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MOTORS, 1/100 to 100 h.p.: and re-
duction gear; 6-440 volts; rewounc
exch. CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. 0224
MULTILITH 1850
OFFICE FURNITURE-Large selec-
tion Of used walnut. oak and ma
BAUM q son. 616 Z st. NV.
Office Furniture
Desk Of all kinds steelwood nat tor
cabinets. storage cabinets. lockers
steel shelving, typewriters. foldins
chairs, new and used, priced at saw
ings up to 50So; unlimited quantity
Tec9nditionsds free y,,,I dsliyeFy; Man an
639 New York ave. NV.
PIANO-Give your child the oppor-
The cost Of having an instrument
in your home is not high on our
special purchase rental plan. Phone
US for details. ST. 9400. JORDAN
PIANO CO.. corner 18th and G sts'
you are looking for a
We viii have dozens Of fine instru-
ments on sale at worthwhile saw;
ings. AS little as SIS down and
three years to pay. ST. 9400. JOR:
DAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th snd
PIANO. Is. Mason Mas & Hamlin grand. Aa ma
quick sale. PAUL GoLIBART. in
American STORAGE Bldg, corner
entrance, 2s01 Georgia ave. AID
1928 from 8 to $50. 17s
PIANO, Wurlitzer spinet. $500 cash
Elk. $500, Extension 396, Ia pm
Observation-Disclosures plan; new
call or come in to get full informa-
t ton. pYNAM1c sT AslS MUSIC. 1900 G St
PIANos-consoies and spinets. at a
sreatls Asi reduced. s Piano oa benches ssnSS for
sale. Your dollars worth more at
RATNER's MUSIC STORE. 736 18th
piANoss-Don't miss KITS spring
sale of famous-make pianos: drastic
reductions on new. floor sample and
and balance in three years. KITS.
ilSH q HM employees, mem
bers Of the armed forces. D. c. en-
ployes, etc., can save real money on
little as S25 down. Choice Of over
100 brand-new pianos of many ia
nous makes. Phone Mr.. Jones, ST.
$500. THE PLANO MART. 1915
7th st. NV. -1S
PIANOS-Uprights, one apt. size, two
small sizes Knabe and Gabler. Ser
eral regular and med. sizes Steif
and others, S65 up. Hardman con-
sole. Two apt. grands. Brambach
and Kimball product. Paul Coli
bart. In American Storage Bldg,
corner entrance 2801 Georgia ave-,
AID. 5928. 8 to $50. 16'
PIANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonic spinei
and console models Baldwin de-
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tone Baldwin patented full-blow
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In wide selection Of eye-sppealing
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
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WESLEY HALL

dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu; S50-S60. 1926 21st
St NV HU 1924
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PIANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models BALDWIN de.
signed. Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action, lifetime durability Available
In wide selection Of eye-sppealins
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
% sxcE1sr3E aySs1's sna ar eRSaa HOO woacH
925 g st; NV:
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SIS MONTH

1875 Mass. ave. n.w.-Good food;
maid serv., tel, laund. rm.; empl.
girls or boys; dbles., triples, S55 mo.
up; SIS wk. UP. "a nice place to
live" DE. 1886. Share rms, S55 up.
l6'
l4O1 18th ST. N.W.-Nice double
room with pvt. bath also, other va
cancies for young people; switch
board; good meals; convenient To-
cation. 30
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FLOORING
FREEZERS

T TIGEIAEICO
Popular sizes and brands at real saw
ings; check our prices. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5s5 No. Glebe rd.. Arl., Va, OW. 7722.
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SURPLUS TOOLS

Picks, 81: shovels. 81 %; mattocks.
81; -sledges, S2.75; digging bars.
$3.50: axes. hammers. GICHNER,
surplus warehouse, 2513 NJ st. NV.
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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 x ST.
NV, Conkey's Y-O feeds, baby
CHICKS: poultry supplies ME. oOS9
n: n. REDS or Indian River chicks
$l3 per 100; week old Pekin duck
Ings: $3.50 per dozen. o. MAX.
WELL. Lanham. Md, WA. 1545. II
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CAICUTTAS
CAMERAS

the worlds finest, by au-
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store. Bargains. used cameras,
movie equipment. fully guaranteed
months; highest trade-in allowances;
lowest prices; free instruction; free
camera catalog. 7-hour photo hn-
tshing. Repairs 90 years trade
AYnarienra Geo topa
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LUMBER

MARBLE
Several colors. At 1905 K st. NV.
ARROW Elk. 1856; Ii. $4,000
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-26
p r A N E SIM A S
apie lietuviSkas maSineleS ir
plokSteles

Jau gavau rasomasias masineles
(kelionines portables) su pilnu
lietuvisku raidynu, tokiu, kaip buvo
vartojamas Lietuvoje. Tokiu masi-
neliu nei Amerikoje nei Lietuvoje
dar nera buve, tikrai yra geros. Ne
noriu daug girti, mes galetumet pa
galvoti, kad tai tik garsinimas. Pra-
sau isitikinti, pamatysite, kad tai
yra teisybe.
Ia pacia proga pranesu visiems,
kurie klause apie lietuviskas ploks-
teles, idainuotas S. Grauzinio, A..
Sabaniausko ir kitu dainininku. Tu
ploksteliu greit gausiu is Anglijos
ir paskelbsiu spaudoje pavadinimus
bel kitas salygas. Labai atsiprasau
visus klaususius, kad nepranesu kick
vienam asmeniskai, mes gavau tick
daug paklausimu, jog neturiu fiZines
galimybes visiems atsakyti.
Reiskiu pagarba
J. Karvelis,
6529 So. Racine Ave-,
Chicago 36, Ill.
To1 WEntvnrfh cQS7G
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Ge&13!?&!{@5{@Iafdts%} |? 3?&!{@5{Iaf

dem Is, tai sutilps dar ir 16,
Tamsta''.
Net ir trehty, Vokietijoj, jau
netekusi viso savo turto, pa
skutinemis savo zirniu ir bulvip
atsargomis dalindamasi, surenge
18-kai lietuviu tremtiniu, visai
kolonijai, bendras kucias.
Labai gala, kad didysis a. a.
L. Mazonienes noras - grizti
Nepriklausomon Lietuvon nei-
vyko, mes Jai teko amzina po-
ilsio vieta Clevelando Kalvarijos
kapinese.
M. S.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-26
"A. A. l.. MAZONIENE

Skaudzios tremties ir sunkios
ligos isvarginta siu metu liepos
men. 20 d. Clevelande mire Liu-
Gina Dovoina Silvestraviciute -
Mazoniene. il yra ausrininko
Mecislovo Dovoinos Silvestravi-
claus brolvaike.
Velione yra gimusi 1884 m.
sausio men. 16 d. Lesciu dvare,
Kauno apskr. 1904 m. baige
Mintaujos gimnazija, veliau XII
jevo universitete igijo farma-
cijos asistento laipsni. 1912 m.
istekejo uz vaistininko Kazi-
micro Mazono.
Pirmojo Pasaulinio karo aud
ra Mazonu Selma buvo nublos-
kusi Rusijon. Grize Lietuvon
kuri laika gyveno Kaune, nuo
1924 m. jau pastoviai Mazonai
gyveno Klaipedoj. Cia L. Ma
zoniene dirbo ivairiose labdary-
bes draugijose. Paguosti, padeti
vargsams il buvo visuomet pa
lanki.
w meile ir parama jaunimui
1884 m. velione buvo apdova-
nota Lietuviu Studenciu Filiae
Samogitiae Korporacijos garbes
zenklais.
1910 m. bolsevikams pirma
karta uzemus Nepriklausoma
Lietuva ir 1914 m. antru kartu
okupuojant daug lietuviu trem-
tiniu Klaipedoj, Mazonu namuoL
Sc, rado nakvyne, maista, globa,
o neretas ir pinigais buvo SUI
selptas.
Bldingas velionei, kad ir toks
ivykis. Syki, jau geroka burr
begliu priglaudus, nakti, atsi-
radius dar vienam, Mazoniene
is pradziu truputi lyg ir susi-
maste, bet tuojau su jai iprasta
sypsena atsiliepe: "Jei sugul-
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PARDUODAMAS NAMAS

Nupigintas - svarus, Z kamb.
gasinis sildymas, grazus kiemas,
arti prie sv. Jurgio baznycios.
Taip pat parduodami valgomojo
kamb. baldai, vaiko lopsys, me-
lynas fotelis = pigu.
1856 East 68 St.
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KIRPEJA DOvYDAUSKA

praso atsiliepti A. Valaitis, %
Schuyler ST., Amsterdam, N. Y.
Kas Zinc jo adresa, prasom pra-
neSti.
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PA b E K os

Giliai sujaudinti ir suzaveti
maloniu patarnavimu musu my
limai a. a. Liucinai Mazonienei,
Laidotuviu nanny direktoriams
Dellai Jakubs if William Jakubs
reiskiame didzia padeka.
Kazimieras MazOnis ir gimines
Svento Jurgio parapijos kle-
bonui kun. v. Vilkutaiciui ir DIR.
kun. K. Sirvaiciui uz pamaldas
ir dvasini patarnavima a. a. Liu-
cinai Mazonienei, sirdingai de-
kojame.
Kaziqnieras Mazonis ir gimines
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-26

Filmu aiskinimas ir ivairus
didinimai is negatyvu. Galite
gauti geriausiq Kodak filmQ.
Kreiptis: B. Gaidzilnas,
$500 Superior Ave. (Dirva)
nuo z val. Xxi 5 val. p. p. ir
1884 East 80 st. nuo 6 WAX.
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CIURLIONIETEI
Aldonai Stempuzenei ir Curlionio ansambo pirmi-
mninkui Juozui Stempuziu, sulaukus slnaus Limo Po
vio, geriausius svekinmus siuncia
CiurliOnio ansambs
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-26
vILNIEcIV DRAUGIJA

Liepos 27 d. Clevelande gy-
venantieji Vilniaus krasto lie
tuviai turejo savo susirinkima.
Isrinkta valdyba: Adv. Lazdinis
- pirmininkas, Kazys Gaizutis
ir V. Olseika - nariais.
Nutarta kas menesi daryti
susirinhmus ir juose skaityti
paskaitas Vilniaus krasto pro-
blemomis.
GERB. M. X, 2597 E. 90 st.
Siuo adresu rasytas laiskas
nepasieke adresato. Toki adresa
redakcijai dawes asmuo praso-
mas nurodyti adresa tiksliau.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
HOllymOunt Club

The regular monthly meeting Of
HollymOunt Home Demonstration
Club was held at the Coolspring
Grange Hall, on Wednesday, March
l4th, at 1870 p. m. The president,
Mrs. Willard Webb, conducted the
meeting. The Chaplain, Mrs. Harry
Davidson, read the 18th Chapter of
the Corinthians" on Charity. The
clubs creed and prayer was said,
then the Salute to the Flag" The
secretary, Mrs. Joseph McIlvain,
called the roll, and read the min
utes of the last meeting. They were
approved as read. The health
chairman, Mrs. Florence Stauffer,
reported that fatal accidents, rated
fourth in the State of Delaware.
She also notified the club that the
Red Cross Drive" was on now.
Mrs Stauffer distributed booklets,
one called "The Heart of the Home, A."
published by the American Heart
Association; the other on the com
mon cold called, "Ker-C -Choo And
You" 1t was decided that the club
would contribute $500 to the Red
Cross.
In the absence of the Safety
chairman, Mrs. Grace Hopkins, her
report was read by Mrs. William
d. Burton Mrs. Burton stated that
Women are not playing their part
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23

in safety, that more children under
fourteen were killed by accidents,
and that parents should insist on
their children taking the Drivers
Course at School"
Mrs. Walter Phillips reported
that the Home Nursing Course had
been completed and the fourteen
club members who took the course
had received their certificates.
Mrs. James Joseph, Sunshine
chairman, reported sending cards
and flowers to the sick. The meet
ing was then turned over to Mrs.
Maybelle Long, the County Home
Demonstration Agent, who gave a
very helpful talk on Choosing
Clothing Accessories. Mrs. Long
said she had read a report that
clothing had reached an all time
high in New York, and no doubt
had did the same in most localities.
She stated we could have a New
Look, with last years dress or
suit, if we were careful and wise
in selecting New Accessories to go
with it. 1t was always best to con-
slider the fact that we want the ac-
cessories to go with more than one
outfit. This is also true in chOOs-
ing hats. Mrs. Long stressed the
point of buying the proper hat to
suit your costume, whether it is to
be worn a dressy, semi-dress or a
sport outfit. Jewelry is also inn
portant, but be sure and select the
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23

and family before returning o
Lewes.
Mrs. George E. Chambers Jr., and
son George III, and Miss Adele T.
Chambers, are spending two weeks
weeks in Miami Florida as the
guests of Mrs. Chambers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Remsen C. Barnard,
Jr.
Dr. James Beebe Jr., has been ap-
pointed Disaster Chief for the cur
rent National Emergency defense
program now in operation at the
the Beebe Hospital of Sussex Cou-
nty. Miss Frances Baylis, r. ~, is
assisting DR.. Beebe.
Miss Mary Ellen Teal, daughter
of Captain and Mrs William Teal.
Jr., will spend her Easter vacation
in Lewes, at the home of her par
ents of Second Street. Miss Teal is
a senior student at Linden Hall Ju-
niOr College, in Lititz, Pa.
Leland S. Burton, Jr., who at
tends the Valley Forge Military
Academy in Wayne, Pa, will spend
Easter here with his parents and
sister, Miss Charlotte Burton. at
their residence on Kings Highway.
Col Preston Lee, state director
of civil defense has beeen invited
to address a public meeting in the
Lewes School on April 8 at $3.50 D.
m. All block wardens Of Lewes.
headed by Herman c. Short as the
chairman, will attend the meeting
for specific instructions under the
state program
The town of Lewes will have a
red alert signal for the LeWes area
at 1 p. m. on Saturday, followed by
the all clear signal at 1:15 p. m.
AT that time all block wardens will
be at their respective posts to give
telephone reports stating whether
or not the signals can be heard at
their stations. Individuals will also
be asked to report by postcard if
the signals are not heard at their
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Clifton Of
Bridgeville will spend Saturday in
Lewes with Mr.. Cliftons mother
Mrs. Frederick G. Clifton Sr.. at her
residence on Mulberry Street.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
LEWEs


Mr. and Mrs. William p Clifton
and Major and Mrs. Justus B. Nay
lor Of Lewes, were the dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron F.
Clifton at their home in Bridgeyille
on Sunday
Mrs. Friedrich G. Clifton, Jr., and
sons David Lee and Friedrich III
motored to Wilmington last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. William DickersOn has re-
turned to her home on Market St.,
after being confined to the Beebe
Hospital because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. preston C. Town
send. and Mr. and Mrs. J Town
send Tubbs. all of RehobOth Beach
and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Layton,
Jr, of Georgetown, were the host
and hostess at the Lewes Yacht
Club st. Patrick's Day dance Sat
urday evening, which was held in
the club house on Lewes beach.
The LeWes Lions Club Minstrel,
will be held on April 5th and 9Th
at the Lewes High School Auditor
ium. All the speciality acts this year
will be girl acts" Special dance
routines are under the direction of
Madam La NADIA, dancing instruc-
tor from laurel Soloists this year
will include Homer Ingram, Ray
Riniker and Joseph Phillips. Local
girls appearing in the show will be
Mary Ann Walker Jarmon Ingram,
jamie Ingram, Mrs William Jeffer-
son, Virginia York. Mrs. Stephen
Vaughn, Mrs. Stanley HopBinson
and Wanda Boleter. Two special
acts viii be a tableaux of the statue
of Liberty and a surprise number
by Mrs. William Buckaloo of Re-
hoboth Beach. The big surprise Of
the minstrel will be "the picture
frame"
On Easter morning sunrise SER
vice will be held at o'clock. This
service is being sponsored by the
Young Peoples Fellowship Groups
Of the various churches in Lewes.
II the Ieather permits, the service
will be held in the park behind
the Dutch Building, otherwise i'll
Bethel Methodist Church. Rev Ken
meth M. Kepler, pastor Of Milford
Presbyterian Church, will preach
the sermon Tor the occasion. Spec
ial music has been arranged
Robert G. Short a Lewes High
School Junior, has been designated
as the Official delegate from Della
aware to the convention Of the Ma
tional Association of Student Coun
cils to be held in Wellesley, Mass,
on June 18, 19 and 20 according to
Superintendent H. Geiger Onwake.
The sixteen year old junior the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman c. Short,
of LeWes, is the current vice presl-
dent of the Delaware Student COun-
Gil Association. as well as a MEM
Der of the LeWes Student Council.
In announcing the appointment,
Supt Omwake says: "All of Ro-
berts teachers and schOOlmates are
cOngratulating him upon this hon
or which he has brought to himself
and the LeWes School.
Major and Mrs Justus B. Naylor
had as their guests over the week
end Major MAYORS mother Mrs.
Lola BrOdie NayIor of Raleigh
North Carolina, and his sister Mrs. |
Walter T. Clement of Washington, |
d. c, Major and Mrs. NaylOr plan to /
spend the Easter Holidays in Ra-
Naylor and a short visit in Wash /
ington with Col and Mrs. Clement /
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
Dress Blues In Combat

WITH THE FIRST MARINE d.
VISION IN KOREA - (P) - The
Marines resting beside a dusty
Korean road recently were slack
jawed with amazement as an auto
matte rifleman strOlled throught
third position in dress blues.
Marine Private First Glass Nor
man L. Hooker, %, of st. Joseph,
Mo, explained:
while in California | asked my
mother tc send me my dress blues
PIt before they arrived. I was on
my way to Korea. The Marine
Corps postal section dutifully sent
the package after me. Thinking It
was a Christmas package delayed
because of the rush, I opened it to
share the contents with my sqrad.
They dared me to wear them and I
did. I lust hope the colonel didn't
see me-"
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
Treatment For Potato
Scab

DES MONIES II up - ADplica-
tion Of sulphur to the soil will pre-
vent potato scab infection, the
most serious potato disease in
Iowa, according to botanists at
Iowa State College.
The botanists found in a research
program that an application of 500
to 1000 pounds of sulphur per acre
proved effective in combating the
disease. The sulphur treatment is
usually sufficient for a three year
period they report.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23

right ones for the right costume.
anG the type best suited for you.
Mrs. Long ended her discussion
lvi.h this remark: Remember. Ac-
1essories can either Make or Mar
an outfits" It was a very timely
topic, as most of us are planning
our spring Wardrobes, and I am
sure we all received some very
helpful pointers on Choosing the
right Accessories.
During the recreation period.
Mrs. Florence Stauffer held a quiz.
1t was very good and enjoyed by
ALL
The hostess, Mrs William D.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
Talking Typewriter

A talking typewriter that an
nounees in a clear voice any letter
that has been struck, has been
developed in Rhode Island. This
IS made possible through a com
bination Of electrical contacts. a
monograph recorder and repro
ducer, and is expected to assist in
the teaching Of the blind.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
1 teaspoon vanilla
3 cup milk

teaspoon vanilla
u cup milk
Cream shortening and sugar, add
egg and cream until fluffy, add 1k
the milk with vanilla and resift dry
ingredients and stir until ingredi-
ents begin to stick tOgether-then
add rest of milk and stir until mix
begins to look cream, then stop.
Fill paper cups, set in muffin pans
2s full and sprinkle with equal
parts of brown sugar and chopped
peanuts Cor pecans) mixed. Bake
in 375o oven 20 to 25 minutes. Ship
in paper containers. Will carry
we'll if well padded between cups.
Fresno Squares
cup sifted -four
"A teaspoon soda
"A teaspoon salt
sift together and stir in
cup seeded raisins
cup chopped nuts
Cream II cup shortening with
"a cup firmly packed brown sugar,
2 eggs beaten in separately then
Il teaspoon vanilla and
p cup mOlasses
Bake in shallow 9-inch pan in
950o oven about 80 minutes. Cut
in squares.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23

Burton, served delicious Fruit Jel-
10 with whipped Cream and Cook
les. Mrs. Henry Marshall was CO.
hostess.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
Some Fine Recipes
For Cakes And Bars

During World War II mothers of
boys in service found that frater-
nal organizations near camps and
chambers of commerce of towns
and cities were cooperative when
asked for names of homemakers
who baked on order. Thus birth
days and special days could be
made feast days for the boys when
cakes and good things were order
ed to be delivered to them by mo-
theirs who found it inconvenient to
send these things across country
or even out of the country. There
are three tried recipes for cakes
and fruit bars that were found good
carriers to distant places. They
are herewith given:
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
CAMP ARROWREAD

Owned and conducted by Col. Ralph L saaae,
native Of Wilmington and former head coach Of
football at West Point and Mississippi State.
Send your boy to camp on the Delaware shore. Boys
TIA have grand summer in pine woods on Rehoboth
Bay near ocean. Bungalows, excellent equipment.
Cruises in sheltered waters. Sailboats. SALT WATER
POOL. Riding for every boy. Fishing, arts, cTefts
woOdcraft, nature study. Nurse. Inclusive feo EIGHT
weeks-June 24th to August 18th. Catalog.
Col. Ralph /. sasse RID, Lewes, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23

Fruit Bars-16 Bars
2 eggs
q cup brown sugar
u tablespoon vanilla
15 tablespoon salt
1a tablespoon baking powder
u tablespoon cinnamon
"A cup candied fruit (citron or
raisins)
12 cup nut meats
2s cup four, sifted
1 heaping cup chocolate bits.
Use pan, beat eggs light and
fluffy, add sugar gradually beating
all the time. Add vanilla, fruit and
nut meats. Sift dry ingredients and
add, blend well-then chocolate
bits and shortening. Spread in
shallow pan, creased and lined
with wax paper. Bake in moder-
ate oven (3500) 20 to 25 minutes
and cut into bars while warm. Turn
out on rack and sprinkle bottom
with cOnfectiOners sugar. Il did not
sugar bOtioms,) These were five
weeks on the way and we're good
when received.
Twelve 21s Inch Cup Cakes
cup -four
Ia teaspoon baking powder
"A cup seedless raisins
Il cup margarine or butter
1a cup sugar
egg
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
POHN f. HESEN

John f. Hesen, former chief of
police of Keyser, w. Va, and oper-
ator of the Osgood Bus terminal in
that city, died suddenly at his home
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Hesen was laying linoleWm in
the kitchen of his home when he
dropped dead.
He was born in Oakland. son of
the late George J. and Elizabeth
Dietrich) Hesen.
Surviving are his wife, the former
Beulah Brown; one son, Cpl. John
Hesen, with the 201st field artillery
in Germany; one brother, Cash Hesen,
Moorefield, w. Va, and two sisters,
Mrs. Ellen Virts, New Greek; and
Mrs. Hazel Spots, California. He
was brother of the late Alex G..
Hesen of Oakland.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
plete. pending word from his son.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
WOmen's Club Arranges
Reception for Concert Guests

The public is invited to attend a
reception honoring NJ Sgt. George f,
Kirby, Mrs Felix Robinson, Mrs. Bet
ty Jackson Lippold and Mrs. Marian
Bradford, to be held at the William
James hotel on Friday evening, Octo-
Der 5, following the benefit concert
at the Oakland High school. The com
mittee in charge consists Of Mrs. Jane
IIumbertson, Mrs. Victoria Ingram,
Miss Mary Kay Williams and Miss
Edith Bolden, of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club.
At the close of the concert, a quilt
will be given away by the club.
On Thursday, October II, the Bust
ness and Professional Women's club
will hold its regular dinner meeting
at the Wiliam-James hotel. Members
of neighboring clubs have been in
vited to attend this meeting. The pro-
gram will be in charge of Miss Joan
Smith, International Relations chair
man.