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Evening star., 1942-04-04
Small Leak Easy to Repair
In Radiator Heating System
Special Liquid Poured Into Boiler
Flows to Damaged Port and Hordens

solution in, then I'LL the boiler slowly,
keeping the water very hot.
Hot-Water System.
On a hot-water system, lower the
water in the highest radiator in
your house until 1t is below the valve
markings or plug. This Is the OPEN
ing where you will pour the liquid.
Then heat the water in the boiler to
about 100 degrees Fahrenheit and
pour the boiler liquid through the
radiator valve or plug opening on
your highest radiator.
Keep a full fire going for from
"a to 48 hours after the leak stops.
Then reduce to normal fire and fill
the system slowly. Hot-water heating
systems should be operated at full
water" all the time.
This boiler liquid is available in
one-quart cans for about SIPS,
enough to take care of a leak in q
steam boiler of the size that serves
a seven-room house. Hot-water
boilers require half a gallon Of the
chemical, costing about 50.
New Insulating Board.
One Of the small effects Of war on
the building field came to our atten-
ton recently when q familiar in
sulating board. made of tile and
plank styles, was shown to us. The
board, made in white, green, buff
and a blend Of coral tones, has a
wider color range than formerly, but
the surface seems smoother and
harder. The makers say this Is be-
cause their board now Is made Of
wood pulp instead Of Hawaiian cane
A new plant in the South has been
put into production to supply the
pulp for the new board, which lends
itself to attractive finishes.
This board not only helps save
fuel by keeping heat indoors in win
ter, but it is decorative at the same
time. Being hard surfaced, it will
wear well and can be repainted in
expensively. In form and color it Is
adaptable to many designs. You can
create an effect Of vertical lines to
give greater apparent ceiling height,
or horizontal lines, to reduce the
Evening star., 1942-04-04
BY DOROTHY DUNCAN and
ELIZABETH GORDON.

Almost any householder can mend
a small leak in a radiator heating
system. Unless there is serious
flaw in the boiler, the process Of
repairing consists of pouring into a
boiler a special liquid.
This chemical solution combines
instantly with the water in the boiler
and flows with it to the crack which
has developed. At that crack the
chemical is vaporized and the oxygen
in the atmosphere forms it into a
solid substance. The heat generated
by the boiler hardens this substance
into a metal-like stuff that will
Withstand as much as 500 pounds of
Evening star., 1942-04-04
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protected in this manner, brushes
can be stored for six months or more
without putting up" or losing shape
These covers cost from Is to 40
cents, depending on the size. Sizes
range from az to 5 inches.
Note-For further information
regarding any Of the products
described above, write Misses
Ducas and Gordon, In care Of
The Star, and inclose q stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1942-04-04

greatly improved. Any plumber can
install a grease trap.
Refinishing a Floor.
@. I have removed the varnish
from my floor, but find that after
using bleach 1t remains spotted.
What should I do now?
A. Your best move will be to
have the floor gone over with an
electric floor machine which will re-
move all the spotted wood and will
expose new wood. The floor can
then be ref1nished with any one OF
the new and effective floor seals,
finished, If you desire, by waxing.
Note.-Mr. Whitman Is sorry he
can no longer answer personal
letters. He does, however, offer
readers leaflets on a variety of
subjects. TOday's Ieaf1et deals
with TDamaged WaIIpaper-Re-
moving Spots, Tears, ETC." Be
sure to send a Scent stamped,
self-addressed envelope with your
leafiet request to MIR. Whitman,
Post Office Box $50, Times Square
Station, New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-04-04

bristles part Of your paint brush.
It opens at one end. like a hinged
paper match box. Just snap the
metal cover closed over the bristles
and you protect them so that the
brush can stand In q pot Of oil or
paint without injury.
When you are through using your
brush for q time, clean 1t out thor
oughly and store 1t away in the
metal wrapping. With the bristles
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Hotels Give Floral Fund
To D. 6. Red Cross

The District Red Cross has re-
ceived a $3.50 contribution from two
local hotels following President
Roosevelt's observation that the Red
Cross war fund was tagging.
The Wardman Park sent $3.50 and
the Carlton 500, both hotels in
forming the Red Cross that the
money normally was spent on Easter
floral decorations for the lobbies.
A small white placard announcing
the donation has been placed in
each Of the lobbies.
Evening star., 1942-04-04

pressure. 1t will not break with the
expansion and contraction of the
boiler.
The trick is knowing where to
pour the liquid. On steam boilers,
led down the fire so the boiler Is
not too hot and you can unscrew
the safety valve. Pour the liquid
through the opening, replace the
valve, then fill the boiler as full
of water as pressure on the safety
valve will permit. Keep full fire
for from "a to 48 hours, then reduce
it to normal operating temperature.
If there is more than one leak, it
is easier to lower the water below
the lowest leak, pour the chemical
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31
Hold Christmas Party

Employees and families of the
Oakland Coca-Cola Bottling Works,
Inc, held their usual Christmas party
last Tuesday evening at their plant
on Third street. The office was deco
rated with a lighted Christmas tree
and other Christmas decorations, also
candy, nuts and ige-cold coca-cola.
This has been 1 company custom
for a number Of years and each en-
ployee at this time was presented
with a Christmas check by Ruhl Tai
bott, local manager, representing
Walte. L. Sans. Of Richmond, Va.
under whose leadership the local
plant is operated. Accompanying the
check was personal letter from Mr..
Sans with his best wishes for a
Merry Christmas and happy, pros
porous New Year
Present were MIR. and Mrs. RuhI
L. Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Bell and daughter, La Donna; Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Calls and son Rich
ard, Harold Holsopple, Martha Bow
man Walter Campbell and Ruth
Martin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31
County Can Save Steel
For Machine Guns

Garrett county housewives can save
enough Steel TOR 1874 machine guns
SIMPLY by replacing one can OF fruits
or vegetables a week during the next
year with lfesh or home-PacNea pro
duce' leading food distributor has
estimated
This substitution, urged by the War
Production Board, will not only save
steel but also conserve food by using
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31

1-..... o,..e.,4 M.
was in Oakland Wednesday on bust
ness.
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Thur ". Tower. now located in
Cumberland. was = busincss visitor
/" oakland Oh tuesday
Stanton D ybinkev is in Coraon-
oils Pa. visiting his son and dangh-
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. T.aural A
Whipkev,
FRANKLIN y. custer VINO is attend
n& Aich&ah State college DIVISION
Milton Riley and family in Pleasant
Valley.
Mf' ana MRS. 'lehn W. Ffahtz re-
turned TO Aberdeen ON TUESDAY eve
hlh% loi'o"Ih& d VISIT oil several days
win MS Ffantz $ parents Mir. ana
NJ IS- JULIA l4INlOl. NOW itSlUll8 IN
Ecyser W. Va, is here for u visit
with her brother, Abraham Luwton,
and other relatives. Mr.. Lawton has
been i'll and confined to his room for
several months.
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Mark S Lutheran Church will hold its
annual Christmas party IN the social
rooms OF the church this evening at
$50. Following the business meeting
there VIII De short program fol-
lowed by the exchanging OF GIFTS and
REFRESHMENTS
Ro,n TO Mr. and lTrs Frod ,1o,sol
of GuiIford. Conn on Docombor % ,
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Mr.. and Mrs Lee Morgan, Haeers-
town, were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur LaWton, on Christmas. Miss
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31

The L. S. Treasury reported the
L. S. victory tax must be withheld
from every paycheck issued in 1913,
regardless Of when the income was
earned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31


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Miss Nancy Lou Dawson is a guest
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
c. Lawrence. State Road.
FRED OTTO who IS employed at
Alliance ONO spent Ihe past week
ehd mere with ms Ofolhef-iil-la" ana
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31


Beg
me, have returned to their
home from weeks visit with rela-
tives near Oakland.
harvey w. l'I'e!' son Oh GUS 'liey'
was At ms nome from l"uISo"E until
Ohio, on Sunday evening.
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Mrs G NJ Sincon and children
who were hnra several davs with Nh.
and Mrs Rnni II sincau rot,npad
to ther nome IN Falrmont "ednes-
Gay afternoon
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lra,.;o and Plonobo Rrobs+ and ATrs
Pobort Asb and 1it+lao donob+or all
or Accidont v,ara visitors in Oal,-
land an 1rondav
Roocbv and Cooroo T Sloan
coal onorato,s alamo Pon+o 40 noa,
CrantsviJn woro in Oakland 1a.4
Wodnns,lav whom tbnv visited The
RnnnhIican office
Miss Dolores 1utzy, CrelIm, stu
lega !. n tho home of her narrn+s
M. and Mrs Iastor G Yutzv ovor
thc Christmas HOLIDAYS
Mrs, George Yelling is visiting her
son-n-IaW and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. !. b. Cuttings, IN Chevy Chase;
also her son and daughter-n-laW, Mr..
ton d. c., for a week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kahl. Balti-
more, spent the holidays with Mrs.
St,,I. porni,,o.to, s+roo} rbav ,voro
recommended 70 Oakland Inv Mis-.
Estho,. cta,I, also If Ra7tirora
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scmbower and
children, Of Vienna, Va, came to the
home Of Mr.. Sembower's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Sembower, in
Pleasant Valley on Christmas day,
returning to their home on Sunday.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31

Frederick Thayer III, who became
suddenly i'll on December % and was
rushed to Memorial hospital, Cumber-
land, where he had his appendix re-
moved the following morning, has
now been brought to his home on
Oak street, after rapid GONZALES
cence.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Floegle enter
tanned on Tuesday evening with a
turkey dinner for the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Naylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph f. Weber Mr.
and Mrs. 0. T. eraser, Miss Edith
Bolden of Oakland; Mrs. Underwood
and Miss Underwood, Of Buckhannon
W w
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31

Jack Lawton left Sunday for
Washington, D. C., after visiting his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Law
ton, for ten days, and was expecting
to leave for London, England as soon
as he conferred with officials Of the
Consolidated Aircraft Company, with
whom he is associated. He planned
to go by anplane.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31

after spending
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stemple, Jr.,
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. George Alt
stetter and daughter, Clarion, Pa;
and Edward Glade, Washing con, were
in Oakland for the Christmas holi-
days with Mr. and Mrs Harry L.
Stemple, on Center street Mrs Glade
has been here with her parents for
several weeks
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-31

Rev and Mrs. Minor Sprague am
nounce that they will hold open house
on New Years day. Friends are in
vited to call at the parsonage on Oak
street during the hours of two to five
in the afternoon and seven to ten in
the evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

cember, 1895, that she no longer
appeared aroup| her house and
was never see. in town. Janu-
airy came and went and her
absence had not attracted at
tention. IL was not until March
when six of her dogs appeared
on the streets, gaunt and I'M
cared for, that people began
asking questions. and the COM
munity was suddenly shocked
to learn that nobody had seen
her since December.
Then came the report that
Mrs. Villemonte had gone TO
Cleveland 10 visit relatives.
The origin of this report was
not known at the time; it came
out of the endless talk on the
subject and was accepted by
the town as a solution 10 the
mystery.
But two men in the commun-
ity were not willing 10 sit by
and let time take its course.
They were Marshal Sherry and
Alex IRE. From the time Sherry
called on IRE, the two men
worked silently and without let
ting any one know what they
were doing. They went 10 the
big white house. which was
locked. and because they had
no right TO break in they looked
through the windows 10 make
sure that Malvina Villemonte
had not died in the old house.
Then each took q different
line of investigation. IRE ques-
toned many people and tried 10
wrack his memory for the name
of a relative in Cleveland he
had heard her speak of. He
wrote a number of letters 10
Cleveland, using different
names.
The marshals line Of investi-
cation was of a more unusual
nature. He spent all his spare
time making friends with the
womans dogs.
One Saturday afternoon when
the main street of the town
was crowded with farmers and
shoppers, Sherry walked down
the street with one Of the dogs
at his heels. Approaching a
corner the dog suddenly growled
his back stiffened and his teeth
showed in a vicious snarl.
1t passed quickly, too quickly
for Sherry 10 see what had
caused il. There were 20 people
about him, but the dogs pc
culiar actions caused Sherry Il
get in his car and drive Il
Usage City, the county scat
lie went directly 10 the office nj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
By Terry MeShane

opening to a secret room down
here! This bin fooled VS."
In few minutes the bin was
torn away and the officers were
staring ut n small door that led
through the wall to a secret
cellar under the house. There
they found a pile of earth,
fresher than the rest of the dirt
floor.
There's n door that leads eut
Of here" Sheriff Drummond OBJ
served.
Sherry went TO the wall where
there was a small opening. He
crawled up through this opening.
which undoubtedly had been
made for coal. and heaved
against an old door. Dirt and
grass went up with IL and day.
light flooded the secret cellar
room.
The sheriff had gone back into
the cellar and returned with two
spades. He and Heller dug GIN
gerly into the fresh sod and soon
unearthed the bodies Of two
dogs; d few inches below the
dogs lay the body Of an old
lady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Trio Meets, but Dog
HeSitates to Enter

Never wrote IT," IRE ex-
claimed.
II have received many letters
from her. There's one thing she
always does: she puts her return
address on the front and back 81
the letter. This letter has no
address OF either side"
Early the next morning-July
13-Heizer returned to Buriin-
game and went to Bill Sherrys
office. Sheriff Drummond was
there and Ure came in a few
minutes later.
Things are going to break TO-
day" Heller addressed the three.
"Ure, 1 want you to 20 10 the
bank and get q record Of MAI
vina Villemonte's checks" IRE
left the office, crossed the street
to the bank.
What about the dog, Biz"
Heller asked the marshal.
still safe. watch IL all
night.
Bring him out TO the Vile
mont house; the sheriff and 1
will 20 on ahead"
The three met later at the
house, where they had a difficult
time getting the dog through the
kitchen and down the stairs.
Upstairs, the animal made wild,
fear-stricken sounds-and in the
cellar he whined and crouched
on the ground. One corner
seemed 10 brighten him more
than any other spot. There was
A small bin built in that corner
Sheriff Drummond walked over
10 II and tore the boards away.
Look" he cried. there's an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Break Lock to Gain
Entrance to House

Wen take a look at that
house right away" decided the
attorney.
Heller, accompanied by Sher-
if o. c. Drummond, Marshal
Sherry and Alex IRE, had 10
break the paddock to gain adj
mittance 10 the deserted house.
The large bedroom on the second
floor showed no indication that
il had been occupied for months.
Downstairs, in the library and
the other rooms, Heller opened
drawers of chests and examined
a number OF papers in desk.
There are several things
missing" he told Sheriff Drum
m on q, particularly almost
every piece of Mrs. Villemonte's
valuable collection of old Eng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Alex Ure Admits
He Killed WidOU

Watch this cellar" Heller
told Sherry. The sheriff and I
are going for help TO dig up Mrs.
NiIiemonte."
An hour later they returned
with Coroner o. c. Fritts, two
laborers and Alex IRE, who had
completed the task assigned 70
him. Inside the house, Heizer
motioned IRE to a chair. He
looked at the farmer and said
quietly: "Ure, we've found Mrs.
Villemonte's body down there I'm
that secret room. We want you
TO help us get IL out"
Alex Ure stared at the attor-
ney-his face had lost all color
sweat stood out on his FORE
head. He tried to say some
thing but the words died in his
throat.
Aren't you the one that put
II there?" Heller added signifi-
cantly.
Great God. no." IRE screamed.
What do you meaR--I-I-.. :"
Sheriff Drummond was push
ing him toward the cellar door.
He went down through IL, q
trembling. whimpering creature.
At the bottom, in that CHASTITY
room of death. he broke down
and confessed 10 the Staying.
But Alex IRE claimed that he
did this at the request OF the
old lady herself who said she
didn't want 10 live because she
was old and tired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

young Charles Heller. the
county attorney, who had served
as Malvina Villemonte's lawyer
in her estate affairs at the time
of her husbands death.
Charley Bill Sherry said
TO him, something has hap
pened to old Malvina Vile
monte"
IL heard she went to Cleve-
land" Heller answered.
That's what we all thought !:
but when q dog howis all night
and when he snAris ut some
person. THAT DOG KNOWS
SOMTTHINGw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

Let me know when you hear
anything. And keep your eye on
her last dog" cautioned the at
torney.
Later that day Heller was in
Marshal Sherry's Office when
IRE rushed in and held out
letter. Here Ia something" he
explained, that blows our case
to the skies. It's q letter from
Mrs. Villemonte!"
The envelope was postmarked
Cleveland and had been mailed
two days before. The letter was
addressed to IRE. and the hand
writing had been done with a
trembling hand. II was a brief
note. saying she would return in
several weeks: that she had been
sick and unable to write him
about her pets.
Interesting" Heller finally
spoke. Every interesting. because
Malvina ViIlemonte never wrote
ifw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
TRUE DETECTIVE OR Solves ii; e s.: ct % "; =::i s 95s

lish silver that dates back 20
the eighteenth century. The
papers I'm her desk have been
ransacked. She always had
some money In that desk, and
often bonds-both are gone."
1t was in the dust-covered
kitchen that the first fore
boding signs were observed. An
overturned chair and q broken
plate on the floor; a half eaten
breakfast, now moldy with age.
on the table; these caused
Heller TO exclaim: Something
happened In this room!-
The men made a minute ex-
animation of the cellar-but
they found no sign of a buried
body.
In the mean time. the young
attorney was greeted with an
other battling element of the
weird mystery. One by one the
dogs of the missing woman had
disappeared! Two had been
killed and the other simply dis
appeared. Only one was left.
Somebody Sheriff Drummond
said. "is pretty anxious 20 get
rid Of these dogs. But Sherry In
protecting the last one. He's
Keeping him at the IRE home"
Heller drove out TO the IRE
home and asked the farmer If
he had heard anything from
Cleveland.
II found several names on
some old papers" IRE replied,
land have written letters 10
them asking for information"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

IN MANHATTAN there brides which offer six
the fundamentals OF housekeeping under
stand most OF these good.
brides be and there should be short
designed them how children and husbands
sickness Too young wives and old
and bedeed when loved becomes sick That
a situation that shouldn't be-
Mrs John Murphey Writer Professionally known Sara
Buette What would like TO know the ey Murpheys
related the Murphs Or the Muphes and
Murphys related the Murfees?
Betty Hicks Newell Golfer won the national
amateur championship golf
friends Betty could beat her husband she wanted TO but
doesn't because she likes TO feel he IS her superior in way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Java's Fall Won't Curtai Coffee

is blessed imminent your house? The odds it
being bankruptcies Twins 7Sto-l. That will
a boy 11-to10.
fall Of Java will have little effect this cOunrys coffee
supply mostly blending purposes As for
general those who should know should be
used in coffee drink
ing cream but sugar And expect continue
procedure.
Name of girls club in Manhattan is Saturdays
Children Inspired of by claim all children born
Saturday living have been
birthstone for the January born and why My
birthstone expert
By her rho in January Is born
No gems s. pdrRetg should he
They iOiU her consistency,
True friendship and fidelity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
SPORTS Fade as War Grows

IN THE sporting world the picture glooer the weeks
Il Nobody entitled squawk because have
business that important than the OF
the result OF a
Is bright racing
finished the Atlantic seaboard
the thing happen TO their the
grows in intensity.
Football prospects dubious. money
all For officials find stop horse
10000 10000 fans they're
tainy the light 70 pgsn contests that
10000 and $4,000 and 90 900 rooters.
aside the charity cards
and they figure continue that