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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-12

Auburn, Ala Blaming alumni pressure built up during three los ing seasons, Earl M. Brown today was busted as Auburn's head foot ball coach
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-12

Palm Beach, Fla. - Polly Riley won the 26th annual Palm Beach Women's Tournament, defeating Betty MacKinnon, and l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-12

Eugene, Ore. Washington State swimmers handed the University of Oregon swim team it's first loss ill three starts Saturday, defeating the Ducks 45-3e. WSC is the defending northern division champion.
Evening star., 1951-04-10

Davis, Thomas Hart Benton, Max
Beckmann and Perry T. Rathbone.
1890, WMAL-Time for Defense
Topics dealt with on this program
include the most recent advances
in Weapons, Research and De-
velopment."
1880, WTOP-Capitol Cloak
room: Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
is interviewed.
Television Today.
500, WNBW- Star Theater
Hank Ladd and Bert Wheeler take
over for vacationing Milton Berle.
$3.50, WTTG- Johns Hopkins
Science Review: Dr. George o. Gey
discusses the problem Of cancer
900, WNBW - Fireside Theater
Eve Miller, Clark Howatt, William
Lester and Sherry jackson star ir
"Hot Spot
$3.50, WTOP-Suspense: Leslie
Nelson and Cloris Leachman
head the cast in "The Foggy
Night Visitor"
$3.50, W Circle Theater:
Henry Hull has the lead in "Ghost
Town"
1890, wTTG-o Once Upon a
Tune: Red Riding Hood in the
Dark is the theme of the musical
comedy series.
1000, WMAL - Connie B. Gay:
The new program is one of folk
music and comedy.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
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MANY never
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Evening star., 1951-04-10
HighIights
Radio Today.

500, WRC-Cavalcade of America :
Laraine Day and Franchot Tone
star in "Onee More the Thunder ~
900, WRC-B Bob Hope Show:
Hedy Lamar and frankie Laine
visit the comic.
800, WMAL- Americas Tow,
Meeting: Does Modern Art Make
Sense?" Is discussed by Stuart
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-01-26
D'Ewart Bills Aim
For Indian Welfare

Observation-Disclosures Con.
gresham Wesley A. D'Ewart is
laying the groundwork for wide
spread improvement in l n d n
Bureau affairs.
During the first week of the
new Congress, D'Ewart intro
duced bills he believes will i'm
prove law enforcement on reser-
vations, assist the economic de-
velopment of tribes and Indian
individuals through opening new
credit channels to them. and pro-
vide a means for individual In
dams to free themselves from
wardship status.
Other measures affecting In
dian funds. leasing of In d i a n
lands and inheritance are in pre-
paration, D'Ewart reported.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-01-26
Sewer Line Completion
Set For This Week

The sewer project under con-
struction by the Town of Brown
ing is expected to be completed
this W e e k, weather conditions
having delayed earlier compile
ton.
The Town is to lay the line to
the American Legion property
and the Legion to complete it.
Freezing temperatures slowed
up digging of the trench through
the alley west from Third Street
during the weekend. Handling of
cement in connecting the lie
pipe was also at a disadvantage.
When completed t h e project
will provide the Legion building
with complete sewage disposal
facilities.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-01-26
Events In Brief....

Charles Coulter was taken to
the Fort Harrison Hospital at
Helena last Saturday, where he is
understood to be making fair re-
covery from illness.
! Wanted-5OO Gamer horses;
under 1000 lbs. $3.50 per hum
dred; over 1000 lbs. $2.15 per
hundred.
Bill Norman
Ladies new wash and house
dresses are in at the Economy
Shop.
Get your ping-pongs taken now
at the Glacier Studio.
! Mrs. A. C. Adams returned
home last Sunday from Missoula,
W here she had been with a
! daughter, who is recovering from
an infection on one of her hands.
The daughter was m NC h i'm
proved when Mrs. Adams re-
turned.
. Children's Western pants in
blues. green's and maroons. Econ
omy Shop.
P. J. VanAlystine, area road
supervisor of the Bureau of In
dian Affairs, is in Browning this
week on matters pertaining to
roads on the reservation.
A few pairs of children's all
wool snow pants. s.. 90 and 81. SO.
Economy Shop.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Jeffrey at the St.
Marys Hospital at Conrad last
Sunday. Mother and babe are
reported to be getting along
nicely.
Get your ping-pongs taken now
at the Glacier Studio.
Nice wool sweaters and wool
jersey blouses at the Economy
Shop.
For sale-1949 Mccormick 5OT
automatic pickup baler with mo-
tor; 1913 Model "76" New Hol-
land automatic hay baler. Will
soon have available two-case wire
tie balers. No. Model 80"
New Holland automatic wire tie
and Model 1T" automatic Irvine
tie balers. See us for an estimate
on your old machine. Hughes
Implement Co., Phone 103, Fair
field, Montana. 47-2tc. !;
A nice line of two-piece silk
prints. in smaller sizes, at the
Eco lomy Shop.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Hope in Dun Youth .

Next week 1873 of county high schools will receive
diplomas signify they have completed required of
study They the first graduates to out of the twelfth
grade system They should be year wiser in the of the
world.
These students have known other world than
depression emergency They have known
national administration other than New Deal fardea variety
of Roosevelt and Truman.
Handed down by this administration has been propaganda
that the living that huge taxes which
third of persons income from his pocket
for benevolent governments that private initiative wrong
and that Industrious persons should be penaized.
There have been attempts to lead students and
others believe that the federal trend toward socialism would
destroy democracy Students have government that
ideness and decreases production that tries to
control ones entire living and that under the
guse Of security from cradle keeps chipping away
individual freedom and tries hide the consequences.
They have evidences where to
courage radicals prevent others from working where and
what they please faun the rights of American citizens
every opportunity with apparent protection for such awessness
Yet, in spite of all the drive for such Beliefs there
growing dislike for oOseness in government There lot Of
young people who becoming of their responsible
ties citizens and who determined pull of the
in which find ourselves
We look the future with hope because of young people
who graduating this year who will be graduated in
the high schools These graduates along with thou
sands of others should provide the leadership which is vitality
needed in the world of oday-eadershp that will revive real
American democratic principles and keep this nation Christian
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Amtower Released On
Habeas Corpus Writ

Glen Hillary Amtower, Jr., of Kitz-
miller, was released from the custody
of the warden of the Maryland House
of Correction, following hearing on
writ of habeas corpus before AS
sociate Judge George Henderson on
Monday afternoon.
Amtower was sentenced in January
to serve term of one year on a
charge of failing to properly support
his wife and two minor children. He
contended that Trial Magistrate II.
A. Loraditch had acted without juris-
diction.
Judge Henderson declared that the
Court was Of the opinion that the
commitment under which Glen Hillary
Amtower was sent to the Maryland
House of Correction, is faulty under
the laws Of the State in that the COM
hitting trial magistrate had at that
time in Garrett County no power and
authority to make any such commit
ment in cases of non-support.'
The judge therefore ordered AM
towers release
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
7 Boys, 2 Girls
Born at Hospital

Seven boys and two girls were
born at the Garrett County Memorial
hospital during the past week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sheehe, Oakland on May 81
a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Enlow,
Sang Run, on June 2; son to Mr..
and Mrs. Galen Harvey, kitzmiller,
on the End; a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Beckman, route ,, Oakland,
on the 3rd; a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Groves, Terra Alta, on the
4th; son to Mr.. and Mrs. Onie
Sweitzer, VindeX, on the 5th; daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Harvey,
Terra Alta, on the 18th; son to Mr..
and Mrs. George Glotfelty, McHenry,
ON the 18th; daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Field, Rowlesburg, ON the
18th.
Census this morning at the hospital
was 25 adults and Z infants.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Recruiter Arranges
Schedule of Visits

A new schedule of visits to out
lying towns of the community was
arranged by T/Sgt. George F. Kirby,
Oakland recruiter. The schedule is
effective June 4, as follows, standard
time unless otherwise noted:
Mondays, Accident postotfice, l to
1:3O.
Grantsville postoffice, 3 to $50,
daylight; Keyser Ridge ESQ station,
3 to $3.50; Friendsville postotfice, 4
to 4:3O
Tuesdays: Kitzmiller, Cardaro
Restaurant and postoffice, l to 1880
Swanton postoffice, 2 to 2:3O.
Thursdays: Red House ESQ sta
ton, l to 1870; Gormania postoffice,
2 to 2:30; Bayard postoffice, 3 to $3.50;
Mt Storm postoffice, to 4:30.
Fridays; Corinth, Strawser store,
l to 1;30; Crellin postoffice, 3 to $3.50.
Kirby said the recruiting office on
Third street in Oakland is open
all days until p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Complete Plans For
Television Program

Plans were completed this week by
the Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce,
for the fifteen minute broadcast and
television program over WBAL, Balti-
more, next Tuesday morning, 11:15 to
11:30.
A tape recording is to be made of
the program, and an attempt will be
made to have a similar one given over
a Pittsburgh station.
Emeric Dusic, Chamber president,
said Charles Briner, secretary; James
Bell, Jr., Joseph Sollars, S. F. Hamill,
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Vanucci
would go to Baltimore for next Tues
days broadcast. Governor McKeldin
will receive two Garrett county pro-
ducts, maple syrup and buckwheat
flour, and will make appropriate re-
spouse. Some pictures of the county
are to be shown.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Promise of More Gas
Wells Is Apparent

There were prospects of more and
bigger gas wells this week, but no
definite information forthcoming.
At the Britton Martin well near
Crystal Spring the drilling was in
the sand and some gas was in evil
dence The drillers were expecting to
hit something substantial within
twenty-five or more feet. The Right
well also showed promise.
There are now thirteen wells feed
ing into the c. and A. gas lines.
There are % wells being drilled and
) are being set up to drill, according
to the latest report.
In a rock pressure test made several
days ago among some of the wells,
the following was reported: Taber-
nacle, 720; Naylor, 1910; Dawson,
375; hotel, 1850; Holloway, 1900;
O'Donnell, 9O5; Gordon, 1880.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Hospital Auxiliary
Is Organized Tuesday

a Women's auxiliary to the Gar
rctt County Memorial hospital was
organized at a meeting on Tuesday
afternoon at the City Hall. Attending
the session were presidents on rep
resentatives Of women's organiza-
tons in Garrett and Preston counties,
wives Of members of the Board Of
Directors and the medical staff
About fifty were present.
J. F. Gallagher, superintendent of
the hospital, opened the session. Mrs.
Morris Rosenbaum, Cumberland, past
president of the Memorial hospital
auxiliary Of Cumberland, explained
the aims and purposes Of such AN
organization, after which all par
ticipated in a discussion Of what ac-
tivities would be included in the pro-
gram here
Mrs. Walter Z. Dawson was named
temporary chairman and Mrs. +. |.
Baumgartner, temporary secretary.
Mrs Dawson named a bylaws
committee to include Mrs. Fulcher P.
Smith, chairman; Mrs. Alva Gortner,
Mrs. Harve Mustard, Mrs E. Z.
Tower, Mrs. A. f. Nance, Oakland;
Mrs. W. W. Dewitt, Hoyes; Mrs A,
T. Collins, Mrs. Percy Whitaker,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
She also named Mrs W. W. Grant
chairman of nominating committee
which included Mrs Lester Yutzy,
Crellin; Mrs. c. Z. Smith, Terra AL
ia; Mrs. August Neil, Friendsville
Mrs. Joseph Fahey, Grantsville; Mrs.
William Hartman, Accident; Mrs. Carl
Thrasher, Deer Park; and Mrs. Hazel
Walter, Oakland. Five officers are
to be named.
A motion was carried making each
person present representing a group
as a member of the membership COM
mittee. Mrs. Thomas Lusby was then
appointed temporary treasurer and
collected $40 in dues at 81 each
Another meeting is scheduled at
the City Hall in three weeks.
Also attending Tuesdays meeting
were Mrs. F. E. Rathbun, Mrs B. F.
Selby, Mrs. N. c. Fraley, Mrs. f. Ray
Jones, Mrs. Homer Bennett, Mrs.
Milburn Mann, Mrs. w. W. Dawson,
Mrs W. r. Turney, Mrs Clayton O.
Winters, Mrs. George Porter, Mrs
Carlton BOwser, Mrs. Harold G. Bit
finger, Mrs Fred Tichnell, all Of Oak
land; Mrs. w. A. Johnson, Jr., Mrs.
James L. hardwood, Mrs. Charles A.
Thomas, Sr., Mrs. Edith Wilbun,
Mrs. John W. Roberts, Mrs. Rowland
Whitehair, Terra Alta; Mrs. Jay L.
Bell, Mrs. Betty Gilmore, Crellin;
Mrs. Evelyn Fernando, Deer Park
Mrs. Wilson Bills, Mrs. Irva Mickey,
Mrs. H. L. Petit, Grantsvillc; Mrs.
G. E. Bishoff, Friendsvillc; Mrs. Mar
vim Calls, Accident.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Bargain Event Brings
Throngs To Oakland

Five thousand or more people gath
cred in Oakland last Saturday night
for the climax of the three-day bar
gain event sponsored by about fifty
merchants, through the Mt. Top
Chamber of Commerce.
Business men generally were of
the opinion that it was the biggest
promotional event of them all, not
excepting the Christmas celebrations.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stone, Oakland,
were presented with a television set
and seven other prizes were awarded.
The entire weekend had the APP
pearance of a Fourth of July celebra-
ton, and there were crowds also at
Deep Greek Lake and the state forest
areas.
Harrington Manor lake on Sunday
had one of its biggest crowds in
history, with the temperature reach
ing 80.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Eight Will Attend
BOYS And Girls
State Meetings

Opportunity for closer study of
citizenship and craftsmanship will be
afforded eight junior students in Oak
land High school this year when they
attend Boys and Girls state meet
ings at Fort George G. Meade and
Annapolis.
Boys State will be held June %
through July 3. The three boys selec-
ted to attend this camp are Darius
Green, SWanton; Marvin Mills and
George Hanst, Oakland The three
are being sponsored by the Oakland
Rotary club, the American Legion
post and the Oakland High School
Parent Teacher association.
Five girls are being sponsored to
the Girls State meeting, to be held
at Annapolis, June % to June 80. They
are Mildred Biser, Jean Lee, Gloria
Maffett, Kitty Gnegy and Beverly
Flanagan. Sponsoring agencies are the
American Legion, Oakland High Par
Teacher association, the Loyal
Order of Moose, the Oakland Mt. Lake
Park Lions club, and the Business and
Professional Women's club. The A.
A.U.W. is also contributing on the
latter scholarship.
Youths who attend must be between
Is and Is, and must be juniors in
high school. They are designated as
leaders in their groups.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
New Course Offered
In Bible School
Which Begins Monday

New 1851 courses will be given at
the Union Vacation Church school,
open to all children Of Oakland and
vicinity, which gets underway June
II, and continues to June %.
The Cities Jesus Visited" is the
general theme, kind of travelogue.
Work books des sd to appeal to
youth are given to each pupil.
The school this year is being held
at St Marks Lutheran church. Regis
tration period is Monday morning,
$50 to 8. Daily sessions will be from
to 1870. Wednesday, June -, is the
lone exception when sessions will be
from l to $3.50.
Ages run from to Il or Is, ac-
cording to Rev. Luther L. Hare who,
will be directing this year. Teachers
and their studies were listed by Rev,
Hare as follows:
Pre-school, Mrs Fred Burgwald in
charge, studying "a Trip to Jesus
Land" Mrs. Max Orendorf will as
sist teaching the second week. Mrs.
Leland Roth and Miss Shirley Stock
man will be helpers.
Primary, Mrs. Edward Kahl, 1st;
Miss Fisher and Miss Eloise Ashby,
2nd grade; Mrs. William McRobie,
3rd. "Traveling with Jesus"
Junior course, Lets Go Where
Jesus Lived" taught by Mrs. Arthur
Naylor, Jr., 4th; Mrs. Thornton Def
limbaugh, 5th; and Mrs. Arthur OFFS
thun, 9Th
Mrs. Earl Lee will teach the inter
mediate-senior class on the subject,
Watching Jesus While He Works"
Seventh, eighth and ninth graders
will attend this class. Mrs. Newton
Coplin is the registrar. Other helpers
will be added to the staff, Rev. Hare
said
He pointed out that this opportunity
in religious education and training
provides about Is hours for Bible
study, worship, handwork and recre-
alton. Each student will get a work
book and VBS button. Diplomas are
to be given for punctuality, atten-
dance, conduct and good work, with
a gold star for perfect attendance.
Over a hundred have been attending
the schools the past several years and
a large attendance is expected this
year. Children not belonging to any
Sunday School are being given a
special invitation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
1873 Seniors Will
Receive Diplomas At
Graduation Exercises
commandments For Five High
Schools TO BE Held Monday
And Tuesday

One hundred eighty-three seniors
in the five high schools Of the county
have completed their required course
of study and will be given diplomas
at commencement exercises next
Monday and Tuesday.
The commencement for Oakland
High schools ninety-three graduates
will be held Monday evening, June
II, at o'clock, in the Mt Lake Park
auditorium.
DR.. David w. Zimmerman, assist
ant superintendent of schools in
charge of research and finance, from
the State Department of Education,
will be the speaker He is also schcd-
uled to make the address to Kitz-
miller Highs twelve graduates on
Tuesday evening, June II, at
o'clock, in the Methodist church at
kitZmller.
DR.. r. Floyd Cromwell, state super
visor of high schools, will deliver the
address at the Grantsville High
commencement, when 81 graduates
will receive their diplomas. Diplomas
there will be awarded by Walter w.
Dawson, president of the Board of
Education. c. 0. Bender, board men,
Der, will present diplomas to Oakland
and kitzmiller graduates.
The Oakland senior high glee club
and the Oakland high band will
participate in the program at the
Park on Monday evening. A senior
class ensemble also will sing one
number
Kitzmillcr's sermon to the gradu-
ates on Sunday, June 10, will be de
livercd by Rev William f. Jones,
with Rev. Richard L. Beavers assis-
ting in the service.
DR.. Denver c. Pickens will speak to
the Oakland high seniors ION Fac
ing The Future" at the Mt Lake au-
ditorium on Sunday evening. Rev.
Frederick Meyer will assist in the
service. a senior ensemble viii sing
two numbers and the Oakland High
school glee club will also sing.
Rev. Curt H. Rune, Bittinger, will
deliver the sermon to the Grants
vile High graduates on Sunday
morning at II O'Clock.
LeWyn Davis, Cumberland, will adj
dress Friendsvillc Highs % gradu-
atps on Monday evening. June II. at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Election Supervisors
Name Gibson President

At an organization meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of Elections for
Garrett county, William L. Gibson,
Oakland, was named president. Other
members of the board are Benz. f.
Knepp, Red House, and Grover c.
Stemple, Oakland. Stemple is the
minority member Of the board
The board named Walter w. Daw-
son as attorney and Robert b. Sinccll
as clerk Another meeting will be
called in the near future to discuss
their activities.
The board members were recently
appointed by Governor Theodore r.
McKeldin and took office as of the
first Monday in June.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-06-07
Five to be Graduated
From St. Peters

Five students will be graduated
from st. Peters Parochial School on
Friday morning, June 8, at 8 o'clock
at mass in the church. Rev. FIR
Michael X. Carney, pastor, will pre-
sent diplomas to the students.
They are James Adams, Ruth Kel-
Ter, Thomas Nally, Nancy Pollock
and David Sheehe