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Evening star., 1949-07-10
AUTOS WANTED (coni.)
IMMEDIATE CASH

For clean used cars. any year, ang
make or model. No delsv
, HILL & TIBBITTS
lIi4 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. aSsn.
Evening star., 1949-07-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
DODGE COUPE. ,37

DODGE COUPE, 81
In GOOD n, mech; cond,: $500. sA
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
194a FORD Tudor; r. and h; S!,S35
1947 Packard Clipper. r.. h.. 1850
1871 Packard coupe G4b
1941 Olds; Hydra-Mstic - 795
1910 Chrysler sedan = b65
ls41 Plymouth 4-dr sed. --.- 535
1889 Chevrolet G-dr. 366
1888 Ford Tudor - 266
1897 Dodge sedan l2b
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
CKatser-Frazsr Dealer,
1900 Lee Hwy. ArI., Va: CHI. 1000
AUTO
WHOLESALERS
INC.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
Ii. $4,000
100 CARS
TO CHOOSE FROM
1947 Buick Conv.
$1,595
ALL ACCESSORIES, A QUALITY
CAR: $500 DOWN. LITTLE AS
5000 WEEK.
1946 Buick Sedan
$1.195
EQUIPPED. A QUALITY CAR; S29o
DOWN. LITTLE AS s1o2b A WEEK.
1948 Buick Sedan
$1,695
EQUIPPED. A QUALITY CAR; s424
DOWN, LITTLE AS s11.2b A
WEEK
1949 Cadillac 81 Sedan
1926
ALL ACCESSORIES, 1 QUALITY
CAR; LOW WEEKLY PAYMENTS
INCLUDING INSURANCE.
1912 Chrysler Windsor
Sedan
$595
EQUIPPED. FINE coND' s14a
DOWN. LITTLE AS 81 PER WEEK
l949 LINCOLN
COSMOPOLITAN SEDAN
$2,395
VERY Low MILEAGE. DELIVERED
A SHORT TIME AGO FOR IS, $50
!. DOWN. BALANCE LOW WEEK
~ PAYMENTS INCLUDING IN
sURANCE.
1949 Olds Conv. Coupe
S2,295
ALL ACCESSORIES, A QUALITY
CAR u DOWN. BALANCE LOW
WEEKLY PAYMENTS INCLUDING
INSURANCE..
1o47 Olds 98 Sedan
$1,395
EQUIPPED. A QUALITY CAR: s34a
DOWN, LITTLE AS SI27b A WEEK
1948 Olds 90 Futuramic
Sedan
S1,895
ALL ACCESSORIES; A QUALITY
CAR s474 DOWN. LITTLE AS
S1e"s A WEEK.
1946 Olds Sedan
S1.095
EQUIPPED. A QUALITY CAR: S253
DOWN, LITTLE AS $1,000 A WEEK
1949 Olds "98" Sedan
s2,3o5
NEW ROCKET ENGINE. ALL AC-
cRssORIEs; Y. DOWN. BAL ANCB
Low WEEKLY PAYMENTS M
GLIDING INSURANCE.
1948 Pontiac Sedan
$1,595
rourppur ouATrrry TAD. Saoo
DOWN. LITTLE AS $1,000 A WEEK
1947 Dodge Sedan
$1,295
EQUIPPED. A QUALITY CAR 1924
DOWN, LITTLE AS S12 A WEEK
1888 La Sale Sedan
S295
EQUIPPED FINE coND.: SIS DOWN
LITTLE AS Sb A WEEK.
1941 Nash Sedan
1895
FINE COND: 500
DOWN, LITTLE AS 50 WEEK.
1948 Plymouth Club Cpe. |
81, 1895
ALL ACCESSORIES QUALITY CAR;
S349 DOWN. LITTLE AS S12.7b Al
WEEK.
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WILL PAY ALL Cash for clean
cars, new or used. Cal me now or
CAsTLEBERRY. 164o Bennine I'd.
moxe 81 "a cAss sS9 1oR 1ouk cAk. new
sna a. ''se g. % e.sh " woLFE MoIoRs
18TH and K sts nv TX 5as'
" USED cars cars '?S sHfRI1N@Tor rs1G es1'5 MOTOR
CO. shitllnaton Business Center,
yPT GT NEEDS s4GG 40 or Al Plymouth
sedan. No dealers, Rockville 1928
PRiVATE Ssi1E PARTY will pay approx.
81 200 for '46 Buick or Oldsmobile
sedsnette. Phone 10. 33a55 after 6.
10
LATE MODEL CAR wanted as part
down payment on my new ,oE seven
Vernon Memorial hwy. Box 3l4-s,
ATTENTION. 1STE AUTO OWNERS LET
Bell Motors get the highest retail
price for your 1915 TO la4e car II
kind II car is not sold. Car is
available to you ft any time. keep
your title till oar is sold: Drive
In In, or call u,B BELL sdod MOTORS 3olo
PoHANKA SERVICE, INC. lI2e
HoIB Sls II Jusr 4 MNTTH. i" get nsn,
e c1Sh nf usce for hi yo1E s,ss rev sE ssfo
WooP MoToR co: i517 Rhod.
FAR. E." HONEST ArrKArsALs on all
s:kiS s ffss IS ss' 'fs''s' :'
TRY TRiANGLE-we pay premium
prices for extra clean cars of popu-
lar make and model. Drive yours
moroRg esaer soI" IGs'FIon x .1. TKIasotE as q
WANTED. used cars, any year. any
make or model. for export; imms, I1Ttro
TEXAS DEALER needs clean. low
mileage new or used cars. any make
or model; will I psy 3 :, hishsst ossa essh
has all cash; will pay high price.
cHEvRoIErs-we ~ sofi need 80 new is cars
Immediately; top cash price PAID;
no Delay. MORRIS 3 HUGHES
1868. Ia
THE NATIONS CAPITAL used-car
nssaes m & ns sn9 ta.s maE eass
be brought in for appraisal. We
suggest that you get at least 6
appraisals before you bring your car
in. We don't claim to paw more
undersold in our policy. We are in
dire need Of choice cars listed below:
Chevrolets. Fords and Plymouth club
coupes. 1889 to 194a models.
Buick and Pontiac sedanettes, ~ to
"a models. Clean 'a6 to ~ models
After you've tried the rest. then try
the best. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES.
1926 Conn. ave. NV. WO. 1896 or
EN-. 1854.
OLD CARS WANTED - Immediate
cash; drive right out and get cash.
1000 Central ave. ne. HI. $3.50.
% biz aT-day sale every Tuesday.
Leave your car 8 to 10 am; Tues
Rave the buyers. We take the
trsds-in s1i Yon Yonn6sests sst 3P. TOP pr prices:
esfs Glese earimasri rd Al, uaes ox 9oao D'Ae ana
best sedan ST. 500 |!
cash will buy Describe fully. Box
4O9-S. Star.
CHEVROLET l949 a-door Seoan'
private party. MRS. MAYER, OIL |
54O0 1915: 81. $3.50 evenings.
ENGLISH MIG. !
Resoon sible professional man desires
to rent MG. for short period: offer
cash rent plus use of Buick con- /
vertible. MA. 6Ia4. IA.
TOP DOLLARS /
For good, clean used cars. See owen
McNey at
SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN
e6s Carroll st. GE. $500. cE 33o3
WE NEED clean. used cars to re-
plenish our stock. Will pay cash. |
Call or telephone
Arcade Pontiac Co.
wash.'s Largest Pontiac Dealer
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
Tor CASH PRICE, all makes. any
model; must be clean. Drive out to
MONROE FORD co.
". are as close psour phone. 1897
IAst- West hwy. .vsil. spr. Nd. 81.
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CHERNER-B R-BREWER
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

Sill Wisconsin Ave NV, WO. 1899
Evening star., 1949-07-10

HILL & TIBBITTS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
1114 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. 1850
Ill
Evening star., 1949-07-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CASH SALE

AUTO AUCTION.
Buy or sell this modern way onlv II
Did is satisfactory Never guess wfat
only cost Every Tues eve, pm,
100 18th 81. sc Ii. 3-ass1
Evening star., 1949-07-10

SIN ALL
THE BEST OF ALL
COMES FROM SMALL"
TT Is FAR WISER TO BUY A GOOD
USED CAR THAN A CHEAP USED
CAR. HERE Is A PARTIAL LIST
OF OUR MANY THOROUGHLY
CONDITIONED GOOD USED CARS:
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Many Others to Choose From
ALL CARS CARRY OUR FAMOUS
3O-DAY GUARANTEE. LIBERAL
TRADE OR TERMS.
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IOT DtJLLAho
For good, clean used ears. See Owen
McNey at
SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN
e63 Carroll St GE $500. cE 33o3
WE NEED clean. used cars to re-
plenish our stock. Will pay cash.
Call or telephone.
Arcade Pontiac Co.
wash.'s Largest Pontiac Dealer
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
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ENGLISH MIG.

Resoon sible professional man desires
to rent M.G for short period: offer
cash rent plus use of Buick con-
vertibIe. MA. fIaA Ia
Evening star., 1949-07-10

ewes. until pm. and Sunday. Ill
PACKARD 1898 100 4-dr.: r. and
h.; a clean. dependable family car
eond.; spent $3.50 on 0 it ei recently
ofier. I'm. s6sb. ' OF 10 ''
PACKARD 1s4s 4-dr.: excellent con-
ddintitoon; ditton; $3.50. Phone woodley
PACKARD 1887 sedan: in exc excel.
eond.: $500; Also camera and BIZ
cycle. Ho. 1859. Box 21s-M, Star.
10
PACKARD 1s41 "1ao" 4-door sedan:
ssoo. $500 esna 81. oa7s' @seh paint i'f. 10 rs";
PACKARD 1910 s-eyl. convert. cpe.
ss4s; lef,ss; aLi ssss. ssS H. excel Ego ei6d'
PACKARD 1a49 de luxe sedan; over
s;s: nss s:'fss Esa's sseo .sss lss
PACKARD 1947 custom super elipper
sedan; owner: very clean: custom
interior: I't. sirfoam seats. radio, con-
t1e., aS 1n mech mn nfs5ly .pS;s. nsS III
hydr valves: this is an Oidsmobiie
safety tested used car; special at
SI,3a5; sold new. for S3,974. PAUL
BROS sE. INC; & oldsmobile, 1920 Wis; l,;
3. Closed Sunday. ii
PACKARD 1912 Super Clipper; fully
equipped; orig. green finish. This
represents the finest in great motor
cars: you must see and drive to fully
ssssssfeeiesf sssc W4Ms fSsT.ntiss saxrR f. ssss sal,
PACKARD 1911 sedan. "I1o": black
finish: radio and heater; seat COW
eers: excellent condition: q real buy
sash; Io%os .r.ee dc or e., terms. rms ~ rsTTUARI
NV. IA. 5000. W. '' ~ l. ave
&c. :ssss; ( .sss sss h, Fl H.. ss''.'1:s; IS:
monthly Say .u.4ans.. n1sms up cosse e e
Nc MoBmH II1o co" 1929 22nd st. NV
PAcKARp 1871 m1o" 4-dr.: new
green finish; new seat covers; good
sasHe s5s5 sseo ses aaS down. ROYAL rs
NV. ri. 500. Open . 70 . .nt
Sunday ia
PACKARD 1e41 "11o" station wagon
excel. mech. cond.; needs som,
ROYAL MoToRs-Pacfsrd, % Il
Kennedy st. NV. To. 5000. oper
asto 3 and sunday IL
b new ton; family car: excel. cond
$3.50 or best bid. RA. 1902. LII
Evening star., 1949-07-10

SUPER SERVICE. l7ob Mt. vernon
ave. Open until pm. AL. 1924.
MERcEDEs-BENz 1898 model 200
TGat ana dSndton sss w. sis
MERCURY 194s convertible. black;
rs sss{ sooS s.i COMO c.,; s:Iias ies e
MTRcTRY 1899 convertible club
s2epe: sess ssasl and Nj n i5sip' i5ss 'srf body
MERCURY ~ town sedan, tan: heat
-. beautiful 2,tone interior. low-cost
$500 Wisconsin, EN-: $500. --l2
600 miles; 81 200; naval oficer
transferring to West Coast; desires
"rRTThs ,at7 EN- EN- 5ias sn' n fa Gf''
MERCURY 1941 club h-pass. coupe;
r. and h., good condition; S495 cash
o. SJ25 down, bal. notes. Dealer
hERcuRY 1s4s !, soe eony;, excel. eond,.
MERCURY 40 sedan with gas-savinE
overdriye: almost like new; real buy
at s. 195. D1. T3b1 TO-
MERCURY 1949 6-passenger coupe;
Berwick green, r. and h.. overdrive:
1000 miles; below list price. S2.195:
5-day trial-exchanse privilege. MAY
FLOWER MOTORS, INC. 1925 18th
st NV. RE. 0303 Open ewes.
until p.m. and Sunday. Ill
MERCURY 1a4a convertible coupe
blue, r, h, overdrive, new top: low
MILEAGE: bargain, .S2.296; 5-day
ToWER e5sEsnia MoToRs, s.Tiies INC. 1,s5 NE 18th
st. NV, RE. 0303. Open ewes
until pm. and Sunday. ii
MERCURY 40 beautiful two-door
sedan Tampico red: fully equip,
like new, low mileage, leaving coun-
try; sacrifice, $1,985. DE. $500.
Ext. ISL, 10 to 8 p.m.; CH. 3sS2
MEEisc5URY 1s4s 4-dr. ..d.; T. and
b. and s. G.; maroon, simonized,
1-owner. 11,s00 mi, new cond.;
4I.600 cash. Weekdays after 5 p p m
NC 1919: fastest sport car in its
class; mechanical condition guar
anteed: trade or sell for 81 .sa5 OF
best ofier WI S241.
NASH 1a46 4-dr Ambassador "6'i
Z. and b.. $3.50. WA. 4144.
Evening star., 1949-07-10

JhnAY, July ~. 1870
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
M(A0A The DMe1e>sce? j..

The taxpayers the United States asked provide bill
lions dollars annually defeat the spread of communism
which just another socialism We just finished
to block aggression that cost thousands CT lives and hundreds
of billions of dollars
breath asked to authorize billions
permit government into business and ut
maey drive its citizens out of fields Of activity in
Guiding self-rule-witnss Federal program
hyroectrc power production housing medicine edu
cation grants farming through subsidies, and
electric plants, steel production and long list Of other
activities
What socialism, AS defined by the Socialist League of
Britain Socialism that the land the capital
the machinery workshops of transit
banking all of production and distribution of wealth
property Today Eng
accepted this doctrine and the United States bent
on following in it's footsteps
Why are opposed to the spread of socialism and
mmism when we authorize Federal government
doctrine home rapidly it can be forced down the
throas unway, axburdened citizens under appealing dis
guises ?-Industrial News Review.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
Welfare Expenses
Reach S24,O64.36

Welfare Expenses for January
reached $24,O64.36, according to a re-
port from Francis J. Connolly, execu-
tive secretary.
Mr.. Connolly said his office was
receiving quite a number of applica-
tons for assistance under the various
categories but that due to limitation
of funds they could be placed on the
rolls, only as old cases were removed.
During January 292 persons re-
ceived old age assistance, for total
of $9,710.65, or an average of .$33.26.
Aid to dependent children involved
338 cases in 113 families, for total
of $9,071.58, an average of 1864 per
child or $80.2S per family.
Six needy blind cases received
$273.36, or an average of $45.56.
Seventy-siX persons received general
public assistance for a total Of ST.
405.49, an average of $31.91 each.
Board for children in % instances cost
$72S.27, or an average of $33.10 per
person. Administration expenses
amounted to $1,S75.O1.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24

Presentation of a basket of roses
to Patricia Gortner, daughter of Alva
G. Gortner, grand chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias of Maryland, was
one of the features of the annual
birthday celebration and Ladies'
night in Castle Hall
Mr. Gortner, former chancellor
commander of Garrett Lodge No. rs,
X. of p, and for many years loyal
worker in the state organization, is
shown in the picture with his daugh-
ter Just after the bouquet had been
presented by Walter w. Dawson, Con
her left master of ceremonies.
Around three hundred persons at
tended the event which marked the
65th birthday anniversary. The pro-
gram included an address of welcome
by Harry c. Coddington, present
chancellor; greetings from the grand
lodge by Mr.. Gortner; and history
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
Jurors For March
Term Are Selected
A. A. Calls Named Foreman of
Grand Jury Which COnvenes
March IA

Grand and petit jurors flor the
March Term of the Garrett County
circuit court were selected yesterday
morning by Associate Judge Oliver
H. Bruce, Jr., in the presence Of local
attorneys and court officials.
A. A. Calls was named foreman of
the grand jury and he and the first
twenty-five named constitute that
body which will convene on Monday,
March IA, at 10 a. m.
They include Samuel Wright, Will
liam Upperman, Ashful King, James
A. Fitzwater, Joseph Holtschneider,
Keith Stahl, Bert Griffith, Fred Hoye,
Paul D. Rafter, Perry E. Glotfelty,
Charles l.. Lewis, Britten Martin,
Carl A. Schell, Arthur w. Friend,
Nevin J. Miller, Ralph A. Murphy, R.
L. Emory, George Edwards, James A.
Wilson, Earl S. Lee, Commodore
Wakefield, Robert O. Liller.
twenty-five persons were named
as petit jurors, who will be called for
duty on Monday, March 28, at a. H..
They include Louis A. Morgart, Floyd
L. burst, Austin L. Michael, Charles
E. Warwick, Thomas r. Farrell, Leslie
f. Savage, Eldred Burns, Russell
Wright, William L. Evans, Bruce
Oney Yommer, Lawrence f. Selby, j.
Lewis Bell, William A. Chisholm, En-
roy d. Bolden, Clarence E. Grove, Ben
IL. Dewitt, Delbert r. Bittinger, Har-
ny A. Harmon, George 7. Kerins,
James W Moore, Clarence +. Stan
ton, Glen II. Yoder, Norman L. Pat
ton, Melvin d. Sisler, Frank c. Kley.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
Cub Organization
Appears Certain

Further steps toward organization
of Cub pack in Oakland will be
taken on Friday evening, February
%. at the Parish House. A picture on
clubbing was given here last Friday
by Earl S. Black, acting Scout ex-
ccutive.
Rev Austin +. Schildwachtcr, cub
master, said there would be meeting
of all interested cubs, parents, den
mothers, den dads and den chiefs at
that time, when applications for mem
bershep in the pack would be filled
out.
He said there were Is or 80 inter-
cSted boys The pack age limit is to
II years, after which they enter Boy
Scouting.
Rev. Schildwachter pointed out that
the cub program was not like Scout
ing. In Clubbing the parents aid the
child in advancing the program and
meetings are held in the homes of the
den mothers. He said the den mothers
would he named this week and also
the den chiefs who will be members
of the hoy scout troop.
At a meeting of the Mt. Top Cham
Der Of Commerce board of directors
last evening the group decided to
sponsor the now organization.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
Howard ]. White Is
Named FFBL Head

Howard j. White was named chair
man of the Farming for Better Liv-
ing Council at meeting of the coun-
Gil members last Thursday evening.
Other officers for 1919 are Maurice
S. Brookhart, co-chairman; Mrs.
Walter E. Dawson, secretary; and
Howard C. Riggs, treasurer.
Closing date for enrolment in the
1919 program was set at April l.
Thirty-thrcc farmers of the county
already have enrolled, it was stated.
Enrolment cards may be secured
from the county agents office or
from any of the Council members.
The members include Earl H. Ault,
Denzel NJ. Bowyer, William Bender,
Maurice S. Brookhart, John H. Carter,
Marvin Calls, Wilbur Close, Franklin
d. Custer, Mrs. w. E. Dawson, Miss
Eleanor X. Dearborn, Mrs. w. W. De-
Witt, Arnold Fox, Merle A. Garletts,
Mrs Kermit Glotfelty, Jessie Guard,
Dorsey Guard George Hanst, Page
Hickman, Frank Kley, Herbert Leigh
ton, Lowell Loomis, Charles f. Miller,
Clyde A. McCurdy, William w. Mace,
Blair Simmons, Clark Schlossnagle,
Mrs. Clark Schlossnagle, Stuart F..
Stahl, Frank Spoerlein, Howard c..
Riggs, Howard j. White, William
Winterberg, Foster A. Yost and Earl
l.. Zcpp.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
Roads Projects
Listed For Garrett

One new construction and several
resurfacing projects in Garrett county
are included in the State Roads pro-
gram in 1919 and 1850, it was learned
this week
Senator Neil c. Fraley said he had
been Informed of the following prof.
ects in the two-year program;
Four more miles on route 2l9,
north of Oakland, to join the four or
more miles already under construc-
ton;
Keyscr Ridge to Pennsylvania State
Line, 81 miles of resurfacing and re-
location;
West Virginia Line to West Viz
ginia Line, route 50, nine miles, re-
surfacing;
Gortner to Red House, route PIG,
resurfacing;
Accident to Flatwoods, resulfacing.
1T was also understood that there
will be some activity concerning the
relocation of route 219, between Oak
land and Gortner, which would elimi-
nate the Weber crossing, the new
highway probably crossing the B. and
0. tracks on Third street, near the
Oakland Lumber mill, and following
the Little Youghiogheny river, to con
meet with the present route some
where south of the Weber crossing.
Nothing definite however, could be
learned about this latter project.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
Local Organization
Adds New Store

Negotiations for the purchase of
stock and fixtures of the Grimes
Women's Wear store in Marlinton, w
Va, have been completed by The
Half Price Stores, it was announced
this week by Irwin Field.
The acquisition of the Marlinton
store will make the eighth store opcr-
ated by the organization in the state
of West Virginia, other stores in that
state being located in Mooreficld,
Petersburg, Franklin, Parsons, King
wood, Keyser and Redwood. Add
tional stores are operated in Oakland,
Westernport, Md, and Mcyersdale,
Pa.
Mr.. Field said the entire stock of
the Grimes store would be placed on
sale for quick clearance, after which
the store would be closed for remodel
ing, and would be stocked with cloth
ing and dry goods.
The manager for the new unit will
be named from within the organi-
cation, within few days, Mr.. Field
stated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
Library Plans
Are Progressing

Deeds were completed yesterday by
the Board of County Commissioners
and the Board of Library Trustees for
the conveyance to Howard A. Turner
and wife for 60 feet of the lot immedi-
ately adjacent to the former Nc
Comas property on Second street.
Papers also were executed by the
Commissioners and Library Board for
moving he CAVITY dwelling on the
corner of Second and Center street,
to the 6O-foot lot of the Turner's.
Mr.. Turner plans to begin moving
the dwelling within the next few
weeks.
Revised plans are being prepared
for the new Ruth Enlow Memorial Ii
brary building, to be erected on the
Canty lot, it was stated this morning
by +. E. Rathbun, chairman of the
library board.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
Rotary Club
To Preview Song

The Havanas Sisters of Uniontown,
Pa, to be on the program at the an
nual Rotary club Ladies' Night ON
Friday evening, are scheduled to sing
"Heartbroken" during the evening.
These singers were given copies of
the song written by Emcric Dusic and
Paul Monda, by Walter E. Dawson,
chairman of the program committee,
to previcw it for the local Itotarians
and their wives.
According to Dusic, everything APP
pears to be set for the presentation
Of the song this Saturday, February
2G, by radio on the MAKE Way for
Youth" program at $3.50 p. m. This
is the first song by Dusic, a local
business man, and Paul Monda,
of Thomas, W. Va, to receive nation
wide attention.
Dusic this week received one of
the original Coast" recordings of
the song which Lorry Raine recorded
with the Don Large male quartet and
orchestra accompaniment. The quar-
tet has been on tour with Wayne King
and his orchestra throughout the mid
west. Rosemary Wayne is also ex-
pected to feature 'Heartbroken" on
some Of her programs from Chicago
in the near future.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
Lenten Services
To Begin March 2

The first of series of union mid
week Lenten services in the Protes-
tant churches of Oakland will be held
Wednesday evening, March ,, in ST.
Marks Lutheran church.
The theme of the entire series of
sermons will be upon the parallels of
Jesus, and Rev. Austin f. Schild-
wachter, Episcopal rector, will speak
next Wednesday upon the subject
preparing the Soil"
1t was announced that S. r. Nayor
had been named treasurer of the
Lonten offerings which are used for
the advancement of the Daily Va
cation Bible school.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-24
DEWEY WHITACRE
DIES AS RESULT
OF CAR ACCIDENT
Kitzmiller Miner Dies of Skull
Fracture-Carl Harvey Is Held
On Manslaughter Charge

Carl Harvey, 33, Kitzmiller, was ar
rested by police on Monday evening
shortly after Dewey Harrison Whit
acre, 81, Kitzmiller miner, was pro-
nounced dead as the result of an auto
mobile accident on the Vindex road,
west of Kitzmiller.
Harvey was arrested as he slept in
wreck damaged truck about nine
tenths of mile from the scene where
Whitacre was found dead in his jeep,
according to Trooper Robert Henline.
Police gave the following version of
the accident, which took place during
heavy fog which had settled ov
the area early in the evening, max
visibility even for short dist
very difficult.
A group of men driving over t.
VindeX road found Whitacre lyin,
across the front seat of his jeep. The
windshield was pushed out and splint-
cred and the left front of the vehicle
was badly damaged.
Elwood Comp, a passenger in the
car, told police the jeep engine was
still running and the lights were on.
Comp, police said, drove the jeep to
Blaine, w. Va, where Whitacre was
pronounced dead. Police said Comp
did not know the man was dead.
Police were summoned by the
Sharpless funeral home and Trooper
Henlme arrested Harvey as the
former was enroute to the accident.
He said he found Harvey's truck
stuck in ditch with the front slight
ly damaged and left headlight
knocked out.
DR.. f. |. Baumgartner, deputy state
medical examiner, pronounced Whit
acre dead and said he suffered multi
pie fractures about the left side of
the body. Death was attributed to
skull fracture
The victim was employed at the
Garrett Coal company mine near
NlndeX and was enroute home after
working the night shift, police said.
He committed to and from work in
the jeep.
Harvey was questioned by States
Attorney Dwight Slower and later re-
leased under $4,000 bond for his ap-
pearance at a hearing on Tuesday,
March 8. He was charged with man.
slaughter by truck.
Whitacre was a son of Mrs. Jane
Whitacre and the late Thomas Whit
acre. His wife, the former Viola
Knots, died six years ago. He is sur
Ivived by four children, three brothers,
Truman Whitacre and Wesley Whit
acre, near Kitzmiller; and Thomas
Whitacre; two sisters, Mrs. Viola
Wilt, Kitzmiller; and Mrs. Julia
Rhodes, Deer Park.