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Evening star., 1955-11-20
In A KANSAS KITCHEN
Continued from page 43
Peppery And Spicy

butter, -four and liquids When thckened add remaining
ingredients. Let each guest help himself
TamaIe Pie
2PoHuds ground pork, No. 2k can tomatoes
lean or beet can be used I can yellow cyeantstyle
large onions, diced corn
Salt and pepper can t8k 0z.) ripe
Ih cups cOrM1eaI olives, sliced
i1k cups milk 2 tablespoons chill powder
IL teaspoons salt
Brown meat and onions adding more fat if necessary
Season to taste Cook slowly 10 minutes stirring OCCASION
ally In large kettle mix cornmeal milk and salt. Add
tomatoes and cook very slowly about 30 minutes stirring
frequently. Add corn olives and chill powder mixing well
Combine the two mixtures, transfer casserole Bake
30O0F. for " hours Yield: II portions. Note: This
may be made the day before your party and stored in the
refrigerator. Make fiery mild - it's of
The recipe given here is but average hot.
Streusel Gingerbread
package gingerbread teaspoons cinnamon
mix 2 tablespoons melted
" cup brown sugar butter
Tablespoons -four " cup chopped HHfs
Prepare gingerbread batter and pour into pan Combine
over cake batter Bake as directed package. Serve
warm with whipped cream vanilla ice cream Yield:
to portions After the tongue -pricklng heat of the
tamae pie. ice cream is cooling and think the
delicious dessert to have.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
II z Z D ?
Here's how to
Feel Stronger Fast
within Y days!

Do you feel tired? Weary? Rum
down? You may be suffering from
iron-deficiency anemia, or Tired
Blood. To feel stronger fast try
GERITOL, the high potency tonic
that begins to strengthen tired blood
in just "a hours! Two GERITOL
tablets contain twice the iron in q
pound Of calves liver. In only one
Evening star., 1955-11-20

butter, -four and liquids When thickened add remaining
ingredients. Let each guest help himself.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

day, GERITOL iron q IN
your bioodstrean carry
ing strength and energy
10 every part Of your
body. Get GERITOL
tablets at your drugstore
today. Feel strongef fast
= within 2 days o. your
money back
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Woman Thug Victim
In Fair Condition

Mrs. Annie r. Potbury, IT.
year-old victim of a brutal at
tack by four men Friday, was
reported in fair condition today
in Emergency Hospital.
The YWCA housekeeper at
Strong Residence, Seventeenth
and K streets NV, suffered a
fractured pelvis and a Clipped
elbow when she was beaten while
walking through Farragut Square
Park on the way home from a
lecture at Constitution Hall.
Four men. two of whom were
seen running from the park at
the time of the attack were ar
rested later and charged with
assault with intent to commit
robbery. Their case is scheduled
for March 10.
A bandit robbed a 59-year-old
woman near Eleventh street and
Evening star., 1955-02-21
10000 Troops Ready
To Invade ThaiIand,
Prime Minister Says
BY the Assoeioied Press

BANGKOK, Feb. 21.-Prims
Minister Pibulsonggram said to-
day 10000 so-called free Thai
troops are assembled in border
ing Yunan Province of Red
China poised for a jump-of
against Thailand.
The Thai field marshal ad-
dressed a news conference as
heads of three delegations ar
rived for Wednesdays opening
of the three-day conference of
the Southeast Asia defense treaty
organization.
! The prime minister told the
220 correspondents the free
That's are headed by former Thai
Prime Minister Pridi Phanom-
yong. He added that Thailand
could handle an aggressive move
by them unless Red Chinese
troops Joined them in an attack.
! The Southeast Asia Defense
Organization was formed in
Manila with the aim of halting
Communist aggression. The
Prime Minister said Thailand
favored strong organization
dedicated ito peace in this part
of the world"
Sees Danger Increasing.
He said Thailand had been
able to handle internal problems
resulting from subversion and
Communists infiltrating from
Red China "but the danger to
Thailand is beginning to in
crease.
Autonomous That's in Yunan
have set up a military academy
at Cheli and will use Yunan to
jump off against U.s." he said.
IF we don't do anything about
it communism will move across
the Mekong River and dominate
GAL Va oCutIiCdSG ASld.
Delegations arriving today for
the three crowded days of dis
cussion, most of it to be secret,
were headed by Richard G.
Casey, Australian external min
lster; Thomas L. Macdonald.
New Zealand minister of ex-
ternal affairs, and Foreign Min
lister Carlos P. Garcia of the
Philippines.
Five formal sessions, Begin
ming at 10 am. Wednesday 30
pm. Eastern Standard Time,
Tuesday,, will be held behind
closed doors in the Anunda Sa-
makon throne hall.
Only the final meeting Friday
will be open to the press.
Representatives of the eight
member nations will elect a !
chairman Wednesday after a
welcoming address by Thai Pre-
mier Phibulsonggram.
Pact Signed in September.
The organization, created by
the Manila pact. is made up of |
the United States, United King
dom, Thailand, Philippines.
Pakistan, New Zealand, France
and Australia. The pact was
signed September 8.
American officials said there
were grave fears of a Communist
uprising in the bordering Indo-
Chinese state of Laos while the |
conference is in progress. Thai
land police were alerted for
Evening star., 1955-02-21

demonstrations by followers o.
Moscow-trained Ho Chi Mini
among the $4,000 Wet Namese
refugees from Indo- China.
Two Laotian provinces are
dominated by the Reds.
Security measures were tight
ened in Bankok.
Formal dinners for the dele
gates and their wives are
planned Wednesday and Friday.
The delegates will have indiyi-
dual audiences Tuesday with 27-
year-old King Phumiphon Adult
det, who was born in Cambridge,
Mass.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Testimony by Mckay
May Clarity Stand on
Statehood Proposal
BY the Assoeiaied Press

Advocates of Alaskan and
Hawaiian statehood shift their
attention to the Senate today
in the hope new light will be
shed on the administrations
view of their aspirations.
The light may come from Sec
retary Of the Interior Mckay,
scheduled to be the opening wit
ness before the territories sub
committee as 1t opens a hearing
into statehood legislation.
Specifically. Mr.. Mckay is ex-
pected to be asked whether &C
ton by the House Insular At
fairs Committee last week has
altered administration opposi-
tion to statehood for Alaska.
The committee wrote into a
combined Hawaii-AlaSka bill au-
thority for the President to make
special national defense with
drawals in unpopulated parts of
Alaska.
See Excellent Chance"
Sponsors of the reservation
amendment told the House COM
mittee that was it's purpose and
expressed belief its acceptance
now gives the combined state
hood bill IAN excellent chance
of gaining administration ap-
proval."
Mr.. Mckay earlier had in
dicated he would look favorably
upon such move, but no one
has said fatty the President
would approve the bill as ap-
proved 1876 by the House COM
mittee.
In fact, some observers pri-
vately question this view. They
cite the retport submitted by
Secretary of Defense Wilson op-
posing any immediate change
in the political status of this
Federal area (Alaska)." They
said this position, approved by
the Budget Bureau, doesn't in
dicate any acceptable COM
promise.
Others to Testify.
Backers of the reservation
proposal, however, say it was
more than coincidence" that |
Mr. Wilson's report was brought [,
to the committee by messenger
several hours after it originally /
rejected the withdrawal author |
ity only to approve it in modi-
fed form the next day. /
In addition to Mr.. Mckay, the
subcommittee expects to hear
from James H. Douglas, under
secretary of the Air Force, rep
resenting Mr.. Wilson; represent
atives of the State and Justice
Departments; Delegate Bartlett,
Democrat, of Alaska. and Dele
gate harrington, Republican, of
Hawaii.
Senator Monroney, Democrat,
OF Oklahoma, a statehood foe,
will appear in support of his
counter proposal to grant the
twoS territories commonwealth
status rather than statehood.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

Massachusetts avenue NV. last
night. police reported.
Mrs. Mildred Carter, Of 1757
@ street NV, said the man
snatched her purse from her arm
about 10:30 pm. as she walked
on Massachusetts, avenue. The
purse contained only street car
tokens and personal papers, she
said. Police were looking for a
slender man S feet Z inches tall.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Insurance Field BUSY

BERLIN.-More than 100 for
eign insurance companies are
now active in West Germany.
The many brand-nsw West Ger
man industrial plants are one
OF the main attractions to new
foreign investment capital in
the insurance field.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Champagne for Servants

To celebrate her seventh we'd
ding anniversary, Britain's S
Queen recently ordered cham
payne and whisky to be served
to all servants in the Royal
Palace.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Family Ace Record Set

Mrs. Mary Hannah Hampshire
of Leeds, England. set a family
record when she recently reached
the age of 106. She had a great
aunt who died at los.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Fur Cout Center

NEW YORK.-Nine out of 10
fur coats sold in the United
States are made within a five
block area in the City of New
York.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

Just 2l0 patterns at greet SOW
inss. Fine woolens, worsteds i.
q size. style, pattern, color for
every mon :. custom tailored
to your individual measure. coot
ond trousers perfection fit
assured. Work done in our uwn
shops.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Stop Me Litter {.

Aboshng litter American rOadsides, parks, beaches
all public continues be the of
as they call upon all to continue to support the education
programs directed the individual citizens responsibility
for fostering and cleanliness.
Although the litter problem is national it be solved
only the local level The solution is actually very simple
Each community must solve its trash problem. Each
citizen accept his individual responsibility not to throw
trash the Streets highways, in the parks other public
but to put where it belongs, in trash container
1t is basicaiy problem of education, and along with
this education and better facilities for trash
and garbage disposal Trash containers needed wherever
there is potential litter
The first goal Of keeping Maryland beautiful is to
educate the public to the trash habit Elimination of
Beautiful
The problem is not of just today this week. but
will Of necessity be continuing Every hour see
child adult unwrap popsickle, candy bar what
ever and unconscousy drop the paper the street Almost
every day child or adult open a window and
bottles One could easily make himself public nuisance by
bringing such acts to the attention of every individual who
does Them but surely would not be too long before
the careless at least became conscious of their epon
sbiity
Providing stiff penalties and fines for those who
convicted of ering may be of help but it won't
the problem The will be Of education, year after
year We all be teachers but we've got to learn the lesson
ourselves before do effective job of teaching.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Balloon or Planet?

Balloon or Planet? or maybe a
flying saucer? People are ready to
argue about the first two, but no
body has claimed seeing the latter.
On Monday afternoon a number
of people saw an object in the sky,
fairly close to the sun, so that it
was necessary to shade ones eyes
from the suns brilliance before
getting clear view of the said OBJ
ject
Several persons surmiSed it was
a weather balloon which had been
released in the hurricane area to
calculate the direction and velocity
of winds. But w. c. Highlander, an
Oakland pharmacist, who makes a
hobby of studying astronomy said
he could definitely assure every
one that it was the planet Mercury
Englander claimed that the
plduGl IldO CdCIlCQ lIo lllOoI CdoIClI
longation on Monday and could be
observed in the vicinity of the sum-
and about an hour behind it in
time. Mercury at this time of the
year is known as the evening star
So take your pick as to what you
saw, il you happened to look up
into the sky on Monday afternoon
around five o'clock.
The Red Oak-Fairview CORE
spondent reported Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Davis seeing large bal
loon over "Dobbin Hill on Mon
day evening. The report said the
balloon was slowly drifting direct
ly south and through binoculars it
appeared to be very light blue in
color and had large carrier under
meath.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Re-Establish Mail
Service at Park

Direct mail service was partially
re-established at Mt Lake Park. eff
fective September 10, it was an
nounced this week.
J. N. Sparks, district transporta-
ton manager, and l. l.. Penrod,
district manager for the Post Of
flee department, were in the area
last week and after an investiga-
ton, the former issued an order
stating that direct exchange of
mails between train 80 and Mt.
Lake Park would be established
daily, except Sundays and holidays,
effective Monday.
This will allow direct mailing on
trains at Mt. Lake Park, the prac-
tice of which was discontinued
several weeks ago At present,
other mail for Mt. Lake Park comes
to the Oakland postoffice and is
dispatched to Mt. Lake Park by
truck both morning and afternoon.
With the change now in effect,
George Perrine, postmaster, will
dispatch a first class pouch on train
80 which will allow mail that is
postmarked after s a. m. to be sent
out promptly,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Parade Scheduled
For This Evening

A big parade is scheduled for
this evening to assist the Mt. City
Band and the Oakland Chapter of
Moose, which are sponsoring a
weeks carnival in Oakland.
The parade will be held at o.
clock p. NJ, and will consist of a
number of bands and drum corps
and fire companies. Among those
participating will be the Arion
Band of FroStburg, the National
Guard, the FroStburg Legion drum
corps, the Boy Scouts. Davis Fire
department, Homecoming city band,
Homecoming fire department, cub
scouts, KingWood band and fire de-
partment, girl scouts. Terra Alta
High school band, the Bayard fire
department, Northern High band,
Grantsville fire department, Deer
Park fire department. FriendSVille
fire department drum corps and
fire department, Kelly Mansfield
drum corps from Piedmont, W. Va,
the Oakland fire department and
the Southern High band, besides
a number of trades display.
The G.. and B. Shows have been
set up since Monday on the lot adj
iacent to the Manhattan hotel and
will remain there until Saturday
night
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Is Hospital Patient

Mrs. Grover Sisler, of White
Rock, is a patient in Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital after having
sustained broken knee cap in an
automobile accident last Thursday
about noon.
The accident occurred when Mr..
Sisler, who was driving, smashed
into telephone pole on the corner
of Green street and the pOstOffice
alley. Mr.. Sisler swerved to the
right to avoid hitting a truck driven
by Joseph w. limbaugh.
Both drivers were given tickets
by State Trooper Robert Henline
and hearing is scheduled for next
Monday before Trial Magistrate w.
o. Bitter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
To Take Part In
Regional Contest

George Bishoff. 16, of near
Friendsville, who won the All club
tractor driving contest at the State
Fair about three weeks ago, will
leave Monday morning to partici-
pate in the Atlantic States All
| tractor operators contest, to be con-
Quoted at the Atlantic Rural Expo
sition at Richmond, Va, on Tues
day September 81 Fourteen states
are planning to send participants.
Bishoff will be accompanied by
| James A. McHenry, assistant coun-
ty agent; and Guy Gienger, associ-
ate extension agriculture engineer
of the University of Maryland, Col
lege Park.
An awards banquet is being ar
ranged by the American Oil COM
pany following the contest which
the local delegation will attend.
Bishoff and the other contestants
will take written examination and
will undergo practical eXamina-
ton prior to lunch on the day OF
the contest. There will be parade
on tractors following the lunch
period with the actual contest on
onerafiOn of tractor and betting, to
take place from 1 to 3 o'clock.
There will be a parade of the win
ners at the conclusion of the con-
test
McHenry said the party would
return to their homes on the 28th
Bishoff is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Emerson BiShOff
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Postal Money Orders
Are Now Available

A new type money order is now
in general use at the Oakland post
office. The new money order was
given a trial run" over test
period in several major cities and
has been approved by the Post
office department 1t costs no more
than those now issued. and requires
less trouble to obtain.
In appearance the new money
order looks much like a govern
ment check. 1t is actually filled out
by the patron, except for the
amount, which is filled in by the
postal clerk, and then the money
order is stamped, with protection
figure. showing a maximum amount
for which it is issued.
In purchasing this new type
money order, postal officials here
note, the patron is required to do
less writing, does not have to fill
out an application form, and can
obtain his money order in about
one-halG the time over the former
method.
If patron in filling out his
money order, makes a mistake or
spoils it, if he returns it the same
day he can receive another with
out service charge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Adult Education
Classes To Form

Plans are now underway for the
organization of night Adult Edu-
cation classes in the schools of Gar
rett county, it was announced by
Willard l.. Hawkins, county super
intendent of schools. The following
courses will be offered Mathe-
MATES, science, English, history
(These courses will help anyone
desiring to take the equivalence
examination for high school
diplomat Also to be offered are
classes in tipping, shorthand, book
keeping, agriculture, shop, home
economies and handicrafts. Under
new regulation no funds are
available this year for such courses
as music, physical education, art
or driver education.
Mr.. Hawkins said the courses
offer an opportunity for adults to
advance their education free of
charge. Any of the above men
toned courses will operate if an
average attendance of ten can be
maintained. Each course will be of
II weeks duration. Courses will
meet one or two nights weekly
from 7:3O to $50 p. m. Courses
in tipping, shorthand, bookkeeping,
shop and home economics will be
given in the two high schools only.
All other courses listed will be Of
fered in any school of the county
where there is sufficient enroll
ment. Anyone Is years of age or
over. and not in school, is eligible
to enroll.
Registration will he from Z to 9
p. IN. on Monday, October /, at
Southern High, Northern High,
Kitzmiller, Grantsville, Red House,
Friendsville, Bloomington.
Efforts will be made to greatly
increase the enrollments in adult
classes over previous years. Adults
may register by prone if they are
unable to report to one of the des-
ignated schools on registration
night. Call the principal of any one
of the schools listed for adult
classes, it was stated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
County PIT. A. Council
To Meet On October 9th

The first meeting of the County
Council of Parents and Teachers
for the new school year will be
held on Thursday evening, October
6, it was announced by John Wolf,
president
AT that time it is planned to have
speaker from the state office to
present the details of the five-year
program which has been set up all
over the state.
Mr.. Wolf and his wife attended a
meeting in Baltimore last Thurs
day of all county council presidents
and chairmen, at which time they
were acquainted with the official
duties of the officers and with the
five-year program.
Mr.. Wolf said he was notifying
all presidents and other officers of
all county P-TA. groups and
other interested persons so that
there would be large attendance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Seek Vandals

County and state authorities are
seeking the arrest of some vandals
who damaged the property of Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Tressler, in Mt.
Lake Park early last Sunday morn
ing
About 2 a. NJ, an automobile
drove up in front of Tressler's
home and some person or persons
showered the building with rocks,
breaking one window and causing
other damage. Five minutes later
the same automobile returned and
fired additional rocks at the house.
Authorities are still investigating.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Surpass Quota For
Scout Advancement

Deep Creek District boy scouts
have surpassed their quota for adj
vancement during the year, it was
learned at a meeting of the district
scout leaders on Tuesday evening.
Early in the year the district set
40 as goal, and already there
have been 40 Announcements through
August. This included 26 cubs, and
% scouts. Last year "a scouts ad-
vanced in rank. A report also
showed there were 10 troop mem
bers who were first class scouts or
higher.
Rev. John J. Atwell, district
chairman, presided at the meeting
which included a discussion of va
rious problems of the troops in the
area, and methods of overcoming
these difficulties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
September Court
To Open Monday
Number Of Criminal Trials
And Appeals Will Be
Disposed Of

In addition to the criminal cases
to be heard in the September term
of Court resulting from the ten in
dictments from the recent grand
jury, there are a number of crimi-
nal trials and criminal appeals
scheduled to be disposed of.
Thirteen cases are listed under
criminal appeals, while fourteen
cases are listed under criminal
trials.
The September term of court
will get under way next Monday
morning, September 26, at 9 o'clock.
Those listed under criminal APP
peals:
An overload case against Ernest
burst from office of Trial Magis-
trate w. o. Bitter wherein the APP
pellant was fined 1852 and costs.
An overload case against Larry
Lawson from office CT Magistrate
Karol Rush wherein appellant was
fined 1922 and costs.
Case against Franklin Bartin for
giving an improper left turn, fined
$40 and costs by Magistrate Bitter
On charge of operating vehicle
on public highway while under in
fluence of liquor on March 81, Gus
tav August Heisc was sentenced to
serve six months in the House of
Correction by Magistrate Bitter.
An appeal was taken.
Donald E. Rounds, on charge
of non-support of wife and child,
Continued On Page Severn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-22
Cub Parents To Meet
Friday Evening, Sept. q

A meeting of all parents of cub
scouts of Oakland, will be held on
Friday evening. September %, at
7:3O o'clock, it was announced by
George Stuck, cubmaster. The
meeting is for the purpose of COM
pleting the annual reorganization
of the cubs. Mr.. Stuck stressed
that the meeting was for parents
only.
Willis V. Smith. scout executive
for the Potomac Council, of Cum
berland is expected to be present
and assist in the organization.
Stuck also announced that the
Cubs would participate in the par
ade scheduled for this evening
The cubs are to meet at the scout
hall at Gas o'clock The parade is
at 7.