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Evening star., 1942-05-26
D. c. Lucky Town, SuvoId Wants Joe Here

says at Louis He probably won't get It.
Before promoter
wants Louis do much fighting with gloves When
get again. said put him in with somebody
chance-m big fight" This fidnt sound Savod
Tami Murie6 fit the description And
except they comprise the top
-MaurieLo might in
Anyway thoughts involving
wants him here Washington
lucky explained We didn't suggest that town
is is in the other
Washington Savold fight it will surprise
the great shows last Saturday when
championship cadets paraded Yankee
Nat night 9-on $500
influential folks behind the affair and the
which worked the only logical conclusion to
draw people professional
simply holding do-re-mi they've until
Moeenthau Congress make their minds how much of
dollar
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Anglers Pool Cars
To Keep Up Sport
BY the Associated Pre-

BY the Associated Press.
GOODING, Idaho, May 26.-
The fisherman with worn-out
tires won't have to do all his
fly casting in the back yard.
The anglers post their cars and
destinations in a cigar store.
Grounded fishermen make their
contacts through the bulletin
service and enjoy their sport,
Just like In the old days.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Louis Won't Be Meeting Nova Soon

Getting reasonably close all the and
enough 1t
mentioned times when Nova seemed to have
although both warriors adionaly
in that they hurt.
fourth" said Savold, "but Bill
(Bll DAILY his manager) made SLOW"
mubled the battered bleed
ing eyes Of his "I could
vision" 1t Is? You
of form opinion of your
ideas Of fighting Louis again
possibly going good heavyweight he
the from the beginning 1t
a but fighter he
is strictly taiornade.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Holy Cross Is Hard Hit

Graduation and enlistments have
dealt a blow to varsity sports teams
at Holy Cross. Thirty lettermen
have been lost to the Crusaders.
Listed. are II football men, eight
baseball players and seven track
performers.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Michioun Normal Gets By

YPSILANTI, Mich, May 26 tP.-
Michigan Normal nosed out the De-
troit Naval Recruiting Station nine,
80, In Q close baseball game yes
terdAy.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Year ago today - Jimmy
Thomson, KY Laffoon and Bobby
Cruickshank among big name
golfers who failed to qualify in
sectional trials for National Open
golf tournament.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
One for Grand Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 26
P.-Grand Rapids University base
ball team topped Michigan College,
e-6, in a seven-inning game yes
terday.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Pastor Still Blocks Way Louis Bout for Savod Despite O. Over Nova
Win, Lose !:,:.': . o! or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN
Now Thot the BruwI Is Over
By FRANCIS E. STAN.

Now Thut the BrowI Is Over
Somehow the whole story what's wrong with
the boxing business told that little letting
night at Griffith Stadium And the story this
fighters with few exceptions simply anything
the craft
savold avorie After q
points then Savod
eighth round Referee
jagged
didn't tell another punch might permanently
injured the eye"
fellow
left doesn't
Jimmy De Char the
has learned
Evening star., 1942-05-26

Runs batted in--vernon. Early. Esta-
leila, Miles, Valo, Sebert Two-base hits
Chastak Wagnsr stolen ebTs HTssePofsh
fahl to Repass to Vernon. Left on bases
Washington, 9; PHILADELPHIA, 8. Bases on
Struck out-By Hudson. 4; by Marchildon,
g. Hits-Of Marchildon. s in 8 innings:
OF Besse, none in ! inning. Hit by pitch
Wild pitch-Marchildon. Passed ball
Wasner. Losing pitcher--Marchildon. Um-
pirse-MeSsrs. Hubbard, MCGOWAN and
Passarella. Time of game-2:30. At
tendance-11,507.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

SUUTH ATLANIIC LEhUUE.
Charleston, g; Macon, 2.
Columbus, @; Columbia, /.
jacksonville. 2; Savannah. l.
Augusta, 12: Greenville, /.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Petersburg, 6: Staunton, !.
Lynchburg, 6: Staunton, !.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

NO HARD FEELNGSAn idea Of the damage inflicted his
the Ground technical knockout he suffered in the Navy
relief fund boxing program at Griffith Stadium last night is
conveyed battle snapshot Of Nova
e shown with his the unmarked Lee Savold In
the shot alongside Nova ight already badly cut
up, has Just missed wild right-hand swing.
Star A. P. Photos.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Camera and Comiskey Never Learned to Fight

Nova can't help trade calls beder"
taking the
didn't During his called times
good built carefully although
babied
Comkey half others who had and
the blame must the handling
fighters especially havweghs Louis the biggest
drawing card since Dempsey there has been rush
him and before Louis
had business in the ring with Simon Buddy Baer
Dorazio-took their beatings and disappeared
had the right Noas Buddy Chard and
Mamakoses don't themselves They train hard for fight and their
tell them they take the they're lighting
thing having blood spilled
Maybe the aid trainers don't their business Some do
of Jack Blackburn had something to work wihLouisbu
the function bring all
that ability to the
Evening star., 1942-05-26

THREE EYE LEAGUE.
Springfield. 8; Decatur, 9.
Madison, /: waterloo, 10.
Cedar RapidS, 3. Evansville, 9.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Official Score

Batted Cor wallaesa In ninth.
Batted for Besse In ninth.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

(See FIGHT, Page A-14.)
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Entertainers Return
For Benefit Show

Slim Bryant and his Georgia Wild
cats, KDKA entertainers, who gave a
benefit performance at Mt Lake last
month, are returning by request for
another show with entirely new fea-
lures on Friday, September 18.
The entertainment is sponsored
again by Oak Lodge No. 8, l. O. o. F..
and will be held in the Bashford am
phitheatre, Mt Lake Park
The big feature will be a Swingbilly
Wedding with Loppy Bryant as the
bride, Ken Newton as the groom, and
Slim Bryant as the Parson.
There will also be an opportunity
for those in the audience to ask for
their favorite songs to be sung OF
played.
Others in the cast will include Little
Molly, singer, Jerry Wallace, banjoist
There will be no charge to service
men in uniform, it was announced by
w. H. McRobie, noble grand of the
lodge.
The lodge has arranged to award
a $25.O0 U. S. war bond as a door
prize, it was stated this morning.
The Republican., 1942-09-10
LARGE NUMBER ATTENDS
PYTHIAN CELEBRATION
Annual Picnic Held Monday in
City Grove at North Edge of
TOwn-Parade Held at Ten

The twenty-third annual Knights of
Pythias Labor Day picnic attracted
the usual four to five thousand people
to Oakland on Monday and although
several features were curtailed due to
war conditions, the affair was consid-
cred an enjoyable one, particularly for
the many candidates who were max
ing their last appeal for votes.
A slight drizzle in the morning
dampened the spirits of some but the
parade was held nevertheless and con
sisted of the Oakland and Mt Lake
bands, several fire companies and a
number of floats, members of the
lodge and other organizations, and
several young folks on their bicycles,
The crowd followed the parade to
the picnic grounds where many re-
manned until late eva vaning.
The scheduled carnival cancelled its
contract at the last minute on account
of travel difficulties and another one
was substituted which is remaining
for the entire week
Due to war conditions it was impos-
siblc to award an automobile this year
and there were no parade prizes
offered as in former years. The pro-
ceeds of the picnic however, are to be
used to purchase war bonds, it was
stated by lodge officials.
The Republican., 1942-09-10
M'KELDIN AND
O'CONOR WIN
PRIMARY TILTS
McKeIdin Gets Republican NOmi-
nation in LandsIide-O'ConOr
Is Victor by S-to-1 Margin

Governor O'Conor and Theodore R.
McKeldin won landslide victories
Tuesday in the quietest Maryland pri-
mary in years, and Garrett county
kept pace with the rest of the state
in voting for the leaders Of their
ticket
O'Conor held more than an. eight
to-one edge in Garrett county over his
nearest Democratic opponent, Thomas
+. Cook, of Frederick, with a vote of
749 to 8S. Kennedy got 10 votes and
Pcddicord -. McKeldin led w. Pink
ney West, Jr., in the county 1902 to
IT'S, and throughout the state held a
siX-to-onc ratio on the basis Of un-
official returns O'Conor held an
cight-to-one edge over Cook through
out the state.
There was no chance that the votes
yet to be tabulatcd would affect the
gubcmatorial results and even as the
returns came in both candidates be-
gan looking toward the November
baIloting.
With 1,124 polling places out of
1,322 reported the unofficial Demo-
cratic totals were: O'Conor, 1913 800;
Thomas E. Cook. 14,406; John NJ.
Kennedy, 8,115; and Stephen Peddi-
cord, 3,695. The counties gave 64,612
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Council Clears Up
$3,14O Bank Loans
Repays That Sum to Two Oak
land Banks Following Regular
Meeting

The City Council cleared up all
bank loans following the regular
monthly meeting of that body last
night, repaying the sum of $3,l40 to
the Garrett and First National Banks
in Oakland The receipts for August
totaled $6,372.33, and of this amount
$486.96 was for water and $5,643. rs
for taxes
Expenditures totaled $5,176.31 in
Guiding the repayment of the bank
loans and $275 for council salaries
for the first half of 1912. Total re-
ceipts since the fiscal year began were
$21 ,802.24, while expenditures have
been $20,544.75, leaving balance on
hand of $1,24749.
The audit of H. L. Jones and J. NJ
Jarboe, of the clerk-collector's books
was accepted. The auditors declared
the books were neatly kept and that
there was careful attention to detail
and added that thanks were due Mr.
Lawton for his help and courtesy.
Council decided to improve Green
street between Sixth and Eighth
after NJ, r. Maroney and c. L. Briner
had appeared before the organization
The council also granted the request
Of the Board of Education to erect a
new frame warehouse on 8th street
80 by 100 feet.
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Roy and Brann
Chosen by Jaycee
Service Project

Richard Roy and 1t. Dave Brann
were selected by the Jaycccs this week
in continuing their "servicc man
writing project. Their names will be
posted in the three drug stores,
Hamill's, and at Hinebaugh's restau-
rant
Roy is located in a non-commission-
ed officers school in Camp Wheeler,
Ga, while 1t Brann is located in Bos-
ton, Mass. Richard Roy's brother,
Dwight Roy, was selected week or
two ago. He is in Australia.
The Jaycees heard this week from
Laurence Wensel, who was selected
several weeks ago. The letter follows:
81 wish to express my appreciation
for the gifts and messages which were
sent to me. Personally l think your
idea of backing up the boys and let
ting us know we have not been for
gotten is swell one.
81 hope you don't judge my appre-
citation by the length of time it has
been since receiving your package.
"Since don't want to make excuses
| will tell you what have been eX-
periencing the last week or so. Our
company left Dale Mabry field Au-
gust %, the day after receiving the
package, for Orlando, Fla. From there
we came to Waycross, Ga, then to
Greenwood, S. c., and then we finally
set up camp near Greenvillc, S. c.
Since it is just new camp we are
experiencing Army life in the raw
But we can take it.
Tell the Oakland folks to keep up
the good spirit and we will keep EN-
flying.
Respectfully yours,
LAURENCE WENSEL
The Republican., 1942-09-10
SIXTH DISTRICT
REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE BEALL
Allegany County Business Man
To Oppose E. Brooke Lee, Demo
crat, in General Election

Republicans in the Sixth Congress
sional district comprising the counties
of Garrett, Allegany, Washington,
Frederick and Montgomery, on Tues
day nominated j. Glenn Beall, Frost
burg and Cumberland businessman, to
oppose f. Brooke Lee (Democrat) of
Montgomery county in the general
election in November.
Beall, former Allegany county state
senator and former chairman Of the
Maryland State Roads Commission,
took the lead when the first returns
were tabulated early Tuesday night
and his nomination was assured as re
turns continued to come in from the
five counties.
With only twenty of the districts
281 precincts missing Beall held a
5,783 majority over Henry c. Triesler,
of Hagerstown. The vote was Beall
1924; Triesler, 5,541. Garrett county
contributed in this landslide by giving
Beall ,544 votes to 438 for Triesler.
Allegany county gave him 6,523 votes
to 1,120
The one missing precinct in Allie
gany and two in Garrett are almost
sure to return majorities for Beall.
Seven precincts are still missing in
Frederick county and ten in Mont
gomery county.
The vote in 2G1 of 281 precincts
The Republican., 1942-09-10
JONES WINS SENATE NOMINATION
OVER FRALEY; GONDER TOPS HALL
Figures Not Obtained for Two Precincts Less Than Fifty
Percent of Voters Go To Polls

E. Ray Jones, local attorney and former secretary
rather close against Lawrence NJ Fraey mayor
Oakland receive the Republican nomination for
the Primary election Tuesday, while same time
Bernard GOnder having easy victory his opponent
Dr. c. Oscar Hail. for the Democratic
office. The totals for Wentyhree Of twenty-five polling
places gave Jones 1909 Fraey 179 $685. Hall
In spite of last minute pamphlets and other material dis
bued the there less than the usual interest
fest citizens less than so percent going to the polls to
exercise their right of franchise.
Cheson H. Browning and c. Blaine Gessman, two present
county commissioners running for reelection defeated by
safe margins with Jonas w Snes John W. Herman
former commissioner and Walter G. Meyers present clerk
board of commissioners being the Snes high
the group with 1926 in % out of 25 polling places.
The Republican., 1942-09-10
l,O46 STUDENTS
ARE ENROLLED IN
.CITY'S SCHOOLS
Number Slightly Less Than
Last Years Figures-574 in
High and 397 in Elementary

With an enrolment of 1,046 pupils
the Oakland High and Elementary
and the Parochial schools opened on
Tuesday for the nine-months' term of
instruction.
Oakland High school had an enroll
ment of STA, twelve less than last year
when $50 enrolled, according to Foster
D. Bittle. Mr.. Bittle estimated that the
number would be increased by about
fifty before the end of September.
The high school enrolment was di-
vided as follows: seniors: boys 81,
girls So, total 1O5; juniors; boys So,
girls 73, total 1871; sophomores; boys
IA, girls 81, total 161; freshmen; boys
100, girls II, total 1T; total boys 284,
total girls 298, grand total 574.
Elementary Roll Down
At the Oakland Elementary school
there was a total enrolment of 397,
II less than last year at the same
time, according to Merle D. Frantz,
principal.
The enrolment by grades is as fol-
lows: grade 7, SO; grade 6, SO; grade
5, So; grade 4, 50; grade 3, 62; grade
2, So; grade 1, 68.
The Parochial school opened this
week with an enrolment of 75 This
year for the first time the school is
operating its own bus and is bringing
pupils from Hutton, Deer Park, and
surrounding communities, it was an
nounced by the teacher in charge.
Glasses are in full swing today in
all three schools and a number of
school activities other than classroom
work will get under way the first Of
next week in the High and Elementary
schools
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Deer Park Honoring
Those in War Service

Deer Park does not want to be
alone, when it comes to honoring her
boys who have gone to be with the
armed forces She loves every one of
them, and for this reason the mem
bers of the Methodist Sunday School
have decided to place in its church a
Service Flag and Honor Roll to honor
those who have gone from that COM
munity.
Prayers are offered for those in
service, and each Sunday several
names are to be taken from the roll
and special prayers offered for them,
This is not UNCONVENTIONAL. Anyone
having d son, husband or brother
from Deer Park or surrounding COM
munity in the services and who would
like to have his name on the Service
Flag and Honor Roll, to be remcm-
bered in prayer each Sunday, should
send his name, address and that of
the sender to the Service Star Com
mittce of the Methodist Sunday school
at Deer Park.
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Forty-Two Called
For Army Service
On September 18th
Another Call for Similar Number
To Be Made Early in October

Forty-two men are being called for
induction into the armed forces
through the Garrett county Draft
Board, according to a list released by
Harland L. Jones, clerk, this week
Two of these men are transfers
from other boards, and one man,
Clyde Randolph Dahlgren, has already
enlisted in the army air corps.
The men are to leave Oakland on
Friday, September 18, for Baltimore,
for a final examination before induc-
ton. The list includes the following;
Roy Dahlgren, Swanton; Clyde
Randolph Dahlgren, Oakland; Jesse
Raymond Shuttleworth, Oakland;
Woodrow Butler, Grantsville; Roy r.
Lish, Deer Park; Charles Irwin
Swauger, Grantsville; Floyd William
Hartley, Oakland; Willis George
Younkin, Grantsville; Clyde James
Miller, Grantsville; Harley Edward
Dawson, Mt. Lake Park Charles Edi-
son Stanton, Grantsville; Garland
Jerome Roster, Bloomington; Jesse
James Knox, Oakland,
Foster ROLAND Martin. Oakland;
John Yocum BayIiss, Mt. Lake Park;
Maurice Francis TreacY, Oakland;
Garland Okey burst, Jennings; Wood
row Wilson Custer. Grantsvillc; The
odore Ialt Lewis OreIlih; John WIZ
liam wilson Jr' hltzmllIer; Johh
Joseph halcIluilaS' hIIZhiilleI' oIuaIl
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Ploon,;potor
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Mrs. Lawson L. Loar
Gives 100000 To
West Va. Wesleyan

Mrs. Lawson Loar, Clarksburg, has
made public her intention to finance
the building of a music hall upon the
campus of West Virginia Wesleyan
college, at Buckhannon, of design and
size in harmony with the grounds and
other buildings, at cost of approx
mately one hundred thousand dollars.
AS the first step toward the con-
summation Of this plan and as the
first contribution to it, Mrs. Loar on
the same day executed and delivered
to the college a deed for her palatial
home ON Mulberry street in Clarks-
/ burg. This property will be sold by the
college and the proceeds of sale pre-
served until building conditions are
normal, when the plan is to be COM
pleted.
Mr.. Loar died a few years ago
after having given generously of his
fortune to charitable enterprises, not
! only in G., ftOn and CIarksburg,
where he res led, but in other places.
He spent m; ~ thousands of dollars
on Bluemont cemetery in Grafton, for
Identification. He discussed at
length plans to render some helpful
service to boys and girls and after
the death of a daughter Ethel, Mr..
and Mrs. Loar decided that after pay
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Benefit Card Party
BY JayceeS Sept. "a

Ticket sale for the benefit card
party being sponsored by the Oak
land Junior Chamber of Commerce
is going nicely, it was announced this
morning by those in charge.
The party will be held in the Oak.
land Elementary school on Thursday
evening, September "a. The committee
in charge includes Virgil Kelley
Lewis Jones, c. l.. Briner, Jr., and
Emeric Dusic.
Proceeds from the card party will
be used for the benefit of the men in
armed forces.
The Republican., 1942-09-10
-Rtue All Ho@1a Rh. 80.

Walter Russell Bowie tells of letter he received from small
boy who learning write The letter concluded with
these words 81 send you my love hope live all fe
That impressed Doctor Bowie much that he wrote
book with this thought its central theme He entitled the
book "On Being Alive"
Most of not living all our lives. We not getting out
life all that should We about obvious the beauties
nature having but seeing We people and fail tC
the buried in their lives We live little
world experience the thrill of advenung
strange places listen music without really hearing it
Often we are less than half life has offer.
should heed the small boys advice and wake and live
all lives.
The Republican., 1942-09-10

Nelson Brenneman, only men,
Der of the House of Delegates
running for reelection, was sue
cessful in his candidacy along
with Otho S. Fike, former mem
Der of the House, and Jasper c.
Myers. Mr.. Myers polled 1890
votes, while Mr.. Brenneman and
Mr.. Fike polled 1914 and 1899
votes, respectively.
J. Edward Helbig, Deer Park,
running for Treasurer against
Paul NJ. Friend, a present mem
Der of the Board of County Com
missioners, held an almost two
to-one advantage, with two pre-
cincts yet to report, Helbig had
l43 votes and Mr. Friend 854
votes.
George E. Coddington had a
comfortable lead in the race for
Sheriff, with 78l votes, his near
cts opponent being Mark II,
4 n Il
MOON Oh Mouiltalh Lake HafK'
VINO pollea Ola votes
successful cahdlqateS lor
members m Oh the hepuollcan
2Iate ? 0entraI CQmmllIeG were
lester Les blttlngef, " imam u; CaS-
IGel, spencer Graham ana Benz;
II. SincelI. Mr.. CaSteel D0lled
tho I o,,+;ro oIaot;a llD0, ~ 'o'tS t+i III
of C+i' 1o7I ~ + vleCvrol, "!''' " 'oI"l
6ai,1o. W lo'n, ,,o,oma omo p ieOi'io'' lIo' Se'
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The Republican., 1942-09-10
ROULETTE HOLDS SLIGHT
LEAD OVER LEO MILLER
Has Advantage of 63 Votes with
Three Precincts Missing in
Fourth Judicial Circuit

Ellsworth R. Roulette and Leo H.
Miller, both of Hagerstown, are stag
ing a neck and neck race for the Re-
publican nomination for Associate
Judge in the Fourth Judicial circuit.
After trailing since early returns
were received Tuesday night Roulette
took siXty-three vote lead last night
when complete returns were reported
from Washington county. Three pre-
cincts are still missing, one in Allie
gany and two in Garrett.
Garrett county gave Miller 1900
votes as compared to 621 for Roulette.
Miller Roulette
AIlegany GA of 75) 1896 2,672
Garrett (23 of 25)...1,2 200 62l
Wash. (complete) ...1,349 2,914
Totals ............6144 6,2O7
The winner will have as his oppo-
nent in the general election, Judge
Joseph D. Mish.
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Friendsville Man
Is Crushed to Death

R. NJ. Friend, Al, of Friendsville
was instantly killed when he was
crushed under truck which plunged
down an embankment near Union
town, Pa, on Saturday.
Lee R. Harrington, Fayette County
coroner said Friend and a brother
Henry, were returning to their home
after delivering pit posts to a mine
The brother escaped unhurt.
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Old Defenders Day

Saturday, September y, will be
observed as Old Defenders Day. Both
banks of Oakland will close for the
day in observance of the occasion.
The Republican., 1942-09-10
Revolutionary
Soldier Honored

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