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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
ELIZABETH PINKSToN
Personnel Counseling
Services

1928 Conn Ave. NV, RIM. 21B
PATENT ATTY. or trainee: FEE
PD.: EE deg, law deg or IN
law school: able 10 make security
clearance: 10 age so: $1,000 10
$4,000 dep on exper,
MATHEMATIclANs; FEE Pp, :
math deg; no exper.: 70 S475.
PERSEVERANCE stoqM dlsin; c T.t esS sTDer y
roads; age 70 no: TO $40 VIZ.
FIELD REP. cleo. bgd. req: sales
exper, helpful; college REQ. age TO
20: to $3.50 plus bonus: car and
LIhRARIAN; Is deg: tech. exper.
helpful able 70 get security
coPYWRIrER; min. 3 yrs: dir.
MAJ =, n adv: exper; ior prom; dept.
ADM. ASST. sEcRETARY: shthd.;
100 v.p M; type 80 w.p.m.. con-
tact Govt. agencies. embassies.
mfgrs able 10 meet people well;
FIELD REP: collections; some
nlght work; exper. pref 10 age
%: $3.50 plus car. plus exp.
Fnh BALES, science
iqntic States; aae to 81; $500
plus comm car exp.
sEcY. 10 V.P.; shthd. pref. not
nee. sood tipping: knowl. OF
BookKEEPER; full chg. bh day
CLERK-TYPIsT - Gen. clerical;
type 30 wpm.: exc. ref. $50.
advance with nat. org.; must be
bondable white. age 1928.
his. .grad; college education Of.
cLERK-TYP1sTi type 4O-4B Spn ry !;
work with figures; to age 30
NOTE CLERK: little syping: know
bus. machinesi work with figures;
NEssEEogR; mail room: rs Sc,
Grad.: Whit; agO 1910 --s4b.Sb
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NOTICE
TO
JOB APPLICANTS:

The Star does not knotD-
tngly accept Help Wanted
advertisements Offering
employment IN Uioldtton
OF the chtld-ldbor proui-
Stons OF the Fair Labor
Standards Act, Which sets
rs years as the minimum
age for most jobs. For
work found hazardous BY
the Secretary OF Labor,
the minimum age Is 10.
Minors OF II and IS may
Work in office and sales
jobs. under hours limitd-
tons. These require
ments apply In general to
young workers engaged in
interstate commerce or in
the production OF goods
for interstate commerce.
For more information
contact the U. S. Labor
Departments Wage and
Hour and Public Con-
tracts Decisions at 18th
and Constitution avenue,
Washington rs, D. C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
else other than myself. JOHN N.
UIZ. l29 18th st. ne. ~
WOULD LIKE TO BUY beer II
cense. on and of, in Prince
Georges County. Please call 10.
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred By anyone
other than myself. FRANK Z.
MILLER, AndreNs APB. Nd. 6'
! WILL NOT BE responsible for
any debts contracted BY any one
other than myself SLSGT. BER-
NARD L. BURROWS. AF I3262O47.
81 9th A cav. Squadron. Winston
Salem. n. c.
CANNING TOMATOES FOR SALE.
$3.50 per bu. Bring containers and
pick your own. $40 Allentown
I'd. Telephone Cherry S-7261
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
WI sell at public auction At ire
MetIopolitan Police Department
property clerk warehouse 1reaf
entrance. 4hD-477 C ST. NV.
~ . Am, Wednesday, August y
ly07, the miscellaneous sale eon'
slsting Of: Household furnitnre
once furniture, once eoiiinment
tres,, tubes, wheels, RAGS, scran
metal, mechanical tools, auto ac-
cessories. suitcases, clothing, rifles,
snotguns. cameras, camera edilip.
ment, electrical appliances, books.
costume Jewelry, wrist watches,
numerous other items. All items
sold "as is without guarantee az
warranty Of any Kind and term,
OF the sale Is cash. Due N M
numerous items TO be sold a minute
inspection OF the merchandise "a
PC SOLO VIII be impossible. You
are invited 70 look around and 80
Iar as possible. decide what items
you desire 70 bid on before they
are onered for sale. The ware.
nouse VIII be open on Tuesday,
August @, 1857, from o AM. Ia
$ PM. for inspection only. The
SAFE viii begin promptly ct q
AM, on. Wednesday, August n
1917, and continue until ali items
are sold. Sale Is cash only, EARL
p, HARTMAN, Inspector, CHIEF
tan Police Department, d. G.
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OFFICE DIVISION


ofc. mach. repair mgr. to S125 VIZ.
i SssT Maker class SN e sSss Sr
Machinists CT. A S2.30-S2.50 hr.
Radio tech, FEC 2nd $3.50 wk.
Sheet metal, aircrf. exp. S66 80 wk.
Multilith. No. 1850 exp. $65 wk.
ENGINEERING DIVISION
See Our Ad Under Engineers"
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT 6ERV.
ll1OS 18th NV. at L. EX, 3-727O
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AUTO MECHANICS
Foreign Car Specialists

KUsHNER. ESQ to 5 pm. daily.
AUTO MECHANICS
Foreign Car Specialists
We need foreign car expert
mechanics to add to our groWing
service departments. English and
German car mechanics will make
teIrinc money. on. percentage or
salary basis and viii md permanent
busiest foreign car dealer BrinS
your references and see Mr.. Mills.
MANHATTAN AUTO
7th AND r SITS. NV.
AUTO. .NEW-cAR SALESMAN
est and LARGEST Ford dealers. Exper.
auto, salesman preferred. but will
consider man exper. IN other selling
lines. This Is Q wonderful oppor-
tunity Tor right man to work with
small sales force Of exper. men. TOP
pay plan and CO. Dement'S. See Mr.
Church or Mr.. Tucker.
STEuART MOTOR CO.
3rd and H SITS. NE.
AUTO PARTS DRIVER wanted;
references required. MURPHY AU-
TO PARTS CO.. 313 Cedar 81. Ia
koma Park IL. d. c.
AUTO PARTS MAN-Great op-
portunity for . young. aggressive
man with Chrysler and Plymouth
parts experience. with . fast
srowing organization; group hos
pitalization and other benefits
See Mr.. 0earheart. ROYAL MO-
TORS. INC, 400 Ga. ave. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN. NEW CARS
Man needed; demonstration and
leads furnished. See Phil VinicuY,
LUsTINE-NIcHOLSON OLDSMO-
BILE, 5000 Baltimore ave, Hy-
sttsville. Nd.
AUTO Statesmen (3) TO sell new
Fords and used cars. Attr. pay
plan. disqualification. Demonstra-
tors furnished. See sales manager,
LOGAN MOTOR Co, 1850 goth
st. NV. No phone calls.
AUTO Statesmen, here is . rare
opportunity for men TO Join the
sales force Of one Of WASHINGTON s
Oldest and largest Ford dealers:
that hasn't GOT up and vent"
with the desire to earn q very
good nome and willing to work
hard. We offer Q generous COM
pensation plan while training.
Excellent employe dement's. Some
sales experience desirable. but not
REQUIRED For interview appoint
ment phone Harry Fossett, or Bob
Rodes, ct Re. $4,000. THE PARK
WAY MOTOR Co, INC, The Ford
Dealer in Your Future.
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CAFETERIA MANAGER

For Army exchange cafeteria. Ex.
cellent salary and employe bene-
fits including annual and sick
leave. group Insurance and retire.
ment. Apply at IT. Myer EXCHANGE
Bldg. 313. IT. Myer, Arl. IL, Va,
Mon. through Fri. from 10 am. tc
IL pm. and I pm. TO 3 pm.
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The Widely Known
CIRCLE MOTOR COURT
Consisting Of 30 modern cottage,
and dining rm.; 5-rm. apt. over
head located l2 miles west 81
Washington. D. c., on Hwvs 81.
n and 2Il at Fairfax circle. Fair
fax Va.
AT AUCTION
SAT, Aug. "a, 2 Pm.
REGARDLESS OF WEATHER
This valuable real estate has iO6,-
Of 1888 It. on 3 leading hwys.
today. "a Of frontaee, a vacant
level corr - lot with 4O0-ft. depth.
Ideal for court exp. or high-type
business Terms: u cash. residue
easy installments. SCI int. RI.
Property open daily for inspection.
For brochures. pictures and full
details. write HYLTON HOWELL.
Nationwide Bonded Auctioneers.
RI. 2, Box 3l4, Roanoke. Va.
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Classified Adj Rates:
loeol Advertisers
3 Lines tMinimumJ

Ohe VINE. SSf PEI uno
Three 70 sin tImos eenssevtlvoly. q,
psI line.
seven times senssevsIvsy a. psl
line.
Spoeio' Notice ond Personal Sc ~,
line additional
Out ot-town rots oos per line soes
insertion -A-lino minimum
Slolms Tor OTFofS musi bO modo 4
time tor correction bsieFO soeonc
insertion
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y
class license In Ambassador Hotel,
Apply RIM. 3l9. 1924 X st. NV.
EXECUTIVE DIVISION
PARTIAL LIsTINGs ONLY
Loan adm. banking exper,. knowl.
edge of Italian. overseas. $4,000
General trafhc mgr. Oge. COZ out.
SAFES mgr. 6cOmDutsrsJ. cSt y
Loan mgr. midwest 60. $4,000 $4,000
Ensr. cost analyst, control mgr,
constr; CO., N. Z. c. $1,000.
Attorney for trade assn. tax ex.
per. nee; 25-4O yrs. SIC. 500
Cost estimator. time study. mach.
shop and electronics exper;;. OUT
Public relations. some newspaper
exper; 1895 yrs. $4,000
Exec. asst. LIB nee.: knowledge
Govt. agencies helpful: 2Ss40
For 'a men in tn. 81 s.SSOOSS-$$ssS .SSS
bracket. interested in our nation-
wide executive placement Sery-
Mr.. J. W. Costello, Elk. 3-7O65.
SALES DIVISION
Chemical co.. onpor.: 2O-S5 $500
Insurance casualty = to $500
Bus. machines. Govt. exper.: 25-
80 yrs. comm. plus S400-S6O0
Wholesale plumbing, exper,; car
Physiot6erSpy machines '0' S4Ss
Pharmaceutical. some college, SCI
ence background. 1898 yrs.
once "I soaip al' trainees : $3.50 s4 SS
Trainees, natl. co. S3OO-S4O(
Route; married. 25-45 yrs: bond
not nec.; salary S32t
OFFICE DIVISION
struct. steel detailer TO $3.50 mo
Acct, Japan. college decree: IS:
IS; no taxes $500
Data analyst. college deg; familiar
Navy procedure - $500
Contracts administrator: exper. i
T. and d., some legal back.
sround 1elpiul' to As Yrs; $40
S SsnC y 70 frs .om. .xn % % $ 4s
Safety engr.. payroll auditor: ex:
lsteno. adm. asst. young to $3.50
Acctg. elk, tipping helpful $3.50
Adm. asst. col. deg: yng. to $3.50
Field reprs., non-selling; 24-2S: cal
furn. S33E
Claims adj. trainse' col. deg e:
Airline elk 2O-25 .S56s
AdjustorS, car furn., no fee S26(
MISCELLANEOUS DIV.
Ofc. mach. repair mgr. to S125 wk
Toolmaker. Ct; A S2.55-$2.75 hr
Wsch,nists n 1sS g s0.SS So ~
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PERSONAL
tcONTlNUED,

AGED or invalid given every care in
pvt. home Of exper. nurse: special
diet, bed pint. des. Re. 3-oI2S. .
1000 BUSINESS CARDS with cal
endar, S2.95: rubber stamps. all
other printing reas. RA. 0-S2O3. .
PERSON TO TYPE approx. 400
PAGES, one who will expedite work.
Box 1881. Star.
PIANO TUNING and repairing: A
grace WORK guaranteed; pfice. So.
TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE
only $3.50 per mo. Full details call
EA. 3-2265, VIZ. days, please.
LOOKING for services Of nice, Feli-
able colored maid? Been with fam.
~ Fl years. Call AID. 1880
Change necessary because moving
EDUCATIONAL PROB. SOLVED -
tutoring in all subjects; yrs. Of
exper. IA. 9-1741. EN-. 2-23S7
VACANCY - Elderly person, room,
| poard, tray service. private room,
Isl n: S125 mo. LU. 4-9S43.
COUPLE, refined and active, desires
place In country to Supplement-
social security. Box 313-K. Star
PERMANENT, So: shampoo and
( wave. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
Lh0E. l21O @ st. NV.
URGENTLY NEED q loving home
Tor my furry children. q pair Of
gray striped kittens, with pretty
faces and good manners: owner
must leave city, but WON'T nm
" these housebroken, INTELLIGENT
pets are happily placed Some
body PLEASE. ia. 2-0935.
LEARN TO RIDE-small group,
now forming: gentle horses: les
sons on .held on BrookVille farm
reasonable rates: transportation
sponsored by the WASHINGTON
saddle Club. Write giving tele-
phone No. 70 Box 65-L. Star.
BETTER CONVERsATTON-Posj-
i've thinking. speech. Dersonality.
success; class lessons. Call DU
I.2234, mornings or 8 pm.
SPANISH rapidly taught, by pleas
ant Latin young lady. Tel. EN-.
'WAKE-U-UP" AND PHONE
Answering. Dependable. HA. o-1521
BRADLEY ANSWERING SERVICE
GARDNER
tWhitel. 90 yrs exper.: reliable.
SOBER, married; wants position A.
I nEtQta aarAnnw Ne 4 o - =
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HELP-MEn

CLERK-TYPIsT. varied. interesting
work for manager Of business
Perm 1nent position, 5-day wk
Aforementioned once with stan oil
10; car parking space on property
Age 25-40, white. Phone Mr.. Gibbl
for apt. IL. 6-3386. WASHING
TON TOBACCO CO., 1915 3rd st
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Sale Is to be held on the
TMENTY-THIRD DAY OF AU-
GUST. 1857, ct the front door
Of the Court house for Prince
william County, ct Manassas.
virgInls. ~ ~ O'CLOCK AN.
Eastern Daylight Saving Time,
cash down payment. with
the balance TO be secured By Q
purchase money Deed OF Trust
having . partial release clause,
payable on or before / year from
date with interest payable at
maturity 1t the rate Of b per
eentum per annum. or all cash
at the option Of the purchaser.
3-The successful bidder shall be
required to post on the day Of
sale Q deposit Of So Of the amount
Of his bid by certified check pay
able to William NJ. Baskin. Re-
eetver. The balance Of the down
payment to be made within is
days after sale Is confirmed. Title
% PC conveyed free and clear Of
all liens.
will be considered on blocks
Of so lots or more. The Receiver
shall reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
confirmation Of the Circuit Court
Of Prince William County. vir-
ginia
GA copy Of the survey and q
copy. Of q certificate Of title are
available for examination at the
Clerks once. Circuit Court Of
Prince William County. virginia.
in Manassas. virginia
WILLIAM NJ. BASKIN. Receiver.
Manassas Land DEVELOPMENT Cor.
poration
z. 4. PRICHARD. Attorney for Re-
ceiyer: Fairfax. virginia.
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1341 O st NV. RE. 1898
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT for
public works department. Excel.
opportunity for young civil engi.
neer or q man having had engi.
neering training or experience on
construction OF municipal projects
such as roads. streets, sidewalks.
eye. Exper. In once MANAGEMENT
OF Q supervisory nature is desir-
able. Position could lead to later
appointments as director OF public
works and inspections. Salary es-
tablished By city pay scale and
merit plan. $1,000 TO $4,000 over
. 5-year Oeriod Applicants are
requested 70 obtain blanks and ale
same with letters simplifying quail.
incattonS not later than Aug. 81
with the PUBLIC WORKS DE-
PARTMENT. 1900 Maple ave.
Takoma PARK, Nd.
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EXHIBITS
Representative

Cleveland's most progressive de.
signer and builder Is seeking Wash.
tngton sales representation. We
anticipate Government contracts, so
the man We seek must either now
be familiar with contract ofnces or
must be willing to devote consid-
cradle time to the development Of
these accounts. Washington inter.
view will be arranged August 1919.
Give full particulars first letter.
GALLO DISPLAY CO.
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Clothing Salesman
COLLECTION MANAGER

,ba Men and .I ladies :, store; mus. b
collection; credit and once exper
helpful: sal. $4,000 to $500, plus
other benefits; excel. oppor. Boz
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HELP-MEM
ENGINEER-RELIEF


White. immediate opening for 8
class license In Ambassador Hotel.
Apply RIM. 319. l424 X st. NV.
EXECUTIVE DIVISION
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GALLO DISPLAY CO.
1912 Sumner Ave,
Cleveland rs. Ohm

FARMER, handy, white, IS to IS,
reliable, honest and non-drinker.
for 3-acre place, % min. from
Wash: permanent position. 6-rm.
furn. apt: state salary. BOZ
460-k. Star.
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AUCTION SALES
lcoNIINUeDi
NOTICE OF SALE OF
522 uNIMPRovED LOTS IN
PARK SUBDIVISION

522 uNIMPROVED LOTS IN
PARK SUBDIVISION
SECTION D,
MANASSAS PARK, VIRGINIA
BY order OF the Circuit Court Of
Prince William County, Virginia,
William N. Baskin. Receiver for
Manassas Lanu Development Corr
poration, will sell at public sale
the following property in Manas-
Sas PARK SUBDIVISION, Section 5,
Manassas PARK, Virginia. Lots 81
70 SO, Doth inclusive, S7S, S7V.
$50, 6v5. 500, 1888 TO $3.50, both
inclusive. GA to 053, botn inclu-
sive, y56 to g64. both inclusive.
Y0S 70 $40. both inclusive, Y7S
70 1920, both inclusive, 1885,
1886. 1887. lO4O TO 1850, boIh
inclusive. 1870 to iii, botn I'M
elusive. 111y, I161 70 1883, both
inclusive, 1907 to l22O, both in.
elusive. l222 to 1926. both inclu-
siye. 1892 TO 1889. both inclusive.
1861 to 1854, both inclusive,
1881, 1888, 1892, 1894. 1895.
70 l412. both inclusive, l4l3,
14l4 to 1925, both inclusive,
1929 to 1876, both Inclusive.
1917. 1878 to 1917. both inclu-
rhs above lots average approxI.
mately 1.6OU square feet. They
are adjacent to sewer and water
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PERSONAL

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS anc
Q Invitations; 24-hr. service. STAN.
LEY ADAMS. sos 18th st. NV.
DI: 7-l434: ewes, IA. 5-S245. g.
BONE IUTORING-Alg., geom.. Pr.
elem, III. s.h. sub. UN. 4-1Ss3
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ALCOHOLICS-Reg nurse will pro-
vide care for q cooperative alco-
holic IN privacy of own home.
under Doctors orders. DE. 2-276l
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MATURE LADY, secretary, TO take
charge Of secretarial service and
snare in profits: once NV Ken
needy st.: no investment required
Box I'LL, Star.
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CAFETERIA SUPERVISORS
MON. THROUGH FRI.

CARPENTERS. to do carpenter
Work on . contract basis. PLENTY
o. work, long Job. Apply $500
Annapolis I'd. Lapham, Nd.
cARPENTER-Top wages for AL
msehanie, inside remodeling. Days
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Accident Personals

rett of Norfolk Va. and Miss Eva
nell Frazee, Addison. Pa.
Mrs Sherman Frazco and dau2h-
ter and Mrs. Marvin Calls and
daughter were shopping in Cum
berland, last Saturday
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Fratz on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fratz. of Pittsburgh, Pa;
Mrs. Delbert LeeSe and children,
of CresaptoWn and Allen Frat,
who is stationed at Fort Dix, N. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald BoWscr. Of
Frederick were weekend guests
of the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Luther BoWSCr.
Mrs. Hobart BoWscr, Miss Anna
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Bowser were shopping in Cumber-
land, one day last week.
Dinner guests on Sunday of MIR.
and Mrs. Bruce Miller we're Mr..
and Mrs 10y Miller. of Grants
vile, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Miller.
Mrs. Elmer Goehringer and Mrs.
Margaret Roberts, both of Conflu-
ence, Pa, were dinner guests one
evening last week Of Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Frazee.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy BroadWatcr
and family visited MIR. and Mrs.
Claude BroadWater, of Cumber-
land on Sunday.
Mrs w. A. Speicher returned
home one day last week after Wis
iting her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zehner, OF
Somerset, Pa, for a week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-12-19
Sputnik and the
hristmas Star

NAetcen hundred and fifty
seven years ago three wise men
beheld a celestial phenomenon.
lhcy followed the beacon until it
lowered over a cave in the Judcan
hills The star hcraldcd a brief
period Of peace and brought into
The world a concept of human
values and spiritual rewards that
has helped to sustain mankind
through twenty centuries of alter
mating faith and twenty
centuries that have recorded a slow
net gain in the progress of the
individual
To-day men wiser in the ways of
natural science, though not in the
ways of the spirit have outdone
Aladdin, Merlin, Mananaun, and
all the magicians and sorcerers of
the storYbooks. For the applause
if not for the good will of men,
Russian scientists have created a
star and launched it into space
American scientists, somewhat
abashed, are hoping to hurl an
equally impressive object into the
zodiacal racetrack.
No doubt Soviet Russia has many
ethical and well-intentioned savants
who are hopefully working their
computers and straining at all the
mathematical patterns that can be
applied to the laws of nature for
the sake of a world of peace and
plenty. Though they may care
little for flag or political creed,
such men are still intellectual cap
tiveS of system that makes
science the servant of an evil no
ton that the end justifies the
means. The range of their freedom
is only the distance that a prisoner
seeking the light may drag his
chains. The American scientist
may complain about restraints on
his mental enterprise where CLASH
fled information is concerned, but
at least he has voice in the dis
ciplines set up, and the unimpaircd
right to criticize any person or
policy that interferes with free
circulation of ideas, whether
scientific, social or political.
Gravity has anchored man to
earth for countless centuries. In
our epoch he has flown higher
than the bird, plunged deeper than
the whale, and with Promethean
strength has hurled a bali into
outer space. He may take off for
himself soon and scare the feathers
off the seven ranks Of the angels
all Of which a divine eye might
observe with mixed anguish and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-12-19
Seal Sale Campaign
Goes Above $4,000

The Christmas seal campaign of
he Allegany-Garrett County Tu-
berculosis association has Melted
$13195.35 of a goal of $4,000, it
was reported by Miss Jean Rein
hart, executive secretary. This is
about $500 less than the total for
the same period during last years
drive, but Garrett county's total is
greater.
Of the total received thus far
$10845.44 has come from III
donors in AIlegany county and 81
1892 from 1887 contributors in
Garrett county Compared to re-
suits at THIS time last year the
amount Tor Ailcgany county shows
a decrease OF $1,000, and for Gar
rett county a $500 increase.
Subscribe to The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-12-19

were shopping in Cumberland, last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Baker. Mt.
Lake were guests of the Herman
Opels, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Schrock we're
dinner guests of Mrs. Leah Bethel,
Sunday.
Mrs Bernard Mazer and daugh-
ter spent several days visiting
friends in Washington D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Brenneman.
Springs, spent Sunday at the En-
nest Brenneman home.
Bonnie MosSer, Accident, spent
Tuesday night with Mary Ellen
Beachy.
Hazel Bowser, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Bowser, returned
home from Garrett County Me
mortal hospital where she was a
patient for ten days undergoing
tests and treatment for rheumatic
/ fever She will have to remain in
bed at home for another month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-12-19
CusseImun Valley
Hlomemukers Meet

The annual Christmas party Of
the Casselman Valley Homemakers
club was held recently at the home
of Mrs. Walter Swauger. The Homo
Furnishing chairman reported on
lampshades made by the club.
Roll call answered by "What !
EspecialIY Like About Christmas