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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

picked Ai-Amsrican baseball team.
selecting Robinson and Campanela
Pennington high school has gdder, Chles the
Negro player have out
past years covered ~ towns in
Wisconsin and Minnesota
English active amateur
rccuperating hospital card visit
a great help him o way recovery
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

Improved player in the SANITY CITY. III ne continues
no improve he IL headed for consideration for the
AII-City d. Bob BIakely. Central fulback Is the
most rugged back In the city conference.
Mechanics beat johnson, the 81 Twin City
champions II to In a Friday afternoon tilt, Sept.
IS John Garrett and Lee Ballard hold down reg
ulRr jobs with the Trainers Garrett Is also place
kick specialist and kicked two extra points. Ballard
was a consistent gamer down the middle for Mechan-
ics Parker Larry and Smaller are reserves with the
downtown team.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
Pile No 7s9II
ORDER POR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
ron DI9TuIRVTHON

ORDER ron HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
ron DIsTRIBUTi0N
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPiN
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate % Rose shapiro, also
known As Rosie Shapiro, Decedent,
IT IS ORDERED that the final
account and petition for sxamlna-
ton thereof and for distribution.
filed hsrein. - heard on Monday,
October sth, 1854, AZ 10 o'clock A.
NJ bE this Court In the Court HOUSE
In Minneapolis. Minnesota and that
all persons Interested IN this es-
tate present ohiecttona VI any, Why
said petition shoald not Be granted
This order shall BE published 30
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed sccording to
Lac.
CsEAL)
WITNESS, the HON o. J. AN
pERSON, acting Judge % Pro-
bate Court. this 9TH dAy % Sep
tsmbsr. isSA
ERNEST p, InRENZ
CLERK % Prostate Court
L@enArd street and DsinArd.
iaae AndFus RldG
tspohssmAn. sept n. 70 . 80
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
SEPT. ~ PRO GAMES

SEPT. ~ PRO GAMES
Chicago Bears at Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins at
Chicago Cardinals
Cleveland Browns at Green Bay
Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers at
Detroit Lions
New York Giants at
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles at
San Francisco l0ers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
e::'''5; ports
ny JIMMY GRIFFIN

Central Washington at Central Stadium last
Thursday stamp itself st. Paurs strongest grid team
Central considered the most
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25
RGAL ESTATs
Duplex Buy


3022 Third Ave. S.-Bungalow, 2
b. r., gas heat. $4,000 down.
97l5 First Ave. SIS B. r. double
lot, double garage, gas heat. -
$500 down.
$3.50 Clinton Ave. So b. R., new
gas furnace. New paint job. Very
cheap for GIs.
ST29 Fifth Ave. s. 2 b. R., gas
heat, new garage. $4,000. $500
down.
Many more houses to choose from
Hobart 7. MITCHELL q Son
S6l2 Elliot Ave. So.
90. S606
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

File No. 1915
ORDER FOM HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate OF Emma A. Johnston,
also known a. Emma Gusta Berg,
DecedsnL
1T Is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for eNamina-
ton thereof and for distribution,
filed heTetn, be heard on Monday,
october 18th. 1854. at 10 o'clock A.
". by this Court in the Court
House In Minneapolis, Minnesota.
and that all persons interested IN
this estate present objections, II
any. Why said petition should not
be granted
This order shall be published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according 60
law.
tsEAI.l
WITNESS, the HON q. J. An
DERSON, acting Judge Of Pro-
bate Court, this 27nd day Of
sept, 1854
ERNEST =. IIORENZ.
Clerk Of Probate Court
Thomas FoTsbsrE. Attorney
al Produce state Bk bldg.
fSpokssrnan, sept 7s-Oct. Tnc-)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

cooPFR-AAsAAIlIoNa co.

Highly experienced. Specializing
IN Amusement Rooms, Atttca.
Porchea. siding. Roofing. Kit
chenA, Bathrooms, Garages. Con
crete Products and Rsmodehng,
Fer FRYE Estimates, Cab
co S11I OF. 3eSs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

The young folks and OldStsrs,
too, 20 for "0rAndma" Charles
Kuhn's IovAble cartoon character
on page SIN Of this paper every
week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-25

Williams Realty. Inc.
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Beautiful 4 bedroom stucco home,
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grounds. 5000 down.
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New bungalow. garage, amuse-
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3qIA Second Ave. s.
Beautiful three bedroom family
home, gas heat, garage. Terms.
Several low down payment homes
available now.
Invest in the future by investing
in q home.
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6lS J0m0S Avenue North
HTIaNd S63S
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

ollcb in ser Spra6e pertpanoelt, 10 lit
ober Dor allem in Der Sat oas &nltur-
proaramm oes So5ialismus nod
mie Dor no od bas aite! Heli-
aion giIt sort aud beute nod als
9ripatlahe. 9aum forti6rittliber lit
aud, Oie 8rin5ipienerfldrung Ser in=
ternationulen io5ialiltiiben Barteien,
sic uor einigen Sabren in 5ranffurt
am Nain perabi6ieoet iuuroe. &ein
8ort Itono oarin pom gin5elmeniben
uno Icincr 6reibeit uno 8iiroe, 1libts-
Don ser Griiten5 Ser Samitie, fein
@ort pon @lau6en, Site, Seimat
uno Gaterlano. Hidts iiber 8erufs-
etbos uno 9lrbeitsmoral! Giel intel
liqente @orte lmo man6e quite Gin-
libt - nber falt unO gefiibuos, nur
0fonomiid, pie cine aulernenboforb-
nung.
Iie driItlicbe arbeiterbelpegung lit
i'm 8rlmOIGtlicben nad alpei y@elet-
sen ungetreten": So5iale @eredtig=
felt bne &laiienfanpf uno 9lner=
fennlng Ser iittli6en uno moralil6en
@runoIGbe oes Gbri It e II t II m 3
I'M 0ffrntlihen lnO pripaten 2eben!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

ienbofper bat an 0ieiem Gommnnique
perionlid mitgepirft. Gs lit iebr ge-
nau Wort fir Wort iiberlegt moroen
bon MitgIie0ern Ser amerifaniihen
8egierung uno Der oeuti6en 9elega-
tion. @as onrin itebt, lit cine iiber-
legte Weitteilnng on Die @eltoffent-
lihfeit.
Sir sic slmerifaner ipielt sic
6 in 3 cit guropas cine gerd-
Oe5u entIheioenbe &olle. 0ie Ser
mirflibune oes 8ertrages iiber Die
guropdiide 8erteioigungs- -@emein-
lhaft lit cine @rlinolage Der Bolitif
giIenboners. Ser entlbeioenoe Sab
in Der Heoe Des grdlioenten Dor Dem
8erbano Der amerifanil6en 3eitungs-
perleger in @aibington lal1tet: u0ie
freie @elt meiB, oaB oie 8erteioigung
@eit- -guropas gebieteriib iene gtn-
belt BON 3iel uno Sanolung erfor0ert,
ipel6e oie Noro= =Mtlantif-8aftorgani-
lation ino oie oamit perbunoene GU
ropaiide 8erteioigungs 1@emeinibaft
ermogliben."
Sir uns IN 0elttIblanb lit Die tpei=
tere grfldrllng giIenbpners BON 2e=
bensmihtigfeit, oaB Die @uropail6e
@emeinlhaft ein freies uno geeintes
Geutiblano eini6IieBt, nit elmer Ste
gierung, oie auf freien uno gebeimen
8ablen baiiert. 9as iino oo6 flare,
einoelttige 3uiiderungen. 0aran lit
niht 5u riitteln. Ser amerifanil6e
Braiioent bat flar gum 4nsoruf ge-
brabt, oaB er nidt irgenoeine unbe-
ltimmte 8erteioigungsgemeinIhaft
mie man IN oppolitionellen &retlen
meinte, I'M auge batte, ionoern Die
bon oen Hegierungen abgeldloiiene
~g II y d | 6 e g e + t e / 8 l.
g nng 5 @ EN- e / nj Of a II. Man
mltB ia au6 einmal bon ser SteIle
fommen. europa fann ni6t bon
nelem iiber Die glei6e sSrage imner
mieoer beraten, uttter sic ldngIt Elm
Stri6 ge5ogen muroe.
Qtein Iufentbalt in oen Ser. Staa=
ten bat mid oarin beitdrft, an ser
Seite Der freien ipeItli6en @elt in Sic
3ufunft 81 geben uno i'm 8erein nit
oieier oie perbdngnispolle iotpietii6e
Solitif nit frieolihen Nitteln iiber-
Dinoen 51 belfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
oH10-wAIsEasFREUND

Gas cine birgt unaboinsbar bas on-
oere IN lih. Selbit menn Der So3inlis-
mus i'm 8egriff iein iolte, Sen 2lai-
lenfampf 81 ben often 5u leger, 10
bleibt nod INNER Die pom Sosialis-
mus niht poiitip beantiportete eSrage,
ipie man es oenn nit Ser gnerfen-
nnng Der iittliben @runbi1se oes
Gbriltentllms i'm offentliben uno pri-
oaten Seben balten tpoae.
Im anfang bes &nlturprogramms
Dor allem Der Ss8 itano Ser aultur-
ltberalisnu1s. sm gnoe Itebt ser
& u ltu b o 6 enis mus. 8es-
megen mar nod irnmer alien pro-
grammatiihen 8erdnoerunsen i'm io-
5laliltiiben 2ager gegelliiber &eierpe
geboten. Sou aber Die 0tittell ltanos
betpegung Ser Oeuti6en So5ialoemo-
fratie geiltig nit einem tpeiterett 81
beralilterrngspro5eB innerbalb Der
Witteli6ibten perbunoen peroen,
muB lie geraOe5u oie 8egn T.
| d aft Ser bri It / d Ell sl +.
b ei e + b egung I'M Sereiil
nit alien anoeren 8erantmortungs.
betpuBten auslolen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

Gs miro alio offeniidtlid irtnerbaIb
Der @eperfid)aften aneierlei Spra1e
geiprohen. nMan fam nur boffefl /"
ihlieBt oas Sranffurter Dlatt, .bnB
8ernllnft uno Sadlidfeit aitf bic
Dauer ben Sieg oapontragen iper-
0el1."
Gas tpdre iebr 5l boffen! llno tpenn
5atber Siggins uno ieine 5reunoe
nun bod einmal in oeutlhe angele-
genbeiten eingreifen 81 miiiien glau-
ben, fonnten tie ser Sadie 5ipedm1Bi.
ger oienen als bisber, ipenn iie bie
driitli6e arbeiteridaft itdrften in IT,
rem aampf I'm briitlihe Hedte, ltati
nnr INNER oas 2ieo pon Der rgroBen
ginerleibeit" 5u blaien!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
Dir 6yhra hrs Knn.n,u-
l1tHttti1H
(1nu uuferem ukratntfhlen Mitarhetter)

8ie &ulturpelt lit Dem Senator
DtcGartbp fir ieinen nutigen &f
gegen Die &ommunilten su groBem
0anf perpflihtet; umio gr0Bere I'M
teritiitung perOient er in oen Ser.
Stuaten ielbit uno bel alien freien uno
unterOritften gtationen. gs ergebt
ibnl uber 10 lpie Serfules i'm i3pei=
falnpf nit Ser Spora, - Die abge-
lblagenen &0pfe oes &ommunismus
Dadlen unper5iigli6 nab. 9as poli-
til6e S6nert oes Senators reiht
auBeroem eigentli6 nid3t iiber Die
@ren5en Der Ser. Staaten, uno in
smerifa ielber 5eigen ii6 einitmeilen
feline &rafte, lpelhe oen &ommunis-
mus in leinen 8llr5eln aerit0ren
fonnten, obpobl Ser StaatsiefretGr
Sobn Softer 3uQes in Ser 3eoe, Die
er gnoe april por oem amerifanii1en
Serbano Der Heoafteure uno 3ei-
tungsberausge6er bielt, geraoe oar-
auf binluies, ipas Die mosfomitil6e
0elpotie iiberminoen fam, inoem er
erflarte, oaB oie llnteroriiduna BON
fremoen Nationen ni6t gebuloet tper-
De.
Ger &ommunismus lit = bon iitt=
liben grpdgnngen gang abgeieben -
un5erltorbar uno in man6en SGlen
lelblt unperlpunobar, iolange er ni6t
oils mosfonitilber Smperialismus
erfunnt uno entlarpt miro. @enn bie
&ommuniiten nur als 9lnbdnger
elmer Soeologie 1no ni6t als Mgenten
oes arenls befampft iperoen, gelten
tie als Wtdrtprer uno finoen einen
meiteren Inbang. Wan6e Hegierun-
gen oer5i6ten logar altf Die 8efanp=
lung oes &ommunismus, INN Die
Gommuniiten ni6t 5u Wartprern au
MAIDEN. Sn Dem 8eltreben, bie dime
iii6en SanOlanger Wosfaus in bic
8ereinten Nationen gu i9muggeln,
bebaupten 2abour-Barlamentarier -
nno anoere =, 0aB bie uGegierung"
bon 8efing fein 8erf5eus oes &remls
iei uno oaB Ser 6ineiii6e &ommu-
nismus DolitdnOig perIbieoen lei BON
Dem in Ser uSSH. sSn @irfli1feit
muroen Die @eipaltmetboben bes mos
fomitii6en Smperialismus in ibren
grauiamiten 5ormen i6on in Der
5Deiten Sdlfte Ser breiBiger Sabre in
Die noroneitli6en Bropinaen Gbinas
onrb Die Senolinge 1lno Solblinge
beg &remls iibertragen lno na6 Der
Nieoerlage Sapans iiber bas gan5e
nngliifli6e 2ano ausgeoebnt.
Sic fommuniitiide Struftur ser
2anoer binter Dem giiernen 8orbang
miro 5mar 6ur6 ~oemofratiI6e" uno
~Dolfsoemofratil9e" glusbGngeI1il-
Der getarnt, bod maBgebenb lit bier
nur oie faftiide Serri6aft Ser mos
fopitii6en Sffupation unb nidt Die
ltaatspolitiide 8e5eidnung. Sugoila-
mien oagegen ideut iib ni6t, fi9 als
fommuniitiid 5u be5ei9nen, neil es
iiG bon Ser mosfolpttii6en Serri6aft
befreite.
gs geniigt eigentli6, auf 5tpei Eat.
iaden bin5uueilen, Inn BEN @ommu-
nisnlus. als mosfotpitii9en Smperia-
lismls 5u entlarDen: Die gegentpGr-
Evening star., 1953-11-15

Isn't 1t fine, isn't it grand, isn't it absolutely
thrilling beautiful, carefree nylon marqusette
curtains are so low priced at The Hecht Co.! They
wash and dry jffy quick. The tailored beauties
are extra wide, extra sheer The ruffled ones have
the full baby-headed ruffes you love, are exqui-
sitey finished. Ivory Hurry, buy them now in
time for the holidays!
Ruffled, so" wide to the pair; 54", So" 399
Ruffled, 80" wide to the pair; 72" ong449
Ruffled, 80" wide to the pair; go" ong-499
Ruffled, 140" wide to pair 80" long 899
Ruffled, 100" wide to pair; go" long 1899
Ruffled, 270% wide to pair; 90" long - 1899
The Hecht Co. StTth Floor, Washington Third Floor,
Sauer Spring and PARKtnoton
Evening star., 1953-11-15
> 90 s:
Pair
Tailored SO" wide
to the pair; So"
and IS" lengths.

Isn't 1t wonderful so little work to having
the prettiest holiday windows in town! Just dress
them in miracle Fiberglas* curtains you can take
them down, suds 'em clean, towel-dry and rehang
them in a mere minutes Absolutely positively
no ironing is needed What's more, they won't
shrink, sun and radiator heat can't harm them.
And every pair tailored or ruffled, is beautifully
finished everywhere. White. Buy now and save!
Tailored, SO" wide to pair; 63", 72" long 4.99
Tailored 68" wide to pair; 54" long -------- 4.99
Tailored 68" wide to pair 81" long -------- 5.49
Tailored SO" wide to pair; 80" long -------- 5.99
Ruffled "a" wide to pair 36", As" long 500
Ruffled "a" wide to pair; 81" and SO" long $50
Ruffled, "a" wide to pair 81, 90" long 799
Ruffled, 14O" wide to pair; 80" long --------139S
Ruffed, ITO" wide to pair; 80" long ---------1999
Ruffled, 27o" wide to pair; 80" long---------29.99
Trade MARI
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14
CRELLIN

Ray WEIGH and son, Pollin. of
NeWcomerstown, Ohio. were Mon
day night guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Carskadon.
Nus. Stephen Sanders, Mrs. Won
da McIntire, Mrs. Kenneth Shaffer
and Mrs. Harold Lantz spent
Thursday in Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bul McCarty, Of
Morgantown, W. Va. spent Sunday
with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ella
Uphold and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graham and
family, of Washington. d. G., were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Blauch and Other. relatives.
Mrs. Joseph DiSimone and Mrs.
Milton Fike were shoppers III Cum
bctland last Friday.
Cass Welch and Alvie Wclch, Of
NeWcomerstown, Ohio. spent Sun
day and Monday with MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Sweitzer and daughter.
MI and Mrs. Willard Dewitt and
family ANA Mrs William Gilmore
and daughter snent Sunday with
Mn and Mrs Clinton Hollis and
family ut Terra Alta, w Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Calhoun and
daughters. Of Keyscr, W. Va, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Calhoun. Of
Terra Alta, W. Va, we've recent
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Henlinc and family.
Nj. ard Mrs. Lee Ashby and
family. Of Wayncsburg. Ohio, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Jennie
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14
Commissioners Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioners for Garrett County,
Maryland, viii be in session for
the transaction Of all routine bust
ness that may properly come be-
fore them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
MAY Is AND 10, 1853
BY order Of the Board
JESSE J. ASHBY. Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14
The End Of the World

After all, what does the END OF
the world mean, practically? It
means that you and the world part
company: it vanishes before your
eyes. Whatever world you exist in
from that moment on, it will not be
this one. Now it makes small diff
ference whether the world folds
up and leaves you, or whether you
fold up and leave the world. One
thing is sure: whichever way it
is, you and this world this world
of day and night, of sin and suf-
fering and saintiiness. this world
OF animals, vegetables and min
erals-you and this world are go
ing to part company. and you are
going to live long enough to see
that day The big question is not
the nearness or the fairness of that
day. The question is: What are
you going to put into the time be-
tween now and then? If you
viii look around you, you will see
many evidences that those who
went before you made wise plans
and did coed deeds not only for
their own time but for yours as
well.
Biased on outlines copyrighted by the
Division. Of Christian Education, Ma
tionai Council Of the Churches Of Christ
in the U.S.A. Released by Com m unity
Press Service.l
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14
LOST

LOST Small black dog, Beagle
and Fox Terrier. Tail gurls on
right side. white toes on left front
foot. answers to namo Jackie"
Disappeared March 81, Sunnyside
community Phone 2-365g or write
J.. f. Robeson, Route ,, Oakland,
Md. Reward Adv. 10-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Scmi-bungalow, 6
rooms and bath, furnace heat.
running water, all modern convent
cnces, garden, at Swanton. Call
Oakland 2-279S.-Adv. l1-2t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14

Alaska's farm business reached
So million in 1852.
One man was killed and three
wounded in a mine strike at Widen,
w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY. MAY %. 1853

--- INNING nj II W.. =. =. !.
Al tba residence of Noah f Pv-
eall deceased mon, N.IInnta. Nh
tbn f5llnwin% a,ticles.
o.5..'.t..-u O..
, Beds. i Quits. , wool Blankets,
! cotton Blanket Sheets. 3 Stands,
cross cut Saws, ! hand Saw,
rannIafe. Sacl5s ; axa Hamdi@s >
~. Gr,.tb@ , Pol.s Fn3I. 1Ia+-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14
Cod Has His Plans

one lhing does seem clear from
the Bible. whatever else people
may quarrel about: The end Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14

u. S. population was put at 1885,
0G8,0OO April /.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14

Test Richard L. Davis, Clerk.
Adv. 9-tt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-27
LISTEN AMERICANS!
-. by George S. Benson
President Of Harding College

Sociology students in American high schools using
textbook entitled he American Way of Life told that
present form of Constitutional government is "a comb
nation of lottery and famine which will not be true de-
mOcracy until security and plenty are given to the
This statement is but example of the mass of opinion
ated slanted information being given millions of sociology
students high schools and colleges throughout the nation
according to Dr. A. H. Hobbs professor of sociology at the
University of Pennsylvania.
He makes the statement after exhaustive study of SO
widely used sociology textbooks His finding and analysis
contained in his book he Claim of Sociology: Crtique
of Textbooks (The Sackpole Company, Harrisburg Pa.
We cannot expect to preserve representative COlst
tuonal Republic the private enterprise economic system
and the other basic institutions in the American of life
if succeeding generations of youth get the type OF teach
ngs which Professor Hobbs claims to have found in
siderable portion Of textbook sociology the most rapidly
growing field Of study in American education.
He found that of the SO textbooks give objective
appraisal Of traditional American institutions but that most
of them, by of persistent persuasion selecve evil
dence and other devious and subtle technques, foster
the viewpoints O that religion should discontinue teaching
experimentation the existence of God and concentrate
cruSades against Sums prejudice antiSemSm, etc.
(2) that family stability is not affected by increase in
social acceptance Of divorce () that educational practices
principles which involve discipline drill and the teach
ngs of traditional beliefs about government the family
the economic system are inefficient and harmful.
Concerning the present form of American society
textbook writer states This eXpOtVe conception Of de-
mOcracy calculated to appeal to the most socially
advanced members of the proearan class 1t certainly does
not appeal to that rapidly growing group Of and women
society who prefer abolish nvdous class lines both
society and government and to substitute therefor
composite ideal of public and individual welfare This is the
ideal of social democracy ;.
This is the propaganda of the Left Its presence in
American textbooks should be disturbing to teachers and
parents alike
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Also the belief is that their propa-
ganda has become repetitious and
boring. OF course, there are many
persons who greatly admire Mrs.
Roosevelt but certainly there are
many millions-perhaps more than
half the voters-who heartily dis
like what they regard as her SNUG
self-righteousness and are tired Of
her voice, picture and writing. On
the whole there seems some reason
for Republican skepticism con-
corning her new organization
some reason for belief that she, her
aides, allies and agencies Will be
as Intellectual in the next election
as in the last. There is nothing
new about them. They were all to-
gether last time. They have not
gained in either strength or num-
bers. Their game is publicity. But
they can't win at it unless the Re
publicans again break the record
for stupidity or IKE" makes a fool
of himself. Both of these things
are possible but at this time they
seem unlikely.
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you dangerous and inadequate for
odays it's partly fault And DC
something about it.
opinion most Of the 1000 Americans who submitted
the General Motors Better Highways Awards Contest
stimulate nationwide thinking and discus
seriously deteriorang condition of road system
Competing $194 cash awardsas well chance
the District Columbia board of judges their ideas How
Plan Pay for the Safe and Adequate Highways We Need
submitted ranged all the from putting
the Presidents Cabinet
Illuminated gloves signaling the dark But
of the contestants agreed on these three points:
quick solution to the highway problem
We need continued and intensified research into highway matters
Most important of ALL We'll better roads without public
support.
Curce president of General Motors has said:
ghways built by public authorities But it's deal easier
for the public authorities act informed public support
that there bound to be honest differ
opinion how plan and for better roads Some
thought the federal should have
highway network others feared on
the favored higher others said the
would be available would end diversion nonghway
purposes of collected from highway One contestant
gsted raising for roads by putting the into the
toothpaste business.
resolved The competition showed how deep and
widespread the highways And in the opinion of
the themselves it's all of to translate that
into better roads.
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Observe FOrtieth
Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. William Edward
Bucket, near Bittingcr We're sur
prised with an open house celebra-
ton at their home ON Sunday, July
2G. in commemoration Of their
fortieth wedding anniversary.
A large three-tiered cake deco
rated the serving table and punch
and cake were served to the many
friends and neighbors who called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bucket are the par
ents Of eleven children, six sons
and five daughters, all of whom
were present to help celebrate
They also have seventeen grand
children. The children include
Blake Bucket, LaVale; Blair j.
Bucket, State Trooper, Grantsville;
Max Bucket. farm agent, Towson;
Richard Bucket. LaVale; David and
Robert, at home; Mrs. Fesue
Beachy, Bittineei; Mrs. June
Green, Mrs. Bculah Moon, Mrs.
Ruby Orendorf. near Cumberland,
and 10 Ellen, at home