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Evening star., 1948-04-07
POEM WANTED?

(Fror Mr.. G. A., NetD York.
In the Star the story about Mrs.
John j. Daily winning a literary
award and having lost a little boy in
a playground accident reminds me
of poem her husband wrote at the
time and which was called Lost, A
Little Boy" 1t goes something like
this:
If you should see a little boy,
N His fingers clinging to a toy,
With laughter on his lips, SO coy,
Aud in his eyes flood of JOY.
Please send him back to me.
He wandered of from home one night.
Lured by the fairies in their fight,
A-following an eerie light
That blinded him from out our sight.
Please send him back to me.
My copy is mutilated but some one
in Washington might have the rest
of it, which I should so like to have.
My sister will watch for this.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
SICK PLANT; HoMINY2

from A. C., HydttSDilIe.J
Recently some one asked what to
do for sick impatiens plant. At
that time I also had one that didn't
bloom and the leaves would turn
yellow and drop. I gave 1t some
bone meal and a generous watering
with lime water every few days for
a week or SO. Now 1t is strong and
healthy and in full bloom. I have
several salmon colored ones started
and would like to trade for other
colors with some one ip this locality.
Can some one please tell me where
Il can obtain uncooked hominy?
Evening star., 1948-04-07
SHOE POLISH.

From B. B. w., Hyattsuille.)
For cleaning shoe polish off any
kind Of goods just use plain alcohol.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
PLANTS AND SEEDS.

PLANTS AND SEEDS.
From Mrs. r. E. G., Fairtar.)
If Mrs. T. A. G., Gordonsville, is
still interested in obtaining seed of
Sultana Cor Impatiens) they may be
had from Rex D. Pearce, Moores-
town, N. j., or George w. Park Seed
Co., Greenwood, S. c. +
Any one sending me stamped,
addressed envelope, care of RCH,
would be welcome to some bulbs of
Achimenes, purple and white with
blue center. (That is, of course, as
long as the supply lastso Velvety,
large flowers similar to Gloxinias,
culture same. Plant about u inch
deep, in horizontal position, in rich
woods soil with some sand, good
drainage, charcoal in bottom of pot
helps. Keep just moist, not wet at
first. Shade at all times, no water
on leaf. Plenty of water when
growing, no commercial fertilizer
Also have seeds of platycodon, a
perennial similar to campanula.
Very easy to grow and keep, and
coral flower, tender perennial, good
house plant. Easy.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
HELP ON HOOKED RUG.

From Mrs. B. c. p, Wasliington.)
To Mrs. r. M. c., Washington, who
asked for information about hook
ing rug with automatic hooker. You
do not sew strips of material to-
gether. just use each strip to its
end and then push end through last
hole made with needle. This puts
all ends on right side of rug and
they just have to be cut the same
length as the loops and they help
form the nap of rug and do not pull
out.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
HELP MEN (cont. J

Star staff Photo by John Mueller
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

This, Mr. Truman is likely to dis
cover if and when he attempts to
carry out present plans. Insistence
that the committee has done nothing
except "hunt headlines" and that it
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
ACCIDENT

Mrs. Neil Bigelow, of Washington,
D. c., spent the past week with her
jarents, Mr.. and Mrs. William link
an at their home on Town Hill road
Mrs. Nellie Rodgers has returned
to the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Speicher, after having been a patient
for some time in the Memorial Hos
pital, Cumberland, where she received
treatment and observation.
Roger Ault, student at Western
Maryland college, Westminster, has
arrived to spend the Christmas holi-
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Ault.
DR.. and Mrs. Glenn Speicher, Of
Westminster, have announced the
birth of a son, Glenn, Jr., on Deem
Der 7. This is the couples fourth
child and first son. DR.. Speicher is
the youngest son Of the late eX-Sena-
tor H. j. Speicher and Mrs. Speicher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Spoerlein are
spending several days with Mrs.
Spoerlein's folks in Rushville, Ind.
Mrs. Robert MeOlvin and Mrs.
Frank Riddell were shoppers in
Pa, one day recently.
Mrs. Frank Riddell spent several
days last week in Morgantown, w.
Va. on business.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
HOYES

The Hoyes MYF and Sunday school
will present their annual Christmas
program on Thursday evening at 1890
p m. in the local church. The public
is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dewitt an
nounce the birth of daughter on De-
cember 14th at Hazel McGilvery hos
pital in Meyersdale The baby has
been named Joyce Agnes.
The WSCS met last Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Memell
Wilbmn. There were fifteen members
present. The devotions were led by
Miss Ada leighton. The study pro-
gram was presented by Mrs. Robert
Friend, assisted by Miss Lucille Glot-
felty At the end Of the study refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Wilbun.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Shank and daugh-
ters were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Shank in Deer Park last
Thursday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Date Set to Open
Savage Dam Bids

Army engineers set February l as
the date for opening bids for com
pletion of excavation and embank-
ment work at the Savage river dam,
Rep. J. Glenn Beall announced this
week.
Principal features of the work in
clude 1,O35,OOO cubic yards Of exca-
walton and $4,000 cubic yards of
embankment.
Army engineers declared early thie
fall that completion and operation Of
the dam is expected by 1851, depend
ing upon anticipated Congressional
appropriations. The project carries
an initial appropriation Of 100000
for 1948-49. The second and final
contract will include installation of
hydraulic gates and accompanying
equipment, completion of all con-
crete work in the outlet works and
spillway, and operators facilities.
The dam, started as a WPA prof
Get, to regulate flow of the Potomac
river for industrial purposes, was
abandoned with the outbreak of the
war.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Farm Account
Books Offered

"The big headache in preparing
income tax statements is the job of
keeping the necessary records" That
is the statement many farmers make
about this time of year as they start
to check over the figures for their
January 18th report to Uncle Sam.
As Il special help in 1949, remind
er comes from the State Extension
Service that two farm account books
are available at cost go cents each)
to residents of Maryland. One is
strictly a farm record book while the
other provides space to keep track of
both the farm and the home finances.
The books are prepared especially for
farmers and make accurate record
keeping about as easy as it can be.
County agent John Carter advises
that more than twenty-five farmers
in Garrett County used the Maryland
farm account book last year.
A bulletin summarizing the prac-
tees which many farmers follow in
filling out their income tax returns is
also available. It's title is "lmprovine
Farm Income Tax Reporting and it
was prepared by w. P. Walker and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Meirell Wilburn and
sons were in Oakland Saturday.
Mrs. Randall Wilburn, Mrs. Verna
Dewitt and Mrs. George Wahl were
shopping in Uniontown on Thursday.
Ross Speicher was a business caller
in Baltimore last Friday.
Mrs. Alnelle Snyder was spend
the-day guest Of her sister, Mrs. Whit
Dewitt on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edwin Dewitt
and daughter and Mrs. Arthur De
Witt were business callers in Oak
land on last Tuesday.
Shirley Hauser and Sonny Codding-
ton visited Mrs. Evelyn Hauser at
the home of Harold Dewitt on Sun
day afternoon.
MIR. and ms. John Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. jim Wilson from Columbus,
Ohio. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Whit Dewitt on Sunday.
Miss Mary Blackshear arrived from
Montevallo college in Alabama on
Monday to spend the Christmas holt
days with her mother, Mrs. Albert
SNYDER and Mr.. Snyder.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

the facts as now known were known
! to the FBI and an Assistant Secrc-
tary of State some years ago, clearly
they would not have been made public
! but for this committee. Clearly, it
was a real public service to dig them
out. Clearly, the full story has not
been told and, quite clearly, it should
be told. Yet, instead of co-operatinfi
with the committee in uncovering the
whole Shiny business, the Admins
tration appears to be trying to cover
it up.
Mr. Truman still holds to his UNI
founded and ridiculous campaign as
sertion that it is all "red herring"
The Department Of Justice blocks the
committee in its effort to examine
witnesses and refuses it access to
papers. Its own investigation is with
out vgor or initiative And the New
Deal writer's divide into two classes:
one denounces the committee for its
lack of dignity and decorum; the 9TH
er declares that the facts as revealed
by the committee and the Chambers
papers are innocuous and inane; that
nothing Of Importance has developed:
that the average citizen is "bored to
tears" and, anyhow, it is all ten years
old.
Finally, it is obvious that as soon
as the Democrats take over Congress
an Administration effort to abolish
the Un-American Activities Commit
tee will be made. The charge is that
the objective is to smother and white
wash. There is more than little evil
dence to sustain this allegation. The
Administration position in this very
serious matter is illogical and wrong.
In addition, it is stupid. This is the
sort of thing that cannot be smoth-
cred or brushed aside. 1t would be
against the national interests to do 50.
Also, it would be against public senti-
nent as reflected in Congress.
This, Mr. Truman is likely to dis
cover if and when he attempts to
carry out present plans. Insistence
that the committee has done nothing
except "hunt headlines" and that it
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

must become "dead committee is
not likely to commend itself to the
normal man or woman. 1t is more opt
to discredit those who try to maintain
that position. In the face Of such de-
velopments such complete complacen-
cy on the part of the White House and
State Department is-to put it mildly
-unbecoming. If these developments
do not disturb them it is appropriate
to ask: What would?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
STUPIDITY COmplacent

Perhaps it does them injustice, but
it is not easy to understand the attl-
tude of the Department OF Justice,
the left-wing journalistic and radio
commentators and Mr.. Truman him
self toward the revelations of the
Un-American Activities Committee
except on the theory that for either
personal or political reasons they want
to bottle the whole business up. There
is nothing smart about this attitude
and there is nothing good about 1t
either. Apparently, the Indictment OF
Mr.. Alger Hiss for perjury by the
New York grand jury has not altered
it very much.
Whatever may be thought of the
personnel and methods Of the COM
mittee (and both have been greatly
overdenounced), through it there has
been revealed the stunning fact that
ten wears ago officials in our State
Department were covertly supplying
copies of highly secret documents toI
the espionage agent of a foreign
power. A graver disclosure could
hardly be made. Nor is there any (!
doubt about it. The copies have been
identified as authentic by former
Under Secretary Summer Welles and
present Assistant Secretary John E.
Peurifoy. Both have insisted that
some of these documents are so i'm
portant that their publication even
now would be damaging to the ma
tional security.
No suggestion is made that the
documents are not what they seem.
No denial is made that they were |
copied and conveyed to Mr.. Whit !
taker Chambers, the self-confessed |
former Communist and spy. Chiefly !
the denials came from Mr.. Hiss, who |
Mr.. Chambers swears furnished him |
many of these documents and much |
information over a considerable period |
of time This the now indicted Mr. !
Hiss unequivocally denies. Another |
State Department offcial-Mr. Hen
~ Julian Wodleigh-named by Mr.. /
Chambers as also supplying informa- !
ton and documents, refused to answer
questions before the committee on the |
ground that he might incriminate
himself. Now the question of whether
Mr. Hiss and Mr. Wodleigh are
guilty as charged by Mr.. Chambers is,
of course, very important to them
but, so far as the country is con-
cerned, that is a minor matter. There
are several questions vastly more
vital. full answers to which the peo-
pie are clearly entitled.
One of these is: What and who were
back of these State Department Of
ficials in their nefarious activities?
Were they disloyal for pay or for
some other reason? Have they all
been cleared out or do any remain
whose disloyalty is questionable? And,
finally, who sponsored these men in
the first place? Who put them in po-
sitions where they had access to the
top secrets of the department and
were able to pass them on to the
agent of foreign power? 1t is i'm
portant to know these things. 1t is i'm
portant to make public all information
bearing upon this incident which Is
among the most unsavory in our
history.
In some ways it is more unsavory
than the Tea Pot Dome scandals of
the Harding Administration which al
so, it will be recalled, were revealed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

S. H. Default of the Agriculture;
Economics staff. Farm account books
on bulletin is available at the county
agents office, or write to the Bulletin
Room, Extension Service, College
Park. Md
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Kempton Birth Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Blondale Broll, Kemp
ton, announce the birth of a son, Pat
rick William, last Thursday. Mrs
Broll is the former Miss Juanita
Povish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Povisb Kemn4op
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
By FRANK n. KENT

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per
mission.
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3entralat.erifa eeba,at?

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nails cine Ser Gr,pGa,ngen eeipcIcn
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tpirtieen 3eiie ourd 3entralamerifa
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sone in @au aenonlmen iueroen tonne,
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iibcr ibr @ebict berfiigen iolle.
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bernmt &talins 5leg

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&on1lnmiiten in Sstalien Die Moht er.
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Gi4edcile,raeei
Kriie II, Scr

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genes tonnte bisbcr ben BUG beS Gre
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laiinnaseei,,d)c ser anSeren Harteier
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frembem @enftion (bier meint or gnc
lanb nno Mmerifa) 81 crbalten, bGt
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spirfliben 8nitdnSc in Ser 1idef)o
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tuenie auriif6liden ,ino ipiiien, Sab
Ole 1fhehoilopafei bor .bem 5,peitsn
Meltfrieg bon ssranfreih berlaiic,,
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Il. =. beratcn nit
Sranereiet mnN GnelanH

@ai6inaton. Die Gereinigtcn Staa.
ten ucrocn an hritiih yfransoiiic1en
geiprcbunsen itbcr sic 3l,flnit ser
@eiobungs5oncn tcilncbmcn, sic mm
IN Sonoon bcganncn.
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ung criolatc uno cs bicb onrin, "cs
lit nod nid)t befannt, Oh Sic 2onocncr
&onicren5 bolo 5,l eincr GcrIhmcl-
,una Ser hrei 3oncn fiibren miro"
Ger Grciicbcamtc i'm Stoots Tc-
partment, Mihocl McTcrmott, iaatc
Der 3mcd oicier @cIprc6rmgcn lit,
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lcme oussutoillhen. sic id)cn lcit lon'
gem bon Snterelic iinb."
0cfamtlih honbclt cs iid hci bic'c;,
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fommcn fam llnb mitbin cine Get
l,,ne 9c,,tidlonbs beoinaen iuiirbe.
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9eutihen in ser Huiien5one bagegen,
ooh and, i'm @eiten ItoBen Die Mmc-
rifoner nit ihren Mnriballplun mo
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neg 1rcisoncn Gcutichlanos nnS Den
Ioaenanntcn @irtIdaitsrat. 90.
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ocn pc(cn Often geIidcrt Rublanos
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>cn Stur3 Der Neaiering Renes 81
r1parten.
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Nrabiidte 1lis4spsst ~
Geilnf,e pal6iti,,a5

Cairo. Bon 5uperldIiiser arabiibet
Seite bieB cs, baB pieIleiht eifti9c
amerifaniife rmo britiidc Gro5Iton.
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rerben lpiirbcn, iolIte hic II. q. bcr.
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alS slntnort Ser Mraber empfoblen.
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Wirtldaitsboptott iener 2an6er auf.
Die lid) fir Die 3eililns entidie6en
baben.
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Ginbdrgerung, Ginmanoe=
rui1G, Dermanotes

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nit ioldcn Mn9nbcn an bcn Gomn,or
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4Otb Street, RNu Oorf tS, q. y.
ssraae: Sd, bin 9iiraerin lno bnb'
einen MuslanSer geheiratet. Sd .pilE
tc bomalS nid)t. bab er it'd bier illego
oitibiclt. Had) ser Gbcidlieblng iplil
De mein Mann pcrhaitct lmb oepor
tiert. Sd erfubr, bab er ieiner5eit als
Scemann nod Sen II. g. q. fam I'M
obne gral,rbnis ans Qanb gina. e.
bate fcin rsmniarationSpiilmn @n
ioQ id t,ln. nm i'm nod amcrifa 81
rii3i,brineen?
Mnttport: "a or perbaftct mo DC,
porticrt ip,,rbe, fam er crit Elm Sab,
nod ieiner Dcporticruna crncilt sl,ac
faiicn iperbcn. Mbcr or m,B bcim S,snl.
migration onh Standardization Ser,
ticc nm ,3atuifn,g trrcnt miimtbcn
1os tann er elm ssdbr 1,ad) Der gepcr
ticrl,na tl,n. Sic abcr alS icine @ct
fin umS Mmcrifanerin iollten eir
rNifioabit Of Support" porbereiten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

brter Seicr, oaB Ser poriGbriac @c.n.
crtrag in Rbeinlanb-VfalS um runSc
40 MtiIlionen 2iter segeniiber 6eil
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blicb. 1916 .falf,,lierte" non otri.
ihen Nbein, Moiel uno Nabe MI!
ctpn 70 Millionen 9iter. Gs puroe
bcrcits Dor einigen Mcuntrr norIorg.
Iih oarauf binseipicien. oaB Die Sies.
idbrige Grnte nod, erbeblit unter Der
ees Goriabres liegen iperbe.
ssn5ipiiden seoeibt sic l1eppisteit
Ser Maeame aompeniation. Sic eiert
nah Sem feuriecn 47er. 1enn Der bat
es in iih. @ein @unocr BEL oen Scn.
nenelait oieies Sommers. 3ugegcben:
2rofcGheit nno ned, niht beicitistc
&rieasciniliiiic in beriibntcn Mein.
antalgebietcn Ser NfaI3, oes MoieI.
lanoes ltnH ses MbeinIeftors miithcr.
ten Hie Grtrdee. Resional. pcrltcbt
| iidy. nid)t alleemein.
Sano aufs Ser5: Die &nrtoffcl.
ernte lit i'm 8ereih ser 9isone ia aud
perbangnispoG unteridast .por6en.
ltnb beiln @ein bonn Rbein .pirb es
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nift anSers' iein. Riht lneripdhnt
fam bleiben, baB bic i'm Dorado ocs
ipcitlidpn @einlanSeS bominieret,Se
@eiatunssnrad,t redt Sraltiide Hlod.
iernnasbeitimmanaen perfiiete. Sn
oieicm Sabre pllroen gar id1on elei,b
Moit ,no Maiihc Cpfer bieier Nob.
nabme. Danad) lit - bon ben SeIbIt.
pericrge-Nnteilen abseielen - Ole
gblieferl,nsspflid)t iibcr Die @eionit.
crntc pcrbGngt. Mlio iosmiasen etn
latentcr @ein> >Welaeer,inosa osauitdnS.
llno trotoem lad)t Der eroue Marft.
erinit oie fettIeibiee aompeniottpn.
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