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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07

Demand is growing for Fright to Work. laws, and this
issue will be before the legislators of Maryland
teen states already have laws which allow join
not join union he voluntarily decdes-a basic right
less freedom is myth in country.
The Indiana legislature has just passed right to work
BILL and many unonsts sormed the capitol Indianapolis
demanding the Governor the bill Why? The law does
not ban unions collective bargaining not ban the
pckeng it does not ban the chec-off it not outlaw
union grievance procedures does interfere with present
contracts and does not take away the workers right
full protection of labor laws
In states where there no fright to work. laws man
cannot work 30 days principal industries without join
ing union being fired In other words free country
he forced to join and pay dues starvehe choice
1t incredible that in free country labor union
force to join not work, but refuse make
public accounting of the millions it collects by compulsory
dues
This right work law that will debated by Maryland
legislators, does outlaw compulsory unonism protects by
law the right of anyone to get and keep job without
joining union and uphods the principle of the open shop
which restores to union members control of their unions
Most unions controlled by the labor leaders, many
of whom radicals.
Under the yellow dog years ago the en-
pOyer refused to hire union members keep the
pay roll if they joined union Federal labor law prohibited
this practice Now that the shoe the other labor
leaders nothing compulson Yellow dog becomes
yellow hog" contracts
We not necessarily anti-union But want people
to be free to make their choice whether not
they want to join. That is the American way.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
FOuE.-H Clubs viii Present
ecFuSIbiOHs From a. BGsSRQEss

Fashion faVoriteS right from a
sewing basket will appear in the
Simplicity Pattern presentation.
Fashion from a Basket for the
All Club Modern Miss" to be
shown at the Accident Elementary
school auditorium tomorrow eve
ming, March s, at 8 o'clock. The
twenty-one costumes that will be
fashioned by local All club girls,
are designed to take a teen through
every phase of her life, from school
and sports events to parties and
dates.
The spring ensembles feature the
bulky knit look in a hooded coat
over a skirt and blouse. The cape
matches the skirt for a more versa
tile wardrobe. A bright blue wool
suit in teen sizes with the new
Dutch boy look, a slim coat with a
dress to match the coat lining, as
well as a dress and cape outfit,
complete the ensemble picture.
A group of fashions designed
especially for beginners shows a
variety of dresses and separates as
suggestions for first clothing prof.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Votes Down Extra
Judge for Allegany

The Senate Committee on Jul
dicial Proceedings by six to three
vote yesterday gave an unfavorable
report to bill providing for a sec
Ond judge for Allegany county.
The measure, however, will go
to the floor of the Senate today
with the unfavorable report.
Among those voting against a
second judge were Senators Dow
ney of Washington county and
Friend of Garrett
The bill calls for appointment of
another judge upon retirement of
Chief Judge George Henderson in
March, 1858. A bill in previous
legislature that added a resident
judge to Garrett had the effect of
removing one judge from Allegany.
The present law limits the number
of judges in the Fourth circuit to
three, one each in Washington, AL
legany and Garrett.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Rehearsals Held
For Minstrel Show

Rehearsals are being conducted
regularly for the Minstrel-Variety
show scheduled to be presented by
the Oakland.Mt. Lake Park Lions
club in the Southern High GYM
nasium on March 81 and %.
Solos will be featured by Jay
Bell, Dick Pagcnhardt, Bob Sincell.
BeesOn Snyder, Bob ProudfOot and
Charles l.. Briner. Novelty acts will
feature Al Marucci, Tom Thayer,
Guy William Hinebaugh, Robert
w. Lohr, Marvin Jones and others.
The Lions Instrumental group
composed of Lewis Jones, Mack
Propst, Bill Rees, Frank Mcdaniel
will present Banana Boat Song"
Little Grass Shack" Green Door"
Singing the Blues" and others.
The chorus is rehearsing numbers
such as Lullaby of Broadway"
oklahoma" Side by Side"
Marching Along Together" April
Showers" Singing in the Rain"
and others. Accompanies for all
numbers will be Mrs. Lillian Wall,
Southern high school instructor
Dclbcrt Gnegy and his stage
crew are arranging for new cur
tain for the stage that was built
Fast year. Tom Cain is in charge
of lighting. Emile German is in
charge of advertising and Robert
Stanton is in charge of ticket sale
Marvin Jones, in charge of cos
tunes, is planning a different cos
tune for each act.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Juveniles Paroled

Five juveniles were placed under
parole yesterday after sentences
were given out by Associate Judge
Neil c. Fraley.
The three juveniles connected
with a recent breaking and enter
ing at the Oakland Elementary
Annex. were all given suspended
sentences. Two were sentenced to
the Maryland Training School for
Boys for three years, and ono was
sentenced to the House of CorrCc-
ton for three years, but all were
parOlcd for the same length of
time under supervision of the
Parole officer.
In another case concerning tho
theft of a pockctbook, two juveniles
were tried. One pleaded guilty. The
other was found not guilty. The
guilty one was sentenced to two
years in the Maryland House of
Correction, but sentence was sus-
pended and he was placed under
parole for two years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Name Is Changed

Governor McKeldin on WcdnCS-
day withdrew the name of Albert
Shalfer as an appointcc to the
Garrett County Board of Election
Supervisors and substituted that of
Harvey Gortncr, Grantsvillc bust
ness man.
The action was taken at the re-
quest of Senator Friend, following
objections of the Democratic State
Central committee to the appoint
ment of Shaffer The official
switch of names was made in a
letter to the Senate which con-
firms the appointment.
Garrett officials contcndcd Shat
fer was not on a list Of four names
they submitted to McKcldin for
choosing a Democratic member of
the board, Gortncr was contacted
by Friend TO sec if he would ac-
ccpt the Job now held by William
Trcacy of Oakland, who also was
on the list
Friend said he would not con-
firm reappointment of Treacy be
cause he has not done anything to
break the impasse over voting ma
chimes in our county"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Farm Group Will
Sponsor Talent Find

Tentative plans for talent
find" show and talk fest were dis
cussed at a board of directors
meeting of the Associated Women
of the Garrett County Farm
Bureau, held February 81 at North
ern High school.
Amateur talent of all kinds be-
tween the ages of II and 2S years
lis desired. Further details may be
obtained from Mrs. Willie War
nick, Grantsville.
Mrs. Orval Glotfelty, who pre-
sided at the meeting, gave a report
on the state board session she at
tended in Baltimore. Mrs. James
Glotfelty, of Bittinger, and Mrs.
Pearl Shultz, who were delegates
to the state convention in Janu-
airy, also gave reports.
A countrywide meeting of the
association is to be held in the Ac-
cident Fire hall on March IL at s
o'clock All units are expected to
be represented by at least three
members.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Crellin Girl Is
Shot Accidentally

Martha Lewis, II, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lewis, of
Crellin, was accidentally shot be-
meath the right eye last evening,
according to the States Attorney,
S. r. Pagcnhardt, who investigated.
The gun was fired by the girls
brother, Foster Lewis, aged II, who
said he had no idea the gun was
loaded
According TO the States Attorney,
Robert Lewis, aged IS, loaded a
gun and laid it on the table while
he went for bucket of coal. The
12-year-old boy came into the room,
picked up the pistol, aimed it at
his sister and pulled the trigger.
The % calibrc bullet entered the
fleshy part of the face below the
eye and came out
She was hospitalized in Garrett
County Memorial hospital but
Pagcnhardt said she was not SCri-
ously injured. The States Attorney
said no one was being held, since
the shooting was termed accidental.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Carl EVERY Named
Head Of League

At the Semi-annual dinner meet
ing of the Potomac Valley Confer
ence at the Old Homestead hotel
in Burlington, w. Va, on Monday
evening, Carl Everly, assistant
principal of Southern High school,
was elected president for the 1857
So term.
Fifty-two persons attended the
dinner and all II schools in the
circuit we're represented.
Enrolment fees of S. were re-
turned to the schools that partici-
pated in the recent PVC junior
high basketball tournament and the
net proceeds placed in fund for
use in future tournaments. a COM
mittee which included Ed Quattro,
of Southern High, was named to
formulate plans for future junior
high tournaments and the distribu-
ton of awards. The all-cOnference
basketball team was named which
included Eugene Smith, Charles
Buemi, West Virginia School for
the Deaf: Jim Vetter, Moorefield;
jerry Hannas, Romney; and John
Teter, Ridgeley. No Southern
player was mentioned on either
the second or third teams.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Den Mothers, Cub
Master Are HonOred
At Dinner Meeting

Two den mothers and the cub
master of the Oakland cubs re
ceived awards at the annual din
Iner meeting of the Oakland and
Mt Lake Park groups and their
parents held last Thursday in the
Methodist Fellowship hall.
Mrs. Robert Ault and Mrs. Rob
crt Orr received the highest award
that the Potomac Scout Council
has to offer den mothers. The two
women have been den mothers for
three years, have attended train
ing courses and the pow-WoW for
leaders, have held three weekly
meetings per month over that pc
riod of time and have had active
den chiefs during that time also.
George Stuck was awarded his
cubmaster's key for his lengthy
service to the Oakland pack, which
was presented by Lester Mcdowell,
of KcyScr, district scout commits
Sioner. Awards TO the den mothers
were presented by Wilbur Sifton,
field scout executive. Stuck and
George Perrine, Mt. Lake Park cub
master, also received roundup
awards
Cub scouts from Oakland and
Mt. Lake Park packs also received
awards for advancement which
were presented by George IIanSt,
chairman of the Deep Creek adj
vancemcnt committee.
Receiving these awards were: Mt.
Lake Park, Jerry Cannon, Eddie
Rathaun, wolf badges; Jay Bill Rice
and David Sister, bear badge; Keith
Cannon, Neil Henlinc, Lion badge;
for Oakland: John Speicher, Car
roll Thomas and Larry GlotfeltX,
wolf badge; Fred Helbig and Tom
Miller, bear badge
History of the pack to the fifth
anniversary was related by Frank
Mcdaniel, assistant cubmaster The
meeting was concluded with story
told by Mr.. Mcdowell,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Oakland Citizens
Will Vote Monday

Four candidates have filed for
city councilmen for the town of
Oakland. The election will be held
next Monday, March II, and three
persons will be elected. Voting will
take place from a. m. until p. IN.
Seven hundred ninety persons are
eligible to vote, it was learned this
week from Mrs Gladys Nordeck,
clerk-collector.
Candidates are DR., E. l. Baum
gartner, Carroll f. Miller and James
Nally, all incumbents; and Eugene
Finn. Mrs. Beryldine Stanton is
the only candidate for treasurer.
She has served in that capacity for
the past several years.
Hold-over members of the city's
governing body are Russell L.
Smith, mayor; Robert Maroney
Harry l.. Stemple and Clayton Win
tiers, councilmen.
Mrs. Joseph Gender, Mrs A. G.
Hesen and James Kerins will serve
as judges of election while Mrs.
Porter Dewitt and Miss Floss Shat
fer will serve as clerks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07

ects. Included is a new drawstring
blouse featuring a scarf at the neck
that ties either in front or in back,
and a full skirted dress with a
wardrobe of cape collars.
Casuals are represented in classic
styles such as princess line jumper
with white sissy blouse, and a
sheath jumper with a jacket that
doubles as blouse and matching
cape.
There will be variety of date
and dance dresses. Especially made
for prom night is soft pink taf-
feta evening frock with a silver
embroidered net ovcrskirt.
Commentator for the show will
be Miss Johanna Magaha, assist
ant home demonstration agent
Piano accompanies for the show
will be Mrs Felix Robinson. A
short program depicting All club
work will be presented by County
All girls before the fashion show.
Cynthia Mace, president of the
Monte Vista club, will preside. The
public is invited to witness the
event.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Accident Elects
Mayor-Councilmcn

Ernest Glass, unopposcd, was re-
elected mayor of the town of Acct
dent al The annual election held
there on Tuesday Mr. Glass re-
ccivcd 81 votes out of a total of 6S
votes cast.
Walter w. f. Richter was re-
elected as a member of the council
and Ben Calls was elected as the
second councilman. IIold-ovcr mem
bcrs of council are Sherman Frazcc
and Wilmer Margroff
Defeated councilmen were Carl
Whorton. Claude Friend, Erwin
George and John 10 Brcnncman.
The latter was an incumbent.
Mrs. Ralph Ault, unopposed, was
reelected as clerk-treasurer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Legislative Routine
Bills Passed

House Bill 119, by Garrett Dele
cation, to abolish and reconstitute
the Garrett County Board of AL
coholic Beverages License commits
sioners and provide for their APP
pointment by the Governor, passed
in the House.
House Bill 522, by Garrett Dele
cation, to pay Garrett county or
phans' court judges $500 a year in
stead of So per diem, passed in the
House.
Bills Enacted
Senate Bill 81, which will repeal
obsolete references in the law set
ting the boundaries between Allie
gany and Garrett counties.
Bills Enacted
The State Senate Tuesday en-
acted two bills that affect Garrett
countys board of commissioners.
One of them, House Bill 275,
sponsored by the Garrett County
delegation, would raise the COM
missioners' pay from 5000 annually
each to $1,000. The present com
bined pay of the commissioners
also serving as a roads board and
liquor board plus expenses
amounts to S2,375. House Bill 275
would discontinue the expense al
lowance.
House Bill 119, also sponsored by
the Garrett county delegation,
which is not through the General
Assembly yet, would abolish and
reconstitute the Garrett County
Board of Alcoholic Beverage COM
missionerS. 1t provides for a new
boards appointment by the Gov
ernor.
House Bill 100 also sponsored by
the county delegation, would au-
thorize the County Commissioners
to set the expenses of the sheriff.
Three Bills introduced
Three bills were introduced this
week by the county delegation.
House Bill Csc has to do with re-
strictions on the transportation of
Christmas trees, giving the forestry
department the right to stop per-
sons trucking Christmas trees. The
aim is to cut down on thievery,
Harry Edwards. delegate, pointed
out
House bill 686 would change the
squirrel season, making it ten days
earlier than at present House bill
687 would provide an open season
on 'coons.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07

will include a tour of the school,
specially numbers by members of
the Senior chorus, and possibly a
tour to parts of Garrett county, if
the weather permits.
Southern's Student Council takes
an active part in state Student
Council affairs.
Last summer Fred Tects, preSi-
dent of the local council, repre-
scented Southern at the Student
Council workshop which was held
at Dcalc, Maryland, during the last
week in August.
Four members of the Arrange
ment Committee for the meeting
of the Western Region attended the
1856 Maryland Association of Stu
dent Councils convention in Fred
erick, November l, 2, and 3. They
were Fred Teets, Barbara Glot-
felty, Mary Bachtel, and Bill
George with Miss Ann Dilgard as
their adviser.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Jury To Convene

The March Term of the Garrett
County Grand Jury will convene
next Monday morning, March II,
at 10 o'clock, in the court room.
Following the usual charge to
the jurors by Associate Judge Neil
c. Fraley, the grand jurors will re-
tire and begin their deliberations
and investigations in alleged in
fractions of the laws of Maryland.
The jurors are always assisted in
their investigations by States At
torney S. r. Pagenhardt.
The criminal cases will be heard
beginning Tuesday, March &c, at 9
o'clock. The opening day was orig
inally set for March IS, but since
this is Maryland day, it was de-
layed one day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Named To Commission

The County Commissioners, at
their regular meetings this week,
recommended the appointment of
Herbert Shaffer as the Garrett
County member to the Upper PO-
tomac River commission. He will
succeed Lawrence NJ Fraley. who
remains a patient in the Evans
Nursing Home. Shaffer was selected
from a group of three which in
Guided Russell Smith and Lewis r.
Jones.
The position is non-paying one,
but members receive expenses for
mileage and attending meetings.
The Commissioners also awarded
the contract for painting the dome
of the courthouse to Bernard Nally.
The Commissioners, sitting as a
board of license commissioners,
granted a license to sell beer to
the Loyal Order of Moose, No. 1856,
as a corporation instead of in an in
dividual's name.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
All Club Presents
Program On Sunday

In celebration of National All
club week, the Monte Vista girls
All club held a public meeting for
their parents last Sunday after
noon in st. Paul's Fellowship hall
in Oakland.
Members of the club presented
an hours program to the fifty or
more parents who attended, in
which their All goals for the pre-
vious year and for the present year
were outlined All six goals set in
1856 were completed, which in
cluded 100 percent participation in
rally day, each girl giving at least
one demonstration, holding one club
meeting per month, repairing
clothes for needy families, having
window display during All club
week, and 100 percent project COM
pletions.
Cynthia Mace, president of the
club, presided during the program
Sharon Sanders, Jane Hanst, Mar
garet Nally, Lucinda White, Mary
Jane Germain and Meg Highlander
each told about some phase of All
work. Roberta Burgwald, Sandra
DeBerry and Susie Porter gave
resumes of project work; Jill Jones
gave a demonstration on how to
thread a sewing machine.
Judy Taylor and Barbara Zepp
presented dance; Sally Hoffman
and Sally Buchanan sang a duet,
accompanied at the piano by Mere
dith Elliott A dramatization was
given by Monica Robinson, Jill
Jones and Lynn Malone. AS part
of the share the fun" a leg"
dance was presented by Joyce Nc
Chung, Carolyn Spoerlein, Susie
Porter, Monica Robinson, Jane
Hanst, Sandra Martin and Nancy
White.
Goals for next year were an
nounced as 100 percent project
completion, each girl giving a dem
onstration, a public meeting. IS
percent attendance at all meetings,
a club exhibit at the county fair,
hold a club demonstration day,
every member getting a polio shot
who has her parents consent; at
least 10 members attending camp
and holding a family lookout.
Sandra Orr, Margaret White and
!uII Lane helped with presenting
these goals.
Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the meeting. Miss
johanna Magaha, assistant home
demonstration agent, presided at
the punch bowl.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Turkey Group Elects

At dinner meeting of the Gar
rett County Turkey Growers at
the William-James hotel on Mon
day night Robert O. Glotfelty was
elected president for the ensuing
year He succeeds Harland Bow
man. Others elected were Blaine
Glotfelty, vice-president; Roy R.
Glotfelty, treasurer; Lowell Loom
is, secretary; Donald Fratz, as
sistant secretary. Webster Bren-
neman and James Opel were named
new directors for thrcc-ycar term.
The annual membership dinner
was set for Thursday. April 4, at
the Hoyes Methodist church
Holdovcr directors are Harland
Bowman, Roy o. Glotfclty, ElWood
Glotfelty and Blaine Glotfelty.
Guests at the dinner included Rob
ert Bane, Ebert Barron, officials
of the Sterling Processing plant,
and John Fl. Carter, county agent
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Red Cross Receives
1st Campaign Gift

The Red Cross received its first
campaign gift of the current drive
early this week. Mrs Kermit Glot-
felty, chairman, reported that a
check for SIS had been presented
by the Potomac Edison company
to Mrs. Russell Klotz, chairman of
the Accident district
Around two hundred persons be-
an effort to obtain $4,282 OF that
amount. if raised $1,825 will remain
in the county to support the blood
recruitment program and to pro-
vide other services to men in the
armed forces, etc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Union Lenten Series
To Begin On Wednesday

The first union Lenten service
among Protestant churches of the
community will be held next We'd
ncsday evening, March 10, at 1880
o'clock, in the Lutheran church,
Rev. w. S. Patterson, Methodist
pastor, will speak on the subject,
Loyal but Lovclcss."
During the first Wednesday in
Lent, individual communion serv-
ices we're held in each church,
with all pastors speaking ON God
Speaks to the Church"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Two Held for Theft

Two juveniles are being detained
in the county jail under a charge
of larceny from the stores of A. d.
Naylor and Company and Carroll
Millcr's Sport Shop. The robbcricS
arc said to have occurred last Fri
day
Sheriff Paul w. Fisher said ono
of the youths admitted taking two
hunting knives, two pistols and two
holsters from the Sport Shop, and
two 5000 rifles from .the A. d.
Naylor and COMPANY store. The
two rifles and one pistol have been
recovered. Fisher said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07

Plans are complete for the spring
meeting of the Western Region of
the Maryland Association of Stu
dent Councils which is TO be held
at Southern High school tomorrow,
Friday, March 8.
Approximately fifty students
from Frederick, Washington, Allie
gany, and Garrett counties will be
converting.
The business meeting is schcd-
uled to begin at 1890 a. m, in
Southcrns library The agcuda in
cludcs an amendment to the CON
Stitution, election of new officers.
Student Council workshop, and
choosing of school as host for the
next meeting.
A special luncheon will be served
at ! p. M in the school cafeteria.
The Diplomats" will provide music
for the luncheon
Other activities during the day