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Evening star., 1946-05-23

nected with smokers articles firm.
Mr.. Sorrento said the dog has
been with him 18 months.
Roads in new housing estates OF
Canterbury, England, are to be
named for generals and battles of
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Students to Present PIuy

The senior class of Montgomery
Blair Senior High School will pre-
sent a three-act comedy Every
body's Crazy" at $50 pm. tomorrow
and Saturday in the school gym
naSium.
Evening star., 1946-05-23

the war and Archbishops of Canter.
bury.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-31

Two Kinds of Permanent Pastures
Farmers interested in a really bal
anced pasture program should con-
slider having about one-half acre per
animal unit Of high growing or hay
type pasture in addition to the regu-
Ian permanent pastures. Hay-type
pastures are based on alfalfa or la
dino clover or both, depending on the
soil. along with one or two kinds Of
grass They should be on pretty good
SOIL well lined and fortified. These
mixtures may be cut once in the early
summer for hay or grass silage, and
will furnish lot of forage in the hot
months when other pastures are
slowed down.
It is essential that hay-type pas
lures be divided into small areas. and
that the grazing be rotated so they
are not over-grazed at any time. An
acre Of this type pasture will pro-
duce considerable more forage in
season than is possible with blue
grass-White clover mixture. One AL
legany county tanner Che came origi-
nally from Garrett has sixteen acres
Of ladino clover. divided into three
areas. This year the sixteen acres
carried seventeen milk cows all sum
mer The COWS We're fed no grain or
hay and milk production was good.
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Births

Births
Nh. and Mrs. Harry Vitez, announce
the birth Of a son, Carroll Eugene, on
October %. Mrs. Vitez was the form
cr Miss Lenice Goehringer. This is
the couples second child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller announce
the birth of daughter at Hazel Nc
Gilvery hospital, Meyersdale, October
%. Mrs Miller was the former Miss
Orpha Bach, one of the triplets of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bach. This is the
couples first child.
Rev. and Mrs. Margold Harmon. Of
Universal, Pa, announce the birth of
p daughter on October 27. Mrs. Har-
mon was the former Miss Amelia
Miller, daughter Of the late William
Miller This is the couples third
child and the first daughter.
Celebrates Golden Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Wilburn, Of
Glantsville, celebrated their 5Oth we'd
ding anniversary on Sunday, October
%, when they held open house at
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their home.
They are the parents of ten
children, all living, so grandchildren
and II great grandchildren. The
children are Alice, Of Conderspolt,
Pa; Norman, Eckhert; Vera McKen-
zie, Perry, Elmer and Roy, all Of
Grantsville; Clara Holder, Sipesville,
Pa; Elva Bube. Of Canton, Ohio;
Sabaena Yommer, Of Cumberland, and
Clark at home.
Mr. Wilburn is an active mail car
rier from Grantsville to Jennings and
is well known throughout the COM
munity.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Yost. accom-
panied by Mrs. P. H. Yost of Meyers
dale, Pa. left last Friday morning
to spend week with Nh and Mrs.
Harvey Yost, Of Detroit, Michigan
Miss Hazel Broadwater spent the
Weekend with Nh, and Mrs. John
Bethel, Of Bittinger
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sehlossnagle
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-31
ACCIDENT

4 rummagc sale sponsored by the
MISSIONARY Society Of the Accident
Lutheran church will be held on No
vember 9th. al the Grand theatre,
Friendsville
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Gates, Jr., La
Vale, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs z. H. Ault,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richter visi-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Savage, of
TliendsviIle, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Ms. Harold Georg were
dinner guests, on Sunday, Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Bach.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-31

Mrs. Leslie Deal, were MI. and Mrs.
John Shelton, Roy Bowser and Miss
Lydia Haislet. all of Toboso, Ohio;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Teets, Oakland;
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Teets. Friends
vile; Miss Maxine White, Granville,
Ohio; Nh and Mrs. Luther Bowser
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
8urkhaldt Mr.. Fred Bowser and son,
Mrs. Agnes Burkholder. and Mr. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-31

and family, were dinner guests on
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Broad
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Margroff and
family, were guests on Sunday Of Mr..
end Mrs Lester Smith, Of Bittinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien and
family, Swanton, were guests on Sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Margroff.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-31
rs. Earl Deal and family.
TRESPASS NOTICE

Persons are hereby warned not to
lrespass on the land known as the
Bertha Hoye farm, located one mile
west Of Oakland on the GAINESVILLE
road
WILLIAM CODDNGTON, owner
Advertisement 34-3t*
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As this campaign draws to d close, just want
to remind the Voters of Garrett County that if l am
elected to The House Of Delegates viii 90 to Anna
polls as a Taxpayer and Citizen of Garrett County to
represent all Of the people regardless Of party
affiliation
would like to draw your attention to the fol-
lowing paragraph that was in the county papers in
the issue Of October IT.
am seeking this office for no selfish motives
or the money it pays My only thought is for the well
fare Of our county and all Of its people, through
careful study Of the legislative problems facing US
as taxpayers and citizens Of one of the best counties
in our Great State Of Maryland.
| will appreciate your vote and support in the
General Election on Tuesday, November s.
Sincerely and respectfully,
JOSEPH HINEBAUGH.
Political advertisement authorized by Candidate
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-31
NOTICE.!

The Mayor and Town Council Of Oakland, Md,
will receive up and until November st 1916, appli
cations for the position Of Night Police, and
Assistant Water Superintendent for the Town Of
Oakland, Maryland.
Veterans will be given preference.
BY Order of
The Mayor and Town Council.
Arthur LaWton, Clerk
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ABLELAN ~
L FARMING ~

A weekly discussion devoted 10 the
Land and Farms of Garrett County,
edited by John Carter County Agent,
and W. ". Mace, Soil Conseryationist.
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The KeysScre Gas Company, Inc.
Virginia Co. Distribution Corporation
Werfield Ma 'uraI Gas Company
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@trd,,talses6 !
1N

Wiilmanfee, isis. - sSn Mnueien-
belt bon ettpa 5tpan5ig Witglieoern
oes amerifaniiden gpiifopats, oar-
unter oie @rabii60fe WurraD bon ct.
Saul uno Sitter bon Snoianapolis,
fano am Donnerstag I. 8. in ser
bieiigen &atbeorale bte feterlihe &on=
lefratioil bon Wigr. gilbert g. Weper
Ials giidof bon Superior itatt. 9ie
8eibe ooa5og Der bohm'ite Sr. gr5-
biIdof &ilep unter sliiiiten3 ser
bodm' item So. 8iib0fe M. S. Wuen6
bon Sarge uno @iaiam B. S'Gon-
nor bon Waoiion.
giidof Weper, ieit 1889 Heftor
oes ct. Srancis Seminars, lit Ser
oierte geborene Ofilmaufee'er, ser
gum Witglieo bes gpiIfopats erbo=
ben muroe. 8or ibm puroen 6ie 8i=
lbofe Muend, S'gonnor uno S6in-
ners gepeibt.
MaSiion, @is. = slm 9ienstaa T..
8. fanben in Sefferlon Ole feierliden
greqnien fir oen i'm Sitter bon BRET
nnole65tg Sabren berltorbenen Bfar-
rer Sobn g. Saeusler Itatt. 0as Io-
lenne &equiemamt 5elebrierte elm
8ruoer oes 8eritorbenen, Bfarrer
George Saeusler bon Sun 8rairie,
unter Miiiiten5 zines meiteren 8ru-
oers, Hfarrer Soa6im SaeusIer bon
Semaufee. Die Hreoigt bielt Wigr.
Soiepb 2eoerer bon gan1pbensport,
nno Die lebte gbIolution erteilte 8i=
l6of S'Gonnor. - Yfarrer Saeusler
muroe am Is. Mai 1883 in MiIpall-
fee geboren, trat erit als 9reiuno-
5iDan5igidbriger in bas ct. sSrancis-
Seminnr elm 11no tpuroe am II. sSsn-
nj 1915 geipeibt. Seitber bat er nn-
unterbrohen in ser BfarrieelIorge
getpirft, 5ulebt felt abt Sabren IN
Sefferlon. r. I.P.
ct. 2onis, 500. - gluf 8eranlaI-
Jung oes fiiralib nerltorbenen &aroi-
mails @lennon bat Der 81. 8ater,
Hapit 8ius XII, 5tpan5ig Witglieoer
oes 9io5eianflerus gum Stang BON
pdpitIiben Hrdlaten erboben, barun-
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Maxintiliatt-8alhp

altberiibmte &rduteriaIbe, uniiber-
troffen BEL
Bra n b 10 II n b en-
aller glrt nnb BEL anbern 2eioen,
melde i'm beigegebenen 3irfular an
gege6en iino.
8reis, 60 gents per Sar, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Sar.
SOUR 5u be5ieben bonn
90 T nj ilian Sanitarim nj
269S SDgce Mbe., Columbus 3, ..
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M. 9. s.

&or etli6en @o6en peroffentIid).
ten mir cine Sooesan5eige, oie bon
elnem 9eler 6eanltanoet puroe. 9us
8ebnrtsiabr oes Geritorbenen mar
als oas Sabr 1886 angegeben, l1no er
Iei SeIer iiber ieh5ig Sabre lang ge.
pelen. @ir geben 81, einen Srrtum
genadt 81 buben,; oenn, obtpobl pie
lie unlerer Seler ieit mebr als einem
balben Sabrbunoert Seier bes ,Sbio=
@ailenfreuno' paren, mogen piele
niht in 10 iungen Sabren 2eier ge=
Doroen iein.
Seoes Sobr peronltaltet eine
8ruppe bon 6rauen in 9rooflpn, &c.
y, cine vGaro onb 8unco 8artp"
gum geIten Oes Solepbinums. 9ieies
Sabr miro Our 2aop's Wiliion Cir
Gle" leine rBartp" i'm ct. Mortin Of
Sours' sluoitorium, aniderboder
9lpe. ano Soncod Street in groof-
lDn, abbalten.
Die S6asmeiiterin Der Srganiia-
tion, SRI. slnne 90. ltnoreiner, be-
mertte in ibrer idriftli6en ginlo=
oung: ~8ir iino iiber5eugt, oaB sic
unlere slnIidt teilen, oaB Die slnitolt
ben eolen nnO notpenoigen 3ped
oerfolgt, Stuoenten gum 8rieIter-
tum beran5u6iloen. IS miro Sbnen
pobl befannt iein, oaB oie neiIten
Der ErteIter, Die i'm SoIepbinum ber=
angebiloet Deroen in iiiolifen lmb
meltli6en Sio5eien tatig iino, mo
pegen Der geringen Erieiter5abl fa=
tbolll6e HrieIters beionoers ben0tigt
lino our Serbreitung oes fatbolii6en
@laubens. @abreno bes &rieges ia.
ben au6 piele Solepbinum-Brtei
als SSelofapl1ne i'm Ser. Staoten=
Seere gebient. Seri6ieoene ser ielben
befinoen iid nod in aftipem 9tenlt.
8ie unlere Soloaten be5eugen, baben
oieie GrieIter lid our6 beroilhe Su=
ten ausge5eihnet. Im 10. Wdrs bat
cine 1peitere &laile irnger Wdnner
ibr 3iel erreift. Sic purben bonn
Ipoltoliihen 9elesaten 5u 8rieitern
gepeibt. Sic tperoen in 8GIoe i'm
@einberg oes Serrn arbeiten.
@ir iino. pie ol,6 uniere 2eier
uno 8obltater, iiber5eugt, bob es
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,HQdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
Bon 81 en. s. Jnertges
(5ortiebung)
8ernf

slls &odp. 5. Mfarfs nad SouIe
gegongen mar, er5ablte mir sSatber
Heinefe @eiteres iiber 6atber Marfs,
ieine gltern unb 9eidmilter. 9as tat
er germ, Oenn ser iunse 5ran5, iest
idon Elm tii6tiger, fabiger BrieIter,
tatig in Der alten 1io5eie Alton, NOR
Itets lein 2iebling gelpeien, ben er ia
gemiiiermaBen er5ogen batte. gr NOR
5tpar in ct. 9ouis geboren uno ge,
tauft, aber nod 8reeie gebra6t NOR
oen, tpo iein 8ater 5ranf Marfs fen.
BON Ser Sang Camp uno Company,
Chicago, oie brei 8runoItiide gefauft
bate, melhe oen balben &ir6enblod
|einnabmen. Sier botte er auf Dem
5weiten @runoltiid iein groBes Saus
NIT etnem Saoen gebaut. gluf Dem
erlten @runoItiid bate er cine 9au=
bol5anlage uno auf Dem oritten
8runoitiid bate er ii6 einen i60nen
8arten nad oelti6em Wuiter ange-
legt.
als i'm Sabre 1866 Die neue Stride
geplant 11no @elo bafiir gelammelt
uurOe, gab Ser quite Sranf Ofarfs
en anoertbalb u2ots" oils 8auplob
fir Die neue Stride. 9os tpar oie alte
gaubol5anlage uno Die S1lfte oes
5lpeiten @runbltiids, ouf tpelhem oas
neue Bfarrbaus, lpel6es ,Sooofus
Betermeier ipater baute lno Ser 8e-
meinoe l6enfte, ltano. Die balbe
v2ot" log 5tpiiden Stride uno Dem
Wobnbans nebit 2aoen oes Srn.
Wforfs. gs Duroe iopiel bonn 2aben
abgelfnitten ais nottpenoig NOR fir
Die Soroerieite = llngefdbr 5ebn bis
5polt SUB -, mo- Damn Elm 3aun
erri6tet tpur6e.
Die Wtarfs 'ide Samilie mar iebr
religios unb freigebie. Die bier &in=
Der = 5rau Sbeo. &lutbo len. uno
Srau Sunfe (fleiBige Sausfrouen
uno 5uporfommeno in Ger @emeinoe
uno i'm 8ei6dfD, So6n. Sranf
Veorts nno iein 8ruoer, Or. Warfs
- maren aabeliebt. 3rei oerIelben
fparen i6on in Die gmigfeit gegon=
gen. Sour 5atber Warfs iiberlebte tie.
~er (Soflp. Oearfs) beIu6t mid
regelmaBig apei= Bis oreimal i'm
Sabre uno lit oerlelbe freunblibe ltno
liebenspiiroige Ofenih, Der er als
&inb uno Stuoent mar. gr iollte
mein NaGfolger iperoen, aber er lit
in Ser 9i05eie alton geblieben BEL Ser
Seiluns Der Gio5eie." go 5atber
Geinefe.
Sein Giarrfino, iest BrieIter, blieb
ibm ergeben uno teuer. 8ei Oieler
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sooesan5figen

German Ggler. GeItorben an 26.
Sanuar 1916 in ct. 2ouis, Weo. 9l-
ter 2eier.
8eprge 8elfofer fen. @e6oren in
grie, Ba. @eltorben i'm 9llter BON
neun5ig Sabren in Gbelaning, Wi6.
alter 2eler unb ggent.
isranf u. @einsapfel. @eitorben in
gpunspille, Sno. Ilter 2eier.
Widael Seinslmeier. @eItorben
am 8. Wtar5 1916, nobf porbereitet.
gr binterlaBt feline 8attin Hegina, elf
ainoer, ahtunoied5ig gnfel uno iie>
ben ltrenfel. sllter, eifriger 2eier
3tpei &inoer gingen ibm i'm Sooe
poraus.
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Elm frpmnpt1- INN
gttanPnretrtlrs Wttprfptf
tpiinidt alien 2eiern, ssreunoen
uno @oblt1tern Der
,Sbio-@ -@aiIenfreun6'.

nidt nnr elm Gripiles, ionoern aud
cine gbre it, cine InItalt gu unter,
ltisen, aus tpelfer Sabr fir ssabr
neue 8rieiter aus5uienoen uno 90,
ourd religioien Sr0itungen nno see.
lenfrieoen Meniben aaer aloile All.
Denoen 3u fonnen.
0as SoIepbinlm lit oen treuen
ytitbelferinnen in 8rooflpn su aro-
Bem Ganf oerpfli6tet.
9ead Den eingebenoen vSbio Gales
Sor stamps" 81 urteilen, boben be-
reits Die 5rouen ibre SIterbiite ae-
fauft, uno au6 oie MGnner ibre Gin
taufe gemaft. Sd bate Die quite @e=
legenbett, unlangit perionli6 eine
ltattlide In5abl vStaulps" in elmer
fleinen noromeItlicben Staot Sbios
81 erbolten. gs nuroe mir pertrou=
lid mitgeteilt, oies iei bauptlGhlih
ben Siterfaufen 5u5uidreiben. lin
Serlegenbeit 81 permeioen,
mill ib ben @ert Ser Stamps" niht
perraten. gtpaige beitimnte slnao=
ben paren fir ieoen cine leibtlosli=
DIE Ge6enaufgobe.
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Stride peiIte er ais aino, oIs Shii-
Ter, MeBbiener uno grieiter. SIMMER
i'm Sdatten Der Stride getpobnt, tpoa-
te er alih in ieiner lesten &ronfbeit
in 8reeie, i'm ct. SolepbssSoipital
ipeilen linb i'm Gngeiidt ieines Bfarr-
bauIes uno Der Gominifns-& Stride
lterben. 8erieben bon Misr. aaup,
Bfarrer Der @emeinoe, gab er feline
Seele in Die Sdnbe ieines Sbopfers
5uriid.
gr Iolte au6 bon oieIer Stride aus,
Die er 10 liebte, begraben tperoen;
aber leine eigene 8emcinoe IN Col
linspiae, Sa., 1piinl6te, ibren Bfor-
rer in ibrer @emeinoe 5u begroben.
l1no 10 ge1bab es. gr puroe nod
Dem 9ominifus- -airhbof in greeie
gebradt, no er neben ieinem gelieb-
ten Bfarrer, Satber Reinefe, ben
Gag Der Iuferltebung erpartet.
Sein Neffe, Sobn. SenrD Sunfe,
Der lange iein Iiiiitent mar, bat i'm
begraben i'm 8eilein ieiner alten
Sreunoe nno pieler Gerpanbten. gs
ruben iest itbon bier @eiitlide auf
Dem Gominiflls=&ir6bof: Die bo6u.
So. &einefe, aar6er, Warfs nno
Mitdb.
geim na6iten 8eiu6 fling Satber
.Reinefe ipieoer an, iiber St1nbe lno
gernfe 5u ipre6en. gr neinte, oas
lei ein Sbema, iporiiber man piel
oenfen uno ipre6en tonne = uno
mebr lpreden ioate. Sd babe i6on
piele Bidder uno slbbanolungen iiber
oieIen @egenltano geleien, iiber oieie
belonoers fir ben 8rieiter 10 tpid-
tige 5rage Die Stride 8ottes brauft
81 ibrer gntpidlltng edit driItlihe
5amilien, 2ebrer uno Brieiter. gs lit
cine Ser 1pidtigiten 9lufgaben oes
BrieIters, niht nur feline 8farrtinoer
gu piiroigen GbriIten gu er5ieben,
ionoern au6 oen 8eruf gum geiItli-
hen uno Sroensitanoe 5u tpeden, su
begen uno 5u pflegen.
Ser Grielter @aa Soiepb Sug
oriidt ii6 in ieinem 8u6e, vDie
6riltllhe 5anilie", alio aus:
~8ie Der Sauspater slrbeiter in
leinen @einberg our Irbeit einlobet,
ibnen Sobn oeripriht uno ibnen oen-
ielben am Ibeno aus5ablt, 10 Iaoet
Der bimmliide 8oter alle OeenIden
elm Sbm 5u bienen, INN am Mbeno
bieIes 9ebens oas Simmelreib gum
Sobne ibnen 5l1 geben. @enn nun
all6 alle 8ott oienen iollen, 10 oo6
nidt ale auf oielelbe @eiie; oenn
8ott brau6t Sen ginen 5u bieiem,
Den slnoern 5u ienem Stanbe. @enn
Der 8nabe gum Singing uno oas
Oeaoden our Sungfrau berangema6=
len tit, ergebt an iie ser STUFF @ottes:
,@able Dir oieien Stano, erfiile oei-
len Bfli6ten nah Weinem g8ilIen
uno @ebot, uno Sd mill oir geben,
mas rebt lit go fonnen &inoer, @e=
idDiiter, ni6t auf INNER i'm gltern.
bauIe berbleiben. Sic Iollen, obtpobl
I'M IpGtern 2eben our6 &aum ge-
trennt, ooh INNER in 2iebe oereint
bleiben. 9arum lit es bo6It tpibtig,
eine ri6tige Stanoespabl 5u tref=
fen"
(5ortietung folg)
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Sttu1me beS HDlfeS
fdr oas Soiepbiuunt

Sd iiberienoe Sbnen biermit ST
5ur laufenoen JreiItelle 5u gbren oel
lleben Oeuttergottes, bes FL. SsoIepbs
uno oes I'll. Intonius, einem Geripre.
den gemdB.
q. 5, gtid.
glnliegeno S6ed iiber SIS fir bit
Stuoenten, als Ganfiagung fir oie
Grborlng in einem Inliegen.
90. g., Sno.
Siermit i6ide ih Sbnen ST, oen
id fir Die arnen Stuoenten perlpro.
ben bate, penn if) in einem 4nliel
gen grborung fdnoe. Sd bin, Soft
lei 9anf, erbort tporoen.
6. g., Wo.
ginliegeno 50, oie icb 5u gbren Der
gfuttergottes peripro6en botte. 1ant
Der 6iirbitte Der Wutter BON Ger Ssns
merDabrenoen Stlfe, tpuroe meine
gitte erbort.
Ilte 2eierin, Sa.
a4,
ginliegeno ienoen mir Sbnen S.,
Die mir in einem geipiiien gnliegen
perlpro6en batten. @ir lino, 8ott
lei 9ant, erbort porben.
&C. &C., Meo.
Ginliegeno ienoe i6 Sbnen ST, ben
i6 in einem @nliegen perlpro6en
bate. auf bie md6tige Siirbitte ser
Muttergottes bin id erbort iporoen.
2eIerin, sc. 9.
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VIGIL LIGHTS

VIGIL LIGHTS
BY A. Schneider. $500
BY c. Schmenk 200
BY S. Bozdech ............... 100
L. Abmera .................. 100
BY E. Miller ................ 100
Mrs. E. Wenzel, St. Albans, N.
Y. Y.......................... 100
BY D. Taufen ............... 100
Miss H. Wigbels, Covington, KY. 100
BY C. Duchschere ........... 100
BY T. Thielen ............... .25
Cecilia Nuest ........... .25
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NodtraglifL frobli6e SItern!
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Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauuns

meroen ibnen mn6 bamerno beboben
ourd 9r. Gbbp's &rGuter.Tillen. Sie
baben Eauienben grIei9terung ge.
brabt. Hreis: i SbadteI nit 100
Biuen, 60c; 2 Sdn1teIn, 81. BIus
Sc Horto. Bitte Der BeiteIlung cine
3c.Briefmarfe fir Borto bei5ufiigen.
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SEQ HEYL AVE. COLUMBUS Q. O.
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8urtbinstun, >. ct. Ganl, Winn,
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-17
Trainmen Complete List
Of Congress Enemies

Miami Beach, Fla. ULNS)
The Brotherhood Of RaiIruad
Trainmen in convention here
pledged its treasury to defeat re-
dictionary Congressman in the Nov.
5 elections. President A. r. Whit
ney reported that a nationwide
survey of Congressional districts
has just been completed. Tie
names Of legislators whom the
brotherhood will oppose will be
submitted to the convention within
few days.
Referring to a possible union
with the Congress Of Industrial
Organizations or the American
Federation Of Labor, Whitney de-
clared that he would make no re-
commendation to the convention on
affiliation. "The delegates will de-
eide after hearing Mr.. Green and
Mr.. Murray" he added.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-17
Reaction Rising
(Confinued From Pagr Oc.J

(Confinued From Page OreJ
to one Of their loudest and longest
outbreaks Of applause.
There are those who cry COM
munist or fascist about anyone
they dislike" Clark said. "But as
attorney general | will examine
closely and fairly the actions of
all subversive groups including the
American Communist party. | will
not deny them free speech or free
dom of expression. | will protect
them only so long as they operate
under the orbit of the bill Of
rights.
81 will examine subversive
groups for any threat to our gov
ernment +. any violation by any
of these groups will result in
prosecution.
Clark warned against the seiz-
ure of key unions by such groups,
particularly in transportation or
communications. He assured the
AFL that he knew it would "never
permit subsersive elements to take
over the unions of America"
Upon the conclusion of Clark's
speech, the convention recessed
until 9 a. m. Oct. IA.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-17
Hollywood Jurisdiction Question
AWoifs AFL Convention Action

Hollywood (FP) Hope for
early settlement of the studio tie
up resulting from the lockout of
1000 AFL Conference of Studio
Union members by 10 major prod
ucers is now centered on the AFL
convention in Chicago, where
spokesmen Of tn e conflicting
groups have gone to present their
case.
The tieup began when producers
supported the contention of the
International Association of The
atrical Stage Employees that a
federation directive awarding con-
struction of studio sets to CSU-of-
filiated Local GAG, United Brother
hood of Carpenters, were wrong.
The producers then fired carpent-
ers refusing to work on sets con-
structed by IATSE members and
the firings rapidly spread to in
clude all CSU members. The CSU
in trun threw picketlines around
all 10 major studios. The IATSE
pledged to supply men to replace
the locked-out workers.
Main developments in the strug-
gle have been:
IA statement by IATSE In
ternatioial Representative Roy
Brewer at a dinner in honor of an
film producer that "the great vii
lain in this strike is the AFL ex-
ecutive council. If they took the