The Cedarville Herald, Volume 65, Numbers 27-52

|4MHgwu||jy» Americans Far Aijiierifea — America For Americans mm&wmmwmm® s^Uafc MytUUk iggwimiuwiw SIXTY-FIFTH YEAR No. 49. CEDARVILLE, OHIO, FRIDAY, November 0,-1943 PRICE, $1.50 A YEAS By CLARENCE J. BROWN Member of Congress, Seventh Obto District * COURT NEWS BROWN AN EASY WHWBult* i m w m N i N W W t w j . THE NEXT PRESIDENT L l*H 4 «5S5 DIVORCE SUITS Opel.W. Perkins filed a divorce spit ip.common pies* court lastweek, charging Roy Perkins, Jamestown, wiflt neglect and cruelty, Married July 27,1918, theyare the parents of eight children. She ylaihMff leaks custody of five minor children, The elections are over, the victors J * f ^ 0" ’ La*™ c* receiving the compliments of friends ™ y ^is freedom from Heten *nri « « i ____L . fWakely, Lake St., whom he married January28, 1937* in this county. Me, and the losers are wondering why the #electorate failed to show better judgr ■went and greater intelligence., Many ■of the pre-election prognosticators are busily explaining why things did net turn out .as they had predicted, While others are saying, U1 told you so," The newly, elected Congress Will he faced with many serious prob­ lems. The work will be hard and the hours wiR be long. 'Difficult and dark days are ahead and the ability and capacity o f the American people ■to govern themselves will .be put to the test. The next two weeks will prove..to be pnlong the most crucial in American history. The time has come when only unity, courage'pud intelligence, added ‘to a firm .faith in American destiny, will 'guarantee the survival o f representative govern­ ment. charges cruelty, Mary Ragar, in the third suit, seeks a divorce from Kenneth Ragar, Xenia, whom she charges with cruel ty, They were married October 11, 1930, 'at West Alexandria, O. She also requests custody .o f their two minor children, ' JUDGMENT AWARDED Frank A. Benua, Columbus, was granted judgment for $23,249.60 on a promissory hote and .forclopure of eight tracts of real estate in Cedar- ville village and township, in. a suit against Charles P, and Mary P. Beavercreek Twp. •"m , As this is written the news and other reports from the Solomon Is­ lands are Hot good, American losses have .been, heavy, and there, are ■in­ dications that American planning and leadership have not- measured up. Many.Ohio hoys, including a number .from the Seventh District have beep, .engaged in the conflict. They have. <’Been fighting without proper equip­ ment and support. They have provch their courage and their patriotism under fire. Any weakness of failures ‘ in , the American tcfmtfpai^ti in the Sologiona , certainly does n ot.come from, among the ranks of our fight­ ing' men, for they have lived up in every way to. American tradition. •Recent action of the ^Office ■of Price Administration, and other gov- . ■emmental agencies, in fixing prices ~ on farm, commodities and .processed farm,products at figures much below parity, has brought angry protests • f rom numerous. Senators and hag re­ sulted in ,the introduction of res'olu- tiens. calling for Senate investigation o f the whole matter. The Price Con- ' trol Act prohibits the fixing of such prices at less than parity,, and it is ' the contention o f numerous legisla­ tors that the Price Control officials haye deliberately .evaded or violated the law. It. is, o f course well known that the-.pride Administrator, and Other ' Administration - leaders were not pleased with the provisions of the law recently passed by the Gongress to control prices, but their refusal to carry out the intent,, purpose; and mandatory provisions of the law, and their attempt to interpret *the law to' suit themselves/ has come at an unpleasant surprise apd shock to . those who believe in the orderly pro­ cesses o f government. More will* be ' heard o f the matter as time goes on. DIVORCES GIVEN. Ada Fleming was divorced from. B. H, Fleming and given custody of .minor children and Dorothy- Cook was granted a divorce from Kenneth Cook. , ALIMONY GIVEN - Daisy' Ester Ctemmer, in an action against-James Clemmer, was award­ ed permanent alimony. DISMISS CASE ' . The case, o f the Citizens Dairy Co. against John' J. Phillips wap dis­ missed without record. I GQJUkmM NEWS Jfc A last minute., change shifted the scone of the YW Hallowe’en Dance from the gyaa to Harriman Hall Thurs|iay, GefcfbS? %%■ With Vugs rolled back, dkncing was held to music fmiolsha# by Glenn Miller and his orchestra - 3tnd other name hands Of the day via phonograph,* Cider and doughnutsf were sartad during the intermission. Laurel Diltz, pres­ ident of the TW, Lois- Brown, and Maxine -Heinx; wore ih .charge of arrangements fo r the affair. Prof, and Mrs. Charles R. Robinson .at- 1 tended as faculty .chap^'ones, Cong, Brown was re-elected by the I' Notification ins been, received re- largest majority of any congressman Ufttly by the college office from the _ . ___ ____ ____ „ „ that ever served the present Bevepjth IWar 1-Depuptmfut concerning the three successive terms. Rbtherford District, except one term of the late transfer o f Students from the EnriB, Hayes wag, the other. He will have S. D. Fess. "Rrown fvaa the only con- ii*ted ReserveGimps to the Air Corps]both branches of the legislature with gressional candidate that had for an IEnlisted' Reser'ge, The letter stated]him by a very large margin. The opponent one who used his military that any student in the United States ] Governor received the . largest vote uniform for campaign purposes, all IArmy Reserve may apply at arty time Iof any candidate In.the county, Re­ in violation of law,- The voters re- jf0I transfer to The Army Air Corps |publican or Democrat, 5656, pwdiated the candidate and his spon- Reserve;. Each applicant for such s°w. " transfer will H jpven an opportunity j CONG. BROWN WINS tn appear befqrkan Air Corps Cadet1 UNOFFICIAL VOTE IN (Examining Bow-d for the required physical $md i»en|tal exaftninations. CLARENCE J, BROWN SCHOOL NEWS n LOC A L VOTE \ - : -f V s "4 ^ JOHN W, BRICKED , 1 John W, Bricker is the 'second Re­ publican governor elected In Ohio for GREENE COUNTY j jf he’ passes these examinations, he R,r 555,5; iE BY 28,545 VOTES IN SEVENTH DISTRICT Governor: Bricker, Sweeney; D., 2363. Lieut. govemonPaul M. Herbert, R„ 5245; Nye, D., 2179. will be traansficed tdfthe Army Air ” c *COrps Reserve,. Congressman Clarence J. Browii took an early. lead in the vote count ... „ . .Tuesday and won easily over Capt. St? deata GoU^ George .H. Snpth, D., who tried to use ESTATE APPRAISALS , Probate court completed appraisal of the following estates, this week: - Catherine . Sesslar: gross value, $5,778.71; .debts, $2,345.39; costs of administration, $300] net- value, $3,- 133. 32. v Anna F. Morgan: gross value, $829.92; deductions, $115; net value, $714,92.' A‘. M. Spahr: gross value, $2,197.08 debts; $509.97; costs o f administra­ tion, $285; net value, $1,40241. , * Secretary of state; Hummel, R., 51-lf^g « Arrw^fr^'jobn6 iSliTftntl I*** a;my uniform- for campaign pur- 78; Sweeney D., 2326. • - . f t * \ £ 5 , h " * Votcw * * « Treasurer: Ebright R„ 5210; C ox ,L fflJ d F; en^ ^ ready in tJ An'Ip™LUnpatn°t,C eWn in hi8 0Wn Attorneygeneral: Herbert^'R., 5160 'Richfrd S - B/°.WnWon eve'r comty in the dia Duffey, D., 2175. dergen are in Marine Cobft R e -r ” ct by an un offjcml vote of 28>645 Congressman: Brown, R., 4 8 1 2 ; They ««e taking correspond- H5s own aintW» county Eavehim .a Smith, D., 2541. L L ? e » ^worhufthe of 3,200 and Greene ’coupty State representative, McChesney,R. |presen!: tfme> ‘ other 8tudents at|2‘800» or 800 moi:e thaa Republican 5020; Crone D. 2403.' Cedarville C o llie are preparing to leaders had predicted ten daya‘ before County Commissioner: Turnbull R, L nter one o f ty rQ8ecVe branches of aft«r a careful P»“ *f 4963; Earner, D.» 2623. x Lj,e Berv|ce> !. : j The following is the unofficial vote County auditor; Curlett, R.> 5253;] v by counties: , : Miller, D., 2468. ’ ; Students of (^dar^He .College last ^aunty . Brown-Smitli State supreme Court Jan. 1 term, h ^ -n ttlft ^ forceg Champaign „ i ------ - 4,412 1,847 Williams, 3707;-Dixon, 1452. ' £ ^ United States include Pvt. S|fr k ..........— -------- 18'92» 7,780 State supreme court, Jan. 2 term, I jj Campbell, 15th Cm i Maint. *chn ton --------------- --------------- Drivers Take First Aid Course The school -bus drivers' who have] never taken the first-aid course are j beginning the study next\Wednfaday evening. This class is offered each \ — - year, since it is a ’required course I. Gcdafville village and township fer nil school bus drivers. ‘ j jained in with the Republiean land­ slide Tuesday along with the county American Education Week # |and ,*tate that upset Democrat* and * To Be Recognized j ^ ew Dealers and gave Ohio a com- In recognition o f American Ed-|pIete, Republican administration. In pca.tioij Week, November ’ 8H14, the addition 85 of the 88 counties elected school will sponsor a program 0)„ numerous Republican officials, The Thursday, November 12, at 8;00 p. m. jttepubUcans also captured 29 o f the in the high school auditorium, 23 congressional delegation seats, ' Mr. Ira Vjayhinger, aicting Pres- 'I'be. elecfc»°n o f tile state Republi- ident of Csdaryille College, will bo can ticket «? well as thp entire county’ the feature speaker for the occasion, tiaket was forecasted and made a cer> and special music, along with other ItaintY .early last Week, A ll reports, features ,Will be presented,- Iwhere residents gathered to register ’ --------- 11° ffot oil or fuel oil indicated'-a com- Cafeteria Sells Penny Milk ].plete reversaI aa voters had become School children can now buy milk 1 over regimentation as well as for one cent per half pint through a lbun8hng m thc war effort, nutritional .program' ,o f the govern-1 Republican leaders- as late as Sat- ment, planned to build up -the health arday were convinced the voters were of school children. Our cafeteria is lto reJecfc Capt. Gejorge ,H. Smith, the able to sell milk at this price with the JDemocratic candidate for Congress, aid o f this program. ’ F. H. A. Meeting The .regular F. H. A. meeting wapJ held Thursday %vening, November 5,] in the Home Economics,Room. , The Red 'and White Minstrels Smith violated the federal law In/ be­ coming a candidate while in. active service arid also in using his military uniform for ' private 'advancement.. Had he been elected he could not have . served, regardless o f 4he campaign’ , _______ story he “was to resign. Governirient The Boy’s Glee Club o f Cedarvile ( agen<?ie5 denfed an^ approval in ad- Sigh School will present their first vw,.qe for ^cptaUce of such resig-; minstrel show, Thursday night, Nov, (na*‘l0n’ result Of the vote is 8 19, at the high school auditorium. 1*®°* ,the Vflters rebuked, the Smith George Abets Will ably play the I™llt>vving for. their part *>m cam- part of interlocutor and the six end P algnV■1Iany Republicans insist _nn , men will be represented by Donald j ckarges with the "War De- Williamson as Bub, Donald Ralston Ipartment B®ainst .Smith for violation as Cameo, Kenneth Huffman as'Pin- of th^ laW and ask for his demotion head, Bill Brajey aa Alum, Eugene It0 ^5 a private- . ' ' -The following is the local tabulated vote: 1 ■' - . For Governor— . ' VJJ. V.S. 5R).N, TO,a.' John % Bricker 174 120 119 108 . John- McSweeney , 34' 38 21 82 : Turner, 3861; Metcalf, 1155. Fayette-___ . , , Corr Eort Ord, , Califoijnia; Layden . State supreme court, unexpired H Wil80J)( Caiididate, Btry, 24, Brks. j ^reene------------------ - term, Beil, 3518; Duffy, 1674. i 481i 3 ph., AASOCD, Camp Davis, -------r — ‘ Court o f appeals: Geiger,. 3467; N<Jrth Caroiin* / Pvt, John Reinhard; J a? ,Bon ------ "T ------- Bartlett, 2052. ' 37th Medical Ambulance Bri„ Hea'd: J„ rnion ------ -------------- Judge .William B. McCallister, ^ [qu a rters Detachment, Camp. Rucker,} ----------------- 4,755 4,106. 5,609 5,602 .4,065 4,529 4,807 1,460 2,082 2,842 2,351 1,593 1,632 i;681 Judy as Eiderdown and William Fer­ guson a£ Dodo. A fplDcVening o f song and fun is being prepared for your entertain­ ment. Come and lend your"encour­ agement to the boys in this their I ^ U e ^ G o v Z " first performance. ' * |eO iL ieut.bov.-- Paul Herbert “ 168 106 , George D. Nye ,31 ■37 Secy, of-State— . Edw- Hummel 165 104 John Sweeney. 34 --':w APPOHs^iK4TSM a d e ^ These' appointments were a proved: Earl E. and Forrest 1 Koogler 'as co-executors of the estate Of George W. Koogler, Jate of Beavercreek Twp., withont bond; Tfatie B. Eagle, administratrix, estate of Perry McGrew, late o f Spring Val­ ley village; under $2,000 bond; R* O. Wead, executor, estate of Flora B. Nisbet, late o f Xenia, Under $2,500 bond; and Susan E.^TudgC, admin­ istratrix, estate of David E. Turner, late of Xenia,' under $20,00Q bond. T ota ls--------5li813 23,268 complimentary. The AAA Russian farm crop con­ trol act. GRAVEYARD f ROY WADDLE.RECEIVES BROKEN ANKLE WED. Battery B, Coast Artillery. A* A. F. C., 448th, Fort’ Bliss; Texas.; Walter |R.' Guthrie is overseas. Harold Guth­ rie, and Lee Miller entered the ser- The Republican landslide Tuesday vice recently but,'their location is 8«nt a number of New Deal support C. O. „T- A. -Meeting. The members o f the faculty at­ tended the annual Teachers; ConvOn- __ tion at Columbus; Fi'idaV^ October|.Stete 'Tre^urdri- m .h' - * Don Ebright . 158, 106. H i 99 Among the outstanding speakers Robert Cex 32 39 -18 30 was Dr. Robert Hutchjns, president]Attorney General^- ‘ • Thos. Herbert 165 104 J13 102 * a wary timely address Oh “ Education ^ ^ Duffy'^ .8 S > ' J 9 ' *28'- During the War’f. Congressiat-large— , Geo. Bender l63 104 Stephen YoUng 36' 38 Ohioans will register for gasolinet rations early jnext week, with the rationing program becoming effect­ ive November 22nd. All motorists will receive “A” coupon booklets for ‘ ordinary passenger car ‘ operation. Each of the. "A” books will be good for a year arid will contain six pages of eight coupons each. Each coupon will permit purchase o f four gallons o f gasoline, Motorists who can prove greater need for gasolines for es­ sential travel will also be issued “B” booklets, good for Jan average, of 470 miles of motoring each month. Pub­ lic officials and a few special groups will receive “C” coupon books, good for larger amounts of gasoline. (Continued on page three) GETS ’EM GO’ NG— COMING / # * \r- -i W< % McCHESNBY Dr. W. R. McChesney Had probably the strongest opposition Tuesday of any lupnhiieaa oandidate, yet hk .vote «so*odo4 TRANSFERS CONFIRMED Real estate transfers by Byron W. Nelson ns administrator of the estate of Fred L. Nelson Into of Silvercreefc Twp., and J. B|aine Ankeney, were approved. RELIEVE ADMINISTRATORS The estates o f Martin Levi Bowles and Albert Oscar Sidenstick were re­ lieved .from administration. not yet ’known. Other Cedaryille College graduates Roy Waddle, Clifton pike, sustain-1ate serving in the United. States. ■ ed a broken ankle Wednesday after- Elwood Shaw, graduate of '40, is riooti when his team became unman- [stationed at Fort Bragg, North ageble and left the road for the ditch. ]Carolina. Royden Johnson, ’4p, is The accident happened on the Colum-Unrolled iri the school for. Medicalcinnati. but pike and was due to the neckjj Technicians, El Paso, Texias. Ned CAPTAIN George H. Smith, D., yoke coming loose from the wagon] Brown. '41, is an instructor in the Spring Valley, where his neighbors tongue. Dr. Donald Kyle set. the in-1 u . S. Navy School of .Music, Wnsh- ljn two precincts gavepong. Brown a ,ured member. , lingtoii, D. C. Lieut. Frederick Heif- j j;W0 t0 j,ne vote. ers to the political graveyard. The biggest surprise was the d&fe&fc by two to one vote of Sen. George. Nor­ ris, Neb. - Sen, Lee, Oklahoma, defeated. 1 Radio Commentator Hcssler, Cin- LIQUOR HIT HIGH SALE To"get in on state liquor due to the jat Orlando, Florida. ner, ex’39, is stationed in ' Alaska, j Gregg Holebi ook, D. Bptler county. Frank Wiley, seminary graduate in Sen. Brown, D., Michigan, author *39, is a chaplain With'the U, S. Army Iof the bill to straight-jacket .farm MARRIAGE LICENSES (Granted) ReV. R. A. Hartman, 142 Walbrook Ave,, Dayton, minister, and Helen Tate, Spring Valley, R. R. 1« William "A: LuftSford, Radford, Va., chemist, and Mildred Lucille Graham, Xenia, R /R . 4, Rev. A. C. Renoll, Beavercreek Twp. Samuel C. Snyder, 327 E. Third St., inspector, and Audrey Williams, 217 High St, Municipal Judge D, M« Aultman, Xenia. Louis Leroy Lane, 1020 E. Second St., contractor, and Lendel Marie Johnson, 112Q E. Second St. Cecif Vii-ette McCready, 216 Salem Ave., Dayton, mechanic, and Francis Elizabeth Heiman, 222 N« Detroit St. 'CleaphoB B. Wood, Jr., 21 Dayton Ave., draftsman, and Margaret Ann Slattexy, 915 W. Second St. Tech, Sgk Everett W, Pendell, Pat­ terson Field, soldier, and Lois Jean Buchanan; 125, Glert St., Yellow Springs. „ Edward Orlando Johnson, South Charleston, R. R, 2, aircraft welder, anl Grace Evelyn Hall, Cedarville. new federal tax law, Ohio sold an e*' timated 12 million dollars worth o f liquor during October. The Xenia store sold liquor to the amount of :113,081 as compared_to a normal Sale of $6,000. The .Saturday sale was placed at $6,299.10. ‘ ■ idim.—! 11J. BIRD DOG CLUB SHOOT The U< S.-Shooting Bird Dog Club's ninth annual fall field trial, will be held Sunday, ori the 700 acre game ‘ refuge north o f Xenia.. A arge entry list is expected. Two courses and two sets of judges will >e used. The program will consist o f ihree stakes — all age, derby and puppy. Michigan farmers swamped 1st TERM— EASY WINNER EXPRESSES HIS APPRECIATION Congressman Clarence J .' Brown, in a telephone message earl# Wed­ nesday mcming asked the Herald to convey to the electors arid especially all „ election'a workers his sincere thanks arid high appreciation oYthe loyal support given him at the polls election day,. This community gave Mr. Brown a handsome plurality in appreciation of his Work and labor Iff jObngtens in behalf &£ all the tntereets |of this county1and the district. Buehler, '36, is located at ‘Fort Sill, ] with negative votes. Oklahoma. Charles Bost, '33, is serving in the U. S. Army at Camp Forest, Tennesee. James Anderson, 38, is in the U. S. Army Reserve Corps and at present is a senior in! the Medical College at Ohio'State. Dav]d Adair, *28, has been commis­ sioned as Lieutenant in the U. S. Naval Reserve. Jay Peterson, form­ er student, is serving with the Navy* Dr. Robert Jacobs, '29, was commis- Sen. Herring, D., Iowa. Gov. Neely, D., W. Va., a labor baiter whom the unions turned down. Obsequies in pest "Fireside Chat” . WILL EXHIBIT ON STREET. The Jobfis-Mariyilte Farm trailer will exhibit here Monday,-Nov. 9 be- __ tween 9 A. M. to 11 A, M. in front of sioned first lieutenant in the Mcdirel|tlie Fo&\ ^ display shows all Corps o f the U. S. Army and is materials for good farmmg. A repre- located at Robins Field, Macort, Ga. * 9 ^ ® of the company will be on Chaplain LaClede Maritle, <25, bas hf nd ta a11 ‘mesrions and ex; been assigned to ship out of Nor-1 Plaia about tke UBe- Pre-Flight Aeronautics Trip The boys in the Pre-Flight Aer-1 Cong.* 7th Diat.— onautics class spent Tuesday after­ noon at Springfield Airport- and: at Crabili- field at Sprlfigfield, Ohio. While there tnany' of the theories of the textbook, were brought out and the practical side shown" through observation and from the information given by. a student instructor of the Airport. The internal structure of a plane was shown very clearly when the wreckage of a Monoplane trainer [County Auditor— that,had burned was viewed. Other] J. J, Curlett 170 interesting facts-were: removing an , p . s. Miller mgine, wing repairs, local air-traffic Judicial T icket- regulations, etc. ‘ ISupreme Court R. H. Williami lrirence Brown, ,156 Geo. H. Smiths 37 41 State Senator— A* L. Daniels 176 103 No Nomination for Dem. state I?ep.— W. McChes'y, 176 U9 R, E. Crone 31 84 County Commissioner— ,H. Turnbull 167 114 Jacob Harner 38 44 111 li7 GAS REGISTRATION TO BE NOVEMBER 12-141 W. C. Dixon E. O. Turner W. W, Metea Chas. S. Bell T. I. Duffer •32 39 19 30 80 57 89 69 43 20 22 29 98 66 69' 74 14 17 IS. 85 53 63 62 35 23 21 25 97 59 61 66 36 35 30s 38 127 91 85 93- folk Navy Yards after having es­ caped from the Lexington when it Was sunk. HUGH TURNBfjLL Hugh. Turnbull, Who ha4 been pic­ tured by his political opponents aa “easy picking" in the rgee for coin's mia«kmer, wan by 2$00 majority. TIRE INSPECTION SET FOR JANUARY 1, 19431 w . C. Htipman, Osborn, meriiher of the county rationing board, says all auto tires'must be inspected each j two month starting Jan. 1 and Con­ tinue while>gas rationing is on. Des­ ignated inspectors must make all in- j pcctions and each tire must he taken from the rim and checked for breaks in the fabric, The fee is Bet by the government and inspectors may pliarge 50c for each wheel including the spare. The total coat every two months to car owners will he $2.50 or $15 a year. Ration books c$n be lifted j where owners do not have tire inspect tion as ordered. Watch for -the Big White Trailer. The Cedarville Lumber Co. represents the company locally. DESERVED RE-ELECTION The'registration for basic gasoline rationing will be conducted in the]Circuit CoUrt— local school auditorium, on Thursday Frank Geiger Friday, and' Saturday, November 12, Ralph Bartlett 13, 14, ftem 1:00 to 9:00 P» M. each [Probate Court- day, except on Thursday when the rationing will close at 8:00 o’clock, At this time .the National Education Week Program will begin. Consumers will b6 interested to. Att0rn^ GeneraI Thbtnas Herbert know that this registration applies ,las filed 8uit in ^mmon PIea8 Couft to the basic needs and entitles each for <18fcL7 ag*in8t Lewis Kohl, Old c ^ p' per month It • he has complied with j Mary J. Hill, requirements, Information needed TWO NAMED DEFENDANTS r v p r ' r f " Iv ' 1 ' ’ LAID HP DUE TO INJURY Charles ToWhsley, local baker, is] confined to' his bed with ri sprained JAMES J, CURLETT . Greene county electors recognite fore-leg that has been giving him faithful service and gave James J, considerable pain. Meantime bis husi-1Gurlett a 'handsome vote Tuesday In ness had to be suspended temporary* return as appreciation. by the. applicant includes the State ] License Registration Certificate, and the serial number o f his five tires. Any scrap tires ori hand must ..be disposed of as junk and any'surplus tires will be sold through the express •agency prior to the granting o f a | basic rationing hook A. This in­ formation is given to enable the auto­ mobile owner to file his application] more efficiently, The registrants ate requested in) so far as^possibie register in the] following alphabetical order, Those] with initials from A-F will register j Thursday, G-M Friday, and N-Z on] Saturday., Though this rule need not] be adhered to in full, it will be to everyone's advantage to divide the registrants somewhat evenly. 'Ttie Link and Link apartments ini what was the Exchange Rank build­ ing have been Completed and are modern in every respect, lire, Doro­ thy Wright and mother, Mrs. Harry Thomas occupy one suite and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bratton Eta atiier. . HAD NO OPPOSITION WILLIAM B. McCALLlBTEk William B, McCattister was the only Republican who had no oppori- ( rioti for hk elertien as Ptebate Judge