours.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-20
BIO. WILLCEASE
OPERATING ROAD
TO FRIENDSVILLE
Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion Overrules Coal Com
pany Protest

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion in Washington, D. c., last Thurs
day authorized the Confluence and
Oakland Raiload company, which is
leased by the Baltimore and Ohio, to
abandon its line extending 1879 miles
from Confluence and Oakland juno
ton, Pa, to Kendall, Md, near
Friendsville, to make way for flood
control project.
The War Department has selected
site on the line for a dam across the
Youghiogheny river. This unit is one
of six to be constructed. Work is
scheduled to begin in April and con-
tinue for about three years. When at
full elevation, the reservoir will in
undate about twelve miles of the line
from the dam site to a point up
stream near Friendsville.
In authorizing the abandonment,
the commission said service now being
performed could be continued only by
relocation of the line.
The cost of relocating the line has
been estimated as high as $2,519,OOO
The Public Service Commission of
Maryland and the Mccullough Coal
Corporation opposed the abandon
ment. The coal company said it would
be deprived of direct rail connections.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-20
EXTREME CARE in use OF
FIRE In WOODS is URGED
State Forestry Department Pre-
pares For Opening of Fire
Season; Towers to Open

State forestry employees were as
signed to forest fire duty in several
sections of the state yesterday by F.
W. Besley, State forester, who at the
same time called upon the people of
Maryland to use extreme care in the
use of fire during the next five or six
weeks.
Curtailed funds have made it i'm
possible to employ the usual person
mel to cope with the spring forest fire
menace or to supply the forest war
dens with pumps and tools for fire
fighting, according to Mr.. Besley, and
for that reason full cooperation of the
public is urged
There will be no danger of forest
fires in this county until the snow
leaves. Eight forest fires occurred
this week in several other counties,
one burning 65 acres. Lookout towers
in this section will not be opened until
next week and some may close early
due to lack of funds.
Mr.. Besley said there would also be
a shortage of forest guards for inves-
tigating smokes and fighting fires,
only fifteen being employed for a
limited period. Previously there were
as many as 40 to as guards. One for
est guard will be employed at Kitz-
miller, this county, for about six
weeks. Mr.. Besley explained that one
of the important functions of forest
guards is to contact persons making
campfires, burning debris and max
ing other use of fire in order to en-
courage proper precautions and pre-
vention of forest fires.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-20
Kimble Not a Candidate

State Senator Robert B. Kimble,
Allegany county Republican, an
nounced yesterday at Annapolis that
he would not be a candidate to sue
coed the late Rep. w. D. Byron, of
Washington county, but that he would
support A. Charles Stewart, of Frost
burg, for the Republican nomination.
A successor to Byron will be chosen
at a special election, the date of
which will be set by Governor O'Conor
after the Democratic and Republican
State Central committees select their
nominees.