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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-10

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-10

THURSDAY. SEPT. 10, 1853
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-10
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Assessment Methods
Are Being Studied

Albert w. Ward, secretary of
the Maryland Tax Commission,
told the Maryland Association of
Commissioners at its recent meet
ing at Ocean City, that the com
mission is trying to determine
whether property is being assessed
equitably in the % counties and
Baltimore City.
Ward said three State tax COM
mission agents are currently tour
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-10

Slaubaugh and Mrs. Saloma Slau-
baugh. all of Eglon, spent the
week end with Mrs. Stella Mosser
and son-in-law and daughter Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Teets, at Union, o.
Mrs. Saloma Slaubaugh is past 81
years of age and her sister and
sister-in-law, who are much young
en-, acknowledged that she stood
the trip much better than they.
Mrs. Gertrude Snyder, who had
spent the summer in Eglon, went
last week to the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tects, near Eglon,
where she will be employed, while
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TMPORTANT-When changing
address, send us old address as
well as new; send address label
from last copy; allow two weeks
for first copy to reach new address.
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children were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Blamble.
Miss Patsy Vance, Red House,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Stone
Friday night.
William Upperman, Eagle Rock,
Rev. Richard O'Neal, of Georgia,
and Elmer Elliott and family, of
Silver Knob visited the Elmer
Soldiers for prayer service Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Stone and
Louise Stone visited the Dewey
Stones, Kingwood, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Flint and fam
lily and Alberta Soldiers, Aurora,
visited the Elmer Soldiers Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-10

A California stenographer swan
from England to France in IA
hours and AZ minutes.
Evening star., 1953-04-22
President Resumes
Working Schedule
After Golf Holiday
By Joseph A. Fox

President Eisenhower today got
back to weightier matters after
his golf1ng holiday in Georgia
but he was already looking for
ward to his next trip around
Augusta National Golf Course,
where he spent most of the last
nine days.
Leaving his Southern retreat
yesterday afternoon. the Presi-
dent, well tanned. told Ed Dud-
ley, the Augusta National pro,
good bye, and added:
II hope to make one more
week end down here, but don't
know. At any rate, I'll see you
again in the fall"
A little past $3.50 pm, the
presidential plane landed at Ma
tional Airport and few minutes
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Heavier Budget Cuts
By State Department
Asked by Ferguson
BY Cecil Holland

Senator Ferguson, Republican,
OF Michigan protested today that
the State Department had not
made anywhere near enough cut
in a revised budget being con-
sidered by the Senate Appropria-
tions Committee.
We've got to make substantial
cuts if we are going to balance
the budget" he commented.
Senator Ferguson is q men,
Der of the committee currently
holding hearings on the State
Departments budget already re-
vised downward by the Republi-
can administration to $130,521,-
337. The budget submitted by
former President Truman called
for an outlay of $151.448.590.
He withheld any figure pending
further testimony by State De-
partment officials on the budget
figures at hearings continuing
today.
State Department officials told
the Senate committee yesterday
there had been a 6 per cent cut
in personnel. This. however.
failed to satisfy Senators Fergu-
son, Dirksen. Republican, of Il
linois: Ellender, Democrat, of
Evening star., 1953-04-22

Louisiana. and other members Of
the Appropriations Committee.
During yesterdays day-long
hearings. Senators attacked the
large department payrolls over
seas. and particularly in Paris.
Senator Dirksen reeled of fig
ures to indicate that more than
1000 State Department employees
are stationed in Paris. Commu-
nicationS costs, transportation of
Evening star., 1953-04-22

Robertson what he would say
"if we just took the figures and
cut them in half"
Mr.. Robertson, a Richmond in
veStment banker who took ONCE
only 13 days ago, replied that
he would be very much afraid
to take responsibility for that.
Evening star., 1953-04-22

employees household effects and
many other items in the de-
partment's budget came in for
severe criticism of the question
ing Senators.
At one point, Senator Ferguson
asked Assistant Secretary for
Far Eastern Affairs Walter s..
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Official Reported Seized
After Guatemala Uprising
~ the A..oelc,sd Pres,

GUATEMALA CITY. Guate-
mala, April 22.-Authorities were
reported yesterday to have ar
rested Vincente Toledo Alcantara,
director Of the Comite Civico
Nacional (National Civic Com
mitteel, in connection with a
recent military uprising.
The uprising, in lower Vara-
PIAZZA Province, was led by under
graduate army officers. It was
put down by. government troops
after 18 hours. Many arrests
have been made.
HAVANA, April % (R.-For-
eign Minister Miguel Angel
Campo stated yesterday that
Cuba believes in the policy Of
non-intervention in the internal
affairs of other countries and will
respect that policy absolutely
with regard to Guatemala.
The Foreign Minister said he
issued his statement because Of
insistent rumors in Guatemala
that Cuba was taking sides in
Central American disputes.
Evening star., 1953-04-22

lecture and similar to other
cottages" maintained there by
some members. In his past
trips, the President has oc-
cupied the cottage Of Bobby
Jones, old-time golf star, who is
president of Augusta National.
The club is ready now to start
work on the cottage.
Gen. Eisenhower got in his
best golf at the club this time
He shot an So in his first round
with Senator Taft Sunday and
Monday got an SO in his final
round with the Senator, Mr.,
Dudley told reporters yesterday.
"He would have had an 81 il
his putting had been BETTER" he
added.
Accompanied by Family.
Accompanying Gen. Eisenhow-
er back to the Capital were Mrs.
Eisenhower. their daughter-in-
law. Mrs. John Eisenhower, and
three grandchildren; Mrs. John
Doud, Mrs. Eisenhower's mother,
and Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder
White House physician.
The President had a we'll filled
calling list today, plus a meeting
with the National Security
Council.
The discussions in this top
strategy agency always are Sc
cret, but it was supposed that
the administrations current
peace offensive" would be dis
cuSSed at length.
Evening star., 1953-04-22
House Votes 10 Erase
S36S Million Item
For Retirement Fund
By Robert K. Welsh

The House today upheld, 143
to "a, an appropriation bill pro-
vision to eliminate q Government
payment Of 1858 million to the
civil service retirement fund and
for interest on that fund.
Republicans supported the
move despite protests by Civil
Service Committee Chairman
Rees, Republican. of Kansas.
He protested that it was a policy
change that might endanger
Integrity" Of the retirement
fund. He warned that it could
open the fund to possible raids"
for other purposes.
But the Republican majority
beat down a Democratic attempt
to restore the item in the $451
million appropriation bill for %
Independent agencies during the
fiscal year beginning July !.
The Civil Service retirement
fund issue was the first of nu-
merouS sections for which pro-
posed amendments were up for
debate. Leaders called the House
into session two hours earlier
than usual and hoped for a final
vote on hte entire bill late today.
RecOmmittal Block, Seen.
Representative Cannon of
Missouri, ranking Democrat on
the Appropriations Committee,
forecast a motion to recommit
the bill. But Republican leaders
claimed enough votes to black
the move.
The most controversial amend
ment drive centered around a
recommendation by the House
Appropriations Committee to
end spending for additional
Government public housing dur
ing the coming fiscal year. DEM
ocratS charged that this was de-
signed to kill the public housing
program.
Although the House was not
due to reach that amendment
until late this afternoon. the
basic dispute flared again early
today. Appropriations Commit
tee Chairman Taber, Republican,
of New York. and Representative
Celler, Democrat, of New York,
argued whether President Eisen-
hover favors continuation of the
Federal Public Housing program.
Mr.. Celler insisted that Gen.
Eisenhower stated during the
political campaign last year that
such housing was a moral obli-
cation on the Government. Mr..
Taber retorted that the Presi-
dent merely said that the pro-
gram ought to be wound up as
soon as possible.
On the Civil Service retirement
fund question, Democrats con-
tended that the striking out of
the Government payment item
was not saving, but would have
to be paid eventually. They
noted that the 1868 million cut
represented more than half of
the $721 million in total savings
claimed by the Appropriations
Committee. Former President
Truman last January requested
$1.1 billion for the % agencies.
Faith Breaking" Charged.
Representative Miller, Demo-
crat, of California, who offered
the amendment to restore the,
1858 million, said the commit
tees action "breaks faith with
the loyal Government employees"
Representative Phillips, Re-
publican, of California, Spokes-
man for the committee, declared
the action would not hurt Gov
ernment employees or threaten
the soundness of the fund.
Mr.. Rees told the House he
was seriously concerned over the
implications" of the commit
tees removal of the Govern
ment payment item.
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Course Closes Next Month.


The Augusta course closes May
Is for the summer, because the
heat does it no good, so whether
Gen. Eisenhower can get back
for a day or so is problematical.
He spent one long week end
down there in late February.
BY the time Gen. Eisenhower
goes back to Augusta he will
have his own "home" there-a
white frame cottage, harmonic
ing with the rest of the archi-
Evening star., 1953-04-22

later the President and the rest
Of the family were back at the
White House.
Evening star., 1953-04-22

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1953-01-18

celebrated ''Goldwynisms" are
premeditated and deliberate -
extra icing on the cake he has
baked for audiences.
Ifyou look closely enough, you
can see the twinkle in his eye
just before he lets go with some
thing like, Hes as clean as a
hens TOOTH" or II don't like a
star named William. Every Tom,
Dick, and Harry is named VIII
iam," or 1--WE got a one-track
mind: always five different ideas
at the same time" or Il don't
care if l never make a nickel on
this picture. I just want to be
sure that every man, woman and
child IN America buys a ticket
to il"
Coldwyn knows that howl
ers like that are flashed across
the country in a matter of
hours. Such publicity cannot
be bought.
THE LAST STRAW. Sam
Goldwyn is such a perfectionist
that when all the re-shooting for
Hans Christian Andersen was
completed. the bill toted just
under four million dollars.
One prop, he boasts, how
ever, cost only 81 cents. That
was the kite alOft at the start
and finale of the picture. He
adds, StBut it cost us 5000
to fly it!' BENNETT CERT
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Biggest Show
With Louie JoEdon
S0Nainq SunduV

The Biggest Show OF SO" star
ring Frankie Lame. Mr.. Rhythm,
Himself" Louis Jordan and His
Tympany Five, Woody Herman
and his Third Herd. Ella Fitz-
gerald and three other top acts
including Dusty open The Door
Richard" Fletcher win all be at
Radio City Theatre In Person for
two shows only on Sunday Eve
ming April II.
The Gigantic two hour stage
show win be presented at 7 p. m.
and 10 p. m. All seats are re-
served and at press time there
were still plenty Of seats available
with the best selection being for
the second show. For further tick
ct information call Radio City
Theatre at AT. eI16.
This marks the first time that
these four great artists have APP
peared on the same stage together.
For the past four years Frankie
Lame has been hottest Of the male
singers and for the past fifteen
years Ella Fitzgerald, because Of
one hit after the other. In recog-
nIEed a. the greatest female sing
er Of this age. Louis Jordan and
his EAny songs put him, Of course,
In a class all by himself. Woody
Herman's third Herd In recognized
AZ his greatest musical orgAniza-
ton since the war. They all be
at Radio City Theatre In person
this Sunday Evening April 18th
for two shows only.
First show starting at p. m.
and the second show starting at
10 p. m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

had q great idea, I'm going IN pass It on TO
opinion that Of Twin CitanS should
behind Dick Bay and him TO enter the university
absolutely that athlete like Dick
attend school, have school
home.
a and maybe do something
championship
this branch Of the ~" a Negro branch.
Milton Campbell the New school
W INDIANA
Percy Zachary report spring practice
this week at the | Percy alBg Ten defensive
Jimmy ssmmons that his held July
and 20 this looking TO the
history Of the
playing for the
Bay Packers this fail
year Prep
outstanding performers Baksy Walton Judy
Bill Shorty" Patterson
Woods wrestling world
real and Of gnt and
and him perform. told he Ia q top attraction
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

new hit tunes that have stamped
Der her a. co-stArrSd with John
ny Otis and his orchestra when
she sang "MlStreAtin' Blues" and
CRY, Cry Baby She win sing
the old faVoritSs along with her
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

S090 Second Ave. 8. Beautiful
stucco. 8 bedrooms. long living
room, modern kitchen. One and
one-hAlf baths. gas heat, fun
basement, garage. S2.SO0 down.
4IB z. Seth ST An modern ICit-
chen and bath, long living room,
gas heat. $1,000 down.
Rin 90 Rnr n hama ,.,nrNh az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

her a fAvorite with rhythm and
blues fans.
The extra added attraction and
a newcomer In this territory Ia
H.Bomb Ferguson. He's the new
riff In blues and since the de-
parturs Of wynonis CAGr. BIuesl
Harris into the theological field.
along with Gatemouth Moore, H
Bomb with . distinctive style has
won plAudIts Of mite club. theatre
and ballroom audiences every
where. Mr.. FerguSon's latest.
"rorchsd Love-. Il Love My
Baby" and Rock H-Bomb, Rock"
viii delight music lovers.
d. p. Black has booked the bsst
talent available this season. The
Little Esther Unit IL the second
In the series Of dance attractions
To be presented every two weeks.
To date the following have been
booked for the spring and sum-
mSr dates, Coming are The 8
Royales with Arnstt Cobb and
his Orchestra; James Moody and
Orchestra: Johnny Hodges and
Orchestra: Anna Mae Wlnburn
and Her swsethearts Of Rhythm;
BullmooSe jackson and Orchestra;
Illinois Jacquet and Orchestra
and Gene AmmOns and Orchestra.
Advance tickets are on sale IN
81. Paul at Chatsworth Inn: Ted
BieS Liquor Store and Red Cap
Bar-B-o. In Minneapolis at the
Melodee Record shop and state
Ilotlor alona
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

out hurting anyone Now days the average reporter
has seen too many stories about reporters turning
dstscvs 10 get thsir stories 10 make them realistic
George 0uiSs different lie was quiet, he
was a gentleman. and above all. he was o reporter
with connections who knew his business.
When George passed away the other day great
era Of great nswHphpsrmen passed away with him
Hs was an all round nswspaporman who could write
sports story. society story. movie piece or cover
fire without batting eye.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

The Little Esther Unit. featur-
ing Little Esther. H-Bomb Fer
gIsOn. Tab Smith and his orchss-
ira win appear at tho Minneapolis
Labor Temple on Friday, April
nth at $50 p. m. Little Esther
has grown into an attractive
young woman and . talented sing
ing star. Local dance fans rsmem-
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e:''''5: ports

In George Edmunds Sunday
Press he recalled Donaldson pitcher
throughout the Northwest Year,
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice Il hereby given that NET
ROPOLITAN BUILDING SUPPLY
co. was Incorporated on the 7th
day Of April, 1888. under and puT-
suAnt 10 the Minnesota business
The general nature Of It's bust
ness shall be: To manufacture, pro-
duce, buy, sell. deal In. process
and 10 engage In. conduct and carry
on the business OF manufacturing
producing. buying. selling. dealing
NJ SI% TS ., sSS Sp class and
description. Including specifically.
but not exclusively, the sollcitA-
tinn. sales and application Of roof
ing. siding. Insulation ana allied
products and the repair, improve
msnt and construction Of dwellings.
kind or type Of building.
The address Of It's registered Of
flee 10 t1OO EdGewood, Crystal WI
lAEe. Minnesota.
The addresssa and names OF the
lncorpoFatoFa are:
irving NsmsroV, 1s3S ~. 18th st.
Mlnneapolia, MINI.
Helen Knbin, $50 18th Ave. No,
Minneap polls, MINI.
Norman Perl, SSOI W. 10th st..
Minneapolis, MINI.
The names and addresses Of tho
first Board Of Directors are:
Ottar 4, Anderson, lT0o Edge
wood. Crystal village. MINI.
Evan X Anderson, tt0I Portland.
Minneapolis, MINI.
stanley 9 dryE, 1iIo Washington
Ave No. Minneapolis. MINI.
Dated Aprtl T. 1854
METROPOLITAN BUILDING q
SUPPLY co.
ny NEMEROY a PERL
Attorneys
T0S Northwestern Federal bldg
Minneapolis 4. Minnesota
spokesman, April TO- 1851
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qstsst editor the history business listen
close hear what no had but what he said worth
everyone city knowing just many
people not worth knowing People his business and
George respect
porter both ksnw and loved George ouSe
III miss him.
Joe Louis picking Rocky SrciAnO beat Jersey Joe wsloOt
previously picked Tom Dewey twice Ada
wrong can he gstH
The Newspaper Guild of stage annual
udron Monday night at the Lowry Hotel g. Paul
no rood St ,sEss 10 ret over and when the new one
up can hardly wait High elias" all the way.
sign Of SSson and spring Ala Henry H. Bank already has his
"IcEEP HENRY H. BANK for your Alderman" signs posted
Judge Mira Luther W. Yomgdah enjoying their local
Easter visit with their many friends.
Old pictures dsthy just fade your Tv
Thsy boys usually fights fighters
saying Isn't the the fighter wacOts the fighter Of the
Wrestler HAESsry win around long the fans keep
coming.
The number busy public phone
saoohArins spoiS the best cup Of coffee
SOmstmss wonder Perry Como puts that casual OOkf
TOP Banana" just high buissqus
Guys the truth
batss usually liaFs.
you . racket guy a night o Sunday he's
with his wifs
us bones win 70 for 10 cents and three for quarter within %
When you cooling by
Ing On u . spoonful . umsH
Graves selling liquor Peoria Company
like 70 listen 70 girls with southern SCoSnA but political orators
with u usually bOrSsL
. I nee q wrestler I q william
An old fashioned girl who buys sweater sine too big for
Our Boys club COMMITTEES u has funds left Know Of any settle
that athletic equIpmsntH
The listen 70 w. wnOhon the isas agree with him.
Ny h that this 10 Jackie Robinson'S last
The main trouble with the wSOttMArciAnO fight the Ad
sale
playing o de-
POuItOrS with OvSSdrNwn aOCOuntSf
Have Happy wsskEnd
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FIle No. t3pTs
ORDER ron MEANING PETITION
TO auLL MORTGAGE LANDS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEPtN
IN PROBATH COURT
In Re Guardianship nf Richard
y Davis. also known as Richard
Davis, Ward
IT II ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, n any they
have. before this Court on Monday.
Nav eth. 1888, At 10 o'clock A. ".
In the Court House In Minneapolis.
Minnesota. why license should not
he granted to the Guardian % the
above named ward 90 sell certain
real estate described In the petition
Of the Guardian, herein filed This
order shall be published In the
Minneapolis Spokesman and . copy
thereof mailed TO each % the NEXT
~ Kin of said ward at least ~ days
before the date Of said hearing
WITNESS. the HON JAMES a
KEHOE. Judge % Probate Court.
this 9Th day % April 1854
ERNEST =. LORENZ Clerk OF
Probate Court
SEAL or PROBATE CoURTD
Leonard street and DeinArd
ATTORNEYS
teae AndFua RldR.
CsPokssmAn AprIi 10. ~ q sO
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Donaldson was brought 70 his attention by
Chuck Devins old time umpire, who said that
the record book would pass him by but had he had
the opportunity he would have certainly made his
mark on the record books Of organized baseball
We all know Of course. that during his day
organized baseball Still had the color bar. can
recall when he was pitching for Little Falls. he
beat the Minneapolis MilierB 10 10 1 at Neollet
park.
was talking with Brutus CaSsIus. owner Of
CnanILa, Club Cafe IN the MN CITY who thought
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1908 EIGHTH AVE. N.
Good 7 rooms and bath, 500
down. Income $50. Payments $50.
Moving. IKE. 0083: PL 5000 -
Agent Kiss
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FOR SALE

Beautiful four room logstded
cottage on Lake Adney. French
windows across front. double eX-
posture windows In bedroom. -
Large lot. Lake front, - Locust
3040. x-S6
Evening star., 1953-07-05

Checks domooe from domp-
ness. Absorbs moisture. 6uords
against mildew, musty cdors.
Won't drip. To reuse. dry in
oven. Basement size. $4.S5.