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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22
Home-Sick Tailor
Cut First Tree

To August Imgard, a home.sick
immigrant tailor. goes the credit for
introducing the Christmas tree to
America
Imgard came to this country in
ls47 to visit his brother In Wooster,
Ohio. With the prospects Of dis
NAL Christmas for the first time
away from his native land, August
decided to bring to bis newly adopt.
ed home all the Christmas spirit
and festivities he had loved so much
in Wetzlar, Hessia To his young
nephew and niece he would show
how Christmas was celebrated In
the old country.
First, he needed a Christmas tree.
This Is the way he described how
he got it: II walked up Apple creek,
=. When got to where the trees
were l found the water so high I
could not get across. So I walked
along until I found a tree fallen
from bank to bank and crossed on
that cut tree and carried 1t to
the fallen log. But to get across
this time had to tie the tree to my
neck and crawl on hands and feet.
People looked at me with consider
able curiousity when ! walked
through town with my tree"
Adept with scissors, mgard cut
his own paper adornments and a
local tinsmith fashioned q shiny
star for the top.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22
Nut>Bowl Filled
From Many Lands

Nuts from all over the world go
into your nut-boWl at Christmas.
Like Christmas traditions, the nuts
so popular at this time of year are
mixture Of many varieties and
different histories.
The English walnut, for instance.
is not English at all. 1t originated
In Asia centuries ago and was
called "the food OF the gods"
The round little flbert and the
almond came from the Old World.
Other nuts. so familiar at Christ.
mas, the hickory nut. the black wal
nut and the chestnut. to say nothing
Of the pecan, are strictly American.
The pecan is native to America and
is found nowhere else. Two other
American nuts worthy OF mention
are the chestnut and the butternut.
Although many nuts originated in
other parts Of the world. almost ev-
cry variety known is now grown on
American soil and experts are con.
stantly searching for more kinds OF
nuts to transplant to this country.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22

It is astounding how much fog
can settle on a narrow mind.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22
Have Tree Base
Stand In Water

Christmas trees. like flowers, will
respond to being kept with the base
In the water. Here are two simple
things to do If you want your tree
to stay green and fresh.
Buy a tree which has been cut as
recently as possible.
Cut off the end of the trunk dag
onally, at least one inch above the
original cut. This will expose a
moist surface which will absorb wa.
ter. Stand the trunk Of the tree in
water at once, and. if it is not to be
taken into the house for several
days. keep it in a cool place.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22

Facts arc very stubborn things
and well concealed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22

Lost time can sometimes he
made up, but death is permanent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22
December Dates

There aren't verymany famous
birthdays during December-too
near Christmas! However. a few
Of history's prominent people
were born in December and here
they are:
Dec. 8, Eli Whitney. inventor
Of the cotton gin.
Dec. Is. Ludwig Won Beethoven.
Dec. II. John Greenleaf Whit
tier.
Dec. "a, Christopher (KiD Car
son.
Dec. q. Louis Pasteur.
Dec. %. Woodrow Wilson.
Dec. 81. Rudyard Kipling.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22

The keeping OF Christmas or
saints days. and the making OF
mince pies were illegal in the early
Massachusetts and New Haven col.
onies. The strict religion of the Pur.
itans banned observance Of holy
days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22
MICH LITTLE. When kan.

MUCH IN LITTLE. When kan
CARGO is born it is so small that it
measures scarcely an INCH in
length. Besides that it is blind. fur
less and must spend several months
in it's mothers pouch. When full
grown, however. il stands almost
as high as man ard can leap 10
TO II feet. 1t is said that the name
kangaroo is the Australian native
word meaning. Il don't know"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22
PIC Students
Go (arol|ing
By J Ray

On Wednesday night. Decem.
Der Is. q group Of students led
by Rev. Parrish met under the
town clock to go Christmas ca
rolling in the village. Along with
the group were members Of the
school band. After singing in the
town square they broke off into
two groups one led by Mr.. Ed
mondson and the other by Rev.
Parrish. and went through the
town singing with the true glee
of Christmas spirit. 1t wasn't long
before they were joined by some
OF the local yokels" "a term,
brother. just term). Later the
two groups met in the college rec
room for refreshments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-22

England has two towns with
Christmas names. Christmas Pie Is
a small village near Guildford. Sur.
reg, while Christmas Common Is
near Oxford and Henley.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-11

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
R ( R lie
in
Mathematician
By Marc HI. Tanenbaum

This is a mosaic of impress
sions left upon the, writer after
spending a night with a group
of young Israelis. Marc H.
Tanenbaum is a short story
writer, a former journalist and
public relations director, and
has written for radio and tele-
vision.)
Deep into the Valley of Esdrae-
lon or down the slOping plains
which sweep gently into the
Kinneret, slowly movesathe He
brew shepherd, his twisted staff in
hand, his loosely-fitting aba flap
ping in the winds, his fat and
woody sheep bleating with delight
as they scamper about him across
the spreading green.
It is the image Ilka evokes as
he presses his reed-like flute to his
lips and delicately fashions the
ancient melody of the hills and
the Jordan, an image warm and
soft, pleasant to the senses.
On this humid night, in a room
atop a winding stairway in a mid
Manhattan apartment, they sit
cross-legged on the floor, in rev.
erie. The artist Bezallel clasps
his knee, and with closed eyees, he
paints his canvas. His forty days
of detention in the Lebanese camp
are now nightmare, mementarily
lost in the half-mist of forgetful-
ness. 1t is now he lives, in the
melodies of Ilka, the lament of the
crocodiles and the mourning of the
ostriches.
And Shirah, the singer, sits OPP
posite, her head against the wall,
her eyes ceilingward. For her,
the song of the flute is a song of
pain. For was not such song the
last she and her husband heard in
Jerusalem before his final mission
with Palmach? He lay dead be-
fore the wreckage of Allenby
Bridge and the song of the flute is
the medium of remembrance.
The tremulous piercing notes
which Ilka spins like Oriental
gauze upon the ear fall differently
on the Irish-Catholic youth Doug
las, surnamed "Moshe". He sits
on the arm nf the chair, blowing
languid smoke rings, and through
the spiraling circles he sees the
vanishing past. Not the years in
Harvard Law classes with their
unreal dialetics, nor the lore Of
Continued on Page ~
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
QUESTIONS


1. What do the words "Rosh
Hashonah" mean?
2. When is Rosh Hashonah OBJ
served?
8. What does "Yom Kippur''
mean?
4. On what day in the Jewish
calendar does Yom Kippur fall?
5. BY what special Hebrew
name are the High Holy Days
called?
6. BY what three names is
Rosh Hashonah known?
z. What is a Shofar?
8. When is the Shofar blown?
9. BY what Hebrew name is
the person who blows the Shofar
known?
10. Name three occasions in
the life of the Jewish people on
which the Shofar was sounded in
ancient times.
IL. What special greeting do
worshippers extend to each other
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
Meridiqn, Miss.
A Rosh hashonah Quiz

at the end of the Service, on the
eve of Rosh Hashonah?
IL. What are the Aseret Y'me
Tshubah?
10. Describe the ceremony
known as "tashlikh."
IA. What is the origin of the
custom of "tashlikh"
Is What is "Kol Nidre"?
16. What kind of oaths are an
nulled by the recital of Kol Nidre =?
II. How is the Biblical admon-
ition aye shall afflict yourselves"
on Yom Kippur, interpreted ira
ditionally in practice?
10. For what kind of trans
erosion does Yom Kippur atone?
10. What two great Jewish
personalities of ancient times are
said to have been born on Rosh
Hashonah?
20. When is the section of the
Yom Kippur Service known as
"Neilah" recited?
ANSWERS on Page 75)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
Masarykova smrt zadnou
sebevrazdou.

A DIR. Papanek dodal, re pro-
ste neprijfma 1Tedni vysvetle-
nj a oznacenf Masarykovy smr-
tt jake sebevrazdy. Pfipome-
null posluchac1m, re pred ne
kolika mesfci byl proveden po-
kus o pumovy atentat ma Ma
saryka, DR.. Drtinu a DR.. Zen
kla. Tento pokus o atentatu
byl zjisten jake prace komuni-
stu a NKVD. sovetske tajne
policie.
DR.. Papanek Tekl, re vedel,
re Jan Masaryk Sc chystal O.
pustit Ceskoslovensko a praco-
val "a jeho osvobozenl. Ma ia
Ike dalsf doklady k dolozenf
svych tvrzeni. A nejen fakta,
ale take svedky, jejich totozno-
lsti nelze prozatfm oznamit.
Csl. diplomat doporucil rade
bezpecnosti, re by mela vysle-
chnouti samotneho presidenta
BeneSe.
Csl. komunisticky puc byl
provazen mnoha protesty a
projevy politovanf v celem sve-
te. Ale to nenf dost. Je treba
nejake positivnf akce, akce,
ktera by zabranila %podobnym
puc6m v jinych zem1ch.
V Zaveru sveho projevu dir.
Papanek vylfcil svou karieru a
sluzbu csl. lidu. Obvinenf re
grady prichazf cd vysokeho
vladniho pTedstavitele, nikoliv
cd csl. lidu. A zivot i prace
DIR. Papanka mluvf "a sebe. re
nezavislost csl. lidu byla poru-
sena jeho vlastn1m slovanskym
spojencem byl nejvetsl otfes
jeho zivota. A MAZE hlubokou
a pevnou viru We Spojene naro-
dy. DIR. Papanek prosil, ably
svetova organisace nezklamala
ceskoslovensky lid a lid celeho
svGta.
Pc projevu csl. diplomatic 81
wal slovo britsky zastupce Sir
Alexander Cadegan, ktery vel
mi zdGraznil, re je tfeba po-
drobneho v~ysetreni situace v
Ceskoslovensku a rekl, re ko-
munisticky pr1liv nesm1 pfekro-
citi urcitou mez a must byti
vracen zpet.
Ukrajinsky z~astupce v dlou-
he reci, v nfz vdbec nemluvil K
cilske stfznosti, odbyl projev
DR.. Papanka, re nebude jim
vGbec zabyvat, soustredil nevy-
brave 1toky ma S. S., jez obvi-
nil z Intervene do v~nitrnfch
pomerG nekolika tuctG zem1
Ia sveho projevu -opetne ma
padl Gle a jine staty a cilsky
delegat Sc ostTe ohradil. Pc
novem projevu argentinskeho
delegate, ktery podporoval sve
no cilskeho kolegu, jednan1 by
10 odroceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
CHI ponorky u brehI Ameriky

Vysoky d1stojnfk namoTnic-
iva prohlasil, re dobe cd 80.
ledna letosniho roku byly spa
|tTeny poblfze americkych bTe-
hi v Pacifiku 3 CHI ponorky, o
nichz Sc pTedpoklada, re to by
ly ponorky sovetske.
Zpravu tn potvrdil take pred
senatnfm brannym vyborem Ia
iemnik namornictva Sullivan,
kdyz rekl, re neslo to O ponor-
ky, patriot nejakemu narodu
ma zapad cd zelezne opony.
Sullivan Tekl, re nechce pro-
zat1m pine hodnotit tuto sku-
tecnost, re vsak chce poukazat
k tomu, re Nemci poslali jak v
roce 1917 tax v roce 1911 sve
ponorky do americkych vod.
Sullivan poukazal k tomu.
re Sovety mali nyn1 We sluzbe
nejmene $50 ponorek oproti SO
nemeckym ponorkam, ktere by
ma zacatku valky byly malem
vyhraly bitvu v Atlantiku.
Sullivan zadal vybor O po-
VIOLENT dalsfch prostredkd ku
budovan1 namoTnictva a podot-
knul, re Sc prozatfm nepodaTi-
10 nalezti pine 1einneho proti-
opatrenf prot rychlym ponor-
kan, ktere nadale zGstavaj1
velkou hrozbou oceanske plav-
be "a valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
Rekordni prebytek vladniho
rozpoctu.

PTebytky vladnfho rozpoctu
dosahly dine "A. brezna 1913
rekordnf vyse 7.163 milion1
dolar1. Je to zisk 4 miliard
dolar1 "a meme nez diva mes1-
ce. Bylo to zpdsobeno pr1va-
lem plat1 dane dGchodove.
Administrative odhadla rozpo-
ctovy pTebytek do konce cerv-
ma 1913 ma rs miliard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02

LII. dpdIlch DIOIldSlI, re KO-
munisticky puc byl proveden
"a pr1tomnosti Valeriana lori
ma, namestska sovetskeho "a
hranicnfho ministra. Ia pfi-
tomnosti sovetskych agentn v
csl. ministerstvu vnitra. SOVIET
skych dGstojn1k6 a agentI v
ozbroienych milicfch. K tomu
sovetska armada soustredila
velke vojenske slozky ma seve-
rozapadnfch hranicich Cesko-
slovenska a posunula dalsfch
18 tisic ma JIM moravsko-ra-
kouske hranice.
M1ze nekdo veTit, ptal Sc
DIR. Papanek, re takovy pre-
svedceny a upffmny demokrat
iako president Benes by svolil
k nynejsf nasilne Wade bez ma
tlaku a bez hrozeb sovetskou
vojenskou akcf. Kategoricky
odmitam myslenku, re presi-
dent Benes by mohl byt svo-
bodnym clovekem.
DR.. Papanek dale sdelil nap
iate poslouchajfcfm clen1m ra-
dy a divakGm, re diva dny pred
sebevrazdou Jana Masaryka,
president Benes Tekl Janu Ma
sarykovi, re Sc chysta resigno-
vat. A president Benes kdyby|
byl svobodnym clovekem, byI
hned resignOval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
Rooseveltovi synove pro
Eisenhower.

Syn p~residenta Franklina D.
ROosevelta, Frank D. Roosevelt
NIL, poskytl We sve pravnf kan
celafi 598 Madison Ave-, inter-
view novinaTGm. We SVEN pro-
Jew naleha ma obyvatelstvo
Spoj. StatG, ably pTimelo gene
rala Dwighta D. Eisenhower,
ably Sc stall kandidatem demo
kraticke strany ma Trad presi-
denta Spojenych Statd a doci-
Ill tax jednoty v techto tez-
kych, kritickych dobach.
Odmitaje kandidaturu pre-
sidenta Trumana, ujistil Roose-
welt s~oucasne, re Henry A.
Wallace mate a rozdvojuje O.
byvatelstvo Spoj. Stat1 a re
jake kandidat tFetf politick6
strany zkresluje a poskozuje
liberaln1 Gle a zasady jeho
otce.
Dodal, re informoval presi-
denCa lrumana o SVEN umySlu
pfimet generala Eisenhower
prostfednictv1m pTedsedy de-
mokratick6 strany. senatora J.
Howarda McGratha, aby pri-
ial kandidaturu ma Trad presi-
denta.
We Washingtonu prohlasil
pobocnlk generala Eisenhowe-
ra, re general nevidel Roose-
veltovo prohlasenf a re dopis,
linz Sc zTekl svych aspiracf ma
1fad presidenta, dosud platf.
[ Elliott Roosevelt, druhy
syn presidenta Roosevelta, O.
znamil, re je pro nominaci ge-
nerala Eisenhower a odmftl
zadost c. B. Waldwina, fedi-
tele kampane pro Wallaceovu
volbu, ably podporoval Wal
lacea.
M stanovisko je velmi pro-
STE, prohlasil Elliott. "Jsem
pfesvedcen, re demokraticka
strana zklamala a nepostarala
Sc vedenl, jehoz bylo tfeba k
vyhranl mlru. Mir vSak lie
dosud vyhrat."
Hnut1 pro k%andidaturu ge-
nerala Eisenhower zfskalo
podporu kazdeho pTedaka IL
beralnf strany, jez zfskala v r.
1914 329,235 HAST pro presi-
denta Roosevelta. Poole dalsf
zpravy jsou pry i JIM demo
krate, jez 81 president Truman
znepTatelil svym prohlasenfm
0 obcanskych pravech, ochotni
pfipojit Sc k hnutf pro Essen
hOwera.
Franklin D. Roosevelt NIL,
a ii, kteff jsou pro generala Eli
prohlasuj1, re kri-
bicka svetova situace jist6 pre-
generala Eisenhower O
TOM, re americky lid no potTe-
ouje a ma pravo ma to. ably no
presidentem, pres jeho
oGvodn1 odpor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
Csl. velvyslanec " Parizi
resiCnOvaI.

PaT1z. - Ceskoslovensky vel
vyslanec We Francii Jindrich
Nosek oznamil, re Sc vzdava
sv6ho 1Tadu, ably takto protes-
proti komunistickemu
pTevratu v Ceskoslovensku.
DIE odhadu americkych u
obnasf nynf pocet uprch-
lfkd, kteTf vstoupili ma pGdu a.
merickeho okupacn1ho pasma
v Nemecku jiz vice nez 1900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
Jugoslavie odvolala navrh ma
vymsnu Terstu.

J~ugoslavie odvolala svGj ma
vrh ma vymenu Terstu "a Co.
rici. Jugoslavsky zahranicnf
ministr projevil politovanf mad
tim, re v cizine vyklada sc ten
to navrh v tom smyslu, Re Ju-
goslavie trva ma tom, ably obdr-
zela Gorici.
Italsky mluvci prohlasil, re
Italie zamitne kazdou nabldku
ma vymenu Terstu "a Gorici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
Velky pocet sebevrazd
" Geskoslovensku.

Jista Americanka, ktera pra-
We pfijela z Ceskoslovenska,
Tekla, re $50 osob spachalo Sc
bevrazdu v Praze "a pOslednl
diva tydny.
Dodala, re sta lidf bylo po-
streleno pri pokusu pTekrociti
hranice do ciziny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
Rusove " Berlins nakupujf
americke doIlary.

Frankfurt, Nemecko. = Off
clelnl zprava americke vojen-
ske vlady v Nemecku oznamu-
Je, re Rusove skupujf v Berline
americke dolary ma cernem tr-
hu, ably takto mohli finance
vat komunisticke propagacnf
tazenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
Senat schvalil dalsi pomoc
Recku a TI1recku.

Senat schvalil zakon, KITE
rymz ma byt Recku a Turecku
poskytnuta dalsf vojenska a
hospodafska pomoc castkou
$275, 900, 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02

- Poslednlm clenem Truma-
nova kabinetu z vlady Roose-
veltovy jest tajemnik manor
nictva James V. Forrestal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02
Cirkus VIDAL Sc ma cesty.

Sarasota, Fla. - Cirkus Ring
ling Brothers a Barnum Bailey
vydal Sc v pondelf ma sve OBJ
vykle cesty pc Spojenych Sta
tech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-02

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-19
COMMITTEE ON ALASKA
 NAMES MEETS IN JUNEAU

JUNEAU - An advisory com mittee on names in AlaSka, estab- lished here on recommendation of the Board on Geographic Names, held it's first meeting in Juneau this week and elected B. D. Stew ert, Territorial Commissioner of Mines, as it's Chairman.
 Other members, all of whom were appointed to the Committed by the Secretary of the Interior, are Governor Ernest Gruening, E.. L. Keithahn, Curator of the histor- ical library and museum, and Geo. Sundborg, consultant to the Alaska Development Board.
 The committee will assist in the standardization of geographic names in the Territory. Its func- tion will be to consider and make recommendation on problem place names that may be referred to it by the board or which may come to the attention of the committee itself. and on policy with respect to Alaskan names.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-19

Spratling flew solo in his own plane from Mexico to Nome last month and has since visited all parts of the Territory in prepara- tion of putting into effect a pro- gram of instructing Alaska natives how to produce salable articles of handicraft for the American mar ket. He has so successfully revived skills and arts among the MeXi- cans that the Department of Inter- for has asked him to extend his program to Alaska.
 Spratling, former newspaper and now owner of Mexican silver mines at Taxeo, has written in in
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-19
RETURN TO WRANGELL

MT. and Mrs. M. o. Johnson, who have been in Juneau the past two months visiting their daugh- ter and family, the William White heads, returned to Wrangell by plane Tuesday. They plan to sell their home here and move to the capital city in the near future.
 Dr. Whitehead, formerly of Wrangell, is prominent Juneau physician.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-19
SILVER BILL" THROUGH WRANGELL ON
 WAY TO MEXICO

William c. Silver Bill" sprat- ling. whose name is famous n connection with Mexican silver
 was through Wrangell Sunday ana again on Tuesday aboard an AL aska Coastal-Ellis airline plane. On Sunday he went through to finish up bushes before returning to Ketchikan Tuesday to pick up his plane at Annette Island and re- turn to his home at Taxeo, Mexico.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-19

Mathew Daily: (known as MaD, came to Alaska around 1911.
 Lars Larsen.
 Dimitri Stamahakis or Mayhika- kis: Born in Greece in 1904. Came to Alaska in 1917.
 Lloyd c. Eastwood. Sr.: Came 70 Alaska in 1914 as a Government worker. Was head brakeman for the Alaska Railroad on the An ehorage to Fairbanks run.
 Louis Bristol Snowden: Born August 13, 1886. Possible occupa- tion: Private investigation or law enforcement work.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-19
DAUGHTER BORN

Mir and Mrs. Curtis Bradford or Juneau, are receiving congratula tions on the birth of a daughter Tuesday morning at St Anns hos pital in Juneau The baby weighed eight pounds one ounce and poins a bEother.
 MT Bradford is the son of z. M. Bradford of WrangelI and Mrs. Bradford is the former Vivian Green who was also raised in this town.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-19

teresting book of Mexican people and their customs, Illustrating it with outstanding drawings and portraits. done by his own hand.
 His interesting career was des- cribed in the Auguut Reader Di- gest for 1915. which article called him Silver Bill" of Taxco.
 Spratling expects to return to Alaska next May, at which time ne will visit some time in Wrangell
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-19
MISSING PERSONS

The Governors office at Juneau has been asked to aid in attempt ing to locate the following persons reported as missing
 Melvin M. Perkins: (known as Mack) 66 years old, height 5 it.. S E inches, weight 165 lbs. blue eyes. Tip of one thumb missing. Worked for many years in lumber camps.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-03-18
Oakland High Loses
To Greenbelt Teams

Both boys and girls basketball
teams of Oakland High school lost
to Greenbelt high school teams on
the latter's court last Friday evening
in class "B" championship playotf.
Oakland High school is the only
one in the county rated in class "B",
which is set up on basis of number
of students enrolled.
The boys lost Sc to 33, with Ar
mold bearing the load of scoring with
IA points. Kelly and Yost got four
each, Lambert and Fauber 5. Green
belt led at the half 81 to 16.
The girls team lost % to Is in the
preliminary contest.
The teams were taken to Green
belt in automobiles given for that
purpose by number of citizens, and
the teams visited scenic spots in
Washington, D. c., on Saturday be-
fore returning to their homes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-03-18
ID Thu Dicta1onAhir? T..

item in the daily this week revealed startling
bit of information 1t said he United States served blunt notice
today that will cut off all American financial and aid
Italy the Communists win control of the Rome government
in the April Is elections"
This policy from special adviser to Secretary of State
Marshall, so it must be official.
In other words representatives saying You do
say don't give you money Wen cut off
share of candy.
We love democracy and of life and we all would fight
it, but getting at the heart of the matter do have
right democracy down the Threats of foreign
countries Russia has make communists out of them?
Bringing the principle closer home have just this
that all counties and incorporated towns
will have change their fiscal years abide by
lation uniform This particular change probably
But the regulation also provides that if the
incorporated do not do what the state asks
will be entitled of the coming in
In other words do say we'll cut off
an amount of money that is rightfuly yours anyway.
1t the approach to these problems is all wrong The
sponsby helping another does not end with lavish dis
tribution of money.
We've show these other countries that democracy has
all communism But opinion wei never show them
proving how much money have throw and we'll
show them until we learn to live it in country.
The of public officials and their apparently
dcatora proof that we have long to