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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
crediofawn Credit
Union In goth
Annual Meeting

Approximately 90 members and
frenda Of the crsaIafawn Credit
Union met for dinner. business
and words ~ wisdom from FIRED
stabI, Managing Director Of the
League Of Minnesota Credit I'm
ions, Monday night Jan ~ al
the ~ PAU YWCA
~ unanimous vote an ineum
bent members 0f tho Board Of
Directors we're returned 10 office
fyt another 3year term By a
ma lority vote the incumbent mem
hers Of the Credit Committee and
the Supervisory Committee we're
also returned % office FOR iysar
terms.
Jannbelle Taylor, Huron shelton
and fillae Lewis we're reelected 70
the board Of directors
Reelected 10 the Credit Commit
tee we're Mrs Bella Shelton, We
tor Galloway. ana John l. Banks
Retained aa the Supervisory Com
nirtee we're iaRoy LazHnberry,
Mr., DoVaughnis Scott. and Mrs
Dorothy Mcfarland
rerming herself proyerbiai
"sqpeaking wheel requiring
grease. Mrs Taylor said IN effect
that her "squeakipg was for a
better and bigger Credit Union
ia the coming year Pointing ont
the mnrc obvious advantages ~
Family memberships" Mrs Taya
lor went an 10 ask each member
10 broadcast the advantages of
Credit Union membership through
out tho community
Veteran Credit Union treasurer
Huron shelton WAS greeted with
IA gift fran the organization FOE
hts YEARS Of exemplary service
The "smuggilng 81 the gift a
beautiful pieeg of mems luggage,
into the meeting without Mr. Ahol.
TOMS knowledge was affected with
the aid ~ Mrs Shelton who was
IN on the surprise
The guest speaker Mr. Btahl.
bvRan his remarks with a round
~ congratulations 10 the various
committee reports Singled out for
special praise was Mrs Alvorta
Cofam whose persistence some
twenty years ago led 70 the found
ing Of the Credit linton Mira
Cofam Is honorary member OF the
board
IN his address, Mr. Btahl noted
some or the more important as
poets u Credit Unions and credit
union membership Thrift II best
! encouraged by tho credit union
method said atnhl
According 10 the Federal RE-
serve syatsma report, ~ pes cent
Of an individuals tako-home pay
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Vas given the role Of getting The
trial by jnry" bandwagon for
unulspecting Negroes going, The
Party first" The Young Dem
ocrats cavil Rights COMMITTEES
make much about their Chair
mans activity al the Young Dem.
ocrAts Convention ana how he
explained bis views We renem-
Der what his actions were last
August when the chips were down
he, nor his Committee never hft-
cd a finger To have done 20 in
their considered opinion
would have besnj grand
stand play"
Neither did they utter a word
az during the time mobs. inspired
By the presence u the Democrats
potential presidential candidate
Gov Oryal Faubuss armed guards,
were keeping Negro children from
entering school
Chairman Rosenblum and his
young Democratic Farmer Labor
Civil Rights COMMITTEES can be
sure that the Ramsey County Re
publican civil Rights Committee.
w1ll not let up. or compromise In
our struggle for equal justice and
full citizenship for all Of the Ne
gro People John NJ Culver,
Chairman Ramsey County Repub-
lican civil Rights Committee.
very able Chairman. Gene Rosen.
blum be displeased with the as
sertions made BY me as chairman
Of the Ramsey County republican
Civl Rights Committee. than 70
permit them 10 20 on deceiwng
or misleading some few unsus-
peeting Negro people and others
who are civil rights adherents
Last August /. during the heat
ed debate In the Senate over
President Eisenhower's Civil Right
Bnl. / cent Mr. RosenbIum a tele-
gram in an attempt to enlist his
aid by using the influence OF his
office 70 get the Young Dem
ocrats in the Southern states 10
contact and urge their chosen Of
ficiais 10 cease arguing against
the bill, but 10 honor their plat
form as adopted at the Demo-
cratic Convention,
"Mr Rosenbmm and his Com
mittee state In their s "consid
cred opinion the wire was Moth
ing more than grand stand
play imagine, II you can a
civil rights organization taking
that position, but that's how the
Democratic Party feels about the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Is used in Some form ~ personal
credit The advantages o. using
The credit union for personal credit
are many" Some advantages cited
~ Mr. gtahl are The high interest
return On savings f49sJ, the IN.
surance on SAYINGS which pays
oHea beneficiary dollar for dollar
returns for the amount on de-
pogit in the deceased members ac-
count plus an equal amount ~
Insurance. the loyv interest rates
on loans. and loan insurance Up
to $4,000
A. an example. Mr. stahl cited
q member having a resi- estate
loan q $1,000 personal loan
~ $1,000. and 81 900 savings
account IN IL should occur That
tba member died ins 5000
READ estate loan would be paid In
uHl, z His personal ioan If 81 900
would be paid in hii and , MS
beneficiary would receive double
the amount of the savings ac-
count. Or $1,000
In speaking of Huron Shelton.
Mr. Sthhi said the msh-
sure ~ an institution is usually
tbs measure ~ man From all
that know and all that ! have
heard, about Mr.. shelton I feel
the gift you presented him With
tonight was we'll deserved
Among other guests In attend.
ance werr Cecil Newman, editor
ard publisher Of the Spokesman
and Recorder newspapers Miss
Gladys Marker Secretary Of whirl.
pool tsc~gera) Credit Union, and
Mrs NtAhi
An old editorial OF Mr New
man praImag the credlafawu Club
credit union was read and be wa
asked 10 say few words
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

rhls il the paper with the
classified ada
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Continued from page ~
out Of possible 80 points In
the bailoting, with points awarded
on . 81 baa.a Patty Berg. golf
professional and woman athlete
Of the year in 1858, vas second
with % points. and Marion Iadss
wig bowling champion, finished
third with ~
The new queen will receive two
large trophies the Fratrmsl
Order " Eagles Frederick q Mil
ter trophy and the Babe Dtdnksou
zaharias trophy
Mias GibBoH's 1857 triuHphs
her only singles defeat ~ the
year was IN the finals Of the
Australian championship Ciim-
axsd q long, uphill pull
Wimbledon Debut
Aa early as 1850. having run
out ~ competition IN the Negro
tennis ranks. she made her FIRST
bid for the national title ~ Forest
Hills, aud was eliminated IN tho
second round by Louise Brgugh
The following year ahs made
her Wimbledon debut and reached
tho third round losing - Bey.
erly Baker Maurren Connolly ei-
minated her IN the third round
Of the nationals that year
Iier quest for the big titles
seemed ~ frutisas that aho be
came ~ discouraged early IN 1900
and cansiderod giving ~ gompett,
tive tennis for career IN tho
wACs The state Department tour
changed that idea She won "a
~ 10 tournaments. Including ~ IN
a row, and The stage waA set for
her smashing triumphs n the past
year
She defeated Darlene Hard IA
tho finals az Wimbledon in June.
cams back 10 win the National
clay Courts title for the first
time in Juiy, and IA September
ehmaxed her spectacular cam
paign BY winning over Miss
nrough. hor nemesis Of seven yoars
before, IN the finals ~ the Ma
tionais NJ Forest Hills
80 now. at the top aud steadily
improving. she Is happy cons
traat 81 the discouraged young
woman of two years ago.
y hope 20 compete aa long
40 l am physically able ahe
aaya And watching the tall agile
figure speed about the court and
pound the hall with a power that
would be the envy ~ moat male
performers YOU gather she viii BE-
physically able Tor some time "a
com.
Tickets for the appearance ~
Miss Ciibaon Saturday are on sals
at tho Downtown Ticket offic,
In Minneapolis and Field achllck II
~ Paul Prices are 90 cents s.
and 81 tax included
Miss aibsnn'a opponent will b.
Jeanne Arth ~ 81 Paul tn
nation No Z wcmsns tennis play
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Three Triplexes, South Of Lake
street. 81 500 down. Live rent free
plua income
Several farms from $4,000 acres,
Ideally located. Reasonably priced
$500 6ist Ave No Crystal Village,
-Four year old three bedroom ramb-
Ter on 75xi35 lot Si2 800, $1,000
down.
Tnplex 33i2 3rd Ave. So. S225
monthly income plus owners
apartment. sis.50O Terms
Resort. Six room cabins Five room
house and other buildings 100
acres Of land on good lake
Johnson & Associates
345 + 8sth ST.
Taylor 4-s22s Taylor 2-tsss
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Culver & YDFL
lContlnuea trom page .

tIouunus1 from page ~
and further urged an action which
II didn't really want.
Our COMMITTEES has always be
llsyed and continues 10 believe
that the most effective method
we can use 70 gain adherents 10
the cause FOR which We are all
working, Is not BY Wild charges
grand stand plays, Or bysterical
harangmng
WIN that view la mind. our
chairman. SIR Rosenblum. as q
delegate 70 the National Young
Democratic Convention. in Reno.
Nevada, carried % that convention
comprehensive eivil rights pro
gram Our chairman. Mr.. Rosen.
blum sat down with delegates
from the various areas. including
the deep South" and patiently ez
planned his views.
Our chairman. was able,
through the medium Of persuasion.
70 gain sponsors TO a resolution
condemning the action Of the Gov
ernor Of Arkansas In Little Rock.
Arkansas. In defyng the ruling Of
the United States Supreme Court,
and coHdemning segregation in
any part Of the United States.
Among the sponsors to these res.
olutions were delegates from Texas
and other like areas
The National Young Democra-
TIC convention, shouted these res
loiutIons through with thunder.
ing vote Of approval Then, 10 show
It's absolute sincerity, the conyen-
ton elected as ia End ranking
officer, the First Vice Chairman
of the National Young Democratic
clubs of America. Negro. Rich
ard Crawford Of Illinois lie had
uo opposition
'"rhis committee has always be
lleyed that any kilograms II sends
should 80 70 the people who have
70 do the voting and make the
record Of the Democratic party
With this in mind. our commit
Tee wired both Senators Hubert
Humphrey and Edward Thye Of
our desire for strong civil rights
BIN We minced no words II "a
Interesting 10 note that both Of
Minnsaotna Senators voted right
down the line for strong civil
rights legislation II Ia also inter
esting 10 note that unlike the
Minnesota Democratic Farmer
Labor party and the YDFI civil
Rights committee, no voice was
heard from similar voices in ths
Republican party Of Minnesota
"lf the Republican civil rights
man cannot confine himself TO q
non.hysterical factua discussion
and devote himself 10 a more posi-
tive approach on civil rights. oul
committee will have no choice hut
10 do as the rest OF the readers Of
this paper are beginning TO do, anc
that Is turn deaf ear and ignore
The wild misleading. half-trt,thi
that emanats from that disting
uishcd gentleman
| Minnesota Young DEL Civil
| Rights COMMITTEES, Gene II. Rosen
blum, Chairman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

Henry Davis
No rag No Dust-New DE
signed 90 replace the dust
blowing vacuum cleaner.
IPsH pRaMIuMs a DINO"
N. W. FILTER QUINN AGENCY
lloA q. Lake 81. pa. Lava
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
CuLyFRs HFBurTAL

WIN apprixed OF the YpFL's
attack on hls tactics John NJ Cul-
vor Ramsey County COP C'vl
Rights committee chairman stat.
ell
IT'S better that the Minnesota
Young Democrat, Farmer Labor
Ciwl Rights Committee. and It's
rights Of tho Negro lie has none
that they should respect
Chairman Roaenhlum apparent.
ny Is taking the Same position in
fighting for the Negro as Bon
amlu w Cohen COZ the old New
pvat Brain Trust, Area when he
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

"A Juvenile deiinau.nt's best
friends are his parents, " he can
find them home" Herbert "
Frochn0w
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

eg anapobednka grpi posjetnika Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice nasoj staroj domovini 1850 godine.
Nakon mojeg govora ko je traao po prici jedan sat
vaznje je bio predstavnistvo kanadskog canstva gav
moi upra Zajednice Tu ponovio ono, so rekao
nedavno nasem clansvu Wellandu, obasnio, kako ma
ko nacn &c clanstv Kanade b osigurano predstavnis
two glavnoj upravi ma buducoj konvencj.
Kod ptanja odgovora pokazao se je ijepi interes
nanov pothvat Zaednice odrzavanje poucnih tecaje
va Zajednci Rekao sam, da ne isdjucena mogucnost
da &c sedete zme kad nase canstvo koje radi po
sumama, bude kod kuce da &c onda mozda mo odrza
edno ovakovo poucno predavane kod nh narcotic ako
sami oni pokazu dovoljno interesa to.
Naglasio sam, da smatram neobicno pocascen po
sem clansv Port Arthur bas zato, sto su kako je
die ranije receno prv put dvadeset gona zaenick
slozno omoguci mas posjet medju nh. Preporuco sam
da zaborave stare rairice koje nekada dele
da Zajednic ina svai Clan Glanica jednaka prava i
jednake duznoet bez obzra polcko misenje iii opre
djejenje U Zajednici svi samo zajedncar, jedna
ravnopravni prema lozinci koju utemejtelj "a
jednice postav "a uc vodlju to jest "Sv jednog
jedan "a sve."
Hvala prvom mjestu odborncma bratslkih odsjeka,
narcotic tajncma braci Manu Rasporicu Matt Ulakovicu
ko uloz toko truda zajedno ostam odsje6nim od
borncma easnicma, da svecana priredba sto bole
uspje Mnogo razumije se kao obicno doprinesle
se drage sestre cance obadvau odsjeka pred bogatu
veteru, to jos meme moju suprugu podarile
cvecem maln uspomenama irne odsjeka mas posjet
medju nh, koje cemo uspomene cuva cijen postovati
dok budemo Hv.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
zajedniGarski Dan u
Sudbury, Ont, Can.

Nasa tri bratska odsjeka,
i to 946 793 IL Sudbury |
651 il Levack, Ontario, te
gnijezdo broj COS. i 468 Po-
mlatka H. B. T., koji su Sc
sporazumili da u subotu, 13.
septembra owe god, u Hrvat-
skOm Narodnom Domu pri-
rede jedan velicanstveni dan
S banketom u pocast nase We
like ustanove Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice. Istog dana ce-
mo imat glavnog costa i go
vornika, nekog IL glavnog u
reda H.B.Z., koji &c nam go
voriti o H.B.Z., osobito sada
u vrijeme kampanje.
Da oval mas dan bude Cd
veceg znacaja, u sporazumu
nash odsjeka i upraviteljima
nasih gnijezda, odlucili smo
da Sc nase dvije mlade cla-
nice Pomlatka n a tt e { u "a
Kraljice popularnosti "a oval
dan, CHE slike ovdje donosi-
mo.
Prva jest Angelina Sudac,
rodjena u Sudbury 4. julia,
1946., kcerka nasih aktivnih
clanova odsieka 793, Rudy j
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

sjeka 946, a k tomu je vrlo
aktivar1 ma kulturnom pro-
svjetnom polju, da je kroz
njegovo vrijeme cd kad se
nalazi u Kanadi naucio puno
nase djece a i odraslih da
sviraju nasu omiljenu tambu-
ricu, ma cemu treba da smo
mu zahvalni.
Angelina Sudac Ruzica
Celinscak nase n1lade clanice,
jedne iste organizacije H. B.
Zajednice, iste godine su ro-
djen idu u jednu skolu, ta-
ko isto i u jednu crkvu, Ia
ko iii ma jedan bratski nacin
predstavljamo nasem narodu
u Sudbury, Levaku Creigh-
ton Mine, ne samo clanovima
Zajednice, nego i svima dru-
gina.
Mi cestitamo nasim mla-
dim clanicama, Angelini l Ru-
zici, takodjer i njihovim rodi-
teljima zelimo i'm dobar u
spjeh, da svaka radi Gin vi
Sc "a svoju pobjedu, takodjer
apeliramo ma sve nase Clam
stvo j prijatelje, da i'm po-
mognu j dodju u susret.
Ia nasa tri odsjeka,
Vinko Grzetic 1
Mike RadinE
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

Annie Sudac. Ona je bila kao
d delegatica ma prosloj konven-
ciji Pomlatka cd naseg gnijez-
da broj 468, u Gary, Ind. Sa-
da polazi visu skolu. Svi su
aktivni u Zajednici i zaslu-
zuju pohvalu. Ona ina jos u
H. B. z. diva djeda, Andriju
Graf u Windsoru i John Su-
dac, u Sudbury. Angelina. je
vec treca generacija, kao cla-
nica.H. B. Zajednice.
~ X ..
Druga jest nasa m la d a
clanica Ruzica CelinScak, cd
gnijezda broj COS H.B.Z. Ona
je isto rodjena u Sudbury 21.
februara, 1916. godine cd ma
sih aktivnih clanova odsjeka
broj 946, Pavla Pauline Ce-
linscak. Njezin otac zauzim-'
lie duznost predsjednika od-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
Encouraging $500.

We are very much encouraged at the Farming for Better
Living Banquet last Friday evening This year it wasn't
especially the cabre of the sevenywo farm families in
hundred percent completion although that commendabe
But this the sixth for such performance and has
ceased to be unusual.
But what impressed the amount of improvement
going the farm families told by story of the
ities of all enroees through coored slides Through these
slides evidence of a much improved dairy business
Many farmers constructing dairy barns milk parors
Of increased interest beef CATTLE the raising of
sheep
We evidence Of the of improved practices in
farming and got look much modern farm machinery in
these farms We farm kitchens that most
modern and convenient.
TO it indication that there is general hustle all
the We all this program of improvement
is going just among the farm families enrolled in the
FBL project These families may be leading the way but the
activity general throughout the county These FFBL fam
lies Just the nucleus of improvements being made all along
the line More people the county to be taking pride in
their work.
Most everything is pointing to better life People want
fun with their work, good life well good living
With the steup receaona facilities in the county, both
summer winter there will be opportunities for
members families play together well work together
Living not all play. There is lot of hard work involved
but and play and better living go hand in hand
There's just lot of activity in the county leading to
munity betterment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
Union Thanksgiving
Services Planned

Union Thanksgiving services
have been planned for both Oak
land and Mt Lake Park areas.
The community Thanksgiving
service for the Mt Lake Park area
will be held in the Oak Park
Church of the Brethren, near
Southern High school, on Thurs
day morning, November 81, at 10
o'clock
The Rev. Edward G.. Wenger,
from the Oak Park church, the
Rev. Randall Prince, from Bethel
Methodist church, Mt. Lake Park;
and the Rev. w. C. Rogers from
the Loeb Lynn Baptist church. will
participate in the service. The Rev.
Bryan Blair of the Ev. United
Brethren church of Loeb Lynn,
will deliver the Thanksgiving mes
sage. All are welcome.
A union Thanksgiving service is
to be held in St Paul's Methodist
church in Oakland on Wednesday
evening, November 26, at 1880
O'Clock. All Protestant churches of
the town are cooperating. The
speaker is to be announced
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
Site OF Post Office
At Park Selected

The post office department has
selected a site for the new Noun
tain Lake Park post office build
ing, according to an announce
ment this week by George 7. Per
rinc, postmaster
The proposed site, owned by H
NJ. Weeks, is located on the north
side of route No 1876, opposite the
intersection of route $50. The tract
contains approximately 10,15C
square feet.
The new postal quarters will be
built according to Post Office speci-
fications by a private investor,
who will then lease the building
to the post office department fol
a long term period.
Bidding forms, specifications and
other pertinent data will be avail
able to prospective bidders early
in December. The department
states that comparative cost studies
between government owned and
commercially leased buildings over
a 50-year building life have shown
that the latter plan saves between
30 and 40 percent in ultimate cost
to the taxpayer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
Resigns Position
AS Roads Engineer

William Webb Dewitt. county
roads engineer for the past four
teen years. has rendered his resig-
nation to the Board of County Com
missioners, effective the last of
this month.
He announced he was retiring
because of i'll health. 1t was under
stood that the new board of Coun-
ty Commissioners which plans to
take over its duties early in De
cember. had asked him to remain
in that position, but that Mr. De
Witt felt it would be best for him if
he retired Immediately
Prior to serving as roads engi-
neer Mr.. Dewitt has been a cost
accountant for the department and
was also employed as a foreman
and grader operator by the state
during the time the state had
charge of the county roads. He has
supervised the construction s.
many miles of county roads during
his time in office.
He plans to continue living in
Hoyes
No successor has been named as
yet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
Next Weeks Issue
To Be Published
On Wednesday

Next weeks issue of The Re-
publican will be published and
distributed on Wednesday, No
vcmber p, in order that mem
bers of the staff may properly
observe Thanksgiving day next
Thursday, November 27. The of
flee will remain closed all day
on Thanksgiving
The publication will be one
day earlier than usual so that
distribution may be made with
in the town of Oakland and
sent to many ether towns that
same afternoon which will mean
no change in the time that
most of our subscribers receive
their weekly digest of the local
news.
Local correspondents and adj
vertisers are urged to send in
their material one day earlier
than usual and all others who
desire to have news items pub
lished are requested to do the
same, in order to insure publ
cation in the weeks issue.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
Relief Clothing
To Be Gathered

The Church World Service truck
from New Windsor will come to
this area on Monday December s.
to collect clothing for relief.
Persons having any such cloth
ing or soap for relief may bring il
to the Oak Park Church of the
Brethren near Oakland by Satur-
day. December 6. 1t may be de
posted at the church door
Those in charge stated that the
clothing needs to be clean, mended
and have at least six months wear
remaining. Cartons should be
marked with the name and address
of the church or individual in order
to get a receipt of the number of
pounds contributed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
Lions Club Plans
Fruit Cake Sale

The Oakland-Mt. Lake Park
Lions club is planning to conduct
its annual fruit cake sale next
Monday evening, November "a.
Delbert Gnegy in charge, said the
house to house canvass would be-
gin about 7:30 o'clock, following
the clubs regular meeting.
Canvasses will be made in Oak
land, Mt. Lake Park, Loeb Lynn
Heights and Crellin Gnegy said
the threc-pound cakes would sell
for So and the five-pound cakes
for S.. The cakes have been OBJ
tanned from the Benson Bakeries
of Georgia and are the same kind
as previously sold
Proceeds from the sale of the
cakes will be used for the clubs
community projects
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
Governor-EleCt
Praises Democrats
At Victory Dinner

1t was the feast after the famine
for county Democrats last evening
as they gathered at the William
James hotel to celebrate the out
come of the November 4th cleo
ton.
Besides turkey, on the menu
we're the newly elected Democratic
state and county officials, soon to
take office. introduced by Stuart
f. Hamill, Jr.. who acted as toast
master. all paid tribute to the
Democratic State Central commit
tee for its efforts in organizing the
county on the precinct level, and
attributed the party's stunning sue
cess to this, plus what Governor
Elect Tawes called rift" in the
Republican ranks.
Climaxing the evening of speak
ing, TaWes reminded those present
IIldl lIlC DCIllOGld lo INV nav hAA
unprecedented responsibility. we
must serve well, plan well, and
give the best we have to all of the
people of the state he said. I'VE
want to serve so as at the end of
our four year period we will have
a record of administration which
will reflect favorabiy on our state
of Maryland in the eyes of the en-
tire nation and even the whole
world"
Similar themes were developed by
other speakers which included
John Foley, newly elected Con-
gresham; c. Ferdinand Sybcrt,
elected Attorney General; Louis
L. Goldstcin, Comptroller-Elect.
Newly elected county officials
we're also introduced and made
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