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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29
LEGAL NOTICE

The unknown heirs. legatees, devisees.
administrators, executors and assigns of +.
M. Swauey. deceased. whose places of resi-
dence are unknown and with reasonable dill
gence cannot be ascertained, will take notice
that on the 22nd day of July. 194S, the Piaint-
ifs Wilbur A. Stemen and Erma Ruth Ste
men filed their Petition against them in the
Common Pleas Court of Allen County, Ohio
the same being case No. 3s350 in said Court,
for the quieting of title to certain real estate
in said Petition described to-wit:
Situate in the Village of Cairo. County
of Allen and State of Ohio. and known
Outtot Number Nine (9l. in Pangle's Addition
to the Village of Cairo. Alien County. Ohio
being 212 feet more or Legs, East and West
on the South side thereof ego feet more or
less, North and South on the East side there
of 1876 feet more or iessf East and West on
the North side thereof ahd 230 feet more or
less on the Northwestsrly side thereof on
Ohio State Highway Route No. 65.
The prayer of said Petition is for the quiet
ing of the title of sqid real estate and for
Said defendants are reqyifed t2 Answer
said Petition on the 25tlR dag \ of September,
194s, or judgment will be taken geainst them.
Wilbur A. Stemenf ana Erma@Ruth Stemen
Plaintiffs
By O. James Steele, Their Attorney 20
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29
Sportsmen And TripIett Mines To
Play At Home Thursday And Friday

Buttons two softbaIl teams en-
gaging in inter-city competition will
appear in home games the latter
part of this week, before entering
Allen county tournament play open
ing in Lima next Tuesday night.
The weeks schedule will pit the
Sportsmen's Club against the Ar
lington city team under the lights
at Harmon field this Thursday
night; and on the following evening
Triplett softballers will tangle with
a st. Marys ball club at the same
locale.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29
Sportsmen Nine Turns Back Lima
Robbins, 9-8, In Extra-Inning Tilt

Blutfton shaved by one run in the
sixth, then overcame with a two-run
splurge in the seventh.
In the eighth inning, the Sports
men came up with the winning run
and ended the game that originally
had been scheduled to go only seven
innings.
Bill Stonehill started on the mound
for the Sportsmen, and was relieved
by Ken Bracy in the sixth, with
Bracy getting credit for the victory.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29

In addition to their Thursday
night contest, the Sportsmen will
journey to Lakeview Friday night
for another crack at a team which
twice has beaten them by one-run
margins.
Following tournament play, the
Triplett and Sportsmen teams are
scheduled to meet in two more games.
In their first encounter week ago,
Triplett won A to 3, with a ninth
inning rally breaking a 3-all dead
lock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29

Bluffton Sportsmen captured a
thriller from Lima Robins club by
a score of 8 to s Monday night at
Harmon field, in a battle in which
the score was knotted most of the
way.
Each team led off with two-run as
saults in the first inning, and each
then followed with three additional
runs in the second. The visitors
then got three more tallies in the
sixth to take temporary lead that
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29
Triplett Softball Team Wins
Over Ohio Oil, Ottoville Mines

and Swank; another in the second
when Gratz, Spaeth and Moser sing
led in order; and the winning blow
coming in the fifth when Fred
Hermann smashed towering home
run.
Spaeth helped his own cause with
three hits in as many chances; and
Moser, Hermann and Gratz each
had two safeties.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29
LEGAL NOTICE

Kenneth T. Havens. whose place of resi-
dence is 81 Cooper Street. Trenton, New Jer-
sey, is hereby notified that Faye A. Hayens
has filed her petition against him for divorce.
restoration to maiden name and all proper
relief. on grounds of gross neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty. in case No. 3SS5l in the
Court of Common Pleas 9f Allen County. Ohio.
at Lima. Ohio. Said cad dse mey be heard and
decided after the expiration of six weeks from
the first publication off this notice.
Faye A. Hayans. Plaintiff
BY Clarence G. Miller. Her Attorney
504 Citizens Bldg, LIMA. Ohio 20
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29
TO TEACH IN MT. CORY

Miss Alice Oyer of Bluffton who
was graduated last spring from
Bluffton college has accepted posi-
ton as instructor in music in the
Mt. Cory schools for the coming
year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29
LEAGUE STANDINGS

GAMES LAST WEEK
Corkscrews 9, Stokers 8; Scuds 8,
FLA 0; Sportsmen 6, College Club 5;
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29
NOTICE IoF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE FOF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE or OHIOl
Allen County, S..
Estate of Sidney Garau. Deceased.
John Romey of SOL National Bank Bldg.
Lima, Ohio has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of Sidney Ga
rau late of Alien County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 23rd day of July, l94S.
Raymond F. Smith
Probate Judge II
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
"POKROK"

Celorocn1 program 1948-49.
- 81. prosince - 'Sylvestr'
20. ledna - "Selsky Pies"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
v Australia Sc naSla slibna
loziska uranove rudy.

Adelaide. = Vladn1 pros
pektofi objevili v jihoaustral-
skem pohoTf Peake a Denison
bohata loziska uranove rudy.
Nachazejf Sc v okol1 osady
O~odnadatta We vzdalenotsi asi
$50 mil ma severozapad cd A
delaidy ma 1zem1 O rozloZe
$500 mil, vyhrazenem vladou
pro patranf pc lozisc1ch rIz-
nych kovG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Moderni dfte.

HTmf. CtyTleta Adelka Sc
diva lhostejne z okna.
Matka il n%apom1na:
"Adelko, modli Sc, ably bozi
posel do mas neuhodil.'
Adelka: "Proc bych sc mo-
dlila, kdyz je u mas ma strese
hrOmosvod! |"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
DESET LET Cd SMRTI
KARLA CAPKA.
Stanislav Jand1k:

rs. prosince tomu Dude de-
set let, CO zemrel velky cesky
spisovatel svetoveho vyznamu,
Karel Capek.
Narodil Sc 9. ledna 1890 We
Velkych Svatonovicfch v seve-
rovychodn1ch Cechach, gym
nasium studoval v Hradci Kra-
love, universitu v Praze, v Ber-
line, v PaTizi a pc studilch je-
ste zcestoval pekny kousek
sveta.
Karel Capek, jak sam jednou
v rozhovoru Tekl, rostl v dobe
dekadence, 1padkoveho lite
rarniho sberu, ktery Sc PROBE
voval odporem, ba nenavisti k
pr1mernemu cloveku, zboznuje
vyjfmecnost nejen v umenf, ale
i v spolecenskych Tadech, aris-
tokracii. Karel Capek I'll take
v dobe secese, v onom pT1tm1
mestanskych, pfeplnenych ply
sem, palmami, pracnymi vys1v-
kami a galerkami, plnymi pra-
chu a fantastickych ornamen-
til.
Umelecky a vnitfne rostl
Karel Capek v odporu proti
svemu prostredi, dusevne Wy
zral v dobe, kdy Sc p1da Evro-
ply tavila We vyhni prvni sveto-
We valky, ktera, jak jiz ma je-
jim zacatku T. c.. Masaryk
spravne rozpoznal, byla FARO
ven i velikym spolecenskym
pTelomem, svetovou revoluci.
Karlu Capkovi neuslo move
ztvarnovanf sveta, ktery pra-
We svlekal starou k1zi pTezi-
lych hospodarskych, polite
kych a spolecenskych ~soustav.
Ma vsechno to rusne den1 Ka-
rel Capek citlive reaguje kaz-
dym nervem sveho tvGrcfho
ducha. Rozeb1ra svou dobu,
vyklada il, ~kritisuje, casio S
britkou pochybovacnostf o
spravnosti nastoupenych cest.
A pri tom 1silovne hleda svIj
zivotn1 ostrov pohody srdce, a
naleza no v mySlence humani-
ty, myslence lidstv1.
Capek rozb1ji pouta 1zkych
obzorG, ktery Sc casio pova-
zovaly "a ctnost, ably Sc jeho
Ouch rozmachl k velkorysemu
evropanstvf, k svetovosti, kos
mopolitismu nerudovskeho ra-
zen1. Karel Capek byl duchem
v pravde svetovym, pri tom
vsak hluboce prolnutym tradi-
cemi sveho naroda. Ma rozdll
Cd dekadent1 stal Sc zastan-
Gem utisteneho cloveka, pT1te-
lem drobnych lid1. Osvojil 81
jejich mluvu, kterou povysil ma
literarnf vyraz sveho vysoce
kultivovaneho ducha. Dovedl
Sc zmocnit duse lidoveho CITE
mare, upoutat no, a vladnout.
Uni z prostinkeho pr1behu w.
stavet pov1dku plnou drama
tickeho napet1. z velikosti sve-
no ducha i z odporu k staremu
meStackemu umen1, v nemz
vyrostl, uvadi k nam move a
prGbojne umelecke smery W.
tvarne i literarn1.
Uplra zrak do daleke bu-
doucnosti lidstva, zachvacene-
no zbroznenfm strojove civil
SAGE, a ukazuje, re zivot ne
mGze byt udrzen jen a jen stro-
j, ale re k jeho vecnosti je ire
ba lasky cloveka k cloveku, lit
pro druhe, byt altruistou. To
ie smysl Capkovy slavne hry
r. U. R.. (Rosum S Universal
Robots).
A stejne jake R. U. r., i dru-
ha hra Re zivota hmyzu, pro-
sla vftezne vsemi Oily sveta.
Karel Capek il psal spolecne
Sc SWIM bratrem Josefem. Je
to svet lid, presazeny do rise
hmyzu, ably tim vice vynikla
pr1zemni zivocisnost malomes-
tackych tuzeb a mravG soudo-
be spolecnosti. Chrobaci cham
tivost, mravencf krveziznivost
posvecena vzyvan1m mravenc1-
no boha, dGlezitost jepice, jak
otresne obrazy lidske plyt-
kOsti!
Disable dilo Karla Capka je
velkym ceskym pT1nosem k sve-
tove tvorbe, ktera usiluje o
zlidSteni cloveka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Una to-.

Banker k svemu sekretaTi
"My tomu lumpovi, tomu BIZ
dakovi, tomu mizerovi povfme =!
PiSte, Vazeny pane a drahy
pTiteli
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Pochybna reklama.

Jisty obchod byl doporuco-
van pflzni nasledujfcfm ozna-
men1m:
Proc mate chodit jinam da-
vat Sc okradat? Kupujte v ma
Sem obchod6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
Tia Sc vyzna.

PAM domu: "ze Sc nestydl-
tie, Mako, chodit vecer S vo-
jakem."
Marie: "Milostpanf, ruku ma
srdce, reknete sama, nenf to
leps1 nez sc tahat kazde rano
S uhlfm do pateho patra?'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
OdpIata.

CtyTleta Olinka dostala pfi
snfdani cd tat1nka pohlavek.
Rozhnevala Sc ma neho a
kdyz pTisel v poledne z kan
celare, hlasila:
"Maminko, tv1j muz Sc vra-
flip
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24
NejposlednejSi Sokolovy Oar
kove Balicky do c. S. r.

Nejposlednejsi Sociology Oar
kove Balicky do c. S. r.
c. 81
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Objednavky pTijfma balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. CihlaF,
V 1Tadovne TELEGRAPH" nebo
V domove 1927 Grogan Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-24

= Patek, 81. prosince: Syl-
vestr ma Rozloucenou Sc Soko-
lovnou poTada Sok. Jednota
"Blesk".
20. ledna 1949. Snow Ball
Dance Sokolovna Philadelphia.
The people's voice., 1948-04-09

Salem. Sam. Houston, leader at the
Battle. of'tiSan Jacinto, afterwards
president of the Texas Republic, was
in such a. minority when he spoke
against Texas seeding from the I'm
ion, that he barely escaped death from
a mob of Texans.
Is America Insane? (Or Only
Our RulersO
We have conjured up a wild hatred
of the Soviet Union So far, no fac
tual evidence has been presented that
Russia has done anything hostile to
us.
AS ably said by a Catholic clergy
man at the ST. Patricks Eve banquet
in Butte: Communism is religion.
All earnest followers of any relig-
ion seek to spread it; usually, but not
always, by peaceful means. Moham-
mechanism was spread by the sword.
Mexico and all Central and South
America were converted to the Church
of Rome by the Conquistadors.
incidentally these two religious,
Catholicism and Communism, have
once united. In Paraguay, 1905 to
1765, the Jesuit Society erected a
nation among the IN
dians. 1t grew so happy, prosperous,
rich,' that the money changers OF
Spain and Portugal decided to rob
and destroy it. The Jesuits put 50,-
900 soldiers in the field-went into
battle in front of their troops with
The people's voice., 1948-04-09

last faif representatives of the Voice
contacted Mr.. Mclaughlin. While
admitting that there seemed to be
some violation of contract, he assur-
ed us that the houses were we'll con-
structed and that the GI owners
would have no trouble in selling at
a higher price than they purchased
the houses for. 1t would appear
that an explanation from Mr.. Nc
Laughlin should be forthcomng)
inspection of the records in the
office of the Clerk and Recorder dis
closes that on June 27, 1916, Arthur
w. Hartwig and wife, Verna B. Hart
wig and Jeff Ting1e and wife, Mer-
cedes Tingle, borrowed 81,000.00 from
the Security Trust & Savings Bank,
secured by a mortgage on the Cal
houn Lane project. The same parties
were involved in another mortgage
trust deed dated December 27, 1916,
for $19, 100000 also secured by the Cal
houn Lane property.
"This money was to be used for de-
veloping and building the houses and
lots. The two mortgages covered
total of S100,OOO00 The 27 houses
were sold at a price of $8,000O0 per
unit-a total of $216,00OOO Subtract
500, 100000 from the $216, 100000 and it
leaves a balance of $116,00O00 as prof
it on this deal had the materials and
work been in accordance with the ap-
proved plans and specifications. Of
course this is just our guess and if
wrong we will appreciate correction
The people's voice., 1948-04-09
HELENA MEA ACCEPTS
LEGIOM'S CHALLENGE

Following issuance of the Legion
manifesto demanding an end to
"un-American" teachings in the
Helena schools, and suggestion
that other Legion posts throughout
the state act as Self-appointed
guardians of the thinking of our
children, the Helena MEA chapter
has taken up the challenge.
Monday afternoon the local chap
ter, 100 members strong, met and
decided to request probe of the
Legions accusations embodied in
its resolution. According to John
Blair, president of the chapter (and
an overseas vet of 4 II years serv-
ice, almost three years of which
was spent in the North Burma cam
paign and the Persian Gulf region)
the teachers are requesting the Ma
tional Education Association send
in its investigating committee and
legal counsel to make an investiga-
ton.
In pointing up the reason for
having such an investigation, Pres
ident Blair stated: eve feel the
whole school system is being
placed more or less under .suspi-
cion by these charges AND WE
DON'T WANT TO WORK UNDER
THAT SUSPICION"
Significantly, although Legion Of
ficials last week indicated that
copies of their manifesto would be
forwarded to the school board,
Supt. Earl Fellbaum of Helena high
school and to State Supt. of Public
Instruction Elizabeth Ireland, as of
this Wednesday night copies had
not been received by any of the
above. To date, all that is known
about the contents of the resolu-
tion by these school authorities are
the quotes therefrom that have ap-
peared in the Helena Independent.
NOTE: 1t should also be noted
that members of the Legion COM
mittee made no attempt to contact
any school authority to discuss the
controversial broadcast before pre-
senting it's resolution to the Legion
Post and the Press.
The people's voice., 1948-04-09
ANOTHER TOP CIO-PhC
OFFICIAL JOINS WALLACE

Another nationally-known member
of the CIO, Mrs. Verda Barnes, organ
izer for CIO-PAC, has left the employ
of the international organization to
work for the election of Henry Wal
lace and Glen Taylor in November.
In advising Montana Mine-Mill loo
ais that Mrs. Barnes had joined with
Lee Pressman, former chief counsel
for. CIQ, inqworking for Wallaee.~Mine
Mill International Board Member,
William Mason stated:
Member of legislative and political
action committees in IUMM&SW loc-
ais and auxiliaries in the Rocky Noun
tain states, many of whom have had
the pleasure of working with Mrs.
Barnes during the past few years, may
look forward to even more effective
service to the common people on the
part of this progressive leader of
who has joined the increasing
numbers of labor leaders in the third
party movement"
The people's voice., 1948-04-09
Toole I'm Race For
Lieut.. Governor

Jack Toole, state representative
from Tool6Scounty, and a grandson of
the late Governor Joseph K Toole,
this week filed for the office of Lieu
tenant Governor.
Mr.. Toole a stockman in the Ferdig
area, during two terms in the legisla=a
ture, made a very good batting rec
ord" for the people of Montana
He is a Democrat and will be op-
posed in the primary by John E.
Kennedy, Missoula newsman, and one
time secretary to Jerry ]. O'Connell.
The people's voice., 1948-04-09

dfnOuHL 9udTdntCCu uioCt ffiN ohN
News Letter:
"After trying for several months
the Billings VIEW German investisat-
ing committee finally succeeded in
getting competent man to make an
ials and manner in which the builders
of the houses in the subdivision had
omitted to follow the approved plans.
This inspection was made by S. L..
Berg of Helena FILA division of valu-
ators and inspectors. He came to
Billings under orders from his super
ior officer, Ben S. Hill.
During his visit to the project Mr..
Berg was accompanied by Frank Cor
man and Art Meyer of the VF'W com
mittee; Messrs. Hutchins, Jensen and
Price of the vets committee; and the
following from Billings Labor: Messrs.
Baker, building contractor; Holmes,
carpenter, and Helterbran, general
construction.
"in News Letter (March 27) men,
tion was made that the 27 houses
in the project were short 8 feet, 2
inches in foundation and rested on
top of the ground. TWenty-six
houses have no front walks. None
of the 27 garages are sealed with p
inch sheet rock. DriveWays are 6
feet, inches instead of 8 feet.
Twenty-six houses have no laundry
tubs in their utility rooms. All of
these faults are contrary to the
plans and Specifications.
Inspector Berg found so many maj
or and minor "oversights' on the part
of A. w. Hartwig and Jeff Tingle, the
promoters and builders, that there is
not space in one News Letter to men
tion them ALL In fact, Mr.. Berg's
work showed that the Calhoun Lane
houses are constructed with such ma
terial and in such manner as to make
them worth only about half the amount
paid by the veterans. They are also
far from being adequate security for
the mortgage amounts guaranteed by
the FILA and VA. From conversation
with other officials of the Montana
FHA, and with Mr.. Berg, this is the
only real inspection. ever made by the
FHA of the Calhoun Lane houses. We
have been told that the VA made no
examination, but accepted that made
by the FILA. John Mclaughlin, head
of the loan department. of the Mon
tana VA office positively refuses to
meet with the YFW oG5veterans COM
and visit the4Calhoun Lane
project. therefore he knows nothing
first hand about the conditions of the
houses.
(VOICE Editors Note: When this
trouble first came out in the open
The people's voice., 1948-04-09

only a cross and breviary. Their
Order forbad them to bear arms. No
Drawer men ever went into battle
They were finally beaten down by
immense numbers; their schools, hos
pitfalls, churches, cooperative farms,
became the jungle again. The litera-
ture about the wonders worked for
suffering savages, when these two
religious joined, is STIFLED BY
THE FOLLOWERS OF EACH RE-
CONTINUED ON Page FOur)
The people's voice., 1948-04-09
Helena CIO Member Elected
To School Board

Virgil James, member of East Hell
ena local 72, IUMMSW, Saturday be-
came the first union man in several
years to be elected to the Helena
school board. Mr.. James defeated Mrs.
Irwin Shope, incumbent, by margin
of 357 to 351 votes.
The people's voice., 1948-04-09
Wholesale Fraud Charged
In Billings GI Housing IN E +.

home
purchased
following
specifications which the
The people's voice., 1948-04-09
A Plea For 4 Return To Sanity :.
BY LOWNDES MAURY

Nations insane we'll as individuals The patient often
S to
helpless
The people's voice., 1948-04-09
AN EDITORIAL
What Is AmericanisrII

w Ekdl Is Al1lCI lCdkl1S1s
What Amercansm? Who shall define what IS Situtes
being good American? Has the American Leg Or any
other group the divine legal right to pontfica ndards
for Amercansm? Is being good American df lned py
how strictly citizen conforms to the status Is being
for brotherhood and understanding Amencan
than being for war, hate and intolerance?
questions the minds of capital
city people for the past week following outburs of
patriotism by minority of Heenas American Legion
post Target of the Legons Intimidation by publicity
ouon the Helena high school, because the radio class of
the school on February during BROTHERHOOD WEEK
presented broadcast KXLJ. The broadcast
eloquent plea racial religious tolerance here at home
understanding cooperation with other nations that
peace be lasting Similar sentiments have been expressed
of pulps many thousands of times
Surely what these kids wrote into their script the sen
mens of the heart f not the mnd) of all Amerans-of all
peoples everywhere
Pertinent sections broadcast script reprinted
Please read these sections carefully Are the thoughts
expressed radically different from those taught to
you as child Sunday school, different from the
american idea that has been expounded from the pubic
platform through public prints generations end
part this broadcast devoted to discussion
discrimination the part of the people against 9TH
ers because of differences in race color religion
the announcers opening statement, which follows:
ANNouNCE AM Hello @ DO Do you @ 0eee % & IN c h % M % % it @ o be-
the best standards the
which the freedom and Of the world With love
equality, and the qualities
Development of the theme carried the broadcast into dis
cusson of the present drift towards with Russia and the
arguments who available building
against the Russian people and fear or their naon
motives and policies.
argued for tolerance and exempficaon of
our following excerpts typical of the tone
the entire broadcast
Have we forgotten governmental thought
this for those whose THOUGHTS are the
democracy? SO then
to America to freedom
differently
half
it the Bible that you
neghbor? Should pass on the holy word
God again e
Are we Controlling with
Couldn't be
this life but in which there
nations But ike the past
finally that the meek inherit the eaftn
build easier
ship
Napoleon the Roman Empire Their
to be that
build let our sink DO we
o
repent theirs Let
of all
did something for him
Only follow for long whose
rebellion
into land Let's
the it. Ammuni
Of strengthen the Il
judging other ourselves (nd OF script
Having the above portions of the script
able person with the Legion Amer
canm committees assertion " that teachings contrary to
the American life being encouraged schools.
Are teachings of Christ FOREIGN to of life
or foreign ONLY the Legion minority would dictate
were empowered?
In attempting nmdate the teaching staff of the Helena
The people's voice., 1948-04-09

Tom j. Davis, long time Butte at
torney, and past international
president of Rotary, last Saturday
filed for the senate post, currently
held by Sen. James E. Murray. Mr..
Davis will be opposed in the Repub-
Ican primary, Tuesday July 20, by
Wellington D. Rankin, Helena at
torney and COP nominee for the
senate in 1912.