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MODELS

Age "a and over; selling exper. pre-
ferred, for Sat. selling coats, suits,
cr'rSss. : 'cT's wear; excel. earnings
Apply all week.
kAPLOWITZ
18th between E and p
NIGHT CLERICAL, interesting work
in front office. for intelligent young
woman who can work with figures
Good starting salary with free hos
benefits after mos. Hrs. IL pm.
to Z am. Apply personnel office,
L st. entrance, HOTEL sTATLER.
NURSE. white. age 90 to 40, under
sTadgate, so 4z54 Live in private hospital.
NURsEVin pediatrician's ONCE; ex-
perienced;. NV. location; $500 mo
sat. hrs, but not Thurs. Call EN-
~ @S556 after $50 pm. lis
3 and 6; must be well educated;
experienced; preferably drive and
swim; pleasant SURROUNDINGS, travel
opportunity; $3.50 per month, live
IN. Call Ex. o021. 10 to 12 am,
NURSE, Is Phlte, hit for general floor ThS duty:
IN, IN nsaE0y RE S-A95e ya; nursing home; % live
NURSE e CoMPAN1oN. quiet, maG settled.
nurse in care OF . ladies. Some
lifting. live in, rice private room,
work is easy and ample time off
Refs. required: salary S25 per week.
Box 2l2-V Star. Is
NURSE -RECEPTIONIST for doctor S
office in medical center; 5i2-day
week; salary open based on ex-
perience. Call Monday or Tuesday
EX 1922. 30
OFFICE CLERK. under rs. apt with
figures, for detail work in account
ing dept. of laundry. See Mr..
WILLIAMS, 2122 L st. NV 10
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SAI,ESGIRI.S s

Excellent salary with opportunity
paid vacation, disqualification ant
other benefits
NUGENT'S
1910 G ST. NV. Apply Miss Levine
SALESLADY-Familiar with yard
goods and knitting yarns. Vicinity
Of Bethesda, Md. WO. O97s. WI
SALESLADY, ladies' r.-t.-w., young
experienced; full time. permanent
Call HO. 1873. l0:30-1:30 today.
SALESLADY, alert, capable, consci-
entious person. Assistant to brida
consultant. Marvellous opportunity
with excellent salary. THE EMILY
SHOPS. 1905 F street NV. -2223
SALESLADY. experienced lingerie &C.
ceSsories: exclusive shop; salary plus
commission. JOAN ROBERTS. 110C
Conn. at l..
SALESLADY, experienced hette,
ready-to-wear salary plus commits.
SION: 500 wk. minimum earnings
JOAN ROBERTS. 100 Conn, at L
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BEAUTICIAN, experienced; good SAL
ary; modern suburban shop, refer
BEAUTICIAN, top salary, / day of
MR.: WILLIAM HU. 702S. 1915
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HELP WOMEN

GENERAL OFFICE WORK in man.
ayers office of large hotel apart
ment. Typing and stencil cutting
$50 per week. Cail Monday after
Q am. for appointment. Mrs.
Lewis. THE WESTCHESTER. WO.
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HELP WOMEN
CIERK-TYPIST

N E. insurance office has desirable
position for young lazy living in
Woodridge or Brookland area: eX-
perience in insurance helpful. but
not essential; 40-hr wk. with paid
ary $l65 to start with guaranteed
Semianaual increases. CaH Mon. for
appointment. CO, $500.
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STENOGRAPHER.

For general clerical work; the work
is interesting and surroundings are
pleasant; 5-day wk. $40 to 5 pm.
SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS. 707
Edgewood st. ne.
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HELP WOMEN

SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
desires women to sell new dresses,
suits, lingerie, hosiery. Seen Vogue, .
''Mademoiselle. Good commissions.
Write for sample book. MODERN
MANNER, 260AN Fifth ave-. New
York
Evening star., 1951-03-18

CLERK. for general clerical work. s.
day wk., $50 to pm. SOUTHERN
WHOLESALERS, 707 Edgewood st.
ne.
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PERSONNEL, ,

for personnel minded
girl with recent college training to
learn and participate in all phases
petent typist and able to handle de-
tails on own initiative. Free in
surance. Paid vacation and sick
leave, 5-day. 40-hr. week. Call
Mon.-Fri., 9-5. DI. 1900. Ext. 261.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
HELP WOMEN
CASHIER.

Experienced, MGR operator and gen
eral office work; excellent working
conditions with good pay. Apply Mr.
Ettlln, 3rd floor. BOND CLOTHES
1885 F st. NV.
CHRISTIAN WOMAN. well educated
experienced in Sunday school oil
church work, can earn $1,000 tC
$4,000 per year; Christian program
Write fully. give phone. Box 65-T
Star.
experience in adding ma
chimes and general office work
pleasant working conditions. with
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; liberal discount privileges.
Apply THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
CLERKS

? intelligent high school graduates
age Is to % who liked elementary
arithmetic in school. Straight
clerical work of an uncompllcated
nature. We are interested in girls
capable of advancement. Convent
ent location. Air conditioned offices
5-day week, to 4 80. Please call
for appointment. Mrs. Terry, ST.
Evening star., 1951-03-18

ouilg noLrgb r,ftb e1,ras 0vr 'fH for eTchisiva
speciality shop; 5-day week. Apply
KAPLOWITZ
On 18th bet E and F SITS. NV.
CLERK age Is to 25, must
be able to work 7:l5 am. to 3:l5
pm; one week and 3:l5 pm; to
1l:15 pm. following, week, En-
ployment. Apply personnel Office,
MAYFLOWER HOTEL, Conn. ave
and De Sales st. -19
CT ERk-TY:IST needed by Prote ant
church agency; pleasant working
conditions and accessible location;
right person Box l31-cV, Star. -
the home office, of life insurance
company; 35 hours. 5-day week,
under exceptional conditions with
spid se9 MR Rd'RFssGsnti RRYGT ie5 H0f s. to 3w p
CLEIk- -TYPIST. with knowledge Of
bookkeeping. for Ford agency; perm.
position for young lady of good ap-
pearance; 5l2-day wk. See Mr.. Err
Vin. ERWIN-FORD CO., INC, Lee
hwy. and Chain Bridge I'd. Fair
fax Va. -19
-TYPIsT, high school gradu-
ate. interested in learning magazine
work; free to work July, august, in
Mass. laboratory. Box I61-V. Star.
large national con-
Germ, 40-hr; week: pleasant sur sur;
roundings; Dupont Circle area. Can
CLERK -TYPIsT, general ONCE work
state salary; 5-day week. Boz
cLERk,T9Fisr Err 9ist; for ms. office; So 5-oay
week; permanent position. Apply
503 Victor Bldg, 724 9th st. NV
CLERK -TYPIsT = Perm. position
37l2-hr. wk Paid vacation S45
JAMES KANE & CO., 2430 Pa. ave
CLERK TYPIsTs-Good salary. : ex.
KAY JEWELRY CO., 801 H st, ne
CLERK-TYPISTs (2), openings avail.
able for the right young ladies, ex'
cellent working conditions, opportu'
nifty for advancement and many
employe benefits available Apply
in person, HAMILTON NATIONAL
BANK, 619 I4th st; NV; Ia
large stock casualty company' ,sT eX-
CLERK -TYPIsT. exp. age 2I-4o
&c Sfod EiReRoNc ABBY h4TE3N
INC 1713 Kalorama rd. NV.
CLERK 1885. immediate
opening. high school grad. preferred:
5-day wk.; starting salary S42.5C
per wk.: opportunity for advance
ment; cafeteria in bldg. Call NE
CLERK -TYPIsT to handle automo-
bile titles and invoicing; permanent
position pleasant WORKING cords.
air-cold. ofc.; 5la-day wk, pait
sick leave. . wks' vacation. grour
ins, ard disqualification; many other
employe benefits; salary open; this
is an excel. opportunity for ar
Alexandria resident now WORKING
in Wash. Phone Mr.. Traub. OV
1900 for apptmt., BENDALL-PON-
TIAC, 1925 Prince st. Alex. -la
CLERK experienced, for per-
manent position; 5-day. 40-houi
week. Pleasant, working conditions
liberal discount on purchases, in
surance and disqualification plan
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES employment office
CLERK-TYPIsT to assist in credit
CLERK-TYPIsT; experience helpful
40-hr., 5-day week; many liberal
company benefits. Apply Miss Jones
SEARS ROEBuCK AND CO. 23O1
Lawrence ave. ne.
CLERK -TYPIST to assist with pay
roll and other accounting dept
work with publishing concern: 37h
hr, wk., disqualification. ST. 1925
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CLERK

OLEOh
General Office work. good, interesting
position in fine women's appare
store.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO
1904 p ST NV -2t
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TYPIST-CLERK

TYPIST-POSTING CLERK, 1885,
pleasant ofice, salary depending on
experience. EX. 4430. 10
TYPIST CLERK, under 80. high
school graduate. exper not neces-
sary permanent position; paid vaca-
tions, free disqualification ms; s.
day. 3712-hr. week. AMERICAN
SURETY CO., $40 Southern Bldg,
18th and H sts. NV, 30
jobs open at MRS. ks TOLL HOUSE
in Silver Spring; exper. not neces-
sary; Phone SH. 3501. 30
WAITRESS, white, expert, from IL
am. to z pm. No Sundays; SIS
per week. Call LU. 1886. 1908
Good Hope rd. Sc. 10
MATTRESSES, neat and attractive
Sundays of. IRVIN'S, I'll 18th st.
NV. 20
MATTRESSES, experienced; tray sery-
ice. Apply SEAFARE RESTAURANT.
1924 Conn. ave is
MATTRESSES. exp. apply in person,
ST, REGIS BAR e. GRILL. 1113
PeDna ave NV 30
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LADIES

AkaO1CO
Age "a to so, good appearance. 80
hr. week, no Sat; sales rep. in
downtown area; av. about $40 week;
no exp. nee. Apply Room 702.
710 l4th st. NV.
LADIES-old-est firm has 90
excellent opportunities for alert.
mature women capable of meeting
public. Box ct. Star. is
LADIES, IL to Is hours weekly will
earn you S25 to $50 in refined sales
work. REAL SILKS famous lingerie
and hosiery; no canvass. MA. 735t
Sun, l to 4 pm, Mon. 10 to pm
LADY, ty1ing. small switchboard
ger general gd9t clerical 7 "a 8 to s. 5-day wk
YOUNG LADY for marking room; ex'
per. preferred on pin-ticket ma.
chimes; pleasant working cond.; lib
eral discount privils. Apply ofict
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919
YOUNG LADY-Alert, for exclusiv,
dress shop: general Office work anc
cashierins; opportunity for advance
ment. JOAN ROBERTS, HOO Conn
YOUNG LADY, white, age IS to 80
for desirable work in one of Wash
ington's better downtown cafeteriaS
Regular hours, no Sunday work
salary scale, S35 to $3.50 per weei
and meals: uniforms furnished
also disqualification and vacation
plan. Applicant need not be ex,
perienced but must be steady
willing. worker with nice personality
and like, to serve the publiG; Fol
GARRAGHY at 511 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
HOSTESS

Not over 3S for large we'll eStab-
lished restaurant firm; must be neat
and. of average size; will consider an
inexperienced person. Call MR..
BURGESS, RE. 3013. 10
white, for night work
in medical bldg. Apply bids. Office,
COLUMBIA MEDICAL BLDG, bsmt.,
1915 Eye st. NV. is
HOUSEKEEPER. IS to 40. mother
less home l child; must have best
Of references: live in. NO. 320l,.
NCUSl KEEPER to clean and cook
noon meals; MORNINGS, days week
". Ta'-oT--" Far 81. 1't".
H0USEKEEPER-MGR. for boarding
club. Capable OF acting as maid or
cook. Rm.. meals. plus ST5-$l 90
mo. EGper, reliable, neat, active
woman. Interview Mon, 5 pm.
1916 Mass. ave. NV.
HOUSE MOTHER, white. for small
institution; Protestant; 45-55 yrs.
Must live in. WI 1850. 62O1
Greentree rd., Bethesda, Md.-19
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY
To president of pvt. corporation: good
salary with excellent opportunity
for advancement. Must be neat
attractive, intelligent, and with good
personality. Call Sun. afternoon for
appt. on Monday morning, GE, S5GS
or Mon. morning, RE. S02S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Law
Office; some experience desirable
salary, $3.50 month. State back
ground and references. Box 223-X
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER for
patent attorneys office; 5-day week,
hours 8 TO 81 single, under 80 pre-
ferred; 3 weeks vacation. Call MA.
1873 for appointment. FISHER q:
sECREETitAIRY- 6Eit r -sTENoGRApHER. Pro
gressive sales office desires to en-
ploy responsible young lady for 81
day, 40-hr. wk. Telephone DE
With
legal corporation or financial exper
permanent position, salary com
mensurate with ability. Reply. de
scribing qualifications. to Box 1872
V, Star. 10
SECRETARY -sTFNOGRAPRER
One with a fair for advertising vii
find a very interesting and educa
tional position in the advertislni
department as Mr.. Thos. Saltz' pri
vate secretary: must take dictattoI
well; 5l2-day wk... excellent salary
LEWIS & TEOS. SALTz
IAnn
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pearance to fit and sell corsets and
foundation garments; prefer woman
30 to 45 yrs. of age; excellent
working conditions and company
benefits. Apply personnel office.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
$500 Wilson BLVD, Arlington, Va.
sALESWoMEN
MAKE MONEY
Get into real estate; Join our free
training classes starting Wed., Mar.
COX q CO. RE. 1888; 81. O775;
sEhMSTRESs. for alterations on
ladies' coats and suits; excel. salary.
1!SEMAN S. F at 7th.
sEAMsTRESs, experienced for drs-
perieS; RE, 7030. is
sEAN5sTREss. 5 upholstery; good pay;
good hours; steady work. Apply
$3.50 10th st. ne. Call LA. 6-4433.
sEAMSTREss CLERK, experienced,
white. Apply 2412 Wis. ave. NV.
SECRETARY. aviation industry. IN
personable young woman. Ideal
surroundings in new air conditioned
ottice Salary open. Box 314-V, Star.
SECRETARY. law ONCE; 35-hour
$500. Phone EX. 52l0.
SECRETARY, advertising trainee, TN
usual opening for talented young
lady, age 1s to, 25 to learn all
ing and sales promotion. Must be
good at shorthand and tipping. Sal
period but promotions will be fast
for the right girl. Hrs. 8 It'll 5.
Reply Box 33S-T. Star.
SECRETARY, part time, physician S
office, MEDICAL CENTER. Call
sEcRETARRY Ta RR 30 GA to o9so' 45. some lo short
hand necessary; one-girl Office; D.
day week hospital and insurance
benefits. convenient location: start
ing salary S240 per month; Phone
SIRE tAkY- -Sitenographer Tor a
limited opportunity for ambitious
qualified girl, 21 to 80, who likes
1l2ureS and wants permanent en-
pioyment, Non-Smoker preferred
5000 or more to start. Phone
sREv RE; 2S7S % fer appointment; .n5 go 10
form administrative duties in a
small multiple corporate Office in
Clarendon, Va. this is a fascinating
OPERATION winch Will dHOrQ u
smart" neat-appearing and am
bilious young lady rare oppor-
tunity; ADVANCEMENT assured; No.
Arlington or Fairfax resident re-
CURED. OK. 1903. 3.-25
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST, re-
search organization. Efficient typist-
steno.; perm. posi-. in congenial
atmopShere. Group insur., paid vac,
and free tuition at local university
Unique opportunity for person in
terested in college educa. ST. 4940,
Ext. 80 Monday
SECRETARY, 35-hr. week, 5 days;
good salary, working conditions and
pension plan. 734 18th st. NV. Elk.
6096. MIR. BAUER. 10
SECRETARY, pvt. industry. Wash
lngton National Airport There is
opportunity for advancement for
one who shows an aptness for the
work. Starting salary. S50-S60 per
wk. Other benefits. Box 332-V,
Star. -l9
SECRETARIAL POSITION
For alert woman between 25-45; ex-
perienced SteQOgrapher capable OF
Evening star., 1951-03-18
STENOGRAPHER

(Some Shorthand)
Available Immediately; a permanent
position for young woman. 21-35
years of age, who is neat in ap-.
pearance and Is willing to give good
attendance; some knowledge Of
shorthand and a tipping speed of
about 80 words per minute is re-
quired. Apply PERSONNEL Room
500 Open weekdays, 5000 and
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER-CLERK by Ameri-
can Oil Co.. for stenographic and
general office work. Permanent po-
sition, good working conds., pleasant
and conV. Office loc. 40-hr.. 5-day
week, vacation, liberal sick leave,
group ms. and disqualification plans.
For interview phone MIR. BosSLE'
ri sfTEEN6oess2cRErARY, 6esijc part or full
time. young and personable; 1-girl
office: 5-day week. Good salary.
Apply afternoons daily, 729 18th ct.
NV, 3rd floor front.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

For attractive, permanent position
5-day week; pleasant working condi-
tions. Must have neat appearance
and ability to meet the public. Ap-
ply OIL 18th st n W On
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ASSISTANT no OWNER

OF exclusive women's speciality shop
A splendid opportunity for one
capable of assuming managerial
duties and sales position. State
employment past five years. Box
1p6-V Star
Evening star., 1951-03-18
SECRETARY

One with knowledge of furs and SELL
ing preferred. Shorthand not neces-
sary, but typing essential Apply
KAY'S FUR SHOP. 126 11th NV.
(neXt to Gas Col -19
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EXTRA MONEY

You, too, can earn extra money in
direct selling; easy pleasant work:
no experience necessary; We will
train you; car and phone essential.
Call 81. 1855 between 2-6.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
SAI,ESWOMAN

We will train a matured woman with
pleasing personality and neat ap-
pearance to fit and sell corsets and
foundation garments; prefer woman
80 to As yrs. of age; excellent
working conditions and company
benefits. Apply personnel Office
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
CLERKS
KAPLOWITZ

accurate with figures for exclusive
speciality shop; 5-day week. Apply
mornings, $50 to 1920.
OYTYTr0
Evening star., 1951-03-18

ferred for Sat. selling coats, suits
! C~ocSes. ,CTs wear; excel. earnings
AnOIy a1I uepk
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LADY for telephone solicita-
ton from company office; s hours
per week and Saturday: excellent
conditions and conversations. Phone
JU, S-4747 Monday, 10 to IL for
appointment.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

Due to the loss of keymen and be-
cause of the international situation
we have several attractive positions
ages 25 to so. who desire per-
manent position, enjoy meeting the
pubic. prefer large earnings and
guaranteed salary of $50 plus large
commissions. No experience neces-
sary-We will train you thoroughly.
2016 Wilson blvd, the Conklyn
Bldg. 2nd floor. or call CHI. 1850,
S:45 am, pm. Mon. or Tuesday.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
DICTAPHONE
OPERATORS

Age 20 to 30, with some experience
in transcription; interesting work in
convenient location; air conditioned
offices; excellent opportunity with
advancement: 5-day week; to 80
Please call for appointment, MRS
TERRY. ST 1900. 20
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-27
y. of Md. Looking For
Identical Twin HeiferS

Dairy research workers at the Uni
versty of Maryland are looking for
identical twin heifer calves, 50 that
growth habits can be studied until
maturity, when the twins will be used
i'm nutrition experiments. Identical
twin females occur once in every
, 900 calvings, and 100 to 100 sets are
born in the State each year.
Identical twins have been used in
experimental studies at the Universe
ty since 1913, because use of identical
twins reduces the number of animals
necessary to carry out research. A
set of Identical twins, because of their
similar inherited characteristics, will
enable scientists to obtain the same
results secured in studies with to
10 unrelated animals.
The University Dairy department
wants to buy several sets of identi-
cal twin female calves of at least so
percent dairy breeding, and will pay
according to the age and breeding of
the animal. Details are available
from the County Agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-27
NEW GERMANY

Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. f. Martin were Mr.. f. w.
Besley and twin sister, Miss Florence
Besley, Laurel, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. johnson, Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Epstein and
sons and MI. and Mrs. John Folk, of
Grantsyille, were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Warwick, Mrs.
Dorcas Warwick and Gordon War
nick visited Mrs. Lola Sourbrine at
State Sanitarium, near Frederick, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Lee and
family, Cresaptown, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood George, Swanton, visited
Mrs. Many Otto on Sunday.
Miss Sarah Ramp accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Sebold, Of Grants
vile, on a trip to Kansas, where
they will Vi sit Mr. and Mrs Robert
Kamp and family.
Mrs. Miles Livingood, of Swan
ton, is a patient in Memorial hospital,
Cumberland. She is the daughter Of
/ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, of this
communitV
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-27
Pr0clainls Oct. lib
Maryland Land Week

Governor Theodore r. McKeldin is
sued nm official proclamation yester-
day in which he proclaimed the week
Of October lib as maryland Land
Week and urged all citizens of the
Free State to participate in its OBJ
servance.
In his proclamation Governor Nc
keldn stated that 1.-THE present inter
national situation and the rapid
growth of population in these United
duction of food and fiber &. In order
to meet these requirements at home
and abroad, all of our resources
land, labor and capital-must be used
as efficiently as possible" Referring
to the first Of these resources, Cover
nor Mckeldin pointed out that ''wider
application of scientific farming
methods would help greatly to increase
and maintain the productivity of our
agricultural land"
Maryland's chief executive ex-
pressed the opinion that "all citizens
Of the Free State, both rural and ur-
ban, should be acquainted with the
necessity for conserving and increas-
ing the basic productivity of our soils
which are essential to their health and
welfare, as well as to the national
economy"
maryland Land Week" is being
sponsored for the second consecutive
year by representatives of organiza-
tions and agencies in the fields of
agriculture, business, conservation,
homemaking, education, religion, and
civic affairs. Committees have been
formed in most counties of the State
to encourage participation in this
statewide observance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-27
With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt. Lester F. Moon, 10, sen OF
Mrs. Genevieve Moon, Route /, Oak
land, has completed Army Branch I'M
material Basic Training conducted by
the Bird Armored Division at Fort
Knox, Ky.
During his eight weeks of inten-
sive training, Pvt. Moon attended
classes on Indoctrination, General
Military Subjects, and had practica
work in Combat Skills and firing OF
basic Army Weapons-the MI rifle
carbine, As pistol, and grenades in
Guided
Pvt. Moon entered the service july
10, 1851.
Howard c. Roth, who has been il
training in the air force at Sheppard
Texas, has been promoted to private
first class. He has been transferred
to Fort Belvoir, Va, for eight week:
of schooling. He is a son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Erwin Roth, Deer Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-27
All Club TO Make Aprons

At the September IS meeting of
the Loeb Lynn All club, it was de-
cided that the club. would be called
the Apron club, until December. All
kinds of aprons will be made, using
different stitches.
After the business meeting was con-
Quoted, walking and sitting were prac-
ticed for good posture. The group
then took nature hike toward
Pleasant Valley to observe the beau
ties of fall. At present, meetings are
to be held on Saturday at 200 p. m,
every first. third and fifth week Of
each month at the Evangelical United
Brethren Aid Hall at Loeb Lynn. The
next meeting will be held September
20.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-27
Piedmont Resident
Admits Setting Fires

A Piedmont, w Va, World War II
veteran last Friday night admitted
setting seven fires in Maryland and
West Virginia during the past three
months, according to States Attorney
Paul NJ Fletcher, Allegany county.
Three of the fires occurred in Car
rett county.
A charge of arson was placed
against Floyd Cleveland Warwick, So,
as a result Of the statements made to
the States attorney. Warwick was ar
rested last Thursday.
A rifeman in am infantry outfit in
World War II, Warwick told Fletcher
he had done these things becaus 9
during his war activities he was
taught to burn and destroy"
Fires in Garrett county he adj
mitted setting included:
Burning Of stable and garage of
Elmer Lee, near Bloomington, August
"a.
Setting two brush fires on Luke
Hill in Allegany and Garrett coun-
ties.
Set fire to the Brydon residence,
now owned by Mrs. Carroll Pattison,
Bloomington, September IA. The
home was partially destroyed by the
blaze.