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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23

The skull of a second man OF
the Neanderthal race, believed
now to be an extinct side branch
of the human family, was discov-
cred in World War I at Ehrings-
dorf, near Weimar. now Com
munist East Germany.
The Rhuenda skull was turned
lin by a 40-year-old country
teacher, Eitel Glatzer. July 20
Rains had turned the small Rhu-
enda creek into a raging stream
which washed away soil anc
laid it bare in a layer of gravel
Digging at the scene Of the fine
thus far has failed to bring ur
more bones.
Director Horst Sielhoff Of the
dusseldorf Museaum said it is be.
9lieved Neanderthal men cisap.
Ipeared from the earth some So.
900 years ago. They existed from
$4,000 to 100000 years before
THAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23

ing this drug already have vol
UNFAIRLY reduced the recon-
mended dosage printed on la
bells and have added warning
statements in literature to
physicians.
However, he added, many of
the preparations that have been
marketed for a long time do not
have labels rejecting the new
findings.
For General Practitioners
The warnings to be printed
on the labels are intended pri-
marily for the general practi-
toner, who more and more has
been using certain reserpine
preparations to aid patients with
mental disturbances not serious
enough to warrant psychiatric
treatment.
DR.. Smith said papers and
exhibits presented at the meet
ing of the American Medical
Association in Chicago last June
II to Is emphasized the poten-
tial hazards of reserpine in guam
titles above the new recon-
mended dosages.
The drugs, along with chlor-
promzaine, was introduced into
use in this country over two
years ago and achieved wide
acclaim for the wonders caused
in mental institutions in the
treatment of disturbed and vio-
lentNpatients.
Cites DOsageS
DR.. Smith pointed out that, In
the treatment of apprehension
or of anxiety states on an out
patient basis, it is now agreed
the usual maintenance dose
should be OBS mig. daily. Doses
of reserpine up to 10 mig. daily
may safely be used for the be-
ginning of treatment but not
for more than one week. the let
ter added.
Rather than increase the dose
Of reserpine, he declared, it is
better to use another hypotensive
agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23

in a German limestone cave.
| Washed up by recent floods in
the Hessian village of Rhuenda
it was taken to Prof. Eduarc
Jacobshagen. anthropologist Of
Marburg University.
1T is a sensational scientific
discovery" Prof. Jacobshager
said in an interview. "And the
skull is better preserved thar
the Neanderthal skull ITSELF"
Prof. Jacobshagen said the
skull is that of a woman IS tt
40 years old at the time Of hel
death. He fixed the age Of the
skull at more than 10000 year:
because in the layer of sintel
covering it he found a fossilizec
snail of the last interglacia
period.
The Neanderthal mans skull
was found a century ago thi:
month in a limestone cave 6(
feet underground in the Neandel
valley. about 10 miles from Dues.
Seldorf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23
U. S. Singer Reported
Teacher in East Berlin

BERLIN. Aug. % (P).-A Com
munist newspaper announced
today that Aubrey Pankey, an
American Negro concert singer,
has taken a music teaching job
in Communist East Berlin.
East Berlin's Berliner Zeitung
said Pankey chose to live under
communism after he was refused
permission to live in France and
Britain. The paper said the re-
Ifusals were based on his support
of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg,
lexecuted by the United States in
1853 as atomic spies for the So
Wet Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23
U.S.. Asks Warning Label
On TronquiIizing Drug

firms have been asked by the Department
OF HEALTH Education and Welfare labelling of
products containing the tranqunzng drug resepn accord
ance with new findings about the potential dangers
Dr. Ralph G. Smith, chief of the drug of the Blu
reau OF Medicine. noted in letter that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23
Flood Washes Up Skull
OF Neondertho| Woman

MARBURG, Germany, Aug. % QF9-A German anthropoo-
g today the discovery of wepreserved skull of
Neanderthal who lived than 10000 years
skull found by rural schooteacher 100 after
the skull original Neanderthal discovered 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23
FIRST MODEL OF EARTH SATELLITE

model with anenna the first to be made the
scientists
will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Guy Gillette

uOillC ldtC.
The man took off hastily in the
opposite direction and / continued
alone to the corner. l smiled as passed
the lamppost and the waStebaSket next
to it, which had substituted for my
husband.
Having bluff or two up your sleeve
is good idea for this particular type Of
masher. However, don't get the idea
that you can always talk your way out
Of being mugeed. An actual mugging
takes place too quickly for talk. Your
assailant will usually strike from be-
hind and will limit conversation to a
few curt orders and threats. He is quite
ready to follow his threats with violent
action. You cannot reason with him,
for he is not reasonable man.
But You Can Make Noise: Any kind
of alarm - Continued on page II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
out after nightfaIl

was the fact that in walking so fast, she
would attract a mugger. From his point
of view, a nervous, fidgety girl is an
ideal victim. He is not anxious to get
involved with a woman who looks as
if she can take care of herself. So walk
normally, look confident.
BE Poised: Be prepared to meet
stranger face to face on the darkened
streets. AS he comes toward you, look
right past him; breathe deeply and
ignore him. Above all, avoid looking
into his face or meeting his eyes. Even
an innocent man may get strange ideas
if woman on a deserted street anx-
iouSly eyes him.
Coming home late one night, | was
confronted on a lonely side street by
man who started walking alongside
me. He carried on an insulting, SuggeS-
tive, one-Sided conversation to which |
apparently paid no attention. Finally,
he took my arm and brought me to
halt.
Look, aren't you afraid of me?" he
demanded. How come you seem so
sure of yourself?'
| pointed down toward the end of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
On The Street
by DOROTHY UHNAk

the block. why
should l be afraid?
There's my husband
at the end of the
street he always
waits there for me
when / have to come
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

Oakmont Ave. and Washington
Grove Rd., Wash. Grove. Auto
accident.
$3.50 pm, Rockville, 1919 De-
Beck Ave, Rockville. Transport
ed sick woman to Suburban Hos
pital.
6:32 pm, Rockville, 523 w.
Montgomery Ave. Rockville.
Hedge fire.
Thursday, Nov. 10
11:43 am, Upper Mont, Big
Woods Rd. off Rt. 100 near Bealls-
vile. Woods fire.
1870 pm, Rockville, Piney
Meeting House Rd. off Travilah
Rd. near Travilah. Field Fire.
Isl pm, Upper Mont, River
Rd. west of Reddick Rd. near
Poolesville. Woods fire.
1853 pm, Rockville, Jack Rd.
off Rt. %, Hunting Hill. Brush
fire.
4:35 pm, Rockville, COS Stone.
street Ave, Rockville. Field fire.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

( 6:22 pm, G-burg Washington
Grove, 6 Walker Ave, G'burg.
Brush fire.
Friday, Nov. Is
2:24 pm, Damascus, Damascus
High School. Transported boy
from school to home
4:57 pm, Rockville, $50 Long
wood Dr., Rockville. Aided person
with foot caught in sofa.
5:13 pm, Upper Mont, Barnes
vile. Transported woman with
back injury to Walter Reed Army
Medical Center
Saturday, Nov. II
2:24 am, Rockville. Aspen Hill
Rd. and Iris Place, Aspen Hill Els
tates. House fire.
1907 am, Rockville, FOG Crabb
Ave, Rockville. Smoke in furnace
room.
1916 am, Rockville Viers Mill
Rd. and Rockland Dr., Rockville.
Auto accident. Transported vic
tim to Washington Sanitarium.
$3.50 pm, G'burg-Wash. Grove,
B & o depot, Wash. Grove. Auto
on the tracks.
Sunday, Nov. Is
1927 am, G'burg-Wash. Grove,
Redland Church, Redland. Trans
ported woman who passed out to
Suburban Hospital.
1:22 pm, G'burg-Wash. Grove
and Hyattstown, Musser Brothers.
tavern on Choppers Rd. near Old
Germantown. Building fire.
1:31 pm, Damascus, Mt. Airy.
Transported man who had stroke
to Frederick County Hospital.
Monday, Nov. 10
1927 am, Rockville, 263 E.
Montgomery Ave-, Rockville.
Transported man to Montgomery
County General Hospital after he
was struck by a car.
$40 pm, Rockville, 1923 Ar
dennes Ave-. Twinbrook. Trans.
ported child to Suburban Hospi-
tai. He was struck by a car.
5:39 pm, Rockville, 300 block
of Harrison St. Rockville. Woods
fire.
Sal pm, Damascus, Cedar
Grove Rd. Transported woman to
University of Maryland Hospital,
Baltimore.
SIG pm, Rockville, 1894 Keat-
ing ST, Wheaton City. House fire.
9:20 pm, Rockville, 211 N.
Adams St, Rockville. Transport.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

grift Ave-, who has been Rock
vile chairman for the successful
drive of the United Givers Fund,
entertained the section chairmen
Of her group at recent luncheon
party at Normandy Farm. The
guests included Mrs. Joseph Rod
gers, Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. Rob-
ert Muenster, Mrs. Eugene
Grimm and Mrs. John Whelan.
Another section chairman, Mrs.
Herman Hartman, was unable to
attend the event. Mrs. Waleski is
known to readers of The Sentinel
by her professional by-line, Doro-
thy Waleski.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. WheIan,
Park ST., were dinner hosts at
Normandy Farm recently in hon.
or of her mother, Mrs. E. II. Bar
niger who is here from Pitts
burgh.
Little Judy Koepenick was the
honoree at a dinner party given
In celebration of her recent eighth
birthday at Normany Farm by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Koepenick, S. Adams st. Star
guests were Judy's grandmothers,
Mrs. Walter Moreland, mother of
Mrs. Koepenick, and Mrs. John
L. Sullivan. mother of Mr.. Koe-
penick. Also at the party were
Judy's sister and brother, Dale
and Chip" Koepenick.
DIR. and Mrs. Edward T. Dun
ham, Ridgeway Ave-, entertained
at dinner at Normandy Farm re.
Gently in honor of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. James T. McManus
of Old Westbury, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard j. Willxin.
son, South Glen Road, Potomac,
were dinner hosts at Normandy
Farm recently in honor of their
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Keep Of New York, the party
being in celebration of Mrs.
Keeps birthday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

Rt. 124 near Ounce Orchard Rd.
Helped 300 pound woman get
back into bed.
S:55 pm, Rockville, Ill New
ST., Rockville. Transported hem
orrhaging man to Suburban Hos
pital.
Friday, Nov. %
12:45 pm, Rockville, River Rd.
and Bradley Blvd. near Potomac.
Field fire.
1903 pm, G'burg-Wash. Grove,
Fifth St. and McCauley ST., Wash.
Grove. Dryer on fire.
6:23 pm, Rockville, SIS Balti-
more Rd., Rockville. House fire.
7:15 pm, Upper Mont, Big
Woods Rd. near Beallsville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

ed woman with cut head to SUI
burban Hospital.
Wednesday, Nov. 81
1O:40 am, Rockville, 1902 Lewis
Ave, Rockville. Transported sick
woman to Suburban Hospital.
2:03 pm, Rockville, Carrolton
and Crossway, Manor Club Els
tates. Brush fire.
4:04 pm, G'burg-Wash. Grove
Rt. 1l8 near Ri % near Darnes-
town. Transported boy to Subur-
ban Hospital after tractor turned
over on him.
ala pm, Upper Mont, Peach
Tree Rd. near Beallsville. Trans.
ported sick woman to Montgom
cry County General Hospital.
Thursday, Nov. 22
1875 am, Hyattstown and Da-
mascus, Stoles Store, Rt. 355 Ur-
bana. Store fire
1922 am, Damascus, Ri. 40
near Lisbon. Transported two
men injured in hunting accident
to Frederick County Hospital.
1922 am, Rockville. Rear of
lib Lewis Ave, Rockville. Field
fire.
1888 pm, Rockville, Hanson
farm at Travilah Rd. and Dufief
Mill Rd. near Travilah. Trans
ported man who fell off horse to
Suburban Hospital.
8:46 pm, Gburg-Wash. Grove,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday. November 70. 1855

Transported woman to Suburban
Hospital after auto accident.
1928 pm, G'burg-Wash. Grove
and Rockville, Riffleford Rd. near
Ounce Orchard. House fire.
Saturday, Nov. "a
1901 am, G'burg-Wash. Grove,
Rt. 355 in front of the Monterrey
Tourist Home Transported two
people to Suburban Hospital after
auto accident.
1922 pm, Rockville, Seven
Locks Rd. near Scotland. House
fire
9:37 pm, Rockville, Lewis Ave,
Rockville. Transported woman
who took overdose of sleeping
pills.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Fire Runs
DATE
DETAIL

TIME DATE DETAIL
Tuesday, Nov. Ii
1923 am, Rockville, Rt. 24O
near Randolph Rid. Auto accident.
Transported woman to Suburban
Hospital.
1857 am, Hyattstown, Little
Seneca Creek at the B&O railroad
tracks near Boyds. Woods fire.
4:16 pm, Rockville, Chestnut
Lodge, 500 w. Montgomery Ave,
Rockville. Mattress fire.
Wednesday, Nov. Ia
1888 am, G'burg-Wash. Grove,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

Special Christmas hours at the
Rockville Post Office have been
announced by Post Master Hugh
Hassell..
Monday through Friday. Dec.
10 to 81 the closing time will be
extended from 6 pm. to 9 pm.
The post office will continue to
open at 8 am.
Three Saturdays-Dec. 8, Is,
and 22-the post office will be
open from 8 am. to 6 pm. in
stead of the usual Saturday SEIZED
ule of 8 am. to noon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

The post office will be open
from / pm. to 5 pm. two Sun
days-Dec. 9 and 16.
The money order window will
maintain regular hours during
the Christmas season.
Mr.. Hassell advises residents to
do Christmas mailing early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
New Clearasil Medicotion
'STARVES'
BLEMISHES
SkRLcoloRED
laDEs PIAaPtES WIsHE n WORKS

Doctors clinical tests prove this
new-tyPe, greaseless medication
especially for PimPles really
works. In skin specialists tests
on 2O2 patients, 9 out of every
10 cases were cleared up or
definitely improved while using
0EARASIL.
FASI-AcTINo cLEARAsIL WORKS
WIN 3 VITAL MEDICAL ACTIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
You Con Depend On
STRONGER Yet SAFER
ANAcIN
to relieve
Pal
Won't Upset
The Stomach


The Stomach
Anocin% not only
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and neVrolsio = but
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upset the stomach
ond hos no bad
effects. You see.
Anocin is like o doc.
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GpSOs GAsARRAssMENH Immediately be-
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works. Dries up pimples where greasy
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tors prescription. Thot is. Anoein confirms
not Just one bot combination Of medi.
colly proven. octive Ingredient Scientific
reseoreh hos proved no single drug con
give such strong yet such sofe relief os
Anocin. Boy Anoein T0bIets fodoyl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-30
Let's TNIE About III

President Eisenhower accepting the Republican presi-
dental nomination San Francisco last Thursday night
called his party to 'ncessan work for of good
life good will and good hope for all men,"
His message usual of a very high caibre digni-
fled, and in keeping with the high office he holds.
He termed the Republican party the party of the future,
and pointed out that "a party of the future must be
petey dedicated peace indeed must all Americans For
without peace there is no future"
Last April II President Eisenhower prepared card
"Why Vote Republican,, and Lets Talk About It. We can
best talk about it by getting before the people, first of ALL
He said:
Il am Republican, because share Partys deep
lying trust in what free doa fundamental trust
in the and capablity of individual human beings.
81 believe the Republican Party in its methods and ira
dons and broad philosophy offers the best hope of pre-
serving the sefeance and vigorous independence of nd
vu Americans best the nation in the search for
peace with justice and freedom best fosters competitive
enterprise economy whose purpose is wider prosperity
fairly shared;
BEST keeps economic decision making in the hands of
the people and of the hands of best
the of people for the meeting of human needs best
children and their chdrens children, the heri
tage of America rich in all the of nature dy
mamie in great traditions and ideals and purposes
This is really peace prosperity and progress for every
body
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-30
Condemnation Suits Decided

Two condemnation suits were
disposed of in court trials last
Thursday and Friday in the Court
House in Oakland.
Mrs. Frances Lake was awarded
$500 by jury following the hear
ing of evidence on Thursday. The
State Roads Commission had filed
$500 with the court, while an APP
praiser for the Commission teSti-
fled the fair value for the taking
of almost two and one-half acres
was 1925. The defendant attorneys,
w. w. Dawson and Earl Manages,
had sought an amount approximate
ing $4,000.
The land involved was at the in
tersection of the Swanton road with
the Kitzmiller-Altamont road.
On Friday another jury awarded
Lenuel Friend, of Swanton, $625
for a piece of property the state
had taken during the widening of
the highway through that town. The
state had offered 5000, while the
defendant attorney in this case
sought $1,000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-30
Cigaret Dealers Try
To Observe Law

That cigaret dealers in the county
as a whole were trying to observe
the laws, was the opinion expressed
this week by Joseph Welch, county
treasurer. Mr.. Welch and Paul w.
Fisher. sheriff, have been making
series of Investigations into the
monthly reports that the cigaret
dealers make every month to coun-
ty officials in regard to the penny
pack tax on all cigarets sold.
Mr.. WEIGH said a few errors had
been noted but felt these were just
mistakes and not any deliberate at
tempts at distorting the records
In the meanwhile the tax col
lected for July amounted to 81
PILL. The monthly figure had
dropped during the winter months
to as low as 81 300 Officials thought
that August's total might show an
increase because of a new tax regu-
lation now in effect in West Vir-
ginia.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-30
Four-H Boys Win
HonorS at Fair

Several fourth boys of Garrett
county won honors at the Cumber-
land fair.
John WiIdesen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wildesen, of Oak
Grove community, exhibited five
head of Jersey cattle Four got blue
ribbons and one a red ribbon. His
first place winners were an aged
COW, two-year-old, a senior yearl-
ing, a junior heifer calf His Junior
yearling took second. Wildesen al
so placed fifth in the fitting and
showing contest, competing with rs
other Alters. He exhibited four
teen head of Suffolk sheep He had
the grand champion ram, year
ling, and a grand champion eve,
also yearling.
Thomas and Stewart Stanton,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stanton,
Grantsville, exhibited nine head of
Hampshire sheep. They had a
champion ram lamb and a cham
pion two-year-old eve.
The Bittinger boys All club,
under leadership of Ebert Bucket,
took third place for an exhibit of
All booth on farm-forest manage
ment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-30

the resignation of Rev. Harold
Kinard, teacher in the FriendSville
school Rev. Kinard, who lived at
Markleysburg, was transferred from
that community to another church
assignment, making it impossible
for him to retain his teaching posi-
ton. Willard L. Hawkins, county
superintendent of schools, said this
vacancy would not be filled until
school opens and the enrolment
at Friendsville is studied to see if
an additional teacher is needed
According to a recent survey Gar
rett county is one of the few coun-
ties in the state with all teaching
positions filled.
May Attend Center Street
Mr.. Hawkins announced that
children in the primary grades at
Mt. Lake Park area may attend the
Center street school in Oakland,
according to the wishes of their
parents. Glasses for the second and
third grades will be maintained at
the Mt Lake school this year, he
said This school is to be abandoned
as soon as the new Oakland ele-
mentary school is constructed
To Report Friday
All principals and teachers are
scheduled to report to their re-
spective schools tomorrow, Friday
in preparation for the opening day
of school Mr. Hawkins said that
any parents who wish to interview
teachers may report to their re-
spective schools on Friday.
The public is invited to attend
the open house" programs Sunday
at both Center street, Oakland and
Friendsville, from 2 to 5 p. m.
The opening day of school next
Tuesday will be full days session.
Mr.. Hawkins said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-30

Carleton A. Hogue, physical edu
cation instructor and head baseball
mentor at Southern High School,
was named this week as Director
of Physical Education and Athletics
at the local school by Kenneth
Johns, principal
In this dual capacity, Hogue will
direct the two programs so that
they are both closely coOrdinated
with the general Institutional pro-
gram and properly articulated with
other departments in the school,
He will also handle various routine
administrative matters connected
with his department.
In addition to his teaching duties,
he has been an assistant football
and basketball coach. Last spring
he led his baseball squad through
one of the best seasons the school
has had in several years. 1t was
through his interests and efforts
that Toby Colaw, one of Southerns
outstanding athletes, will go to a
Pittsburgh Pirate training camp
next spring.
Hogue attended Salem College
and the University of West Vir-
ginia. He received his Masters De-
gree from the latter school in 1850
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-30
Week Of Fair Weather

Garrett county has had practi-
cally week of fair weather, with
two thunderstorms to disturb the
otherwise uneventful week. The
county missed most of the Tuesday
night storm which caused havoc
in the Cumberland, Frostburg and
Thomas areas.
Quite bit of rain fell however
on Monday evening during brief
thunder shower. Otherwise the
week was uneventful. Friday was
cold and cloudy, Saturday, clear
and warm, Sunday clear and warm,
Monday clear and warm until after
noon. Tuesday was also clear and
warm with the storm coming to-
ward evening. Wednesday started
off cloudy but clearing later and
warming considerably. Today was
clear and warm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-30
Avilton Girl Is
State Award Winner

Miss Marlene Ramp, of Avilton,
this county, received notification
from Mrs. Eleanor NJ Hall, legion
auxiliary Americanism chairman,
that she was declared second place
winner for her essay entry, Il Am
Proud to be an American in the
State American Legion contest.
She received a S25 award for sec
ond place Miss Ramp was gradu-
ated in June of this year at Val
ley High school in Homecoming. She
plans to enter Hagerstown Medical
School September for technical
stenography training She received
an academic diploma and had per-
feet attendance during her senior
year.
She is a daughter of MIR and Mrs.
Otis Kamp. of Avilton,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-30
Registration Day For
Elementary Pupils Set

Friday, August 81, from l to 4
p. M, has been set as a registration
period for pupils not previously en-
rolled in the Oakland Elementary
school, it was announced by Foster
Riggs, principal
Mr.. Riggs called attention to the
open house scheduled for the Cen
ter street school on Sunday, Sep
TENDER l, from to p. m. to
which the public is invited.
When school opens Tuesday,
September 4, at 9 o'clock, children
in grades 1, 2, 3 and 4 are to report
to the Center street school in Oak
land. Fifth and sixth grade stu
dents are to report to the annex on
Green street.