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Evening star., 1947-01-12
Giving Industry Answers
Big Job for u. S. Agencies
By Rowland Evans, Jr,
Associated Press Staff Writer

STREAMLINED, reorgan
lied United States De
partment of Commerc,
stands ready To solve SOM
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28

pogleda, XII je bill prispodoba "a
mnogo mnogokaj, cesar j on ne
more vec dati. Zakaj je stopila
v njegovo zivljenje -- sebi in
MENU v pogubo? In obsla ga je
neznanska misel: ako bi umrla
- ali bi mu bilo res zal? Ali ne
bi bill skoraj vessel? ,Da je mrt-
va, bi bio mrtvo memo caro-
dejstvo, in JAZZ bi stal spet po-
koncu in bi mogel gledati ! lju-
dem v obraz! Kaksna je ia moe,
XII Sc igra z moskimi, jim prodi-
ra v prsi in jim trgal srce ma
drobne kosce; ia moe, XII il je
sinila, il oei, ko 81 je polozila
pahljaco z njegovimi cvetlicami
ma ustnice?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28

&c pare: zasencevala: nekaj je
bilo v obeh, kar je vse vec nego
samo cedna zunanjost, nekaj
ne prenapetega ali zaletelega,
pac pa nekaj iskrega, objestne-
ga. Kakor ustvarjena sta drug
"a drugega, tadva Dromoreja -
njegova temna in rjena svetla
glava; njegove jasne, rjave,
smele oei in meme sive, sanjave,
zamamne oci. All, ia mladi Oil
yer je zdaj v devetih nebesih,
ko jo ina tako cisto blizu! v
Lennanu nj bilo ljubosumja. Ne
pravega ljubosumja - ma mia
dino nisi ljubosumen; bilo je
nekaj zelo globokega - ponos,
zmisel "a pravilno razmerje kdo
We kaj - kar je je zatrlo. Tudi
ona je bila videti srecna, kot
da raja njena dusa in drhti z
godbo in vonjem cvetlic. Poca-
kal je, da je priplesala Sc enkrat
mimo, da je poslednjic ujel tistj
bezni pogled preko rame; nate
je poiskal plasc in klobuk in je
odsel.
Trim ajsto poglavje
Zunaj je stopil nekaj kora'
kov, nato je postal in pogleda]
nazaj ma okna plesne dvorane
skozi par dreves, katerih debla
so metala v svitu cestne sve'
| tiljke ma tia razprezene sence
podobne razprostrti pahljaci. z
bliznjega zvonika je odbila
enajst. Ona bo Sc ure in ure
tam in sc bo vrtela in vrtela
mladosti v rokah! Maj sc Sc ta'
ko trudi, on ne ujame ma svoje
lice nikdar vec tistega izraza, k
je sijal Oliveru IL oci-tistegs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28

Brnenje godbe je prestalo;
odsel je. ..s. ".
Morale je biti blizu polnoei,
ko je dospel domov. Zdaj sc "a
cne iznova to grozno varanje -
ko Sc mu bo dusa zdrizala in DO
moral kazati nesramno miren
obraz. Bolje bi bio, da Sc je ia
poniglavi posel ze nepreklicno
zacel in da tece svojo tihotap-
sko pot!
v salonu nj bilo luei, samo
ogenj je Sc tlel. Da bi bila Sill
via lie ze v postelji! Tedaj 10 Je
zagledal, kako je nepremicno
sedela pri nezagrnjenem oknu.
(Dolje prthodnVc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28
RaZno

Dvojica izurjena Ia majhen dom;
zenska "a hisna opravila, MOI "a
pomagati in sofirati. Udobno sta
novanje in dobra plaza. Poklicite
med 8. in $50. - Cherry 1864.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28

Ako vasi nedavni sograduan-
tie visje Sole morejo zadostiti
zahtevam visokega standarda
"a vstop v vojasko sluzbo, te-
daj caka tudi vas dobra sluzba
v redni armadi.
Dodatno k zacetni placi
prostaka, XII dobi SIS mese-
emo, dobite Sc hrano, obleko,
stanovanje, zdravnisko oskr-
DO, zavarovalnino po nizki ce-
nj in izvzetje cd dohodnin-
skin davkov, kar vse bi stale
civilista preko $500.
Delezni ste tudi izredno Ii
beralnega pokojninskega pla-
na-pol place "a zivljenje po
20 let sluzbovanja, ter do tri-
cetrt place po 80 letih sluzbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28
IL urodo
s|ovenske bonke

Sc naznanja, da bo v vseh po-
druznicah cd %. julia naprej
vpeljan nov Gas poslovanja.
Banka ne bo vec odprta OBJ So
botah popoldne, bo pa odprta
vsako sredo popoldne, kar je BIZ
la do sedaj zaprta. Vse tri po-
druznice bodo pa se v naprej od-
prte vsak petek vecer med 6. in
8. uro "a poslovanje.
Nova podruznica bo otvorje-
ma v soboto 2. augusta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28

PLAcAMO NAJVIsJO CENO IA
VSAK AVTO. v KATEREMKOLI
STANJU. - GL 6786.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28
(NGdaljevamje)


Tiste ure pred plesom je Len
manu- VISA kri gorela, mic druge-
ga mu nj bio mar, samo kako
bi planil "a svojo sreco. Silviji
je dejal, da hoce vecerjati v
svojem klubu v Chelseaju,
kjer je incl ozek krog umetni-
kov nekaj sob. To je storil il
previdnosti, ker je cutil, da ne
bi mogel pri vecerji sedeti ma
sproti ME, nato priti ma pies in
- k Nelli! Govoril je O nekem
gostu v klubu, da je incl izgo-
vor "a vecerno obleko - nova
laz, pa kaj to de? Sal je lagal
YES cas-, ako ne v besedah, pa v
dejanju - sal je pravzaprav
moral lagati, da il je prihranil
trpljenje.
Stopil je v francosko cvetli-
carno.
"Que desirez-vous, monsieur
Des aeillets rouges - j'en al de
bien beaux, ce soir.'
Des oeillets rouges? Da, nocoj
pa rdecih! Ma ia naslov. Brez
vsega zelenja; brez karte.
Kako cuden obcutek - zdaj,
ko so re kocke pale "a ljubezen
- dreveti "a MO in gledati, ka-
ko ostaja njegov JAZZ "a MIN!
Pred m ajhno gostilno ma
bromptonski cesti je mrsav 60
dec igral ma gosli. All, ia kraj
mu je znan; semkaj pojde, ne
v klub - in goslar dobi vse, kar
more utrpeti, ker svira te lube
zenske melodije. Vstopil je. Dan
pred tisto nocjo ma Temzi pred
dvajsetimi lett je bill tu, pozne-
je nikoi vec. In vendar je osta-
10 vse neizpremenjeno. Ista oble-
della poslata, isti duh il kuhi-
ME; isti makaroni isto para
diznikovo omako; iste stekleni-
ce chiantijem; iste kricece sve-
tlo modre stene, nasarane rde-
cimi cvetlicami. Samo natakar
je bill drugi - upalimi lici, po-
trpezljiv, temnook. Tudi on do
bi posteno napitnino! In tista
uboga dana z nasesurjenim klo-
bukom, XII viva svojo skromno
vecerjo - Mi vsekakor prija-
zen pogled. Ia obupno noe mo-
ra njegovo srce biti "a VISA obu-
pana bitja! In nenadoma Sc je
domislil Olivera. Sc en- obupa-
nee! Kaj maj rece Oliveru ma
tenn plesu - on sedeminstiride-
setletnik, XII je prisel tia brez
zene! Kako budalost, postavim
"Opazujem clovesko obliko, XII
je v gibanju tako bozanska,' ali
"Rad bo ujel kaj svetlobnih pre-
livov ma Nelli "a kipec" - ka-
krsnokoli pretvezo, samo da bo
kaj! Vino je natoceno, pitt ga
mora!
Bio je Sc zgodaj, ko je odsel
il gostilne - suha noe, zelo IT,
ha, ne mrzla. Kedaj je zadnjic
plesal? z Olivo Cramierjevo, Sc
preden je vedel, da jo ljubi. Te-
ga spomina 81 ne DO unicil, "a
kaj nocoj ne DO plesal! Samo
opazoval bo, posedel nekoliko
minut z dekletom, cutil, kako Sc
njene oci ozirajo "a MIN in -
zopet cd NIGGA! Potem pa -
bodocnost! Zakaj vino je nalito! !
S platane je sfrlel list in sc mu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28
) JOHN GALSWoRTHY
}TEMNI CVET}
. ROMAN

ujel ma rokavu. Kmalu DO mi
Mia jesen, in "a jesenjo - sa-
mo zima! Ona bo z MIN kon-
Gala davno preden pride zanj Ii
ma. Naraya ze poskrbi, da jo
poklice mladost in jo odnese s
seboj. Narava v svojem tiru;
Toda samo "a nekaj casa ma
ravo prekaniti! Naravo preka-
niti -- kaj ces vec srece?
Evo hise rdece progasto
platneno streho mad shodom
vozovi odrajajo, postavaci gle
! dajo. Srce mu je bilo, ko je vsto-
pill. Ali je prisel pred MO? Ka-
ko pride ma svoj prvi pies? Sa-
ma z Oliverom? Ali 81 je nasla
koga "a nadzor? &c bi bill pri-
Sci, ker je to ljubeznivo, "po
strani' rojeno dete potrebno
nadzorstva, bi bilo to nekoliko
podprlo njegovo voljo, XII Sc je
tako izgubila v sanjavem hre-
penenju. Pa poi - vedel je, da
.je prisel samo zato, ker nj mo-
gel drugace!
Zgoraj v dvorani so ze plesa-
Ii; a ME nj Sc bilo; in nasloni]
Sc je ma steno, koder je morala
mimo. Cutil Sc je osamelega in
kakor da je po krivem tam; kot
da vsi vedo, cemu je prisel
Ljudje so strmeli, in cul je, ka-
ko je neko dekle vprasalo: "Kdo
ie ia temnimi lasmi in brki, XII
sloni tam oh steni?" - Men
spremljevalec je v odgovor ne
kaj zamrmral, ona pa: "Da, tax
:je, kot bi videl puscavo in leve
pred seboj." Kdo neki, mislijo
da je? Hvala Bogu - sami ma
vadni poprecnjaki. Najbrze nj
med mimi nobenega znanca. Ka:;
&c bi prisel z Nello sam Johnny
Dromore V soboto mora bitj
zopet v Londonu! Kaj bi mu
pac rekel? Kako Sc spogledati
t e mi sumecimi, bistrovidnimj
ocmi, il katerih bull ustaljena
filozofija, da more moski zen
sko samo emo ukreniti. Bogami,
in to bi utegnilo biti cello res
Ia trenutek ga je bila misel,
vzeti plasc in klobuk in Sc IL
muzniti. To bi pomenilo, da je
ne bo videl do ponedeljka; pa je
ostal. Toda pozneje Sc ne smeta
tako igrati nevarnostjo -
njuni sestanki bodo morali biti
skrbno preudarjeni, oprezno "a
krinkani. Tedaj pa jo je Eagle
dal pod stopnicami v obleki, rde-
ci kakor postrv zlatovka, emo
n.jegovih cvetlic svetlo rjavih
laseh, z drugo privezano ma ro-
caj tenke pahljace. Kako samo-
zavestno je gledala, kot da je to
njen prirodni element - vrat
in roke SO il bile gole, lica so
j lahno gorela, oci so il magic
svigale sem in tia. Koracila je
po stopnicah in ga zagledala.
Ali 81 mores misliti kaj ljubez-
nivejsega cd ME v tistem tre-
nutku? Ia MO je opazil Olive
ra in visoko rdecelaso deklico z
drugim mladim mozem. Zana-
lasc je stopil vrhu stopnic k
stem, tako da oni "a MO ne hi
videli njenega obraza, kadar ga
bo pozdravila. Polozila 81 je ma
10 pahljaco cvetlicami k ust-
nicam, mu pomolila roko in re-
kla magic in potihem:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28
[11E5:y33rz
FINE Profession Slst.1

no zeji preutrujenega moza, XII
slehernim pozirkom samo ma
rasca, nikar da bi sc pogasila.
Ko je sedel tam, ovit v vonjavo
tistih roz in v sladki parfum
njenih las, ko so Sc njeni prsti
dotikali njegovih, ko so njene
oci iskale njegovih, Sc je poste-
no trudil, da ne bi mislil nase,
da bi razumel njena custva ma
prvem plesu in skrbel, da bi ga
veselo uzivala. A nj mogel -
hromilo, opajalo ga je tisto
brezumno hrepenenje, da bi 81
! jo uklenil v roke in pritisnil k
sebi, kot jo je nekaj ur pref. vi
del je, kako Sc razvija kakor
cvetlica v vsej tel luci, v giba-
nju, tenn omamnem obcudova-
nju okoli ME. Kaksno pravico
ina, posegati v memo zivljenje
in svojim temnim gladom po
tajnih urah; on - ze precej IL
lizan novec - pa maj bi unicil
svezino in blesk njene mladosti
in lepote!
! Tedaj je vzdignila cvetlice in
rekla:
cali 81 mi jih dal, ker sem ne
koc dala JAZZ tebi eno?"
"Da."
"Kaj 81 naredil Z njo?"
"Sezgal sem jo."
"Oh, pa zakaj?"
''Ker 81 carovnica - in ca
rovnice je treba sezigati vse-
mi njihovimi cvetlicami."
cali me kanis sezgati?"
Polozil il je dian ma hladni Ia
ket.
"Ali cults? Plameni so ze "a
goreli.''
"Pa daj! Mic ne maram!"
Prijela je njegovo roko in ma
slonila nanjo lice; in vendar je
z nogo ze bila takt ma muziko,
XII je ze spet zaeela igrati. In re-
kel je:
"Morala hi plesati, dete."
10 ne! Samo skoda, da ii no.
ces."
"Da! Ali razumes, da mora
biti vse naskrivaj - dobro "a
strto?"
Zakrila 81 je ustnice S pahlja-
co in rekla: "Nikar ne premis-
ljuj; nikar ne premisljuj - nj
koli! Kedaj maj pridem
Moran videti, kako hi bio
najprimerneje. Jutri ne. Nihee
ne SINE izvedeti, Nella - zaradi
tebe - zaradi ME - nihce"
Prikimala je in ponovila z mi
linn, skrivnostnim umevanjem
"Nihce". Nato pa naglas: "Oli-
yer! Strasno prijazni ste, da ste
prisli. Lahko noe"
In ko je odhajala Oliverom
pod pazduho il njunega ozkega
zavetja, je gledala nazaj.
Lehman sc je Sc pomudil -
da jo je opazoval se med tenn
plesom. Kako sta tadva vse dru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28

MLADENIE, XII Sc zeli nauciti stro-
ko. Plaza cd ure. - Forest City
Bookbinding. 326 Caxton Bldg.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28
1858 Ontario Street - Cleveland, Ohio

IZo6 OnfQrIO Sfree1
"cetrti Piles, polka; presediva
jo, ali ne?"
Nato sc je malo opotekla, da
so Sc mu njeni lasje in cvetlice
skoraj dotaknili obraza, stopila
mimo mega, in ze je stal ma ME-
mem mestu Oliver.
Lehman je pricakoval, da ga
bo, kakor mu je bila vcasih ma
vada, drzno pogledal, toda lice
mladega moza je bilo strastno
razvneto in jako prijazno.
"Strasno lepo, da ste prisli,
Mr.. Lehman. Ali je Mrs. Len
In Lehman je zamrmral:
mi utegnila; nj cisto -"
in bi Sc bill najrajsi v tia ugriz-
nil. Mladina S svojo ginljivo "a
upnostjo, S svojo cvrsto vero v
postenje! Tako izpolnjuje on
svojo dolznost nasproti mladi-
nj!
Ko so odsli v plesno dvorano,
Sc je vrnil ma svoje mesto oh
stem. Plesali so tretjo stevilko; !;
torej je blizu konec njegovega
cakanja. Kjer je stal, nj mogel
videti plesalcev - cemu tudi
gledati, kako sc vrti komu dru-
gemu v rokah!
Nj bill pravi valcek - nekaka
francoska ali spanska poulicna
pesem, igrana v tempu valcka !;
cudna turobna, kot da sc vrtin-
ci "a svojo lastno sreco! Prav
res, zivljenje z vsemi svojimi
dragostmi in moznostmi nina
nicesar, kar bi te do kraja zado-
voljilo - razen begotnih tre-
nutkov stasti! Sicer nicesar do
volj prodirnega, kar bi sc sme-
10 imenovati cisto veselje! Ia
ko vsaj Sc je zdelo MENU.
Valcek je bill koncan. Zdaj jo
je videl, kako je sedela ma klop-
ci oh stem S tistim drugim mia
dim mozeIn in Sc neprenehoma
ozirala, kot da Sc hoce prepri-
cati, ali je on Sc vcGao tam.
Kako spretno mu je YES cas- ne
tilo ogenj to memo laskajoce,
nerazlozljivo cesSenje - te oci,
XII so ga vlc--:-c X Mi in so VEN
dar hkrati tako vdano hodile "a
MIN! Tacas, ko je tam sedela,
jje videl petkrat, kako sta rdece-
laska ali Oliver pripeljala k Mi
moske; kako so fantje metali
"a MO hrepenece poglede; ka-
ko so jo dekleta hladno prece-
njevala ali opazovala z ginlji-
vim, iskrenim veseljem. Cd tre-
nutka, ko je stopila v dvorano,
je bila, kot bi rekel njen oce,
ona "edina lucka"! In njej nj
bilo do vsega tega mic, zelela 81
je NIGGA. Neverjetno!
Pri prvih taktih poke je Sci
k Mi. ze jima je nasla zatoci-
See - majhno vdolbino "a dve-
ma palmama. A ko je tam sedel,
je uvidel kot nikdar poprej, da
med MIN in tenn otrokom nj
prav nikake dusevne skupnosti.
Sal mu je pripovedovala svoje
tezave in radosti; sal jo je to-
lazil ali socustvoval Z MO; to-
da nikakor nj mogoce preskoci-
ii prepada med njunima nara
wanna in dobama. Njegova sre-
Ca je bila edino v tenn, sda jo je
gledal in sc je dotikal. To pa je
bilo, Bog We da srece dovolj -
|vroee, pohlepno veselje, podob-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-28
Dobro placano delo vas
caka v Armadi

I Sestevsi vse to, ste ma bolj-
Sem kot civilist $4,000 letne
place! In imeli bodete dobro
tehnicno vezbanje, potovanje,
kot tuSdi obcutje, da vrSite vre-
dino delo in obenem bodete
uzivali tovaristvo skupine fl
nih MOI! Oskrbite 81 polne po-
datke pri vasem najblizjem
u. S. Army Recruiting Sta
ton.
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Popravljalci ConveYor
Morajo biti zmozni varenja; plaza
cd ure; stalno; overtime.
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Della "a moSke

Popravljalci ma ogrodjih in fender
jih (5). - Plaza cd ure, nadurno
delo. poSitnice. zavarovalnina. Stall
no. Schaefer Body. 5oos Superior
Ave-, EN- O025.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-28

WORKED OUT
 Meeting with rep- resentatives of IF of L and CIO fisherman's unions of Upper and Lower Cook Inlet, Terr ito oria1 Commis- sioner of Labor Harry Benson last week fix ed dates for the c om- ing NLRB e1ectio on to settle a jurisdict- ional dispute be tive en the AF of L and CIO on Cook Inlet.
 Buck Douglas, ag- ent of the Se1dovia IF of L local, sat in on the meet ings which were scheduled last Satur day and Sunday. :
 It was decided that after the e1ec- tions take place
 (Cont. Page A
 NO COUNCIL
The frontiersman., 1947-05-28
NO COUNCIL.

Bee ause Friday is a holiday the city coun = ell will skip its reg ular weekly ses sion |, Mayor Harry Leonhardt announced today. Next regular council meet- ing will be at 8 p.m. on June 6.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-28
Mo-. 55
May 2e, 1947

bOAI , UNLOADlNG HALTED BY LOCAL 1 UNION ACTION The freighter Rose Knot, carrying prime 1pa11y cannery sup- plies and equipment, arr tved at And CT s on Dock last Sunday morning, but was com pe11ed to leave with the bulk of her can- nery goods still aboard.
 The ship had un- loaded only heavy ma- chinery des tined for cannery oper ator 8, when members of the United Fishermen of Lower Cook Inlet not if led sailor crew members that cannery cargo was not to be handled. The Rose Knot sailed at once for Por t Or aham.
 How ever word br ought to Seldovia yesterday by the Shacktn, tender for the Fida1go Island Packing Co.,, said that the ship had been tied up there without dis charging cargo. Tickets were flown from Seldovia to the Port Or raham
 <Cont. Page 8)
The frontiersman., 1947-05-28
CHAMBER Mef1s Nexr M0NDAy

The ne xt regular meeting of the Seldo- via Chamber of Com merce will be held on the evening of June 2, it was announced today by pres ident adam Ltpke. Tho meet ing is scheduled for 8 o'clock in the counc il chambers of City Hall.
 Members pr esent at the last me ct ing are reminded that they are expec ted to br ing at least one recruit or cmOer snip to the Monday me citing. Any Se1dovian interested in Chamber of Com- merce activities is eligible for member ship.
 Members are also asked to ing photo- graphs which will be suitable for use in the planned Chamber of Commerce bookl ct. Scenic shots, fishing pic tw es, and other typic al Seldovia V Jews are nc eded.
The Republican., 1947-08-28
Farm Loan Group
Has Annual Meet

The National Farm Loan Associ-
alton of Keyser held its annual stock
holders meeting in Romney, August
81 There were so members and Wis
itors in attendance.
The association is comprised of
Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral
and Pendleton counties in West Vir
ginia and Allegany and Garrett
counties in Maryland.
The following men were elected as
directors of the association which is
comprised of a seven man board: D.
A. Arnold, Mineral County; Milton
Dolly, Pendleton County; and A. O..
Riley, Garrett County were elected to
serve for three years; H. Riley
Hishman, Hardy County; and E. H..
Whitesel, Grant County were elected
to serve for the two year period; !;
Paul C. Williams, Hampshire County
and E. L. Pagan, Allegany County
were elected for the one year period.
John G. Lacey, representative of
the Federal Land Bank, discussed the
National Farm Loan Association.
Two movies were shown.
The Republican., 1947-08-28
Free State Forestry
William A. Parr

More and more of our land owners
are realizing the need for following
good forest practices on their wood
lands. Not only private citizens, but
corporations are becoming more and
more interested in the wise use of
their woods.
Here in Garrett County, we have
number of men who are practical
foresters on their own land. A good
example of this is Virgil Steyer, Of
Steyer, mill man, business man, and
practical forester. Mr.. Steyer is a
member of the Garrett County For
estry Board, and as mill man, he is
deeply concerned with Garrett
county's future in forest production.
On his own hands, Mr.. Steyer has
managed them both wisely and
profitably In his lifetime, his wood
land has been cut over three times
since approximately 1918 and is now
ready for a fourth cutting In addi-
ton, he has young sugar bush, which
before many years pass will be MAX
ing productive yield.
Certainly this kind of management
is far better than the type which al
lows the hillsides to be cut bare and
the soils to wash away, with one or
more generations elapsing before a
profit can be made from the land
Such handling of woodlond as has
been practiced by Mr.. Steyer is of
benefit not only to him, but to all his
neighbors, as the land is protected
from washing, it helps to maintain
steady employment, and even the
The Republican., 1947-08-28
Conservationist Cites
Progress in State
During Past Year

During the past fiscal year, there
were 1909 farm-plans completed in
Maryland for farms on which one or
more soil-conservation practices were
established, according to report by
Edward NJ. Davis, State Conser-
vationist.
This is nearly one-fourth of total
of 6,452 farm-plans which have been
completed since the organization of
the first soil conservation district in
the state nine years ago. During the
period from July |, 1916 to June 80,
1947, Davis revealed, the total num-
her of acres included in farm plans
that have been signed and prepared
was 1863 ,456, compared with figure
of 1,598,849 acres for the nine-year
period.
Altogether, during the past year,
113,091 acres of land in the state
were treated in some manner for soil
and water conservation. This repre-
sents nearly 10 per cent of all land
under cultivation in the state.
A breakdown of last years ac-
complishment shows the following {:
contour planting, 28,S39 acres; strip
cropping, 1850 acres; farm and
ranch ponds, AZ; farm drainage, in
stallation or improvement, 11,348
acres, and 300 miles; contour furrow-
ing, 667 acres; permanent fencing,
1866 rods; outlets and farm water
courses, 7S miles; streambank and
shore erosion control, 22,245 lineal
feet; wildlife area management, 947
acres; wildlife borders, 130 acres !;
woodland and wildlife area protec-
ton, 24,793 acres.
The Republican., 1947-08-28
First Tableland Fair
Since 1912 Scheduled
For October s to II
Pittsburgh's William Penn Hotel
Scene of bel-SpOnsOred Dis
play OF Farm and Home
Products

The Allegheny Tableland Fair, a
display of farm and home products
from the Tableland Districts of Penn
sylvania, Maryland and West Viz
ginia, is coming back.
Sponsored by GimbeIs Department
Store of Pittsburgh and featuring
hundreds of dollars in cash awards
for prize products, the Fair will be
held from October to II in the
Pittsburgh Room of the William
Penn Hotel. Open to all residents Of
Tableland areas, the Fair requires no
entrance fees.
The Tableland Fairs were held an
nually from 1892 to 1912, when the
event was suspended for the period
of war. Last years Fair was can
celled at the last moment because of
Pittsburgh's power emergency.
According to E. J. Priddey, direc-
tor, this years event-number II of
the series-will be much the same as
previous Fairs. A new competitive
group, featuring the various types of
rabbits has been added. This brings
the total number Of prize-camying
competitions to seven:
Department A is made up of II
classes of vegetables. Each class
carries cash awards. Department B
consists of 7 classes Of Grains; De-
partment C, classes Of Fruits; De-
partment d and D1, 10 classes of
Canned products and 5 classes of
Butter and Eggs, respectively. De-
partment E is needlework, with A
subdivisions: Crochet classes, 7
Embroidery classes, 3 Wearing Ap-
parel classes, and Feed Sack clas-
ses. Department G., for All club
members only has II classes. De-
partment H, the new division, has 10
classes of Rabbits divided into three
groups.
In addition to the cash awards
that 90 to the winners in each class,
ribbons will also be distributed. Pro-
ducts for exhibition will be picked up
by Gimbels on October 5 for trans
fer to Pittsburgh. Collecting places
in each County or District have been
selected The October 5 pickup will
be made from these collecting points
The Fair will also feature the sale
of Tableland products. Any Table
land resident may sell his products
of the farm and home, without pay
ment Of commissions or fees.
Use of the large Pittsburgh Room
will permit better display of the pro-
The Republican., 1947-08-28
Chest Clinic Scheduled

The regular monthly chest clinic,
sponsored by the Maryland Tubercu-
losis association, will be conducted in
the health department office, court
house, Oakland, on Wednesday morn
ing, September 10, beginning at o.
clock a. m.
The Republican., 1947-08-28

ducts being sold or entered for COM
petition and will accommodate larger
crowds. The year-by-year growth of
the Fair up to 1912 and the inter
est shown in its postwar revival
prompted the use of enlarged facili-
ties.
To obtain complete information on
the Gimbel-sponsored Allegheny
Table land Fair, see the County
Agent, John H. Carter, or write to-
Tableland Fair, c/o Gimbels Depart
ment Store, Pittsburgh Pa.