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he believes to be the problems his responsibility ends and is shifted to the members of the Legislature
 The Governor should understand that if he does not call special session then he must take the entire responsibility for the consequences if any The law provides a remedy which only the Governor can administer.
 We do not believe that if those dependent upon health, welfare and educational programs to suffer the extreme because of lack of funds that their needs would be sacrificed upon the political block by the Governor merely because it would give him an excellent weapon for defeating many of his political enemies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-09
20 YEARS AGO TIT fHE EMPIRE
JANUARY 9, 1928

1928
 Charles ciodsten returned on the business Kechkan.
 Edward Naghe visiting with his parents for two his studies at the Alaska Agricultural College.
 At leap party home Miss Mamie Feus Herbert prizes played during the evening Conoaons Elizabeth Feus and Clifford Anderson
 Articles incorporation Mining Company to develop properties Hawk Inlet were filed with the Secretary of Alaska listed treasurer of the corporation.
 Keikan Anchorage and Juneau the Ketckan and Anchorage the evening Juneau won from visiting
 from Coach K w. Abel stating Alaska College would play three School Douglas High School and
 
 Ketchikan the previous Sat preliminary survey Small ship washed ashore and pounded docks Three houses were bay torn up power lines were
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-09
RED MAYOR SULKS

Bolcgna-This is the Reddest city in Italy; about 90 percent Com munist Mayor Duzzo didn't come to train. giving as his excuse that last September l quoted an Army report to the effect that he was among top Communists leaders who planned revolution in Italy. One thing I didn't write about him but which was in the Arlny's report was that he also was shelt- ering two Slav agents in his house.
 Despite Duzzo's absence, crowd at Bologna railroad station was most enthusiastic. In fact, we had to stop Italians from jump ing up on flatcar to make speech es. one priest who did get on the car and harangued the crowd said, Columbus discovered Amer ica and now look what an in- vestment it has returned us!"
 John Secondari of Columbia Broadcasting does a terrific job as Friendship Train master of cere- monies. Nicola Giulii also gets across big. He is the Italian American who rode with us from Los Angeles and now he's paid his own expenses to come all the way to Italy to tell Italian people de- tails of how food was collected
 MiIan-Crowd not so big here. Perhaps it was too early in the morning or perhaps because this is another strong Communist cen ter. Milan is the Pittsburgh of Italy, with considerable unemploy- ed.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE Sg sgoREprA LEE

hurry the formaity of intro ducing persons?
 A. is undgnfied embarrassment result nroductons Take plenty of time pronounce slowly and distinctly
 O. necessary say hostess large dance?
 A. pleasure given you.
 it a her engagement?
 A. Yes course, her family relatives andi ends
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UNSCHEDULED STOPS

Gorizia- Word of Friendship Train how has gone far ahead of us. Every little station today has been crowded with people waving flags. Four times in the hours run between Udine and Gorizia We had to make unscheduled stops at small stations. We had no food for them but they didn't seem interested in that-merely in the fact that Americans had taken the trouble to come all this way to see them.
 At Gorizia the station was so
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One old fellow jumped up on flatcar, tears streaming down his cheeks, and gave me large kiss. Felt little foolish Wished all the others who did so much for Friendship Train back home could be here to see gratitude of these people.
 Minister of Transport Corbellini insisted on driving locomotive when train left Florence. He used to be locomotive engineer. However, he get so many Italian newspapermen up in cab with him I thought he would never get the train started.
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Daily lessons in English ". " L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN He joined the two ends together" TOGETHER redundant, should be omitted
 OFTEN MIsPRONOUNCED: Longived Pronounce the in heard
 OFTEN NISSPEIIED Jeopardize observe the EO.
 SYNONYMS Journey jaun trip excursion pilgrimage
 WORD STUDY Use word three times and yours Let us TodayS word ANPTUDE the state of being ample largeness fne Let us the amplitude of space
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MILAN MAYORS SPEECH
 BEAUTIFUL

Later. however, there was big crowd in square outside city hall where we attended reception by Mayor Antonia Greppi, left wing Socialist. Greppi made a beautiful speech, despite the fact several Communist members of his city council were keeping close eye on him.
 Padua-We are now in the country Shakespeare made famous scene of The Merchant of Ven ice" and Two Gentlemen of Yer ona." Old walls, narrow arches,
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LOOK and LEARN h C. GORDON

the grow year? 2. many islands the Philippine group? 3. S a 4. Mississippi 
 5. Who Gently
 ANSWERS: l. 2. military cap headdress that worn by a 1. for 5.
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The Washington keny-Gc-Round
By DREW PEARSON

tContinued from Page C.le1
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N o T I c E

will not be responsible for debts not contracted by myself. C778 30 Mrs. c. R. Bell.
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Edward visiting with his parents for two weeks returned to College his studies the Alaska Agricultural College
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the Alameda from business trip to Ketchkan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-09

At leap year party Hewitt home Miss Mamie Feu played during the evening Consolatons and Clifford Anderson
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weather: High, AZ; low. 38; rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-09

Articles of incorporation of the Williams Mining company the Charles Williams lode properties Hawk Inlet were file Secretary of Alaska Wettrick listed as treasurer
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letter was received by Harvey Barragar from Coach ating that the of the Alaska College would ames here with the High School, Douglas High le Juneau Bremen.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Indian Embassy Groups
TO Visit Hospitals, Homes

Groups of women from the Indian
Embassy will visit hospitals ane
children's homes here Saturday tt
help prepare meals. mend clothing
and do other manual work. the en-
oassy said today.
The trips will be made in COM
oliance with an appeal by DR.
Rajendra Prasad, president of the
Indian National Congress, for all
Indian nationals to devote Satur-
day to community service-an OBJ
iect most dear to the late Mahatma
Gandni"
Visits in the morning will be to
children's wards at Gallinger Hos
pital, Childrens Hospital and the
Willcrest Children's Village. In the
afternoon, the ladies will visit the
children's clinic at George Wash
ington University Hospital, the
Christ Child's Farm at Rockville
and the Episcopal Home for Chill
dren.
Madame Rajen Nehru, wife OF
Inoia's Minister here, will head the
group to make the visits.
The Library of Congress, also on
Saturday, will open weeks exhibit
tion of Indian books and periodicals
in observance of Indias Independ-
ence Week. Indian educational and
cultural films will be shown at vari-
Gus institutions during the week.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
ID. G.. Air Guurdsn1an Skilled
In Enemy Area Underground
Pvt. Buitink Soved
~. S. Airmen After
War Crash in HoIIund
speeioI Dispoteh to The s,or

DOVER. Del, Aug. ll.-f the
District Air National Guard needs
any training on underground ac-
tivity in enemy territory. 22-year-
old Pvt. Roelf A. Buitink is their
man.
Pvt. Buitink, one of the 129 re-
cruits taking basic training with
the Air Guard at the Dover Air
Force base here, helped hide two
American Bit crewmen from Ger
man occupation forces in Holland.
after his release from concentra-
tion camp.
Oklahoma born Buitink was
taken to Holland by his parents
when he was years old His father
is an oil company employe in The
Hague.
With his parents, he was sent
to a concentration camp near The
Hague shortly after December z,
1941, along with $50 other Amer
lean citizens and Dutch under
ground workers. They gained their
release after year, but were
Evening star., 1948-08-11

ilounded by German surveillance
throughout the rest of the war.
Young Buitink's first contact with
the American Air Force came when
four Bit crewmen made their way.
into The Hague after their plane
had been shot down. Two of the
airmen were cared for by the un-
derground; the Buitinks helped
hide and feed the other two in
homes of friends, because their
own nome was closely watched by
the Germans.
Pvt. Buitink's mother died in
1916, and he returned to the United
States in April. He lives with his
sister and brother-in-law, 1t. Rob
LagerWerff, Assistant Military At
tache at the Netherlands Embassy,
and plans to enter the University
of Maryland this fall.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Deaths Reported

From the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
John T. Howard. IS, 1896 BlasNen ave
william F. Bethel: u; II Dean ave. n.
fHrH chsrIes s. Kennedy. n e6, sos st. tn. NV s'
George H. Pound, 65. 11O3 Trenton pl. Sc
Harry, M. oNeill, IS, 1915 2sth st. ne
John Eastburn, 81, 615 A st. Sc.
John S. Dury, SO, 2411 39th st. NV.
Josephine Moriarty. SO. 1888 Quincy st
Peter g. Supple, 80. sos Bird st; NV
Fannie Spivock, 40. 724 Tuckerman st
Blanche M. Lee. A, Alexandria. Va.
Walter Hutchinson. 40, 424 3rd ST. NV
Infant johnson, 10 18th st. ne.
John W. wallace. II. 1l3ola Llngers ct
NV.
Robert 1rby. 70, 1928 Marion st. NV.
Artha Moragne. 5s, 456 M st. NV.
Lizzie washington. 55, 2127 9th ST. NV.
Allen T. Morris. A., 1885 sth st. NV
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Wage Probe Ordered
In Seven Oaks Project
by the Associoied Pre,s

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Aug. IL
State Unemployment Compensation
Commission officials have launched
q sweeping investigation into op-
erations of the Seven Oaks housing
project as pertains to payment of
workers. t
The investigation was ordered by
w. p. Smith of Richmond, a super
visor of the Virginia Unemployment
Compensation Commission, after
Evening star., 1948-08-11
ABC Hearing Put Off
On Di Genoro License

The hearing, scheduled by the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
for tomorrow to hear protests
against the issuance of license to
sell alcoholic beverages to Anthony
/ Di Genaro, at 2507 Good Hope road
Sc, has been postponed until next
Wednesday, the board announced
today.
Mr.. Di Genaro, who operates a
restaurant at that address, has ap-
piled for license to sell all kinds
of alcoholic beverages. Residents
are protesting
Evening star., 1948-08-11

one man was convicted in Police
Court yesterday on charges Of re-
ceiving unemployment compensation
and at the same time procuring
wages at the project. Judge John B.
Locke characterized the case as
the worst Of its kind ever to come
before me-" y
Evening star., 1948-08-11

A hawks nest found near Brook
land, Australia, had 10 pigeon iden-
tification rings In 1t.
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WINTER RECREATION

! cats, 40 to 80. Pogue was high scor-
er for the Rockets with 16 points,
while Deppler netted IL for the
Iocor-c
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Pleasant View

Cecil Clymer has been confined tc
his home the past few weeks with
illness.
Carol Jean Frantz is again back in
school, having been confined to her
home with a fractured ankle.
William Shaffer underwent an
operation at Memorial Hospital,
Lima, last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Purdy of
Rawson called in several homes in
this community last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Harris and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. D. Rickly and family of Co
lumbus.
Mrs. Dorothy Frantz attended a
household demonstration in the home
of Mrs. Martha Rickly of Mt. Cory,
Monday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dukes returned
Friday from a two weeks vacation
trip to Florida.
Mrs. Z. 7. Frantz and Mrs. Dwight
Frantz called in the Ray Harris home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Plankenhorn OF
Pandora and Reed Radabaugh of neal
Benton Ridge spent Friday eve in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Plankenhorn and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sutter and
family of Toledo and Mr.. and Mrs
Gene Sutter of Bowling Green spent
Sunday in the Reichenbach-R -Rickly
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. White, Mrs
Charles White and daughter Mari
lene and Frank White of Mt. Cory
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Robert McVey. The occasion was the
61st wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. White.
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ltOckp0rt

The annual business meeting Of
the Profit and Pleasure club was
held in the home of Mrs. Isaac
Neuenschwander, Wednesday after
noon. The following officers were
chosen for the coming year: Pres,
Mrs. Guy Mayberry; v. Pres, Mrs.
Byron Mcdowell; Sec'y., Mrs. Will
liam Althaus; Treas, Mrs. John
Burkholder; Flower Committee-Mrs.
Edgar Begg; Press Reporter, Mrs.
Orlo Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Mayberry and son
Franklin and daughter Joan were
Sunday afternoon callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Porter and Mrs. F. r.
Mason in Marysville.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church meets this week
in the home of Mrs. Edgar Begg.
The Profit and Pleasure Club
meets next week, Feb. Is, in the
home of Mrs. ] o. Cupp. The fol-
lowing are on program: Music;
George Washington Knew by Mrs.
Glen Mayberry and History of the
Symphony Orchestra by Mrs, D. {.
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Green of Lima
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Snnrtsmen Win

The Bluffton Sportsmen continued
their winning ways with 1885 win
over Mt. Cory last Wednesday
evening.
This important victory established
them as strong contenders for
second round honors. The Sports
man face Lafayette, Pandora City
and the Bluffton Dunbrick in their
remaining games with the Dunbricks
promising to give the strongest op-
position.
Leading the well balanced scoring
attack of the Sportsmen were Pogue
and Everett with 10 points follow
ed closely by Moser and Kirkland
with 9, while Anderson and Westall
led Mt. Cory with s and 7.
Lafayette Upsets Pandora
Lafayette upset the favored Pan
dora City team 1922. It was their
first scoring win of the year as their
one victory in the first round was
by forfeit.
Bixel and Williams led the win
ners with IL points while Bob Stein
er tailed 8 for Pandora.
Grove Tops Milling
The Columbus Grove Merchants,
playing one of their best games of
the year, gave Pandora Milling Co.
a stiff battle before bowling to them
$3.50.
The Merchants threatened to score
the upset of the season as they
practically exchanged baskets thru
out the game. Leading by the slim
margin of 1928 at the half, the
Millers successfully defended it the
rest of the way.
B. Gratz and Hazlet with Is and
B. Reese's ID were high for Pandora
while Tudor copped individual honors
for Grove with eighteen.
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PAGE NINE

spent the week end at the home Of
Mrs. Green's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Erect.
The Farm Bureau Council No. IL
meets this week, Feb. II in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Cherry.
The w. S. c. S. of the Methodist
church meets next week, Feb. 10 in
the home of Mrs. Ed Dunlap.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Cleye-
land spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Marshall
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Barnett and son David and
daughter Jayne in Columbus.
Robert Marshall who is q student
in Oberlin College spent a two day
mid-term vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Marshall
who have been enjoying a six weeks
vacation at Lakeland and other
points in Florida returned to their
home here the first Of the week.
Byron Mcdowell underwent surg
erg at Lima Memorial hospital the
the past week. His daughter Wanda
a nurse of Cleveland, is here to
care for him during his illness.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIOl

Allen County, ss.
Estate of Lydia l.. Weber, Deceased.
Mahal Iantz of BIuffton! Ohio has been
annointei and qualified as Administrators of
the estate of Lydia l. Weber late OF Allen
County. Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 5th day of February. Is4S. T
Probate Judge nv %
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r. q q

Next Monday evening in the first
game of the double elimination
tournament, the Rockets will meet
the Reds for the championship. The
second game at $50 p. m. will pit
the two losers, the Indians and the
Wildcats. The runnerup position
will be determined the following
week, concluding the winter recrea-
ton program.
Next Saturday mornings program
in the high school gymnasium will
be for boys from grades four thru
six. Regular play for men and
women is continuing each Wednes-
day night at the college gymnasium,
with the mems period from 7 until
$3.50 p. M, followed by recreation
for women.
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WilberfOrce FiUe
Defeats BLuftOn

Wherefore State university, cur
rent leader in Ohio collegiate basket
ball standings, last Saturday night
defeated Bluffton college cagers by
score of Sc to So, in a game on
the Bluffton High school court.
Although Bluffton ran up one of
its highest scores of the year in the
game, the visitors were even hotter,
and outscored the Beavers largely
by the margin of six more field
goals than the number made by
Bluffton.
Eaddy, of Wilberforce, topped the
evenings scoring parade with q to-
tai of "a points. Next high was
Dickey, Blutfton forward, who pour
ed 20 points through the nets.
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In the second game of the even
ing, the Rockets still loomed as the
team to beat by topping the Wild
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-12
Area Veterans Bonus
Officers Are Named

Thomas F. Gallagher, Allen coun-
ty veterans service officer, last Sat
urday was named county representa-
tive of the state bonus administra-
ton, and will handle application of
veterans for bonus payments.
County representatives will relay
requests for applications to Adiu-
tant General Chester w. Goble, Ohio
bonus director.
Ralph S. Turner is the bonus rep
resentative in Hancock county, head
quarters in the court house; and
Oren James Hogan, city building,
Kenton, will handle Hardin county
applications.
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In MemOriam

In loving memory of Pfc. James
II. Amstutz who was killed three
years ago, January 8, 1945, in Ger
many;
God saw the rugged pathway
Was getting hard to climb
So He closed your weary eyelids
And whispered Peace be Thine"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Amstutz
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayon Boutwell,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-12

This Wednesdays schedule played
at the Bluffton College gym matches
the following teams.
7:30 Pandora Milling Co. VS. La
fayette
$3.50 Pandora City VS. Bluffton
Sportsman
9:3O Bluffton Dunbricks VS. Mt. Cory
Columbus Grove (bye)
League Standing
Feb, IL, 194S
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-12

In first round of the basketball
tournament last Monday, the Reds
who had lost three straight in
league play came through with a
surprise win over the Indians by a
score of 35 to 30. Kindle led the
winners with IL points, while Am
stutz netted 10 for the losers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-02-12

When applied at seeding time,
5000 pounds of limestone screenings
are required to produce the same
immediate effect on soil as $500
pounds of agricultural limestone, as
1900 pounds of superfine limestone,
or as 1850 pounds of hydrated lime.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
and relatives for the kindness and
sympathy shown us during our re-
cent bereavement in the loss of oul
beloved husband, father and brother
We especially thank the ministers
singers and pallbearers and all those
sending flowers.
Mrs. Marie Jackson
Mrs. Betty Jane Meyers
Mrs. HERNIA Rauenbuhler
Mrs. Meta McClish
Mrs. Flo Hermann
Mrs. Helen Bourger
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIOl
Allen County. s..
Estate of James Il. Bowers, Deceased.
Louise h. Green of BIuffton. Ohio, has
been appointed and qualified hdninistra-
trix of the estate of James X. Bowers late
of Alien County. Ohio deceased
Dated this 3rd day of February, l948s
Raymond p. Smish -
Probate Judge II II / Ii
LEGAL NOTICR
~~~~ rv~ns. If living, whSse last known
address was lO4 Morningsith Drive. Cres
sltll lew Jersey the unknown heirs of Evar
A. rSraos deceased and the unknown heir
of Cora Evans. If she he dqeeased, the resi-
Ae~ce ~ each and all of whom Is unknown
will take notice that on the 4th day Of Feb
ra,arw 1913, Irene Henry filed her petition
in Cas~ No 3s0s9 in thu Common Plea
Court Of Allen County. OHIO, against then
nravirp for the specific performance of
contract made by Evan A.! Evans to eonve.
real D~onnr1y. naneiy:
ffn-Fot number eleven thousand and
two 11h021 in the Buckeye Addition to
the City of Lima, Allen County. Ohio"
and to quiet tide TO the same.
Said defendants are required TO answer o.
or before the third Saturday following III
last publication Of this notice, namely b
April 3rd. 1913.
Elmer McCiain
Attorney for Plaintiff
Evening star., 1948-10-14
|Write-in Only Hope
|As Lane Turns Down
States Rights Plea
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 1.-THE
last hope Of the States Rights Dem-
ocratic Party to have its presiden-
tial candidates listed on the Mary
land ballot disappeared last night
when Gov. Lane refused to call a
special session Of the General As
sembly to change election laws.
That means that Marylanders
wishing to vote for Gov. j. Strom
Thurmond and his running mate
Gov. Fielding Wright, will have tt
use the write-in space on the ballots
The States Fighters are planning
to get gummed stickers bearing thu
names of eight electors for theil
slate. These, Attorney General Hal
Hammond said, probably would b,
counted as legal votes if pasted or
the ballots.
Otherwise, States Fighters will
have to 60 through q write-in sim
liar to this eight times, once fol
each elector:
John Doe, elector for j. Stron
Thurmond as President of the
United States and Fielding Wright
as Vice President Of the United
States"
The States Rights Party peti.
toned the courts for a place on tht
ballot, but were turned down or
grounds the election laws specif!
nominating petitions must be flee
before the Maryland primary. TIL,
party was not formed until after the
primary.
On Monday, the party formally
petitioned Gov. Lane to call the spe.
cial session so that the laws might
be changed.
In turning down the request last
night the Governor said he was mot
willing that the orderly conduct OF
the Forthcoming election be .jeop-
ardized and I will not call a special
session of the General Assembly te
consider the matter"
THE States Rights Democratic
Party has had ample time prior to
this late date to suggest Legislative
consideration of the situation in
which it finds ITSELF"
Maryland laws provide that names