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Security
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all that should be safeguarded for
the national welfare" he said.
Must Clear Two Agencies.
1t will be some time before Presi-
dent Truman officially receives the
plan, Mr.. McDermott predicted. In
the form Of an executive order, it
will have to be cleared with the
Budget Bureau and the Justice De-
partment after the Co-ordinating
Committee Is through with it, he said.
Meanwhile, the Veterans Admin
istration, one of the most mon
sensitive" Government agencies from
a security viewpoint, already has
adopted the secrecy classification in
an official circular, despite state
ments by officials that the agency
is not likely to handle documents
dealing with security.
William j. Driver, VA admins
trative assistant, said that VA has
not yet put the secrecy stamps on
any Of its papers. In fact, he de-
clared, 1T seems that VA Is one Of
the few agencies that would not be
affected by the definitions. =.
Security Officer Appointed. 80; =
- The definitions were -adoptedS he
satds as the outs tue
early this year by the Security Board
that VA appoint security oficer."
r. P. Bronson, contact officer, was
appointed He put Mr.. Driver and
his staff to work rounding up exist
Ting material on security n1easures:.s
f. One was an early draft OF the
Security Advisory Committees def
nitions of Classified msterial. Mr..
Driver said VA did not know the
/ classification was being prepared for
possible order by President Tru-
man, but viewed them "as official
as they ever would be-"
Prior to that time, VA withheld
from the public such documents as
veterans records, for protection of
the veterans themselves, but the
agency saw no need for more
stringent security classification, Mr.
Driver said.
Definitions Given.
+ He said the present definitions
will be changed to comply with the
advisory boards revisions as soon
as VA officially is notified of them.
Mr.. McDermott gave these def1ni-
tions of the four security classif1-
,, cations:
Top secret means information
J the security aspect OF which is para
!. mount, and the unauthorized dis
; closure Of which would cause excep-
tionally grave damage to the Ma
ton"
Secret means information, the
unauthorized disclosure of which
would endanger national security
or would cause serious injury to the
interest or prestige of the Nation
or would be Of great advantage to
a foreign nation"
Confidential Classification.
Confidential means information
the unauthorized disclosure OF
which, although not endangerine
the national security, would be
prejudicial to the interests or pres
tige of the Nation or would cause
! unwarranted injury to aR;individual
or would be of advantage to a for
eign nation"
Restricted means information
which requires security protection
other than that information which
has been determined to be TOP
secret, secret or confidential"
Mr.. McDermott said the term
restricted" should not be confused
with the same term as defined in
the Atomic Energy Act Of 1916
= which applies to information about
developments in atomic energy.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
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Evening star., 1947-10-29
John CIogett Proctor
Gets Masonic Medal

John Clagett Proctor, Washington
historian, and writer for The Star
received, the Masonic fidelity medal
for s54fyears' service to the Masonic
fraternity III the District last night
Mr.. Proctor, whose grandfather
also was a member of Federal Lodge
No. 1, joined the lodge 81 years age
at the age of 26.
The presentation was made by
Grand Master Marvin harrington at
the Masonic Temple, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
to continue the tour until they were

| to continue the tour until they were
paid.
Albert Maio, an accountant who
also acted as an interpreter, said he
was informed that the choir was
awaiting funds from the sponsor of
its American tour and that proceeds
from concerts had not equaled ex-
pectations.
Evening star., 1947-12-28

DREMATURE birth is the swftest and deadest all CRADLE
killers Yearly this often preventabe affection DESTROYS
thousands of babies almost before they begin to live
1t attacks the adventurous, undeszed infants who have
into the world before their time Often mother finds
her baby is dead before she has even held him.
And the shame the mother in many could have
avered the tragedy Simple prenatal greatly minmes
the chances of premature birth Even when precautions
fail most preatues could be saved through proper medical
nursing Most of them could grow into sturdy normal
childhood But we let them down badly We lose at least
10000 of them yearly
Because of its many dismayng complications prematurtv
accounts for almost third of annual infant mortality
1t ranks with and pneumonia the 10 LEADING
causes of DEATH
Thanks to splendid progress private and public health
100000 babies year have better and better po
poets for survival We lose only every 30 live births
But when comes to premature babies lose five
At Stake - 400 Lives Day
lHs year, chid-heath groups everywhere the Chidrens
Bureau state agencies pediatrcans and researchers
joined in exciting fight for 10000 lives being waped
than 400 times daily in armhoses coldwater flats and
hospitals. Here's typical case:
The young mother completed Short easy labor - and
waited now TOR the throatcatchng of achievement
when the doctor would grasp her newborn infant bv the
ankles and spank breath into its lungs
The moment never came The baby fragile tobe
spanked into life most of Instead the doctor
gently pnched its foot stimulate pain and the first
cry of life 1t was strange pitched and very weak
Breathing was rapid shallow irregular
Within minutes the dollength infant no longer than
2nch school ruler only few heavier than loaf of
bread had been placed in specially heated crib
In the sweltry atmosphere of conditioned nursery
o5 degrees Fahrenheit and Sc per humidity was
sWahed to his in blankets heat lamp was trained on
him. Nurses stood by with drugs and rubber catheters in case
he went blue or choked
Lighter Than Loaf of Bread
OR the next few days. behind double doors barred to all
outsiders except the clergy tochandgo More than
nall the deaths from prematuy the first "a hours of
fe 50 cent within the first week 1t took quiet
miracle of modern medicine and highly skilled nursing to
pull this baby through
But given fair chance especially in the first few days.
premares can, within few months few years. equal
ull-term babes physically and mentally In one auhen
Gated case, 4ounce baby, lighter than loaf of bread
was brought into kicking, healthy childhood
Premature babies into the world one to three months
ahead OF tme completely formed normal but immature.
lhey can't breathe properly even cry.
Mothers sometimes can't believe such wsps of life will
vlve and later when the preeies have passed their crises
doctors have trouble getting them accept the children
They love hem but they're afraid to take over their
Evening star., 1947-12-28
So new LIVES FOR I948 .::..::, x.:::y L:

Fighting for two-pound baby
is one of the most exciting of
all medical adventures. Here's
how thousands of small lives
may be saved next year !
Evening star., 1947-12-28

TW-12-2S-E
The Republican., 1947-08-07
Oakland Scouts Return
From ? Weeks Camp

Members of the Oakland Boy
Scout troop returned to Oakland Sun
day morning after their two weeks
camp on Deep Creek Lake. Sixteen
scouts and several officers were in
attendance.
Last Thursday afternoon about 20
members of the Lions club and
fathers of the scouts were guests at
the camp.
A softball game between the club
and the scouts ended in a victory for
the club with most Of the credit for
the victory being heaped upon the
pitcher, Lewis Jones, who also
knocked home run. Victory in the
volley ball game went to the scouts
to even the events.
The club members and fathers had
dinner with the boys, and one of the
highlights was a large cake inscribed
"Welcome Lions club and decorated
by Arlie Fike, camp cook. Fike was
obtained through the Employment
Service office.
The Republican., 1947-08-07
AURORA-EGLON

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for Nv NaIinda R,n9nncbS Kinbt
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The Republican., 1947-08-07
Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin L. Calhoun
will celebrate their wedding ami
versary at a party given at their
home in Mt. Lake Park on Friday,
August s.
The couple was married by Rev.
Israel Thompson at the Dunkard
White church in this county. Rev.
lhomSpon is the father of Rev.
Charles Thompson who has been ac-
tive in camp meeting work at Mt,
Lake Park in recent years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun lived at the
White church settlement for several
years and then moved to Mt. Lake
Park where they have since resided
Mr.. Calhoun is cabinet maker by
trade, having been employed at the
Gne&y lumber mill for a number Of
years. Recently he equipped Il shop
Of his own.
The sons and daughters who will
attend the celebration are the fol
loving: Mrs. Cora Woods, Mr.. Clyde
Calhoun, and Mr.. Paul Calhoun, all
OF MT. Lake Park; Mr.. Arthur Cal
noun, Oakland; and Mr.. Roy Calhoun
Ardsley, N. Y. There are five grand
children.
The Republican., 1947-08-07
? Fish and Game
Rules Are Changed

Following a three-hour public hear
ing yesterday in Baltimore, the State
Game and Inland Fish Commission
made only two minor changes in
eleven regulations which it proposed
on July 9. One concerned deer hunt
ing in Frederick county. The othel
was in regulation concerning bait
/ fish and fish-bait.
The original rule was: at shall be
unlawful to take bait-fish or fish bait
of any description from any trout
stream or its tributaries. No person,
firm or corporation shall take or
have in possession more than 35 bait
fish or fish-bait in any one day. or
total limit of so combined" These
additions were made: "combined,
taken from nOn-tidal waters in the
state. This regulation shall not apply
to bait-fsh or fish-bait propagated
or reared commercially"
Under new regulations, squirrel
hunting in Maryland will be limited
from September Is to 80.
These regulations apply to Deep
Creek Lake-"All privately operated
rowboats, sailboats, canoes on other
craft not propelled by motor on the
waters of Deep Creek Lake shall be
assigned d number without cost bv
the Game and Inland Fish Commits
sion, said assignment being made by
the warden in charge of the Lake
upon request of applicant Said num-
ber shall be painted or displayed on
some prominent part of the rowboat,
sallboat, canoe, or other craft not
propelled by motor, and it shall be
unlawful for any privately operated
roWboat, sailboat, canoe, or other
craft not propelled by motor to oper-
ate on the waters of Deep Creek Lake
without first obtaining and display
ing such number on some prominent
part of said privately operated row.
boat, sailboat, canoe, or other craft
OF propelled by motor.
"All privately operated rowboats,
sailboats, canoes, or other craft not
propelled by motor shall carry a
standard make, approved, life pre-
server or ring bouy cushion for each
person on board while plying any of
the waters of Deep Greek Lake.
"No aircraft of any description
shall be permitted to land, remain or
take off on or from the waters of
Deep Greek Lake without written
permission first having been secured
from the Game and Inland Fish Com
mission"
The Republican., 1947-08-07

American exports in June slumped
thirteen per cent below Mays record.
The Republican., 1947-08-07
Oakland Women Place
In Golf Tournament
Meet Sunday Is Won by Grafton
Entrant - Mrs. Ira BOSley
and Mrs. William GlOtfelty
Are Next

Second and third place winners ir
the women's tri-state golf tournament
went to Oakland entrants, in the IS
hole medal event which was held Sun
day at the Oakland Country clut
course. Mrs. Paul Hood, Grafton, w
W.. WTS-the winner with a score OF
Al for each round or a total Of 50 fol
Is holes.
Mrs. Ira J. Boslcy, Oakland. was
second with II and A, for d total Of
81; and Mrs. William GIotfelty, Oak
land. with IS and 40, was third. The
latter had the low score for nine holes
but got into trouble on the first
round. Other top flight entrants were
Mrs. w. P. Roberts, Failmont; Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Foster, Fairmont; Mrs. Rex
Heck, Clarksburg; Mrs. c. H. Bishop,
Clalksburg; and Mrs. B. |. Thomas,
Fairmont.
Winners of the second flight were
Mrs. Charles Minor, Morgantown, 80;
Mrs. Ralph Plitts, Oakland, 2nd, 80;
and Miss Martha Forester, Clarks-
burg, Bird, with 81.
Third flight winners were Mrs. H.
R. Taylor, Clalksburg, 90; Mrs.
Ralph Peters, Clarksburg, 95; and
Mrs. R. r. Beebe, Fairmont, o.
Mrs. Kenneth Coleman, Clarksburg,
second flight player, had the low put
ting score of the match with total
of 27, while Mrs. Rex Heck and Mrs.
Bosley tied for second with a total
of 2S.
Suitable prizes were awarded the
winners and runners-up in all events.
Members of the Oakland Golf club
are posting qualifying scores this
week in preparation for the club
tournament which will start next
week. There will be Is holes of
matched play, with the finals being
a 36-hole event. Robert Bosley, as
sistant manager. said there would be
four or five flights. F. D. Bittle and
John Stevenson, winner and runner
up in last years event, are auto
matically seeded in the drawing.
Bosley said he was preparing for
the Tennis dance, which is to be held
there next Wednesday. Club dances
are also being arranged for the two
Wednesday evenings following.
The Republican., 1947-08-07
George Reunion

All relatives and friends are in
vited to attend the annual George re-
union to be held at the George Fitz-
water farm, near Deer Park, on Sun
day, August 10Th. Following 4 picnic
dinner there will be group singing,
games will be played and prizes
-O-----
Two British soldiers were executed
by a Zionist underground gang in
Tel Aviv.
The Republican., 1947-08-07
Additional Local
Ads, Too Late
For Classification

FOR SALE-Medium sized roll top
office desk, dining room suite, lot Of
fruit jars. Mrs. 7. L. Bishoff, Oak
land.-Adv, 24-tf.
FOR SALE 1886 Buick, 1897
Chevrolet, 1893 Chevrolet, 1897 Plym-
outh, 1910 GMC Pickup; all priced to
sell. Glenn Ashby, Terra Alta, W.
Va.-Adv. 1t.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. See MIS-. James Nally, 1873
Fourth street, or phone 334-J.
Adv 24-tf.
The Republican., 1947-08-07

(top center of picture) where it is
dumped into the cars. The coal which
is prepared at the plant comes mostly
from Thomas, w. Va, where large
mining operations and the main of
flee of the coal firm is located. In
order to transport the coal to the
plant and to market, a three-mile
spur railroad line was constructed by
the Western Maryland Railway from
the main line Of the Elkins Division
The Republican., 1947-08-07

"a device called the Robbins car
"shakeout' which shakes so to 70
tons of coal out of the cars in 90
seconds. From this point the coal
goes through a continuous conveyor
system to the building in the fore
ground There it is crushed to stoker
size and then is carried up the incline
conveyor to the structure on the
lower right where it is cleaned and
thence to the large loading tipple
The Republican., 1947-08-07

The coal industry, which is one of
the most important to this area. took
bic step forward last Friday when
a million dollar cleaning and prepa-
ration plant of the Davis Coal and
Coke Company located mile and
half from Bayard, W. Va, started
operations. The huge plant shown
above took many months to construct
and is one of the most modern in the
coal industry. At the extreme left is
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GO YE INTO ALL THE WORLD AND
PREACH THE GOSPEL.
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looked with his said, "Why have
waited so ong?"
shall close with the words read at the first Whom shall
send and who will for Us?'
Today, the world is dying because knows not Christ
dying SIM superstition and fear not enough to recognize
great profound teacher must know
Him Savior the One Who from
sin and make you whittier than
May God help each and every out from here
this morning, to be willing do that which God calls do
May be obedient to that heavenly vision!
Isaiah said, Here am I, send me-
said, Lord, what wilt Thou have do?" and
he not disobedient to the call of God
Let pray.
Again thank Thee, Father Thy and
not powerless
Thou hast Spirit
in a to
both
(To be
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RE: YOUR PROFIT SHARING

BENEFITS
PLEASE ALWAYS REMEMBER
THAT YOUR PROFIT SHARING
BENEFITS REQUIRE YOUR CON-
TINUOUS ATTENDANCE.
Do not lose any one years bene-
fits. Absences due to vacations; brief
absences due to illness; temporary
lay-Offs Or leave-of- absences granted
in writing by the Company and leave
Of-absences granted or deemed to
have been granted for service in the
Armed Forces of the United States,
shall not be construed to be an in
terruptiOn of continuous period of
employment;
But ABSENCES DUE TO ANY
OTHER CAUSE OR REASON
WHATSOEVER shall be deemed Gum
less otherwise determined by the
Company and the Trustees.) to con-
stitute a resignation of a Participant
from the service of the Company,
and would result in the loss of at
least full years participation in the
Plan.
ZION INDUSTRIES, INC.
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tribes were permitted to suf-
fer captivity also, being TAX
en- to Babylon. Only a small
remnant returned under the
decree of Cyrus to rebuild the
Temple and eventually the
walls of Jerusalem. When in
the "fulness of time" Messiah
had come Ito His own" they
received Him not The Jew
ish leaders prevailed upon Pr
late, the Roman governor, to
nail Jesus to the cross, and
thus ended the Dispensation of
the Law in the national ira
gedy of crucifying "the King
of Glory"
vi THE DISPENSATION OF
GRACE - John 1: 12-14;
3: 14-17, SO; Rom. 800
&c; 10: Alb; Ephes.. 2: g.
10; I Thess. 4: 1918; 5:
2; II Tim. 3: 1-8; Rev. 3:
14-16.
The Dispensation of Grace,
now in effect, began with the
finished work of Christ on the
Cross of Calvary. Jesus provid-
ed a full remedy for sin by the
shedding of His blood. This
dispensation is in contrast to
the previous one of the Law,
since no legal requirements
are made of man to obtain
righteousness. Instead sinful
man is clothed upon with
Christ's righteousness when he
accepts the unmerited favor of
God manifested in the gift of
Christ Jesus our Lord.
In the Dispensation of Grace
God is dealing with all nations
through the Great Commission,
seeking out those who will &C.
cept the glad tidings of the
Gospel. This present dispersal
ton brings the greatest pri-
vileges and blessings ever Of
fered to mankind. Now man is
not only shown "The Way" to a
righteous life, but when he &C
cepts that "Way," he is given
the power to live a godly life
by the indwelling and constant
infilling of the Holy Spirit.
The Dispensation of Grace
was fully ushered in on the
day of Pentecost with the
birth of the Church. During
this period, national Judaism
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is temporarily set aside be-
cause of it's rejection of Jesus
as the Son of God. Through the
conversion of Paul, God rails
ed up a special instrument to
open the vast Gentle world
to the Gospel. However, it is
foretold that instead of the
visible Church proving faith
full to her high calling, many
will apostatize and depart
from the faith. This DISPENSE
ton ends with the Rapture of
the Church.
VII TIL E DISPENSATION
OF THE KINGDOM - II
Sam. Z: SIT; Isaiah 2: l.
5; IL: 10; Oh. 35; 62: l.
Z; Matthew "a: 12-14, FL,
%; rs: 31-46; Rom. 8: 49,
%; IL: /, 2, 1927; Rev.
10: 11-21; 20: Ito.
When the Church is remov-
ed, God will resume His pro-
gram with the Jews. He then
will pour out His wrath upon
the nations in the seven seal,
trumpet and vial judgments
pictured in the Book of Reve-
lation. At the battle of Ar
mageddon. Jesus will appear
as King Of Glory, coming down
from heaven riding upon a
white horse. He will then in
augurate His Messianic King
dom of a thousand years, MAX
ing "Jerusalem a praise in all
the EARTH" Satan will be bound
and Christ will reign supreme
over all nations. Yet the Mil
lennium ends in an apostasy
for Satan (being loosed for a
season. will marshall the ma
lions in rebellion against God.
This dispensation is to end with
'the Great White Throne
Judgment" after which the
perfect age with the new heav-
ems and the new earth, ''where-
in dwelleth righteousness"
will be ushered in.
ARE YOU LIVING IN SUCH
A WAY THAT GOD CAN
TRUST YOU TO BE FAITH
Full IN HIS SERVICE?
These weekly Bible lessons, punch
ed for loose leaf folder, may be OBJ
L. L E. 4
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THE DISPENSATION OF
LAW - Exod. 3:1-10; 10:
1-8; 20: 1, 2; II Kings II:
GIG; "a: LA; 25: Ill;
Luke FL: 1924; II Cor. 3:
lib; Gal. 3:1O-25.

1t will be noticed as we pro-
coed in our study from one dis
pensation to another that God
seeks to win mans affection
by multiplying His blessings.
Yet, in spite of these mercies,
man becomes more adamant
and hardened of heart, and sin
becomes more deeply rooted
in his nature. This Dispersal
ton of the Law was ushered
in when God gave the Ten
Commandments to Israel. The
people promised that they
would obey the command
ments. However, the story of
the Children of Israel during
their wilderness journey, after
their entrance into the Land of
Canaan under Joshua, during
the period of the Judges, and
during the period of the Kings
proves amply that they did
not keep their promise, but
were guilty of rebellion against
Almighty God.
The Ten Tribes of Israel,
which receded from the house
of David under Jeroboam, be-
cause of their continued apos-
tasy were permitted by God
to be taken captive to the Land
of Assyria. The two tribes of
Judah and Benjamin had a
number of God-fearing kings
but the nation as a whole did
not heed their example. These
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THE SEVEN DISPENSATIONS OF THE SCRIPTURES
PART - The Dipensaton Of Law Grace, and the Kingdom
Exodus 1916 Ehes 2110 Rev. 20O Memory Verse Ephes 28O
Zion Bible School Lesson 81: