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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15
SwantOn Sets Pace
In Baseball League
Accident Right on Heels of Top
Team-Oakland Loses to
Crellin

Ted Topper's pitching kept Acct
dent right on the heels of the pace
setting Swanton Dodgers by winning
his fifth straight game Sunday
against Kitzmiller. Accident won A to
3 at Kitzmiller.
Topper limited the Kitzmiller Vets
to four singles and struck out II
batsmen. Strauss had three hits in
five trips to the plate. James famed
nine Accident batsmen.
Swanton won its sixth straight vic
tory by defeating Bittinger at Swan
ton To behind the five-hit twirling Of
Benny Shaffer who famed nine.
The league leaders were outhit 10
to 5. b. Bucket had three and j. Buck
ell two hits. r. Sanders and Bill
Sweitzer hit two-baggers for Swan
ton. The Dodgers pulled their 8th
double play Of the season in the 18th
inning.
Friendsville's winless team suffered
its 7th consecutive setback at the
hands of Terra Alta at Friendsville,
90. F'raley allowed six hits while
Hardesty led the West Virginians' IL
hit attack with three safeties. Fisher
raped a double and single for
Friendsville.
Bob Glaze, who won his first three
starts of the season, went down to de-
feat for the first time as Crellin took
the Oaklant Amvets into camp at
Crellin to 3. Ernie Colaw banged a
pair of singles and Burrcll got two
Dagger that drove in the deciding tall
ly in the 8th inning. Kahl with "A
double and single, and Williams with
two singles paced the Oakland hittcrs.
Sam Migliccio was the winning pitch
er for Crellin, his second straight
win. He famed five.
Games for Sunday, June is Kitz-
miller at Crellin, Terra Alta at Bit
finger, Friendsville at Oakland, Swan
ton at Accident.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15
DIED
CARL WILSON HAYES

Carl Wilson Hayes, aged 81, veter-
an of World War II, died at $40 o.
clock Sunday morning, June IL, at
the home of his father, j. w. Hayes,
at Crellin.
Surviving are his father, his mother,
Mrs. Iva Michael Hayes; two sisters,
Mrs. Mabel LantZ, Miss Sarah Hayes,
Crellin; one daughter, Miss Rita Lou
Use Hayes, Tunnelton, w. Va. De
ceased was born at Newburg, w. Va.
Funeral services were conducted on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 from the
Crellin church, with Rev. E. F. Lock-
hart, pastor of the Crellin and Terra
Alta u. B. churches, officiating. In
terment was at Shay's chapel Gene
terry, near Tunnelton, with military
services at the cemetery being con-
Quoted by Terra Alta Post No. 1874,
American Legion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15
Daily Vacation Bible
School Starts Monday

Vacation Bible School for the four
Protestant churches of Oakland, and
any other interested persons of the
community will begin next Monday
morning, June 49, in st. Pauls
Methodist church.
Classes will be held from . to 80
Monday through Friday, to the Both
of June.
DR.. Denver c. Pickcns will be the
director, assisted by Mrs c. Melvin
Right. Dir. Pickens said all new
courses were being offered.
kindergarten, pre-school, ages 4
to 6, "Stories about Jesus" by Mary
c. Brumley, teachers, Mrs. Il. NJ.
Shumate, Mrs. Richard Glotfelty,
Helen Louise Harmed.
Primary, LIST, 2nd and 3rd grades,
Jesus the Friend by Harriet A.
Roolbach. Teachers, Miss Eloise Ash
by, Mrs. William Rees and Mrs.
James G. Lemmert.
Juniors, grades 4, 3, 6, I'VE Would
Follow Jesus" by Opal b. Crosby.
Teachers, Mrs. 7. 0, Detfinbaugh,
Mrs. r. T. Brohawn and Mrs. Earl
Lee.
Seventh grade, Mrs. Scott w.
Shirer and Mrs. William A. Shrer.
Librarian will be Miss Susan Turner
and pianist will be Mrs. H. NJ. Shu-
mate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15

On Sunday morning, June Is, a
series Of special services will open in
the Deep Creek Baptist Church on
Route 2l9 and continue each evening,
excepting Saturday, beginning at 1870
p. m. with an old-fashioned song SER
vice.
A former L. S. Army Chaplain,
Rev. John G.. Lambrides, of Laurel,
Md. will present the Gospel story
through the painting of pictures.
Rev. Lambridcs was trained as a
commercial artist in New York City
but gave up this profession in order
to spend his entire time preaching
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15

from the Long Funeral home at
Akron on Monday afternoon at 3
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15

o'clock, with Rev. James Moore, of
Akron Baptist Temple, officiating.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15

Corporal
The new OF the MARYLAND Police.
o
instr
direction vehicle
to
will
laws of the overall highway
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-15

service, to which the public is cordial
ly invited
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
FIRST EQUrPMENT-
(Continued from Page l)

a mere cap to several pounds are placed several feet underground, with from three to six seismo- graphs-called geophones in this work-located on top the ground a short distance away.
 The process is roughly similar to finding sea bottom with a fath- ometer. The blast sends waves through the earth, which are picked up by the phones. They are then photographed by movie camera, enabling Wantland to de- termine types of strata by study of wave velocity.
 This same type of earthquake" is used to find bedrock in mining and in drilling for oil. Loose soil sends back waves around 2,000 per minute, while dense rock bounces them back at 15,000 per.
 The man-made quakes lessen the number of sample drill holes necessary, thus reducing expense considerably, Wantland said. A hole may cost $2,000, but an earthquake" only $100 or less. A few drill holes, nevertheless, will be necessary to supplement findings, he said.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
Daug hters of Two Prominent Valley Faml Wed Here In Impressive Wee l2end Rites
Parents Announce Engagement of Miss Kucherry

MT. and Mrs. James Kucherry of Palmer announce the engage ment of their daughter, Mary, to Ted Lowe, formerly of Anchor age who now makes his home at Fairbanks.
 The bride-to-be came to Palmer with her parents in July, 1949. The family is formerly of Bon ners Ferry, Idaho. She is now employed at the Trading Post.
 MT. Lowe moved to Fairbanks from Anchorage this month. He plans to work in the northern city until spring. While at An chorage he was employed at Fit. Richardson.
 The young couple are planning an early spring wedding.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
MRS. HAL LVORSEN
 TAKES OVER BEAUTY SHOP NOVEMBER 1

Mrs Lea Halvorsen has taken 4uver management of Lou's Beau 1y Shop and will start operation of the shop on November 1, she announced here this week.
 A new name for the beauty salon. which is located in the Rec Hall, has been chosen as Cap ltol Beauty Shop, Mrs. Halvorsen said.
 My husband and I chose the name as we are among those who are plugging for Palmer to be- came the capital of Alaska" the new manager said.
 The Halvorsens have made their home in Alaska for the past five years. They were in Anchor age for three years, where Mrs. Halvorsen operated the Perma- Beauty Shop all during that time.
 The couple came to the Valley two years ago when they built the Hallea lodge at Wasilla. They will continue to operate the lodge with MT. Halvorsen in charge while Mrs. Halvorsen is at the beauty shop during the week. On &eesA ends she will also be at the Hodge to welcome guests there.
 Mrs. Ha1vorsen says that she has a nice surprise gift" for all patrons who attend her shop all next week.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
ALL FIVE WINNERS
Continued from Page II

NNOn11nue0 rom Pd0e II was wonderful. It not only sup piled the family table with vege- tables all summer but provided Kent with funds to attend his third year of school in the states. He IS a senior at LaurelWood Academy at Gaston, Ore, this year. The Allis-Chalmers Manu- featuring Company sponsors the Garden Contest and will award Kent a trip to Chicago. His brother, Lynn, a freshman at Walla Wa1la College in Washing ton, was one of the first Alaska All members ever to attend the All Club Congress.
 Has Cow. Nenana
 Genevieve DeLand, with the help of her COW, Nenana, won the Dairy Achievement Contest spop- Sored by the Lederle Laboratories and will be aW arded a gold watch. In 1948 she entered a similar con- test but was eligible for the dis trlct prize only, since she was too young to be awarded the Terri torial prize Nenana took first prize at the Fair this fall where Genevieve had her own individ- ual booth labeled 'The Lone Farmerette." Genevieve is 15 years old and has been in All pears old and has been in All Club work seven years.
 Wins Meat Contest
 Donald Dinkel won the Meat Animal Contest sponsored by MT Thomas E. Wilson of the National Committee and will be awarded a gold watch. How he acquired the greased pig donated for pig catching contest is a story in it. self Donald is Is years old and this is his 10th year in club work. In 1948 he was awarded trip to Chicago as winner of the Poultry Contest.
 Francis Dinkel will leave Alas ka by plane with Parker Lester, Agricultural Agent at Palmer, to join Kent Sandvik and the Wash ington State delegation in Seattle for the train trip to Chicago. There they will meet Betty Blunck.
 The territorial awards for All Club members were made avail able by the cooperation of several organizations and individuals in terested in boys and girls with the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
DAUGHTER IS BORN TO CRIMSON MURPHYS

MT. and Mrs. Grayson Murphy have a new baby daughter born at Valley Hospital early this morning. The little girl arrived at l2:33 a. m., weighing six pounds, fourteen ounces. Sharon Mabel is the name chosen for her by her parents.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
WASILLA BUILDS NEW SCHOOL BUS GARAGE:

WASILLA-A new garage for the school bus now being built here by Shorty" Gustafson is nearing completion. The new ga- rage is located just north of the school house.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27

In beautiful candlelight ceremony at United Protestant Church. last Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. the former Miss Janet Joyce Sherrod. only daughter of Alaskan pioneers MT. and Mrs. Max Sherrod. be- came inc bride of Wendell Lee Lewis. a son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. of Rolette. North Dakota.-(Palmer Studio photo)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27

first piece their we'd
 reception held their following their here last Saturday evening St. ehae Catholic Church bride Miss Marian Barry daughter of Alaskan pioneers Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barry of Palmer and Lake The bridegroom Mr. and Mrs M F. Wiese of Snohomsh Wash.-(Palmer Studio photo)
Evening star., 1950-07-10

29c Hemstitched Cotton Napkins
These ore made Of Indion Head in verso IL for
tile ecru shade. They're neatly hemstitched, e.
measure l5xl5 inches in size Be prepared %
next time you have large dinner. III
39c Cannon Bath Towels
Fomous Common towels, all first quality, 2Ox
4o-Ineh size Brightly striped potterns to ID
choose from, ideol for summer cottoees and
your home. Lightweight dry quickly -
Boys Irreg. $I.99 Basque Shirts
From one of the countrys Ieodine makers Of
knit shirts, these cotton string shirts firmly sS
knit, in fresh color combinations Of blue,
gray, maize and green Sizes to l9.
79c Imported Linen Huck Towels
They're all pure linen, bleach snowy white 2 for
boost neot hensttched edges. Suitable for c.
embroidering for gifts or for every doy use. sP
Size l7x32 inches. Stock up and sove! -
SLAB Chenille Mat and Lid Sets
You'll find large variety of background m-
shades to choose FROM all with ottroctWe ~ III
mut-color designs. The mat measures
8x30 inches, the lid matches perfectly
59c Lace Chair Back Sets 3 sets
Eoeh one Of these sets consists of three
pieces two arm rests and back. Sew -
ero good looking potterns from which to
choose, all popular ecru-coIor lace.
35c pr. Kann's Dress Shields
Protect your dresses during these hot summer 1OT
doys They come in regular crescent S
shopes Sizes z, 3, 4. White and flesh
Evening star., 1950-07-10
$1.o5 to s. Costume JeweIu

A beautiful assortment from WE'LL d.
known manufacturer Necklaces, Brace
lets. pins and earrings Sparkling rhine eD
stones, cleaning gold and silver metal.
simulated pearls, jewel color stone set
pieces. Many one-of-o-kind, others may IL
be motched in SETS ,.. .os -.
Kanns-Jetoelry-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-10
Mems 7sc and s9c Cotton Shorts. 2 for

Mems 79c and 89c Cotton Shorts. 2 for
Boxer and eriPper fastener front models in
neat and blozer stripes All are Sonforzed -
(resduoI shrinkoee less than | % fully cut
Sizes 30 to "A in group to choose from.
Mems 35c Fancy AnkIets for
Fine quolity hose in pastel shades for sum-
mer wear, all ore perfects. Banner wrop ~
Royons in clocks and panels as we'll as
numerous sport effects. Sizes 10 to r.
Mems $I.OO Fine RayOn Ties 2 for
For who what they wear Konn's
offers fine royon ties in foulords crepes and -
Jocquords. Included are many handsome
eolors and patterns to suit your toste
Evening star., 1950-07-10

$I.35 Service Weight Ny1Ons,
Save on these full fashioned service weight PR.
nyon hose. They have stretehy cotton tops e.
New shodes. Sizes 8h to H. II
Imperfs. of 81 NO-Seam NylOns,
They're sleek in fit, give your legs the op- ? e,,e
peoronce Of voeotion-sunton Very fine
in construction except for slight inperfee- q
tions. Good shodes in popular sizes
70c to $I.OO Summer COttOns 2 uds.
Delightfully."- cool cotton for your summer &U
sport and dressy voIes. Printed and plain
sheers, also broodcIoths. 36 inches wide. -
Evening star., 1950-07-10

$l.I0 dOz. Waldorf Toilet Tissues
Stock up this popular nationally odverI4 fOssS
tised toilet tissue. It's soft and highly OBJ CT
sorbent single ply tissue with $50 sheets to eD
every ROLL Individually wrapped. IL
$l.5O to $500 Leather BiIlfOlds
BfoIds for men and women In wide ronee &H
of styles and coIors. Some with poss coses e~
others with zippers coin purses Red -
green, black. brown and ton ,,s. 80. sas
See and Csc Lingerie Laces yds.
Don't miss this grand opportunity to pur- o.
chose lovely Aencon type Ioces for your -
lingerie. 1t comes in three and four-inch
widths in white, and black.
doc I'd QUO HmDrOioeries yds.
This white botste embroidery, edges and a.
bondines ore 50 much in dennond now for -
lingerie and dress trimmings. Buy yours now.
Two to four-ineh, widths to choose from
Evening star., 1950-07-10

Mems $I.65 to $l.95 Basque Shirts
Fine basque shirts in handsome solid coIors n-
and eood-Iooking fancy stripes. All ore tai -
lored by famous maker. Sizes: small,
medium and large in the group
Mems Irregular $I.99 Sport Shirts
Light in weight, styled with short sleeves and
knit bottom. Solid coors with contrasting -
blozer stripes. Popover style in blue grey
ereen Small, medium and large.
Mems 81. .95 Summer Straw Hats
A real buy! must at this low price! Cool n-
comfortable palm broid strow hats in your -
choice Of shades of ton and brown. Sizes
6M to 77s included in this group
$500 to $500 Leather Gloves
Wonens peskins, copes and suedes. Black
sizes or oH, don't miss this op-
portunity to make wonderful buy!
Sec. $l.59 Lace Luncheon Cloths
lmperfections very slight, you'll hardly n-
notice them. Several ottroctve potterns to SD
select from Luncheon size: 52x52 inches.
You'll want several at this grand sovine
59c yd. Imported Linen TOweIing
Good quoIity pure linen crash toweIine l6 ydiS.
inches Wide with handsome cofored border G
of red or blue. Suitable for towels, seorfs, sR
kitchen curtains and many other ideos. Ill
Evening star., 1950-07-10
Special Purchosel
Plastic and Fabric Boqs

included in this group of summer hand hA
boes ore top handle, shoulder strop MI
and underorm styles. You'll find lots
Of white bags as we'll as light and dark
co'ors Shop eorIy for best selection.
KGnns-Hdndbags-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-10

81 80 CamaSta Card Sets
Two decks of HomiIton picture -bock ploying o.
cords with linen-ke finish. Complete with -
printed instructions. Packed in pIostie troy
with rubber feet to prevent slipping.
Plastic Bridge Table Covers
Protect your bridge toble or give new CO.
beauty to your old toble with these quilted -
covers in reguor size. Bright eolors with
drop side, lined with pIoste.
5Sc Stationery, boxed 3 boses
Nationally famous Montoe's fine writing o.
papers in attractive gift boxes White and -
poste shades, single sheet club size. Flat
box for easy packing when vocotonine.
Evening star., 1950-07-10
7oe to $1.25 Royon Fabrics

. Washable Royon Printed Sheers
. Washable Printed Royon Crepes
. Lovely Royon Dress Toffetos
. Pretty Royon Lingerie Crepes
. Fine Royon Denier Prints
Royon Fobric with PoIko Dots
. Assorted Royon Dress Fobrics
All 3o-inches wide.
Kann's-Fabrics-Stre Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-10

Irregs. of 65c-75c Athletic Shirts
Combed cotton athletic shirts in assorted Tor
better erode eottons, Swiss rib and light c.
weights All fully cut. Sizes: small, med- ~
un, large and extra large in the group. -
Mems $l.95 and $2.69 Dress Shirts
Fine quality fancy shirts, some ore slightly m-
soIed but all ore perfects, reduced to give -
you wonderful sovines. Mostly small sizes in
the group. Stock up now. He'll want several.
Mems CSC Cotton Tee Shirts for
He'll wear them as an outdoor shirt or when o.
it's cooler as an undershrt These ore fine -
combed cotton tee shirts are easy to ounder.
Sizes small, medium and large.
$I.79 Salt and Pepper Shakers
Two poirs in Gift window box Colonial in PTs'
design, styled to blend with any setting c.
Easy to clean, easy to remove tops Three ]p
inches in height SiIver-pIoted -
Sterling Rim Crystal Glass Coasters
Con be used for osh troy or coasters. Floral CO.
design in center, heavy sterling silver rims -
three-inch diameter with beoded BORDERS
deo for gifts your hone ,.., .ss -.
KelIogg's Canned Fruit Juices
Tomato Juice, No. z tn--------6 for 81
Orange and Grapefruit Juice, No. tin----5 for 81
Orange Juice, No. 2tin-----------------5fo for 81
Vegetable Juice Cocktoi, l2-oz tin-,---7 for 81
Crepe Juice, unsweetened, 2-qts.--------------$l
Evening star., 1950-07-10
Samples, Closeouts, Irregulars Of
$7.o0-$2.oo Royon BIouses

Royon prints and solid coIors Also, hA
cotton broodcloth RiWero shirts, pIoids, Nj
small pattern prints and eyelets. Whites, y
posteIs and dark colors Jewel neck
lines, coIlors, vee-necks ond peasant
styles Broken sizes 81 to 38. IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-10

$2.S5 COOl-Ray Sum Glasses
Protect your eyes from the harsh rays Of the M
sun. Weor these smart sun glasses and a.
save! Two popular shapes and sizes, with red
or crystal plastic frones
$I.98 Clear Lucite Bath Brush
You'll love using one of these bath brushes
and it's ottroctve enough to give gift. ID #
Has q one-piece Iucte handle with firm nylon
bristles Individually boxed.
23c Cleansing Tissue 5 fO
You get 300 sheets of fine quoIity focioI
tissue in every one Of these boxes. They're c.
ideol for removing foce creoms and makeup. .~
Large sheets. Buy six boxes and save! ii
soc Consumers Special Cosmetics
These fine cosmetics have been tested and Tor
approved by Good Housekeeping Loboro- c.
tories. Included cleansing cream nqht <W
cream, hand lotion and skin freshener. II
plu. sos ia
Imperfect $l.95 Rayon Gowns
Fomous name, fully cut royon gowns in to- c.
lored and Ioey Styles Pretty posteI shades, 1
some with slight mperfections others per-
feet Sizes "a to 40 included in the group
59c RayOn indies 2 for.
Perfect quoIty. fully cut ponty and brief
styles in teorose or white. They're long, q n
wearing and never need ironing. Sizes to
included in the group. III
Evening star., 1950-07-10
Irregulars of Mems $1.95 to $2.95
Short Sleeve Sport Shirts

Most Of these short sleeve sport shirts ore toi-
Iored by famous maker. Slight irregularities
ore not enough to mar their wearing qualities.
Lobels ore removed but you've bought these
shirts at much higher price. Solid eoors,
fonees and Iiehtweiehts. Small, medium, me-
dium-Ioree and large.
Kann's-Mens Store-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-10
$1.49 VinyI-PIostic
BLANKET BAGS

Heavy Vinyl-pIostie blanket boes for
storing your winter blankets. Eoch bag
will hold two. Has convenient Upper
closure, handsome wine color bindings.
Kann's-Notions-S Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-10
No Mail, Phone or COD. Orders!

WOmen's Sheer NylOn Gloves
Discontinued $1.5o and ST. IS styles Of sheer
nylon gloves. White, black and postel coIors.
Many styles in group. Sizes to 7h in as
sortmenf
70c Ironing Board Covers
They're mode of sturoy cotton muslin, de-
signed to fit any standard size ironing board.
Needs no Pinnine, convenient sIiP-on style.
Buy tomorrow during this specioI event.
$I.50 Kann's Bra.FOrm Dress s
Fashioned Of mesh, fitted with guaranteed
rubber shields. They have adjustable shouI-
der strops, ovoilobIe in teorose only. Sizes 81
to SO.
20: Metal Blouse Skirt Racks
Both of these handy items ore made Of rust
proof metal, sturdy and strong. The blouse
rack holds six blouses and the skirt rack
holds twelve skirts. Get both and save!
Evening star., 1950-07-10
500 Pairs! Irregulars of $1.99 to ST.!
Women's Slippers

Royon sotins, plain or embroidered or
leather slippers for women and Juniors.
Cushion Platform soles and padded
heels. Variety Of colors and styles.
Sizes 4 to 9 in the group. All soIes
final.
Kanns-Main Aisle-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-04-13
BOX 247-C, STAR

ART DIRECTOR, male, or female, for
Philadelphia department store; must
be able to make. own visuals and
supervise art and production staff
Give complete details, including
salary expected. Hox j9-C. Star.
APPLICAToRs. for roofing and sid
AssisTANSTi ISL Si eyai; yaNrfoR, 70 col oolored, ex-
perienced in elevator and stoker;
day hours: no quarters; Washing
ton reference. MI. 1880, Resident
Assistant KITCHEN MANAGER
work. Apply HALLS RESTAURANT,
AssisTANT Nj MANAGER. part time,
to operate service station and park
must be exper. man and able to
furnish Al refs. Apply 712 9th
st: NV; Do not phone. -15
AUTOMOTIVE MACHINISTS-Must
be experienced. Box 469-C. Star. III
AUTO BODY ", MAN lst class only
9ppy %asf Gs sEbs sse caRAaE K %ase q sstR'es
AUTO MECHANIC, tune.up and
trouble shooting; white; experienced
In supervising men. Good 'opportun-
1ty. bOx fl0-C., SCar.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced. No
others need apply. Good working
conditions, 5l2-day wk ADDISON
CHEVROLET. 14th and Florida ave.
nv; See Nj; Shannon, la
and reliable; ideal working con-
dditions: Salary or commission.
roll St, Takoma Park, D. C. GE.
$500. ia
AUTO PARTS MAN-Chrysler-P Ply
mouth dealer needs exp. parts man
with thorough knowledge of sales
and inventory. Should be capable of
advancement. See Mr. Breeden,
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO., 1908
Good Hope rd. Sc. Ia
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars, to as
sist general mgr and ok. finance
deals: S100 per wk. to start and use
of late model car. Steady advance
ment and secure future assured
State age, experience. etc. Box 472-
Evening star., 1950-04-13

Two Federal agencies yesterday
stepped up their investigations Of
the case Of Lloyd H. Sidener. the
grounded coal miner of Canton.
III.
Mr.. Sidener, former president
of a United Mine Workers local
in Canton, was fined s50,000 by
his union. and blacklisted from
employment for attempting to re-
turn to work during the recent
coal strike.
Mr.. Sidener acted in compli-
ance with a Federal Court in
junction and the back to work"
orders of his own international
president, John L. Lewis.
Progress Reported.
The Justice Department and
the National Labor Relations
Board each report progress in
their separate Investigations CT
the case.
The preliminary report of FBI