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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-10

ments-fever. pain and discom-
fort. However, it doesn't take the
doctor long to discover that his
troubles come from common
source, an infection deep within
! the body Fever, aches and pains
and symptoms of his real illness
The sinful man in his remorse
is sure Of his Sins-theft, adultery,
coVetousness or some other act of
sin. But, God knows that this sim
ful behaviour is but the symptom
Of an infection deep within the
soul of man.
What is sin? Too many people
fool themselves by thinking of sin
in terms Of criminal and civil
laws. But, sin is religious con-
cept. 1t is not term to be used in
court or in relation to criminal
Justice. In these areas it is ques-
ton of crime and the transgression
of law All sin is sin against God.
The Psalmist put it this way,
Against thee. thee only have |
sinned." FPS. 51:4D
In order to understand the full
seriousness of sin, we must first
realize that in Christianity, faith
is a fundamental relationship of fell
loWship with God. In faith, an in
dividual is subducd and dominated
by the love of God. Gods will is
supreme. This is the only right
life in Christian sense.
We can approach the problem of
sin from a number of different di-
rections, but we will arrive at the
same basic answer. If faith is fell
lowship with God, sin is anything
that destroys that FELLOWSHIP and
causes a separation between God
and man.
In the beginning God created
man perfect and yet with the free
dom of choice between good and
evil Man forgot his Creator and
made a wrong choice. He put his
own desire and will before the will
of God This is sin.
We can put this in another way.
The first commandment is, Il am
the Lord thy God, thou shalt have
no other gods before me-" In this
commandment God made it clear
to man that his highest allegiance
must be TO his Creator, the one
true God. When a person thinks
more highly of himself than he
does of God, or, when he gives his
first allegiance to anyone or any
thing other than God. he breaks
his fellowship with God. This is
sin
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The Ten Commandments are con-
densed in both the Old and New
Testaments into the command
ments of love-"Thc Lord our God,
the Lord is one, and you shall love
the Lord your God with all your
heart, and with all your soul, and
with all your mind, and with all
your strength you shall love
your neighbor as yourself" NIX.
12:29-31.) In other words, Gods
love must dominate me, my life,
and all my relationships with
others. If this divine love does not
control me, or if my love is on
Lowell level, | am not living in the
way in which my Creator planned
or willed for me to live, This is sin.
From this sin, from this infec-
ton of the soul, come all of the
sinful thoughts, words, and deeds
which plague all of mankind.
Can anyone claim to be free
from sin? The answer is clear when
one carefully and seriously eX-
amines his day-to-day relationship
with God. You and |. we are all
sinners. BY divided allcgiances,
self love, and wilfulness we have
broken our fellowship
with God.
The words OF Paul should shock
us and bring us to our knees in
The wages of sin is
DEATH tRm. 6:23l
What can we do? Certainly we
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-10

In memory of my late husband,
Evangelist Elmer d. Ayres. who
passed away March 10, 1858. in
Beaumont, Texas
My Spikenard
BY Carrie Judd Montgomery
had tiny box, a precious box
OF human love-my spikenard of
great price;
l kept it close within my heart
of hearts
And scarce would lift the lid lest
it should waste
Its perfume on the air. One day a
strange
Deep sorrow came with crushing
weight, and fell
Upon my costly treasure, sweet
and rare,
And brake the box to atoms. All
my heart
Rose in dismay and sorrow at this
waste
but as mourned-behold a miracle
OF grace divine. My human love
was changed
To Heavens own. and poured in
healing streams
On other broken hearts, while
soft and clear
A voice above me whispered,
Child of Mine,
With comfort wherewith thou are
comforted
From this time forth, go comfort
others,
And thou shalt know blest fell
loWship with me,
Whose broken heart of love hath
healed the world"
Mrs. Luella S. AyrcS
Houston, Texas
ADV. Pit
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cannot save ourselves. The Apos-
tie Paul as he wrested with his
own sin found this answer, For
by grace you have been saved
through faith and this is not of
your own doing, it is the gift Of
God" Eph 2:S.l Therefore, since
We are justified by faith, we have
peace with God through our Lord
Jesus Christ" I'm. 5:1.)
The great battles which have
been fought around these verses
must certainly have saddened
Gods heart In its deepest sense
justification means forgiveness
of sins" In simple terms, "Justi-
fication is the act of God by which,
for the sake of the sufferings,
death, and resurrection of Jesus
Christ, He graciously and freely
forgives the sinner who believes
in Christ as his personal Saviour.
For Christ's sake, God forgives all
the sins of the believer and treats
him as a righteous person. Fellow
ship with God is restored through
Christ.
The Parable of the Prodigal Son
is Christ'S Illustration of this re-
newcd fellowship When his lost
son returns home in repentance,
the father receives him with open
arms and treats him as though he
had never left home.
One of the most familiar pass
ages of Scripture is John 3:16,
For God so loved the world that
He gave His only Son, that who
ever believes in Him should not
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"Oh you can
prove anything
from the Bible"
said one man to
q another. YOU
can twist il, and
a arrange IL so
that II says what
you want IL 10
say" ! suppose
that Is partly
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-10
POSTP ON Ed
Constable's Sale
OF VALUABLE
Farm Machinery
and Supplies

Under and by virtue OF DIS
TRESS WARRANT, issued at the
suit of James F. Hamilton against
the goods, and chattels, lands and
tenementS of Duvall Farms, Inc,
to me directed, / have seized and
taken in distress all the estate,
right, title. interest, property,
claim and demand at law and in
equity of the said Duvall Farms,
Inc, in and to the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
Six thousand seven hundred
Long Island type, wire bound
cauliflower Crates with lids and
bottoms; lot of used bean Hamp-
ers, model TAI Ford Tractor, serial
No. 21891; Oliver Iron Age bean
and corn Planter; 5-gal. can Weed
away Chloro No. IPC; II 5-gal.
cans Heptachlor 2-E, No. 16 En-
drin liquid, Phosdrin 2 Emulsion,
8 5-gal. cans No. 2 Aldrin Emul-
sion, 10 5-gal. cans Kilmite 40, 40
60 Tepp; A 5-gal. cans Orchard
Brand DOT Emp, 5-gal. can SinoX
Pc Weed Killer, 2 5-gal. cans
PremcrRe WeCu hlllcI, 10 o-Sdi'
cans 25fe DOT Liquid, 2 15-gal.
drums Vegadex (Monsanto). lot
unsealed cans OF different spray
materials.
And l hereby give notice that on
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
MARCH, 1860
At the Hour of 900 A. M.
at the main barn of the James F..
Hamilton farm, situate one mile
west of Red House, Election Dis
trict No. 8, Garrett County, Mary
land, along u S. Route No. so, |
will offer for sale the aforesaid
property so seized and taken i'll
distress, by public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash.
Witness my hand and seal this
9th day February, 1850.
JOHN EVANS, Jr.
Constable
ADV. PCT
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EVANSVILLE AUCTION
GrantsVillc, Maryland

Hogs hwy butcher, 1850; light
butcher, 1900.
Veal good, $500 to 300; stand
ard, $500 to $500; utility, 1850 to
25.00.
Heifers, good, 2200 to 2290;
standard, 2l50 TO 22G0.
Cows, commercial. 1850 to 1880,
utility, 100 to 1900; Gamer and
cutter, 1900 to 1915
Bulls, commercial and good,
21.5O; cutter and utility, 21.25.
Eggs, jumbo, SO TO SIC doz;
large, 81 to 36l2c doz.; medium, 20
to 33c doz.; small 20 to BIC doz.
Chickens, live, Toe. lb.
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correct since we have many
who handle Gods Word deceit.
fully. They might be compared
10 crooked lawyers who make
the law say some things that IT
doesn't say. However. an hon.
est handling Of the Word will
lead YOU to the answer to many
Of your questions. You see the
Bible was written under fhe
supervision and control of the
Holy Spirit. II is meant TO be
Gods revelation Of Himself, Of
His will. and many facts Of in.
terest TO man. The Bible never
contradicts itself. though at
first IL might seem so in some
TRANSACTIONS. The Bible Is meant
TO be our text book on Truth.
II is regrettsble that few people
have taken the time TO learn
how TO use their Bible. There
are laws which govern the un.
dersfandins Of the Bible. with.
out which II remains very
much a sealed book. Choosing
. Church where the preacher
not only reads the Bible but
teaches from the Bible is the
first step. Many fine courses
are available from sound fun.
damental schools for those who
desire to learn how to use their
Bibles.
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perish but have eternal life" This
is Gods constant offer of forgive
ness.
God loves each one of us so per
fectly that if we accept Christ as
our personal Saviour, lie will free
ly forgive us our sins, and accept
us as His oWn-aS co-heirs with
Christ Of the treasures Of eternal
life.
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SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1860
Beginning at 1920 A. NJ, sharp
lNIE Cr@DK

Beginning at 1890 A. M, sharp
LIVE STOCK
TWenty-one Wisconsin grade
Holstein milk Cows, to 8 years
old. Milking ten head now and
around six will be fresh by day
of sale. One 2-year-old registered
Holstein Bull, IL head Calves.
This herd TB and Bang tested 80
days before sale.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
New Holland power take-off
manure Spreader, Farmall NJ Trac-
tor, 1910 model; Farmall H Trac-
tor, 1947; Ford Ferguson Tractor,
1914. All tractors in good condi-
ton. One 2-bottom Ford Plow,
Ford tractor Cultivator, Case
Planter for Ford tractor, Ford
post hole Digger, Blade for Ford
tractor, tractor Sprayer, Saw for
tractor High Lift, New Holland
Harvester with corn and grass
head, International corn Picker,
3-section tractor Harrow. New Hol-
land side Rake on rubber, New
Holland forage Blower with pipes,
New Holland Baler, model Go
power take off, 2 rubber tired
farm Wagons, Minneapolis Moline
SO Combine with motor, farm dump
Truck, dual tires, 1916 Jeep, Mas
Sey Harris Hammermill, seed
Cleaner, International electric
cream separator, Forge, pr. plat
form Scales. 11-hoc Ontario grain
Drill, 2 bag Carts, ensilage Cart,
lot square Tile, lot Tile and Fit
tingS, lot Shovcls, Chains, Picks,
SledgeS, Grabs, several rolls woven
Wire
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Eight-can milk Cooler, 5O-gal.
hot water Heater, double wash Vat,
l6 loyal. milk Cans, Punt EN-
pire Mixers with pump and pipes,
milk Strainers, some milk Buckets,
and many articles not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
Lunch will be served.
HOWARD w. FRANTZ
Owner, Phone 1901
Confluence, Pa.
Auctioneer:
HARRY COLLIER,
Accident, Nd, phone VA 6-8242
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Senator Kennedy was inclined
to avoid a contest with Senator
Humphrey in the Wisconsin presi-
dental primary April 5.
The earthquake and tidal wave
at Agadir, Morocco caused deaths
that may reach 10000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-10
GARD OF THANKS

We desire 10 express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation to
all our friends and neighbogs for
their kindness and hClpfulncss
during the illness and following
the death Of our wife and mother,
the late Mrs William r. Bray
We also want to thank all vino
gave flowers and contributed the
use of their automobiles for the
funeral service.
Husband and Families
ADV. pit
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Sermon Explains
Sin justification

This is the third in a series of
sermons on the 1cnten season by
the Lutheran churches Of the Mt
Top area.
SIN AND JUSTIFICATION
The Rev. William Z. Carlson
St Paui's Lutheran Church
Accident, Md.
The sick man as he enters the
doctors office is sure of his all
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-10
Announcement.

am again submitting my name to the voters ct
Oakland as q candidate for another two year term as
Mayor. | am taking this action as am honestly in
terested in bringing to successful conclusion the
following projects, already initiated and in which
projects feel the great mo Ioriy OF our citizens ore
vitolly interested
I've must assure ourselves for our present day
living. fire protection and future growth, on
adequate supply Of good voter.
2-We must make sure that the floods which
hove occurred in the past and the threat OF
future floods TO the town forever
moved by bringing to q successful conclusion
the Flood Control Project known as the Little
Youahioqheny Watershed Project This prof.
ect hos now reached the vital stage where
immediate action is required and necessary
3-There ore still muny questions to be resolved
with the State Roads Commission and the
Contractor on additional work to be done
along Oak Street and the streets Leading to
and from this hiahwoy before the residents
and property affected are properly
protected.
have no personal "uxe" TO grind During my
two terms as Mayor have not received will in
the future expect ask for any special fovors be-
ouuse Of my holding the office of Mayor am inter
csted only in financially sound and progressive town
with more JOB opportunities for citizens.
If you feel my four yeor record as Mayor wurrunts
another two year term, most respectfully ask your
vote and cooperation.
Sincerely,
RUSSELL l. SMITH
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PUBLIC SALE

| will sell the following personal
property at my farm located in
the Borough of Confluence, Pa,
on
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IN MEMORIAM

An Atlas intercontinental mis-
The Adak sun., 1960-02-01

gave new popularity when he addressed
Congress In 1851.
The general today spends much Of his
time in his seven-room apartment on the
9th floor Of the Waldorf Towers. He
Is chairman Of the board Of Sperry-
Rand Corp, post that is largely adj
visory. AS General Of the Army, he
Is technically still on active duty and
maintains three-room Manhattan office
manned bya warrant officer, a master
sergeant and one civilian.
The Adak sun., 1960-02-01
vLUnaN v, NUMBER 5, 7 FEBRUARY 1860
MACAR THUR CELEBRATES 0QTH r.

General Of the Army Douglas A. MacAr'
birthday greetings showered him from {
gain gathered for stag reunion with
This has. been an annual event ever
since the general IS return from his Far
East command In 1851. Now the senior
officer Of all branches Of the us mil
itary, Gen. Macarthur today makes Few
public appearances, but the yearly
birthday get together is tradition
with him. .. r..
It begins as he descends from his
Wa1dorg Towers apartment and is greeted
by his old staff singing HAPPY Birth
day." He greets each member individually
and then the group enjoys drinks, and
informal reminiscing = "rafighting the
war" as one observer puts 1T.
] Next comes an. elaborate dinner with
the general thanked by the ranking Of
ficer Of each service under his WWII
Pacific command the Army Is General
Walter Kruger, the Navy's Admiral
Thomas G. Nnkaid and the Air Force's
General George G.. Eenney.
After the dinner Gen. Macarthur talks
to his old comrades in the rolling ca
dences for th1ch he is famous. The ey-
vning ends with all present singing
"o1d Soldiers Never DE-" the song he
The Adak sun., 1960-02-01

General Of
Evening star., 1960-08-18
VOGEL

Continued From First Page
anced between Democrats and
Republicans.
The Senate committee will
not confirm any presidential
appointments unless such a
policy is followed, a reliable
source indicated.
If necessary, the President
could give Mr.. Vogel a recess
appointment as administrator.
Recommended by G. o. P.
Carl L. Shipley, chairman
of the District Republican
State Committee, admitted that
the name of Mr.. Vogel was
one of those recommended by
local Republicans to the White
House for the administrators
post.
He added that the local
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Red Once Ousted
Takes Cuba Post

HAVANA. Aug. 18 (AP).-A
Soviet Diplomat ousted from
Canada in 1945 for spy activi-
ties has returned to the West
ern Hemisphere as Russian
Ambassador to Cuba.
Sergei M. Kudryavtsev, So,
got a warm welcome from the
Cuban Foreign Ministry's pro-
tocol chief, Manuel Yepe.
The Soviet envoy smiled
when he saw union workers
carrying a placard reading
welcome Soviet Union. Cuba
da (yes). Yankees Nyet CNo) :"
Mr.. Kudrayavtsev was first
secretary of the Soviet Lega-
ton in Ottawa when Soviet spy
activities were exposed by a
Igor Gouzenko, a Russian code
clerk who detected.
Evening star., 1960-08-18
US. Toped Red Chatter
During Powers Flight

The excited talk of Soviet
anti-aircraft crews during the
Powers flight across the Soviet
Union is contained on re-
corder tapes filed away in the
Army's secret National Security
Agency.
Pentagon sources say Soviet
communications were monitored
by American sources through
out the fight. AS soon as the
Powers plane crossed the Soviet
border, anti-aircraft crewmen
were heard calling by radio to
to their superiors that an un-
identified plane was flying
overhead at an altitude too
high for their weapons to
reach.
AS the plane progressed on
its flight, other anti-aircraft
crews Joined the conversation
and information on the plane
was passed from crew to crew.
Then suddenly one Russian
crew shouted into its micro
'hone that the plane seemed
Evening star., 1960-08-18

to be losing altitude. At that
time, the Powers plane was
flying at close to 10000 feet.
Powers apparently lost alti-
tude gradually, because more
Soviet anti-aircraft batteries
Joined in the excited radio
conversation which traced his
descent. Finally, Russian said
that he was coming within
range. They fired and brought
him down-apparently at an
altitude of under 10000 feet.
Whether he was shot down by
a missile or an anti-aircraft
shell was not clear from the
recorded conversations.
Pilots familiar with the U-2's
characteristics say they assume
1t lost its jet power, not an un-
usual occurrence at the high.
almost airless altitude at which
the U-2 operates. Basically a
glider with a small engine, the
U-2 could have flown for hun
dreds Of miles before losing
enough altitude to be hit by
Soviet defenses.
Evening star., 1960-08-18
DC. Revokes License
Of Real Estate Broker

The District Real Estate
Commission yesterday revoked
the license of one real estate
broker and suspended the Ii
cense of another.
The revocation applies to
Paul R. Kelley, trading as
Kelley Realty and Investment
Co. The suspension applies to
Joseph Witherspoon. trading as
Avon Realty Co., and lasts for
a period Of 1870 days.
Evening star., 1960-08-18

G. o. P. committee has "a very
high opinion" Of Mr.. Vogel's
abilities as an administrator.
Mr.. Vogel repeatedly will
have the deciding voice in
selection of a deputy admins
traitor for the transportation
agency.
Mr.. Vogel is now chairman OF
the Commissioners Planning
and Advisory Council and has
long been active in civic affairs
here.
HOnOred by Jaycees
Earlier this year he was
chosen by the Washington jun
ior Chamber of Commerce as
the 1860 Outstanding Boss of
the Year"
Among the various organiza-
tions he has served as an Off
Ger or as a member of the
board Of directors are the
United Givers Fund. Maryland
Utilities Association, Washing
ton Criminal Justice Associa-
ton, Salvation Army and the
Better Business Bureau.
He is also a member of
numerous civic organizations.
Mr.. Vogel. who is 81, would
be eligible for a pension from
the phone company if he is
appointed and accepts the
transportation agency job.
If given a recess appoint
ment, he repeatedly could take
a leave of absence from the
phone company until action is
taken on his confirmation.
Evening star., 1960-08-18

Powers might be taken to her
first meeting with her husband.
Lawyer Alexander Parker of
Richmond, Va, led her to a
tiny room at the rear of the
tribunal. The official photog-
rapher stayed near her. Every
one else, except her father-in-
law. was directed to the open
corridor.
I'VE did not meet" she told
a correspondent after a 20
minute conference inside. Mrs.
Powers showed no sign Of ex-
citement. She simply shook
her head sadly.
Mrs. Hileman, who attended
her first trial session in the
morning, said she found the
situation "discouraging."
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Reds Show Mrs. Powers
Pilots Poison Needle

MOSCOW, Aug. 18 (APl =
The Russians gave Mrs. Bar
bara Powers a closeup look
today at the personal possess
Sions they said they took from
her husband, Francis Gary
Powers. when his U-2 plane
was downed May /.
At her own request. she was
led onto the stage in the court
room during a recess to inspect
the collection. including a
poison needle.
She conferred with Powers
Soviet defense lawyer, Mikhail
I. Griniov, Immediately after
inspecting the pistol and ether
implements. In the conference
with her were Oliver w.
Powers, the defendants father
and Mrs. Jessica Hileman, the
pilots sister.
Escape Equipment
rs this alp" she asked when
shown two display boxes of
coins, rings and other exhibits
labeled escape equipment"
Her guide led her across the
stage to two more boxes placed
directly in front of the pris-
oner's cage, where Powers has
sat for two days. She glanced
at the cage briefly.
The guide pointed to an OBJ
ject and said:
This is the poison needle.
1t once was contained in a
silver dollar, followed out to
receive it. 1t has an ear by
which it could be hung by a
string around the neck. He
threw it away before landing,
and we have never found the
silver dollar"
For a time it appeared Mrs.
Evening star., 1960-08-18
New York Official
Quits Under Fire

NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (APD.-
City Purchase Commissioner
Joseph v. Spagna resigned un-
der fire today.
The State Investigation Com
mission criticized Mr.. Spagna
in a report yesterday on an
inquiry it conducted into the
city's purchases of rock salt for
snow and ice removal.
Mayor Robert F.. Wagner ac-
cepted the resignation imme-
diately. The Mayor had sus-
pended Mr.. Spagna from his
$50, ,000-a-year post on June IT
for declining to testify before
an investigation commission
hearing into the purchases.