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YOUNG MEN SUBJECT TO draft can may get on the
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fields contact the Army Recruiting Station Post
Office Building or ean CA 2sO1i Eyt 27l for fun details
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residing Fuller Az Mrs GARNER had
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LETTER WRITER and supporter OF the cause Of the
Montgomery bus boycott is reader William Walker who
sending regular Montgomery Improve
really letting people Alabama
by pocsetbooS spot
in his anatomy" this urged
tinuance Of the boycott until victory is won
parents NclnSiad five 1855 Pusey we're dis
urbed Wednesday March when the
% te end Of the Hane Cherokee line but Michael enjoyed the
perenoe
PatrOman Robert Tupn who turned him his parents
THERE n GREAT NEED for foster homes for children ac
cordng the Ramsey County Welfare
Caring your rewardng experience
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child who needs guidance Crane would
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I'd other residents attended party her
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will be played either in st. Louis
on Tuesday or at the Auditorium
on Wednesday.
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semi-nnals.
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FEDERAL SAVINGS AND ! a college Club" an or
ganizaion for children which win systematic
savings and their educational
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call a. 1853
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classified ADS
SHARP

772 Fuller, 4 bedroom bungalow,
newly carpeted living room and
hall. Is u dining room, IA x
IL remodeled kitchen with new
sink and cabinets. Gas heat, cal
cinator. Just completely rewired.
Bedrooms win be painted colors
Of your choice.
Can be seen evenings and week
ends simply by calling George
Salinger, HU. e-5220; CA. 1918;
HUI. 1886.
Trades Accepted"
ROSE REALTY, INC.
R-ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

,AMERAS-S5OO Leica M-3, SUNNI.
s sSgo Ma H. Tits EI snd sasf $ $SS
$50: Elmar wide-anRles S25. H. o
DAVIDSON. ZOO Connecticut ave,
OIL. 4-42O0, Ext. 81. II TO 2 OF
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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED


Buy Out-of-Pawn Diamonds
at lowest prices from Wash
ington's only Legal Pawn
Broker. These diamonds were
left as collateral on a loan
for a fraction Of their orig
|inal value and must now be
sold to liquidate the loan. To
sell fast, they are priced at
lowest dealer prices. Every
diamond fully guaranteed in
writing. We can ship to your
bank for inspection. All
prices plus tax.
Il. Lady's $50 cts. emerald cut dia-
mond ling, an exceptionally brill
liant and beautiful cut diamond,
set in plat. setting with Beside
tapered baguettes. Bargain from
e. %an's OI IL cts. A nice white 0 bril-
liant diamond. set in heavy lax,
y;g: heIcher style mtg. Out Of Of
3. Lady's ! 40 cts. blue white and
finest American cut. Terrific bar
gain. lax. VIZ. plain mtg.
4. Lady's diamond earrings Tor Tor
pierced ears, . lovely blue white
diamonds, APPROX ia cts. each
and flsnked with full cut dia-
monds. This is a tremendous bar
gain and will be sold at a frac-
ton Of their true value, Unre-
8. Mans ia cts. A beautiful blue
white diamond with lustrous brill
lance, set In heavy lax. y.g. mtg.
9. Lady's diamond straight row
bracelet. 45 brilliant diamonds
set in stunning lax. We. A real
q. Lady's emerald and diamond J ring
A tremendous size center genuine
4 emerald, approx. rs cts, set in
hand GRATED plat. mtg, set with
- round and 4 baguette dia-
monds A remarkable ring at
ridlculous low price. out of pawn
Is. Lady's ss-ct. nice color diamond,
SCI N LAX; yg. tiffany mtg. I'm
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS OO
ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES. FURS
AND JEWELRY AT IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
Stone Work-Flagstone

Patios walks steps all Kinds &c.
mem work retaining walls. drain
pipes waterpropfing, gradinR and
eeedine z MARcUCC1O. Pc 5-a6sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

% Winchester. 80
special caliber, 3 boxes shells; $40.
Remington-Lee 30-40 Krag caliber.
$50 Colt 80 caliber revolver. S33.
Other guns, sell or trade. Pc. q
1892 before 3 pm; after ; Monday
X. o. TRAINS. 4xs-ft. board, track
switches, engine. power supply
D cars, misc. houses, etc.; $50;
mos. old; perfect cond. WA. 7-6901
HARPISCHORD. built in Munich
1850; 500 or pest offer. Oh. CHI,
Nd. D w. Irving st.. OIL. 4-0734
HEARING AID, Dahlberg, good con.
dition: but needs new battery. "A.
$50: call Monday $3.50 Mac.
Arthur blvd. NV. or Emerson 3.
@1.1.
HEILAND STROBONAR I with ca.
pacitor and wet battery; complete
Tor immediate use: $50. KE. s.
5e59 between 5 and Z pm.
HI-FI TUNER and amplif., Bogen
Sac: ne " Wehcor royal tape re.
corder in warranty. HE. 4-O671
HIDE--A-BED. Simmons. maple chest
Of drawers. lady's desk. DU. z.
$3.50. Ext. 607 after noon.
HIDEABED SOFA, gray uphols., Silly
Soileo; big hargain; oval cocktail
table, l upright vacuum. EN-. 2-1Ol9
HORSE, antique merry-eo-round. al
wood carved. Brightly decorated
EV 4-647R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
THE SUNDAY STAR
REPAIRS end SERVICES Cont. !

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, JULY 90. 1885
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A. B. DICK MI EEOGRAPHS. models
s 81. an sp Sov. s.isoS, ~
ACCORDION. stradivari. used
yrs, bargain: also. Roto-Broil, used
twice. Call OIL. 4-5S13.
ACCORDI0Ns. Italian, brand-nsE'
3.shift, Sl35; 9.shift Sl15. RE
LIABLE LA JEWELRSY EXCHANGE
ACCORDION. Hohner Verdi, 12O
neoux. f2.5 wide angle. RE. 6-569l
after Q am. sun.
ADDING MACHINE. small: adds,
subtracts; l-yr. guarantee; $14.95.
CIRCLE, 741 18th st. NV.
ADD. MACHINE. Victor. small porta-
standard typewriter. GA. 1890.
ADDING MACHINES. hand. electric,
exch. CIRCLE. 74l 18th 81. NV.
ADD. MACH. BURR elec. time rec
order. typewriter, S35 ca; file cab
inets. varityper; Dazor lamps, $40;
bike, etc; cheap. D1. 7-S1lO.
ADDING MACHINE. Victor. small
port, SO COL, dirg subt.; also q
Royal Typewriter and q small Mon
~, e,,r nSiv befors n =,
i0ii orsndin aye. Rockville. Md,
Mon. RE 7-43f9.
ADDING MACHINE. electric. sub
tracts; desk model, S COL; guar;
SI25. CIRCLE. TAI 18th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRIT.
Frs. S25 up-Your choice only 81
week. Free home demonstration
Cali WARDS. EN- 3-9535 NOW
ADDING MACHINES : 8 victors;
hand and cleo, 10 key and full
keyboard; I Rem. cleo, 10 col. dir
s sSSs CT % Ss An eI tS be s se
Monday only. Room 316. 1424 K
st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE, 10-key REM
rand; new. No money down, 81
week. CIRCLE. TAI 18th st. NV.
ADDRESSOGRAPH Model 1850; ex-
eel. eond.; also Model 1872 feeder;
bargain. HARRY J. ABRAMS, ia
L st. ne.
AIR COMPRESSOR. s19bO: spray
pumps. gauges, hose, tanks. G1CH-
NER. 2513 NJ ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
AIR COMPRESSOR gauages, tanks.
Builduron. spray guns; $500 up.
Motor reps. ELEC. EQUIP, CO..
2473 Sherman ave. NV. AID. 2
lOUU.
AIR COMPRESSOR, spray painting
outfit. S45, complete. ~. 9-2395.
AIR CONDITIONER. s4-ton de luxe
model. New cond. 2 speeds. 500.
UN. 4-7449.
AIR CONDITIONER-If you have
cash snd want % save money, see
NV HU. $4,000. Free parking.
AIR CoNDITIONER, seryel, Seton,
ITO v. de luxe model with thermo.,
Grated. new cond.; $115. JU. g.
AIR Condolences, 3-h.p., air
cooled, used in bldr s mod home;
Also window units, WA. 7-2403.
AIR CONDITIONER for complete
home. New 2-ton York unit in orig.
carton. Cost $500. will sell for.
$500. JE. 2-4S29.
AIR CONDITIONER Two '55
Chrysler .Airtemp acton easement;
$3.50 each. ia. S-5979.
AIR CONDITIONER. Feeders. win
dow, s4-ton. Is amp, auto; con-
AIR CONDITIONER, ,.7tOn Philco;
quiet and efhcient: SIS. TIE. g.
AIR CONDITIONER, Seton console
Chrysler Airtemp; $50. WA. z
1884.
AIR CONDITIONER. 1855, Seton
Feeders for easement window Cost
S240; sell Sl35. XII. S-1702.
AIR CONDITIONER. GE console
u ton; $50; 1910 Riverdale I'd,
Lanham, Nd. WA. 7-6O07,
AIR COND. 1855, Chrysler air temp,
iz-ton de luxe for easement win
dows. $3.50. FL. 4-5S26.
AIR CONDITION YOUR CAR, s395
NO 1-7S2S, XII, S-S405. A.
AIR CONDITIONER. Seton Emerson
like new; Sl25. Elk. 3-4700. Ext
go.
AIR CONDITIONER, a h.p. Mitchell:
best offer. AID. 2-2657.
AIR CONDITIONERS. I6l / ton, 23O
volt. used years. good condition:
3 carrier models, 3 Coldspot; price
500 each, 6 for $500. HE. 4-9204
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

ANTIQUES
DEALERS: Shop contents for sale
as whole or parts. Cut prices to
public. Marble tops. chests and
tables, farm bells. Gov. winthrop
desks. Jockey boy, cor cupbds., dry
sinks. wash stands, bric-a-brac, etc
Thieves market; Agnes ]. Conrad,
81 N, Glebe I'd, Arl., Va. IA. 2-1262
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

ANTIQUEs EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
large constantly movins stock Oui
Georsia ave ext tRte gu 9 mi
right on COY Whitehall 6-alG5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

BUILDING tusedl. disassembled, for
mer Govt. veterans housing; 2 bed
rms, liv. rm,. kit, bath, porch,
fencing. EN-. 2-77O5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

A. B. DICK MI EIEOGRAPHS. models
guaranteed OV. 3-l2O7.
ACCORDION. Stradivari. used .
yrs, bargain: also, Roto-Broil, used
1Dfea CoU m A-6Q14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

ANTIQUE - 18th century vase.
Japanese. 4-ft. tall, masniheent.
ANTIoUEs-Andirons; solid brass.
AID. 4-l503.
ANTIQUES--THE LAMP, $50 W
Broad ST.. Falls Church, Va. SELL
'ng-out prices reduced.
ANTIQUES-Shop the area and
then see THE YANKEE PEDLAR.
Quality at the very best price. New
shipment Of dough trays. dry sinks.
solicited, JE. 1890. 554s Col.
ANTIQUES = jugs. Early American
crockery. JUGS. RA. 6-20ss.
ANTIQUES = American Provincial
nen nsi table. tables, chests. etc. FE.
ANTIoUEs-Pine corner cupboard,
pine Hutch cabinet. pine plantation
desk, pine droplet table, Huntboard.
pa DiainIk SFft cne nest, and 2 Rope beds.
ANTIQUES-Love seats, wall rack.
Ape. liv. rm. suite. HU. 3-4531.
ANTIQUES-victorian desk, good
eond.. S65;. Victorian brass wall
seoncts. S25 ca: dropleaf mahog.
tble.. $50; also solid mahog. A.
poster twin bed and springs, $50;
cofiee table, SO. IA. 2-l$54.
ANTIoUEs-Sofa. bookcase, desk.
etc. hook rugs. OIL. 1852. CT.
ANTIoUEs-This ad isn't to try to
sell anybody anything. 1t is Just
an invitation to all our old Gus
toners land new ones, tool to come
see our new place. We have the
shelves up. and the glass in and we
expect to have the sheriff and bill
collectors in by fall. BELL KINDS.
1900 q st. Sc. Ii. 3-1S31.
ANTIQUES-Buffet, big Harrison din.
table and chair: carpeting. l2x22
stair and hall to match. EN-. p
1926.
ANTIQUES - Chairs, newly uphol-
stored; olive wood table, peri. cond. Z;
small round table; handcarved .
shelf lamp table: cut glass; bric-a-
brac; brass pieces, ETC.; tea cart
g344 Harvey I'd. Silver Spring,
JU. 9-6147
ANTIQUE CHAIRS-Set Of s; beau
tiful; Hitchcock, sacrifice. DE. .
6347 til 4:30 Sun. after 3 wkdays
ANTIQUE ARM CHAIR, matching
side. chair. elegant, sturdy, ';omf.,
lovely new uphol.. $50 and S35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
MOVING TO

We. oAs ~-Is -O-.
ANTIQUES EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
large constantly movins stock Out
Georgia ave ext tRte gu 9 mi
right on 60y Whitehall 6-S405.
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass. furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE NV.
RA. $4,000, tn. 2-2727. WI. 6-773S
ANTIQUE AND DECORATOR
OPEN HOUSE
Everybody come and see our new
1t. Cranberry sugar shaker, $3.50;
amber thumbprint toothpick holder,
81; carafe. $3.50; fruit plates, 81;
Amberina vases. So so; camphor
hen, $3.50; blue milk glass sugar
shaker, So; lamps. s up. figurines.
81; demitasse sets, 81; amber COB
81 so; decanters, 81 up; wines and
goblets. loo up; Currier and Ives
original. ST. calendar plate, $3.50;
l 900 glass, china and bric-a -brac
pieces TO browse through: frames.
loo up; dinner bell, SO; Edison
eraphone, $40: Edison records, 25c:
cobUler's bench, $40; spinning wheel,
$50; Little School desk $3.50; mar
ble-tcp washstand, $50; marble-top
what nots, $3.50; rockers, 81 up;
square. organ stool. $3.50; many
other bargains. We would like you
to come in and prowl. Open daily
| to p.m.i Sat. and Sum-, IL am.
BELL KINDS. 18th AND @ SITS Sc.
tJust the other side of Penna, Ave.)
See our ad under Furniture.
2. 2; 8. Mrs; G; is back from New
next week from the Mid west. Be-
ginning next week we will start
bringing In some of the most fabu-
lous collections of glass we've ever
laid eyes on. including satin. vene-
tian, millifore. milk glass. paper
weights, opalstone. Bohemian. over
lay colored thumbprints and colored
pressed glass; also lots Of Dresden
figurines and hand-painted china;
new items Almost daily for the next
month and q half. You are invited
to come in and drool.
AQUARIUMS (2), 35-gaL stainless
otcCA tauhs hBub 1hu otanos nloo OV-
gal stainless steel. Pc. 2-65SS.
AQUARIUM, 45-gal. SIS. with stand
and access. S25: piston-type air
pump, SIS. XII. S-74S2.
AQUARIUM. pump and filter. SO. e5:
sea horse special. dwarft. SOC ga.
or 6 for SO so: loaded males, 81 ca. :.
neons. 10 for So. RE. b-s42S.
AQUARIUM = 1OO-gallon breeding
tank. other sizes also. Call WA. q
4O09.
ARMY OFFICER CLOTHING, blouse.
S. 3S: pinks, 1921; short o'eoat,
s. 3S; trench coat. 8. 80: khakis.
is t33, 1891. Phone JU. 5-S611
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BUSINESS SERVICES

PLUMBING to home owner. Free
estimates. Reasonable. RA g.
6464. Mr.. CAREY.
TRASH REMOVING and gen. haul
ms. Free estimates. A. WILL
LIAMS. AID. 4-l90S. 30'
Nv AND RADIO REPAIR, trained
tech. Repairs made in home,
reas. rates. ME. S-5S37.
"A DRYER VENT DISCOUNT
1875 each. DE 2-6S32 or RA
f6-67l7. Call until 900.
WE STERILIZEl
WE REMOVE ODORSl
WE DISINFECTl
WE 'DEBUG"!
Your MATTRESS. PILLOWS, STU
dos. Newest Health Methods. ALL
WRAPPED SANITARILY!
ACE STERILIZERS
5ll New Jersey Ave NV.
IL. 3-9S63 Ii. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

MACHINES = 8 VICIOUS.
hand and cleo, 10 key and full
Keyboard; Rem. cleo, 10 col. dir
subt.; l Monroe elec.,. 9 col. dir.
Monday only. Room 316. 1424 K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

PIANO-Unclaimed med. size stein
xsy;o oi5n 5000 eond !; sl35; Free
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
BALLOT ~ Legal .

Don't let anyone, Democrat or Republican tell Garrett
county that its ballots in November may not be legal They
will be. Republicans may think that Mahoney will challenge
the Garrett county votes and they feel that county Of
fcias could have agreement ordered voting
machines months agobut they didn't agree and they didn't
order voting machines and that's that
Chief Judge George Henderson declared several months
that nothing in this subsection shall be
peal impair provisions heretofore enacted for
socaed paper ballot system in the of emergency
other unusual circumstance
In the first place, this is federal election and state
regulations going take away the right of any
east his ballot for President In the second place. have
firm conviction that if anyone tried to challenge Garrett
countys paper ballots that the Court of Appeals would
the state legislatures law which makes voting machines
pusory, unconstitutional
Certainly we have the unusual circumstance" in this
county And the Board of Supervisors has passed motion
to paper ballots in this election. The Boards firm
ground in this instance No has the right take away
voters right of franchise So make the vote heavy and
make it worthwhile.
There's more item to consider There has been talk
that the General Assembly may attempt pass law giving
Election Supervisors complete control with respect
chase of voting machines deletng the clause that
qures approval by the County Commissioners before Super
visors may make expenditure.
We believe this would be in violation of the rights of
County Commissioners If the law is to be clarified it
any should be clarified by giving County Commissioners
the express right of making the purchase. County Commits
soners regularly elected citizens with power to levy and
power to collect Supervisors apponve and purely po
itica in nature At times the appontees are not rightly
qualified for their office Should the county get election s
pervso who have principle about them would be pos
bc for them to create all kinds of expense items and the
County Commissioners would be compelled levy pay
cost it meant raising the rate This
to happen, but is possibility With Commissioners in com
pete charge, there is definite responsibility the
payers elected officials They have to do the paying They
should have the complete to what should be purchased
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
Cake Baking Contest
Will Be Held Here

A cake baking contest open tc
any Republican woman in the
county, was announced this week
by Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty, president
of the Garrett County Womcn's
Republican club. Judging will be
done in Baltimore on Thursday Oc,
tober IS.
Cakes are to be judged by eX-
perts on appearance, taste, texture
icing, etc. John McCutcheon, father
of Capt. McCutcheon of S64 600
radio quiz fame, will participate in
the judging. The winner will re-
ceive a trip for two to Washington
on Inaugural day with seats for the
Inauguration and tickets to the in
augural ball.
No cakes are to be returned. They
will be sent to the White House
and from there they will go tC
orphanages and hospitals.
Mrs. Glotfelty asked that en-.
trants contact her by Saturday, Oc
tober IS SO that arrangements car
be made to pick up the cakes fol
delivery to Baltimore. Each en-
trant must include her name anC
address in an envelope placed
under the cake dolly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
ROth's Trial To
Be Before Court
Will Be Heard in Garrett
County Circuit Court
No Date Set

The trial Of Erwin Roth on a
charge of perjury will be held in
the Garrett County Circuit court,
il was announced this week. The
case probably will be heard before
Chief Judge George Henderson.
No date has been set
Mr. Roth had filed a motion i'm
the Circuit court, following his in
dictment by the grand jury, de-
claring he could not obtain fair
and impartial trial in the local
court and asked the court to trans
fer his case to some other juris-
diction. Associate Judge Neil c.
Fraley in an order of court on the
10Th of September ordered that the
case be removed to Allegany coun-
ty for trial
The trial will not be before a
jury
The decision to return the case
to this county was made this week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
Republicans Open
Headquarters Here

Republican headquarters are now
open on Alder street in Oakland
and will remain open until cleo
ton day. Supplies of campaign but
tons, posters and materials of all
kinds are on display, and will be
given to anyone visiting the head
quarters.
A calendar is being prepared by
Mrs. Earl Lee, Secretary of the Re
publican Womens Club. having the
names of volunteer women workers
and the days they are willing to
work in the headquarters. Anyone
not yet contacted by Mrs. Lee, and
willing to work should see her or
the Republican committee mem
bers
Interested persons are urged to
stop in and sign the birthday
scrolls, and pledge to work for the
reelection of President Eisenhow-
er.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
Protests Delay on
Road Improvement

AT a meeting of the Board of Dl-
rectors of the Mt Top Chamber of
Commerce last week, it was decided
to send an official letter of protest
to the State Roads commission and
others concerning the long delay
in completing the road improve
ment program along the lake on
US. PIG.
The road has been in process of
Improvement for the past two
years and members of the Chamber
of Commerce feel it has hurt bust
ness not only around the lake but
also in the Oakland area.
The Board also announced that
the annual Christmas treat would
be held this year on December %,
and that Christmas decorations
would be erected shortly after the
Thanksgiving holidays
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
Temperature Drops
To p This Morning

Freezing temperatures were the
rule over the tri-state area yester-
day and today with the Maryland
low being in this county with a
reading of 81 degrees this morning.
The temperature yesterday at %
degrees was also low for the state.
Deal, Pa, just across the state
line from FiEzel, had 28-degree
reading. 1t was 80 at Cumberland.
There was a heavy frost practi-
cally everywhere but most of the
damage to crops and flowers had
been done three weeks ago.
There had been some rain during
the week but mostly it was clear
and cool. A resume of the week
showed Friday sunny and cool; Sat
urday, rainy in the morning; Sun
day, a thunder storm very early in
the morning and remaining cold
during the day; Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday, clear and cool; to-
day clear with some moderation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
Mahoney Will Tour
County Next Week

Georpc p. MahoneY, Democratic
candidate for us. Senator, will be
in Garrett county next Monday and
Tuesday
Members of the Democratic State
Central Committee have arranged
rally at the William-James hotel
in Oakland for Monday evening at
g o'clock, at which time Mr.. Ma
honey will discuss some of the IS
sues of the campaign There will
be refreshments. The public is in
vited.
On Tuesday Mr.. Mahoney will
tour the entire county in company
of Arthur Humbertson, member OF
the Democratic committee, and
other Democrats.
II was also announced there
would be a Democratic Tag Day
on Saturday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
'Back To School" To
Be Theme of Initial
P-TA Meeting Mon.

Back to School night will be
the theme of the first P.-TA. meet
ing of the school year at Southern
Garrett County Jr-Sr High school
In outlining the program Del
bert Gnegy, president, stated that
parents would nave an opportunity
to follow through a typical day
schedule and thereby meet each
teacher of their children. Glasses
will last approximately twelve min
utes.
A short business meeting begin
ming promptly at 1880 p. m, will be
held in the gymnasium prior to the
program.
In a letter to all parents earlier
this week, Mr.. Gnegy emphasized
the importance of all parents at
tending this first P.-T.A. meeting
Our schools need and deserve your
support" he said.
Parents having small children
may bring them to school. A special
baby sitting program is being
handled by the girls of the Future
Teachers of America organization
in the high school.