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MEMS FALL SUITS. i PRICE

MEMS FALL SUITS, ~ PRICE
Q) S4o'3.pc. Brown Tweed Suit 50 reg --$175o
O $50 3.pc. Blue Worsted Suit 40 stout $50
(2) S69.5O 3-pc. Blue Worsted Suits, 40
short, 40 long g--------------------$ -$3475
MEMS FALL TOPCOATS, ~ PRICE
CD $45 All-Wool Topcoats, regs 2/35, 1/40
2/44; shorts 1885, 1/42 2-~------ S2250
(2) S65 Imported Tweed Topcoats, IS regs -$325O
(2) $50 AllWool Cheviot Topcoats, Al reg.
Q) SIS All-Wool Cheviot Topcoat, "A reg. $27 so
(2) $65 All-Wool Hair Fabric Topcoats, "A
D So Aii:Wooi Il i Covert Topcoat 81 reg-ss7so
Q) $40 All-Wool Tweed Topcoat, 80 short $1975
U $3.50 All-Wool Tweed Topcoat,
Q) $3.50 Removable Lining Topcoat-
Overcoat, Al regular $2925
MEMS RAINCOATS, - PRICE
QD $1O95 1000 Waterproof Raincoats
regs. I44, 3/46, 1/4S; shorts 1/4O, 2/42,
() $40 Water, ,Repeilent it Cotton Gabardine '''''
Raincoats, soiled. 2/44 regs, Al long $40
MEMS sPORTsWEAR
(56) S3.95 Short-Sleeve Sport Shirts $249
(3D $3.95 & S4.95 ALL Wool Swim Trunks $2.99
14) SIS All-WOOl Flannel Slacks size 34-S7S5
(33) S7.95 Rayon Stacks, sizes 29 to 81 S585
(18) $3.50 & $40 Wool Pullover Sweaters S399
(6) $50 All-Wool Sport Coats -S2175
ROBES, PAJAMAS, SHORTS, ETC.
(6O) 81 Mems White T-Shirts s- soc
(58) Mems 81 Boxer Undershorts- sec
6) $6.25 Washable Beach Coats
6) $3.50 Wool Lounging Robes --------$1475
(ss) sass to SOS Fsjamss s'N"Now % s2:ss to $50
U $455O Snug-Pak Travelling Bag
(ftted), plus tax x-------------------$22 $22.75
MEMS SHOES, REDUCED.
(35) Mems $895 Huaraches
(23) S1O.50 Slax Sport Shoes
(2O) $895 Brown and White Sport Shoes -$6.79
MEMS HATS, FURNISHINGS
13) $3.50 Felt Hats ats--S49 S495
$50 3.95 White Ventilated Shirts -------$2.S8
(40) $3.25 to $3.95 Patterned Shirts ------S2.S8
1887 81. so to SIS NecktieS- " PRICE
(64) 75c Mems Anklets- Observation-Disclosures 39c
l15O) White Cotton Handkerchiefs ---25c
135) White Irish Linen Handkerchiefs
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Evening star., 1948-09-02
MEMS SPORTSWEAR

(56) S3.95 Short-Sleeve Sport Shirts
(3D $3.95 & $4.95 All-Wool Swim Trunks
Q4) SIS All-WOol Flannel Stacks, size 34s
(33) S7.95 Rayon Stacks, sizes 20 to 81
18) $3.50 & $40 Wool Pullover Sweaters
(6) $50 All-W0Ol Sport Coats
Evening star., 1948-09-02

~ S403-pc. Brown Tweed Suit, 81 reg 50
y $50 3-pc. Blue Worsted Suit, 40 stout $50
~ $695O Spc. Blue Worsted Suits 40
short, 40 long -S34.7i
Evening star., 1948-09-02
MEMS FALL TOPCOATs, ~ PRICE
MEMS RAINCOATS, - PRICE

QD $1O.95 1000 Waterproof Raincoats
regs 1/44, 3/46, 1/48; shorts 1/40, 2/42,
1/44; longs 1886, 1888 ------rS S54
(3) $40 Water-Repellent Cotton Gabardine
Raincoats, soiled. 2/44 regs., Al longs
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
Miss Cox Speaks
To Weldon Club

Weldon-The Thursday after
, noon Club was entertained on
Saturday afternoon. October 2
at the home Of Mrs. William
Wallace.
Fall flowers were used
throughout the house as decora-
tions and made a beautiful set
ting.
After a short business session,
Mrs. W. A. Pierce, Jr., INTRO
duced MISS Florence Cox, Home
Agent tor Halifax County. Miss
Cox gave an account OF Home
Demonstration work IN HALIFAX
County since 1t was organized
IN lyUy, and OF the various types
OF work she helped the women
OF the county to do.
Her talk was enjoyed by the
members ana guests.
Mrs. Wallace served a salad
course with coffee to the mem
bers and the guests, who were
MISS Eva Irene Peele, MISS Eli
zabeth Wyche and Mrs. robert
Nlck OF Seaboard.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
NeighbOrs Come Across
For Two War Cripples

LOCKPORT, N. Y. CU.P)-
Bruno S. Scalzo and Joseph G.
Croft, both severly wounded
World War II veterans, know
the meaning of the words
'neighbors.
Their neighbors and fellow
townsmen have undertaken to
build the war heroes specially
equipped homes.
Scalzo, who was paralyzed
from the waist down when d
Nazi sniper bullet lodged in his
spine during the fighting at the
Battle of the Bulge in Belgium
in 1915, and Croft, who likewise
had a piece of shrapnel embed
ded in his spine while fighting
In Germany, will be next door
neighbors.
Scores of local citizens volun
teered their srvices to aid the
drive. Some donated time and
labor, others gave money, still
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
Mrs. Liverman
Is Hostess To
Literary Club

Scotland Neck-Mrs. James
Liverman entertained the Clark
sville Literary Club the past Fri
day afternoon at her home on N.
Church St, Lovely arrangements
Of fall flowers were used
throughout the home.
Mrs. A. S. Daughtridge had
the program and her sub
ject was Literary Forerunners
Of The French Novel. She told
of the French language which
is corruption of the Roman
tongue due to the invasion of
France at the time of Caesar.
There is no French literature
until about 1900 and from then
until the 14th century what
writing was done was in poetry.
The development of the print
ing press and the Renaissance
aided in the development of the
various forms of prose although
the novel did not appear until
the seventeenth century. Mrs.
Daughtridge illustrated the var
ious phases Of literature with
readings from each period.
After this delightful program
Mrs. Liverman served a salad
course with tea and cookies to
the following club men,
bers: Mesdames Irwin Clark,
Wade H. Dickens, A. S. Daugh-
fridge, Balfour Dunn, B. B. Eve
rett, ]. D. Hall, c. H. Herr
ing, c. II. Smith and Douglas
Temple.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
New WheelbarrOW
Designed By Inventor

BUENOS AIRES -(AP)-It
.ook hundreds of years but some
body finally improved the wheel
barrow.
Engineer Arnold Schauer show
ed city officials his new model.
Instead Of having the wheel in
front, it has it under the body.
Schauer said this means the
wheelbarrow chauffeur carries
les! / Dad and the wheel itself
cafries more.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

h Bed linens last longer if allow
ed to rest between use periods.
Put laundered sheets at the bot
tom of the linen drawer, using
only those from the top,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
Bright Red Stolen Car
Cinch To Identify

st. Paul, MINI. --(U.P)-
Here's one stolen car that didn't
need license number to iden-
tify it.
The call over the St. Paul po-
lice radio described the car as
follows.
1889 Ford convertible; bright
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
Perhaps This Is News
Police Dog Bites Cop

MILWAUKEE, (U.PD-A local
police dog didn't live up to the
reputation of his breed.
Although he wasn't a member
of the force, the dog went into
action when he saw a policeman
chase a suspect.
He nipped the wrong man.
The suspect went his way and
the policema invent to the hos
pital.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

Moose are this continents
largest game animal. Because
their diet sometimes consists OF
hardwood shrubs and twigs, the
Algonquins called them wood
caters.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

Luncheon meat may be used
with cubed cooked potatoes and
a cream sauce to make supper
dish; place in a casserole, if
desired, and top with buttered
bread crumbs.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
Weldon

Miss Barbara Riddle has ac-
cepted a position in a depart
ment store in Richmond, Va.
Marvin Lassiter is a patient
IN the Roanoke Rapids Hospital,
Guests OF Mrs. W. II. Anthony
This week are Mrs. Gilbert Dard
en- of Suffolk, Mrs. Frank Tay-
(or and Nancy 10 Taylor Of Cha
ham, Va.
Edd Jones and Mrs. Joe Es-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

fridge have returned home from
Nashville.
Mrs. L. W Edwards has re-
turned home from Duke Hospi-
tai where she underwent treat
ment.
Mrs. Cam Tilghman spent
Thursday in Richmond.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

others dug down for both. The
two houses when completed will
have combined value of S43, 900.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

red clor; three yellow hub caps,
one red one; blue tail light; yell
low grill work; three radio
aerials, two with flags and one
with streamers.
Patrolmen Robert Highberg
spotted the car 20 minutes later.
1t had been stolen from George
Hilsuk and abandoned on down
town street.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01

Jakaitis Antanas, is Usu KIM, LUX
siu val.
Jakutis Jonas, is Leliunu val, Ute
nos ap.
Janukaitis Mykolas ir Nikodemas,
is Jasiskiu, Gelvonu val.
Janukenas Antanas, is Klikunu k,
Anyksciu val.
Jonikas, is Luokes val, Milky KIN.
Jonusaite Olese, is Vilkaiciu KIM,
Telsiu ap.
Juodzevicius Jonas, is Plepiskiu k,
Leliunu val.
Kamaityte Elena, is Gaisriu KIM,
sakiu ap.
Kaulinis .Povilas, is Janydziu KIM,
Skiemoniu val.
Kazakevicius Antanas, is Posvencio
km.,> Prienu val.
Kerutis Jonas, is Baciu KIN. Erzvil-
ko parap., Raseiniu pa.
Kindury Juozas, is svencioniu ap.
Kirsina Stasys.
Klimasauskaite Uscinovic Icva, is
svencioniu ap., gyv. Buenos Aires,
| Argentina.
Klimavicius Antanas.
Klukas, is Minieskiemio KIM, Ute
nos ap.
Korsakas Ksaveras, is Pabaisko val,
Ukmerges ap.
Kreicmar Juze, dukte Vlado Kreic-
marc, kill, is Vilkaviskio ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
MIRIMAI
MlRE ISEIVIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAI
znios apie musus Letuvus ame skyruje tapnama dyka

PAUL. Antanas, pusa m Z i s
mne Rugpj. %, Chicagoje
Gimes Lietuvoje.
UKSIENE fedora, mire Rug.
pjucio M, Chicagoj. (Siauliy
ap. Linkuvos par.)
GUSTAITIENE Ona, mire 2e
Rugp., Chicagoj.
SRUBAS Vladas, mire Rugpj
29, Chicagoj. (Utenos apsk
Anyksciu par.)
TAMULEVICIUS Pc t ras, 7C
m., mire Rugp. 27, So. Bos.
ton, Mass. (Varenos p.) A.
merikoj isgyveno 35 m.
KAVOLIENE Elzbieta, 67 m.,
mire Rugp. rs, So. Boston,
Mass. Amerikoj isgyveno 40
metu.
STRYGIENE fedora (Rusky-
te), mire Rugp. 27, Dorches-
ter. Mass. (Raudenu par.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
GLEMzA Povilas, pusa m i s,
mire Rugp. 80, st. Charles,
III. (Alizavos p. Laukminis-
kiu KY
KURAUSKIENE Agnieska, II
metu, mire Rugp. m., Con-
merton, Pa.
GRIGAITIENE Jieva, 80 M,
mire Birzelio 20, Sac Paulo,
Brazilijoj. (Kruonio par.)
TYSKEVICIUS Juozas, 81 M,
mire Liepos 3, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoje. (Butrimoniu "
Plasapninku KY
KLIMAS Justinas, 60 M, mi
re Liepos 1, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. (svencioniu ap.
Laukstainiu KY Argentinoje
isgyveno 19 metQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01

Kontautas (broliai Kontautai) pus-
broliai Emilijos Paskeviciutes
Grigcaliunienes.
Kuzmickas Jonas, Jrozas ir Stasys
is seduvos val, Panevezio ap.
Levickis Pranas, is Rumsu KIM, Err
vilko val, Raseiniu ap.
Lozoraitis Motiejus, is Ambrasu k.
Barzdu val, sakiu ap.
Maknys Benediktas, is Pazeviskip
km., Utenos ap.
Malinauskas Juozas ir seuo Kotry.
ma, is Pakruojo, Siauliu ap.
Malinskas Petras.
Marcinkevicius, brolis Eleonoros ia
kutienes.
Masalskis Stasys, is Baukiu KIN.
Ariogalos val.
Matulaitiene Petraityte Antani.
ma, is Josvainiu val, Kedainiu a
Matuleviciene Vaigelyte Adlyna il
jos sesuo Vagneriene Johana, is
Kauno ap.
Miciulyte Cesniene Ursula, is Bud
ezeriu KIM, Vilkaviskio ap.
Mocickaites Izabele ir Tekle, sese.
rvs Elenos Girdvainienes.
Narbutas Jonas, is Bajoru KIM, Ro-
kiskio ap.
Navirauskiene Svilpaite Magdale-
ma, is Griskabudzio par, sakiu a
Norkuniene Mare ir jos vaikai An
tanas, Augustine ir Petras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
MIRE $4,000 ISEIVIU
LIETUVIQ

Su siame numeryje paduoda-
mals mirusiq iseiviu Lietuviu
vardais, mirusiu skaicius paste
ke jau 10000, nuo Vasario me-
nesio, 1887 metu, kada Dir
vote mirusiu sarasas pradeta
skelbti.
Suprantama, cia paduodami
mirusiu sarasai nera pilni, mes
zlnios apie mirusius Lietuvius
Amerikoje nevisos patenka j
musQ spauda.
Kiektienas Dirvos skaityto-
jas prasomas pranesti Dirvai
zinia apie savo mirusi giminie-
tt, Site pranesimai talpinama
nemokamai.
CEGELSKIS Povilas, 81 metu,
mire Rugs. 13, Cleveland, O.
SUsINSKAS Jonas, 81 M, mi
re Rugs. 18, Toledo, Ohio.
Paejo is Clevelando, cia ir pa
laidotas.
zEMAITIENE Mare (Slankau-
skaite), 81 metu, mire Rug
sejo 10, Clevelande.
SNAPSTAITIS Petras, mire Is
Rugp., Chicagoj. (siauliu ap.
Staciunq par.)
GENIENE julie, mire Rugp. 19,
Chicagoj. (Gruzdziu mr.
sINSKIENE Mare, mire Rugp.
men,, Shenandoah, Pa.
ARDICKIENE j., seno amz.,
mire Rugs. M, Shenandoah.
Pa.
JACKUBONIUTE Regina, mi
re Rugs. men,, Philadelphia,
Pa.
ANDRAUSK1ENE Adele, mire
Rugs. M, Shenandoah, Pa.
SABLINSKIENE Ger v u t e)
Viktorija, mire Rugpj. 16,
Worcester, Mass.
TVIRKUTIS Kazys, 73 metu,
mire Birz. 27, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj.
MERKIENE Mare (Medalsky-
te), mire Geg. 25, Sac Pau
10, Brazilijoj.
LUKOsEVICIUS Mikolas, mi
re Birz. /, Sac Paulo, Brazil
lijoj.
KUPCINSKAS Jonas, mire Ge-
guzes %, Sac Paulo, Brazlll-
joj.
MARTUSEVICIUS Valentines,
"a m., mire Birzelio M, San
ton, Brazilijoj.
MAZEIKAITE Serafina, 16 m.
mire Rugp. M, Mahanoy Ci-
ty, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
PAJIE$kOJlMAl
Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Abratis Jonas ir sesuo Maria, is
Barsukines KIM, Marijampoles a.
Abraityte, sesuo Magdes Buivydie-
mes.
Albrechtiene Patiegaite, Ane, is
Naumiescio val, Taurages ap.
Aleksandravicius Povilas, is Markiu
km., Varnip val.
Ambrozaitis Antanas, is Taurages
zmona Kazimiera, vaikai Eduar-
das, Genovaite ir Sofia.
Andruskevicius Antanas, is Pagrau-
ziu dv., Liubavo val, Marijampo-
les ap.
Baravykiene Valasinskaite Felici-
ia, is Ukmerges.
Bitinas Justinas, is Tindziuliu km.,
Brazauskas Justas ir brolis, is Dru-
tunu km., svencioninu ap.
Bruzas, brolis Jeronimo, is Plum
ges VAL, Telsiu ap.
Burnelyte Ona, gyv. Barteliu KIM,
Veiseju val, gimusi Amerikoje.
Buivydas Antanas, brolis Kosto.
Burdziliauskiene .Kavaliauskaite
Ieva, is Marijampoles ap.
Buvelskaites Gerulaitienes Mari
jos, nuo Alvito ir Baltininku, gi-
mines prasomi atsiliepti.
Calnaites Juze ir Ursule, is Tvere-
claus val, svencioniu ap.
cesniene Miciulyte Ursule, is Bud
ezeriu KIM, Vilkaviskio ap.
Ciuteikis, is Miziku KIM, Luokes val.
Daukaitis Jonas, Juozapas ir Vim
cas-, is Gaures parap., Batakiu val.
Deguliene Jankunaite Ona, is Nor
kunu KIM, Utenos ap. ir jos su-
nus Vilius Degulis.
Ditsmonaite Ponelaitiene Mare, is
Varnaiciu KIM, BatakiQ VAL, Tau
RACES ap. ir vyras Ponelaitis Jo-
mas.
Ditsmonis Jurgis, is Varnaiciu km.,
Batakiu val, Taurages ap.
Dronseika Juozas, Kazys ir Stanislo-
vas, is Babtu val, Kauno ap.
Gauranskis, is Virbalio parap. il
Gauransky Edward, gimes Ame-
rikoje.
Genys Juozas, is siL KIM, Luokes
val, Telsiu ap.
Gerasimavicius (Rasimas) Viktoras,
gimes Amerikoje.
Gerulaitis (GerulaiciaD ~gimines Jo-
no Gerulaicio nuo Alvito ir Barti-
ninku, Vilkaviskio ap.
Gerwiatowski Josef, is Lapiu val.
Kauno ap.
Gincauskas Vladas, is Luokes val
Gindrenas Juozas, is Anyksciu val,
Utenos ap., Andrioniskio val.
Godelyte, is Belonu KIM, Tirksliu
val, Mazeikiu ap.
Gostautiene Porcikaite fedora, is
Kurkliu VAL, Ukmerges ap.
Grachauskas Vladas ir sesuo Ona, is
Kiskeliu KIM, Salako VAL, Zarasq
ap.
Grigaliunas, is Laitiesiniu KIM, Pa
svitinio val, ir duhte Emilia.
Grigas Baltrus, is Leliunq km., Pa
girio val, Ukmerges ap.
Grinyte Adele, dukte Adomo, is Uk-
merges ap., Pagirio val.
Grusauskas Antanas ir Motiejus,
sunus Tamosiaus.
Hermannaite Emma, ir jos vyras,
Schwabe Wilhelm, kiles is Bata-
kin, Taurages ap.
Hozabeinaite Kasperaitiene Emili-
ia, is Marciukinu km., Marijampo-
les ap.
Ivanauskas Kazys, is ciukiskeliq k,
Josvainiu val, Kedainiu ap.
Jachimowicz, is Lapiu val, Kauno
ap.
Jankunaite Deguliene Ona, Nor
kunq KIM, Utenos val, ir sunus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01

SVEICARIJOJE mire zymus
rasytojas ir biografas, Emil
Ludwig, 67 metu amziaus. Jis
pragarsejo rasydamas zymiuJu
pasauliniu zmoniu biografijas.
Ludwig gime Breslau, Vokletl-
ioie. 1881 m. Amerikoje lslel-
sta 26 jo parasytos knygos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
VETO GYDYMAS

Atomines Energijos komlsl-
jonierius Lewis L. Strauss pa
skelbe Washingtone apie atra-
dina naujos techniskos prize
mones kuri lures svarbia lta-
ka ateityje veto ligos gydy-
me.
Jis tikrina kad pastaromls
dienomis prieita prie isradimo
sukoncentravimo radioakt iv 0
iodine bent kokiais relkalln-
gals kiekiais tam tikrose ku-
no organu pleviu dalyse, kur
butu apsireiskes vezys.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03
Loeb Lynn School
Plans Social Friday

The Parent Teacher association of
the Loeb Lynn school has planned a
social for this Friday evening, June
/, at o'clock.
Eighty prizes have been contrib
uted by merchants and business men
of Oakland. Mt. Lake Park, Loeb
Lynn, and the H. Weber and Sons
company. They are on display at the
Youthland store in Oakland. A grand
prize award will be an antique chair,
at the conclusion of the games.
Proceeds will be used to purchase
library books for the school, according
to Mrs. Motley Browning, member of
the committee planning the event.
She said that funds raised locally
would be matched by Board of Edu-
cation funds, to apply on books for
the school library.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03
Civic Club President
Names Committees

Committees were named by the
president of the Oakland Civic club
at the luncheon meeting of the group
on Tuesday afternoon in the Metho-
dist Assembly room. Thirty-eight
persons attended.
Miss Grace Jones, physical thera-
pist, told those present about her
work with crippled children Of the
county.
Mrs. Paul Naylor, president, named
twelve committees. The committees
and the chairman were listed as fol
lows:
Penny art fund, Mrs. Fred Bell;
publicity, Mrs. Bell also; scrap book,
Mrs. Ralph Weber; youth conser-
walton, Mrs Howard Turner; his
torian, Mrs. Edward II. Sincell;
music, Mrs. F. A. Thayer; American
home, Mrs. Austin f. Schildwachter;
education, Mrs. f. D. Bttle; litera-
ture and poetry, Mrs, E. |, Baum
gartner; international relations, MR..
E. Z. Tower; gardens, Mrs. Weber;
public welfare, Mrs. w. R. Browning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03
q look lo4mo4a . e.

We of the opinion that junior college in this county
would fill very definite need 1t would keep number OF our
young people with longer time and would make college
available who otherwise would never have the
opportunity.
The primary of course is high school, and with
thorough planning the building suffice for both pur
There doubt about the thOroughness OF the planning
going regard to the school building program in this
county Such program will take years before will be
completed but it not early to give serious thought to-
ward the possibility junior college number of good reasons
institution been voiced by assistant
superintendent who will the duties
intenden December Further thoughts this program are
advanced by him in this weeks issue.
The possibilities far reaching.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03
Youths Fingerprinted

Fifteen or more youths Of Oakland
were fngerprinted this week-but it
was not in connection with any crime
wave.
Members of the Junior baseball
team of the American Legion had to
undergo this procedure as one of the
several requirements of the district
legion committee, in order to be eli
giblc to be on the squad this year. In
addition each member has to show a
certified copy of his birth certificate
and turn in a recent photograph.
All these steps are necessary to see
that no youth playing in the league
is above the age limit.
The opening game in the league
will be played Friday at kitzmiller,
while the locals will play Homecoming
here on Monday. They lost Sunday
to Thomas High school 7 to 4 in a
nOn-leaguc game.
Wayne Sewers, manager, said the
team members would be taken &c
Pittsburgh on June l3 to see a big
league double header.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03
Four Are Injured
At Red House in
Auto MishaP

-Four persons were seriously In
iured near Red House Tuesday night
following near headon collision,
Maryland State Police reported.
According to State Trooper R. d.
Henline, a car driven by Joe Bacco,
Fairmont, W. Va, failed to stop at
the stop sign on Route PIG as it in
tersects Route so The Bacco car
collided with another auto driven by
Sgt Lyle Webb, stationed at Sci
fridge Field, Michigan, the trooper
said.
Most seriously hurt was Molly &.
Webb, wife of the driver, who it was
reported suffered left leg fracture
and decorations. Another occupant of
the Bacco car, Robert Spadaro,
Granttown, w. Va, suffered body in
juries and decorations.
Reports said that Webb's car was
thrown about rs feet from the
point of impact The automobile, z
Frazer, was completely demolished
All four of the occupants were
rushed to Potomac Valley Hospital
Keyser, w. Va, where their con
ditiOn has remained satisfactory"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03
Some HighlightS
On Special Session

One of the local representatives to
Maryland's Legislature, State Sena-
tor l.. NJ. Fraley, returned from An.
napolis recently and brought with
him several facts pertaining to bills
passed during the special session
which affect Garrett County.
Mr.. Fraley reported that the coun-
ty commissioners have been author
lied to adopt by resolution fire pre-
vention code and provide for protec-
tive measures against such as the re-
moval of fire hazards. The bill also
authorizes Incorporated municipali-
ties to do the same by ordinances.
The armory bill was amended
somewhat with provision attached
to it for accepting federal grant-in-
aid funds. To date, $56o,OOO is set
aside in the States tills for the con-
struction of four armories including
one at Oakland.
Senator Fraley also talked with
state game warden, Ernest Vaughn,
and received information which
eventually might concern the sports
men of the county. An archery sea-
son for deer is being contemplated as
well as stocking Deep Creek Lake
with legal size bass Another idea
might change the opening of season
from July back to June Is.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03
HardeSty EnumerateS
Possible Courses
for Junior College

In continuing the discussion on the
possibility of junior college for Car
rett county, r. Bowen Hardesty, as
sistant supervisor Of education has
Investigated the types of study that
could be offered at such an institution.
Mr.. Hardesty has checked the cur
ricula at both Hagerstown junior
college and Montgomery junior col
Iege near Washington and found that
they include courses in social sciences,
mathematics, language, and some
engineering. These courses would be
applicable to the college here.
An enumeration of the subjects
follows:
American Government, sociology,
American and European history,
radio, mathematics, French, psycholo-
gy, surveying, physical education,
English, Latin, German, biology,
physics, Spanish, engineering draw
ing, economies, accounting, music,
dIL, ~ ping NllOl tilfAilhs f4NOAts~S
speech, and auto seGvice management.
Thought toward junior college in
Garrett county has come from the
"Report on Higher Education in
Maryland" which suggests that Gar
rett is one of sixteen counties in tie
state that can justify one small
junior college. The plan provides that
the college can be housed in the new
high school building; however, q
separate group Of teachers would be
necessary and these instructors must
be one of special training for junior
college work, according to Mr.. Har-
desty.
Hours might be from $3.50 p. m. t.
1000, and the credits earned could
be transferred to another collge, re-
quiring only two years away from
home for graduation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03
Escapes at Crossing

Irwin Custer, local farmer, on the
Monte Vista road, narrowly escaped
injury and possible death at the Sec
ond street Is. and O. crossing las
Friday morning about Gas o'clock.
Mr.. Custer was heading north on
Second street, and in looking for the
Waterman did not notice the approach
of an eastbound coal train until it
was almost upon him.
Turning sharply to the left and ap-
plying the brakes he was able to get
the machine in such a position that
the big mallet locomotive just bumped
his right front fender, damaging the
running board and the right head
light Mr.. Custer, who remained in
the car while the train passed said
he was sure that least 25 of the ears
of the train also bumped his fender
as they swayed.