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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Lora O'Brien, VS.. George Patrick
O'Brien. No. 1923 Equity, In the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County, Mary
land.
The object of this suit is to procure
divorce A NINCULO MATRIMONII
and for custody of an infant child.
The Bill states that the Complain
ant and the Respondent were married
in Arlington, Virginia, on the 22nd day
of March, 1917, by a duly ordained
Catholic Priest; that one child was
born of said marriage; namely, George
Patrick O'Brien, Jr., who was born
on the 9Th day of March, 1919, and
who is in the custody of the Com
plainant; that the Respondent deserted
and abandoned the Complainant on or
about the 18th day of August, 1919, and
that said desertion and abandonment
has continued uninterruptedly for
more than eighteen months prior to
the filing of the said Bill of Com
plant and that there is no reasonable
hope or expectation of reconciliation
between the parties; that the Com
plainant is resident of Garrett
County, Maryland; that the Respon-
dent is a nonresident of the State of
Maryland and is a resident of the
State of Illinois; that both parties are
adults.
1t is, thereupon, this 18th day of
April, 1851, ORDERED by the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County, Mary
land, in Equity, that the Complain
ant, by causing this Order to be in
serted in some newspaper published
in Garrett County, Maryland, once a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10

FOR SALES. c. brown Legholr
Matching eggs from Pulorum clean
flock. Phone 7l5-M Oakland ADJ
1l-2t"
FOR SALE-Dismantlng for parts,
good disable parts. n Studcbakel
Commanders, IS Chevrolet, Is Ply
mouth, 81 Olds 6. '35, 3G, 81 Fords,
35. '3G Odds 6. '3S LaSalle, '36 Ply
mouth. Kelly Auto Sales, Bayard
| w. Na.-Adv. 11-tf.
FOR SALE Mohair apiece liv-
ing room suite. fine condition; wheel ;
and aXlos for boat launching, several
| different size wood. mon, and step
pulleys, also shafting and boxing, used
belts, used lumber, | Oliver chilled
pillow. See Ernest Ashby, Crellin. on
phone 499-W-1.-Adv. 11-2t
FOR E-Transmission for most
kinds cars. Generators and starters.
truck and car springs, good G00X1G
tires. Plenty of odd sizes. Plenty
Model A parts. 100 feet of new cop
per tubing Rear ends and front
ends, truck beds. 4 pickup beds.
Henry /. Gibson, Loeb Lynn. Phone
I29-R.-Adv. lost
FOR SALE-1939 Mercury 2-door
sedan, new motor job. new tires.
heater, $225; 1888 Studcbaker Com
mander. radio. heater. new motor job,
S1G5; 1899 LaSalle 4-door sedan, good,
$3.50; 1885 Tcrraplane 4-door, 500
1896 Plymouth coupe. SIS. We finance
through bank. Kelly's Auto Sales.
Bayard, w. Va.-Adv. lift.
ron CAT ~.
eral Washington coal and wood cook
stove, good condition; Farm Master
2-unit milking machine, complete with
pipe and Briggs and Stratten engine,
slightly used; Shenandoah wood
brooder, good condition; loyal. and
3 S-gal. milk cans. See Randall Jor-
dan or J. c. HardestY, Oakland.-Adv.
9-3t*
SOLVE YOUR Housing Problems. .
New "Glider'" House Trailers at re-
duced prices now on display at Nc
Cullough Motors, Oakland, Nd. All
trailers have flush toilet and shower.
Come in and compare. Also many used
cars for sale at bargain prices with a
guarantee for thirty days. Pick-ups,
Jeeps and heavy trucks we always
have in stock.-Adv. 7-8t
FOR SALE room cottage with
bath, full basement, garage, electric
and bottled gas, Handicapped lawn and
about one acre of ground. Cottage is
modernly furnished and can be
bought furnished or unfinished. Lo-
Gated in the recreational area Of Deep
Greek Village. Dr.. Sidney Dantzic, PSI
South Broadway, Baltimore 81, Md.
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NEW GERMANY

Pvt. Arch Warwick, Indiantown
Gap. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Har-
ris and daughter, Baltimore, and Miss
Doris Warwick, Cumberland, visited
Mn. and Mrs. Willie Warwick over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Broadwater, Miss
Vera Broadwater and Ralph Wiley
were recent callers at the Ralph
Wiland home
The Homemakers Club met recent
ly at the home Of Miss Zella Broad
water. Miss Ethel Grove, home
demonstration agent, was present.
Miss Vida Warwick attended the
Apple Blossom Festival at Win
chester, on Friday.
Mrs. Orville Stark and Mrs. Floyd
Broadwater represented the local
guild at the regional meeting in
Meyersdale, Pa, on Saturday.
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FOR RENT

II OEJ NEIV
WIZ roh hh-< l. I-F4StGfe' Apply a. =
" aIiilch'--[AuN' I'LL
GARDEN for rent. 81 Alder St,
phone 40o.-AdV. l-5t.
FOR RENT-Sleeping room. Apply
81 Liberty street.-Adv. ll-3t"
FOR Furnished apart
ment. R. L. Sebold, Deer Park.-Adv
9-3t.
FOR RFNT-Four room anartment
furnished Phone DAT. so Second ST
ADV. loft
NON nr1r1, c..-. !,
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Along the Potomac
to Washington
BY j. Glenn Beall
Congressman Sixth District

Almost II months orto,. Ill.,, -+,,t ,r
the Koroar won. and orto,. +h. 1r,;..j
States has su,roroI ovo,. go ono
casualties tbi. copnt,.,, h.s ,,,,-
posed am ol.,ns nn,bar.,o o,,i,.+ C,,,,-
munist Chino So that ono sollio,. +,
Korea sbould ne tbo t,ruot or , huI-
let manufactured f., t,o r,oo ,,.,,,l,l :"
This oroDosal vas rodo bv An,nr;.
can DELEGATE Ernest 4 Cros- boforo
the United Nations sanctions CAM
mittee and win In nrt IL tho form, NJ
a formaI resolution This wool, al
though it was reliably reported that
some Of the - committee members
were against taking such a step at
this time. How much longer must
American men be made to sacrifice
for "business-as-usual" by some of
our so-called allies?
ALTHOUGH the Administrations made
strenuous efforts to keen the lTac-
Arthur hearings confined to tba NOM
bers of tbo Fmaion Affairs and
Armed Services Committees &c tbn
Senate. q comnromise was rnachod so
that all % members of tbo Senate
were permittpd to at+ond II was the
opinion of the opposition that these
meetings shold bo made nublic os
far as securitv permitted IN order
that all facts in the case conld he
Judged ON their merits The Amori-
can nublic is entitled to know all the
facts which have a hearing ON ON.
foreign policy and the future of our
nation.
Dona1I Do,,.a, ,dn,;ui.4uo4;,.o
.is+a,,+ - +bo p.os;dam+ I'M. - la.t
.,coo,+.d +,a i,,.;ta+;o,, - tI,a caa"to
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d.Is - ,o,,oa,. Lorara tl,,+ .a,,,,,i++ao
to,.,,od ...'sini,oY ~. tbo p,a.iIo,t
E,,4 ,,,I;ol, ,,,a,,,.,.,d ,,,;,,I- oaat a,;f+.
free Florida hotel stavs and unduo in
huence in RFC loans. Although the
RFC will now be under the direction
Of one man instead Of a fivc-man
commission, SUch men as former
President Hoover, who set up the
RFC during depression times to as
sist business, Jesse Jones and Mar
riner Eccles, who formerly headed up
that organization, have called for It's
elimination. Mr. Hoover cited such
loans as those ranging from $4,000 to
@l'5oo'0oo made to hotels IN .
states; IA loans made to soft drink
manufacturers; Is loans to theatres
and bowling alleys and others made
to beauty parIors, pool rooms and
even to q snake farm lie stated, =
see no reason why the taxpayers
money Should be used 10 subsidlze
Ian ger peacetlme business. What
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10
ORDINANCE

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I An ordinance of The Mayor and
! Town Council of Oakland. Maryland,
; relating to the drilling Of wells for
ell on gas within the corporate limits
/ of the Town of Oakland, Garrett
County, Maryland, providing for the
/ obtaining Of permits for such drilling
! and regulating generally such opera
| tion3.
Section 1. Be it enacted and or
! dained by The Mayor and Town Coun-
1 Gil of Oakland, Maryland, that from
= and after the passage of this ordinance
/ no person, firm on corporation shall
( drill Il well for oil or gas within the
cor porate limits of said Town, with
out having first obtained Il permit
from the said The Mayor and Town
/ Council Of Oakland to conduct such
drilling operations. A fee of S250.0O
shall he paid to The Mayor and Town
! Council of Oakland at the time of the
( filing of an application for such per-
/ NIT.
Sec. , And be it further enacted
and ordained, that no such permit
! shall be issued by the said The Mayor
and Town Council Of Oakland until the
z
( person. firm or corporation seeking
such permit shall file with the Clerk Of
= said municipal corporation an indem-
I nifty bond or liability insurance policy
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10

But when he Juice has been
squeezed out Of these learned and
interesting volumes, the Truths es-
sence turns out to be much the
same as what we can find by read
ing the Old Testament. True. the
nations under the Old Testament
lens are not big empires like Rome,
still less like the British Empire;
the Kingdom of Israel was only
about 100 miles long and 60 miles
wide, while the Kingdom of Judah
was smaller than many an Amcri-
can county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10

The student of his
tory may delve in
to such books as
Gibbons Decline
and Fall of the Ro-
man Empire or
Spengler's pessi-
n1istic Decline of
the Vest. or Toyn-
bees more optinis-
tic Sky olU m e
"Ct1dv of LietOrv'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10

The Census Bureau estimated the
population of the United States, in
GLIDING mem IS Of the armed forces
overseas total> 153,065,000 on@Jan-
uary |.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10
OFFICE AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS

One office Desk, 2 desk trays, ,
small filing Cabinets. l office Chair,
l Typewriter, l Check Writer, l credit
slip System, l charge account File,
3-pc. living room Suite, 9-pc. dining
room Suite, l Westinghouse electric
Stove, , bedroom Suites, l Maytag
Washing Machine, electric Mangle, |
breakfast Set, 9X12 Administer Rugs,
, end Tables, floor Lamp, l Book
case, 1 oil Stove, 1 coal Stove, Cot,
l pressure Cooker, 2 heating Stoves, 1
Smoker, 1 galvanized Bath Tub, l
wash Tub, and many other articles.
TERMS OF SAIE-Cash.
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How Ia5zo1s Decay
Lesson for Hay 13, 1851

siFrHE mortality rate Of nations is
: 1907 So Dr.. T. W. Lingle
used to put the fact that no nation
yet has lived forever. They all die
sooner or later. What kills them?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10

For SALE-Ford tractor, plows,
harrow, power take-off pulley, wood
saw, New Idea tractor spreader. All
this equipment slightly used. Richard
Coddington, Fricndsville.-Adv. 9-3t.
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GARDEN TRACTOR
AND IMPLEMENTS

One garden Tractor, Plows.
Sprayer, complete; Seeder, 1 dump
Cant and riding Attachment, l 3
wheel riding attachment, 3 Mowers,
, Cultivators, and other implements.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10
PARTS. TOOLS
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

One lot truck and passenger car
Tubes, l lot used Tires, l lot tire
Chains and Cross Chains, l lot Log
and Boom Chains, l lot Monkey Links,
l lot Electric Welding Rods, one lot
Fuel Pumps new and used; / lot as
sorted Bolts, 1 Cabinet with assorted
Brass Fittings, lot assorted Baskets,
l lot radiator Hose, l Blue Streak
Ignition cabinet, complete with parts,
lot Universal grease Fittings, l cell
Tester, l battery water Container,
lot Hammers, Wrenches, tire and mis-
cellaneous Tools, l large Tarpaulin, l
Wheelbarrow, l tube Vulcanizer, and
other miscellaneous items too numer-
Gus to mention.
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|. E. HARDESTY. Owner
Grantsville. Maryland

HARRY COLLIER, Auctioneer.
Accident, Maryland, Phone 422.
ADV. 11-2t.
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SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1851
Beginning at 1900 A. NJ, EST
TRUCKS AND GARAGE
EQUIPMENT

One 1947 Chevrolet Truck, flat bed;
1914 Chevrolet Truck, flat bed; I
1885 Ford Pickup, Cletrac Tractor,
Ago; 1 Brake Doctor and Lathe COM
plete, I Amozoner, Naragansett
Porta-Draulic Crane, Mid-State
Electric Arc Welder, 2 electric Drills,
Atlas Battery fast Charger, Auto
Lite Spark Plug Cleaner, , Bench
Grinders, = Vises, l Drill Stand,
Hydraulic Jacks, l Paint Spray Out
fit and Gauge, l Wheel Balancing
Machine, l Brake Bleeder, l cylinder
Hone, l Bell System, l wedge Machine
30-in. Saw and other equipment; l
1910 Chevrolet Truck, flat bed.
4 Drc unnI
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-10

interesting volumes, the Truths es-
sence turns out to be much the
same as what we can find by read
ing the Old Testament. True, the
nations under the Old Testament
lens are not big empires like Rome,
still less like the British Empire;
the Kingdom of Israel was only
about 100 miles long and 60 miles
wide, while the Kingdom of Judah
was smaller than many an Amcri-
can county.
Promise
y7yHEN Solomon died, the king
w dom he had inherited from,
David had already shrunk After
atelv split into two kingdoms. the
one on the south called Judah and
the ore in the north called israel.
The nation of Israel, which
lasted more than 200 years, be-
gan with great promise. Indeed.
one OF Ccd's 1roDEets q Kings
III had given to JcroDoam, the
first king. the same promise
which had been aiven David, Of
an enduring l,i~~don on con
ditioD Of obedjcrca 10 God.
EVERYTHING seemed to he favor
able Tsraol had moro Territory than
most of her nnighbors had. a far
more productive soil. and easy ac-
cess to TRANSFORMATION.
Crash
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give many u ll'e ans " We TiS az 'l!1
$4,000. T-,,.,,1 $50.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Beginning al / 40 ?. n

A'N iAiiAili| AZ wv
the following personal property:
One Serve Refrigerator, gas
Range, l kitchen Cabinet, / kitchen
Table and four Chairs. l electric
Washing Machine, dining room
Table, six Chairs, and Buffet; / studio
Couch, , large Rockers, l Underwood
Typewriter, l 3-picce Burgundy Liv-
ing Room Suite, 300 quart Jars.
Two floor Lamps, Occasional
Tables. ! table Lamp, l porch Swing,
porch Furniture, 3 Mirrors, , 9X12
Rugs, small Rugs. , metal Beds and
Springs, l Vanity, chest of Drawers,
l Dresser, bed Clothing, l Trunk. l
wooden Chest, set Of Dinner Dishes
and other Dishes. l Wheelbalrow
Wise, Lumber, garden Plow, garden
Hoes, lawn Mower, iron Rake, wooden
Rake, Stepladder, long handle
Shovels. Pick, Bar, moving Scythe,
trouble Light, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
HURLEY BLAMBLE
Oakland. Maryland
A. A. CALLS, Auctioneer.
ADV. 10-2t.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned will sell the fol-
lowing personal property on the
property known as the John Haenft-
ling farm, 312 miles south Of Acct
dent, Md, along Route 219. on
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A. A. CALLS, Auctioneer.
ADV. 10-2t.
, 1951-09-10
U. S. Army in Korea
To Test Modern
Knight" Armor

Some American troops fight
ing in Korea soon will be
wearing modern versions of
armor which protected medi-
val knights"
The first troops to received
the newly developed armor
Jackets will be the defenseless
litter bearers who venture
forth into the thick Of battle to
rescue wounded men.
There are two types of body
armor that have thus far been
developed. One is a rigid type
made of Eliminated layers of
glass fibre and plastic; the
other is of nylon fabric pressed
together. The latter is more
flexible.
The army said the clothing
was developed after medical
service studies showed most
wounds are caused by shell
fragments and small arms fire,
which have lost most of their
velocity, The newly developed
clothing has shown to be most
adequate for protection
against this type of fire, but
neither is adequate protection
from direct fire from a rifle or
machine gun.
, 1951-09-10
Voice Of America
Official Tells Why
Prog. Wds Changed

A Voice of America official
reported that reaction over
seas about Americas high
standard of living has caused
jealousy and anger among
Europeans and has resulted in
changing the programs to talk
about ideals and cultural as
poets of this country.
He said Russia has attacked
the United States for these pre-
vious broadcasts terming them
"materialistic."
, 1951-09-10
Russiun Diplomdts
Predict Foil 81
Tito's Government

The Russian Minister Of War
told a Sofia audience yester-
day that the Jugo-Slavia re-
gime Of Marshall Tito was
approaching its end.
It was the third time in
three months that top Soviet
officials had forecast the over
throwing of Tito. Deputy For
eign Minister Molotov made a
Interpretation in Warsaw and
Marshall Clemente Voroshilov
in Budapest.
, 1951-09-10
Two hurricanes
Enddnger Shipping
In Atlantic Oceun

Two powerful hurricanes
whipped northeastwar
the AtlanticO ocean this
morning, threatening shipping
buffeting the tourist
packed island of Bermuda
with winds of gale intensity.
The tourists and residents of
the British Island were spared
any serious damage, however,
from the tropical storm.
The hurricanes whipped up
waves as high as 100 feet and
ships were warned to steer out
OF the storm as fast as they
could maneuver. Both storms
were headed into the wide
open Atlantic and their course
will take them east of New
foundland.
, 1951-09-10
Senator MdYbunk
Refers to Our New
Fdntustic Weapons

Senator Maybank said that
officials have given
senators secret testimony that
the United States has devel-
oped stupendous new weapons.
Zone Senator said that these
were not atomic). Maybank
added his voice to those of
President Truman and Senator
O'Mahoney and others who
had said that this country was
working on fantastic weapons.
Senator Maybank is a mem
Der Of the Senate Military Ap-
preparations Sub Committee
which heard secret testimony
in connection with the $61, 103,
856,O3O. spending bill for the
Continued on page y
, 1951-09-10
Big 3 Foreign
Ministers Sturt
Discussion on Pact

The big 3 Western diplomats
turned their attention from
Pacific defense to the Atlantic,
against red aggression and be-
gan discussion on meeting new
threats in Europe. To that end
Secretary of State Dean Ache
son, French Foreign Minister
Robert Schumann and British
Foreign Minister Herbert Nor
rison, started consultations
aboard the big plane which
took them from San Francisco
to Washington.
Germany, the prime target
of red expansion will be the
chief subject of discussion this
week by the Big Three.
, 1951-09-10
C'sted &C Defects
Beth. Tedff1: Spurtuns
Win Over CCC

A team from the Unique
Cricket Club met with the
Bethlehem team in a hard and
brilliant game on Sunday after
noon at 1:30.
The Unique won the toss
and therefore sent the Beth
lehem boys to bat. After a
hard fight they bowled the
Bethlehem boys for 43 runs.
The Captain of Bethlehem
team Jones, made top score Of
20 runs. The Unique Aen went
to bat and put1up a marvellous
display of 6 wickets for SO runs
At first things seemed difficult
for the Unique, when the
Bethlehem boys and their bril-
liant bowling took four of
Continued on page ~
, 1951-09-10
Knight.
Sanitation Officer. Ill
In Csted Hospital

James Knight, Sanitation
Officer for Christiansted town,
was taken to the Municipal
Hospital last night.
Mr.. knight, who is well
known throughout the island,
became i'll yesterday. On,
examination by his physician
he was rushed to the hospital.
His condition was reported as
improved.
, 1951-09-10
Soviet Newspaper
Prints Only Whot
GromYko Says

The Soviet newspapers
"Pravda" and "Isvestia" re-
porting on the closing session
Of the San Francisco Peace
Conference, printed only the
text of Andre Gromyko's at
tack on Secretary Of State
Dean Acheson's handling of
the craftsmanship.
The official lass news agen-
, 1951-09-10

cy said the Americans violated
the elementary rules Of inter-
national conferences and die
tated to nations to sign on the
dotted line without permitting
discussions or amendments.
Evening star., 1951-09-19

II y r. " n q q
luncheon yesterday in the Willard
Hotel. Besides the needs of the
USO and other military aid
groups, he cited requirements of
Washington area children for
health, welfare and recreation
help.
| Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark, Treas
urer of the United States and
Government unit chairman. also
spoke. Other speakers included
Thornton w. Owen, general cam
Ipalgn chairman: Edward j. Keyes,
Chest director, and Paul McDon-
aid. campaign aide to Mrs. Clark
and director of administrative
services of the Treasury.
The Chest announced today that
Richard P. Dunn, president of Ju-
Illus Garfinckel & Co., will be gen.
eral vice chairman of the drive.
Graduate of Princeton.
Mr.. Dunn will assist General
Chairman Thornton w. Owen in
the effort to raise $4.050. 900 for
Washington area welfare agencies
and the USO.
The new vice chairman, a
Princeton graduate, formerly was
general partner in the invest
Iment firm of Auchincloss. Parker
& Redpath, and still is associated
with it as a limited partner. His
home is at 1901 Fordham roat'
INV
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Deane MaIIoH Installed
AS Cornell President
BY the Associated Press

ITHACA, N. Y, Sept. 49,
Deane w. Mallott. businessman
educator, was installed today as
Cornell University's sixth presi-
dent and took the occasion to de-
mand that Government remain "a
servant Of free enterprise"
Like a giant octopus" he de-
clared, Government is wrapping
itself around even more and more
phases Of our lives. Its implica-
tions stand stark before US"
The 53-year-old DR.. Mallott. for
the past II years chancellor of the
University of Kansas, was in
stalled by Neal Dow Becker of New
York, chairman of the Cornell
board, in outdoor exercises.
The simple ceremony conceded
with the start of classes for Cor
nelrs $500 students.