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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
SoWiets fordern Rot
China bel beratungen

@tosfou. - Sic Sopietlnion er.
fl1rte. bob hem roten China erlaubt
iperbeu loa, iraenotpelhen 9eiore-
hurser. Sic lie nit Sen brei ipeitli=
nen 0tGd,tcn obhdlt, hei,utpohnen.
9ie 3uiien ihIueen Dor, DaB IT.
geno meld,e 3uiammerfiinite. Sic NIT
sen 1peItlihen Miuiit itern ubgebalter,
perbcr, berartig ai,saeochrt peroen
ioIlteu, nm cine augemeine 2oderuua
ser Spannungen i'm itternationalen
3uianlnenleben. tpie aud, Sic Ircble=
me Iel,tihIaros .mb SeIterrcihs jli
beipreheu.
rIabei pGre cine Seilnabme Bel
iolbeu Srager lub 8e'prehlneclt
ser 0oderuns ser internationaler
Spanuunaeu oirf Sic d,ineiiife
GoIfsrepublif mid)tis", erflurte Die
Sopietucte.
Sic 8uiien Seuteten ,,idt an, ba'
lie lid, ipeisern wiiroen ai,h obne oas
rote Gbina an iolhen 8eiprehunseu
tcil,unehmen. Tie Sopietnote beiae=
tc,wslltlihe 8oridldse tpiirbeu nlsr
oen belitihen Ssrieben uub Ginislma
| Init Iangen 9isfuiiionen" oersGeern
Iie ruiiiid)e Mntiport fam arf 9tos
ten ser gereinigten Staaten, 8roB=
britanniens l,no Srantreidhs bonn
Is. ssuli, in benen cine aonfereui
ser bier @robmGd,te ,,ngeidbr Gnoe
September poreeihlager pcrber
mar. tpesen Gereinigung Geitid).
Ionbs ,mS spegen bes oiterreid)iider
Staatspertraaes.
Sbpcbl bie Huiien oie Siire 81
| aeaenieitiaem sufiinftiaen @ebar,s
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
Sd,rott iln6 IieielDl.

Shrott ln6 IielelDl.
9ie It1rfite Strumpillng Ses
@elt- -Cn-Souoels seigt ser Maidi.
nenerpcrt, Ser III ben Sabren 1850
unS 1851 Inn Is. Yrosent uno int
Sabre 1852 Inn tpeitere 25 Yro5ent
juriifgegangen lit.
Sln aanseu betrue ser 8eit=Su=
Grport. i'm Sabre 1862 uur Die &6lF=
te bes l1mianges bonn Sabre 1888
uno ser Smport aus bem Often MIR
Elm 0ierteI int 8ergIeih 5u 1888.
Ger Oltblof Iieierte Dor allem
aobIe, Nabrl,nesmittel, SoI3 unb
1apierprobufte.
Gnglanb liefert mebr
gls 2dnber. Die SanoeI nit ben,
Sitblof betreibeu tpurben aud Sol=
lamb, 8elgien, &,rembl,re. bie 5iirs
,fei, Briedenlanb uub Sslanb ee=
nannt, pdbren gnelanb &obmateria.
lien, Waidinen uno TertiIien I'M
Werte bon $4,200,OO0 nab Ser eide
doiloDafei geliefert hat. Sdmebet,
bat feline eiienerslieierunaen nod
Tolen seiteisert. 9elsieu> ieine 9ieie=
rlungen nah &umdnieu.
9tad @ngaben i'm Statiitiihen
gulletin ser Il. q. iiber Sen Welt=
baubeI betris Ser 8eialnterport nafl
SIteurppa I'M Sabre 1862 insgelnmi
81 ,0S5, 100000 aeseniiber $1,127,=
700, 900. i'm Sabre 1851, Der Grpori
nab China gina in ben sleiheu Sab.
rne bon $444.4O0,00O aui $274,-
100000 suriid. Sssn bieien 3ableu
lit Der Grport uno Slnport stpiid,en
SEN communication 2Gnoern ielbIl
uidt nit einbeerifien.
Die Gcreiniateu Staaten erpor=
tierten i'm Sabre 1852 fiir $S00,OOO
nah SIteuropa unb nidts nad Gbi'
no.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
WesteuropahandeI nit Soviet
Block geht jetzt zurueck!

Sic Yereinten Nationen berid)teten
fiir5lif,, SaB ser Sanbel spiifen
Belteurppa ,,no bem Splpietblof im=
mer mebr einibrumpft, aber es ,p,,r=
be atd aneebe,ltet, bab ilnmer nod,
eiriees itrateeiihes Dtaterial nod
bem SitbIod aeliefert tpiro.
..8ei sen Wereinten gtationen in
SEEM gorf unb in Gent tpuroe Sic
Sommerauseabe bes ,Sefonomiihen
Bulletins" per0ifentlid)t, aber in
6ieietn tpurbe Sic Srage bes ltrategi-
fhen Materials niht bebapbelt.
gs tp1rben Sanbelsabfommeu bon
Is .peitliden 2dnoern nit Sopiet-
ruBlanb uno beiien satelliten arfse=
5dblt. in oeuen einige 1areu &C.
nannt ,peroen, rpeIhe bonn II. g. ac=
nitee fit folleftipe MaBnohmen als
ftrateeiih tpidtises 4riessmateriaI
be3eihnet tporben iino. -....sr
4n6eren @arengruppen, Die BIS
sum Sabre 1854 eelieiert iperben
foIlen, tpuroe n,t,,ter eelpiiieu lint
ftG1,ben als itratesiib tpid)tis be5eid=
net.
Stratesiides Naterial selieiert
Bel Sen grporten nadl bem Sit=
tIod hanbelt es iih Inn Shiife. Mu-
tos, 0aitnaeen, 9raftorerh giien-
babnipaeen. Stabl, Mobre, aueella'
ger, Maidinencl, elettriide Musrii=
flung, Gbemifalien, @erfseuse, optis
ide Snitrun,ente, W1etaue ,ulo Mine=
ralien. l1bren uim. stGe bieie Ware,l
fOnnen bon itratesiider @ebeutitns
feiu.
Die auseeoebnteiten Sieferunsen
bieier @aren fommen aus Selter=
reid, Meitoe,,tiblanb Stalieu, 9sor=
,peeen, Sd1peoen 5innlanb, 9dne=
mari, oer Sd,pei; uno Sranfreid,.
MubIdn0 Iiefert hierfiir Manaoners,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
1o,80o,o00 Pfund
Butter fuer Europa
verfuegbar

8aibinoton. - Gas SanSipirts
ilhaitsoepartement eab, fiir5lid be-
talnt. haf es :1O,800.OO0 GI,,no
iiberihiiiiiger Butter 3ur Gerteili,ug
an beoiiritige YerIonen in Seiterreid,,
Srieit. Stalien nnS Ge,,tid)Ianb sur
gcriiislmg itellt. Die Butter miro bon
Sen .8ar 3elief Serpices "ber 9tu=
tipnalen &atboliiehen &oblfabrts=
fonieren; perteilt perSen. 9iele Dr.
aaniiaticn miro alra) hie aoIten 1iir
6en 9ransport Ser Butter an Sic Be
ltimmungsorte 5ablen.
Die -Spenoe eriolgte- ulli @runo
eines ant 4. Mul,elt gentad,ten Ange-
bots, in bem periprober tpuroe, So
100000. Niunb Butter fiir 8ebiirf=
niiie in lleberiee ,sl,r Serfii9ung ;,'
lteaen. :. n|~
Gie. Butter ,uuree bon ser Neeie=
rung inter benz 6armpreisitiisungs=
Nrparamm ertporben. 1as SanO=
lpirtihaits :. 9epartement bat ettpa
100000 Yinno inter bieiem Bro'
aranm aneefauiter @utter aui 2a'
ger.
ssir CitbentidDlanb
,serner muroe mitaetei!t. bab Sic
Geridiiiung amerifaniiHer gsab.
runasmittel fiir Sltoeltifidab bon
SEN Gercinigten Staater 5,,r Rate poi
5000 scmcn Sic 8od,e eriolgel1
miro.
Sarolo Staiien. Ser 2eiter Ser
Nuslanoshilie, sab befannt, er babe
snlpeiinng uen Yrdiioent Giienhom;
er erbalten, Sic 9ebellsmittel 10 idnell
ais n0alid, Ill transportiercu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13

b6rieen in Gerbinouns su ieten. Sic
fonnen niGt einmal un mebr 8elo
beimibreiben, @elb, bab iie entipeber
in Tranfreid, ipenben ODER sur Seim=
reiie gebral,de,l.
gerslel,te haben sic gerglperfe
uerlaiien aui unbeitimmte 3eit. Sfiis
fe iinb in ,Srunfreihs Sdien Dor Mn=
fer unS piiie nl,id)t ipaun lie ieseIn
fonnen. @asarbeiter haben sic Mrbeit
nieoergelegt mtb ber 8asbrud bat
fait a,,fgel6rt.
aabinettsniuiiter fonln,en Inn Sic
tribe Sage 5u beipred,eu. Die Mimi
lter tperbeu pielleid,t Geauiiitionsor=
oers ausgeben lint beionoere Shliiis
ielarbeiter su Slpinge,, ;l,r Arbeit sl,s
riidfcbrcu, aber bisher baben iid]
ioldbe slrbeiter nm ioltc @efebIe Elm.
iaf niht qefiin1lnert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
Der Krieg in Indoehino

: @nloi, ,ssnophHla. ! ,srnnioll'doe
8ampiz inn 9pnbenilie9er inter
.nabmcn beftioe Mpgriiie acaen bic
Tepots ,,,np nod &otd,ina iiibrenbcn
Gtappenltraben Der giethninb Re
belen. 9ablreide 9tunitionslaeer
rtahe Gaobang, lao Weiler orolit,
bon Ser dineiiiden @ren5propins
RpanaIi,. 4. ,p,,roen- III, Sic Suit ge-
iprenst. .,Sil . Ser .Geaeno. pou Gao
.bana erbielten Die Muiitanoiltpn mo-
natlirb iiber 5000 Souuelt aricas.
material aus. Dem foaluainiitiihen
China ,uS bauten nod an elmer 9tad)=
idubitellung fir ibre. &erbitoffenlipe.
Sm Meb Niper. Delta eri6oiien DE
1ron,oien 3s gietn,inb un6 nabmen
tpeitere go eeianee,...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
Ale vk-Truppen
muessen in Korea
b|eiben, sagt Clark

General Narf U. Glarf, Sberbe-
ieblSbaber Ser 5ruppen Scr Sereil,.
ten 9tationen in aorea, 9ah Ser
&ofinlms ansorl,d, oai, a0e Sen II
81. angeihloiianen Slnoer ibre &c.
gentpGrtige Militdritdrfc IN aoreo
'aufred,t erbaltcu meroer, bis eir
letter 1riebe etabliert iit.
rGs iii, abielit notlpenbia", erflIr
te Glarf rpr 3eitl,ngsleitten", hab ipil
ltarf bleiben, ,baB Sic Ncreinteu Sea
tionen suian,menbalten, odf bas
4omnlunSo ein aon,manbo ser Ser
einten Nationen bleibt, I'm Den SENT
81, betpeiien, buB mir in ieneln Sci
ser 8elt iortiabreu iperOen, bis bas
Yroblem aeloit iIt."
GIarf Itellte lid, ser Yreiie mad, ei
ner fursen @eiprcd,ung NIT @elte
raliefretGr 9aa 9amarsfiolo Dor
oen Gcreilltcn 9tatipnen.
Gr tpieoerbolte ieine in @ulbina
ton abgeaebeue' Grflarllng, ,baB oi'
aommuniiten pieleiht sluei bis orei
ta,ienS amerifaniihe 8eiangene s,t
riidbalteu, bic ausaetauidt weroel
iollten. Gr bei,tete uber an, SaB CT II
bieIer Sadie porldufig cinc abluarten
Sc 9altrng einnehmcn iperoe.
-.~-.~--.- Mb,Barten .
rWir lollten iparen, biz her aus
tonid, .beenoct lit. che mir oieien Yro
teit. sen meine &eeieri,na bcitimm
MADDEN lollte. erbebeu", Iaete CT.
gr iiiete hins,l, ct babe iidl al:
sic ;3,ableu iiber Sic @cianaenen aus
eetauid,t 1uorSen lparen, oas Heh
uorbebalfen, bieie israae uur Der vi
litGriItbeu 8afieniiillitdnSfp Sfpntlllii'lol
in Nonml,uipnt tpiSNer porsllbrinaell
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13

fenal,stouif nidt eeihloiien baben.
10 er!purten Sic Tiplpmoten bier nid)t,
oab Sic Gereinigten Stdaten ihrc
Sppciition eegen Saupt,peItiraael,.
0epirefllngan 1noerr oiiritan. Gs
tpuroe aber eciast, bab sic Steluns=
nabne Ser 'Sp,pieis ir 8robbritan.
MEN 1,no in Sraufreid cine seipii'e
llnteritiiBln9 reldnaen biirfte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
Lob fuer die
devtsche Sproehe

Yaris. - Der 9ireftor bes bos
6eren Sdulpeiens in sSrantreit for
ocrte sic Iran5Giiihen Gltpril ai,i, ihre
air,oer Seutid, Iernen 81, ldiien. Ser
vfl,ltureue unS bilbenbe @ert" Ser
Scutiben Sprabe lei nidjt Su beItreiz
tpn 800
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13

General Mark w. Clark, U. N.
Oberster Kornmandie erender Ge-
neral i'm fernen Osten, erklaert
ZeitunRsleutetl i'm Pentagon,
Washington, dass die. U. N. Be-
richte haetten, wonach die Kom-
munisten, etYa 5000 Gefangene
zurueckhalten. Der 4 .Sterne-
General, der SO Jahre Dienst
hinter sich hat, hat seine Resig-
nation fuer 81 Oktober ange-
Sagt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13
Trompeter Won Soeckingen

SGtinsen. - Der Stmarjipalo<
Shpei, ,-grpreB lpl,rOe bel ieiner erz
item iSahrt nad) 1ortlnuno a,lf Dem
8abnhoi aui Sen 9tanen .Srpnpeter
Don SGdiuaen" getallit. Ger rSrom>
peter pcn S1dineen" 6lies iii poIlem
Srnat ieinen 8rlb v8cbiit' bid
@ott" oils scr Sonbersug ieine erite
.SnI,rt ,,utrnf --.. -"--~-'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13

Der fruehere Prsesid lent Her
bert Hoover ruhtt1ichs aus in Sci
mem Helm an der .Westkueste,
an seinem 70. GebIrtstAg. Der
fruehere Landesvater ist 'i1nmer
noch taetig in der Pohtik und
istI jetzt das Haupt elmer neuen
Kommission, um der kgierung
zu reorganisieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-13

'aopenbdeen., - .tgehs dnuerifoni=
{de ariegs1diife, poron bsr leid,te
areuser r@orceiter", Der .iid) Bel ben
Gorea 9ftioen .oas5eihnete, trofen
bier sn eincnl isral'noiha'tsheind,
Gin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17
SEE HOW YOU SAVE ON OPERATING COST

You SaUe by the mile. Compare Mercurys past
4-year record for economy with overdrive) in
official tests (We'll be glad to show you the
match its consistent record. You Save by the
gallon. You can use regular gasoline. You SaUe by
the year. Mercury's stamina cuts maintenance to
rock-bottom low. (9lfo of all Mercurys ever
built for use in this country are still on the roadD
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17
Baptist Meetings Continue
AT Loeb Lynn Church

Evangelistic meetings, which be-
gan the first part of this week at
the Baptist church in Loeb Lynn,
will continue each night except
Saturdays until Sunday morning,
September o. it was announced by
Rev. William c. Rogers, pastor. All
sessions will be at 1880 p. m, E.
S. T.
Rev B Finney Bragg, a former
resident of Oakland while pastor
of the Garrett County Baptist field
now pastor of Gainesville Baptist
church, is the evangelist for these
services.
Rev. Bragg stated that he would
give flannelgraph talks to the chill
dren, and has planned his messages
for a week ahead, under these
titles Thursday, You Can't Go
Home Without Your Brother" Fri
day, There Is No Differences"
Sunday morning, There Is A Lad
Here" Sunday evening, The
Power of the Crucified Christ"
Monday, Jesus Our SAVIOR" Tues
day, "All In Christ" Wednesday,
Like Faith"
Special music is being planned
for each meeting, and the public
is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17
GrantSViIIe Notes

Mrs. Melvin Stanton, Bittinger, has
entered the University of Mary
land.
An open house will lie held at
the Grantsville Elementary school
next Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Miss Ann Smart, of Baltimore,
visited her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Fahey, recently
Miss Elizabeth Ann Warwick,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs A. F..
Warwick has returned to Milligan
College, Milligan, Tenn, to resume
her studies
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rcsh held
family picnic on Labor Day with
all members of the family home eX-
cept Mrs. Glen Bowser Guests
present were Robert Speicher, Will
liam Stanton, Barbara, Nancy and
Billy Neratka, Uniontown, Pa;
Junior Swauger, Bill Wiley, Root
Beachy.
Mrs Eva b. Bcachy is much bet
ter after suffering fall three
weeks ago.
Miss Marjorie Gortncr, of New
York City, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Harvey Gortner.
Pvt. Cecil Kelley, son Of Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17
Homemakers Meet


The September meeting Of the
Mars Hill Homemakers club was
held at the home of Mrs Alvin
Bowser with Mrs. Walter Ramp
assisting. Mrs. Clyde Bowman,
president, presided. The meeting
opened with two songs. Mrs. Clyde
Bowman gave a reading, "The Art
of Staying Young-Growing Old
Graciously." Mrs. Martha Beachy
spoke on the difference in ironing
and pressing.
Committees were selected for
Achievement day, which will be
held October IS at the Maple
Grove Church of the Brethren.
Yearly reports of the members
were collected by various chairmen
to be sent to the County chairman
for Achievement day.
Those present were Mesdames
Irwin Baer Althea Beachy Alvin
Bowser, Ellsworth Beachy, Clyde
Bowman, Harold Butler, Floyd
burst, Bruce Folk, Daniel Folk,
Walter Kemp, Jacob Lohr, James
Michael, Harry Miller, Arthur
Resi-, Sidney Setser, Guy Stanton,
Edward Wiserman, Lee Jacobs, AL
vim Beachy, and Misses Ida Engle
and Katie Beachy. Two visitors,
Mrs. Paul Kinsinger and Mrs. Nc
Mannis.
Brief Mention
Rev and Mrs. Jesse Whitacre
and son Danny were recent dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Resh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Resi-, Can
ton, Ohio, returned home after
spending the Labor Day weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Resi-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /. Bevans
and daughter, Miss Sue, returned
to their home in Arlington, Va,
after spending Sunday with their
mothers, Mrs. Agnes Brenneman,
Bittinger, and Mrs. Eva b. Beachy,
of here.
Mrs. Frances Taylor, who has
spent the past week with her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Livengood, and her
mother, accompanied them to her
home, Columbia Pike, near Falls
Church, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 0. Bender is
visiting Mr. Bender's sister, Mrs.
Esther Broadwater, Canton, o.
Miss Jane Bowman, daughter of
Mrs. Salina Bowman Broadwater,
graduate of Northern High school,
has entered Memorial Hospital,
Cumberland, School of Nursing.
Miss 10 Ellen Bucket, also grad
uate of Northern High school, en-
tered Memorial hospital, School Of
Nursing.
Robert Stanton, son of Mr. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17

Gently arriving in Seattle, Wash,
from the Far East command whore
Mr.. Speicher served first in Korea
with the Eighth army and later in
Japan, Mrs, Speicher Joined him in
Tokyo last year. They will drive
across country to their new assign
ment at Fort Knox, Kentucky,
after spending some time with their
daughter and family in nearby
Louisville, Kentucky.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17

recommend that the County
Treasurer be given additional
space to carry on his duties.
We have examined the Sheriff's
residence and County Jail and are
pleased to report that both the Jail
and Residence are in good condition
with certain exceptions. The eX-
ceptions being:
1. The ceiling of the front porch
of the Sheriff's residence needs re-
pairing, and we suggest that the
plaster be removed and a wooden
ceiling be installed.
,. The windows of the Jail need
painting, one pane of glass be re-
placed and two window sills need
repair
3. The door and door iambs to the
Sheriff's Garage need painting.
4. The ceiling light on the front
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17
DISCOVER YOUR SAVINGS ON ORIGINAL COST

You get more eyforyour present car Mcrcury's
soaring popularity lets us operate at higher
volume, lower profit per deal. We can afford to
give MISUNDERSTANDING trade-in allowances.
You get more ne0 car for your money. Mercury
prices start below some models Of ''low-priccd''
cars. Yet you get luxury features unmatched in
cars costing far more than Mercury! You even
save on optional power featurcs-up to 800 ON
power steering! And only Mercury in It's class
offers you Away power seat that adjusts up
and down as well as back and forth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17

porch of the Sheriff's Residence
should be repaired.
] 5. The Down spout on the South
side Of the Jail should be removed
6. The Trim on the Sheriff's
residence should be reprinted
/ 7. The Sheriff's sign should be
renewed or treated
s. The window blinds i'm the
] residence should be replaced
9. The weight cords and window
castings in the Jail are in need of
repair
10. The pipe on the East side of
the Jail, running from the second
to the first floor should be painted
and the plaster around the pipe be
renewed.
II. Storm doors and windows on
the West side of the residence are
needed.
u. The Jail is in need of a dozen
! blankets and mattresses.
We feel that the prisoners in the
| County Jail are being given every
consideration due them.
| We have also examined the Court
( House and found it to be kept i'm a
reasonably clean and orderly man
ncr. Yet we desire to recommend:
l. That all windows in the Court
House be checked by the proper
custodian and that those broken be
replaced, and that the window
frames be repaired where needed.
,. That all window blinds in the
Court House be checked, and where
the need exists that new ones be
purchased.
3. The floor by the washbasin in
the Clerks Office be renewed
4. All the walks around the Court
House are in desperate need of
either repair or replacement, and
the same Recommendation applies
to the concrete wall and cannon
/ base.
5. Floor covering is needed and
should be placed in all County Of
ficeS not already covered.
We renew the recommendation of
the March Term Grand Jury that
this report be read by the next
Grand Jury to determine whether
our recommendations in regard to
the Court House, Jail, and Sheriff's
Office have been carried out by the
proper Officials.
AS we have made these recon-
mendations believing that they will
effect an ultimate saving to the
tax payers and better preserve the
buildings in question, we recon-
mend that if our recommendation
are not carried out that the proper
officials be summoned before the
next Grand Jury to ascertain the
reason why they have not done so.
We renew the recommendation
of the March Term Grand Jury
that the rate of eighty cents per
day per prisoner is Inadequate and
that in fairness to the Sheriff
this amount should be raised to
one dollar twenty-five cents per
prisoner.
We desire to express to his Hon
or, Judge Morgan c. Harris, our
thanks and appreciation for his
courtesy extended us during our
term.
We also extend our thanks to
Mr.. Lester White, Deputy Clerk,
to Mr.. Hammond, and to Paul
Fisher, Sheriff of Garrett County,
for their assistance and most
courteous treatment to US during
our deliberations.
We wish to extend our thanks to
Mr. w. Dwight Slower, States At
tolney for Garrett County, for his
cooperation in an advisory ca
pacity to this Grand Jury, and his
able manner in conducting his af-
fairs before this Grand Jury is
greatly appreciated.
Respectfully submitted,
Alva e. Gortner
Foreman
| Donald NJ. Browning
Orval c. Glotfelty, Clerks.
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CARD OE THANKS

We are very grateful for the
kindness and helpfulness Of our
friends, neighbors and relatives
following the death of our husband,
son and brother, George X. Lohr.
We also want to thank the Ameri-
can Legion and officers, Rev. At
well, the honor guard, Rev. Wei
rick and the Red House Choir
and all who gave flowers or the
use of their automobiles.
Wife, Mother,
Brothers and Sister.
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Mrs. Harper Kelley, and grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Miller, is
home on a furlough from Camp
Rucker, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Grimm and
SON William, daughter, Ruth Ann,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Williams,
Buckhannon. w. Va.
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carefully considered the evidence
brought before us and have been
governed by our obligations as
jurors and our duty to society in
insisting ON the enforcement of the
law, in our action i'm each instance,
with due regard for the rights of
the citizen.
A Committee from our body eX-
amined the records Of the County
Trcasurer's Office and, in our
opinion, the books are well kept
and in accordance with modern ac-
counting methods. However, we do
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17

Receives New Assignment
Warrant officer Foster 0.
Speicher, U. S. Army, and Mrs.
Speicher, were among those re-
Evening star., 1953-10-23
Julian D. Knight, IS,
Retired Contractor,
Built Be|Voir Quarters

Julian D. Knight, IS, a retired
contractor who built the first
permanent officers quarters al
Fort Belvoir and other we'll
known Alexandria buildings, died
Wednesday after an illness oi
five months.
A native of Alexandria, Mr.
Knight lived at SGT South Fair
fax street. He built the officers
quarters in 1917 and later con-
structed 29-houSe development
on Russell road behind the
Maury School. He also built the
Doniphan Building, at Columbus
and King streets, in 1915.
His widow, Mrs. Bertha Knight;
a son, Julian D. Knight, jr., 600
Upland place, Alexandria, and
two daughters, Mrs. Francis H
Fannon, 1913 Alabama avenue
Alexandria, and Mrs. Richard A.
Flood, Atlanta, Ca, survive him,
as do eight grandchildren and six
Observation-Disclosures.
Two sisters, Mrs. Annie E.
Matter and Mrs. Wealtha Ian
ders, and a brother, Ferdinand
L. Knight, also survive.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at his home
Burial in Bethel Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
McAuIiffe TO Step Up
Atomic Training
By the Associated Press

STUTTGART, Germany, Oct.
23.-EmphaSis on atomic warfare
training for United States troops
in Germany will be increased in
keeping with developments in
the United States, 1t. Gen. An
thony c, McAuliffe, new United
States 7th Army commander
said in an interview yesterday.
Gen. McAuliffe, who startled a
German commander and de-
lighted the allies with his historic
reply, Nuts" when asked to sur
render at Bastogne in World War
II, succeeded Gen. William Hoge
as commander of the 7th. Gen.
Hoge is now chief of the Euro
pean command.
Gen. McAuliffe is the first
"atomic general" to assume COM
mand of the 7th Army, having
been an observer at the Bikini
atom-bomb tests. Talking of
atomic training, he said:
"We plan to broaden the
atomic training program, and
will increase emphasis and mod
ify according to information re-
ceived from actual firing of
atomic weapons in the United
States. I am satisfied that from
all data on tactical principles,
information has been obtained
for greater defense from an
atomic attack"
Gen. McAuliffe was obviously
pleased with the assignment of
six big atomic cannons to Ger
many, and commented that they
give artillery a tremendous ad-
ditional wallop."