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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10

Oils Eeutihe 1915 in Srmfreid,
hintcr benz Stohelorobt iaHen, ipar
bic erlte Gorge, Die slnaeborioen Ill
bcnorl)ridtiaen. Sic muRtcn ldnne
iporten, Mpnute. snpeilen alllh ein
Sabr; obcr einn,ol bielt bod, ieoer
Die 3urte in bcn Soanocn, oie linn
5 3eilen 9lodihrift subilliatc. Sic
lpareu alilflid). llno aliiflid,, Der
oieic fIeinc, lnitheinbare &orte per-
penDcn fonnte! Senn Die &umeru-
ben. Die Ditlid Der Soers s9teiBc=linie,
i'm SuDetenlano ODER ais Splfsoeut,
ihe in Siibolt.Gurppa sll Sauie lpu,
rem. lpuBten nid)ts mebr bon sSrau
lmD 8inoern, bon Guter llno Mut
ter. Soer nur iopiel, oaR lie bon ei'
ner Der aroBten &pgen Der Mtaiien.
pertreihuns. bic Die 8eihidte fennt
in5 llferloie, ins llnaeipiile ae
ihremnt ipprben iporen.
Sas Sabrbunoert Der Vertriebener
9arals bGmmerte Bic Grfenntis
allf. DaB 1lnler Subrbunbert be-
itilnmt iein ipiiroe, ols bas 3eitaIte,
Der Srefs, Der Ntillionenfluht po,
qepanserten iSronten rno Dem Ser
ror politiider &ommiiiare, ber Slus
.treibuna Dlrh beil Sieaer, Der Ser
ihleppuna in 3lpanssarbeitslaaer
oes 9lusneibens ppr Dem beltdnoi
gen Gruf totalitGrer @etpoltinlteme
tursutn, ais Die Gpphe politiih per
nriad,ter Maiienipanoerumaen in oi,
8eihid)te einsuaeben. Gor benz er
item @eltfriea batten bic Slrmenier
Gerfplgrngen Sdllienoe aus Del
Seirnat pertrieben. Slber oas ipar eri
her 9luftaft aelpeien. Sie rlliiiicht
3epolution spana Is Millipner
Meniben. alles mas na6 6erfunft
8eIis nnp 8ilpuns iih aesen pos
ShidioI Ser bolihetpiitiihen GroIe:
tari'ieruta iuebren ,nllBte, sul
,Slllht ltah europa, Miiel1 uno lie
heriee; perpflunste 25 Millioneu
8ouern in Die garadenlaaer Der Sn.
bultrieitdbte, ihob aanse Golfers
ihaften nah ben menifenleeren Sc
bieten Si6iriens ab unO fiihrte Dtil.
Iipnen rnb 9lbermillipnen in Die slr+
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10
Arbeits|os |osenfonds
fast 8 miIIiarden

ssaibinatun. - Sic Sicaicrlns
berid,tete, naH Der iSolins Der 9lr=
Observation-Disclosures 10 oros lei
mic ncch nic lno unNeiobr 81 ,SOO,=
OOO,OO betrGat.
9iubert &. 8ppolpin, Ser 0iref=
tor bcs Sureou Of Gn1plopncnt &C.
curitn, crldlrterte hiersu. OoH Die al,z
seiummclten Geierpen bel GnOe nes
Gierteliobrs Nuli=September ollI
81, 500 900, 900 omNclpohien icicr
unn Die Gnp,iffer lpubl out ST..
500 iteiNen pcrpc.
Snfplae Der itarfcn gtld,GItiNuno
unp Der bonlit 6onh in Nono 0e.
benbcn'gerinscn slrbcitslpIisfeit iinr
Die sllr slusiahlllna aeldn0elloer
GcriiherlnesbetrGac perbGltnismds
bia ocrina. Gooplpin perunihlaQt(
Die Gin0Gnae Ser &criiherlrlasfai:
'e inn Sabre 1851 uuf Ooppelt il
bod, ipie Die &eriiberllnassohlln0er
in Sohe BON etlpa $50 Millioner
Collar.
Die 9(rbeitsluicn Gcriiherlmos,
9citrdoe lperoen III ,Sprnt pon .Stel':
crn ourd sic uerithiepencn Staoter
heim SlrbeitNcber cinseSoaen lnf
Dem arbeitsloienpcriiherll
bcs Nlmbcs suNclcitet. Inrt lpcrOel
lie Dann pnn nem Stuaten ie ,lud
genurf iiir sic Gcriilherunas;oblun.
gen on0efproert.
.Gtlpus bnherc Stcllcrr in eini9cl
Stoaten habell aud, bo,u beiaetru
gen, buB Der ,Spnos anacldlpollel1
lit.
&nnb,pi, erfldrte, Der 9lrhcits:
lnienperiiherunaspluu babe quite
Sienltc getun, Inn slrbeiter ilber bit
Belt hinmcasuhelien, in Der tic ourd
81 ellnlitelllmN Don ,Subrifen alt
HiiitlnosbeDurf pnrilberocbenD be
ihGftiaunaslps eclpelcn ieicn.
Gr iugtc ferllcr, nuh Den gcrid
ten aus pcrid)icpcncn Stoaten ieicl
Ole Stellen nit 0ltenl Grfolg 0eQel
| Sctrllgsberilld,c bon Ecrlonen ppr
aeaunnen. Die abiihtlich iulihe sln
aabeu mad)cn, I'M &orteile au er
lanaen.
Gr nahte ieonh flur. boR Die tat
iGhlihen GinbllBen burh iplhe be
triiNerlichen elnoaben in SerhGlt
mis- su ber @eiumtilunme Der Scr
slitlmNcu ichr ucrina icieu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10
Die devtsehen Richtlinien
fver Wiedereinbvergervng
Avssebvereerter

9t9p Yorf. - BUR Hrage Ser
Wieoereinbiirgerl1na bon gussebiir.
aerten lno Der Grlansllns bon 9e.
iGelnisunsen iiber Sen Scrluit Ger
oeutifen Stoatsangeborisfeit aui
8rilnb ser 0eitimmunaen POM %.
Aopembcr 1911 pirb pom Seutihcn
@eneralfonIillat IN gte,p s)orf iol-
genoes mitgeteilt:
gs bat iit berausseiteat. Sab au.
Berbalb 9el,tiflanOs aniGiiigen Gers
ionen, oenen in Ser 3eit sipiiheu
bem 80. Sanuar 1888 ,uo ocm s.
Mai 1915 sic belltide Staotsangc-
borigfelt aus politiid)er obcr reli.
giOlen 8riinben abcrfannt norOen
lit, nid,t allgemeiu befannt lit, Oo6
iie Sic Moglid,feit baben, oie oeutihe
Staatsangeborigfeit pieoer 81 ers
langen. Gesbalb ,oari aui ioIsenOes
bingespieien Weroen:
Sn artifel 116, s(tiat 9 beS
8runbgeietcS ser @unocsrepnbIif
2eutiblanh iii beitimlnt mprocu, baI,
oiele Eeripnen ,aui 9lntrag mieSer
ein5u6ilrgern iinb unS oaB':iie nibi
als ausgebiirAert gelten, wenn lie
natG Dem 8. Diai 1915 ibren. Mobu,
lis in Sealtiblano senonuuen baben
Die Heacl!ns iiir pie i'm sluslanot
lebenoen slusgebiirscrten lit getroi
ZEN noroen. mel man einen Guperf
Der oeutiden Observation-Disclosures
gegen ben Wi1en Der Musgebiiraer
ten permeioen ipoate. Gie Wie6er
einbiireerrns erfoLet eebiibrenirei.
Sn oieiem 3uiammenbang tpiri
anf Die Woglihfeit perpieien, ourd
Die Observation-Disclosures
Der 8unoesrepublrf cine Beid)eini
aung iiber oen 0crluit Der oeutihel
Staatsangeborigfeit al,i BrunS oer
elften yerorOnling 5um Ncihsbiir
gergeles bonn 20. 9topember 1941
5u erlangen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10

benz ioraidItiaen iSobrcr.
4. Saltei, Sic 8inoihubideibe
mo sSeniter frei bon Shnce imo
isis, stebel uno sSroit. Seben Sic
;l,, Daf Sire Sd)cinlperfer lmo Gnt=
iroiter gut arbeiten. Sic miiiien Die
Gefahr ieben. llm tic su permei0en.
5. 8enn Sic halten. punpcn Sie
Sbre 8renlien auf lmo ab. .6eftiaes
Vremien mag Tie blofieren uno bas
TSabrseua ins Shlelloern brinaen.
6. ,Soleeu Sic unoeren 'Sat)rsellz
aen in iiherer Giitans - man mer=
fe lid, baB cs brei= bis a'pOlfmal 10
Ianoe oauert, ouf 1Sd)nee lnb Sis
su boltcu ipie ol,f trpfenem 3ement.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10
Winke fuer Autofahren a-,s.
bel kaltem Wetter

I. Mlan .fuble" crit pie etraBe
ab, bepor man losfdbrt. inoem man
bic 9rentien bel langiamen 'sabrell
lmo auBerbalb oes Serfebrs pro-
biert.
3. Mon richte iih nit ber sc.
ihipinoiafeit nah StraBen. ,no
Observation-Disclosures. Man fabre
Ianaiam auf naiien. fhneeiaen un1
eiiiaeu StraBen ,bamit man balteu
fonn. luenn man ,nuR.
3. 9luf Shnee ,ulb Sis bel,iibt
man Heifenfetten. Sic perrinaerr
Sremsoiltanseu Inn 40 ober 5OlSro
sent. &etten belfeu nidt olle &in
terlnfillc perbiiteu, aber Tie niitel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10

aeu (r,iiiiihe 2one) ipurben bon Der
2onbesreaieruns aus ibrem Saf'o'
freis peripieien. 9luen 8elib n.l'Gtea
lie suriidluiien. 0en gusaelleoeltel'
lp,,roe porse,porien. .illeaale uno
ipirtihaitsiddbisenbe Geldd1te" NIL
Sem @eid,aftsfitrer oes rGolt@Soo'
tells" in Cberbof betrieben sli. M.
ben. Gine @erihtsperhanoluns fa'lo
,,i,i,t itntt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10
NickfQAiu0Afo

sSragen fins ME in6isfret,, no9!
ober Mnttuorten.
0Sfar Wiloe.
@iepiel biit ou bon anoern unter.
i6ieben?
grfenn bid, Ieb nit Der Nelt in
Orleoen! 8oetbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10

ihtpebiihen >9lborbnuna bieies
6iIfsfonitees qeIegt. Sn Gd,leSmia>' 4
6oIitein idenfte bic nortpeaiihe
Guropa=Silfe ein Meiitteraeneiungs..
hci1n.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10
Won Huvs vnd hof
vertrieben

Griurt. Sbiirinaen - Gmb 70
;Samilien aus Sberhof in Shiirin=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-10

4 Forni's AlpsnkrSuter verschafft
schnelle, sanfte, angenehme Linde.
rung Won Hartleibigkeit und solchen
Symptomen vie Kopflchmerzen, Ver.
dauungsst0rung. Nervositit, Schlaf. und
Appetitlosigkeit, Blihungen, wenn
dureh trsse Ausscheidung hervorge'
rufen.
q Forni's AlpenkrSuter ist cine Ma
4 sentstigkeit anregende Medisin.
= Forni's Alpenkriuter's Blihun.
- gen l0sende Wirkung hilft, sauren,
gasigen, vorstimmten Magen xu lindern.
Apenkriuter lot cine exclusive For.
me-, ,-eine Mischung von- (nicht nur
Elm oder swell sonderp IL Naiur.
krautern, Wurseln und Pflanzen. =
welche sich fur iber 30 Jahre ais wirk.
sam erwiesen haben. Versuchen Sic es
heute und sehen Sic, oh es NIGHT ge.
rade die Medizin list die Sic brauchen.
Kaufen Sic Alpenkriuaer in Ihrer
Nachbarschaft oder senden Sic fur nm.
ser Spesial Einfihrunss-Angebot.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
The "Cibson Girl"
Goes Modern
in Nylon Tricot
8.''

All the od-foshioned charm Of the Coy Nneties
combined with 10th centurys miracle fobrc. nyIon
trcot. Delicote sun-burst tuckine-biIlowine leg
o-mutton sleeves make much Of Springs new doll
wasted silhouette Washes in three-shuns an
iron. In lifting Spring shades Of oc, pink, moizs
and ANhite. Sizes 81 to &c.
Bouses Third Floor, Washington Street Floor,
SlDer Spring; Second Floor, PGrkinCtOn
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Introducing
Lii y Dache
Designer Gloves

Herolded everywhere by foshion-conscous women
as the stye-spork for this Springs new Shorter
sleeve" suits. Now at The Hecht Co. in WONDER
weorine wonder-woshine double woven cottons
with Doches individual Observation-Disclosures chic
ness. Hondsewn in Doehe's own glorious coIors
Sizes to 7h. Other styles $5 to ST.
loUsE-shred shortie in eondIeoht white, black, navy,
pink, blue and gold
"MlCHELE freshened with pn-on bouquet
sroseroIn bonded top in white pink, navy, gold and black
0loUs Street Floor Washington SUsr Spring and Parkncon
Evening star., 1952-03-02
PETTICOATS, TOO!

No unsiehtIy wrinkles meath your sheoth-skirt :.
tout midrff- because Borbizons famous 4-oore
slip and "Petti Frt" pettieoot fit just like dresses
Proportioned to fit your bust, waist, hips, height
Just swish Borbizons fabulous woven nyIon through
suds-Iet in drp-dy-ond it's smooth and Iustrous
as new. White and pink slips. White and black
pettieoots, with nyon embroidery trim.
Lingerie, Third Floor, Washington:
Second Floor, Sauer Spring: Street Floor PaTktnctox
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Events of Interest to Servicemen

More information may be OBJ
tanned at the Volunteer Informa-
ton Service Desk, Evening Star
Building, Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, Re
public 0495. The desk is open
Saturday, / to 8 pm, and Sunday,
10 am. to 8 pm.
TODAY.
Dances.
Interstate Society. orchestra, Roosevelt
Hotel, 2101 Sixteenth street NV, p.m.'
USo-YwcA. Seventeenth and streets
st. Matthews Cathedral Club lNCCS)
1914 N street NV, orchestra. Pm.
" uso-Lafayette Square Club. 719 Mad.
ison place NV. writing tables and equip
ment. -,
place NV, television. refreshments. por.
" uso-YWcA. seventeenth and Z street.
NV, penthouse lounge cards and games
washington place NE. iNesfoj. dancing
sports and samess..
cardozo Center, Thirteenth and CliftoT
streets NV, badminton, $50 to 1O:3t
USo-YWCA. Seventeenth and K street.
NV. swimming, family night, $50 pm.
Roosevelt Center, Thirteenth and Up
shur streets NV, table tennis, z pm.
TOMORROW.
Dances.
Friendship House, 619 D street Sc.
square dance, $50 pm, 80 cents.
Hospitality House. 1762 street NV
records, social, $50 pm.
Interstate Society. Roosevelt Hotel. 2lOl
Sixteenth street NV. 8 pm. 81 30.
Mt. Vernon Place Church, 300 MaSsa
room dancing, $50 pm.
USO-YWCA. Seventeenth and 4 street
NV. pm, 80 cents.
Center, l25 No. Columbus street, Alexan
dria record dance, $50 pm. -,
| YWCA, 901 Rhode Island avenue NV
! (Negro), Blue Triangle Lounge dancin
Evening star., 1952-01-04

and refreshments, 8 pm. to midnight
~ MatsasEs af1sst GMSthsdral Club tNCcs,.
UIso-5sta.ys.ss I su Square z : CLUB, , orchestra
Uso-Lafayette Square Club, orchestra
Twelfth street NV.
ro,seopa, c.Sssanl SSssni Hssz asY5 q street NV,
>, ggso.LLaiayetts g 1 H. Square q Club. television'
Hospitality House. i7e2 N street NV,
place NV. teieSision. refreshments. 8
. 81 81. :. Johns a Dcantesn. sa4o o street NV
oeas Church fSs poor cantssn. EiShth al and 4
Uso-YWCA. Seventeenth and K streets
INV, coffee hour, 8 p.m,
SUNDAY.
Dances.
Catholic Youth organization, 91S Tenth
Uso-YWCA, records. S410 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda. 7:30 m;
Jewish Cemmgnity Center d:nr sixteepth 81.
f0GJ Uso.YWcA, Wv seventeenth and street.
NV. penthouse. record dance. Pm;
l1S14 N street NV, Informal, pm.
Social Hour.
st. Matthew's Cathedral Club, (NCCSl
1914 N street NV" open 10 am. tt
USo-Lafayette Square Club, 719 Madison
place NV. open house, am. to 11:3(
Jewish Community Center. Sixteenth
and @ streets NV. teievision and games
Hospitality House. 1852 street NV.
open house all day.
Lutheran Service Lounge, 73S jackson
place NV, television, record music, am
Uso-YWcA, Seventeenth and K street.
NV, penthouse. 8 to IL PM, games
supper, 8 pm, 35 cents.
S4lO Wisconsin avenue Bethesda.
Music, Art.
National Gallery of Art, art lectures q
pm, concert 8 pm; Sixth and Constitu
tim aYRnne NW
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Northeast Citizens Counci
Commends Christensen

The Northeast Council of Citi-
zens' Associations last night COM
mended Milo F. Christensen, Dis
trict Recreation superintendent,
for turning down an offer from
Philadelphia to be recreation chief
there at q substantially higher
salary.
Mr.. Christensen, who has been
head of the Recreation Depart
ment since it was established in
1912, said yesterday he regards it
a privilege to serve the people OF
Washington. and gave this as a
reason for turning down the
Philadelphia job with a 40 pei
cent salary increase.
The council also recommended
that its member bodies study and
take action on the District Com
missions recent order requiring
cars to use chains or snow tires
on designated streets when there
is snow or ice on the pavementS.
The meeting was held in No. Il
Police Precinct Station and con.
Quoted by Ralph w. Donnelly
president.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Eastern Star Chapter
InsfaIIs Officers for Year

Mrs. Betty Scott Petroff. Of
Greenbelt. Md. has been installed
as worthy matron of Birmingham
chapter. No. 26, Order OF the East
|ern Star. Sig Leifur was installed
as worthy patron.
Other officers installed were
Mrs. Hazel Miller, assistant ma
tron; Kenneth Crisp, assistant
patron; Mrs. Elinor Hart, past
matron, secretary; Mrs. Clara L.
Heal, past matron, treasurer:
Mrs. Elaine Crisp. conductress:
Mrs. Elizabeth Collins, associate
Iconductress: Mrs. Margaret Kulp,
chaplain; Mrs. Bertha Koch, mar
shall and Mrs. Winfield McCamy
organist.
Also, Mrs. Lillian Mamma, Adah;
Mrs. Doris Dickrnan. Ruth; Mrs
Leah Haspiel, Esther; Mrs. Ivadell
H. Baker, Martha: Mrs. Helen
Leifur. Electa; Mrs. Lillian
Mitchell. warder, and Than Porter
sentinel.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Year Round Theoter To Be Built in Mclean

Plans for construction of the
Mclean Country Theater" have
been announced by Tommy Brent
and Jim Garwood of the Mclean
Summer Theater. The site of the
new building, which would oper-I
Evening star., 1952-01-04

ate the year round, is in Mclean.
The program this summer will
be presented at last years loca-
ton, the Town Hall, but compile
ton Of the new theater Is sched-
uled for next fall, they an
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Sues for Rat Dumuqes

SASKATOON, Saskatchewan
R.-A district farmer is claiming
damages from the city for loss
caused to his wheat crop by rats.
The farm is just north of the city
limits.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13
MARRIED

ReedyGank-The Grace United
Brethren church Of Hagerstown was
the scene Of a lovely wedding on Fri
day, February s, at 1880 p. m, when
Miss Eileen Retha Gank, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gank. of Hut
ton, became the bride TO Merle f.
Reedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus
Reedy, Hagerstown.
Before an altar banked with white
gladioli the Rev G. l. Rider united the
young couple in a double ring cere-
mony
Given in marriage by Walter W.
Pollard, Of IIagerstown, the bride wore
a street length light blue crepe dress
fashioned with a white lace collar.
She complemented the outfit with
navy blue accessories. Her old fash
toned bouquet was Of white Iosebuds
and carnations and was centered with
a gardenia and caught by white satin
steamers.
Mrs John A. Rohcr, Cham5ersbmg.
was matron Of honor. she wore pink
crepe dress with navy accessories and
carried an old fashioned bouquet Of
rosebuds. carnations and jonqui!s.
Orlando Wachtel, Funkstowu, was
best man.
Immediately following the ceremony
a reception was given at the home OF
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13
MARRIED

Friend-Riley The wedding of Mis-
Peggy Riley. daughter of MIR ANA
Mrs Milton Riley, Pleasant Valley
to Mn Paul Robert Friend. son OF
Mrs, Tlessa Friend, near Swantou
took place March at . o'clocl, p H.
at the Wesley Chapel Method =
church, Pleasant Valley
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Don Jackson, Corinth, " Va.
Traditional wedding music was
played by Miss Mary Lee Rodcheaver.
Miss Nadara Ann Rodehcaver sang.
The bride, who was given in mar
riagc by her father. wore a light blue
suit with navy blue and white Access
solies, and a corsage Of pink rose
buds
Miss Alice Lohr, bridesmaid, wore
Il suit OF light gray with black and
white accessories and a corsage of
talisman rosebuds Nh Friend had as
his best man his cousin, Hugh Friend,
Of Alliance, Ohio. Ushers were Paul
f. Custer, Towson; and Floyd 0. Gus
ter, Of near Oakland
y reception for members OF the
families and friends was held immedi-
ately after the ceremony at the home
Of the brides parents Mrs. II. W.
Meese. Lcwisburg, W. Va, had charge
Of the reception and decorations. The
couple left Sunday for Alliance where
they will reside
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13

M. mud Nrrs Tool Vood.,. Wow,
y;s;t;nn /, ,rarco,,t,u,, W g., .a
cnaja,.
n.. - ", ,la,,.Ia',,', ,,.,'.,n.,,.;,,..
S,.1,1o,1 ~. ,., '.,,, .,,.',,.
Lieut. William W Grant. L. s.
Navy. stationed at Norfolk, Va, re-
Lav;n,r risi+nj ~. ro,onts H.. on1
Ms A. " C,ant ~, sov.roI dar.
Mrs Ralph Faubel fell and suf-
fered a fractured hip bone while
at her home here on Tuesday. She is
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maffett and
Mrs. John Shaffer, Cumberland; Mr..
and Mrs. 7. +. Schacffer and Jackie
Fisher, Mt. Storm, were visiting rel
atlves here on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Stemple. who had
been seriously i'll in the Ohio Valley
General hospital in Wheeling, W. Va,
is now somewhat improved, according
to word received by relatives here.
,rlea4 r1,,.a,4C n.u,;.. ,,,.ha.,
Of Mrs. Esther Rowan Dewitt, has
arrived in Seattle, Wash" alter hay
ing served Is months on tour Of
duty in Korea.
NJ. = c....-. Observation-Disclosures.
i, ,I.,.y5 go
ri''SDurgh hoSpi'al LOT "oSeI'"C'o".
oHe wa" Drought p"'N 10 N'N''''.''
No"u"! niRn' anu remains !" d S'''-
Gus co'"''io'''
Mrs William Keller. ST.. Balti-
more l. snendinp the week here as
= ouest Of he, SON and daughter-in-
law Mr.. and Mrs. William Keller.
H. - '3tc0' l ~ ~ ~, ,,,,. d
100 " ''N '
Gloria McRobie, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Raymond McRobie returned
to her home on Saturday from Me-
mortal hospital where she had under
gone an operation upon both Of her
eyes last Wednesday morning.
timore, announced the birth Of a
daughter on February %, IN q Baltl-
more hospital. Mrs. Schunke IS a
daughter Of Mrs. Lillian f. Davis,
OF Oakland.
among tnoSe mere TO attend inc
! uiieral q MIS- LOUIS buSh on Mon
cay al 'ernooh were MRS. "ehe NofNel.'
MI ana -HlS' Roy meyers, 'llci'lna'l'
gfahddaoghtefs; Lester BuSh' Gfal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13
Local NepvS

Friday
Lloyd H"W5ef' bravo ou'E' II" was
q business visitor M Oakland Ia
Thursday
u.l ri.,c.l,,. O.ll,,d r,.o,,tl,.
added to hs nerd ny inc purchase 'l
purhred milking Shof'no'h'
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" C.alI;,
Mrs i. T. Rathbun left Tuesday for
,l.. p.,l Navl,,. f,,. trim +, roirfs
-. c,an, Aoa,.ico
Mrs. c. X. Wilmington. OF Green's
boro, y. c. is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs George yelling. south
Third street, this week.
"a, "A. C,..,.. .,,.... .-l..i
Cumberland on Sunday due to the
serious illness of her mother, who
suffered another stroke.
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Mrs Fmeric Dusic had a party in
bonor of th. 9Th birthday Of her
dauybter. Lynn Dusic. at the William
James hotel last Friday CHESTS c.n1a
dressed rs their pareuts.
George Moore OF Montgomery
county, Republican candidate fer
nomination for Congress from this
district, was in Oakland and other
parts OF the county ON Tuesday.
MIS- r1"'IeE 'oN'e 81, i'l' = H.
gay i'E''' Ioi 'eI ''o'i'e III r-N'oi!' n.y.
"I'eI I'"N'I'2 NI7',y1 i'e[ Soil-li--la"
ana uaushter, W ogt' ana Ms
george Nif'Y' nor 'n' P"S' lnfee
WEEKS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13

Around 275 were injured when
bleachers collapsed in Baltimore at
the Sonia Henie ice show.
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Pa, ovcl. the Weekend.
VIM y ''3iIes H. bfihrf Will enter
'"''' rus ''''''I7 "l h'F "'IuHv ''0" liih
'''''''lI ~ i''' nome
1''' ana MIS- 'IE"e 9hipleE' MI
i''NI i'Ih' VIII spend me next lew
"c'Ns Win lhcif daughter MIS-. ri
"i'' ''l'IlIi'2' Ia Mlahl' RIA
Mr.. N-n,.o Co.ror. who bod boou .
patient in fine Ga,.rntt Countv Ma.
mortal bosnit.I for tbe MAST tb,of
,vo,l.. b,s ,.t,n,oJ ., ba, bor,o il,
All Ial.a pant
,.ivad Tu.s5ar f., =, vis;+ Win he,
sister Ms & II 1acl,sop and otbo,
.r.lstiv.. In T,,,., Ar, anal Homo.
mort "A Y,
Mir. and Mrs Richard Dawson
Huntingdon, ". Va, returned to THEN
home ON Saturday after having been
guests OF his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter W. Dawson.
Ihe Young Adult class OF Bethel
Methodist church. Mt. Lake Park, will
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13
SAND FLAT
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
n Z. HAIrPT- Pastor

10 a. M, Sunday School.
II a. M. Morning worship and COM
7;45 p. M, Evangelistic service
Tuesday-Preaching and prayer,
7:45 p. m.
Cottage meetings nightly as an
nounced
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13

Car and building curbs were re-
Taxed slightly by government.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13

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