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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-16
Injured in Rock Fall

Leo Tichnell and Homer Paugh, of
Swanton, were injured in a fall Of
rock at a coal mine near Mt. Zion in
which they were working one day last
week.
Ti-hnell was slightly hurt and
Paagh was knocked unconscious in
the mishap.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-16
District Farm Bureau to Meet

The Union District unit of Preston
County Farm Bureaus will meet on
Friday, February ~, at s p. m, at
the Aurora No-Ag. class room in the
High School building.
A business session viii be followed
with Eagenc Matthews director Of
the State Board Of Health, present
ing lecture and two films Of pic
tunes for proper ana sanitary drain
age from farm residences.
Evening star., 1950-10-18

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Evening star., 1950-10-18
Dr.. Wi|Iingham Stresses Full Religious Freedom

The American people must not
compromise with any substitute
for full religious freedom, DR..
Edward B. Willingham, pastor of
National Baptist Memorial, de-
clared last night.
Religious liberty is a corner
stone in our structure which may
easily be moved by the subtle sub
stitution of so-called religious
toleration." DR.. Willingham, who
lis president of the Washington
Federation of Churches. asserted.
The speaker said the following
were attacks on the First Amend
ment: Moves to have the Presi-
dent appoint an ambassador to
the Vatican: efforts to utilize
public funds so religious orders
could teach doctrinal religion in
Evening star., 1950-10-18
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Evening star., 1950-10-18
Insanity Is Alleged
In Effort 10 Break
Will Of DR.. Chase
BY the Asseeioted Press

RENO, Nev., Oct. 18.-Attorneys
contesting the will of the late DR..
Theodore Chase told jury yester-
day they would prove the doctors S
mind snapped after the death of
his third wife.
DR.. Chase, a noted Philadelphia
surgeon. gave Temple University
$1.4 million in cash before his
death. His will left most of his
remaining estate. only $500. to
the university also.
His only daughter, Mrs. Janice
Chase King, of Silver Spring, Md,
is contesting the will, contending
her father was insane and sub
jected to undue influence by Tenn
pie authorities in a concerted
campaign to get his money.
Mrs. Kings Reno attorney
Lester Summerfield. told the jury
of eight women and four men that
DR.. Chase made a fortune in in
veStments after his retirement
at So.
"Delusions" Charged.
The doctor, described by Mr..
Summerfleld as being aloof, cold
dispositioned and penurious, suf-
fered from delusions after his
wife, DR.. Agnes Barr Chase, died
in 1912. said the lawyer.
Among the delusions, said Mr..
Summerfield. were the doctors
belief that his daughter caused
his wife's death by giving her
cancer, that the daughters nor
NAL child was malformed and that
the daughters husband, Attorney
Rufus King, was diseased and a
felon.
AS DR.. Chase grew older and
entered Temple University Hos
pital to live his attitude toward
his daughter became more vio-
lent, said the attorney. The doc
tor at the same time grew more
liberal toward the university, he
added.
Defense Opens.
In the opening statement of
Attorney William Forman, one of
five lawyers representing Temple,
the university countered that DR..
Chase's first gifts were made
without prior knowledge by the
school.
He conceived the idea of estab-
fishing cancer research founda-
tion in memory of his wife while
living in Reno. said Mr.. Forman.
In fact. the attorney argued, DR..
Chase offered to make substantial
gifts to the University of Nevada,
but these were refused by the
Board of Regents because it did
not want to assume responsibility
for operating such a foundation.
The first witness for Temple,
Mrs. Katherine c. Lear, testified
DR.. Chase always appeared nor
NAL while she was employed at
Temple. Mrs. Lear was formerly
secretary to William H. Parkin-
son. director of the university
school of medicine. She testified
she typed DR.. Chase's last will
and witnessed 1t along with two
other employees.
Evening star., 1950-10-18

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Evening star., 1950-10-18

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Evening star., 1950-10-18

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Evening star., 1950-10-18

public schools, and attempts to
insert "riders" in almost every
Federal appropriation bill to
benefit some ecclesiastical group.
He addressed a meeting in
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Alexandria, sponsored by the
Alexandria Ministerial Association
and Protestants and Other Ameri-
cans United for Separation of
Church and State.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
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Md. says, "Noxzema is
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skin, afterwards"
Evening star., 1950-10-18

'Favorife complex
lon oid !" Lovely Bet
ty Jane Hokenstrom
of Minneapolis says,
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night and morning to
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Evening star., 1950-10-18
Mayo County, Ireland, Seeking Song Writer

Wanted: Song writer's to put
County Mayo on the map.
Jealous Of the popularity of
Galway Bay" which is thought
to have brought thousands of tour
Evening star., 1950-10-18
-.SAvE THls--.
Here's all you do -.
MORNING

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Evening star., 1950-10-18

lists to that part Of Erie. the Bal.
lima Chamber of Commerce is con.
sidering rewarding any song writer
who comes up with Mayo Love-"
or some such ditty.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
Woter PIunqes 1000 Feet

A hydro-electric power project
now under construction in the
Cobb Valley, New Zealand, takes
advantage of a natural water
plunge of 1000 feet within a few
miles.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
Stuff Inherits Business

A. S. Farebrother. Fijian repre-
sentative Of various British manu-
featuring firms, left his business
to members Of his staff, mostly
Indians. when he died recently
after a fall
Evening star., 1950-10-18

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holds makeup beauti-
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your skin all dayi
Evening star., 1950-05-21
Science Calendar
. Technical Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and Technical Society
meetings have been announced for
this week by the Joint Committee
on Press Relations of the District
Council of Engineering and Arcni-
tectural societies and the Wash
ington Academy of Sciences. All
meetings listed are open to the
public unless otherwise listed.
Tomorrow.
District of Columbia Society Of
Professional Engineers-7 pm,
annual dinner meeting on roof
of Hotel Washington. Installa-
ton of officers: addresses by re-
firing president and by an after
dinner speaker.
Tuesday.
Washington Audio Society-8 pm.
in PEPCO auditorium. Mag
netically Recorded Stereophonic
Sound" by Marvin Camras,
senior physicist. Armour Re-
search Foundation, Chicago.
The Science Calendar will be
discontinued for the summer
after today. Most scientific or
ganizations do not meet during
the summer months but will
resume again in September.
Evening star., 1950-05-21
Births Reported

tFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
William and Hilda Allen. boy.
Harry and Bette, Altemus. boy.
Wilbur and Shirley Arant, boy.
John and Wanda Atchisson, boy.
Bert and Violet Barrett. boy.
Francis and Harriet Barrett, boy.
William and Mary Becker, boy.
Jerry and Charlene Bell boy.
Patrick and Mary Benton, boy.
James and and flizabe Ella ct II a Boyd el boy. SI''
Daniel and Charlotte Brill, boy.
Billie and Beverly. Brown, boy.
Frank Frank and an. ,XLirginia Brown. boy; ,o
Alfred and Zellah Brown, boy.
Ward and Elma Bull, boy.
Richard and Kathryn Buckipgham. boy.
John and Marilyn Cannon, boy.
By RoSu,a and Virginia a mia Connor' SGnUa boy
Austin and Joan Dolan, boy.
Frank and Doris Constantine. boy.
Thomas and Theresa Gordon, boy.
BENJAMIN and Marion Herson, boy.
Thomas and Kathleen Harrison, boy.
Chester. and Mary Jarrett, boy
Stanley and Mona Kubecki: boy.
Walter and Vivian Kriner, boy.
Charles and Anna Larsen, boy.
James and Agnes Lane. boy.
Lewis and violet Lee, BOY.
Earl and Edna Lawson, boy.
Robert and Ruth Lowe, boy.
Vernon and Margaret Lisk, boy.
Charles and Aida Lyddane, boy.
Clifford and Bernice Lunson boy.
Amedeo and Antoinette Manzione, boy.
John, and Anna Lynham, boy,
S9hTis &hur 1ad aafIR Mahs& MsAss boy Boy
John and Louise Murphy, boy
William and Gladys Martin boy.
James and Maxine Murphy, boy.
Robert Rooert and and Helen Olson boy: bov
William and Mary Peele. boy.
George, and Barbara, Patterson, boy.
sene RGssnh and and BeTsha Boy
Robert and Maisie Raven, boy.
William and Mary sheehy, boy.
Frank and Sara Sap1enzo, boy.
Jesse and Lila Stone, boy
Louis and Annie Soule. boy;
Jones and Evelyn Tmholtz, boy.
Carl and Rayetta Taute, boy.
Garqet aast and aRf Eians fTs Waeber WsSe boy bsSs
Joe and Marie Williams. boy.
Clifford and Sara War;. boy.
willard willard and and Girls christiane Williams boy.
Winrred and Frances Luck. boy and girl.
John and Emma Bryan. boy.
Joe and Elizabeth Crews, boy.
John and Martha Dickerson, boy.
Johnson and Florence Epps, boy.
Charlie and Lovella Garner, boy.
Joseph and Gertrude Harris, boy.
Edward and Theresa Harley, boy.
George and Charlotte Miner. boy.
William and Dolores Marcus, boy.
Marshall and Pearl Payton, boy.
Johnnie and Dorothy oates, boy.
Floyd and Katie Price, boy.
Henry and Audrey Preston, boy.
Samuel and Evie Washington; boy;
Joe and EloiSe Wicks, boy.
Sterling and Alice Wilson. boy.
James and Christine Woods boy.
Leroy and Hattie Harrison, boy and girl
Evening star., 1950-05-21
Deaths Reported

From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics>
Katherine W. Donoho. 81, 200 10th st.
Louveila NJ. Smith SO. 1904 R st. NV.
Redone B. Hamrick, ST. 124 9Th st. ne.
Margaret E. Cummings, 81, 1870 R. /. ave.
Maude X. FOnes, II. 1883 woodley pl
Fannie R. Eells. II, 7133 9TH st. NV
Lula B. Drenner, II, 4314 10th st. ne.
Frances C. Krebs, 50, 500 Oneida pl. NV.
Alice S. willis: 81, 330S Upland terr NV.
Melvin E. Aleshire. 80. 4525 Arkansas
ave. NV.
George j. Moore, rs, R. F. D. 20. Amos
Hattie Hill, "A. 1900 Stanton I'd. sc.
hrth9r A5htnr RTogn H. 1874 13th Sr St nv
Wade Sumpter, 80 1881 9TH ST. NV.
vennie Farwen. Sd, 705 9Th st. ne.
Nathaniel M. Shelton, ~, 1643 18th st.
NV.
willie Coleman. 80. no address.
Raymond Waters, 80, Ia maryland ave.
Joseph L. Ruffner, 12. 5000 Sheriff I'd
ne, Fairmont. Nd.
John N Smith, no address.
Evening star., 1950-05-21
Tiny Diesel Exhibited

A Diesel motor the size of a
British penny and weighing an
ounce, was shown at a recent fair
at Leipzig, Germany.
Evening star., 1950-05-21

Georges
sol King Street
Alexondrio, Virsinia
TEmpIe 1871
Georges
3is5 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington. virsinie
Chestnut 57S6
Grants, Inc.
1884 Meunt Vernon Avenue
Alexendrie, virsinie
King $500
Hynson Electric
Menessss. virsinis
Menesses -
Kemp Electric Co.
PureslIviIls, virsiBia
PureelIville 65sl
RondoIl S. Myers
3o6 5. Washington Street.
FsIls Church, virsinis
FAlls Church 1851
Evening star., 1950-05-21

Pollock Refrigeration
IS N. GIebs Roed
Arlington, vissinis
GLsbe 567S
]. A. Swan, Jr., and Co.
Ioe Davis Street
cuIpspes, virsinis
culpepes zo71
ToIson Feed and
Hardware
ceIvsrten, virsinis
csIverton z72i
J. S. Whitmore
Leesbvss. virsinis
Leesburs I2o
Wright 8 Hunt
Vienns. vissinis
Vienna 3S6
Zentx Refrigeration Co.
3oi cuIpspsr Street
WssFsntea, We.
Wsnsntsa i177
Evening star., 1950-05-21

Julius Lansbursh
Furniture Co.
9os ? Street NV.
NAtionoI S74S
MeCoy's
8o7 n Street NE.
Lincoln 3-34ls
VIRGINIA
Auto Home Supply
oeeoquen. virsinis
oeeequan 100
Sid Carroll
Appliance Co.
ll25 King Street
AIexondrio, virsinis
ALexondrie 20li
L. =. ChopeIIe
MiddIsburs. virsinis
MiddlsbvFs 533l.225i
Evening star., 1950-05-21

Colder rhan Ever Super -Frssxss
keeps up to is pounds of frozen foods
safely cold. One-piece solid brass
construction for faster freezing. Rs
yours in q genuine FrieidaiYs.
Evening star., 1950-05-21

Aeid-Rssissins Porcelain Interior
the finest cabinet int rior finish made.
Foods can't stain it and it's easy to
clean. It's yours when you choose Q
genuine Frigidairsi
Evening star., 1950-05-21
Look at these Other Big Values |!

Big Master ITO for families that want
maximum storage space has II Gu. #. of
storage space in cabinet the same size as
the Gu. #. model of few years ago Super
Freezer holds % pounds of frozen foods.
$685..
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-10

Letters To The Editor
MeMooRE case, MoRRnL sRLeHr spo1

Editor Regarding the McNoore odd
other institutions of higher learning such Harvard University
Penn State college University
their athletic policy participants
athletic
that activity either cancelled
Frank Mccormick, U. of athletic director puts
u of Miami Negro team
would create incident
So Mccormick bgotry.
Now the point that when
Negroes the Whether Negroes
not the University should
participate where
the student body they qualify would be
With Governor Luther Youngdah Humphrey
crusadng for civil rights the University
the the United gotry
elimination, with the sanction athletic director
Mccormick.
This situation not 1t happened before football
when the football team failed Dwight
against Texas and Tulane, right Minnesota.
The State Boxing Florida
mixed bouts intercollegiate boxing
and Miami there barring
the only fault Minnesota Incidentally
the favorte lost 5 2a
place
well winners teach craftsmanship
He turned out to be
have the intestinal fortitude cancel the bouts.
The only bright the whole
Morrill, University president
that this situation would not happen aganames Griffin
Ave. ST. Paul, Minnesota.
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Stute Should Holt ABc Practices

The Minnesota NAACP Council Ashby Gaslns
asked Attorney Burnqst injunction pro-
ceedngs against the American Bowling Congress- its
laws violate Minnesota civil rights laws.
II such action Is taken by almost
possible for the ABc its 1861 national bowling meet in St.
Paul The Twin city Committee for Fair Play Bowling had
viouy asked St. Paul city officials the ABC from using city
owned property for staging of the tourney next
The committee took the position that tax supported city
pe should not be rented ABC dictator
Of the sport bars certain from participation
In its national state city meets City officials while sympathetic
afraid TO take the initiative because the brings thou
sands Of dollars business the host cities.
the state NACP persuade the Attorney to
coed with test the courts Minnesota will
help" the
sponsored tournaments all but whites
win be recalled that Mr. Burnquiss office refused to give
Governor Youngda the light the National Guard
ton At that time his ruling stating Minnesota could dis
elimination segregation its military widely criticised
Later the Governor the opinion
the National Guard Negroes and then received the blessing
the Secretary Of the Army.
hoped that Mr. Burnquist will duty clearly
tec the rights of Minnesota citizens against whom the ABC
monopoly openly discriminaes II the
repeat his action
who ashamed Of their discriminatory bylaws
changed at the national meeting in May.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-10
PIowsEore & Pruning Hooks VS.. Swords g. Bombs

The predomnantly majority United the
distinctly the world into whose hands the destiny
of mankind and civilization decide decide quickly
program plowshares
Enstein
between the Social
list Republics originally supposed to be preventive
hysteriCal character sides"
Says Dr. Enstein further:
successful radioactive poisoning atmosphere
hence humiliation life earth has brought within
the technical possibilities The ghOstke character
this development lies its apparently compulsory trend Every
the unavoidable of the preceding
In the end there becon and clearly general annha
ton"
University,
saws that is impossible to achieve peace so long as every single
action taken with possible future conflict Security
through ornaments, he said, is disastrous illusion"
problem away
he said Solemn remuneration of violence only with to
destructonD undoubtedly necessary!
very scientists ought
serious thinking about the position of the United States
world power and the leading nation of the earth 1t ought to
country seriously little
Congress Hoey George insist
building up defyng every citizens
this country implement Christianity and Democracy.
There under the to do with fear and dsust
confidence
The determination of southern
do business the old stand of racial
and hatred by engaging in bse to prevent the passage OF ga
will human dignity Negroes this country
dstru other nations the
leadership Of the United States
So pillow pruning dange
hydrogen
status quo of white supremacy spite
the United Nations Universal Declaration HUI
rights
Wen the hydrogen and atomic race is on with vast possibility
white with its segregation and vicious hatred
destroyed the mankind may that
Hoey way apply Christianity
Negroes applied to whites,
hydrogen bombs practice dis
elimination Negroes when they start falling.
great white with power puffed with
with the hdeous notion right exploit
kick other around leads the world down the road certain
the oenng human bodies and those
will silently bepeak burned world
bombs
color.
Hoey your gang racebaitng white
the of high Heaven what Carolina
(Dunham n. c.
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CONSTRUCTIVE HELP FOR INDIANS

Editor have called March 14th which
hopeful will advance the making
portunes for Indian citizens have written
dozen states that have large Indian population
problem and if be developed with support
these states that will Indian
his position Our state welfare division welfare
other doing they
good job meeting the that develop among
families from time time particularly winter employment
But that sufficient. feel
develop that will improve opportunities
Indian put him among
provide employment
the Indians and be made training
that will equip them nLuther Youngdah
Gov
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-10
A TFoqie Admission

of state AchesOn
history American diplomacy
no chance of peace with
No knows what the future will bring forth relations
Certainly trouble
standing and aggravatng weounded evidence that
Russia wish with the may hearts,
differences between United
econced That the best judgement American leader
However TO that is impossible Such state
would be akin nation
thing where the hard.
The truth is that America must live with Russia De-
along
lived for generations with monarchy and other forms
government deesable The live
with China 1t will tell
other nations how they should live
the basic conceptions of a democratic
be hard to live the United States should
tell great respect
should
Rapids (Nnn.) Herald Revue
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fighting its civil rights should be nearly above reproach
We should
But glad that the of Negro
already conduct themselves much like ladies
gentlemen other average
people nOser than other active healthy
youngsters Dr. Long doesn't believe
Of high school youths whites
Negroes, and he hardly tell the difference.
Long clouds the bames failure achieve
citizenship rights behaviour. The
permitted TO stand the
Negroes behaved dependable
Trustworthy They entitled to their without
further deay.-EditOrial n II. c.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-10

Formation four months of Twin City chapter Of the
Frontiers Club BODIES
growing body
tence service to the community 1t modelled somewhat along
lines Of the established clubs only
like the Lions the Rotary the optms
The Frontiers chiefly Negro with sprn
Ling of whites who meet month lunch dinner
what
the
spark varied community projects raised the
Negro community groups
community.
the Twin City Frontiers will will develop
tre leadership for the many necessary
which every community many.
This great admiration the Junior Chamber
Commerce especially Twin City years go you
this organization developing training leaders
that the Frontier similar carry
principles by Columbus
Its national president newspaper reasonably
be Of great benefit the people of the Twin Cities
Any organization with to the
and desire benefit both its
Of the people exposed TO Is
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-10

l have found again and again
that if one will take pains to learn
what is truly right and say it
fearlessly no matter what multi
tude of voices, literate or litter
ate be raised in the opposite di-
rection, time will vindicate him.
j. A. Rogers.
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TO LILLIAN SMITH
RY Andy RaZaf

To read your Killer OF The
Dream"
Is to eXalt the name;
or one, whose brave and noble
theme
Puts Bigotry to shame.
While towards look on silently
Or seek escape with lies;
You dare speak up fearlessly
And without compromise.
Heaven put fire in your pen
And wisdom in your mouth,
Your words have brought hope
to all men
And honor to the South.