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Evening star., 1948-02-05
"INvolvEs THE INTEGRITY AND cooD-FAITH OF u s. A."

The USA only retain dictatorship by keep
ing the confidence respect of other nations When the USA
wordeadershp it M to Russia not pleasant
prospect The USA may already have lost odeadershp due
corrupt dictatorship tactics by USA delegates
On this point Honorable Lawrence H. Smith stated Congress-
This situation precpitaed By the action of the
United Nations Assembly en voed to Partition Palestine
The crisis not local affair." but 1t concerns the choe 1ora
President and State Department haze placed ts country IN
aaUkecard and inconsistent position haze retreoted
from the high moral ground upon a0ch stood uhen the
Atlantic Charter proposed 1t is dabocal stuaton
LAS OF 18th UNITED NATIONS IS AS DEAD AS PRoHBITioN
In planning international policy for national security it
would be unwse to ignore the statement made Dec l947
by very outstanding Member of Congress- Hon. Ed Gossett
Eve kno that it has become the tool of special interests
of groups and individuals avho Advance their selfish
objecves As of November &c. 1947 the United Nations
dead prohibition Even major surgery cannot reuve IT,
Evening star., 1948-02-05

The THREE only purposes and Primo pes for Inited
Nations created Chapter Article Of the Charter
Section l. To maintain PEACE SECURITY
bring about PEACEFUL MEANS and CONFORMITY WITH
adjustment. of situations chich
mqkt lead to A BREACH OF THE PEACE.
Section g To friendly relations among nations based
THE PRINCIPLES OF EQUAL RIGHTS AND SELF
DETERMINATION -.
Section To achieve COOPERATION sovng
INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS of HUMANITARIAN CHARACTER
"PARTITIoN PLAN" EvADED BRITAIN's REQUEST TO U. NJ
England voluntary requested United Nations to give its
ondaion the Palestine situation under the provisions
of Article TO- of Chapter w. of the Charter which reads thus
"The Assembly may discuss questions matter chn
the of the present Charter make
to the Mebes of the United Nations to the Security Council
or both on any such questions or matters'
By this request England asked United Nations O to dscuss
the setting of Special Committee Palestine and if this
DONE 2 to request this Special Committee Palestine
make preliminary study i'm order to make recomenda
ton to the future Govenen of PALESTINE Dictaorshp
tas by United States delegates and the powerful lobby of
the Zons forced United Nations Assembly to approve
decson the Zionists plan for partition of Palestine This
United Nations Decson it baptized calls for sicng
Palestine into eight chus and from separated scattered
pieces assembling two checkerboard states. This unique
United Nations Decision also provides that international
armed shall invade Palestine the natUe tco
thirds population to submit to the nuloon of their ancient
homeland Amy such daboca decision has legality under
Article under right rested United Nations Assembly
either bu the terms Of its present Charter legal concept
Evening star., 1948-02-05
HOW TO KEEP YOUR SON. HUSBAND, FATHER OUT or WAR

YOUR CONGRESSMAN TODAY! Ten h1m that this
country should be draqged into to create nationalist
Jeac state in Palestine the United States
7Te Zi0osfs political ambitions IN Palestine. inevitable
Te11tora aggression bv 1codmnority nationalist group
plunge ACT BEFORE 1T is TOO LATE!
Evening star., 1948-02-05

The Charter of United Nations give to United Ma
tons Assembly, the Security Council authority partition
existing nation and from its pieces synthetca create two
independent sovereign states United Nations
joys only limited specific rights transferred to It by member
oo created it. United Nations Charter like the Constitution
the United States in this respect The original thirteen colo
nies, Oh united to form Republic transferred
specific rights the Federal Government United Char
ter specifically states each right transferred to it by its creators
right Partition nations is neither erpic implicit an 1t
Evening star., 1948-02-05

Rabbi Abba Hlel Silver of Cleveland the No spokesman
for Zons throughout the world correctly stated the extent OF
croud of which gathered to- celebrate the
UnitedNaos cote anew RabbiSlver
s generation of Jeas drove empire behind barbed avre
in Palestine and decision from the United Ndtaons
Evening star., 1948-02-05

The "sefdetemination of peopes internationally
onized today inaenable universal right The United
States product of that prncpe Important declarations
always emphasize deuotion to that doctrine The Declaration
9f independence, Constitution Wilson'S Fourteen Points, the
atlantic Charter the -Four Freedoms and countless expressions
that hmanaran DOGMA In his Message of the President of
United States the State of the Unon and Transmitting
the President Truman declared Congress
shall approve territorial changes friendly part
of the od ness they accord with the freely expressed 0ishes
of the people concerned We believe the eventual return of
sovereign rights and egouernment to all peoples mho haze
been depired of them by We 6eieve that all peoples
,ho prepared for egorernment should be permitted to
choose their form of government by their freely
expressed CHOICE wthout interference from foreign
source That is true in Europe IN Asia in Africa weu
in the wese,n Hemisphere We shall refuse to recognize
any government imposed upon nation By the force Of
any foreign pocer OUR FOREIGN POLICY"
Evening star., 1948-02-05
}, S. SENATORS GO TO WORK FOR VOTES FOR PARTITION

and nonJew votes controlled by Zonists reliably
reported to decide the election outcome in five states which
of $751; 30 of Electoral Votes for Presidents
1948 Presidential candidate hardly hope to be elected
gets these Isl Electoral Votes Drew Pearson in his
Ro1d reveals how the Democratic political leaders
exertng every effort to the favor of the Zonls
at didn't leak bit thing that helped tuN the tide an
dror the partition rote for Palestine telegram from
United Nations Delegations the fence
The telegram drafted By Democratic Senator Bob Wagner of
Ne10 York and sent to HAITI Greece luxembourg Argc
tine Cobd Chino Ell Salvador, Ethiopia Honduras, Merico,
the Philippines and Paraguay OF these FOUR COUNTRIES, Haiti
Paraguay luxembourg and the Philippines FINALLY CHANGED
VOTE. Partition dead" without these votes Ed
usA. DOMESTIC POLITICS DICTATE U.s.A. PALESTINE POLICY
The Washington Post purchased by Mr. Eugene Meyer,
support the Democratic Administration 1t has supported
Pres Truman very Loyalty Mr. Ernest Lndey internationally
respected coumns of the Washington Post Dec ~ wrote
"The policy and tactics of the United States IN the Palestine
controrersy of influenced greatly by American
Zonss Domestic politics rather than considered analysis of
the interests of the United States had been the predomlnatHg
factor IN or ~. S. A. poicy concerning Palestine.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HIeH.pREssUREs PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Drew Pearson his MeyGoRound tells of the Mtlmotul
Eleanor Roosevelt gave Pres Truman her vigorous vocal
and effective campaign to aid Zionist aggression M Pastne
Mrs among those oho urged Truman to get busy
She informed President that she 9Cod haze to resign from
the American delegation If partition failed because OF State
Department fumbng Mrs Roosevelt still on the job ED
Evening star., 1948-02-05

Drew reliably reports what in the so-caed
political underworld" In his MeyGoRod column of De-
cember 1947 Pearson explains how President Truman
used high Office aid the Zonists Palestine Partition Pan
State Department than Swing the United Nations
the partition Of Palestine Trnan called Acting Secs
tara Lore the White House Wednesday and again on
Friday carning him he Uoud demand full e1panaon At
nations och usually ne up elt the United States toed gao
so on Palestine Truman had IN mind the fact that such countries
as Liberia acoy the United States Greece caeh
acoud fall overnight hout American ad Hot Wh,ch olcqys
folows Woshnqo1s and Ethiopia also indebted to the
limited States 7cere stepping ont of line Palestine
Evening star., 1948-02-05

Senators Robeyt Wagner James E. Murray Owen Brew
ste Charles Tobey and Edwin c. Johnson fupage
paper procamaons throughout the country January 49,
s asked the United States to support the following measue
make Immediately auaabe the necessary military force to
inpleaent the United Nations decision Polestine".
Evening star., 1948-02-05

The United States delegation defeated by vote of 2 to 90
attempt made by nations opposed PARTITION to obtain from
the International Court of Justice odrsory opnon The
international Court of Justice encouraged to give its legal
opinion before the Security Council implements any decsio
of United Nations Assembly, were the legality of the
"decision doubtful Otherwise hardship might result
the damage has eparaby done owing very has
"ipementation the International Court of Justice find
the Decsion illegal and not enforceable Thus
"The General Assembly the Security Council may request the
International Court of Justice to gire advisory opinion
dny legal question:.
Evening star., 1948-09-10

Frank and Doris costantino, girl
Henry and Alice Dabbondanza, boy.
Charles and Alma Darr, boy.
Edgar and Georgia Davis, boy.
Emery and Marion de Hartman, boy.
Frank and Gladys Di Meglie, girl.
James and Mary Edwards, boy and gir1
Donald and Shirley Elliott. boy.
Lloyd and Louise Epparson. girl
Donald and Jeannie Finottf. girl.
Harold and Lucille Fleenor. girl.
Maurice and Marcelle Foreman, girl.
Fred and Mary Galemore. boy.
James and Margaret Gardner, boy.
Leon and Delma Guyette, girl.
Reginald and Myrtle Harper, girl.
Paul and Lorraine Hassler. boy.
Arthur and Helen Hazes. boz.
George and Mary Herbert. boy.
Jerome and Marion Hiniker. girl
John and Mary Hoffman girl.
Lawrence and Nora Hogan, .slrl.
Cyde and Chloe Hooper, girl.
John and Anne Kelly, girl.
Robert and Cecilia Kessier. noy-
burton snd Audrey Klein. Siri.
George and leona King. girl
Robert and Ann Koerver sri:
Stephen and Mary Kowalskl, girl
L.o and Mary Lavelle: boy.
Norman and Beatrice Levine, girl
Richard and Hazel Liston, boy.
Arnold and Katherine Loveday, g1ri.
Es RE and Vivian Lave. boy.
william and Roseiyn Maxim, soy.
Evening star., 1948-09-10

James and Ann Mazzullo. boy.
Mayland and Dorothy Mcdowell, girl.
William and Helen Major, girl.
Richard and Elizabeth Mullikin, girl.
Ban and Doris Noble, girl
Simon and Lola Oliver, boy
Preston and Marguerite Parker. girl.
Walter and June Platt, boy.
Robert and Barbara PoEue, girl.
Joseph and Lillian Poore. boy
Frederick and Essie Price, girl.
John and Dorothy Purdy. boy.
Leroy and Gladys Rasmussen, boy
James and Irene Rash, girl
Charles and Evelyn Reeves, girl
David and Bula Ringwalt, girl
Vincent and Burneice Rizze, girl.
George and Doris Rouse. boy.
Irving and Ulrica Rudd. boy
Cltnord and Jessie Seaton, girl
Stanley and Catherine Schuab, boy.
William and Jean Schaub. boy.
JACK and Jeanne Shuey, boy.
John and Kathleene Silvestro, boy.
Thompson and Ethelda Simpson, boy.
Holman and Doris Elusher. girl
Ralph and Catherine Small, boy.
Rooert and Cora Stokes hoy
Marvin and Anna Stocks. boy.
Miles and Doris Sugrue, girl.
Fred and Constance Swartzel bov
DonaH and Lorraine Sylvester, girl
Philip and Lillian THOMPSON. girl.
Anthony end Helen Tucci, girl.
James and Doris Waters, boy.
Ralph and Hazel Whitley, girl.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Historical Junto to Meet

The regular meeting of the Penn
sylvania Historical Junto will be
held in the National Archives
Building at S:15 pm. tomorrow.
The speaker will be Meredith F.
Colket. jr., who will discuss the
growth and development of historic
a! society libraries in Philadelphia
and Washington.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Births Reported

From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
Joseph and Thelma Akovskey, boy
Hugh and Marjorie Alexander, boy.
Oscar and Dorothy Blalock. girl.
Harrington and Phyllis Burton, girl.
James and Velma Carr, boy.
Charles and Margaret Christensen, boz
James and Barbara Co6ren, boy.
William and Evelyn Costello, boy.
Evening star., 1948-09-10

! Harold and Mildred White. girl.
Lucien AND. Eeva Wright. ,sirl;
John and Dorothy Yeagley, boy.
Louis and Mary zangrilli. boy.
Jay and Jeanne Zufall. boy.
Charles and Thelma Beckwith, boy
Willie and Viola Bennett, girl
Pervy and ophelia Butter, boy.
Abraham and Doris Clark. girl.
Leroy and Vivian Dade, boy.
James and Margaret Diggs. girl.
Adolphus and Hilda Epps, boy.
Edward and Mary Harvin, girl.
James and Doris Marshall. boy.
Leroy and Enola Marrow, boy.
BENJAMIN and Alyce Mccoy, girl.
Donald and Louise Reynolds, boy.
Sidney and Ruth Stevens, boy.
Churchill and Lille Wood. boy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

land, were weekend guests of The
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs A. W
Grove.
Mrs. W. F. Daley, Terra Alta, W.
Va, spent a few days here with her
sister, Mrs. L. j. Warthen.
DR.. and Mrs II. f. Glover were in
Cumberland, on Thursday
Quite number of local folks at
tended the play given by the Accident
Firemen at the their school auditor-
um, Saturday evening.
Miss jeanne Fisher, Friendsville,
only daughter of MI. and Mrs. Paul
Fisher, of Oakland, suffered an at
tack of appendicitis at the home of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fl'antz, on Saturday evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Oakley Friend, Mrs.
Orval Jenkins and Mrs. Harold
Fisher were calling in Uniontown,
Thursday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Sale Passes
{ Way Mark

otal of S148,132.9O has been re-
by the Maryland tuberculosis
alton to date in its annual
mas Seal Sale, it has been an
ed by Philip S. Morgan, Presi-
If the Association. This figure
increase of $12,S62.96 over last
receipts" said Mr.. Morgan.
have passed the half way point
drive and are within sight OF
pal.
G people of Maryland are re-
ing wonderfully this year. This
ry gratifying because SO many
are contributing. 1t is our be-
nat everyone can afford pen
n a Christmas seal because cur
as know that every penny goes
the fight to eradicate tubercu-
from Maryland. The more peo-
no give and the more they give,
,oner we viii see the end OF tu-
losis in Maryland"
years statewide goal has been
100000. The money raised will
ent in helping to cut down the
high death rate from tubercu-
Twelve hundred persons die
year of tuberculosis in Mary
which ranks 7th in the nation
berculosis deaths.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Ellis Ann, Mcadville, Pa, were guests
Of the formers grandmother, Mrs.
H. l.. Shoemaker, last week.
Mrs. Kay Fike is spending several
days in Grantsville
Robert Schroyer, West Virginia
Wesleyan College, Buckhannon, W.
Va, and David Pryor, of Harrison
burg, Va, are holiday visitors Of
their parents.
William Rose, Braddock, Pa, spent
the weekend here with his family
r. +. Guard was a business caller
in Baltimore several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Riley wer1
callers in UniOntown, on Saturday.
Corporal James S. Savage, Hamil-
sister, Mrs. Ward X. Livengood last
week.
Harry Holman, of Johns Hopkins
university, Baltimore, is a guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hol-
man, over the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrettson Bucking-
ham and sons Robert, Ronald and
Richard, of Baltimore, were week
end visitors of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Elma NJ Friend.
MI. ana MIS-. MelNln VIII am
daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Butler and children, of near Grants
vile, were Wednesday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster De-
Witt.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Raymond
and son Ronnie of Auburndale, Fla =,
are visiting Mrs. Raymond's mother,
Mrs. Ida Shevel, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Friend and
daughter Shirley, Mrs Leslie Friend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murphy and
family and Mrs. john Capel and
daughter, Bertha, were Monday even
ing visitors in Uniontown
Mr.. James Liston, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Mrs. Bailey Liston and son Carroll,
Confluence, Pa, Mrs. Bruce Miller,
Accident, and Mrs. r. w. Fawcetr
and daughter Mary Ruth, Selbysport,
were recent guests of Mrs. Kay Fike.
Mr.. Ralph Jackson, Hutton, was a
Wednesday dinner guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morris, Dunbar.
Pa, were Sunday guests of Mrs. En-
gene Friend.
Mr. and Mrs o. d. Mason. Oak
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
FRIENDSVILIE
Church Services

Church Services
Services for Sunday, December
Goth, in the Methodist churches of
Pastor Wade's charge are as follows:
Blooming Rose, GAS a. M; Hoyes,
1l:l5 a. M. Friendsville, 1880 p. m.
and Elder Hill, at 1880 p. IN.
Entertain Sunday School Glass
Mrs. Cecil W. Schroyer entertained
members of her Sunday School clacs
of the Methodist Church at Christ
mas party in the church recreation
room on Monday evening, December
goth. Refreshments were served to
the 20 attending. Gifts were eX-
changed.
Class Party
Mrs. w. j. Glenn entertained eight
members of her Sunday School class
Of the Lutheran church at a Christ
mas party at her home, Friday even
ing, December 18th. Games and con-
tests provided the entertainment.
Gifts were exchanged and a lunch
served by the hostess.
Aid Meets
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church met at the home of Mrs. Ward
Livengood, Thursday evening Deem
Der l6, with 16 members and guests
present. Secret sisters were revealed
and gifts presented, new names were
drawn, and all officers were reelected
for the ensuing year. A lunch was
served. Mrs. Henrietta Lininger will
be hostess in January.
HOmemakers Meet
The annual Homemakers Christmas
party was held at the home of Mrs
John Capel, December Is. Mrs. Rob
ert Murphy and Mrs. Harry Guard
were in charge of entertainment, and
Mrs. Ted Wheeler served as chair
man Of refreshments Mrs. Stanley
Teats assisted the hostess with the
decorations Gifts were exchanged
and refreshments were served to the
26 members and guests present.
Mrs. Ernest Friend will entertain
the group at her home, Thursday,
January Goth at 1880. at which time
there will be goods demonstration. ="
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Schloss-
nagle were Uniontown callers on Fri
day.
Trooper and Mrs. Glen D. Folk and
son, of Grantsville, visited Mrs. Kay
Fike, Tuesday evening
Colt Wicklow, Of Accident, visited
relatives here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Friend and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rose were
Uniontown callers, on Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Rankin and daughter
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
WSCS Program Given

The white Christmas idea was
literally carried out last Wednesday
night at the Methodist WSCS meet
ing when the Junior Choir, with Mrs.
Frederick Thayer, director, presented
the program, "They Offered Him
Gifts" which placed emphasis on the
work Of the Society in various mining
communities. Special attention was
given to the McCrum Community
House in Uniontown, Pa, by the
Junior Choir making a contribution of
over $500 in various gifts, which
amount was increased to $4,000 or
more by gifts from the society.
The decorating committee, COM
posed of Mrs. Howard Turner, Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Did Possibilities of
.istmaS Calamities

truly Merry Christmas-a holi-
eason that ends as happily as it
Sis within the reach of those
take precautions to avoid cer-
accidents and threats to health
re all too prevalent at this time
year" DR.. r. II. Riley, Direc-
If the State Department Of
b, reminds young Marylanders
heir parents. "Sane health and
measures can prevent Christ
ialanities and enhance the sea-
pleasures.
e electric lights that contribute
lch to the gaiety of indoor and
Or Christmas trees should be eX-
d for loose connections, short
is and other safety hazards.
es should never be used, for
ire frequent causes of fires and
(, especially to young children.
Us for small boys and girls
be selected for safety as we'll
their amusing or educational
les. Sharp edges and small
that may be swallowed are
ularly to be avoiled. Paint on
colored objects should be lead
Ter children who receive scooe-
Toy automobiles, bicycles and
should be instructed in their
: use before being allowed to
e out on the street. They should
lght to avoid possible injury to
elves by paying attention u
obile traffic and should also be
d to avoid injuring pedestrians.
ung people and oldstcrs should
carefully to avoid automobile
nts, particularly if the streets
slippery during the holiday
/, for traffic is likely to be
at this time. In coming home
parties it is important to re-
II the danger Of driving under
fluence of alcohol.
servance of good personal by
is as important during the
mas season as at other times.
who get adequate, or nearly
lite, sleep and consume plenty
at, vegetables, fruit and milk
ince the large amount of sugars
carbohydrates eaten during the
US will be more likely to main
he vigorous health and disease
lnce that can enable them to en-
e season to the utmost"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Asa Lewis and Mrs. Paul Dewitt,
carried out the white Christmas spirit
with appropriate and original table
arrangement of a white tree with
matching candles, while the worship
center was the Nativity scene.
In addition ten boxes containing
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PAGE ELEVEN

personal gifts, candy and fruit, were
packed by the circles for distribution
at the elementary school. Circle No.
l had previously sent Christmas box
overseas containing a Christmas dim
ner as well as presents for a family
in GERMANY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-23
Discussion OF Club
Work Forms Program
AT RotdrY Meeting

A discussion Of Rotary and its
relation to community and nation
al problems marked the weekly
luncheon meeting of the Pasca-
goula Rotary Club Wednesday
noon at the Country Club.
Taking part in the discussion
were five members of the club,
including Ted Tyson, Arthur v.
Amith, j. f. Velcich, Harold c.
Ezell and ]. W. Brumfield.
The discussion included many
phases of Rotary and the oppor-
tunity il affords for champion
ship and community service.
Frank Ellis made a brief re-
port on the drive to gather cloth
ing for needy French families,
and reported satisfactory pro-
gress.
P. A. Thompson, president, an
nounced that next weeks meet
ing would be in the form of a
joint meeting with the Moss Point
Club at noon Thursday at the
Community House in Moss Point.