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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
Pocasni banket
Majcinom KIubu

Detroit, Mich. - ClanstvO
odsjeka "Zora" broj 351 H.
B. 2. priredjuje banket u po-
cast svojih vrijednih port
vovnih clanica u Maicinom
K,ubu, koji &c Sc odrzati u
subotu, 8. decembra 1856, u
Hrvatskom Narodnom Domu
ma 1875 E. McNichols Road.
Banket &c poceti tocno u Z
sati u vecer.
Dakle, ma ovom banketu
nase vriiedne clanice u Maj
cinom Klubu ne &c morati nj
Sta raditi, nego ce iste biti
posluzivane i pogoscene pc
muskim clanovima naseg od-
sjel1a. Sa svoiim pozrtvovnim
radon u odsjeku i gniiezdu
Pomlatka brSj 318 one su to
zasluzile. One Sc mnogo zrt-
vuju u radu Ia razne pripre.
me u kuhin.ii svake subote
pak uz to poklonjaiu domace
kolace "a sto bolji uspjeh
Sestre SUI kupile tambure "a
nasu mladez, podnasaju tro.
SAX "a instruktora, organi-
zirale su kolo grupe "a male
i velike. S jednom rijeci one
mnogo zrtvuju ma pron1ica.
nju n a s h kulturnih aktiv'
nosti.
Nasi mladi clanovi il Pc,
mlatka, tamburasi, kao j kolc
grupa dati ce je d a n NAL
program u pocast Majcinos
Kluba owe veceri.
Stoga Sc poziva nase clan.
stvo, da Sc odazove ovoj sve.
canosti owe veceri. Ulaznice
m O Z e t g nabaviti unaprijed
koiima je cijena $3.50 po o.
sobi. Svi nam dobro dosli!
Napomena clanstvu, da ne
zaboravi nase Silvestrovo We.
Ger, 81. decembra, kao i sva'
Ike godine. Pozivate Sc ds
sprovedete staru 1856. do
cekate novu 1857. godinu I
krugu vasih prijatelia j rod
bine, uz veselu tamburicu
nasu pjesmu i pies.
MarkO Kramarich, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
ZAJBDNICAR
KONCERTl
PIKNICI |
PROSLAVE
0dsiek br. $50 sIavi svoju 3O.godisnjicu

Toronto, Ont. Can. Odsjek broj $50 H B. zajednice
proslav ce 3Ogodsnicu svoga opsanka subotu g. de-
cembra 1856. banketom koji pocima u sati vecer
Stoga molmo sve nase bratske odsjeke u Juznom On
aro da toga dana posete sto vecem broju Brace
e rijeka nasa prosava, pax vas umoJavamo
da istoga dana prave bo kakvh svoh priredaba da
naSkodite sebi.
Proslava &c biti Hrvatskom Narodnom Domu, 1850
Dupont Street. ugao Oser Dupont Street Ia veceru ce b
svaovrsnog tecnog jela plea do mile wolfe to ce Sc
pobrinu priredjvack odbor, da nkome nista ne bude
falilo.
Bt ce wise govornika cd svju bratskih odsjeka koji
sudelovali ovo naso 3Ogodisnoj prosav gav-
nj govornk bit Joseph n BaZdaric p gavni pot
predsiednik Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Zato brace sestre zaboravite gore naveden datum
g. decembra da cuee govor naSeg glavnog potpredsed
nka brata N Bazdarca, kao so e H. B. Zaednica ce
mu sluzi cd koje e koris ovdje nasoj novoj
domovin America Kanadi
Svi dobro dosl!
Juraj Roras, predsjednk
MarEo Ban javCic, ia mix
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
Vecera / pies odsjeka 255

Milwaukee, Wis. - Drus-
two NADIA, odsjek br. 255
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
priredjuje svoju godisnju We
ceru i pies u subotu, 1. de-
cembra 1856, u KarlovicevOj
Dvorani ma $50 So. 9Th st.
Pozivamo sveukupno clan
stvo odsjeka, de- sc odazovu
ovom pozivu. Vecera &c biti
pripravljena po nasim mar
MIN sestrama, clanicama od-
sjeka, koje su u proslosti do
kazale da su izvrsne kuharice.
Vas odbor uciniti &c sve
moguce, "a sto veci uspjeh
owe priredbe.
Dakle, svi ma veceru i Piles,
Vecera &c poceti u 6 sati ma
ve6er. Ciiena je $1.50 po o.
sobi, a djeca do IL godina
"a pol cijene.
OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
Poziv ma predstavu
Cleveland. Ohio.

svjetni OdLor ..--rvatske Sc
l:iacke Stranke, ogranak MA
tija G u b e C" u Clevelandu,
prired.iuje pozorisni igrokaz
"Granicari". koji &c Sc odr-
zati u nedjelju, 2. decembra
1856, u Slovenskom Domu
ma 6417 St. Clair Avenue. Po-
cetak tocno u 3 sata poslije
podne.
S mama &c toga dana ma
stupiti dobro poznata plesna
grupa mladih sinova i kceri
Amerikanaca-Hrvata = "Se-
ljacko Kolo", kojoj je cilj da
vas, zajedno s mama, razo-
node i zadovolie.
Mi cemo dakle nastojati, da
vas kroz puma tri sata "a
bavljamo u razonodi S hrvat-
skom rijeci, piesmom ma
rodnim plesovima u izvor-
nom hrvatskom igrokazu -
"Granicari". Svi ste nam do
bro dosli!
Ulaznice mozete kupiti ma
ovim mjestima: Hrv. Dom u
Collinwoodu; Vaidic Grocery
Store. 1904 st. Clair; Mihelin
Co., 1856 St. Clair; Peren-
cevic's Confectionery, 1874
E. 10th Street; Daniel Sta
kich and Sons, S15 E. 185th
Street; Old Case, Gostiona
1866 St. Clair; John Birelk,
Hrvatski Radio Sat; ]. Bos.
mar & Geo. Zimmerman, Auto
Service, 5221 st. Clair Ave
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
Javna zahvaIa

St. Louis, Mo. - Pjevackl
Zbor "Vila" Hrvatskog So
kola Dalmacija, proslog mje-
SEGA julia prosao je ma izlet
braci i sestrama drustva "Sr-
ce Isusovo", odsjeka br. 217
H. B. z. u Benld, Ill. Tamo
smo cijelo poslije podne spro-
veil u pjesmi i veselju, kako
:je to vec opisao predsjednik
odsjeka broj 217, brat Jo-
seph Trgovcic, i lijepo nam
sc zahvalio kroz retke "a
jednicara.
Ali to nije samo bilo do
sta, da je kako bi rekao O.
stale ma papiru, vec dana 80.
septembra t. god. pjevacki
zbor villa" izveo je jedan
krasni saljivi program. I eto
ii nase brace i sestara IL
Benld, Illinois, sa autobusom
k mama u St. Louis, da nam
bas uzvrate milo "a drago.
Braco i sestre IL Benld, ILL.,,
mama je vrlo drago da ste
mas posjetili. Mi yam Sc cd
srca zahvaljujemo, jer ste ma
mas ucinili jedan veliki u
tisak, tako da je nasa zelja,
da Sc opet saastanemo u bu-
ducnosti, kod vasih nasih
priredaba. Lijepo je to bilo
cd vas, sto ste Sc izrazili da
je mas program bio wanna po
volji. Meni je bilo osobito
cast, kad ste mi poslije do
vrsenog programa cestitali
kao predsjedniku, a tako j.
sto nasem ucitelju Ivanu Lu-
sicicu, kao starosti Sokola
bratu Nick Jadricu.
Sada YAM mozemo .javiti,
da smo vec poceli raditi ma
novom programu, kojeg ce-
mo izvesti u nedjelju, 27-og
februara 1857. Nasa je leila
da Sc toga dana opet vidimo,
pa ako nije moguce svi, ma
kar nekoliko. Program &c BIZ
ii krasan i ovog puta, a do
tada da ste nam zdravo We
selo.
"a pjevacki zbor '"Vila"
H. S. D.,
S. Vukovich, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
kaze brat Flip Vukelic: Ka-

kaze brat Flip Vukelic: Ka-
pa dolje Farrellu.
Zbor "Abrasevic" Sc mno-
go zahvaljuje bratu Vukelicu
ma onom lijepom oglasu, ko-
jega je stavio ma prvoj stra-
nici Zajednicara sa slikom o.
miljenoga omladinskoga zbo-
ra "Sloga".
Mnogo hvala svima koji su
nam pomogli ma koncertu
molimo, nemojte mas kritizi-
rati sto mas malo ina, do
diite k mama, ojacajte zbo1
"Abrasevic" pa cemo jos vi
Sc dati naSem narodu ma kul-
turnom radu.
"AbraSevic"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
Poziv ma godisnji
Narodnosni Festival

Milwaukee, Wis. - Ovdje
&c Sc odrzati 13-godisnji Ma
rodnosni Festival u Municipal
Auditorium, ma 1. i 2. de-
cembra owe godine. Isti Sc o.
drzaje pod pokroviteljstvom
International Institute, Red
Feather Agency. Preko 5000
ljudi i zena, predstavljati &c
wise nego 35 nacionalnih CRU
pa, koji su kroz mnogo mje-
seci izradjivali bogate rucne
tkanine veziva, da prikazu
ma ovom Festivalu.
Ma Festivalu &c sc proda-
vati rama hrana, koju &c pri-
premiti razne narodne grupe.
Takodjer razne narodnosne
grupe &c. izvadjati svoje kul-
turne glazbene programe,
koje ce biti obucene u razne
sarolike nosnje, kako njihovi
narodi nose u onim zemlja-
ma Cd kuda poticu.
Hrana i svi drugi pred
meti, rucne izradbe, proda-
vati &c Sc uz vrlo nisku CHE
nu, a say cisti dobitak ma
mijenjen je u dobrotvorne
svrhe, prema izboru v a k e
grupe koja &c ucestvovati.
Hrvatska omladinska pie
sacka grupa nastupiti ce sa
svojim programom u subotu,
/. decembra, u 1:30 poslije
podne. Odrasla plesacka CRU
pa nastupiti &c u nedjelju, g.
decembra, u 4 sata poslije
podne, tie opet u 7 sati u We
Ger. Tamburaski zbor Villa
svirati &c cd 5 sati pa do Z
"a vrijeme vecere. Svi &c biti
obuceni u narodnim nosnja-
ma.
Izmedju 5 i $50 sati u We
Ger u subotu, 1. decembra,
Cesi, Njemci i Svicerlandi
prikazati ce svoj gimnasticki
program (three-ring circus)
u Bruce Hall. Svaka grupa
ce prikazati svoj program, a
zatim pri zakljucku svi sku-
pa.
U ovom Festivalu ucestvu.
-ju slijedece narodnosti: Anne.
ricki Indijanci, Americki Crn.
ci, American Square Dancers
Amenianci, Austrijanci, Ba-
varianci, Kinezi, Colonial Da.
mos il Wisconsin,, Hrvati
Cesi, Danci, Kcerke Americ.
ke Revolucije, Filipinci, Fran.
cuzi, Njemci, Grci, Hawaii
anci, Madjari, Indijanci, Irci
Izraelcani, Srbi, Slovaci. Spa
niolci Latin Amerikanci
sve di, Svicerlandi, Sirijani
Talijani, Japani, Latvini, Lit
vinci, Norvezi, Pakistanci, Pc.
ljaci, Rusi i Ukrajinci.
Zaista ma ovom Festivalu
biti ce mnogo liiepih stvari
"a cuti i vidjeti, kako II pro
dali thrane | raznih rucnit
predmeta, tako i u raznim
narodnosnim progr a m m a
koji &c Sc sastojati cd maj
ljepse glazbe, plesova j pie
sama, i t. d.
Posto &c nasi Hrvati, Sr.
bi ostali Slaveni ucestvo'
vati ma ovom Festivalu, sto
ga Sc svi pozivlju da dodjr
ma istoga i time doprinesr
svoj dio. Svi ste dobro dosli
0dhOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

Sila i pravo vladaju mad
swine ma svijetu; sila dok Sc
pravo ne pojavi.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
NeEU ReSOIUe :.

excerpt letter faculty members by president of
SeubcnviIc College,
Life is stretching ahead of these college students.
life of promise The world is waiting for them with high
hopes Maybe the world doesn't know it yet Maybe it will
admit it. But desperately needs the kind Of people
we are going to make them to be.
Teach them and guide them-but gently, as only you
do They have to live in the world and they'll faith
and love and courage and of values They need to
know that all men not just not all are true.
But at the time they should learn that for every
scounde there is hero for every crooked politician ded
Gated leader for every enemy friend 1t takes time Of
but teach them that nickel earned worth
than dollar found Teach them to learn lose enjoy
winning Steer them from envy you and teach
them the secret of quiet laughter.
Let them learn to stand up and fight for what is right
their rights others principle; teach them the
wonder of books good books but also give them chance
ponder the eternal mystery of the birds in the sky bees in
the and flowers green hill Teach them that it is
far honorable to fail than to cheat teach them that
the knowledge they gain important than the grade
they get teach them have faith in their IDEAS
everyone tells them they wrong for of the i'm
portant freedoms the freedom to be dferen teach them
gentle with gentle people tough tough people
teach them that not all knowledge will be theirs when they
finish fouryear curriculum and inspire them learn
little about other studies and about their own, than
the minimum taught.
Don't shelter them from skeptics and nbeevers teach
them how detect their teach them respect work
and workers and to stop honOrng their fathers
n Four
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
Wonan's Club In
Fund Raising Drive

Final plans have been made by
members of the Junior Womans
Civic club for a fund raising cam
paign. The money raised is to be
used for community projects.
The drive will begin on Monday,
January 7, and will be known as
the Bag of Bulbs campaign.
Members of the club will solicit
the purchase of these bags of cleo
trio bulbs. There are to be 10
bulbs of various sizes in each bag
and they will sell for $500.
According to Mrs. Kenneth Law
ton, president, the drive will cover
Mt. Lake Park, Rosedale and Crel-
lin, in addition to Oakland.
The committee in charge in
clude Mrs. Harold Trickett, Mrs.
Wendell Turney and Mrs. James
Helbig.
The next regular meeting of the
club will be held on Thursday eve
ming, January 3, at the Fire Hall.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
To Join Naval Air Service

Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Leigh
ton are holiday guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Leighton, Oakland Lieut.. Leigh
ton has been detached from the
Naval Air Station at Pensacola
Fla, where he was recently desig-
mated Naval Flight Surgeon, fol-
lowing completion of six months
training course. After the holidays
he and his wife will drive to San
Francisco and will travel by ship
from there to Hawaii where he will
join a Naval air squadron.
Capt and Mrs. Herbert H. Leigh
ton and little daughter, who also
visited his parents, returned to
Fort Eustis, Va, today after spend
ing a few days here
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
Leadership Training
Is Set For Aurora

A cooperative leadership edu-
cation training school is planned
for churches of the Aurora-Eglon.
Red House area. to be held in the
Aurora High school Monday and
Thursday evenings, January Z, 10,
IA, II and 81, and perhaps the oath,
from 7:30 to $50. The school is ac-
credited through the West Virginia
Council of Churches and the Ma
tional Council of Churches of
Christ in the U.S.A. Provision is
being made for supervision of pre-
school children each evening.
Five courses are offered: Chris
tian Stewardship, by Baity Ridder,
with Rev. Allan Pugh as resource
leader; My Community and the
Christian Ideal, by Rev. George
Weirick and Rev. William REM;
The Life of Jesus, by Clyde c.
Gnegy, with Pastor Fields as re-
source leader; The Children We
Teach, by Lorraine Fike; Prepara-
ton for Marriage and Home Life,
by Mrs. George Hanst.
The school is being held under
auspices of the Union District Sun
day School association. Cooperat-
ing denominations are Church of
the Brethren of Eglon and Fair
view congregations; Lutheran
churches of Aurora and Red House.
Methodist churches of the Aurora
circuit Rev Galen E. Fike will be
dean of the school. He said text
books would be available for most
courses The cost of the school is
being underWrittcn by the associ-
alton.
All interested persons are invited
to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
Firemen Called Twice

Oakland fircmen were called
twice during the holiday week. One
call came on Sunday morning, De-
cember %, at 1890 o'clock, as the
result of a fire at the home of Leon
White, of near Deer Park The
Deer Park firemen, also called to
the scene were engaged in fight
ing the blaze when the Oakland
department arrived, and the local
firemen assisted the Deer Park
firemen in subduing the flames.
Fire apparently had started in
the ceiling of the kitchen and
caused damage of several hundred
dollars before being brought under
control.
The second call came from the
home of Norris X WEIGH, near the
Bcckman crossing between Mt.
Lake Park and Oakland, as the re-
suit of a fluC fire The blaze was
practically out when the Giremcn
arrived and there was only slight
damage The call was reported
about 500 a m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
Oakland Postoffice
Cancellations Hit
High Of 134,593

The Oakland postoffice cancella-
tons during the Christmas period
from December 10 to December "a,
inclusive, hit new high of 1884,
1913, it was announced this week by
Donald NJ. Browning, postmaster.
This is an increase of more than
$4,000 over the previous high which
was set last year.
The high day was on Tuesday,
December IS, when there were 49,
62S cancellations This is also an all
time high. The records also showed
that 1880 two-cent stamps and 49,
900 three-cent stamps had been sold
during that period. This showed an
increase in the sale of three-cent-
ers but a decrease in the sale of
two-centers However, Mr. Brown
ing said that many people pur-
chased their twO-cent stamps prior
to December 10.
Parcel post was particularly
heavy this year with 1922 sacks Of
packages being received and 1856
sacks being sent out Records were
kept by Mrs. Savilla Turney, mail
messenger The high day was De-
cember IS for incoming bags when
329 were received The highest out
going day was on the 17th when
237 bags were taken to the trains
Locally the mail was taken care
of promptly Browning had high
praise for the job the patrons did
in putting cord around their Christ
mas cards prior to depositing them
in the special bags placed near the
mail slots This saved many hours
of labor in dispatching mail, he
stated.
Stamp sales, postage, etc, for the
entire year will probably show a
slight increase over 1855, Browning
estimated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
Enters Appeal In
Lettuce Trial

The Atlantic and Pacific Tea
company, through its attorneys,
has filed an appeal from judgment
in a case tried October 4 and in
the Garrett County Circuit Court,
in which Steve Adams of Frost
burg was awarded a $4,000 verdict
in damage suit.
Attorneys filed the necessary
papers in the Circuit Court here
last Saturday.
Adams was one Of II members of
his family who contended they be-
came ill November 20, 1858 after
eating some lettuce which had
been purchased two days earlier
from the A and p store in Frost
burg.
Mrs. Mary Adams, his wife, also
brought suit against the store but
when the case was first heard in
Allegany county May 5, 1855, it
ended with a hung jury. Suisse
quently the Mary Adams case was
moved to Washington county and
jury in that court in July re-
turned a verdict in favor Of the
store
The Steve Adams suit, also filed
in Allegany county circuit court
was subsequently moved to Garrett
county for trial.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
Trucker Critically
Hurt in Road Crash

A Grantsville truck driver was
critically injured, and six members
of an Accident family escaped
serious injury yesterday in high
way accidents.
In critical condition at Meyers
dale hospital is Jon Edward Rosen-
berger 10, of Grantsville, driver
of truck for Turner's Dairy, Frost
burg.
Maryland State police said James
Short, II, was in good condition
in the same hospital with injuries
sustained when the truck in which
the two were travelling near
Friendsville went out of control
and crashed into a concrete abut-
ment.
Rosenberger suffered fractured
ribs, internal injuries and LAGER
alton of his forehead and scalp.
Short suffered a fractured nose
and a fractured right foot
The accident occurred about
four miles east of Friendsville on
State route AZ at 1870 a. m. A patch
of ice was blamed.
The two men we're taken to the
hospital in the ambulance of the
Friendsville Volunteer Fire com
pany. Tic. Blair j. Bucket is in
vestigating.
In the other accident Walter Har-
mon, of Accident, was driving the
family automobile along route 40
about nine miles west of Frostburg.
When he lost control of the car,
according to Tic. Bucket it
sWerved to the right, ran up over
an embankment, struck and took
out utility pole, and upset on its
top on the highway. Police said Mr.
Harmon was taken to his family
physician. at Friendsville for treat
ment of cuts and bruises about his
face and hands. His wife and four
children were scratched up some
what The accident occurred about
$3.50 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
Welfare Expense In
November, S24,283

Another slight decrease was
noted in county welfare cxpendi-
lures for November with 673 per-
sons receiving $24,28329 through
the Garrett County Welfare board.
Figures were released by Thomas
j. S. WaXter, director of the State
Department of Public Welfare. The
total did not include costs of adj
ministration Previous to this
month there had been five de-
creaseS in five months.
The report showed the total num-
Der receiving assistance was four
less than the number receiving as
sistance during October and the
total amount was $20064 less than
the total for the previous month.
Largest percentage of the total
expenditure for November went to
the old age pension category where
218 persons received $9,O45.52, an
average of S414 per person. There
were five new applications with
one case being added and two can
celled.
Three hundred thirteen children
in 105 families received S8,71935,
an average of $8304 per family.
There were six new applications
here with six cases being added
and four cancelled.
Five blind persons received
S29875. Ninety-two persons listed
as permanently and totally dis
abled received S4,09666, an average
of S44.53. There we're two new APP
plications with one case being
added and two cancelled.
Twenty persons listed under gen.
eral public assistance category re-
ceived S856.86, an average of $4284.
There we're eight new applications
with five cases being added and
three cancelled. twenty-five chill
dren were listed under Foster Home
Care and they received $1,26615,
an average of S5O65. There were
two new applications, and two
cases added.
Throughout the state the eXpendi-
lures for November amounted to
$l,77l,652 which compared to ST.
44'723 for the previous month and
Sl.64O,178 for November year ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
Job Applications
Being Taken For
Processing Plant
Must Be Filed With Employ
ment Office In Oakland

Applications for positions in the
new Sterling Poultry Processing
plant, soon TO be in operation just
west of Oakland, are now being
received at the office of the Mary.
land State Employment agency on
Alder street, it was announced this
week by Robert Bane, manager of
poultry plant operations of the
company Mr. Bane has been in
Oakland for the past six weeks.
The processing plant may be in
operation by the middle of Janu-
airy, it was stated, and when the
concern is in full swing as many as
80 to 100 persons are expected to
be employed Annual payroll may
run as high as S16OOO0 Employees
will be about sixty percent female
and forty percent male
The processing plant has been
III lllt NOulNt VI NUllHll uGllUll III
the past four months or more, at
point just west of Oakland, along
the Little Youghioghcny river, and
across the railroad tracks from the
tanks Of the Standard Oil com
pany. 1t was erected ON land pro-
vided to the new area enterprise
by John and Carl McIntire, of
Washington, formerly of Oakland.
The plant is modern i'll design,
built of concrete, steel and brick
and is 100 by 200 feet in size. Along
with processing facilities it means
an investment of more than $780,
coo to the Oakland area.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
State Income Tax
Forms Are Mailed

More than 100000 residents of
Maryland have been sent income
tax forms for filing their returns
to the state for the year 1856, it was
announced by j. Willard Tawes,
state comptroller. The 1856 return
is due by April Is, 1851
Forms also have been sent to
more than $4,000 non-residents who
are liable to Maryland for income
taxes as a result of their employ
ment within the state In addition,
forms are being sent to about 15,-
600 corporations, 10000 partner
ships and 1000 fiduciaries.
Mr. Tawes said that every tax
payer who filed return for last
year should receive forms for 1856.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-27
Teacher Magazine
Features County

Garrett county is highlightcd in
the December issue of the Maryland
Teacher.
A full page spread in the center
of the magazine is devoted to the
county which is described as a
''VacationiSt's paradise with its
waterfalls and lakes, its parks and
hunting grounds.
Among the pictures are the Ruth
EnlOw library in Oakland, Herring
ton Manor recreation area, Swallow
Falls, Southern High school and a
contour blowing scene.
According to the writer Garrett
County's 668 square miles, rich in
history and scenic beauty, offer
many attractions to the visitor and
proud heritage to its inhabitants.
On the front of the magazine is
picture of Muddy Greek Falls.