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Gebted to the Garrett County Welfare
Board in amounts set forth in said
bill and the estates of the said Charles
+. White and Alberta NJ. White are
indebted to Bolden Undertaking Com
pany in amounts set forth in said bill.
and. also, unto divers other persons;
that there have been no administra-
tons Of the estates of said Sarah c.
White or Charles +. White and there
are no personal assets therein, and
that the personal assets Of said AL
berta NJ. White are insufficient to dis
charge the debts against her estate.
The bill then prays that an account
may be taken Of all the debts due by
said decedents which remain unpaid
and all of the personal estate Of the
said Alberta NJ White, and that the
said personal estate may be applied
in payment Of debts of the said AL
berta VI. White, and that the real
estate Of said decedents, as aforesaid,
be sold for the payment Of all unsatis-
fled claims against said decedents, for
general relief, for the order of publ
alton against the said Flora E. White,
Carl B. White and Jessie NJ. White.
his wife, James A. White and Jane
White, his wife, Mollie P. Rasch and
Harry A. Rasch, her husband. Mabel
White, June X. Helling and David X.
Helling, her husband, Robert B. White
and Kathrine D. White, his wife, Cliff
ton w. White, Wilma White, Thelma
White, Kenneth White, Joseph White
and --W White, his wife. nellie
White Browning, Eugene White and
L
Florence Bauman and --Bau-
man, her husband, Rowan R. White
and White, his wife, Igna-
thus Rexford and -Rexford,
her husband, Margaret Rodeheaver,
Della W. Slabaugh, Margaret Newton
and c. Blaine Newton, her husband,
Mckinley White and 10y White,
his wife, John Charles White and
Waite, his wife, all of whom
are non-residents of the State of
Maryland, and all other unknown
heils of the said Sarah C. White,
Charles f. White and Alberta NJ.
White, and for the writ of subpoena
against said Thane o. White and
Madge Z, White, his wife, Sherman
NJ. White and Mary White, his wife,
Rose NJ White, Mark S. White and
Mildred White, his wife, and Joseph
7. White and Audrey 7. White, his
wife.
1t is thereupon this 18th day of
September, 1916, ordered by the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County, Mary
land, in Equity, that the compliments,
by having a copy Of this order in
serted in some newspaper published in
Garrett County, Maryland, once each
week for four successive weeks before
the 18th day of October, 1916, give
notice to the said nonresident defen-
Giants of the object and substance Of
this bill, warning them to be and APP
pear in this Court in person or by
solicitor on or before the End day of
November, 1916, to show cause, if any
they have, why decree should not be
passed as prayed.
True Copy, A. G.. ROSS, Clerk
Test: A. G. ROSS, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-17

,-arF-arH sr3u. \: inc -. ,... 70 r,a II
in November, 1875. he Submitted to tn.
, legal and qualified voters of the State Of
MARYLAND. for their gdoption or rejection
in pursuance of The directions contained in
. Article ! Of The Constitution Of MARYLAND
and at the said General Election. The vote
on the said proposed amendment to the
each ballot there shah be printed The
words For constitutional Amendment
and Against Constitutional Amendment
as now provided by law, and Immediately
after said Election. due return shall be
made 10 the Governor Of the vote for and
against said proposed amendment. as d.
rccIcd by Article II of the Constitution
and said proceedings had in accordance
with said Article II
Approved: April D. 1915.
CHAPTER 103
AN ACT to propose an amendment to Sec.
tion > Of Article of the Constitution OF
the State Of Maryland. title "Judiciary
Department. subtitle Part l. General
provisions.' relating to the vacancies in
the Office of the Chief Judge Of the Su-
premc Bench of Baltimore City and tC
provide for the submission Of said
amendment to the qualified voters of the
State Of Maryland Tor adoption or re
lection.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Genera,
Assembly of Maryland (three-ifth of all
the members Of each OF the two Houses
conCurringl, That the following be and tAc
same is hereby proposed as an amendment
e to Section ) of Article Of the Constftu-
ton OF The State Of Maryland, title Judi
ciary Department. subtitle Part !. Gen
cral Provisions, the same. if adopted by
the legally qualified voters of the stare. a
herein provided. to become Section > of Ar
ticlc of the Constitution of the State OF
Maryland.
PART I-GENERAL PROVISIONS
See. > Upon every occurrence or recur-
renee Of vacancy through death. resigna.
tion, removal, disqualification by reason OF
age or otherwise. or expiration of the term
Of fifteen years Of any judge. or creation
Of the office Of any judge. or in any other
way. the Governor shall appoint a person
duly qualified to fill said office. who shall
hold the same until the election and quail
tication of his successor: except that when
vacancy shall exist i'll the Office of Chief
Judge of the supreme Bench of Baltimore
City the Governor may designate an As
Sociatc Judge OF said Supreme Bench as
Chief Judge of said supreme Bench. and
such appointoc as Chief Judge shall hold
such Office for the residue OF the term for
which he was last elected an Associate
Judge of said Supreme Bench. His sue
ccsSor shall he elected at the first biennial
general election for Representatives in Con-
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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,
OCTOBER 81 and %, 1916.
By order by the Board.
JESSE j. ASHBY, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-17
TRESPASS NOTICE

All persons are hereby warned, UNI
der penalty of the law, not to tres
pass upon the lands of the UNDER
signed, located at Wilson, Garrett
County, Md, for any purpose what
soever. HOLLIS WILSON,
Kitzmiller, Md,
Advertisement 26-16t+
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-17

China celebrated the 35th anni0er-
saIy Of the birth of the Republic, or
the Sun Yat-Sen revolution, while
Chinese fought each other at the bat
tie fronts,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-17
PUByIC SALE
Livestock, Farm
Machinery, House
hold Goods, E.
MACHINERY

Three Farm Wagons, / Hay Lad
der, Grain Drill, l Hay Tedder,
Hay Rake, l Moving Machine, Drill,
l Manure spreader, two-horse Guilt
vator, l 12-shovel Cultivator, Bob
Sled, , Sugar Water Sleds. 1 Corn
Planter, l Walking Plow, | Harrow,
| Shovel Plow, / Land Roller, l
Stone Sled, l Work Bench, l Scoop,
Hay Fork and Rope, set Hay
Ladder Beams, Grain Cradle, 3 Hog
Scatfolds, l Brooder l Cider Mill,
lot Axes, Shovels, Forks, Mcttacks,
Cow Chains, Syrup Cans, Barrels; |
Wind Charger, 3 Crosscut Saws, l
Hand Saw, l lot of Tools 1 Cream
Separator, , milk Cans, ? Sausage
Grinders. l pair Scales, 5-shovel
cultiVatOr
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-17
PAUL TRAINS FOR
HIS LIFE WORK


''"''AA
7reeOv --rvT-Ac.. o.7oh.oo. 1,.o7 o..
Galatians 1:l7.24
MEMORY SELECTIOE-And straishtway
re- eg5'e e.. ing, - "a n ''e s%oa5 55l that
r,aa ,,a~anor.ti0o orooo IF co5
r-l ,,-ad9 pam i1+G now. Nay, az
,...., nav. 100. M o,.ao+e,, 5c1iob+ NV,
.4:rg o.bore of tho rodoo1,;,,a
ar1ao NJ Ca
..-..-.-.'-.. e-.,.-.
III lN1l'i ,.''..li -ol Iiial lq5leI nun
I.< I,;.-..' 40 " IoIi I SuI liiS
"'.i-l', ~ nc P.GCe WHY'S lie
D,'' ~, (,.,.' ''li III - ''..!'
III .,'l ,.' ''.J oTS ~ NI,iGl! i'e Was
'.. " ''lIi M i-oi :, me- Ii!III bu'
| ,t w. - ,'''li45 90 w. 81 -
@.sn.iatos and friends With tl,e now
,,,a.e7o, nj Tho ooeno1
~ ia =, ,..o.t 49,.
,. -u 5 ~ r.,e IN. ''lI'. a., aoIilei Vi
I,''1. ,''..' 1t 10 I - Yllt,' i!G me-
n.y. I'oY' N-l.''! " I.H WIZ ms
b.'7. -..''''0' Ct '''''ii e''J lol I"'''I I
' ~
l. ram races HIS fast (Acts
9;Iab-z2).
What a surprise it must have been
for those prosecutors Of the Chris
tlans at Damascus to find that the
one to whom they had looked for
leadership was now a Christian.
What testimony that Was-right to
the point,
"Straiabtway'' 2 good word
70 aDDIv 10 the servant Of tbe Lord
Paul did not hesitate 10 declare his
faith in Christ. 10 proclaim that the
One who had redeemed him was
able to save others.
T. +. n,o ,,o,.,,,.1 ord nro,,or -.
,,,.r,s:o, ~ Cy-,;l+ior r''' ak ~ oi,.o
4os+;,,o,,,, 10 o+1,a,,- Trba+ ole,,I'5
l,o t,,,,a ~ o,.o,,. Iai;o,,or wa, Pai,1
4r,,,.. ,...- 49, o,11a,l o11,.o,,t &c 49,
aarI A. r,aal, ean 80 }3 ~ il-,3
tl ~ af,1,,Il @ +-',, W 800, ,I
49,, 4,,t ,,,.r.,.'. lh[4l ' o.1zH o770i
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Faai S message was C4rlst. lie
pIoIeo 10 tI'e Je"s tilal Jesus was
lIe l"Il l,, ", ~ lAe one OF Whom
'a1-F OiG testament scriptures
S91Ae aAq lof WL1oN >ney progressed
70 os looking. re decl2feo MN 10
be lHe son OF God ". ~.
They were unwilling to accept
the message. They were ''amazed'
CT 20 CIV In IVY" ~ 'Hc
iacted bo+b if and him and he had
H. oooo,,a fo,, H., 1if.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-17
FRlENDSVILLE


Miss Mildred VanSicllle. Home Ec-
onomics instructor. and the following
girls; Misses Mary Murphy, Joannc
Fisher, Kathryn Friend. Gloria Sislcr
and Barbara Frantz, attended the
State Home Economics club meeting
at Westminster on Saturday, October
). They received the 4th Honorary
Club Seal
Mrs. Kay Fike entertained num-
Der Of friends at hey home Monday
evening Mrs. Bertha Fikc demon
strated the Stanley Products. Refresh
ments were served.
The T. f. A. held its annual fall
show in the school auditorium and on
the school lawn last Thursday and
Friday All kinds OF livestock and
poultry were shown, besides canned
articles, fancy work, etc Prizes were
awarded.
Edward Filsinger and Charles Ross
were visiting in Ohio several days
last week.
Mrs Henrietta Tininmo, and son.
lanes are VISITING. in Baltimore and
Washinpton fo, = week
Mrs. Ward X. Livengood attended
the convention Of the lutheran Wo-
mems Missionary Society at Johns
town Pa ON Thursday. October ?
Nh. and Mrs Quincy ATrnbv and
Mrs Robert Nu,nbv spent Sunday at
Frostburg. attending the 18th ami
varsa,.v Of the Methodist church.
Nh. and Mrs Josonh NcKennv. of
Noryantown. w. Va. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams.
Mr. and Mrs Bliss Fike and chill
DION Rn+tv. David and Ellen. Hazel
TON w Va and Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Boatman. Nasontown. Pa. spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
n p Hinohanob
MIS- How'd Cas+erI visited her SON
in-lav and danobtor, Mr., and Mrs.
RaInb FaIl,onstein. at Cleveland, Ohio.
savnraI DAVIS last week
Nh. and Mrs Walto, Ross. Midland.
snon+ F,sdov bn,o with c q Ross
a,,d family
Ia. T q R,oadwatar dentist has
,,ovod his office to fine ethel Nadrov
homo near Grand Theatre
lack n Friend student Of West
yi,a;nia WasIavan CoIIaoa Bncllhan-
,on snan+ the Weekend here with his
,,rn,ts Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
F,,iord
M. AVID 1T,s 0r,,aI Savaoo wore
-bo,,,,;,,n. j., C,n,1arland ON Satnrdav
Ne Pohar+ lIn,nhv end Mrs Bind
rr,,h,l ,,,ouo s,onnino, IN Frosthl1,o,
a,,I v-os+or,no,.+ on SATURDAY.
Mr. and Ms Row uainas danoh+or
coIlia Ann M. and Mrs Rohe,t CuI-
,.,,. .,d obiIdrop Ro1,hv and Fstal1a
- Co,rollsviIIa p, wa,.o Sunday
o,,os+s If Mr. and Mrs Cart Everlv.
pa++,, To.+. ,,o,,,,o. do,o.,+o,.. If NJ,
,nI Hrs Noob Toats underwent am
.,,no,docton,v at Memorial bosnital
C,,',,ro,.1o,,d ~, Tbnrsdav She is inn
,,.o,,inr. uo,. naropts and Mrs Ed
',,,,.d I.ncos+oi. ,isitod hon, Thursday
M and Me- 1oras Rittna,. and
.l.,,,rh+or' po++v and Mrs Kav F;l,a
nnog+ Tno,doy !, Oakland
2rry poa,l Sbu1+z and Calvin Lint
r,,naaa pidro visited ,rrs II + Shoe
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-17
Lesson for October 20

Tczstn subjects and Scripture texts Sc
ler.sd and caurri.htcd by IntcInaton.l
Council of Religious Education; used b7
E---.l.a5.4u.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-17


WHEREAS, at the january session OF
the General Assembly of Maryland. held in
the year 1875 the following Acts were
passed, providing FOR the submission OF
amendments to the Constitution OF the
State to She qualified voters of the State
of Maryland Tor adoption or rejection,
namely:
CHAPTER 529
AN ACT to propose an amendment to See.
ton II of Article Y of the Constitution
Of The, State of Nllryi1uJ lille ,,ltfor,,.,y.
General ana Slatr's ATTORNEYS suh.
title "TLr Sf9t,'s ttiormrt.s i'rIatir,r to
the duties OF fine states ATTORNEYS and
the requirement to iiir n bond
Section BE if r,tartcd NV tho General
Assembly of AiarvlaDI ,threG. liftIs of nj!
the members Of rlrIr of thn Two uuusrs
cuucurriunl Tina, fine rollowiu.r he ana
the sam, is hereby propusnd ms m amend.
mont ia Section 10 Of trticIn Y nf tho
Constitution of tilc State Of MarylanJ
title "Atturncv General and states Affor.
news" subtitle The safes AttoiIry, 81
The same if adoutrd Inv The locally mali.
fed voters of the State ms herein nroyiIrd
to become Srrtion - Of Nrtirl" + of t6n
Constitution Of rho Sialr of NI1rvIaud
and ,nn civ "f InItimnrG ~ Hb,II hay" any,
thoritv to rnllnrt ,ua .riva rnrniut in tho
NINE of fine Stot". for snrh SIMS Of mon,y
.S n,,v hn rnItrrtna j,,, linn and fnrti,,yiti,
make return of and BAY over the same TO
tbn uronpr .rcnrntin. nnirrr AMI I'M
St9trs 6ttorilrv Of r:,.h rnliniv and tho
civ If TaItiII6ro hrf"r" hn st9Ii Sn,nr nn
the discharge of his duticS. and from time
tn ti,nn Thereafter shall .,i,n ,.ucb .orn,
r,tc E1roty hnnd as nav GarcoIt"r h W nrn.
scrihnd Inv Art Of tho GnnnroI AssonhIv
Soc . Ana hn If rurtI'nr. nnartnd ,I;Lot
soid nfnrnrni,.r Sorti,,,, L,rnIv ,rn,"sod ~
an amrndnnuf to tbn CnnstilIfion Of tho
STATE Of MARYLAND lIou nt thn ,n,t r,.,,
rr"I nIG,.,in,, in NO Eniu in Novcuihor i0ir
i" suIn1i,frd +" thc li"ai and "ua1iinI
,,a,,, nf tI St, f 1%i, ',Hti Nv or
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-17

PROCLANATION OK THE GOVEKNoR
OF MARYLAND DIRECTING THE PIB-
LEGATION or BILLS PROPOSING
AME%DMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE.
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AN ACT to propose an amendment to See
ton 1(cl of Article HE Of the Constitu-
ton of Maryland, title baltimore Re
Developments COMMISSIONS" relating to the
use of the power of eminent domain. and
to provide for the submission of said
Amendment TO the qualified voters Of the
state Of Maryland for adoption or re
iprtinu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-05
Approve Appointment
OF Negro PSychiatrist

WASHINGTON, d. c. (NNPA)
DIR. Paul X. Hawley, medical di-
rector Of the Veterans Admins
tration. last Monday approved the
appointment of Major Rutherford
b. Stevens, Of 1912 Twelfth St.
N. F., as a resident psychiatrist
at the Winter General Hospital,
Topeka, Kansas, where Negro and
white veterans are hospitalized
without segregation or discrimina-
ton.
Major Stevens is the first Negro
doctor to be appointed to the staff
Of a non-segregated Veterans Ad-
ministration hospital and will be
the first Negro doctor to attend
both white and Negro veterans in
a VA hospital.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-05

Rev. Moore, who few from
Chicago 10 make the address,
gave 4 graphic description ~ the
worst racial disturbance since the
end 81 World War II. He told
how the state police and militia
Set IN their machine guns along
the Negro business SectiOn ~
Columbia. and TiddIed the build
mrs With hundreds ~ rounds ~
ammunition. after sOms ~ the
police would 10 10 building and
yell Come out n-Rs."
Five Negroes wrr" shot While
living hat on the hooT In this
siege. in spite n the fact that
Rev. Moore and the iwn Other
white invsSiiVAt0Ts With him had
been told thst all ~ the firing
vas hiKh. Not more than four
shots we're fred. II that many.
Nv Negroes duFinV the s"-cAlled
NEGRO insBTrecti0n s"d TArs
riot" which bs~an On February
q whom viii FlSmi"". = White
radio dealer. slapped Mrs. Gladys
Stephenson. q Negro woman.
Her eE-Servirs son, James
Knocked down FlsninV. and th'
Negroes were taken N iail. Lynch,
inV threats and meetipgs by th'
whites ~ the tnwn brought nut Uh'
state police and later The SHti0na
Guard.
For two days the town was IN 4
stare 81 virtual siege, the speaker
and martial law was pro
claimed.
On the first night - the trouble
the Negroes all went N their honsr
and put out the lights In fear d
the white mob that had been form
ed. The police started into tn
Negro ssctiOn and the word 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-05

out that the mob is coming" Some
shots were fired and four Of the
police were shot, none seriously,
with buckshOt.
After the state police and Ma
ti0naI Guard had taken over, and
there vas no resistance on the
part Of any 81 the Negroes. their
homes were searched. Az Ne
RTOea were arrested who had
guns Of any description on their
premises. Of the I02 Negroes
arrested sixty -four were sE-ssT-
yisemsn,
Rev. Moore told his audience
about the conference that he and
his two colleagues, one from Chi
caro- and the other from New York,
both representatives ~ Civil Lib
critics groups Interested In getting
the true facts ~ the Columbia Incl
dent. had with Governor Jim Ne
Card ~ Tennessee in his office In
Nashville.
The Governor resented the com
ing ~ "Gutridera" into the state 10
inyegtigats the disturbance. He de
clarsd that the Negroes u Colum-
bia had been "RODd Negroes" and
that few u the Negroes had
been made bad" through the in
fuence Of outside organizations
like the EAACP and Southern
Conference for Human Welfare.
The Governor was quite disturbed
over the letters ard kilograms he
had received eOndsmning him and
other public officials for their
failure 10 treat the Negroes fairly
and u give them their e0nEtitu'
tiOnal rights.
WheR they got % Columbia,
Mr.. Moore said. they were
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-05

contributors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaddeus James, A. W. Thompson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ampey.
$500 contributors were MIR. and
Mrs. RAIN Workout, Walter bod.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Worthy Turner,
MIR. and Mrs QuincRll Greene. MIR.
and Mrs William SmallH, Major q.
CulberHon Of Washington. b. G.
Contributing 800 were Mrs. Min
ME Rhodes, Mrs. Lucille McAdamH,
Andrew Peppers, VIII TurnhRugh.
v, ThTeRth. Edward Walker, Gwen
Cfehahaw, Mr.. and Mrs. V, l..
Young, George Mae Clark, Avis
A. Day, J. II. Gray, N. Watson,
Mercedes Brown, Orvillc Drake, Ira
Allen, Irwin llisbOn. Jake Lynch,
Howard Brown. Leonard smith,
Charles Shelton, Ike Postcn, Bruce
BurRher, W. NJ. Brown, Joe Baker,
AlRrrinc Payne. Tim Howard, Art
Pcttlford, ST., lsahc Moore. DR..
W, u, Brown. MIR. and Mrs. George
Peters. Dorothy James, Mr. and
Mrs. !. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. h. a.
Williams, MIR. and Mrs. o. Hau-
kins. j W. Baldwin, Mrs. Rose
Richie. Mr.. and Mrs. W. u, Gray,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-05
Five Pastors
To Take Part
In HOLY Week

Pastors of FIVE churches will be
cooperating in the Holy Week serv-
ices 10 be sponsored by the St Paul
lnterdenominationa Alliance in the
st. James A.M.E. church. April Is
to April 10. Services will be held
each night with a praise service
beginning at T:S0 p. m. The fol-
lowing pastors will preach. in the
order given; Rev. Joseph Turner,
pastor " the Carter Chapel. CINE.
church; Rev. John A. Nelson. pas
tor Of the Apostolic Faith Assem-
bly,; Rev Clarence T. X. Nelson,
pastor Of the Camphor Memorial
Methodist church; Rev. II. N.
Moore, pastor of the St. James
AM.E. church. and Rev. c. Il.
Wheeler, pastor Of the Mt Olivet
Baptist church. Music will be fur
nished each night by the choir Of
the church Of the preacher
The three-hour Good Friday,
Watch-at-the-Cro service will be
held also at the St. James church,
on Friday. April 10, from - o'clock
noon until o'clock. In addition
to the FIVE ministers named above,
the Rev. Joseph Jackson, pastor
Of the St. Marks AME. church,
Duluth. and Rev. John Brookcs, di-
rector Of the ODER Boys club. will
each sneak on one of THE Seven
Last Words Of Christ from the
rrnyg -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-05
JimcrO Brings Progress
Vet Medical Head Saws

WASHINGTON. D. c. Negro
doctors will fan far hohird ~"
rest Of the medical profession II
Mcharry and Howard medical
schools fail to take advantage Of
the opportunities which all-NeGro
hospitals will give them, DR.. Paul
r. Hawlev. rredi"al director Of the
Veterans Administration. said last
MONDAY.
Defending his policy Of the
segregation Of Negro doctors and
veterans in VA HOSPITALS. DR.. Haw-
lev said in an exclusive interview
last Monday that Negro colleges
realize the advantages which the
all-Negro hospitals will give them,
but they are torn between doing
what IL best for the race or yield
ing 70 the pressure being brought
on them not to compromise with
segregation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-05

Mr. and Mrs. Y. y. Wormley, Mr..
RufFner, Marty NIEkRr, Gladys
and Mrs. Ronald Judy, Ansentta
Banks. Mrs. Geraldine SisEon,
BculRh Cochran. An anonymous
contributor signing himself "A
Friend" donated seventy five cents.
Mrs. Birdie McNeal contributed
nifty cents.
Volunteers Announced
The names Of button Day" vol
unteera In 81. Paul for April z,
were announced this week. The
volunteers will sell Aquatennial
buttons In various public places,
Sunday. SRleSgirls are as follows
Mrs. A. Anderson, Emma Crows.
Gnnet English. Ophelia Howard,
Villa Parker. Lillian Simma, Dona-
Ecll BrnnEon, June Bruce, Barbara
Olor. Mrs. McPheetora, Mrs. Al
Senton, Mrs. Thclma Albright,
Doruthy Edwards, Aida Smith, May
Carson, Florence Gibbs, Elvreda
Watkins, Margaret SlemmOns.
Dorothy Scott, June Lee, Edna
SmRlls. Junhuld Brown.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-04-05

vcalcd. Maybe it's partly due to
the fact that the Americans were
not as rCvcngcful as the Germans
expected them tn be, and partly be-
cause they have been allowed to
return 10 position Of some author
ity again"
lie said the Germans in position
~ authority are allowed small
arms, and are responsible for n
certain measure 81 security con-
troll" As far as their ability goes
to start another war In the inn
mediate future. fear that SeemA
To haunt many Americans today,
Bohanon said: My own opinion Is
that Germany could not start any
major military effort for the next
twenty five years. Their man
power. you must remember, Ii d.
minishcd and their heavy industry
dismantled"
az his general views on the
war. he stated. Taking u on the
basis Of 81 90 Gl. Was surprised
at the way Negro and white
soldiers In the ranks accepted
each other on n common level
u they were left alone. This
included southern soldiers In
many cases. too"
BohRnOn said he had talked 10
n lot of white soldiers who be.
lieVcd criticism 81 the 92nd In
fRRtTy division was unfair. They
told me many white outfits had
made mistakes under FIRE. also,
but no one ever publleiSed that"
lie was referring to the fact that
when the s2nd made u poor show.
ing In one part Of the Italian
campaign. II was given wide
publicity by the American press.
Getting back homo was great,
BnhRnon admitted. One reason was
wife Mildred's culinary ability.
II just couldn't get used TO eat
ing that continental food. Every
things Tceka In fat, and lacks sea-
soning. I've lost some weight, but
you can bet I'll gain u back before
very longl"-NDR.