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east or Northeast and Maryland. white
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Wylel5 Wieteb ST. "iArinM ArlinstonF va AhN' 1919 "
sonal" column of this paper today. To
THE fnf1 BYE WoRK W faz0y sPEcIALsT pEe Corner
Ga. and N. H. GE 9777.
KIND CARE given invalids and elderly peo-
F FL f Vi HOME s
Ga GAS 0vs. WATER HEATERS, 90 80, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed; small monthIy
Son & sTANsBURY CO.. INC. Ii. 1929.
30-GALLoN automatic gas water heaters;
s,year guarantee; installed comp! complete;
soes a 9hf5 sfss Rss aPa Pumber No
BUILDERS-I have now avail. crew Of
mixers trucks, etc; COMPENSATION and
liability insurance for D. c., Va. and Md;
willing TO discuss any proposition. Box
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE. su.ran-
teed; 24-hrs. service on all makes. Fac
tory parts. Free estimates. Ii. 2219 any
time. y
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started.
kept part time: tax returns prepared.
statements. audits; reasonable. OR. 2074
DIAMONDS, old jeweiry aud silver wanted
CO. i423 H ST NV NE 3440
ATTENTION. CHURCHES and Studentsi
in Washington, Virginia and Maryland.
Concert organist, minister of music,
teacher of voice and organ. at liberty.
Many years experience, excellent refer
ences, lust arrived from New York. Box
435-C, Star
THRILL" heads our 2-column ad In the
Society Section, of this paper today Find
tread it! EXQU1SITE-THE DYE
WORK SPECIALIST. corner Ga. and N. H.
RECoRDiNG EQUIPMENT RENTALS;
sound truck service. public address sys-
TENS. SOUND EQUIPMENT CO., CO. 4445.
FORMERLY OF DEsELs Art Shop, I am
doing business at 1920 Vermont ave:
(rear). Furniture repaired. refnished and
redecorated Only the best work for the
lowest cost. Call Warheld 1880 day and
GRAY's DOLL AND TOY HOSPITAL, ex-
pert workers; parts. wigs, shoes and
clothes Bring in your 'unstrung' babies
and toys. 34l4 l4th, nf. Newton st. NV.
PLAsTERERs' UNION. LOCAL ss-special
meeting, Thursday. June 10, nomination
of officers &
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HELP MEN and WolAEk.

600 psy, Good 'ssDneneid fusDrs; id.. eondissns;
professional accounts. Box City, star.
sogssE5HShs yesnER soNBsr Msn saHs fRs
$3.50, Monday through Friday; boys ath,,
letic director, arts. crafts. .dramatics and
kindersarten teacher. Write BOX sss,D.
COUNsELoRs. men and women, 1885
yrs. old. July and August, childrens
COUPLE, colored. live In; cook and house
kespsr handy fo nan 59 a
eouPfg. eH i,1 middle. @ aged or older to care for
coTPIE sTRvfcEs in exchanss for 2.
room. modern, cool. furn. apt. " mills
fESm M drIn G. lime .na a ys dogs. a as * IN
turn-light housekeeping duties about Q
os h0Srs ray vos aist e. Ss on
interfere with mans outside employment.
PS1NTAR PSH SEaiS' hsssnaFF-w.n-p.,d ssaF work .. our
for advsneemsnt, vacation With pay: Apply
oIo,msn. os an, ts2esEs oe. saq e. aon .2rosas
MAN. eoiored., as nisht janitor, and wife
very good salary and quarters; refs. REQ.
EN- 1891, resident manager. -
MAN AND WIFE. white only: houseyork.
Live in. Sundays of Suburban estate.
$3.50 per month. Appointment. ME-. 42ls.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION has excellent
opportunity for right person; must be
neat in appearance, and be thoroughly
familiar with operations Of multilith-
multisraph equipment. BOX 476-D, Star.
man or woman. expert
enced. to work eyes. s;S g m In iurntturs
for general ONCE work;
40-hr week; no Saturday or holiday work.
AMERICAN TIRE CO, 1915 st. ne.
ssTrENOGRAPHER-cLERK-Knowl.dse o.
desirable but not essential;
S45-S5O weekly to start, opportunity -
advance; downtown location: 5-day week.
Reply BOX 453-D. Star. II
wool sPOTTER, experienced. for SIy
Cleaning department. CARROILs LAUNs
EX E,i,r,HI, 14,h s1a TakI.sT r. sousE to couple.
white or colored. nearby virginia; man u
have outside job, woman TO act as general
houseTorker. salary. "a. 1907.
CONTINUED On Next Psss)
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, between 25 and 80, ex-
perlence required must be satlshed TO
plug away with ordinary routine while
mastering all phases of our accounting
and statistical work, vet be strong enough
10 MI an executive position or possibly
5 yrs. from now. with this long established
frankly about your qualifications and cur
rent salary requirement. Box 1ao-D. Star
ding complaints. good future. Box 445-D.
AIRLINE CAREER POSITION, age $3.50
some college; rotating shift hours. In
teryiewS 9 am. Mon, June 7, Hangar
APPLIANCE statesmen to sell radios. re-
floor; salary and bonus. COLONY RADIO
ella Ca ave. NV.
sse 9' esp
fe0a tuTs and saS per APP
sReRTGukHi 9h RAJ G9Rd HHPs st least
3 years exper. State age and salary. Box
ASSISTANT MANAGER for 4. cafeteria
One deslrous OF connecting with large
organi7ation with a great future. Must
sressive man needed. Box 1as-D, Star;
ASSISTANT MANAGERS. for our new
ir open in the earl early fail Apply ,s JELIEFFs,
l2l4-l220 F st. NV, personnel office
a
ton company and handle insurance mat
ters: casualty insurance experience neces-
sary; not over 80 years OF age; start
state age, education and experience. Box
ATToMoBILE GREAsER DUPONT MO-
TqR I1R 7S45 REPAIR rear 1l2s 10th st: NV.
AuToMoBILE MECHANICS, Ford expert
sod dss 9 ess Sppor or sobea
naaseeF aGs eF FRANK eD SNAIL III J e iNc seryfs US
suro a1 dvs MreHAsfcsa III sa4 preferably cnr5ser
products exper; wkly guar; hospitaliza-
tion: insurance. vacation with pay; except.
5vvER Moros ea cor o. IS NJ aEsxssy
Hrr6 a. 6ethfsda Me w saaS dan max.
shop and the latest equipment Percen-
tase' bonus. paid vacation, free hos
p'tal and life insurance, sick benefits, sick
e ory See Earl Brdses BENpAIpoN iSesheefo s
AtAe AtTo Af1 MFcHNsicvwles xs 9v lsoo Need ouaIifed
Chevrolet, mechanics to complete our shop
organization due, to our moving into our
per ", furnishing Of coveralls, etc; work
Per Per 1k, Only steady' % reliable HpGsf men need need
. apply. See Mr.. Garner, MCMAHON cHEv-
R1T RST6 Tefesr s, odes,
Chevrolet dealer has openings for expert
enced mechanics, interested in earning
top wages in large modern shop; conv
downtown location: 5h2-day week. See Mr..
Daniels. BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO., 1130
Conn. ave. n ".
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced, excellent
working conditions, vacation with pay
See Mr.. Mahoney, ADDISON CHEVROLET,
1892 14th st. NV, HO. $500. IS
AUTO MECHANIC-Fully experienced. ALL
around man; local references, no foaters:
81 25 per hour, time-and half overtime
end commission. ESQ SERVICE CENTER.
y, Capitol and Florida ave. IS
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AGENTS.

FREE SAMPLE! Big pront opportunity
with amazing gIov-in- the-dark house
numbers. switch plates, pictures, decals,
religious arttcles Espressnt larEs oI many, nss
LADIES-Earn At least SIS weekly with
out effort on only 2 daily sales, Simply
newest fashion accessory that sells on
sight, No canvassing. no experience Or
inyestmsnt necessary, Write MASON
New York /. n. Z.
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CAR WASHERS, colored, to work in auto.
laundry. 1910 Ga. ave.
CAR WASHER, experienced: handy around
service station. Apply CoNNoRS & FoS-
CHEF, first-class, for Italian-American res
taurant; must know how to cut meat, plan
ne menus Ran and mast hsye sen
CLAIM ADJUSTER-Young man between
ages OF 25 and 30 to learn claim handling
with well-established automobile in
a permanent, advantageous position here:
Give full details on education, BACKGROUND
and previous business experience in hrst
CLAIM CLAIM M4NAGERLThe The All States 1ns. Co.
(organized by Sears Roebuck e. Coz has
for an aggressive man, % to 35. with
previous bodily injury adjusting expert
ment opportunities. Employment benefits
include profit sharing, group life and hos
9 am. to 5 pm. at MA. 1928 to arrange
for personal interview IS
CLERK for paint store. experienced pre-
promotion with well-known organization.
Call MA. 1886 for appointment
CLERK. for paint store. experienced. sood
sales work and hisher earnings: ali Re-
gIys eoniden,ial conf THE sRooKLAsD CO
CLERK. general EZRA ofice e work. tipping essen
.ial. TERMINAL STORAGE CO.. 1st and
CLERK. m H's 90 to e5 years old; with some
/ tspng exper., for interesting work in sales
/ ONCE. Apply in person. 9 to IL am.
tHIRES-TURNER GLASS CO., 1927 10th
st. N, Arlington. Va. IS
| CLERK-Young man for receiving clerk in
hardware dept: opportunity for advance
| ment to ambitious person. Apply Mr..
Marshall johnson, BARBER & ROSS CO.,
/ 5th and v SITS. ne. DE. 0501. -12
CLERK, 1928 yrs. high school grad
perm. position. Apply trust dept. 3rd a.
200 F st. NV. -
CLERK with accounting and bookkeeping
background. cashiering experience de-
| sirable, good at figures, permanent posi-
,ion in national company: 5ia-day, 40-hr.
week, starting salary, S45. State age,
experience. etc. Box Tod. Star. IS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13
DIED
DORSEY l.. ASHBY

- - 49, - - - - -
" L. Ashby, aged % years,
rly Monday morning at the
f his foster daughter, Mrs.
Nicholson, in Loeb Lynn. He
n belfast for four years.
sed was son of the late Mr..
5. William w. Ashby and was
ly 81, 1914. He was a member
Z. B. church at Underwood.
wing are his wife, Mrs. Emma
his foster daughter, Mrs.
on; two brothers, Charles A.
Deer Park; William Ashby,
t, w. Va; two sisters, Mrs.
Graham, Crellin; and Mrs.
liza Peasley, California.
raj services were conducted on
day afternoon at 2:30 from
ne of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson
Lynn, with Rev. George W
n, pastor of the United Breth-
urch, officiating, assisted by
X. Jones, Lutheran pastor at
ouse. Interment was in the
cemetery near Crellin.
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EVANSVILLE

The WSCS of the Mt. Zion Metho-
dist Church was entertained at the
home OF Mrs. Herbert Pope with Mrs.
/ Wexford Warne as Joint hostess. Mrs.
Pope presided, Mrs Edwin Robson
presented the topic "Whose Daugh-
/ tiers Are Not Afraid" Other taking
part IN the program were Mrs.
! Charles burst, Mrs. Elwood Klot2,
( Mrs. William Turner, Mrs. William
burst and Mrs. Ira Stark. McsdamcS
/ Harry RobeSon, Oliver Lewis, Ernest
Hartman, Ralph Mazer, William
/ Yelling and Rev. ID. J. Combs weln
guests. New members accepted were
/ Mrs. Harry Robson and Mrs. Oliver
Lewis. The June meeting Will be held
at the home Of Mrs. William Tunpy
and will be assisted by her daughter
Mrs. John Blochcr.
At the May meeting of the Grants
vile Homemakers club, at the home
of Mrs. Mary +. Livengood, a covered
dish luncheon was held. The occasion
was in observance OF National Home
makers Week and Mothers Day
There were u members and the fol-
/ lowing guests present: Mesdames
Melissa Boucher, Albert Warwick
Donna Fazenbaker, C.. f. Ashby,
Frank Macalushe, John Hanft. c. O.
Keller, Raymond Leochel Harry
Edwards, Frances Keller. Walter
Hay and Miss Christina Winterberg
Mrs. Melissa Boucher was presented
a bouquet Of mixed flowers for being
the oldest mother present. and Mrs.
Joseph Dolin was presented with .
bouquet for the youngest mother
present. The June meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Ethel
Broadwater
Paul Baum, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Baum, of near -Grantsville,
and a senior Of Grantsvlle High
School was among the winners of an
essay contest sponsored by the Mary
land Academy of Science, on May -.
All winners will go to Baltimore TO
receive their awards and from this
group of winners eight will b.
selected to receive scholarships. All
winners receive a life membership in
the Maryland Academy Of Science.
The monthly business meeting OF
the Future Citizens of America was
held Friday night at the Legion
Home, which was attended by a large
group Of teen-agers. 4 welcome il
extended to all teen-agerS who care
to meet with boys and girls of their
own age every Friday night at 500
O'Clock {DST).
Jonas Mckenzie has recently re-
ceived the appointment as mail car
rier for Rural Free Delivery Route
No. l, from Grantsville to Pennsyj-
vania state line Nh Mckenzie served
several years in the navy in World
War II. Lawrence G. Bittinger, who
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was the first carrier. retired in l947
after 30 years service N. Robert
Davis was tentatively appointed IN
! February, l947, and will serve unit.
May IS, when Mckenzie will take
over.
The Women's Missionary Society Of
the Lutheran church met in the social
room of the church. Mrs. Harley Me-
Kinzie and daughter, Mrs. Betty
Failinger, were hostesses. Mrs. Cecil
Stanton presented the topic Tho
World to Christ We Bring Through
Healing" There were 10 members
present The June meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Raymond
Leochel with Mrs Ollie Leochel rs
assistant hostess. Mrs. Harold Baum
will be the leader.
The 9th Season of Book Reviews
closed on Monday night with a review
by Miss Holmes Of Nelia Gardner
Whites latest novel mo Trumpet
Before Him" The club will RESUME
its meetings ON October IL. There
bcrs Of the club are the sponsors OF
home Of Misses Holmes and Wallace
Mrs Ethel Miller and Ncrl Ed.
wards left for Pittsburgh, Pa, Mon
day evening after receiving word
that Mrs. Miller's son was in the hos
pital owing to an auto accident.
Mrs Robert Davis was hostess 10
her Hi-Lo club Monday night at her
home Mrs. Kenneth Edwards, Mrs
James Turner and Mrs. Blair Buckle!
received the honors.
Miss Virginia Mickey, Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Roy Mickey
Mrs. Bessie Fraley, Reedsville, W.
Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs c. +.
Ashby.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mickey ard
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IS Complete For
ublican Convention

: have been completed for the
Of the Republican State con
at the Lord Baltimore hotel,
ore, beginning at 1890 o'clock
on May 20. which is just Il
prior to the opening Of the
al Convention in Philadelphia.
EFT county delegates are Neil
ley. j. Edward Helbig, Louis
t and W. Dwight Slower.
ng before the State Con-
will be- the election of lG
es to the National convention.
i'll be chosen from each Of the
riots and four at large. At the
ion of the convention the Re.
n State Central committee will
; to elect a successor to Galen
who has announced his resi&-
as State Chairman.
IN w. Martin, Jr., speaker of
,use of Representatives, viii
the principal address at the
Convention. d. Lindley Sloan,
land, will act as permanent
m and kcynoter.
France, Republican National
;teeman for Maryland, has
an invitation to editors Of all
pers in the State to be his
at a dinner on May -. Con-
an Charles Hallack, Of Indi-
lajority floor leader in the
will be the guest speaker.
purpose of the gathering is
'spapermen to meet personally
Congressional Candidates in
nd. J. Glenn Beall, sixth dis
d Edward T. Miller, first dis
ere unopposed in recent prim-
o succeed themselves. Other
ndidates are A. Earl Shipley,
nster, 2nd; John A. Janetzke,
re, 3rd; James w. Miller, Ba,-.
4th; c. Maurice Weidemeyer,
/. 9Th. About 100 persons are
! at the dinner.
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family visited relatives and friends
lat Loeb Lynn and Deep Creek, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ashby, Crellin,
were recent guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Ashby
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |. Bevans,
Arlington Va, and Mr. and Mrs. c.
r. CLANCY, Washington, d. c., spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Eva
Beachy and brother, James Beachy.
Mrs. Bevans spent part of the time
with her mother Mrs. Agnes Brenne-
man, at Bittinger Mrs. Brenneman
is improving after being i'll the past
two weeks Mrs. Beachy and Miss
Myrtle Custer accompanied thcm
home after visiting in Alexandria
and Arlington, Va, and Washington,
D. c., the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Markell Stanton.
Cumberland, and Mr.. and Mrs Hal-
vey Stanton and son, James, Aurora
W. Va, were guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Stanton, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. David Ebling, Of
Bethel, Pa; Mr. and Mrs Robert
Faithful, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs.
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Donald Myers. Tuscarawas, Ohio;
and James Bittinger, Hagerstown;
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Lloyd Bowser.
Mrs. Harry Mckenzie, who recent.
ly underwent an eye operation in Me-
mortal hospital. Cumberland, is conf
valescing at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T B. Miller, Fostoria,
Ohio, are guests of Mrs. Emma
Bender and daughter, Mrs. Esther
Broadwater They attended the
funeral of their brother, William
Yutzy, Att Savage.
John Baum retired farmer near
Grantsville is seriously i'll at his
home.
The mayor and town council have
announced that clean up day in
Glantsville will be Friday, May 1t.
The Grantsvillo cemetery committee
announces a clean up day will be held
Wednesday, May ~. at the cemetery.
Volunteer workers may come to the
cemtery or send donations to the
Cemtery Fund to David Lewis, treas
urer, GrantsVille.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wiley and
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daughters, Of Baltimore, spent the
weekend at the home of Mrs. John
Wiley.
Miss Mary Ruth Wiley, of Balti-
more, spent the weekend with her
grandmother. Mrs. John Wiley.
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LEEWARD.

ture has also asked slate
and territories to adopt suit
able legislation supplementing
federal law to assure cooper
alive action to prevent the
spread of the Hoof and Mouth
disease, which has been taking
a heavy toll of cattle in Mex
leo for some time, should it
break out in the United
States. Accordingly Governor
HASTE has sent to the local.
legislature and also that Of the
Municipality Of ST. Thomas
and St. John a draft Of ordi-
nance of the type recon-
mended.
, 1948-03-09
E DAVIS.

asters, whether due to storms,
earthquakes, or other emer-
gencies.
"Of course, all members of
the armed services during the
late war are cognizant Of the
great services rendered to
them and their families dur
ing World War Fl. / deem it a
great privilege to express my
approval of the Red Cross, and
/ feel confident that the Amer
lean people will respond gen
erously to this call for sup
port"
, 1948-03-09


Geneve, The Hague and Brus-
sells as well as Paris, is already
well-known internationally,
for it was built for the Worlds
Fair of 1887 in Paris.
U~ndamaged during the war,
the Palias served shortly after
the liberatiomof Paris as the
meeting-place Of the chiefs Of
he underground, who were
addressed in the theatre by
General Charles de Gaulle,
hen Provisional President of
france.
The forerunner Of the Pa
ais de Chaillot, the old Troca-
ZERO, like its modern success
or, was built for an interna-
ional exposition and took the
;hape of a semi-circle in the
hadoW of the Eiffel Tower.
The Trocadero served as a
world famous exhibition hall
md theatre from 1873 until it
made way for the Palias de
1haillot in 1887. However, the
memory Of the old. brown
sather g~raceless structure is
till fresh to Parisians, who
still call the erea place du
Trocadero."
Years before the Trocadero
was built, Napoleon had plan
ned to build a gigantic place
IN the hill Of Chaillot, which
mas been associated for cen
turtles with the dwellings of
the French nobility. However,
the Napoleonic development
was never finished because Of
The Emporeror's overthrow.
Futher back in Frances
long history, the hill had been
the site of a great palace for
Catherine de Medeci, Queen
Of France.
Today, the Palais de Chail-
lot is within walking distance
Of some of the best Partisan
hotels and residences and up
the Avenue Kleber is the Ma
jestic Hotel, where Britist and
United States armed forces
had their headquarters. The
Majestic Hotel is now Unesco
House, the headquarters Of
the United Nations Education
al, Scientific and Cultural Or
ganization.
, 1948-03-09

a picture of the Church, list
ing the pastor and officers. The
pamphlet was dedicated to the
founder, Rev. Zenan W. Cor
be, D. D., whose picture ap-
pears on the second page.
Other pictures include Rev.
Alfred Ostrom, Rev. Paul E.
West, one showing the found
er and pastor standing at the
Chancel, the Council and the
many societies and commit
tees of the Church.
AT TRANSPORTATION can be
found Virgin Islanders of all
most every demon nation.
They continue in their oWn
faith but always attend this
beautiful little Church to meet
friends and relatives from
these islands. When informa-
ton of interest to Virgin Is
landers is given out it is from
TRANSPORTATION, which makes
it more than just another Lu-
theran Church.
, 1948-03-09
YoUTH

started to run He fired two
shots but the youth kept run
ming and the patrolman return
ed to the hall, where Archie
started the disorder. Later
Archie returned to the hall,
where he was arrested.
A charge Of disturbance Of
the peace was placed against
him, after an investigation by
the Acting Director.
, 1948-03-09

1000 delegate, U.N. staff mem
bers and others, will be made
available in the neighborhood.
, 1948-03-09
DIR. CHARLES.

chief reason for coming to St.
Croix was to get the practical
side of Police work here and
to see how things are done.
He said he is pleased with all
he has seen thus far and
hopes to return at a future
date.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-02
BRANCH 4

All our members are hereby
notified that our next meeting, ir
which the election of officers fo,
the year l949 will be held, viii
be held on Sunday, Dec. 5, al
3 p. m. After the meeting refresh.
ments and card party. All mem.
bers are cordially invited to come
and please stay after the meeting
for refreshments and Card Party
Eliz. Tischler, Sec'y.