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statesmen


HIGHEST COMMISSIONS IN
We sell nationsily RSa yisaR adyert,.ed baby
furniture and accessories direct TO
mothers on bona fide leads. Products
and American Medical Assoc. seals
OF approval. No war shortage worry.
Car REQUIRED. Inquiries confidential.
Mr.. MASS. phone ST. O474 or 10.
2-O366 after pm. Ill
SERVICEMAN for field repair Of ma.
jor appliances. Good working conds.
its. Incl. vacstion. I sick leave. hosp. hosp
pension. etc. Eve. appts: arranged:
CO., HU. $500. -
sEKvlCE MAN: furniture. burn IN
liberal car allowance, good company
benefits: 40.heur. 5-day week. Apply
In person. G. ]. Boudreau. SEARS
ROEBUCK g.. CO.. $500 V st. ne.
rear Bladensburs rd. Hot shopps.
sERvICEMAN. to service gas ana
OIL fired furnaces. Exper. not es-
sential but desirable. Excellent op-
portunity to learn the business. with
reliable firn1. Opportunity for ad-
Mr.. Thomas, McCREA EQUIPMENT
co. SIC 2nd st. NV. between
sERSvIecEy sERSv STATION II SHIFT MGR. for
S-l1 shift; references required;
starting salary above. average plus
sNoeo sGRvcE Sa sf!ss. As0ly soi asUis
ssRvrciES ESi ciS' STATION ArrEND1Nrs
CD, thoroughly experienced: d. c.
refs. reauired: good starting salary
gUsocsoe" se"9iss'SH sERSfcr. ARe ssS1 SaD%Es asSTsis
service STATION .ArrENDASSr.
part-time. !5-1O pm. Must be exper.
9yDElssSiGc sssacrcEsrERs as tss NE'pcsssas csps
sERyicG iaS H5HF'sa sraTfoN sTfi ATTENDANT TO
work In truck service station. Must
have some service station expert
fnce; n .tarf RsfierenGes. GatS Wages. $S4 week
Other benefits; Both day and night
SRiscoE. New York A ave; ave. I"B ana Bls. =
sfRvfcEs sfffRHsRSEs 81 s1ATios ais ArrrspANTs,
sAabLzRs EsIsi GULF HHPOls lssrRaicrp rp's:Sn 9ss
stky!cEE stksSSSaEin saTsAs;riRS,kS IA; NIGHT NAN.
AGER; salary and commission; ex.
perienesd; refs. ESQ. STATION.
EspI, z1Ga Wis. WIZ ave-. Bethesda. See Mr..
sEsVfcR sIs1TcRn' STATION ATTENDANTS.
road service men; excellent salary:
NO Sunday work; must have %. c.
ariysr's permit. Wo: 1927. Ill
helpers: steady work. Call AJAX
CONSTRUCTION CORP Crescent
SHEET METAL EsTIMAroR.-getSt.r
than top sal. plus security; progres,
Sive, weil-estab. Arm. Applicant must
nave worked with tools. Construc.
neld knowledge essential. GICHNER,
1900 Kendall ne. LA. $4,000.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS
And helpers. Apply or call Mr..
to 3 pm. GENERAL HEATING
ENGINEERING CO., INC, 4I30
Georgia ave. NV. -S
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced only;
eTcel. position. for thorough man,
WI, 9eo7, 7022 wisconsin ave. %
SnOE statesmen, exper., steady po-
Washington and Hyattsviile stores.
Keymen needed for store MANAGERS.
eau AP. 2232 for interview 10
SHOE SALESMAN. for full-time work,
ssGsrisnses soN' n fE' PREF: ss9lI eflI MR.. ANDER-
SHIFTING CLERK. colored. young or
6-day wk.; must be good st fisures:
steady employment; apply WtRTi
BAKING att!5Is'e Co. 1883 R. sve. Hy-
sS1s FsaSe s2Se re- Psz ssos to ES4Sss
PRISE SHOE REPAIR CO.. 70a b
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TNOS, J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers
436 Southern Building.

EOO 0VUbuGIu O1AA0Ahos
B9SSsfaT BTIfpTNd sSs occUr1Ep EE.qs5I pok APHRT
MENT PURPOSES BEING KNOWN
As 4Nf, rgEMHsEs g4aHsE NoR4RWEs NgMRER ls44 1RV-
duly recorded. In Liber No. 9244,
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
and st the request OF the party Sc
tees viii sell. at public auction in
THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF oCTo-
BER, AID. 1852, AT THREE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
sr'ffs 1na PssrieE spd PrsSlissb ssasd
designated as and being Lot 80 in
Charles J. Grosecloss,s subdivision
Of lots in Block 35. Columbia
sa oe o. q Pse e gIas yes0fSsd soT the
District Of Columbia In Book 81.
page 81. Nov known for purposes
of Assessment and taxation as Lot
80 in Square 2S4a; Subject to AL
rePms soo 81 aub;see 5ssarf e. prior eus
ing association deed Of trust for
approximately $9.377. SO. further
particulars Of which viii be an
nounced at time Of sale; the puT-
cha, chase price above said. said trust 70 to 6S bS
required. Conveyancing. recording.
etc.. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date Of sale. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited and
resotd at the discretion of the trns-
tExR1 fExEa : Z. HhzsMhpsEUSEN' HEMpTUHN,
oc3.6,S,10,13. Trustees.
fHos. J: OWEN 3 SON, AuctieneeFs,
435 Southern Building.
TETssfsf 1pssTMtNF ssIs q aubYs|' xab5Yss|' gIISS5
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBERS
1915 AND 1917 SWAMI STREET
BY virtue of q certain deed Of trus,
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9033,
Of the District Of Columbia, and ai
the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
VIII sell. at public auction In from
sEyeSFa rs Razensss Day OF SP deToBsk. JsTE5PAx 7
1859 AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. thl
following described land and preITi.
tses: situate In the District Of Co
lumbia. and designated as and being
Lots numbered one hundred twenty
1ive (125) In Thomas II. daither'i
subdivision Of lots in Square mum.
bered one hundred seventy-seveI
G177), as per plat recorded in LibeI
2S at folio 152, in the once Of thu
surveyor for the District Of Co.
Terms: Sold subject TO q prior arsi
deed Of trust for approximately
$31, 10000 further particulars 81
which win be announced ct time oi
ttals; sale. tns tn purens,Sse s,S price seoys ssis
Sis posis &. .eoo s,a ee r.sairsd. saiR; CO.
yeyancing, recording, ETC., at pur.
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. Terms t0 81
complied with within thirty days
otherwise deposit forfeited and tht
property may be advertised and re.
sold at. the discretion 0f the trustees
MARTIN AAROND0N,
EDWARD A. AAM0NeON,
1e2o.20. loci. SO. Trustees.
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HAMILTON NURSERY

11z1IV11I1 1O1V IN O1E0E1G 7
3615 Hamilton st. West Hyattsville,
Md, gives your child. age 2 to 8,
trained care. outdoor activities, hot
dinner; 7:30 to $50; reasonable
rates. WA. 2278. III
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INVESTIGATOR

70 handle property damage and
personal injury cases for claim dept.
pf local corp. Applicant must have
drivers license: auto furn. About
$3.50 per mo. Write for interview.
giving details of work exper.. edu-
cation. age. marital status, etc.
Box I56-L Star. -
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Gap HOPS


NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Interesting job for young men on
full time or week end, day or night
shifts; salary plus excellent tips,
meals and uAiforms furn.; employ
ment BENEFITS include paid vacation,
sick leave, insurance and hospitali-
ApPTY ANY HOT sHoppE, INC.
Or employment once. Room 200.
1341 @ et. NV. -
CARPENTER-Exp., top pay; report
for work with tools: Job located
Seminary I'd. between Warren and
Monroe. SILVER Spring, Md. -
CARPENTER, specially on repair
work, with tools: also painter.
exper,. non-union. LU. 2-5332. 80
CARPENTERS WANTED ~ Must be
excellent trim men. with qualified
experience. Report 20 foreman at
$751; Cub dr.. Good pay. %
CLERK, for auto. service
ONCE, experienced young man pre-
ferred. Apply in person, to e. M.
Fisher, NORTHEAST MOTOR CO..
920 Bladensburg I'd. ne. --6
CASHIER
Also assist in some once work. to
make perm. connec. in liquor store;
good salary. excel. opport. for ad-
yancement. CENTRAL LIQUORS,
INC, 61S 9th st. NV. Iii
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HELP--MEN
jewellery Salesman

Excellent position open for live-wire
salesman; top salary and commits
sion. ELI RUBIN CO., us 7th
KITCHEN UTILITY MEN (2). white;
chance TO learn cooking; salary
PLY plgs % board; n,.dE room and lanndry AR
RN 7 s1Ss RSEsea ao&E MASSEtS SSoS n T. hsSp-
lssSsss ;asss sHs ri shis.: y.ar-.reund l$ Seb.
LAUNDRY HELP, white or colored:
exper., to work in wash room. Apply
Mr., Hickman. MsYFAIR LAUNDRY,
Snd ave: and Colesville rd., Silver
LIQUOR oI oeGIERK. sun-time and pa part
time. exoerience necessary; good
VETERAN LIQUORS. 1888 Brent
wood rd. ne. La. 6-6611. -
LIQUOR SALESMAN
Fun and part time: opportunity to
make perm. connection in MQuor
store, with ability and personality
In selling; good salary, excel. cp-
port for advancement. CENTRAL
LIQUORS, INC, SIS 9th st. NV.
LUMBER YARD SEEKING capable
high school graduate for starting
clerk; opportunity for advancement.
SILVER If s spR1Nd r NRsfSfn SfBu1LDfNd e M Su5TPt SUP.
PLY CO.. 1925 Georgia ave. at Rip
ley st.. Silver Spring, Md. between
9-11 Am. and 2-h p.m. --6
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rs tconr., HELP WrD. AGENCIES tcont.)
D. G.. SLOAN d CO., INC.
AuctiOneers.Appraisefs


LARGE SALE
furniture and personal eff
teets of every description. including
imported Chickering Grand piano.
Mahogany case; Wegman and II. C.
Bey grand pianos: Philco refrtger-
ator. with freezer lockefs Westing-
house Laundronat: walnut and lined
oak bedroom groupS: mahogany
china cabinet. fireplace brasses. up-
right piano. uupainted open book
shelves, floor and table lamps. radios,
china. glassware. bric-a-brac. pic
tnres, mirrors. cobbler's bench. maple
holstered dayenports ana chairs
occasional tables and chairs. wal
nut bar with brass rail. etc.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
at SLOAN'S
716-13th st.
"WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER Sth AT 10 AN.
Terms cash
c. q. SLOAN q Co, INC, AuctioAeeri
Established 1891
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6AAHR5hhAN~ ~CLEfth
Retail tire store; exper good salary
and working conditions. BEN HUMID
SALESMAN
In mems sportswear.
Good pay and excellent working
conditions. Many store dement's.
State previous experience. Box 24l
--E 8taf. %
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INSTRUMENT MAKERS
TOOLMAKERS
MACEIINISTS, 1st CLASS
4 REryTY A ArYrNAr a0cv1H xrHr

MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS
We want men who take pride in q
job well done. Our work is inter.
esting, Of q precision nature and
requires Q high degree of crafts.
manShip. II you are oualified, VIZ
can offer you top wages and op.
portunity In our modern air-condi-
TONED shops. Sick leave, vacations
overtime. day shift.
AHRENDT INSTRUMENT co.
ID. 1910 CALVERT RID.
COLLEGE PARK, MD,
UN. 74O0
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SHOE SALESMAN

Assistant to Manager
Women.s fine shoes. Must
be young. aggressive, well
experienced man. Prefer
man who has been trained In
Individual stores. No chain
store opefation. Good posi.
Ton with managershtp IN view.
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Investigator Collector

Small loan company has
opening for young man; good
starting salary; many COM
pany dement's, opportunity for
advancement. Apply in person,
LIBERTY LOAN CORP, 1909
Ga. aves Silver Spring. Md.
JANITOR AND WIFE, white or col
ored. 1 child accepted; % units:
fuli-time Job; Sf46 mo. and GOOD
lst-d. apt. util.; ref. REQ. AID. 2l92.
JANTTOR, white, honest, dependable
Tor Catholic School Apply Box 49,
JANfTOR, reiiabk and dependable.
must have good refs; excellent SAL
ary: for small bldg. See MR.. KAHN.
ll08 18th st. NV. %
JANITOR
Colored for new apt. bldg. In NV.
knowledge Of heavy oil burner nee
essary. Prefer married man; must
be nondrinker; good pay and excel
ient quarters. Apply in person,
weekdays 10-11 am. Mr.. 6cfaf-
fert. II @. SMITHy CO. S1I 15tn
- awe 80
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AUTO MECHANIC
Perm. position in large dairy truck
deet Must be experienced man,
who works regularly and does not
drift from Job TO JOB, :, Daytime
SONS DAIRY Monday. DE. 14O0.
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DISTRICT MANAGER

Ambitious man With proven ability
and manageriai RESPONSIBILITIES. AnS
experience In consumer type sales
and managing men will be helpful.
This. Is no easy Job but offers un-
usual earnings. You viii need to
ambition. ability to Be = team MEM
ber. good personality and integrity
Send brief personal history to Mr.
stresing. Box ZO2 Newark. New
York State.
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AUTO statesmen MEN

Washington's Oldest Chevrolet dealer
has openings for experienced auto
mobile statesmen. One of the best
compensation plans In the city. For
full details REGARDING our oppor-
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CONTINUED on Ns1s PasSS
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CLERK-TYPIST

For lumber and millwork company
IN Bethesda, 6s-day wk.; paid vaca-
ton. group insurance and other
company benefits. Phone MR.. PUGH,
COLLECTOR, experienced, telephone
only; good salary; permanent.
COLLECTION MANAGER for furniture
store; must have experience; good
salary: permanent position. Apply
Box 219-L, Star. I'd
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MACHINE OPERATOR

Young man. white to learn how to
operate once duplicating .inachices.
Must be 1S yrs. old and have 10th
or 11th grade educa:, some mechan-
ical ability required. We pay you
while you learn. Call employment
HO. 2476
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(2) for work in civil
engineers ONCE. One recent grad
uate of drafting school, one with s
or more years experience. Box 419-
DRAFTsMAN-Researeh and deyel-
opmefit firm in Alex. requires o
craftsman for varied and interest,"
ing work. Exper. In equipment de-
yelopment end plant layout helpful;
Phone oV. 2I77 for appt. ATTAIN
TIC RESEARCH CORP. Alex. Va.
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AUTO FINANCE ADJUSTER
New car furnished; free insurance
and hospitalization: good Starting
salary, excellent future. Contact
MR.. GARNER, RIM. 436, 261 Con-
Stitution ave. NV, 7
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and sheet metal me
chanics. Also EXPERIMENTAL me-
charles with radio background. Com
tact Mr.. Martin. THIEBLOT AIR
CRAFT CO.. 1924 Hampden lane,
Bethesda. Nd. or call OIL. 1880. ID
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ATLANTA Negro seeking adopted the recommendations

Georgia law school was told We'd
neSday he cannot be excused
from recently instituted intelli-
gence and aptitude tests for ap-
plicantS.
The board of regents of the
University System of Georgia
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UUV. " ISCU|
Negro To S.
From Red Bank, NJ, comes
news that DR.. James w. Parker,
ga, has been appointed as a mem
Der of the Board of Education bv
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

LNDS
COUNTY VETOES
CHANGE PLEA
Home owners in the Para Villa
Heights and Brownsville areas
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

who notified the harbor+ patrol.
Deputy E. F. LaSseter said the
body bore what looked like a stab
wound in the neck, but autopsy
showed the wound probably was
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

said excusing Horace Ward from
the tests would result in discrim-
ination against other applicants"
Ward, who has filed court suit
to gain admission to the school,
contended the tests were institut-
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l.VH9
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Whon II


Oscar Jessie, As, of Coconut
Grove, drowned on Thursday
when heavy ground swells cap
sized the skiff from which he
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

AIDert NJ. bethune ST., Florida
State President of the Elks and
assistant grand exalted ruler,
will be in Miami this weekend to
attend the 28th annual regional
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

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IOTIOTTISAIt DTUIU'l

1t Ubsets
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IN III
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Education.
DR.. Parker is a native of 4

81. his family moved to jack
sonville, and there he attended
school, graduating from the
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

He is a member of the Board
Of trustees of Howard University;
vice president of the Community
a member of the Coun-
ty Medical Society and performs
many other community seruices
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

dIIu tWO NOAAAEJS1A4AOAAo '" = .
south of Government Cut.
JeSsie's two companions clung
to the overturned boat for more
than two hours before they were
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

DI' FdTkSI SON, JAMES W., JF.
Is also a graduate of Howard. He
, 1952-06-12
DUNBAR HINRIcHS

article continues: his passion
ate interest in early American
history led him to enroll, after
his retirement, at the Yale
Graduate School and under its
auspices he has given a vast
amount Of time to historical
research. His winter home in
the Virgin Islands has provid-
ed him with a base for re-
search into the American
colonies West Indian trade"
Mrs. Captain Kidd is the
title of an historical novel
from his pen which was pub
lished recently by the Vantage
Press, Inc
Mr.. Hinrichs book is avail
able for residents of st. Croix
at the Hamilton House Shop
in Christiansted.
, 1952-06-12
o N HAZELHURST

EGH4
lection itself in everything he.
did. Even in making out the
simplest bill or writing a
short note it was done in a
beautiful aSpencerian' hand.
He had a sense Of humor all
ways. Each morning he could
be seen with a little box in.
which he carried the keys to-
the store; it was opened on the
minute; closed and reopened
at midday and IN the evening
always on time. One could
set his watch each morning
when he passed the Govern
ment House corner.
Funeral services will be held
at 4:3O this evening from the
Holy Cross Catholic Church.
He is survived BY a sister,
Miss Agatha Hazelhurst and
two daughters. both Of whom
reside on the US, mainland.
, 1952-06-12
NEWTON

tionaries and fruits near the
High School for many years.
She resided for a while on the
mainland.
Mrs. Newton is survived by
a son, Ogar, who is a resident
Of New York, and a niece,
Miss Esther Danielson.
Funeral services will be.
conducted from the Bethel
A.ME. Church at 4:3O this
evening.
, 1952-06-12
WHO Membership Up

GENEVA - Tunisia and
Morocco have been admitted
as associated members Of the
World Health Organization.
According to the WHO Con
stitution, territories not re-
sponsible for the conduct Of
their international relations
may be accepted as Associate
Members.
, 1952-06-12
NOTICE
Fees for the Calendar
Re Real Properly Taxes and
Nightsoil Removed Service
Year 1851

Year 1851
Public notice is hereby Civ
en-, as required by Section 81
of the Ordinance Of September
5, 1886 providing for the as
sessment, levy and collection
Of taxes upon real property,
that the taxes assessed under
said ordinances for the year
1851, together with the night
soil removal service fees for
said year, as prescribed BY
Ordinance Of September IL,
1943 concerning fees for night
soil removal services as
amended BY Ordinance Ct
July /, 1916, will be due and
payable on Or before June 80,
1852.
Payment should be made at
the Finance Offices in Chris
tiansted and Frederiksted, for
the respective districts, on all
br,cinesc DAYS. from 900 to
11:3O o'clock am, and from
100 to $50 o'clock pm.
Office Of the Administrator
for ST. Croix, Christiansted,
81. Croix, VI, May 26, 1852.
b. q, Canegata.
Administrator for ST. Croix,
, 1952-06-12

D. S. A S..
bert B. Dixon will be the Plant
Quarantine Inspector for the
Island Of ST. Croix.
These Inspectors are due to
arrive here on or about the
18th Of June.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

Agriculture department pre-
dicted farm net income in U. s.
might drop percent next year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

gone an appendectomv. is able to
be- out AGAIN.
MIS- h"iI'S l. bri'er enter
ON Monday evening.
MIS-. I. T. Alkiie' MaftihSpu-g'
w. Va, Is visiting her cousin Mrs
Mr. and MIS-. jerry Jackson OF
CIa'kshurg, W. va were visiting
trends IN Oakland on sunday.
Edgar Lemmeft' Oumoeflahd'
was 4 weekend guest OF ms par
entS' MI and MIS-. James Lem
merit
MI ana MIS-. {. W. EhgIahaef
returned TO oakland l"'t rrIoaE
AFTER having spent several ""!S IA
New orA'
WI anu mrs " e.i''''i ~ III HeS
ana SON "e"ue'i, a. were "eeN-
emu N'SI'''S oi re'"''N'S /" O''o"-
'o""' d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bittle, of
u'''e' ''''','' "'IT "s," wen, 1T 7T ~
VI ms I p'1. I''''' -'' an" W y W.
W. - - Wv
f. L. Bussev returned to Oak
land Sunday from New England
"'''. ( ''' nav '''e'''e Gu
''''> '''> ''''9
Mrs. Asa Lewis. who was pa
ticnt in Garrett County Memorial
hospital, was scheduled to be
- ~ - ~ '''' ''0'''
Members of the Owls club met
last Thursday at the home of
Harold II. Harmed to begin regu-
Ian. meetings for the winter months.
Mrs. Loree f. McRobic returned
home Sunday from Philadelphia,
Pa. where she had spent the past
six weeks under the care of a
physician
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Beamer. Of
Cincinnati Ohio are visiting the
formers sister. Mrs. J. A. Turncy.
at her home ON Oak street. They
arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest Nichols. of Hag-
crstown and son, Thomas Nichols,
Of Georgia. were visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs Robert Nichols Saturday
night and Sunday.
II. Pvthian Sisters. will have their
annual roll call Monday. Novem-
Der 3. and all members are being,
requested to attend.
MI ana MIS- W. biaif simmons
ana family, Loch Lynn helghts'
enee burst spent Sunday visiting
relatives in Washington. Pa.
Lewis h. Jones and dwight $40
yer were IN Baltimore last week
attending meeting OIL the bar
ASSOCIATION. lhey we're accompanied
by MIS- Jones ana MIS- otoNer'
Tho OAKLAND Civic cl,b &c bav-
;,o - n,blic ca,d marty, an Tbnrs-
day evening, November =, BEGIN
nng at 8 o'clock, IN the FIRE De-
partment hall. Admission IS 5Oc
per person.
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'i'e 'e' 'oe III A''it 3 anu
Miss Ruth Keller entertained
members of the Tuesday Night
BRIDGE club at her apartment on
Oak street this week. Out OF town
guests were Mrs. c. o. Keller,
Grantsville, and Miss Elizabeth
Landlord, Baltimore. The latter,
field supervisor of the State De-
partment of Welfare, was in Oak
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
Grover &. kino

Grover Cleveland King, aged GS,
died yesterday morning, October %.
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital.
A native Of Deer Park. he was
Lorn July 7, 1891, a son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John King. His wife
was injured when struck by an
automobile about three weeks ago
and has been a patient in the hos
pital since that time. She did not
know that her husband was a pa
tient there.
Surviving are his widow, who
was the former Ollie Wilt; three
sons, George King, Akron, o.; John
King, Keyser, w. Va; Arthur
King, Waucnula, Fla; seven daugh-
ters, Mrs. Savilla Turney, Oakland;
Mrs. Eta Ship, Elkins, W. Va;
Mrs. Blanche DeBerry, Mrs. Mil
bred Wilson, Miami, Fla; Mrs. Ida
Klanyick, Mrs. Betty Sweitzer,
Akron, O.; Mrs. June Lewis, Balti-
more; Is grandchildren and one
great grandchild; also two sisters,
Mrs. Jennie Griffith, Baltimore;
Mrs. Ida Murphy, Loeb Lynn; two
brothers, Abe King and f. B. King,
both Deer Park.
Funeral services will be conduc-
ted on Saturday afternoon at 80
from Our Fathers House at Alta
mont, Rev. j. J. Atwell officiat-
ing, with interment in the King
cemetery near Mt Lake Park. The
body is at the home in Deer Park.
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$24,187.53 Spent Ii
September Welfare

Seven hundred thnty-siX per
sons received $24,lST53 through
the Garrett County Welfare Board
for the month Of September, it
was reported by J. Milton Patter-
son. state director. This did not
include administrative expenses of
the office.
The amount was about $500
more than for the previous month
when 725 persons received SOB
G9G.5G.
Old age pensioners received the
largest amount, PIP persons re-
ceiving $l0I04.67, for an average
of $37l5 each. Next largest cate
CORY was Aid to Dependent Chill
dren, and @25 individuals in 112
families received $9lIS.22 for an
average Of $81.41 per family.
Under old age pension there
were seven new applications, TWO
cases were added and four can
celled. Under Aid to Dependent
Children, there were eight new
applications. five cases added and
seven cancelled.
Four blind persons received
n
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
Chimes Are Heard

People Of Oakland and vicinity
had an opportunity over the week
end of hearing religious hymns
through chimes. They We're at
tached to the belfry of the Lu-
theran church, pIeaced there fol
demonstration purposes by John
Studstill, representative Of the
Norton Chime Equipment Co.
The chimes We're played ON Sat
urday and again on Sunday at va
rious times, and the music could be
heard as far as Mt. Lake Park.
Music and chimes were played by
transcription and automatically
Such equipment would cost in
the neighborhood of $500.