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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08
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without stranng your budget Quality rayon crepes
the oveest of lacy and tailored styles They're such fine
quality designed and designed keep their
fresh beauty through many andergs They're sleek under
your outfits you won't be able them The price
right for wartime budget here's grand saving
make slip wardrobe from Federas Sizes 324O in group.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08
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N-a-an- Headline Slip News

This is Slip you'll be glad hear! wonderful
selection of Federas finest slips the kind of saving
make you stand up and cheer Quality backs every
with promise style, durability and comfort Here you
spurge hearts content for of these
priced for remarkable savings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-08

Ready for action these seaorthy and
for active swimming relaxed summing and 2pc styles
cotton fabrics chn variety of solids
and 2one coors All fully lined quckdrying
durable The skirts and upft busline
full lines demand. Sizes "a 49,
Other Sscin Suits from p 10 7.9J
Evening star., 1944-01-12

he was a counsel for the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Co
He is a gradute of the University
of Virginia.
A native Washingtonian, Mai
Rice, A, attended Tech High School
and the National University Law
School. He was a civilian employe
of the War Department from 1917
until he was commissioned in the
Corps of Engineers in June, 1912.
He is stationed here.
Maj. Fabian, %, came to Wash
ington in 1888 as an attorney in the
Lands Division, Justice Department.
Three years later he transferred to
the War Department, where he was
chief of the condemnation section
of the real estate branch. In Oc-
tober, 1912, he was commissioned a
captain in the Corps of Engineers.
Maj. Fabian, born in st. Paul, is a
graduate of the University of Min
nesota Law School.
Entering the service as private
in the spring, 1941, 1t. Lemke. Is,
attended Officers Candidate School
at Edgewood Arsenal, Md. He is
stationed with the Chemical War
fare Service at Frederick, Md.
Evening star., 1944-01-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DREsSMAKING. designing, remodelins and
alterations: reas. Miss Bert, 1850 Irving
s; NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223s. 16'
csrs OF a small apartment. Michigan
LAD Y. experienced in congressional work,
wants position with Republican House
mem6er m & or Senator or with a committee
E po rAssS n Mss yea4s nespssn business
and legal experience;- native Washineto-
iHsa1s ES BE ss5 sipsi
n enesd ed uniyeSSity sradqats phycholosy
WASHINGTON; have two children. 5 mo. and
preschooi child. can attend; prefer nurs, rs
eryjboarding school with living accommo-
sosHHos ssGn Hobart s resdsn Saa m 5snasep SS2
can bring. excellent ianitor: 15 years ex-
perience In apartment house work. ref
ernces Reply. C. R., Box 233-T. Star. 13'
experience. desires permanent position
with RESPONSIBLE organization where ad-
vancement is to be expected. Prefers
dictaphone d to shorthand Good salary.
WAITRESS, experienced, desires Job in
good tips, uniforms furnished, daywork
good hours. Trinidad 1854
WOMAN, colored, wishes elevator operator
JOB daytime, experienced, has permit;
hours. 1 to $50 evenings. Call Atlantic
WILL GIVE personal day care to trained,
well-mannered child, 3 to 8 years, in new
home, vicinity Of. $500 .43rd ST.. NV, with
basement recreation facilities: desire child
Of Of psIeInss sTIa living in neishborhood. o.d-
Box sio-r. Star. '" w " A' Is.
Evening star., 1944-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS.
The Annual Meeting of the Members OF
the Northwestern Federal Savings and Loan
Association will be held at s pm: January
81. 1914, at 1887 G Street NV. Wash
r. L. HOUSTON JONES.
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEM
bers of Columbia Federal Savings and Loar
Association will be held in the office oi
the association, 716 IL tn st. NV, Wednes-
day, January 10. 1914, at 500 pm.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders Of the Columbia Title Insurance
Of electing Is Trustees Of the Company
heretofore advertised for Dec. 20, 1943
having been postponed, will be held at the
on Monday. February 81, 1914, at ]
o'clock. Polls will be opened at O'Clock
and closed at 3 o'clock PM Books fol
transfer Of Stock will close FEB. II. 1914
to Feb. q, 1914, both dates inclusive.
EDWARD s. McKNEW, Asst. Secy.
Evening star., 1944-01-12

Il e m K e q, 300l
Charming street
NE: George w.
Y u ng, 2625
TIL tr d street
NE, and John
j. Stamm, 1925
P e n n S y lvania
avenue Sc.
Maj. Powell,
80, has been
stationed here
with the Signal
Corps since en-
tering the SER
vice in April,
1912. Before en-
Evening star., 1944-01-12
HELP WoMeA,a tcess.,.,+ u


WATTREsSEs and countef aiyls, colored,
d s9If 9s dss q nss s'rf
Of and aseins Store e mas 1ss
esassns eeansrs sad Da pyeas. sio6 il Spit M
WOMAN, white; reliable, Settled. live in
and assist with housework: comfortable
os WoMAS fidren to sssver CHI bsnsss f9ei nbone and
supervise housework, no objection to small
children. o am. to pm North 1898.
WOMAN. white, light housework, live in,
& &1nI4 Monroe st. ne, no. All.
invalid and APARTMENT, : sduits; private
s0nsaf sa?s5y 5r wsfsoales sfsf 1867 'eff!s is
WOMEN. clerkinG or waitress exper.. can
ssTn ssg nons Sao Psg slse week short hours, Room
WOMEN to service established life insur-
snce debts; liberal salary and commissions,
large earnings possible Apply manager,
YOUNG Girl for General az once nSa work No
TO os,Iia Pc trained o for attractive' permanent
estate office, Boss & Phelps. I417
YOUNG LADY, preferably high school
graduate. to learn ofice work; experienced
or typing not necessary New York jew
fEARN LEX g. DRY M 7te cEEAsiNG-rui.ion 4 pT and
salary paid while. learning. Permanent
and good opportunity for the right person.
10 m: any day, Conger's Laundry, 23rd
and SITS. NV.
OPPORTUNITY for person of refinement
and Judgment to serve armed forces of
United Nations as staff worker in service
club: must be good typist and willing to
work until closing two evenings in addition
to dayWork MA 1900. Mrs Goodwin
WILL SHARE NICE HOME, rent free, with
service wife in exchange care OF two chill
dren; phone for details. Jackson 2297-R
Evening star., 1944-01-12
I'D. {. Area Officers
Receive Promotions
In Army Service

Promotion of seven Washington
area officers was announced by the
War Department today.
Advanced from captain to major
were Boiling Raines Powell, Vienna,
Va; Robert H. Fabian, 1913 Seaton
lane, Falls Church, Va; Herbert H.
Rice, $500 Fessenden street NV,
and Gordon v. Durr, 2108 South
Knoll street, Arlington, Va.
Those promoted from second to
first lieutenant were Benjamin H.
Evening star., 1944-01-12
WOMEN WANTED.

You can now earn $40 per week and
more as Streetcar-bus operators or work
part time as streetcar conductors Essen
tial work, experience not necessary, train
ing paid for, no Sunday or night work,
regular working hours, free time to keep
house, paid vacations, free transportation.
separate clubrooms congenial fellow work.
SITS, with work on the Mt. Pleasant street.
car line. Apply weekday mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV. GEORGETOWN.
Take Route 20. Cabin John Streetcar
to the Door
Evening star., 1944-01-12
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.

JANITOR, experienced, all-around handy
man, wife exper. houseworker, want lob
and janitor quarters. MI. 1898. Hamilton.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. care for small
apt, 20 years exp. 1872 Conn. ave. NV,
HO 1856, 1890 to 7.3O pm 13s
Evening star., 1944-01-12

~ OS4No
Capital Transit Co. needs several young
women to assist with general ONCE work;
6-day, 43-hour week with Saturday after
moons free. Paid vacations, free trans
portation; pleasant working conditions
hiehIschooI grsdnate 0t under u sbie
70 type and willing to assist with general
office work; S105-S130 per month to start.
depending upon aualiflca tions.
A college graduate. about 80 years. of
age, competent typist, capable of inter-
preting Government regulations and able
TO write simple, direct letters Of her own.
Must be methodical and accurate and will
ing to work with detail: Si40-S165 per
month to start, depending upon oualifca-
tions.
A high-school graduate under 35 years
Iof age. accustomed to running a small Of
fce, including the keeping of books, ham
ding checking account and supervision
Of small office force, for a, position of re.
Sponslbllity which may develop into a chief
clerkship;,, About S165 per month to start
with excellent opportunity for advancement.
Apply to Miss Ruth Helm. Personnel De-
ppaarrtment, Room 300. CAPITAL Transit Co,
36th and Prospect ave. NV. Take Route
20. Cabin John Streetcar
Evening star., 1944-01-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC B-1
u,
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CURTAINS STRETCHED-North 2755
GENERAL HOUSEWORkER, experienced.
wants Job in adult family. no laundry: stay
nights II room upstairs. Write 742 Lamont
st. r,w 12s
GIRL, colored, wishes domestic work, maid
doctors office. elevator operator: part-time
mornings. NO. 1902.
GIRL, colored, wishes job as maid In
beauty shop. Call NO 1000.
GIRL, colored, young, desires work as
maid in hotel or g.h.w. Call NO. 6614.
GIRL, colored. has one child. husband in
service, desires work staying in. Hobart
1892
GIRL, coiored, wants work as fountain
girl waitress or dishwasher. North O602
GIRL, colored.. wants psrt-time work
mornings, excellent cook and laundress.
Ma1n Mo1art 1902 8,o5 after 10 am ,nnrrtru o,,
cooking; city references. Taylor 1905.
WOMAN, colored, wants general house,
00s0. from ; to 8 pm.
WOMAN wants part-time or days work.
Call Adams 7443 after 8 pm. 445 P st.
NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-12

WAICHMAN
For modern warehouse; hours 4 ON, to IL
midnight; good salary; no experience neces-
sary.
THE HECHT CO. SERVICE BLDG,
400 Okie ST. NE.
Take the Trinidad bus or Sth and K
ne. streetcar, transfer to Ivy City bus,
which takes you directly to The Hecht Co.
Service Bldg
Evening star., 1944-01-12
BARTENDER,
YOUNG MAN.

Under 80. to assist the superintendent
OF road construction company employing
several hundred men. Must be high school
graduate with some timekeeping or pay
roll experience, and preferably with some
knowledge of engineering. Excellent op-
portunity for advancement for man who
has the ability to handle figures as we'll as
men. Write for interview, giving age, edu-
status, whether at present employed and
salary desired. Please inclose recent Snap-
shot, which will be returned. Box SN8-T.
Evening star., 1944-01-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT or ONCE manager, B c. s.
degree. 10 years with last employer, age
-. desires permanent. POSITION With fq-
ACCOUNTANT-AUDIT income tax re-
ports prepared. books started, kept part
time; reas: RA. 1928 or RA. 2417. L.
ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR. systems in
stalled. books kept part time, statements,
tax returns. Sligo 00I0 12s
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, white 35.
draft exempt, desires position with op-
portunities for advancement in established
firm. Box 300-T, Star. 49,
MAN, colored. wishes lob as janitor; city
references. Trinidad S262.
MAN, colored. wants to take care of small
apartment house for living quarters.
MAN, 23, married. child, draft exempt,
quickly. capable of a responsible position,
accustomed to meeting public, experienced
in finance business, managing gasoline sta
ready Immediately for good steady posi-
tion OF any sort; minimum, S55 weekly;
best references. Call Union 1925. IA
MAN, colored, married. 3S, statistician,
law graduate. of well-rounded experience
managerial and executive ability. wants
nosition with future: references. T.
Smith. sr., Hobart S41a. 49,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, exp. for busy
board; part time for evenings, Sundays or
relief when needed; reliable, intelligent.
Hobart 5027, Bob.
Evening star., 1944-01-12
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TNSTNOS1TVN OOOkSES.
QUICK review course in shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping, calculating machines
New classes now starting. Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL. 1888 F st. Ma 1888.
REFRESHER COURSES
In SHORTHAND, typewriting, bookkeepins,
Eng spelling; THOUSANDS will be looking
for work SOON, matter Of few months:
PREPARE NOW-TODAY. New classes
starting, enroll today for advancement.
NEED 25 stenographers, typists, book
keepers DAILY at S35-S45 wk up New
positions open every FEW MINUTES. 1t
TAYS to attend
BOYD SCHOOL,
1893 P tOpp. Capitol Theater) MA. 234o.
Evening star., 1944-01-12
BUYER OF LADIES'
ACCESSORIES
YOUNG WOMEN

For credit clothing store. Must also have
experience in selling dresses and coats.
Salary, $40 per week and commission.
Write Box LAG Star
Evening star., 1944-01-12
YOUNG MAN.
AUTO MECHANICS,

Large Buick dealer in center Of town
needs experienced mechanics. Shop filled
to capacity. Large earnings, good working
conditions, and clean, warm, well-venti-
lated shop. Permanent position now and
after the war if qualified. Referral card
needed. See Mr. Cunningham, Emerson g.
Orme, nth and NJ sts
Evening star., 1944-01-12
TELEPHONE OPERATORS

With either hotel or company experience;
Iull-time work. Apply chief operator,
Wardman Park Hotel. Conn. ave. Ind
Woodley I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-12
HANDY MAN

For operation Of stokers and general heat.
ing, plumbing, electrical and carpentry
maintenance Of apartment: living quarter,
furnished. Apply 169 Danbury st. s.w
Evening star., 1944-01-12

DRIVING to West Coast fSan Diego7; can
take three passengers; expect to leave IN
two weeks. Can be contacted at home anv
efysnaing after z pm. Phone Chestnut
M 15s
WANTED, by lady, transportation to st,
augustine, Florida; excellent driver; ref
erences exchanged. GE. 1894
Evening star., 1944-01-12

To take charge of small cafeteria in Alex.
andria, daywork: good salary. pleasant
cafeteria or restaurant experience. Reply
giving telephone number, age and busines.
eXperience BOX 4-D, Star
Evening star., 1944-01-12
HELP WoMEh.
HOSTESSES,

Must be experienced and refined, for |
high-type restaurant: aged 28 to 40. Apply |
Washington Restaurant Assn,
O002 EYe St w q
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-01
Cooperative Advisory
BoardstoHave Meeting

Members of the Southern States
Advisory boards and farm home adj
viSory committee for the Grantsvillc
section will have conference at the
Livcngood Tourist home, GrantSvillc,
on Thursday evening, June /, at s
o'clock, RaEmeitd L5a1+fal. chairman
of one Of the boards,
The conferees will also appoint a
committee to nominate successors to
those whose terms are expiring, and
successors to Mrs. Alvin Beachy,
Mrs. A. &. Reichenbecher, Mrs. Paul
kinsingcr and Mrs. Harry O. Miller,
Grantsvillc, whose terms on the adj
viSory committee also are expiring,
Elections will take place at the an
nual membership meeting.
Members of the women's committee
besides the four mentioned are Mrs.
Howard Kahl, Mrs. William Killius,
Mrs. Harold Miller, Mrs. Allen Baker,
Mrs. Joe Beachy, Mrs. +. S. Duck
worth, and Mrs, Charlie Williams.
The advisory Board has the follow
ing membership: G. L. Ash, Mr.. Loe-
chel, Paul kinsinger, Harry 0. Miller,
Norman Patton, Guy S. Stanton, A,
6. Reichcnbecher, Allen Baker, J. A.
Beachy, Ray W. George, Harry A.
Harmon, and Ernest Ringer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-01
Wesleyan College Gets
Gift of 100000

That Mrs, Anna Pfciffcr, of New
York, had made a gift of 100000 for
the erection Of a new library building
was the highlight announcement made
at the fifty-fourth annual commence
mcnt of West Virginia Wesleyan Col
lego, at Ruckhannon, on Monday 1t
was also stated that recently the
architect, who has drawn plans for
number of buildings which she had
given to various institutions, had been
sent to Buckhannon by Mrs, Pfciffcr
and that plans had already been
drawn for the new building which will
be erected as soon as war conditions
will permit. DR., j, w. Broylcs, Prcsi-
dent of the College. also announced
several other gifts of lesser amount
+. X. Jones. trustee, and Rev Minor
Spraguc, attended the commencement
exercises
Despite war conditions and the con-
scqucnt losscning of the number Of
students, inc year Just closed has
shown marked step forward for the
college, according to announcements
made. All Indebtedness against the
college has been cleared, approx
matcly $150,0OO has been added to
the permanent endowment fund and
other buildings, including new chapel
and music building, have been assured
as part of the Greater Wesleyan
Movement inauguratcd about two
years ago, The college was also rec
emily made a permanent member of
the North Central Association of Col
lcgcs and Secondary Schools and has
made advancement in other ways. The
outlook for the college during the
school year l944-45 is said to be good
although it is expected that the num-
hcr of students will continue TO be less
than during prC-War years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-01
Greater Use Of
Eggs Is Urged

Garrett county poultrymcn arc
being asked by the government to
produce approximately 1,329,756 doz,
eggs this year as their part i'll the
Food for Victory program, according
to the National Poultry Defense COM
mittee
The committee said this county goal
could best he reached if housewives
take full advantage of the present
egg surplus and plan more menus call
ing for greater use of eggs, thus en-
Couraging farmers TO maintain high
production, Otherwise, it was pointed
out the current egg abundance may
he followed by a serious shortage if
farmers Iiquidate some of their lay
ing flockS because of inability to dis
pose Of eggs at profitable prices.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-01
Baptist Association Meets AT
EroStburg

The Western District Association of
the Maryland Baptist Union Associa-
ton is meeting at the Mt Zion Wclch
Memorial Baptist church. FroStburg,
today and Friday. Those going from
the Garrett Baptist Field for the full
time include: the pastor. Rev. b. Fin
ncy Bragg; from Mt. Lake Park, Miss
Mildred Ford and Mrs. Edna Paugh
from Deep Creek. Miss Irene Thaycr
and Mrs. Sadie Edgar; and from Fern
dale, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McRohic.
Others will attend the evening Sos
sions and hear Dr. Wade II. Bryant.
pastor Of the University Baptist
church, Baltimore, on Thursday night,
and DR.. Dewey Moore, returned mis-
sonary to Italy, and DR.. Joseph r.
Watts, the General Secretary of the
Maryland Baptist Union Association,
on Friday night,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-01
Manpower Officials
Make Survey Here

Lawrence 3. Fcnncmau, STAT Dl-
rector War Manpowcr Commission for
Maryland, accompanied by Grafton
Lee Brown, Assistant State Director,
and 7. Walter Cough, Chief of Bust
ness Management visited the Oak
land office Of the War Manpower
Commission last Thursday and Fri
day, May % and PC
During their stay in Garrett county
the State Officials visited several
business establishments and individ.
uals for the purpose of surveying the
effectiveness of the Employment Sta
bilization program in this area, ac-
cording to Milburn W. Mann, manager
Of the local office.
MIR. Fenncman addressed the Amer
lean Federation of Labor convention
at Cumberland before coming to Oak
land
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-01
7hir94 Mo~e1 Can't Buy

George Lormer, many years editor
the Saturday Evening Post wrote these words 1T
thing money and the things that buy but
it good check up in awhile and make you
haven't lost the things that money can't buy
The things that money can't buy would make long list
Here of them:
Money can't buy real frienshp-ficndshp must be earned
Money can't buy clear OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dealing the
price tag.
Money can't buy the glow good heath-rgh living is the
Money can't buy happness-happineSs is a mental condition
and one may be as happy in cottage as in mansion.
Money can't buy sunsets of wild birds and the music
of the wind the eesthese free the air breathe
Money can't buy inward peace-peace is the result con-
structve philosophy of life
Money can't buy good characergood character achieved
through decent habits of private living and wholesome dealings
our open with our fellow
Continue the list yourself You'll agree that among the
things money can't buy Of the valuable
life has offer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-01
Twenty-Three Register
With Local Draft Board

Twcnty-threc young men who be
came is years old in May registered
with the local draft board during the
month. They were:
jeremiah Lester Paugh, Deer Park;
Leonard Albert Cravcr, kitzmiller;
Wade Ohcrt Hctrick, Grantsville;
Robert Harold Logger, Bittinger; Paul
Walls, Grantsvillc; Emerson Troy
Frazcc, Fricndsvilc; Walter Lawrence
Brock Mt Lake Park; Edward Am
brosc Dcitz, Friendsville; Owen vii
son Stanton, Bittinger; Hubert Wen
dell Nommer, Jennings; Melvin Stan
ley HerShman, Deer Park, Howard
Glenn Hershman, Kit2mlller; Darl
Iodock Friend Crellin; Calvin Robert
Davis, Swanton; Cecil Cline Hahn,
Crellm; Beverly Luzior Gormania;
Donald Eugene O'Brien, Swanton;
Douglas Fairbanks Riley, Mt Lake
Park; Franklin Madison Ours, Mt.
Lake Park; John Owen Dewitt, Oak
land; James Richard Werdebaugh,
Oakland Norman Irwin Sines, Oak
land; Billy Ray Martin, Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-01
County Is Asked To
Invest $4,000 In
5th War Loan Drive
Drive Will Begin June II And
Will Continue Through July s

Garrett county citizens will be
asked to invest $275.0O0 worth of wal
bonds in the Fifth War Loan drive
scheduled June II through July s, it
was announced by Charles A. Piper
Cumberland, chairman of Region No
/ of the Maryland War Finance com
mittcc AlIcgany county has been as
signed quota of $3,000,000.
The quotas are the largest assigned
to either county, representing an in
crease of $125,000 for Garrett county
and 100000 for Allegany county
over the quotas set up in the 1th Wan
Loan drive.
According to II. G. Riggs, county
chairman, the Treasury department
has assigned quotas in four classifi-
cations: "E" bonds, $145,00O; individ-
ual sales, Including 'E'', $225,00O;
corporations, $4,000.
Both Garrett and Allcgany coun-
ties have ovcr-SubScribcd their total
sales quotas in all previous war loan
drives. In the Fourth War loan drive
Garrett county bond sales almost
doubled its quota of $150,O00 when the
citizens of that county purchased
$500, fl9 worth of bonds Garrett
county &c" bond sales topped all
previous figures with sales amount.
ing to $13O,725.
The committee for Garrett county
named by Mr. Riggs, includes w. z
Pancake, Prentice DeBcrry, Grove,
l.. J. Warthcn and W. J. Glenn
FricndsvilIc; Joseph f. Fahcy and
Harvey Gortncr, GrantsviIle; William
Miller, Accident; and H. +. Rcam
CrCllin
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-01
8 Take Exams For
Free Scholarships

Eight persons took the competitive
examinations conducted in the Oak
land High school building last Satur-
day morning for scholarships in vari-
Gus colleges. The examinations were
conducted by f. +. Rathbun, county
superintendent.
Those participating included James
P. Rock, Oakland; Harry L. Holman,
Fricndsvillc; John r. Murphy, Oak
land; David D. Patton, GrantsvillC;
Herbert II. Leighton, Oakland; James
II. Edwards, Grantsville; Denver J.
Miller, Grantsville; Lois Storey, Oak
land.
Scholarships are available in St.
Johns college, Annapolis; Western
Maryland college, Wcstminster; st.
Mary's Seminary, St. Mary's City, Mr..
Rathhun said.