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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
HUTTON SCHOOL
PLANS MUST Be
OKEYED BY COOK
Judge Sloan Rules County Board
of Education has Complied with
Provisions of Law Thus Far
HAD SUBMITTED PLANS

Stating that the County Board
of Education had complied with
the provisions of the law, Chief
Judge D. Lindley Sloan on Mon
day in the Circuit Court here, or
dered that the petition for writ
of mandamus, brought by resi-
dents of Hutton, who are seeking
to compel the County Board to
replace a one-room school build
ing destroyed by fire two years
ago, be dismissed and that the
writ of mandamus be refused.
This decision came after the Court
had ordered that the demurrer to the
petition filed by the Board, through its
attorney, A. T. Matthews, be over
ruled, but Immediately Mr.. Matthews
flied an answer which revealed that
the Board of Education had submitted
plans for the school to the State Board
of Education on September 81.
The Hutton petitioners had sought
through their petition for writ Of
mandamus to compel the School Board
to submit these plans and when con-
fronted with the answer the petit
toners attorney confessed he knew
nothing of the fact that the plans had
been thus filed.
In view of this testimony Judge
Sloan declared the School Board had
complied with the provisions of the
Act of the 1941 Legislature, up to
this time, and that the next step was
either approval or disapprQval Of the
plans by the State Sup, tendent of
Schools. Judge Sloan adde hat it was
incumbent upon the State perinten-
dent to act in the matter.
Until plans are approved there is no
responsibility upon the part of the
County Board of Education or its
members to do anything about re-
placing the school, the Court said.
The law, sponsored by Senator Cliff
ford Friend, and passed by the 1941
Legislature, directed that the Board
build new school house at Hutton and
provided that plans and specifications
Continued on Page FOUR
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
No Men to Be Called
Into Army in November

The local draft board has been
notified that there will be no call for
men to go to the examining station
from Garrett county in November,
according to II. L. Jones, draft board
clerk.
Ten men were sent to the exami-
nation station at Cumberland on
Tuesday, he said. Of this number
seven were accepted, one deferred and
two were rejected. The seven will be
given a few days to straighten up
their local affairs before being in
Quoted into the army.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
Additional Knitters Listed

New knitters for this week in the
Garrett County volunteer work for
national defense are Mrs. William
Bitter, Mrs, Eta Sanders, Mrs. Ida
Lee, Mrs. Jennie Rodeheaver, Miss
Nell Lee, Miss bessie Rodeheaver and
Miss Valetta Chamberlain.
The quota of two hundred pairs of
socks is nearing completion and Mrs.
]. M. Falkenstein, Mrs. Leo Helbig
and Mrs. H. A. Loraditch have COM
pleted more than ten per cent Of that
quota.
Besides enrolling and teaching knit
tiers to turn heels and toes, Mrs. Anna
Smouse and Mrs. Townshend Naylor
are pushing the mitten production at
high speed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
Farmer TrampIed BY Bull

Colfax Dewitt, farmer Of the Deer
Park community, was seriously injured
last Friday when he was trampled by
bull. He sustained several fractured
ribs and other injuries of a painful
nature and is now improving at his
home.
William P. DeBerry, also a farmer
residing north of Oakland, is also inn
proving after having been gored a
number of days ago by a young heifer
at his farm. His injuries were painful
the most serious being To his side.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
Garrett County Officials Attend
FBI Defense Course

-Four Garrett county law enforce
ment officials were present at a two
day course for police executives held
under the direction of the Federal Blu
reau of Investigation in Baltimore
Monday and Tuesday. The course was
intended to instruct in civilian defense
methods.
Attending from the county were
]. William Owens, sheriff; j. S. Teats,
Friendsville, constable; Roy C. Sow
ers, Kitzmiller, and D. W. Hershber-
ger, Grantsville, constables.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
Halloween Party

The Halloween party, sponsored
by the Business and Professional
Womcn's club, for the children of the
community, ages to ID, will be held
this evening in the City Hall. The
party will begin at O'Clock and last
until $3.50.
The admission price will be 10
cents Refreshments of candy, cook
les, and soft drinks will be sold and
prizes will be awarded for various
costumes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
WOMAN SAYS
She SHOT and
KILLED HUSBAND
Is Being Held In Jail Without
Bond After Waving Hearing;
Grand Jury To Be Recalled

Confessing to the murder of
her husband last Thursday, after
several hours questioning by
Garrett county officers, Mrs.
Beulah Virginia Stevey, "a, of
Shade Hollow, west of Grants
vile, has waived a preliminary
hearing scheduled for Tuesday
before Magistrate Charles S.
Zeller, Grantsville, and is being
held in the Garrett County Jail
without bond on a charge of muir
der, preferred by State officers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
TO Recall Grand Jury

Following a conference with
Chief Judge d. Lindley Sloan on
Monday, States Attorney Fraley
said the grand jury for the
September Term of the Circuit
court would be recalled on Fri
day, November 7, to act on the
matter.
In the event an indictment is
returned by the grand jury the
petit jury panel for the Septem-
Der term will be recalled to try
the case, the latter part of No
vember or early in December,
Fraley said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
Temperature Sinks To II De-
grees on Sunday

Jack Frost was a constant visitor
during the past week here, forcing
the temperature to point below
freezing upon several mornings, Sun
day morning was the lowest recorded
with reading Of II degrees, while
succeeding mornings, although frosty
were less cold.
The temperature moderated consid-
erably during the day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30
Friendsville Boy
Receives American
Farmer Degree

Wilbur Thomas, Friendsville youth,
has returned from Kansas City, Mo-,
where he had bestowed upon him the
fourth or the American Farmer De-
gree, by the Future Farmers of Amer
lea organization.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30

Rev. Minor Sprague was in Wash
ington yesterday attending the debate
in the Senate on neutrality law re-
vision.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-10-30

The Republican, Garrett County's
oldest and largest paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Use Bar

One Of the best ways TO
stretch-and sllm-the waist is
n lie on the back on the floor,
with arms extended on floor
overhead and legs straight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Cash Prizes
For Budget
Recipes

HEIGH HO HEIGH no
of TO the kitchen you 20
pinch of this a dash
of that and presto a
tasty but inexpensive dish is in
the making. IT'S favorite with
your family and so easy on the
budget.
Is this economical speciality a
main course dish a dessert
or something especially suitable
to children? The Detroit Times
would like TO know and
they are offering cash prizes TO
the winners in their economical
recipe contest.
There will be IS for the best
recipe, So for the second winner,
81 for the third and 10 81 prizes.
The recipes will be Judged on
the merits Of tastiness. economy
and nourishing qualities. Come
on. ladies. let us hear how you
make those dishes that keep
your family's health and spirits
up and your food purse down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Stretching Is an Easy Form
Of Efficient Exercise
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

down. Keep on stretching while
you press down with the small
of the back and the backs of
the knees. Then. slowly, begin
to worm arms and legs over to
the left side-just inch along
until your body is in an arc,
hands and feet nearly touching,
and right side pulled slim.
Straighten out the same way
moving shoulders and legs
until you are again in a straight
line. with legs down and arms
up on floor-then repeat to the
right.
II you like more action. have
a horizontal bar erected in a
convenient doorway-it should
be within easy reach when you
stand on tiptoes so that you can
concentrate the pull through
the midriff.
Copyright. 1871. King Features synd.. In'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Delicious White Dressinq

WHITE SALAD dressing as
prepared by the Pennsylvania
Dutch hausfrau is heavier than
the usual dressing but il is very
good. IT takes three egg yolks.
well beaten, one cup cream, one
tablespoon flour, one-half cup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Massage Stimulates the Soak

there is a layer of fatty tissues,
a network of blood vessels. Mas
sage helps to keep the flesh in
good condition and the hair
benefits, because the bloodives-
sells are better able to bring
nouriShment TO the roots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

DO YOU, like a good girl. give
your scalp a five-minute friction
every night? You should, for the
we'll being of your glorious
crown.
Between the surface of the
scalp and the bones of the skull
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
ATTRACTIVE APPETIZER

PINE-BERRY COCKTAIL is
an enchanting way of starting
a dinner. Combine l cup each
of pineapple juice and cranberry
cocktail. y cup orange juice
and l tablespoon lemon juice.
Add 4 cloves and / stick of Gin
namon. Strain and serve in cock
tail glasses. It's pretty, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

vinegar, one tablespoon sugar.
teaspoon mustard. teaspoon salt
and two tablespoons olive oil.
Mix dry ingredients and
slowly add vinegar and oil. Stir
in the cream and beaten egg
yolks, and cook in top of double
boiler until thick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
EGG CASSEROLE

ASPARAGUS AND hard.
cooked eggs combine to make a
delightful casserole. Alternate
them in layers and pour a me-
dunn white sauce plus pimiento
and minced green pepper over
all. Heat in hot oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

or II you prefer. any coat pur-
chased in This sale may be placed
in viii Call for next Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

All Of these wonderful Furs ;. and many more
Black Persian Lamb Coats %. sl36
GREY krimmer Coats ....... sI36
Fisher Dyed RaccOOn ........ sl36
Natural Skunk Coats ......... sI36
Timed Skunk Goats ........ sI36
Mink Dyed Northern NluSkrafS 1876
Sable Dyed Squirrel Coats 80. sI36
Natural Grey Squirrel Coats -. sl36
Silver Tipped RaccOOn Coats sl36
Hudson Seal Dyed N1uSkratS sl36
Silver Fox Tuxedo Jackets 80. sl:B6
South American Leopard. $500. sl36
Natural Mink Paw Coats 49,. sl36
FnrSa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

A medicine or large rubber
beach ball will help In slimming
upper arms. The trick IL 10
keep the ball bouncing In air,
catching II on palms Of hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

The selection includes Loose-baek Swaeeers, Boxy
Swseeers Fitted Fashions, Tuxedo Jackets, Strolers
and Greateoats y. Square or the new dropped
shoulders :. CollarIess neeklines or perky collar
styles i. Balloon Bell, or Bishop Sleeves -.
Juniors, Misses and Women's Sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Cream Rouge
For Smooth
Makeup
BY DONNA GRACE

APPLYING MAKEUP cor
rectly is not difficult. but there
are some who never think Of
using cream rouge. They say
they tried il and found il made
spots and blotches. Spots and
blotches just mean lack of
blending. Any girl can learn the
correct use Of this type OF rouge
but the secret of perfect makeup
is taking plenty OF time.
Cream or paste rouge is never
used for quick refreshing Of
makeup during the day, but al
ones own dressing table after
the face has been thoroughly
cleansed and prepared for this
important bit of painting.
Creamy Base
The skin should never be dry
when this rouge is put on. Dry
skin, without correct prepare
-tion. will not permit smooth
blending. so a moisture or pow
der base IS necessary.
Max Factor Jr. OF the famous
Factor clan Of Hollywood has
always stressed cream or paste
rouge for day or evening. He
believes this warm tone IN per
feet blending is the rule for
those who follow natural makeup
effects.
Cleansing cream Is applied.
then when this is removed the
skin is toned with a liquid fresh
ener. Tissues are used 10 remove
all excess moisture. Over the
clean. dry surface foundation IS
carefully blended. This is always
a moist finish and ideal for the
rouge base.
Dot Lightly
Dot on rouge very rightly,
then blend with fngertips until
there are no outlines or spots
Keep rouge high on the cheeks
and blend back towards ears
and temples.
A light busting Of powder over
the foundation is advised for oily
skin. This is done before rouge
is put on. When the blending OF
rouge is finished, use e .lerous
application OF powder Go over
II all with a soft powder brush,
so there will be no spots left
about the nose and corners of
the mouth. The rouge should be
delicate enough 10 permit light
finish OF dry rouge over the
powder.
Lip Makeup
Lip<tick Will stay on be
when q bit of foundation is ap-
Piled Do this very lightly and
blend carefully with fingeTtips.
Outline lips in the desired shape.
then fill in with lipstick. Use
fine pointed brush for outlining.
Some Hollywood stars use
light film Of powder over p
rouge. but all of them take care
TO remove exco-s hpstick with
tissue. Do not rub with tissue,
but press IT between the lips.
Repeat this until there is only a
faint suggestion Of color left on
the tissue. then you may be sure
lipstick is set and will last for
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Tuesday, February Is, 1871

IF YOU love TO eat but have
a pronounced aversion to exer-
else in any form. your best bet
is to stretch. This easy activity
increases muscle tone, pulls out
the annoying bulge which may
claim the midriff, and helps you
TO look and feel slim instead of
bulky. It does all those things
and I'm not stretching the truth.
Begin with three way
stretcher-up. down and across.
Lie on the back on the floor
with the arms down at the sides
and the legs stretched straight
down on the floor. Fling the left
arm up and back on the floor
and, at the same time, stretch
the left leg over the right and
touch foot to the floor beyond.
Then, as the left leg and arm
are returned to the starting
position, repeat with right arm
and leg. Continue for a dozen
counts and do the exercise
slowly and thoroughly.
Midseetion Stretch
Most of the stretch should al
ways be conferred through the
middle of the figure. 1t doesn't
help TO streamline your figure
TO yank your arms half out OF
their sockets. To get the feel
of the technique, try this one:
Stand erect. feet about paral-
lei and apart, and. bending the
elbows. place finger-tips Sc
curely on shoulders. Your figure
should be in perfect alignment,
elbows straight down at sides,
tummy pulled up and hips
tucked under Very slowly
bend sideward as you stretch
upward
You should feel terrific pull
on the outer Waistllne muscles.
Come back to position and try
N the other direction. Then re-
lax and repeat with hands
clasped on top of the head. ell
bows pointing straight out al
sides. but shoulders relaxed.
WsisiIine Obesity
If the fat pads have lodged
off center and escape the direct
line Of pull, YOU may have 10
60 out Of your way 70 dislodge
them This shoairf do II
Place the hands on the hips.
twist vigorously al the waist.
and bend to-the side and back
Repeat. bringing muscles on the
other side into play
Here is a good one for gen.
eral waistllne obesity:
Stretch right arm overhead
letting left arm hang down
Bend TO the left and push up
with the right arm as you push
down with the left Reverse
il. bending TO other side.
Use Bar
One Of the best ways TO
stretch-an sllm-the ~aist is
n lie on the back on the floor,
with arms extended on floor
r.,.crbaad apd iagu ctrafrbt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

values outstand
planning
to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

cab, probably on the preteXt of
having you 60 10 see Marion"
But when YOU don't co." Lii
lan protested. they'll know
you're a fake. They'll figure out
that Marion tipped the racket
of in some way, and they'll take
II out on her"
l shot an appealing look a
Harry Underwood and he prompt!
came to my rescue.
Don't you think YOU can leave
those details to the Lady Fair,
Sweet" he asked.
"She doesn't sfall down on a
job. But my guess Is that this
idea lust hit her few minutes
Z ago, and she hasn't had time yet
To work out all the details"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

Win a Nuldcn dampenlnR re-
membrancc Of the pledge my
father had eXacted from me, my .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

Navy and Relatives Of Destroyers Dead Crew
Pay Homage on Frieate Constitution

hearts choked with sobs, Real
Admiral William T. Tarrant, com
mandant of the naval district
spoke simply, in behalf Of The
navy.
1T Is fitting that these memo
rial service should be held on
this historic ship Of our navy
whose decks ran red with the
blood Of our forefathers, who
paid the supreme sacrifice to
maintain the principles Of lib-
erty and Justice and bring tran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

BOSTON, Dec. Is INS)-On
the dark, stormy North Atlantic a
Nazi torpedo found the Reuben
James and sent her TO the bottom
last October.
Today, from the historic quar-
terdeck of the proud frigate Con-
stitution - Stanch veteran of
Americas first battles for indie
pendence quiet tribute was. paid
TO the 100 men who went down
with the James.
Outside il was raining,
AS mothers, wives and sweet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
guilty to our people and
greatness TO our nation"

Mrs. Haywood L. Edwards
widow of the destroyers courage
Gus commander, dropped onto the
waves a wreath, symbolic of the
memory of the nation which will
never die" she promised.
Then, quoting from Lincoln's
Gettysburg address. Admiral Tar.
rant continued:
From this unselfish sacrifice
may we obtain renewed inspira-
ton to dedicate ourselves to the
unfinished task. which they have
thus far 80 nobly advanced"
A marine bugler sounded taps
Outside IL rained no longer.
A warm. gallant sun shone dewr
upon flower petals borne, undu-
-lating, out TO sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
hIIA5llS Oh Love By Adele Garrison
A Sequel to Marriage MeddIers

1aNA ~ ava a. AZ = VA ~ GA g
word Of honor not TO disobey a
mandate Of his again when I
Was aiding him IN his secret
government work.
"Oh hurry. please" Lillian
hreathed impatiently, then added
a hasty"Sorry"' as Harry uttered
a reproving but tender STEADY,
Sweet"
ITS simply this" ! said. Let
me take your place and 60 10
that restaurant tomorrow night"
REMEMBERS WARNING
''But what good will that do ."
Lillian queried disappontedly..
"They specifically warned me in
that telegram that I must come,
and come alone"
Her eyes were puzzled. and
saw that grief and bewilderment
were slowing down her percep-
tons a bit.
But Harry UnderW Gods brain
was in high gear. as l saw when
his eyes telegraphed comprehen-
sion 10 mine
They will not know that Won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

ct ere Is
nothing else
VIC Mant 10
do 40 much,
es g cially II
you've thought
OF any way
out Of this
dilemma"
II [ " o n (
take long, 4
told he m,
land the an
swer depends
upon YOU two
n n Il m v
n { h . r." |
a m G n q Q a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

are absent" ] told her, and in
the fraction Of a second compre-
hension flashed into her eyes.
"Oh." she exclaimed. you
mean that you will Ak yourself
up TO resemble me ?"
Ito be you" I corrected her,
''if Harry can get somebody TO
direct in making me up"
"Can do" Lillian said. ain a
pinch. At least can obey
orders"
TURNED TO HUSBAND
I turned 10 her husband lyin.
50 still on the bed in obedience Z
the surgeons orders and fount
him looking al me appraiSlncly.
1T VIII work, all right" he
decided Al last
You're hit taller than Ill.
hut shoes with extra low heels
will take care Of that.
"Also she has q few more
pounds that YOU possess, hut not
enough 90 be noticed"
And the wig" Lillian chimed
in with hope in her voice.
"Yes, that's n lucky break
that YOU wore that wig instead
of your own hair.
'If IL doesn't M the Lady
Fair. II can he made 10 fit.
And those big colored glasses
are also a help, although l think
I'd better fix up your eyes be-
hind the glasses with some new
contraptionS we've acquire
lately.
"Then. " anything happened
10 the glasses, you'd he safe.
MAKEUP MAN
THE makeup lines will he
cinch. Your features are out OF
the same racial box.
st1aui tIdvr ruurh- trouhfr
there. Only, Sweet" he turned
10 his wife, II don't dare LET you
sub for me.
"Tll have 10 get old Halloran
in. He's better than | am, the
best makeup man In the coun-
try, and he can lock his tongue
with seven keys"
THAT will be better. OF
conrse," she acquieSced. But"
with sudden diSmay, 81 ought TO
go myself. I'll be letting Marion
down"
"Nill YOU kindly tell me your
reason for thato" / asked her
with purposeful .accrbitv in my
voice.
Didn't you realize from that
code letter of Marion's that she
was begging you TO stay away
from the restaurant?
And YOU know also from the
letter that Marion will not he at
the restaurant.
FEARS FOR MARION
"They want to get hold Of
YOU" ] went on
They'll talk as long a. they
need TO set the stage for spirit
ing you away. and then they'll
make the attempt TO get you
meaning me I'm this CaSe-into a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

Two pairs Of eyes mirrored
sudden if puzzled hope as they
looked into mine Then Lillian
spoke for herself and her wounded
husband.
"WilI We listen TO you:" she
copntered- e&tFapaEantly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

Gen. Hugh >. johnson
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Police Headquarters
Tiqhtens on Visitors
By Zane Grey

AS a wartime precaution only
police and newspapermen will bel
admitted after s p. m. TO the third
floor of police headquarters. where
the police record bureau IS located
10 was announced today. Only Of
ficers on business will be admitted
10 the sixth floor. which houses
the police telephone center. House
holders in the neighborhood Oh
police precincts. stations are BEING
asked 10 offer the use Of their
telephones Should Nthe police sys-|
TEN be damaged.
Gen. Hugh =. Johnson(