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Evening star., 1947-09-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 194l conv. club cpe.; T. and n: ;
oe top Gs snq WS gSod ass4 sssss' private 0TneF
PoNTiAc tiSgY Is Is4s ssreamliner s de luxe
station wagon; radio, heater; really bean-
Writen s1rl amGs, Warrants bers terms will
MoToRs, s17 M st. IT, NV" Ma. 27s6. Ill
PONTIAC 1910 convertible; radio, under
esy Ssst esf sffs ss0 cs 5M Ran RAJ
PONTIAC 1887 s-door sedan: radio and
$40 cash. Cali Tower 5o7s. III
PONTIAC 40 convertible s: excel cond..
T.; and h.. Z new tires other accessories;
PoNTiAc ls47 4-door sedan, low mileage,
KSEfE EaaEG nsaesr MoToss 1sc s1o florida ave
PoNriAG Piei e; g9Si, 1871 "s" Silver Streak club
ana tires rather than paint oo Psssed oW dzys ys
inspection; r. and h. Sl'loo. o". 91fo.
PONTIAC Al 4-dr. sedan; 4o,5oo miles;
esres sf'ss 8s eyt Ca So s hns given
ment just arrived; equipped with hydraulic
65s baF Fn e srs: tosnd ON
automobiles: limited quantity for immedi-
at te tsds dsyeFH Il desrsd essr' IlAsSs 1sS G seTR
sTUDEBAKER 1870 Commander 4-dr.
sedan; beautiful new two-tone paint job;
on sios5; cas- cash or terms See and drive
sTUDEBAKER 1941 President 4-door
seasn sendltion; priced da'e5 fo auief sale
Victor 1888. 3713 st. Sc, call after
STUpEBAKER 1s41 Commander taxi. new
motor, $500 cash. 3046 Vista ST. ne: 4
sFGDEbzKHR T III RE Dn Ps41 President skywas
stery good; $1,000 or best offer under.
sTHUiDEBAKER Hi 1898 sedan; $500; new
carburetor; brakes recently refined. 70
Rand Randolph ard pl nWnsE nv 60 ao73 after eve
sellent condition; $500 or best offer under.
sRfGbEbakER sffhbs Mh R''h late 1887 2-door sedan,
eaeG eaosene Peaeer eondition, asa sss5. AZ
ggsss ss.r 1sa7 .d hss ssE many s-
tras, seat covers; So, O95. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS, New York ave. and Bladensburg
sTgPEbAkEn s,sss 1saz sa, Regal de b, [HHe
sss ss5 loShs saf eSs
YHTs YgRRAPLaas 1887 sdoo ro new
good condition. passed D. c. inspection
1896 GE $3.50. ID
sss5 Ask for ES2s %R Is9s sfs
1895. Ill
WILLYs JEEP 1946 civilian top and side
curtains, radio: low mileage: ST. ,095. cash
or terms Seen any time. MR.. NARROW,
1880 East Capitol st. 14'
WILLYS 1948 civilian jeep; excel cond !;
for sale 1896 or trade for 40 or Al
Chevrolet or Ford. For details, call EN-.
1911 PLYMOUTH Spec de luxe 2-dr. S975.
1910 Plymouth Spec. de luxe 2 dr.. 500
MR.. FOREMAN GE. 1854 til p.m. TIE.
3101, after 6 pm. Ia
MILITARY JEEP 1912; 12.600 miles; ex-
cellent condition; $500. Jackson 2579-M.
AUTO AUCTION-n you wish to sell,
trade or buy a late model new or used
night at pm Washington's original auto
auction. S5l1 Colesville rd., Silver Spring.
Md. SH. 440O. Open 8 to 5 daily
Evening star., 1947-09-11
CHARLES H. BRADLEY, Attorney.

1s9 t5t5 "a 1oaS wv Gbssias wasni " stewart,
IN THE D1sTR1cT COURT OF THE
umbis gRted st5Ss ohn fes ,5s PsSt Whe Of
Thoss CHURCH. ct Il: Defendants iLciyiI ,,il
IS toq e9 and Of
Of trustees under the will of Henry White,
deceased; for allowance of commissions
On On motion Of the plaintiff, it is this 2nd
Day Of septsmber St S4. SrSsTed that the
herein on or before the fortieth day, ex-
elusive of Sundays and legal holidays, oc-
curing after the day Of the frst publ.
will be proceeded with as in case OF de-
fault. Provided. copy Of this order be
pu6she6 week tor
and The Evening Star before said day,
81 ALExANDER soLTzoFF !! u vyH gvstiss ice
elerk. SBy CLARA F coNNELL. Deputy
j. BERNARD FLAHERTY. Attorney,
1916 18th Street Sc. Wash, D: c.
Filed Sept. p 1947, ,.rS Charles E. Stewart
mbia.IJohn F. + Flaherty, Plaintiff, vs.,
Hennessey s. and
The object of this suit is to remove cloud
on title to lot numbered twenty-eight (2Sl
in block numbered nine 90 in Arthur E.
Place known as Congress Heights" in
the District of Columbia: On motion of
the plaintiff, 1t is this I'd day OF September,
l947. ordered that the defendants Florence
s. Catchings and Mrs. John A. Hennessey
cause their appearance to be entered herein
Sundays and legal holidays: occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
order. otherwise. the cause will be pro
lad xrrith in nf eff
vided. copy of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and The
ANDER HoLTzOFF. Justice. (SealD At
test: CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. By
CLARA F. CONNELL, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1947-09-11
AuToMo1IyE MISCELLANEOUS.

CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER 1941; ru
SS5 GE. $3.50. 5O3I 1st st. NV.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
Enema vlady " Ecuadoru.

Quito, Ecuador. = Ecuador
sky president DR.. Jose Maria
Velasco Ibarra byl rychlou ne
krvavou revoluci svrzen re sve
no 1fadu. Vlady Sc ujal dosa-
vadnf ministr narodnf obrany
plukovn1k Carlos Mancheno
jmenem branne moci.
PTedehrou k revoluci bylo,
kdyz Sc president Tiara pokou-
Sci zbaviti plukovnika Manche-
ma sveho mfsta We Wade. Ten
81 to nenechal libiti a proved
rychlou revoluci, nikym neoce-
kavanOu.
Mancheno pax oznamil re-
signaci harry s tim, re Dude Sc
svoj1 zenou poslan do exilu do
Kolumbie.
Kdyz Sc vojsko blfzilo k pre-
sidentskemu palaci, tax presi-
dentova straz vypalil jednu je-
dinou ranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
Svstova banka pijcila Dansku
40 milionH dolarEI.

Mezinarodni banka pro re-
konstrukci a vyvoj oznamila,
re p1jcila ma hospodarskou re-
habilitaci Danska 40 milionG
dolar1. Je to tretl pGjcka Sve-
tove banky Prvn1, $50 Milo
nj dolar1 byla poskytnuta
Francii a 1876 milionG dolarG
hylo p1jceno Z. srpna Holland
sku.
P1jcka ma umoznit Dansku
nakup hospodarskych a prG-
myslovych stroll, nafadl, ma
kladn1ch automobile, ocelar-
skych vyrobkG, textilii a che
mikalif. Mnohe z techto tova-
RI vyvazejf Spojene Staty q
odbornfci predpovedeli, re pGj-
eka Dude ma prospech americ.
kemu exportu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
Pfedbszne oznameni zabav.

" nedeli, Z. zaf1 Tel Jed.
Sokol, Curtis Bay porada Pout.
= 8. a 8. listopadu: Oslavy
75ti-leteho trvanf Sok. Jednoty
"Blesk'.
%. listopadu pofada Tel.
Jed. Sokol Washington "Slav-
nostnf Akademii."
= 81. prosince "Sylvestr" v
ISokolovne, ron Gay a Preston
ulic.
V nedeli, 1. 1nora 1913
I"Verejne Cvicen1" v Sokolovne
rob Gay a Preston ulic.
- Del. Vzdel. Spolek "PO-
KROK" usporada "Celodenni
Vychazku" k Vasick1m v ne
deli, 7. zaT1.
" nedeli, IA. zaTf "Celo-
denni Vylet" We SLOW. Mar. Do
me, 6526 Holabird We. porada
lSlov. Rob. Spolok.
Program zabav Slovenskeho
Narodniho Domu:
FL. zarf - Vylet
a. Tijna - Tanec
18. rljna - Tanec
1. listopadu - Halloween
Tanec
%. listOpadu - KaterinOvy
Tanec
Is. prosince - Bingo, Kar-
tovy Vecierok
Tanec.
81. prosince s~ilvestrovy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
SpOrtOvnf Hl1dka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Pro pffstf 1tery, dine 2. Ear
Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel kT1z.
kovych zapasG v Coliseum pri.
pravuje velice slibny program
V hlavnlm zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu l porazky Il.
cinkuj1:
Wladislaw "Iron" Talun
.28O Id. polish Giant) VS..
George Linehan, 228 10. (Bos-
ton College.)
V nasleduj1cim zapase KITE
ry urcen jest ma dobu l hodiny
aneb l porazky zapasiti budou
Babe Sharkey, 253 ID. z Te-
xasu (Byvaly Svetovy Mistr)
vs.. George Red Ryan, 228 ID.
z Filadelfie.
Faro Renaldo, 222 Id. eta
liam Starr VS.. Big Ben Morgan,
$40 ID. (Texas Giant.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu 80 minut aneb l porazky.
APA DVOJIC
Stu Hart, PIP ID. z Kanady
a Darnell Rhodes, 218 Id. z
Camden VS.. Joe Montana, 220
Id. z Camden, N. j. a Jesse
James, 22O Id. z Washingtonu.
V1tezi zlskati must 2 vftez-
stvl re 3 utkan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
Taftiiv zakon " platnosti, 1885,.
600 dslnikHE stavkuje.

%. srpna vstoupil v platnost
Taft-HartleyGv delnicky "a
kon a soucasne je tez videti,
jak Sc unie pTipravuji ma boj
prot zakonu.
We stavce je nynf $4,000 del
Mkt v 100 podnicfch a 100000
delnik1I vede mzdove jednanf.
Ma zapadnim pobrezl hrozi
stvaka namornfkG proto, re ne
cht6ji souhlasit Sc zrusenim u
zavrene dilny, takovych roz-
port ovsem Dude mnoho.
N6ktere unie 81 Ease usnesly,
re neuzavrou kolektivnf smlou-
wy vnbec proto, re nechteji
spolupracovat s novym Narod-
MIN pracovnim vybofem.
Dalsi unie Sc Ease usnesly,
lie nepodajf financnl vykazy
tax jak to now zakon predpi-
suje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
Csl. obchodni dohoda s terst-
kou oblasti.

Praha (CTK) - Csl. obcho-
dnf delegace pokracuje Ter
stu v jednanf Sc spojeneckou
vojenskou spravou a vyvoznf O
1prave obchodnfch stykG mezi
Ceskoslovenskem a svobodnym
terstskym 1zemim. Jak hlasi
Terstska tiskova kancelaf OBJ
novily ODE delegace dohodu z
minuleho roku. Poole ktere Sc
prozat1mne upravuje obchodnl
styk Ceskoslovenska prostTed-
nictvim terstskeho prfstavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29

ocekavany v Americe je to Je-
dine mad elm Sc clovek NIUE
potesiti. Je jisto, re s nejakou
depresf nenf treba v dohledne
dobe pocftati a tim vznika pro
velkou cast sveta nadeje, re A
merika Dude do tie mlry prozl-
rava, re pomIze sama sobe,
kdyz pomaha jinym. Bee wy
budovanf cizich trhG, by Sc pro
sperita ma dlouhou dobu udr-
yeti nedala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
Egypt bojuje

pred Spojenymi narody o Wy
puzenf anglickych odd1l1 z nil
skeho 1dolf, jde mu hlavne c
ovladanl Sudanu ma hornim to-
ku Nilu. Rusove nebyli ochot-
nj podporovati jejich naroky
ma Sudan.
Demonstrate donna a to jak
prot Anglii tax proti Americe
a 2 Egyptane dokonce delall
velky ramus We schGzi BeZpec-
nostniho vyboru S. N, budou
Size demonstrovati jeste dlou-
no, avsak Sudan prozatlm ne
dOstanOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
Anglicka krise

zGstala nezmenenou az ma to,
re Amerika AnglicanIm slfbi-
la jiste zmlrnenf 1verovych
podmlnek. Situace ostatnfch
evropskych statn neni ovsem O
mic lepsi a nutno Sc obavati, re
Sc jeSte podstatne zhorsi ma
sledkem spatne 1rody v Evro-
pc.
Rusko zde cinf vyjimku a po-
eta Sc S urodou rekordnl IDA
vsak Dude moci uspokojiti IVY
senOu poptavku svych spojen-
CT sc prozatlm nevl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
Kongresnik SABBATH u
presidenta.
ProjednavaI S presidentem
meZinarOdnl sitauci.

meZlnarOdnl SlLaucl.
Kongresnik Adolf j. SABBATH
mel rozmluvu S presidentem
Trumanem. Pc jejfm skonce-
nj prohlasil k novinarGm, re
president Truman jest velmi
znepokojen Sc stanoviskem Ru-
ska, jelikoz myslf, re "neplnf
sve sliby."
SABBATH oznamil n~ovinar1m,
re n~avstivil presidenta, ably S
MIN pojednaval O mezinarodnl
Atuaci a zaroven no v%aroval,
ably nevenoval pTflisnou poor
most "protiruskym" radcdm.
Kongresnik zddraznil, re
president ''neni zaujat prot
Rusnm, jest vsak ocividne zne-
pokojen s jejich chovanfm."
President sc totiz vyjadril be-
hem rozmluvy, re "nesnaz jest
v tom, re Rusko neplnl sve sill
by"
SABBATH poznamenal, "ze pre-
zident neuvedl zavazky,o nichz
mysl1, re Rusove je nedodrzu-
it,"
"Myslfm, re president neni
spravne informovan TENN. kdc
sou mu ma blizku", a dodal
re vyjadril presidentovi sve
pfesvedceni, re Spojene Staty
a Rusko by molly vyfesiti svf
rozdlly a udrzeti svetovy mir
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
DAIRY ALI z
KAPES AMERICKYCH
DAM.

Jak bylO Statnlm department.
tenn oznameno, Spojene Staty
odpustily Italii duh We vysi /
bilionu dolarG. Rovnez bylo
prozrazeno, re Spojene Staty
budou mirne posuzovat financ-
nj p%odminky mlrove smlouvy S
Italil.
Pokud jde O l billion dolarl6,
ktery americti diplomat Cd
pustili Italii, jde O duh, ktery
die mfrovych podmfnek mela
Italie zaplatit Americe Ia po-
skytnutou pomoc a "a okupac-
nj vylohy.
Spojene Staty, jak bylo z
Washingtonu oznameno, zru-
silly pohledavku We vysi $685.
600, 900 "a zbozf dodane Italii
pro pomoc tamnimu lidu. Da-
lie byl skrtnut duh 1906, OOOz-
900, jez mela tIalie zaplatit "a
vydrzovanf americkeho oku-
pacniho vojska a pTislusnych
1radn v Italii. A konecne by
10 skrtnuto i $175, OOO,O 900 "a
line pohledavky pres to, re
Staty jsou v dluzfch az
20 kirk a obyvatelstvo plati Wy
|soke dane, pod jejichz Thou
klesa az k zemi. Hraje Sc me-
zinarodnf politika a americky
lid Sc necha dale Dirt bez noze.
Lee to neni vse! Italie do
stane cd Spojenych Stat1 %
obchodnfch lodi vcetne S Is Lii
berry lodmi, ktere pry budou
nahradou italske Wade "a ital-
Iske lodi, zabavene Spojenymi
Staty a ktere pozdeji Ia valky
byly potOpeny.
Mimo odepsanf dluhu, Spo-
jene Staty uvolni 6O,OOO,O 900
vkladG, penez investovanych v
majetc1ch, jakmile Dude zjiste-
no italskou vladou, re nejde O
penfze ami investice fasistu.
Americka vlada Sc dale uvo-
lila vykoupiti Cd 10 do Is mill
on1 dolard v 1pisech, ktere by
ly davany byvalym italskym
valecnmy zajatcGm drzenym
We Spojenych Statech. Dale by
10 receno. re nekdy ma podzim
Dude v Rhine uzavrena mezi
Italii a Spojenymi Staty po-
drobna smlouva pTatelstvl, OBJ
chodu a navigace.
Upozornuje Sc, re nahrada
"a italsky majetek v USA a
predanf obchodnfch lodi Dude
muset byt jeste schvaleno kon-
gresem. Lee statni department
zdGraznuje, re tato dohoda s
byvalou nepratelskou zemf ne
smf byt povazovana "a naznak,
re Sc i NemcGm a Japoncnm
vratf jejich majetek.
Jak je roZhodnut1 Spojenych
lStatG posuzovano? Pokud jde
o Italii, pravicovy fisk vseobec-
ne uvltal uzavfenf teto dohody.
zat1m co fisk levicovy kritisuje
ODE vlady. Komunisticky fisk
Dfse a nikoli bez opravneni, re
pry nova smlouva, stejne jake
dalsf dohodv ucinf z Italie O.
troka, ktery Sc stane poslus.
nym nastrojem Ameriky.
Biliondolarovy duh Italie
lSpojenym Statum Sc rozplynul
Nikdo Sc proto nem1ze diviti
re miliony Americana 81 kla.
dou otazku, CO Sc to dele? JaR
tento duh mohl byt zruser
iskrtnutfm pera!
Jde tn znovu o zakryty 1tol
prot Rusku. Komunismu mus
pry byt zabraneno, ably sc
zmocnil Italie. Je to novy krok
Truman Marshallova progra-
mu. Ma jim byt zabraneno
ruske expansi podporou demo
kratickych stat1. A je Italie
opravdu demokratickou zemi?
Fasisticky stat, ktery musel byt
dobyt krok Ia krokem vojskem
spojeneckym, zejmena vsak
Americany, stat. ktery jake
spojenec Nsmecka nese vinu
"a miliony nevinnych zivotHG a
straslive utrpeni lidu, dostava
dar iednoho bilionu dolarn "a
tim co opravdu demokraticke
staty jake ma priklad ceskoslo-
vensko, jsou ponechavany by
valymi spojenci temsr beg po-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-29
Raketa ohromne rychlosti.

Nova obrovska raketa, KITE
ra polet1 rychlostf mill a pull
"a vtefinu a donese vedecke
nastroje dvakrat tax daleko do
vzduchoveho prostoru jake ne
mecka raketa W., Dude vypu-
stena losdtvem pffstiho roku.
Evening star., 1947-12-21

fense, aid to fisheries, aids to navi-
CATION and shipping.
Canada would assume and provide
for the servicing and retirement of
the per cent stock issue maturing
1943-1963 guaranteed by the United
Kingdom. Newfoundland would
continue to be liable for the remain
ing portion of it's own debt and
retain all sinking funds against that
portion. s5s ..,.,
.a,. Certain public works in Newfound-
land would become the property of
Canada. Canada would pay to New
foundland $180000 annually for local
purposes and $1,1oo,oOO annually for
special problems created by the
island province, due to geography
ard sparse and scattered popula-
ton. Newfoundland would have six
senators, and seven house members
in the Canadian Parliament and
Newfoundlanders would get Cana
dian citizenship.
American Bid Reported
In the United States, there is a
we'll defined movement to bring
Newfoundland into the American
Union. Col. Robert R. Mccormick,
editor and publisher of the Chicago
Tribune, has been carrying on a
vigorous campaign to achieve this.
The Sunday Herald, in its No
vember 2 issue, published at st.
Johns, Newfoundland, said it was
unof6cially learned the United
States Government is willing to pay
as much for Newfoundland as it is
paying Panama for the use of the
Panama Canal, which is approx
matly $4O,OOOOO a year. This, said
the newspaper, is more than three
times the amount Canada could or
would offer Newfoundland under
confederation.
The paper added: ut is also un-
officially stated that in the event OF
Newfoundland receiving responsible
government, the American Govern
ment would look willingly toward
any delegation seeking to obtain a
special deal for Newfoundland. At
least one American Congressman has
stated fatty that he favors the an
nexation of Newfoundland into the
American Union"
The Herald likewise recorded in
it's news columns a report that it
Newfoundland should petition for
admission to the Union through an
independent government. Congress
could admit Newfoundland merely
by a joint resolution.
But some officials in this country
take the view that separate treaty
with Great Britain would be neces-
sary to permit Newfoundland to join
Evening star., 1947-12-21

the American Union. 1ney pOlilC
out that while Texas was independ-
ent, it came into the Union by a
Joint resolution of Congress. But
is not now indie
pendent.
Some Washington legal authori-
ties hold that Newfoundland must
return to dominion status before
taking any action on its future affili-
.ations, as the present national con-
vention is not a responsible, popu--
larly elected government. Others
however, are equally firm in theii
opinion that this is not necessary
The convention, they argue, is lr
control there. The convention coulo
authorize a plebiscite, but a vote Is
not absolutely necessary, they say
An arrangement was worked out
between Britain and Ireland, giving
the latter independent status and
a similar situation could prevail in
the case of Newfoundland, these in
ternational lawyers assert.
Although Newfoundland was in
financial straits in the prewar years,
during World War II, both Canada
and the United States made vast
expenditures there and it has now
gained considerable economic pres
tige. 1t has valuable resources in
newsprint and iron ore, as well as
fisheries.
Bases a Factor
Newfoundlanders complain that
the government was responsible for
the lower rate of wages paid them
on wartime construction, as con-
trasted with those paid Canadians
and Americans. They feel an all
Newfoundland government would
have insisted on equal pay for equal
work.
Then there is the question of the
great airports at, Gander and Ste
phenville where international air.
lines converge.
The question OF the 99-year lease
for bases to the United States dur
ing the war also looms large in po-
litical discussions in Newfoundland
The Newfoundlanders contenc
this lease should have brought am
pie compensation or concessions tc
their land. The English civil SER
wants, controlled by the Dominions
Office, merely obeyed the bidding OF
London, they say. A responsible
government in Newfoundland would
have done otherwise, they assert.
AS another factor in Newfound-
lands tangled affairs, Premier Du-
plessis of Quebec is represented as
driving for the acquisition by Que
bee of all of Newfoundland Labra-
dor.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Higher Education Report
Offers Some Challenges
Stresses the Need for Fuller Realization
of Democratic Living and Better
International Understanding
By John Dale Russell

Director. Office OF edueoion
Volume the report of the Predens Commission on Higher
constructive
problems higher education their
This the first of sx-volme series to be issued
Higher Education for Democracy
appropriately entitled Establishing the Goals
Some realizing
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Soviet Currency Shuttle
May Lead to New Policy
Phrasing of Decree Depreciating the Ruble
Hints That the Kremlin Is Heading
for a General Relaxation
By SomueI LubeII

Perhaps antalizng the long Soviet decree an
noncnp the depreciation xhoaon the Rus
sian people to hardshps nc will be the last
sacrifice"
than promise voiced Tor
PURPOSES the sashng the
The Republican., 1947-11-20
FORESTRY LAW
PROTEST TO Be
AIRED FRIDAY

A countrywide meeting Of owners
of all farm and timberland in Garrett
county has been scheduled by the
Garrett County Land and Timber
Owners Protective Association, it has
been announced by Clifford Friend,
president, and Ralph AuIt. secretary.
The meeting will be held in the
school auditorium at Accident on
Friday evening, November 21, at
7:30. 1t is open to the public.
A number of meetings for organ
ization of the land and timber owners
have been held within the past few
weeks to fight enforcement of the
Forest Conservancy law, and the
meeting Friday will be for the pur-
pose of discussing the law.
Mr.. Friend said handbills protest
ing the law had been distributed
throughout the county, urging timber
and land owners to join the associ-
alton. The law was passed in 1943
to limit timber cutting practices.
Public hearings have been held by the
Forestry department on a proposed
regulation which provides that no de-
sirable species of timber shall be cut
that is less than II inches in di-
ameter, measured one foot above the
average ground level, unless prior
approval is obtained from the local
forestry board, but this has not yet
been approved.
Friend declared that the reason
county timber owners were cutting
timber to smaller sizes than else
where is due to the fact that eve are
located close to a market that uses
small timber and it is profitable to
supply what the market uses"
Other officers of the protesting as
sociation include Sherman Frazee
treasurer; an directors: 10 h Il
Beachy, SWanton; Arthur Lewellyn
and Earl Frazee, Friendsville;
Charles Reichenbecher and Carl
Richter, GrantsviIIe; SiIas McClin-
took and Whitfield Dewitt, Accident;
Randall Wilburn and Roy Kahl, Sang
Run; Henry Skipper, Bray; Clark
Glotfelty and Siber Skipper, Oakland;
Theodore Sines, Swallow Falls; anc
w. II. Bernard. SWantOn
Mr.. Ault said State Senator L. NJ
FraIey, Delegates J. C. Myers, Ron.
aid McIntirc and George Coddingtor
were to be present, and that JOSEPH
f. Fahey, GrmtsvilIe chairman OF
the local forestry board, and his as
sociate members had been asked tC
be present.
Other members of the forestry
board here are Virgil T. Stcyer
Steyer; Lester c. Yutzy, Crellin
Blaine Friend, Friendsville; and vii
liam Winterberg, Grantsville.
The Republican., 1947-11-20
BITTINGER

A conference was held in the
nearby Amish church last Thursday,
which was attended by members in
this section and those from Grants
vile and vicinity.
Robert GIotfelty and Russell Klotz
attended the Armistice Day cele-
braton held in Cumberland last Tues
day evening.
Milo Brewer. of Cumberland, has
purchased the Cecil Brenneman prop
crty here and expects to make some
Improvement in the dwelling and to
occupy it in the near future.
Cecil Brenneman has purchased
the Bessie Patton property near
Grantsville and will move with his
family to his new home in the near
future.
OrvaI GIotfelty delivered truck
load Of dressed turkeys to Pittsburgh
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bethel
moved to their new home in Acct
dent on Friday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAY Brenneman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brenneman, OF
The Republican., 1947-11-20
CRELLIN

Mrs. Lawson Knots is spending a
few days in Cumberland visiting her
son, William Knots.
Joseph Hoopengardner, Frostburg,
spent the weekend here visiting his
wife and son, who have been spending
some time with Mrs. Hoopengardner's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ashby.
Miss Marjorie Weeks, Terra Alta,
spent the weekend here visiting rela-
tivcs and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Schoch and
family spent Sunday here with Nh
I Schoch's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Schoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl Parsons and
family, Of Hambleton, were Sunday
visitors of friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Liston and
family, of Valley Point, were Sunday
visitors Of Mrs. Liston's parents, MI.
and Mrs. Oscar Lee.
The Opportunity circle Of the Kings
Daughters and Sons will meet at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth Schoch this
evening. lsas
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Leighton and