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$3.50 DowN-Three bedrms.; as
sumo $4,000 0I loan at S67 per
mo-. incl. all tyou don't have q
be 9 CD: steady folks. don't break
your arm. iust calmly call me. and
ATLAs RLTY' CO.. sT a.1aaS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

FALLS CHVRCH-Brk.. Colonial: 2
snci mel porch; fenced I'd: oil n..xh.;
beaut. neighborhood.; cow: ST.
900 CT apr: must sell: any reAs'
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HElGHTS
S3Q5 DOWN
Forest Heights-Bungalow

3 bedrooms. powder room. ultra
modern kitchen. tile bsmt.. fenced
yard. Non-vet can assume CT loan.
Ma. 6-34s0: JU. 7-6623.
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pRoYHILL PARK. Sl4,500-Ideal
2 bedrooms. nics-size Nv. room. din
ares; equipped kit. auto. dish.
o-E range and 0-E refgr,; large
corner lot: Drive BY and view thi,
lane. For appointment 70 inspect,
PEnTAooN REALTY CO. Realtor.
Open Ewes. tn , 2 P.NL 4. cR' s-OS44
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s1oS !, y Down " bee s'saFO9ms; separate a.,,
Gift iivins room with fireplace
level lot with trees and payments
only 500 q month Including every
thing. 8. O. GERAcH1S CO.. Real
tors. JE, 2.23l4. 725 8. Wash. st.,
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APPROX. l.7O0 SO. n, IND COM
meFcial. eround floor space In very
convenient location. Immediate oe-
cupancy. Business hours, Ma. g.
1854: evenings. ia. 0-095e.
REDUCED S2.50O-Stone Cape Cod.
in excel. neighhorhood. featuring
bedrms.. fun bsmt.. double clos
sted. HERITAGE REALTY. INC.
TE 6-77il or XII. S-5l53.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

FIMMIT HILLB-sI-bedrm. 7r0mbIer
stove. referY. washer and drieri
transfefred' leavinS June i. Pficet
70 sell ct Si2,250. 81. 900 down anc
assume 4isss OF loan. Call il
4-35(Ip,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

CENTgRY;oLD HONE, nicely re
studies, new De luxe Kit. Ice. mas:
ter bedrm. with its own firepi. and
bath (5 frepiaees in ALI: 9 Other
Ice. bedrms; and another bath
O0O with down payment open. ROR.
ScHACH REALTY, 1107 w, Broad
st.. Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-3706
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FALLS CHURcH-Large family win
like this new. 4-bedroom 2-bath
brick split-level. Finished rec. rm;,
sep. din. rm.. lge, de luxe kit, iull
ssssoC cu cSR esaSfnf ' cSpB Sns
Agent. JE. 3-0I73, JE. 3-9O07.
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O rMTNHIliaN. sitkS sso IH ajuSO p S ,Soc
DOWN CAREER MILITARY--hriek
2 bedrooms. separate dining room
decorated; near seven Corners. u
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az. S% so SsSHm .li 81. ~ EQUIP
with auto. washer and drier: y
bSmt.. 1-Sr.-old gas furnace: scrd
porch: garage: shrubbefy; ms
neighbors; close TO schools anc
shopping; sl4.5O0. Sale By OWNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25

n. ARL--Hieh elevation for . COO
s S@sr ri. fast ays ina fsn aac % St
entertaining liv. rm.. 9 bedrms.
~ baths, rec. rm. and attached
viii rent for $40 mo. See i7al
N. Harrison st.. Sat. and sun,
I'll o: q. =. LANIER REAL
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AURORA HILLS = Contemporary
IL foom. Q bstSsi pesHisctlS &c.
hilltop with beautiful distant Views VI
and wonderful privacy and yeclu-
sion. Owner moves 10 California
next month. &3S,9b0 FRANK
3. PHILLIPS. INC, IA. 7ssOl2;
ewes. Elk. 3-t4t2.
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INCOME PROPERTY

Census area. 3-bedrm. BRICK CAPE
Cod: ~ baths. An. hsmt;: many
r rsntins pl SIS . oiwiNER. $4,000
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rambler. tip-top condition: T
shaped liv. I'm. with picture win
dow, Ice. master bedrm. with
sliding closet doors: alum: storm
CT or FLA terms. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. q
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ao4 w. BROAD JE. 2-T3OC
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.

So A DAY UP per person. l1Ol 18th
st. NV: attrac sleep. rm. SIS wk
up VANNES HOTEL. Ql 7-7SSs
LIVE OPP. LOVELY ROCK CIR. PIX.
2025 Park .rd.-Pretty. COW studio
you'll take. Grill. refgr.: S25.
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APIS. FuRRlsHED-D. Q.
PERFECT

Auto. air-cond. apt: nicely fully
furn.: incl. linen. etc. Renting
mo: up. Tv; sarase avail; central
l475 Euclid st: N.Y. HU. 3-3402.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-02

COLORED - EFFICIENCY APT,
l343 Euclid St. NV, $50. com,
plete. See Res. Mgr. MARSHALL
]. WAPLE CO., AID. 4-2OO5.
COLORED-2 LARGE ROOMS, Kit
and bath; private home. 40 v ST
NV, AID. 2-5S53.
C0LORED-1443 FAIRMONT ST
NV rm.. kit. and bath: 81:
wk. SWISS REALTY, DU. 7-1i79
COLORED-APT. FOR RENT-On,
room and kitchen; furnished OF
unfinished. HO. 2-2027.
C0LORED-TWO RMS, kit. hath
pvt; reasonable; newly decorated
900 blk. oath st. ne. Ii. 6-0906
C0LORED-37O7 18th ST. Ne
> rms. kit. and share bath: furn
or unfurn. LA. 6-907l.
C0LORED-EFFIC. APT, in attrac
Diet. cor. home, 18th and r. ]. ave
n.e.-Pvt. bath; nicely furn; conv
transp,: $40. RA. 6-O50l. 81
COLORED-I3f r ST. S.E.-Ver'
desirable 2-rm. apt, mod. kit, al
utils. furn.; empl. cple. preferred
WO. 6-7568.
COLORED -BSMT. APT, 2 rms
kit. bath. all utils. furn.: SIG
LII. 1856 or CO. 5-3521. NV
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. C.

S.E.-I6th AND GOOD HOPE RD.
Modern apt. bldg; liv. rm.. bedrm
dinette; kit, bath; scr, porch;
nicely furn.; SIS, tn. 2-0525
G I;,! I.Il 9 men; lily
utils incl. SIS. FE. 3-2560.
CONN. AVE, 3.I5. facing park
] and . bedrm. apts., neatly furn
Also efficiency Wo 6-6s66.
ATTR Tv APIS, SI4 wk, up; chile
wei. Sleep and hSkpR. rms. SIS wk
up l10l 18th NV, DI 7-7ssS
CAPITOL HILI,-Charminely furn
Split-level bedrm.. din area
closets. DI. 7-475G. Ii. $1,000
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-ist-fi
front studio apt, private en-.
trance. private bath, large closet
refrigerator no kitchen; SIS
single occupancy. Phone Elk. 3.
4SB6.
IRE SUMMIT PL. NV bedrm.
! new mod furn. apt bldg: 50:
incl. utils. EN- 2-Si4s.
LIv. RIM. bedrm,, kit: newl,
Please call AID 4-i44s.
1918 PARK RD.-Desirable apt
and rooms for refined ladies
s25 so mo. ga. Hudson 3-6542, s
322I CONN. AVE.-1- bedrm. apt.
oeaut furn.. with liv. rm., kit.
din and bath; elevator bldg.
adults. Sl90. EN-. 3-90l1.
HILLCREsT s.E.-The entire enc
n, pvt entr utilS. furn.. empl
cple. only. LII. 2-t3S6.
25lS 18th ST. NV, OF columbiI
I'd Enc. and . bedrm. apis
$50 so up Mgr. AID. 4-032s.
1905 CONN. AvE.-De Luxe effici
ency with sleeping porch, modtrr
Z kitchen disposal. air-cond Sc
MISS BREWER. list A., DE. .
5000
COY STUDIO APARTMENT. nea
Walter Reed separate entrance
S6j RIA 6-45a4
1890 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Bcau
tiiul. de luxe furn. efiiciencies
air conditioned: Sl25, Res. mgr.
co 5-S3T7.
. RMS, share bath; baby accepted
Sl32l VIZ h04 q st. sc. Ii
ATLANTIC ST.-2 bedrms.: redec
and Il" Tv; sos. 10. i-Os65.
GEORGETOWN 1907 Goth ST.
Bedrm., liv. nm. kitchen, bath
utilS. lease. $40 mo no 2-3l6S
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GORDON HOTEL
THE MARRY

aiG 18th ST. NV. ! blk. from
White House. Ideal location for
sightseeing, shopping and Govern
ment buildings. Reasonable rates,
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL

Truly home away from home
wrll heated. plenty Of hot water
TV rm.. ei-hr PIX. maid service
TV in rm II deS; free coffee hour
i'''iri feel. sgl 5000 up dlb
$3.50. al3i q ST. NV RE G-40@1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-02

liz WA ~ ~
70f 18th ST. nw.-LRe. twin rm &.
foyer, closets pvt. bath; sci wk.
COLORED-FURN. RMS. for man
and wife; no cooking III New
York ave. NV, ST. 3-eS37.
COLORED-i65 VI ST. NV
OIL. 2-7l2S, Du. 7-03l2
COLORED-s36 WEBSTER ST
Extra-lge. front nm. kit. privils /.
coneenial atmosp., girl. RIA. 81
1899. ewes.
COLORED-LOvELY ROOM in pvt.
home; prefer nice, clean GENTLE
men; upper NV. tn. 2-e6S5,
COLORED = FURNISHED ROOM;
large, front; children accepted
ai64 ontario I'd NV a.
COLORFD-i53i 7 ST. N.W.--Rm
and light hko In pvt. home. EN-
ployed person. no. 9-O33A
COLORED-sOt TAYLOR ST. NV.
in comfortable home; linen
furnished. RIA 6-lfa2
COLORED-is.O ILL. AVE.--Home
'ransp RI. $500
COLORED-TwO ROOMS. double
and single; furn. or unfurn.
"s0l 18th St NV. AID. 4-35Sa.
COLoRED = 9IG FARRAGUT ST.
NW.i Ga ave. carline; kit nriyilS
RA 3-i3eS
COLOPED = SGJE. RIM. nicely
furn.; suit for man or woman
some -privils.. / blk. from transp.
RIA. 6-5467.
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ROOMS, huuSEKtkP,flb

SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS, wake
to music, clock-radio, ~, refgr
S7-S15. 2145 F NV, Elk. 3-6633
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Largt
bright rms, nicely furn.; refgr
and coffee unit; pvt. baths; clean
and quiet. HO. 1880.
LIVE OPP. LOVELY ROCK OR. PIX.
POPS Park rd.-Pretty. coy studio
style. Quiet as country. See
you'll take. Grill, refgr.; S25-
$3.50: good habits. AID. 2-97l3
DUPONT CIRCLE-Most desirable
housekeeping rms. gas range, run
ming water, refgr.; rates most reas
14l6 goth st. NV. MRS. GER
CHAK
Ink. APT, water, sos mo. Room,
refgr., $40 mo. 2511 Cliffbourne
pl. NV. vic. 18th and Columbia.
OWNTOWN, 92S G pl. n.w.-Lge
bsmt. apt, SIG wk. 924 N. Y. ave
1.w., frt. rm., Sl1 wk., refgr.
NICE, CLEAN. WARM ROOM, fol
l lady only: S35 mo. 1893 New
ton 81 NV. DU. 1921. TU
2-2952.
1928 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Sgls. dbls
3 connect rms. showers betw. fol
3-5 boys; refgr,, maid. Low rates
2S'
CONN. AVE.-Very nice rms, each
suitable . girls; both effic. type
l wifirepl.: ideal loo. CO. 5-2717
1886 QUE ST. N.W.-Newly deco
rated l-room and kitchen eff
cheney; $3.50 week.
18th AND e. CAPITOL nice. at
trac. front rms, light housekeep-
ing, telephone: reas. Ii. 7-0O56.
MT. RAINIER rm., sun porch,
pvt. bath. refgr., hot plate; COW
tranSp.; ladies only. WA. 7-2l7g
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ST WEEK
SINGLE ROOM. RUN. WATER
1855 QUE ST. NV.
THE MAURY
Emery Georgian Hotel
ALTURAS HOTEL

Double rooms with running water
near bath. S"4 weekly; single, With
running water, electric fans, 8 81
and up. garden and porches. 1917
q ST NV
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70l 10Th st. nw.--LRe twin rm
foyer, . closets pvt. bath; SCI wk
cOLoRED-FURN. RMS. for mar
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Rooms VIII BOARD

nVUMC WIN DVAU0
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OOI-Nict
rm.. good meals, free TV in every
rm.; ST. wk. co, 5-2493. -
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Large. warm
rms; business people, students;
selective menu; switchboard, TV.
SCI. OR DBL. RM. in refined NV
home-Settled person, nonsmoker
After Sun. 80. RA. 3-0921. 3"
WITH PRIVATE FAMILY. room
and bossrds 1910 Kilbourn pl,'
CLUB MASON
1928 N. Hampshire Ave. NV.
Homelike atmosphere for ladies
and men $40 to. S21 .wk. includes
meals, laundry facilities; TV and
free phone in rm. NO. 7-6770.
BIGGEST AND BEST
You can make real friends anC
live well on moderate budget II
one OF our 40 resident halls fol
young men and women. as little a.
S14 A WEEK
/ including room, breakfast and din.
ner. daily maid service, TV, bridge
club and frequent orchestra dances
HARTNETT HALL
1926 21St ST. NV.
! IVY n EAnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-02

CoLOPED = SGJE. RIM; nicely
furn.; suit for man or woman
some priyils.; / blk. from transp
RIA. 6-5A67.
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1910 P ST, The Churchill"-
Clean single rms, running water.
maid service; 81 up. NO. 7-9S6S.
1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Sgle and dble. rooms in refined
business home: empl. business peo-
nile ReaSnnahle RR T.RQQQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-02

COLORED-s3s WEBSTER ST
Extra-lge. front nm. kit. privils
congenial atmosp., girl. RIA. g.
AQpO nvae
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DUPONT CIRCLE-ssle.. for gent.
well furn.. running water, refer,,
hot plate. CO. 5-5770. CO. 5-2644
f7I4 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Centrally loo. sgle and dble rms,
for men. Reas, rent. MA. S-1567
1908 N. II. AVE. NV, mr.. Dupont
cirele-Cozy single room. adjacent
hath: 81 wk.
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4ork ave. NV, 81. '--o1 y
COLORED-i65 VI ST. NV
Front rm.. gas and cleo sac mo
OIL. 2-7i2S, Du. 7-O3l2.
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ATLANTIC Sta bedrrs.; redec
mod iurn Al location. washer
and 81" TV; sos. 10. i-0265.
GEORGETOWN 1907 Goth ST.
Bedrm, liv. rm.. kitchen. bath;
utilSi lease. Si20 mo. no. 2-316s
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NEAR SHERATON-PARK HOTEL
Large airy room. clean, quiet:
suitable for l gentleman; S45.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-14
MARRIED

Jennings Shaffer-Miss Lillian
Frances Shaffer and Adee Jen-
nings were united in marriage
Monday evening, January %. at St
Johns Lutheran church in Holly
wood, Fla, with Rev. Robert E
Crete performing the ceremony. il
has been announced.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Shaffer of Red
House. Mr. Jennings is the son OF
Elmer Jennings, o. Svlvatus, Va.
and the late Mrs. Jennings.
For the wedding the bride wore
a powder blue suit with blue acces-
series end a corsage Of feathered
white carnations.
MIR. and Mrs. Douglas Markwood
Silver Spring, uncle ard aunt OF
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toned Enter Mr.. Friend cast as a
skillful, diplomatic, behind-the-
scenes operator. He visits the one
economy-minded member of the
appointed board (who happens to
belong to the minority party and
endeavors to change his vote. Fail
ing in this, he convinces a governor
to ignore the minority party's law
full list of nominees for appointive
offices, and persaudes him to APP
point only those whom the smooth
politician designates. Thus the man
who wanted to save the public
money is removed from office.
Then, in an audacious attempt to
pull the wool over the eyes of the
world, the politician announces
publicly that the eX-official has
done nothing to break the dead
lock With MIR. Friend playing the
lead role, the tension and nail
biting aroused in millions of tele-
viewers would be devastating. If
ratings become high enough, one
of Mr.. Friends program sponsors
possibly might be the renowned
Automatic Voting Machine COM
pany. However Mr.. Friends star
dom in such program would prob
ably be brief, since the public
would tire of such fantastic plots
and would want something more
true to life.
But then Mr. Friend could APP
pear in Western program, valiant
ly defending the honor code of the
prairies as he strikes down any
one who calls him an odious name.
On show of this type, Mr.. Friend
could indulge his self-proclaimed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-14
Mountain Top Wins

Mountain Top and Hercules
riflemen copied wins in Western
Maryland Leagues semi final
shootoff matches held Sunday af-
ternoon.
At Oakland the league-pacing
Mountain Top killed Fort Hills
shootoff hopes, 1543 to 1924. Bob
Gains 391 tally led the winners in
a decisive 19-point edge. Norm
Whites 1888 was best for Fort Hill
Hercules defeated LaVale 1540 to
1894.
Next Sunday afternoon at Oak
land the final contest for the
league indoor crown will be held
between Hercules and Mountain
Top.
The Mt. Top scores in the prone,
sitting, kneeling and sitting posi-
tions: R. L. Cain, 100. SO, SO, SO,
39l: A. A. Harvey. Jr, 100, 100, So,
81. 800; G.. L. Porter, 100, SO, 49, 80,
1872; D. E. Helbig, 100, 81, SO, 80,
$50; team total, 1543. Also firing
were c. Miller, w. Ridder, c. Hol-
Ter and c. Calhoun.
L,0,- U'ha
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-14
$500 Suit Is Moved
From Garrett County

A $500 damage suit brought by
William Knieriem, of Frostburg,
against Paul Wiland, of Grants
vile, was docketed Monday in Al
legany County Circuit court after
its removal from this county
Knieriem, through Attorney Ed
ward j Ryan, filed the suit Febr-
uary Is, in this county Last Fri
day he filed the suggestion for re-
moval and Associate Judge Neil c.
Fraley signed the order of remov-
al to Allegany county.
The plaintiff stated in his decla-
ration that he was driving east on
the National Highway near the
johnson Farm, now the property
of M. W. Race, shortly before noon
last November 20. He charged that
the defendant driving west on the
same highway, attempted to pass
a truck and struck Knieriem's car
hcad-on.
Knieriem asserted that his car
was a total loss and that he sus-
tanned a broken jaw, dislocated
phalynx and other injuries and
was unable to work from Novem-
Der 20 until January 2.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-14

Quake-born tidal waves struck
Japan. in addition to Hawaii.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-14
Thurmont Eliminates
Northern, 50 To 81

Thurmont High school of Fred
erick County defeated Northern
High school last Friday night, in
an overtime period contest. The
final score was 50 to 81.
Thurmont was forced to play a
three-minute overtime period since
the regular game ended at 47-47.
Thurmont, coached by Carlos En-
glar and winner of Is out of IS
games during the regular cam
paign, trailed Northern by four
points AZ to 43, with two minutes
remaining in the regulation game,
then rallied and knotted the count
at 47-all on a foul goal by Lynn with
% seconds left to play.
Before the final whistle Weigle
blew a foul shot for Thurmont and
Darwin Robson missed a pair of
free throws for the Garrett cOun-
tians.
In the overtime period Spalding
and Glass slammed in shots from
the field to make it 49-49. Then a
long shot by Favorite and success
sive baskets by Lynn and Spalding
made it SIS to 40.
Five Northern players left the
game via personal fouls in the fl
nal and overtime periods. They
were Robson, Dick Spear, Ronnie
Glass, Tom Schroyer and Edgar
Mickey Schroyer was top scorer
for Northern with Is points. w
HENDERSON had 8, Robson 4, Spear
9. Glass 2, Mickey 5, Mckenzie 2,
Hetrick 5, Fike 2. Wright was non
scoring.
Thursmont outscOred Northern 81
goals to IA but Northern had the
edge in fouls, scoring % of Al at
tempts compared to II out of 80
for Thurmont.
Thurmont led 10 to II at the
quarter but Northern was ahead
"a to % at the half. The score was
tied at 38-all at the end of the third
period.
1t was Northern's first class b"
championship since Northern and
Southern were both placed in that
class Several years ago Northern
represented the county in the class
b" tournament, but at that time
Southern was listed as a class "A
school. This year Northern won
both regular season games against
Southern.
Thurmont was defeated by Val
ley High of Homecoming on Satur-
day night by the score of 81 to As.
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mean and tight-fisted" character
istics to the fullest.
Mr.. Friend would not necessarily
have to create his own show, but
could adapt his talents to existing
programs which have suitable
names, such as "On Trial" Father
Knows Best" and Circus Boy"
Conceivably Mr.. Friend could
appear on the great program of
knowledge, The $4,000 Question"
under a limited category, such as
How to take money from the road
building program and spend it for
the costliest voting machines avail
able And when Mr.. Friend an
swered the final question. as he al
most certainly would, he could buy
for the county whatever voting ma
chimes his heart desired.
If Mr.. Friend liked to keep
people guessing, he could appear
on the occupational quiz show,
Whats My Line?' and there
puzzle everybody, because no one
knows what his line is from one
election to another
Admittedly, Mr.. Friend would be
stepping beyond his powers if he
chose to star on Meet the Press"
but with his superior abilities in
comedy, suspense, and Westerns
he would never have to choose.
Perhaps the most delightful con-
sequence of Mr.. Friends mythical
invasion of television would be
that conscientious citizens, with an
effortless flick of a dial. would be
able to turn him off.
George Henry Hanst.
Quake-born tidal waves struck
Japan, in addition to Hawaii.
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SuHHeSIS nv OPPORTUNITIES

The versatile political antics
which Senator Friend has per-
formed during the past year would
qualify him as the nations best
prospective television star And by
the very diversity of his antics, Mr..
Friend would not be a star in mere
! ly one field of TV entertainment,
but could display his talents in
any number of program types.
For one, Mr. Friend could be a
top-notch comedian. Only a few
weeks ago he rose to address the
Senate during debate on an i'm
portant bill, and announced that
he had nothing to say This state
ment, as a commentary on the
total of Mr.. Friends political
speeches could not be improved
upon Then the Senator allowed
as how he would sit down again,
and he did so Immediately, as be-
fits a man of resOlute character.
Unfortunately, the Senator's golden
wit was heard only by those at
tending the debate, and it lost
much of its effect when recounted
secondhand in the newspapers.
Surely such humor should not be
wasted on the Maryland Senate,
where comedy is supposed to rate
below lawmakiEg; it should be APP
piled to television, where comic
originality is welcomed, and where
millions of viewers, instead of a
handful, could be entertained.
Should Mr.. Friend decide to
pursue a TV career he could bene-
fit Garrett county in two ways, the
foremost being through public re-
latiQns. AS a star comedian he
could do for Garrett what Herb
| Shriner does for Indiana. Shriner's
homespun wit builds pleasant
image of folksiness and convinces
people that Indiana is quiet,
, friendly place. AS a result, many
( people go to Indiana, Upon Mr..
Friends identifying himself with
! his own home place. thousands
upon thousands of people would
visit this county, whose natural
| beauty and vacation advantages,
once being seen, would induce
! those visitors to settle here or at
least to return again and again. In
view of this tremendous economic
! boost. the other blessing which MIR
! Friends teleViSion stardom would
confer on the county would be
minor indeed: somebody-anybody
would replace him as Senator.
If Mr.. Friend did not relish a
funnyman's role, he could star in
program of mystery and intrigue
possibly entitled Politics in the
Raw Consider typical plot: two
3-man government groups, one APP
poiRtivc and one elective, become
deadlocked on an issue involving
a large expenditure of public
money. Both factions desire the
same general service, but two OF
the appointed members and one
elected official refuse to approve
any service except the one which
uses up the most public money
The possibility of graft is not men
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School Group To Meet

The Home and School Organiza-
ton of st. Peters School win
meet Wednesday, March 90 in the
school hall at 8 o'clock following
the Lenten devotions. The Beard
of Directors will meet at 7 O'Clock
in the music room.
The Sisters of St. Peters School
will present a panel discussion on
The Cooperation of Home and
School in Influencing Vacations.
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the groom, served as best man and
r2atr0n CT honor.
Attending the wedding we're MIR.
and Mrs Shaifer and son David,
and Miss Carolyn Griffith, the
latter of Florida.
The bride is a registered nurse
and recently completed a course at
Temple University hospital, Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Jennings served with
the air force and for the past six
years was bookkeeper at the Du-
vail Farms at Red House. AT pres
ent he is employed with the Powell
Motor company, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. The couple will reside in
DANA, Fla.