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They Call 1t Pacific
by CLARK LEE

Islands and the points in New Guinea
and New Britain where the Japs had
landed. Van Landingham had a
compass and Jacoby had a map and
we were able to work out our course
and daily position pretty we'll.
X X X
That first night out Capt. Pons
told me, THE 18th will be the most
dangerous day. If we can get past
that and the next two days, we
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11
FARMING MACHINERY, LIVE
STOCK AND FURNITURE
The undersigned will offer at public
auction to the highest bidder at his
farm, Pc miles east Of Deer Park,
Garrett County Md, on
Saturday, November -. 1913,
BEGINNING AT / O'CLOCK p. VI,
the following described personal prop
erty The farm will be offered also
if ii has not been sold before
the above date:
BEGINNING AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
llE

One black Mare, years old; l
grey Mare, 7 years old; iron grey
Horse, 7 years old; Stool, and Jer-
sey Cows, giving milk and will be
fresh; l fresh Cow; IIeifer. to lie
fresh; l Polled-Angus Bull. 3 Calves,
> or 3 Brood Sows with Pigs. / lot
White LeghoIn PuIlets and Hens, Il
head good young Ewes, ! Buck Sheep,
l Mccormick Moving Machine, / Os-
borne Moving Machine, l Tractor, l
Hav Rake, l Road Wagon Sled, l
Sulky Plow, Syracuse Plows, l
Reaper, l small low wheel Wagon with
Bed, lot two-inch Lumber or Plank,
l lot Bee Hives, so Barred Rock Pull
lets. DeLavaI Separator, l Chuln,
! large Ice Box, Cook Stove. / Heat
ing Stove, l small Desk, Sideboard,
2 Victrolas, Cupboard, Dressers and
Cot and many other things too numcr-
Gus to mention here.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums Of
$40 and under cash on day Of sale; all
sums over $40 a credit Of months
will be given to be secured by note
with approved security and drawing
6 per cent interest,
LEVI H. GLOTFELTY.
Owner.
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Notice Of Redemption
To the Holders Of $50 Oak
land, Maryland, Water
Works and Sewerage
Bonds

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur-
suant to the provisions of Chapter
GIT Of the Acts of the General As
sembly Of Maryland of 1908, that all
of the above-describcd outstanding
bonds are called for payment on De-
ccmber /, 1913.
Said bonds, and all coupons matur-
ing on and after December I. 1913,
appcrtainng thereto, should be pre-
scented and surrendered at The First
National Bank Of Oakland, Maryland,
ON or after December l, 1913, for re-
demption and payment at the prin-
cipal amount of said bonds and inter
est accrued thereon to December /,
1913.
Interest on said bonds will cease
to accrue on December l, 1913.
THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF OAKLAND, MARYLAND.
By LAWRENCE M. FRALEY,
Mayor.
advertisement 36-3t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters of Adj
ministration on the estate Of
MARY j. GORTNER,
late of Garrett County, Maryland, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated to the subscriber, on or before the
18th day of May 1914. they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of
aid estate. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said estate are requested To make
Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of No
Nembcr. 1913. ALNA G. GORTNER
Administrator.
Oaklaud MARYLAND
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER Is and 1G, 1913.
By order of the Board.
JESSE j. ASHBY, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11

Thousands Of cinchona-trce seed
lings that produce quinine have been
started in Prince Georges county and
shipped to four South American coun-
tries. In five years their bark may be
removed for extracting quinine.
A parachute, stronger and safer, of
slower descent and greater stability,
will soon be on the market,
The Senate adopted IS to a reso-
luton championing U. S. postwar par
ticipation in a general international
organization for collective security.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11

!
Snya-,Iea, I,or
s., pound Ground maot
H. Guns vsoafahIo .tol. tomato
iuice, or milk
, ounces salt pork, diced
, tablespoons chopped onion
= cap chopped celery
d cup soy @ritS
, tablespoons chopped parsley
IL teaspoons salt
q cup bread crumbs
Is teaspoon pepper
Select one kind Of meat or mix
turc Of two or more kinds. Blend the
vegetable stock, tomato juice. or milk
with the meat.
Fry the salt porl, until crisp, re-
move from the fat. Cook the onion and
celery in the fat for few minutes.
Add all the ingredients to the meat
and mix well.
Mold the loaf on a piece OF tough
paper with the hands. Place the
paper and loaf on rack in an I'M
covered pan and bake in a moderate
oven $3.50 degree F. until well done
and brown, about / to / J.! hours.
Soya Omelet
a egg voIks
Il Gun sova orits mivod with Il cun
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THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
BY FRANK r. KENT.

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per-
mission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11
Trespassers Notice

Notice is hereby given that all
persons trespassing upon the
proper ty known as the Sam Left
farm, and now as the Lake Shore
Rod and Gun Club at McHenry,
will be prosecuted to the full eX-
tent Of the law.
CHARLES ARDEN MAY,
Owner.
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PUBLIC SALE
LAND BY THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
GARRETT COUNTY,
MARYLAND.

Under and by virtue of the provis-
ions of Section 81 of Article u of
the Code of Public Local Laws of
Maryland title Garrett County sub
tide County Commissioners as
amended by Chapter 245 of the Acts
of Assembly Of 1897, and Section IS
Cformerly 50 Of Article 81 Of the An
notated Code Of Maryland, as amend
ed by Chapter AGA Of the Acts Of
1913. notice is hereby Given lhat on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11

LOST-One "B" Gasoline Ration
book, name of Alex Wilson, Deer
Park Md. Finder please return to
owner or to local ration boald-38-1t"
LOST-Old Black and Tan Hound
in Rock Lick section. Answers to the
name Of Jack Reward Dr. w. NJ
Reynolds, Phone 366, Oakland 1872"
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reprinted IN Inc Republican by per
hI9S''"'
IqvS ..EOT OIUTE uONEST,
OF the officially connected adher-
cuts Of the Roosevelt Administration
who can be classified as real Roose-
welt men, MIR. Stephen Early. the
Presidents secretary, stands pretty
close to the top. irrespective OF their
political feelings and Affiliations, Mr..
Early has the regard and respect Of
more peopIe-and to greater extent
than any oil the others.
**&
Undoubtedly. the President has
some admirable qualities, but taste
in friends is not one of them. In fact,
his choice of intimatcs is one of the
things that most appals those who
l-o,u. tLaD Sul.vaviro bie oolac+;ons
and graspng the fact that these are
the men who not only have his ear,
his confidence and his personal Xix
ing but help form his judgments. it
is easier to understand some. of the
lopsided policies and illogical perfor-
mances that have emanated from
what is so often called the elmer cir
clc."
$50
They are not-these "cIose friends"
of the observation-disclosures or crooked.
Though most Of them are not averse
to capitalize their closcness to the
at AL But take them altogether and
they constitute what perhaps, is the
most abJect set OF bootlck"rs and
S|cophantS ever gathered around
Nmte House occupant. one IS former
Justice James r. byrneS; the other is
MI Early MI. ByrheS may be the
SUBJECT OF ahothef coiumni TINS one
Is devoted to MIR. Early
800
He is an exception because he has
character, common sense and capac-
ity; because, too. while completely
loyal to his Chief OoyaI, in fact, be-
yond most Of the others). he still re-
tains his sense of humor and his
sense of proportion. And he is sngu-
vindictiveness that seem congenitaI
among so many Of his colleagues. Ab-
solutely on the level born truth tel
Ter and a firm friend, Steve Early
ticks no mans boots. One would GER
tainly not expect the grandson Of
Gen. .ubal Early to belong to that
brigade. Nor has Mr. EARLY any trace
of head swelling. In brief. so far as
the elmer circle" is concerned, he is
practically UNIQUE and ii is something
of puzzle 10 those who know the
others as to how Mr.. Early cot in and
how he STAYS in.
#""
Particularly one wonders about this
after reading remark by MIR. Early
in the current issue of monthly
magazine. The editor had asked Mr..
Early to write an article describing
how the President spent his day. Mr..
Early said he did not have time to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-11

John r. WeitzeH VS. Oscar Weitzel
60. $50 Equity. In the Circuit Court for Gar
rstt County. Maryland.
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t4Onlenlakers' Column
SGya-Neat Loaf

Edited by Mildred Barton Hoffman
Home Demonstration AGENT
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State Employment Commissioner
% Light ST, Baltimore ,, Md.
NOTICE OF VACANCIES

WI u OF T.EV-E-SVT T-5
Investigator (PersonneD
Registrar, Salisbury Teachers College
Investigator, Commissioner Motor We
hicles.
Closing date for receiving applica-
tons; November Is, 1913.
WALTER d. OWENS, Commissioner.
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Evening star., 1943-12-19

cover the Army and Navy, labor,
national defense. public health, tele-
communication and aliens.
This supplement completely will
document Federal regulation by the
executive branch Of the Govern
ment during critical period OF the
Nations history" Maj. Bernard r
Kennedy, director of the Division
of the Federal Register, remarked.
First used mostly for withdrawing
lands from the public domain, the
executive order during the last hall
century has increasingly played q
stronger role in the shaping Of
United States policy and history, he
pointed out.
Evening star., 1943-12-19

sive subject index, Archives ofiicials
said yesterday.
OF interest are tho December 7,
1941, proclamation concerning the
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor;
rules for the conduct of Japanese
aliens; executive orders appointing
a commission to investigate the Pearl
Harbor attack; establishment OF
such agencies as the War Labor
Board, War Shipping Administra-
ton, Office of Economic Stabiliza-
ton and Reorganization Plans
to S.
This official compilation, it was
said, gives the text of 1,647 execu.
tive orders and 30l .proclamations
Also included are military orders
reciprocal tariff letters, administra.
tive orders and their various in.
terpretations.
Other volumes of the supplement
now are being compiled and will
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Government Complies
Executive Documents
Covering Five Years

A l,432-page volume containing
all proclamations. executive orders
and collateral documents issued by
the President during the last five
years has Just been published by
the Division Of the Federal Regis
ter Of the National Archives.
The book, which is the first Sec
ton Of a cumulative supplement to
the 15-volume Code of Federal Reg
ulations in force on June /, 1898
includes tables and a comprehen-
Evening star., 1943-12-19

II you are q red -blooded American
citizen, you can prove 1t by calling
Blood Donor Center, District $500.
They will make an appointment ut
your convenience.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
Riots Said Due to
Congress Failure

WASHINGTON, June %. CUP)-
Detroit's race riots were cited to-
day by Michigan delegation as a
direct result of Congress failure
to heed the economic needs of the
home front.
The shirt-sleeved delegation of
war workers, known as the public
cost of living committee of Lam
sing and Flint, said it represented
OO,0OO munitions workers in those
Michigan areas.
They came here to demand of
their congressman and various
agency heads a subsidized rollback
of food prices to the May( 194G.
level.
Robert Stone of Flint, delegation
spokesman, said that food costs in
Flint rose 1874 per cent between
January, 194l. and April, l943.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
Reds Await Mass
kazi Air Attacks
Continued from Page

(COntlnCed from rage -
ers concentrated on the central
front
Koralev told us that Russian air
craft production is higher today
than at any time prior to the war
but said this still was not enough
He said he would like to see 10 to
II times as many Allied planes that
are now in this country.
He said the LuftWaffe had divert
ed a number of fighter suuadrons to
help defend cities in the Ruhr from
extensive RAF bombings and said it
was his opinion that the Allied
aerial offensive had reduced Ger
man aircraft production.
These two factors in addition to
the tremendous losses which in
cluded 1000 planes lost in aerial
combat since the Red air force be-
gan its strategical aerial offensive,
account for the relatively poor
showing of the Luftwaffe thus far,
he said. 3tM
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
FDR Driven TO Act
In Coal Crisis

WASHINGTON, June %. (UP)-
The coal crisis appeared today to
be driving the administration to-
ward its first advocacy of restrictive
labor legislation regardless of the
fate of the pending Connally- Har-
ness-Smith bill.
The latter bill, passed by Con-
gress last week, awaits President
Roosevelts signature or veto. Some
of his most influential advisers ia
vor veto on grounds that the bill,
in effect, would legalize the war
time strike weapon by setting up
machinery whereby the National
Labor Relations Board could take a
secret strike ballot.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
ASKS SECOND FRONT

The upsurge of Allied air cam
paigning conceded with Russia S
strongest plea for second front
On the second anniversary of the
| German invasion of the Soviet Un-
/ ion, Russians said everything now
depended on second front, that
the Nazis could not be defeated
without it. and if opened this year
the war can be brought to speedy
conclusion.
MoScow's statistical survey of two
years of war listed 6,400,000 Ger
mans killed. 56,50O German guns
captured, $4,000 tanks and $4,000
planes destroyed or captured; for
Russia, 100000 killed or missing,
$4,000 guns, 10000 tanks, $4,000
planes lost.
HEAVY ATTACK
British bonn bers "in gre t
strength" loosed very heavy and
concentrated" attack on Krefeld.
war hub on the western rim Of
the Ruhr valley. The strong terms
employed by the air ministry re-
porting the attack suggested that
the city got 1000 tons of bombs OF
more. Forty-four bombers were lost
in the raid, the 44th on the strong
hold of 10000 population.
At the other end of the European
air front. British Wellingtons pound
ed Naples, Italy's second port, Sun
dow ,,iobt I7lyioo fort raccac follouyad
through daylight Monday.
Considerable damage was done
railway yards and industrial facili-
ties and bombs were seen to burst
in an arsenal, the North African
communique said.
An air depot and several buildings
were demaged heavily at Cancello
near Naples. Mitchell m d u m
bombers escorted by Lightning
fighters hit railway yards and fac
tories at Salerno Battipaglia, south
of Naples. American heavy bombers
from the Middle East command
joined the assault, striking by day.
light at Reggie Calabria and San
Giovanni on the toe of the Italian
boot, city terminal points of ferry
lines to Sicily. The persistent at
tacks on terminals suggested that
the Allies are seeking TO shatter the
big islands connection to the MAIN
land and ripen the scene for a pos
sible invasion.
London reported that Germany
had sent reinforcements to Italy
within the last few weeks as inva-
sion jitters increased Nazi units
are standing by not only on the
Italian mainland but also on Sicily
and Sardinia, the dispatch said,
Adolf Hitlers promised help to Italy
lin case of decisive battles on Eur
opean soil"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
Spanish Prefender
Won't Take Throne
By UNITED PRESS

Don Juan. Spanish pretender, has
declared that he will never accept
the throne while Gen. Francisco
Franco remains chief of the Span
iSh state and has demanded that
Spain adopt policy of strict neu-
trality. the United Press learned
Tuesday.
Don Juan's declaration was in
letter he sent from Lausanne to
Count Francisco G. Jordana, Span
ish foreign minister. for submits
sion to Franco. 1t was written
about April l.
Rightly or wrongly, the interna-
tional position of the Franco re-
gime appears to outsiders to resem-
BILE that of one of the parties in the
war" he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22

intilnated that a shoe might be de-
yeloped which never would need to
be sllineo.
Gttcyear also announced an ap-
raratus .or finding tire defects be-
fore retreading, and a device utiliz-
ing sound waves beyond the reach
of the human ear.
If the tire is solid supersonic Vi
brations pass through it with full
intensity to a microphone control
ling a green light. If there is a sep
aration in the tire, the waves do
not get through the full force and
the green light is replaced by a red
signal.
The device to eliminate static
was announced by p w. Litchfield,
Goodyear board chairman, who SAID
the invention-the radio static neu-
tralizer-will eliminate static wheth-
er due to atmospheric conditions
or man-made machines. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
US. May Condemn
Elk Hills Lands

WASHINGTON, June % up
Secretary of Navy Frank Knox told
Congress today that since the navy's
deal to ACQUIRE Standard Oil COM
pany of California holdings in the
Elk Hills oil reserve has been can
celled, it NAV be advisable TO ac-
auire the lands through condemna-
ton.
The navyls original deal, by the
terms of which Standard Oil was
given the right to develop certain
navy-owned areas in the Califor-
mia pool. was abrogated after the
Justice department pronounced it il
legal.
In a letter to the chairmen Of
the Senate and House naval affairs
committees Knox explained that the
navy entered into its original con-
tract because the other alternative,
acquisition by condemnation, would
have involved a very large cash ex-
penditu-e and prolonged litigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
Bataan Articles
Will Be Aucfioned

Handmade articles from Bataan
will be auctiorc1 off at a bond
rally to be staged by the Filipino
community of Imperial Valley in
the Veterans Memorial hall in Ell
Centre Saturday night.
Merchandise to be given with
Eond purchases will include beaded
lamp shades, mems and women's
beaded slippers, hats, baskets, ETC.
The hall will open at pm. and
the auction will get under way at
9 o'clock. Rufino Guzman will act
as auctioneer. Following the auc-
ton a dance will be held.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
IS owl Head Says.
Italy viii Revolt

DENVER, Juile %. CUP) - The
man who headed President Wilson's
office of war information in Italy
in 1918 predicted today that Italy
will overthrow Mussolini and the
royal family and become a republic
after the war.
The prediction came from Prof
Rudolph Altrocchi. chairman of the
department of italian of the Uni
varsity of California and a noted
Italian scholar.
The House of Savoy must go
with Mussolini. and after that
comes the republic" he said. Nine
ty-five per cent of the people OF
italy are now foes of Mussolini-
all except the bureaucrats.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22

erS in American science and indus
trial research gathered for the dedi-
cation of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Co. research laboratory, built
and equipped at cost of 81 ,325,-
900.
NEW PLASTIC
The new plastic, named PliofleX,
can be vulcanized like ruo .2r and
thus serve as a substitute TOR rub
ber in many cases. 1t is expected to
come into general use after the
war. One scientist said part of the
shoe top can be made of plastic ana
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
Allies Better in
Air. Saws Spaatz
(Continl.ad from Page -

(ContinCed from Page D
md, to crush Japan. Exactly that
will be done, he said
Maj Gen. James H. Doolittle was
seated next to Spaatz as the Ameri-
can air chief talked. Spaatz de-
scribed Doolittles strategic air force
as q blow torch which can be turn
ed in any direction as an instru-
ment of great fleXibility.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
Reporter

Continued from Page -
takin so much dinero off'n these
voters. Git yore hand outa their
pockets & we will slip our hand into
their pockets when they aint look
in, get some bonus q pay to them
fellers that's maxim meat on the
farms g. it won't be so much yellin
about it & why aint it good
skeme? And it will give another
good bureau e. a few thousand
more hired hands cirkalatin around
when election time comes.
NOSE DOBBS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
|. Y. Air Service
In 20 DAYS Seen
QContinuad from Page u

(COntlnCad from rage II
daily, making the flight in opposite
directions.
All stops made by the planes will
be at military bases, Charlesville
said.
While the route will prove high
ly important for military officials,
civilians will likewise be conven-
fenced by the service, he stated.
The airline official inviSioned a
tremendous air-freight business in
;Alperial Valley following the war
The rapidity with which fresh veg
etables can be flown to Eastern
markets will eliminate the necessity
of expensive icing operations, he
declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
SEEKS ST. MAYORSHIpl

SAN FRANCISCO, June %. CUP)
Roger D. Lapham, president and
chairman of the board of American
Hawaiian Steamship company to-
day announced his candidacy for
mayor of San Francisco in the No.
vember 2 election. Lapham resigned
as a member OF the War Labor
Board in Washington, DC, to open
his campaifn.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
(Continrad from Page u

NCUIIIIIIl.Su IIOIll FdBt II
and Monday by Anglo American
aerial teams, along with other heavy
blows against other Italian targets
and Island outposts.
Russia kept aerial pressure on the
third side of the United Nations
triangle clamped on Axis Europe.
Red air force bombers, maintaining
the biggest Soviet air offensive of
the war. hammered German bases
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
New Substitute
For Rubber Found

AKRON, o., June %. (UP)-Perfection OF plastic
which may substitute for rubber and even
leather in the manufacture of shoes announced today
This and other developments including the inver-
tion of static elimination Device disclosed as lead
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
i Fill Out This Form to Get Your New a Book Wiz
Scanning I.V.
News Horizon
DECREE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce was
granted in Imperial county superior
court Monday to Eloise Humbert
from Oliver Humbert.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
FATHERS MEET

Fathers of Fighters will have
their monthly meeting Friday
night, 7:30 o'clock in the court
house when bylaws will be adopted
and the charter will be signed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
ISSUES LICENSE

ISSUES LICENSE
Howard Presley McClanahan. l8,
marine stationed at the El Centre
air training station, and Wanda
June Robinson, Is, Mt. Pleasant,
Texas, Monday obtained a mar
riage license in El Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
OBTAINS DIVORCE

OBTAINS DIVORCE
An interlocutory divorce was
granted Monday to Guy Burton
Donaldson in his suit against We
mona o. Donaldson on the grounds
of deSertion.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
2-Pronsed Attack
Races NuziCities

behind the Ukrainian front, disrupt
ing Nazi communications with heavy
explosions and big fires.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22

Theodore Bubbles" Dryer,
die polisher at the Ohio Tool
Company in Cleveland, is the
war plants pin-up girl for June.
Her picture will be sent to all
of the firms men in the armed
forces and a new queen will be
chosen monthly.