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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scliher hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County. Maryland Letters T,st:i-
mcntaIy on the estate of
ALBERT SWAtrCER
late of Garrett County. Maryland. deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
10 the subscriber, on en- before the 18th Gay #
June, 1917; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of the said Is
tate. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate requested to make
Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of De
cember, 1916.
W. HAROLD MILLER. Executor
Grantsviile. Maryland.
Advertisement DIST
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FOR SAIE-1934 PIvmouth. oood
rubber and runnino condition HaroId
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will trade for nick.nn t,ncl Neison
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oak street Oai5iand I'd A. Az, OK a. o. -
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FOX SALE-One electric table
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80
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ADV. 37-tf.
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NO TRESP ASSING

Persons are hereby warned not to
trespass or hunt on the property
owned by Cora Hickman. southwest
of Grantsville.
MISS CORA HICKMAN,
Grantsville, Nd
ADV. 40-3t.
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WANTED

WANTED-Girl for general house
work, care of two children. Phone
288-R or see Mrs. Wellington Smouse,
Mt. Lake Park. -40-3t"
WANTED TO BUY-A small home
i'll or near Oakland. will pay cash.
Write to Mrs. Opal Dewitt, 81 Oak
street or phone 378, Oakland. -41-3t*
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NO TRESPASSING

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass or hunt ON my farm,
located near Table Rock
OTIS SHREYE,
ADV. 4O-3t# Gormania. W Va.
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LOST

LOST-Between Oakland station
and Green Palm restaurant. mans
wrist watch. Lost on Nov. 27. Swiss
made, brown face with long red sec
ond hand Make unknown. $500 re-
ward if returned to H. c. King, Mt.
Lake Park, Md.-42-1t*
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
One -year-old steer, dark red with
few white hairs and large rack of
horns, bearing no earmark, from my
pasture at Bittinger. Contact Mrs.
Hattie DERRICK, Bittlnger, Maryland,
with information as to whereabouts.
Reward -40-3t
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ORDER NISI

IN RE; Elsie Z. Beckman Groves lcrmer
Elsie H. hickman. guardian Of Thomas NJ.
Beckman. In the Orphans Court for
Garrett County, MARY land
Ordered this goth day of November, 1876
by the Orphans Court for Garrett County
Maryland, that the sale made and reported
il the above cause by Elsie I. Beckman
Groves formerly Elsie 4. Beckman guardian
of Thomas NJ. Beckman, be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 28rd day Of De
cenlber 1876 provided a copy Of this order
be published in some newspaper published in
Garrett County. Maryland once Il week for
three successive weeks before the 18th day Of
December 1916
The report states the amount of sale to be
SlS33.33.
VERNE R. SMOUSE.
Register Of Wills
TLue Cony-Test: NERNLE R SMOuSE
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The First National Bank of
FriendsviIle, Maryland

The regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the First National
Bank OF Frendsyillc, Maryland, for
the election Of Directors and the
transaction Of any other business that
may come before the meeting, will be
held at the office Of SAID Bank on
Tuesday, January Z, 1947,
Polls open from 500 o'clock P, NJ.
l. J. WARTHEN, Cashier.
ADV 42-5t.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The First National Bank of
Oakland. Maryland

The Iagular annual meeting of the
Stockholders Of The FIRST National
Bank Of Oakland, Maryland, VII be
acid at its banking house in Oakland,
Maryland, on
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One bedroom. 8;
Second street. -41-3t.
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Tuesday, January IA, 1947,

at 1000 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
Of olecting Board Of Directors for
the ensuing year and for the trans
acting Of any business that may be
brought before them.
W. CECIL SMITH, Cashier.
.AGv dat
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
Situate Near Bittinger. in
Garrett County, Maryland.

As agents for the owners, we, the
hereby give notice chat
Evening star., 1946-11-15
B'Nai Birth 10 Give s., 200
10 Nurse Memorial Fund

In memory Of It. Frances Y.
Slanger, first Army nurse killed In
action in Europe during world
War II, B'nai Birth IS to present .
$1,000 check for the Nurses Ma
tional Memorial fund at 5 pm.
today to Mrs. Norman r. Kirk, wife
of the Army Surgeon General, at
the Walter Reed Medical Center.
The gift is q prelude to the OPEN
ing Sunday Of the $2,50O, 900 cam
|paign for the memorial fund, which
viii be used for the building and
Eendowing Of q home and center In
Washington for nurses and medical
women Of the armed services.
Mrs. Ida Cook Farber, New York
City, president Of the Women's
Supreme Council Of B'nai Birth, Is
to present the check. Gen. kirk
officials Of B'nai Births National
Postwar Service ce-Americanism Com
mission and National Veterans Ad-
visory Committee, and officers Of the
Nurses National Memorial are
scheduled to attend the ceremony.
1t. Slanger Of Boston, Mass, was
killed by shell fragment in Europe
In October. 1914, while tending the
wounded American soldiers Of the
invasion forces.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
D. c. Girl Held in New York
On Charges Of Forgery

Arraigned on forgery charges Ia
. New York felony court ycster-
day, 2o-year-old June steadman,
alias Phyllis johnston. Of the 800
block Lawrence street NE, was
ordered held In 5000 bail for q
hearing November 10, according to
an Associated Press dispatch
The girl WAS arrested wednesday
night IN New York when she sought
to redeem for cash two airlines
tickets allegedly purchased with
worthless checks.
Police said she used the name
Phyllis Johnston" The real Phyllis
Johnston, they asserted, Is 3 resi-
dent of California, who reported her
Identification papers stolen ! year
ago.
The girl viii face similar forgery
charges here when New York ali-
thorities take action IA her case,
according To Detective aerRt Dewey
0uest q the check squad
Evening star., 1946-11-15
D. c. Man Held in 81, 900
In Wor Bond Shortooe

Ray Richard Powell. 20, Of the
first block Eighteenth street Sc, to-
day was under 1900 bond following
preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Needham G.
TlrTiage yesterday on charge OF
embezxlement, involving an alleged
shortage of $500 In the sale of
War Bonds.
A spokesman for the United States
Secret Service said the transaction
in question occurred In June, 1914,
while Mr. PoWel1sWas connected with
the Apollo Theater, GA H street
NE, and acting IS an issuing agent
for the sale of bonds.
Mr.. Powell denied implication In
the case, which was continued until
December Is to allow him To retain
counsel. He said he was no longer
With the theatsr.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Two Housing Projects
For Veterans Approved

Two veterans rental housing
projects in the Washington area
with q total of 609 units have been
approved by the Federal Housing
Administration.
One set of 497 units will be built
In Rock Greek Gardens, sections /
and 2, on the East West highway
In Montgomery County. 1t is being
financed with mortgages totaling
$3,464, 800.
The other project Is for liz units
In section 3 of Fillmore Gardens,
Arlington, and is being financed
with s7s7, 500 In mortgages.
The two projects are among 10
recently approved by FILA to pro-
vide l.07S more veterans dwelling
units.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Chopin Is First Director
OF Z. S. Foreign Service

Selden Chapin, 5000 Woodland
drive NV, Is the first director gem
Beral Of the American Foreign Serv-
Ice, the State Department an
nounced last night.
The post was created under q
law reorganizing the foreign service
which went into effect Wednesday.
Mr. Chaplin has been serving as
director Of the Once Of the Foreign
Service ID the State Department.
A graduate az the Naval Academy
who resigned from the Navy III
1916 to enter the foreign service, Mr.
BChapin was counselor of the Amer
lean Etnhassy Ia Paris for several
months Immediately after tl1e lib
oratton o6 France.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
|Couf Denies Navy Officer
Cut in Support Payments

A Navy captains petition for q
reduction In the amount he Is now
paying for support Of two children
BY previous marriage was denied
yesterday in Arlington County Cir
cult Court by Judge Walter T. Nc
Carthy.
The petition for reduction was
filed BY Capt. Cornelius M. Sulli-
van, o. s. N, q member OF the
staff Of the Naval War College,
Newport, r. l., who is now pay
ing 5000 per month for the MAIN
tenance of his son Garter, l6, and
his daughter, Dorothy Jane, Is. Tbs
children live with their mother and
stepfather, Capt. Hunter Wood. q.
s. N, who Is on duty In the Bureau
OF Personnel, Navy Department.
Capt. and Mrs. Wood live in Fair
nngton.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Army Air Force School
Graduates First WAC

WAC Sergt. Gavin Jean Norment
Of Washington yesterday became
the first woman to be graduated
from Arny's airplane mechanics
school at Chanute Field, Ill, the
Army Air Forces announced yester-
day.
A graduate Of Coolidge High
School, Sergt. Norment Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hillyer
Norment, 5612 Fifth street NV.
She joined the WAC Ii December,
1914. She was formerly q CONNER
cial artist.
The AAF said Sergt. Norment
would be reassigned to MacDill
Field, Fla, for "on the line" mainte-
nance duty with B-29S.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
East Washington Group
Plans Fight on lnfIution

Formation Of an East Washing
ton consumers council against In
fiation will be discussed at $3.50
o'clock tonight at a meeting Of rep
resentatives of church, civic and
parent -teacher organizations in
Friendship House, 619 D street S.E.
The Rev. Daniel w. Justice, pas
tor OF Trinity Methodist Church,
500 Fifth street Sc, Is to speak.
The Lincoln Park women's auxiliary
OF the United Public Workers win
sponsor the meeting
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Auto Club Re-eIects
Thorn as I Treasurer

Corcoran Thom, chairman Of the
Board Of the American Security Il
Trust Co.. yesterday was reelected
treasurer Of the American Auto
mobile Association ct its FIRST post
war convention Ia San Francisco.
5 Frederick r. II. Eiddons. vice pres
ident Of the American Security q
Trust Co, was re-elected assistant
treasurer.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Group Plans Fund Drive
For Children 5 Hospital

A special drive to raise funds for
the Children's Hospital New Build
ing fund was opened last night by
the Northeast Washington Citizens
Association at meeting in the Lud-
low School, Sixth and G streets
NV.
All members Of the group win be
asked by letter to contribute to tho
drive. The association has $50 mem.
bers.
A $20r donation was made to the
Trinidad Boys Club TO be used by
the boys In entertaining patients Of
Mount Alto Veterans Hospital on
January 8.
Roscoe Jenkins. president, con.
Quoted the meeting.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Mechanic Badly Hurt
In Siding Accident

James Hunter, A, colored, HOO
block Abbey place NE, mechanic
for brick firm, was severely in
jured late yesterday when crushed
between two small clay gondolas on
a siding at Bladensburg road and
New York avenue NE.
He was making repairs to one of
the cars when he was pinned be-
tween 1t and the other gondola ap-
preaching on another track. The In
jured man was taken to Casualty
Hospital with crushed leg.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Wheeler Again Denies
Signing Confession in
Bernstein Murder

Reginald J. Wheeler. 2s, colored
today repeated his denias that he
signed confession to the murder
OF Maurice L. Bernstein. District
druggist, as the Government con-
tinued cross-examining him In Dis
trict Court.
Also on trial In the murder which
occurred during q daylight holdup
last june 5 at the Bernstein drug
store, 1786 Florida avenue NV. il
Jesse James aPtton, Il, also colored
Assistant United States Attorney
Charles B. Murray showed Wheeler
signatures which he Is supposed to
have made on the confession and
on another document. A handwrit-
ing expert was expected to be called
late today to give the results of an
examination Of these signatures.
1t Is my name, but not my
writing" he said yesterday. he
testified he did sign statement
which related his activities d,Irine
that day, but which denied any
participation in up-slaying.
Before Wheeler took the stand
this morning, District Coroner Al
Masruder Macdonald was called q
9 witness by Defense Attorney
James j. Laughliu.
Mr.. Laughltn attempted to intro
duce as evidence certain records
from the corouer,s inquest ct which
Dr.. Macdonald presided. Justace
Alexander Holtx06 ruled the docu-
ments could not Be admitted.
Wheeler denied taking part iu the
holdup. He testified On the morn.
ing Of the holdup Patton came d
his house and asked II he wanted
to make some money" wheeler
said he refused but gave his revolver
to Patton. Later that day he left
for South Carolina with his COM
mon-law wife and did not know
about the dup-slaying until hi,
arrest near Saluda, 8. c., he told
the court.
Mr.. Murray asked Wheeler, "Why
didn't you tell the police then
that you had given your revolver
to Patton?"
They didn't ask me-" Wheeler
replied.
Mr.. Murray then brought out by
questioning that Wheeler had plead
ed guilty TO two robbery charges
In October. 1887, for which he got
two sentences Of one to two years
each; that Wheeler had pleaded
guilty to two more robbery charges
in November, 1889, for which he
received two sentences Of from, two
to three years. and that he had
pleaded guilty in July, 1914, to a
charge Of forgery and uttering, for
which he received four months to q
year.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Youth Council to Meet

The Allied Youth Council OF
Bethesda Chevy Chase will hold It's
third meeting Monday evening at 8
o'clock at the Bethesda Chevy High
School. The COMMITTEES on Consti-
tuition and By-laws, headed by VIII
ton Wallace, VIII report
Evening star., 1946-11-15
7 in Stolen Car Crash
Into 4 Autos as Police
Chase Them Info D. {.

TWO youths fleeing in a stolen
car from Montgomery County
police early today crashed into
four other cars at Third and
Ingrahanl streets NV. after a
75-mile-an-hour chase from Sill.
yer Spring.
Both were injured, one critically.
Three Of the cars hit were parked.
tlnoccllpied, on Third street, while
two passengers in the last car 10
be struck escaped injury. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Up-
dike. al Ingraham street NV.
Police identified one of the young
men as Jerry F. Chism, 20, Of the
17u0 block Columbia road NV. The
identity Of the other was being
checked, since the name he gave
police did not correspond to papers
carried on his person.
Condition Held Critical.
Chism, reported TO have been the
driver Of the car, was taken to
Casualty Hospital where he was re-
ported in critical condition with q
possible fracture Of the skull as well
as severe cuts on the back Of the
head.
The other youth, who was pinned
under the car, was treated at Car
held Hospital for cuts ON the arms
and legs and possible fractured ribs
He was returned to the sixth pre-.
cinct to be held for further inves.
tigation.
Montgomery County Polieemar
Colin H.Turner reported he noticef
. Suspicious vehicle with two occ1.
pants on q. parking lot at Georgis
avenue and Bonifant street In SilYe,
Spring At SIS am. today.
H Qu4ationed the two youths Il
the front seat, who said they wers
waiting for their father to come oui
Of . diner. After further question
ting, the officer ordered them to fol-
low his scout car to the police station
for investigation.
When he turned north on Georgia
avenue, the other car turned south
and sped toward the District, Mr..
Turner reported. He gave chase at
speeds Of 10 to rs miles an hour
south on Georgia avenue, east on
Butternut street, south on Blair road
to Third street. AS the car sped
south on Third street, the ofiicer
said; it sxerved to the left side Of
the road. striking a cab and two
other parked vehicles, then hit a
fourth car on Ingraham street and
careened to . stop.
Victim witnessed Theft.
Police said the youths would be
charged with theft Of vehicle be-
longing to Max Teitel, 58l2 Third
place NV. Mr.. Teitel said he wit
messed the theft last night and re-
ported 1t to the police immediately.
Although the car, O 1899 Buick Sc
dan, was equipped with District
license plates when stolen, 1t h4d
Virginia tags this morning. police
said.
Leo J. Ford. 33, colored, 1900 block
Linden court NE, was In serious
condition in Casualty Hospital to-
day with possible skull fracture,
suffered yesterday when an auto
mobile In which he was riding coli
nded with q streetcar.
The accident occurred at EIGHTH
and G streets NE. Police said the
streetcar was operated by John A.
Robertson, 20, Of 6200 Marlboro road
Sc. and the driver Of the car was
Aaron Mai7els, 65, Of 731 Fifth street
NE.
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Citizens conceI Meetino

The Park View Citizens' Associa-
ton meeting was Cancelled last
night when not enough nnembersI
showed up to constitute i quorum. I
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Dr.. Corning Finds
Standards Unheeded
In Use Of Old Schools

School Supt. Hobart M. Corning
said In radio address last night
that modern standards Of ventilal
tion. sanitation, lighting and gem
eral safety are disregarded' in the
use of some obsolete school buildings
here.
Eve have some schools that would
rank among the best in the Ma
ton and others that are mbe-
lievably inadequate" DR.. Corning
said. Furthermore, due to the In
Icrease and the shifting of 'popu-
lation, to the wartime restrictions
on building and to inadequate ap-
preparations for building purposes,
the building program has been seri-
ously held back for the past several
years.
THE most serious effect Of this
Is that we now have approximately
1000 school children in the District
who attend school only half time" !"
Aside from space, the Capitals
principal public school problem Is
an acute shortage of teachers, DR..
Corning said. He pointed out "a
positions are being filled by tem-1
porary teachers because Of inability
to obtain high-standard permanent
personnel
More Teachers Needed.
"a recognition Of the importancel
Of the teacher and school ofnciall
must carry with it willingness to|
provide salaries that are sufiicientIy
attractive to hold good people now
in the profession and to attract
the most capable of our young
people into the profession" he de-
clared.
DR.. Corning spoke over Station
WRC in an American Education
Week program arranged by the
High School Teachers Association
of the District.
Also as part of the observance,
keys to the recently completed Tlr-
ner Elementary School for colored
children were presented last night
to the Board Of Education by Col.
Kenneth Madsen, Assistant District
Engineer Commissioner. Board
Member George E.. G. Hayes accept
ed them. The school, located at
Alabama avenue and Stanton road
Sc, cost $243,375. Edward Edwards,
jr. Is principal.
Wants Model for Nation.
In appraising the Washington
school system, DR.. Corning said he
had found it very excellent" since
coming here as superintendent. He
commended the 'many, very earnest
and capable people," who, he said,
are among its personnel but added:
TN spite of this, have been
stating publicly, and I do so now.
that the schools of the Nations
Capital Should be second to none
in. the United States-tllat we
should have here q system Of schools
which could well be pointed to as
a model for the Nation"
Observance of American Educa-
tion Week in schools here has In
cMded cooperation with the Treas
|ury Department savings bond drive
through showings of a motion pic
ture in color, America the Beau
tiful." Showings have been sched-
|uled by Coolidge High School, Lang
ley Junior High School and Bar
nard Elementary School.
Schools participating in the Treas
ury thrift program are being award
ed school savings charters bearing
the signature of Treasury Secretary
Crnurlr,. -
Evening star., 1946-11-15

BALLOON FNpERs Charles Thorne IL. and his brother
James H. who found Of sent aloft with orders
for tickets to the George Washington Unversi and
Mary football game tomorrow get their tickets
ders student cohairman Of the homecoming ceebra
on The balloons released university campus
found by the boys hours yard Of
their home at Forestvle Md This will the first time the
boys will see bigtme football game. STAR star Photo
Evening star., 1946-11-15
Do You Know I hat

Much Of the original work
in perfecting the method
of administering penicillin by
mouth rather than by injec-
ton was done at Children's
Hospitala
The building fund campaign:
Amount needed ---S1. 800. 600 90
Contributed thrcugh
Wednesday LILO. DO4 .gS
Recetved Yesterday 1.021 90
Contributions should Be sent
to the Childrens Hospital New
building Fund. thirteenth and
n streets NV. WAshing-
ton 9, p. 9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

High School in ipr1. Mfr. Kennedy was appointed principal Of the school at Grove street In leaO. He guided the destiny or the sonoOl and It's inception untll nn retirement March SO, ieab. The growth and advancement ef the school Is at- trlbuted to his ability and devotion in tho cause Of education ln this city.
 He was communlcant of St Margaret's Church. Surviving Is his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth c. (Klem) Kennedy, two daughters, Mrs. John Rourke of Cheshire and Miss Eliza. beth Kenned., New York City, two sons, Paul Kennedy of New Haven and Captain John J. Kennedy, Q, s, Army Air Corps, stationed at San Antonio, Texas, one brother, Will- fam E., former superintendent O, streets, and one sister, Miss Sadie J.