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POULTRY and EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K ST. NV NE.
OOs9 Baby chicks feed and poultry sup
100 BRoILERs, 100 fryers. Telephone
FOR sALEN1oo 5-month- -old New Hamp-
shire Red pullets, ready to lay; bred from
fiocks S2.25 each Rockville 2719. 17'
BAKING AND FRYING CHICKENS for
sale, weekdays and Suns after $3.50 pm.
PL. 1113.
FOR sALE-Electric brooder. Bussey's s.
deck "Stack-a-Deck.' $50. PAUL BRAN
NON, Firms lane. Lanham, Md, WA. SO36.
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AVIATION.
EXPERIMENTAL 2-seater light airplane,
about 1879 completed, $75. Inquire
LISCOMBE Sd 1945-This ship has
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'43 AERONCA, good cond., never cracked;
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STINSON 4-place P. g. W., 300 hip. Wasp
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GLOBE SWIFT, excellent condition; 2-way
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FARM and GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE sERvICE-sodding, grading
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COAL, WOOD AND FUEL OIL

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Z" 194s champion rae
Of 81 races this year.
MA. 1918 or CHI. 1868.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Firenen Elect

At regular meeting of the Oak
land Fire Department last evening
Edward A. Shaffer was reelected
president and Leo Helbig was re-
elected vice-president.
Others named were Percy Thayer
secretary; w. w. Dawson, treasurer
Emroy Bolden, chief; Grover Stempie
LIST assistant chief; Robert Lohr, 2nd
assistant chief; Robert Stanton, cap
tain.
On the standing committee W. w
Dawson and Robert Stanton and John
Stevenson were named. Other mem.
bers on the standing committee in
clude Shaffer, Helbig, Bolden and
Stemple.
Percy Thayer was named secretary
treasurer of the band committee anc
Frank Biser was named chairman of
the band committee and manager
Other band committee members ave
Emroy Bolden, Robert Lohr, Alva
Gortner and Lawrence NJ. Fraley.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Oakland High Quint
Opens Season Friday

The Highlanders of Oakland high
school begin their basketball seaso-
on Friday evening, December 3, when
they meet Terra Alta high school on
the latter's floor.
The local boys have been practicing
regularly and Kyle Wilson, coach
announced that they were in gool
condition for the opener.
Among the first twelve are Mari
Fauber, Harland Kelly, Milton Arnold
Tommy kahl, Homer Bennett, Charles
Warren, Gary Baker, Bill Wolfe, FL
mer Upole, George KIey, Clayton
and Junior Stcyer. The first five are
lettermen. Warren, newcomer, is
from Morgantown, w. Va, where he
attended University High. The teams
assistant managers are Maurice
Wolfe and Wayne Johnson. The latter
is letter man from last year but is
unable to play because of ankle in
jury.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Orders for Induction
and Examination Given

Three persons have been ordered
for induction and eight persons have
been ordered to report for physical
examinations on Thursday morning,
December 9, it was announced from
the office of the local Selective Ser
vice Board.
The three who will be sent to the
recruiting station in Cumberland are
Junior Dale Tasker, Swanton; Lewis
Melvin Donham, Mt Lake Park; and
William Mahlon Warwick, Grantsville.
The others who are ordered to re-
port for physical examination on
that day include the following:
Thomas William Nedrow, Friends
vile; Delwood Francis Freeland,
Friendsville; John Edwin Savage,
Oakland; William Auburn Uphcle,
Deer Park; Austin Dale Brenneman,
Bittinger; Lawrence Evert Kent,
Vindex; Ernest Ralph Broadwater,
Grantsville; and Lloyd Mahlon Nair,
Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Centennial Committee
To Discuss Finances

Financial provisions for the Oak
land centennial celebration were dis
cussed at a meeting of the general
committees last Friday evening for
the purpose of setting up a budget
for the seven-day event.
The celebration will take place Au-
gust to -.
Letters were mailed this week tn
members of the finance committee
calling for a meeting this Friday
evening, December 3, at 8 o'clock, in
the City Council Chamber
The finance committee includes
Lawrence NJ. Fraley, chairman; w. r.
Offutt, f. Ray Jones, Irwin Field
Irwin R. Rudy, S. T. Naylor, Howard
c. Riggs, Cecil Smith, j. Edward
Helbig.
Julius B. Littman was appointed
chairman of the committee for the
red cross unit upon request of Lowell
LOOMS, former chairman, it was an
nounced by f. f. Rathbun, chairman
of the general committee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Auxiliary Unit
Officers Seated

Mrs. June O'Donnell, past prcsi-
dent, recently installed officers of the
Auxiliary Unit of Kitzmiller Post,
American Legion, at the post quar-
tiers in Kitzmiller.
They include Mrs. Nellie Parando
president; Mrs. f. F. O'Donnell, first
vice president; Mrs. June Sharpless,
second vice president; Mrs. Grace
Evans, secretary; Mrs. Lois Mosser
treasurer; Mrs. Halle Pritts, chap
lain; Mrs. Olive Sewers, sergeant-at-
arms, and Mrs. Hattie Ball, child well
fare chairman.
Mrs. Pearl Pugh, immediate past
president and Mrs. Fernando were
presented corsages.
Other attending included Mrs. Belle
Barrick, Mrs. Annie Cough, Mrs. Res
sic Dawson, Miss Evelyn Sims and
Miss JOY Rae O'Donnell.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
County Youth Reports
On Recent Convention

At the 10th annual FLA conven-
ton held in Kansas City, Missouri,
during the week Of November ID.
Maryland was represented by twenty
five boys, two of whom were Garrett
county youths. Donald Glotfelty, a
senior at the Grantsville High school
and eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ker-
nit Glotfelty of Bittinger, repre-
scented the Grantsville chapter of the
FLA. The other was Harry Savage
from Friendsville. The fve-day con-
vention consisted of ten sessions in
GLIDING business sessions and various
activities. One tour of interest was
made to the Swift Meat Packing
Plant, which proved to be interesting
to the boys. Other tours included the
Ford Assembly Plant and the Butler
Manufacturing corporation.
Entertainment was provided by the
103-piece National FLA Band and the
National Chorus. Celebrities who an
peared on the program included Roy
Rogers and Judy Canova.
One member of the Maryland dele
cation was honored by having been
elected To a National Office. The boy,
W. Dale Hess from Bel Air, was
elected reporter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Cemetery Committee
Reports Contributions
ID. Cal Grim, Cincinnati, Sends
Check for $500 to Local
Treasurer

A check of 500 from d. Cal Grim
Cincinnati, Ohio, for use by the Oak
land Cemetery committee, was re-
ported this week by Miss Julia Row.
an, secretary, as we'll as another con
tribution of $1,000 from w. O
Droege, of Cumberland, former resi-
dent here.
The check from Mr.. Grim, one Of
Oakland's most generous contributors
was received this week by Jack Treacy
treasurer.
Mr.. Grim, head of the Cal Grim De.
tective Bureau, Inc, and boyhooC
resident of Oakland, has made gener-
Gus gifts to Oakland projects upon
any number of occasions. His recent
gifts include contribution of $4,000
for the purchase of the site of the
Ruth Enlow Memorial Library; $500
to the Oakland Boys band; $500 tC
the disaster fund of the American
Red Cross, following the tornado
here a few years ago.
The cemetery committee reported
further progress in its work of i'm
proving the entire cemetery area, anc
expressed its gratefulness for pres.
ent and any future contributions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Shooting Victim
Held as Witness

Victor Hollada, of near Grantsville,
who was wounded at the time his
companion was shot to death outside
ia Garrett county tavern on Novem-
Der 10, was discharged from the hos
pital at Confluence. Pa, on Tuesday,
where he was treated for abdominal
wounds. He posted $500 bond for his
appearance as a material witness.
Meanwhile Andrew Baluch, owner
of the tavern who is accused of fir
ing the shots, is being held in the
county Jail without bond on charge;
Of numbering Memo burst.
Hollada was with burst, police
said, when Bauch fired four shots
through a locked tavern door. One of
the shots fatally wounded burst and
another struck Hollada in the
stomach.
Hollada was released in the custod.
of Sheriff J. S. Teats and returned tn
Maryland. He posted the bond before
Magistrate J. U. Stanton, in Grants.
vile. A warrant was issued for Hol.
lada identifying him as a witness
shortly after the shooting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
University Women
To Meet Monday

Members of the Garrett Branch of
the American Association of Uni
versity Women are meeting on Mon
day evening, December 6, in the
Home Economics building of the high
school, and will hear an address by
Lewis r. Jones.
Members have been asked by Mrs.
Edward Smouse, president, to bring
their missionaries on education TO
the meeting.
1t has been announced by Mrs.
Harvey Mustard, fellowship chair
man, that the group is planning to
bring an international student to
Oakland again this year for an adj
dress. Last spring the branch had
Miss Ludmila Hlavacova from
Czecho- Slovakia. This year SIS women
from II countries have received
grants for study in American c)l-
leges and universities and one stu
dent from Denmark and one from the
Netherlands are studying at Johns
Hopkins in Baltimore. Three students,
one from China, one from Burma and
one from the Philippines participated
in the University of Maryland Inter
national Education seminar during
the summer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Preview of Winter
Is Experienced Here

Garrett county had a variety pre-
view of approaching winter over the
past week with temperatures down to
Is, two inches of snow, some sleet
and some rainfall thrown in.
The sleet and snow of Monday
created dangerous highways for a
time and caused motorists to haul out
their chains for the first time this
winter. The ground was covered with
two inches of snow and state road
crews were put to work cindering the
icy curves.
The low temperature occurred this
morning when the government sta
ton at Weber's reported Is degrees.
The high of the week was 55 on the
9th. Through out the week there was
l.24 inches of rain.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Ministers To See Preview

THE World in Miniature" will be
previewed by the Mountain-Top Min
isterial Association at the Lutheran
parsonage Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. The display is much more than
huge Christmas garden. THE Gods
We Worship" is the theme of the one
hour pageant with music and running
comment. 1t is a unique community
project which will soon be open to the
general public. Complete information
and story will be published next week.
Pastor Luther l.. Hare of st. Marks
Lutheran church is the originator and
builder Of this novel display and
pageant. The seventh annual Garden
covers 800 square feet and has been
in the making since last May.
The Church Council and councilmen-
elect for 1949 with their families will
see the pageant on Tuesday night at
1880, at the parsonage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Enlist in Army

Sergeant Arthur T. Miller, Kitz-
miller, re-cnlistcd this week for a
period of three years with the Ord
nance Department, United States
Army.
Paul w. Dewitt, McHenry, was the
first to make perfect score on his
classification test. Harlan D. Dewitt
Sang Run, and Joseph R. Carr, Sang
Run, enlisted this week for a period
Of one year for the U. S. Army un.
assigned. They will go to Camp Pick
cit, Va, for a period of Is W e k S
Basic Training.
The cnHstments we're announced
yesterday by the local recruiting Of
ficer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Fellowship Re-Organizes

A group of young people of the
Bethel Methodist church met at the
parsonage in Mt. Lake Park with
Mrs. r. E. Hitler and re-organized
the youth fellowship group.
Edith Bolyard was elected prcsi-
dent. Others elected were Bcrnadette
Bittinger, president; Joyce Row
an, secretary: Kitty Gnegy, treas
urer; 10 Ann Welch, chairman pub
licity and program; Carroll jackson,
Ruby Jackson and Mary Ann Calls,
membership committee
Meetings will be held on Wednes-
day evenings at the church at
o'clock. At the first meeting last
evening hamburger fry was held.
All high school students are being
invited to join and attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Prospects Bright
For Armory Site

Prospects for obtaining four OF
five acres of the property, corner Of
8th and High streets, for the site for
the new national guard armory, to be
erected in Oakland, appeared bright
this week
Brig. Gen. Harry C. Ruhl, execu-
tive officer and state quartermastcr
of the Maryland guard, was in Oak
land Monday and looked over the
ground suggested. According to Sena-
tor L. NJ. Fraley and Walter w.
Dawson, president of the Board of
Education, who accompanied him on
his inspection trip, he was highly
pleased with the plan and indicated
that contract would be awarded
right away for construction of the
building, with actual work to begin
early in the spring, providing the
property was provided.
Actual deciding of the property
hinges on an opinion of A. 7. Mat
thews, attorney to the Board of Edu-
cation. The board last week was
unanimously in favor of conveying
the required acreage providing there
was no legal barrier to such a con-
tribution. The board members were
of the opinion the contribution was
permissible when it was in the public
interest. Mr.. Dawson said yesterday
Mr.. Matthews had promised a prompt
opinion in the matter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Booster Board Meets

Several committees were named
and five detectives of the club were
approved at meeting of the board
of directors of the Oakland Booster
club held last Friday evening.
The five detectives of the club are
to boost athletics in Oakland High
school, to plan for athletic facilities
for the new building, to boost all
sports in the community, to help pro-
cure athletic facilities for Oakland,
and to honor Oakland High school
athletics annually
Willard Ryan, Nelson Langan and
Maurice Brookhart were named on
Ia bylaws committee, while those in
charge of fund raising were Emeric
Dusic, DR.. H. r. Gibson and James
Lyons.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Civic Club Hears
Talk by W. D. Slower

Members of the OaHland Civis club
heard an address by w. Dwight
Slower at the regular monthly meet
ing of the group held in the assembly
room of the Methodist church.
Slower spoke about law in the home,
covering reasons for divorce, report
ing of accidents, auto insurance, wills,
property responsibility, etc.
A report on the possibilities for an
armory was made by Mrs. E. C. Lii
Ter and the club favored support of
the project
The naming of the Centennial COM
mittee was completed and includes
Mrs. E. II. Sincell, chairman; Mrs.
Elwood Otfutt, co-chairman; Mrs. f.
z. Tower, Mrs. C. F. White, Mrs L. NJ.
Fraley, Mrs. E. C. Liller, Mrs. Ar
thur Naylor, Mrs. P. B. Naylor, Mrs.
f. A. Thayer, Mrs. Emroy Boldcn,
Mrs. Homer Bennett, Mrs. w. w.
Grant and Miss Susy Smith.
Wants Toys Clothing
The crippled children's committed
headed by Mrs. w. w. Grant, re-
quested toys and clothing from mem
bcrs and others, to be made up INTO
packages for number of needy
children of the community. Contribu-
lions were to be turned in within
two weeks either to Mrs Grant or to
other members of the committee
which included Mrs. E. |. Baumgart-
ner, Mrs. James J. Hclbig, Mrs. r.
L. Weber, Mrs. Emroy Boldcn and
Mrs. 0. T. eraser.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Terra Alta Moose Plan
'The Light Eternal''
To Present Home Talent Drama
Next Tuesday and WedneS-
day Evenings

"Thc Light Eternal" a home talent
drama, sponsored by the Moose
Lodge Of Terra Alta for the benefit
of the band mothers, will be presented
at Terra Alta High school auditorium
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Deem
Der Z and 8, beginning at p. m. Ad-
mission tickets are 35 and rs cents
The play is a dramatization of the
most important events leading up to
and connected with the Ten Com
mandments The drama has modern
angle as the story is told by grand
father to his two grandchildren in an
effort to show that people must re-
turn to fundamental truths of the
Bible if they are to live with one an
other in peace and if the nation is to
remain prosperous and great.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02

William a. Casteel, Washington, d.
c., visited here over the recent holt
days.
Misses Lois Murray, Joan Brown
ing and Ann Smart were in Cumber-
land last Friday.
Mrs. Emroy Bolden entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. D. E. Offutt had quilting
luncheon party on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 80 The new guest was Mrs. Asa
Glotfelty, of McHenry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Deer Season To Be
.Ushered in Monday
Will Continue Until Saturday
Evening, December IL, at
SundOwn-Deer Plentiful

The annual deer hunting season in
Maryland will be ushered in on Mon
day, December 6, and will continue
until Saturday evening, December IL,
at shutdown. During the open season
for deer it will be unlawful to hunt
any small game.
Hundreds of hunters already are
prepared for the opening day and a
number of reservations already have
been made with Garrett county resi-
dents. Hotel and rooming accom-
modations are at a premium.
With ammunition plentiful game
officials were predicting the greatest
number of hunters in TIE woods of
any pervious season. Last year it
was estimated 5000 or more were
cunning for bucks, and over $50 of
them were successful.
Deer Checking Stations
There will be five deer checking
stations for Garrett county, the same
as last year, with total of ten in tie
three Western Maryland counties, it
was announced by Lloyd Cook, dis
trict game warden.
The ones in this county will be
located as follows:
Sheriff's office, Oakland
| Matt Storey's Inn, Deep Greek
Lake.
Quincy Murphy's Garage, Friends
vile.
William Biddington's residence, at
Grantsville.
J Postoffice at Swanton.
! Some local hunters might possibly
use the State police headquarters at
Westernport or the Maryland State
Police barracks at LaVale.
In addition to Mr.. Cook and Leo G.
Friend, game wardens, several Other
wardens will be here from other areas
in the state where there is no open
season on deer.
Regulations remain as last yea.
Every person killing a deer must re-
port within "a hours. 1t is unlawfu l
to kill any deer except a male deer
having two or more points to one ant
Ter The limit is one per season. All
deer must be weighed and checked be-
fore being cut up.
Hunting hours are from sunrise to
sunset, which at this time of year is
about a. m. to 4:45 p. m. Hunters
are always warned each year to wear
large patches of red on their jackets
and caps to reduce the danger of ac-
cidents.
Deer may be taken with "a rifle,
giving muzzle energy of 1900 foot
pounds or more, or with a shotgun
with a single ball or slug.
Practically every available space in
boarding houses, hotels, private
homes, ETC., has been reserved by
, out of county hunters in advance
who plan to arrive Sunday night and
spend the entire week in this county
| Game authorities are predicting this
season will be the most outstanding
yet. The number of deer estimated
throughout the state is set at $4,000
with the majority in Western Mary
land
Hunters will be compelled to watch
where they hunt as many property
owners have posted their lands, as the
result of continued destruction to
their lands upon previous occasions,
and because of the apparent careless
ness which many of the hunters exer-
else in regard to their use of guns.
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