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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

We ready must say or
cladN % me Nulng girls who
came over On Friday night
10 ENJOY a lliilc get-togethcr
WIN iheu Young friends who
SO htrte accepted their in
V''dim And it is Il pleasure
70 say ihM every one Of the
young roup was Just rs
manner1blc and lovely as
could BE-
u ail poeS TO show that the
young pcoplc are not bad,
and need only the right OPP
porlunliy to be treated like
dear children. and more love
and understanding built up
IN them.
me group was the mcmb-
els OF the New Idea Juniors,
ana their young friends. and
every thing was joyful and
peaceful.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
18TH ANNIVERSARY

18TH ANNIVERSARY
The Current fopu Study Club
had quite celebration Tuesday
at the Club llouse'on their 18th
anniversary with MANY members
and friends present Mrs. Har-
ret Wesley lcd nc cheer solgS
after which the chairman OF the
program. Mrs NJ HE Hynson,
presented "a very fine recital by
artists ot tomorrow
A declaration ou Inspiration
wlllicn by Miss Alice B Brant-
lry lJtiurncy of Washington, d.
CO. representing the Junior yur-
rent topic of some years past,
was warmly received and Will
bc placed IN the archives of he
club. a minute history OF The
club was given by Mrs Beat ICE
Preston. which brought many
happy memories at ycstcr wears
Hanging above The fireplace was
"a hand painted calendar of Omen
and closed books done IN ,lub
colors by our president Mrs.
Mae Randolph, a natural aiiist
Lyle Randolph son of the pies
idcnt. scnl basket of beautiful
NUNS to the club. adding a bit
OF cheer
As this was the natal day OF
The organizer. Mary Bell
Rhodes. very nice gifts were pre-
scented to her which prompted
this quotation sincerely said 1T
is my JOY in lie TO ind al every
turning of the road. The strong
arm of kind friend, To help
me onward with my load, and
since have no gold to give,
and love alone must make
amends. my only prayer is while
| live. that God Will make me
worthy Of my friends.
Mrs. Mabel Dozier made the
presentation and Mrs. Violet
Lewis presided over the meet
ing.
A lovely luncheon was served.
Members are Christina w Bis
hop. Gwen Harrison. Bessie
Thomas. Mile lIynSon. Mabel
Dozier. Beatrice Preston, Edna
Holcomb. lone Harris, Eulene
Harrison. Yealia Kelly, Edna
Mcmillan. Mary Watson Stewart,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

Made new milkneh way, with whole.
some unblcachcd white -four, today's Bond
Bread is better than ever For now every
loaf contains even more Of the essential
food elements everyone especially grow
ing youngsters needs for good health
And. Of course. todays Bond Bread is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Girl Scout Annual

I'rl Scout Annual
Meeting
he Girl Scouts of Metro.
po'''an Detroit held their
annual meeting Wednesday,
January n in the ballroom
u the beautiful Sheraton
cadillac Hotel.
Inc Senior Scouts enter
famed the leaders and guest
WIN some of the lovely and
nnauilional songs of Scouting.
"eporiS were given on the
progreSs of last year and
s''nS Tor 1854. The principal
speaker, Mrs. Elmer w.
SConnSon. former chairman
:, vreat Lakes, who is head of
,nlS region. gave us our chal-
.,ange-to Prepare Girls for
;O'al Motherhood. In speak
ing ner point was that the
PARENTS of America are suf-
seflng from a psychological
erection of their children.
Il Is the Girl Scout Lead
rs privilege and duty to
"s'p our girls to the proper
adjustment, in this day and
ssse' between" group and
Ssam'ly In closing the Girl
scouts Of Metropolitan De-
Vol. rededicated themselves
% heir motto, "Be prepared
and IN the words Of the
peaker not only physically
wi mentally as well"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

TIE PATRONS OF ARTS
will hold their reg ia +
monthly meeting this Thurs
day evening. February 1,
1854, at the Women'S Assoc
citation Of Clubs, Brush at
Ferry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

Sadie Haney, Roxana Brown Ola
Clark, Mayme Digs, Sarah Hall,
Eloisc Hopkins. Louise Carr,
Nancy Pate. Violet Lewis. liar-
rici WclScy. Mary Belle Rhodes,
Beatrice Richardson, May Ran
dolph and Dorothy Duncan.
Mrs. Jane Morrow Spauldins
has been named legislative ad-
visor 10 the War Claims Com
mission in Washington. D. c.
The Junior Patron Of Art pre-
scntcd musical program sun
day afternoon AT the Club kouse
10 an apprcciativc audience. Mrs.
Bcaulah Carter is the Supcrv sor
over the Juniors.
The Second Baptist Church is
observing national youth week
AN tins week and the progtam
carries candlclight service. and
at open house The Dangerous
Stranger will be shown
Sunday morning the Juniors
VIII worship with the Seniors
and be a part of the program Of
which the Rev. A. A. Banks VIII
be the speaker
Mrs Martha Brandon. regional
director Of the Detroit district
for the Michigan State ASSotia-
ton. held their first regional
meeting Saturday morning at the
Club House with a nice repre-
sentative group.
WEDDINGS
In the quiet sanctuary OF Sec
ond Baptist Church Saturday at
630 pm. Dorothy Johnson and
Maurice Mcneil were unitel in
holy wcdlock with the Rev. a.
A. Banks officiating.
Dorothy was most serene in
beautiful white lace over
satin inset with aceordian
pleaied net down the front.
Her veil was finger length OF
net and lace and she carried
white Bible with an orchid
corsage.
The matron Of honor was Mrs
Edna Hall. sister Of the bride.
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Society DOINCo
By MARY BELLE RHODES

Gle only is advancing in life whose heart is getting
softer whose blood warmer whose brain is quicker whose
spirit is entering into living peace; and the men who
have this life in them the lords kings of the
earth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

CORRECTIONS FROM LAST WEEK
New Idea Social And Civic Club ghshis The New Idea Social
Give Club held residence
Sarah Hall 1898 West Forest. who acted hostess.
Left the officers OF the New Idea Social and Civic Club:
Ndamcs Sarah Nance LYnee Taylor speaker CLANCY
Mrhv Viola Banks Mary Henderson Mabe Brown. Florence
Chancellor Chane Lindsay. and Sarah Hail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Now. .UnbIeached Flour
in Bon0s Great New Loaf!

houoeroised ihat extra step before
baking that Keeps Bond Bread So fresh and
havorfM To trcat Your family 70 The best
in bread. to help keep YOUR child The pic
turc of hcalih...get Bonds delicious new
loaf today It tastes better toasts bet
tcr...is better for you'll
Evening star., 1954-06-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

Notwithstanding B.
bedroom white brick-and-stone Cape
Cod. Living room. dining room, nm
ished recreation room. full bsmt.,
stone fireplaces in liv. .1aoSIS rm: ana rec rec
Rock Wool Insulation. Venetian
blinds. Anchor fence. shrubbery;
Convenient public and parochial
schools, shopping. transp: Sic, 300.
sss ssst til aksb pm. m ss OWNER Lu' @;s9g7S'
cAPITe2 lIsH 5I'n HILL Fl: ''i present, cor, 81
lavishiy Handicapped, newly decorated.
EoYoLA ciSe5f PSHf INV. & REAL ESTATE.
1884 Penna. ave. Sc. LU. $4,000.
HTLLCREsT-S16.95o-5-rm, white
brick: bsmt.. garage, shady terraces;
Il Sk Sf1 hsaasFhEkPtEeE "a hH fISasS: 20is
Fort Baker drive. Positively one of
eve ever mSdS Sdvertised. raios Masnificent BRICK
Colonial located at just about the
Spacious srSGioS centerhaii plan; massive
slate roof and every other top con-,
struction feature. includes den and
Bedrms.. Bx q : baths 6 on on End A.; beauti-
fully panelled recreation rm. with
bar and fireplace; huge screen porch;
EkASK EE.s &. S; a.Eg11 SSEIIiPs' D1. 7-I41I. ~
HLLCREsT 1s iaPbs p c1A MI 1riek 1sf DeGI fTlI
bsmt., rec. rm. with 1repi.: built-in
garage: slate roof: Az GI loan: scr.
porch. First time offered. Sun, l
II & hH; l-eias GARDENs-s bedTms,
semidet.: ao' iiv. rm..- sep. din. rm;
- Ice euuin kit, lRe closets, full
bsmt. $4,000 dn.. assume ~ Gi
5229 3lst ave; Sc: 70. S-1692: -
3-bedrm. brick rambler with GE
situsted Sit ad esp'irii on large E lot. years old.
Assume large 4eo loan. Priced to
sell quickly. Easy terms. Mr.. Green.
LU. 2-955S. Dir: Out Pa. ave: to
Branch ave, right on Branch (Rte.
5b 81 turn rlshs ds1s at HsTsis SsSRsHx Hts snd
WAPLE CO. Realtor. 1924 14th
DETACHED BUNGALOW on Alabama
lovely liv. rm. with fireplace. iull
sarage, transp. at eoOr. Asking
Peniand. ST. 3-736s: ewes. LU.
217a1I2. until 10 pm. Atlas T.
eSfs SEstaHu tscufHERN GHs AVE. s.E.-3 bed
rms. lec. rm.. fenced yard. cor.
lot. new -house cond. S11. 800; HAR-
RISON a. ADAMS. MA. S-s3OS- or
2 2-FAMiLY HOME-An excel. invest
ment at S1l 800: 2 complete apts.,
full bsmt.. h.-w. oil heat. det... nr:
Navy Yard. Open all day Sun. 1916
SEE =; SAMPLE HOUSE. 742 Ridge I'd.
s.e3mooD1oUG M. SMILEY. INC. gN'
HOME AND INCOME-Brick bunga-
low. located in the heart of Con-
gress Heights of Alabama ave. two
apis. in basement, renting for S110;
live rent free with small cash down.
Lot and half in size. Det. garage,
Mr.: Cross. LU. 4-7644. MARSHALL
]. WAPLE CO.. Realtor. 1924 14th
st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
OWNERS SACRIFICE due to Illness.
lovely cost. front, 8 rooms. bath,
front pch., cellar; oil h.-w.h.; S11 800
cash: vacant. E. CROSS, Ii. 6-19O3.
Evening star., 1954-06-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

BIG BARGAINING on the mall,
walk to work, pay like rent: 2 bed
rms, l bath. CHATEL. DE. 2-1137.
Evening star., 1954-06-26

VALUE-Owner trans-
ferred. must sell. 12205 Conn. ave.
Sill. Spg. 3 bedrms., . baths. 3-yr.-
old de luxe brk. rambler; 20-ft. hv.-
magnificent tile kit. 9x13. dish
washer sink, disposal. new gas stove.
exhast fan, 11.6 refgr., huge din.
area: bsmt., outside entr.; superb
21x25 knotty pine panel rec. rm.
with full bath; 9xl3 laundry
exquisite landscaping: walking dis
tance public. parochial. elementary.
high schools. shopping. churches.
park. tranSp. Gas heat. copper
plumbing. aluminium storm windows,
Sat. sun, y; weekdays. noon to dark.
OWNER, 10. 4-67s7.
Georgia ave. to Viers
Mills rd.. right on Conn. ave, 3ro
blk, 3rd house on right. rs
Evening star., 1954-06-26

TWO 2-APT. UNITS
One in Fairlawn and one in Con.
gress Hts One 7-rm.. Capt. unit
bsmt. apt. Both excel. income
property in Al cond. and most
COW. locations, close to public ano
parochial schools. transp. and shops
Call Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136 or ST
3-7368. ATLAS REALTY co. ~
OFF ALABAMA AVE.
5-YR. old 6-RM. SEMIDET. BRICK
CT financing avail. or can assume
pine-paneled recr. rm. with bar
newly dec. throughout. Monthly pay
ments less than rent. Name your
own down payment. Buy this one
direct from owner and pay less
MRS COX. LU. 2-S136 or ST. g.
TQRQ -07
Evening star., 1954-06-26
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK

PEABODY ST. NE.
$11, 1,500-$500 DOWN
fHe rm -din s'' rm, s"s eauipped @ KIT. 1t. y bed. G
rooms up and bath; full bath with
outside entrance; gas A.-C. heat;
lge.. level lot; immed. possession.
CALL NE. S-540O ,CEVES.. MR..
NOORY. JA. 2-0035).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1416 X st NV. ME. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-06-26

PALISADES AREA

High on q breezy hill: an attractive
porch, small garden, gar, oil heat;
] block to grade school. shop. and
transp.; $4,000. Call OWNER, EN-.
Evening star., 1954-06-26
PAINT BRANCH FARMS
UNUSUAL CUSTOM HOME

1858 PARTRIDGE DIR.
OPEN SUNDAY l TILL 6.
Cape, Cod on a wooded
fence. New England style liv. rm.,
23x1 5l2. with natural brick wall and
flrepl.. full din. rm. with bay window
and Dutch door opening onto large
porch. Immense paneled kit. with
space. twin size bedrmS., ga baths.
hot-water radiant heat. outdoor ter
race and barbecue. Out Colesville rd.
to Midland I'd. at Paint Branch
Farms, right to Partridge dr. and
home. A. J. KESSINGER g. CO. JU.
9-4544. -27
Evening star., 1954-06-26
COLORED
BRIGHTWOOD NV.
COLORED
2-FAMILY HOMES
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

MICHIGAN PARK-Lovely
3-bedroom brick; basement. gas
heat; fenced lot; washing machine.
Bargain at S13,250. Terms. trade
considered. Mr.. Martufi, LA. 6-7S45.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.. Realtor
1924 14th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
MICHIGAN PARKWAY
spend another summer in that hot
apartment If you can buy this fine
home with little or no cash (sub-
ject to VA approvaD? 3-yr-old
semidet. brk. like new; 3 bedrms.,
full tiled bath; 1st-floor tiled Law
atory, big, fully equipped kit. with
breakfast space; full basement: ex-
cellent neighborhood; convenient
for schools and tranSp. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. D1. 7-1411; eyes,, RA.
4 BEDRMs.. plus den. S12.95o. Small
dn. psymt.; det. w/garage. 261S
Rhode Island ave. ne. Open Sat.
and SUM-. 2-6. CLARKE REALTY,
Ii, 7-5119 or Mr.. Tolson, Ii; z
aY9g q9gOi EASTERN AVE. N.E.-Detached
brick; rms. IA baths. screened
porch, bsmt., gas heat; Al cond: /;
very conv. location. Ii. 6-7O43.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
HOUSE FOR SALE or exchange; nr.
Providence Hospital. No agents, LA.
R-4HRa -2S
Evening star., 1954-06-26

PROFITABLE
TWO-FAMILY

pride predominates. Owners apt:
plus S175 mo. income; Apt. sold
furn.. S21,500. Only $500 cash.
Evening star., 1954-06-26

RED BRICK RAMBLER, large level
lot. living room with fireplace and
built-in bookcases, dining room.
bath with built-in tub and shower.
HUGE PANELED DORMITORY. SEC
OND FLOOR with ample built-in
cupboards and closets. Bright base
ment, GAS HEAT and lavatory
Priced at S1S,500. Must have
SUNDAY. CALL MISS BLAND. WO.
6-64S6. THOs. J. FISHER q CO..
INC. DI. 7-6S30.
Evening star., 1954-06-26
COLORED

500S Hanna pl. Sc. - Detached
din. rm., kit; 2 bedrms.: bath;
cellar. gas a.-c. heat: price, S13. $50
FREDERICK A. BLUMER, GIT Pa.
ave n II H-1nQ0
Evening star., 1954-06-26

REAL HOME-REAL BUY
lst street OF Madison: Detached
9 rms. Ia baths full bsmt.. gar;
Oil h.-w.h.; yard, flowers; Al cond
Less than $4,000. Reasonable cash
Owner viii finance. AGENT. RA
Evening star., 1954-06-26

2Oth ST. Mr.. r. I. AVE.
6-rm. detach.; nice front porch, de:
tach. garage: gas h.-w.h. small
down payment will handle. Price.
S11,95O. Ewes, la. 6-0363.
RLTY. La. 6-1492
Evening star., 1954-06-26

NO DOWN PAYMENT-Si6.6O0
Two full baths, 3-bedroom Cape Gods;
dining rooms. full Easements with
to non-GIs. OPEN DAILY NOON
TILL DARK. To reach: Wis. ave.
past Naval Medical Center and NH
to Strathmore rd., right to Still
water. left on saltwater, follow our
SMOLEN & SCOTT
Realtors JU. 1881
Evening star., 1954-06-26
COLORED

b036 HANNA PL. Sc.
Attr. det. asbestos -shingle home, just
12 years old: nice rms, tile bath,
hardwood floors, modern kit, full
bsmt., rec. rm., oil h.-w.h., we'll
Handicapped fenced-in lot. in excel.
reduced tn ST. 900. Phone for details.
HOHENSTEIN BROS. g. DONAHUE.
Ii. 10000. Sat. or Sun. JU. 9-6245.
Evening star., 1954-06-26

BETHESDA, MD. RAMBLER. S17, $50
corner lot near transp. and schools
and NH. Large 32-ft living dining
combination. Kitchen with breakfast
space, 3 good bedrooms and tile
bath: utility room on kitchen;
Gas conditioned heat. Excellent
condition Fast possession. This will
sell quickly. Call WO. $4,000 It'll 8.
EDW. II. JONES & CO.. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave, Chevy Chase, D. c.
Evening star., 1954-06-26
RAMBLER-S13,50O
KENSINGTON, MD.

GIVE THE KIDS A BREAK
Home has picture window. liv. rm.,
din. area, de luxe elec. kit. 3 twin
sized bedrms and bath. lge. storage
attic, gas heat, beaut. landscaped
ment to vet. $500: monthly payment
approx. $50 incl. tax. To inspect
call Mr.. McGinniss. TU. 2-23SS.
NEERE11ER1cK W. RERENs SALES
Evening star., 1954-06-26
KENSINGTON
CREEK FOREST

$17,950
White brick Colonial on wooded lot,
rooms. 3 bedrooms, screened
porch, full basement; diversified de-
tached garage; walk to schools and
shopping. Here is q real value. Call
Mr.. johnson. LO 5-IS37, with ].
WEET EY PTTNuANAN
Evening star., 1954-06-26

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TIL 5
513O H ST. S.E.-Brick duplex, 2
yrs. old. 2 aDts., 4 rms. and bath
each. bsmt.. gas heat. Ii. 6-7O43.
REAL ESTATE CO.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-28

A Friendsville boy, who has been
a polio patient for six Of his seven
years, is winning his fight against
the disease, but it has taken the in
tercst Of dozens Of persons and the
expenditure Of many dollars.
Daniel Edgar Friend, son Of Mr..
and Mrs Simeon Friend, became a
polio victim in l947. For a year, he
was patient in the Childrcn's Hos
pital School at Baltimore, where
initial treatments were given. Since
then, he has lived with his parents,
but has undergone a constant series
of examinations, exercises and
treatments. Today, a second grade
student at the Friendsville school,
he is able to walk with the aid Of
orutches and leg braces Last week,
foi the first time, he was able to
climb the three steps into the
school which he considered quite
an achievement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-28
Protest Filed On
Regulations For
Gas Well Drilling

Uniontown, Pa, drilling firm
ha asked the Baltimore City Cir
cut Court to declare demonstrations
althc authority Of Garrett Com-
ty, Board Of Commissioners Ia
diregard a state law regulating
,Pcmg Of natural gas and oil wells
The complaint was filed i'm Bal
thorc hy Orvlllc Eb"rly, R"h"rJ
+ EbcrIy and William +. Snoc.
Icy claimed they have lost money
then operations around Accident
cause the commissioners rejected
ate regulations ON drilling space
,ntrol.
The Department of Geology
ines and Water Resources pro-
'sed the regulations FIRST IN 1851
hey passed the House and died
the Senate.
The bill vas passed last year but
My after an amendment gave the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-28
MORE THAN A MUD BANK
To Work Out Road
Program Around
Savage River Dam


An attempt VIII be made 70 work
out road improvement program
for the Savage River dam area at
a meeting Friday morning ~ BAL
tlmole.
Members OF committee named
recently by the Savage River Dam
Commission are to meet Friday
with the members OF the State
Roads commission. Attending that
session Will be D. Edward Helbig'
chairman, Lawrence NJ. FraIey'
members OF the committee and W.
W, Dewitt, county roads engineer.
Two committees have been ar-
pointed to study the construction
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-28
Little League TO
Have Ten Teams

There will he ten teams in the
Little Basketball league of sixth
and seventh graders, it was am
nounccd by Kyle Wilson, coach at
Southern High school.
Eighty boys have been practicing
every Saturday morning at the
school gymnasium, learning funda-
mcntals of the game. This will be
continued Saturday morning along
with some practice games, Wilson
said. Next Saturday the league
games will start.
Members of the Southern High
varsity will act as coaches to the
ten Little League teams.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-28
Mothers March On
Polio Ready To Go
Will BE Conducted Tomorrow
In Several Communities


1totbors' March an Polio tonor-
row. evening Friday January 20
IRON, "a q i m viii wind mn the
Mech of D;mo. ,...,,naioo tbrouob-
on, tbo.rourtr Tborn win no dances
and ono ar tyyo otbn,. affairs but
spociaI co,pbasi. +. being placed
on mi last big effort to ,aisr more
rorev tban owen. before in am eff
fart 10 stamp ont poIio
The march * BEING conducted in
Oakland. Deer Park. Grantsville,
och vnu and F,iendsville I'm Ac-
cident Mrs William Hartman and
Whine, Nargraff are making per
so2aI contacts win citizen. there
IN M TAI, Park the bow sco9ts
win mako hopsn to bouse cam
vass Persons in rural areas are be-
mo asked to send THEN. donations
fo the March of Dimes. Oakland
In Oakland Newton CopIin will
tour the town with sound truck
innediatelv before the March be-
gins HaudbilIs notifying citizens
viii he distributed during the dav.
Navor and Council To
Contribute Parking Rccejpts
The Navor and Town Council Of
Oakland will contribute marking
meter roccipts ON Friday. January
% Henry Arnold. citv police chief.
will make the collection from the
meters
Dances Scheduled
4 dance sponsored bv the local
unit of the National Guard will be
held in the armorv in Oakland Sat
Iurdav nigbt with dancing from 10
TO Tho ContjncntaIs will provide
music Tickcts are 81 nor nc,.on
with selling by National Guard.
American Association Of T'niyer-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-28
Case Dismissed
Against Seven;
Offer Apology
Tuesday of Short Du-
acknowledgements Admit
Inability To Identify
Men

The seven farmers Of the county
accused Of being involved in the diff
ficultieS before the milk receiving
station of the Farmont Foods com
pany in Oakland in December, not
only had the charges dismissed
against them at hearing on Tues
day but heard those who accused
them offer a public apology for the
charges.
Through Attorney Neil c. Fra
ley, who represented them, the ac-
cused entered plea Of not guilty
to the charges Of malicious destluc-
ton of property, and assault
States Attorney w. Dwight Sto-
yer, whose duty it was to prosecute
the case after charges had been
preferred by Wilbur Coffman and
Robert Latkovich, both of Union
town, said i'm his opening statement
that the accuscrs admitted they did
not know personally any of the
farmers involved, and that after a
conferences with Ncssrs Kitzmillcr,
Harsh and SWcitzcr. who occupied
the back scat of the automobile,
they admitted they could not def
nitely say who had overturned Che
automobile or who had assaulted
them in any way.
Slower declared there was no
other recourse but to dismiss the
charges and to have the accusers
express their regrets for having
caused them to be brought before
the Magistrate.
Mr.. Fraley pointed out that it
was a serious matter to bring per
sons into court on criminal charges
which could result in imprison-
ment, if found guilty, that they
had been embarrassed by the
charges and had been put to some
expense, and that the defendants
certainly were entitled to an apollo
gy
Both Kaufman and Latkoyich,
through States Attorney Slower,
announced they would be glad to
apologize. Kaufman also asked that
he meet the accused after the hear
/ ing so he could shake hands with
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-28
TO Select Jury

Associate Judge George IIendcr-
son will be in Oakland on Monday,
at which time he will officiate in
the selection Of the March Term
grand and petit jurors, in the office
of Richard l.. Davis, clerk Of the
Circuit court.
Smyrna times., 1954-11-18

day. The proposal of Whitman,
Requart s& Associates for flirn-
ishing engineering services at the
New Street-Hgh Street develop
ment was accepted. The survey
has been completed and the firm is
preparing plans and specifications.
Council authorized MIR. Warren to
hire temporary help to catch up
with necessary work, which was
delayed by the repair caused by
Hurricane Hazel. A letter was
received by council from the min
isterium composed of the clergy
men of the Smyrna-Clayton-Ken-
ton area deploring the desecration
of the Sabbath in removing of a
tree on West Commerce Street on
Sunday, November Z. The letter
was signed by the Rev. Donald
Dewey, secretary of the group.
Smyrna times., 1954-11-18

Parent Teacher Association acted
as .receptionists last week during
American Education Week at the
schools: Smyrna High School:
Monday-Mrs. Eleanor Helm, Mrs.
James Mitchell. Sr., Mrs. James
Mitchell, Jr.; Tuesday-Mrs. Rich
ard w. Comegys, Mrs. Rafael
Kerr, Mrs. William G. Roe, Mrs.
Henry T. Price; Wednesday-Mrs.
John O'Connor, Mrs. Norris D.
Matthews, Mrs. Margaret O'Neill,
Mrs. Harold Wickham; Thursday
Mrs. Alfred t. Child, Mrs. Har-
ry Thompson, Mrs. Harry Krause,
Mrs. Alfred Moore; Friday-Mrs.
John Sheridan, Mrs. Addie David,
Mrs. John Long, Mrs. Henry C.
Webb. At the Smyrna Element
ary School: Monday Mrs. John
L. Static, Mrs. George D.Wright;
Tuesday-Mrs. John H. McQuail,
Mrs. Earle C. Moore; Wednesday
Norman Wilder, Mrs. Ed
ward Startt; Thursday - Mrs.
Edna Jacobs, Mrs. Clarence Col
Inns; Friday-Mrs. Warren c. Ny
ers, Mrs. Woodrow Marvel.