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Snyder. Clearwater, second vice
president; Mrs. Arthur c. Brown.
Gainesville, treasurer and SNIpss c.
F. Byers, Gainesville, Secretary.
Mrs. John Randolph, st. Peters
burg, was named chairmane of
the nominating committee. Mrs.
Frank Bricoe, Clearwater, aohair-
man of publications.; and Mrs.
Edmund Myers. st. Petersburg.
chairman of public relations.
MIAMI tH-Five Greater Miami
business and professional s men
have been indicted by .. federal
grand jury on income tax evasion
charges. se's -
Indicted Thursday were; s..s
Eugene ]. Weiss. Miami Beach
certified pu1 lie accountant, named
in two indictments charging he
helped two clients evade income
and profits taxes. 80 .e
DIR. Meyer j. Sara. So. d nature
path c. Miami Beach. charged with
evading S26,9ll in taxes ibi5
through I94S. A saoa
Leo e. Mudd sr., idehtified as
+ a eformer Coral Gables used ear
dealer, charged with evading 81 .f78
IN taxes 1916 and 1886.
Nathan Hillman, Mimi Beach
paint store operator. charged Nlth
evading S28,l54 Of hisll9s5 tax.
Herman Cohen, one+time onera-
tor OF aHerman's Juice Stand in
Miami Beach. charged with esad.
ing $3s93l in taxes ia l945. lie is
now reported living in California.
TAMPA u = Cancer resaapch
being done by the University. sof
Florida is very significant and
important" Harvard university
medical staff member said Thurs
[day. - 49,
Dr. Charles {. Lund. American
Cancer Society president and, hos.
lon City Hospitel chief surgeon.
predicted chemical cures for can
Ger within the lives Of most. ,of
USE" He tr.d Q Cancer Society
meeting here that greaf slisldes
thaNe been made in research
against the maIady $500.
JAdKSONVII.IE "a = A short
illness was fatal Thursday to ny
ron MEG West. about Gs, one.iiine
Florida Times-Uni0n city etlitpr
and founder of THE Florida State
'kews--whieli is now merged with
the Tallahassee baby Democrat.
West, . member Of u. S. Sen.
George Smathers' publicity. staff
LIN the campaign two yefAs, ago.
was serving on the writing; staff
LOT Dan Mccarty, Fort Picrceg can
fdidate for governor. He also had
lstean q p0liticai writer In. several
other campaigns and was. aulhpr
OF q number OF political treatisas.
--v7 rssfs< essf
ST, PETERSBURG IN "A TAU.
slender bIonde with blue aeyes---
Barbara Goodwin was named
Festival Of States queen Thursday
plght. One Of 50 girls Competing
for the title, size represented Mas
saohusetfs.
The highlights on today's pro-
gram Of The week-long festival Wbl
tie . parade and the annual open
air youth musical program.
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Tallahassee. Florida
March 3sih. 1914
- 0TfFFs

March I5ths t9sk
3xOTNE
NOTICE Ii hereby gIysn that the
Trss~ss~s Of Internal IMPROVEMENT
Fund us fhe state ~ eKtoriz5a. TUT
suant 90 law. WAL offer Tor sale,
for eampefftlee bids and oh see rfefiFs
Ia Tallahassee. Florida at lice
o'clock AN MAY kfhs 1852. the fol-
loving described land III MONROE
COUNTY,. ~ta~&it
All III that e~FfAln nn~nafnsd
island IN S~NtlSn g5. T0w nNhtp
SO A4aath. Rang 10 East. said
tAlanA h~InK @bssR feet more or
a@~&, Eaxf 10 the West lire %
Section Is ard ice f@sf. more
sr Gssas ~wssh af She &0nth tine
az Section % Containing Ns1
ACRES. unere ~ tess
The Purchaser - rsaatF&d 20 paS
the zdwestsssag enss and aaFun-szz-
afS n4aMsnA-
rae Safs. 10 ana wAsn made. shall
- suhsees 10 abe Trustees FsAsfN :.
anE anfa themselves Szss - ahs
phosphate. minerals a1d ns@sAaN I'D
sss* 80 the reErnssu@ sh*FsHn -
TllT TRg.sTrES sr iSTgnSAL
TMPRssr fs1f ENT FINfs ses~Fss fhr
KSxKf 10 ~ greg any and ais bids.
~ ssftrsg.r ~ ia TxuNF~sN ~
the InK~rRaE Improvement Funta ~
FULLER wAHRRS.
ss0sesassr
r. G. gaas0f. S~e.
Trustees Il 4 FNna
axr4-21-4S-45sM maya LA
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iAINESVlLLE w - IeffelI
Seesums, Tampa, defeated Bed
Edwards, Mayo, for student hody
president In the annual Universally
'of Florida election Thursday.
Seesums was a candidate of the
newly formed Liberty Party and
Edwards was backed by the SUI
'wannee Party.
Other unofficial returns showed
these winners: Gene Stcllman, Mi
ami, Suwannee Party, vice prssi-
dent: Jim Dimmick, Gainesville,
Suwannees Party, secretary-treas-
urer: and Dick Petrie. jackson
vile, SlwanRee Party. clerk 1T
the Homer Court.
There was a tie for chancellor
Of the Honor Court with write-ins
and absentee votes expected to
decide the race. The candidates:
II. A.. Shell, Suwannee Party. and
Pat PattilIo. Orlando, Liberty
Party.
MIAMI lR-Miss Margaret Piper.
Winter Rask. continues as nrcsi-
dent of the League os Women
Voters Of Florida for another two
years.
She was revelected Thursday at
closing sessions Of the biennial. con
veniian.
Other officers elected included
Mrs. G. w. johnson, Tampa. first
vice president: Mrs. G. Dayton
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- IHs st7sps 3ss sERr s n T5,7
.sistF THE sTAFE or pLOhInA,
w And FOR 1lQsNhOE COUNTY.
IN GHANEEHY.,r 80
Case, No. 1a-ii5
ATHENA AfANt,LAKIS.
5sssz 4tU Complainant,
GEORGE MANoLAKIS.
sy Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: GEORGE NANOLAKIS
Residence unknown
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit forgslivprde has bssn filed
against y0n herein and you are re-
quired to serve = copy of your an
swer on Attorney for Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk Of this Court on or
before the 3Sth day OF April, A. -.
1852. otherwise Decree Pro Con-
fesso Will be entered against YOU.
DATED this 27th day az March.
A. u. 1852. at Key West. Monroe
County, Florida.
tCircnit Court
Sealb Earl. r.. ADAMS
Clerk .circpit Court.
BY tsdD Fiorent. Is SAWYER
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE IssQUlNALDU. JR.,
s6S Whitehead Street
Key West. Florida
Attorney for Compiainant
Observation-Disclosures
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Especial Services
Continned)

USE SNOW CAP BLEACH for.
brighter, softer. whittier washes
Try bottle from your grocer.
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2s-Lots Fer ssls

LOTS FoR SALE: CAoice loeatiDn
u block irum ccean and Csss
Marina. Z0aed Tor apts-. motel, q
residential. Max Herman. zoo Co
Is Asf- - REzss 80:
narsl z
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N-Businsss Opportunities

Gas STATION for sale with Twins
quarters 1850 Elcar trailer, .
H. Electric refrigerator. apt sire
slave. shaver. toilet, screened
porch. completely furnished. sleeps
g. Excellent opportunity. Cities
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49A-Houss Movers
so-Lsasl Netlces

NOTICE
All Remaining Stack in trade Of
Claire Arlsn dfhka Victory Juven-
fur sale to the highest & bsHf bid
der for Cash at AZ Noon on the
'front.' Steps of Monroe County
u6nrthniIse. Key Nest. Florida.
1 April I. 1852.
JACK ELIAS
Trustee
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MODERN furnished at,dftmeuf
available 10 dec. Int. Unusually
large living rom. bedroom. ! h1tliy
electric kitchen and ialoiisie Idrchl
Nice landscaping, residential neigh
Dor. near ocean. Quiet couple only |
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yTanssd 70 nsns
tt,ansfnueaI
sMsls Help wsntsd

ROUTE Salesman wanted. Ex-ser-
yicenan or a man familiar with
City. High salary and commission.
Poinciana Dry Cleaners. 2ls 81
m0nton st. apr3-st
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FURNISHED apartment Tor rant,
Ills Margaret 81 gGhildraii 40
cepted. a I ipr3 atx
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NOW available efficiency apart
ment. One room. Suitable far
couple Trade Winds ElIotal, 62a ia.
ton st. apr4-2tx
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N RIssc s<;SIsS:tssI. <.olxlr us sffki.
sklyTFsfcNTti IlIy1tl Al. IN iT
or ry&cc NTAfnH ar tsls4s1s Nd A.
! IN AND son MON5k 0fs t'll I Afrf /.
N .tstiANtsisfts. 80
Ease Ass Iss-gg
ROSE RUTH pool.
Complainant.
syE. ltEtoReE
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TRAILER Tor sale cheap. d
American See James waddeIl,
Lot No 6. Overseas Trailer c..
Stack Ixiand. APPS stx
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. llstns fsihss 81 10
tog Ecooto1s

SALISBURY MOTOR SCOOTER. Excel
lent condition. $l95. Apply laQl,
Won Phister. apr4s2t
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ONE bedraQm apastment, Com.
pletely furnished. la27 White sat,
Phone 37S. anr3.il
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announcement

OPEN now for business. Baysidc1
Trailer Park. 615 Greene ST.
Equipped for modcn trailers.
apr1.5tx
as 8i.ssas III ~ 4
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% TT Alma Trailer. In good condi-
ton. Lot s.. Overseas Trailer
Court. Stock Island. apr2,3t
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JOHNSON & CURRY sbuildeks,
and Contractors Free estimates,
on new CHS homes, Arem06e lipgl
and roofing Phpns ll7-Xxf..
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56B-Automobiles &
Truckes For Sale

40 CHEVROLET. 3 ton dunn.
Equity $500. 1887 Chevrolet pick.
up, $50. 1892 Studebaker Cham
pion, SITS. 1883 De Soto Sedan, $50.
Dion's Auto Service, 500 White st.
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a0-TsailsrA For Sale

"A 1912 House Trailer. Frigidaire
electric brakes. good condition.
1886. David Moore. Dredgers Key
apr4 ak
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l-BEDR0OM apartment furnished,
electric kitchen, tile bathroom,
tub and shower. Couple only, No
pets. 70l Florida ST. apr4-ltx
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NAVAL Offices. and vile desire
enc bedroom apartment for 81
lAcalhs ssaaA, e4a@Ia saia1es...xins.l
phone lUsS. = -
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NIGHT CLERK. Southern Cross
Hotel, phone Is. apr2-tf
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~ ALUMIbgUM Travalite. aihed-
rooms, 4 with twin beds. ! with
double bed Aluminium aalnusie =
room porch. Key West Trailer
Park. Phone l8e0sM. saprAslOtx
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To Rent

WANTED ? or , bedroom hause,
furnished or unIurnished. By
june Isl. Win consider lease pa
30. Extension sss. Ask Tor. Ar.
shaw or Mr., Mac. anr4-s,
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"a PALACE. Aluminium House
Trailer. Dwight Davis, Lot "a.
Pearl Trailer Court, Stock Island.
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DODGE, Z passenger, 1898. Clean.
original throughout. Very reason.
able. Phone 3OS. Alfred Weinberg
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SERVICE STATION attendant,
Skaggs Service Station, 11l9
White st. Phone 423. apr3-stxl
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NAN to work In stock room. S. III.
KreSs X Co. mar2s-tf
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In the Matter 20 the Adoption
. CAROLYN RAVE CLOCSER
Evening star., 1952-01-27

his hands quickly over his clothing. "Okay,
50 we're wrongl Get going pronto!'
The Mexican took his box Of snakes, turned
toward the door.
"UN 1sOmestitO." " said Father Francisco.
He slipped of the desk, approached the
Mexican, in one quick motion pulled off the
wide sombrero and handed it to Cohn Per
haps you had better examine this, Inspector"
Bur, padre" said the amazed Hansen a
few minutes later. 'how did you k,sow he had
the stuff in the crown Of his hat?''
Father Francisco sighed 'tOn our side of
the river. all eGtOlicos take off their hats
when they talk to padre. But you see, in
this case, the devil would not let him."
He walked little sadly out into the blessed
white sunshine. What this Pedro had tried to
do was very wrong. A bad man. clearly.
Doubtless the AmeTic0Ros would punish him.
But as he neared the middle of the river,
a thought came to Father Francisco. He re-
membered, suddenly, the fragment of Scrip
ture which said plainly: "And the serpent
tempted them. ;.
Why, Of course, said Father Francisco to
himself. Poor Pedro 10 not really such bad
man. He had too much to do with serpents.
And. faith restored. he stepped brislly
across the international boundary that Law
before him. fixed and invisible. like the eternal
line that divides evil from good. The End
Evening star., 1952-01-27

fer-de-lance coral snakes, all poisonous as
hell - beg your pardon, padre!'
why not say - poisonous as the devil?"
Father Francisco suggested gently.
"Okay - poisonous as the devil. He sells
these critters to Jim Moncrief up at the
drugstore, and Jim sells 'em - at quite
nice profit - to pharmaceutical outfit that
makes anti-venom serum. Well, now, you
know darn well nobody's going to do very
thorough inspection job on box full of live
rattlesnakesp'
"And so." said Cohn gloomily, I'VE figure
he just tapes few ounces of heroin or a
pound of opium under the lid, or somewhere
inside the box, and walks right through He
glanced at his watch. Should be along any
minute. now; he's overdue.
"And the e-er problem you heard us
discussing" Hansen went on, was as to
ah - ,Ohick of US shall make the examina-
ton of the snake-box!"
'Ah, yes," said Father Francisco, that
might be problemr'
INSPECTORS Hansen and Cohn spoke rapidly
and simultaneously: "As man whose heart
is none too good. ""As married man with
two small children. -
Gentlemen, please!' said Father Francisco
There is clearly only one way to settle this
matter" From under his cassock he drew
silver coin. ''You call it. he said to Inspector
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Hansen. who did call it ~ wrong, and turned
noticeably pale.
Here he comes now" said the abruptly
joyful Inspector Cohn.
Across the Bridge, sight commonplace
enough along the Rio Grande, came som
brerod Mexican driving sleepy burro. On
the buro's back was large wooden box
complete with air holes and inside, if you
cared to listen, was sibilant withing and
bissing most unpleasant to hear.
The Mexican stood. sullen under his SOM
brero. while Inspector Hansen made certain
preparations which involved stout rubber
boots, heavy gloves. and large tin garbage
pail into which to empty the snakes. Sweat
ing visibly. he took this paraphernalia and
the snake box into small bathroom. Inspec-
tor Cohn hastily closed the door and leaned
against it.
While they waited, Father Francisco re-
garded the snake vendor thoughtfully. At
last he said, ''Es cGtOlicO, Pedro7"
ST, bGdys!" was the instant reply.
But this profession of faith did not seem to
please Father Francisco unduly. He stared
unhappily at his toes.
Out from the bathroom at last, apparently
unbitten, but with red and angry face,
stalked Inspector Hansen. He put his kissing
burden on the floor and wiped his forehead.
Couldn't find thing! No false bottom -
nothing!" He strode up to the Mexican, ran
Evening star., 1952-01-27
FICTION
Tn THE little house at the
Il Customs barrier on the
American side of the river,

american Sl0e OF the TVer,
the discussion - like the weather - was quite
heated. Father Francisco heard it from afar
as, cassock Tapping dustily, he came down
the hill. He had had an excellent lunch with
his American colleague, Father Cahill "a
luxury he permitted himself once week
and now he was on his way back to his own
grubby parishioners on the Mexican side.
Crossing the border bridge always made
Father Francisco little pensive The all
important line in the middle of the muddy
river was quite invisible, but it was definitely
there. Rather like the invisible but all
important line separating the good life from
the bad. Father Francisco had preached more
than one sermon on this topic, his angular
face with its hint of Aztec blood shining with
sincerity and sweat. People, he was firmly
convinced, were all fundamentally good. 1t
was only the devil who sometimes got into
them and made them seem bad
He poked his head into the little house
where Customs Inspectors Hansen and Cohn
were now shouting rudely at each other. At
once the argument ceased.
Hi, padre" said Hansen, big blond OK
Of man. Come in for minute and settle
this for US, will you?" He turned to his part
ner. will you let the padre settle it,"
Cohn nodded his sharp face. "Absolutelyw
HE little priest came in and eased himself
carefully onto the corner of desk. He
said, in his careful English, What is the
problem, my friends?"
I'VE have been informed" Hansen began,
that one Pedro Gonzales, collector and
seller of poisonous reptiles -"
''Is also willful and consistent smuggler,"
Cohn finished.
Father Francisco looked unhappily at his
toes, as he always did when he heard of
wongdoing. II do not think l know this
Gonzales" He glanced up hopefully. "Just
a bottle of tequila, perhaps, now and then?"
Mot tequila, said Inspector Cohn. Mot
Mexican silver, either. Narcotics, padre.
Opium Maybe heroin.''
Oh" said Father Francisco, frowning
That is very bad. But maybe -" his
face frightened again - 'yow information is
wrong"
Hansen shook his head grimly. This in
former is usually right. And anyway, look at
the setup! Every Friday afternoon about this
time Pedro Gonzales comes across the line
with box full of snakes. Rattlers, moccasins,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-20
02D1A Or PUBLICATION

The object Of this proceeding is to
secure foreclosure OF All rights OF re-
dcuptlun In the following property
situate in Election District No. Is,
o. Garrett County, Maryland, sold by
the Collector and Lac Collector of
Taxes tor Garrett County ana the
State Of Maryland to the plaintiff in
these proceedings:
Lot No 95S in the town Of Noun
tain Lake Park and being the same
which was conveyed to Mary Jen-
nings and Emma jennings by
deed from Mountain Lake Park As
ISOLATION dated the 9th day Of Octo-
Der, 1891, and recorded in Liber &.
u. 7. No. IS, folio -, one OF the
land Records of Garrett County.
Maryland and also that lot in the
town OF Mountain Lake Park which
was conveyed to Emma Jennings and
Mary p. Jennings by deed from
George c. Sturgiss and wife dated
the 18th day OF August, 1899, and
recorded in Liber f. Z. T. No. 50,
lolio 26, one Of the said Land
Records.
The bill states, among other
things, that the amounts for redemp-
ton have not been paid, although
more than year and a day from
the date of sale has expired.
IT IS THEREUPON, this 18th day
of March, 1852, by the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland, in
Equity, ORDERED that notice be
given by the insertion of a copy of
this order in some newspaper having
a general circulation in Garrett
County, Maryland, once a week for
four successive weeks warning all
persons interested in the said prop
elty to be and appear in this Court
by the End day of June, 1852, and
redeem the property and answer the
bill, or thereafter a final decree will
lie rendered foreclosing all rights OF
redemption in the property and vest
ing in the complainant a title, free
and clear Of all encumbrances.
RICHARD L. DAVIS, Clerk.
True copy,
Test: Richard L. Davis, clerk.
ADV. 3-5t.
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02DER OF PJBLECAIl0N

The object Of those proceedings is
to secure foreclosure OF al rights Of
redemption in the following property
situate in Election District No II Of
Garrett County. Maryland sold BY the
Collector Of taxes Ior Garrett County,
Maryland and the State OF Maryland
to the plaintiff in these proceedings !:
All Of that piece on parcel Of land
situate, lying and being in Election
District No. II Of Garrett County,
Maryland, containing the quantity Of
40 acres and being the same land
which was conveyed to Harvey X.
Beasley by deed from John A. Carroll
dated the 18th DAY Of August, 1887,
and recorded in Liber No. 116 folio
1872. one Of the Land Records Of Gar
rett County, Maryland.
The bill states among other things
that the amounts for redemption have
not been paid, although more than a
year and a day have passed from the
date of sale and that the time for re-
demption has expired
II is THEREFORE this 28th day
Of February in the year 1852, by the
Circuit Court for Garrett, County,
Maryland, in Equity, ordered that
notice be given by the insertion of a
copy of this order in some newspaper
having a general circulation in Gar
rett County, Maryland, once a week
for four successive weeks, warning all
persons interested in the said prop
erty to be and appear in this Court
by the 9Th day Of May, 1852, and re-
deem the property and answer the
bill Of complaint or thereafter a final
decree viii be rendered foreclosing
all rights Of redemption in the prop
erty and vesting in the plaintiff a
title free and clear of all incumbran-
ces.
RICHARD L. DAVIS, Clerk.
True Copy,
Test: Richard L. Davis, Clerk.
ADV. 2-5t.
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Charles Ceorg, Laura Stroud, Matte
O'Hen, Arthur Georg. Cora kolb,
Edward Coorg, Carl Georg, Elsie
Hctz, Gertrude Glass, Clarence Georg,
Judson GeorG, F'rcda Moser, Albert
Georg, Arthur Gcorg his administra-
tor Nirgie OcsJer Raymond Holiday,
John Holiday, Frederick Holiday,
Wendell Holiday, Stanley Holiday,
Richard Holiday, Wilbur Holiday,
June Jefiries, Martha Holiday,
Mary Richter, Paul Krausc. Wal
ter Erausc, Karl krausc, Thomas
krause, CLYDE K.ausa, Grace Walls,
Margaret Day, Orpha Georg. Emma
krausc, Anna Hartman, Lewis Krause.
Roy krausc, Russell Krause. Amelia
EittiHccr, Emma Dauber, EGuestine
Hauser. Rosina Krause Folk. Walter
Krause, Charles Krausc, William
Krause, Edward Georg, Earl Gcorg,
Lula O'Connor, Charlotte Weaver,
John Gcorg, Paul Gcorg, Ieda Georg,
Marion McMullcn, Emma Barnett.
Jacob Gcorg. Mildred Hammer, Paul
Ceorg, William L. Hetz, Clarence
Hctz, Nellie burst, Frank Beaurew,
Ray Beaurcw, Bertha Bochencr. Ed
ward Beaurew, Helen A. Beaurew,
Card s. Beaurew, John Beaurew, Mary
Lohr. Florence Ethel Inglin, Sylvia
Frances Inglin, Estelle May VIII
liams, Bruce William Georg, John
Frederick Georg. heirs at law of VIII
liam f. George, late of Garrett
County, Maryland, deceased, and all
persons having interests in the land
Of which the said William f. Georg
died seized and possessed, situate in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-20

A new Home Demonstration Agent
Leader has been named for the Uni
versity Of Maryland Extension Ser
vice to succeed Miss Venja Keller.
who retired last March after SO years
Of service. She is Mrs. Florence
Wilkinson Low, Of College Station,
Texas, according to an announcement
made this weel; by University of
ficials.
Mrs. Low, who comes to Maryland
about the LIST of April will be rcspon-
sible for the Extension Service pro-
gram in the field OF Home Economics
and in that capacity will supervise
the corps Of County Home Demon
stration Agents and Assistants, as
we'll as Home Economics Extension
Specialists. At the present time the
program includes more than 5000
Maryland hompmakcrs enrolled i'm $50
Homemakers Clubs which meet
monthly to study practical and cuI-
tWal subjects related to the home
and family living Major emphasis is
given in fields Of home management,
home furnishings, clothing, foods and
nutrition, music appreciation, inter
national relations, and family life.
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