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ROOMS, ApTs. TO sHAsf

I7s3 IASfEE n n w.-~-ses iaastef
bedFaom has twin beds, InnstsnrfnE
mattress living roafs hRa Eio*
winthrop desk fer : ladies' ef =
couple share cath with ons l&6y
SEQ rent. 81 sSs with bot plate sns
rmrtoYrp LADY wi.s.. 70 .hsr.
wHh Rnsthsr ssdy beautifully
iarnnhsd 81 sBa b Ept, clever
Para AFrA ESQ Cali OR Ulga
FOR DIsCRiMTsAffst bsssF3st. &C.
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kEIIsrp otmL oy.f zs 70 .Aart a.
tract apt ia MOD BIDS. senT
trsnsp ~ 8a90 Eat Bg3, ie'
NonfkN APT ta SHARE s3th F'sstras
man $40 no sa3a
cosGEAiAL GIRL - 70 -. 10 sAsEs
p, -. s.'A k.s'ts.s,i 70 ,sss EiF'. s"hss1;f 81
RffIsrp IADy. aseat 80 70 shsf.
tarn &-rmt b asG o wpa. vita ]
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reotnt, bath sto srT nsonth, is.sl 7,
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rrn. art SitA ether ara IN nN
section 80 per Hs. Cal GO, ssps
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BOATS

q2-FT. DOANE CRUISER HULL and
140-h.p., Osco VS.; all new; COM
plete with fittings; S1,250. ov.
CABIN CRUISER, new 25 IT. cypress
hull. mahogany deck and cabin head.
hunks, galley, elec. bilge pump; all
this boat needs to be happy is q
satisfied owner. AL. 1879. -15
Si,00n BUYS q Soft. Chris Craft
L. c. p, converted to cabin cruiser,
25o-hp. Hall-Scott engine; Can
be seen at Bud Phipps' dock at
Deale, Nd; engine worth double
this price. Phone FR. 9922; eyes-'
Ap 05oo --i9
EVTNRUDE and Elto outbosrd motors;
Thompson boats. new and used; serS.
ice and parts. used parts; factory
xEFiNIsH xi1ssa'iR YOUR BOAT the Modern
Way" Belt, vibrator or dise sand
ers; sold, rented. repaired. Marine
anishss. MODERN FLOORS. Adams
1878.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC. Coat

H~SSE fstSs - N".'
MINIATURE sCHNAUZER PUPS. Z
mo-: show prospects and pets;
-nampion sres and dams. Fairfax
BOXERS. Mossmont kennels hav.
some exceptional nice puppies. See
cnsGIy shsni Al tt,Ss9t SsSs' mos. beautiful nng
tI.eolor female eham2lOnshiD % stock;
coefEss aes tuprins. bflsnEs 9 Su sd1 red eIsct
sss ssis'iRH.hs .sf.s Iss RsdifIsf VI 1884, Gs
fawns, beauties. AKc-res.. 3 months
70 2 yrs old. 2 litters coming June
l..tvssloa, l.. fran saanDsn 2pAM ks
tended TE. s436 or oV. 1851.
COCKER SPANIEL black. I year old
pedigreed, S35. Ho 1882.
fassknkiSs 51ssder. s.snt ~ Cage sasss. siso breed
ing cages. 3343 Blaine st. ne. AT.
rox sp TERRIER pUrprEs 90. g weeks
old. cropped. MYLRoIE' Annandsle'
COOKERS. res, champ. -sired. buzz. 8
sssn man pItSs seed WHl a9neBs eBs7Rs' gore s''sh''''
ooCKER SPANIEL puppies: AKse-ress;
istered. wormed, all colors, S2S ana
IN. Silver Spring 020o.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, Axe
reg. valuable bioodlineI champion.
sired. Silver Spring 0206.
COCKER PUPS, red and white. excel
pedisree. Axe registered. Also wiye-
havens Own Roderic at stud. 10.
b-o770
BEDLNGToN TERRIERS, look Ike
little lambs Never shed coat. Low
able. sturdy, adore children. Finest
pedigree. Fairfax 179-W-5.
COLLIES
Six weeks old, brown and white,
black and white. S16, $50 and S25.
PET SUPPLY
hob Trinity pi., Silver Spring. 81.
062s. -lb
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BOATS

ETyT OTTBoAKDs q sEERDAs
oUTBoAEO RENTAL Co. el3s G&
ave: 0E. 3o4o; Sea Bee parts deaisr-
C-sUILD-fT-i2-ft outboaft ggra-
9out, smart ltEs&, light art fast.
$50 so. See and try then ai
STEKLCHAPT DOCK Maine ave
and N SIS. sw. or cal ST, &i45.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

EUDM AND BDAHh 10 O seftEef re-
aned home, near PsntaKet BIDS
for mother ana dsuahtpS IT. IRE
possible DAY care for child or SAb
attend nursery school Coll aftsy
10 am MRS oLAsPER OTIS Ttios
WANTED. by elderly couple, nies
roema with bath sns board IN Pst
star
CosGENtAI HOME, I'm ard board
day carF Ayr dauEhtsr nseihsF
sfnpiyd b-dsy Sk Va. NJ d {
Si3n mo CH hn1T i5'
near bath. by elderly uufnAA lame
but IN goss health nearby Virginia
preferred AID siae ia
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Steelcraft Wash. c

SteeIcra1C WASH. 90.
1a4s steelcraft de luxe sedan, S4.40o
1946 Richardson sedan. sleeps 4;
Just repainted: $4,000.
1a47 Steelcraft sedan, in fine shape
Many extras. Owner Will nnance
$500.
Aft. custom-built. 2-cabin. cruiser
completely ,rehnished inside and
14-ft. Chris Graft utility. runabout
ave. at M st. NV, or call ST
Ajax -lQ
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COUNTRY BOARD

Will BOARD with rocrp rhlitrsn,
ages 8 80 8 licensed hems MRS
A. q. DOWNS, RID. No. ., iess'
burg Va ia
sPRfNG IN THI MTR,--aulet. hsps-
liza, mod eant ades bot sstsF, in
ner-sps matt 3 meals ~ 81 esILy
refs GREYHOUND haA AAHSsNtrf- =
TEN LoDOE nj z Boz 81 Eeln-
eurgh Va Phone Bt5 F-og
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CORNER STUDIO ROOM
Newly Decorated; private entrance:
near Rock Creek Park. for one or
two. no. 02Sp. .....---
COIORED--aI1a 18th sT.--cssan
furnished rrn-. eooktnG prtxtls- feT
quiet. employed couple. Hu. seos.
coLoRxp-pousLE ROOM fer en-
trSnsp. sSs csii Nj essa after 5 sat
cosoiErD-ss sscsi; D. g. ssfafoS sasfo rI- w
Larse room. rexs bath: c9geis'
ceolLoREp--xR elIxEpxR Park xp,-yurn.
front rm. with kilt i rsri esS
cno1iosap-IARoE 81 aaprsIARoE FRONT RooM--
Two emploEec Easn. oy q NEE so2rse.
no cooking ApraT AZ sss uFssnsm
csoioErDrolssa 3, Ssr CO alss SWAMI ST. M
Two girls or married ccEpses en-
pacyed. fwtn beds. sorne rEfvtlsxsx
c1ose 70 trarsr. Cal eeswee1 > aca
roIpREp-vnoSr RM. for srpssyss
spls.: kit privtls. co. Ssis. sgso
csofoRsb.issl sifs5Rsn srw yxnsEY asvr
Nv Aps Two sisters pr z sH1
10 shsre m. u srs-. eeokfns sne
:ss sSss.iss.s:ss: l. s.::... r. ]. y y
Evening star., 1949-05-15

INBoARD AND OUTBoARD boats.
All sizes on display at Wash. 8
largsss INDOOR host displsg v,rn m.
ddsSGS 1900 Maine ave. s.w" Ct
ALUMINIUM MINIMUM BOATS, 10 IT. long; 9
ca. For any Of your Boating needs,
come TO Wash.'s largest and best
sgslNe ssaStHRNsee sHs9icE, nsslns 4AeoM5e fAe. oiseS
Maine ave. s.w.. ST. e390. --1s
BOATS; suarsnteed not 70 leak sI
s!eE coeL1r ''s 'Sso4hosR FISH 2n rhHi.EEs fsi1l.EEs t66
BOAT lUMBER-Martne piyTood at
Robinson's; free boat plans for ma
rine plywood boats: open. all day
Sat- and sun up,so New Hs,,,So.ts then, IL, Try
ne Az 200
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GEORGETOWN

2 large rooms. bath and breakfast,
House and grounds large Family
Of 2. Box I42-J. Star.
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CRUISER, % 1t. and 2S IT,; custom
semifinisRed hui. 10 IT,. % #. ane
MARYLAND Ia !si MARINE CORP. Mayo
Md. West River All.
Ie-FT. TORPEDO. needs liner. Dt
luxe runabout. 10 h.p, Mercury
etc.; n:lHa last; sait make an fs pfisr. ~. e~DD
New 20-ft marine plywood hull with
oak frame and used S-cyl. Pontiac
motor with transmission motor con-
verting; sacrifice, S395. Trade In
on Martin and Mercury .outboard
motors; all sizes in stock, including
the new super 10 Mercury.
Mastercraft boat trailers. $3.50 ano
trailers.
Repairs on motors. rods. reels. ra-
Bn0LEVaRp e51i sna Guns; ;ourgoAsp SALES
1929 Bladensburg road, Colmar
Manor, Md UN 1888 -16
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Edison 32-volt batteries 1890
STICKELL-WHEELE YACHT co.
LA. 7150. 1918 Mt. Royal ave. Bal
timore, Nd. On Sunday. call TUX
1888
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ises 18th Clean.
Comfortable, douhses and singles.
By day or mozth. rsasonaoif- 20.
sT1& esh sr. N.w--Recrsatioa yns..
pvt. bath rvt. ensr.s Jswish hnns.
&3A O. eT3s. ia
Evening star., 1949-05-15

NrNIy DECORATED sinsIe tm Pr
0l03 II?
ATTR- SINGLES, doubles, rsdecoTatsd
ne1 furniture. IL, s-bp2g after 4
Pm -IT
COLoRED-SISGLE FRONT room
furnished, ami newly dee, for
middle-aged man or woman, wAys
lIansp. II. 3.I7fa.
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ROOMS WITH soAgp

faae AfkAoNf ~ NJ -.
asa GcF EsuA ekes.. fossa ytsA
tEtrH AL t&ke
gsSa sAss ASI Fa1 sFs h.-sss
saSS tassc Ena1 gFEag4=s Ifs
MANSION CitB er-s - psF ssa
IA
HoAkp AND ROOM Sc ~ EAas
eltsg.y Newzr Il SIS la
esssi sth ~ Nv letss asaalstt
btN5FM dr.llse@s meals 0E a,.s
Evening star., 1949-05-15

pletelv overhauled; both IN excel.
cond. and very fast; 1928. WI. 1904.
ouTBoARD AND nBoARD msto!
6oats. cruisers. CADET CREEK
BOAT WORKS, Mayo' Nd. Open
ssaFT. HT CABIN CRUISER. raised deck,
fastoTysplt beautiful r.H o,nT t,nes sl.eps ersna
galley. toilet radio. new l2-v. bat
tery. battery charger, hre extin-
suisher, new canvas: perfect condi-
| ton throughout and ready to use.
The NARY s.. Jane no.f can be seen shoss a.
FISHING KsTfrS Hfsoi PHRTY-pay. TNYap night: ches-
Bay. sharps Island, Gooses. For
TsssTyati0pas' eall al CAPT. ANTHONY
oHnTBoARb Hc MOTOR. johnson. a.s-
h:p; late model; like new. GE
o@uTBoARD. @ johnson. s h.p., in new
boat Aft. V-type. Hondorus ma
Screws: siso: sun. until 5 Pm.
sIoop, IS It., launched '4s; sa!iey
| head; excel. buy. Annapolis 7541
NEW cHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES
number 6-eyiinder Ace ea hip. d.
rect drive. Priced right for quick
BOAT g. nitsns s neSs5d esn Be snfns msds rfaa
esl' essia g Gan 'a1s.GHs5 y; ls57 of ow: s:si
RUNABoUT. 13-foot, also Evinruds
9.7 h.p., priced right. Call HI. 52l.
cRIusER. AFT. yrs, old, sleeps 4
galley, toilet many extras barssin
$50, 'se.ft. Hacker Craft, ae5 h.p
Scripts. Call WI. 1889 to inspess.
JOHNSON euTBoARD. l9;h;g,, mo: &c:
HARpWARE' 2oo4 14th st. n nv
sss42soaT, s4 ssag sum Fun" 1sM T.
2sets sails. new CONC; al, Csn Wn q ara ssei
ourBoARD q fs MoToR BOAT. all equip.
ment, painted and ealked; best oner
AP. l106. 4017 35th ST.. MT. RAINIER
JOHNSON 5-h.p; tgin-cyl: outnaass =;
all Cali OF COOS for further par
ticulars. Very good buy.
CANOE Ole ,o IoEns snisb Is IT, ri IfFaes,sfi' eaSip
lift. INBoARD - Factory bull
boat; 2l2 h.p. .Brisgs.Strstton motol
oUTBoARn MOTOR. wizard, hip
ssfd ssS egps9xi 9a1f sans ~ hrs peri coma
BRASS TANk CoMPAss-ExeelienI
for boats; $50, Telescope ant
binoculars OR. 1855.
MOTOR '2s chev.. 4-cyl., radiato
and transmission s35 or best offer
RA. 0S62.
KERMANT ENGINE ca 32-volt Dele,
plant, 6-volt light plant. OK. l92I
any time, or Berth 63e, Cortnthiai
Yacht Club, Sunday.
MARINE PLYwoOD. II n. long. Q
i IT, beam; VS. motor. marine trans
mission; a. In $460. uN. 1855
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10
McHENJRY

Mrs. Walter Floyd and infant son,
and Miss Juanita Sanders, Washing
ton, ID. c., were weekend guests of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Mo~ser.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Thomas at
tended the funeral Of an uncle, Asa
Riley. at Fulton. Pa, on Sunday,
Saturday evening guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Glotfelty We're Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Collier and daughter 10
anne and Mr.. and Mrs. John Brcnne-
man and son Danny, Keyser's Ridge
Gerald Giotfelty and Harland Bow
man were in Faimont, W. Va, Tues
day on business.
Rev George Simpson was the Sun
day dinner guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Brenneman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Brenncman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Bender and
Mrs. William Hastings were shopping
in Cumberland last Friday.
Mrs. Walter Bowman, Mrs. Fred
Bland, Mrs. Asa Glotfelty and Mrs.
Earle Glotfelty visited Mrs. Bruce
Close last Thursday afternoon.
Burton Thomas visited his cousin.
Wilbur Griffith, at Confluence, Pa,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Clotfelty visi-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewitt, Ac-
cident, Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Brison Glotfelty. of
Addison, Pa, and William Simms
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Glotfelty
Mrs. Joseph Dewitt, Mrs. Sherman
Savage, Mrs. Evert Savage, Mrs. Ben
Savage, Mrs. Roy Friend and Mrs.
Jim Friend visited Mrs. Nora Kurtz,
Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Bowman and Robert Glot-
felty visited friends in Akron, Ohio,
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland
and children, Confluence, Pa, visited
relatives here over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Bender visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon
Bender Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thomas and
son Burton were Sunday evening din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Griffith and son Wilbur, Confluence,
Pa.
Mrs. Grant FELTON,, Corinth, w. Va.
was a weekend guest Of Mrs. Arch
Glotfelty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10
Classified Advertisements

FOR SALE American Beauty
Washing Machine, used; l Thayer
Folding Baby carriage, both in good
condition. Phone Gil, Oakland.-1t.
FOR SALE-Small spotted pony
mare. Nose L. Shelter, route 2, Oak
land.-Adv. 2-3t*
APARTMENTS FOR RENT-Fur-
nished and unfinished, in Mt. Lake,
not suitable for children. Telephone
468.-Adv. 2-3t.
LOST-Little white Spitz dog, tan
ears, answers to name of Laddie.
Please call 491-W or see Earl SWEET
ger, opposite Gnegy's mill, Mt. Lake
Park. Md.-Adv. 1t#
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10
Special Services at st. PauI's

DR.. Denver c. Pickens is conduct
ing special services at the st. Paul's
Methodist Church next week in CO.
operation with the Week of Dedi-
cation program throughout t h e
Methodist Church. These services will
be held each evening, with the ex-
ception of Wednesday evening, at
which time the Union Lenten Service
will be held with Rev. Austin F..
SchildWachter as the preacher. DR..
Pickens will preach at other services
which Will be held at 1880 o'clock, be-
ginning this next Sunday evening.
Members and friends Of the church
are invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
helpfulncss during the illness and fol-
lowing the death of our mother, the
late Mrs. +. Catherine White.
We also want to thank all who gave
flowers and contributed the use of
their automobiles for the funeral SER
vice.
Joseph and Sherman White
ADV Ii
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10
Grand Jury to Convene

The Garrett County Grand Jury
will convene Monday morning to take
up the investigation Of alleged Of
lenses. Among the cases to be heard
are those involving Andrew Baluch,
on a charge of murder; Carl Harvey,
for manslaughter; Robert Broad
water. manslaughter, the latter two
cases as the result of automobile
wrecks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
helpfulness during the illness and fol-
lowing the death Of our husband and
father, the late Ira Sisler.
We also want to thank all who gave
flowers and contributed the use of
their automobiles for the funeral ser
vice.
Mrs Ella E. Sisler and Family.
ADV it,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10
Announce Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph limbaugh
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Barbara, to Mr..
Lawrence Vernon Downey, son of
Mrs. Mary P. Downey, Of Chester
town.
The wedding will take place at st.
PauIs Methodist church on Saturday,
March 2G, at four-thirty in the after
noon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10

dress replies to postoffice box Il,
Oakland, Md.-Adv. 2-tf*1.
FOR SALE-4x5 Walk-in cooler.
complete; 25ia foot inboard motor
boat Apply Halsey's Snack Bar, route
219. Deep Creek Lake,-Adv. 2-tf"1.
FOR Packard church organ,
good condition. Reformed church Of
Grantsville. Call Grantsville 3S-G-1l.
ADV. 2-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10

FOR SALE Two 1916 Chevrolet
trucks, ~ ton; 1916 Ford IL ton,
1895 Chevrolet 4-door sedan; 1910
Pontiac 4-door sedan. Papec feed
grinders and Papcc hay and silo fill
ers; new notwithstanding grain
binder ON rubber. Arthur Savage Gar
age, Oakland, phone 370.-Ady. PCT.
WANTED $4,000 on first mort
gage on good business property. Adj
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10

members passed a resolution thanking
him for allowing the town to use his
garage for the storage of city trucks
for the past several years, free Of
charge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-10

Mrs. Clarence Umstot entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home last Friday evening.
Evening star., 1949-10-20
Marriage Law Reform
limit Rebukes Elizabeth
For Attack on Divorces
By the A.socioted Press

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Britain's S
Marriage Law Reform Committee
publicly rebuked Princess Eliza
beth today for saying that divorces
lead to many of the Nations So
cial evils.
Mrs. r. S. w. Pollard, chair
man of the committee of sociolo-
gistS and lawyers who want Eng
lish divorces made easier, said the
Princess had the wrong slant and
her comment was regrettable.
eve have observed Gt) with re-
greet" she said. b..
Statement Unusual.
Her statement to the press was
unusual in that it constituted an
open disagreement with a member
|of the royal family, usually criti-
cized only by Communists and
very small group of British anti
Iroyalists, and then only rarely.
The Princess statement was the
strongest ever made by modern
British royalty about specific So
Geological problems. Deploring
what she called falling moral
standards here, she told a British
Mothers Union rally Tuesday that
divorces and separations are re-
sponsible for some of the darkest
evils of our society,"
Mrs. Pollard said divorce and
separation are not themselves re-
sponsible for the evils she refers
| to.
Housing, instability Blamed.
1T is the causes, such as in
adequate housing, unstable part
ners, which lead to the breakup
of marriages and are responsible
for some Of the bad effects to
which the princess referred.
Divorce only recognizes in law
an existing state of facts that a
marriage has failed. The harm to
children can be greater in a home
where both parents are at logger
heads than if divorce ensues."
The princess had said that chill
dren suffered through divorce.
Buckingham Palace he'd no
comment on Mrs. Pollards state
ment. The princess herself was
busy preparing to leave London
tonight for a tour of Cornwall.
Evening star., 1949-10-20

making the toll approximately
one cent a mile.
The original turnpike extended
160 miles from Irwin in Westmore-
land County to Carlisle in Cum
berland County. A 10O-mile east
ern extension to King-of Prussia,
near Philadelphia, is under con-
struction. A 67-mile western leg
to the Ohio State line, near
Youngstown, is getting under way
The commission indicated the
superhighway could be freed of
tolls by 1865 on the basis of $20,-
100000 revenue annually when
both extensions are opened to
fra
Evening star., 1949-10-20
$4,000 Climb Fire Hill
In Annual PiIorimooe

Two things were notable about
this years pilgrimage to Croach
Patrick, 2,50o-foot mountain in
County Mayo, Fire. One was the
growing number of motor cars in
Ireland and the other was the
large number of persons who
climbed the mountain barefoot.
About $4,000 attended 10000
more than last year. Father Ange-
luS, "a, made his 43d ascent.
Evening star., 1949-10-20
Students End Strike
Against Regulations
BY the Associated Pres,

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio, Oct
20.-Students at Bowling, Green
State University went back to
classes today, their strike
against university regulations over
and their grievances placed before
the proper authorities.
The students withdrew most of
their demands yesterday. and at
quiet, orderly meeting in the
stadium last night drew up a list
of complaints to be presented to
Evening star., 1949-10-20
S3.15 Toll for 327 Miles
On Pennsylvania Pike Sci
By the Assoeioted Press

HARRISBURG. Oct. 2o.-The
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commits
sion indicated yesterday a toll OF
$3.15 will be charged an automo-
bile to cross the entire length OF
the express highway from Phila-
delphia to the Ohio State line.
The four lane divided highway
will extend 327 miles across Penn
sylvania when the eastern and
western extensions are completed
Evening star., 1949-10-20

the Student Senate and DR.. Frank
]. Prout, university president.
The list contained IL grievances,
most of them minor. One of them
called for complete freedom of
expression" for student publica-
tions; another for a Student Sem
ate free from faculty domination.
Gone was the demand for aboli-
ton of the rule prohibiting un-
married co-eds from riding in
automobiles or taxicabs. Also no.
on the list was the demand for
sale of 80 beer. and that asking
more tolerance by campus police
Five people were killed before
troops were called into a fight at a
Evening star., 1949-10-20
Mrs. Anderson Confirmed
As Envoy 10 Denmark !
BY the Associated Press

The Senate yesterday confirmed
Mrs. Eugene Anderson of Red
Wing, Mimi, as Ambassador to
Denmark. She thus becomes the
first woman to represent this Ma
tion abroad in its highest diplo-
matte rank.
Mrs. Anderson. who is 40, lives
on a 400-acre farm with her artist
husband and two children. She
has been Democratic national COM
mitteewoman from Minnesota.
Evening star., 1949-10-20

Sweden now exports butter COM
mercially for the first time since
the war.
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-12

ment of American health accord
ing to Mrs. Jennie Starkey, COM
munity service chairman Of Lau-
rel unit Of the Auxiliary.
In the $4,000 communities
where Auxiliary units n locat-
ed, the Auxiliary will continue
to cooperate actively with local
and national agencies working for
better health. Raising funds for
research into the cause and
cures of various diseases will be
an important part of the Aux
iliary's contribution to a more
healthful America
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-12

The Auxiiiary's cooperation on
a nationwide basis is being given
to the American Red Cross, the
Infantile Paralysis Foundation,
the American Cancer society, the
tuberculosis society, the Crippled
Children's society and the Heart
Research program. Thousands
of Auxiliary units will provide
workers for the March of Dimes
campaign in January and will aid
other health campaigns through
out the year.
Encouraging and aiding young
women to take training for the
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-12

nursing profession will be en-
phasized during 1949. Units will
sponsor or assist at clinics IN
their communities. They will help
provide public nursing service.
Many will continue active in the
school lunch program and others
will provide needed equipment for
hospitals.
1.-THE interest and activity of
the nearly one million Auxiliary
women is an important factor in
the steadily improving health
conditions in the United States"
said Mrs. Stankey. I'VE hope
to make even greater contribu-
ton to the progress in this field
in 1949 than we have in the
past"