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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Bill Would Add
Members To School
Boards of State

A bill now in the process of adj
vancing in the Maryland Legisla-
turc, provides for an additional
member Of the County Board of
Education in Garrett county, either
member Of the Board of County
Commissioners or someone to rep
resent it.
The Bill, known as Senate Bill
No. 81, was introduced by seven
teen senators including Senator
Neil c. Fralcy of this county.
The bill also provides for the
appointments to school boards Of
the state and the state board Of
education be approved by the Sen
ate.
The paragraph which would
change conditions reads as follows:
"l2A. There shall be one addi-
tional member of every County
Board Of Education for which pro-
vision is made in this Article, TO
he chosen by and to represent the
Board Of County Commissioners of
the particular county The Board
Of County Commissioners i'm Its
discretion shall name one Of its
own members or some other resi-
dent Of the county as the addi-
tional member to serve at the
pleasure Of the Board of County
Commissioners for a period not
longer than that for which the sand
Board was elected. The additional
member shall serve on the County
Board of Education with all the
duties, powers, rights, privileges
and compensation as are held or
received by the other members
thereof"
The present Board Of Education
in this county consists of three
persons. In some counties there
are SIX and seven members.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Red Cross Fund
Reaches $4,000


WIN over thousand doliafS
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~ '''ee' '''e f00'"'
Gun quota OF 9Z''oo thiS year
was especially designed 50 thal
Garrett couhIiahS couId help Ill
Eo'',i'T S'''''i''" Si"D''i',. "'7. - '''''ou
~ '''o,' ~ ''o''' it .. = 80 "
'e'''po' 'iH ~ 'e'I'"-l.e VI p'' "'S
''' ! | ON i0''0' -''' nv . "a ''"'
me ked cross VIII not dlstfio-
ute gamma glooulln' ne empha-
Slzed' but TINS Will be done by
governmental agency working
through state heaIth o11lcefs. Inc
ked Cross however VIII under
take TO provide the government
with the largest supply that can
"e pio'tSs'o pe'"ee'i no" anu ''eA'
summer p'''0 9e"S0'i'
Gamma gIopulln Is traction OF
human blood and has been effective
Tor some time IN treating measles
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
John W. Herman
Dies Wednesday
Former County Commissioner
Passes Away At Home of
A Son in WesternpOrt

John William Herman, aged 70,
a former County Commissioner for
Garrett county, died Wednesday
morning, April I, at the home of
a son, Irwin Herman, Walnut
street, Westernport, following a
long illness.
Born near Oakland. he was a
son of the late John f. and Agnes
Herman. He lived most of his life
in this county and was a member
of the Assembly of God church.
Mr.. Herman was member of
Garrett Lodge No. 113. Knights of
Pythias, and the Woodmen Of the
World.
Until two years ago he was en-
gagged in farming when i'll health
forced him to retire. He served
eight years as County Commission
cr.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Mary Paugh Herman; two sons,
Irwin G. Herman, Westernport;
John f. Herman, Luke; five
daughters, Mrs. Orley O'Haver,
McCoole; Mrs. Evelyn Steiding,
Piedmont, w. Va; Mrs. Marion
Lewis, Swanton; Mrs. Carolyn
Mills, Oakland; Mrs. Martha Ham
ilton, Accident; also 81 grandchil-
dren, Ia great grandchildren; two
brothers, Joe Herman, Oakland;
George Herman, Akron, O.; two
listers, Mrs. Anna Wilson, Oakland;
Mrs. Mary Virts, Barnum, w. Va.
Mr.. Herman's remains will be
at the Boal Funeral home in West
ernport until Saturday morning at
II o'clock when they will be re-
moved to the Westernport Assem-
bly, of God tabernacle Funeral ser
vices will be conducted from the
tabernacle at O'Clock on Satur-
day afternoon, April 4, with Rev.
W. +. Wolford, pastor, officiating,
assisted by Rev. N. Z. Haupt, of
Sand Flat Tabernacle. Interment
will be in Philos cemetery, West
crnport.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Legislation Now
Signed BY Governor

Senate Bill 269, by Fraley, to
hold voter registration on the sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays in Janu-
AIRY, 1854, and thereafter in the
clerks office in Friendsville
House bin 295, by Green, to per-
nit a property owner to obtain a
bill to shoot one deer each year
that is damaging his crops.
House Bill 333 by Garrett dele
CATION to require Grantsville to
set aside one tenth of one percent
of the towns assessment annually
for the Grantsville Volunteer Fire
company.
House Bill SIP, by Garrett Dele
cation, to elect the mayor of Deer
Park every two years and the
councilmen every four years.
Senate Bill 1872, by Fraley, to
authorize the Garrett County Com
missioners to accept and support
the Garrett County Memorial hos
pital at Oakland, removing doubts
as to constitutionality of similar
legislation.
Senate Bill 268, by Fraley, to
hold voter registration during reg
ular office hours by the Oakland
town clerk.
Senate Bill 396, by Fraley, to
require payment Of IS percent of
additional marriage licenses fees in
this county to the Garrett County
Historical society and IS percent
to the Ruth Enlow Library at Oak
land
S. B. 211, authorizing the State
Roads commission to acquire and
to cede to the Federal Government
land for a parkway along c. and
O. canal from Hancock to Cum
berland.
S. Is. 148, allowing mink hunting
between December Is and March
/ in Frederick, Garrett, Allegany,
Montgomery, Carroll, Howard and
Washington counties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Student Drop-outs
Are Decreasing

Apparently more and more stu
dents are realizing the Importance
Of completing their education, since
fewer and fewer are dropping out.
This conclusion is reached as a
result of some figures released
this week by r. Bowen Hardesty,
county superintendent of schools.
Mr.. Hardesty revealed that dur
ing the 1950-51 school year there
were 30 students who dropped out
from Grantsvillc, Accident and
Friendsvillc high schools In the
Oakland Kitzmiler schools that
year there were "a.
During the school year Of 1851
50 there were % who dropped out
from the three northern schools,
and as in the southern area. During
this year there have been only
nine drop-outs at Northern High
school, and - at Southern.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Water Pollution
Is Meeting Topic


Water pollution is the topic for
discussion at the regular meeting
of the Garrett County Conservation
association, next Tuesday evening,
April 7, at 8 o'clock, in the Oak
land Fire hail.
Guest speaker will be Paul W..
Mckee, of the Maryland Water
Pollution board.
Officers announced that the
membership drive would end and
prizes be awarded to those OBJ
tanning the most memberships.
The public is invited to attend
the meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Inspects Fire Danger
Station AT Harrington

The annual inspection of fire
danger stations located in forests
of this district is being made by
John J. Kectch, fire control fores-
ter of Ashcvillc, N. C.
This morning he was in Garrett
county and inspected the station at
Harrington Manor. keech is affili-
ated with the Southeastern Forest
Experiment station and superviscs
operations of fire danger stations
Eastern United States.
Kcctch inspects the mechanical
and operation of equip
ment of various stations and in
structs personnel on new methods
or developments toward forest fire
prevention and control.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Will Sell POtted
Plants to Raise
Money For Band

In an effort to raise funds to
purchase band uniform insignia,
etc, members of the Mt. City Band
of Oakland will sell Easter potted
plants.
They will be on sale Friday and
Saturday, April 3 and 4, at the
Dewitt and DcBerry store on Al
der street.
Band officers announced that
three additional uniforms and a
drum majors uniform had already
been ordered, and that there were
plans to also order new caps,
shoulder patches and citation cords.
The organization has 81 uniforms
from the old Oakland Fire Depart
mcnt band, but many of them are
too small to be used, it was stated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Call Issued For
Blood Volunteers
Recruitment Chairman Seeks
Eighty Additional Donors

A call for eighty additional vol
unteers who will offer their blood
next Wednesday, April 8, was is
sued this week by Mrs. Grover c.
Stemple, county chairman of the
blood recruitment program here for
the American Red Cross.
Mrs. Stemple said that an in
creased quota had been assigned to
the county because Of the need for
additional blood for members Of
the armed forces and for use in
making gamma globulin, and that
there would be fewer visits of the
bloodmobile to the county, too, i'm
1858.
The quota for the year was set
at 100 pints instead of $50.
Only five visits of the bloodmo-
bile will be made in the county this
year, and not another one in Oak
land until December, she stated.
During the last visit the workers
secured 112 pints of blood, and
this time the local group is seek
ing 1850 pints.
Mrs. Stemple said that l25 per
sons were listed and scheduled for
appearance next Wednesday, but
that at least 80 additional ones are
needed to offset those who will be
rejected ON account of colds and
other reasons.
Rev. John J. Atwell said that
various groups were planning to
appear as volunteers, including the
National Guard, members of the
Boy and Girl Scout troop commit
tees in Deer Park and Swanton,
members of the PIT. A. at Swan
ton, the American Legion at Oak
land, the Deer Park fire company,
and members of the Garrett County
Episcopal Diocesan missions adj
yisory boards.
Anyone who will volunteer to
give blood is asked to call either
Mrs. o. T. eraser, 2-39G&, or Mrs.
Stcmple, 2-218G.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Northern High PIT. A.
Program In Charge of F.F.A.

Members Of the Northern High
chapter of the Future Farmers of
America will be in charge Of the
program at the next meeting of
the Northern Carrots High school
Parcnt-Tcachcr association, to he
held Thursday evening, April ., at
o'clock.
The program will be divided in
to four parts, Marvin Calls, vo-
cational agriculture instructor,
stated. The history and detectives
of f. f. A. will be given by Floyd
Baker. F. f. a. trips and contests
will be outlined by John Gcorg.
Projects will be explained by Her
bert Bucket, and classroom work
and farm shop will be interpreted
by Mark Fruehan
There VIII be an open house tour
Of the new farm shop building at
the conclusion. Refreshments will
be served The public is invited
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Named to Board

Dr. +. Irving Baumgartner, of
Oakland, was elected to the Board
of Directors of the American
Academy of General Practice dur
ing its fifth annual meeting held
in St. Louis, Mo, March % to &c.
He will serve a three-ycar term.
Over 5000 family doctors from
every part Of the country attended
the meeting, held for the purpose
of aiding them in keeping up to
date on the latest advances in
medicine and to emphasize the role
of family counselor in matters per-
tanning to health. DR.. Baumgartner
was accompanied by his wife. Both
have returned to Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
QM Of GOD j..
An Easter Message by Henry Knox sheriff. presiding

An Easter Message by Henry Knox sheriff. Bishop the Episcopal Church
Eternal life is the gift of God Here is a statement which
counter to the mood and the conviction of many people
Some moderns would say that eternal life is naenabc
right as human beings. Others would declare that etena
life is something earned for ourselves We selfmadc
heirs of God Thus to many Eastcrtdc carries note
overwhelming joy OF profound gratitude
TO the Christian, however the great experiences
of life to which he responds rights us rewards
they the gifts Of God The world Of nature the beauty
of the of the sunset life, natural enGoumcaC fam
ly-to mention only few, these constant causes Of
Thanksgiving. There is Of wonder and OF humility.
Especially is this Easter Despite all failure and
Weakness in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ God has opened
unto the gates of everlasting life In humble gratitude we
rededcate ourselves with JOY repeat the old but ever
message, THE Lord is risen. He is risen indeed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Annual Egg Hunt
Scheduled Monday

The annual Easter Egg hunt will
be conducted again on the lawn of
the American Legion home by
members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of Proctor Kildow Post No. n.
Scheduled to begin at p. m. on
Monday, the affair is open to all
children II years of age or under,
who are accompanied by an adult.
There will be prizes. Mrs. Porter
Dewitt is in charge of arrange
ments. Eggs are to be decorated
by members Of the auxiliary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Rain Is Order of Day

Rainfall for most of the week
seemed to be the order for Gar
rett county, with LIP inches falling
during the seven-day period. A
goodly portion of this fell yester-
day following some brief lightning
and thunder.
The weather bureau at the Web
cr greenhouse recorded 5.S2 inches
Of rain during March.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Northern Band Boosters
Plan Supper

The Band Boosters Of the North
crn High School are making plans
to serve a spaghetti supper in the
school cafeteria ON Wednesday
evening, April s. Serving will be-
gin at five o'clock and end at
eight The proceeds are to be used
for now uniforms for the band Adj
vance tickets are now on sale. The
cost of the supper will he $1.O0 for
adults and soc for children. The
public is invited to attend
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Body to Arrive

The Boldcn Funeral home was
notified today that the body of
Pvt. Donald r. Sollars would ar
rive in Oakland next Wednesday,
April 8, from Jersey City, N. J.
No funeral arrangements or
other details were available.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Oakland Rotarians
Name 1853 Officers

c. Melvin Right was elected
president of the Oakland Rotary
club at a meeting of the Board Of
Directors last Friday night. He will
succeed Edwin Elias when installa-
ton is held the latter part Of June
Other officers named were Earl
Zcpp, vice-president; Willard F.
Elliott, secretary; Mason Glotfelty,
treasurer. New members of the
board of directors, named prior to
the election of officers, were Rob
ert T. Hoffman, Melvin Right and
Earl Zepp. Hold-over members of
the board are Willard Elliott, Ed
win Elias, G. f. Sharps and Fred
Burgwald.
Have Panel Discussion
A panel discussion ON what
makes successful Rotary club
tick" was held at last Fridays
meeting. The panel was composed
of past prJ idents, DR.. Frank Gus
Ter, Dr.. w. w. Grant, Paul B.
Naylor, Reaford Pmbaugh, Fulcher
P. Smith, Ralph f. Weber, Lester
G. Yutzy, Rev. A. J. Haines. Dr..
Tom Bess, past district governor,
served as moderator. The program
was arranged by O. T. eraser, pro-
gram chairman for the month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Local Churches
List Special
Easter Services

Churches of Oakland and sur
rounding communities have planned
special services for the balance of
Holy Week and ON Easter in OBJ
servance of the death and resur-
rcction Of Jesus Christ.
Two Good Friday services are
planned in Oakland Protestant
churches, from y O'Clock noon I'M
til 3 p. m, one at the Episcopal
church and one at the Lutheran
church.
The service at the Lutheran
church is the final meeting of the
union Lenten series sponsored by
the Mountain Top Ministerial as
sociation. During Lent the three
Protestant churches, Lutheran,
Methodist and Nazarene, have held
weekly services, alternating the
place of meeting, with the theme,
THE Cross in the Life of Today"
At Fridays service, eight minis
tiers VIII participate with Rev. Lu-
ther l.. Hare as liturgist, and the
ether seven speaking on the seven
last words from the cross. Par
ticipating will be Rev. Hugh Smiley,
Aurora; Rev. Blair Burr, Rev. VIII
liam Rogers, Loeb Lynn; Key
Ralph Bowman, EgIon; Rev. Don
aid Gallon, Ked House; Dr. W. ,.
Patterson and Rev Forrest Ben
ner, Oakland
mere VIII ne SPECIAL music by
members OF ST Mark $ Lutheran
Choir with solo numbers by D IL.
Fagenhardt ana John HahSt'
Olhef services IN lhe chufeheS
during the Easter weekend include
the l"iIoWIilS:
81 Mat'he" 5 Episcopal
MauHoE thursday ceieoralIon OF
Holy communion p M On Dood
Friday mealtallohS ON the cross
Il 10 d p m. Easter sunday HOLY
EucharIS. at q a. Ill., 'hulch Sc''oI
"''"' ilolE Euci'd'I9l ana SERMON
- a. M
st, eter 'a'h"iic
uood fllaay' mass oil pre-
Sai'tCiiled' at ! : CLOCK noon ioi-
lowed by stations OIL inc cross
confessions 1oiloWlhg'
H"lF saturday, hlesSlilg OIL ne"
llfo' PaSchal cahdle' Easter water
ana baptiSmal water o:5o a. M
high mass at g. confessions helofe
ana during mass also I TO . ana
from ';3o p M
Easter lhgh mass ana oehedic-
ton of blessed sacrament "
cloch' low mass at Io' com eSsionS
before each mass. Kew. fauI NaId-
schmidt 'SO' Will assist the pas
tor heV. Michael n. Carney
Ked House Lutheran
The sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will be administered at the
Easter service at II a. m. Pastor
Donald X. Gallon Will speak on
THE Problem of Heavy Stones.
The choir will sing an arrange
ment Of Bach's Nov Let All the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Legislature
May Adjourn
Next Monday
All Local Legislation In Hop
pers-NOne Calls For
Special Election on
Whiskey

As the Maryland Legislature be-
gan a drive to complete its bust
ness and adjourn by Monday, April
8, it was learned yesterday that
no further Garrett county legisla-
ton would be introduced. The scs-
sion ended without introduction Of
any legislation calling for special
election or referendum on the
question of having legalized liquor
for sale in Garrett county.
May Get Veto on Gas
The Senate on Tuesday passed
and sent to the House bill to
authorize the Department of Gcolo-
gy and Mines to adopt certain reg
ulations over gas and oil wells.
Senator Neil c. Fraley amended
the bill to require the department
to get approval of the Garrett
County Commissioners, however,
before any of its regulations would
become effective in Garrett.
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Fraln,- said no oorend tbnrn
fi' '''" ny -" .''1'
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bo believed the residents themselves
sbouId have in effect the veto
nowe, Of reoulation that looks
aood in RaItiuore but would work
against tbe hest interests of the
poonlo ON the scene. 200 miles
away At nresent Garrett is the
only county in the state which has
oil and gas wells
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loss fine ,qIle or regulation shall
have been expressly approved by a
written resolution of the Board of
County Commissioners of Garrett
County"
Resident Judee?
Kin ..u;,a fo,. Of loos4 ono
,o.;dont ;,,Lua !, o..b .o,,n+v ~
the state has passed the Senate
and is now in the House. it was
learned from Senator Fralev YES
terdav Anv such LEGISLATION would
have to he voted upon at a CEN
eral election as constitutional
amendment before becoming law.
The nresent law provides that in
the fOlDtb judicial ciTcuIt which
Evening star., 1953-07-11
AdeIphi Community
To Get Shopping center

A projected $25O.0O0 shopping
center for the new suburban COM
munity Of Adelphi. Md, will be
located on the Old Riggs road
in what was formerly known as
West Hyattsyille.
The commercial site win be
built by Elmer D. Snook and
construction viii begin early next
year. Upon recommendation or
the Maryland-Nat Capital
Park and Planning Commission
a three-acre strip vas rezoned
from residential to light COM
nercial to provide space for the
center on the east side of Riggs
road between MetzerOtt and
Adelphi roads.
More than 800 homes have
been built in the Adelphi area.
with prospects for many more
next year.
Evening star., 1953-07-11

&: .rehgss hag 9tji Sdia aFssssr sS co ssld;s iaa IA
M "a ss ssf s'ftr,s .suss: :ls..ssi ss '4 q
and builder, 1905 Bonifant st., SILVER
SprinE; Md; Leon Brown. architect,
HS.stcry Srisk am ana cind.t bioes' ss' dWsi. HRsSe
st: NV: Dots "a s-S-S, SQUARE 1887. to
gl,. NV: builder not selected: Benj.
Silver Spring. Md: to erect cne one,
ssdsx,sE @ 'isRs o9 20. dSs19s :saaas 1882 saSe
10Y Msa ih csloR% e. RM s.nsmy:Rs :Rs Su!ss 4Sa
erect two twc-stCry brick ! ana ccindesrp r
block Ssn mats Unit units each 2l4sS16 s.3 War.
18Th warren GTHs1 aRs SaasE .Eeh aehs
sIsct tsst aTso Wisconsin ave NV to
S ofasi .ausr. SSf OSssS5 OSs5SS5. to cost cost
ssa I9hT AA1sheF la. SvRsT 2s5 saS builder
to erect one .one-and -one half story
brick. ,cinder block and frame, dgellinE.
s 54ss,. Msss to cost oss si5ooo ao'' '-io-li' So
Charles R. wellons, owner: and build
er. 624 MARYLAND avenue NE; w. B.
Hallett, architect. .6525 Piney Branch
road NV; to erect one two-story, brick
NTH place Sc. tlots 64-66. square 5364l,
to cost $4,000.
Southern Eneineering Corp. owner and
builder. 1908 Bonifant street, silver
Vermont Vernon ; avenue % NV: % to % erect two two two.
story. brick and cinder- block dwellings.
447-55 Springdale street NV. dots 10
and IL. square 159D. to cost $1,000
each.
southern Engineering Corp. owner and
builder, 1905 Bonifant street. Silver
Spring. Md; Leon Brown, architect, 1000
vermont rn avenue NV: to erect two % two
1443-51 Sprinedale street NV. dots 8
and IL, square 1897. to cost $4,000
W. C. T. A. N. Miller DEVELOPMENT
owner and builder: Edward r. spano,
architect. 4S72 Massachusetts, avenue;
70 erect one two.story. brick. cinder-
sSsf eosa NW Esms to sosas sSst Hss7
Sam Schiattareggia T. Son, owners
and builders. 1850 Alabama avenue Sc:
Good Hone road Sc; to erect one two
StW - 0WelunB,
1901 Thirty-first place Sc. dots 1888
"a: SQUARE 5543. to cost $4,000.
l.. E. Breuninger g. Sons. owner and
builder, 1880 K street NV: Frank G.
Beatty. architect; to erect one one-story.
brick and -cinder-block dwelling. 5317
Potomac avenue NV. lot z and pt. lot
8, saulre 1442).. to cost $500
and builder: Leon Brown. architect; to
erect three two-story brick and cinder
block dwellings, 4440-52-60 Springdale
street NV. lots 2-4-7. square 159sl;
to cost $4,000 each. =
William K: lavish; .jr., owner and
Chase, Md: Stann & Samperton, archi-
tects, Fig Building. Silver Spring. Md:
to erect one two-story brick and cinder
ss!i stree. s,S S.% 6So dot 81 square 5$sT; to
Potomac Electric Power Co.. owner
and architect. 929 street NV: builder
not selected: erect one one-story elec-
trio substation. brick and concrete, rear
1900 Pennsylvania avenue Sc. tparcel
202I33. square 5522); to cost $4,000.
Luther H. Snyder, owner, 3640 Ever
ett street NV; Z. A. Baker Co. builder,
$685. Laurel avenue. Takoma Park, Md;
r. F. Beresford. architect. $40 EiGh-
teenth street NV; to build brick ad-
dition to brick and cinder block dwell
ing (two-story addition. at 3640 Ever
EFT street NV. dot 9. square 1887; to
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-03-01
H ~ :. the ALL-PURPosE
~ II YEAR-RoUND SPRAYER

Honon
time money and labor production - -
Its
oegned to honde oil jobs efficiently ond
oodsd
chneY cleaning and diinfection. =
Its brood swo distribution ee
OF hondg trouble
This fewer through the
down o sng boms ground
viii go anywhere will installation