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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

reach of Oakland"
And here MIR Tasker strikes an
other prophetic note:
Hence, you will be obliged,
sooner or later. to abandon the
idea of an underground supply
altogether, the only visible and
practicable supply in sight is in
the Big Yough, above the B. and
o. Railroad bridge about one
mile from Oakland.
"A six inch pipe from that point,
with a high pressure pump, to be
propelled by electric power, will
throw a stream of water 200 feet
high from the highest building in
Oakland.
1t is believed that a six inch
pipe will convey sufficient water
to supply Oakland for many years,
including the numerous villages
and cottages that it is hoped will
be built along the proposed trolley
line"
So, although Hiram p Taskcr
failed to carry out any of the
numerous projects he planned,
many of them eventually were
brought about by others during
the years following
1t is interesting to note that
MIR. Tasker's ideas concerning the
Oakland water supply coincide cX-
actly with the current water prof.
Get here. Oakland will receive its
water from the Youghioghcny,
from a point exactly proposed by
him, and it will be carried by
electricalIy-drivcn pumps to the
homes and business places of the
town, as forcsccn over fifty years
ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

coming in by the way Of Center
street to Wilson, down Wilson to
B. and o. station.
Another branch will continue
down Center street to Third street
and cross Third street to the
square belonging to Thomas and
Jack Harne, but now Optioned to
the Swallow Falls and UniontoWn
Electric Railway company.
There will be room there for
car barns, repair shops, and dwell
ings Houses will probably be
erected on this optioned land after
it is paid for, as will passenger
and freight depots."
The proposal also outlined plans
to reserve sufficient land for a
steam heating plant to supply the
town of Oakland with much needed
heat for winter"
The promoters also expected to
extend the railway to Mt. Lake
Park, Deer Park and north to
Deep Greek, from there to the
proposed power plant.
Foresee Water System
Chief promoter behind this pro-
posed development was Hiram p.
Tasker, a planner beyond his day
who was mentioned in last weeks
article. Later in 1908, in a letter
to the Mayor and Town Council
Of Oakland, he stated that Il have
finally discovered a banking house
in Philadelphia and New York
which is willing to finance the
erection and equipment of our
hyro-electric plant near Swallow
Falls.
"As soon as this important enter
prise is started we viii be in posi-
ton to insure installation of your
pure water system. sewerage and
fire protection system at a less
cost than the $4,000 authorized.
Il respectfully offer 10 you my
opinions on and concerning GER
tain features in which you will en-
counter many difficulties in the
installation of the proposed Oak
land system.
MANY of our citizens seem to
be welded to imaginary gravity
systems, but | have sought in vain
to find a sufficient supply of water
at a sufficient head anywhere in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08
More About Deep
Creek Dam Today
Advantages Of Railroad To
Swallow Falls Argued
Muny Years Ago

Last weeks old photograph of
construction engineers at the Deep
Greek Lake power site brought to
light an interesting view of actual
work on the big project, which was
completed thirty-five years ago, in
1925.
Shown today is a view of the
breast of the dam, when work on
the Impeachment was nearing its
finish Water is already backing
up against the earthen wall in
the center of the picture.
The locomotive to the left of
the photograph operated on stand
ard gauge tracks and hauled build
ing supplies from Oakland to the
site of the dam, by way of the
golf course, Round Glade and Red
Run Traces of the tracks can still
be found along the old right of
way
Like the power project itself,
the advantages of having rail
road along this route were fore
seen many years ago, and in fact
in 1908 charter was issued to
the Swallow Falls and Uniontown
Electric Railway company to build
an electric line from Oakland to
Swallow Falls, a project which
never materializcd.
The route of this proposed rail
way would be, according to the
charter, Beginning at the hydro
electric plant which will be built
two miles below Swallow Falls on
the river, and coming south on
the cast side of the Youghiogheny
river, passing through the mex
haustablc deposits of coal, iron
ore, fire clay, and so forth, on the
route to Oakland.
1t will be built to Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08
Offutt Again Heads
Heart Fund Drive

Nelson T. Offutt, Baltimore
insurance man, and former resident
of Garrett county, will lead the
1861 heart fund drive in Maryland
for the second straight year
Mr.. Offutt is a past president of
the Heart Association Of Mary
land. In accepting the appointment
Mr.. Offutt pointed out that local
Heart Fund contributions will
make possible the support of
heart research in the state and aid
scientists in clinics and university
laboratories. This year the Heart
association is providing $130,000
for support of research projects
in Maryland laboratories.
Mr.. Offutt will direct the work
of an estimated 10000 volunteers
in Maryland communities expect
ing to participate in the campaign
The Heart fund has grown i'm
mensely since the first campaign
in 1949, he said.
Mr.. Offutt is an alumnus of the
University of Virginia and a
member of the Elkridge and
Maryland clubs. He is member
of the campaign advisory commit
tee of the American Heart assOcia-
ton. He has been a member of
the board of trustees of the as
ISOLATION of Maryland since 1858
and served as chairman of the as
sociations finance committee from
1856 through 1858. He received the
distinguished service medal of the
American Heart association and
Heart Association Of Maryland in
1859.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

Communist World leaders sum-
nit conference ended with little
progress in composing major diff
ferences on global policy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

MORE HAY FOR COP RE SEN. KS Wild
DEGRADING OF US. AND FANTASTIC FORECAST
OF REDS WATER POWER BUIlDUP
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAuF, c.s. 49,
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR" - God TO S. Paul - =.
in Romans.
WANT TO BE AN LMMoRTAL7 BE A CHRISTIAN
SCIENTIST - JESUS FATHERS BUSINESS" IN
ACTION "A SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE
WORLD. THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL! -cI
CANTIc ADAMEvE FRAUDS AND Myrus,
DEMoNsTRABLE BY THE ADEQUATELY PURE IN
HEART
See MORE HAY FOR COP, Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

Directors" he said
However, he stressed the point
that mo organized unit Of the
NAACP, d branch, committee,
state conference, or the ma
tionsI organization, itself, may
endorse candidate for political
office"
He went on to explain that
the records of these two men on
civil rights questions have been
analysed at various gatherings
throughout the country.
Their voters for and against
civil rights measures have been
made public. The Washington
Bureau of the NAACP has com
piled and released a record of
the votes of Mcssrs. Nixon. Lodge,
Kennedy and Johnson on fifty IL
ems in the Congress. extending
over the period from October,
ll942, through August. 1860"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE

MICHICAN-DETROIT (FIFTH CHURCH,; Naomi Price
Church, l7425 Second Blvd, PM, Sat-, Now S.
c.S. Sentinel. p. 1879. 1922
MICHIGAN - CROSSE POINTE FIRST CHURCH,
CROSSE PoINTE FARMsE RALPH w. CESSNA, Junior
High School. 10000 Mack Ave.. 8 pm, Nov H.
cs. Sentinel 1929 p. 1922
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Scouts Push
Vote Drive

This past Saturday the citizens
of our community had the 0ppor-
tunity TO sec the future leaders
of our nation in action as they
took part in the Boy Scouts OF
America "Get-Out-The-Votc' Good
Turn.
About 10000 Scouts and lead
ers of the Detroit Area Council
took part in the delivery OF some
100000 Liberty Bell doorknob
hangers that reminded our fell
low citizens to be sure TO vote
on November 8.
Your deepest interest should
lie with our future citizens :.
those thousands of frccklcfaced
bows and girls throughout the
nation who all too soon will turn
from their games to the serious
task Of being leaders in tomor-
rows world.
Don't forget TO 90 TO the polls
on Election Day. Discuss the Is
sues and the candidates at home,
and vote with thought. What you
do will be. impressed on those
growing young minds who Will
be responsible for this country
some day. See you at the polls
on Election Dayl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

EMPORIA, VA. - Resumption
of proceedings in the first at
tempt to disbar an NAACP law
yer for participating in civil
rights cases will open here No
vember IA. NAACP Executive
Secretary Roy wilkins will be
one of the scheduled witnesses.
Samuel Tucker, a member OF
the legal staff of the NAACP
Virginia State Conference has
been charged with unprofessional
conduct for his role in connec-
ton with three cases dating back
to 1850.
In one he acted as defense
counsel for Jodie Bailey, a Ne
gro sharecropper indicted for
Staying Luther II. Rockwell, a
white landlord, in 1850. In an
other 1850 case. he assisted the
Commonwealth Attorney in the
prosecution of a white man ac-
cuscd of raping a 16-ycar-old Ne
gro girl. And in the third, he
represented Tabb Watts, Ne
gro involved in a fight with
white man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
MAP Mon-Partisan In
Race, ). {. Unit Told

NEW YORK, - NAACP branch
officials in South Carolina were
today assured of the Associations
non-partisan position on the prcsi-
dental race by Roy wilkins, OK
ecutive secretary
The Association has not en-
dorsed either Senator Kennedy
or Vice President Nixon, in the
presidential campaign Sccrc-
tary wilkins said.
The directive was sent TO the
NAACP units in South Carolina
because the Democrats for Nixon
organization in the state has
launched a drive among Negro
voters implying that the NAAcP
is Urging them TO vote for Mr..
Nixon.
The Democrats for Nixon in
South Carolina are distributing
direct quotations from a speech
made by a prominent member OF
the NAACP Board of Directors
who is personally supporting Mr..
Nixon.
Speeches and endorsements by
prominent NAACP members or
officials. or written endorsements
by such officials represent only
their personal opinions, Mr.
wilkins said.
such endorsements. oral or
written, are not the official ac-
ton of the NAACP.
"AlI members and officers Of
the NAACP are perfectly free
to endorse or work for any candi-
date OF party. This includes
Of the National Board of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
100000 Members

NEW YORK. - A tabulation
this weeks indicates that this
years national NAACP member
ship will exceed 100000
Membership Secretary Lucille
Black reports that as OF October
25 new members totaled 100000
paid in full. She explained that
of the total, $4,000 new member
ships came from the senior
Branches the remainder from
youth chapters and members at
large.
Topping the 100000 mark
seems quite likely this year"
Miss Black remarked, adding
November and December should
produce more than 10000 new
members "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

airports are in operation, en-.
forcement Of the laws non-dis-
elimination provisions "devolves
upon the Department of Justice
Mr.. Carter cited Justice Depart
mcnt action to enforce a similar
responsibility when it filed suit
against Harrison County and City
of Biloxi. Miss. last May II.
In that case the Department Of
Justice filed suit TO require adj
mission of Negroes TO public
beaches located in Biloxi. This
suit was based upon the agree
ment Of federal assistance in
repair of a sea wall provided the
government was glVen assurance
that the beach would be open to
all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Trial Of MAP lawyer
FACING Nsbnment Starts

Mr.. fuckers case will be tried
before a three Judge Virginia
state circuit court. His defense
attorneys will be Robert /. Car
ter. of New York City, NAACP
General Counsel. William r. Ming
OF Chicago, oliver Hill Of Rich
mond; and Herbert Reid OF Wash
ington, DC.
The first attempt 10 bring Mr..
fuckers case TO trial was stale
mated last February IL when the
court ordered the Common
wealth's Attorney to file an
amended bill of particulars. The
case was subsequently postponed
to appear on the fall calendar
on the date given above.
During the first trial attempt
Mr. Ming argued that neither the
complaint nor the bill of parti-
culars set forth specific allcga-
tions Of unprofcssional conduct
on the part of Mr.. Tucker. The
charges were too vague to war
rant consideration by the court,
he asserted. Accordingly, he ask
ed that the motion to dismiss the
charges be sustained.
The charges against Mr.. Tucker
originated with complaint which
the Fourth District Committee
of the Virginia State Bar reported
il received on August 4, 1859.
Following reduction of the
charges TO writing and prell-
minary investigation, MIR. Tucker
was brought before the District
Committee, October 26, 1859, for
hearing on charges of unpro-
fcssional conduct. AS a result
of this hearing the bar committee
drew up and filed with the Cir
cult Court formal complaint
based on three cases.
The NAACP Board of Directors
al its January 4, 1860 meeting
passed a resolution expressing
full confidence in Mr.. fuckers
professional and personal into
gritty"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Negro Vote
Decisive National
Report Shows

ITO date, indications are that
it the Negro vote is one yet to
be courtcd, not counted" was
the conclusion of Report on the
Strategic Significance of the Ne
gro Vote in the 1860 National
Election, issued this week by the
Non. Partisan Crusade to Mobilize
Negro Voters.
Members of the committee
heading the Non-Partisan drive
include leading Negro religious,
civic and political personalities
The Report Ga complete copy
is herewith attached estimates
that more than 5is million Ne
groes are registered with a po-
tcntial vote of over 3l2 million
in ten states possessing 232 cleo
toral votes. 1t documents the man
ncr in which the Negro vote IN
past elections has been decisive
and sets forth registration IL
cures from key cities that have
been received this year.
In commenting upon the Re-
port. the Crusade chairman, Mr..
Randolph, said, "All reports re-
ccivcd to date seem to indicate
a record breaking registration oil
potential Negro voters. They FUR
Their seem TO show that a SUB.
stantiaI portion of this potential
is yet uncommitted II would
seem therefore that the Negro
vote is one to be wooed and won
it is too early for either party
10 count it. II must be courtcd
nv sincere and convincing con
duct by the representative candi-
dates"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Urges N. Y. Act
To End Bias

KINGSTON, Ny. - The MA
ACP housing division has called
imperative the need for New
York State legislation banning
discrimination by statc-liccnscd
real estate brokers and lending
institutions.
These agents and institutions
are licensees OF the public trust
and must be required to serve
the entire public without dis
elimination" the NAACP's Spe-
cial assistant for housing. Jack
+. Wood Jr., declared in remarks
prepared for a housing workshop
here October %.
The housing workshop will be
one phase of the Associations
New York State conference of
branches converting here this
weekend.
MIR. Wood said the New York
State NAACP branches should
take the lead in urging the
legislature TO pass an effective
fair housing bill' containing a
provision against discrimination
by realtors and banks.
Mr.. Wood also urged NAACP
branches TO push for provisions
TO protect thousands Of Negro
families" being up rooted by
urban renewal and slum clear
ance.
Wood charged the state en-
Enthusiastically supports thees pro-
grams and pays halls Of the local
costs with no questions asked.
we must insist that It begin
to protect the rights and privi-
lcges Of the families being up
rooted" he said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
Last Rites
For Minister
Saturday

Death claimed the Rev. Ander-
son Major Martin, pastor of New
Light Baptist Church, just as he
had completed his sermon and
announced the closing hymn
Sunday.
AS the music started Rev. Mar
tin slumped unconscious to the
floor before a congregation OF
$500.
DR.. Martin had just told the
congregation that Vice President
Richard M. Nixon was 1.-The hope
of the American" and should be
elected President.
A fire department resuscitator
squad was summoned and admin.
istered aid and Mr.. Martin was
rushed to Ford Hospital. He new
or regained consciousness.
Mr.. Martin had been pastor of
the New Light Church, located
al 5000 Thirtieth, since 1886. lie
came here from Flint where he
had served as pastor OF the Can
aan Baptist Church for frye years
He was executive vice pres
ident of the National Baptist
+ Convention, which is made up
OF $4,000 Negro Baptist church
es across the United States.
He was also director of the
national body and a vice presi-
dent of the Michigan State Bap
fist Missionary and Educational
Convention.
Mr.. Martin was educated in
Chicago. He served several pas
torates in Chicago before coming
TO Michigan. He was native OF
Mississippi.
He is survived by his wife,
Mary Louise; two daughters by
the present marriage, Zebra, 20
and Miriam, Is, and two daugh-
tiers by a previous marriage, Clio
ria and Floria, both of Chicago
The body is at the Fields Fun
cral Home, 1419 W. Grand Blvd
He will lie in state at the
church on Friday. until funeral
services which will be conducted
there at 1890 am. Saturday
Place Of burial is pending.
The Rev. Joseph Harris Jack
son. president of the National
Baptist Convention, will conduct
the services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
REV. A. IN. Martin PASSES IN PULPIT
Seek End To Air Terminal Bias
Asks Justice Department
To End Air Depot Bias

NEW YORK, - The NAACP
has urged the Justice Department
TO settle with finality all ques-
tons concerning the rights Of
persons TO be free OF discrimina-
ton in the use of air terminal
facilities
In a written communication
to Attorney General William p.
Rogers. the NAACP's general
counsel. Robert l.. Carter, de-
clarcd that the Association con
stantly receives complaints Of
racially segregated airport facili-
ties.
Mr.. Carter indicated that the
discriminatory practices continue
despite the Federal Airport Act
which requires assurance in writ
ing there will be no unjust
discrimination as a prerequisite
to federal financial assistance.
Ht .N<AANI Ntucld l AOuIlStl
cited Dannelly Field at Mont
gomery, Ala. where separate
waiting rooms are designed
white" and "colored'
In Jackson, Miss, and other
localities, Mr.. Carter said, there
is the extreme sbsurdity Of
"coIored" and white" drinking
fountains.
"All of the airports engaged
in such discriminatory practices. -
Mr. Carter charged, have re-
ceived financial assistance from
the government under the Federal
Airport Act"
Mr.. Carter then declared that
since the funds provided by Con.
gress for airport construction
have now been expended and the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

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MCNAMARA RAPs COP ON INTEREST"
"U.S. FACING SLUMP. KENNEDY DECLARES"
DETROIT AREA TURNOUT BIG"
CANDIDATE SAYS COP NEGlECTs
NATIONS NEEDS"
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A TRAITOR TO The NATIONS NEEDS"
See US. FACING SLUMP, Page
CANADA'S "WACES OF SIM
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ITO KILLED; los HURT"
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The contractor installing the new furnace TOT oS v
natural gas has had his license suspended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

kREMLIN BURNED up!
RED UN EMPLOYEE. new YORKER
HELD AS SOVIET SPIES"
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHICAGO AREA
REDS DEMANDING OF UN SEC. GEN.
DAG HAMihARSKJOLD THAT He FREE Them (!
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
'John Roosevelt EDR.s SOM
Hits At Kennedy" j..

coNNELLEsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 26.-tUPI)-John ko0se'
Welt SON of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt se
Senator Kennedy last night of pursuing policies o.
excessive spending and spowerfu central
ROOSEVELT, SPEAKING BEFORE A fuNo.ka .snes
DINNER, ALSO BELITTLED KENNeDYS enAH NJ
AGAINST TIVE EISENHOWER ADMINISTRATIONS POLL
cIEs ON CUBA AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
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Many f1ne items in her collection
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American furniture from o dis.
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