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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28

Letter to the Editor:
The Toledo Pension Plan,
by giving the older workers
an opportunity to retire, will
provide jobs for the younger
people. Thereby, increasing
the purchasing power in our
community. T his increased
purchasing power will bene-
fit everyone in the area. Big
Business, B Small Business,
Butcher, Baker and Candle
stick Maker.
Felix SZymanski.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28

is the City ruled by the workers who produce
the wealth and pay the taxes to keep it oper-
ating / have always been under the impress
sion that Toledo was a government of the
people, for the people, by the people. Ap-
parently have been wrong. 1t appears that
those who have ruled for so long are getting
jittery because their rule is being challenged
by the people.
There can be no question that the pub
Usher of a newspaper in city, where only
one exists is a moulder of public opinion.
He gives the citizens what he, the publisher,
wants them to read and nothing more.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
Hands Off
Our BoIIof MIR. Toff

HERE'S what it is all about. The cat
Is out of fhe bag. The Taft political ma
chine wants to rig the Ohio Ballot. The
Taft gang ADMITS scheme to pick up
loo. 600 votes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
"WHO RULES TOLEDOw

E ABOVE caption appeared editorial
Times of October 25th. We ould like know
rules Toledo? the member banks of the Toledo Clearing
House Association Do they rule Fair City?
publisher Toedos only daily newspaper? Or
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-10-28
Here's Why II Is Bad

For SO years we have had the present
form of ballot in Ohio. Al other states
have the same kind of battUt.-
Surely the people of AZ states can't
all be wrong.
Taft knows you can't change the vot-
Ing habits of So years without confusing
thousands of voters. And that is exactly
what he wants.
Vote NO and tell Taft he can't take
away the ballot you have had for So
years Show Taft your ballot is your
sacred democratic right something
not to be meddled with.
Only states have something similar
to the Taft ballot and not one of them
has ballot as confusing and limiting as
the Taft ballot
Vote NO on this ballot-tampering idea
on November 9th this year (1949). Show
Taft you are not going to stand for any
meddling with your ballot.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25

riders) and all other big properties
was job for a dozen men but just
a few managed it somehow
Some of the imitation fruit rolled
under the trees and young woman
could be seen down on her hands and
knees locating the lost properties that
had to be in position for the next
scene. This chasing down of cakes
and hard wheat biscuits was indeed
strenuous especially with boys run
ming all over the place trying to sell
bite of cake to other members of
the cast.
People have asked if the trees had
grown overnight. The men who were
responsible for that sure must have
watered them regularly to make them
develop so rapidly. Without the set
ting the entire show would have been
total flop, so thanks a million to
those who took the chance of being
jailed and to those who watered them
so they would remain green until the
last night.
Costumes were beautiful and those
responsible for the procurement de-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25

aggression of groups and agen-
cies against the people as a whole is
not a process of free men," he de-
clared. Especial privilege either to
business or groups is not liberty
our officials are forced to think in
terms of pressure groups, not in
terms of need of the whole people.
Think it over"
Highlights of Herbert Hoover's
18th birthday address included:
No nation grows stronger by sub
traction.
Along this road of spending, the
Government either takes over, which
is socialism, or dictates institutional
and economic life, which is fascism.
Most Americans do not believe in
comprises with Collectivism. But they
do not realize that through govern
ment spending and taxes our Nation
is blissfully driving down the back
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25
MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1919.
RANKS WITH LINCOLN'S

Herbert Hoover's speech at Palo
Alto warned Americans they were
riding to "dead-end. . on the last
mile to collectivism."
"Think of the Next Generation" he
pleaded. Government spending, he de-
clared, threatens to "rob posterity of
its inheritance"
He said the average citizen works
81 days year to support the Gov
eminent and pay its bill, and that
proposed additional spending would
add another 20 days work.
"You might want to work for your
family instead of paying for a gil
gantic bureaucracy" he challenged.
Seven times during his address he
summed up his points with those
works hink it over"
Mr.. Hoover said:
'The American mind is troubled by
the growth of Collectivism through
out the World.
eve have a few hundred thousand
Communists and their fellow-travel-
ers in this country. They cannot de-
stroy the Republic. They are a NUS
ance and require attention. We also
have the doctrinaire Socialists who
peacefully dream of their Utopia.
"But there is a considerable group
of fuzzy minded people who are engi-
neering a compromise with all these
European infections. They fail to
realize that our American system has
grown away from the systems of
Europe for $50 years. They have the
foolish notion that a collectivist
economy can at the same time pre-
serve personal liberty and consti-
tutional government.
"Most Americans do not believe in
these compromises with Collectivism.
But they do not realize that through
governmental spending and taxes,
our Nation is blissfully driving down
the back road to it at top speed :"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25

hired man would help in the kitchen.
The speciality was fried chicken from
the Conneway's flock of Leghorns,
served country style.
All that was many years ago. Mr..
Conneway is long since dead. Mrs.
Conneway has been i'll and hospital
lied for some time. The farm has
changed hands frequently, and is now
owned by C. Corbin and B. P. Repet-
sky from Kempton. 1t is no longer pos
sible to rent five-seated blackboard
drawn by four horses from Jake Ech-
ards livery stable and proceed
through Pleasant Valley to the base
of the mountain where Everybody
but grandmother and the driver
would get out and walk to the top to
Conneways." But the memory of
those times is still vivid, and the
farm still commands view of four
states and broad range of noun
tains, farms, and woodlands.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25

time. From the very treacherous In
dams all the way to the grand finale
everyone did his part and frequently
more. Now, when we look back upon
certain of the scenes some even acted
natural, especially in the school scene
some Of the children repeated those
antics that they have performed so
faithfully in school for the past
years.
The character with the nose has
since wondered what in the world he
would find to keep him busy after the
close of the show. We have thought
of others today and contemplated as
to their actions now that they have
nothing but ordinary household
duties to perform.
The powder girls who aided so
much in making a person look like
another sure do deserve a lot of
credit. We all wish a person could
make ourselves look like some one
else especially when one has to go on
the stage and act a fool. Neverthe-
less, girls, we sure appreciate your
share in the whole show.
Some fellows have lights before
their eyes today. Spots, foots, reds,
yellows and blues. Well, if you have
spots remember that you deserve
them for the artistic lighting job
that was done. Many have COM
mented that the enthusiasm of the
lighting men was outdone only by the
beauty and expression which this
keen interest caused.
Those men with sore fingers and
thumbs sure must feel bad because
they had to learn to use a hammer
and saw. Some of these men if they
ever want job as carpenters, cleo
tricians or fireworks SETTER offers"
can call any of the committee and we
will gladly give a written recon-
mendation.
The church and log cabin is still for
sale and those who made the thing
will learn their value as carpenters
and designers when the price is given.
Benches, rostrums, platforms, bells,
car horns, rockets, black powder,
horses with riders Especially with
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25
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Continued from Page One)
Virginia.
Mr.. Lincoln did not live to see the
success of Conneways. In 1902 he
died and, at his request, was buried
on top of the mountain above the
house. The grave is still visible,
marked with an ornate stone and an
iron fence.
Until some time after the first
World War the Conneway House was
a busy and popular place for at least
two months a year. Summer people
would drive out from Oakland and
the Park, often as many as thirty APP
pearing for breakfast. 1t was not I'M
common for the Conneways to serve
a hundred meals a day Most of the
work was done by Mrs. Conneway
and her daughter Nellie, now Mrs. w.
F. Sanders of the Gortner region, but
during the busiest periods Mr. Con-
neway, a partial cripple, and the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25
Pageant Committee
Grateful for Help

Dear Editor:
The Pageant Committee of the
Oakland Centennial Commission, Inc,
would like through your newspaper
to thank all of the people who had
anything to do with the success of
the pageant "Song of the Oaks"
To the weather man for his good
prophecies, many thanks. The wealth
er was fine all week but questionable
on Sunday. The day of the last show
ing he demanded another twenty-five
cents to hold the rain back for a few
hours so that the show could go on.
Also on several occasions his cane
was used to excellent advantage in
watching out for those who tried to
crash the party.
Here we do not have the room to
mention all the names of those who
did such an excellent job of listening
and performing in a stellar manner.
Listening of course became monoto-
nous when the script was heard by
all the people of the cast time after
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The Republican was established ir
1877. 1t is the oldest and largest news
paper published in Garrett county
With the greatest circulation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25

road to it at top speed.
The steady lowering of the stand
ard of living by this compromised
Collectivist system under the title
"austerity" in England should be a
sufficient spectacle. 1t aims at a
fuller life but it ends in ration.
We have not had a great socializa-
ton of property. But we are on the
last mile to Collectivism through
government collection and spending
of the savings of the people.
Thinking and debate on these
questions must not be limited to legis-
lative halls We should debate them in
every school. We should resort to the
old cracker barrel debate in every
corner grocery.
AS spendthrifts we are on our way
to rob posterity of its inheritance.
Gil e.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25

serve thanks. Many of the stars Of
the performance would like to keep
them and place them in their regular
wardrobe. 1t certainly is too bad that
they have to be turned in.
The music was superb. No amount
of appreciation and thanks can be
given to all of those connected with
it. The brilliant tenor and sopranos
were outstanding features of the en-
tire performance. The singers and
their director, the stringed group and
their director deserve more than
their share of thanks.
We are also deeply grateful to all
who loaned articles to use for proper
ties.
The Pageant Committee
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25

The driver of the car that fatally
injured Margaret Mitchell, author of
"Gone With The Wind" was indicted
on charge of involuntary man
slaughter at Atlanta.
Fires were raging out of control
in Idaho's national forest.
Federal Communications commits
sion moved to throw most of radios
prize give-away programs off the air
waves but broadcasting interests
promptly announced fight
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25
50 Marriage Permits
Granted During Week

Fifty-three marriage licenses were
issued from the office of the clerk of
the Circuit Court during the past
week ending Tuesday morning, bring
ing the total for August thus far to
10. Six of those issued were marked
don't publish"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Predpovida malo masa a nedo-
statek drHbeze.

Poole nazoru DIR. H. E. Ba-
bocka, Ithaca, N. Y, budou
NIT Americana v nekolika malo
prlStfch letech nedostatek ma
sd a drGbeze, jestlize americti
farmari neprestanou kupit ma
hromady velke prebytky zrni
a nezacnou 81 hledet vic dobyt-
ka a drGbeze.
DR.. Babock promluvil ma W.
rocni konvenci National Live
Stock & Meat Board v hotelu
Stevens v patek vecer. Pro
hlasil, re zasoby masa a drG-
beze poklesly ma 1roven r. 1882
a 1888.
Zddraznil, re Americana sc
nespokoji s tim, ably bylo pro-
dukovano velke mnozstvf obili
a ceny masa, mleka a dr1heze
zdstaly vysoke proto, protoze
je ma tonic poll nedostatek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
k

byl schvalen kongresem a pre-
sidentovi Trumanovi bylo dano
takto zmocnen1, ably uskutecnil
alespon castecne ona doporuee-
nj pro reorganisaci jak byla do
porucena Hooverovym vybo-
rem. Senat je dale zamestnan
projednanim delnickeho zako-
ma, ktery ma nahradit Taft
HartleyGv zakon a president
naznacil, re Dude Ia
kon vetovat, nedopadne-li tax
jak on 81 preje.
Stavebn1 zakon sc pc dlou-
hych prGtazfch dostal konecne
do domu zastupcG a pan Tru-
man zahajil projednanf ostrym
vypadem proti lobbistdm po-
zemkovych zajmG, kterym wy
tykal zlomyslnou a pri tom ne
smyslnou propaganda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka.
ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

V kr1zkovych zapasech pora-
danych pTfstf 1tery, %. cervna
v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Contosem
1cinkovati budou nasledujicl
z%apasn1ci:
Antonio Rocco, 226 ID. CA
mazing Argentina Italian) VS..
Texas Babe Sharkey, 243 ID.
(Former Worlds Champion).
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu l porazky.
ZVLASTNf
Kola Kwariani; 235 ID. (Rus-
sian Cossack) VS.. Two Ton Tony
.Galento z New Jersey.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu As minut aneb l porazky.
V nasleduj1cfch 3 zapasech
kter6 urceny jsou ma dobu 30
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkujf
George Macricostas, 23O ID.
Golden Creek VS.. Hans
Kampfer, 236 ID. German Oak.
Abe Coleman, 218 ID. (Je-
wish Hercules) VS.. Steve Kar-
ras, 200 ID. Greek American)
z Detroit.
Joe Komaroff. 235 ID. (Rus-
sian Slugger) VS.. Ace Freeman,
200 ID. z New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Ford zada primsri ma dobu
IS mesicE.

Detroit, Mich. - Ford Mo
tor Co. pozadala CIO United
Auto Workers v sobotu O odvo-
lanf vsech svych pozadavk1 ma
dobu Is mes1cG a ustaliti mzdu
pro tn dobu ma zaklade cen III
votnich potreb. Ford navza-
jem slibuje udrzeti nynejsi
mzdu ma stejnem stupni.
Sprava spolecnosti pripomi-
ma, re takova dohoda Dude
podporovati stabilisaci 20 cele
zemi v nynejsi povazlive dobe.
Pc ornament toho navrhu,
nebyl dan ma jevo zadny dsu-
dek sc strany United Auto
Workers.
Henry Ford pri teto prflezi-
tosti pripomenul, re v letosni
letnf dobe je k ocekavani roz-
poctu nezamestnanych
100000. Pripomenul da-
lie, re ceny zivotn1ch potTeb kle-
sail a ocekava pokles v prodeji
aut O 80 procent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Cinsti komuniste uvazuji O
koalicni Wade.

Sanghaj. = Informovane
kruhy sdeluji, re predbezne
conference O utvoTen1 move ko-
alicnf vlady budou zahajeny v
Peipingu pod veden1m move ko-
munisticke administrace. Roz-
pravy mali jednati O proporci-
onelnlm zastoupenf nekomunis-
tickych skupin ktere sc mali z1-
|castniti ma pTiprave move 1stre-
dn1 vlady. Formalni porady
zacnou v srpnu v Peipingu.
Komuniste chtejf uspisiti u
tvofen1 move vlady, protoze ma
cionalisticka vlada je v 1plnem
rozkladu. UvoTeni move 1stre-
dnf vlady by uspfsilo dkol ko-
munistG primeti zapadni pro-
vincie Ike kapitulaci pc rozkla-
du zbyvajfcfch nacionalistic-
kych armad. Mnozf hodnosta-
ri nacionalisticke vlady by by
Ii ochotni kapitulovati dstred-
nj koalicni Wade ale ne komu-
nistum samotnym.
Komuniste drzi nyni vsech-
ny dGlezite pr1stavy mimo Kan
ton, Fuchowa Amoye a Swato-
va. Ocekava Sc, re tyto prista-
Wy budou vzaty konec leta. Ko-
muniste must zacft diplomatic
ky styk nejakeho druhu sc zev-
nejslm svetem. Zapadni moe
nosti odmftajf uznati jak komu-
nistickou armada tax komunis-
tickou docasnou vladu, proto
komuniste must nit 1stredni
vladu nez Sc chteji uchazeti O
uZnanl u cizlch mocnostl.
Zapadnf mocnosti must resit
problem jak uznati novou Gin
skou vladu bez ztraty prestize.
Statnf sekretar Dean Acheson
pry prohlasil senatu. re Spoie-
ne Staty neuznajf komunistic-
kou .vladu dokud nacionaliste
jsou ma c1nske p1de.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Zapad uvazuje o pomoci
Jugoslavii.

Parfz. = Gin vice je Jugo-
slavic hospodafsky bojkotova-
ma komunistickymi staty, tim
vice Sc snaz1 zajistit 81 hospo-
darskou pomoc cd zapadnfho
sveta. Titova vlada prave pro-
jednava s anglickou vladou da-
lekosahlou hospodarskou doho-
du, pTedvfdajfci vymenu zbozf
v hodnote $500, 900, 900 pc do
bu prfst1ch 5 let.
Anglicani jsou pry zasadne
ochotni souhlasit S tim, ably Ju-
goslavie alespon re zacatku O.
debirala cd Anglie znacne vice,
nez niue wyatt vyvozem do
Angle, to znamena jinymi slo-
wy, re Anglie je ochotna doda-
vat do Jugoslavie ma liver.
Soucasne Sc Jugoslavie tez
|snazf dostat livery v Americe
a Size to jsou 2 druhy 1verG,
O ktere Sc Jugoslavie uchazi.
Jednak je v behu zadost u sve-
Itove banky O liver $50, ,000
a mimo to Sc jedna S nekterymi
Isoukromymi bankovnimi domy
O kratkodobe livery We vysi Cd
SIS, 900, 900 do $15,OOO,O 900
|Soukome banky zadaji ovsem
zvlaste dobre zaruky a neni
znamo, IDA je Dude moci Jugo,
slavic poskytnout.
Nez Svetova banka poskytne
nejaky liver, vyzada 81 vzdy
dobrozdanf Cd statniho depart
mentu, stale Sc tax i v tonic
pr1pade a jak bylo feceno stat.
nj department zasadne prot Il
|veru niceho nenamita. Nepfi.
chazf vsak 1vahu, re by Ju.
goslavie mohla bvt zapojena dc
Marshallova planu.
Zapadnl svet je 81 vedom, re
Jugoslavie zGstava i nadale sta
TEN komunistickym, avsak pr16.
lom do zelezne opony poskytu-
lie zapadu takove vyhody, re
Jugoslavii Dude asi hospodar.
ska pomoc poskytnuta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Vyznani jugoslavskeho
komunistv.

Belehrad, Jugoslavie. - Bane
Andrejev, Ju~goslavsky ministr
pro vodnf ekonomii a starry Glen
jugoslavske komunisticke stra-
ny vyzpov1dal Sc verejne a Ito
val, re byl pro Kominformu".
Pravil, re Sc dopustil "jistych
.cinG, jez nejsou v souhlasu S
kazn1 strany", kdyz Sc Komin-
.forma rozesla S premierem IT,
ten v cervnu minuleho roku.
Andrejev prohlasil, re "neza-
sadn1 spin1c1 kampan" Komin-
formy a "nesocialistictf komu-
nist6" jej vsak nynf presvedci-
Ii, re politika strany Gugoslav-
ske) byla spravna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
Department of Education The
Division of Adult Education

%oznamuje, re Dude pocfnaje
pondel1m, 81. cervna otevrena
Letn1 Sezona POlytechnice
Vecerni Skole. Instrukce budou
davany ctyrikrat tydne a Size
v pondeli, 1tery, stredu a ctvr-
tex cd 1880 do $3.50 vecer. Ma
b1zej1 RUNE kursy vedouc1 k
diplom1m vyssi skoly. Vyuco-
vati Sc Dude matimatice, angli-
cine, d6jinam a jinym predme-
tim bude-li zapsano dostatecne
mnozstvi posluchac1. Pro O.
byvatele Baltimore vyucovani
je bezplatne.
Amerikanisacni tT1dy jsou O.
tevreny pro dospele narozene v
cizine.
Veskere informace sdeli Di-
vision of Adult Education, Tel
Belmont $500, Extension 1863.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-24
0 utvoreni Pacificke Obranne
Smlouvy je nadale uvazovano.

Smlouvy je nadale uvazovano.
Londyn. - Cd te DOLBY, co
byl projednavan Severoatlan-
ticky obranny pakt, Sc nepre-
stale mluvit o tom, re bezpec-
nostni system pro demokratic-
Ike staty ma byt doplnen paci-
fickou obrannOu smlouvou. O.
Itazka sc stala ovsem jeSte INA
che aktuelnejsi uspechem ko-
munist1 v Cine.
Jde nyni o to zjistit, kdo 81
uzavreni pacifickeho paktu pre-
ie, ktere staty by obsahoval a
kdy by mohl byt uzavren. Tyto
otazky neni snadne zodpove-
Diet jiz vzhledem k tomu, re
jde O obrovskou oblast S rGzno-
rodym obyvatelstvem a u mno-
hych narodn teto oblasti nenl
jisto, v jakem smeru Sc budou
pohybovat.
l kdyz jsou d~iplomaticke
vztahy mezi Ruskem a komunis
tickou Chou dosud ponekud
nevyjasnene, tax nepochybuje
nikdo O tom, lie sc c1nsti komu-
niste nakonec zavclenf do rus
Ike zajmove sfery. Tim spise
81 pax narody jihovychodnf A
sic pref vedet, jaky postoj
Spojene Staty v tonic presto
ru zaujfmat hodlajl.
Postoj Ameriky.
Statnf tajemnik Acheson
pred nedavnem prohlasil, re
pacificka oblast jeste neni IRA
la pro uzavreni nejake obran-
ne smlouvy. Pr tonic SVEN
nazoru sc Acheson Opel o ma
hled ministerskeho pfedsedy
Indie Jawahral Nehruho, ktery
poukazal k tomu, re by musela
byt nejdrive resena celia rada
otazek nez by mohlo byt uvazo-
vano O uzavrenl nejake paci-
ficke smlouvy.
Nenf prozatim jasno, KIDD by
mohl vystoupit jake mluvc1 In
donesie, IDA Holandane nebo
republikanska vlada a prave
TAX nevyTeseno je postavenl
FrancouzG v Indocine.
Pripadne clenske staty.
Jake clenove pripadne paci-
ficke unie prichazi v uvahu
ISpojene Staty, Angle a Fran
Gle, dale anglicka dominia Pa
kistan, Indie, Ceylon. Austria
lie a Novy leland, dale fran
couzska Indocina a ostatni an
glicke draw v teto oblasti, ia
ko obzvlaste Malaysia. Dale
samostatne staty Siam, Burma,
Filipiny, JIM Korea a ma ko-
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