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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-21
Bar Group Argues
On Orphans Court

A political trade was proposed to
the Maryland Bar Association as a
means of abolishng the states
orphans courts at meeting in At
lantic City.
Abolition of the ancient orphans
court system has been a chief crusade
of the bar association in recent years.
State Senator Louis Goldstein Cd
Calvert) told the groups 54th annual
convention today that there isn't
a chance of abolishing the orphans
courts for 25 years" unless there is a
"tie-up" which would give five Mary
land counties a resident judge.
Goldstein made his remarks after
the membership had voted "a to As
against a resolution to give Garrett,
Kent, Talbot, Somerset and st.
Mary's Counties a resident Judge
Later, though, the delegates voted
66-49 to reconsider this action.
A committee headed by Attorney
General Hall Hammond opposed
recommending the appointment of
five new judges. 1t contended that the
present Judges can do the work, even
including probate duties, if the or
phan's courts are abolished.
1t was finally agreed that the en-
tire question be referred to new
committee which is to include men,
bers from five counties.
Considerable debate also preceded
the approval Of a committee to study
Maryland's divorce problem particu-
Iarly as it affects children.
Former Judge Walter Capper, of
Cumberland, and others opposed the
idea because they said the problem
could be solved by attorneys and
judges.
The recommendation was adopted,
however, after Judge Joseph Sher-
bow, of Baltimore, told of the recon
citations which have been achieved
in the Baltimore equity courts
through use of various counselling
agencies. He suggested that the COM
mittee direct its attention particular
ly to the use of counselling groups.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-21

Mrs. Hiram Wingard, the former
Miss Carrie Spory, and her two
daughters, sister-in-law and mother
and Miss Katie Thomas, of Johns
town, Pa, visited friends on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spoerlein and
daughter are vacationing in Virginia.
Pastor and Mrs. Simpson were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hesse.
Mrs. Harry Beeghley visited Mrs.
Anna Bittinger on Monday.
Simon Swartzentruber has returned
from Orriville, Ohio, with a truck
load of tile.
Albert Sisk is spending some time
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-21
GORTNER

Come to church on Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Bible School enrolment is 143.
Teachers from a distance are Misses
Olive Bender, Bittinger; Betty Berk-
shire, Masontown; Cora Hostetler,
and Fannie Thomas, JohnstOwn; Eve
lyn Benner, Elizabeth Swartzen-
truber and Lewis Swartzentruber, of
Greenwood, Del.
Pastor Simpson and A. ]. Lee, of
Loeb Lynn, visited Mr.. and Mrs. d.
J. Swartzentruber and d. w. Dodge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-21

with his father who suffered another
serious attack on Tuesday at his home
in Loeb Lynn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-21

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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
Mass ave Hits
National Guard Bias

BOSTON, April 14.-(ANP)-
According to Endicott Peabody,
chairman of the Massachusetts
American Veterans committee, a
vigorous campaign has been
launched against segregation in
the Massachusetts National Guard
"It is ayes contention" stated
Peabody, chat here in this state
where public policy and the law
prohibit racial segregation or dis
elimination in civilian fields, the
state officials should adopt a con-
sistent policy and forbid it in
military establishments.
"By so doing, the people of this
Commonwealth would not be going
counter to announced federal pol
icy, but would be aiding in the
realization of a national program
for the gradual elimination of
segregation in our democratic So
ciety."
The AVG legislative chairman
also commented upon the army's
reluctance to make any forward
steps toward integrated service.
"The Army has refrained from
ordering southern states to ban
their present policy of segregation
in guard units. This fact, adj
vanced Peabody was due to the
strong states rights feeling with
in the army itself.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-14
Popular Demand :
Reopens Play On Life
OF Martin de PORES

NEW YORK, April 14.-(AN
ply popular demand, a play
based on the life of a Negro,
which closed here several weeks
ago, after a successful run will
reopen April 25. Entitled Getty
of Kings, the play recounts the
life of Blessed Martin de PORES,
devout Negro lay brother who may
be soon named a saint by the
Catholic church.
Author of the play is the Rev.
Urban Maggie, foremost American
priestplaywright. It will be staged
at the Blackfriars thearte.
The Valley settler., 1949-11-04
COMMUNITY CHEST ENDORSES
GIRL SCOUTS

OINL SOOO| }
The Girl Scouts, one Of Palmor's
two youth services, enters the Chest
for the first time this year. Mrs.
Ed Blom, Leader Of Troop IL, dc
scribes their ectivities as follows:
There are two troops Of Intormodi-
ate Girl scouts in Palmer. Both
troops were organized this year,
Troop IL in april, the new troop in
September. Membership is open to
any girl Of ages ten to fourteen
inclusive. AT present there are
openings in both troops. any girl
who wishes to join should visit the
troop Of her choice and give her
name to the leader.
These troops are sponsored by the
P.T.A., and operate under Troop
Conmi ttoe. l-ombors Of the Troop
COMM tteo ere Mrs. Bill Roark, Chair
man; Hrs. Margaret Cope and Mrs.
Betty Hears. The Palmer Troop Com
mittee is branch Of the Anchorage
Council, which is included in the
Twelfth Regional Division, Called
big Troe", which ncludes lash ing
ton, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska. Re-
gional Divisions belong to the Ma
tional Girl Scout organization,
which in turn is affiliated with
the 1nCernaIl onaI organization OF
Girl Scouts and Guides.
The purpose Of the scout program is
to help give the girls Of our CON-
munity the kind Of citizenship train
ing that will make better world y
for all youth. The Promise, made
by each girl when she is inv 38ted
as a scout, is: Won my honor I will
try to do my duty to God and my
country; to hclp other people at
all timos; to obey the Girl Scout
laws" These laws promote honor,
loyalty, friondlinoss helpfulnoss,
courtesy, Kindness, obedience, cheer
fulness, thrift, ana clean living.
The girl who acquires the habit Of
being & good sc out is the finest
citizen community can have.
Activities Of troop fall into e.
lovon classes, as Tor example, Arts
and Crafts, Health and Safety, II
ternat ional Friendship, out-of-1oors
The emphasis, is on Rsrticipation,
not on solo parformarce.
The Valley settler., 1949-11-04
CHURHeS HAVE SON

Mr.. and Mrs. John Church Of P0lMor
arr the proud peronts Of son, BORN
October 29th at the Valley Ho5ni tai {.
He has been named John Henry Jr. 2r d
weighed 8 lbs. ID OF. at birth. tn ,
young man is the first grand child
Of John Churches Of Hasilla. He is
the second grand child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Peterson Of Palmer.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
New Arbitration Plan
Urged in Dock Strike
By the Associoted Press


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2O.-A
Federal judge yesterday suggested
plan for arbitrating the Hawaii
an longshore strike, and Harry
Bridges, longshoremen's presi-
dent, promptly termed the plan
acceptable.
Federal Judge George B. Harris,
sitting in litigation arising from
the 143-day strike of the CIO
union. proposed arbitration by a
Federal judge and one represen-
tative each of the union and en-
ployers.
You can call it a recommends
ton and or a directive" he said,
after asserting that proceedings to
date have been useless.
Bridges international Long
shoremen's and Warehousemen's
Union said it was willing to rec
ommend that the Hawaii strikers
Immediately return to work on the
basis of Judge Harris plan.
Judge Harris was told by union
attorneys. after they had con-
ferred with Bridges, that his sug-
gestion was acceptable as far as
the international union was con-
cerned, and the international was
ready to recommend the sugges-
ton to the strikers if the employ
ers would accept it.
The employers had no quick
comment. However, they consis-
tently have rejected earlier arbi-
tration proposals from various
sources,
Evening star., 1949-09-20
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Evening star., 1949-09-20
Richmond Museum Gets
Two Rembrandt Portraits
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 20 -
Two paintings by Rembrandt are
among the four Extremely valua-
bic" portraits just added to the
Virginia Museum of Fne Arts by
a generous Virginian. Director
Leslie Cheek, jr., announced yes
terday.
MIR. Cheek said the paintings
magnificent milestone in the his.
tory Of art" had been placed in
the Virginia Museum on long
term loan by Virginian who
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Girl, ;, Critically Hurt
When Run Over by
Heavy Ice Truck

A 3-year-old girl is in critical
condition at Gallinger Hospital
after being run over yesterday by
rear wheel of an ice truck.
The child, Carolyn A, Atkins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w. Atkins. 1909 Third place S.W.,
is suffering from internal injuries,
back injuries and multiple cuts
and bruises, the hospital reported.
Police said she was playing
about the parked truck a few
doors from her home with a group
of children. When the driver,
George w. Vermillion, "a. of 1915
A street NE, returned to the
truck he warned the children to
stand clear. according to police.
Carolyn was sitting on the right
running board as the heavy truck
moved off and she lost her bal
ance, police said. The dual-tire
rear wheel passed over her. No
charges were placed against the
driver.
! Meanwhile, Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald ruled acci-
dental the traffic early Sunday
of Mrs. Ruth B. Phillips, 35. of
3100 Connecticut avenue NV.
She was killed when the car she
was driving struck a tree in The
5000 block of Cathedral ave-
nue. NV.
Her husband, Vearl F. Phillips,
81, who was riding in the car,
is in critical condition at Emer-
gency Hospital.
Another passenger, Miss Eva G..
Sherbert, 90, of 1851 S street NV,
and Lothian, Md, is in good con-
dition at Georgetown Hospital
with knee injuries.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

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Evening star., 1949-09-20
Honesty Brings Reward

When George Gliding, then 18
found purse in London, in 1918
containing Is cents and took it to
the police. the owner, Mrs. j
Hinsley, said she would never for
'-get his honesty-and recently hel
will showed she had left him
$4,000.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

wished to remain anonymous.
The two Rembrandts - Por-
trait OF a Bearded Old Man" and
Portrait Of an Old Man Facing
Right"-were painted in 1643, the
year after the death Of Saskia,
Rembrandt's wife.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

Diamonds, coal and the graphite
used in pencils are all forms of
pure carbon.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

KANSAS CITY, MO. ENDED
HAPPILY - Companions in
woe, this boy and his dog were
lost. Tired and diStraught,
Mike Spellman, 3, leaned
against the wall sobbing un-
happily, even refusing offers of
sweets from policemen. Mikes
dog huddled close beside his
master. A telephone call re-
porting Mike and his dog miss
ing ended their unhappiness.
-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25
Piano Recital
WellReCeiVed
By Elena de Soyn

The piano recital OF PaSquale
Tallarico drew an interested audi
ence to the National Gallery Of
Art last night as the pianist Is
well known here through his
frequent visits and his afflliation
with the Peabody Conservatory Of
Music in Baltimore.
For as busy q teacher as is Mr..
Tallarico, other standards should
be applied than those to visiting
artists who do nothing but concert
work. It is only natural that cult
walton of style, attention to tech
nical or interpretative details
should suffer if the performer is
kept as closely to the routine Of a
classroom as is Mr.. Tallarico.
It is therefore only through the
pianist's felicitous delivery of
Moussorgsky's Pictures at an Ex-
hibition" that one could form a
favorable opinion of his playing.
In this, one could appreciate his
cultivated touch, ineligible
phrasing and the gift Of recreat-
ing the idea. This was especially
true in the promenade" and the
dainty Ballet Of Chicks"
One missed technical perfection
and clarity of conception in
Franck's prelude, Chorale and
Fugue," blurred by too much pedal
and by lack Of endurance in the
left hand. The second movement
of Persichetti's Sonata No. g."
which earned a prize for the COM
poser in 1e45, offered a pleasing
study in modernistic cantilena,
Of which Mr.. Tallarico took full
advantage. There was a sugges-
ton Of a program along patriotic
or festive lines in the sonata, the
first and last parts entitled Dec
laration" and Psalm"
O'Meagher's Variations on "Oh
Dear, What Can the Matter Be-"
introduced here by the composer
himself. echo too many familiar
denominations associated with
Bach, Brahms and List to be
classed as original or worthwhile.
On the whole, with the exception
Of Moussorgsky's suite, the pro-
gram contained little variety and,
although an abyss separates
Franck from Persichetti and
O'Meagher in style and objective,
they all sounded alike. Mr.. ITALIA
rico was well received,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25
British Troops Irk Irish

AS long as British troops remain
! in Northern Ireland there never
will be peace in Ireland, said Sen
ator J. Tunney of Fire, demand
ing the withdrawal of troops.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
3meig 81.

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raui auTlnerflom oaB ,nlerc Yer
iomml,m9 om Sonntag, ocn 6. Sc
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sQtihael Selltidl Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

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allc NcrmIs, 1rob mo f!cin. oamil
mir einmal leben Oh nnlcre 2ofalitG1
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allIo nidt peraeiien lie oieie Gatcr
12. unb 1S. Sebrl,nr s,l reierpieren.
slllen ,ulieren franfen @riioeri
tpiinifen mir haIaiae VeiIeruns.
Sinon Gallb. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Niss 6ortreiteaN. po.
3iueia 6.


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tullrom ole @eanrten firr bas Sob
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bred,lrng Dem Gereiu s,,laehcrt baben
Gbrenoiplomos itberrcid,t ,ucrocn.
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Icrcins6anfctt am 2. Tcbr.

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Nus pcai,este,pn. Otis
3lueia 80.
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gchoren bod) ollie 5n ocm ehlen Sod,.
ien1tomm ser in icincr tSe'd'ittc
feline 9(ilsreii,er acfo,nt ,nto ge0ulnct
bot. @cr miirbc Dor Wntt lmA IN.
fern 0olf elmer meroen mollen? Ser,
aebt nidlt. mir iilgcn nod, inIner:
,Wlm lInh Rnt bis i'm hen Sph" llnn
OicIes meint: Sreue nnh 2iebe biz
in Den SOB.
Sans Bauer. Shriltl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Illus >1iles, Ubie
3ipcig 20.

slne Mitglieber Ses 3meia &c
peroen berslih gebetcn, luenn lil
frm,f iiiio lid, bcim Erot. Scfr. an.
,,rnHloen, oem bos lit 9eihhlb bcs
Gercins. @enn sic aNit9licocr oos
tim Damn fommt feline 0eihlperht
5apiiden itns berols.
@eml fronfc Mtitglieocr geI,lnt
,perben 70 fOnncn oicie iid) behl1
Erot sSefr. doer &rnntenfonritee nb.
mcIoen. @em tranfc Mitahieoer iid
per Yoit anmelocn 10 apoIlem iic bite
an bcn Trc,. ,.-Scfr. Srib Sdell, 306
%nna sIpe., WcTonaEh. Sbio, lhrei,
ben ooer iie telenhouieren an sic Nr
56323, @iraro, Sbio.
gr. @tidml 9cncSicftus miro iid
elmer Operation lmtersicben inn @ar-
rcn Gitp SoIpitoI. @ir ale lpiiuid,en
ibm baloige geiNrlm9 oamit er bolo
picoer in l,uierer Nfitte iein fann.
&enu elm Mitglieb Die MoreIie Ell
mes franfen MitgIiehcs ipiiniht, tclr,
phoniere .es oil oben angcgebene
Summer.
1Srib ShelI, Sefr.
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Nahridltcn aus Der Sontcrns-
Wcmein6c.

Sn unierer Sobrcsperlnnrmli,ng
hcfamen mir Elm gilo iiber Die nm.
iongreihc Mrbeit sic inn pcraangencn
Sobr I'M SicnIt bcs Scrrn gcleiitct
,uuroc @ottes Scaen lit reblih nit
ms ,lib bei r,s a0ucicn lmb bnt
luie cin. .iriiher Sou oas biirrc lulb
oiiritcltoc Gclo Der @smcinoc erquidt
uno 81 nel,cln 2eben erlucft. Sanf
lei gctradt Dem aGgiitiaen Gater inn
Soinmrel be6 er iid, ipieoer 81 uns &c
meltNet bat lllS oaB mir oils @et
mcinoe in Scr groiStcn 3eit iIrcr @e-
'fidre aeben ,no mirfcl biirfem.
9nnf Iei sem licben @ott gciagt baI,
or ms cincn 10 5ielhclplBtr, mo
alanbensltarfcn Secliorger ihenfte
llno Sonf lei @ott aeingt fir ale
uniere @comten imo 0eonltimcn, bic
it'll nnb treu, sic 10 t,iclicitigcn SIR.
beiten ser @cllreillbe beiorgtcn. 9oni
lei Dem liebcn @ott geioet fir iehe'
@lido, Sung ltno Mlt, Die nit marmeI
trclpn Ser3en sic @cmciltee mter
itiibt li,to 10 oas Meid) oes Serrn
fOrbcn, bnlfcn.
llnier lieber 6err Tfarrer gleid)-
seitig nlh als ErGlibent inierer Ne-
mci1lSe, gab uns einen 0eriht at
iiber oen mir llns alle frelten iollten.