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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
Hitch-hiker Held
Under $4,000 Bond
On Two Charges
Police Say He Threatened to Kill
Motorists Who Gave Him Ride

Charged with assault with intent to
kill and carrying a concealed weapon,
Melvin Hoover, Route 1, Salisbury,
Pa, was held in the Cumberland Jail
last night under bond of $4,000 for &C
ton Of the March Term of the Garrett
county grand jury
Hoover, whose home is on the
Maryland side of the Pennsylvania
line, was arrested early last night by
State Troopers NJ. Frank Beamer and
Graydon S. Dunlap after he had made
threat to shoot two men who gave
him Gift" in their automobile yes
terday afternoon, Bcamer said. He
was given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Magistrate Charles S. Zcller in
Grantsville last night.
The man was given a ride at an inn
on Big Savage mountain by Herbert
Brown and Leonard A. Minnick, who
reside off u. S. Route 40 in Garrett
county. The trooper said that as soon
as Hoover got into the car he pulled
an automatic pistol on them and said
1--WE got some shooting to do"
At a service station, Minnick, who
was driving, stopped to get some gas
olinc and, Bcamcr said, Hoover told
both Minnick and Brown if they used
telephone to call the State police he
would shoot them and the State troop
crs too.
When Minnick came to an intcrscc-
ton of side road where he lives, he
stopped the car to let Hoover out, but
the trooper said, Hoover refused to
leave and told the men he would tell
them where he wanted to get out of
the car.
Minnick then drove on to the home
of Norman Mckenzie with whom he
resides Mckenzie was able to leave
his home, Bcamcr said, and called
State police from a nearby service
station. When Hoover discovered Nc
Kcnzic had called the police he left
McKcnzic's house, Bcamcr said.
Bcamcr and Dunlap finally arrested
Hoover at his home. As yet they have
not found the pistol.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert d. Benson, Of
Terra Alta, have announced the en-
gagemcnt of their daughter, Miss
Josephine Benson, to Sgt Howard
Stemplc, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Stemplc, Terra Alta
Miss Benson is a graduate of Terra
Alta High school, class of 1912. Sgt.
Stcmplc was graduated from the same
school in 1910, since which time he
has been with the armed forces Of
the nation somewhere in the north.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Benson is a granddaughter Of
Mrs Z. G. Naylor and the late Mr.,
Naylor, Second street, Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
Judicial Bills
Introduced In
Maryland Assembly
Designed To Abolish Orphans
Courts, Reorganize Appeals
Court And Merge Tribunals

A bill to utilize prison labor in
State departments was submitted to
the Maryland Senate Judiciary Com
mittce on Tuesday by Thomas S. T.
WaXtcr, chairman of the committee
to report on the utilization of prison
labor.
WaXtcr, a former Judge of the Juv-
emile Court of Baltimore City, in Of
fering the bill emphasized the criti-
cal need of the Baltimore hospitals
for immediate help.
In addition the General Assembly
had before it three bills designed to
effect sweeping changes in the State
judicial system in accordance with
recommendations Of the Bond COM
mission.
However, cloakroom talk among the
solons as the legislature convened was
centered around the brisk and large
Iy personal-dcbatc at Monday nights
session between Senators L. Elwood
Die (R-SomcrscU and Joseph A..
Wilmer (R-Charlcs) over the proposal
to open the Potomac river to hand
scraping of oysters.
Believed Forerunncr of Fight
Observers said they believed fight
is certain to matcrializc over the Po-
tomac river proposal and saw the de-
bate as a forcrunncr Of others to
come.
Senate President Arthur II. Bricc,
(D-KcnD offered one of the three
judiciary organization bills bearing
the stamp of the Bond commission in
the Upper House and the other two
were introduced in the House by
Speaker Thomas +. Conlon D-Balto-
5th).
The Bricc bill would reduce the size
Of the Court of Appeals from eight
to five members and would raise most
of the geographical limitations now
imposed on the election Of Judges to
the appellate tribunal.
ConIon's bills would consolidate the
courts of Baltimore city and would
abolish the Orphans Courts in the
city and the counties.
All three measures provided for
amendments to the state constitution
and for rcfcrcnda AZ the 1914 general
election.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1913.
Letters From Soldiers

As more and more boxes are being
received from the Oakland Jaycees,
the soldiers receiving them write to
express their thanks not only to the
Jaycecs but to all the people of this
section.
One was received last week from
Somewhere in New Guinea" from
Staff Sgt Roy 0. burst, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry O. burst, of near
Underwood He writes:
81 wish to express to your group
my appreciation for the fine way you
have taken to show to those of us
from Oakland who are now serving
overseas that we arc always rcmem-
bered by the home town folks | re-
ceivcd the package you sent me on
the afternoon of December "a. To
properly express to everyone my APP
probation for the many fine gifts and
notes of greeting presents a huge
problem.
Therefore will you please pass on
to everyone my sincere thanks for
their kindness and thoughtfumcss.
The many gifts are very much APP
prcciated and the fine notes of greet
ing bring back many pleasant me-
morics of Oakland and of many
friends there
Looking forward to getting back
to the best town in the world as soon
as possible, | will close Best regards
to all and wishing everyone a success
full new year, | remain, sincerely
yours, Roy"
The Jaycecs also received word this
week from Pvt. Wilmer Graves, who
is stationed at Camp Pickett, Va, He
writes; ~ wish to take this oppor-
tunity to thank the Jaycccs and my
friends in Oakland for their presents
| received yesterday; also for the
many letters and greetings. | am sure
they were all very much appreciated
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
Three Burned to
Death In Accident

Continued from Page Onc)
at the scene of the tragedy Officers
were told that Becbman, employed by
Hugh Ream, of Swallow Falls, had
taken load of mine props to Union
town, Pa, on Saturday morning. Re
turning to Oakland Saturday evening
he met the two other young men and
invited them to 90 for a ride to Terra
{ Alta. Beckman and Edgar were sched-
uled to leave last Sunday night for
Baltimore for final examination prior
to induction into the armed forces.
Lex Bowman was scheduled for the
next draft call.
The truck, a ton and half Chcv-
rolet, was total loss There was no
insurance, the owner stated
Triple Funeral Held
A triple funeral service was con-
Quoted Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
for the three at the Sand Flat Tabor
nacle, 6 miles north of Oakland, with
Rev. B. Finney Bragg, Baptist pastor,
in charge, with Rev William B. Orn-
dorff, Westernport, former Baptist
pastor here, speaking for the Edgar
boy; Rev. c. w. Fraker, speaking for
the Bowman boy, and Rev J. c. Fos-
ter, speaking for the Bcckman boy.
lntermcnt was in the ThaycryilIe
cemetery
Beckman, born October %, 1922. is
survived by his parents, Lemmic
Beckman and Edna Shaffcr Beck
man, brother, Franklin Theodore
Bcckman, and two sisters. Mrs Han
son Friend and Gladys Marie Beck
man, of Thayerville.
Bcckman was born in Tunnelton,
W. Va, and moved with his parents to
this county in 1923. He attended Bray
school and was graduated from Oak
land high school June 10, 1910
On January Is, 1871 he enrolled in
the Civilian Conservation Corps, and
was assigned to Company 800 at
Frederick. He was honorably dis
charged November Is, 1871, with
performance rating of excellent and
the rank of assistant leader, and ac
ccptcd private employment. While at
Frederick he made two unsuccessful
efforts to enlist in the L. S. Army Air
Corps at Baltimore. On January 9.
1912, he enlisted in the L. S. Navy
as apprentice seaman. He was gradu-
atcd from the Naval Training Sta
ton at Norfolk, Va, February q,
with the 89th platoon, acquiring the
rating of seaman second class, which
he held at the time of receiving an
honorable discharge from the Norfolk
/ Naval hospital, Portsmouth, Va, by
the Board of Medical survey because
Of i'll health.
Bowman, born February g. 1928, is
survived by his parents, Henry L.
Bowman and May NJ. Bowscr Bow
man, two brothers, Harley Bowman,
in the U. S. Army, stationed in Ire
land; Samuel Bowman, at home; four
sisters, Mrs. June Thaycr Mrs. Dolly
Mayhem, Miss Mabel and Miss Sara
Lou Bowman, of Thaycrvillc
Edgar, born July 3, 1922, is sur
viycd by his parents, George Milton
Edgar and Edna Marie Frantz Edgar.
| two brothers. James William, and
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
AURORA-EGLON


Neil, the baby son of Mr.. and Mrs
Orma Armentrout, of Cash Valley,
was rushed on Saturday night to the
Tucker County hospital, at Parsons,
where he received both medical and
surgical treatment for an acute i'll
ness. But the death angel appeared
Monday morning and claimed the
spirit Of the little one, and ac-
companicd it to the world, where
there is no sorrow Immediate surviv-
ors other than the parents, are three
brothers, all at home. Funeral services
were conducted Wednesday afternoon
at Maple Spring, by Rev. Daniel
Spaid, after which the little body was
laid to rest in the Eglon Union ceme-
terry The father has employment in
Oakland.
Melvin Fike. III
Much anxiety exists among the
relatives and friends in this commun-
ity, due to the critical illness of Mel
vim Fikc, at Detroit, Mich. where both
he and Mrs Fikc had but recently OBJ
tanned employment. Mrs Fikc was
Miss Lola Pennington, daughter of
Nh and Mrs. Claud Pennington, of
Cash Valley, and Mr., Fikc is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fikc, of Red
House
Personals
Ella Bland, of EgIon; Claud Will
helm, of Horse Shoe Run and Ro>
Flint, of Aurora, left Wednesday
morning ON a business trip to Charles
ton.
The Flint brothers have purchased
a new saw mill, which they plan to
have in operation very soon, on their
farm, near Aurora.
Mrs. Lcphia Gustafson returned
last week to Eglon from a two weeks
visit with her son and daughtcr-in-
law Ensign and Mrs Karl GuStafson,
at Columbus, Ohio
George Wotring returned last week
to his home near Aurora from the
City Hospital, EIkins, whore he had
been a surgical patent for the past
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Runner and
family moved last Tuesday from their
home at Eglon to Terra Alta where
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
MARRIED

hbEt-NILBuRN-Mr. and Mrs.
Jason WlIburn, Of Jennings, announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Elva
Grace Wilburn, to Private Wendell w.
Bebee' son of Mr., and Mrs. A. l..
Bebee, Of Canton, Ohio.
The wedding took place February
2 at the Methodist parsonage in
GrantSvlIle, by the Rev. Y. R. Gillum.
The bride was attired in a gray suit
with blue accessories. Following the
home of her brother-in-law and sis
ter, MI. and Mrs. Howard Mckenzie,
GrantsVlIIe.
Private Bebcc is stationed at Mis-
SISSlppI' The bride viii remain at
her home for the duration.
INTERCOLLEGIATE. and Mrs. F..
Dillcy, Oakland, announce the mar
riagc of their daughter. Ruby Eva
Jane, to Walter frankie Piper. Of
Baltimore. The wedding took place in
Baltimore on Sunday, January "a, at
1870 p, m, in the Franklin Street
Memorial United Brethren church. the
ceremony being performed by the
Rev. Benz +. BIubaugh, pastor.
Miss Doris Faupel, of Baltimore.
was bridesmaid and Glcmoot J. Dill
ley, brother Of the BRIDE was best
man.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-11
DIARY OF THE WAR

{
backs. Navy announced two Jap raids
on GuadaIcanal in Solomons but
Americans there continued to advance.
Jap planes made their first night
bombing attack on L. S. warships but
with heavy losses. Allies smashed at
northwestern Germany, NacArthur's
planes made a thrce-hour raid on
+ BUN. on Bougainville island in Sol
onions area. Fighting French now
number 10000. British sank If Axis
ships in Mediterranean.
SATURDAY-Stalin predicted vic
tory in near future as his armies con-
tinued to advance against Germans.
Reds were % miles from kursk, A
from Belgorod and so from Nhalov.
Rostov was also mcnaced, RtF
bombed Turin in Italy and naval base
in that area and also German indus
tries in Ruhr and Nazi sub base at
Lorient. Japs lost II torpedo planes
/ in night attack on L. S. Warships.
| Three Jap merchantmen were hit off
Ambon in Dutch East Indies, west Of
New Guinea and more Japs were
killed in ground fighting in New
Guinea. Mussolini oustcd his son-n-
law Ciano and other ministers in a
cabinet shakeUp. General Devers,
armorcd force chief, who returned
| from African war zone. saws Axis po-
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

Praksa: (a) V Solnogradu je bio. mnogo tisoc YER
skin knjig sezganih ma javnem trgu.
() Ma Poljskem je bilo 500 duhovnikov deporti-
ranih V koneentracijske lahore ma Nemskem.
() Vsi nabozni govori in sluzbe SO bill izkljuceni il
radio-postaj. ~ -s>. -
(d) 10000 katolskih Sol ma Nemskem je bio Cd
pravljenih. "
6. Teorija: Otroci "podvrzenih plemen' Sc morajo
nauciti sluziti "mojstrskemu' plemenu.
Praksa: Il raznih krajev Srbije SO Nemci pobrali
100000 otrok in jih prisilili hoditi pes do Nemcije in Jill
pri tenn hranili S koreninami trave in pustili, da pijejo
vodo z okuzenih m%oevirij. Oni, XII so to pot PREVAIL, so
bill postavljeni v delovne tabore in pouceni, da spadajo
k manjvrednemu narodu, XII mora sluziti Nemciji.
Z. Teorija: Najprej pridejo V postev interest mojstr-
skega plemena.
Praksa: (a) Nemci morajo bti dobro prehranjeni.
Ma Francoskem, kjer tovorni vlaki, polni ziveza, gredo
vsak dan ma Nemsko, je yes narod v nevarnosti vsled
pomanjkanja hrane. " Belgiji vec kot polovica solskih
otrok V mestih o~stajajo brez zajutrka. Ma Poljskem SO
kmetje prisi do tega, ola kuhajo olupke in koze mrtvh
zivali.
(b) Ma Belgijskem sta bila diva starca, 70 oziroma
SO let stara, obsojena ma smrt, ker sta nudila hrano in
~zavetje britanskim letalcem. Deck, XII ga je nemski vojak
udari, je zakrical "svinjski bos." Vojak ga je ma mestu
ustreil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

vec nimajo zadosti mesa, a Grki
svojih %poglavitnih pridelkov, ri
be in olivnega ola, sploh vec ne
poznajo.
Okoli svojega carstva ma kon-
tinentu zidajo nacisti S pomocjo
delavcev : suznjev utrdbe v
vseh onih krajih, kjer bi Sc mo-
gil izkrcati zavezniki in prinesti
svobodo. zasuznjeni narodi xii
eejo ma pomoc in Sc vprasujejo
kaksno DO njihova politiena DO.
docnost. Pisma, XII vcasih pride.
jo il Jugoslavije prosijo masee.
vanja S strani letalstva zedinje.
nih narodov in zahtevajo, da sc
bombardirajo Zagreb, Budinpe'
Sta in Sofia, rudniki v Boru ir
Trepci in da Sc tako ustavijt
moritve osisca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Frank zagar, preds.
Andrew Ogrin, tajnik.
Londonski radio 0 po-
Iozoiu no Bolkonu
GOvOr prof. dr.. Lavrina dine II.
januarja 1913

V teku londonske radio odda-
je V slovenscini je prof. Lavrin
najprej porocal O vojaskih do
godkih in povdarjal ogromni
obseg, katerega je zavzelo pro-
diranje ruskih Get, XII so re "a
prize V past oblegalce Stain
grada in zdaj re resno ogrozajo
Rostov. Tudi V Severni Afriki
SO osisce zadele nude nesrece.
Da hi te svoje tezke izgube
nadomestil, pritiska Hitler ma
svoje hlapce, Madzarsko, Ru-
munijo in Bolgarsko, da hi mu
odstopile cimvee vojakov. Vsi
Sc sicer tresejo cd strahu, a
tenn novim zahtevam Sc vendar
upirajo. Cello Italia, XII je edini
zaveznik Nemcije, nj has prija-
teljskega razpolozenja. Nevtral-
ne drzave pa Sc Hitlerja ne bo-
je vee, ker je oslabljen., Med
zasuznjenimi narodi je sabota-
re vsak dan hujsa.
Tako je prislo zdaj do tega,
da Nemcem, XII so sanjali O O.
svaJanju vsega sveta, Goebbels
mora zdaj priznavati, da je OBJ
stoj nemskega naroda ma kocki
in da mu preti poguba, ako ne
napne vseh svojih sill in ne zrt-
vuje svoje dragocene arijske
krvi. Re pref je bill general Di-
etmar pripravil nemsko javnost
ma move zrtve. Nemcija Sc pro-
buJa u svojih blazenih SAM in
vidi, da je ostala osamliena,
brez prijatelja ma vsem sirokem
svetu.
.a -
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O zobeh

Kako redki SO danes ljudje, XII
imajo V dobi odrastlosti ali &C.
10 starosti Sc zdrave zobe.
Tam kje med hribovci, XII ne
poznajo ne zobnih krtacic, pra-
skov, pomad in ustnih vod, so
Sc TAXI, XII imajo popolno zobov-
.je, %uporabno tudi pr so ali 70
letih! Kako neki je to umevno,
ko med olikanci, starimi 20 do
"a let, komaj dobis koga, XII ina
vse zobe in svoje?
Narava ina svoje zakone in
Sc ne da opehariti. Pc teh :je do
loceno, da Sc ohranja vsak or
gan ali I'D telesa, &c della, da
pogine vsak del zivega telesa, XII
nina opravila. Ia postava velja
tudi "a zobe. Zobje morajo della
ii, gristi in mleti, siceG razpa-
dejo!
zobje nam MISC potrebni radi
lepote ust ali ciste izgovorjave,
marvec radi dobre prebave! z
delovanjem, grizenjem, trga-
MEM in mlenjem Sc krepe in
ohranije zobje, z zvecenjem Sc
pripravlja vsak grizljaj "a do
bro prebavo. cato je treba pri
vsaki jedi necesa, kar zaposlu-
je zobovje. Najnavadnejsi in
najprimernejsi precinct je -
kruh v primerni obliki, kruh, XII
potrebuje obdeloyanja Fob! Trd,
zvecenja vreden in potreben
kruh je pr vsaki jedi "a dobro
prebavo potreben in "a ohrani-
+tev Fob vec vreden ko VISA ne
steta umetna sredstva, ker z
zvecenjem Sc URIC in cistijo Job
je, z zvecenjem Sc proizvaja sill
ma, XII je "a nadaljno prebavljay
ME vazna. Skorja ali krajec tr-
dega suhega kruha je "a preba-
vo samo in pa "a ohranitev Fob
neprecenljive vrednosti! zal, zal,
da je takega kruha pr mas cez-
dale mani v rabi, vse hoce lie
"finega" peciva!
znano je ime ameriskega
zdravnika Fletchera, XII je ucil
Judi, maj hrano toiiko casa I'VE
CLIO, da Sc vsak grizljai Re v
ustih izpremeni v redek sok. s
takim zvecenjem Sc prebavnost
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tzseienci

Sreeal sem mnozico ljudi,
kateri Sc je videlo. ma obrazih,
da mnogo trpi.
Slutil sem, kan Sc je napotila!
Domovino DO najbrze zapustila.
Med mimi sem gledal dekleta,
moze.
hodil sem dale med mimi
in videl starce, otroke, zene!
Vprasal sem fanta:
"Cemu ste Sc zbrali?
Donna ne vzdrzimo vec,
izseljenci smo postal.
Potovali bono v Ameriko,
tia v dezele neznane,
tia mnogo ljudi nash je slo,
delat, potit Sc ma sirne poljane
V tujini Sc bono trudili
a Bog We, &c sc bono vrnili?"
Pri teh besedah sem vzdrhtel.
Res je! Majhna je domovina,
a V meni ne DO izgubila svojega
Sina.
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IL r.

London, 16. januarja (Radio
prejemna sluzba) - Turski mi
nistrski predsednik Saradjoglu
je izjavil dopisnikom velikih
londonskih casopisov, da Sc DO
Turcija z vso odlocnostjo upr-
la vsakomur, XII hi 81 hotel pri-
lastiti lie ped turske zemlje. Tur-
CHA ostaja zvesta svoji zvezi z
Veliko Britannia, a kar Sc tice
S%ovjetske Rustic, je dodal Sa-
radjoglu, SO turski odnosaji z
MO jake dobri. Izjavil je tudi,
da Turcija namerava pc vojni
svoje zveze z balkan
skimi drzavami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Urednikoua
y posta
Delniska seja SLOW. drust.
donna je "a nami

Euclid, Ohio. - DelniSka Sc
ia S. D.. D. Sc je vrsila dine II.
januarja, v najlepsem redu, "a
kar gre cast predsedniku Mr..
Andy Bozicu, kateri jo je vo-
dill nepristransko. Ravno tako
gre cast delnicarjem in zastop-
nixon drustev, XII so se-vzdrza-
Ii osebnosti.
Volilo Sc je 9 novih direktor-
jew, katere smo prav tezko do
bill. Izvoljeni so bill "a 2 lett
sledeci: Louis Godec, Frank Ia
gar, Andrew Ogrin, Matt. F.
Intihar, Charles zele, Frank
Gorjanc in Frank Segulin.
Ia dobo 1 leta pa sta bila IL
voljena Frances Gorjanc in
Frank Fende.
Ia namestnike so Sc pa sami
:javili sledeci: Andy Bozic Iii
dar, John Robich in Andy Peg
dir.
Prihodnji petek, dine 20. ja-
nuarja 1943, Sc pa vrsi seja
kluba drustev, kjer DO treba IL
voliti odbor "a tekoce leto.
Torej Sc tenn potion vabi vse
clane kluba drustev, kakor tudi
vse drustvene zastopnike, da Sc
tie seize pray gotovo udelezite,
ker pismeno Sc "a sedaj ne DO
vabilo, ker je premalo casa.
Ma tel seji Sc DO tudi razmo-
trivalo O inenski plosci nash
fantov = vojakov, kje in kdaj Sc
jo DO odkrilo.
Apeliram Sc enkrat ma vas,
pridite!
Ia klub drustev
Frank zagar, preds.
Andrew Ogrin, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

hrane izdatno poveca in potre-
pa po hrani Sc zmanjsa, pc Fle-
cherJeyem mnenju najmanj "a
tretjino. Nayzlic ameriskemu
pretiravanju je v "Fleceroya-
nju' precej zdravega jedra!