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Evening star., 1953-03-26
CLERK-TYPIST
Collection Clerk

White person with experience in credit
and collection work; excellent work.
ing conditions. generous company
benefits, fine starting salary. See
MR.. LIBERT, o30 r st. NV, Sth
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SALES OPPORTUNITY
HEIP-W0MEN

ARTIST. womens fashions, must be
experienced, staff job, 5-day week
no Saturdays. Bring samples to
KRONSTADT AGENCY, I'll 14th
Evening star., 1953-03-26
SALESLADY

on dresses and millinery.
Salary and commission steady posi-
ton. MADAME ROSE. 1907 Conn.
ave. NV.
SALESLADIES-Read mil
linery; experienced only; high-grsde
clientele; steady position; $50 per
week Apply 1018 Conn. ave. NV.
full or part time. for
infants and children's wear. Ap-
ply At ARDENS; S23 H st. ne, -26
SEAMSTRESS-FITTER, experienced,
white, between 80 and 80. yrs. Of
age for ladies speciality shop: 40
hrs; $40. NO. 7-2620. -27
white. part time. work
about 2 days q week; 81 per hr.
TAKOMA CLEANERS. 6o10 4th ct.
NV, RA. 6-S466. Pc
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SALES TRAINEES

SALES TRAINEES
We need bright young men. good
appearance. fluent speakers, hard
workers. who will not be satisfied
with less than $4,000 per annum
We. are offering q permanent joh
with z 125-yr. old frm. Must % be
Call for interview with Personnel
Manager, ME. 8-2336. -26
SEAT COVER INSTALLATIONS MAN;
sPRNG TIRE CORP. 5000 Georsia
ave. JU. 9-773S. -29
SECOND CHEF WANTED-2:30 pm.
to 1890 pm. Apply or call l020
Vermont ave. NV, MICHEL s
RESTAURANT RE. 7-1356. 81
SERVICE MANAGER, mechanics and
bookkeeper, wanted for new GIN car
agency in vic. Of Baltic: exper. with
CADILLAC and Oldsmobile cars neces-
sEEy1cEMaNTRucK faEy EsRly hGS 9I2G GDksivERs,
needed. LEE TIRE AND RUBBER
CO., 627 K st. NV. Apply in person
anv morning Ia
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HELP--ME

SERVICE. STATION ATTENDANTS,
exper. preferred. Vacation with pay,
bonus and top salary. Apply in per-
son. WILLIAM A. BARBER. ION
and Maine ave. s.w. -26
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced. 6-day week. D. c. driy-
ohsEg si PfE9it TE&s%eo s2%Sso siaSyS saRycE AR4Ry s4&
TON. goth and New York ave. NV.
STATION ATTENDANT
Man wanted for midnight shift.
Perm Perm position pc for the right dcnan nan;
SUM sTSoco eS'1s1; sTATfoN. f6SFs 1850 Nichols
ave. Sc, LU. 1-9771. -2S
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white. fabrication exper. and good
and vacation. BARRONS SUNOCO
SERVICE STATION, Wis. ave. and
SHEET METAL MECHANICS. outside
men. experienced in tin roofing.
guttering and spouting: must have
Ps1fafn'':J Ps9mit, g. er'tfE Eo6b 3 Co. ds1Sf5 5Si5
14th st. NV. II
SHOEMAKER, reliable, come ready to
work. 11OS H st. ne. -26
SHOE statesmen. experienced; steady
Blvd. Arl', Va. IA. 7-SooS. @Ss
SHOE SALESMEN-Permanent posi-
ton. Experienced in shoes for the
1zlY i4o4 MoNRoE eRs5i!GgT 81 N% GRsh ADrl ms1 o.
SHOE statesmen
good pay; pleasant
working conditions; in Coral Hills
family shoe store. Call MR..
ANDERSON. KE. S-6412. Q am
Siding Men Statesmen
legitimate sSi rm: nn0 so%s o1Sa once eads,
@ agproysd e!rIale credit; edit sEABoARp ARD CON-
sOLICTTOR-Route salesman, ex-
per. Tor BEAU BRUMMEL CLEAN
Err. 1928 Columbia pike. Arl., Va.
soLICIToRS-Full or part time. Sell
all appliances; refgr.. stoves. dryers.
$50 per sale. AD: 4-426S: -57,
Apsls e Mr.: CROSSE faA 1924 18th sss6
sToCKMAN for wholesale electric
supply house. See Mr.. Goodman. be-
tween 4 and s. 4410 Georgia ave.
TAiLOR-coat maker wanted, to
take work out, for very hish-class
custom trade. Apply M. SAUNDERS,
English custom tailor, 1884 Conn.
ave. NV. DU. 10000. -29
TICKET TAKERS and ride operators;
full time. 7 days a week; white. age
30 to 80; salary: $50. Apply in per-
son at Glen Echo Amusement Park
office. Glen Echo. Md. DO not phone.
TRUCK DRIVER for retail furniture
store. Call for appt, OIL. 2-7900.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
MANAGER

MANAGER
In Roanoke. Va. With experience In
the restaurant and soda fountain
field. Salary consistent with expert
ence and ability. Write Box Soc,
Star stating your age and expert
MEAT CUTTERS. exper., for Ice.
super market; top salary. paid vac.
RSs2 and Slafs 'iR5s5 geob zss H5
MEATCUTTER, experienced, sober
and reliable; permanent position. ex-
cellent salary. Call JU. o-3240 or
sspply 1907 Seminary rd., SILVER
MECHANICS. HELPERS. Is and over.
seasonal EM. 2-4769. -27
MECHANICS-Heavy- duty trucks, for
local and out OF town. Phone MR..
DOVE, OIL. 4-2011 for appointment.
MESsENGER-CLERK. for real estate
Apply Mr.. Ganau, THE WASHING
Estate Dept. 800 + st. NV. @as
Millwork Shop Foreman
Exper. man: perm. position. Amply
HEsLoP LUMBER & MiiLWo5RK
CO.. 724 Eye st. s.w.. Ma. s-445i.
Navy Fire Control Man
Expsrisnsed .,,;ri!,, ..! VT, With latsss ordnance
eSefesds P empoye on FSs FSsas9st: Sen.ss
with engineering firm.
Convey Engineering Co.
Call ME. s-6913 80
PAINTERS. white, exper; only; 81 so
per per hopr; SI.x Apply at 4os East Howell
PAiNTEks, steady, 1st-elass mschan-
MiJN1az i9S :; n; !, Fs5Sy soG for work. 3 o L.
Paint store manager for
retail paint and wall
paper store in one of
w a hin G toms most
progressive suburban
areas. Salary commen-
surate with ability. Ap-
ply in own handwriting,
giving brief resume of
experience. Box SAC,
Star.
PH0NE SSSI;,!' s'oLIcIToIRI,FOi I.c,: cats:sandin. q
work; must be exper. Box 336-A.
Star.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
TRUCK DRIVER

position in our circula-
tion dept. 40-hr. week; colored,
25-35 yrs. Of age; neat In appear
ance and capable of passing physi.
cal exam. Must have previous truck
driving experience in wash. clear
driving record, and d. c. driving
permit. Apply Personnel Room sos;
open weekdays, S30-5, Sat. 81.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penne Ave. NV.
TV BENCHMAN; exper.; steady work:
top salary. Call 10. 2-0525. -29
TV SERVICEMEN, outside part time;
experienced; good pay. PENN TV CO.,
90S 18th st. Sc, Ii. 4-O04S. -H
TYPIsT WANTED for retail store.
Salary commensurate to work. AAp-
ply 1877 7th st. NV. -29
TYPIST, colored, wanted for retail
store. Salary commensurate to
work. Apply 737 9TH st. NV. 20
experienced; only
steady work. Apply LOUIS MOG1N,
1918 Volta place NV. Us
USHERS. part time; must be 1s
Apply MACARTHUR THEATER, 1889
Macarthur blvd. -26
WAITER, exper. 6 days. 5-12 mid
night. Apply in person. SEA COVE
RESTAURANT. 5031 Conn. ave:
Evening star., 1953-03-26
ARTIST

Commercial artist for advertising
agency; experienced in merchandise
illustrations; lettering required. Op-
portunity for artist to go places
with expanding organization. Bring
samples of work. Call EX. 3-692l
for appointment. -26
ASSISTANT, in fur storage depart
ment; reliable; must have drivers
license Apply in person, 10 to IL
am, Mr.. Pepper. SMITHS STOR-
AGE CO., 1920 Bladensburg rd. ne.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, should have B. C. g..
degree or equiv. and at least q
years experience. Permanent posi-
tion with large corporation. Salary,
S305 per mo-, 5-day, 40-hr.. week.
state age, experience. references,
address and telephone. Box 215-C.
Star. -26
ACCOUNTANT-Arl. contractor re-
QuireS young man. schooled and
exper. in Renl acct; 5-day wk.,
excel chance for advmt. Fully state
qualifications in first letter. p. o.
BOX q16S, Arl., Va. 20
ACCOUNTANT-OF MGR; branch
once national retail organization.
Once supervisory and accounting
eXper. or education; salary COM
mensurate with ability. Box 117-B,
Star. -29
ARTIST, commercial; also capable of
doing layouts; state age, Qualiflea-
tons and salary expected. Box ABB.
Star. -26
Evening star., 1953-03-26

CASHIER-TYPIST
Steady employment. company BENEFITS.
LIVINGSTON'S, 906-90S 9TH st. NV.
-27
CHECKER-CAsHIER, modern self
service food store; permanent.
cGfhDs fh1I IS NOISE; S1AssRE; full tim. care SS of
blind 4-yr.-old boy; live in; mother
employed. AID. 4-6120. -31
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK-Pull-
time position, excel. sal. and hrs,
pleasant working condS. GALLAU-,
Def PHARMACY, 1000 Florida ave.
CLERKS. familiar with title ana tag
work; win consider good typist with
clerical experience; perm. position
: In modern air-cond. ONCE in George
town; salary open. Box 22s-C. Star.
CLERK. general once work. under
40; high school or business school
grad; must be adept to figures,
typing not essential but preferred,
paid holidays. beneflt plan, vacation,
pension and group life ms. weekly
starting salary $50. Apply Ma
cIaRR-RYrnsT, fGERh Fl Isl young lady III Twins
in Anacostia who likes to meet
the public and would enjoy work
ing close to home, pleasant sur
contact mgr. LENDERS. NC, Of
Anacostia, 3101 Naylor I'd. s.e., 10.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
HOSTESS

downtown hotel. Applicant must Sc
attractive and thoroushly expert
enced; able to furnish good refer
ences. Hours 8 pm. to 3 am. Good
starting salary, many employe bene-
sador Hotel. 1920 K st. NV. second
Evening star., 1953-03-26

When dnspeFtne advertisements
addressed to Star boIes. do NOT
inclose original references photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
Sondl UdlEe Copies SeYve the pur.
pose and originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1953-03-26
TRAVEL


Young man, 17-25. free to travel Rio
Grande Valley, Texas and return;
transportation furnished, expenses
advanced; average earnings, $50 and
UP; must be neat and free to leave
on short notice. See B. F. JONES,
Franklin Park Hotel, 10 am. to IL
noon or to 9 pm. 27"
Opportunity for Right Man
To learn finance business. Expert
ence helpful but not necessary.
Good starting salary. Paid Vaca-
<tion and insurance. Car necessary.
II you are willing to work and ad-
vance with the company, call AID.
2-3500 for appointment. -27
VETS-YOUNG MEN
Tour. summer resorts. earning S100
weekly; leave on short notice; no
experience nee: ears furn,; cash
drawing account. personal inter
Roosevelt Hotel. 3 to 8 pm. 81
Evening star., 1953-03-26
ROUTE MAN
Sales

SALESMAN CLERK, retail tire store;
excellent salary and opportunity. for
young man experienced in paSSen-
ger car and truck tire sale. BEN
HUNDLEY. 3446 l4th st. NV
SALESMAN ESTIMATOR by national
organization for products used in
new bldg. constructions; knowledge
Of blueprintS and previous bldg. hex-
perience; must own car; salary. $40
plus commission. Box 79-C. Star.
established adver-
tising publications; should be exper.
tor this work; regular year-round
drawing acct. Box 337-A. Star.
SALESMAN, mems clothing, expert
encsd; permanent, excel; oppor-
1920 Wilson blvd, Parkington-
Arlington, Va. ia. 8-9336. Il
SALESMAN, experienced mems cloth
ing and furnishings; familiar with
colored trade; permanent; good sal
ary plus commission. 1924 14tbho st.
snniiYE;sMR,H nv; 7-SS7Si, 7sGG7IS1,.r..d r-.f.2r.1. M2g
good earnings; good opportunity.
Apply Mgrs NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS, 1103 H ST. ne. .-27
SALEMAN wanted for retail store.
Salary commensurate to ability. Ap-
ply 737 7th st. NV. 20
SALESMAN. colored, wanted for re-
tail store. Salary Commensurate
with ability. Apply 737 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
ARTIST

AN 4O4
Commercial artist for advertising
agency. Experienced in merchandise
illustrations; lettering required. op-
with expanding organization. Bring
samples of work. Call EX. 3-692l
Tor appointment. -26
ASSISTANT SECRETARY, for small
busy ONCE, in new downtown air
conditioned building; good person.
seStes ssS shty With to badfsfouhdS Hsft ndiShFradf
Salary open. Phone MA. s-7947.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced; $50 guar
anteed, plus commission; 5-day Wk.
Ss0 SS %ust mus Sa eKpf5T
Can BERNyARDs. 2 e226 Georgia aye.
BEAUTICIAN, all-around operator:
excel. salary and comm; q day On
K st. NV. MA. S-29S4. 20
BEAUTICIAN. steady. top salary and
GPHm fGRHmMisil3n' I%a s-sasoyy. aey on MR.: -s1 T1I
BEAUTY OPERATOR and manicur-
.nd iss tS1 eon. Or En- si7is ssit top as .sa1ssF'
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.. good
Paid vacation. Hours 1917. Air -con-
ditioned; 6-day Ek. 1636 RHODE
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced:
Sssleuls:t sxss sarY YIRoAbM6oRga 59 S5 gaFt ErA3 ts
SALON, 3601 Conn. ave. EN-.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around.
and commission. Apply in person
SHAW & STONE BEAUTY SALON,
1905 Vermont ave. NV. 20
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Exper. all
around. salary and commission.
ALICE MARIE HAIR STLY1ST. 1906
Ga. ave. NV. Home. 10. 5-3439.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, woman or man,
for our downtown, 18th st. salon.
Also, operators wanted for Conn.
ave. and other branch salons; s.
day wk. or part time; top salary
and commission. EMILE, 1921 Conn.
ave. 80
BOOKKEEPER for exclusive dress
shop; experinece;, fYll peInge charge; sal al
Connecticut ave. at L st.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

The Employment Center
yrs. Thousands placed. Once. sales,
executive, hundreds of secretarial,
tipping, acct. openings paying top
salaries. Inquire MA. S2340.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
CASHIER-TYPIST

CASHIER-C CIGAR CLERK, day work
WASHINGTON CIRCLE DRUGS
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Salesman, $400 Starting
Salary Plus Bonus

For young man to represent large cor
poration. No travelling. Established
resident. 26-40. married. ambitious,
capable of assuming responsibility.
Please give brief personal history.
All replies strictly confidential. Box
1S7-C. Star.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
CLERK-TYPISTS

Branch once Of national company.
relocating in WaShington: 40-hour
week; pleasant surroundings. Apply
1405 g st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
COOK

To start work March goth. for April,
TINIQUE HOTEL. 10th st. at NJ
Evening star., 1953-03-26

Steady position. good salary. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO., 703
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HELP MEN icont.) }
CARPENTERS, experienced only. .Ap.
ply Williamsburg blvd. and North
little Falls I'd. Arlington. va.
CARPET INSTALLATION ASS!

TO TAKE MEASUREMENTS. KEEP
STOCK AND HELP WITH install
FAAFI4Ms' FFARR4GDs'' ExcEPl xEHPERtEHSGR RotPPoRr. Sd FoR
STRONG, WILLING YOUNG MAN.
APPLY TO MR.. WHITAKER.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
CLERK-TYPIST

Young lady for large insurance ONCE;
insurance experience not necessary;
6-day week; permanent position;
other ADVANTAGES. Call in person.
INSURANCE co.
1922 K st. NV. -27
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JUNIOR CLERK

Yo1ns ssnsEs Tir rsrcs ls2o oo:or yFs Of 4 ass tor
counting dept, S:30-5:30. Mon. Fri.
No tipping necessary. II under Is,
bring birth certificate. Apply per-
sonnel, Room COS. Open weekdays,
8:30-5 and Sat, 81. No phone
calls.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
PRESS FEEDER

For engraving shop: exper. pref:
steady employment. Apply after
$3.50 am, BREWOOD. 1917 G NV.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27

an Israelite and 60 on to the
homes of Egyptians to STAY the
first-born.
Some claim the shank bone rep
resentS the lamb" which is the
symbol of Israel which has many
times been brought to the slaugh-
ter as the innocent lamb" Some
claim that the shank bone which
is like the farm" of the animal
is used to indicate that the AL
mighty took us out of Egypt with
an "outstretched arm"
= y + y
QUESTION: What does the egg
symbolic on the Seder Plate?
(R. T.. Mobile. Ala.)
ANSWER: In the days of the
Temple there were two sacrifices
that were offered and their flesh
eaten on the eve of the Passover.
One was the Paschal lamb and
the other was the "Chagigah,"
the sacrifice for the holiday. This
calls for two different major foods
upon the plate. One, the shank
bone. The other, the egg.
A number of interesting mean
ings have be N read into the
choice of an egg. According to
some the egg is a symbol OF
mourning since it is fed to mourn
ers after the funeral as an object
which has no mouth, like the
mourners who are stunned and
speeches. and dare not question
the justice of the Almighty. The
mourning symbol is used, they
claim, because the first night of
the Passover occurs on the same
day of the week as Tisha B'av-
the anniversary of the destruction
of the temple.
Continued on Page 30)
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cola, FIa.)

cola, Fla.)
ANSWER: A number of inter-
esting reasons are advanced. Fun
damentally, it Sc m S that this
symbol was used to commemorate
the first Paschal lamb offering
made in Egypt, when the Israel
ties were asked to slaughter a
lamb and smear it's blood on the
doorposts, to indicate to the angel
of death that he "pass over" that
home because it was the home of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27
Our Passover
Quiz Box
BY RABBI SAMUEL. J. FOX
Copyright. 1858. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency. Inc.)

QUESTION: What is the reason
for the shank bone on the Seder
plate on Passover? Il. S., Pensa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

Rock Herman F, Schiller, Balti-
more 6-l05, Swallow Falls; Sam
uel c. Warfield, Baltimore, 8-83
Miller Run: Richard Kitzmiller
Mt. Lake Park. 7-101, Steyer; Wayne
Liller, Gormania, $780, German;
Willard w. Oliver, Washington, s.
8S, Underwood; James B. Bell, Jr.,
Oakland, 1879, Allegheny Heights;
Elmer Mersing, Crellin, sos, Crel-
lin; John c. Burkholder, Flintstone,
4-106, Beachy Glade; William f.
Lewis, Oakland, 8-126, Mt. Nebo;
Albert Lee Luhn, Frederick, s.
1876, Shaggy; Carlos Reckart, Crel-
lin, 400 Underwood; w. Earl Her
shey, Annapolis, 8-105, Harrington
Dencil Sines. Deer Park, 10-150
Bethlehem; Clyde Miller, Deer
Park, 1927, Swallow Falls; Jack V.
Jones, Gormania, SLIP, Glade Run;
Bernard Tasker, Deer Park, sos,
Cooper's; John r. Selah, Mt Lake
Park, 4-91, Gordon Grove; Russell
A. Derflinger, Hyattsville. 6-122,
Swallow Falls: Ivan NJ Layton,
Rockville. 8-137, Schell Laurel;
Denzil Dellman, Highland, Md, g.
10, Swallow; Paul Cover, Mt
Airy. 3-1O2. Kings Hill George A.
Schell, Mt. Airy, 4-95, Halls Hill;
II. w. Creed, Hanover, 1922 Her
rington; Hazel l.. King, Deer Park,
8-110, Ed King farm; David Ster-
ling, Pasadena, ATOP, Maple Glade
Jimmy Reckart, Oakland, 6-125,
Kings Run; Loring Green, Deer
Park, 6-123. Mailman; Raymond
Arbogast. Gormania, I'LL, Glade
Run; Paul E. Keller, Oakland, g.
lis, Mt. Nebo; Ernest Ridder. Oak
land, 8-135, Red House; Arthur
Bernard, Oakland, 1O-142, Lynn
Dell; w. w. McGinnis, Milford,
Del, 6-92, Swallow Falls; J. J. Ash
by, Oakland, STOP, Shaggy; Allen
Naylor, Oakland, 6-85, Shaggy;
Harold c. Ashby, Oakland, 4-104
Shaggy; Guy c. Upperco Baltl-
more, 1O-1O3, Shaggy; James Rolls,
Baltimore, 4-106, Red House; Will
liam Nicholson, Mt Lake Park, 3
107, Park Forest; Lawrence Sines,
Oakland, 8-137; Wilbur Umbel, En-
mittsburg, APO. Round Glade;
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

wives, friends and all veterans at
an annual Veterans Night in the
local school auditorium on Wednes-
day night, December 2. The pro-
gram consisted of a concert pre-
scented by the Northern High school
band, a talk by Mr.. Frank Powers,
Frostburg; sound-off by Charles
Wilt; and movie entitled "Holly-
wood Barn Dance" Refreshments
were served by the Legionnaiares,
who hope to make the affair an
annual one.
The Brethren Ladies' Aid was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Lena Calls for the regular De-
cember meeting on Friday evening,
December 4. The Christmas de-
votional program was in charge of
Mrs. Irene Miller and Mrs. Leila
Speicher. The business session was
conducted by Mrs. Helen Speicher,
vice-president of the society Re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
Accident Personals

A surprise birthday party was
rendered Mrs. Carmony Brobst by
her children at her home on Sat
urday evening. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Van
derissche, Washington, D. c.; Mr..
and Mrs. John Brobst and Robert
Brobst, of Keyser, w. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Ash and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Coddington and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Broad
water and family, Miss Arlene
Georg, Miss Hazel Mosser, Thorn
as Brobst and Mrs. Roy Kahl, all
Of Accident. Refreshments were
served.
The Accident Post No. POS of the
American Legion entertained mem
bers of the local auxiliary unit,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory Of our dear
wife and mother, Mrs. Clarence
Wicklow, who passed away ono year
ago, December II, 1852.
Some may think we are not lonely,
When times they sec us smile.
But little do they know the heart
ache
That we suffer all the while.
Our family circle is broken,
The voice we love is still
Your place is vacant in our hearts
No one can ever fill.
Flowers we place upon your grave,
viii Wither and decay,
But love for you who sleeps be-
meath,
Will never fade away.
Sadly missed by Husband and
Children.
ADV. 1t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

116, Red Oak; G. f. Bushermer
Gaithersburg, 4-97, Brier Ridge;
John O'Havcr, Oakland, SIG
Fingerboard; A. w. Riley, Deer
Park, 5-110, Laurel; Harry G.
Masser, Blue Ridge Summit, s.
1870, Swallow; Virgil Jones, Cor
mania, 5-100, Glade Run; Walter
Collins, Baltimore, 3-105, Salt
Ground; Walter L. Dawson, Balti-
more, 8-1l0, Backbone; Sam Urso
Baltimore, 7-100, Backbone; Ohio
J. Stottlemyer, Lantz, 400, Snag-
gy; A. E. Bull, Monkton, 8-115,
Piney; G. b. Leveronc, Hyattsville
5-125 Henry
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10

S-91, Thousand Acres; Norman
Parks. Kitzmiller, 4-l03, Hickory
Hill; Calvin Rinker, 8-l07, Middle
Fork; Cleaver Tichnell. Glib,
Chestnut Grove; Riley Wilson, g.
124, Chestnut Grove; Mckinley Bit
finger, S-137, Meadow Mt; Howard
Lowman. Cumberland, 3-ll2, Maple
Kiln: Howard burst, 3-10l, Clusters
Corner: Charles w. Remke, Balti-
more, 3-77, Thousand Acres; Har-
vey Mellinger, 1O-135, Hermit Hol-
low
Oakland Kills Monday
Glen Dixon. Oakland 8-133, Table
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
1t Runs Through
My Mind
BY POLLY j. HANST

Too thrilled to think.
Too tired to move.
Saturated with entertainment.
Fed up with rich food.
Awed by the simplicity of great
people.
Warmed by the friendliness of a
big city.
Inspired by youth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-10
Partial List Of
Deer Kills Given
swanton Kills Monday

Wanda Harvey, ALP, Turkey
Neck; Raymond Lee, 5-1O5, Middle
Ford; Leroy Bernard, 6-115 Mea-
dow Mt; Henry j. Warwick, 6-107,
Pine Hill; John S. Phillips, Cum
berland SIG, Meadow Mt; David
Beaver, Bloomington, 7-1O6, Mea-
dow Mt; w. l. Peelie. Hyattsville,
Evening star., 1953-02-22
ANTIQUES
HATCHET SALE

SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY
Dresden and Irenstone
plates, Soc. Round table twill make
@is cofies table,; SOC; odd chairs, SOC; 8 {;
sheISs %Sso 6S pe%ae SsS1 Soc sets MnaaS' sSe
Shaving mugs. SOC. Wines. soblets
tumblers. soc UP. Salts. your choice
SOC. Cup plates, Soc. Gold leaf pic
ture frames. SOC up. Pine mantle
ST., Cruets., 81. Rockers. 81. Blue
VILE Vlet slafS taSI. men; 81 vics iesDsf chats hwits'
stafiordshire milk Elass and lacy
Lamps. 81. Triyets. ST. Flat irons
81, Mirrors. 81. Oils and water
colors. 81. Cut glass wines. 81. Beer
Fine Fine table, cS 81. cfanberry aSs sna tnmblers rs
81 so. Railroad and Curfier 3 ives
plates. S1.6O. Art glass bowls, $3.50
Augtrian vases. $3.50. Mantle clock
$3.50. Carriage lamps. 80. so. Stat:
fordshire pitcher. 81. so. Salt and
pepper shakers, $3.50. Decanters
G; sia;ss s. q s SSiiisSl vase. ss5S9;o l. c5Ss s;
Ia; Sias;s vase vase. $50. i old Kettle. $3.50
Wash bowl and, pitcher. 81. 30, Cut
glass cream and suEar. $2 80. STAT
tordshire re fi@gurtne. @ S $3.50. Pine dress dress
20 .SH'OV: tIct. coioIeQ .eL1Se DOWiS'
stands stands, $50. si cHurnis. $3.50 $3.50. Mix Mix
Ing stool. $3.50. Umbreiia stand,
$3.50. Ruby overlap vase, S5. Dres-
den figurines, SIS. Bristol vases, So,
Tea cart. no wheels, SIS. Cranberry
cruet: s5. Satin glass vase. S5.
So. What-not. SIS. Parian and bisoue
flgurines. SIS. Cranberry pitcher, S5,
Purple Stag goblet. SIS. Majolica vase.
SIS. Venetian Gutz typel vase, 80.
Gone-With-the- Wind lamp base,
$3.50; Large staffordshire fiEurine.
So e sfa5o MsfS' coSbss sSS slsi S.ne SlS saso
Cooper Kettle. Si2.5o. Marble tor tor
washstand. $3.50. Brass plano
lamp, S12.60. Love seat. $3.50.
Many other bargains. Open til 2.
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