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Evening star., 1952-02-23
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Evening star., 1952-02-23
BOOKKEEPER

III SRa fafI'' @ s.pG. &E' psf.op By! ''Pstp';,S q 70
Booirtunity,.,, olg line Washington
We want perinaheht rlnplgye. some
fShVsme1 SH Shd bpneaBts sSbyh6df
getE. A. pOh,t oyetlO6k this ,.qhe
Evening star., 1952-02-23

sFENodRAPHER
'tE';:; 'tE';::;;!iS:.. &S! "Ssf% s'|s;sGs
SReed Interview 10 "V,Rr 10 ~ ~
l&Sass fFRH sExER"IHAFMa, fRO
Evening star., 1952-02-23
CARPENTRY

O3S36S 81RV 4V@
ss:sHsf ss sssn! y aT:Ht%s ss. "a AoS;:: ~:
money by cslllng UN. pl0l. .--24
DBAIN PIES elsc!TicAlly
kooTES. Psson: IA, Ssss any dss,
ELECTRICAL .INsTALLATyoNs. re-
r: .dss.se ssS1; effRSAt' RA ssss s:sss ss sSs' t. aSns
FENCE--oalvanized chain.. linki ell
posts In concrete, Immediate cree.
ton; oet The esst be- - foT, lessi ~ se |,
evenings and Sunday NO 66DR
Evening star., 1952-02-23
C0MPANI0N- -sInIJRFWEFRER -
Crndit nf1ann AaAiALnnt

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EaessslItsiht igf ia'tNRn res slIalaan..a az discounts
Frame J6Welry Co. OF NE.
- ligb n b. MA
BEHTAE AssisTANTI gUsgOj "a.
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DRUG sTeREr aB0l lblR ~ MW
Dry Cleaning Inspector
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eHRerlsDisd a. nTsl,elAss inspector,
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OFFICE MANAGER
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pm ,aEetETi0hIsf Small gaede!Ra
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RgegPTl0NIsT SECRETARY, Gae,
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NSSTss. s6S TrIsdSssSrsYS' Nv OXYGEN
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sRSuNbFy, Rst bF yi4!t,,sHWSf WA w.. q sye TotMyAN ay
sALEaGIRL, for work In dTugstore
on drug and cosmetic counters
good salary, pleasant working con-
ditions. Experience preferred Ap.
ply EMPIRE PHAR" 1888 Conn, ave,
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Evening star., 1952-02-23
GAS RANOEg

DB.iA. Whit enamel, Insult eyer
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Evening star., 1952-02-23
THE EVENING STAR


ll0l Penna Ave, NV.
sTENOGRAPHRR CLERK, for Cas-
uAlty. Fire Snhurance Agency. Age
u III i9S, S,ao CRAWFORD d TAss4EN' s4
- To reside in private
school charge OF small group OF
resident children, and do some tutor
ing state qualifications and .tele.
phone Write p o. Box 4O"o. p c
TUTOR, for boy /. years old; do not
phone; reply by letter; live m MRS
rYprssfT Vi BY cAAssiHrEiRo All Eio' for small TS ioan
once; experience preferred but not
essen tial 44-hr. week. Salary,
NOLAN FINANCE CO, 1907 Rhode
island ave. Mt. Rainier, Md. NO
CLERK for work In bookkeep.
tng once; must be able to type well
6-day week: salary. $50. FORMAN
BROS. INC. 1890 oakie st. ne;
TYPIsT- CLERK. no business expert.
ence required. Permanent position
SSsy SSH aoS sSSGuE uF1cETTkkEs Ne 1908 S.sST; w.
lerbey ave. INV ----.. 80
Evening star., 1952-02-23
KfFeHENE

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Evening star., 1952-02-23
MID MIM
LOAN 0FFFgH

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#a SspfaFtts s#ISHHi HSsVdlR' sEsft
Evening star., 1952-02-23
MLleELLANIoVi IeR SALE

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AGRs'I !. sESsyssN|lsssJ Js."j1StsRssg s.%j .:Si
'Ss|||::3Ss"'! !||S;Ess|9|''E::'';i, '';i,v|s4. .ITIyIGE
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'sIWSHsIh 'MlViSE 'SSIS''A6'h'
ANTIQyEa. pvt, ,epllsstiopl ismpGj
BOWL pitcher ssH'''VE AsYS, -S2
AETI9uE hAMPA--Malebed pair %,
EsS. easI Hl:T N2f' MaSn ba.. ....e A"d
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As!'q.HIss N! qs..!HIss d::s .'A'.,. '..,.
china, MsiiSSh hsurihSS. FA''RBFb,.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
FIFE gaIysnlaed, BLACK can IT0n

RFeas es1ugsEsb .REnpks ,s0Sa'
ssI4r9ss .ad dsA'sss' ssSd.s ~ CT sf.:cP
P6SEEaM aMassSStfliassstt ssstt' very tu., Ave ~ w.,
asy M Idol dsoTSlts w sst sssa sagi
arIInetsD aaioIIs1tt salo North 'Tfinidsd . TiE, T
RxSdE. 1 ! Il electric, Hotpo,pu sFsspS
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rsfsS$sOts ssES:s :ss &c., tca dShsiiss:,Es sBS
REcSRPERHs3 RHs3a,sr 5a.s "' Il. R,"' new - psn.
ss'SS&Ms55iRosSP sa'op 'A' ''f NO. 05n'FsS!S''' sSSS
REFRIGERATOR, westinshoa1,.
PSEEaan1d-new' never uncrated. oW.
RiEaFsH,:e7EaAToE. las,..7 y ssry.l, 8 Gu, ;-s1s H..
REERTG Fp no S.ooyp.
S;eSS; 9; S::I ;:E %sstiSshcsss sTis. sl;S. s;ES.
REFRIGERATOR. eeryei, 3 Gu. IT,,
E9od condition. $50. Call UN,
REFRIGERATION, eft, WeStinRhouse.
yrs. 2Ila; excel cond. JU. S-3J33:
EtEt6EkATOR, Ney SIS #. dE,
sSYbleo oshSo doors SoFs list price. Gail
RnFsfitdfR Sss. SssSs OIL; u.:S .aPo' ,,eoosst! st
fsar,i 8 fIS2 H%,Rsl RRsslTEsin: 1851 a :S%pis:.
"sr.sSnrAdotS .or.msnt iso sio w. SS' ou. i:' ::,n a.:
yL-,,El guarantee Time payments.
RFFRl6ERATORS - Ten frisidairss
now IN operation In apt. bids con.
tfolled from motor in cellar. very
reasonable. OWNER, or. 1919.
REFRl0ERATORs RENTED. ~ mo
EEInall aepsoslt. DoWbS ELECTtiC
Evening star., 1952-02-23
TRUCK DRIVER

Experienced furniture mpVer, Local
;sssII,st" v%srkISs S;ssssat9lssSesj 'Esyst E'ssset
snees, Report GU New York ave.
NV IA
Evening star., 1952-02-23
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, YARD work
SIssn,rSI SsIl %aIh,inS' ~ sSfFyp4sa4iYS HssWfS-
Harbof LlEhts Corp ME. 4b39
WHITE MAN Govt and Railroad ma.
ehiniet now IN supy. capacity wants
sS:''sHHs sSs:s ss! 'P Of i'fsi'n2SS f: De-. SSss2a pm
VETERAN, 90. desires JOB With 1924
dssSE.Ea,rS' aI,Si' sS',;i;' SSsI: Iii:'': a.?i,.. S.
SOf5S. In Sl'i9elPPF i9e,lPPF ASS" "aS6e0' once ss!''F
fIlilns Lllii9h. K. wash eSfII expert:
Evening star., 1952-02-23
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-CapAple full chaTgei
.ssat sSSsslsn'fS pe.Sa ais:s sts
A6toGSFANT. expert, books started,
caught up, audited, closed, al tsSesi
A9aRSsSSJtSS1FfANFF A9aRSsSS sssseSssSsl. ssSss full .sESssrs.,
PsS'ei sPsssivs concern. Sss' AvailsbIs immsai.
ately. Local references, OF. R?2s'
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMAN, B
year, Years sxpSEisence' oTrnSSymSSns ina lsiysl
salary open Call no. 9i14. 34'
BOOKKEEPING, time, material, cost
work In construction ONCE by re.
tree, Box R6.M, Star. 24e
Evening star., 1952-02-23
HgLp MEN IesN,,I

'ElI,EISsE' VSIRSIf4 ,NfS,.PFs
0sbElEd5BT9Sa"f bldB fladb' 'hsafsls syg.
Evening star., 1952-02-23

MI IHFUI 20
300 KERPRR, ypung lady with peT.
s.s ssPPfllsnftfh dsSsS1sSp dss9SisSSG
day wk, Insurance and other sen.
er0uh company benefits. PInaLaIlt
ss1arrEIsoIGnn.dl9sh Tihc coiG oSioG'oPYgliye. NJ;
for interview HALEY'B, INC M
81, at First He, -l4
Evening star., 1952-02-23
BVSINESS SERVIeIB

'E!'!"' "',E!IEsss!'i', IN! 'i''IE'' ','iEs'is J'S''.E!IHI||I
" IE'E;j;ijEE'|iIil ilt|IHI|il'I'II'I'I!;;;i||i!ji v
Evening star., 1952-02-23
tAattitt ltvsis+ lat a.,

,,SGSssIF GSsIFHiEsiiIT iEIsiI siiITYIsisr I'm oitSst.oEs: iSt
SH si:FI:E{:a ssi:FI.fl:aas'' !SSs Sst s'fs9If;d sSI.isd
Ellsfsiy' 'ellnsfSSyttsel'h p;.2Rssl'ISspId StId
ohIiIESStaEsss, l91s.Ey IssffSS,Il,gffs..fse,
7BlO ga ateu SILVER sDilhea
Evening star., 1952-02-23

=, exper., in almost all
phases Of building, desire connection
reputable builder, Some. knowledge
plumbing. electrical and masonry.
Consider subcontract. Call Fairfax
94s.W before u pm. "a
CHEF. colored; IS yrs exper:; low
percentage: can take full charge oi
kit; menu planner. Ii. 3-bl3D
CLERK. .sTEN0. -- Retired; part.timC
work, conscientious. reliable. honest
,IAettStarr Attsr ssll Ho; Is 9Sla 9oSi.a =,
experience; 40-hr. week only. = Boz
IANITOR, colored; exper., desires EN-.
ployment with auarterBj have been
with present employer 3 yrsA would
like to make change. Can give excel
refs. Willing worker. Call FRANK
HYNES. MI, O604 or NO. "3s2.
MAN. A. years Of asc, white, unen:
p,,oyssd dd.; sinss sayinHa a.,S1s. MSsryianf wnrf
for room and board. plus Z reason.
sslee .,sera.sh seash N alloya,n!ets: RUSSELL
304, WE, BnBg. =-9b
Evening star., 1952-02-23
OFFICE MANAGER

S$SSTS|asEjEEF S3T:i R'''s ss7!!aP'E8E!! 7!.a5 "!
sRd dry cleaning store, in siysr
sSys&BHy s;i sE $!s!'H's; $!s.sH Va, 4 sye T95MHS
on drug and, cosmetic counters
good salary pleasant working con
dItions. Experience preferred Ap.
ply EMPIRE PHAR,, 1888 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1952-02-23

staR4Et FFFt, FSSHA s1'a' N /"
ooaSSEPS ssi. S.l... EMSF9sS 9sS EHeS Il s.y. Ts9fs st
ehMaTsH and i've IN home, H.
COL6RED NURsgMAID--Livs mi sx-
peFleDGs, and loea 5etereRces Ie,,
SBE'sse; se.E' e'rolEE ~. fayESS fSayESS5. Rockville gH''
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-23
0haAacze4 n 144bbe

The character of the who will represent these
United States in the White House is becoming issue
and in this eecton-and when talks of character
the of Dwight d. Eisenhower stands out head and
shoulders above his opponent and others the side Of his
opponent including the present occupant OF the White House
In Presidents "Whiffle stops they have been
termed he has behaved in to lower the dignity
CT the office which he holds very marked degree Gov
eminent immortality poses threat almost deeprooted
Communism and yet it brushed aside by the Democratic
candidate and his boosters with such light remarks Il
know of mess in Washington"
Many Democrats SenSed the trend and have formed
Democrats for Eisenhower committees In paid advertise
they declaring that international security over
shadows all other questions and that the need to clean house
is paramount domestic problem In both they point
Eisenhower the best qualified to restore decency
and integrity in and to establish international
security More power those Democrats who acknowledge
the need for a change.
America and needs the qualities of honesty and
confidence that Eisenhower give trend toward Elsen
hover is detected whistle stops polls and from remarks
of newspaper travelling with the two candidates. Not
enough feel comacen about but enough to continue
determination elect administration with OF
Justice play and consideration of all citizens rather than
pressure groups.
Ikes our kind Of a guy. He's down to earth. He gives
one feeling of safety if the government entrusted to
him. We hope he's your kind of a guy too.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-23
Oakland Fireman
Not Seeking Legal
Slot Machines

The Allcgany and Garrett
County Volunteer Fircmcn's asso-
citation this week asked the Allie
gany County delegation to the Cen
cral Assembly to make sure they
were included in any state legis-
lation that might be passed legal
ling slot machines, but appar-
entity this request does not include
Oakland firemen.
Alva G. Gortner, president of
the Oakland Volunteer Fire De
partment, Inc, said the story that
appeared in the Cumberland papers
this week does not apply to the
Oakland group. He said he also
doubted that any fire company in
Garrett county was seeking such
legislation.
1t was stated that statewide
legislation would be pushed to
legalize slot machines at the next
General Assembly.
The AlIegany county delegation
answer to the request was a We
hement NO Delegate Horace P.
Whitworth, Jr., told the firemen
that he would not back such legis-
lation and would fight it. "That is
what believe is in back of crime,
he said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-23
INDUCTION CALL
FOR rs

Twenty-SiX Garrett county men
have been called for induction in
November, it was announced this
week from Garrett County's selec-
tive service board They will report
to the Fairmont induction station
on Monday, November 10, to enter
the armed forces.
Mrs. Harland Bittinger, clerk to
the board, also announced that nine
persons had been called to report
for physical examinations on that
day also.
Those scheduled for induction in
Guided the following:
James Dewey Foy, Swanton;
Cecil Ruben Smith, Friendsville;
William Henry Failinger, Grants
vile; Paul Ross Paugh, VindeX;
Ronald f. Nazelrod, Deer Park;
Kenesaw Mountain Lands, Deer
Park; Calvin Harvey burst,
Grantsville; Kenneth 'Duling Dice,
Kempton.
Alvin Russell Knox, VindeX;
Ralph Playford Keefer, Oakland;
Lawrence W. Stemple. Crellin;
Wayne Raymond Lions, Shallmar;
Wayne Lee Bowser, Accident;
nu,iub+ on Hara GraOtSVillp.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-23
Choral Society To
Give Concert Monday

The Cumberland Choral society
will present a concert in Oakland
Monday night for the benefit of
the Southern High School Band
uniform fund.
The presentation will be at the
old Oakland High school auditorium
at $50 o'clock, under the direction
of Jack Platt, director. Alden G..
Lewis will be the accompanist. The
concert will be free to the public,
and the offering taken will be con-
tributed to the uniform fund.
The one and one-half hour con-
cert will be given in five parts with
the opening numbers being selec-
tions from The Creation" oratorio
by Haydn.
In the second group soloists will
be Joan Nichols, Kenneth McGraw,
and Clarence Thompson. Among
the third group the Fort Hill High
School boys quartet will be
featured.
During part four Marilyn Ash
baugh will be the ballad singer in
a special arrangement. During the
offering Mrs. Anne f. Corner,
pianist, of Cumberland, will play.
Mayor Joseph limbaugh will
speak briefly. The choral society
and audience will join in the nation
al anthem for the closing number.
Following the concert a private
reception will be given to members
Of the choral society by mothers
and members of the Southern High
parcnt-tcachcr association
The society was organized in
1899, \ policy of presenting all
programs free was instituted and
is recognized service of the group
in the Cumberland area. -Four
major concerts are planned in the
Cumberland area this next year.
Expenses annually of around S.
900 are provided by civic minded
citizens Of Western Maryland
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Democrats Openly
Voice Support Of
Dwight Eisenhower

Many Democrats throughout
Maryland have openly voiced their
disapproval of low moral standards
in the present national administra-
ton and have announced their sup
port for General Eisenhower in the
coming election.
Reasons for supporting Eisen-
hover were published in paid adj
vertisemcnts this week in Balti-
more newspapers and carried sig
natures of former Mayor Howard
W. Jackson, Of Baltimore, and
other Democratic dignitaries. 1t
also listed Fulcher P. Smith, of
Oakland.
A Maryland Professional Com
mittee for Eisenhower and Nixon
is distributing 100000 postcards
throughout the state, according to
DR.. Amos X. Koontz, state chair
man. These cards urge prospective
voters to Look Before You Leap,
and are signed by the senders fol
distribution among their clients
and patients.
The Baltimore American of Sun
day, October 10, carried the infor-
nation that Dr.. koontz had listed
other officers Of the organization
and chairmen from all but eight
of the Maryland counties Dr.. f. |.
Baumgartner was listed as chair
man for Garrett county
Dr.. Baumgartner, who is a mem
Der of the County's Democratic
State Central Committee, however,
Yesterday declared that his name
had been used without authority
to do SO.
1t was felt this week that large
number Of Democrats in Garrett
County would cast their ballots for
Eisenhower. Those who openly say
so agree with the Democrats for
Eisenhower committee which says,
I'VE believe that international Sc
curity ovcr-shadows all other
questions and that Dwight d.
Eisenhower is the best equipped
man for the job. We regard the
need to clean house as the para
mount domestic problem. On this
issue, too, Dwight d. Eisenhower
is best qualified because he is to-
tally free of any ties with or obli-
cations to those now in power.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-23

sist in the farm operations. Modern
syrup making methods are used
to produce the product.
In addition to producing maple
syrup, Bishof keeps seven dairy
COWS on the farm. They are used
to nurse the 20 to IS dairy hcifcr
calves that Bishof' buys from
nearby dairymcn and sells later as
producing dairy COWS. He raises
his own grain and hay to take
care of all his feeding needs. Bish-
off is an cnrollce this year in the
FFBL program in Garrett county.
One of the latest improvements
ON the Bishoff farm is a large farm
pand near the farm home. The
Bishotfs are active in all communi-
ty and church activities and -
ycar-old George has Holstein
heifer calf for his All project.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-23
Life of Pastor
Portrayed i'll Play

A play at the Pine Grove church
of the Brethren, near Swallow
Falls, Sunday morning October
26th, at 10 o'clock, will portray the
life of Rev. John Kline, pioneer
preacher Of the Civil War days,
and a physician who ministcred to
the sick as well.
Rev. Kline Travelled more than
fifty thousand miles ON horseback,
over the hills Of Maryland, West
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
He stabbed his horse in Oakland,
May 10, 1864, and was killed
June Is, 1864, being shot from his
horse because of his religious con-
victions. There will be fifteen ac-
tors in the play which will last
for two hours. There will be sing
ing and a basket dinner will be
served in the basement
The public is invited and no adj
mission will be charged. A free
will offering will be taken.
The same play will be presented
by the youth of the middle Penn
sylvania district at the Grantsville
school auditorium ON Sunday eve
ming, October %, at 1870 o'clock.
No admission will be charged.
The play also is scheduled to be
presented at the Church of the
Brethren, Accident, ON Saturday
evening, October 25, at 1870 p. m.