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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06

Radiant heating, the oldest known
form of mechanical heat, is now
about the newest wrinkle in Oakland,
and its installation during the past
week has attracted considerable at
tention.
This form of heating is being III
stalled in a new quonset type build
ing which has been erected at the
East End Service station. The gener-
al contractor is Earl Zepp, of the
Oakland Lumber company, while the
heating unit installation was en-
gineered by Scott w. Shirer, of w. E
Shirer and Son. The unit included
l 500 feet of copper pipe, placed in
position as indicated in the above
photograph, and then the entire area,
"a by 60, was covered with concrete,
poured by j. B. Mumma one day last
week.
The history of radiant heating is
considered of interest, inasmuch as it
dates back to the Romans, according
to a printed pamphlet on this subject.
Recent discoveries have proved that
the ancient Koreans used this princi-
pie in heating their dwellings, in
directly from cooking-oven fires. EX-
cavations at Rome and Pompeii show
that the Romans were familiar with
its use, and heating by means of
masonry ducts beneath floors and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Soldiers Reburial
Planned For Sunday

The body of the late S/Sgt. Eugene
V (Jimmy) Show, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett V. Show, will arrive at
the w. w. Savage funeral home in
Friendsville on May 6 and will re-
main there until Sunday, May 9th,
when funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the Methodist Church,
Friendsville.
Services will be conducted at p.
m., Eastern Standard Time, p. M,
daylight time, with full military rites
by the organization at Friendsville.
Rev. Charles Shilke, Somerset, Pa,
former Lutheran pastor at Oakland;
and Rev. Wade, Friendsville, will Of
ficiate. Burial will be in the Bloom
ing Rose cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
F. BYRNE AUSTIN
TOPS DEMOCRATS
in PRIMARY VOTE
Vote is One of Lightest on
Record in Garrett County
Not a Vote Cast at Bittinger

F. Byrne Austin, 44-year-old Mont
gomery county resident, led in the
four-man Democratic primary voting
for that party's nominee to oppose J.
Glenn Beall, Republican candidate,
for the Sixth Maryland District Con-
gressional seat. He won over his
nearest opponent, Will Allen, also of
Montgomery county, 1924 to 3,527
in the five western Maryland coun-
ties. The other two candidates trailed
with Dawson J. HORNE, Frederick
county, totaling 1876 and Thomas
O'Connell, Montgomery county, 49,.
The vote was heavier in Mont
gomery county where three of the
candidates claimed residence. HORNE,
making his second try for the palty's
Congressional nomination, carried his
home county. Allen carried Allegany
and Washington counties He was en-
dorsed by organized labor groups.
The vote was for Allen, Austin,
HORNE and O'Connell consecutively:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
TALK STRESSES
IMPORTANCE OF
SPORTS FOR ALL
Activities for Every Child Is
Primary Motive of Physical
Education Program, DIR.
Ferguson States

The promotion of health and
physical education program that
would provide activities for every
child in every school, where the par
Elephants would receive the advan-
tages first, was advocated firmly by
DR.. Thomas Ferguson, state super
visor of physical education and recrc-
alton, in his address before a county
wide boosters meeting.
The dinner gathering was held in
the William-James hotel on Tuesday
evening and was attended by about
100 persons from Oakland, Grants
vile, Accident, Friendsville and kitz-
miller. Sponsored by the Oakland
Boosters club, president Emeric
Dusic extended invitations to school
leaders and interested citizens of the
five communities to hear what the
schools here could expect in the way
of we'll rounded physical education
program.
DR.. Ferguson throughout his ad
dress stressed the necessity of keeping
the welfare of the individual boy or
girl uppermost in ones mind, as he
declared "in the name of athletics we
commit sin after sin"
Good leadership, diversified pro-
gram, with facilities large enough to
take care of every student, were
three items which constituted a good
physical education program and for
a school the size of Oakland he ad-
vocated a lot with at least 20 acres
for athletic endeavors of all students.
acreage pays dividends in the living
of children" he pointed out.
Planned activities such as good
physical education program would
teach the kind of virtues that make
people wonderful, he said
He believed strongly in intramurai
activities coming first, the various
athletic teams that represented each
school against other schools following
Continued on Page Four)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
New Bottling Company
Opening In Oakland

A new bottling plant, Bells Bot
Ting company, is opening in Oakland
this week, making three such plants
in the town.
John A. Bell, employed for several
years by the Coca-Cola Bottling
Works, and manager for over three
years, is opening the new plant for
the manufacture of soft drinks.
The building, located on north
Third street, has been remodeled and
machinery has been installed over
the past several months. Mr.. Bell
said this morning he expected to be-
gin operations the latter part of this
week or the first of next.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Registration Figures
Drop For Both Parties

Registration figures in Garrett
county took a drop as the result of
the fact that at least 269 names were
stricken from the books at the regis
tration day, whereas only 14O addi-
tional names were added to the books
These facts were released by the
Board of Election Supervisors yester-
day when they received partial re-
port from the polling places.
Twenty of twenty-five polling
places reported 95 new Republicans
and As new Democrats added to the
books, but that 159 Republicans and
100 Democrats and one who had de-
clined to state his utilization, had
been stricken from the books. The
Supervisors ordered the registration
officials that those who had not eX.
ercised their voting privileges within
the past five years should be stricken
from the books and notified by mail
of the action.
Previously there had been $3.50
Republicans and 1927 Democrats
registered. Subtracting Ga from each
party, there now remain 5,475 Re-
publicans and 2,863 Democrats in
the county.
The complete registration by dis
tricts will not be available until the
five missing precincts have reported.
Of those the records showed ~
were males and SO were females. OF
those stricken from the books 1877
were males and 105 were females.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Totals 1927 1924 1876 487
Garrett Vote Light

Garrett county voters contributed
to the winner, but it was one of the
lightest votes ever recorded in the
county. No more than 275 votes
were cast at the rs polling places,
and some of these had to be thrown
out because of Illegal markings.
Bittinger Scores Record
The biggest vote was cast at Kitz-
miller where 36 went to the polls.
District No. II, Bittinger scored
vote record in that not single per-
son cast a vote.
The polling place opened at 6 a. m.
and closed at Z p. M, as required by
law. Not single Democrat of the Al
registered, bothered to go to the
polls to vote. Even the three Demo-
Gratis employed to work in the pre-
cinct as election officials did not
vote. They told Supervisors here
that they did not know any of the
candidates.
The election cost Garrett county
taxpayers anywhere from $1,000 TO
$4,000, or a total of from $40 to $12
per vote cast Bloomington was the
first district to report, while it was
found impossible to get Kempton,
The Elbow and Avilton until yester-
day when the election officials came
to Oakland to make their official re-
port.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Oakland Tax Rate
Remains 90 Cents
Amount Is Same AS Last Year:
Towns ASSeSSable Basis Over
Two Million

Oakland's city tax rate for 1913 was
fixed at 80 cents on each 500 of as
sessable property, the same figure as
last year, it was announced following
meeting of the Mayor and City
Council last night.
In the estimated budget it was as
sumed that expenditures would total
$51 900. 1t was calculated that the
rate would - Z "a $21, 640.01 from
taxes, that an additional $17,776
would be received from miscellaneous
sources, and that the water depart
ment receipts would amount to $14,-
600. The tax rate was based on an as
sessable basis of $2,O84,457, which
is an increase of $4,000 over last
year Added to this would be receipts
from an assessable basis of corpor-
ations, etc, through the state tax
commission, the basis there being
$320,000. Twenty-Five cents of the
rate would be used to retire bonds
and pay interest, with the remaining
65 cents for general expenses.
Time Discussed
The time question was further dis
cussed but there was no motion of
any kind on the minutes.
C. NJ. Sincell, city engineer, pre-
scented plan for widening 4th street,
from the Deer Park road to Wilson
run.
Workers were given an increase up
to 80 cents an hour.
The water ordinance was passed,
which was proposed month ago and
which raises the minimum rates.
Robert Maroney was given permits
sion to erect residence on 7th street.
Stanley and Ernest Ashby asked
permission to hold religious services
on Oakland streets. The council denied
permission on any streets other than
in front of the Court House and con-
coded this point, providing they would
get permission from the County Com
missioners.
Movie tax for the month VISA $SO.S5
Receipts totaled $3,958.49 with 3d.
740.66 from water, $489.57 from
taxes and $728.26 for miscellaneous.
Bills amounted to $3,09459, including
water supplies amounting to $764.87
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
EVENTS LISTED
FOR TRACK AND
FIELD CONTESTS
Elementary Meet Scheduled for
May 20, With High School
Meet Following

Events for the Elementary and
High school track and field meet
have been arranged.
The elementary meet is to be held
at Accident, May 20, from 10 to 2:30.
The high school meet will also be az
Accident, on the following day, May
81, from 10 to 2:3O. Teachers will
act as officials.
A physical education program has
been drawn up for elementary schools
with one hundred percent partici-
patton for all pupils as the objective.
There are block and flag relays,
hop-scotch and marbles for primary
grades; 80-lb. class, so and 220-yard
dashes for boys, 50-yard dash and
220-yard relay for the girls, with
standing broad jump as the field
event.
115-lb. class-8O-yard dash and
44O-yard relay for boys, 6O-yard dash
and 22O-yard relay for girls, with
running broad jump for boys and
standing broad jump for girls.
Over 115-80-yard dash and 44O-
yard relay for boys, SO-yard dash
and 22O-yard relay for girls. Boys
will have running high jump, while
the girls will have the run and catch
relay.
Tournaments are also scheduled fol
volley ball, softball, dodge ball and
mixed dodge ball for one and two
teacher schools.
High School Events
(BOys)
7th-5O yd dash, 44O-yard shuttle
relay, running broad jump, foul
shooting.
8th-6O-yd dash, 44O-shuttle relay,
running broad jump and foul shoot
ing, 18th and 8th combination for
soft ball and volley ball.
9th--10-yd dash, 440-yd, shuttle
relay, running broad and foul shoot
ing.
1Oth-10O-yd. dash, 440-yd. shuttle
relay, running broad jump, high
jump and lib. shot put.
11th-Same events as for 10th.
9, 10 and IL combination for soft
and volley ball.
Girls
7th-5O-yd dash or 25-yd, run and
catch relay, standing broad jump,
foul shooting.
8th-Same.
Z and 8 combination for soft ball
and vOlley ball.
9th-6O-yd. dash, or 25-yd. run and
catch relay, standing broad jump,
foul shooting.
10 and 11th-Same as 9th.
9, 10 and II combination for soft
ball and volleyball.
There will be an open invitation
state track and field meet at Dundalll
on Saturday, May 20, for senior high
schools of the state. 1t is not known
at present whether or not there will
be some Garrett county entrants.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Ali Club Organized

A new All club was organized by
Mrs. Mason Calls at Mt. Lake Park
last Thursday, April 80.
Another meeting was held yester-
day at which time Miss Jessie Guard
spoke on the beginning of the work
of such an organization. Officers
elected were Donna Jean Weimer,
president; Bernadette Bittinger, vice
president; Mary Ann Calls, secre-
tary; Larue Calhoun, treasurer; Pat
ty Bittinger, reporter; Myrna Cross,
refreshment chairman; and Charlotte
WEIGH, program chairman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Named on Draft Board

Irwin r. Rudy has been appointed
a member of the Selective Service
Board No. /, of Garrett county by
Col. Henry C. Stanwood. The appoint
ment was effective last Friday.
Mr.. Rudy fills the vacancy on the
board caused by the death of W. A..
Gender recently. Other members Of
the board are Neil c. Fraley and
Milton Pritts. A. T. Matthews is at
torney to the board.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Air Mail Week

w. E. Spoerlein, Oakland post
master, received a proclamation this
week signed by Governor w. Preston
Lane, Jr., concerning the observance
of Air Mail Service week, May Is to
81, concentrating the 30th ami
versary of the establishment of us.
air mail service.
Governor Lane called on the citi-
zens of Maryland to take cognizance
of the week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Returned to County

Jasper Ringer, Jr., indicted by The
grand jury for larceny of an auto
mobile, was returned to the county
last Saturday by authorities after
having served term of Is months
in the House of Correction for an as
sault charge committed in Upper
Marlboro, He is Garrett county ma
tive
He is being held for trial
Deputy Sheriff Paul w. Fisher re-
ported this morning that the NALL
store in Crellin had been broken into
last night. Investigation is continu-
ing. Apparently only a small amount
of cash was stolen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Time in Garrett County

Standard Time is in effect in Gar
rett county with these exceptions:
Grantsville
Bittinger
Crellin
There was no delegation before the
County Commissioners this week and
the question was not discussed. Crel-
lin changed to daylight time to coin
eide with the Osgood bus, which is
running to Morgantown on fast time.
In Preston county the towns of
Terra Alta and Kingwood changed
to fast time last Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Farming Council
Will Meet Tonight

The Farming for Better L;v-
ing Council, will have meeting this
evening in the Accident High school
auditorium at 8 o'clock p. m, it was
announced by Maurice Brookhart,
chairman.
Plans for continuation of the pro-
gram will be discussed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Harmed to Speak at
P.-T.A. Meeting

Joseph E. Harmed, author of "Wild
Flowers of the Alleghanies," will give
his Illustrated lecture on wild flowers
of the region at the regular meeting
Of the Oakland High School Parent
Teacher association to be held on
Thursday evening, May 10, at o.
clock.
There will also be election Of Off
GERS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06
Church Women Plan
Fellowship Meeting

The local council of Church Women
will hold the May Fellowship Day
meeting in St. Marks Lutheran
church, Oakland, on Friday, May T.,
at 7:45 p. m.
Mrs Robert Johns, of Accident,
will be the speaker. Mrs. Edward T.
Kahl, Mt. Lake Park, will give the
report of the annual meeting held
recently in Cumberland.
All church women are being urged
to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-06

The hill at Pittsburgh which moved
u feet toward Allegheny river, has
stopped moving.
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3Sue fmr Eiebe<aaben

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pap(t ptus t11etllt, ofut(tbe
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nod Dem 8. Nfai 1915 ioIateu Den
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perfebrs.
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Sabr aIlerbGrteiter Mrbeit pcrailge.
gangen: .Dtitruqtions o'l,ne lamp.
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Betradtilng iiber ben Nbein.M .Main-
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oieies 3nftbuien burd)iiibren lieb.
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