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Evening star., 1938-10-13
Red Cross Tea Today
Mrs. James Roosevelt Hostess.
Presidents Wife to Attend.

James
the Residential
1898 roll call for the American
1891
A. Wallace
the Residential Committee and
presiding the table will be assistant
Elizabeth wshman assistant
Roosevelt.
During OF selected from
Frederic
of the the
the Her models will
Johnston Miss Margaret Lower
Deano Robbins Mrs
Einor Johnston Mrs Mason
Mccormick Miss Mary Lee Gifhth
Heiberg Mrs
m
Military Aahe Of the Cuban Embassy and Sonora de Muna will
Hundred
ana
wife State J. Allen co.d Of Leonadown Nd
Wadmn Park Hotel for
days
Smith director the Always and Ahports Division " the
Mrs Smith
}. Of Birn
ingham, Ala.
Albert
Blandng and Mr.
an Mrs
Hallee
Col
Smith at dinner Friday evening
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Miss Burke to Wed
Mr.. Francisco
October y.

Miss Betty Burke. daughter of Mr..
William Burke, has set October ~ as
the date of her wedding to Mr..
Wellington Francisco. The marriage
will take place at st. Adams Episcopal
Church at o'clock in the evening.
The Rev. Charles Warner. of st. Adams
and the bridegroom elects father. the
Rev. Wellington P. Francisco of East
Orange, N. j., will ofIiciate.
Miss Jane Burke will be her sisters
maid Of honor and the bridesmaids
will be Mr.. Francisco's sisters, the
Misses Gail and Eleanor Francisco,
and Miss Rosemary Mcmillan, New
York, and Miss Elizabeth Gates, Ar
lington, Va.
Mr.. Kenneth MacIver will be best
man and the ushers include Mr..
Stephen Francisco. a cousin of the
bridegroom-elect; Mr.. John w. Van
Vanten. jr.; Mr.. Frederick r. Hood,
jr.; Mr.. James L. MacWithey, Mr..
Thomas Baldwin and Mr.. Richard
Carter. cousin of the bride-elect.
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Ambassador Host.
New Minister
Entertains.

The French Ambassador. Count de
Saint Quentin, entertained informally
last evening at the Embassy. and ear
lier in the day the new Minister Of
Egypt. Mahmoud Hassan Bey. was host
at luncheon. The AMBASSADOR party
was quite impromptu and his guests
were shown the French motion picture,
"Grande Illusion" after which q
buffet supper was served. Although
the picture is French production by
Jean Renoir, son Of the famous artist,
the scenes are of a German prison
camp during the war, showing both
French and German soldiers. The
theme Of the picture is peace in spite
of its warlike setting.
The new Minister from Egypt. who
presented his credentials to the Presi-
dent early this week. entertained in
honor Of the United States Minister to
Egypt, Mr.. Bert Fish. who is in Wash
inRton for q few days. The Minister,
Mr.. Fish, will leave shortly for Florida
to join his family At Deland for . va
cation.
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Hopkins Hickman Wedding
In Richmond Church.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Hickman Of
Detroit, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Temple Hickman of Mount Ver-
non, Mo-. was married Saturday I'd
Mr.. Harry Mauzy Hopkins of Detroit
son Of Mrs. Howard L. Hopkins and the
late Mr.. Hopkins of Arlington, Va. Ths
wedding took place in ST. Johns Prot.
estant Episcopal Church in Rich.
mond, the Rev. Hugh w. Sublett, rector
of the church, officiating, at 4 o'clock
Mr.. Hickman, father of the bride, SAM
before the wedding. Mrs. Richard
Allan Hickman, sister in-law of the
bride, accompanied him at the organ
The bride was given in marriage BY
her father and wore gown OF white
taffeta made on princess lines and
trimmed with seed pearls. Her vel
of white tulle was held by a poke bon.
net Of tulle and she carried white
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Charlotte Hopkins, sister of the
bridegroom. was maid of honor, wear.
ing rust color taf1eta with matching
veil and carried a cluster of fall flow.
ers Little Miss Alana Hickman, niecl
Continued on Page B-4)
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South and Central American
Countries Represented at Fete.
Reports Are Given
At Meetings of
p. E. O.

Reports were given by officers and
ehairmen at the meeting of Chapter
B. P. z. o. Sisterhood last Tuesday
at the home of Mrs E, H. Pitcher,
with Miss Emma Shrine assisting
hostess Mrs. Charles Marvin Jones
kspresident.
Guests were the presidents Of the
following chapters: A, Mrs. Roy C
Potts; G., Mrs. j. A. Smith; N, Mrs
c. A. Belts; H, Mrs. r. B. Lincoln; o
Miss Hazel Nelson, Mrs A. r. Horn
the vice president of Chapter E; Miss
Shrine and Mrs. Graves.
Mrs. D. N. Stafford had charge oi
the program on Vacation Echoes,
given by members of the chapter
Original poems were read by Mrs. D
q Davis.
The next meeting will be luncheon
October rs at the home of Mrs. Robert
H. Young. 1925 Newton street NV
Mrs Paul r. Heyl will talk on her re-
cent trip to England, Denmark anc
Sweden.
+ X 4
Chapter A met last nlght at the
home of DR. Mary Holmes, with Mrs
Orlena B. Hitler as assisting hostess
The president, Mrs. r. c. Potts, pre-
sided. Members described their sum.
mer activities, including visits to Cuba
Puerto Rico and numerous States.
Miss Helen Jamison is arranging g
visit to the Naval Observatory for the
members.
Il X X
Chapter H met for dinner at the
Kenesaw Apartments. Afterward ,
business meeting was held. Mrs. Rusf
3. Lincoln, the president, presided
Guests we're Mrs Edwin NJ Brown Of
Iowa and Miss Marian Hagerman o1
Canada.
The next meeting will be at 1897
New Hampshire avenue NV. Tht
ofiicers of the District Chapter and al
the presidents of the local chapters o.
the District will be guests.
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Dairynen OF Argentina have asked
government aid in selling butter
sheoAd.
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was in the nature Of house warming
for the new home of the Minister and
Sonora de Castro The house is set
well back from the street with a vel
vety lawn in front and the center door
way is of the Colonial type. Inside
the wide hallway with graceful stair
way leading above is an attractive en-
trance, the rather spacious drawing
room at the left having soft blue
draperies harmonizing with the blue
of the walls and the soft, not too dark
brown of the woodwork. A bowl OF
red roses on the piano and soft pink
roses in vases on the tables made =
very attractive room. The dining
room, which Is on the right of the hall
as one enters, is white, walls, ceiling
and woodwork, and at the wide win
dows are blue and white draperies.
The Minister and Sonora de Castro
stood at the door Of the drawing room
to receive, the hostess wearing a very
becoming deep red velvet gown. and
with them stood the United States
Minister and Miss Frazer, the latter
in brown silk, the skirt moderately
short. and with it she wore brimmed
hat OF deep red velvet Senorita Angelo
Cromeyer, sister of Sonora de Castro,
assisted during the afternoon, and the
several hundred guests were for the
most part from the Spanish-speaking
countries
The United States Minister to Ecua-
dor, Mr.. Boaz Long. with Mrs. Long,
were among the guests. being in this
country for brief holiday. They are
staying at the Mayflower and Mrs.
Long shortly will return to her home in
New York for visit before returning
with the Minister to South America.
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Dr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley White
have as their guest for = short visit DR..
George Grille, jr., Of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman en-
tertained a party Of 20 At = house
party at the Blue Ridge Rod and Gun
Club Monday and Tuesday Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair have re-
turned to Washington for the winter
and have opened their residence at
1851 Pennsylvania avenue. Their
daughter, Miss Laura Blair. has re-
turned to Foxcroft School in Virginia.
Mrs. william Mark Conrad, who has
been at her place. Friendship Farm. at
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, since
May, has returned to her apartment
at the shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Dewey, who
are in New York for brief stay. were
guests in whose honor Sir William
Wiseman entertained at dinner last
evening At the st. Regis. Sharing
honors with Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey were
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice johnson Of Boston
and Mrs. Banks Bertschmann.
Miss Cecilia Talbot. whose marriage
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The Spanish Ambassador
And the >El Salvador
Minister Hosts
Former Entertains in Honor
OF Columbus Day-Latter:
For Mr.. Robert Frazer.
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

formal parties by yesterday like the winter
the the birth OF
Christopher Columbus sailing East Indies discovered the Western
celebrated day the
possible however
country october IL legal
holiday.
In Spain October u La Fiesta de aza the fete OF the race
lie issued invita-
although the latter unable be
present because Of illness
Castro the
United States Minister
Salvador
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Residential Social Notes
DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. White
Are Entertaining Guest.

to Mr. Arthur E. Glover will take place
Saturday, was the guest Of honor at
luncheon yesterday Of Mrs. William j..
Hogan, who entertained at the Carlton
Hotel. The other guests were Mrs.
Gabriel Murphy. Miss Henrietta Tai
bott, Mrs. Ben Walher, Mrs. John r.
Walsh. Mrs. Edward Talbot. Mrs. Eu-
gene Jarboe. Mrs Benjamin E. Talbot,
jr.; Mrs. Elmer Bacon and Mrs. John
J. Hagerty.
Miss Elsa Louise Raner has returned
to her apartment at 1880 Belmont
street from series of visits at Essex
Fells, N. J.. Syracuse and Rochester
NJ Y. In Syracuse Miss Raner was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis H.
Carrier on their estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. David 3. Kaime have
moved from the Mayhower Hotel and
are now At 1901 Eighteenth street
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Miss Cecilia Talbot. whose marrias
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Mr.. Fleharty Away.

The special assistant to the Attor-
ney General. Mr.. Harry B. Fleharty
left town last night for Wheeling, w
Va, where he will attend a banquet
this evening of the Democratic Club al
Wheeling. and will be one of the speak.
ers Saturday afternoon he will be ir
Parkersburg, w. Va. for big outdoor
meeting and OK bake, sponsored by
the Democratic Club of that city.
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Ambassador Is Assisted
By His Attractive Daughter.
The Spanish Ambassador was assist
I'd in receiving by his gifted daughter,
Senorita Laura de los Rios, who came
from Wellesley, where she not only Is
studying, but teaching as we'll. They
stood in the drawing room to receive
their guests and the youthful hostess
wore a becoming gown of blue and
silver lame, the long and moderately
full skirt just escaping the floor and
the bodice having short, puffed sleeves
and small, rolling collar, where a
pink rose made pretty contrast. In
her dark hair nestled another pink
rose. Sonora de Lecuona, wife of the
Minister Counselor of the Embassy, also
received with them and was a marked
contrast in her costume as well as her
blond hair and blue eyes to Senorita
de los Rios. Sonora de Lecuona wore
black net dress made with fitted
bodice, high in the neck and with a
narrow turnover collar of white, the
white also edging at the bottom of the
full, long skirt.
Senorita Isabel Garcia Lorca, a
close friend of Senorita de los Rios,
who recently arrived to visit at the
Embassy. also assisted, as did Senorita
Maria Cuevas, secretary in the EN-
bassy.
South and Central American
Countries Represented at Fete.
Representatives of the 20 South and
Central American Republics were
prominent among the guests at both
the Spanish Embassy and the new
Salvador Legation. The party at the
Legation not only honored the United
States Minister and his sister, but also
Evening star., 1938-10-13
'Cooley.Giddings
En3aQement.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Giddings Of
Takoma Park. Nd, announce the en-
eagement Of their daughter. Dorothy,
to Mr.. Roland Cooley. also Of Takon,a
Park.
The wedding will take place next
month.
Evening star., 1938-10-13
Mrs. Harlan Visits
In Battery Park.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack T. Irwin have
as their guest in their home in Bat
terry Park the latter's mother. Mrs
Hudson Harlan Of Wakeeney, Kans.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Irwin was
at home Informally, when she was as
sisted by Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Theodore
= Snyder, Mrs. Harry Hendricks and
Mrs. Eugene Sheerkof.
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From the Social Calendar Of Washington and Its Envon
Weddings
OF Recent
Interest
Miss Helen Fischer
Is Married to
Mr.. Walker.

The wedding Of Miss Helen Louise
Fischer, daughter of Mr.. George
Fischer of Washington, and Mr..
Thomas lie Clair Walker, son of Mrs.
Florence A. Walker of Glen Echo. Md,
took, place Friday evening. October 7.
at 8 o'clock at Zion Evangelical Luther
an Church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Edward Goet5e. Miss
Pauline Dull Of Topeka, Kans, was the
soloist.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, and wore princess gown
Of white lace over satin. Her finger-tip
veil of tulle was held in place by a
coronet of orange blossoms Her bou-
quet was brides roses and lilies Of the
valley.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Charlotte Fischer, who wore q
gown of rust satin and velvet turban
to match. Her bouquet was talisman
roses.
The bridegroom had as his best man
1t. George Barton of Fort Howard. Md.
Mrs. Walker is a graduate of Johns
Hopkins University Nurses School Of
Baltimore. Mr.. Walker is associated
with the War Department.
After November / Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker will be at home at Oxford road,
Glen Echo, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-16
SENATOR TYDINGS VISITS
COUNTY, DURING WEEK END
Addresses Grantsville Graduates
Friday; Attends X. of c. Picnic

Senator Willard E. Tydings con-
cluded a weekend visit in Western
Maryland by attending the Knights of
Columbus picnic and get-together
meeting at the Holy Cross Summer
House of Studies, on Deep Creek Lake
on Sunday.
Senator Tydings made no speech,
but spent a portion of the afternoon
talking with friends at the gathering.
Senator Tydings, candidate for
denomination and reelection to the
National Congress on the Democratic
ticket, made the commencement adj
dress at Grantsville High school on
Friday evening. Prior to the address,
with Senator Tydings are the honor
guest, forty-eight persons attended a
dinner and reception at Grantsville on
Friday evening. Grover C. Stemple,
chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee, spoke at the din
ner and then presented F. E. Rath-
bun, county superintendent of schools,
who expressed thanks Of the school
board to Senator Tydings for his CO.
operation in securing the necessary
federal funds to build the new Grants
vile school. Other speakers included
Edward ]. Ryan, Frostburg, and H. G.
Edwards, Grantsville.
Senator Tydings spent Saturday in
Oakland where he met quite large
number of Democrats as well as many
Republicans.
State Senator Lansdale G. Sasscer,
candidate for the Democratic guberna-
torial nomination, also attended the
Knights of Columbus picnic.
Many persons were kept away from
the picnic on account of heavy rains
throughout the day, but more than
three hundred attended the gathering.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-16
FRANK CALLS is LONE
CANDIDATE TO ANNOUNCE
Out To Succeed Himself In Or
phans' Court; Political Arena
Is Very Quiet

The county political arena remained
relatively quiet this week, only one
candidate having announced. This was
Frank Calls, member of the Or
phans' Court, seeking reelection as
one of the judges of that body.
Mr.. Calls is a farmer of the Flat
woods section of the county, district
No. 5, and states in his announce
ment this week that he feels better
qualified with his three and one-half
years experience, than he did when he
appeared before the voters four years
ago. Mr. Calls was second high man
on the ticket in the 1884 primaries.
Since his election he has been a
faithful member of the Orphans
Court and has discharged his duties
with credit, according to those who
are familiar with his activities.
His candidacy makes II Republi-
cans who have publicly announced for
office through this newspaper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-16
Future Farmers Return From 5
Day Tour

Twenty-Five boys of the Oakland
Chapter, Future Farmers of America,
accompanied by o. T. eraser, vo-ag
instructor, have returned from a five
day tour of surrounding states, in
Harry Rice's school bus.
Places of interest visited included
Gettysburg, Conowingo, Perrysvillh,
Dover, Maryland State Teachers col
lege at Salisbury; Ocean City, Chesa-
peake Bay, U. S. Naval Academy at
Annapolis, State buildings there, Uni
versity of Maryland, the U. S. Capitol.
The tour extended about $50 miles.
Those on the trip were Ralph Ba-
ker, Claude Beckman, Oliver Beck
man, Robert Beckman, Junior BEECH
ly, Ross Grove, Floyd Custer, John
Fitzwater, Calvin Harvey, Ralph
Kahl, George Lohr, Ivan Miller, Adam
Lucas, Harold Miller, V. Miller, Lloyd
Shillingburg, Junior Shockey, Harold
Steyer, James Sukow, William Tru-
ban. The party carried its own tent
and camping equipment. Meals were
prepared camp style.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-16
Degree Of Medicine Conferred

Howard Rathbun, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin E. Rathbun, received
his degree of doctor of medicine at
the commencement exercises of Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, held
on Tuesday. The young man was grad
uated from Oakland High school, class
of 1880, and received his A. B. de-
gree from Western Maryland College
in 1884, where he was also given an
award for his work in science.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbun went to Bal
timore to attend the graduation eXer-
cises held in the Lyric theatre. All re-
turned to Oakland following the cere-
monies where DR.. Rathbun will re-
main until July 1, when he will enter
Jefferson hospital, Roanoke, Va, for a
period of internship as assistant to DR..
Trout, for additional preparation for
general practice.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-16
STUDENT COMING HERE TO
ASSIST IN CHURCH WORK
Will Aid Rev. Trimble in Episco-
pal Parish During Summer

Stephen Wake, of Pikesville, Nd,
third-year student of the Virginia
Theological Seminary, will assist Rev.
David C. Trimble in the work of the
Episcopal Parish during the summer
months, it has been announced by
Rev. Trimble. Mr.. Wake is being sent
here by the Bishop of Maryland and
will have as his particular interests
the churches at Deer Park, Altamont
and Swanton.
Mr.. Wake will arrive in Oakland
next Saturday. He is a graduate of
Episcopal High school, Alexandria,
Va, and of Yale University. Before
entering Seminary he instructed in
China for one year.
The men and boys of st. Matthew's
church, Oakland and the Anderson
chapel, Swanton, have been busy dur
ing the past week cleaning the
grounds and making repairs and i'm
provements to the two properties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-16
Wins Place In Track Meet

H. Sebold, Accident High school
student, won third place in the tar
get pitch in the senior unlimited class
at the Western Shore field and track
meet held in Baltimore last Friday.
His win gave Garrett county two
points in the scoring. About forty
athletes from the counties competed
in the games and track and field
events.
Winners in the county track meet
omitted in last weeks tabulation in
cluded the following;
C. Beachy, Grantsville, won the
target pitch in the junior unlimited
class; A. Pratt, Kitzmiller, won the
running high jump in the senior I'M
limited class, and H. Sebold, Accident,
the target pitch in the same class;
Leonard Fox, Kempton, won the 80
lb. class dodgeball throw for dis
lance; B. Glotfelty, Grantsville, won
the same event in the 95-lb. class; j.
Markley, Kitzmiller, won the 115-lb.
class running high jump.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-16
PREPARE FOR BROADCAST
AT CUMBERLAND JUNE %
Harold w. Smith, Cumberland
Chamber of Commerce, Here
Yesterday

Harold W. Smith, of the Cumber-
land Chamber of Commerce, was in
Oakland yesterday arranging the de-
tails of the broadcast over station
WTBO, Cumberland, on Tuesday,
June %, which is designed to call at
tention to the scenic beauty and the
recreational opportunities of Oakland
and its surrounding territory.
The broadcast is a part of a good
neighbor" movement, inaugurated by
the Cumberland Chamber of Com
merce. Included in the program will
be short talk by Mayor Lawrence
M. Fraley, of Oakland, on the recrea-
tional advantages of this section; Sc
lections by the Oakland Boys Band,
and the Cumberland Community
Choir.
The broadcast will take place from
the stage of the Maryland theatre,
Cumberland, and will be from to
$50 p. m.
Last Thursday a number Of men,
bers of the Cumberland Camera club,
headed by DR.. Leslie E. Daugherty,
president, came to Oakland to take
pictures Of the city and surrounding
countryside. The pictures are to be
used in newspaper feature articles.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-16
Mrs. Bush And Daughter Home
From WarrentOn (Va.)
Hospital

Mrs. Louis Bush and her daughter,
Miss Ora Bush, of Oakland, who were
seriously injured in an automobile ac-
cident occurring on May 1 near War
renton, Va, have so far recovered as
to permit their discharge from a hos
pital and their return home in Oak
land, being brought here in an am
bulance on Tuesday.
In the accident Mrs. Bush sustained
fractures of both her arms, cuts and
bruises, while her daughter sustained
a broken leg, several fractured ribs
and deep cuts and bruises.
Mrs. Bush and daughter We're &C
companied to Oakland by Mr.. Harry
Shaffer, of Washington, D. c., a
brother of Mrs. Bush.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-16
G. 0. P. COMMITTEES TO
BE NEUTRAL in PRIMARY
Committeeman OF Five Counties
Said To Favor A. C. Stewart
For Nomination For Congress
MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT

Republican central committeeman
from the five counties in the Sixth con-
gressional district adopted hands-off
attitude in the congressional race, at a
meeting at Hagerstown last night.
]. Frank Ridenour, chairman, of the
Washington county committee, presid-
ed and announced the committees
would endorse no candidates., but
would concentrate on organization and
registration of voters in the approach
ing primary and election.
Stewart Favored
Although no candidates. were ad-
vanced, talk among the committeeman
after the meeting indicated A. Charles
Stewart, of Allegany county, was
favored as the Republican hope to
seek the seat being vacated by Repre-
sentative David j. Lewis, Cumberland
Democrat.
Lewis is leaving the House, after a
long term of service, to contest for
the Senate seat of Willard E. Tydings,
Maryland's senior senator and also a
Democrat.
Stewart has been prominently men
toned as a harmony" candidate in
the congressional race and majority
of the counties represented at last
nights meeting were viewed as being
mi favor of a harmony" move to
eliminate a Republican primary.
Doesn't Want Primary Fight
1t was understood Stewart had been
approached on the subject of a con-
gressional candidacy, and that he had
agreed to run for the House of Repre-
sentatives, provided he would not be
required to face a primary fight. He
is recuperating from an illness.
Stewart was considered earlier as
a possible candidate for the Senate, in
the event Governor Harry W. Nice de-
ides to seek reelection. Persistent
reports the governor will seek nomi-
nation to the Senate himself turned
party strategists to Stewart as a
logical candidate for the House.
Members of the Republican State
Central Committee of Garrett county
attending the meeting were Neil c..
Fraley, chairman, Charles A. Ashby,
Carl w. Frazee and Lester Bittinger.