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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25

Bishoff and son Bill and Mrs. Jose
phine Right, Keyser; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Bishoff and Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Bishoff and daughter, of this
community. Charles Calls, Of Cum
berland, visited the group in the
afternoon. Then the menfolks called
on Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur Dewitt.
All returned to their homes in the
late evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25
MARRIED

Vetter-WestcOtt - On Wednesday
gust II, 1919, at st. Peters Catho-
Church, Oakland, Alice Maroney
steott, of Cincinnati, Ohio, be.
lie the bride of Frank Arthur Vet.
of Norwood, Ohio. Rev. Michael
Carney performed the ceremony.
he bride was attired in grey and
ried a bouquet of American beauty
rs. Attendants were her niece
$ Bridget Maroney, and hen
hew, John w. Maroney. A recep-
was held at the home of Miss b
Maroney on High Street.
nut of town guests were Mrs. Will
r. Coglan and Mrs. Robert M
yer and daughter Kathleen, Wash
ton, ID. c.; and the Misses Agnes
Monica Maroney, of Clarksburg
Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-25
ORDER NISI
Stuart Z. HnmiII. Jr.. Assie

Stuart T. Hamill. Jr.. Assignee,
Versus
William NJ. Duncan and Katherine f. Duncan,
his wife
In The Circuit Court For Garrett County.
No. 404l Equity.
1t is Ordered this 9th day of August.
1949. by the Circuit Court for Garrett County.
sitting in equity. that the sale of the property
mentioned in these proceedings made and
reported by Stuart f. Hamill, Jr., Assignee.
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 26th day of September next. provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Garrett County once in
each of three successive weeks before the
10th day of September next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be S2,300,00.
RICHARD L. DAVIS.
True Copy. Clerk
Test: RICHARD L. DAVIS. Clerk.
ADV. 2G-At.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will bt
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 6, 1949.
BY Order of the Board.
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FOR SALE

Single row Potato Digger. good
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JOSEPH T.. BROADWATFR
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Friend Reunion

The annual John Friend Sr. Society
Reunion will be held in Martin
Friends grove, Sang Run, on Sun
day, September A.
Everybody is invited to come and
bring families and baskets.
Entertainment will be provided by
local talent.
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This Message Sponsored By The Following
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Home and Auto Supplies

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.Junkins Reunion

e JunIlins family reunion will be
at the Knights of Pythias camp
ads, Burlington, W. Va, Septem-
!, at IL o'clock, daylight time.
Oakland band will be there.
will be prizes for the person
~ the longest distance, the old
person, the oldest Junkins, the
gest Junkins, and the largest
Y present.
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Sines-JohnsOn Reunion

The Sines and johnson Hometown
ing will be held at the Pine Grove
Church. Sunday, September 4th.
There will be dinner on the ground.
Come one and all, and enjoy the day.
ADV. 26-2t@ The Committee
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Police Pvt. Lomox
To Be Honored in
Radio Proqrom

Police Pvt. Elwood q. Lonax.
who helped capture the Baltimore
q Ohio Railroads two bandits two
months ago. Is TO be honored on
q new radio program starting to-
morrow night.
The program. Call the Police. :"
will be presented over CHS and
WTOP at 7::30 pm. rs . mystery
detective feature.
Pvt. Lomax and Pvt. James d.
Kennedy caught the two bandits
In a Northwest Washington pawn
shop the morning after they robbed
passengers aboard the express
train near Martinsburg. w. Va.
The bandits have been sentenced
to 20 years.
Both policemen received the
Policeman Of the Month Awards
for their action.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Two Small Children
Die in Ice Box, Third
In Critical Condition
Dy ne Lssoeiossd Press

WALNUT RIDGE, Ark, June 4.
Two small children died In q
tightly locked Ice box yesterday at
. farm home near here. A third
child is In critical condition.
The youngsters we're found by
Mrs. Ed Chastain, mother Of two
Of the victims.
Sheriff Joe Spades said the
children were wedged tightly to-
gether In a small compartment OF
the refrigerator. The door was
locked from the outside.
No ice was in the box but food
was In the compartments. the
sheriff said.
Mrs. Chastain told officers the
three children were playing inside
the house when she left about
1890 pm. to chop cotton in q
nearby field.
She said she returned about S 80
pm. to prepare supper. She heard
q noise In the ice box. opened the
door and found the children In
side the 4-foot wooden refriger-
ator.
James Delbert Chastain, 2. son
Of Mrs. Chastain. and Shirley
Ramsey, 8. daughter Of Mrs
Ethel Ramsey. q neighbor. were
dead.
Nine-year-old Joyce Ann Chas-
tain Is in q clinic here. Physicians
reported her condition as critical,
She was unconscious when taken
to the clinic.
Sheriff Spades said . prelim-
mary autopsy showed the two
children died Of suffocation.
Sergt. Wyatt L. Patrick Of the
State police criminal investigation
division said an investigation is
underway to determine whether
the children had locked them
selves inside the box.
I'VE don't know how this hap
pened," Sergt. Patrick said. but
there are q lot Of angles" He did
not elaborate.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Denmark Buys U. S. Cors

For its newly announced drive
yourself service for American
tourists, Denmark Is about to i'm
port so to 100 American cars. to be
rented for about tl2 . day. Copen-
hagen reports. Only United States
citizens would be eligible to rent
them. Motoring conditions are
good and the service would relieve
tourists Of the necessity for bring
ing their own cars.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30
Life Al A Glance
BY David 6ethea


DID you stop to think that the little good deeds
from friends that should help get rid of that III feeling to.
wards your enemies?
THAT the more you grumbe the you'll become to
believe everybody has chip their shoulder for you?
AND DID you know that face full of smiles Is re-
frehing and Infectious but mug full of frowns revolving?
THAT London doctor recommends a glass Of beer and
even an occasional glass OF champagne for athletes such as
sprinters?
THAT Rose ponsele the avcn-aed gamorous operate
beauty was first discovered while chrpng the vaudeville
stage ~ The Palace theatre Broadway when the late famous
tenor Enrco Caruso heard her singing he persuaded the
pVntun Ii'prcsdro To give her nodY
THAT the average mans life is from 20 TO Is years long.
or hs his ancestors Of hundred ago.
THAT the state of Delawaro n Just become the doth
state IN the uaion TO impose taxes cigarettes?
THAT the very first trr ilter Raleighs butler saw
him putting cigar, he thong lis mouth was on fire?
THAT Fred Sagh owner pace setting ST. Louis Cards
gave MS ball players mdscason shot In the by upne
their pay checks and the results have been most wonderful
Better take lesson Branch Hickey.
THAT most marriage engagements In America last about
year HUH That's strange Shouldn't be many divorces
THAT when you swallow lie you never have 10 he uneasy
about 1t coming back up again But Truth All you can even
crush to earth but it1l rise again.
That 1t has been demonstrated and over again that the
worst feature of every period Of history depression
THAT there accidents by young motorists than
older ones
THAT old maids usually gals who once thought hu
band should fit in the Of their requirements to the nth
degree.
THAT marriage game where you give little and take
e out don't expect too much and you disappointed
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30

petuated differences make necessary that the sponsor make
themselves string the knowow preparations for deen-
sve war. Ethiopia is example of what She
crushed by ii Due because she had chosen the way soa-
on unprepaedness and excessive dependence spiritual
weapons
1t will become increasingly evident marr-
ages depend physical mental and spiritual equilibrium
between the husband and the wife they uneuay yoked
in either of the stated they exist together they
will not live richly fully together And this the
wife and the husband being able humanity other
rather than emphasizing just being together
portant II you learn to work together you learn
love and live together and without realizing well
rounded appreciative and servieeable human beings
note that in many every opportunity is given
the Negro to show that he different We encouraged
keep on singing three hundred year old sprual be salts
fled TO fill the place of servantso educate
horizontal basis And too often the selfish among us aid
and abat unwngly otherwise the bedding down of this
way Of life
Recently group Of white set up what they called
an aNegro radio station in the Deep in city where
there are already half dozen stations The owners of
the so-ealed station ANegro establishing the station
over which every beamed the Negro community
with leading Negroes and whites boosting IT, are to my way
of thinking fuherng division based which as see
tends to cura the Negroes of excellent public
relations job for the It's time stopped kissing and
hugging the things fight
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30
The Deep South Speaks
0y Robert DUR, for CHS
NAcIsrs FlAY WALTER WHITE

ahhor racss-be they white black what have YOU
No white man ever phazed thinking by holding that
the great desires OF black marry white woman
simply because Of lack Of color because have men
are men and women women mankind therefore
there fundamental difference people, apparent difference
comes from long residence long period OF time widely
scattered to which they drift have been driven that
people Of kind irressaby drawn together nev wc
black and that people may Of the race but not
Of the kind
were gambling man. would wager that Walter White
married Poppy Cannon they over period of
time that they of The kind and spite the fact
they said TO be of different And that Walter
White belongs 10 himself and that although he served the
Negro admirably executive secretary of the NAACP for
long time he owned the Negro people At best all he
could do TO give them light affecting their welfare
as part of the general welfare and let them what they
might want TO do on the basis of those facts
II We strive to build up Negrod things ought to be be-
cause we forced to do that an endcnabng
the best in other groups to themselves in ussee that
through may differ color we are Of the same kind We
need white world in conflict with black world Unity and
Justice and disciplined freedom of is the formation up.
which build race. the human race and
without regard TO whether are Immediately identified as
Caucasions Mongoans Negroes Red Men or Yellow Men And
must achieve spiritual amalgamaon freedom of assoca.
ton expression and living because long as We orsp M
the shrine Of superficial differences naonais raciasn
color and religious practice going and on in dog
eat dog society which petition of political ware and
poor folks fights.
We must be sincerely opposed racasm We have seen
and daily how that sort Of thing has facilitated the
keeping of millions of darker people economic and political
slavery all The world If going to promote racial.
ism means to achieving freedom and progress we must
cease singing Il Amt Going To Study War No Moe Pre-.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30
EDITOR 5 80.
Others May Profit From His Example
y SAMUEL 8. TAYLOR, Associate Editor

y SAMUEL 8. TAYLOR. Associate
The accession of Attorney r. Bob) Booker to the pres
dncy of the National Bar association striking example of
the honors that citizen of this section when the
issue unclouded by conflicting principles is inspiring to
the highest honor the nation 60 Akansan with the
top conenders from Arkansas.
What has been accomplished by local lawyers in the nation
Il organization could be accomplished by local white politicians
perhaps in the national political situation if the white southern
q did not find 1t necessary to eternay apologize for his
Gnmocratc position all questions involving When men
oe themselves around with the iron curtains of discrimination
and prejudice they fence the honors and distinctions which
the nation for the best opponents of its national ideals
In this time Of national crisis the situation bears food for
thought otherwise II is beginning to be that what the
southern attitude does southern asprants highest honors
In the nation is paraeed by what national liberation of
undemocratc spot in the nation does national
praon for international leadership We allowed
cratic determinations and babarc brtaies lynch
ings to the shining brightness of ideals
to furnish targets for deators opposing and deooges all
the international crises which have threatened way life
II not existence.
The communication Of Russia spreading her neghbors
and China and threatening invasion of South America
growing consciousness of South Africa and India the
labor and socialist governments and France
England and Germany together with the mutterngs of those
Who would create factions against Columbia everywhere
Ominous warnings that the gab of democracy
bed clean OF Its stains the of the garment
sumo proper place among the nations of mankind. nw
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30

and citizenship training among
both adults and boys" explains
Mr. Rudd These ideals are promot-
ed through camping, the various
ideals being attained through the
various camp activities. The men,
bers state that there is no other
organization of the order among
the Negro seouters of the South.
They held their first business
meeting a short time ago at the
home of Mr.. McClinton and enter
tanned themselves subsequently in
a choice affair at the Charmaine
Hotel
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30
NAACP TO MEET
June rs, 50

New York-The 4lst annual con-
ference of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People will be held in Bos-
ton. June 20-25, 1850, Roy Will
kins, acting secretary announced
today The site of the conference
was chosen at the 40th annual
conference in Los Angeles last Ju-
~ The New England Conference
% NAACP Branches will be host
to me conference.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30

area part of pattern publicly proclaimed
Association for the Advancement
less interested securing equality
made the basis of suit than forcing acceptance
mneng Of the the school system
have TO deal
For reasons which clear thought
the subject the majority of the people Of
hand experience social crossing Incidentally
whether majority minority sentiment entitled
Its voluntary observance and should be legally
two fundamental flaws however the socaed Jim
do but should not prohibit voluntary And
the same laws provide but fail equality treatment
is the second phase that NAACP entering wedge
the school The fact makes mandatory authorities
throughout the South to the Negro justice school IA
ees Courts unlikely segregation because Unequal
y exists but be proper provision within
reasonable limit
The Negro justly entitled his legal regret.
table truth that he has had them
cord these rights him But realize too
that not ending problem with the NAAcP focal point
For NACP determined 10 force social equality
want or not But for NAAcP there would Employment
Practice proposal voave OF the rights Of individual white
citizen anything which NAAcP opposes infringing on those Of
the black
The demands for equality facilities right in
themselves There who feels tina,
he and his denied justice the section should
have complete sympathy His ncghbors could reason how.
ever that he acted his voon pressure from
an outside organization The law itself has litigation
stirred by those who have no direc, interest IT,
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30
Scouts
Continued from page one

C0ntinued from page one
viee-chief.
Dr. J. w. Parker. Dentist Pine
Bluff, council divisional chairman.
and holder of the Silver Beaver,
one of the highest awards that
can be given to an adult scout,
IS treasurer.
John c. Kahn. Pine Bluff Divi-
sional leader and holder OF the
Seouter's award is scribe.
Earl D. Underwood, l724 Pulaski
is the seventh member.
The Order of the Arrow is part
of the Scout organization. Its pur-
pose is to promote high ideals
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30

Dear SIR
As official Of the National Association Advancement Of
Cood People read your lead editorial September 49, Facing
Facts Up 70 South with singular approval and rcon.
Our views entirely eonson5n example on your state.
meni that these dim Grow law de should not prohibit voun.
ry association of the two races The whole fight Of the NAACP
The issue segregation has been against compu
soy racial segregation We recognize your quoted sentence re-
va recognize that the determination who are
logically personal should legsatcd as Jim Grow
laws do gse and that skin color offers
the ndscrmnaie qualification Of people without regard 10 intel
cctual attainment cultural development lack MA
ACP has intended and does
society into which accept unvaned IN
Innate personal associates that mpoby possible But
ts denounce evil laws which compel people 10 remain
distant from other people whose friendship they to cultivate
Likewise do and NAACP Negro is
justly entitled his legal rights and the that he
has not had them quote your editorial we remain in
unison when YOU charge the South with the responsibility Of an
gushing policy Of racial discrimination according Negro
his full measure Of citizenship.
But beyond these points however opinions widely
rance The NAACP instance your Interpretation
the meaning Of the Fair Employment Practice" proposal
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-30
Eayings Worth Repeaiing:-

Below Is am editorial appearing September the Dallas N,rpS
news aud copy letter written the editor Southwest Region
al NAACP secretary.
EdteTial.-rACING FACTS Up TO sorru
second aniiegregaIon school suit filed IN fss c, IT, .t
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Foirfox Village Books
Bus Service Proorom

The Fairfax Village Citizens
Association last night supported
the Fort Davis Citizens Associa
ton in its effort TO improve bus
Evening star., 1949-04-07
May. 6arssons 10 Appeal
Immediately 10 Hiqh CourI

Attorneys for former Represent
ative Andrew J. May and Henry
and Murray Carson said today
they viii appeal Immediately to
the Supreme Court. following re-
fusal Of the United States Court
of Appeals yesterday to reconsider
its January "a decision that up
held the District Court conviction
Of the three men.
May. Kentucky Democrat. who
formerly headed the old House
Military Affairs Committee. was
convicted along with the Carson
brothers. wartime munitions max
ers. in July. l947. OF conspiracy
TO defraud the Government and
payment of at least $50. 900 to
May by the Garssons in return
for services. All three were SEN
fenced to serve eight months to
two years.
Warren z. Magee, attorney for
the 73-year-old May. and Allen ].
Krouse, Washington attorney for
the Garssons, announced they will
file motions in the Supreme Court
today to stay the appellate court
mandate. They then will have 80
days to petition for formal review
by the high court.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Policeman Cleared in | Of 4
Indecent Assault Cases

Lloyd w. Chisolm, 2s-year- old
suspended park policeman, today
was clear of one of four indecent
assault charges lodged in Munich
pal Court.
A jury acquitted him. after 20
minutes deliberation yesterday Of
an Agriculture Department en-
ploye's charge that he laid hands
upon her in an indecent fashion
last February 20 in Department
corridor.
Three similar charges, as we'll
as three charges Of making OBJ
scene gestures in the same build
ing, now are pending trial next
month. Chisholm, colored. Of the
3700 block Of Jay street NE. also
faces charges Of being disorderly
in the Pentagon last March Is.
He was acquitted yesterday.
after denying he was at the scene
of the crime. His attorney, George
e. c. Hayes. presented witnesses
who testified to Chisholm's good
reputation. Judge Walter J. Casey
presided.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
TRANSFORMATION In the Area

transportation In the area
The group also reelected al .ts
present oficers. They are: T. A
Speakman. president: Charles
Baldwin, vice president. Mrs. J. r.
OSuti. secretary. and Herman
Gainen. treasurer.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-10-06
Sorority News
XI GAMMA CHAPTER
OF BETA SIGMA PHI

Mrs. Lorraine Leather was hostess
to the members of XI Gamma Chap
ter of Beta Sigma Phi at her home
in Bridgeport last Monday night
China, "The Land of the Dragon"
is the first in the series of Home
Lands of Great People" that will be
studied during the year. An intro
duction to China was given by Iris
Fryer; Lorraine Leather discussed
the geography of the country and
its industries; and Lois Wiebel ac-
quainted us with the characteristics
and habits of the people of China.
President Helen Miller appointed
the following committees to func-
ton during the coming year: Pro-
gram-Iris Fryer, chairman; Regina
Glover and La Rue Muhly; Member
ship-Lois Wiebel, chairman; Mar
garet Greene and Arlene Messer-
smith; Publicity-Zelda Hoover,
chairman; Evelyn Hickman and
Valerie Cline; Social - Lorraine
Leather, chairman; Vivian Dean,
Marie Lambillotte, and Frances
Routzahn; Ways and Means-June
Barnhart, chairman; Myra R. Clipp,
Carolyn Judge, and Mable thinner
man; Gifts and Flowers - Evelyn
Hickman, chairman; Lois Wiebel;
Observation-Disclosures Cline.
October 4th will be celebrated as
international Night by Beta Sigma
Phi Chapters over the entire world.
Local chapters will meet at the Rose
Room of the Y.M.C.A. on Tuesday
at 800, with Miss Mildred Dyer as
quest speaker
Appetizing Chinese food and tea
were served to the following mem
bers: - June Barnhart, Myra Ruth
Clipp, Vivian Dean, Iris Fryer, Re-
gina Glover, Evelyn Hickman, Zelda
Hoover, LaRue Muhly, Valerie Cline,
Marie Lambillotte, Lorraine Leath-
er, Cosette Markell, Helen Miller,
Arlene Messersmith, Frances Rout-
zahn, Lois Wiebel, Mabel thinner
man, Carolyn Judge, and Director,
Kathryn Bentz.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-10-06
KAPPA CHAPTER
OF BETA SIGMA PHI

Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority entertained their rushees
and members at an autumn party at
the home of Mrs. Lester Bange, Foun-
tain Head Heights, on September 30.
The party was held in the recrea-
ton room of the Bange home, which
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion. Arrangements for the
party were made by the rushees COM
mlttee, composed of: Miss Jean Bush,
chairman; and the Misses Audry
Grimm, Violet Sweeney, Frances
Bowman and Mary Catherine Diet
erich. Mrs. Bange is director of the
chapter, and Mrs. Norman Bentz is
the social sponsor.
Games were played, after which
refreshments were served to: Mrs.
Shirley Pomeroy, Mrs. Betty Poole,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Rohrer, Mrs. Marie
Lambillotte, Mrs, Dorothy Crawford,
Mrs. Christine Shaffer, Mrs. Norman
Bentz, Miss Jean Bush, Miss Audrey
Grimm. Miss Louise Horst, Miss
Ethel Williams, Miss Frances Rout-
zahn, Miss Loretta Wiles, Miss Della
jeanette Eikelberger and Miss Mary
Catherine Dieterich.