davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-07-06
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July p. All deliveries Of
rye advanced the permissible cents e
buShrl daily MAXIMUM within an hour OF
me close toda" on huyir" prompted bv the
prospect that corn cellincs would b. llfted
Traders r"ool'ed urgent short COVERING
and SAID ma even al the sharp advance
r pf'caS offerings failed 20 increase ap-
prcC,ahy
o,'S also advanced INTO new hleh ground
on n stGcug'h Of rye
Nhea, scored good gains In Svmpa ny
win rye and he bread Cerfa IN de
malG by dISiilnNg INTERESTS and -four mills
All deliveries Of rye closed a he cN-
'rcme ops tor he day, OF ; cents above
aS'aTday $ finish. Ju!y. - re-. Septem-
9tl - 100 -whte' gained IS O
jU.r, - 1919. September. : ISL a..
4nG oats N+Er ahead "a to - cents.
WHEAT-Open H.sh. Low. Close
JHIy r.. i"lt -, 4sa. =
Seotember = So 4H7s s7s-49
December 49, 5u7a 49, I 5nt. 6
Mav luas - 5u7s So
OATS
J4Iy r97s .,b!z fn1. -
Seprembor h>ls Z, GSGs ;0rs-ss
De- mDer .h>hs fS>s .u's g..
Nav -p1, ia -ur, -.l,
RYE
IIly Usi, f.''. Z as. l.r.
S-o.cmh"r as, Io's oh'' TO-
&sy "'0T' ,IS's p: jIl5... s.. ii."?II's Is.
Chicaso Cash Market.
Whea.. No = red. So ~. No " mixed
- Corn, no 'ales Oat> No ! white.
ample -Hade white 5oR, Barlry
N al .np. ! l@-!.Ib. nominal, iced. U5-
l", nominal.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
Islands Need Labor

Demand for labor in the Nether-
land West Indies now far exceeds
the supply.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
Baltimore Stocks
Commodity Prices

New York, July 1.-THE Associa ted Press
weighted wholesale prices index of 35 COM
modities today advanced to IO5.91.
Previous day. 1881 week ago. 105 80;
month ago. lO5.34 year ago, 9S.I5
1913. 1912. 1871. la39-4O.
High 1O6s2 1922 a5l@ 1s25
Low 103 45 9554 7T.O3 G37S
n9oS average equals 700,
Evening star., 1943-07-06

ToDAY war work or military service
Il often makes it impossible to give
securities, real estate and other invest
ments tie time and care that they re-
quire. If such is your case, we suggest
that YOU turn these demanding details
over to our Trust Department >. as
Evening star., 1943-07-06
Chairman Names Committees.

James c. Elgin. chairman of the
auditors section of the District
Bankers Association, has appointed
the following committee chairmen
for the coming year:
Program. William F. Orisman
,r.. American Security & Trust Co;
publicity. A. E HenZe, Union Trust
Co: membership Ernest r. Wilson,
Bank of Commerce &: Savings: bud
get. Audley A. p. Savage, National
Savings & Trust. assisted by M. /.
Clements. American Security x
Trust, and J. o. BiclaSkl, Riggs
National
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

llnb aus @emeinbenitteln u1terItiit-
gen, 5. +. oen firblihe1 @enoileni1af.
ten Sen Golfsunterridt gan5 iiberlaf-
len, falls .nidt 20 Samilienoater, Die
idulpflibtise &inber baben, bagegelt
ginlprl1d erbeben. 0ie Ofentliden
2ebrer fonnen bon oen @eneinoen ab@
geiest uno auf 8artegelb (1OO0 ST.
geiest meroen. 0ie slnitellung ser
2ebrer erfolgt auf @rllno zines 9is
plolms, oas our6 Elm gramen eripor=
ben lit; bo6 fann man init @rlaltbnts
Ser Regierung aub ungepriifte 2ebrer-
anltellen. Gem Geligionsunterribt
oarf IN Der S6ule Die erI tie Stelle ein=
gerdlmt lperoe,t menn ii6 sic &C..
meinoe 1peigert, oenlelben in Sen
Stltnbenplan altf5unebmeu ,lnb o,trd
Siener oer Stride erteilen 5l1 la1ien,
10 fann Die &egierung auf Sen @uniA
BON menieitens 20 Sa1nilienpdtern
Die grridtl,ng beionberer Sdulen ge"
itatten. 9ie oberite sluffi6t fiibrt Ser
nnter 8oriit bes llnterribtsminifters
itebenbe, nus 7-9 Mitglieoern bette.
benoe 8olfsbiloungsrat, Dem 18 ge.
5irfs- uno 80 aantoni9ulinipeftor
nnterltelt iiitb.
Inter Dem 2ebrerperional Ser
&ommunali6ulen geborten 103 2eb,
rerinnen, unter Dem ser Bripatidulen
n 2ebrer uno 1860 2ebrerinnen Dem
geiltliden Stanbe an. 8ei ser 8olfss
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

(1S9t) an Snltituten fir oen Sefur1-
bdrunterri6t: 20 f0niglibe atbenaen,
81 fomnunale unb Z pribate Colleges,
79 ltaatlide unb 8 fommllnale uno
tpripate Weittelidulen fit &naben, "a
bobere Staats= uno 5 fon1munale
IMdodeni6ulen. Die 8orbiloung fir
>us bobere Sebramt gei6iebt auf hen
Aormallbulen 5u 2iittib ltnb geipelles
uno IN Der Seftion nor1nale at Gent.
Sir 2ebrerinnen belteben dbnli1e slnr
ltalten in Siittib uno 8riiiiel.
8on BEN bier llniberiitdten 81, 2iit-
.tirb, 2otpen (oie alte murbe 1885
'aufgeboben; bie pof Mebeln errid-
.tete bierbin perleet), Gent uno Brill
lief (1S34 geitiftet) iino Die 5u Gent
.llno 2iitti6 Staatsuniberittdten; 81,
anbern tperoen als ,freie" l1niperit=
tdten be3eidnet (8riiiiel - liberal;
2otpen - fatboliid).
9ie bier Safultaten fms: 8bilo.
iopbie uno 2iteratltr; lnatbe1natiibe,
pbDlifaliibe uno Observation-Disclosures;
Snrisprlloen5; Meoi5in. slusnabm5-
tpeiie beltebt MIR an Der llniperlttat
81. Sonen nod Die Safultdt oer Ibes
ologie. A)fit ben l1niperlit1ten ST.
Gent ltnb 2iittib iinb 5abi6lllen BORT
iiir Waibinenbuu, 8aufa6 uno gbes
mite, bier 8ergbali, Mse6anif uno
gleftrote6nif perblnoen. 4ud) 5u sen
beioen freien llniperiitdten eeboren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

tebnifrbe Spe3ialanltalten. Sic pur=
lnen 1891-92 insgeiamt bon 1920
Stnoenten beirbt. IuBeroem finn
nod oorbanoen: cine Iieraraneiibu.
le Certified; elm Snititut agrieole
(@emblolir) u11b eine slderbauihule
a(Sunl; atpei @artenbani6ulenl; eine
Rrobin5ialbergldule 5u Waons.. eine
.bobere &nnhelsldule au Mntinerpen;
'eine &riegsfhnle fir ben @eneralita6
(BriiiieD, cine WeiIitaridule (Srel
sles3, cine 56ule fir 500 Soloaten:
sfDbne au 2ierre; cine Heitibule 5u
Dpern, S6iffabrtsidulen auS Sitenoe,
Mnttperpell uno Nieuport; srouitrie
.ldulen (1891:56( beionoers an Sem
.negalt unb 8rabant. 8riiiiel bat cine
.f0niglife 4fabetnie ser @iienl6after
in orei abteiluneen: fiir 8iiienIdaft
s2iteratur l,no &1tnlt.
Mnbere, aitBeroroentli6e 5ablrei6f
piiienidaftli6e @eiealdaften fir Sea
stlrpiiieni6aften rnb Meoiain, fir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

!@elo=, @arten= uno Sbltbau, fir Nell;
fit unb Sbeater, 2iteratltr unb &11nlt
'uin. iinb in Ben Brobinaen; bie nte'=
fiten in Slanbern, slnttperpen unS
,8rabant, beionbers in 8riiiiel.
anoere ipiiieni1aftlibe gln1tallten
tiii1o: Sic eroBe fonigli6e 2anoesbiblio-
tibet 5lt griiiiel;; oie 0ffentli6en 8iblio-
tbefen 81 Gent uno 2iittid, bie Unit
periitdtsbibliotbef 5u 2otpen ino al,-
aere: sfuberbem gibts "a itabtifbe
l8ibliotbefen, Die our6fdnittlib mebr|
als $4,000 8dnoe 5dblen. Die fonig-i
licbe Sterntparte 81, ltcele bel Briiiel
Inter oen 9lr1ipen iino Defenders
oas allgen1eine &eid)sar6ip 5m 8riiiiel
'uno oas ser Staot 8riigge berporsu-
beben. gnolib beliet 8riiiiel au1 eilt
Observation-Disclosures Wtuieurn, elm
Muieum Ser @affen, Mltertiimer 11no
Ser Mrtillerie, Elm S6ulmeuleunt. Sir
.&unit uno 2iterutur beIteben iiber 100
Mnitolten in al1en Brobinaen bes
9anoes. Die bauptla6li6lten iitto:
Die fgl. Mfaoemie Ser i6onen &iinite
5lt Inttperpen 8riiiiel rno 2iittid);
oie fgl. blamii1e Mfaoemie 5u Gent
Geit 1850; fir 8ilbung in Der M1-
ftf' brei aonieroatorien 5u 8riiliel,
Siittid) unb Gent NIT unentgeltli6eln
l1nterrtbt auf Staatsfolten.
Ser Sis oes 8udorudes lit baupt-
iablib 8riiiiel. Gs erl1ienen 1891:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
MitttpDd), ben "a. Gebrnar 1943

s390 politifde 3eit,ngen. tpoDoit "a
tdglih ausgegeben mnroen; bon 5ab-
.bI1ttern unb 3eitfdriften 81 fir ST.
snan5meie1, 1O5 fir 2auomirtihaft,
SanneI uno Snouitrie, 455 fir 2ite-
sratur. Miifenihaft littb Gunit.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Die bon
.Brobin5ett unD @eineinoen u,1terbai=
ten tperoen, iino iebr aablreid. Sic
.giirgerrneiiter u1h SHoffen in ieber
8eneinoe iino perpflihtet. elm Jog.
ohltdtigfeitsbiiro a,1 balten; in @ee
snteinoen iber 1000 gintpobnern mil,
len. @obltdtigfeitsfomitees Die Grmen
in ibren Wobnungen l,nterltiiben.
1889 beitan6en 332 anerfannte Inter.
itisungspereine auf @egenleitigfeit
init einem 8ermogen bon 100000
Sranfen. Serbor5ubeben iinb: Saub-
ftummen= rnb 8linoeninltit,tte. (eilta
ofentlihe in 8erbem uno II Bripat-
anitalten) Srrenbduier, @ebdr-,
Sinoel= uno 8aiienbdpier, ainoerbee
uabrungsanitalten, Initalten fit Iu=
genfranfe,. Srrenfolonie 5u @beel (tpo
Die &ranfen gegen gntgelt bel oen
8auerl1 nlttergebrabt tperoen,. 2ebrss
ll,ip Arbeitsbdilier fir @rne, 9ettler
ullo 2anoltreiderbdltier, gerforgungs=
,t1to geriicberungsanitalteit 2eibba1.
.Ier l1itp. 9as artnutsperbaltnis iit III
oe,t 9ropill5en iebr peribteoen: Ser
a6te Menld in 8eitflonoern lit bills
beoiirftig; bas nieorigite in Sltflar-
bern Der 49,, i'm Sennegau Ser 90,
i,r 2i1nburg Ser "a, in 2iittib Der 28,
I'M 8rabant Ser &c., in Mntiperppen
Der A., in Nalnur Der 91., in gu,
relnburg Ser 660. Menid).
Der Staatsperfaliung 5ufolge it
8elgien eine fonItitl1tiouelle Monar=
die, ipie friiber benerft. Die DDnaltie
iit Sadien-&oburg =@otba; felt 1866
i1t &onig Der gelgier: 2ubtuig Der
3peite, geboren 1885, fatbolifder
Gonfeiiion. Ser aronprin5 fiibrt ben
Site1 Seraog bon grabant; Der nabit-
gebore1te Brtlr5 SEN gttel: @raf bon
Slanoern. Ser &011ig be5iebt eine 81
pilliite BON 100000 Srattfen.
(Sortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
GeOanteu l1nn Grinnerl1nge1t
Bon Msn Grans Guertges

'aablung bon 1890 fonnten nod Mb8us
Der &tnber l1rtter 8 Sabren MIR 74.96
Hroaent Der 9epolferlng leien ut1h
ihreiben. 9ieles lit elm Ihfagenbe..
getpeis, baB bie &olfsbiloung in Bel
glen mod auf elmer iebr tiefen Sfrfs
itebt. Die Musbilouug Der 2ebrer
l1no 2ebrerinnen fin golfsi6uie ges
lbiebt fri iene auf flint Staatsiemir
naren l1tb alpei Seftionen, Sic an b6-
beren 2ebranltalten beIteben; ferner
in eff Standardization, oarunter 5tpei
fumn1unalen; fiir 2ebrerinnen gibt es'
orei Staatsieninare unb brei Seftioz
nen; ferner 90 Hrinatanitalten.
Gas bobere 8ilbungsmeien itebt
unter einem 8ilbungsrat BON 8 Bis
10 MiteIieoern, ei,tem @eneraltnipef.
tor rnb brei 5adinlpeftoren, oie IN.
8riileI ibren Gib, baben. gs beitebea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
(6ortietuna)

Die Gtnridti,ngen bes offe,tliden
l1nterrihts IN gelgien, Defenders oes
elementaren, baben in bieien Sabrs
hunbert mebrere 8anolungen erfab.
rem. @dbreno bur1 bas @eiet bo11t
%. September 1928 Dem &lerus in
gelsien ein maBge6enoer ginflnB aitf
Die 8olfsldule eingera,lmt tpar, tpur-
oe oieielbe ourd oas Geies bonn l.,
Suli 1879 ausidlieBlid) BEN tpeltli-
den geboroen lltteritelt. 0urd oaS
@eies bonn 90. September 1884 bat
bie Stride ipieber sen friberen Gin-
fluff auf bie S9ule ertporben. D:e
Ginridtltng uno grbaltung offentli'
der golfsl6ulen lit bon oen Belle
BEN ser @elneinoen abbangig genta6t,
Ser @emeinoerat fam Erioatidllen
an bie Steqe Der offentlihen ieteu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
@eltemipabntuib
lssnrtfek,tnn pnn Seite 8

(Jort1eBitng bon Sette 81
Nu6tgeoanfen, Neiogeoanfen,
Morbgeoa1lfen, Ole nid]t fhlafen,
Ct 8erle,1n1oung, @ift uno giien
Gobespuno ibr Spfer tragen.
@on bon @reueln, bon bon 2ei1en
SIT sic @elt, ano tpiiit ltno obe.
Seutes mebr oenn ie fonnte er flagen:
9enn Sic 3eit tit idper; ebrtpiiro'g &c
&eil'ge Sasung miro sur Sabel,
Nebt au Mbertpis; aus griinmern
gaut Ser Wabn etn neues 8abel.
Milo' Sic Ser5en, fell oie Sreue,
@olo uno 0eacbt Die bohlten @otter,
nnb ben Mltar untermiiblen
&ier Die Se,tbler, bort ste Sp0tter.
9tnf ein1nal - tpenn @ott Inn Ser
@uten tptaen ste 3udtrtte auriid5iebt,
miro oem menl6lider @abne Gin,
baIt geboten. @enn oie 90lfer auf
ben &uinen @uropas tpieberertpaben
our iittliden @ioeritanosfraft -eegen
ben 3tpang ser brutalen @epalt, tpenn
fte 1pieoer alftpartsibauen at be,1 b0=
bern eS6ealen, Damn fann bie tobfranfe
Wtenibbeit tpieoer geneleen. Damn lit
bie Self gefomme1r
gines, Der Oh allen tpaltenb
l1eberi6aut bas 8eltgetpirre;
@ines, Der in ebr'nen Saitoen
Sdlt bic 8age, red)t au tpdgen, !.
Ser Die 3epter fl1ift ipie 9futen
llno ipie Strob oas Sbtpert Der
Degen.
giner bleibt, Der gpigitille,
llnelttipegt bonn 3eitenpetter.
Or. 5. M.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
Large Knitting Quota Assigned
BY Red Cross

Garrett county's four hundred Red
Cross volunteer lsnittcrs who have
completed a large quota Of socks,
helmets. sweaters and mufflers are
asked to continue their work on a
still larger quota set by national head
Quarters.
The junior volunteers in Oakland
Elementary school. who have knitted
afghans for the Walter Reed hospital
and also sweaters and mufflers for
the army and navy are being given a
St. Valentines party next Monday
afternoon. Ruhl Talbot. manager OF
the Coca-Cola company is donating
soft drinks for the party ard there
will be sandwiches and cookies. Also
attending will be Mrs. F. L. Tower.
County Red Cross chairman; Mrs. f.
I. Baumgartner. production chairman;
Mrs. d. Edward Offutt. knitting
chairman: Mrs. Foster D. BittIe. in
charge Of assembling the completed
material; Mrs. Charles Reckard. Mrs.
Violet Murray. Mrs. Jesse J. Ashbv.
Mrs. Edward Lawrence. who have
spent much time teaching the art.
Mrs. Virginia McManus. 9Th GRADE
teacher. organized the class origin
ally.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
Your Income Tax
Sixth Of A Series OF Articles
PREPARED BY the L. S.
Treasury Department
Who Must File a Return


r..I...i :il
>N'N' .. '''O ''-,. 90 '''' - "''09I
u.s. '''.0'''N a-n" '''l ''t' GA
o''' l''' 90 so 2 %" u MOI 'II. - d
,,ilove,.s di,,orcon, and r,a,,.;od NAV
aoos sana,.atad NV ,ontnaI consent ara
.1ossod y. .;no}a narsno.
l,..... ......,.., ,... ,;..:. 1919,
b,,.ba,,d ~. ,v;fs tbrouabo,,+ +bo ,.aa,.
,,,ns, fla rot,,,., = hi. ~. ba,. o.,o...
.,co,,o tooa+bo,. with any. iocon,o ar
IN. s,,o,,so ,,.a., o.. ,,,cl -. e1ooo fo,.
Tho ,,aa,.. tba+ +. a, ,,ncb ~, eoq ne
,,,. ,,.,,l- r. husband ,,d ,,.;fa lo+b
h.,o ;,o,,,,o +bo, ,,,,+ ho+b ,,al,o
...4,,,, C,.b ,atr,,, ,,,o,, Iva ,,odo so,,
o,,4.I,, or r. +,o,, aro boil, ,;-;,or..
u. ras ;dan+s tba,, NAV n,.l,o ioi,,+
,o+,,,, A ioirt ,a+,,,., NOV, ha .,,ada nv,
husband and wife even though one has
no income. and a Joint return is advis-
able in the case Of persons. one of
whom has no income, who marry
during the year, since the personal
exemption attributable to each spouse
during the period Of pre-marital stat
us is allowable in a joint return.
A Joint return must be signed bv
both husband and wife and verified bv
a written declaration that it is made
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
Change In Milk Law
Lessons Fever Danger



The State milk regulations have
been amended in order ia protect tb.
,.n5I;,. .,,.,;,..t ,,,...i,I,, ;,,f..-;., ....,,
'''' '''''''''', '''' - 'i''' " ''ii
"Il"uL"il ieNef' according 90 a state
mcnt jHst made by DR.. r. H. Riley.
Director of the State Department of
usaItb
~,
,I' o''''' no"Iu oL Healih cohSid-
cred the question OF undulant fever
on September II. 1912. and received
information on the subject from rep
resenJatives Of the Live Stock SAM
tary Service laboratory Of the State
Board Of Agriculture, University Of
Maryland, and the State Department
81 Health. As a result Of this discus
sion the Board adopted the following
amendment to the State Milk Regula-
tions:
BY january T. 1915 nh mill,
and milk products consumed raw
%h"L bg Tree IRON herds or addi-
f" 'o, r ,y, go t,,, wii p, 5"T% orrH
as shown bv blood Serum t@sts
for agglutinins against Brucella
aboftuS made m laboratory APP
B'I'g ,,.p ny Ilie DIL LT Of lleaIth;
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
DIED
CHARLES ASHFORD sTEYER

CHI ARIES ASHFORD STEG Err
Charles Ashford SteEcr died at his
home near Mountain Lake Park ON
Friday, February 5.
He was born in this county Sep
tcmbcr Is, 1860, a son Of the late
George ana Clara Brown Steyer, and
was aged - years. Mr.. Steyer was
married October %. 1881, to Mary L.
Wilson, and to this union were born
seven children. five of whom sur
vive: Mrs. +. H. Moreland, German
town, Ohio; Mrs Luvelna Hanlin.
Gormania; Mrs. Stella Holmes. In
dependence, W. Va; Mrs Ruth White,
Steyer, and Boyd Steyer, who resides
on the home farm. Mrs Steyer died
November ,, 1897, when the eldest
child was aged II years. He contin-
ued to rear the family himself with
the assistance of neighbors who Wis
tied the home occasionally
Also surviving are eleven grand
children, four great grandchildren and
one brother, viii Steyer. of Steyer.
Ten years ago Mr.. Stcyer was again
married his second wife being Ella
Cooper, who also survives.
Funeral services were conducted on
Sunday morning at HOO o'clock in
White church, being in charge of the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board Of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY IS AND Is, 1913.
By order of the Board
GERTRUDE ARONHALT, Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our many friends and neigh
bors who were so kind and helpful
during the illness and following the
death Of our darling son, Neil Ar
We also want to thank all those
who gave the beautiful flowers and
donated the use OF their automobiles
for the funeral service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orma Armcntrout
And Boys
"A LNnl.l iannlnnL IL.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
BLOOMINGTON METHODIST
CHARGE
Rev. Leslie r. Stewart. Paste

Church School at Bloomington,
Chestnut Grove and Cross. at 10 a. m.
Preaching by pastor at Cross, II
a. m; North Glade, p. M; and
Bloomington at 1870 p. m.
The young people meet at Cross at
:: 30 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
DEBT NOTICE!

This is to notify the public chat I
vii. not be responsible for any bills
other than thos" that are contracted
by me JOHN W. RAjEN.
Adv. 5U-3t"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
Treasurer's Tax Sale of Real Estate
Located i'm Garrett County, Md.

by
of 66of the oft Aenby
n he veraa thereto
sale on
Friday, the 10Th Day of February. 1943
"a frodo CmtH the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11

Night air raid tests have been
abandoned in West Virginia for the
Of the winter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11

This is not to suggest that none Of
the committees should be retained.
The Finance Committee and the Ways
and Means Committee perform es-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Z. RAY HOMES, Agcnt.
Oakland. Maryland.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-04-30
Brief Time Left For
Clinic Arrangement

With Friday. May 7. the date
of the crippled children's clinic
At the St. Mary's Hospital a t
Conrad. E. M. Davis. Glacier
county supervisor of public vel
fare. points out the brief time
left for appointments with him
by those. who have children who
may be eligible for attendance.
The clinic will receive patients
from Glacier, Pondera, Toole and
Teton counties.
Any person. under 81 years of
age. suffering from a Gripping
condition. is eligible for examin.
alton. but only those who are in
economic distress are eligible for
hospital care, Davis said.
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Highway Election
Will Determine
Postwar Programs

The general statewide high
way election to be held June 8.
will be submitted t o Montana
people as a proposed Referen-
dunn Measure, being an Act of
the recent session of the legisla-
ture. 1t was captioned State
Highway Treasury Anticipation
Debenture Act 1t authorizes
the issuance of not to exceed 49,
100000 for the years 1914 to 1916
inclusive. and not to exceed 81.
100000 in 1914, nor 100000 in
1915 and 1916, respectively, or in
any subsequent year.
The Act sets forth that its
purpose will be to strengthen the
State of Montana to secure any
moneys made available by the
Act of Congress in reference to
highways. and for other high
way purposes and for carrying
on a program that will bring the
highway system Of the state up
to the established standards of
the federal highway Act and the
payment of State Highway Treas
ury anticipation debentures now
outstanding. Source of moneys
would be through a tax on gaso-
line or motor fuels ard supple
mental and additional licenses or
excise taxes on gasoline or motor
fuels from July l. 1913 to June
30, 1915.
In recent months it has been
pointed out by leading propon-
ents of the Act that unless steps
were taken in h e immediate
future years, the states present
higway system would suffer such
depreciation that the capital in
vestment would be destroyed.
They have also stressed the
importance OF having State High.
way funds with which to match
federal highway funds in build
ing future highways through the
state.
It, was also pointed out that
such a highway program would
be one of the assurances of en-
ployment for returned servicemen
that by preparing for it before
the close of the war, it would
avail them immediate employ
ment after being mustered out
of the military service. In other
words, it is postwar planning.
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It's A PEOPLES War

We are paying more in taxes
than ever before and likely
will pay more. But we cannot
rely on taxes to finance the war.
It would not be fair to base a
tax on the average single FAM
lily income when many families
have more than one income.
We could borrow all the money
from the banks, but for both
economic and social reasons
this is undesirable. The gov
eminent would then sacrifice
its greatest dam against infla-
tion. This Is a Peoples War
and the people should finance
it. The people WANT to finance
It. Sale Of War Bonds has
mounted consistently since
Pearl Harbor.
They give their lives You
lend your money.
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Meant Just That

Synthetic rubber has been a fas-
einating subject ever since few
years before the last war when valu-
able work was done on the constitu-
ton and synthesis Of natural rubber.
In those early years of the present
century the term synthetic rubber"
meant just that-namely, the prod
uct formed by the actual synthesis
Of the rubber hydrocarbon which is
the chief constituent of natural
rubber.
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Utility Employees Aid

Employees of the Commonwealth
Edison company of Chicago collect
ed more than million pounds Of
metal scrap at home, in addition to
the almost eight million pounds of
metal salvaged by the company at
its various plants.
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"You can't imagine. Judge. how much COM
fort Louise and got out of reading that
recent report made by the government on
drinking habits in and around Army camps.
If you hadn't loaned us your copy we'd still
be worrying about our Jim :. all because
of those silly rumors goin' around"
I'm mighty glad to hear that. John.
As the report says. no Army in American
historyhas been so orderly. so well-behaved.
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the future. Let our purpose be
that of policing. and let US make
t h 9 policing effective. II b e
Christian Science Monitor.
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Peoples Responsibility

Eight billion dollars of the Is
billion dollars in this Second
War Loan Drive must come
from non-banking sources, SO
the responsibility for the bulk
of this 13-billion-dollar drive
rests with the American public.
Indications are that Ameri-
cans generally need only to be
reminded of this responsibility
and how much they should lend
their government in order to
reach this goal. Americans are
backing up their fighting men
on the battle fronts. They are
supporting the Second War
Loan. "They give their lives
-. You lend your money"