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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. ldw couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. wait three fun days
and receiue the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holt
days are counted the same as
other days.
STANLEY C. Krupsaw,. a, 1918 18th q.
nv; and e., shsiia ~ Kairss. ~ SILVER
Robert 3. N.chois, 80. 1875 b st. NV,
and Elaine N. Joslyn, 81. e2l lstn ~.
lJohn O. schiosser. 10. 1857 Q q. s.s..
and oraes I. Moore, 10. 7l4 SEND st.
Hi a.. 81 AEii ri ss., ve c.i sna
mia 1T. NV.
'aPi. M r:s;r' EN-. H:ss eisH u;
Quincy d. NV.
Au and Msri. !. GALLOWAY. %. i5ii Poto-
/ mac ave. Sc.
willie Rogers. e.. 1913 T st. NV. and
/ Mafgie Gary, 10, "A HAndofse 81 NV.
Howard Adler, IT,. 20, 1000 e. nsy;a
and Mary T. WILLIAMSON. -. 52lO
| Wisconsin ave.
flames L, Harris 20, 1891 Ingieside ter.
/ nv, and Ruth =. Twyman. 81. Ar
| hneton, Va.
Benedict J, DelRe. %, $500 Ontario I'd.
NV. and Veima ~. Fulford. Is. $3.50
| Nichols ave. sc.
joseph Z, Oliver, 81, and Barbara J..
Ttlier. Is. both Of 624 Lamont Ct. NV.
Hush Jones, IS. 1899 Que st. NV. and
Mary 8. Turner, 81. 177 18th st. ne,
John W. Lee, Fl. Naval Research Laho-
| Tatory. Washington, d. C. and Helen
| B. Davidson, "a, ALTO LIVINGSTON I'd.
sc,
spurseon o. Outline, SO, Arlington, and
Maud L. Murehison, ~, 702 Otis pl.
/ NV.
James Z. Turner, rs, Pals Church. and
Renate II. 0efike, 23. Savannah, ca.
Thomas T. Long, 81, 1902 18th st.. ne.
and Chariotte l. Ions. "a, Brsdburs,
William II. sehaeaer, ~, ITO eth st.
kW., and Marion H. Goodspeed. 20,
4 705 Longfellow st. NV,
donald X. Pntak, 20, 1424 Chaplin st.
NV. and Elise M. Beaumet, 10, 20l3
KAloramA I'd. NV.
Jay r. Mullins, -, Hyattsytlle. Nd. and
| Adele Gteinhauer. -. 420l Msssachu-
samuel Trychin. 20, New York, and Mil
/ dred Z. Fisher, 10, l40e 18th ct. NV.
Kenneth w. Blaisdeli. "a, Nashua, N, H..
/ and Betty L. Smith. "a. Laurel, Nd.
HEAVIER BRYANT 20, sos Gath ST. nv,
/ end Matte l. Thomas. 20, 171o
Swami st. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22

$500, WMAL ca - Lawrence
Welk: Alice Lon sings Alice
From Dallas"
$3.50, WTOP (9) - Ford Star
Jubilee: Colorcast Of ITO
gether with Music" co-star-
ing Mary Martin and Noel
Coward and featuring songs
and sketches from their ca
reers.
$3.50, WRC (4)Jimmy Du-
rante show.
$500, WRC (4)---George Gobel:
Hans Conreid visits.
$3.50, WRC (4)Safeway The
alter: 1.-THE Common Touch;
Story Of band OF human mis-
fits who rally to support
wealthy youth; Greta Gynt.
(l947)
10000, WTOP t9)--Conquest Of
Space: Special hour docu-
mentary showing mans
achievements In the air be-
ginning with the Wright
Brothers.
l1:15, WTOP (9)--"The Tall
Lie";; Having on q college
campus prompts o professor
to risk losing his Job: Paul
Henreid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
HORSES. HORSES. HORSES,
Ponies 8.

DO think pony little horse that did not grow to
fur size?
but extremely sturdy animal usually stocky. shoegsed with
powerful chest and thick rough coat
Smallest and best known the Shetland ponies which
from the Shetland Islands north of Scotland They gentle
little animals and make excellent pets for children
A lighter type Of pony is used for playing polo. @
Sturdy developed in Wales for work in the mines
In other countries they used for farm work.
Sally little farm GIRL and her pony. Petey Paul
Sally waiting cut her out and put her the pony
back.
Paste this picture cardboard and color with
the fold back the ends ct the dotted
lines. and Petey Paul win stand up
Cut Sally Cut the heavy line between her knees q
far as edge Then set her asde he
pony, putting her right hand behind his neck. 4
her hat cut the slit In 1t and put II on her head
Now Sally Ii rarn' to go.
This week you have colored six horses all headed
direction Why not have parade Of your horses9
Orclet Hisgins AP Nevsfeatursp
violet Moore Higgins: AP Newsfeatures)
MONDAY: Some Cutout fun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WRC (4)--Service Foot.
ball: Fort Monmouth VS.. Boil
ing Air Force Base ut Boiling
$500, WTTG l5) - Signs Of
Progress: Films include cor
nerstone laying ceremonies Of
first Baptist Church Of Wash
ington.
TOO, WRC t4)--Perry Como
Show: Perry's guests in
clude Aldo Ray and singer
Jay p. Morgan.
1900, WTOP, l9)-Stage Show;
The Dorsey Brothers are
hosts to the -Four Aces and
comics Marshall and Farrell
1880, WTOP (9)--Jackie Glea.
son: Ralph Kramden learns
that chasing % little white
ball over the hill with O hand
full Of sticks" isn't kid stun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
TODAY.S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

ISIS, WRCFootball, Navy VS.
Pennsylvania
1890, WMAL ~ Football: Mary.
land VS.. Syracuse.
ISIS, VOL - Football: Notre
Dame VS.. Purdue.
1:15, WPIK--Football: Virgins
VS.. VPI.
200, WIDOW, WASH-f m-Foot-
ball: Northwestern High vs.
Blair High School.
$3.50, WRC - Monitor: John
Beal and Eli Wallach In scene
from "Teahouse Of the Au-
gust Moon"
600, WOOK - Our Other
Brother: Mohamnled Habib
Press Attache, Embassy Of
Egypt. guest.
sos, WTOP-Saturday Night
Country Style: Listeners hear
portions Of "Old Kentucky
Barn Dance" from Louisville
and big d Jamboree" from
Dallas. r
$3.50. WGMS Opera House:
Moussorgsky,s Boris Godou-
nov" with Boris Christoff,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
Atomic Insurance

ST. IGNACE, Mich. lR.-In-
surance companies have agreed
to insure the substructure Of the
Straits Of Mackinac Bridge fsl
SIS million against fire. earth
quake and atomic attack. The
lsuperstructure of the 500 million
span win also be insurable wher
completed In November 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
ANSWERS
TO OUR PRESIDENTS

during the 1928 presiden'
Itial campaign. Herbert Hoover
fused this expression In q speech
lat New York City. ~ years ago
to-day, Oct. %. 1928.
2-This was President F. D
Roosevelt's fourth "fireside chat.
Oct. az. 1888.
3--Martin Van Buren,.
Questions on Preceding Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22

Nicolai Gedda and Eugenia
Zareska.
1880, WRC - Monitor: Turk
Murphy and his Dixleland
Band from the Blue Note In
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
|Lius Asks Court
To Block Order
For Deportation

william G. Chg Bib Lias.
operator of Wheeling Downs
race track in West Virginia.
asked the Federal Court here
yesterday to block the order for
his deportation.
In a complaint for an injunc-
ton filed in the u. 8. District
Court for the District Of Column
bia, Attorney Jack Wasserman,
representing Lias, commended i'm
migration authorities arrived at
the conclusion that Las is a
deportable alien without SUBJ
stantial evidence.
The complaint asserted the
finding was made despite the
evidence of a birth certif1cate
lpurporting to show that Lias
was born in Wheeling.
According to immigration on
Gals. Lias has a criminal record
dating back to 1922, including
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
DEATHS REPORTED
0rom n. D. {. Heath pep.rtm.n.,

susan a. sheehan. so. eco H st. ne.
Twins Wing 1. kasbss.' Is, 1855 North Caro-.
BsI M %: Ss sss e. sR. St AT 81
Geneva Mosedale, "a, CHEVY. Chase. Nd
Violet qossstt. rs. $50 Rock creeI
An SnsI powi In NJ y, 1920 s st. NV.
Hattie N. Msrineili, II, 1850 sommer'
Ma ss1 Ds ). ywtillcoxon, II. 1918 webster
MaslsTs rel @. sinserhon. IS. Bethesda
Clara Honander, ss. 800 Connection
Mary Z. spencer. IS. 1914 coiumbi'
grace n Farrell. SO. 47Os Kansas st
william M. Davis, go, Soldiers Home.
Irwin. Z. Cooper, 81. 410i Nichols ave
william C. white. So. saranac. NY.
Frank flanagan. 4s, 1880 Peabody ct
Louie L. Rhudy. 4s. Alexandria. Va.
PEsS T Rinshardta 20; .. l10s R st. 50
infant miami N Murray rS,' is S boWnins pl. ne
John Brown, IL. Edge Hill VI.
Susie Wood, 72. 416 South Capitol st
John H.. Smith. 90. 1878 H pl,, ne.
James Holland. SO. Clinton. Nd.
Bessie {; Mullen. %, s27 New Hampshire
Lula K. Miller. 50. Fuller Heights. Nd
Haywood Riley, 81. 1417 9Th ct. NV
Paul Byrd. So. $40 K st. ne.
Eliza stroman, so. 1917 independence
Amanda r, Thomas. ~. 40 Q st. NV
Nanzette Thompson. 1918 ? ct. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Aristo Case Detective
Wins Award of Month

Dolinger's commanding officer.
Capt. Thomas Edwards. was re-
luctant to single out any one
man in the solution Of the case,
but he commended the officer
highly at yesterdays ceremony.
The citation noted that "the
bit of information that kicked
off the solution came through
Detective Dolinger as the result
of good day-to-day police work. "
The case involved the death
of David L. Armhold. jr., 10
Iyear-old night Waterman for
Aristo, who was found uncon-
scious. bound and gagged. on the
floor of the plant at 1925 South
Capitol street on August IS. He
was pronounced dead shortly
afterwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Remn0mfs-FridGy Only
Save Importantly
on Art Needlework

s Stomped Felt Skirts. Block with
blue ond white oppliques. Small,
medium. Were BIS. Nov sos
Uncovered Footstools, mahogany
finish, slight moned. l3x20x
l4". Wos 1850. Now S.95
! 13xl9xS". Was 1898. Now.
1895
I Model Wool jacket, turquoise
in medium size. Was 1000.
Now -----,----- $50
4 Model keedIepoint Pictures.
The four Seasons, mohoeony and
gold finish frome. 8x8". Were
800. Now 500
! Model Weeve-it Afghan, loo9o
wool. Ia shades Of green and
yellow. Was 5000. Now $500
I Model Felt Skirt with blue and
white oppIiques. Medium size.
Wos IS 90. Now ---lS.00
Z Model Red Felt Christmas
Stockings. Were 500. Nov 500
z Stomped Cotton Quilts. pack
oee contains top OF quilt and
oppliques. Orchid design. Were
Gas. Now AIS
I Peir Model Petit Point Pictures,
7x9". Colonioi houses in white
frone. Wos 100. Nov. poir,
$50
I Pair Model Petit Point Seotfy-
Poodle. 5x5". Block and white
frame. Wos 1000. Now. pair.
500
WGL-Art Needlework. 5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

I'll Probational Detective ANGEL D.
Dolinger of No. 5 precinct was
presented with the Award of
Merit as the Policeman of the
Month for September at a cere-
fmony in headquarters yesterday
Detective Dolinger was selected
for the award for his work in the
solution of the Aristo Cleaner
murder case.
Police Chief Robert v. Murray
pinned the award to Detective
Dolinger's lapel as his family and
other members of the depart
ment watched.
The detective was chosen for
the award by the Award of Merit
Committee. a group Of local
newspaper city editors. Detective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Remnanfs-FridGy Only
Infonts' Pacific
Contour Crib Sheets
IrreenlarS
il perfect 1855

40 crib sheets. White only.
II Foam Rubber Filled Toys,
piostic contoiner. Assorted colors.
Were LIS. Nov --- Soc
Were 2.o9 ond 500. Now,
l.99 and 2.99
- Infonts' Cops, pure silk, some
ocetote. All interIined for
wormth. Trimmed with loee ond
embroidery White. Were | so
to 800. Now Csc
7 Beby Books. Boby's Eorty
Yeors. A guide and record book.
Were 2.99. Now S5e
81 Ponties. Were l.69. Now,
Soc
III Poirs Of Socks. Cotton ord
nylon combination. assorted sizes.
White and foil coiors. Were soc
to 79c. Now lSe and 2Se
- Cotton BroedeIoth Dresses,
loce trim. PosteIs. 9, IL, IS
months. Were 2.o9 to 4.99. Nov,
I.ss
80 Midsie Dresses. shocking and
Ioce trim. Were 7.99 to 1929.
Now 5.99
- Slips, cotton eyelet trim.
White, size 3. Were lis. Nov,
soc
~ Slips, handmade botiste, ioee
trim. PosteIs, |. z, 3 yeors. Were
2.oo. Now ----- Las
WGL-Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

arrests and convictions for In
come tax evasion, bootlegging
and gambling.
The Government asserts LAS
real name is Vassillios Liacakos
and that he was born in Greece.
1t is charged that he went to
Canada in 1919 and re-entered
this country illegally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Weekend Food
Shop Specials

24o Fov.nies's Brendied Elberto Free
stone Peaches, 2-pound. 6-ounce ior.
Regularly 2.lo. Now l.SS
500 Nerthpors Black Pitted Cherries,
poeked in syrup, one-pound cons.
Regularly Soc. Now Z for 100
Goodmen's Sour Pickles, in l2-ounce
ice box ior, medium size pickles. Reg
ulory 45c. Nov zse or 4 for 100
WGl-Food Shop. LIST Floor.
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Nursery Furniture

I Crib, scored, adjustable sides. De-
col trim. Wos 1926. Now $685.
z Theyes conioses. slightly soiled
floor somples. Were 57.95 and 1925.
Nov lbs and 1895
I Antique White chifferobe. Wos
1000 Now ----------6 $500
WGL--NurseY Furniture, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Sove on Women's
Costume Suits

An unusual group Of smart costume
suits in lo0% wool and wool blends
tIobeled for fabric eontenD. with
royen and eeesota tops. Some one-of-
e-kind, bend detoiled and finished.
Vented fell shades. Resulor and
hek-sixes.
4 Suits. Were $500 to 5000.
NOW cow
s Suits. Were 1000 to $500
; Suits. Were 1000. Now $500
WGL-Women's Dresses, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Catholic University. will address
the Catholic Laymen's First Fri
day Club luncheon at 1890 pm.
tomorrow in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Servings in the
Record Shop

7-lneh Record Albums, simulated al
Iiootor finish, holds ten records, sturdy.
Rereuiorly IS. Nov sse
lo-lneh Lons-Ploy Record Albums,
simulated oIIiootor finish. holds ten
records. Regularly 2.25.. Nov. 1888
7-lneh Record File. holds so records,
in red, brown or green. includes in
dex. ReoulorH rs. Now 1888
W6L-Records, lst Floor,
North Building oIso Chevy Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
RemnantS-Friday Only
Bedspreods and
Comforts-Mony
Less Thon " Price

Il Morson Jones' "Rediont
Heiress" Bedspreods with lint
free royon hobnoiI. bullion
frinoed. Super size, doubles and
twin. Lime green only. Were
1898. Now 1913
SO Lady Jackson Chenille Bed
spreods with twisted fringe, oil
over pottern. Doubles in yellow
only; twins in rose, green, yellow
ond blue. Were 7.o5. Now, 2.s5
9 Beieroit eedspreads Of thick
chenille frineed. Red only; twin
or double sizes. Were o.o5. Nov,
4.s5
Goblin Croft Fitted
Bedspreod Ensemble
II Fitted Bedspreeds, twins and
doubles. Were l4.95. Now,
3.s5
Is Cote Curtains. Were SOS.
Now l.S5
81 Moschins Dust RuffIes. Were
o.95. Now 2.95
z Pillow Shems. Were $50. Now,
100
Available in blue, yellow, rose,
avocado, hunter and white. Not
oil items or sizes in oil colors.
3 WoeI-FiIled Rayon Toffeta.
Brown solid coIors. Were 1850.
nov 80 .-- 5.S9
Io3 Seconds Of SIeepweII Type
1873 Muslin Sheets. Size oOxI08"
only. II perfect, would be 3 0e.
Now 49,, - l.S9
custom-Mede TebIe Pods. Some
domoeed, also odds and ends.
Assorted qualities and sizes.
Bring your tobIe measurements
TO assure correct size. Eoch sec
ton, now soc
WGL-Blonkets and Bedding,
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Special Purchase :. Imported English
Mems Pisskin TroveI Slippers
6!''
Snug fitting comfortable travel slipper in cork color psskn
leather Fold into compact poekase for cosy packing
useful and convenient gift for the who roves.
W6l-The Mems Store,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Sove on Flash
comero Outfit
Regularly $3.50 49.s9

Argus c-j flash eameFa outfit, com
piete with flash gun and carrying
eese. 3Smm., f:s.S lens.
Movie Projectors, 8-mm.
Bell 8 Howell. 255. ReauIcfly IS.
Now - -----6 $3.50
Slide Projectors
T.p.c. HsedIinsr 800, complete with
cose. Reoulorly $3.50. Now 1880
Exposure Meters
Weston. ReouIorIy 3 so. Now $500
&C DIVES. Regularly 1850. Nov.
2I.2o
Weston Direct ReodeS. Regularly
1850. Now $40
Miscellaneous
Godset Bags. Regularly 40 to 24.95.
Now -----l.So to 1896
Slide Files. Regularly LOS to las.
Nov --------------- LOO 70 9.so
3smm. Slide Viewers. ReeulorIy 2.95
TO 7.o5. Now 2.36 70 $50
Lite Bors for Movie comeros. COM
plete with bulbs. Regularly 7.o5. Now,
$50
Tripods. Regularly 1875 to 1875.
Nov ------9.56 to l2.76
viewmasser Viewer. Regularly ZOO.
Now - ---~-. ~l so
viewmester De Luxe Viewer with lite.
Regularly 400. Now .----- $40
Viewmesser Reels. Regularly 3 for
Movie Screens. 5ox4o". Regularly
1870. Now - t4.7Z
Movie Screens. 40x40". Regularly
Il 20. Now - $3.50 1876
cameros and Outfits
Argus ca Outfit. Regularly 1926:
Nov 80 ---. 1896
Argus A. coIorkit. Regularly 44.5o.
Now $50 s. 90
Arsu. IS csms,s Outfit. Regularly
22o5. Now $780, - - 1886
Debonoir cams,s Outfit. Regularly
4.o5. Now ------ 3.8S
Anseo Film
All Still comere Sizes. Regularly 45e
to | .85. Now ----3 6e 10 .4S
Movie comeros
Keystone cepsi. Regularly 1895.
Now 1926
Bell g Howell, 220. Regularly 1926.
Now 1896
WELCOMED Department, LIST Floor,
North Building
also Chew Chose end Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Points for Parents 8, Eayth TAono' ws'ee.

Mother-School is your job
Just as Dads business is his and
homemaking, mine. We should
all do our work each day as well
as we can.
; themselves iphether their mo-
o study are iDorthy ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Special Price,
Mems Briefcoses
Regularly $500 A.1o

50 Mems Briefeoses, l6-ineh size, 7
10 8 ounce top grain eowhide. With
bross feet, oil leeshss sussit, post
mounted hondlss, bruss lock, drop
bottom. In sunton Or ginger. lPlesse
edd 1917 EedsroI TAXI
W6L-Lueoooe. 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Mother-Dad and I feel so
ashamed when Aunt Alice brags
on Toms grades. Do try to bring
a report card home next month
that we can brag about to her.
1t Is nell for parents to as
tires for urging their children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

sCIeoronce of Winter Goats and Suits
Group Of includes mony famous There
fIannes wool boodeIoth and tweeds in regular and
petite sizes 1918 Black brown red blue, green and sroy
z in group.
IS Suits, Were S. 60 and $685. Suit Was 1895
Snow $500 10 Suits, Were 5000, Now $500
Suits 1885,, Now Suit, $500, Now $500
Suits 69e5 Now $500
Group Of designer featuring SOFT luxurious wooIens
fur trimmed 8IS regular and petite sizes Gray green,
blue, block. red toupe, grape and royal in group.
coo 34.oo ~ us 90 and $500
So coo Were8 o5 Nova Now
coo Were 90 g. Now $500 coe. Were 5000 Now 1900
SO 1895 l65 90 and l85 co.
Now $500 Now $500
W5L-Worens ondM Misses and Suits, Bird Floor
q. OF Chevy Chase Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Impressive Servings on
Bedroom Furniture
Were NOW
I Bookcase Heed
bosFd, double size 1900 $3.50
5 Desert ook" Beds,
double size 1850 zz.so
] Mohosony Bed,
double size $3.50
Bed, charter mo-
hooony, double size $500 $3.50
I Bookcase Heed
board Bed, double
size. foom"
finish ---------- $500 ALSO
I Bookcase Heed
boord Bed. mopIe,
single size $3.50 1880
Z MesnoIis Beds.
single size ----ls4.5o $3.50
! Bed. double size $500 1000
z Pine Mirrors - $3.50 1880
! vanity Desk, cor
dovon finished mo-
hosony ---~-----lzo.oo $3.50
Night TobIe, mo-
hoeony - $3.50 $3.50
Night Teble,
rhpYry md wotpuf 40 90 ~ S(l
WGl-6edroom furniture, 9th Floor.
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Sove on Small
Electric Appliances

&c Appliances
&c Triple Whip Mixer, #M12 Reg
ulorIy 1895 Now ----- 27.74
&c Automatic Skillet. #c-26. Reeu-
lorly 1895. Now 100. 1894
&C Portable Mixer, pounds, 40
Mis- White or yellow. Regularly
1895. Now 1916
&c Automatic Toosser, #T-82. Reeu-
lorIY 1875 Now 1895
Hamilton Beech Appliances
Homilton Beech Mixette. HI, Reeu-
lory 1880. Now l2.7e
Sunbeam Appliances
New Sunbeam Automatic Fry Pan.
+FPlo. Regularly 1895. Now, 1884
Sunbeam Chrome Hand Mixer. Reeu-
iorIy 2l.95. Now -~---l 1879
Universal Appliances
Universal cook-o-motie. 1905. Reou-
lor'y 1895. Now 1887
Universal lo-cup coffeematie, 441o.
Regularly 1895. Nov - 1880
Toostmoster Appliances
POSTMASTER Super De Luxe Tooster,
1916. Regularly 27.5o. Now .l7.49
Toastmoster De Luxe Tooster. 1914.
Regularly $500. Nov l4.4o
Miscellaneous Appliances
Knapp Monoreh Automatic Corn Pop
per, # l2-50l Regularly 9.95, Now,
7.9s
Knapp Monorch 3-Speed Liquidizer,
+405l5. white or in color. Regularly
$3.50 Now -.. 1899
Broii Quik Chef Rofisserie, automatic
timer. #GTS. Regularly 5995, Now,
1895
Worins z-Speed Celebrity Blendor,
#PB5. Regularly ALSO Now, 1895
Fresh-nd -Aire Heaters
Heaterette H36o3. ReecIorIy 1925.
Now 1915
WGL-SmoI Appliances. 3rd Floor,
North Building
EXTRA SHOPPlN
We, 1850 WASHING
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-02-24
Sam Lewis
Talent Amateurs Urged
To Enter Terra Alto Contest

The talent committee Of the Ter
"a Alta P.-TA amateur show an
nounced this week that other p
ia. groups have been requested to
interest talented amateurs in their
communities to participate in the
organization fourth annual event.
scheduled for Friday evening,
March IS, in the high school audi
tOrium
Six cash prizes, two each of SIS,
SO and S.. will be awarded to three
winners in two age classifications.
The elementary group embraces
all entrants up through grade six.
All others will compete in the teen
age-adult group.
All entries must be received by
the Talent Committee no later than
Saturday March II.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-02-24
Plans For Benefit
Basketball This Evening

Plans are complete for two bene-
fit basketball games this evening at
the Southern High gymnasium. The
proceeds will 60 toward the pur-
chase of bleacher seats at the foot
ball field Players and all will pay
the admission fee. The charge is
IS and so cents.
The first game is scheduled for
Z o'clock between the teachers and
parents of the P.-T.A. The second
game will be between members of
the Rotary and Lions clubs. The
junior band will play.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-02-24
FEBRUARY pa 1855
The Right To Work

Suppose for the sake of argument
that the 48 states or Congress
should pass laws requiring that be-
fore an employer could hire him.
he would have to Join a specified
organization, pay an initiation fee
and regular monthly dues, and be
prepared to submit to special as
sessments.
Do you suppose the men who
drafted the Declaration of indie
pendence and the United States
Constitution with its BIZ of Rights
would have agreed 20 such rcsuic-
tions?
And yet II states have found It
necessary to pass Right to Work
laws protecting a mans right to
earn a living without joining any
organization Ii would seem that a
man already had the Constitutional
right to Join or not to JOIN" with
out specific legislation to that eff
feet, but apparently that is not true
under present day cIosed-shop
agreements.
Additional states are considering
Right to Work" legislation pending
consideration of Constitutional
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-02-24
80 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty-siX marriage licenses were
issued during ,hc past week end
inc Monday afternoon from the Of
flee of Richard H. Davis clerk of
the Circuit court This brought The
total for three weeks Of February
to So Two licenses issued during
the week were marked don't pub
lish"
Robert William Byers. 10. par
ents consent Donora. Pa. and
Mary Elizabeth Terrell, 10 Hibbs,
Pa
Able Kenneth Tambmri. 81. bar
Der, and Rcbccca Elizabeth Arts.
40 both UnioutoWn Pa
James Edward Bauer. 81 steel
worker, and Dora Ann Stark. p.
both Warren, O.
Ronald Delano Polling. %, steel
worker, and Gertrude Marie Cum
mirgs 25, both RoWiesburg w. Va
Donald Gene Hebb. 20. parents
consent, inspector, and Geraldine
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-02-24

To the Republican
Oakland, Md
TO the Editor.
Voting people into office is one
great blessing we have i'm this
U.S.A Our hard task is to get men
who are broadmnded to under
stand people and are qualified for
office to offer their services. 1t
looks now if the people in Garrett
Co. could have a chance to vote
again there are some in office now
who would not be there. We all
know that we need men who are
not afraid to do the right thing.
In due time right will destroy
wrong.
Sam Lewis