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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scriher has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County. Maryland. Letters
of Administration on the estate of
JAMES G. RUSH
late of Garrett County. Maryland. deceased,
All persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated. to the
subscriber. or before the 22nd day Of
March, 1850; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this goth day Of
September, 1919.
MARGARET A. RUSH
Administrators
Accident. Maryland
ADV. 3O-3t,
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Public Sale
OF
Personal Property

I win sell the following personal
property on my farm located Sc
miles west of Friendsville, Maryland,
next to McCabe school, on
SATURDAY, OCT. Is, 1919,
Beginning at One O'Clock sharp
LIVESTOCK
One Grey Mare II years old, Grey
Horse - yrs. old, 3 head stock Cows
to freshen in early winter, % laying
Hens.
MACHINERY
One Grain Binder, good as new;
Manure Spreader, good as new; l
Chop Mill, l Cider Mill, l Corn Shell
Ter, Block Sled, l 2-horse Walking
Pillow, l double Shovel Plow, single
Shovel Pillow, l Grain Cradle, Cop
per Kettle, l Cream Separator,
Churn, l Saddle, l corn Planter,
Harrow, grain Drill, l .Thrasher,
low farm Wagon, l Moving Machine,
| dump hay Rake, disc horse Roller,
l Lime Spreader.
Many articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash.
HARRY FRIEND, Owner
FriendSville, Md.
HARRY COLLIER, Auctioneer
Phone 422, Accident, Md.
ADV. 32-2t.
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WANTED

WANTED-Yearling Leghorn hens.
Atlee Hershberger, near Gortner-1t*
WANTED TO BUY-Wild ginseng.
Cecil Jackson, Loeb Lynn Heights.
ADV. 25-St|
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SERIES TELLS OF LOVES
THAT MADE HISTORY

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER s, 1949
Beginning at 1890 O'Clock
the following personal property:
FARM MACHINERY

the following personal property:
FARM MACHINERY
Farmall II Tractor, practically new;
Farmall A Tractor, Cultivator, IA
inch Little Genius Pillow. Papec Silo
Filler, Mccormick Deering Corn Bind
or, Hay Loader, Hay Rake, Moving
Machine, Potato Spray, Lime Spread
er, Manure Spreader Grain Drill,
Dairy hot water Heater, Electric
Spraying Machine. side delivery Rake,
on rubber; new rubber tired Wagon,
good second hand rubber tired Wagon.
three-section Harrow, tractor Manure
Spreader, Brooder Stove, Grain
Binder.
MISCELLANEOUS
Forty-foot extension Ladder, 20
foot extension Ladder, lot of Chest
nut Lumber, lot of Pitchforks, Shov-
els, log Chains, Wheelbarrow, one
Pony, Ford Truck, 1871 model, 112-
ton; 1947 Ford sedan, and many other
items too numerous to mention.
| will also offer for sale the farm
property consisting of 11212 acres,
improved by eight-room house, so X
go Barn and other outbuidings.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums $40 and
under, cash. On sums over $40 a cred
it of three months will be given, pur-
chaser to execute interest bearing
note with approved security. Terms
on the farm to be announced at time
of sale.
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ESTRAY NOTICE

There strayed from my farm about
two and one half miles South of Jen-
nings, Maryland, a white and faun
marked yearling Guernsey heifer,
carrying vaccination ear tag No
HIPS. Any information as to her
whereabouts will be greatly appreci-
ated. Signed,
Stanley f. Stanton
ADV. 32-3t. Grantsville, Md.
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CARD OF THANKS

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THURSDAY. OCT. 81. 1949,
Beginning promptly at 10 A. M
LIVESTOCK

So head of grade Hereford cattle.
consisting of % cows, 81 calves, 2
year-old heifers, pasture bred;
purebred Hereford bull, , grade bulls,
1 and ? years old; Berkshire male
hog, l year old; ? Berkshire sows
with pigs.
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I will offer for sale to the highest
responsible bidder the real estate and
personal property of the late James
c. Rush, at the farm, located four
miles north of Accident, Md, on
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
FOR Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
OCTOBER II and Is, 1919
By Order of the Board.
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PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
Personal Property
And Real Estate

l will offer for sale at public auc-
ton to the highest responsible bidder,
at my farm, located AT Sunnyside, ,
miles north of Red House, on
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ORDER NISI
Cutchall & Gates

Albert L. Lee Late Treasurer of Garrett
County, Maryland
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Home and Auto Supplies
& p STORES
II ALDER STREET PHONE 40
RINGER INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY
Atlantic Products Wholesale and Retail
RECK ARD & GLOT EF E LTY
Ford Sales and Service Gulf Oil Products
OAKLAND, MARYLAND
DEEM MOTOR SERVICE
Greyhound Bus Terminal
RED HOUSE, MARYLAND
VIRGINIA INN RESTA RANT
Groceries General Merchandise
HUTTON, MARYLAND
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Classified Advertisements

ADV. 32-3t
Evening star., 1949-03-20

seat covers % ioE MI Si'ooo Wn0 VI Te''
ros6 S51s6; 1e4S 4S custom iS, de luxe "s,' Royal
blue Tudor 5-pass. sedan; save $3.50
over new car price; TAILORED blu! blue
super guards; $3.50; no trade nee
SNpKiA iiSfay 4 Nash nPs cosp K Dfz
" at n. St. Asaph st.. Al. 1880: 20
cep. clean inside and out: heater.
Spotlight, seat covers. new tires tres
q 800 FR rl,S3e: 1925: u.roon. y G.. h.
peri. cond.; 1000 mi; orig owner
roRDMseveral 194s-I947 taxicabs;
Como. MR. HARLAN, 31o M en st; ne
F6RD dR y5as; 1913 "s" custom rordor; just
SshHs7sa' WI s7S9 after pm. 80
vs.. r. and h.. $4,000 actual miles,
orig. dark gray finish. Perfect u IN
every ssspsGtee Tsspsss rrasf $780, S5 terms nhoaAS
pppe' fpp.d'i Dl. lls1 s1so' o''h ST. NV @ 80 O.
FORD is47 Super de lux. bus. cpe.;
ard h.. Wv. tires. low mi; orig
black nm. car like new: S1,395;
MT. HOICy bSNA4N ~ SAAS AAAA N.-
FORD ie4l Super de luxe conv. sport
coupe; orig. blk. f1nish. red leather
upholstery. r. and h.. bleached tan
top: another l 1-owner car. far above
average cond.: sttractiyely priced
at 1895. LEE D. BUTLER, INC:
1l21 21st st. NV. D1: O1aO. n
FORD Model A convertible: for quick
sale. 500 or best oner under.
Phone CHI. 3O84.
FORD As Super de luxe; this one is
really tops; dark blue. special heater
with air-conditioner unit, low mile
age; must sell Sun. an; S1.695 or
best offer. co. 'b19s before {:
FORD I946 conv. de luxe; radio,
heater; battleship gray; 10000 mi:
owner leaving country. must sacrl-
nee; $1,4OO or best ofier. HO. 0S56.
FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor: new mo-
tor and s15o tires; s@26 or best onsr'
FSkD Orr 0a 1911 Super de, luxe Tudor;
ssasa se1ms. NM TsiRNaM siRseR sPP; PMo;4soRs. 500
r. /. ave. ne. DE. 1904.
FORD 1895 coupe; needs motor re-
JAZZ 3 FARRELL, HssitI 1880 c st. Sc" sun
day TIL ! Pm.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

MERCURY 1947 conv. coupe; 5g6.
GLHSsER's USED CARS, 155 Fla.
MEkcGkY aHs; Gisi p1 la4S S01S; Cub coupe; $500
cHuRcH iii sSSHs IA aHRAeE. AGE inc, rA. 300:
MERCURY late 1e4s club coupe;
original owner; $500 miles; over.
SIC si74; NT Or Tres 5sst heatst esr SCI a.
MERCURY 1e4s spt. sed.: r. and h.,
overdrive. other access ,o.s5 e;5o9 90! mi
ike new; sSS5.o TN. sedsp: edao: @u GOOD
fSndi!i9sRs: S@ ten $3.50 or best price aa.er' so.
MHEGRicGRY HGi GiSs' ,s4s eeny;; T., and h, /,
sell immediately; 1895 casn; Silso
39s9, s35 Gtst ave. SILVER Spflh1sG; &
IA; d ssT sTi .sa afteE SUN. PM af':a 20. ~
MERCURY 1e49 e.e...an1s. convertible; ~ sress eoT
savings. Get this car now for the
Season lis Just around the corner;
S2.545. y down. 2l mos. TO pay pay.
GRADY MOTORS MOTOR 7sos Mc wis. LinsSIn sas
81. usf'7a46o 746o. Open Sun. 11-4. 80
MERCURY 1s4s conv. coupe: praeti;;
cost, over S3,I00; q real opportunity
at substantial savings: trade, cash
or terms up to 81 months; GSG
DiIIAC-oLDSMOBILE CO.. 1922
22nd st. NV, MA. $500. -21
MERCURY 1949 4-dr. sedan; 1000
mi: Biscayne blue: all accessories;
S3,325. Phone EN-. 1887.
MERCURY 1899 4-dr.; orig. black
paint, r. and h.; 5000. AK. slSl.
MERCURY 1910 4-dr. sedan; radio
and heater. excel. maintenance;
S625 OWNER. CO. 1854.
MERCURY 1910 club coupe; new
motor, new transmission. new paint;
$3.50 or reas. offer. OR. 1915.
MERCURY 1946 2.dr.; black tinish,
T; and h. s,. one owner s,ns naymsns! aoW,eof!
SI,345. CARR SALES CORP, l99l
Wisconsin, EN-. 6277.
MERCURY 1910 4-door sedan; ex-
eel. rubber. r.. and h.; no mecn;
trouble: wife Of Naval omcer, must
sell to Join husband overseas; pfice'
S585. CHI. 9337.
MERCURY 1916 station wagon, q
passenger; maroon, extras; Sl'Soo
MERCURY 1912 convertible; very
good condition, radio. heater, goS9 g
tires; Sl.160 or best oner. Oh. 2VcSf'
Evening star., 1949-03-20

PLYMOUTH le47 Special D. luxe elub 3
USED CARS; g., ] INC, No. 1 Fla. aye aye
PLYMOUTH 1889 coupe; recondi-
toned throushout; new upholstery;
R1n: ss iss raf 7ass m3ss! ss HS $3.50 $685.
PLYMOUTH 1941 4-dr. sedan; in ex;
value; value at ss45. Open Sat. HALEY's
INC. 2O2O M st. NV. MA. 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1887 sedan. 4:door: no. not
an ex-taxi cab, equip: with radio
heater and new 194s Plymouth yOatt mo no.
MoToR SALES INC, 2oso NJ st.
evenings until ESQ. -21
PLYMOUTH 1e47 de luxe taxi: very
clean: driven BY owner; S1,275. Can
be seen at 2615 Bladensburg rd; rndd;
ne. TR. 1870 after 4 pm. -2O
PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe: good eond;; );
as Is, $325 or best of1er. sS29 N
Wash. blvd, Arl, Va. ~
PLYMOUTH 1e47 4-dr. sedan, radio
aniak anS hssssl SAFE csiI shesd st. cGas a9ss
exceiieSt condition. +. and h., |
owner; s4S5 or best OFFER. TIE. 6S57.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr: sedan; excel.
cond; motor overhauled, new win
doVs, heater, Winterized. WV. tires;
1926. WA. 5000. -|o
PLYMOUTH 1912 4-dr. sedan; r.
and h.; $3.50 or best oner. % A.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe coupe; good
Condition; S295. WA. 5716. 20
PLYMOUTH A 2.dr. coach; r. ana
PLYMOUTH 1V47 4-door special sc &c
luxe with all accessories y s6e ESQ
Nc; 27s1; ,oA7 4. luxe 4-dr.
ad sedan; r. and h., $4,000 mi; 81, 81
riIsYSMioUTiH IN fl G'HS34 1884 coupe: ~ very y good %
HnsS NsSf Nh Mr. IA leach. DU. 1858. 90,
PfY8soJTa "a club .,sSS,l,er SSHRs spsSi:ll ma:l
sell By Monday; $3.50 or best ot-
far. PA, 2SO7, -2O
Evening star., 1949-03-20

6-cyl.; Hydra.M .Matlc; Gus6UIn, %
oSn1Sss%osIiE S1s SSnsfi sSpS4l is47 sA As' ssdanette
Sys5aa.ss S5sysssia1 ssns a!s Est buy in The s5'S
OLDSMOBILE 1910 club coupe; r; an sno
e RAHNMESSbi RiAHHSNMSbISE sE. ie4s s59s es club sedan;
fuzzy equip; $3.50 or best 9n 9taer'
oTERS,s%SoSnE TR, SlSsi 1s47 .ss" eonveftislls
coupe: excellent o conditiGbn; al best aSeg ofSep
oYIHnSssMSioBiHI YHSsSio SHi sI5i is47 "7s" sedaneete;
nsata'iiii 1880 miles; showroom conditiiS1n n ,ti
and appearance: S1.695; =! m9nrSnEs mrI
SqSR re- SSl5 sress N: or svs ssF% w. sSSa ssHt
..9:s za5 n,..: 5sts 1ss isss:
dition; s1,9eb. MI. se:o e ssftsr
:ey: T.;
osESsMSsHfE s2Ss SstShiE lB47 Bi@ "ss" 4-dr sedan;
r. ana h.. seat covers, two-tonSs'
Obs is4S "4sS sedanette; r. b. h.,
Hydra -Matic. seat covers, very lo%
mileage, immaculate; IS adyertlss4
Si,695, terms. HOYLE MOIOR
SALES, 1916 @ st. NV. DU. SSuO'
OLDSMOBILE 1886 coupe; nne fuh.
ming. plenty Of GOOD miles left IN I'M, tnit
car; must sell today, $3.50 OF best
offer PL. Ol56, 10 an. to q Pm
oIIhbAsMosnE IhAMosnE 1a47 "ss" club coupe
Slack, Isaio and hsssee hiaxeeo,t HySan. Gam
mercial Credit time payments,
Sl,695. CARR SALES CORP. 1891
Wisconsin. EN-. 6277:
OLDSMOBILE 1941 "66" 2-dr.; green
finish, radio and heater, new 1actorS
engine; low-cost CommerciAl Credft;
Seas. CARR SALES CORP" 1871
Wisconsin. EN-. 6277:
OLDSMOBILE 1875 2-dr. sedan; excel
cond.; viii sacrifice, 1870 Or nes'
obs GtSs ~ - Asa aItsi Excel eona;, good tires
overhauled this year; $3.50 or best
OLDS late 1g46 "9S" sedansttsi
Hydra. +. and b., fog lishts' nyion
seat covers; immaculate; BY owner
ST ,695 or best offer. no: 54lI
OfDSMOBILE late 1947 "66" 4-door;
tray, Hydra.Matic drive: fullS
equipped, excellent cond.; S1,SOO OF
oLDsMOBLE l941 4-dr.: Z; and b..
good cond.; S776. CH. 4662.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

cond. throughout: S1.150. TIE. Csl !:
eond.; $3.50. or best offer. Ho,
FoRn Ggas 1885 rordor; rebuilt engine.
Transmission; 1928 or best ofier.
Union 06l3.
FORD 1916 station wagon; maroon
finish, heater: really the best me
chanically and appearance. Low
cost Commercial Credis time i2Es Pas
Sfis coRP.. 1851 Wisconsin, EN-. 6@77.
rom 1a47 Super VS. sedan: q car
chosen for its previous care and
present condition.; to be sold as
Wheelm obile. A Wheelmobile Is a
selected one-owner. top-conditions;
nearest to a. nsT S.esr car 9Th a3S 90
days free service and an additional
SHuaas @seulste 01aHo car has Mi sunimetal finish,
has radio and heater, seat covers.
low-cost Commercial cTsdit time IN
Payments; prssed p,ymeSth n 4sS ~Hf iactory
dealer. 1900 Wisconsin. EN-. 4SOO.
FORD 1910 de luxe club convertible:
radio, heater; good condition: $6g5
cash: consider trade or terms. SH.
FORD ORB 1e41 Super de luxe club coupe:
,ss ssHs ssss CASTER or egg ssle sFs: Ss nose
9565.
FORD 194e de luxe Fordor sedan;
heater and seat covers; owner only;
excel. buy at S1,195. 1924 7th ST.
NV. GE. 8094.
FORD 1884 Tudor; good tires: '36
motor, seal-beam lights; price, S1OO.
FORD 1871 1871 Tudor sedan conv.: new
top, new tires. Al cond:; S2"6.
i2I0 10th st. ne. LU. 1925;
FORD AZ Super de luxe Fordor Sc;
dan: maroon; htr.. good tires, Al
cond.: owned by minister; low
mileage; S1.395. SH. 1341 after
rRAzER RI z Eli 1s47 Manhattan: s:ton.;
fully equip; sacrifice for S1.495 or
best offer. OV. 1879. go
GRAHAM 1887 1857 4-dr.; new
tires, good body and running cond.;
orig. owner; $500 or pest oner.
HMH1bsoiN M1b SOW 1s4s 4-dr. sedan; 1s1
h.p. super with over $370 worth
Of extras. 81, 1895 s0r best oner Ior
quick sale. Pvt. ocner. Call Ii.
1921 or at 1719 oath pl Sc. 30
HUDSON I948 Super 6 4.door; r.
ana h., 4 new tires. excel. cond.;
,Sl;2bO or best ofisrii fi.si, Call Sun
Evening star., 1949-03-20
original blue
must be seen
g.
Suburban metal sta
Illy equipped; $1,000

Sunday, MA. $40 Monday. ~
DE SOTO 1941 Custom conv.; l94t
and 3 heaters; new battery: i'm
maculate, 1905 or best offer, . 81 SH
De SOTO ossoro 40 coupe; excel. cond
r. and h.. defr., overdriye; 900 M
on motor; new paint; $3.50. At
DE soTo 1e41 black custom 4-doo,
sedan; heater, radio with rear seat
speaker; good condition throughout
one one owner; ss"5 or best offer. "a Ak
DE soro 1s41 a-dr,; radio, pvt
$3.50 or best offer. WA. s727. "A
DE SOTO 194s custom club coune;
equipped. s1,ss5 or best offer. oG Cal
DE TA; soTo aH9'i is4s Custom 4-dr.; excel
salia5. s9nnii iuilS Ak esSfepeo' esa$ '''' 20
DODGE 1885 4-dr. sedan: new clutch
motor recently overhauled; origtna,
paint solid body. seat covers; $3.50
pSoTDGE?; ST G?oei : yrs. old; fluid drive
cond.; no dealers: owner leaving fol
Europe; $1,000 cash. Phone . WI
DODGE 1s41 a-dr. sedan; r; and h.
Seat neT cow I'd dual srfS fog anG iishts has
be seen to be appreciated. s775 OF
DODGE Uef, G1 ie4s 4-door custom sedah
equip. with radio. heater and huit
drive: less than 5000 mi; 3O.dnaGI "a
PoToMAc MOTOR SALES, INC.
5ss4. s9 Z Opening ss ny; evenings until $40
DODGE 1941 2-dr. Luxuryliner; sea
covers; good condition; sale q;
owner, S695. May be seen H1TEs
SHE'LL STATION. 1910 Old George
town rd., opposite Bank OF Bethesda
or call WI. 2156.
DODGE 1947 custom 4-dr.: blue
white sidewall Air-Ride tires. T: ane
h.. seat covers, new-car condition
Sl,795; 3O-day guarantee cash
Sundays till s.. SATCHER MOTORS
INC, 5100 Wis. ave-, WO. 1921
DODGE 1889 a-dr. sedan; inspected
orig orig owner; S5a5. GE. 2763. 20
DODGE 1947 Custom town sedan; r
and h., $1,5OO: orig. owner; nt
accidents. WO. 1906. -2u
DODGE 1888 4-dr. sedan; good paint
and tires, new motor installed I "
ago; excellent transp.: S345. Come
in today. Open Sat. HAdEYs
INC, 2O2O M st. NV. MA. 1900.
DODGE 1885 4-dr. sedan; this ca
runs; complete cash sale: price, $59
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO co:
both sides Of 7th at r st. dn NV
NO. 1867. XIV
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28

and women who had the courage the devotion the wisdom the loyalty to God who made men free, to chal enge that foul intruder and dedicate their lives their fortunes their sacred honor to driving him back into the dark ages whence he emerged
 Never has there been sounded such call to service rings today in the of the Republican party Never for and of courage of character oi convic ton has there been afforded such occasion for rising to the heights of human devotion to mperishable ideals
 The Republican party can keep on crawling ignomn- ousy along the dutsy trail of order it abhors but shrnks from challenging. Or rise out of the dust of four merited defeats, stand erect and unafraid proudly to take up the battle for all that free prize
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28
TRAINING SOUND LABOR LEADERSHIP
(NeW World Labor Leadership

Communism knows how to train it's leadership, Ac- cording to House Un-American Activities Committee report it is estimated 800 American Communists trained at the Lenn School Gin Moscow) have returned to the United States to he high officers of secret army being drilled to overthrow our government.
 The report went to list 20 known communist train ing schools in the major cities that turning out train ed leaders by the thousands. From these schools munists especially trained in the field of labor have fltrated into organizational positions in union after AFL have declared open the communist ele- ing schools?
 can outmatch these subversve forces has been made ockeyng to gain control of the labor unon At the co ming national convention they counted on car rying the election of the union president by o409o vote.
 Sound leaders within the union rallied together and sent delegation to Moral Re-Armament center for theological training. There they planned a counter strategy centering around resolution calling for the theological training of inspired democracy by the union in the locals the nation Its basic statement de- cared, Out of sound homes come sound unions Only the highest moral standards adequate for the leader ship which labor demands today" At the convention these Outpaced the SubverSve forces by sticking together living the moral standards they talked about and informing key leaders in the union of their plan. Their concerted impact and the resolution so changed the thinking of the delegates that by margin of two votes the sound nominee elected while the resolution itself carried by wo-thrds majority of the convention.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28

ate.
 Appropriations Passed record $13,041, ,000 general appropriations bill, plus $66O,OO0 for Territorial office building eff and when funds are available) and $4,950,000 in special appropriations. The latter includes special funds for school buildings, the veterans revolving fund, S375,000 in unpaid vouchers, $250,000 for the housing authority, S250,000 for setting up the new Territorial fisheries department, S75,000 for the newly authorized national guard, S250,000 for hos pital financing aid and $l12,000 for the legislative session costs.
 Schools - $2,25O,OOO for new school buildings, plus an estimated S1 100000 from the earmarked to- bacco tax; a $500 year raise for teachers. Each House passed its own bill for a $2O,OOO,OOO bond is sue referendum, mostly for school buildings, but neither house ever got around to acting on the others measure so both died.
 Labor-Enacted child labor law; equal Women's pay; wage collec- tions by the commissioner of la bor; broader labor lien law; pro- vision for return of recruited workers upon completion of work: public employees retirement sys- tenn. Defeated measures included the 40-hour week and $1 mini mum wage bill; temporary sick ness and accident compensation; a sharply increased Workmen's compensation schedule and the bill for repeating employers eX- perience rating credits under the unemployment compensation law. Veterans Appropriation of S1 ,050,000 as a loan to the veter- ans revolving fund for loans to veterans; passage of a veterans preferential hiring law for public jobs.
 Liquor Al bills killed. They included four different measures on liquor law enforcement, q tax increase proposal and a referen- dunn on whether the Territory should enter the wholesale liquor business.
 Social Security - Old age pen sions increased to $80 a month; in- creased payments for dependent children; provided for dependency allowance under unemployment compensation, but sequel to in- crease the total a person with de- pendents could draw was defeat ed.
 Subversive Activities - Passed bill requiring non-communist and non-subversive party oath by all Territorial officers or employees before they take jobs, and requir- { ing such oath for present office holders who have not already taken one.
 ] Fisheries - Created new Terri torial department of fisheries: 1 Senate killed House bills for both special sailboat and power boat taxes.
 Aviation-Passed bills to crea.,, aviation. department under aero nautics and communications com mission and to authorize cities and
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Evening star., 1949-01-06
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proof of "the danger of a crisis In
America" which is bound to have an
effect on foreign policy. The inde.
pendent Die Presse said "Truman's
Government is determined to con.
tinue on its previous road and to
complete the proof that this is the
road to peace and prosperity"
The Czechoslovakian press echoed
the Communist theme The official
party paper there, Rude Pravo
shouted, Truman speaks to U. S
Congress in the shadow of fear OF
coming crisis"
The Lidove Noviny headlined its