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Evening star., 1954-12-08
Letters to he Star.

Civil Defense, Washington is. D. G.
Telephone: EN-. 2-9710.
John e. FOndahl,
Director. d. c. ONCE Of Civil De-
tense.
Evening star., 1954-12-08

The Democrats accuse the Republicans
Of operating a. giye-aWay administration,
which is sort Of a case Of the grab bag calling
the slot machine generous.
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Three-piece place setting, cup,
soucer, cake plate
. TostefuI floral designs on imported
china
Q A Ahostess' delight for Tv snocks, tea
or dessert serving
Down stoirs Store, Homeworss. North Building
-. also Bethssdo Budget Store
Evening star., 1954-10-27
Egyptian Army Engineer
Studies D. c. Highways

Capt. Soliman Metwolly,
technical secretary Of the policy
forming Committee Of Roads of
the Egyptian National Produc-
ton Council, arrived here yes
terday for a tour devoted to
studying the Districts highway
and traffic planning methods and
some Of its road construction
projects.
The 27-year-old Egyptian
army engineer officer will be
guided by highway officials today
around such major new con-
struction projects as the Balti-
more Washington parkway and
the East Capitol Street Bridge
and to the city's fringe parking
lot on South Capitol street. He
has spent two months making
similar studies in Texas and
Louisiana.
From what Capt. Metwolly has
seen so far, he said this country
is building "the best road system
In the world.
He said that Egypt is In the
midst Of a l0-year $120 million
road construction program. in
Guiding a 400-mile stretch that
will complete q major thorough
fare along the Nile River from
the Mediterranean Sea to the
Sudan border.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
By Harry Lever
Sscg stcff ccsrespondeuf

GUNTER AIR FoRCE BASE.
Ala. Oct. N One OF the worlds
largest schools exists here, but
80 per cent of the students
rarely, II ever, see their instruc-
tors.
Many Of them are in remote
places where the United States
has air installations. and they
take their lessons through
correspondence courses.
The Air Forces Extension
Course Institute at Gunter prob
ably is exceeded in size only by
the Nays similar school.
The project is just another
facet Of the giant Air University,
Under the command of 1t. Gen.
Laurence S. Kuter, 1t has more
than 100000 students learning
everything from the initial ABC's
to how to fight an airplane fire.
The Air University students
are senior officers from all serv-
ices. But the extension Institutes
headed by Col. M. A. Kempton.
goes right through the ranks.
A few days.ago, M/Sergt. Gil
bert B. Gavitt became the 100. :
00Oth student. For Just $1l.10, he
is getting professional educa-
ton. the Ofiicers Candidate
Correspondence Course. and
more than 20 specialized educa-
ton courses covering technical
Air Force subjects.
Promotion boards carefully
inspect the results of the school,
Gen. Kuter's statement gives
the main reason behind the in
stitute:
To-day the free world faces
! the relentless pressure Of a hos
Evening star., 1954-10-27
.2O0, 900 in Air University
Rarely, if Eyer, See Teacher

tile theology bent on world doom.
Our very survival is challenged.
Americans must meet this chal-
lenge Of maximum effort. This
means that every person In the
Air Force must do his job ut top
efficiency.'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-24

- r,'1 49, l,..,. @''''.
80.
''','' : 900
''' ~ '''
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Fazzalari. Of
Baltimore. spent the Weekend with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fazzalm.i Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fazzalari. also Baltimore.
..;l, h.
'''' '''. '''''
Garrett Temple No. II will have
covered dish supper Monday.
June Is, beginning at 6:30 DIST
All officers and members are urged
to attend. The past chiefs club has
been postponed until Friday, July
>. 1t will be held at the cottage of
Mrs. Paul Dewitt, at Deep Creek
Those spending the weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Riley. Rosedalc, were Mn and Mrs.
Lester Jcffreys. Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Turner and three children, all Of
Kingwood, W. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Riley and son Douglas, of
Attributable, W. Va; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Junior Riley and daughter, Of
Newbmg. W. Va.
son-in-law and daughter. Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Mosser, Of Loeb Lynn,
have moved from Silver Spring to
Haddon Heights, n. J. Mr.. Larrick
was graduated from the University
of Maryland this month with a B.
S. degree in mechanical engineer
ing. Mrs. Larrick is the former
Nora Ellen Mosser.
c..,.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-24
Wrestling Match
Tickets On Sale

Tickets for the wrestling matches
sponsored by the Mt. Top Chamber
of Commerce have been placed on
sale at several places Of business
throughout the county, it was am
nounccd this week.
They may be obtained at Eng
lander's, the Music Shop or Car
rolls Sport Shop in Oakland;
Point View Inn and Thayer's Barn
ON Deep Greek Lake, and the Cas-
selman Motor company at Grants
Vile.
Feature attraction is the match
between Mature Boy" Buddy
Rogers. the worlds mcrowuec
heavyweight champion; and "ThC
Great Scott" of St. Andrews
Scotland
The event is scheduled for Mon
day night, July -, at the Deer
Creek Speedway, Inc, at Mcllenry
where arrangements are being
made to accommodate POO pa
irons. Ringside seats will cost $2.GC
with general admission being $1.5O
The proceeds from the show will
be used to further promote Gar
rett county as a recreational area
A bout by two women wrestlers
Nell Stuart Lee and Chona La
Claire, will be included in Other
features on the program.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-24
$25,258.l7 Spent
For May Welfare

Seven hundred forty-fivc persons
received S25, 25S17 through the
Garrett County Welfare Board for
May, it was reported by Thomas j.
$. WaNtel. director of the State
Department Of Public Welfare.
This is $50 more than the previous
month when 40 persons received
S25,l05.o9. The expended funds did
mot include costs Of administering
the local welfare office.
Two hundred fifty-ninc persons
under old age pension category re-
ccived $9.71g93. am average of
$37.53 each. There were ten new
applications here with 10 eases be-
ING added and cases cancelled.
Three hundred rifty-thrcc chill
drcu i'm 1926 families received Sl0,-
272.35 under the Aid to Dependent
Children group. am average Of
2Sl.53 per family Seven new APP
plications were received with seven
being added and five being cam
cclled.
Five blind persons received S274-
80. One hundred two persons
listed as permanently and totally
disabled received S4.O70.55, an
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-24
Nursing Classes To Meet

The New Germany Home
Nursing class has Is enrolled and
it plans to meet Monday and Thurs
day evenings at o'clock DIST, at
the New Germany school. Mrs.
Floyd burst is instructor Mrs. Del
wood Merrill is club health chair
man.
Members of the Mars Hill club
plan to have their class beginning
July ;. Those interested are to CON
tact Mrs Morris Beachy club
health chairman and instructor.
Glasses will be at Mrs Beachy's
home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-24


MISS hlh'l lesser is spending
W. Va.
Joseph /. "l"tieIty Is a patient
i'm the Garrett County Memorial
ME- ana MIS-. lrVm REID lett ON
SUNDAY iof New YORK and expect
to return FRIDAY nlght'
M. and 1r,. Tr,,,,. Nf.potio. -.
turned from week $ VISIT with
lhelf uaugHIefS At rams church.
va
M. and Mr. Fl,o,. TI,,,1onho,l.
1ynlin.lrru p, ,,o ,;.;tina. a,1
lait'f S mother MIS-. T. IL. Smcell,
Tor SeVerai days
Mrs T. II Fold v.as toI.o, =,
Johns JIonkins bosnitol naItinoro
a, Tuasdav limo v.,o,, .bo ,o
mains Il patient
Mrs Ceoroe II Uanst :. - fla
Wo.t Virginio .toto All .on,,, NOON.
Weston tbis wool, as a ,,,on,ho. 81
tbo staff Of OIdo, Youth ca,,,n
Pfc Wa,,on NJ Pumor ba. 30
tn,nad to Fort Rarnino 90 alto,
havino snont % dav. with hi. n.r-
ar+s Mr. and Ms Dorsoy = pn
,ner Underwood
Run and Mrs Raw Crowtbar. Il.
and cbiIdron CaroIo and lIo,.sbou
If Hickory pa visited Friends baro
SUNDAY aftorroor
Members Of the Samba club en-
,,nosts If t,,l.ov dinnor 1ast
Thursday ovonino At tbo co++aoo ~
" D CasteoI ON Doom Crool. liz
The w. S. c. S. of White church
IS serving a chicken supper i'm the
o5 So,vi,o. will No from, +o
m EST Tho nrica +. 81 na, nl,+o
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Broad
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Oakland Personals

James j. Trcacy, IIager~town at
tomey, visited relatives here over
the Weekend.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ernest Bennett, of
Baltimore, are visiting relatives
here for a few days
The WSCS of Pleasant Valley
will meet at the home of Mrs. Mil
ton Riley ON Tuesday, June %, at
1870 p. m. EST.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Graham and
two children, Baltimore, are visit
ing Mrs. Graham's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Roth and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. II. Wcimer spent a few
days in Norfolk, Va, the Weimers
continuing to Fredericksburg, Va,
for a visit.
Mrs. Mary Lynn Wmficld and
yy,.hin,,+an n = ..o ,.i.i+;ro hon
n,ntha. NJ. r. y lt.1ntiro for
.l,,a,.aI da,..
John Adams, forester for the
Western Maryland railroad, who
has been residing in Loeb Lynn
Heights, recently purchased lot
no,tb oJuo ~ +,,,., ,.boro he and
his v.ifn ov,oct - construct =
hama
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lippold Wis
tied the latter's mother, Mrs. 5. H..
Jackson, last Thursday. They were
accompanied to their home in llar-
risonburg, Va, by their two chill
spent two weeks here with their
gfahoMothef'
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas W Sincs and
da,gbte,. Incfle Mrs. Mary Grove.
Of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs Ernest
SnoerIein and danpbtcr Of Gort-
nar. Mr. and Mrs Ross Speicher.
Accident attended The animal con-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-24
FRIENDSVH.LE

Mrs. Lillian Bates returned to
her home in Pittsburgh on Sunday,
after spending last week with her
mother, Mrs. David Fike Little
Ricky Bates is spending the sum
mer with his grandmother.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-24
M A R VI A ND
Oakland, Maryland

June 24-25-Three Sailors and
A Cirl-Jane Powell. Gordon
MacRac. Color
June 2G-The Lone Hand-Joel
McCrea, Barbara Hale. Color
tMatince.l
June 27-28~29-Forever Female
Ginger Rogers. William
Holden. Matinee Sunday
June 30-July l-2-Martin Luther
Mail MacGinnis, John Rud-
dock Admission: Adults, Ito:
Children. Soc, incl tax. Special
25' discount to church
groups.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

THE HUMBLE BEGINNING. Sports fans
are going to enjoy the late Grantland Rices
poignant reminiscing in his series of articles,
The World Loved. which start this week
on page T. Mr. Rice recounts many seldom
told tales cleaned from his years Of sportswrit-
ing and intimate friendships with historys
finest athletes. Here they are again. from Ty
Cobb to Willie Mays from Walter Hagen to
Ben Hogan and Ed Furgol the greats of past
and present are shown as friends and athletes
by the beloved sportswriter.
OCTOBER being NEWsPAPERBOY DAY, it
may not be out of place to mention that there
is one facet of the Ben Hogan Story which
Mr. Rice ignores: Ben was once newspaper
boy You may be surprised to learn that many
Of our sports heroes once carried their home
town papers, For instance. Notre Danes
All-American Johnny Lujack and his coach
Frank Leahy are ex-newspaperboys. Base
ball clown Al Schacht. Jackie Robinson,
ex-commissioner Happy Chandler. and the
DiMaggios all served papers before they
served baseball. And Jack Dempsey and Gene
Tunney carried newspapers long before they
faced each other for the heavyweight title.
Grantland Rice would probably be the first
TO point out that greatness often dwells in the
humblest places Who knows? Perhaps that
freckle-faced youngster who brings your daily
paper is the Wilbur Shaw Joe Louis, Jack
Kramer or Ralph kiner of the future. They
all once carried newspapers.
AND PRAY! Recently We ran an item about
the dangers of driving in Paris traffic. Now
reader tells us that pedestrians also have their
problems. He cites the case of an Ameri-
can schoolmarm who, using her high-school
French. asked gendarme how she could man.
age to make her way across busy Paris street.
CONNIE ca like this). Madame" replied
the gendarme He crossed himself gestured
for her to run fast and added Non retarde
mot stop. - THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1954-10-03

the grass under a tree, looked up through
the green and shirnmering sunlit leaves.
then suddenly seized paper and pencil and
in a frenetic frenzy of inspiration wrote
his immortal lines. Very nice. Very easy.
At this point. | began to gather defini-
tions Of genius by the geniuses themselves.
Here are several from my collection:
Said Paderewski: Before | was genius
q drudge"
Said Flaubert: Genius. in the phra
Button. is only long patience. Work"
Evening star., 1954-10-03

ing infinite pains.
Said Alexander Hamilton: "All of the
genius have is merely the fruit of labor"
How often people have said to me that
they would like to write. or paint. or play
aninstrument ''ifonly they had the talent"
Yet have never discovered a genius who
smoke of talent. Or even of inspiration.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
WANT TO BE A GENIUS?
by Wilfred Funk
Auehor nd PubGahe
Auel.Or, Editor and PubiisIter

Said Michelangelo: ''If people knew how hard
work to get my mastery it wouldn't seem 50
wonderful after ALL
Said Carlyle: Genius is the capacity for TAX
Evening star., 1954-10-03

THE other day my children were asking me
Il about the word ''genius" They thought that
it must be very pleasant to be genius. They
imagined. for example. that poet just lay on
Evening star., 1954-10-03

Only brutal work.
So. if you or or my children don't succeed,
might it not be more fitting to blame it. perhaps.
on measure of lazness rather than lack Of talent?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
AUToMoDllgs eoR SAlf.

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PONTIAC '53 station wagon; used BY
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CARS. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1877
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sTUDEBARER so "v-s" Commander.
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AuroMoRlLeS eoR SALR

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AUToMoslLls FoR sALE

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AUToMoBlLss FOR SALE

PONTIAC. 1854. station wagon. Hy.
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PONTIAC 1854 e-cyL 2-dr.: s1,74s.
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Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500. --25
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car: SO 995., HOME OF NEW"CAR
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PONTIAC. 1437 Irving st. NV. AID
PONTIAC So COW: fiamingo red
black top; Wv. tires. Hydra. r.
and h.; 81. 395 EICHBERG AUTO
SALES. 1909 Wis. ave-. AID. 4-Iq22
PONTIAC 1852 Chieftain "s" Gaia
Ina; low mileage. spare never used;
this green beauty has everything;
81: 615: Owner. sS01 GEORGIA ave,
Ju; g.5707 any time. 2S'
PONTIAC 40 2-dr. 6-cylinder sedan:
good condition throughout: SI00 OF
best offer. 2020 p st. NV, Apt.
8. after 8 nm. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WlLLYS 81 Aero Wing; T.. h., plas.
tic seat covers. 2-tone paint; de.
pendable, economical car, carefully
driven By owner JE. 2-S02i.
go
WILLYS, Isl 6-cyl. station WAGON,
gray .finish; heater: clean. never used
Tor heavy hauling; S795. FRANK
SMALL Jr. INC. $500 Pa. ave. s.e.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25

"MY
] BUTLER.
I BONDED
CARS
i. MAKE GOOD
OR L DO"
. Beautiful, Clean, Reconditioned
Cars Sold with o 3-doy triol ond
the Fomous ButIer-Bond.
'53 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-dr.
sedan; radio. heater and Power
glide, beautiful two-tone green;
showroom condition: less than
5000 actual miles. Butler
Bonded. ,695
. '52 STUDEBAKER Commander
4-door sedan Regal de luxe:
radio, heater. overdrive, chrome
guards front and rear, back-up
Butler-Bonded. $l,495
n 81 PLYMOUTH Cambridge 4-dr.
sedan; radio. heater. Interior
like new: Jet black finish. Only
$595
80 STUDEBAKER Champion de
luxe 2-door sedan; gas-Saving
n overdrive, radio. heater; royal
blue; one of the most modern
and economical cars you will
find. Butler-Bonded. S595
, '5e HUDSON Hornet 4-door Sc
dan; radio. heater, Hydra-Matic
house. Immaculate condition;
beautiful tan and gold combi-
nation. Butler-Bonded. Sl.595
~ STUDEBAKER Champion
n Regal de luxe 4-door sedan;
automatic transmission, china
tizer and defroster, fender skirts.
powder blue, owner. show room
condition. Butler Bonded.
y 81 1875
n 80 CHEVROLET o-door sedan:
Styleline de luxe. heater, Power
glide; gun metal gray. Excep-
tionally clean; one owner. But
ler-Bonded. $795
. 81 STUDEBAKER Commander
4-door sedan. automatic drive,
radio. heater. SpotleSS condi-
ton and has all OF Studebaker' s
famed engineering and design.
Butler-Bonded. S995
BARGAIN COUNTER
SIS DOWN
Good, dependable cars that
you can drive with pride.
} rs BUICK ss4s
\ 4-door, radio and heater.
'48 NASH S295
heater.
, ~ STUDEBAKER - $295
\ Champion 2-door sedan, Cd. b..
~ STUnEBAKER $l45
Commander, 4-dOor; black, over
drive, radio and heater.
, 40 DODGE sos
\ 4-door. Black. Heater.
Lee D. BUTLER
INCORPORATED
1871 2lst St. NV.
Dl. 7-0ll4
4 "Washinston's Largest and
Oldest Studebaker Dealer"