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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-14

FOR -Unfurnished apart
ment. living room, bed rooms,
Htchen-dinCttc combination. pri-
waite bath. laundry room. heat and
hot water. wired for electric range,
in Mt Lake Park Phone DE 4-3593.
ADV 20-tf
FREE-Large collection Of books
from the library Of Dr. d. c.
Pickens. \ number Of these are of
special interest to ministers. These
books are at Karl Kahl'S, old Ri.
2l9. where anyone interested can
see and select what he Wants.-AdV
20-tf
BABY CHICKS-Certified white
Leghorns, large type; also APP
proved New Hampshires. seXed or
unseXed. All W. Va.-U.S. Pullorum
clean. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Telephone Eglon S-F-120. Thorne
Poultry Farm. Horse Shoe Run, w.
Va.-Adv. 45-tf.
NEWS, DOG BITES NAN-Yes.
it's bad news if it's your dog-or
LEG. Get liability and accldeni ARD
health protection today-and be
dog-gonc smart, Call Rights In
srwance Office DE 4-3252, home
DE 4-2l95 T. d. Right Second St,
Oakland. Md.-AdV 20-lt
FOR SALE-Used hay leaders,
side rakes hay tedders. corn plant
ers, threc-scction lever harrow, all
makes and sizes, ground and power
driven grain binders, silo filler,
double disc harroWs, tractor NOW
ers, Prov mounted Mccormick
Deering corn picker, to fit II or
M-Farmall; a new John Deere 10
foot power take-off on rubber Glen
NJ Yoder, Accident, Md. l2-mile
on Bittinger road.-AdV. 17-4t*
CLEARANCE SALE on all used
furniture Breakfast sets. $50 and
S25; 2-pc. living room suites, $50
and $500; sofa beds $500; 5-pc.
bed room suites, $4,000; gossip
benches, $795; gas ranges, $1,000;
Kerosene range, large size, $1,000;
organ, $500; China cabinet, $1,000;
buffet, $1,000; server, $500; West
inghouse electric rooster. $500;
washing machine, complete with
laundry tubs, stand and hose, $1,000
Kelly's Appliance and Furniture
Store, Mt Lake Park, Md Dial
DEerfield 4-4111-Adv 18-tf.
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Invitation For Bids

The Board of Education of Gar
rctt County Maryland, will receive
sealed bids for the Additions and
Alterations to the kitzmiller
School, Kitzmiller. Maryland. until
10 a. m. August ,, 1858. n the office
of the County Superintendent of
Schools, Court House. Oakland,
Maryland, at which time and place
all bids will be publicly opened and
read aloud.
Bidders shall submit a single pro-
posal. this proposal shall cover all
General Construction Work. all
Heating Work. all Plumbing Work,
and all Electrical Work including
site utilities.
Plans Deposit $1,000.
Each proposal must be accom-
panied by a Certified Check or Bid
der's Bond in the amount of $4,000
Plans, specifications and proposal
forms will be available by Monday,
July II, 1855 They may be secured
by applying to the County Supcrin-
tendeut of Schools. Court House,
Oakland, Maryland. or Altman <
Altman. Registered Architects.
\ Il IS Gllu DtlIltk sptIcclS, OulOll-
town Pennsylvania, and depoSiting
the above stated amount. which de
post will be refunded only upon
return Of the plans and specifica-
tons in good order within ten days
after the opening of the bids, other
wise, the deposit will be forfeited
The Board Of Education Of Gar
rett County Maryland, reserves the
right to reject any or all bids or to
waive any informalities in bidding.
No bid shall be withdrawn for a
period of thirty 30 days suisse
quent to the opening of the bids
without the consent Of the Board Of
Education of Garrett County,
Maryland
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
GARRETT COUNTY, MD
Willard L. Hawkins, Sec'y
Altman and Altman. Architects,
Craig and Derrick Streets,
Uniontown. Pennsylvania
Adv 19-3t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-14

FOR SALE 49, Overstuffed chair.
in wine cloth; scatter rugs antique
bamboo bed lot small chairs,
Jones Antique Shop, RI. 80, near
Crellin.-Adv. 17-tf.
FOR SALE General Electric
water pump, in good condition.
Priced reasonable Can be seen at
Oakland Trailer Sales $50 Oak st.
Oakland, Md-Adv 20-3t+
FOR SALE-C. S. Wood proper
ty in Mt Lake, 6 rooms and bath,
with u lots, garages. / large
chicken house. Nelson S Wood.
Mt. Lake Park.-Adv. 20-3t.
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SWANTON, MD.

FOR SALE - German Shepherd
puppies, Axe registered, inocu-
lated, accustomed to children, SIS.
V. f. Weimer, Loeb Lynn. Phone
DE 4-2255 after 500 p. m. week
days, all day Sunday-Adv 18-tf
HOME MADE PIES baked fresh
daily. All fruit pies made with
frozen fresh fruits: cherry, apple,
BURBERRY and peach For large
orders please order one day ahead.
Hinebaugh's Restaurant.-Adv. 49,
12t
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FOR SALE-Hay, $1,000 ton;
Web-Co wire recorder, Maytag
washer, c. E. dishWasher. large ice
box, $40; gas range, $l2.00: erector
set, feed bags, printed or plain;
burlap sacks Phone DE 4-3O86.-
Adv. 20-2t
SOFT ICE CREAM Clrozen Gus
tard)-When downtown shopping.
stop in for your favorite sundae,
cone, or a thick milk shake. and
cool off in our Aforementioned
restaurant. Hinebaugh's Restau-
rant.-Adv. 13-12t.
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For Sale Or Lease
At Deep Greek Lake. a large
house. large dance hall, cot
tages for saIe-rent.
WILLIAM KIGHT
Glencoe Farms SWanton, Md.

FOR SALE - Frame building.
five garage stalls Buyer to rae and
clean site completely; large amount
of good lumber available. Contact
DE 4-2668 or DE 4-3512-Adv. 1926
PHENOTHIAZINE-Buy it ready
mixed in Green Salt One part to
nine of trace mineral salt 25
pounds S295. 100 pounds Sl100.
Grange Supply Center-Adv 15-tf
FOR SALE-House in Mt. Lake
Park eight rooms and bath situated
on attractive handicapped 140X120
corner lot Large porch surrounds
three sides. Call DE 4-3538, Mrs.
|. d. Hill. II Street.-Adv. 18-4t
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Manila 6 Friend. Bessie c.
Schlossnagel. Iva G. Liston, and
Anna Catherine Rose, Friends
Vile. Maryland
VS..
Peter j. Kahl and Ada Kahl, his
wife. Accident. Maryland. Harold
Kahl WldoWer, $50 NieWmont
Avenue. dohnstoWn. Pennsyl-
vania Robert kahl and -- kahl
his wife, and Richard kahl and
- Kahl, his wife whose places
Of residence are unknown. Ar
thur Custer single, Bedford St.
JohnstoWu, Pennsylvania and
John Boyer COS IamiSOn Street.
Fairmont West Virginia
No 1853 Equity. In the Circuit
Court for Garrett County
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-3-room house in Mt.
Lake Park Call DE 4-2349-Adv.
l9-tf.
FOR RENT-4-room apartment,
with private bath. Phone DE 4-2434
ADV 17-tf
FOR RENT-4-room, End floor
apartment, unfinished, in Mt
Lake Park. Phone DE 4-3191.-Adv
37-tf.
FOR RENT-8-quart punch bowl
and glasses, $1.OO per day. Oakland
Hardware & Furniture Co.-AdV
1885,.
FOR RENT-Apartme rooms
and bath. Miss Bernadine Warwick,
corner Seventh and Alder streets.
ADV. 12-tf.
FOR RENT-TWO apartments.
Apply between 8 a m. and Z p. M
Calhoun's Store, Mt. Lake Park
Adv 19-tf.
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Invitation For Bids

PROJECT: Farm residence. I'm
plement Shed and Shop
LOCATION: Game & Inland
Fish Commissions Mt Nebo Car
rctt County Maryland.
ARCHITECTS Department of
Public Improvements SOC Park
Avenue, Baltimore J. Maryland.
DEPOSITS None, for Plans and
Specifications Bids due August 2,
1855 at , p. NJ. tEDST1 Bids will
be received and publicly opened in
architects office
-AdN 2N-2t
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TREsPAss NOTICE

All persons are hereby warned
not to cross over. or trespass in any
manner on the property of the
undersigned, known as the Truman
Casteel farm near Sand Flat.
Harvey c. Wilt
r. 2, Oakland, Md.
ADV 1876.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
MISCELLANEOUS .

AVAILABLE FOR baby sitter or
companion. Phone DE 4-3497 Mrs
Albert Schrock.-Adv 17-4t
LAWN MOWERS sharpcned with
machine. Homer Lipscomb, r. 1,
Oakland. Phone DE 4-3O44-Adv
lift.
WE DO ALL KINDS of electric
cal wiring and plumbing, also re-
pair electric pumps, carpenter work
Of any kind. Phone DE 4-2934-
ADV. 39-tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-14

WANTED-In Grantsville area,
a salesman with a desire to be
practically his own boss" Very
high earnings are possible for a
real hustler. Route sales experience
or direct sales experience would be
definite asset. Apply Singer Sewing
Machine Co, Mr. Taylor, 65 Balti-
more St, Cumberland, Md.-Adv
1877.
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TREsPAss NOTICE

No trespassing, without permits
sion. on the property owned by
George w. Harvey and Bessie II,
Harvey, located in the Bethlehem
community.
ADV. 1887
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-14

FOR SALE yearling Holstein
bull full blooded but not regis
tered. Joe Holtschneider, Deer
Park-AdV 20-2t#
FOR SALE-312 acres, 7-room
house, 700-ft off 219, below Swal-
low Falls road. Phone DE 4-2851.
See Rex Snyder.-Adv lift.
FOR SALE-Piano, cabinet grand
Estey, in good condition Very
reasonable. Call after g. Mrs d. E.
OTutt-AdVertisement 2O-tf.
FOR SALE-Special for one
week only, 30" Deluxe gas range,
regular price S13995, now $685..
A. d. Naylor & Co.-Adv 20-1t
FOR SALE-6-room house, bath
and large pantry, 2-car garage and
6 lots, in Loeb Lynn. See j. w.
Ream, Mt. Lake Park-Adv. 20-4t@'
MAYTAG WASHER sales and
service. Easy Payments. Liberal
trades. Terra Alta Hardware, phone
3511, Terra Alta, w. Va.-AdV. l4-tf
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NO TRESPASsING

Persons are warned not to tres
pass upon the property of the
undersigned for any purpose what
ever located in Loeb Lynn Heights
Henry Halbauer
Route |
Mt. Lake Park, Md.
ADV. 1876"
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Notice

This is to give notice that the
driveway of George G. Dewitt is
private property and not open to
the use Of the public Violators and
treSpassers on my property will be
prosecuted.
George G. Dewitt
Sang Run, Md.
ADV. 1887
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WANTED

WANTED
WOMAN WANTED-For general
homework. Call DE 4-2l59-Adv.
20-3t
WANTED-Christian couple to
live as caretakers of farm Write
t., q The Republican.-AdV. II
2t*
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Commissioners Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioners for Garrett County,
Maryland, will be in session for
the transaction of all routine bust
ness that may properly come be-
fore them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
JULY Is AND 10, 1855
BY order of the Board.
r. T. BROHAWN. Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-14

WANTED-Laundry work, fine
or plain. Mrs. Nay Wilson, Oak
land Telephone DE 4-3176.-Adv
l7-4t@
WANTED-A boy and girl to
work in farm home. Two in family
Phone SH 6-2113, FriendsVille. -
Adv. 3-tf
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Evening star., 1955-09-06
BohIen Inspects
Red Atom Plant

MOSCOW, Sept. 6 (P.-A
party Of ambassadors of the
Western powers. led by Charles
E. Bohlen Of the United States
and Sir William Hayter OF Brit
ain. were escorted today on a
tour of the Soviet Unions atom
ic power station near Moscow.
Other ambassadors have been
invited to visit the plant later
this week. Previously the only
outsiders admitted were Com
munist Chinese and North Ko-
rean representatives and Prime
Minister Nehru of India.
Western news correspondents
were not permitted to accompany
the ENJOYS today. Some members
OF the party took their wives
along. No photographs were per-
mitted. Russians newspapers
previously have printed pictures
Of the installation.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Holiday I Troffic Kills 430.
Exceeding Toll for "a

extra effort on the part of every
one between now and Christina.
will hold down the year-end hol'
fiday toll.
Safety council statistics show
that 80 other persons are in.
jured for every traffic death
Also, for every three person.
killed, a fourth dies later Of in
juries.
No Deaths in ID. C.
North Dakota reported nc
violent deaths Of any kind at
tributed to this years holiday
and the District of Columbia
Maine, Montana and Vermont
had no traffic fatalities.
The 1855 holiday toll also
topped that Of a non-holiday
week end tabulated two weeks
ago for comparative purposes
An Associated Press survey Of
deaths during the August 1922
week end showed 385 traffic
deaths, 81 drownings and IS vio-
lent deaths for miscellaneous
causes.
Some safety experts contend
the high holiday tolls in recent
years can be attributed in part
to an inadequate road network
to handle the large number oi
automobiles in operation.
The National Safety Council
estimated so million motorists
were on the highways yesterday
afternoon and last night In %
million vehicles.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
GO. P. Choirmen Predict
Eisenhower Reelection

Ohio were now strongly support
ing President Eisenhower. HI
expressed the opinion that the
supporters of Senator Mccarthy
of Wisconsin, who has broken
with the Eisenhower admins
tration, and an independent
group antagonistic to Eisen-
hover in Chicago would be in
effective in stirring up opposi-
tion to the President.
Illinois Confident
I'VE will carry Illinois fol
Eisenhower. Gov. Stratton and
Senator Dirksen without a
doubt" Mr.. Hollingsworth said
He added that the Democrats
have no strong candidates to run
either for Senator or Governor
in Illinois. He said, too, that
Adlai Stevenson, if renominated
by the Democrats. would get no
where in that State. He dis
counted entirely suggestions that
Mr.. Stevenson. if he failed to be
renominated by the Democrats
for President, would run either
for Governor or for Senator.
State Chairman Bliss of Ohio,
See REPUBLICANS, Page A-4
Evening star., 1955-09-06
$20MilIion Fund Sets Up
Giant Student-Aid Plan

jration's initial working funds
came through grants by the Ford
Foundation and the Carnegie
Corp. of New York and are ear
marked for use in these ways:
Ten million dollars will be spent
Iat the rate Of 81 million a year
for four-year national merit
scholarships to high school stu
dents In the Nation adjudged
most capable Of benefiting from
Ia college education.
Gifts to Be Matched
Eight million dollars will be
used through a ten-year period
Ito match contributions received
from corporations and other do
nors for the purpose of estab-
fishing additional scholarships.
Two and one-half million dol
lars will cover the costs of ad-
ministration for a 10-year pc
roid and cover the cost of de-
veloping and operating a Ma
tion-wide selection program.
Mr.. Stalnaker said each schol-
See SCHOLARSHIP. Page AS
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Hope Held for All
Americans in China.

The State Department today
hailed Red China's announced
plans to free nine detained Amer
leans as a possible first step in
the return of all the Americans
lin China.
State Department spokesman
Henry Suydam told a news con-
ference: I'VE regard this as en-
couraging and hope it indicates
that the others will be released"
Mr.. Suydam said the release
iof some Of the detained Ameri-
cans did not indicate in any way
that the United States was aban-
doning its original position that
all the Americans should be re-
leased. He said he had no in.
formation that the United States
had made any concession to the
Chinese Communists, nor had
he heard any suggestion that the
Geneva negotiations would 60 on
to the second item of the agenoa
other problems between the
United States and Communist
China-before the first item
about the release Of civilian de-
tainees is completed.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Red China to Release
9 American Civilians
Former | okomo Park Man
Is Being Freed by Reds
By JOsEPH B. BYRNEs

"A wee bit shaken" was the
way Mrs. Thomas D. Miner Of
Takoma Park, Md. expressed
her feelings today when noti-
fled that her son, a prisoner in
Red China since 1851, will soon
be released. B
Red Chinese Ambassador Wang
Ping-nan included the name of
Charles Sydney Miner, Al, in a
list Of nine persons free to re-
turn home that was handed to
Unietd States Ambassador U.
Alexis johnson today at Geneva.
Also included on the list were
the names of Ralph Sharples
Boyd. representative of the North
American Syndicate. born in
Washington, d. c., in 1891. and
Roman Catholic Bishop James
E. Walsh. MN, 64. of Cumber-
land, Md.
A check of available sources
was unable Immediately to find
any recent Washington connec-
tion with Mr.. Boyd.
Brother Is a Judge
Bishop Walsh. executive Sec
retary of the Catholic Central
Bureau of China, is a brother of
Judge William C. Walsh, a for
mer Maryland attorney general.
The church official is a mem
Der Of the Maryknoll Order and
attended Mount st. Mary's Col
lege, Emrhitsburg, Md.
Mrs. Miner, who lives at GIL
Ethan Allen avenue, said her
son has been in Shanghai since
l947. He is representative
there for c. v. Starr Enter
prises Of New York.
The firm controls banking. in
surance and real estate inter-
ests in the Far East through
American Asiatic Underwriters
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Mystery Subs Hunted
OFF North Philippines

MANILA. Sept. 6 tR.--Philip-
pine Army planes and Navy ships
today were ordered to search for
three unidentified submarines
reported moving southwark Of
Itbayat Island, in the Batan
group. off the northern tip OF
the Philippines.
Similar previous reports o1
submarines have never beer
confirmed.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

This Is the First Of Five Articles Woshgton Seho
in buildings which for the first housed Negroes
and whites.
Next Monday the school system will Its doors for
its second integrated year.
How has ntegration worked in the Capitals schools?
Is 1t proving success?
1t was expected when the Board of Education year
determined to begin carrying the Supreme Courts
historic ansegregaton decision with the opening of
falls term that the reorganization Of the cys schools
would involve many problems.
Washingtons 1853 schools administered practic-
ally two separate school systems On each SIDE teachers
were entirely of race supervision separate and
children OF the two divisions had virtually contact
mixed assembly programs were banned
All down the line there two sets Of educators.
teacher of one virtually stepped into classroom
OF the other The two divisions had in common basic
curriculum single superintendent single bi-racia
Board OF Education But each division had its set of
traditions and at least in many details its Of
education.
The Board of Education which has six white members
and three colored had this in mind when
the Supreme Courts decision also had In mind the city
semi Southern tradition
The partly gradual migration program which the
majority decided provided that pupils Immediately
would be enrolled without regard to race Some Negro
Continued on Page AS, Col
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Communists She'll
.Quemoy Area

TAIPEI, Formosa. Sept. 6 (P)
Chinese Communists guns to-
day shelled the Quemoy area
across the strait from Formosa
for the third straight day, the
official Central News agency re-
ported.
Red gunners rained 40 shells
on the two Tan Islets. 2Ia miles
south Of the Red port Of Annoy
Central News said. after pound
ing them with lit rounds late
yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Highway Accidents
Kill 49 in Cunudu

OTTAWA, Sept. 8 (P. -
Seventy two Canadians died
violent deaths during the three
day Labor Day week end. High
way accidents took the lives OF
40. Eleven were drowned and
IL died from various other
causes.
The death count was almost
double the SO who perished over
Labor Day last year, but con-
siderably under the 96 killed
during the three-day Dominion
day Holiday earlier this year.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
News Comes
At13th T oIks
In Geneva

GENEVA. Sept. s R.- COM
munist China notified the United
States today that nine American
civilians detained In China, In.
cluding six women, were now free
Ito return home.
Red Chinese Ambassador
Wang Ping-nan told United
States Ambassador U. Alexis
johnson at their 18th meeting
that two other Americans could
leave at once if they asked for
exit permits and a third could
leave within two or three months.
The two ambassadors have
been meeting at intervals since
August /. negotiating the re-
lease Of Al Americans imprisoned
in China or denied exit permits.
The announcement by Mr..
Wang was the first positive re-
suit Of the talks since they began.
Others Not Mentioned
There was no indication when
the Chinese Reds would release
the 20 Americans not mentioned
on Mr.. Wang's list, but the am
bassadors agreed today to con-
tinue their secret talks on
Saturday.
American delegation members
were able to find only q partial
Identification for some Of the
Americans listed for release by
Mr.. Wang. A delegation spokes-
man said none had been i'm.
prisoned.
Listed for immediate depar-
ture were:
Miss Emma Angelina Barry, O
young girl living in Shanghai
with her mother. q white RUS
sian who was not an American
citizen.
Was Born in d. C.
Ralph Sharples Boyd, Shang-
hal representative Of the North
American Syndicate. born in
washington. D. c.. in 1891.
Mrs. Juanita Byrd Huang, Q
Southern Methodist missionary
married to q Chinese citizen,
born in Mount Olive. Miss, In
'I1904.
| Robert Howard Parker, q re-
Tired businessman born In Phil
Iadelphia, Pa, 1873.
/ Howard Lischke Ricks, man
ager of Bills Motors branch in
Shanghai. born in Boscobel,
WIS. in 1889.
Mrs. Howard Lischke Ricks,
his wife, born in Shanghai in
1894.
! Miss Eva Stella Dugay, known
as Sister Theresa, a nun in the
Carmelite convent in Shanghai,
born in New York City in 1893.
I Mrs. Nadesha M. Romanoff, q
White Russian living in Harbin
who becems a naturalized Amer
See GENEVA, Page AS
Evening star., 1955-09-06
IArbenz in Prague

VIENNA, Austria, Sept. 6 R
The former president of Qua
temala, Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
and his family arrived Saturday
In Czechoslovakia for a visit. a
Prague newspaper reported yes
terday. The prot Communist
President Of Guatemala was
overthrown in last years revo-
luton.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
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