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Evening star., 1953-11-08

ter and the soap. Using only
the suds, take a brush and
with a circular motion go over
the upholstery one section at
a time. Then with clear water
dampen the brush and remove
the soap. Stand cushions on
their sides, turning every half
hour for the first three hours
and allow the furniture to dry
overnight before using. I
hope this will be of help to
you.
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MORE KANGAROOS?

MRS. L. V. G., Washington
I am anxious to get a pat
tern for q little stuffed kang-
aroo with a pouch in which a
stuffed baby kangaroo fits.
Could any of the readers help
me? I want to make some up
for Christmas.
\ + \
TRAVELLING WITH BABY?
mrs. w. H., Washington
We will be travelling by car
to the West Coast with our
5-month-old baby. Would ap-
preciate hearing from some one
who has made a similar trip
with emphasis on preparing
baby's meals and formula. I
will be grateful for any hints.
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MAGAZINE?

(P. A. F., TGkond Park
I would like information as
to where I can obtain the
American Artist Magazine. Is
there a magazine store either
in Washington or Maryland
from which I could buy it? Is
it possible to subscribe to it
instead?
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FREIGHTER TRAVEL?

MRS. c. w. ~, Arlinqton)
Have any of our readers ever
travelled on a freighter? /
would like to know whether it
is enjoyable to travel on one
of the freighters that take 10
or IL passengers, and how such
trip can be arranged.
- II u
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CORNED BEEF;


GREEN TOMATO MINCEMEAT.
MRS. S. c., Siluer Spring.
This is my grandmother's
recipe for corned beef. Do hope
you like it.
Six pounds chuck beef, 8
tablespoons salt, 2 tablespoons
sugar. saltpeter, size of a large
pea, cold water to cover. Let
stand 48 hours. Cook in same
liquid. Will be happy to hear
if you like it as well as we all
do.
For L. w. Dupont Heights:
I found this recipe for green
tomato mincement in my home
paper about 20 years ago. I
make it every year, and always
get many compliments. This
will make six quarts and l
pint: 6 pounds green tomatoes
Chopped f1ne), 6 pounds
apples Chopped fine), 4
pounds raisins, 2 cups suet cut
fine, 2 cups vinegar Gf vinegar
is very strong, dilute it about
2s vinegar to 70 water), 8
pounds brown sugar, 4 table
spoons salt, 4 tablespoons Gin
namon, l teaspoon cloves, 2
teaspoons nutmeg, l orange,
cut fine.
Drain chopped tomatoes.
Measure liquid and replace
with same amount of water.
Bring to boil. Drain, meas
ure and add fresh water. Bring
to a boil. Repeat once more.
Drain then add all of the other
ingredients. Cook until it is
quite clear and thick, then can
in hot jars. I like to add
citron and candied fruits. I
also add any old jelly or jam I
have. It all adds to the rich
ness and wonderful taste.
Hope you like it as much as I
do.
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SCREENS?

MRS. S. w., Washington
We have a very modern fire.
place for which I would like to
buy a screen that works like
traverse draperies. Please tell
me II the heat and smoke from
the fire makes brass screens
difficult to keep clean. Is an
ordinary black screen prefer
able from the cleaning stand
point? Thank you.
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Pacific supersorb towels

First quality towels and matching
wash cloths, always welcome gifts at
Christmas or for other occasions.
Choose from hunter green, yellow,
pink, blue, lilac, aqua or white.
Jumbo size bath towels, 24x46" -89c
Hond-size towels, 16x27"------49c
Wash cloths, l2xl2"------2 for 45c
three initials.
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MMzuzkQMhbqn

burns,
moth holes
and tears
thriftily,
expertly,
invisibly
repaired
We invisibIy reweove
coots, suits, sweaters,
dresses; wooIens, silks,
royons or tobIe linens.
Our own experts gather
the threads by hand and
restore the original pot
tern. Repairs guaranteed
for the life Of the garment.
WE WILL ALSO REPAIR
handbags, zippers, um-
breIlos, hosiery and
clean and repair gloves,
wherever purchased.
WGL-Repoir Center,
lst Floor, Main Building
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II UNITs-one bedrms. Income
nearly S14. 900 annually Priced less
then s times the income.
NATHAN SILVER. ME. S-21Sl
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Children Can Romp Here
You can buy this 3-bedrm., all-brick
home with a small. down payment
and monthly payments less than
rent. Large liv. rm.. firepl., full-siEe
din. rm.. modern equipped kit. full
basement. On II acre. Call
ARLINGTON REALTY
REALTOR
22l2 Wilson Blvd. ia. S-a3eO
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

N.E.-4, 900 so. IT.. 3-story briel
bldg, hand elevator. priced to sell
WOODWARD d. NORRIS, Realtor
RE. 7-65S5: ewes. LA. 6-2757. 3
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ties in d c. and nearbv Md. needed
for only cash buyers. THOS. I.
JARREL CO.. Realtors fEstab. 1915I
72l 10th st. q W. Ma. S-0765.
URGENTLY NEEDED, in good NV.
section or Amer. Univ. Park; 3 or 4
bedrms. Will pay up to $4,000. Call
Mrs. Chatterton, KE. 7-O4S2, or
JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO., ST.
HousG' WANTED FOR Cash. TO, to sell
on terms. We pay. you cash and re-
es s once S Sc.tSn ebarre q for
,IoSEpH KINSKY. OIL. 4-5574. 81
NAVAL OFFICER desires Q or 3 bed
rm. house. rambler-type preferred.
NV. nearby Md. convenient to Capt.
tai bus. State lowest cash price, No
brokers. Box GOSH. Star. 31a
MOD. clean or 3-pedrm nome IN
good D C or nearby MARYLAND 10
cation; sc. preferred; have sub.
S-Sis6 OF sT s-7a8s.
PRIVATE PARTY wants 3-bedroom
brick, detached with basement, Sill
yer Spring: approximately $4,000.
AID. 4-SI0O, Ext. 534.
WILL BUY $4,000 to $4,000 house
In Wesley Heights; 8 bedrooms,
basement, servants quarters needed.
R9. MILLER. GO. $1,000, or AD.
A~40V0s
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FACING Conn. ave. above Du Pont
Circle. Commercial property o.
shops and apartments with annual
rental of over $4,000 Priced to
make you a profit Nieht or SUM-,
call Mr.. Thompson, EN- 3-1760.
Louis P. Shoemaker, 1919 X st. NV.
MA. S-1166.
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suite. NV. equipped
apes and carpets. partly
Ired. Ideal for attorney,
RS representative. ST.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DUPONT CIRCLE, on Mass. ave-. op.
poSite Sulgrave Club-Attractive
wide 4.story BLDG. suit. non-profit
group, foreign govt. etc.: not zoneo
commercial: layout also provided fol
owners apt. plus. 5 other units; va
pRURy REALTY CORP" AD
ei17 NJ ST. N.W.-Mod. 2-story brick
bldg. 25x13O, air-cooled. coml.. suit
able organization. meeting hail OF
aEy coml. use; sale or rent; MT;
REALTY CORP. AD. @-4oo6.
MOTELS--We nave q selected num-
ber Of fine motels on leading ma
tional highways in and around the
metropolitan area Of WASH, D. c.,
in varying price ranges We also
cali Mr' Thompson. residence. EN-
3-l22O, with INEz CUsHARD, Real
ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS in
Sc. Washington. Prac. new bldg.
write BOX $3.50. Star. u
924 G PL. NV, S-rm. brick bldg
in downtown business district q
block from woodward g. Lothrops
1st commercial. Has Gear garage
tributor. union headquarters. etc
JOHN H. MILLER JR. & BRO. MA
EsTxBLiSHED GENERAL STORE
Complete stock. fixtures and real
estate, including attractive horne;
good section King George Co., Va
For sale because of owners illness
JAMES E. MAHONEY, 1913 14th St
FOX o. sHSPFiNG HSi INC CENTER, best 81.
location, on Marlboro pike. q few
blks. over D.. c. line s.e.: 10000
So #. of 1st commercial ground.
400-ft. front on new hwy. Sale or
build to suit tenant. Mr.. Filippo. LU.
2.5976. HARTMAN REALTY INC.
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400.
NO CASH. monthly payments over 10
years, S4x270; two street frontages;
az utilities; LIS per So. IT. Go see
5025 Lee hwy Brokers invited
CHAs. CARROLL CARTER. INC,
4617 Lee hwy. ia. 2-SOS0.
COML FLA. AVE. N.E.---Ideal ga
rage, office. storage: bldg, 4Ox40;
lot, 150x4O; S32. 900. DI. 7-6500
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CASH BUYER for well-located
NV apartment building containing
5O-1OO units. Call Mr.. Moran with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14ll;
ewes. EN-. 3-4015. 81
HAVE CLIENT for good clean prop
GEORGE s. FREEDMAN, Broker.
CO. 5-4SOO or RA. 3-4316.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

80 A. unimproved. h.w. frontage, Sl2s
per a.
46 A. unimproved; srine: on ma.
cadam road; $3.50 per acre
so A: 9-rm. res. . baths. modern;
$4,000. Picturesque view.
both ondoSn and npme ssenanSaab exSs sT ys
leys. Sl7,S50.
The above are year-around homes,
auiet. and peaceable, 1000 It. above
sea level.
8 A. "-rm. cabin, 1,O0O-ft. front.
all equip. Located foothills of Blue
Ridge Mts. $4,000 cash.
c. c. ELSA & SON, Bluemont. Va
Tel. 2421. once open Sundays.
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STORES FOR RENT

500 Sc: FT;.. lge; display window
traffic street: very reasonable tc
Tight S,o party. RALPH YAGo, AD
STORE or business property in heart
OF Medical center. 2o3s Eye st
s;T' sT ae44Sos onIy s76 mo- Now available
18th AND You SITS. N.w.-Excellen,
for restaurant. carry-out. pawn
shop jewelry. bakery, etc; $3.50
LARGE RHc E-SSSSR sT0RE, koxss with n,rk,rs
les S, dox5C; Hs Reasonable. wig s19o gSFt?ns ga
400 1st ST. N.w.-corner store
show window, approx. 17x44: fluor
lights; completely decorated. S12i
mo; g%1,N To T. inspect esll LEO M; BERN
OILY it ONE \ viActAiNScYH 7 IN in NV a we'll.
established shopping center of u
stores, on West Broad ST.. in Fails
Shureh; plenty Of parking. ,JE
ssi 1ofSa fSth 81. r. NV H9'S6; a8wntovn 3 sma,
so seOss Ss5 laFSf "a ss2E sS74s window reduced f
GEORGETOWN, 3O56 M st. nv
22x70 -paneled once; basement
storage, heat included; S175 mo
CSRNER SR E7s9a s9ai sysS' sN6 KE Frs 7S1Ss r.
old Georgetown; suitable for florist
beauty shop, antique shop. etc. Cal
HU. 3-5555 bet. 10 and z weekdays
GROUND FLOOR STORE in moderr
conditioned bldg. containini
$50 SO. TT. Can also be used fol
ot1lces. For further info. call MRS
HUTCHINSON. EX. 3-S67O. .
LIGHT MANUFACTURING. 2nd com
Ssayy.duty % slsessie. aS sa@s BIadens.
SILVER SPRING, MD, $500 Georgis
ave, one block from Colesville I'd
Entire building with store 25x95
two apis. on second floor. available
immed. Call Mr.. Holland. H. g
SMITHY CO.. S11 18th st NV. ST
TOP L0C. IN CLARENDON, va
Small new. store. 500. IA. 2-1122
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4-FAMILY FLAT

4-FAMILY FLAT
A modern, semidetached
brick building Just 10 yrs: old.
Heights area of D. c., less
than 3 squares from trans
portation. stores and schools.
Gross rental, S3.250. For
sale by out-of-town owner at
Spe'eS9; Sp SVRedS Eyei;: E,t MI 1,V WsifSIrs sftsr
pm: days. IA. 5-6S00.
SHANNON & LUCHS Co
1905 II st. NV. MA. 8-234t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

PARKING LOT suitable for 3 cars,
4th near H st. NV. near General
Accounting once. S35 mo. CO. s.
6222. Ewes. RA. 6-06OS.
Md.-S-rm. house, lot approx. 50x
90, at railroad siding. for rent very
reas. viii also remodel to suit ten
ant. co. 6-23Sl. Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Soft. 'front.'
age. on Wis. ave, 1000 50. #. Of
a. space; 1890 "a. II. Of parking,
Immed. occupancy. call Oh. 2-6695
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CONN. AVE, Mr.. SHOREHAM HOTEL
First time advertised.
4-story brick, suit. for an orgenise-
sTonnd iron p n hack ee 9or ezpsn Il de.ired medlf
dAfaeeo, To settle and estate. Priced
fagkf. m. 2-0A91. 81.
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c

SUITABLE FOR GIFT SHOP, baby
apparel, any type of speciality shop.
17x15. Water avail. Loc. in the
Woodbridge Prof. Bldg, WOODBRIDGE.
Va; Call Triangle 2S6. IS
BUSY corr on Chain Br. rd;, suit,
to. 5000 SO. IT.; under 5000 for
total space. Ask opr. for Vienna
RENT Or SELL Wheaton triangle e1 list
Comm, Groom brick. L0. 5-2S0C
III y pm. HUGG1NS Il HARRISON,
THE UNITED STATES GOVERN
MENT. through the General Sery-
ices Administration. Public Build
ings Service. offers for lease the
PROPERTY, ,tS located at 22S l2th street street
325 of the District of Columbia
Proposal will be received until 200
pm, June 10. 1853. Copies of
the Invitation and Proposal Form
sg Bos On in OPtS1ned sodm s fG aenera ar W se2s
ices Regional once Building. 7th
and D streets sw., Washington 25,
D. c. Telephone No, Republic =
1900. Branch 2504.
SERVICE STATION. store and home
for rent for Sis mo. RIPLEY &,
R5oMER; 561 Rsalt9rs, Gaithersburs
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-, extended
heavily travelled area, adjacent To
Safeway Store and large service
station. For further information,
call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a. CO.,
1415 K st. NV. ME. S-540O.
1890 BLOCK JEFFERSON PL. NV
Connecticut ave. NJ and N)-3
stories and English bsmt. with IL
.
House 1st commercial. Needs re-
modelling. $3.50 monthly as is,
lloyd HOLLANDER, Elk. 3-340S.
DOWNTOWN
Two-story bldg. approx.
19x2S on each floor excel.
for workshop, warehouse, etc.
/ ReaS. rent. To inspect, cali
Leo M. Bernstein & Co,
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcsn..)

II Units, 18th and Mass. NV.
brick. Priced at Ga times annual
rent schedule: Situated on valuable
ist comm: lot, 69x95, to alley Lot
EN- 3-53S6, or Mr.. Poole. WO.
13r6xSgl. With DRURY REALTY
Evening star., 1953-05-31

FOR SALE BY OWNER, Is mi. D. c.
on hard road. 2 houses; % acres
10 meadow, 10 fine timber, 8 hilltop;
house: liv. rm.. 9 ige.. j SIN. bed
rooms. kit. din. rm., Ia baths.
recreation rm.. . fireplaces, base
board heat; garage in basement: lge.
deck porch, inclosed underneath;
huge unfln;, attic. heat and water
Asbestos -shingle house; living rm.
bedrm., din. rm. incl. sleep. porch
bath. all pine paneled; floor furnace
kit, small I'm. basement, 16xS incl
porch: 2 garages with overhead
storage space easily converted fol
sleeping. Price S54, 900. Can be
divided Box o25-H Star
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MODERN 19-UNIT APT.
ONLY 6A Y Rent

ONI4 ON K tLE1IG
The biggest bargain in Washington
today is this imposing mod, det
bldg. in good NV. loc. All apis
are. well equip, have col. tile baths
with showers. oak or parquet frs.
oil heat, built-in incinerator, FIRE
proof constr. etc. Income over
$4,000 yearly and priced at only
S101, 500 for quick sale. About
$4,000 cash will handle. Exclusive
with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors. EX, 3-lSll
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

9, 600 so. FT. nearly new masonry
bldg; 10 min. from Bethesda; win
6ows on 4 sides; high ceiling: no
ing space; additional lot adjoining
II needed; ideal for shop. light mfg.
laundry or cleaning plant; rent
reasonable. WO. 6-5603. II
2Ist AND n STS. N.W.-1.S0O "a.
f.; S1s.ery brick bldg E1 $50 per no no
7.66sb: aYea.. IA. 0-2767. 81
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GARDEN APTS.

We have newly avail. for sale what
we believe is the finest small garden
old and situated in. top loc., it
contains over 40 of the best ar
ranged and equip. apis. avail. any
where, has pvt. parking facilities,
abundant storage and ldry. rms.
long term financing at only 4es int.
and it viii show a net cash retuIn n
Of l5e< on capital invested. Call US
for full details, INCLUDING the very
reasonable price. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-1s11
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. 50 mi,
modern conveniences. completely
furn. Finest view, cool, accessible
and private. Practical for year
round living. unsurpassed in sum-
mer. To reach: Route No. z through
Leesburg and Round Hill. almost to
mountain top, left on No. COL 4
mi. to white fence and stone gate
Phone Bluemont. Va. 1882 or JA.
MIIoL SNAIL BLUE RIDGE HOME bargain.
6 rooms plus storage. electricity.
bath. garden, outbuildings. boxwoods
Facing mountain stream with at
tractive views. Good road and
neiehbors. Reduced from $4,000 to
$4,000. HEN1NG & PILLAR. Bro
kers, Sperryville. Va, Telephone
BEST FOOD. well-prepared home
grown meats. eggs, vegetables; mod.
fNr e3G elfa9 RE @Ss1sslns s$sFin wGsd: %sS
1OO-YEAR-oLD mountain home. on
10 acres woodland and handicapped
grounds; 40 miles from Washington;
completely modernized; stone ex-
terror; tiled elec. kit., knotty pine
din; nook; large paneled liv. rm.;
with stone fireplace, 3 bedrms.. tiled
mod. bath. soft. screened porch
overlooking valley and mountain
ranges. basement with electric hot
water heater, workshop and bath.
Completely furn., incl. tools. power
lawn mower. etc; leaving area. Con-
tact OWNER. NO. 7-Qs34: or week
ends. Lovettsville (va) 2311. Open
90 Ca1n
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and -2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-08

I Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walton
J and Pearl Mclean spent several
days last week in Pittsburgh on
business.
Mr. and Mrs c. J. Hasson. of
Akron. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Glotfelty and Jimmy we're Mon
day dinner guests of Mrs. Nora
Glotfelty.
Miss Joyce Friend, Hopwood,
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hoye, of
McHenry, were in Pittsburgh last
Thursday attending the Ice Ca
pades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Friend, of
Hopwood, Pa, were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Hoyc on Sunday
MIR and Mrs. Everett Glotfelty.
"Skippy' Bernard were in Balti-
more Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs c. j Hasson,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Nine and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and
daughter Mrs. Paul Savage and
Mr. Howard Miller, all of Akron,
Ohio were called here over the
weekend due to the illness of their
mother, Mrs. Minnie Miller, who
is now a patient in the Garrett
County Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Glotfelty at
tended the Forest Festival at FL
kins, W. Va. on Saturday.
I Mrs. Hattie Glotfelty visited Mr..
and Mrs Charles Bowman and
daughters several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bowman
attended the Forest Festival at
Elkins, w. Va, last Friday.
Mrs Vida Shuttleworth and son,
Bob" of Pittsburgh, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bowman over
the weekend. Bob remained for a
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Leroy Rhodes and son, of
Baltimore; Miss Virginia Savage.
Mrs Reuben Savage, Miss Phyllis
Savage and Mrs Earle Glotfelty
and children visited Mrs. Ross
Grove and son, near Gortner,
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowman
and Sammy were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Glotfelty and son.
A2/c Harold Savage. of Whining
ton, Del, spent the weekend here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Savage and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glotfelty,
Mrs Nora Glotfelty visited Mr..
and Mrs Odell Glotfelty at Bar
ton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cunning
ham, of Pittsburgh, announce the
birth of a daughter This is the
couples first child The mother is
a granddaughter of Mrs Pearl Me
Lean Mrs. William Walton is
spending some time with her daugh-
fer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-08
Terra Alta Girl
Killed In Wreck
Died When Truck Overturned
While Returning From
Football Game Last
Friday

Marie Whetsell, rs, junior in
Terra Alta High school, died when
a truck in which she was returning
from football game last Friday
evening, overturned.
Miss Whetsell, along with six
other high school students, was
returning to Terra Alta in a pick
up truck, after watching their
high school defeat Rowlesburg at
Rowlesburg. She was pinned be-
meath the cab of the truck which
overturned near the outskirts of
Terra Alta about 6 p. m. She died
fifteen minutes after being ad-
mitted to the Garrett County Me
mortal hospital in Oakland
The only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Whetsell, of near Ter
ia Alta, she is also survived by
her maternal grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. B. Thorne, Manning
ton, w. Va, and her paternal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-08
School Officials
To End Conference

School superintendent from all
% Maryland counties and BaIti-
more City were scheduled to con-
clude their conference here at noon
today, at the William-James hotel
in Oakland.
r. Bowen Hardesty, superintend-
ent of the Garrett County Schools,
said this marked the first time the
superintendent have held their
monthly meeting in Garrett county.
The conference got underway at
$3.50 yesterday morning and con-
tinued until 3 p m. At that time
they took tour of the county
which included a number of the
schools, the county's recreational
spots at Swallow Falls, Harrington
Manor, Pleasant Valley and Deep
Greek Lake.
Dr. Thomas G. Pullen, Jr., state
superintendent of schools, headed
the delegation from the State De-
partment of Education Others
from his office were Dr.. David W.
Zimmerman, assistant state super
intendent in charge Of finances;
Dr.. James E. Spitznas, director of
instruction; Willis White, state
high school supervisor; Dr.. John j.
Seidel, assistant state superintend-
ent in charge Of vocational edu-
cation; Herbert Steiner, state
supervisor of physical education
and health; and Miss Merle S. Bate
man, in charge of certification of
teachers.
Members of the local board en-
tertained at luncheon today. They
are c. O. Bender, Grantsville; Ross
Speicher, Accident; and Walter W.
Dawson, Oakland.
Various Topics Discussed
Various phases of the public
school system were topics of dis
cussion.
David S. jenkins, of Anne Arun-
del county presided at Wednes-
days morning session DR.. Pullen
spoke on Teachers Supply in the
State and School Buildings. Miss
Bateman spoke on certification of
teachers, and Nilsson c. Raver,
executive secretary of the Mary
land State Teachers association,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-08

grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Whetsell, Terra Alta.
According to West Virginia State
Police, who investigated the acct
dent, seven students We're return
ing from the game in Rowlesburg
when the mishap occurred. The
truck was climbing a grade on
route Z, east of Terra Alta, when
the right door of the cab began
to jar open.
Olive Lewis, riding next to the
door, opened it to reclose the door
and a coat blew out of the truck
cab. The driver, Morris Stevenson,
II, backed the truck down the hill
to get the coat. Police said the
truck went out of control, hit a
bank at the roads edge, and turned
over. Everyone was thrown clear
of the truck except the Whetsell
girl. The truck rolled over on her
and crushed her chest.
Two girls riding in the bed of
the truck were slightly hurt but
not hospitalized. They were Betty
Metheny and Linda Lewis. Two
boys riding with them were not in
iured. They were Dale Tasker and
frankie Wilburn.
State Police said Stevenson
would be charged with negligent
homicide.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon with Rev. w.
c. Dunson officiating. Burial was
in Terra Alta cemetery with
uncles serving as pallbearers. Mem
bers of the junior class at Terra
Alta served as flower bearers.
The Whetsell girl was born Oc-
tober Is, 1887.