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9NlClmofe eap -
driver. won the United States
Classic at Bladensburg for his
second major victory In the
washington area this season.
His other was n the Howard
Campbell Open.
Also this season he finished
on top in the Brooklyn Open
and Recreation Mixed Doubles.
both In Baltimore. Lillian Young
shared the doubles victory.
Thus. Volk has triumphed in
five big tournaments. which
may be q season record for duck
pins. Hes winnings total around
$4,000. In overall competition
he's averaged 132-plus.
In the Rommel Open he set
q tournament record with q six
game score Of $40, which sur
passed BY seven pins the previous
mark hung up three years ago
by Howard Parsons Of Silver
Spring. Parsons finished 1lth
and last In the money last night
with . tally Of 1856.
Five others from this area
were In the payoff. Billy Wat
son. 8O3. was fifth: Bits Amanuel,
SOL, sixth; George, Glorins. 795,
seventh; Nick Rinaldi. eighth.
and Sonny Weldon, 100. ninth.
Volk. with 1t9 and l20 in the
first two games. caught fire in
the third and for the last four
games averaged 1878. with
counts Of l6l. l57. les and 14e.
Cliff Kidd Of Baltimore was
second with 500 and Jimmy
Dietsch Of Baltimore third with
SIS.
Peck shot ell-40-e51 and
Marshall. 1858 ISL to prevail
in q field Of Ill at the Lafayette
Bowling Center. They collected
$75 each. Peck was entered from
the Veterans Administration
League and Marshall from the
st. Michael's.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Sklar 5 Stars Win
Fourth Straight, 1888

A professional basketball team
made up mostly Of players from
service posts near Washington
has turned out to be q fine
idea. Playing under the banner
of Sklar's Stars. they won theil,
fourth straight game yesterday,
95-88. over the Philadelphi
Juniata Jets at Turner's Arena.
Dick Groat. former Duke ALI
America stationed at Fort Bel
voir. tossed In SO points when
points were needed most In yes
terday's hot game witnessed BY
1000. Also q big help was Ernie
Warlick from Boiling Air Base
with his rebounding.
Sklar's Stars have booked the
Brooklyn Brown Bombers for
next Sunday when they 60 after
their fifth straight victory.
In addition to Groat, leading
scorers for the Stars yesterday
were Dick Knostman with 20
points and Lou Tsioropoulos with
is. The Jets were in the run
ming until the final minutes and
twice we're ahead IN the second
half. ~ -
Evening star., 1955-01-17
LITTLE SPORT

fish performances. Ths reason
may have been Frazier.
The schedule for area high
schools:
Luther Jackson at Fairmcnt Heishts.
s3sass ssP:as.s s':P 4 n.s.::ss g:esss
baiiis at Montfonffy JuTlicr collsEs. &.
S.,sIs9is,l q 5Saais & n A1ssessIs Wsss.4s @ s:sS
pogEiass 1t spinssrn. 3,
psMstha a Rocseyeit. 3:30.
yllson ~ Lannpn. $3.50.
hethesaa-C Chevy Chase AZ Howard
FRIENDS Il suitland, 3.so.
chaEiQtts Hall 81 NoftaNsstern. ;.
Hi8h Point At Arundel.
Frederick easscer at Southern. 2:30.
E, TslExeyt county e. dackey,
Marsaret hEsnt Il Great Miiis. 8. X
Carver 1t Upper Marlboro. Ii.
Marylsnd School for Deaf at Damas-
asIl.a SIlEaS cSslsh Sssa 4 & 4 S,.ssss, ME-
Geerse Washinston at Mount ver-
osbourn at Herndon. !.
Nokssyllls ssaas. e osoEgs A.sen- 9.
EarsSsRR SssRpsa e I csr.tssId' & tMsasensla' 4
prunsvick 81 Loud0nn County. S.30,
M9ckip ys Phelps at splngarn. 3:45.
Columbian Prep at Dt. AIbans. $50.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Baltimore Promoter Seeks
Minis casielIani Relnaich
Dy the AsseeIctsd Press

BALTIMORE, Jan. I7.-Benny
notta. Baltimore fight promoter,
says be has offered Rocky Cas-
tellani 4 $4,000 guarantee for =
rematch here with Holly Minis,
Washington. D. G.. r11iddleweight.
Castellani defeated Minis last
week III q Hereunder and as a
result may get 4 shot at Carl
tBobo) Olson, middleweight
champion.
Trotta Is 4 brother Of Minis
manager, Nick Trotta. who &C.
cuscd Castellali of butting and
rubbing Minis with his gloves in
their fight last Wednesday in
Cleveland.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

= II y W Tx
Handicap. but
the most In
teres ting
bowling news
Of the week
e n d c ame
from Balti-
m ore. Dave
Volk won the
I'd Rommel
Open last
night.
A week pre-
yious South-
paw y ok
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Buff Ex-Ring Champion.
10 Be Buried tomorrow
By ibs Alsoelossd Prels

JERSEY CITY Jan. l7Fu-
neral services win be held here
tomorrow for John Lesky who.
lighting under the name Of
Johnny Bun. held both the
worlds bantamweiglat and Amer
lean nyweisht championships in
1921
Requiem mass win be cele-
brated It st. Peters Ronlan
Catholic Church for the former
boxer. who died in the Veterans
Administration Hospital IN East
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~ ~
~ pop 71onAs a y y
lzH ROE InohlAk.

Ralph oaddi. from the Hyatts-
vile Commercial League. was
third with 7p0-52842, but was
outstanding In one respect. He
shot the high game Of the
tournament. 1876. good for gold
medal. Starting with the sec
ond box. he made nine consecu-
tive marks. finishing with q
double header strike. Joe zene-
witz. seventh with 752-eD e32,
had q game of 176 for . bronze
medal.
Others In the payoff:
Rocco Nocera. 32-S4Q: Hlll punifan,
2e.sse; At Weston; 1880; q HoxaTd 9
s,. sSs Wsynsa M0Ess E,;iy sgs @siss sask sss;
Dick Thompson. 7a-si3: Wendell stro,
fosec is rstteTini, 7ss 5hlgh scratch sssl
iasssr Iis tss tWo Consolation winners. '
In the Husband and Wife. at
the King Pin, Owen shot 4l2
and Mrs. Owen 36l. for q tally
Of 773-50--s23 and q prize Of SIS.
Merle and Margaret Cox were
second with 750-52 802, Cox
rolling AZ. Thirty-eight pairs
competed.
Other prize winners:
Eugene and Ruth iannucci, s2-770;
and Dorothy See. 6e-TSI; Don and
PoWers, f00.S40: frank ana Nancy
Micalizzi. 44-736. Consolation winners
Howard and Elizabeth valentine. 242'
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Win Over Cousins
Ends Pisions losing
Streak ii 4 Games
3 Is. Asss.issss ~ pr..s

+
All the Fort Wayne Pistons
needed to regain their winning
touch Ia the National basketball
Association was 4 game with the
Milwaukee Hawks.
Fort Wayne,s Western Division
pace-setters snapped their four,
game losing streak in defeating
Milwaukee. e9-Is. yesterday for
the seventh time in eight games
this season.
IN other action yesterday. the
Minneapolis Lakers broke q
three game losing skein with q
106-es victory over the Phila-
delphia Warriors. the Boston
Celtics went over the 100-mark
for the 23d time by topping the
New York Knickerbockers. l02-
9s. and the Syracuse Mats staved
on . Rochester rally TO trip the
Royals. 90-s5.
Rival coaches announced their
starting lineups for the NTH an-
nual East-West All-Star game
at Madison Square Garden to-
morrow.
Coach Charley Eckman will
start three Of his Fort Wayne
players for the West Center
Larry FOust, Forward George
Yardley and Guard Ands Phil
/ lip. The other two starters are
Guard Bobby Wanzer Of Roches-
ter and Forward Jim Pollard OF
Minneapolis.
Coach al Cervi Of Syracuse
picked two Of his players, For
ward Dolph Scilayes and Guard
Paul Seymour to open for the
East. Center Ed Macauley and
Guard Bob Cousy, both Of Bos-
ton, and Forward Harry Gailatin
Of New York are the other
starters.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
New Nome for Columbus

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan. IL tH5.
Columbus new international
League baseball team win be
called the Jets" The name was
picked yesterday BY the 10 char
ter trustees. who rejected sucE
labels as Senators. Explorers and
Pioneers.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Dick Peck and Pete Marshall
tied for first place in the Chilly
Barnard Handicap and Dick and
Mile Owen won the Husband
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Prep and 81. John
Bolster Bids iol Tile.
II Catholic Twin Bill
By Diek Say
CATHoLIc LEAGUE sTANDlNns.

Although Georgetown Prep
had its seven-ga1ne winning
streak broken by Landon last
Thursday. thus confirming some
Of the fears Of the coaching stah.
the Little Hoyas remain . good
bet to turn In their best record
since the 1e45 club that won u
and lost only i've games.
Co-Coaches Tom Crowley and
Tracey Maher are inclined to-
ward caution about this season
though, preferring to believe
their best chance for Catholic
League honors viii come next
season when only Greg Didden
and Bob Ellis will be absent from
the current crop.
Prep continued Inbeaten in
the league yesterday. winning
from DeMatha. $685.. The other
half Of the Catholic double-
header at DeMatha saw st.
Johns riddle ST. Anthony's de-
lenses for q $3.50 victory and
Join Gonzaga and Prep at the
top Of the standings.
Fouls Help DeMatha.
DeMatta used IL foul shots to
stay close during the frst half,
27-2O, and made It 27-24 soon
after intermissioll. Then Tony
Carroll, o 6-foot-l sophomore
who had the jitters IN Prep's
league opener q week before, bit
for six straight points and Prep's
troubles were over.
Chuck King, the only other
prep starter who matches Car
rolls height. led the scoring with
10 points and Carroll sank II as
the two big men cracked DeMa-
tha,s l-3-1 zone defense. John
sMcDonough had IL points and
Tom Scanlon III for the Stays.
Jim Collins, big and fast jil1-
ior, showed again some Of the
promise he displayed = year ago
BY scoring is points for st. Johns
in less than three quarters. Bob
Talbot got 10 points, mostly from
outside. before the reserves took
over and made it . runaway BY
scoring % points in the fourth
quarter. Charlie Facchina and
Joe Grotenrath each dumped in
10 for the losers.
Frazier Back in Lineup.
John Frazier returned to the
Johnnies' lineup after q three
game layoff. He was o bit out OF
condition, but contributed seven
points and his normally good
Evening star., 1955-01-17

TODAY'S SCHEDULE
No games scheduled
YEsTERpAY's RESULTS.
Fort Wayne, 50; Milwaukee, Je.
Minneapolis, fO6; Philadeiphia, 90.
Syracuse, 90: Rochester. SIS.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
-Four Fights tonight
Siaii Busy Week oF
Professional Boxing
3 ibs Assssioisd psss

Floyd Patterson finally has
graduated from the eieht-round
class. For the frsf time IN his
nieteoric career. the one-tifne
Golden Gloves champion Is
scheduled for 10 round tonight
ct Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway
arena against Don Grant Of Los
Angeles.
Winner Of 10 of 20 pro starts.
21-year-old Patterson makes his
second start within 10 days. He
stopped Willie Troy at Madison
Square Garden January 4.
Patterson ina 3-to-l favofite,
The bout will be televised
Ia washington over station
VAfAL-I'V, channel I, ct 10 pm.
Moses Ward of Detroit and
Milo Savage Of Salt Lake City
top the, st. Nicholas Arena show
tonight (WTTG. channel 5, 10
p.m.1 IN q niiddleweight To-
rounder. Ward Is favored at
2 to 5.
Earl walls Of Toronto tNo. -
and Jimmy Slade Of New York
tNo. u give Toronto . bout be-
tween two rated heavyweight
contenders tonight ct the Maple
Leaf Gardens. Walls Is . 2-to-i
choice
Sandy Saddler makes tune
UP bout before defending his
featherweight title when he
takes on classy Lulu Perez In q
non-title hereunder at Boston
tonigats Saddler meets Teddy
tRed Top) Davis in q champion
ship bout at Madison Square
Garden February as.
Tonight's card will benefit the
widow Of Ed Sanders. the 1862
Olympic heavyweight champion
from Los Angeles, who died II
hours after being knocked out
December II at Boston Garden
In the 1lths round Of q sched-
uled s12-round New England
heavyweight title bout with
Champion Willie James.
Sugar Ray Robinson, making
q comeback after a 3O-month
retirement" appears on nv
tWToP. Channel .. 10 p.rn.) for
the FIRST time in almost three
years when he boxes Ralph (Ti-
ger) Jones Of Yonkers, N. Y, at
the Chicago Stadium Wednes-
day.
Perhaps the top match Of the
week Is the Friday show from
Syracuse tWRC-TV, channel 4.
and WRC radio. 10 p.m.) in
which Carmen Hasilio Of Cana
stota, N. y, the No, ! welter
contender. meets Germany's
Peter Mueller.
II &
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Frazier Back in Lineup.

John Frazier returned to the
Johnnies' lineup after q three
game layoff. He was o bit out OF
condition. but contributed seven
points and his normally good
floor work. st. Johns definitely
improved over some recent sluR-
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Earl walls Of Toronto tNo. -
and Jimmy Slade Of New York
tNo. u give Toronto . bout be-
tween two rated heavyweight
contenders tonight ct the Maple
Leaf Gardens. Walls Is q 2-to-l
choice.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

- /oU can take our word for it when we
tell you this:
The first time ne put eyes on the 1855
Bucks, we really raised cheer.
TO top the looks Of last years Buick the
car that moved Buick into the top three
Of the nations best sellers-that was
something.
That gave us two hits in row, we figured
land it seems we figured right.
For with these stunning new 1855 Bucks,
we're getting even more noses pressed
against our showroom windows than last
year and more folks coming IN to look
and study and drive and buy.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
NBA Standings

EASTERN DIVISION.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Moses Ward Of Detroit and
Milo Savage Of Salt Lake City
top the st. Nicholas Arena show
tonight, (WTTG. channel 5. 10
PM IN q nliddleweight To-
rounder. Ward Is favored at
z to 5.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President Of Harding College

Many signs point toward continuous danger from en-
croachng back door Socialism in America but the bright
encouraging signs think offset the gloomy AS this
column is written have Just returned to my office from
Purdue University after having participated in the annual
American Farm Bureau Institute. What know about the
Farm Bureaus nationwide work among the farming popua-
tOn together with what and heard at the Institute
gives comforting feeling about the future of great
nation.
At Purdue addressed 300 Farm Bureau national state
100000 Farm Bureau families in 48 states nearly TO-,
100000 Americans And the keynote of their weeOng In
sttute American citizenship education-with particular
discussion how the Farm Bureau actvate the people
at the roots to fulfill their citizenship responsibilities
Here is what the Farm Bureau preaching and teaching
American competitive enterprise system; that mans search
Tor progress should be encouraged by maintenance of oppO
tunlty not hindered by illusions of security that person
should be rewarded in accordance with his productive cOn
button to society," that entitled to property
earn honestly, invest and spend he chooses
(and to continued that property rights be taken
away without infringing rights guaranteed by the Const
ton that the Constitution the basic law of the land and
that its Interpretation should be in with the
tent OF It's authors that should operate impair
TALLY in the interest of ALL that governments regulatory
functions should be based law that government should
provide only minimum controls and aids that government
ShOuId stimulate not discourage individual initiative
The Bureaus fundamental agricultural economic con-
cetS are stated thus: Grow for profit what the market
wants Get bigger marketS-a home and abroad Cut
on and off the farm Permit earning honest dollars
Any program which has the result of expanding agricultural
output IN the absence of comparable increase in effective
market demand contrary to the interests of farmers
Since l was born and raised a farm, operate a farm
today and have been close to the agricultural all my
life am confident that farm population is inherently
self reliant and that when given all the facts it will be
notent force against encroaching Socialism.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
SWANTON

A birthday party was held for
Mrs. Homer Swcitzcr at her home
in Swanton on July "a The follow
ing we're present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Sweitzer and daughter
Carl Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Madigan and son, A3c Eugene Wilt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beckman. Jr.
and family Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Kitzmiller and family, Mrs. Bonnie
Lambert. Mr.. and Mrs. William
ReXrodc, all of SWantOn Mrs. Elsie
Lee and family, Pfc. Bonnie Upper
man, Of Bloomington; Mr.. and Mrs,
Harvey Sweitzer and family, Miss
Margaret Sweitzer, of Cumberland;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steele and
family. of Homecoming; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joy Dale SWcitzcr and dauGh-
ter. of Mt. Lake Park; John BoWSer
and daughter, Mrs. Earl Thomas,
of Mt Morris, Pa, and Mrs. bessie
JunkinS. of Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Welfare Expense for
June Totals $25,56O

June expenditures through the
Garrett County Welfare Board
amounted to S25,56O56, according
to figures released by Thomas j.
S. Waxter, director of the state de-
partment of public welfare. These
| figures do not include adminiStra-
ton costs.
In comparison with last months
total OF 762 persons receiving as
sistancc, the June report lists a
total OF 754 The June expenditure
figure was more than five hundred
dollars lower than the S26,21261
listed in the May report
The largest percentage of the to-
tai expenditure for June went to
dependent children where 1873 chill
drcn in us families received So
22840, an average of S8668 per
family. There were 7 new applica-
tions. > cases added and can
cellcd.
Two hundred forty-one persons
listed under old age assistance re-
ceivcd S958619 an average of
S397S. There were new applica-
tons. } added and IL cancelled.
Five blind persons received
S28485. Ninety-scven persons listed
as permanently and totally dis
abIcd received a total of $4,137.54,
an average of $4266. Under this
listing. there were new applica-
lions. with cases added and 5
cancelled
twenty-five persons under the
general public assistance listing
received $88O83 an average of
$4,000. There were 8 new appli-
cations, cases added, and 2 can
cellcd. Eleven persons receiving
foster home care were given SAP
IS. an average of S40.25.
Public assistance to CmplOyables
reached a total Of S976.62 to twenty
nine persons, an average of $3368.
There were six cancellations, with
no additions or applications.
According to the current report,
the state total for all catcgories
amounted to 81 ,659795 in COMPARE
son to S1.691 ,7O8 for May and ST.
573.226 during June 1854
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Mt. Top Rifle
Team Is Winner

Mt. Top Riflemen of Oakland
defeated Hercules in the Western
Maryland leagues eighth smallbore
rifle match fired Sunday evening
at Frostburg and Oakland by a
score of 1452-25x against 1429-23X.
The event was the second Of a
special series of three international
type shooting matches featuring
position firing at 100 yards. Ed
win f. MichacPs 369-5x score was
high for Mt. Top while jim Spitz-
nogle fired 37O-9x to lead the Her
culcs team.
The final outdoor position event
will be held in two weeks when the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Oak Wilt Control
Plan Paying Off

The program carried on for the
past four years by the Maryland
Department of Forests and Parks
in eradicatinG and controlling oak
wilt, apparently is paying off.
William H. Johnson district
forester, reported that the aerial
survey conducted in Allegany,
Garrett, Washington and Frederick
counties produced only two areas
of infeStation. The survey also
showed there was no spread in the
areas eradicated during the past
four years, Johnson pointed out
The aerial survey was coordi-
mated with ground crews of the
forestry department. When the
two areas were spotted, crews
moved in to cut down infested
trees and carry out control meas
urCs within a 50-fOot area of the
tree.
1t has been learned that the
disease, of which not too much is
known spreads through intcrlock-
ing root systems. That is the reason
for control measures in the 5O-foot
radius
One new infcstation was on
Town Hill and another on Sideling
Hill mountain, in Washington
county No infestation was dis
covered in Garrett.
johnson said flights will be made
every 20 days until this fall
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Annual Coop Meeting
Set For August 3

The annual meeting of the
Southern States cooperative for the
Accident area has been scheduled
for 7:3O p. m, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 3, at Northern High school,
There will be elections of local
boards, a farm talent roundup con
test, reports, etc.
Oscar Harmon, Accident will
serve as chairman with Rev Will
liam Carlson to offer the invoca-
ton. Group singing will be led by
Charles Wilt.
Nominees for the local advisory
board are Harry O'Bren, Carl Mil
Ter, Of Accident; Sam Thomas, of
Sang Run; and Emerson Bishoff,
Friendsvillc.
Nominees for the advisory com
mittce are Mrs. Carl Hacnftling,
Mrs. Walter Margrofl, Mrs Mitchell
Rush, Accident; and Mrs Carlton
Knox, Bittingcr.
Those whose terms expire this
year are Tom BrobSt and Walter
Margroff, advisory board; and Mrs.
Earl BoWscr and Mrs. Arnold w.
Georg, advisory committee Mrs.
Fred Bentz is chairman of the
talent roundup committee; re-
freshments, Walter Margroff; pro-
curement and serving, Mrs Luther
Bowser; tickets and plates, Oscar
Harmon; greeting, Claude Bishoff;
ushering. Henry Glass; survey
cards. Mrs. John SchlOssnaglc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
PAGE NINE

Mt. Top team will challenge unde-
fcatcd Fort Hill at Frostburg for
the three-match championship.
Scores for the kneeling and
standing positions, and the totals:
f. f. Michael, 191-4x, 178-1x, 1863
5x; d. +. Helbig, 1S4-3X, 180-2x,
364-5x; c. f. Miller, 1881, 171-5x,
36O-8X; G. l.. Porter, 187-5X, 172-
2x, 359-7x; team total, 1452-25x.
Also firing were R. Cain, 353-
Ok. A. Harvey, 348-5x; c. Calhoun,
34l-1X.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Pictured Recently

An aviation news magazine re-
Gently carried a picture of Jack
Lawton, of st. Louis, Mo, former
Oakland resident and a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lawton, of Pen
nington street.
He was pictured with two other
Westinghouse ACT supervising
field service engineers Under
meath was the explanation that
these men and the field service
engineers working with them were
important reasons why field scrv-
ice engineering boosted jet engine
life and reliability.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Rodeheuver Reunion Set

The annual reunion of the Rode
HEAVIER family will be held at Mt
Lake Park auditorium on Sunday
August 7, from IL a. m, to p. m.
EST.
There will be music, singing and
speaking at IL O'Clock with a bas-
ket picnic lunch from II to 100.
a talent roundup is set for ? o.
clock.
Officers also will be elected.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28
Sanders Reunion

The Henry G.. and John II. San
ders families reunion will be held
at Terra Alta Park, Terra Alta, w
Va, on Sunday, July 81.
A basket dinner will be served
at 1900 noon, EST. Everyone is
welcome.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28

A new scent postage stamp will
90 on sale August 20 to mark the
opening of a world Boy Scout jam
boree at Niagara-on-the-Lake, On
tarin
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28

for perfect attendance.
A picnic was held at the home
of Pleasant Thrasher on Friday
after the close of the school The
older children played the teachers
a game of softball and won
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-28

Some day soon you may be walking
past our showroom windows When sud-
denly you spot ii! Low! 1.-the! Alive
with beauty!
And in the few seconds it takes to
appraise its eager lines, you've fallen
in love with it!
The fact is, this Dodge Coronet vs.
Club Sedan has proved a sensation from
the moment it was introduced. Its dis
tinctive Lancer styling gives it the same
dashing fair that has made Dodge