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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

FOR RENT - To responsible
family. furnished house OF five
rooms and bath, in Crellin. Reason
able rent Write Box 131. Sang Run.
ADV 1885,
FOR Fully furnished 2
bedroom apartment, 2 miles from
town. Must furnish references.
Available Immediately. Contact
Mrs. Mervin Bernard or phone DE
4-3187. ADV. 40-tf
HOUSE FOR RENT-Five rooms
and bath, full basement with fur
mace. Located mile out Of city
limits on old 219. Adults only.
Phone Terra Alta 1868 or DE a
4106 Saturdays only-Adv. 37-tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

FOR SALE-Lot of oats. buck
wheat 5O-gaI. gas hot water heater
gas cook stove 40 Dodge pickup,
81 Plymouth Mrs Iris Stemple,
at state line, Hutton. ADV. 40-2t
FOR SALE-Top quality house
coal. Located at KIotz farm near
Bittinger, Md. Can MO 2-4957 or
NO 2-6675, Rodamcr Concrete
Products. Springs, Pa. ADV. 34-tf
FOR SALE-195l WHY'S Jcep,
canvas half cab top. Good me-
chanical condition. Recently West
Virginia inspected Russell Wolfe,
Bayard W. Va. phone owens B.
4l5I ADV. 39-G
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FOR SALE-D-4 Cat. Excellent
condition. Phone DE A-3655, ADV.
39-6t
FOR SALE.-l952 Chrysler vs.
convertible; 1858 V-8 Studebaker
coupe. Bob Storey, McHenry. -
Adv. 22-tf
FOR SALE - Aluminium house
trailer, 81 feet, bedrooms, excel
lent condition. Phone DE 4-3107
ADV. 32-tf.
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FOR SALE-Kenmorc gas range,
parts guaranteed fer 6 months.
Cal. DE 1890 ADV. 40-tf
FOR SALE-NeW English Racer
boys bike. Phone DE 4-3214, Bon
ME Carlson, Oakland. ADV. 40-2t
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DEER PARK
PIT. a. Bazaar Planned

PIT. A. Bazaar Planned
The Deer Park Parent--Teacher
association is sponsoring a Christ
mas bazaar on Friday, December
l6. at the school, il was announced
by the publicity committee.
Baked goods, fancy work, candy
and other items will be on sale.
There will be grab bag and wish
ing we'll All are invited
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

FOR SALE - Grown thorough
bred German shepherds. Two
males, $500 each, female, $4,000.
Fine specimens Blonde Cocker
pups $500; mixed breeds. $500
to $500. Phone DE 4-3726. ADV.
36-6t#
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FOR RENT - .Five-room apart
ment with heat, private bath Mrs.
Dora Coddington, Second st. -
Adv 36-f
FOR RENT-5O0 So. #. of shop
or storage space. concrete floors.
Ill Third St, Prentice DeBerry. -
Adv 15-If
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

FOR SALE-1,OO0 rolls of Prin-
cess Pine, lloyd. rolls. Phone SH
G-4G51 O. b. Frazee. ADV. 39-3t
FOR SALE - Toy Manchester
puppies. $500 each. Benz. F. Shat
fer, ST., phone DE 4-4691. ADV.
40-2t*
FOR SALE-Christmas Wrcaths
priced reasonable. Support Green
Mt All club. Phone DE 4-4093. -
Adv. 40-2t
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TRESPASS NOTICE

No hunting or trespassing upon
the lands of the undersigned in
District No. 5.
EDWARD HICKMAN
AUGUST HARTMAN
HARVEY HARTMAN
RALPH KOLBFLESH
GEORGE HETZ
HENRY GLASS
HARRY HOCKMAN
BERT GRIFFITH
S. E. FRIEND
ROBERT HAVENER
WOODROW FRIEND
CLAUDE FIKE
FRED BENTZ
ROB ROY PAUGH
BILL BETHEL
RALPH GEORG
Winding Ridge Hunting club.
39-4t*
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FOR SALE-30-acre farm, Z
room house with bath, hot air fur
mace, large barn with out build
ings. New Pear garage. House
completely furnished All modern
facilities including 15-ft. deep
freeze. Price S8,500.OO. Phone DE
4-4591. ADV. 40-2t
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Commissioners Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Chat the Board of County Com
missiOners for Garrett County,
Maryland, Will be in session fol
the transaction of all routine bust
ness that may properly come be-
fore them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
DECEMBER II AND 13
BY order of the Board.
MRS. VIRGINIA FIZER,
Clerk.
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NEW DIET WITHOUT
FANCY FADS

Do the present-day pill-potion-
special food diets really work? Is
there better way to lose I'M
wanted pounds? Read the exclusive
report and follow the daily 3-meal
diet starting December IL in the
BALTIMORE NEWS-POST AND
AMERICAN
On sale at your local neWsdeaIer
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LAMINATE your drivers license,
social security card or other valu-
able papers for only 35c each.
Browning's Hardware. ADV. 16-tf
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WANTED

CAR SALESMAN WANTED -
Experience necessary. Call DE d
1862. ADV. Stiff
WANTED-Child or children to
care for. while mother works. Call
DE 4-3214. ADV. 1927
WANTED-Small used freight
Elevator, or any parts thereof.
Can DE 4-3401.-Adv. 40-3t.
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DEBT NOTICE

l will not be responsible for any
debts other than those contracted
by myself
Clintis (Jack) Dumire
Jessups, Maryland
ADV. 38-3t*
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NO HUNTING oR'TREsPAsslNc

All persons are hereby warned
not to enter upon, cross over, or in
any manner trespasS upon the
lands of the undersigned in Dis
trict 2.
DELLA M. VAN SICKLE
FriendsVille, Maryland
ADV. 40-3ta'
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LOST

LOST-One red hound with
white legs and red ticks, near Ac-
cident Ivan Wilt, Jennings. ADV.
4C-2ts
LOST-Black, white and brown
coon dog. Lost about one month
ago, between Cherry Creek and
Bittinger. Allegany County tag No.
1924. Call Westernport FL 1866.
Reward. ADV. 40-2t
STOLEN-From parked pickup
in Oakland parking lot, tire and
wheel. Liberal reward for informa-
ton leading to arrest and convic-
ton of responsible parties. Clyde
Harvey. Deer Park, phone DE d
3714. ADV 41-1t+
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WANT TO BUY-Farm in Gar
rett County. with or without build
ings. Give cash price Write Box
X, co The Republican. ADV. 40
2t#
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DEBT NOTICE.


| will not be responsible for any
debts, other than those made my
sell.
ROBERT ID. ADAMS
r. 4, Cumberland Md
ADV. 4l-3t"
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This space could have been used
by you in describing the kind of
property you have to rent or sell.
Use it next week at little cost.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

FOR SALE - Electric Singer
sewing machine, portable, like
new All attachments. See or write
Bonnie Jean Blamble, EglOn, w.
Va. ADV 40-3t#
FOR SALE-Ficke's corrugated
cement stave silos, Silo-Matic silo
unloaders and Scru-Feed'r, Bulk
O-Matic feed bins Phone VA g.
1858. ADV. 27-tf
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No. 5033 Equity In the Circuit
Court for Garrett County,
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$3.50 PER HOUR or more for
part or full time route work. Large
repeat orders. Man or woman.
Write McNESS Co.. p. O. Box 81,
Baltimore, Md.-Adv 4l-lt@
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Insurance SR22 filings promptly
made on suspended or revoked Ii
;enses. Ray Teets Insurance
Agency. DE 4-2l37, Oakland, Md
Adv. 3S-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

ALL MAKES Sewing Machines
cleaned, oiled and adjusted. Work
guaranteed. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Dealers, Alder street, Oak
land.-Adv. 33-tf.
DO YOU WANT TO LOOK your
best? Wear made to measure
clothing" Choice of fabrics, choice
Of styles, at reasonable prices. See
Truman c. Bittinger, agent 119
Third St Oakland. ADV. 40-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-08

No. 5034 Equity In the Circuit
Court for Garrett County,
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Francis Sanders, p O. Box sos,
Clarksburg, West Virginia. and
II. Ward limbaugh, Oakland,
Maryland, Conplainants
VS.
Ev2line Pool. Kitzmiller. Maryland.
and all other persons having or
claiming to have any interest or
equity Of redemption in all that
part Of lot No % in the town Of
Kitzmiller. Garrett County. Mary
land, being A7X132 feat. and be-
ing the same lot WHICH was con-
veycd to the said E aline Pool
by deed from Henry /. Pool and
wife, dated August 6 1927, and
recorded in Liber EFT. No. 95,
folio 431, one Of tho Lend Records
of Garrett County, Maryland.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
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singer observed the dog hao
Travelled for a long way or
hard-surfaced roads. He sale
the dog appeared to have beer
starving for about two weeks
Mrs Willis took the dog home
and has cared for her ever since
She says the dog is gentle, we'll
trained and lovable, but she
would like to return her to
her rightful owner.
Mrs. Willis has appealed to
the Fairfax County Animal
Shelter to trace the license
number. She said she will be
glad to keep and feed the dog
for "a few weeks" until the
owner can be reached and can
claim the collie.
Comdr. Willis. currently
working with Admiral Rick
over in the Navy Department,
is a prospective skipper of the
Polaris atomic submarine, Mrs.
Willis reported.
She said the other member"
OF the family, Hans, a daschs-
hund, has accepted the strov
collie. and they have become
friends.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
TambroniW Wins
First VoteWith.
FascistSupport.

ROME, April 9 (APD Pre-
mier Fernando Tambroni's
two-week -old Christian Demo-
crat government won its first
parliamentary vote of conf
dence, but only with Fascist
backing that could prove a kiss
of death.
In a midnight vote. the
Chamber of Deputies indorsed
Mr.. Tambroni's stopgap regime,
300-293. The margin of victory
was provided by "a Fascist
ballots.
Within an hour two cabinet
ministers quit rather than
serve in a government depen-
dent on Fascist backing. They
were Guilio Pastore, leader of
the Christian Democrat left
wing who served as Minister
for Southern Italy, and Nullo
Biaggi, undersecretary for in
dustry.
The Christian Democrats have
272 seats in the Chamber and
four independents backed them.
Without the "a Fascist votes
the government never would
have survived the combined
opposition of Communists, left
wing Socialists, Democratic So
cialists, Liberals and Monarch
lists.
Mr.. Tambroni. a 58-year-old
lawyer, ignored a demand by
the party'S left wing that he
publicly reject Fascist votes. In
his reply to the week-long de-
bate leading up to the vote he
was silent on what he would
do about Fascist support. But
the cabinet designations might
force him to take a stand.
Even if the party leadership
backs Mr.. Tambroni, more res
ignationS by cabinet members
could bring down the govern
ment.
Mr.. Tambroni, in his speech
to the Chamber of Deputies last
night, hinted at what might be
his stand toward the Fascists.
He said his government was a
business administration and
not a political one. Therefore.
he said, it could make no "po-
litical selections.
Following this line, he could
argue that a rejection of Fas-
cist votes would be a political
move at a time when Italy ur-
gently needed a "stopgap" gov
ernment such as his.
He formed the government
March 25 to end a 32-day
crisis, Italy's worst since the
end of the World War II.
Evening star., 1960-04-09

this within the degrees of
probability"
"On the grounds of medical
certainty in particular cases?"
Mr.. Haas asked.
NO" replied DR.. Cameron.
Sues for $1,25O,OOO
DR.. Cameron also said under
cross-examination that the
Cancer Society did not claim
until this year that there was
a definite cause and effect
relationship between cigarette
smoking and cancer.
DR.. Cameron became the
fourth doctor to testify for the
plaintiff in the United States
District Court trial. The other
three also linked smoking with
cancer.
Otto Pritchard, 81, a Pitts
burgh carpenter, is seeking
81, 100000 in damages from the
tobacco company, manufac-
turer of Chesterfield cigarettes.
Mr.. Pritchard contends his
smoking Of Chesterflelds for %
years caused cancer in his right
lung. The lung was removed
in 1853, he alleges.
When the trial resumes Mon
day, more medical witnesses
will testify in Mr.. Pritchard's
behalf.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Slain Educator Had
Distinguished Career

with an A. B. degree in 1929
and did graduate work at
Bradley and the University of
Iowa.
Mr.. Owen received his mas
ter's degree in literature from
Stanford University in 1896.
Later, he received his doctorate
from the University of Dubuque
He went to work at Bradley as
a member of the English de-
partment from 1886 to 1912.
He was commissioned in the
Navy in 1912 and was in charge
of educational services for the
Pacific Fleet. His work brought
him a decoration from Fleet
Admiral Chester Nimitz in 1945.
In 1916 he was released to
inactive status as a lieutenant
commander and was named
president of Bradley. Mr..
Owen served in this capacity
until 1852, when he moved to
California.
Mr.. Owen, who was married
but had no children, was a
State director of the Navy
League in Illinois and first
recipient of the Peoria dis
tinguished service award.
He also was a member of
the board of directors of the
Peoria Association of Com
nerce; the YMCA and the
Peoria Community Chest and
Council. Mr.. owen was ma
tional president of the Bradley
Alumni Association and a mem
Der of the American Legion,
Phi Delta Kappa, Pi Kappa
Delta, Zeta Pi, Theta Alpha
Phi, Alpha Delta and Sigma
Chi Fraternities.
He also belonged to the Ma
sonic order and the Rotary
Club.
In California Mr.. Owen be-
came manager of the North
Sacramento Chamber of Com
merce. He served in that posi-
ton until 1857 when he moved
to Santa Cruz.
He was active in civic and
social work in Santa Cruz and
recently was said to have turned
down a job to become head of
the Michigan State Chamber of
Commerce.
He was a member of the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church in
Santa Cruz and a member of
the Commonwealth Club of
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1960-04-09

the Bellevue Hotel. On Wednes-
day, Mr.. Owen testified before
a Senate Appropriations sub
committee on the harbor prof.
ect. He was planning to go to
Philadelphia on further busi-
ness when he was slain police
said.
Capt. Hartnett said Van Over
did not know until yesterday
who the beating victim was or
that the man had died.
The informant, whose iden-
tity was withheld by police,
said he was told by Van Over
that the suspect planned to
rob Mr.. Owen. The informant
said he suspected Van Over was
the slayer when he encountered
the carnival worker Thursday
evening.
Van Over showed the in
formant his battered hands,
the informant was quoted by
Capt. Hartnett as saying, and
told him, Boy! Did I work
that guy over"
Mr.. Owen was identified only
as David B. Owen from his
fingerprints in FBI files for "a
hours after the crime. Ac-
quaintances said he never car
ried a wallet. However, late
yesterday police, learned his
address and prominence in
education and civic affairs.
He and his wife, Helen, lived
in a fashionable section of
Santa Cruz. There were no
children. Mrs. Owen is en-
route to Peoria today.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Dead Mans Eyes
Give Sight to Two

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April
9 tAPD.-Corneas from a 20
year-old youth shot to death.
March II have helped restore
vision to the damaged eyes
Of a man and woman. ...
Jose Pianos parents signed
a release on the night of the
shooting authorizing the trans
plant. The operation took
place the following day.
Il wish to thank them from
the bottom of my heart for
helping me once again to use
my eyes" said Mrs. Stella Con.
zalez, II. yesterday. .
Aurelio Gonzalez, 40. no re.
lation to the woman. expects
to return to his job as a me-
chanic soon.
Both lost the vision of an
eye several years ago in acci-
dents.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Lawyers Sees
Congress Tie
In Influence
BY the Associated Press

The Navy's general counsel
says any prohibition against
oft-the-record contacts with
Federal regulatory agencies
should apply to Congressman
as we'll as private citizens.
F. Trowbridge Won Baur told
the House Commerce Commit
tee yesterday he thinks men,
bers of Congress and other
officials should keep out of any
contested case before the
agencies.
Mr.. Won Baur, testifying as
a private citizen, strongly in
dorsed legislation aimed at pre-
venting backdoor influencing
of the agencies.
Urging that restrictions
against off ff-the-record contacts
should apply to Congressman as
we'll as others, he said:
There is no point in pro-
hibiting private communca-
tions by unofficial represen-
tatives of a litigant if he can
get a Congressman or other
official to interfere privately
for him. :.
Even a telephone call by a
member of Congress to an ad-
ministrative agency, subtle or
informal though it may be,
carries overtones and may have
an enormous impact on the
recipients thinking"
Committee Chairman Harris,
Democrat of Arkansas, said he
agrees members of Congress
should never get involved in
the merits of a contested case
with agency members.
But he contended that in
instances a Congressman
is obliged as a matter of public
duty to his constituents to
make inquiries about matters
before the agencies.
Evening star., 1960-04-09

might be minor changes in The
hated passbook system imposed
on Negroes but that the basic
principles will remain I'm.
changed"
Negro defiance Of the pass
book laws spanked the violent
racial clashes three weeks ago
and has brought a harsher gov
eminent breakdown on African
leaders. including the banning
Iof the two most influential
African political organizations.
Accustomed to Slander
Mr.. Louw declared that South
Africans refuse to be greatly
perturbed by international
criticism because South Africa
has got used to heing SLAM
dered for the past IA years.,
The interview was broadcast
in the wake of police weapons
raids on defiant Negro settle
ments in a bid to smash
threatened underground action.
A British House of Commons
resolution denouncing South
African racial policy was 'front.'
PACED by Johannesburg news
papers. The resolution. which
cleared Commons yesterday
without a murmur of dissent,
demanded that South Africa be
called on the carpet at the
commonwealth prime ministers
conference in London next
month.
Some 300 police backed by
armored cars swooped down on
Plmvllle. Is miles southeast of
Johannesburg. late Yesterday.
Several hundred persons were
arrested as authorities went
from house to house seizing
battle axes and other weapons.
Police said they launched the
raid after militant Negroes had
served notice that no policeman
would enter the township. d.
The governments drastic
measures brought a warning
protest from the synod Of a
branch of the Dutch Reformed
Church, the predominant faith
in South Africa to which many
nationalist leaders belong.
I'VE are deeply worried about
the course of events because it
not only threatens to encourage
despair for the survival Of
white races, but also to destroy
Christianity completely" the
church group said in a state
ment.
Let the nation and gov
ernment be alert for this and
also realize that, in spite of all
well-meant endeavors, Christ's
kingdom does not know the
sword for protection. 90
Meanwhile, the Justice De-
partment warned South Af-
rican employers they face
prosecution if they hire AfL
ricans without passes or a
valid temporary document.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Atom Sn1asher
Fund SIashed
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower's re-
quest for money to start a two
mile-long atom smasher at
Stanford University has run
into a stone wall in a Senate
House Atomic Energy Subcom-
mittee.
On strict 4-2 party vote,
subcommittee Democrats yes
terday slashed the SLOT million
request to Just SO million for
further design studies on the
project.
John A. McCone, chairman
of the Atomic Energy Commits
sion, had testified that the new
research tool-called a linear
accelerator-was needed to meet
stiff Russian competition in this
field of physics. President Eisen-
hover urged funds for it almost
a year ago.
Senator Anderson, Democrat
OF New Mexico, chairman of the
parent Joint Atomic Energy
Committee. said his group was
alarmed about a big increase in
the cost of high energy physics
research tools and wanted to
study the situation further.
He said the United States has
many accelrerators already op-
Grating or under construction.
These would keep the Nation
we'll ahead of the Russians,
Senator Anderson added.
The Stanford accelerator
which would take six years to
build, would be able to generate
10 billion to 20 billion electron
volts. Russia now has a 10
billion volt machine in action.
The linear accelerator would
push its charged particles along
a 2-mile path in a straight line,
rather than in a circle as in the
cyclotron-type machines.
At the same time the sub
committee approved a total of
$25l million for various atomic
energy projects, compared with
the S33 million asked by the
President.
While slashing the Stanford
atom smasher to the bone, it
added $13 million for building
nuclear power reactors at three
United States bases in Antarc-
tica. The administration had
not asked for this money.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Midwest Hit
ByCo|d Wave
BY the Associated Press

An arctic blast pushed un-
seasonal cold deeper into the
north central United States to-
day while flood victims along
the Mississippi River waited
for the mighty waters to recede.
Freezing mperatures
reached into Illinois and In
diana and light snow f1urries
spread eastward from Mime
sofa across the Great Lakes
into West Virginia and Western
Pennsylvania.
International Falls, Mimi,
reported IA degrees above, Du-
luth, Mimi, 18 above. Mil
waukee. Chicago and Detroit
also registered subfreezing
temperatures.
Cautious optimism prevailed
along the Mississippi food zone
from Quincy. III, southwark to
Hannibal. Mo, where the river
crested without further damage
yesterday.
Strict vigilance was main
tanned, however, lest soft
earthen levees crumble, and
seepage remained a problem.
So precarious is the balance
between levee and river that
Army Engineers ordered pleas
ure craft out of the flood area
lest ripping wakes develop
the chink that could lead to a
disastrous breach.
Still the waters inched
steadily downward in the hard
hit areas. The crest forecast
for st. Louis Monday is we'll
below the danger mark.
Flood area residents were
warned against contaminated
drinking waters. Clinics for
anti-typhoid shots were set up
in several towns.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
RoyoI Children See
Movie Unrecoqnized

LONDON. April 9 CAP) The
heir to the British throne sat
in a move house sucking a
lollipop. Hardly anyone rec
ognized Prince Charles, aged IL.
Beside him was his sister, g.
year-old Princess Anne. She
sucked a lollipop, too.
The royal children paid their
surprise visit to the movie late
Wednesday afternoon, accom-
panied by a Scotland Yard de-
tective and their governess,
The picture was Sink the Bis.
marck." and a series of news
reels on the life Of Princess
Margaret.