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Evening star., 1951-12-06
Williams Trade to Yankees
Not Unlikely, Ellis Ryan Says

hours yesterday, then lunched to-
gether for another two hours, hop
ing to swing a deal that would be
satisfactory to both sides.
Stanky Deal Still Pending.
II told Mr.. Saigh we still were
determined to get Max Laniel
(southpaw pitcher) and Chuck
Diering for Stanky." Leo said
I'VE did not want the other fell
lows he offered. He said he'd
think it over"
II think the deal will be made, y
Leo added with a broad grin.
There We're many rumors OF
other trades, but up to now nc
deal of any kind-big or little
has been consummated.
| Several amendments were due
to be voted on today. One woulc
combine the major and minol
league draft. another presents 6
new version Of the high schoo
rule, which expires December 81
That would permit baseball mer
to contact high school players
but not sign them until after
their class graduates.
PHOENIX. Ariz., Dec. 6 tP.-
Joe DiMaggio left here for New
York yesterday and a final de.
cision on whether he'll play base.
ball in 1852.
Del e. Webb, Yankee co-owner
accompanied him on the flight
Webb, who will stop off in Wash.
ington. said DiMaggio was due II
New York about 3 pm.
In New York, DiMaggio viii
confer with Dan Topping. thu
other Yankee owner. who askec
the veteran to think over" hi.
decision to quit.
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Three New Grid Opponents
On Virginia Tech Schedule
BY the Associoted Press

BLACKSBURG, Va. Dec. g.
Virginia Techs football team will
face three new opponents in 1852.
Additions to the schedule are The
Citadel. West Virginia University
and Alabama.
Techs 1852 schedule:
=, Septemher-20. Davidson, at Charlotte,
N. G.; p, The Citadel, here
October. Virginia at Roanoke: 10,
Alabama, at Alabama (night): is. George
Washlngton. here: IS. Washinston and
Lee, at Washington and Lee.
NoVember-l. University of Richmond,
az Richmond: s, William and Mary here;
10, west Virginia, at West Virginia. 27,
Virginia Military. at Roanoke
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patterned his swing after Jackson's.
Were it not for his Punishment from
baseball as a result of the 1919 BLACK Sox"
series, Jackson long since would have been in
the Hall of Fame. His lifetime average of
1856 for II full seasons is exceeded by only
two other hitters, Ty Cobb and Rogers Horns
by, and only at the tag end of his career did
he hit against anything except the dead ball
In 1920, his final year, Jackson was past 50
and still batted 382
Jackson's first full season was 1911, when
he played for Cleveland and probably no
freshman in history had such an outstanding
Evening star., 1951-12-06
Hockey at q Glance

Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 3; New York, Q.
Detroit, 2; Toronto, Q ftie).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Syracuse. 5; Indianapolis, ..
Pittsburgh, 3; Hershey q
st. Louis, 10; Cincinnati. Q
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
seattle. q: New Westminster, s,
Tacoma, s. Calgary. 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
atlantic City, 4; Philadelphia. 3.
New York, 8; Johnstown, tovertim
Boston. z; Springfield g.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Grand Rapids, z; Toledo. 4.
Detroit, 8; Chatham, 6.
Today's Schedule.
No games In any League.
Evening star., 1951-12-06

Schaff, former New York Univer-
sity basketball player. Schaff is
serving six months for taking
$4,000 to hold down NYU's score
in a game at Madison Square
Garden last January /. NYU was
(See LAMONT, Page C-2.)
, 1951-01-24

That's right, FREE TRANS
And entries
are FREE too. All you need do
is rush around right away and
fill in your entry blank-at
Merrill's Drugstore in Chris
tiansted, or Cap. Moorhead's
Store opposite the postoffice
in Frederiksted.
There'll be races to suit
every donk and jonk, includ-
ing a special race for young
sters, boys and girls II years
OF age or under. In addition to
race prizes, the best-condition-
ed donkey and the best decor
ated cart will each receive a
$40 prize. And all entries will
have the fun of parading be-
fore the Governor to the
music of a scratch band.
That's one reason why it's not
a minute too soon to enter;
not a minute too soon to begin
conditioning your donk and
painting and decoratig your
cart. eve remember last year
that one of the best decorated
carts and handsomest drivers
disqualified when a wheel
fell off at a crucial moment.
It shouldn't happen to a
donk) Entries close February
so get yours in promptly,
particularly if you are going
to need transportation from
Christiansted. There's a limit
to the amount of trucking
space which can be provided,
so it will be ''first come, first
served.
Even if you're not planning
Continued on page ~ |
, 1951-01-24

fast, at least at the Christian
sted end Of the Island. Entries
for the Second Annual Wash
ington's Birthday Race have
been coming in we'll around
Frederiksted, but at Christian
sted only one solitary conten-
der has so far signed up. He
is Hubert Downs, of Estate
Rattan, his entry being Jump
ing Jonk'.
Frederiksted, on the con-
trary, has already chalked up
19 entries. So far, those who
have entered are: Otis Rogers,
with Thunder; Claude Mar
tin, "Pancho'; David Benja-
min, "Ali Kahn; Ernest Nor
ris, Count Dracula',. Claude
Richards, "Jeep"; Charles Hen
ny, Silver Bullet; lie Roy
Henley, 81 Am Coming''; Au-
gustin Clarke, winning Jim;
Andrew Sackey, Jimmy; An
tonic Martinez, Cotton; LIE
Roy Gibbons Touch Me-;
Benjamin Ford, "Black JIM;
Edward Martin, merry Lad";
Ricardo Edwards, Starlight"
Warren Nc Intosh, Mary;
Otto James,, "Sunnet"; Alphon
Sc Milligin, Jack; Sprat Hall
Duke; and Allan Christian,
"Cathartic".
Could be, of course, that the
Christiansted donkers and
their riders don't like the idea
of that Todd miles between
their hometown and the Fred
eriksted Ball Field where the
Race will be held. But, if SO,
they can't have heard that
free transportation will be
provided for all "donks, jonks,
, 1951-01-24
Press Release
CERISTIANSTED JONKS SLOW IN
ENTERING JONKS FOR BIG RACE or 22nd

Though the motto of st. and carts" direct from Chris
crolx Jonkey Club is Breed tiansted Wharf to the Rae
Tor Speed, the idea doesn't Grounds on the morning @
seem to be catching on too the Big Day.
Evening star., 1951-06-29

George Mason Green Co
Exclusive Agents
CHI. 1888. Ewes. and Sum. CHI. 9142
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
SMALL ESTATE
In Nearby Arlington
For the Particular Couple
HIDDEN AWAY ON 2M ACRES
IN AN EXQUISITE
FORMAL GARDEN

ss@Ns~~@NAN
This most unusual property,
located in the best residential
area OF Arlington. Is not far
from Chain Bridge and will be
accessible over the new George
Washington Memorial Parkway
when completed. The unique
stone-and-frame Dutch Colo
nial home has been carefully
planned over the years by its
past owners. While there are
only 2 bedrooms, the spacious
ness OF the grounds and first
floor make IL most desirable
for entertaining. Approached
by wide flagstone terraced
steps. landscaped with ivy and
periwinkle, the charm of the
place is viewed from q wide
glassed, heated conservatory
(15x3D with artistic red-tiled
floor, set of by 'colorful Dutch
tiles. The adjoining living
room (15x20) has an attrac-
tive mirrored stone fireplace,
the dining room with bay
window overlooks the beautiful !
garden. and for utilitarian
purposes, there is an up-to-
ture window, breakfast cor
ner. On the 2nd floor, master
bedroom with connecting bath
to guest bedroom. Full base
ment with automatic laundry,
hot-water heating system. A
fortune In paintings with hun
dreds of rhododendrons, holly,
mountain laurel, dogwood and
many other plants. A wishing
well and quaint little foun-
tain lend q picturesque key
note to the private garden.
Additional acreage available.
Shown by appointment.
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N. ARLINGTON
5-RM. RAMBLER
$28,500
One of the best-planned new brick
ramblers yet and located in the
Washington Golf and Country Club
area. Features entrance hallway,
double vestibule closets. 13x23-ft.
twin-sized bedrms.. even the smallest
is I1xl3; 2 full baths. gar. and
full basement. The kit. is ultra and
has breakfast space. VIII be COM
pleted in 80 days, SO still time to
appt. only.
j. FULLER GROOM co.
OK or CHI. 44S7. 20
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REVERLY Hills

School with its reputation will bl
ground; your home q year-old brici
Cape Cod. so close to shopping ant
transp. via Shirley hwy. The liv
rm.. has fireplace. of course: dininG
I'm. is good-sized; kit. is modern In
every respect. with garbage dis
posal. exhaust fan. range and refgr.;
then there is q large bedrm. and
upstairs we have 2 excellent bedrms
and full tiled bath; the full bsmt
has q high ceiling. outside entrance
and toilet. The yard is completely
fenced with white oak paddock
fencing. S22.950 with only Sc, 6,45C
cash required. Call
Arlington Realty Co.
1919 Wilson Blvd. oW. 5000
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RAMBLERS
COUNTRY PROPERTY

NEAR MIDDLEBURG. vA.-stone
acres, in best residential section:
fne old trees, lawn, stone fences;
S2l 200. HOWISON (Broker), WO
-O971 or MiddlehilrR 2n6I -H
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sAII
RoPERTY-REN7
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DESIRABLE LOCATION for dent,st
OF physician; opposite Statler Hotel
eGs. Gn lssh San st; i Ex szs s5sS; II
H. =: ana basement; modern ofices 10
reasonable rent; long lease To- re.
9 pm. WIN. cALoMiRisn 5ii STsnsi INV w
eoHFr lol2 18th st. NV, DI. 1865.
GEORGIA AVE. and Kennedy MSo st w
ssS sasSSsasiSn' aSD Sss srs rsD "a SSSS
ontce oncss. containing con. LOO So. It.; eis-
staIST; sr,bnf;ors suitable Saas fer tobber Or dis
sslyiee fusnishsddls nsas dshs THoMt,ssp an5 t,spitoF
NV, Dl. $3.50. ''' t''n s''
n; ". COR. WIS. AND PROSPECT
IN; Gnd a. 100 So. #. open space;
lse; 49, display windows. S125 mo. RA.
iii EYE ST. NV Ice, rms and
mo. MICHAEL WALSH Il sons
. III Eye st; NV, RE. 1882. go
Ana sfn r.; no elevator; S65 month. Di.
1909 EYE ST. N.w.-rbr..-,torv
bldg. approx. 5000 SO. it., in whole
IFo Fl IN NJ part; pSp ssssSSo2nable sS2 rent. Call
tnrs "a. Nj SEHNtSLElN & CO: Real
Ess coND111oNsEbb N Eb" csn1ary mE S49S sS,,o
ing. 4l2 5th st NV, opposite Mn
nicipal Court: ofices Available IN
single units or suites Single units.
S4S TO SOB 90. Parking space avail
able. THOS. J. FISHER g. co. INC.
1lse sS lpsf 81. NV, r. n.S xbouI pl a,6 $3.50 .
S225 mo. to desirable tenant, eiev.
once bldg, all services incl. ADJ Al
BRfdNT RhANi AssTnS, sT6pNSoddSso1 Ne 1901. 80
aa ee sfSk s9I sge iPece St with answering ssFV-
OFFICE, 1fx19. with privileges or
attTactiyely decorated reception rrS' M
and secretarial service; 2 desks in
once; impressive. location; ideal
F 0Sfe 81. AZ ME 9TH ieos Saf loT s.S spe,S p NJ
Downtown shopping district; suit.
for most any business; elevator;
low rental. Apply $40 r st. NV,
rstS sls% AMI. +. Pa. AVE, .4s PA. AVE.
rooms; m"iew Snod vacancies; 1osstjaS all outside
Apply $40 T st. NV. Room 10.
l415 X ST.-Two private offces:
snare reception rm.: furnished at
IraetlVeiy; air conditioned. DI. 5e4i.
LARGE BRIGHT OFFICE in LAWYER.
suite in Woodward Bldg; available
for rent until Oct. /, 1851. Call
Bldg. DI. 0630.
OFFICE, earpeted, air
COMO, executive and 1 secretary
desks; share reception. hall, Telephone
service; Conn. ave- near Mayfover:
SioO month; avail. now. BOX 1856,
a 900 SO. Fl. OF SPACE in modern ct
ooWntewn bldg.; may divide; also
BERT HARVEY, INC, 9l2 nth st.
~ RE; 1865. II
DENTAL OFFICE - Well-established
once in Northwest apt. bldg; de-
slrable corner location; ayailabls
mld-July; equipment available for
purchase from former dentist; rent.
Sl2o month. Contact Mr.. Fletcher.
2; r SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV,
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. Nv
Entire End floor, over Peoples DruR
store; suitable for professional Of
nee or similar use; available July 4;
rent, Sl00 month. Phone for appt.
70 inspect. B. F. SAUL CO, 926
10Th s.; NV Ma. 2100 80
On UPPER WIS. AVE. in D. C. vi.
cinity Woodward & Lothrop uptown
store: lge. light, airy space, ideally
prceG to rent IGT as oisS SSoe reasonably sse
spection invited. 5000 wis, ave.
NV. WO. $3.50 or WI. 1882. II
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
CURTIS e. MARTIN
OPEN DAILY, 8 TIL .
INcnME

- ~~~s A~~~A~As y - ~ y
INCOME
Live in nice brick home, rent its
apis. and take pride in your
Investment. Each unit has private
bath. pvt. entrance and equipped
Kitchen; 2 apts.. completely fur
and is nicely arranged with 2 bed
lot, convenient to everything. Price,
S25,500. No b45.
GREET YOUR FRIENDS IN
EXCLUSIVE BELLE HAVEN
Live and entertain in splendor. Extra.
ordinary recr. room, knotty pine
with built-in bar, fireplace and
Auorestent lighting. You'll love the
huge barbecue pit and the beauti-
ful corner lot. Spacious liv. rm., din.
rm. and automatic kitchen. A lovely
bedrms., 4 baths. All large rooms
and closets galore. Price, S35. 900.
Only $4,000 down. No. S17 Shown
by .appt.
SPARKLING WHITE
suburban bungalow, 2 nice bedrms.,
large liy. rm., h-acre lot. white
picket fence. Nice lawn, room for
garden, Assume the present 4 20 loan.
Pay only S52.17 per month, in
cludes taxes and Insurance. Only
$3.50. No. $40.
12O SO. ROYAL, ALEX, VA.
TIE. 0233 AL. 6815
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

I WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your home. ANY location, any condi.
FiGa sRoMf1 M 2s1 AfTrN4,oN4 shf o47 |. IN. :,
men. properes S ,s suSins,s whss y o. invest d..,
call r. A. HUMPHREYS ResitoY
80s North Capitol NA $3.50 ~ Fres
DIRECT FROM OWNER in R s. C.
ssaIsieRa ssss csarsh Ct ys1Es5nia ssss ST. 76s5 ESQ
sr0I CASH for your house white or
coIored; any section, any Condition
MR. LISS. Me 667O,
WANT TO BUY nice 2 or 3 bedrm
home not over $40 900. in a nice
ATTENTION. OWNERS can get
you top. all cash or term deal foT
yg ySpr o6og o66oge. Cali Mr.. Williams, W Lila Is
WANT BUNGALOW or 2 besrn
immsd; Chevy Chase ID. c. or Md
or Bethesda; $4,000 down, Mr.
HILL, ME. 2137; ewes. Ia. 1857.
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS. owNE's Sci,
for cash to MR.. NASH, RE. 2l6i'
nuNGALOW or small home, Mont
gomery or Prince Georges County,
pon from o 9yner; have substantial cash.
HoMES-MD., VA, D. C.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 34iS. 3os
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for your property CAR
Mr.: KITCHENS. Ii 1905 ~
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lNvEsTMEkT PROP. FOR SAL

24-UNIT. garden-type apt; oti-street
IsRss snestsd win woobmGoR ae msGsosaEn aarSeY q sash
aann asng9 7tdlS sdl;Sso tis aefo e pm; eyes,. Mr.
THREE-FAMILY APT, Takoma PIX;
ans ns pTiss spssioss Slds sId all spts Esl equip
come over $4,000 annually; well
financed. MRS. BARTON. RE. 2s45;
eyes,. SH. 206S. so
14th and Belmont
NV; row brick bldg. with restau-
rant on lst floor, apt. on End; res
taurant completely redecorated, new
pumping and wiring; equipment in
excellent cond.; ready to operate;
price OF S24,50Q includes every
thing; $5, 900 cash, Call 2. ELIOT
ewes. ia. 2-13l7.
INToWN N.E.-Three new 4-family
nlogs.; all apis. corners with two
bldg; tenants pay utilities. GEORGE
Y. WoRTHINGToN & SON, MA.
3326, OIL. 3739. --5
THREE UNFURN. UNITS. Pvt. baths,
pvt. entrances; less than 8 times
annual rental. ARKIN REALTY Co,
ST. 1852, eyes,. GE. 1892. 80
MD.--16-room man.
sion; A baths. elevator: ideal loca-
ton for conversion into dr.'s offices
and aptS, or nursing home. To in
spect. call Madison 46S3-R, or write
c. E. Baldwin, 1900 Eutaw pl., Balti.
more n, Nd. principals only.)
4-UNIT. rooms and bath ca; re-
modeled Bldg; compl; furn.; 5 blocks
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STORES FOR RENT

st Ess TssDSoae DSssa Of co. You sna ss
bldg;. appTox. 2.2oo. So. t.. aoxiSS sitSfi
IN rear; eeihs aIso asss o furn III large alles &
With toilet facilities on % each 1ipr: tioor:
! e. TIo9p o5sssse's e.. & sois = f4sb Sh0,s L.
LITTLE STORE by the side o, tn.
road-Store and living quarters;
light groe., snack bar, soft drinks,
candies. ice cream, tobacco. In new
develop. On Route $40. Hammond
ar; Clsrksburg. Md, No. 5 Ham
500 i 18th Ii ST. N.w.-Attr.c.I Is0 sma,,
store, suitable any business. lt Heat
furn, $50 month. JAMES CARR
Realtor, DU. $3.50. II
1g44 9th ST. N.W.--Ideal downtown
location; now equipped as grocery
store; only $S5 mo. RA. 1900. 80
600 ST. N.W.-2nd commercial,
opposite. Hecht's. good business To-
cation. Apply $40 F st. NV. RIM. 10.
1918 n ST. N.W.-Entire 2-story
basement building; ground floor COX
sSs s ssRE g. rs sa5g
CORNER SToRE-155 ID ST. NE
6is3os. GSod location; ne. suitable for store or
9O3 E ST. N.W.-Plus 5000 So. It.
OF added warehouse. Top business
location. Call MIR. MILLS. MA. 1896.
1c4 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Next to
Giant Food store: immediate Dos
session: $175 mo. KAY REALTY
co. RA. 22Oo; ewes. GE. 0518.
BsMT. AND LIST FooR, 25xe0. SS75
mo, 17I6 Georgia ave. NV. Inquire
1Sd5 Georgia ave. NV. 3
and desk space, with answering
service. 81 Eye st. NV. 3A
SILVER SPRING. 901 Pershing dr.. !;
9 lge. rms. and bath, ground floor;
4So SO IT,. perfect for radio shop,
plumbing or ether small business;
available Immediately. 81. 4554.
819 11th N.W.-Ground fioor; vacant;
second commercial good for any
type business; concrete floor, heat
and light furn.; reasonable rent.
sO4 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-1st COM
mercial store on busy intersection;
dimensions, 32x60; reasonable rent
70 reliable tenant. Call MR.. SHA-
PRO after 5 pm. EN-. 015l. -5
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9719 GEORGIA AVE
DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 910 18th st. NV.
near Conn. and K-New, modern.
attractive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch-
BOARD. mail and telephone answer
nRsr lRs rseryiee available. Call ST. 1855.
centrally located. $50 Der month
~ Bond Bldg. ST. O623. %
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shoemaker and
family, of Turtle Creek, Pa, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Hummel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fox, Miami, Fla,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Otto, Springs, Pa,
Miss Edith Martz and Mrs. Schrock,
of Salisbury, Pa. were visiting friends
here on Sunday.
The New Germany Homemakers
Club held its annual picnic at the rec
reational area last Thursday. At the
conclusion Of the meal, the president,
Mrs. Wilmer Hummel, took charge
of the business meeting. This was
followed by group singing. The meet
ing next month will be at the home
Of Miss Mabel Broadwater.
Visitors at the NJ. f. Martin home
recently were Mrs. Sarah Gwynn, Mrs.
George Williams and daughters, OF
Gilmore; Mrs. Wilbert Waddell and
Mrs. Maggie Brown, of Homecoming.
Archie Warwick and Homer burst
are visiting their respective parents,
prior to being sent overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dietrich
and family, Of Beallsville, Pa, and
Mr. and Mrs. Firestone, of Connells-
vile, Pa, called on Mrs. Mary Otto
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Otto and family
The Women's Guild met Sunday
evening at the home of Mrs. Orville
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standard of ethical conduct in the
United States Government which
may be one of the reasons for the low
opinion of Government in general
that pervades the country.
Under The Dome
| have asked the Government OPP
erations Committee of the House
Expenditures Committee to investi-
gate some Army contracts which
have been brought to my attention.
These contracts are awarded to low
bidders and then an adjustment is
made giving the bidder a larger
amount.
My assistance also was asked in
connection with the use of students
in a Veterans Administration trade
school being used on private con-
tracts before they have finished their
courses and learned their trades.
have gotten in touch with the Veter-
ans Administration regarding this
matter
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of Detroit, Michigan, who have been
visiting Tom Hutchinson, spent Fri
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Iret
Ashby.
Mrs. Walter Mersing and children,
Frostburg; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ora
ham and family, Crellin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Mersing and family, of
Valley Point, w. Va, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Blauch and family
Ward Ashby, ET2/c, USNR, of
Norfolk, Va, spent the weekend with
his wife and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ashby and
family, of Clarysville, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Colaw.
Sunday evening dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cars
Knots and son Charles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rev. Don jackson, of Corinth, w. Va,
and Milton Fike.
Mrs. Don Teagraden left last We'd
nesday to join her husband, who is
employed in Connecticut.
Mrs. Lawson Knots is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. William Knots, in Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schwarz, of
Kingsport, Tennessee, visited friends
here.
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Dewitt were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hollis, of Terra
Alta, and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Wat
kins, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Willard Allen Dewitt spent few
days with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Hollis, at Terra Alta.
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family will be held August II at the
Methodist church grounds in North
Glade. All relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Rev. Ross Speicher,
of Accident, will be the speaker.
Family Picnic Held
The sons and daughters of Mrs.
Lewis Kamp held family picnic at
the home of Mrs. Mary Otto on Sun
day. Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Beason Glotfelty, of Oakland;
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kamp and
daughters, Pretty Prairie, Kansas;
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Beachy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Kamp, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
L. Otto, Austin Kamp, Mrs. Lewis
Kamp, of Grantsville. Others attend
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin MOser
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Dunn and family, Johnstown, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Nom, Salisbury,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Blayne Skunk and
son, Meyersdale, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Kamp, Confluence, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. William Merrill and family,
Avilton; Mrs. Henry Lee and family,
Kenneth Beachy, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Ramp and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Sebold and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Swauger, Mrs. Mary
Otto, Helen and Robert Otto, Grants
vile; Juanita Michael, Barton; Sarah
Kamn Cumberland
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NEW GERMANY
Hummel Reunion

The annual Hummel reunion was
held at the Daniel Hummel farm on
Sunday, August 5. Those present were
Mrs. Wilbur Derry and Miss Irene
Hummel, West Salisbury, Pa; Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Hummel, Mrs. Ruth
Seitz, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Seitz,
McKeesport, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Hummel, Williamsburg, Pa; Mrs.
Merle Smith, Detroit, Mich; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Merrill and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Merrill and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Junior Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Welch
and Mrs. Mollie Turner, Cumberland;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Brown and
family, Salisbury, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry j. Hummel and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Garland Hummel and sons,
Frostburg; Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hum
mel and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Davis and family, Allan Fresh and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Hum
mel and daughters, Grantsville; Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Broadwater and
family, Helen Weber, Jean Ahern,
Meyersdale, Pa.
George Reunion
The annual reunion of the George
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Melvin Sisler, who recently re-
turned from Germany, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Sisler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shaffer, Mrs.
Mary Mosser, Mrs. Margaret Knots,
Mrs. Floyd Carskadon, Mrs Grace
Gilmore, Judy Gilmore and Margaret
Anne Kershetsky were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs MINERS Schoch, Of
Oakland, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weeks and
children visited relatives in McKees-
port, Pa, on Sunday. Leo Crane re-
turned home with them for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mersing and
family, of Valley Point, w. Va, were
guests of the formers father, Mr..
Charles Mersing.
Mrs. Mary Mosser, of Cumberland,
returned home after few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay l.. Bell and fami-
ly and Phyllis Dumire spent the
weekend with Vivian Courtney, at
College Park.
Mr.. Albert Shaffer has been a pa
tient in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards, of
Grantsville, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Shatfer, Thursday evening.
Mr.. Lee Ashby, who is employed at
Waynesburg, Ohio, spent the week
end with his family.
Mr.. Frank Hutchinson and daughter,
Emma Jane, and Bill Casteel, of
Glen Rock, N. j., have been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Iret
Ashby.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Friend and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Bowser and family, at
Pursglove, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shook and
two children, and Miss Wilma Shook,