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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-17

FOR SALE Three fresh cows: ]
l-ycar-old Guernsey calf by side; !
Jersey calf ly side; J g.
year-old Jersey, good enc. Call Oak
land 2o-N-"...-Ad'' lZtlt'
FOR SALE bed, dresser D.
piece breakfast set, | Brussels rug
fruit jars ! rocker, kitchen cabinet,
practically now. Lee Bernard, Crook
Crest, Oakland.-Adv. LOST
PLANTS FOR SALE-Tomatocs,
cabbage caulltloWer, celery, peppers
broccoli brussels sprouts. One mlle
south OF Oakland. on 'rcllih road
Walter {. Navage.-AdH. l--3t
FOR Poultry equipment.
Electric breeders, kerosene breeders,
nests. roosts. feed buckets. Burnside
stoves. Telephone. Il4-J-2. Ernest
Npoe'len, Oakiand.--AdV' lU-3t'
FOR QUICK SALE-Two Iron Age
No. 40 single row potato planters
with fertilizer attachment, ut $4,000;
One lime SoWer at $97.00. A. d. Nay
lor and Company. Oallland.-AdV. -
IT
FOR SALE-Onc used II. tractor.
McCormick-Deer thrcsher, self
leeueT' Sachef aliH T l;j,i an 5 5'ee'
,la4 !oa''FiS, ram U oi'l,'e y, 1eVy'Vi .
ADV. l0-3t#
FOP SATF-Au sizes now .Duch.
ess" electric and gasoline washing
nacbinae in stock PETER order now
Fntn,o daiivo,.;ns arc ve,.v slow and
nncertain DeWitt and neRerrv, Oak
land Ma AN 39-tf
''. Ron c,rr 49, 81. 100, u,oJo,
~, YIN ', % al IoI ~ i''ouei l
NHeNI olel' q Io-i'I' UiieS' Oupe3 "il'l
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Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

BUYING scrap iron, metals, tin.
Henry L. Gibson, Loeb Lynn. Phone
29-R-Adv. 1896:
REWARD-For return of boys 49,
in. red and green bicycle, stolen last
Friday. Fred Burgwald, Oakland
ADV. l2-2t
l BUY JUNK and Batteries-pay
$3.50 and $1.65 for batteries, at Kill
dow's Mill. Il. F. Miller, Oakland
Adv.s2SStf.
WOMEN-Make extra money at
home. Sew our ready cut "Rap-A-
Round" Easy profitable. Hollywood
Company, Hollywood 46, Calif.-Adv.
l2-2t"
ENROLL NOW: Spring Glass in
Beauty Culture, at the Morgantown
Beauty School, 1G7 Fayette street,
Morgantown, w. Va. Beauticians are
in Demand.-Adv. 11-2t.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

I.ora O'Brien, VS.. George Patrick
OBrien. No 1928 Equity, In the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County, Mary
land.
The object of this suit is to procure
a divorce A VINCULO MATRIMONII
and for custody of an infant child.
The Bill states that the Complain
ant and the Respondent were married
in Arlington, Virginia, on the 22nd day
of March, 1947, by duly ordained
Catholic Priest; that one child was
born of said marriage; namely, George
Patrick O'Brien, Jr., who was born
on the 5th day of March, 1919, and
who is in the custody of the Com
plainant; that the Respondent deserted
and abandoned the Complainant on or
about the 18th day of August, 1919, and
that said desertion and abandonment
has continued uninterruptedly for
more than eighteen months prior to
the filing of the said Bill of Com
plant and that there is no reasonable
hope or expectation of a reconciliation
between the parties; that the Com
plainant is resident of Garrett
County, Maryland; that the Respon-
dent is a nonresident of the State of
Maryland and is a resident of the
State of Illinois; that both parties are
adults.
1t is, thereupon, this 18th day of
April, 1851, ORDERED by the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County, Mary
land, in Equity, that the Complain
ant, by causing this Order to be in
serted in some newspaper published
in Garrett County, Maryland, once a
week for four successive weeks before
the 18th day of May, 1851, give notice
to the said absent Respondent of the
object and substance of said Bill Of
Complaint, and warning him to be
and appear in this Court in person or
by solicitor on or before the 26th day
of May, 1851, to show cause, if any
he have, why Decree ought not to
be passed herein as prayed.
RICHARD L. DAVIS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Test: Richard L. Davis, Clerk. =-
ADV. 7-5t.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scrbers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County, Maryland Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of
JOSEPH +. HARMED
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 anthem
ticated 90 the subscribers. ON or before the
18th day of November. 1851; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all bene-
fit Of said estate. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 9th day of
May 1851. .
HAROLD H. HARMED,
Oakland, Maryland
HUBERT BURDETrE,
Mount Airy, Maryland.
Adv ll-3t
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FOR Dismantling for parts,
good disable parts, Al Studebaker
Commander, '38 Chevrolet, '3S Ply
mouth, 81 Olds 6, '35. 36. '37 Fords,
'35. 30 Olds 6, '3S LaSalle. '36 Ply
mouth. Kelly Auto Sales, Bayard,
w. Na.-Ady. l1-tf
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FOR SALE 1913 Chalmers
Model c tractor with pulley, power
take-off, and hydraulic lift; also ?
row Allis-Chalmers cultivator to fit
above tractor. Tractor and cultivatol
like new. II. Robert Dewitt, Route 2,
Oakland, Md.-Adv. 1-tf.
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souls of those who
make war. Some Of
our readers will
find no war a good
war. others will
draw a line be-
tween W ar S that
are justified and
wars that are not.
But no matter how
well-justificd a war
NAV be. its dam
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Pasture. Apply A. c.
Warnick.-Adv. lift.
FOR RENT-Sleeping room. Apply
"a Liberty street.-Adv. 11-3t*
FOR RENTING room apartment,
unfinished. Phone PAT. so Second st.
ADV. loft.
FOR RENT Three-room apart
ment in Deer Park. Newly papered
and painted. Large front porch. Write
P. O. Box 24S, Oakland, or phone 81
M.-Adv. 12-tf.
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MAN WITH midas TOUCH
MAKES S3OO.O0O,O 900

Dynamic Thomas Fortune Ryan, the
man with the ''NIidas touch" invaded
Wall Street and amassed one of the
greatest fortunes in modern history.
Read how he made some $500 900, 000
and the unpredictabie actions that
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in May 9th issue of
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PUBLIC AUCTION

I, the Undersigned, will sell the
following described household goods,
garage equipment. tools, parts and
miscellaneous items on the property
known as Hardesty's Servicenter, To-
Gated about miles east Of Grants
vile, Maryland, at the intersection Of
Routes 40 and 219, on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-17
Dangers Of Wartime
Lesson for May 20, 1851

1TOT all the dangers Of wartime
~ are to life and limb. More Sc
rious dangers threaten the minds.
the attitudes, the characters. the
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SATURDAY. MAY 19. 1851
TRUCKS AND GARAGE
EQUIPMENT

One 1917 Chevrolet Truck. flat Led;
l 1914 Chevrolet Truck, flat bed; l
1885 Ford Pickup, l Cletrac Tractor,
AG-6; | Brake Doctor and Lathe COM
plete. l Amozoner, 1 Nanagansett
Porta-Draulic Crane, l Mid-State
Electric Arc Welder, electric Drills,
l Atlas Battery fast Charger. l Auto
Lite Spark Plug Cleaner, , Bench
Grinders, Nises, l Drill Stand. 3
Hydraulic Jacks, l Paint Spray Out
fit and Gauge, l Wheel Balancing
Machine, l Brake Bleeder, l cylinder
Hone, l Bell System, wedge Machine
3O-in. Saw and other equipments;
1910 Chevrolet Truck, flat bed.
PARTS, TOOLS,
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
One lot truck and passenger car
Tubes. l lot used Tires, lot tire
Chains and Cross Chains, l lot Log
and Boom Chains, lot Monkey Links,
lot Electric Welding Rods, one lot
Fuel Pumps new and used; l lot as
sorted Bolts, / Cabinet with assorted
Brass Fittings, lot assorted Baskets,
] lot radiator Hose, l Blue Streak
Ignition cabinet, complete with parts,
lot Universal grease Fittings, I cell
Tester, battery water Container,
lot Hammers, Wrenches, tire and mis-
cellaneous Tools, ] large Tarpaulin,
WheelbaIrow, / tube Nulcanizer, and
other miscellaneous items too numer-
Gus to mention.
GARDEN TRACTOR
AND IMPLEMENTS
One garden Tractor, 3 Plows, !
Sprayer, complete; l Seeder, l dump
Cart and riding Attachment, l 8
wheel riding attachment, 3 Mowers,
, Cultivators, and other implements.
OFFICE AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
One office Desk, desk trays, 2
small filing Cabinets, l office Chair,
l Typewriter, l Check Writer, credit
slip System, l charge account File,
3-pc living room Suite, 9-pc. dining
room Suite, l Westinghouse electric
Stove, , bedroom Suites, l Maytag
Washing Machine, electric Mangle,
breakfast Set, 9X12 Administer Rugs,
end Tables, floor Lamp, l Book
case, 1 oil Stove, l coal Stove, Cot,
/ pressure Cooker, heating Stoves,
Smoker, ! galvanized Bath Tub, l
wash Tub, and many other articles.
TER MS OF SAIF-CaSh
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-17

Ambassador O'Dwyer's longtime
pal, James J. Moran, got five-year
prison term for lying to the Kefauver
Senate Crime Investigation commit
tee.
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Observation-Disclosures
Offers These Fine Properties
For Sale

For Sale
FOR sALE-BIHDINC LOTS on DEEP CREEK LAKE. wi hal
Ilaryey Peninsula Thirtwo lots all one e block
beautiful lot Of 100 rSntage 200 feet deep All these
a"5 Of of' ssf sb's @ @s" lots are '" finance
FOR sALE-7WHAT IS KNOWN rs PARADISE GARDEYS on
are looking building lots contact once for price
stead Do not pass these up' Give once
price on property quick sale.
FOR LAKE PARK. located improved
highway and half BUNGALOW located corner lots
and pg sas Must be Sod at once
FOR sAE26 AcRES OF LAXD SEVEN ROOM Ho1sE sles,
Bray % ea Thi-
M nH5 or ND on H Eo o BEJWE a1 GoR
room house chicken under ii would
Route 80 between NJ; Lake Park German
heated electric and %@er This is fine business at
poias n Gp basns %' do"4 pass this ap
FOR s1cIosE TO MsIlEN 6 MD 800 feet off Route 2ls
with hardwood floors 5athe elestri water system hot air
at us lime volume Of business.
chicken house 1880.
FOR s>LE-roRrYAcRE FARM wIrH GROOM HOUSE in fair
condition: electric This the Fred Stah
op o ao This " proe being offered at Se pSce
FOR ALLEN MI LANE rAR mo1 Sc sonng rooms
FOR a @q g OF R6 &b WIFI e GROOM HOUSE
to corporate quick
FOX a Sn S %S. d 5s"
with About cleared balance timber
Two houses and 40 so bank barn. other build
ngs Land all IN good farming shape now grass which has
been lined for the One of the best farms in the
MchaeIs section See at once for price.
FOR SALE-1O2-ACRE FARM located Park Mary
bungalow with full basement BATH hot and cold New
bank barn 40 60 with metal roof in barn All buildings
mail ei'is 5fpa5 ss's SP1S@ s5s
beautiful Deep Creek Lake This be sold
Will gladly finance biggest part See us at
SALEM THE TOWN OF FRIENDSVIILE MD, hotel
This hotel situated
large lot and Is sleeping and i-room
large basement beer par and dance hall
completely equipped with booths and tables cash register
refrigerator,
kitchen completely equipped In TACT this
furnished cellar attic Hot heated Own
ystem. at voumn of business.
of the lumber business
We offering this property at an attractive price for qucN
sale.
FOR SALE-NEAR SAND good improved S0acrc
farm.F high cultivation balance
and chicken house and
OF buildings all in a coed of repair Mountain
Telephone and mail route service This IS
building lots 80 leading from Oak
Alta, outside the corporate limits OF Oakland
FOR SNE-TWO FINE LOTS water front, Decps
Rocks overlooking the lake Size - by
ty-foo road TO same See Us at once
FOR SAE-Mr Sportsman proposition Only
since in business this kind to OGc
containing five of land with private lake
will -footb beautiful
Lake stocked with large mouth
crappies blue gis Plenty deer at the front door
SALEocaed Oak Street in Oakland one nice building
lot Must be sold at
Anyone having properties for sale or rent,
see us for listing.
IT Second Street Oakland Md
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SATURDAY, MAY u, 1851
Beginning Al 1900 p. NJ. EST.



One 7-ft Kelvinator Refrigerator,
electric Sweeper, new; l Maytag
Washing Machine, 3-pc. living room
Suite, , library Tables, l 9Xl2 Az
minister Rug, rocking Chairs, din
ing room extension Table, , Bullets,
- dining room Chairs, odd Chairs,
, Dresscrs, metal Beds and Springs,
? kitchen Sinks, antique; l kitchen
Cabinet, antique; l small kitchen
Table, l porch Chair, l porch Glider,
1 electric Iron, l Radio. l Chifferobe,
/ small kitchen Cabinet, burner Ker-
oscne Stove, ice cream Freezer, l lot
throw Rugs, butter Tub, wash
Tub. l set Dishes, service for y; lot
Dishes, l lot Cooking Utensils, l lot
Crooks, l lot Fruit Jars and many
other articles.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
MRS. JOHN G. HAENFTLING,
Owner, Accident. Maryland.
HARRY COLLIER, Auctioneer.
Accident, Md, Phone 422.
ADV. 1927.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned will sell the fol-
lowing personal property ON the
property known as the John Haenft-
ling farm, 312 miles south Of Acct
don't. Md. alone Route 2l9. ON
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HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
]. E. HARDESTY, Owner
GrantsvilIe, Maryland

HARRY COLLIER, Auctioneer.
Accident, Maryland, Phone 422.
ADV. | LIT
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HNNE danger which war-making
~ brings is that it gets every
one thinking that might makes
right. Now might does not really
make right and never did; other
wise the champion heavyweight
would always be the best man,
morally, in all the world, and the
most helpless invalid would be the
most wicked.
Along with this "might-is-
right idea is another one close
to it: that the hest way TO per-
suade others 90 our way of
thinking or to our way of living
is to beat them over the head.
That has never succeeded yet.
You know yourself that you were
never persuaded that way. Fists
and guns and armies can make
people change their tune, but
never change their minds.
The way to change people is
through their minds and consciences
and hearts. One act of International
goodwill, justice or generosity is
more potent than tons Of high eX-
plosives. The s iding of food, scrv-
ices, skilled help such as doctors
and teachers, does more to win
friends than any number of armed
alliances. The Christian way is al
ways the way Of love.
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gers 70 mind and heart are Just as
real as if it were not justified at
-
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
The Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction Of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
MAY y AND -, 1851
Pv Order of the Board.
JESSE J. ASHBY, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-17
e Illusion OF Violence

Inc Illusion Oh FiSISHCc
Two last illusions pursue the war
ring nation One is that war is
normal. In reality, however nee
essary war may ever be, it is
never normal; but let it run too
long or come too often, and people
take it for granted.
The other illusion is that it is
possible by war to end wars,
that by one more war, one
more victory, peace will be Sc
cured once and for all. 1t never
works.
The one thing you cannot do
with bayonets is to sit upon them. "
Arnold J. Toynbee has warned US
(see his 'War and Civilization
that "the ultimate failure of all
attempts to win salvation by the
sword is demonstrated In his
tory"
He might have taken his text
from Isaiah 81, or the history OF
Israel and Judah, for Isaiah was
saying much the same thing to
both Hezekiah and Sennacherlb.
But neither one understood him;
and so their nations died. For when
ever any nation puts its supreme
faith in force, and neglects the
character of its citizens, or the JUS
tice of its institutions, then it has
forgotten God.
Copyright 1851 by the Division o.
Christian Education, National CouneI
of the Churches of Christ in the United
States OF America. Released by VIM
FeatUres)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-17
Topsy-T urVY Land

THE waging of war creates il
L Iusions. Besides the one just
mentioned, of confusing might with
right, there is this one too: a ma
ton at war lives in q kind of topsy-.
turvy land What is Of greatest
value is rated low, and things Of
little value are made much Of.
The longer a war goes on, the
more of a habit this crooked scale
of values becomes. For instance:
normally we value life above all
things. Violent death is something
to make the headlines, and causing
death to others is something from
which we all shrink. But in wartime
we are all tuned, so to speak, 10 the
business Of killing.
Whatever genius such ma
ton may have, whatever pro-
ductive power, goes mainly to
building I'M the military "pO-
tential," devising more and bet
ter ways Of inflicting sudden
death.
Dr. Charles Leber tells Of re-
membering, when a boy, how his
father and mother read in the pa
per about the sinking Of the steam
ship Titanic, which went down with
the loss OF over 1900 lives. 1t was
breakfast time when they read the
paper; but neither father nor
mother could finish the meal.
That was before World War I.
But now, forty years later, how
many people would lose their APP
petite at reading of the death of a
mere 1,500 persons? We are so
used to slaughter that as DR.. Leber
puts it, we have become brutalized,
we have lost our sense of com
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ORDER NISI

Law Office of Edward j. Ryan.
Liberty Trust Bldg, Cumberland, Maryland
Clara Baer, widow, ct al,
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Law Offices
EARL EDMUND l-ANGES
119 S. Liberty Street
Cumberland, Maryland
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PARTS, TOOLS,
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
GARDEN TRACTOR
AND IMPLEMENTS

One garden Tractor, 3 Plows, /
Sprayer, complete; l Seeder, l dump
Cart and riding Attachment, l 8
wheel riding attachment, 3 Mowers,
, Cultivators, and other implements.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

True copy,
Test: RICHARD L. DAVIS, Clerk.
Adv. ll-lt.
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Copyright 1851 by the Division o. o,
Christian Education, National Gouheii
of the Churches of Christ in the United
States OF America. Released by WNo
Features.)
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Deaths Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau of

From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Annie stohlman, "a. 4701 Connecticut ave
william Ward, So 615 H st. ne.
Harriet Seckner. So 2400 10th st. NV,
Jacob Schofer. 70, 4105 18th st. NV
Harry Knott, rs, 1861 Valley pl. Sc.
Catherine McGlynn, rs. 1873 18th st. ne
Ethel Smith, 73, 1868 Chevy Chase Park
Susan croop 10, 3725 Macomb st. NV.
Cora Kendrick. ~, 1927 New Jersey ave Sc
Martha Decree, 70, 1913 Yuma st. Sc.
John Skinner, 70 552l Colorado ave. n "
James Perkins, 20. 1400 Monroe st. NV.
Bernice Knott, 6S, Ill Trenton pl. s.e.
Mabel Baker. IS, 2512 @ St NV
Ashby PAGE, Sc. 1887 Lily Pond DIR. n Z
Joseph Byrnes, Sc. 1928 Lawrence st. ne
Edward German, 81. 1907 Vsrnum st. n.w
George Oake, go 2223 Rand pl. ne.
Frank Meyers. So, 1924 33rd st. Sc
James Barrett. 80, 1884 18th st. ne.
Donald Shelton, 90, Danville, Va.
Charles Mason. infant. Moundsville, Va.
joseph Bowser. So ai1i5 i2iffh st ne.
EdEsrs Kslly 59 irInar 1so2 I5th ts,ro St ns
Hazel Laney. AZ. 47os Bass pl. s.e.
John Bell. 81, no address given
Ella Laney. 2S, 4T0S Bass pl. s.e.
Infant Price. 1850 Sth st. NV.
Harry Wilder. so. 37l9 Jocelyn st. NV.
Jacob Winer. 75, 1925 Spring rd. NV.
George Sullivan, 40, Soldiers Home.
Ulysses johnson, Sc, IS K st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Births Reported


From the D. c. Bureau OF Vital Statisti
soYs.
James and Edith Adams.
NbeSs and MRrga arst Aker.
sfdai and alberta ApouSs.
Frank and Virginia Ayers.
RAYMOND and Ann Barrier.
Charles and Loretta Bateman.
Russell and Marjorie Bofger.
John and Ruth Brownley.
Malvin and Ellen Burggrah.
James and Louise CLANCY
Melvin and Jessica Connorton.
John and Shirley deNiege
William and Myrtle. Dunnigan.
Earl and Lillian Fife.
Reginald and Elsie Ford
Donald and Miriam Hardesty.
Eugene and Winifred Helmick,
Wallace and Theresa Myers
Caledonia and Olivia Ordona.
Miehael and Violet Perillo.
Robert and Carrie Sullivan.
Thomas and Rita Underwood.
Phillip and Theresa Vogel.
Walter and Victoria Bishop,
Mckinley and Isabel Brock,
CHARLES and Evelyn Brown.
Charles and Louise Diggs.
Sylvanus and Lucille Frazier
Isaac and Charlotte Garrett.
RAYMOND and Dorothy Golden.
Harvey and Ann Graves.
BENJAMIN and Bertha Isaac.
James James and and yEaneei wiiIie kiisore. ks5r.
Spencer and Magnolia Lee.
James and Willie McClurkin.
John and Ora Price.
William and June Proctor,
Nathan and Geraldine Push.
Ernest and Florence Smith.
William and June Toms.
solomon and Edith Vaughn.
Zollie and Evelyn Williams.
GIRLS.
Garland and Esther Anderson.
Clifton and Marie Blanks
Leon and Margaret Blattman.
Halton and Lena Brown
Alfred and Elizabeth Daszkiewics.
Leroy ard Joanna Fangmeyer.
Carl and Margaret Fransworth.
Freddie and Alice Fischer.
Calvin and Martha Finn.
Robert and Ruth Hanson.
James and Dorothy Herbert,
Frank and Shirley Hutchinson.
William and Doris Kalla.
Bryan and Lois McFall
taher Mater and and hntrs'io NARY oconnof. Mf6of'
Charles and Marian Otis.
Windsor and Mary Palmer.
Edward and Florence Petros.
Lonnie and Charlotte Poison.
Virginius and Ellen Rodes
Richard and Ethel Rumke.
John and Mary Schmitt
William and Sue Schmoekel.
Gustave and Eunice Steese.
Edward and Shirley Stinson.
Jerome and Helen Thompson.
Norbert and Loretta Vaccaro.
Arthur and Anna Whatman
Sinclair and Johnnie Brooks.
Herman and Helen Brown.
James and Bernice Buchanan.
Melvin and Louise Duncan.
Henry and Anna FookS.
Melvin and Helen Greene.
Wilbert and Frances Haywood.
Clyde and Dorothea Hickerson.
Jasper and Varice Martin.
Eugene and Louvenia Prince.
Eugene and Laura Van Hook.
William and Bertha Young.
TWINS.
Jessie and Rosalie Coins. boys.
Alvin and Roberta Thomas. girls.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
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@N.., A..L.S
(Mothes Of s.

NJ YOUR BABY is ready for a play pen
and the budget won't allow for one
right away, make four chairs do by
turning them down on their sides and
tying them together.
Evening star., 1951-03-27

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