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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-02-21
N E w S
FROM THE
Ruth Enlow Library
BY EDITH BROCK

A floor lamp has been presented
to the library by Max Jarboe. The
lamp. which has a shade decorated
with Maryland scenes. has been
placed in the historical and refer
ence room.
"Tidewater Maryland Architec-
ture and Gardens" is being pre-
scented to the library by Nh. and
Mrs. Howard Naylor in memory of
Mrs. Martha Hinebaugh Robinson
The Illustrated Treasury of Chill
dren's Literature" by Martignoni
is being given in memory of James
Anderson Shumate. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Shumate. by Mrs Shu-
mates bridge club.
New novels which have been
added recently have a variety of
settings. The Fountain Overflows"
by Rebecca West; "Hangmans
Cliff" by Robert Neill; MY Lord
Monleigh' by Jan Speas, and
Wreck of the Mary Deare' by
Hammond lines are laid in or near
England. The Scapegoat' by Da-
pine DuMaurier has a setting in
France Year of Love" by Mar
garet Runbeck is a novel Of In
dia, and "Stopover: Tokyo by j.
P Marquand is laid in Japan.
North Africa is the colorful back
ground of Ann Bridges Light
hearted Quest" Recent books of
travel and description include Alan
Paton's South Africa in Transi-
ton; Karfeld's England in
Color; Emily Kimbroughs Water,
Water Everywhere" and Anne
Mehdevi's From Pillar to Post"
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Relation OF Church And
Synod Is Topic OF Talk

The Rev George c. Weirick,
pastor of the Aurora-Davis Parish,
and president of the West Virginia
synod Of the United Lutheran
church, spoke last night to the
members Of st Marks Evangelical
Lutheran church. Oakland. His sub
ject covered The general area of
the Relation of Church and Synod,
speaking about responsibilities Of
church TO synod. and synod TO
church. The meeting was spon-
sored by the Brotherhood Of St
Marks. Carlton Bowser, president.
in the interest of promoting better
understanding between members
of the church and the work of their
church at large.
Among the many subjects dis
cusscd was the idea of the double
apportionment" for the year 1858,
at which time ULC.A. will cele-
brate its fortieth anniversary as a
Lutheran body. This double budget
will be an effort to recognize the
vast Importance of the work of the
church in our time. and to carry
Christ in a bigger way to the world.
The biggest area of need finan-
cially as Pastor Weirick pointed
out. is in the program Of Ameri-
can missions where though the
UL.C.A. established q record num-
Der of new CONGREGATIONS in 1856,
the funds are not available to
carry this work to the extent that
it should be carried, with more
than hundred new congregations
being established each year under
the auspices of the Board of Ameri-
can Missions of the ULC.A. The
needs of the world for Christ are
made very pointed by the simple
matter of studying our daily news
papers, and we must all accept our
responsibilities. working as part
ners for Christ" so that the world
can be indeed a place in which it
is good to live.
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To Address Civic Club

Associate Judge Neil c. Fraley
will be the speaker at the regular
luncheon meeting of the Oakland
Civic club scheduled for next Tues
day, February 26, at lis o'clock,
at the William-James hotel.
Judge Fraley will discuss legis-
lation now being enacted for the
county by the present legislature.
Committee on Arrangements:
Mrs. Cecil Smith, chairman; Mrs.
b. F. Selby, Miss Nef1e Shaffer.
Mrs. Paul Riley and Mrs. Julius
Littman.
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Oakland Personals

Allen Naylor strained some liga-
ments in his leg while skiing at
Marsh Mountain, near McFlenry.
last Thursday afternoon, and was
confined to his home for two or
three days.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph f. Ward
and family, of Columbus, O., were
weekend guests of Mrs. Wards
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas d. Right and mother,
Mrs. Grace DeniSOn.
The Past Chiefs club of Garrett
Temple No II, Pythian Sisters,
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Verna Bray, with Mrs Mabel Cod
dington as cc-hostess on Thursday,
February 81. at 1880 p. m.
Mrs, A. w. Gender returned to
Oakland last Thursday night after
accompanying her son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James L..
Pollock, OF Philadelphia, to Flori-
da for two weeks vacation.
Robert Montgomery and William
Moore left Oakland on Monday for
Baltimore for their final physical
examination prior to entering the
U. S. Navy They will train at
Bainbridge Naval Training Station.
w f. Harsh. Eglon, Charles T..
Shafer, Oakland, and Donald Fratz,
Accident, have returned to their
homes from three-day farm serv-
ice conference of Southern States
Cooperative, held at Clarksburg,
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Naylor
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Alvarez and
their eldest daughter will leave
Friday for an area near Montreal,
Canada, where they will have a
weeks skiing They will travel
with members of the Western
Maryland Ski club.
Several members from the gradu-
ating class Of 1947 of Oakland High
school are meeting Saturday eve
ming, February %, at 1880 in the
Bowling alley in Mt Lake Park
to organize and make plans for a
class reunion sometime this spring.
All members of the class are in
vited. Officers are to be elected
and committees appointed
John Voters. of Baltimore, an
employee of the Western Maryland
Railway company, recently pur-
chased the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w Wayne Booth, in Mt Lake Park,
and will move there with his
family in the near future Mr.. and
Mrs. Booth moved to Cumberland
yesterday. Mr. Booth was trans
ferred to that city several months
ago by the c. and A. Gas company.
Mr.. Voters is to be associated
with John Adams. also of Oakland.
who is a forester for the Railway
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The Pleasant Valley Grange will
meet Thursday evening, February
%. at 8 o'clock. The program will
begin at 8:45. The main feature will
be Second Look at the Soil
Bank" with Ebert Riley as
speaker. \ discussion period will
follow
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Zepp, Mr.. and
Mrs Irwin Field were hosts to a
number of friends Sunday evening
at the William-James hotel with
DR.. and Mrs. T. F. Lusby as honor
guests. Last Thursday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Ruckert enter
tanned at dinner, honoring the
Lusbys.
Dave w. Walter and sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth tTurney left yesterday
for visit with the formers SON
in-laW and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
William Fl. Archer and daughter,
Miss Sylvia, at FINLEY Park, ILL.,,
and the latter's son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown
and family. at Downcrs Grove, Ill.
c. NJ. Sinceu, Fairmont w Va.
who underwent major surgery in
Johns Hopkins hospital in Balti-
more about eight weeks ago, ar
rived in Oakland Tuesday and will
remain at the home Of his mother,
Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell until Friday
when he will return to Fairmont.
He was accompanied by his wife
from Frederick where they had
spent several days after being dis
charged from the hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs Reaford Purbaugh
have returned from vacation of
two weeks or more in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Roth were
weekend visitors of friends in
Hagerstown.
Miss Elaine Graham, of Wheel
ing, W. Va, spent the weekend at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Spencer Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Pagenhardt
and two children returned to their
home Saturday after spending
several days in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd B. Leighton
have returned to their home after
spending several weeks in Braden-
ton and other points in Florida.
Members of the Tri-Mu Sunday
School class of ST Paul's Methodist
church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Asa Lewis, on Wednesday,
February 81. at 8 p. m
Members of the Oakland Home
makers club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Donald c. MacMurray on
Thursday, February %. at 8 p. m.
The group will work on basketry.
Mrs. Ogilvie Halsey, Deep Creek
Lake, has returned to her home
from trip to Baltimore and Wash
ington where she attended the gift
shows at the Willard, in the latter
city
ALB John P. Halsey has been
transferred from Lakeland Air
Force base to Francis E. Warren
base in Wyoming where he is TAX
ing up administration specialist
training
A daughter, Terry Lynn, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth w.
Halsey on February 9th, in Balti-
more Paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Halsey, of Deep
Creek Lake.
Edmund Harvey, of this county
and daughter. Alta Ketzner, Cum
berland. are spending a few days
in Fort Lauderdale. Fla. visiting
the formers other two daughters
and their families, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry E. Glotfelty, Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Carr, and also Katie Glot-
felty, who are spending the winter
months there.
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for several days.
Mrs. Robert Sincell was hostess
to members Of her bridge club ON
Tuesday evening at her home in
Mt. Lake Park.
W. L. Evans underwent an emer-
gency operation in the hospital at
Elkins, w. Va, last Friday and is
now Commissioning
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Blickenstaff
and daughter, of Hagerstown. were
recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs Guy
William limbaugh.
Miss Kathryn Speicher is re-
cuperating following an operation
which she underwent last Friday
in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital
Mrs. Arthur Jones spent the
weekend at her home here but re-
turned to Philippi, W. Va for
further medical treatment at the
hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs Danny limbaugh.
of San Mateo, Cal, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hinebaugh. and also Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry limbaugh, of Waneta, w.
Va.
Mrs. Margaret McComas is
spending few days in Atlantic
City, N. j.. with members of the
Garrett County School Board dele
CATION attending national con-
vention there.
Mrs. Maurice BroOkhart went to
Sidney, n. Y, to attend the funeral
services of her sister, Mrs. Vida NJ
Osborne which were conducted
Tuesday Her death occurred in a
Sidney hospital on Sunday.
William Tasker. of Oakland, re-
mains a patient in Garrett County
Memorial hospital where he was
taken last Wednesday for eXamina-
ton and possible treatment.
Mr. and Mrs f. Ray Jones left
last Wednesday for ST Peters
burg, Fla. for a vacation. Yester-
day they left for Harrington, Texas,
for a visit with the latter's brother
They expect to be home early in
March.
Members of the NIizpah Sunday
school class of the Methodist
church VIII meet at the home of
Mrs Charles Davis, Wilson street
on Wednesday, February u at 8
p. m. Assisting her will be Mrs
Donald Stemple.
Miss Mary Louise Helbig, who
had been surgical patient at
University hospital in Baltimore
for several weeks, returned to her
home Friday night Her sister,
Miss nellie Helbig. who had gone
to Baltimore. accompanied her
home
Word was received here of the
death of Cora Jones Rinard a sis
ter of the late Scott T. Jones' which
occurred January 81, at Kentland.
Ind She is survived by her husband,
Charles A. Rinard, one daughter
three nieces and one nephew. Miss
Grace Jones had spent five weeks
with her aunt after leaving Oakland
last fall The latter is now with her
cousins in Tucson, Ariz.
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IN MEMORY

In memory of my husband Chris
Sines, who passed away February
q. 1850.
This day brings sad memories
OF a loved one gone TO rest,
And th2se who think of him today
Are those who loved him best.
We think we see his smiling face,
Although seven years have passed.
Still in our memory fresh is he,
And will be to the last
He is gone but not forgotten
Neither will his memory fade,
But our thoughts will ever linger
Round the husband that has passed
on.
Greatly missed by his loving
wife and children.
ADV. Ii
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After debate the Union Society
of Oxford university in England
voted 28O to 203 to resist spread of
American way Of life to that coun-
fry
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Sub-Presidency
Ideas Invited

Attorney General Brownell last
night called on members Of the
District Bar Association to some
forward with recommendations
as to how the Presidency might
be filled in the event a Chief Ex-
ecutive is unable to carry out his
duties.
The Constitution. Mr.. Brownell
pointed out, DEGREES that, in that
event, the duties shall devolve
on the Vice President.
But, Mr.. Brownell said in a
speech before the bar group at
the Mayfiower. the Constitution
does not specify whether the Vice
President shall continue to hold
the highest Office after the Presi-
dent is again able to perform his
duties.
Also, the speaker said, there Is
the question Of who is to decide
when the President Is incapable
Of performance.
Mr.. Brownell termed the lack
Of clarity on these problems "the
greatest flaw in the Constitu-
ton"
Serious in Atomic Age
The problem is especially
rious in the atomic age, he
said. citing the danger Of A.
bomb attack with relocation Of
key Government of1ices and the
use of "hideaways."
He cited the Importance of a
smooth-functioning chain Of
command in times of emergency
as stressing the problem posed
by a President. disabled or cap
tured.
The speaker outlined a plan
proposed by President Eisen-
hover. in which he suggested
that. il the Chief Executive was
in a position to make a deci-
sion, he could turn over his
duties to the Vice President by
written declaration. The Presi.
dent could resume his duties by
another declaration.
In the event the President was
captured or is otherwise unable
to make decision. the Vice Pres.
ident and the majority of the
cabinet, by written declaration,
could decide that the vice presi-
dent take over the reins for the
duration Of the disability.
Appreciation Expressed
Earlier, Mr.. Brownen and Dep
uty Attorney General William P.
Rogers were presented with res
olutions of appreciation for hav-
ing consistently recommended
for judgeships attorneys Of in
tegrity. ability and experience"
and for giving consideration to
the views of the association in
determining recommendations.
The resolutions were presented
by Thomas M. Rayser. associa-
ton president.
Among guests present at the
gathering were Solicitor General
j. Lee Rankin, Assistant Deputy
Attorney General Frederick w.
Ford and Assistant Attorneys
General S. A. Andretta, George c.
Doub. Victor r. Hansen, Perry w.
Morton. Warren Olney III, Dali
las s. Townsend, ]. Wilson White.
and Charles K. Rice. United
States Attorney Oliver Gasch
also was introduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. laiD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tcdtt three fun days
and recetUe the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and hoh-
days are counted the same a.
other d1ys.
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Monday at 200 pm.
Sportswear, 3rd Floor
Washington Store

See the swinshopes that outmoneuver
your Liabilities, while they olorify your
assets. Woodward 6 Lothrop and Rose
Marie Reed believe that fashion and
beauty ore every bit as important for
the woterside of your summer as at
the most elomorous party. You'll see
ooIo collection here.
CIoekwise from large sketch:
A. Confetti" houroIoss shape with
notched bro and tuck-owoy straps.
Slate with blue and pink dots or white
with pink and oquo. Aeetote, cotton
and rubber. lO-l6. z2.9S
B. "MuroI, )" the surprise of knights and
chargers printing polished cotton.
Aqua or oroy on white. l2-2o. 1928
c. Lyric" ocetote, cotton and rubber
droped sheoth with convertible wee
halter. Black or sand. l0-l8. 1898
D. "More Mooic," panel front suit for
"mooic" length. Adjustable strops.
Elosticized ocetote and cotton. Azure
blue, block or white. 1918. 1898
{. "Esplonode, sideswept pIeots at bra
top and hipIine. Elosticized ocetote-
cotton beneoIine. Azure blue and sond.
lo-l6. 1928
WGL-Sportsweor Ord Floor
=. also Chevy Chose. Censn
and Alexendrle
one of the 6 lovely models in our
show will be chosen as Washinston's
FASHION AMBASSADOR
TO BRAZIL
Have the fun Of guessing which model
the judges will select for this thrilling
trip From the six models, one will be
picked to represent our city during a
gala week in Rio, Copocobono Beech
and other points BroziIion. Our local
Representative and girls from five
other cities will be sponsored by Rose
Marie Reed and Vorio Air Lines.
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1nrrNnnr1r cn1nr,v ma

HANfILTON-9 acres. nice land. as
phalt road, close to town; S-room
modern home; mt. view; nice located.
WEEKEND PROPERTY-10 &C..
part wooded; 2 springs, pond site.
New 4-room bungalow. A real buy.
81, 500.
Business. gen. mdse. and meats.
ton: priced right.
WOLFORD & WHALEY, Brokers
Phi. Gil 5-21S1-2731. Hamilton. Va.
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HOUSES VITO. 10 BUY Cont.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

clients need spacious 5-bedrm.
- or 3 bath homes mr.. Chevy Chase
Club: all have cash. Please cali MI.
IDeMelman. ST. $4,000; ewes, EN-.
3-3603. with JAMES L. DIXON &
co.
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DON'T

Fan to see this sparkling brick ram.
bsmt.; big lot and plenty of room
for kids on dead -end street; $4,000
down. assume $4,000 $50 LIST trust
Monthly payments cheaper thar
rent. Open Sunday. / to 9. Cal
MR.. PRATT. XII 9-1037.
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Profitable Package
IDEAL OFFICE BLDG SITE

2065 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. va
ia. 6-6sOO; JE. 2-2122 after z PM
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NEAR MAYFLowER HoTEI,--fO.O OC
SO, ~. Of commercial ground. idea
5H1lainE n sits i9r many uses ,x CSI
u CO. ST. $1,000.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

OLD. established tailoring Arm would
like to share space with a haber-
dasher or a hat store. Box 226-B,
Star
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TRADE OR BUSINESS ORG.
JOIN OTHERS IN GROWING AREA
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS
500 blk. Bird st. NV, near Munici-
pal Center and GAO: conv. to U. s.
Capitol, House. Senate and other
Govt. ofhces. Lot size. 96xIOO. j 81
comml. BOD. Wide alley on side
and rear; now rented as parking lot.
possession. Reasonably priced.
KOJAK'S REALTY co
Tu. 2-446S or tn. 2-4344
BROKERS COOP INVITED
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STORES FOR RENT Cont
NEAR TURNER'S ARENA
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE = Mont. Co. Md,
zoned iight Industrial; 1900 60. IT
NEW MASONRY AND STEEL indus.
trial buildings, April occupancy
Separate CT multiple units 25-ft
width by. 70-ft. depth. loft. cleal
ceiling height. Property ampl,
paved. Also will build TO fit youl
requirements. 17-ACRE ROCK.
VILE INDUSTRIAL PARK. FUR.
MAN BUILDERS. OIL. 4-325O.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Building. very modern. Near
Pentagon, Shirlington areas. One Of
the few choice locations in Airing
ton. May be used for wholesale
retail trade. Ideal for research or
ganization. $50 amps. service
ramp loading. 12-ft. ceilings; bldg
completely fireproofed Nice ONCE
section. 5000 SO. IT. avail. April l
5000 additional space in 30 days
II desired. ia. 2-23SS.
SILVER SPRING. KENSINGTON
AND WHEATON-Several building:
available; 1900 to 10000 SO. It
800 and up. MARSTELLER REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-2552; ewes. and
Sun. JU. 1851.
25.O 900 so. TT. ON ONE FLOOR
with parking on roof; fireproof
open space; heated. Rental, 48c
SO. IT. Immed. possession. Consult
Mr.. r. M. Taylor. SHANNON q
LUCHS CO.. Realtors. 724 14th st.
NV. MA. S-2345,
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lag ACRES Of beaut. rolling land.
barn; like-new. beaut. lge. mansion
with new mod. kit. and 2 baths.
Only 30 nj. to D, G. close to fast
$4,000. C. NJ. HALEY, REALTOR.
JE: 2;5944. 126 E. Broad st.. Falls
FARM or acreage wanted in So. Md.
firing. Reas. All cash. Give loca-
ton. price. Box 324-Y. Star. 24'
24O-ACRE DAIRY FARM on black
top I'd. Va.----Attrac. house, ma
sonry barn. silo, etc.: excel. mach,
2 new tractors: 40 head cattle:
S42, 800 compl OLSON. WO. 6-3437.
ericksbare-sso' acres sS WV Wv 80 per per
acre. Very fertile. gently rolling
fields FIELDS; h-mi: river frontage; Build
more detai is0i s1oLER sas e e e.. ST. it,
LOUDOUN COUNTY. VA. in the
town Of Purcellville. 1O-rm. frame
house. in AL cond., ga baths:
o.h.w.h;. full basement. 2 car garage.
Price. $4,000; terms.
LoUNDoUN COUNTY. VA. on
Route SO. IL miles from Fairfax.
117-acre dairy farm, fenced and
cross fenced. 40-cow barn. milking
parlor. silo and other outbuildings.
9-rm; house with full bsmt. and
running water. This is one Of the
best buys In Loudoun Co. Priced al
$40 800 with convenient terms.
LOUDOUN REALTY ASSOCIATES
Arcola, Virginia. on Route so. Fair
view 7-5302.
A NICE HOME for a retired couple;
q a., modern 9 rooms and bath, oil
heat. sanded floors. storm windows.
modern kit; nice shaded in yard;
garage. barn. spring stream: $13.-
$50. Owners will finance.
3 g.. with 3-rm., log cabin: gray.
ity water. view for miles. $4,000.
2 &C., log. 3 rooms, $4,000.
J. J. SPRING. BROKER
Lovettsville. Va.
Tel. Waterford 2-2764. Apt. Only
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Small Investor
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTEr

I HAVE $4,000 EQUITY In my
$50, 900 Bethesda home, plus about
$4,000 cash. Want to trade for
amall home or investment property.
OWNER. RIA. 6-0400 or OIL. $1,000
HAVE CLIENT with Sl75, OO0 cash
for apartment building or CONNER
cial-type Investment. Please call
Mr.. CARR. Jr., ma. 6-9340: ewes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

BROCK HALL-Lovely wooded home
sites OF to acres in a rustic
setting OF natural beauty, paved
streets county maintained. located
on Largo Marlboro I'd. md 202l.
3 miles north of Marlboro. Only 20
Minis. to d. c. Agent on premises
I pm. 70 dark. M. LEO STORCH.