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his brother and next friend; Mar
garet Tarr, Elizabeth Osick and
John Osck, her husband, and Albert
Tarr, and Emma Talr, his wife,
plaintiffs,
Bella Szijjarto and Theresa Szijjarto,
his wife, defendants.
The Amended Bill of Complaint
states:
That on November 18th, 1888, GAIA
Orban and wife conveyed certain valu-
able real esate situate in Garrett
County, Maryland, for a consideration
of twenty-five hundred dollars, to
Bella Sziiiarto and Elizabeth Sziijarto
as husband and wife. said deed being
recorded in Liber IS, folio 204, Land
Records of Garrett County. Maryland.
That the said Elizabeth Szijjarto
was not in fact the wife Of Bella
Szijiarto. but was Elazeth Tarr,
mother of the plaintiffs.
That Elizabeth Tarr died intestate,
March Sd, 1910, leaving as her heirs
at law the plaintiffs in this suit.
That the said Bella Szijjarto after
the death Of Eliziabeth Tarr caused
deed to be executed to him by GAIA
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E E5"S ol ea 6a[ f EL ana as amended b.
~ ' i P'. @ tbo w i'ig aoc 81 -7Ssrhoi'
,,raI Of o ,, u'',,'L M" I'''c treas
90 - VI saul '''''''S WILL ~"
Friday. December RI 1912
'i''
At the hour of ten o'clock 4. VI.
al. c
AT Jhe 'front.' Gooof OF the Court Hous0
m lht Town OF Oakland Maryland. Of
Ter ana sen al Puohc auction to thu
higi4IeSJ oldoef all OF the following de
SriiDed pieces ana parcels OF land an,
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- p,,l-, ~ l, ...-... go.
III =; Pare. Of land containing l3'
i.eL.I 80 y Ill - 'IISI NO 81 con
.is, ca ~ NY H. sIlo d'tr}le I, y, Nm
a ~ sS9" IRON y @I'ieS M lo a,
", -', ,,l " ~ oI'eu OGIooGf ~ We
A. A 0,i ; u, IL, l''IeI y o. w, I"iIo 40
t t1,7'''I III iIl' Oh roy L. l. ms in&tt
i6a9 I 100 ''-'U uit"I3 IGf years l%2 30
b,,,n,,,,t ''5 s.,c., 49, T., I'iI ana I'i-
,'o''.l ~. |-'--'.i''
-. ne surface OF 49, acres OF lane
III DiSllIet No. i. conveyed to Tony
/ lhucEey by deed from the Franklin
! IoaI and Realty Company by deco
| Ga@ed December 10, 1886, and recorded
IN Llber No. lI6, folio 454. Assessed
III name OF Tony Chucci. Taxes due
I ; an d unpaid Tor Years 1896, 1897, 1889
i@[0' Lg4i and 1912. Amount, $l26.S1
-. 1904 acres Of land in District
/ no. D conveyed to Harry II. McRobiC
/ ~ qeea from Henry fauI, dated March
/ Z, 1872 and recorded IN lIger No
10 Ioiio .595. Assessed IN name OF
iiehfy II. McFohle. faxes due and I'M
Pa!d Tor years 1879. 1910, 1911 and
+ l3+2. Amount, Sl2G.l4.
/ - 10? acres OF coal together with
mineral rights IN DISTRICTS Nos. :, 10
/ - ana TO- conveyed to Milton Green
ny deed from Manor Mining and Man
/ u. 9i2G ,I5,g Company, dated January
-; l95 /, and recorded IN Liber No. 1872,
lol!o Z'2, Assessed IN name Of Milton
uleeh' taxes 9 que and unpaid for the
years l93 1899, 1910 and 1871.
Amount, S42Lll,
~ 1928 acres OF land in District
no. g. BENG residue OF part OF the
tract OF land called Bank Lot con-
tanning 22Il - acres, convened bV
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DEBT NOTICE!

This is to give notice that I will not
be responsible for any debts other
than those contracted by myself.
JOHN MOON, JR.
Oakland, route /, Maryland
ADV 42-3t@
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FOR RENT

FOR RRNT- Six-room apartment,
with bath; also lot Of hay for sale;
furniture, two stoves, heaters and ,
pianos. No more made until war is
over. Mrs. Cora V. Savedge, Deer
Park. Md.-42-2t
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
Tor Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,,
DECEMBER 20 and u, 1913.
By order of the Board
JESSE j. ASHBY. Clerk.
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Notice of Stockholders
Meeting
The First National Bank of
Oakland, Maryland.

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of The First National
Bank of Oakland, Maryland, will be
held at its banking house in Oakland,
Maryland, on
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Tuesday, January II, 1914,
Notice Of Stockholders
Meeting
The First National Bank of
Friendsyille, Maryland.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of The First National
Bank of Friendsville, Maryland, will
be held at it's banking house, Friends
willie MarNland on
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Tuesday, January II, 1914,

at 1000 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of electing a Board of Directors for
the ensuing year and for the trans
acting of any other business that may
be brought before them.
DELBERT DAVIS, Cashier.
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Tuesday. January II. 1914,

at 300 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
of electing a Board Of Directors for
the ensuing year and for the trans
acting of any other business that may
be brought before them.
L. ]. MARTHEN. Cashier.
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OTIS w. FIKE.
Advertisement 1926

The House voted unanimously to
put prewar fathers at the bottom of
the draft pool.
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ORDER NISI

In the matter of the Estate of John P. Miller,
Deceased.
In the Orphans Court for Garrett County.
Maryland
TT is ORDERED. By the Orphans Court for
Garrett County. Maryland, this 18th day of
November, 1913. that the sale of the real
estate of John P. Miller, deceased, as made
and reported by Peter Miller. administra-
tor, c.t.a.db.n. be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the Goth day of December 1913.
provided a copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and published in Gar
rctt County Maryland, once in each of three
successive weeks before the 10th day Of De
ccmber 1913.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$4,000. VERNE r. SMOUSE,
Register of Wills.
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Thursday, December %. 1913,


in front of the Frantz Service Station
in the town Of Friendsvillc, Garrett
County, Maryland, offer for sale to
the highest bidder, the following prop
erty. to-wit:
All those several lots, pieces or par
GELS Of land situate, lying and being
in the said town Of Friendsville, in
Election District No. 2 Of Garrett
County. Maryland, containing in all
approximately 81 acres, and being
the same which were conveyed unto
the said Leona Mandley and Benjamin
Mandley, her husband, by deed from
Margaret f. Mccullough and Ray
mond O. Mccullough, her husband,
bearing date April 10, 1913, and re-
corded in Liber A. G. R.. No. 1870, folio
1877, one of the Land Records Of Gar
rett County, Maryland.
Reserving from the operation Of this
conveyance all Of the minerals and
mineral rights as heretofore reserved.
The above property is known as the
Walter Savage Farm, is improved by
a seven-rOom dwelling house, barn
43X72, wagon shed. granary and corn
house; is we'll watered and desirably
located in said town of Friendsville
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day
Of sale, as provided by said mortgage,
WALTER W. DAWSON,
Assignee for the Purpose of Fore
closure.
-Advertisemeint 11-3t
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PUBLIC SALE,
Personal Property

Having sold my farm, located one
mile from Sunnyside School, on the
Nine Road, | am offering the follow
ing described articles at public auction
to the highest responsible bidder, on
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DEBT NOTICEl

This is to notify the public that
my wife, Verda Sisler, Friendsville,
having left my home without Just
provocation, | will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by her.
CHESTER SISLER.
Friendsvillc, Maryland.
4 L1t 40 OF:
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Frank Tarr, an infant, by Albert Tarr,
his brother and next friend; Mar
garet Tarr, Elizabeth Osick and
John Osick, her husband, and Albert
Talr, and Emma Talr, his wife,
plaintiffs,
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
Armstrong Puso A
Dormir A Shapiro

FILADELFIA, mayo 26.-Hen-
ry Armstrong, ell negro que oeten-
tara tres coronas a la vez, puso a
dormir aver, en- ell s6ptimo a%salto,
a Make Shapiro, de New York.
Presenciaron ell combate, en- la Va
la de la convention, mas de IL 1000
personals.
FL arbitro Matt Argie intervino
despu6s de que ell negro de la Cos
ia del Pacifico habia derribado "A
SUI contrario por la cuenta de nue.
We. La caida fue la segunda para
Shapiro, que en- ell asalto anterior
tambi6n habia besado la Iona.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
p artido De
Balompie Entire
E quipo
Y Los
Marines Rusos

FL pasado domingo por Ia ma
mana sc jugo an partido de balom-
pie, en- ell terreno de Phillips, en-
ire un equipo compuesto por jove-
mes locales y otro integrado por
los marinoS rusos que estan de vi
sta en- Tampa.
Nencieron los tampenos, que
habian practicable mejor, con ano-
tacion de cuatro por tres.
Produjo ell primer goal" de los
locales un golpe de cabeza de
Luis Piniella.
Los fo%raSteros marcaron los dos
tantos s%iguientes y estaban ga
nando hasta que vino ell empate
con un trio raso y esquinado de
Armando Coalla. Asi siguio Ell
juego lleno de emocion hasta ell
final, y aun despues de que los
tampenos lograron la ventaja dc
cuatro a tres hubo momentos de
verdadero peligro en- su p%orteria.
Defendieron ell pabell6n local,
los siguientes aficionados: Ma
nuel Tamargo, portero; Jose Ro-
driguez y Raul Morgado, defen-
sas; Laureano Prieto, Jimmy Fer
nandez Y Marcelo Magadan, me-
dos; Armando Morgado, Luis Pi-
%niella, Faustino Gonzalez, Frank
Gomez y Armando Coalla, delan-
.teros. En- ell segundo tempo juga-
ron tambien Vinicio Rego y Ber-
nardo.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
ElPitcher Vernon
Gomez LanZara
Por Los Senadores

WASHINGTON, mayo 60
Los Senadores contrataron aver
al pitcher Vernon Gomez, descar-
tado en- los lltimos meses por los
Braves de Boston y los Phillies.
FL "Castellano" manifesto a
Ossie Bluege, su nuevo director, Y
ell p~residente Clark Griffith que
su brazo, aparentemente, Sc halla
en- buenas condolences.
Gomez, uno de los mejores Ian
zadores de la epoca moderna, sera
usado como pitcher de relieve.
Doce amos de brillante carrera
tuvo el veterano como %serpentine-
TO de los Yankees, que ell invierno
pasado lie dejaron en- libertad de
accion..
Durante esos doce amos gano
189 desafios Y hubo de sufrir 81
derrotas. Gano seis juegos en- las
series mundiales, sin que fuera de-
rrotado. Perteneci6 a la novena
"todo estrellas" de la Liga Anne
ricana, en- cinco ocasiones.
Su bola rapida lie do a los Yam
KEGS importantes victorias.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
Spendido De
nvo Ell Match
vir-LaMotta

PITTSBURGH, mayo 26.-Por
tempo tuvo que suspenderse
|nuevo ell combate de boxeo en-
Frtzie Zivic Y Jacobo LaMot-
los empresarios acordaron que
Sc verifique hasta ell dia 10 de
y los pGgiles aceptaron la
Pa fecha.
EUc tuvO que cancelar una pc
con motive del ~aplazamiento,
que lba a sostener con Tom
pes, en- Chicago, ell dia a de
10 y LaMotta tuvo que hacer
msmo, pues Sc habfa compro-
0dO a pelear en- Chicago, ell dia
De JUNO, con ell veterano Kid
Coy.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
I'M Downing
UnArbitro
La Pelea


|c,mo tiene por costumbre ha-
HON las cosas, cuando lie es
|.alo lin Downing, ell conocido
[,,psario. telegrafi6 aver a di-
[s,tos lugares del pals buscan-
nm arbitro para la pelea Tony
lspto-Herbie Katz, que Sc efec-
L. en- Tampa ell dia 1 de JUNO,
linn lie hizo proposiciones, por
I5o de telegramas, a Arturo
rovan. Gene Tunney, Jack
|npsey y Mickey Walker.
|Todo indica que Donovan sera
n en- acci6n, por cuanto Demp-
| esta "enredado" en- un case de
Eorcio. buscando la custodia de
/ dos hlJltas.
Donovan %desempena ahora un
pstO de Official con la Comision
|rtima y Dempsey y Tunney
4 tenientes commentaries. No Sc
u que Galento haya llegado a
playa Lido Y Sc ignora 81 Katz
ibara manana.
Para una pelea especial, que Sc
ngara al programa, fue con-
adO aver ell soldado "Killer"
bring, de Fort Myers.
Para ell militar Sc busca un
re eOntrincante.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LICA AMERICANA

No habia juegos senalados para
aver.
Los Browns juagaran hoy o los
Senadores, en- Washington, siendo
anunciados como pitchers Nigge-
ling Y Carrasquel; Medias Blancas
frente a los Atleticos, en- Filadel-
fla, lanzando Dietrich y Arntzen;
Tigres contra Yankees, en- New
York, subiendo a la "lomita"
Trucks Y Donald, Y Medals Rojas
e Indios, en- Boston, actuando
Hughson y Bagby.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
Jugara
10y Contra
os Gigantes

csniCAGO, mayo 26.-Jimmy
\ son, Ell director, Y Lou Novi-
4 eI jardinero russo, conferen-
I ~ aver y Jimmy decide que
lOco" d~esempene hoy uno de
l'fdlnes frente a los Gigantes.
'~uny lie otto Ell case de Linus
~ que esta pegandole muy
H. ''Smente a la pelota Y ayu-
V' ae manera notable a los
Tvs de Cincinnati.
'NoI1 espera hacer honor.
T. sporfunos batazos, a la espe-
|s~u que en- Ell tiene d~epositada
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
A%COTACIONES
"BE|S las"

Jack Zeller, ell administrator
general de los Tigres, hizo un
magnifico jardinero de Hank
Greenberg.
Ahora Sc proponia hacer 10 mis-
mo cor Pinky Higgins, un hombre
de 33 amos -. pero Pinky sigue
en- la tercera base.
Higgins cree que el no esta va
para la broma de cazar ''flys" y
piensa bien.
Hizo su oposici6n y la respaldo
bateando de Chit, consecutive
mente, en- 16 desafios.
Aparece cast a la a@ltura, name
jando ell "roble", de Vernon Ste
phens, de los Browns.
En- la tercera base esta zen su
casa" Y no 10 estarfa saltando por
TODD ell terreno detras de las pelo-
tas bateadas.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
GRASAS PARA EXPLOSI-
VOS

NEW YORK, mayo 26.-En un
solo mes, las amas dc casa de la
ciudad de New York han proper
cionado mas de 100000 kilos de
grasas, que de 10 contrario Sc ha-
brian desperdiciado, y con los
cuales pueden hacerse b%astantes
explosives para disparar 1900, 600
p~royectiles anti-tanques.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
Henry Armstrong
Peleara Con
Sammy Angott

NEW YORK, mayo 26.-El dia
II de JUNO, en- la Madison Square
Garden, Sammy Angott, ell excam-
pe6n del peso ligero, Sc batira con
Henry Armstrong, que fuera cam
pom de los pesos puma, ligero y
weller. Esperase que ell "match"
produzca no menos de 100000.
All vencedor Sc lie enfrentara
con Bob Montgomery, de Filadel-
fla. ell nuevo campe6n de las 1875
libras.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
FAMILIA ENTERA EN- LA
DE PER
c

LOS ANGELES, California
mavo 26.-Once miembroS de una
sofia familia americana trabalan
en- una fabrica de aviones De .
Estados Unidos, que produce apa-
ratios para las Naciones UnluAs.
S. trata de la familia Perley
Adamson, de California. ri
La gaceta., 1943-05-26
CON Los GUANTES

Dos ciudadanos de Ia raza ne
gra Sc diSputaron Ia semana pa
Sada el campeonato mundial de las
1876 libras, Beau Jack y Bob
Montgomery.
Uno de los mas fuertes aspiran-
ties 10 eS Luther White, otro ne
grito.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

Contra que gladiator de su
categorfa defendera Montgomery,
por primera vez, su nueva corona?
Ell trono de las 1876 libras, en-
cuanto a la Association Nacional
de Roxeo. esta vacante.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

servicio en- once departamentos
distintos: contabilidad, archives,
pulimento, soldadura, trabajo de
precision en- torno, instruction
inspection, oficina, conservation y
preparation de herramientas. Los
mayores-el padre, la madre y Ell
hermano del padre-trabajan dc
noche. Los hijos, sobrinos y nue.
ras, trabajan de dfa.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

Jack Sc cans6 en- los ultimos
asaltos de sus peleas con Fritzie
Zivic Y Henry Armstrong.
Peleando contra ell negrito que
ostentara tres coronas, tambien
lie atac6 a tOda velocidad, furiosa-
mente, en- los primeros asaltos.
Debera zanzibar de "sistema" ell
excampe6n, es decir, empezar con
lentitud, embellishments, y mas
trade, en- los 1Itimos rounds,
d~esarrollar toda su "pimienta" y
energfa.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

El pasado jueves, Litwhiler, ell
iardinero izquierdo de los Phillles'
cometi6 su primer error en- ooS
amos.
Llevaba ISL 'desaffOs sin errar'
ma marca en- las ligas mayores'
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

"Yo no Sc que me reserva la
suerte," declare ell "castellano"
Vernon Gomez, pitcher de tempo
de calor, que lama con la mano
zurda.
Ell estado fisico de Vernon es
perfecto Y Sc propone darle algu-
mas v~ictorias a los Senadores de
Washington.
"Tenfan tantos pitchers los
Braves que de~cidieron no darme
una oportunidad. Ell presidente
Quinn me trato muy bien y asi
los peloteros y empleados de la
novena."
Ahora Sc propone, cuando ell
momento llegue, probar a Griffith
Y Ossie Bluege que a1n DONNA
las rectas Y curvas en- la forma
conveniente para "ganar y per-
der" decorosamente.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

Luke Sewell obtuvo su libertad
Unconditional como pelotero de los
Browns, pero c~ontinuara en- su
puesto de director.
Aparecia como receptor y para
deiarlo fuera de la lista hubo ne
cesidad de pedir waivers.
Ahora son 25 los peloteros.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

Sc lie habia prometido a Sammy
Angott una pelea o Beau Jack,
81 ell negrito derrotaba a Montgo-
merry.
Sucedi6 TODD 10 contrario y pa
saran varios meses antes de que
Bob, ell nuevo campe6n, decida
meterse en- un cuadrilatero con
Angott.
Tiene seis meses, bajo las re-
glas de la Comisi6n neoyorquina,
para defender su corona.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

La experienced de Montgomery
Y su innegable habilidad lie dieron
la victoria sobre ell exlimpiabotas
Beau Jack.
FL campe6n atac6 furiosamente
en- los primeros asaltos, perdio
''vapor", resistencia ". Mont
gomery empezo a %adquirir v~entaja.
Despues, en- los momentos fina-
les, Jack ataco de nuevo; pero va
era tarde.
Cuando Beau empezo su carre-
ra, va Montgomery habia soste-
nido 81 combates PROFESSIONALS.
Hace amos dos puzzles negros Sc
disputaron la corona del peso com
pleto: Jose Luis y John Henry
Lewis.
Los punetazos del "dinamitero"
derribaron a Lewis a los dos mi
nutos y 20 segundos del primer
asalto.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

Pasaran varios dfas, seg1n Ell
DR.. Francis J. Sweeney, medlco de
los Gigantes, antes de que Napo-
leon Reyes, ell cubano, pueda jugar
la primera base.
va volvi6 al juego ell famoSo
Mickey Witek, ell "astro" de la Sc
gunda base.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

;Esta Hacienda listed Su Parte!
Compre Bonos de Guerra
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

Dos peloteros de los Browns,
los j6venes pitchers Fred Sanford
v Sid Peterson fueron mandados
al Toledo, de la Association Anne
ricana. Podran ser llamados con
solo un aviso de "a hOras.
La gaceta., 1943-05-26

Estaban molestando al arbitro
Barlick, con insinuaciones e indi-
rectas desde ell banco de los bod
gers.
Sc hallaba Glossop al bate, hizo
para ell juego Y lie dijo al grupo
de Esquivadores: Isl oigo una pa
labra mas, limpio ell banco."
Y para no desagradar a Branch
Rickey resolvieron callarse.
The Omaha guide., 1943-08-14
MISSOURI BAR ADMITS TWO
MORE FROM LINCOLN

Jefferson City, Mo-, Aug. II GAN
p Official announcement has just
been made by the Missouri State
Board of Legal Examiners that
two additional graduates of the
Lincoln university school Of law
have successfully passed the Miss
ouri bar.
Although the law school was op-
ened just four years g it has had
10 graduates and eight persons who
received all of their legal training
in the school have already success
fully passed the Missouri bar.
Those who had previous passed are
Misses Margaret B. Bush and Doro-
thy L. Freeman, Messrs. Charles
Fl. Blagburn, Richard E. Burns.
John w. Harvey and Aguinaldo a.
Lenoir.
Mrs. Howard, a native Of Ohio.
is married and lives with her hus-
band in st. Louis. She received
her pre-legal education at Wilber-
force university and Morgan coll
eye and graduated from law school
at the head Of her class with an
"A" average. She is a member of
Iota Phi Lamda sorority.
Mr.. Mayo is a native of Wash
ington. He is the son Of DR.. and
Mrs. ]. Scott Moyo and the nep-
hew of Mrs. VIM. E. Taylor. the
wife of the dean of the law school.
Mayo received his pre-legal educa-
ton at Howard university and Viz
ginia State college.
The Omaha guide., 1943-08-14

ifically as bearing upon the buzz
cen of our present ~counseling that
the Negro in the United States and
in every region is entitled to and
shoud have every guarantee Of e.
quail opportunity that every other
citizen of the United States has
within the framework Of the Amer
lean democratic system Of govern
ment."
Defeating themselves .'unswerv-
ingly to the successful achievement
OF this task and taking cogn1-
ance of certain features peculiar
To each society and the Certain
cumulative and tragic handlcapsr
in the physical and cultural herit-
age of the south, the committee
n embers appealed to the nation Gin
covenant with the south, to exer-
else a wisdom ard maturity thru
which methods. procedures and
rates of change may be worked
ont in the spirit of, and conform
ity with the PRINCIPLES of Americ-
an democracy
The southern regional council, as
proposed by the committee, would
b. constituted OF representatives #
tIth races and OF private and pub
tic groups. Such a council, it
was declared, in subscribing to
. the new decla; alton of principles,
woulr work win and utilize all
other ovaiIable agencies and a..
Formation of a national Comm
ittee on race and regional develop
ment," constituted of representa-
ives of all races, was also urged
since the crisis is not only south
ern, but national, not only for
whites but for Negroes and other
| races as WE'LL" President Roose-
welt was urged to appoint such a
national committee.
Concerning post war planning,
the committee recognized that
the problems of the folk and Of
rooa oo-c+i4 Iee1.,.
problem than that of physical plan
ming and by the same token urg-
ed "all the more the obligation to
apply to this great area of our de-
mocracy the best the sciences, the
social sciences, the humanities and
religion a do in the realistic work
ing out of next steps.
The Omaha guide., 1943-08-14

its WI way and is a job that al
most anyone with a little Common
sense can learn to do. Mrs.
Davis is a graduate Of the New
Haven Teachers College and stud
led at the Yale University School
Of Education and the Art Instis .te
of Chicago.
Lieut.. Colonel Davis was
uated from West Point in 1896. He
was appointed to the Academy by
Congressman Oscar DePriest OF
the LIST Congressional District, ln-
inois.
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