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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
Envoy Entertoins
For RockefeIIers

Cuban Ambassador Campo
entertained at dinner last
evening in honor Of Special
Assistant TO the President and
Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller. The
party took place at the En-
bassy.
Among the guests were the
Chinese Ambassador and Nine.
Koo. the Ambassador Of Fl
Salvador and Sonora de Castro.
Ambassador sesilla- Sacasa Of
Nicaragua and former Costa
Rican Ambassador and Sonora
de Oreamuno.
Completing the List we're
Sonora. de GuelI, wife Of the
Cuban Minister Of State who
Is visiting here; the Minister
Counselor Of the Embassy and
Sonora de Averoff tshe Is the
Ambassadors daughter,, sena-
tor and Mrs. Homer capehart,
Mrs. Katherine Edgar BYRON
and the Cuban Minister to the
Organization Of American
States and Sonora de Baron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Queircz, DR.. Mimoso and Or.
Jorge Of the Portuguese party,
included Portuguese Ambassa-
dor Esteves Fernandes, and
Portuguese Counselor j. Affra.
State Department represent
atives included Ambassador
Bonbright, Mr.. C. Burke Ell
brick, Deputy Assistant Sec
rotary for European Affairs;
MI. William r. Tyler. deputy
director Of the ONCE of West
ern European Affairs; Mr..
Joseph Palmer II, deputy di-
rector Of the Office Of Euro
pean Regional Affairs; Mr..
Ellwood M. Rabenold, jr., and
Mr.. Herbert B. Thompson.
both Of the Once Of Western
European Affairs; Mr.. Louis
Henkin of the Office Of Euro
pean Regional Affairs: Mr..
Clarence Gulick of the Inter-
national Cooperation Admin
istration, and Mr.. Brace Ham
ilton of the Office of the Spe-
cial Assistant to the Secretary
for Atomic Energy Matters.
Luncheon Guests
Mrs, Merchants guests. in
addition to Senhora de Cunha,
were Senhora de Esteves Fer
nandes and Senhora de Bra
mao. wife Of the new CONNER
cial Attache at the Embassy.
State Department wives
present were Mrs. Dulles, Mrs.
John F. Simmons, Mrs. Ray
mond Miller. Mrs. Herbert
Bowie. Mrs. C. Burke Elhrick
and Mrs. John Wesley Jones.
Mrs. Donald A. Quarles,
wife Of the Secretary Of the
Air Force, also was present,
as was Mrs. John Pope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
More Entertaining
For Portuguese Visitor

affairs: Or. Rui Braz Mimoso.
chief de cabinet to DR.. Cunha:
DR.. Fernando Pessoa Jorge,
the Foreign Minister'S private
secretary; Mr.. Luis Lupe.
representing the Portuguese
press, and Mr.. James G. H.
Bonbright, United States AM
bassador to Portugal.
Others at the Pentagon
dinner were MIR. L. S. Thomp-
son, Air Force Deputy for
Mutual Security Affairs: Mr..
E. Perkins MCGUIRE, Deputy
Assistant Secretary Of Defense
for Mutual Defense Assistance
Programs; 1t. Gen. Alonzo
Fox. director of the Defense
Departments Once of Foreign
Military Affairs: Brig. Gen.
James x. Wilson, jr., director
of the Once Of Military AS
sistanee Programs. and Mr..
A. Tyler Port, executive as
sistance to Mr.. Gray. All were
accompanied by their wives.
From State Department
Present from the State De-
partment were MIR. Edward P.
Montgomery, public affairs adj
visor for Europe, and Mr..
Jacob d. Beam, Deputy As
sistant Secretary for Europe,
with their wives.
Others were Mr.. Gustave
Burmeister. assistant admins
traitor for the Agriculture De-
partment's Foreign Agricul-
tural Service, with Mrs. Bur-
meister: and Mr.. Stuart H.
Van Dyke, acting regional di-
rector for Europe Of the Inter-
national Cooperation Admin
istration.
Mr.. Merchants guests at
the BIair-Lee House luncheon,
in addition to DR.. Cunha, DR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

DR.. Paulo Cunha. Portuguese
Foreign Minister. and his wife
continued their round Of actiyi-
ties today. with DR.. Cunha
scheduled to address . National
Press Club luncheon while Mrs.
John Foster Dulles, wife Of the
Secretary of State. gave a
luncheon for Senhora de
Cunha.
Tonight the visiting Foreign
Minister and his wife will give
q dinner In honor Of the
Dulleses at the Embassy. To-
morrow morning. the Portu-
guese party win 60 to Norfolk
to visit headquarters Of the SUI
preme Allied Commander for
the Atlantic before leaving for
the West Coast.
Yesterday also was q full
one for the Cunhas, starting
with the traditional visits to
Arlington National Cemetery
and Mount Vernon.
Later the two were enter
tanned ct separate luncheons.
DIR. Cunha attended a stag
gathering at Blair-Lee House
at which Assistant Secretary of
State Livingston T. Merchant
was host. while Senhora de
Cunha was the guest Of Mrs.
Merchant ct the Chevy Chase
Club.
The two visitors we're honored
IN the evening at Q dinner
given at the Pentagon by As
sistant Secretary Of Defense,
Gordon Gray.
Other guests at Mr.. Gray's
dinner. held in Secretary Of
Defense wilson's private dining
room. included DR.. Henrique
Queiroz, deputy director gen.
eral for Portuguese political
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

today in the Apex Theo-
ter. Alpho Phi Omega
members, assisted by
their dates. will stoff
the heater booth
through December Il.
REM Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
Mount Olivet Bozuor

The Mount olivet Lutheran
Church. 1905 Vermont avenue
NV, win hold its annual
Christmas bazaar from 10 am.
to 10 pm. tomorrow. The event
is sponsored by the Ladies Aid
Of the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
WEDDINGS
Hunter-Rush

Mrs. Leona M, Rush an
nounces the marriage OF her
daughter Sally Lee to Mr..
Charles Maxwell Hunter w,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
M. Hunter III of Chevy Chase.
The wedding took place Mo-
vember % in All Saints Epis-
copal Church. The couple will
live In Alexandria.
Young-Skuggs
Mr.. and Mrs, Homer j.
Fulks of Victor, w. Va, an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter, Mrs. jeanne Fulks
Skaggs, to Pfc. Irwin 8. Young,
jr., USMC. SON of Mr.. Young
of North Royalton. Ohio, and
Mrs. Martha j. Knott Of Al
toona, Pa. The wedding took
place November 10 in the Lu-
ther Rice Memorial Baptist
Church. The couple will live
here.
Wore-George
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson H..
George Of Templeton Knobs,
East Riverdale, Nd. announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Beverly Ann to Mr.. Richard
Gordon Ware, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Ware of Win
chester, Va. The wedding took
place November 4 in Waugh
Methodist Church.
Dickinson-Stone
DR.. Donald c. Stone, presi-
dent of Springfield College in
Springfield, Mass. and for
mer assistant director Of the
Bureau of the Budget, and
Mrs. Stone announce the
marriage of their daughter
Nancy Leland to the Rev.
Donald N. Dickinson, jr.. of
Springfield, Mass. The wedding
took place Saturday in Trim
ity Methodist Church in
Springfield. The couple will
live in Braintree. Mass.
Lynch-Price
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lynch OF
Arlington announce the mar
riage of their daughter Pa
tricia Lee to Mr.. David Ken
meth Price, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Enoch Price of Redlands.
Calf. The wedding took place
Saturday in the First Baptist
Church. The couple will live
in Redlands.
Cholfen-GurreH
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dugald
Garrett Of this city and
Stonington, Conn, announce
the marriage of their daughter
Mary Elizabeth to DR.. Melvin
H. Chalfen, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Edward Chalfen of Cam
bridge, Mass. The wedding
took place last Friday in st.
Johns Church.
RileY-Krug
Mr.. Walter John Krug. Dean
Of Men at Gallaudet College,
and Mrs. Krug announce the
marriage of their daughter
Janice Adele to Mr.. Robert
Beauregard Riley III. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Riley,
jr. The wedding took place
last Friday in the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation.
The couple will live in Airing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

~ Wingimg SOMthsUard to resorts In the sum
Cruise ucrabbine: La Vien0s prab Of luxurious
Forsfnann vool fleece in Bermuda pink, uohe
ne, sizes 64 $780, Be pack Viyeao dresses made
in the United States only BY Lords This is the ashabe fabric
blend of lambs Oool 1850 and lonesfable Egyptian
(459) that vonderfuy light soft and supple
it's treasured British tradition Lett striped dress
whife and grey Chie and taffy, 1920, 1925;
center, tlOo-biece dress ucnh ,chie collar pink
blue checks, S-I6 $780, Right easy-skirted
lines nDifh a dash of satin necklne and
belt, blue, pink yelloav checks, S-I6
\\ 1926. Greenbrier Sports Shop, Fourth
~ ~ Floor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08
n r,onn( meuhon

Mr.. e q CLARK was Sunday
visitor with her son and daughter
ln-law. Mr. and Mrs Robert
csask. 5f Richmond.
Mss Irving Armstrong spent
ts:e week end 9th her brother
ia-sa~ ard sister Mr. and Mrs.
W. g. Ottley j. 81 Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Richard Harnrick
and daughter 81 stanton. MIS-
B.anch Gilbert, VI Charchvllie,
MISS Bertha Efiner. of Gathers
burg. Nd and Nj and Mrs. Stan
ley Hlnsou and daughter, Of FEELS
Church @ere tne Neek end guests
Of the Misses Winnie Mary Clay
ard Helene Higter
J H Whitfield returned this
weak end after being patient.
I'D me Medical College Hospita! Of
Virginia Richmond
Mr. and Mrs John Howard and
SOFA, Johnnie, Of Alexandria. and
NJ and Mrs Carl Soyars. Of
Richmond. we're the week end
guests Of Nj and Mrs E. d
Brooks
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

Spencer Burger. who II n1a
working Il Yayv.eG. soeat ire
eoek END her -r-F7 ATS family
VI Elanet A. Bona AMI ha
lsrae1 to TIER hoale oa Ran-
-!3ipn Street after being a bltleae
IL tAs Soushsieie Community H3-
pial for some time
Saturday guests or Mrs d
Massey were Mrs, ] w. Bouldln
and her daughter. Mrs Thomas
Leech. all OF Charlottesville, who
came to Mrs Bouldins house on
The H1A for occupancy BY Mr..
and Mrs Joe Brady. who have
been living at Pampf.l
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Fore and
children were the Sunday guests
Of Mr. ana Mrs Atwood lYalthall.
foremerly Of Prince Edward Coun-
" who now hive in FRANK In.
Mr. and Mrs r. F Roberts
were week END guests ol Mrs.
Roberts brother and s.ster~ln-
law. Mr. and Mrs r j. Baldwin.
In DanpiIie Mr. Baldwin has re-
Gently returned from Memorial
Hospital where he vas Q pat
lent.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris @. Smith.
Jr.. and son. Gil. Of Petersburg,
spent the week END with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, Morris G.
Smith
Or and Mrs Thomas g. Gill
mer were Friday night guests Of
her brother in law and sister. MIR.
and Mtg Marvin TurBin, Or Hope
we'll.
Mrs. Dorothy Ulrich Troubetz-
koy. well-known Richmond writer
was the week end guests of Mrs
Anne Atkinson -Chamberlayne
Mr. and Mrs Cais Motley and
Mrs. Harold Payne and daughter.
Ellen, all OF Chatham. were the
Saturday guests Of Mr- and Mrs.
S r. Geyer,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08
Commend Moose
Drill Team

Portsmouth Lodge sds provided
l}s lul. ANA initiation team con
aucir fnp ritual under Whioa
'aov TRAN lpn members were tni-
Gated into Falmv.lle Moose LODGE
Sunday FAB 21 during the dedi
CARTON exercises tor the new lodFe
home 1cre
~ ~ y Sydnor local pres.d-
ing officer. SAID that. the initia-
uon ceremony, performed by the
crack cgll team regarded as one
ot the states finest, Was most i'm
pFessiye A late change in plans
brought the T'idewater team here
in place OF the Lynehburg team
as originally announced
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

Miss kitty Wask.ns Miss Vir-
gina Bedford. MIS- Irvine W.
k4ns and Miss Aanes watkins
ere Saturday nigh. dinner guests
If Mis- Nary Aenes Grant 81
ehm8rd
Miss Betty 10 Cook Of Mary
Washington College spent the
week end mere with her parents
Mr. ard Mrs. Howard Cook
William j. Watkins. Of Rich
nond. spent the week end with
his father. joel watkins
Mrs. Richard Y. Chambers en-
tertalned her bridge club Friday
night at her hor-e n Rice.
NJ and Mrs. Walter g. Bruce
we're recent visitors IN Richmond
MIR. and Mrs. Arnold Vaughan
and daughter Anita we're CUE SIS
this week Of Mr. Vang's grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs f G. Marchant
ana his aunt. Mrs Gina johnson.
He was on his way to an air force
sase near Washington - c. after
tour Of duty in Dallas Texas.
where he specialized In the guided
missile field
Mrs. r. I. Thompson. who has
been visiting her son in-laW and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. v v
Gordon. for the past three month.
left for home in Hinton. w Va.
Saturday
Miss T'heima Smith viii return
Thursday 10 her nursing position
at the Childre-'s Hospital In
Louisville. KY. after spending the
week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris G.. Smith. She will
then leave on March 10 for New
York where She win attend an
Institute at Cornell Medical Cen
ter for 80 days.
Mr. and Mrs George Newman
spent The week end ut Virginia
Beach where they were guests at
the Cavalier Hotel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

Miss El!zo3eth Bnf9er speAt the
week end IN clifton Forge glta
her sister Mrs o. v season.
Rno Is slck
Yrs Walter P4taey ana dalgh-
ter fsettY Anne. Bsre tae recent
quests a her slsteF. Mrs s II
Log II Roanoke
Miss Alice Newman. daughter
Of AF. and Mrs. q A Newman.
drove 70 Williansport Pa. 10 be-
bridesmaid IN the wedding Or
Mtgs Carol Hill to William Cooley
Oh Sunday February 70 with her
Oh The trip Were Mis- 10 GIllls 81
Mt Airy. Md Miss Lois Michel.
81 Annandaie and Mis- LOIS At
tklason Of Ashland. All Of Rlca-
mond Professional Institute on
tae retnrn trip thy toured the
state Capital
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
sid Rothe we're Nj and Mrs
Wick Aderton and children 81
Lynchburg
Miss Virginia wan and Mrs
Kathleen Cover we're the week end
guests Of Mrs r Gilbert WOOD
81 Roanoke.
Mesdames w II Mason q NJ
ikedd. Marvin Wash c. q Clark
and Miss Cornelia Mason were
Sunday visitors Of Mrs Lula
Thompson IN Richmond Mrs
Thompson Is nursing her mother
Mrs Bibblns. who Is. i'll
ntS- : M hedd recently visited
her brother. Herbert pbllllps uha
is in St Lukes Hospital IN Rich
mond
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-03-30
Examinations Announced
For POStmasters At
Nome and KOtZebue

Two new examinations for
postmaster have been announced
by the us. Civil Service Commits
sion. They are for the posts at
Kotzebue and Nome and the COM
mission will accept applications
until May 3rd. The Kotzebue post
pays S4058 a year and the Nome
post, 5000 year.
Competitors must have at least
two years of experience showing
that they have the ability to con-
duct and manage the community'S
postal business efficiently and to
supervise employees so that Gus
toners are satisfied with the SER
vice.
Competitors must show that
they can deal with the public
agreeably and effectively and that
they are reliable citizens who
would command the respect and
confidence Of patrons Of the post
office
Applicants must take written
test. Those who pass will be as
signed final ratings on the basis
of this test and on their expert
enre, ability, and character.
There is a one-year residence ne
quirement and applicants must
be at least 25 years of age and
must not have passed their 65rd
birthday.
Application forms must be filed
with the US. Civil Service Com
mission, Washington 25, dc,
and must be received or post
marked not later than the clos
ing date, May 3, 1855
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-03-30
Fourth Change In Boundaries For
Proposed Special Defense Areas In
Alaska Confuses Delegate Bartlett

WASHINGTON, Up - There's
been another change in the boun-
diaries for the proposed special
defense areas Of Alaska.
The areas, to be set aside for
possible military designation by
the President if Alaska is granted
statehood, were proposed in an
effort TO ease the administrations
opposition to Alaskan statehood
now because Of national security
questions said to be involved.
There have been several versions
of the exact territory involved.
The latest change, the Depart
ment of Interior has advised
chairman Engle of the House In
sular Affairs Committee, results
from a Typographical error
Orme Lewis, assistant secre-
tary, told Engle that where the
departments March % proposal
refers to latitude So degrees 80
minutes north" it should have
read Latitude 81 degrees 80 min
uteS north"
Delegate Bartlett conceded
Tuesday the rapidly moving line
has left him confused.
Advising Wendell Kay, Speaker
of the Alaska House Of Represent
atives, Of the new change, Bart
lett declared:
IF you find yourself confused
by now as to the multiplicity OF
lines, allow me to state I am
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-03-30

exactly in the same fix"
Including the Typographical
error" the line represents the
fourth to be submitted in connec-
ton with consideration of legis-
lation to admit Alaska to state
hood.
Interior said its earlier pro-
posal, now corrected, was sug
gested to lease" the defense prob
lem which it said had not been
adequately handled in previous
proposals. The Defense Dept.
gave it a lukewarm endorsement,
saying it comes nearer" than
earlier proposals to meeting its
problems.
Bartlett said the line as cor
rected follows down the Porcu-
pine, Yukon and Kuskokwim Riv-
ers to point 'just south of Dali
Lake and just north Of Kusko-
wax" 1t then drops south to lati-
tude 81 degrees 80 minutes north,
makes right-angle turn due east
to the 156th degree of longitude
and drops south along the l56th
meridian.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-03-30
Dance Instructor
Indicted In Cecil
Wells Murder Case

FAIRBANKS, R 80 A federal
grand jury has indicted a former
Alaska dancing school instructor
on charge of attempting to SOL
icit perjured testimony in connec-
ton with the sensational Cecil
Wells murder case.
William Colombany, friend of
slain Cecil Wells blonde wife,
Diane, was indicted secretly by a
federal grand jury here in jan
uary Mrs. Wells committed sui
eide in Los Angeles last year
Wells, 81, former president of
the All-AlaSka Chamber of Com
merce, was found shot to death in
his apartment at Fairbanks Oct.
II, 1858, and his wife badly bat
tered and bruised. She told of
ficers intruderS had beaten her
into unconsci0usness and she did
not know how her husband was
killed.
The indictment was revealed
after Mildred Lahore Gilmore,
Colombany's attorney, arrived
here from Los Angeles to investi-
gate the charges. She said Colon
bany was arrested in Los An
geles on March l on the indict-
ment. He was released on $4,000
bail and now is at liberty
.Bin Colombany has been in
Managua, Nicaragua, several
times in the past few months and
he has made no attempt to evade
this action" she said. "He re-
turned to the United States of his
own free will to face this charge.
He is willing to return to Alaska,
but first we want to know the.
nature of the charges against
him"
The attorney indicated she
might advise Colombany to fight
extradition
Specifically the Indictment
charges him with attempting to
obtain perjured testimony from
one Robert Caffey, former must
clan here who is now reported
to be in Yukon Territory. Caffey
was formerly associated with
Colombany in dancing schools at
Anchorage and Fairbanks. Caffey
was also musician at the Talk
of the Town night club here,
where Johnny Warren, another
figure in the sensational Wells
case, had interests.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-03-30
Fifty Cities Will
Be Targets Mock
H-Attack June Is

WASHINGTON, R-Fifty Am
erican cities including Seattle and
Portland in the Pacific North
west and Anchorage, Fairbanks
and Juneau in Alaska will be the
targets in a mock hydrogen bomb
raid June Is.
The Office Of Defense Mobiliz-
alton, announcing plans for the
stimulated attack Monday, said it
will test Civil Defense prepared
ness, evacuation and survival
techniques.
1t also will provide a tryout
of secret relocation centers from
which the government would be
operated in a real emergency.
Under ODM plans, President
Eisenhower and $4,000 other fed
eral employees will move to the
relocation centers at the start of
the raid" at II am June Is.
Some government officials, in
Guiding cabinet officers, will be
advised they are casualties" and
their places will be taken by al
ready designated successor"
whose job it will be to organize
system to continue operation of
the government from the reloca-
ton centers.
The Civil Defense phase Of the
test will end at pm. on June Is
but the government operation will
continue through June II.
Some people aren't the life of
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-03-30
Investigate Reported Slavery

BOMBAY, India, TT Hydera-
bad police got a court order today
to investigate a complaint that the
Nizam-reputedly one of the rich
est men in the worlds keeping
300 women, 100 men and an IN
known number of children vir-
tually as slaves in his palace
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-03-30

The old furlong, still sometimes
used in measurements, represent
ed the distance it was supposed a
yoke of oxen could pillow without
resting lone furrow long" or
% yards.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-03-30

Some people aren't the life of
the party until they leave.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-07-01

AMERICAN DONATED TO FILIPINO ORGANIZATION
Dean Miller left commander the Veterans Foreign Wars
Post Auburn official presentation of American flag
Filipino American Community of Puget Sound
special ceremony afternoon, Community
center the flag Miller
the Filipino American group their
headquarters the West Valley highway Agona Others
John Caban club HOWE
VFXV special committee; Hey of
Gonzales standing
band Ray of the Auxiliary holding
opposite of the flag. Auburn Globe News Photo
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-07-01

AT simple at the Cath
Ollie Church in BremertOn
cisco exchanged marriage with Father officiating
The the of
tom the bride the daughter of Mr. MIS- Pedro
BremertOn, and of
After honeymoon trip to Lake Tahoe, California
make their home in Seattle Pictured wedding ceremony
from eft of
Mr. and Mrs Andy Santos; Mrs. Dolores
Photo
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-07-01

FIRST DISTRICT COMMANDERS ELECT VIVIAN q. LIMITING
Post No 142 American Legion medals and
graduates of Garfield Washing
ton nior and Rial Installation
June 49, at Hail. Reading left Wv
ian g. limiting Salamoo immaculate High SCHOOL,,
(aGred High SchOo), David
1,l<i Paul Mar Marjorie Omor Washington High
School Photo by Elefanio
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-30
20 Percent Social
Security Payments
To Mothers-C Children

OF the S309G4 in monthly social
security benefits being paid in
Garrett County at the end Of 1854,
S6,254, or about 20 percent, went to
mothers and children. according
to James l.. Robertson Social Sc
curity Administration district man
ager in Cumberland
Mr.. Robertson pointed out that
payments to mothers and children
have special significance TO the
community as whole because they
help families to stay together after
the death of the breadWinner
In the nation as a whole 27l $50
mothers and 1,16O,770 children
were receiving social security in
surance payments at the end OF
1854. Total payments in 1854 were
S133 million to mothers and S45l
million to children.
OlluGI llt outrage anu SURVIVE VI >
insurance program, workers and
their employers and self-employed
people pay into a fund while they
are working and when earnings
stop because of the death of the
worker or because he has retired
payments are made from the fund
to the worker and his dependents
or to his survivors.
In all, 808 people in Garrett
County were receiving S30964 each
month in benefits under the old-age
and survivors insurance program
at the end of the year. This was
an increase of 10 percent over 1858
One reason for the increase was
the passage last September of the
1854 Amendments to the Social Sc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-30
Moose and Rotary
Win In Pony League

The Moose took over the leader
ship Of the Oakland Pony League
Monday by defeating the Woodmen
by the score 10 to 2. The win was
the third against a single loss for
the Moose tossers.
McRobie paced the 13-hit attack
with two triples, double and a
single, while Martin hit a three
Dagger and single. The Woodmen
were limited to four hits.
Rotary handed the Country club
its first setback scoring II runs in
the second inning to grab a 1871
decision in game halted in the
last of the fifth by darkness.
Long had three hits for the Ro-
tarians Brinegar, Butler and Carr