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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
Seven Births Recorded

Seven births were recorded at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland during the past week, five
boys and two girls.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel E. Butt, Jr., Oakland, on the
10Th; son to Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe II.
Teets, Deer Park, on the 10th; a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh A.
Ream, Oakland on the 2Sth; son to
Mr. and Mrs Junior A. Tasker, Terra
Alta, on the 10Th; son to Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Friend, Oakland, on
the 10Th; daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford A. Friend, Deer Park, on the
9th; son to Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Z. Thomas, Terra Alta, on the Both.
Census this morning at the hospital
was 80 adults and 5 infants
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
Mt. Top Baseball
League Opens Season

The Mountain Top Baseball league
opened its season last Sunday but
only two Of five scheduled contests
were played The other contests were
raned out.
Terra Alta defeated Loeb Lynn 8
to Z at Terra Alta, w. Va, while
Friendsville topped Salisbury at the
latter place 6-2.
Games are scheduled for Sunday
afternoons, with postponed games to
be played by the Thursday following.
League officers are Charles Shaffer,
Oakland, president; Jesse Walker,
Kitzmiller, vice-president; Leo f.
Cover, Oakland, secretary; Roy
Broadwater, Accident, treasurer.
The teams and their managers are:
Salisbury, Dale Hoffman; Bttinger,
j. Hetrick; Aurora, Jack Adams; Loeb
Lynn, Don Williams; Kitzmiller, Carl
Schell; Swanton, Lester Sweitzer;
Friendsville, Ivan Humberson; Acct
dent, Charles Strauss; Oakland,
George Sanders; Terra Alta, Mike
Root.
Games scheduled for Sunday, May
6:
Oakland at Loeb Lynn, Swanton at
Aurora, Salisbury at Bittinger, Acct
dent at Friendsville, Terra Alta at
Kitzmiller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
SwantOn Scouts Meet

The newly organized Boy Scouts at
Swanton held their first official meet
ing last Thursday, April 26, at the
Swanton school. Foster Riggs, scout
master, presided, and all members of
the troop committees were present.
They are Rev. John j. Atwell, Harold
d. Garrett, Western W. Friend, Ar
thur E. Rhodes, Jr, Bruce Sweitzcr,
Elwood George, Gayle Warwick and
Ellis Harvey. Orval L. Teets is the
assistant scoutmaster and Michael II
Frantz is adviser.
Mr.. Riggs said that progress was
made in teaching the boys their re-
quirements for the Tcnderfoot badge
Plans were made for a visit to the
Fortney cabin on Deep Creek Lake
and plans we're made for advance
ment Of second class scouts to first
class rank.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
Marvin Mills Named
Student Council Head
At Oakland High

Marvin Mills, lie, defeated George
Meats, liza, in the contest for presi-
dent Of the Student Council at Oak
land High school in the school-wide
election held last Friday.
Other officers for 1951-52 are Shir-
ley Friend, vice-president; John
White, secretary; Martha Beckman,
treasurer.
Mills has served on the Monitor
committee in each of his three years
in the Council and was chairman of
that committee the past year. Mills
has suggested a revision in the point
system to make it more difficult to
get school letter. He also favors
more equality in council meetings for
Junior High members and wants the
council to take more active part
in sponsoring social affairs within
the school.
Mills was Citizen of Tomorrow
delegates to the district Rotary con-
vention in Bedford, recently, and also
was representative at the district
Student Council meeting in Hagers-
town last month.
Shirley Friend won out over Elaine
Graham and Kitty Gnegy for vice
president. White defeated Naomi
Lewis, Loretta Wolfe, Lou Ellen
Hardesty, and Anita Warwick, for
secretary. Martha Beckman topped
Grace Sisler for the treasurer posi-
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
Fourth Quarterly Conference
AT st. PaurS Methodist Church

The Fourth Quarterly Conference
of st. Pauls Methodist Church will
be held this evening at 1880 o'clock in
the Assembly room of the church, with
DR.. Ross Linger, District Superinten-
dent, of Romney, W. Va, presiding.
At this time, reports of the years
work will be received from all officers
and the officers for the new confer
ence year will be chosen.
This meeting is open for all mem
bers of the church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
Local NeuVS

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. kildow, of Deep
Creek Lake, spent last Thursday and
Friday at the home Of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. p. Smouse,
near Oakland.
Nancy Bittinger, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold G.. Bittinger, south
of town, observed her 9th birthday by
having several friends in for refresh
ments last Thursday after school.
Earl D. Nicholson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Nicholson, of Loeb Lynn,
has entered the army air force and
left last weekend for Lakeland air
force base in Texas for training.
There will be bake sale, sponsored
by the Missionary society of the Luth-
eran church beginning at $3.50 on Fri
day morning, May 4, in the Dewitt
and DeBerry store on Alder street
Butch" limbaugh, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy William limbaugh, had
several of his friends in for dessert
after school on Tuesday afternoon in
honor of his Sth birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perrine and
sons, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Killius, of Loeb Lynn, spent
last Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Killius and family, near
Springs, Pa.
E. Ray Jones went to Hagerstown,
Ind, last Friday and upon his return
to Oakland yesterday was accom-
panied by Mrs. Jones who had spent
two weeks there with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Hansen, and infant son.
Mrs Harry L. temple returned 20
her home this past weekend after
visiting her son-in-Iaw and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Glade, in
Arlington, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Glade
accompanied Mrs. Stemple to Oak
land and spent the weekend.
Twenty-one members of the Under
wood III club attended the worship
service in St PauI's Methodist church
! in Oakland on Sunday. They were ac-
companied by Miss Ethel Grove, home
demonstration agent, and their lead
ers, Miss Vida burst and Eugene
Matthews.
Mr. Felix Robinson motored to Oak
land from New York last Friday night
and ON Saturday continued on to
Charleston, W. Va, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, Monica, who
attended d convention OF the National
Sociological Society, a group inter-
ested in cave exploration.
Members Of the Harmed Bible class
of ST. Pauls Methodist church will
meet in the class room on Tuesday,
May 8, at p. m. A social hour will
follow the business meeting. Host
esses are Mrs. f. A. Thayer Jr., Mrs.
Arthur Naylor, ST.; Mrs. Ralph Fau-
Der, and Mrs. Arthur Lawton.
Mrs. Walter +. Dawson, president
of the Republican Women's club of
this county, was in Annapolis last Sat
urday where she attended luncheon
given by Governor Theodore X. Nc
Keldin. She also attended the meet
ing of the State Federation Of
Women's clubs. Her two children WISH
ted in Washington, d. c.
DR.. Joseph E. Harmed, local phar-
macist, remains belfast at his home
GU Second street. Assisting in the Har-
ned pharmacy at preent is Tracy
Curry, pharmacist from Thomas, w.
Va, who worked for DR.. Harmed
thirty years ago, but who has had a
business of his own since that time
in the nearby West Virginia town.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03

Maryland of overlooking their trucks
during the week of March 81 to April
Z, it has been revealed.
The firms include Blaine Frantz,
Friendsville, and Sanders Motor
Freight, Oakland. Frantz was fined
$25.75. He has had one conviction
since January l, 1850. The local
Motor freight had two convictions and
was fined $500; two violations since
January l, 1850.
Cases were recorded in the records
Of the State Roads commission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IL
IN ONE HOUR

If NOT PLEASED, your iOc back from any
druggist. T-i-L is specially made for HIGH
CONCENTRATION. Undiuted alcohol base
gives great PENETRATING power. Kills I'M
bEnnED germs ON contact. NOW at ENG
LANDER'S.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

ElShth street Oakland, Md.
Rev. r. T. Brohawn, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Morning
worship, II a. m. Evangelistic service
1880 p. m.
Cottage prayer meeting this Friday
will be in the Cuppet Convalescent
home, 1880 p. M, here in the city on
Deer Park road
Tuesday, church prayer service, 1870
p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03

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MIS- ieie" mayer ei''ei ,"'''e''
ileiii'elS u iiei u i'se 'iu0 VII : ''e9
"'S evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Naylor were
WISHING lilei'''S III 0"'''''' '''''' W
SUNDAY
Mrs. Thane White remains a patient
at Garrett County Memorial hospital
"'ieie sue - RECEIVING = '''''''e''''
At the regular meeting of the
Mayor and Town Council on Mon
day evening the tax rate for the year
- - "'N '''NN
Mrs. c. N. McIntire, who spent
the winter with members of her fami-
Iv in Washington, ID. c., has returned
" ~ ''0'''O
Carl Stone returned to his home
ON Monday after having been patient
i'm the local hospital as the result Of
- W
Mrs. j. V. Bundus, of Chicago, H.,
arrived here Monday where she will
spend week visiting her father Mr..
George Little. and family.
Glenn 7. Randol, of Mt. Lake Park,
returned to his home on Wednesday
morning after having spent several
weeks in Chicago on business.
members of one of the Tuesday Night
bridge clubs at her apartment on See
ond street, on Tuesday evening.
MIS- howard N"yiol entertainer "
in honor Of the ninth birthday ami
versary of her daughter, Gail
WI > 'uiiuS III Imam ''re'1eo 'iie
Md i"i'u ASSoei"'loi' VI Quincy
legc, Frederick, on Saturday, April %
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were in GETTYSBURG. Pa. several DAYS
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1o.+,,,a,., o,,d - a++o,d +bo alumni
COLLATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerlc Dusic enter
tanned with birthday party in honor
of the 9th birthday anniversary of
their son Ricky, on Tuesday evening.
There were eight couples and square
dancing was the diversion.
ME- ana MIS-. rage hlckhlah
motofed 10 Fhlilppl' W. Na'' last
evening 10 Visl1 MS mothef' MIS-
WINNIE hickman, OF HafflSVille' w.
a. VINO Is d paViehI III the Meyers
Cllhlc hoSpital IN that ety.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03

The Christian Democrat party was
victorious in state election IN west
Germany.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
Convicted of Overlooking

Two firms from this area we're
listed among Al convicted in courts in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28

NANUsCRITPTs FOR ISRAEL

TEL AVN, Israel-LPl-V Val
uasle Hebrew manuscripts re-
Gently have been brought by inn
migrants from Arab and other
Oriental countries to Israel ac-
cording to a spokesman for the
Oriental Communities Research
Institute here. Some Of them will
soon be published in book form.
he said.
In addition, the institute has
arranged for thousands of import
ant Hebrew manuscripts to be
micro-filmed in library archives
in Cambridge. Oxford. Istanbul
and New York.
Closer cooperation between Is
rael and American libraries was
agreed upon during the recent Wis
it Of DR.. Lawrence Warwick, chief
of the Hebrew section Of the
Washington Library Of Congress,
which contains 10000 Gooks on
Semetic and Jewish subjects, over
10000 publications in Hebrew and
some 10000 in Yiddish
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
Saliva Test TO
Replace Blood

PHILADELPHIA. Up In
stead of pricking your finger to
get a sample of blood the doctor
may soon be saying:
Spit in this spoon
He will be using the saliva for
some tests now made only on
blood. These tests were explained
TO the American Association for
the Advancement of Science,
opening its 18th annual meeting,
with thousands of scientists
coming to Philadelphia to make
more than one thousand scientific
reports.
The saliva report vas made by
DR. Francis Krasnow. of the Gug-
genheim dental clinic, New Yorl:
City. She and associates dis
covered that saliva contains
cholesterol in the same amounts
that the chemical appears in your
blood.
ChoIeserol is a substance com
mon in food, especially In egg.
and it is part of your BODY
chemical processes. This stufS
gets OH Of order during arthrlti:
and tac rheumatic diseases. II Is
one of the causes ut rot til.
main one-pf hardening Of tx
arteries.
Saliva Of healthy persons COZ.
tains less cholesterol than that ot
sick people. The difference, DR..
Krasnow said, is easily neasur-
able. When you have tooth decay
or other dental troubles, there is
more eholesterol in your saliva
When you have toot1. troubles an
also are sick, there is the largest
amount of saliva cholesterol
DR.. krasnow said all this makes
the spit q good diagnostic tool.
A new index for the danger
Of radioactivity was reported from
the Argonne Laboratory in Chi
cago of the U. S. Atomic Energy
Commission. The more primitive
a living tissue is, the less it is
harmed by radioactivity. Human
beings are made largely of the
complicated tissues.
This does not. mean there is no
hope for human beings to escape
harm from radioactivity. The
study serves to set up an addi-
tional method Of judging how
much racioactiyity we can stand.
At present that danger point for
human beings is not known.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
LAkERs GOT a STAR
IN SKOCG

MINNEAPOLIS-As if having
George Nikan isn't enough
The Minneapolis Lakers of the
National Basketball Association
now have Myer Upton tWhitey}
Skoog, ono of the greatest players
ever to represent the University
of Minnesota
When SSoog came off the floor
after his last game for the Co
piers. DR.. L. J Morrill,, president
Of the university. rushed out and
shook his hand.
On top of breaking most Min
nesota scoring records, Skoog was
brilliant student. He has the
Big Ten Medal to prove it. The
medal includes proficiency in
studies.
Whitley scored $50 points for
the Gophers In three years. Last
season he netted 316 points in Il
games. Skoog missed only four
free throws last season
4 modest fellow of "a. Skoog
vas the No. / draft choice of the
I.akers. When aEikan first saw
rim he said: ltskoog was the
greatest junlx shot ! ever saw
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28

INDIANAPOLIS L a d j, d
khaki colored dog with an IN
usual appetite. serves as a VA
ing ashtray III the Robert NJ. Con
Ion household.
Lady eats cigarette butts
warm ones. that is. She loves
them and begs for them. And eat
ing them apparently doesn't harm
her.
She aoesnt like cold ores or
stale ones. Those that have cool
ed overnight hold no attraction.
But fresh ones. even with a bill
of fire in them, are delicious to
Lady.
The veterinarian who treats
Lady says she has a perverted
appetite but the tobacco habit
doesn't seem to harm her. In fact
he says, as long as she eats faes
she won't be bothered by worms.
He says her case is unusual"
Lady IS five years old. part
Boxer and part Great Dane.
Mrs. Rosalie ConIon SAYS
Lady'S habit is bit embarrassing
at times because when guests
smoke cigarettes Lady can hardly
wait until the cigarettes are dis
carded, and if a guest should
hold the cigarette within reach,
Lady will snap at il.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
SPORTS
Enlistment Open
At Wilmington

2252D AIR FORCE. RESERVE
TRAINING CENTER, Clinton
County Air Force Base Former
Servicemen or civilians with spe.
cialized medical experience OF
training, can now enlist in the
910th Medical Group of the newly
activated Cloth Air Force Train.
ing Wing at the Clinton County
Air Force Base, Wilmington, Ohio
it was announced today by Lit
Colonel Verdier z. Moore, Com
manding Officer Of the 2252D
Air Force Reserve Training
Center.
The cloth Medical Group is
expected to be formally actiyated
on the 18th of December at Clin-
ton County Air Force Base. Will
mington, Ohio. Captain Walter j.
Mcclellan Adjutant Of the 2252D
AFRTC, indicated that vacancies
both in the officer and airmen
grades are now open in the new
reserve wing.
Officers with Dental, Registrar,
Medical, Nurse General Duty,
Nurse Operating Room, Medical
Supply and Flight Surgeon ex-
perience are being sought for the
910th Medical Group.
Airmen who can qualify as
Senior Aero Medical Specialist,
Senior Medical Administrative
Specialist, Dental Assistant, Phar-
macy Technician. Medical Supply
Tcchnician, Medical Laboratory
Technician, Pathological Techni-
clan, are also being accepted into
tho newly formed Medical Section.
For further information write
1t. Colonel Verdier F. Moore,
Commanding Officer, 2252D Air
Force Reserve Training Center,
Clinton County Air Force Base,
Wilmington Ohio, or phone Will
mington 7125,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
Cigar Smoking Lad. 3,
Dosen't Like Bullets

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-William
Glenn Greene is a man of the
world who, at the age OF 3, can
take in stride a black cigar, a
chew Of tobacco or a bullet in the
head.
Strap Iron is his nickname
around Brushy Mountain State
Prison at nearby Petros. where
his father, Reuben Greene, is
commissary manager.
The healthy-looking, tow-headed
boy said he smokes two or three
cigars a day and takes a chew
when he can get one, but he's not
too keen about bullets.
He lit up cigar, inhaled deep
ly and turned his attention to
toy truck as his father told of the
shooting incident which took
place on the eve of his third birth
day last July.
I'VE went to little store, and
Scrap Iron walked behind the
counter and picked up a gun we
didn't even know was there.
He couldn't pull the trigger
with his finger, but he did manage
to pull it with his thumb and the
bullet grazed him almost in the
center of the forehead.
THE bullet punctured a can of
tomato juice on the counter and
the juice dripped down on his
head. We thought he was badly
wounded because Of the blood
but at the hospital it turned out
to be just a flesh wound.
AT that, it took four stitches
to sew it up
Greene said his son picked up
his smoking and chewing from
convicts at the state prison about
the time he was learning to walk
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
SIX IRISH VETERANS

NOTRE DAME. Ind-tP-
Notre Danes basketball team has
six monogram winners from the
1950-51 squad. They are Leroy
Leslie Of JohnstoWn, Pa, John
Naunayr Of san Francisco. Bob
Wrav Of Brooklyn. Jim Gibbons
of Chicago, Norbert Lewinski Of
Chicago and Gerald McCloskey Of
Toledo. New Irish coach this year
is Johnny Jordan.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
St. Johns Rated
The No. / Team

NEW YORK. -tAP)- St. Johns
University of Brooklyn was rated
the no. ! college basketball team
III the country in the weekly
Association Press poll, but you
can't convince the University Of
Kentucky.
Voters of the nations sports
and sportscasters were cast over
the weekend. The weekly poll
closed Monday afternoon, several
hours before Kentucky and st.
Johns met at Lexington, Ky. The
Kentucky Wildcats trounched the
Redmen, 81 to 10.
One hundred and three ballots
were received and st. Johns got
SO first place votes TO only Is
for Kentucky. which was ranked
No. ! a week ago. st Johns,
which had won five straight
games up until the Kentucky
games, was No. 2 last week. This
time, the Redman received a total
OF S31 points, while Kentucky
got 6S7.
The voting obviously was in
fluenced by Kentucky's upset de-
feat at the hands of Minnesota
last week, 61-57. St. Johns had
thumpcd Rhode Island State Sat
urday night, S2-62.
Illinois, a favorite for the Big
Ten crown, St Louis University
and Kansas state remained the
No. B, 4 and 5 teams in that
Order-Same as last week
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
ARMY TEAM WILL TRAVEL

WEST POINT, n. Y.-(AP)The
1852 edition Of the Army football
team will be a travelling one. The
Cadets are booked for two inter-
sectional trips. An early season
game with Southern California at
Los Angeles and a November con-
test with Georgia Tech at Atlanta
are scheduled. Three new foes
appear on the Army card South
Carolina replaces Villanove in the
opening game. Pittsburg fills the
spot vacated by Harvard. WI
replaces The Citadel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
ACCIDENTAL DEATH

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya-R
An Indian Communist terroris.
was shot to death by his own
rifle which he vas swinging in a
brutal beating Of a fellow Com
munist in their jungle hideouf
The story came to light in 4 let
ter found when security forces
found the body Of another Indian
terrorist.
The tough guy was striking the
other Communist with the rifle
which he was holding by the bar
rel He forgot the safety catch
vas not applied and the trigger
mechanism Nas jerked loose.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
NOTICE or JOINT ArrI4cATro.


Public notice in Hereby given
that Mrs. NADIA II. THrgey has IN, d
an application with the Public
Utilities Commission fo transfer
Contract Motor Carrier Permit No.
1892 t. churlus G. Grove VINO nas
joined n such application seeking
TO transport for the following per-
sons. firms or rorperasions
Name. Nirginia-EafoIIna Chemical
Corpora 1ion
Address Murray Road street
Bernard Station
Cincinnati. Ohio
Interested parties may obtain
further Information as To said
application by addressing The Public
LtIiltaes Coinmissioa Of Oaio,
Colum bus. Ohio.
Mrs NADIA a. Turreg
q = Fourth It. London Ohio
Transfer0r
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-28
COACHES WYOMING R.s

LARAMIE. Wvo. -LP Chuck
Rodermel. 27-year-old senior. is
assisting Coach Everett Shelton
with the Wyoming B basketball
SQUAD this season. Rodcrmel. ma
Joring in physical education,
coached the Laramie Mahse-Baker
team to the state AAU champion
ship last season. Rodermel, mar
ried and the father Of q 15-month
old son, is d graduate Of Shannon.
IL. High.