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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

DR.. Francis C. Thames. Sc,
a recognized authority on solid
fuel propellants for rockets,
died Tuesday Of a heart attack
at his home In California. Md,
DR.. Thames was connected
with the Indian Head md
Naval Powder Factory for 20
years. III health forced him to
retire last year. At that time
he was director Of production.
During World War II DR.,
Thames organized the research
and development section Of the
factory. He then became this
sections first director.
In 1916 the Secretary Of the
Navy awarded him the Dis
tinguished Civilian Service
Award-the highest honor
awarded a civilian by the armed
services.
DR.. Thames was a graduate
of Davidson College in David
son, N. c. The college awarded
him an honorary doctor Of SCI
ence degree in 1866.
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Services Slated Tomorrow
For Ernest Y. Hollis, Jr.

Funeral services for Ernest
v. Hollis, jr., a research analyst
for the Central Intelligence
Agency who shot himself yes
terday, will be at 9 am. tomor-
row at Fort Myer Chapel.
Mr.. Hollis, SO, died in WASH
ington Hospital Center of a
bullet wound in the head. The
District cornoner, DR.. A. Ma
gruder Macdonald, issued a
certificate of suicide.
Mr.. Hollis and his wife,
Louise, also employed as an
analyst by CHA, lived at 1725
New Hampshire avenue NV.
His father. DR.. Ernest v.
Hollis. ST., is chief of college
administration of the Health,
Education and Welfare Depart
ment.
Born in Statesboro, Ca, Mr..
Hollis attended public schools
in Georgia and the Horace
Mann School of Columbia Unl-
versity. He was an all-around
athlete and honor student.
He was a Phi Beta Kappa
from Wesleyan University
where he majored in govern
ment and public administration
He later completed his masters
degree at Columbia University,
where he was a candidate for
Ia Pho. degree.
After graduation, in the early
40s Mr.. Hollis worked for the
ONCE of Price Administration
and soon afterward accepted a
commission in the Navy, where
he served as an intelligence
officer.
Upon his discharge after 31s
years of service, Mr.. Hollis
worked for the State Depart
ment land later began writing
his dissertation on the Russian
secret police for his doctors
degree.
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Maple road, were born with the
same heart defect. and both
were corrected by delicate sur
gerry at the National Institutes
Of Health In Bethesda.
Towards trouble was dis
covered when he was 3 months
old. A year ago, he was patched
up while a heart-lung machine
kept him alive.
1.-THE doctors told US 1t was
a one-in-a-million chance we'd
have another child with the
same defect" Mr.. Schwartz
said.
Luck was against them, and
on September 2, Ricky was re-
paired with q similar operation,
However. Ricky has rare ABB
negative blood, and doctors had
to scramble to get the 10 pints
needed for the surgery. In
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Mrs. Ben Schwartz Of $40

addition. q muscular obstruc-
ton had to be removed from
his heart.
Before the operations, both
boys were sickly and tired
easily. Now Howard, proudly
bearing a yoke-shaped scar on
his chest, is leading a normal
life and started school last
Monday.
HE tells people the scar is
where the Indian shot him."
Mr.. Schwartz said.
Ricky, cocky now that he IL
feeling better, is due home
early next week. .
"Ricky claims he can beat
up Howard now" Mr.. Schwartz
said. HE thinks he's the
strongest man in the world"
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Senator's Grandson
Brinus Him FIyino

COLUMBIA. S. c., Sept. II
(AP) Senator Johnston flew
here from Washington yester-
day without packing a bag. The
occasion: His first grandchild.
The South Carolina Senator
didn't wait to collect travelling
gear when the news reached
him by telephone at his Office
that he has a grandson.
His daughter, Sally, is mar
ried to Vernon Scott, formerly
Of Charleston and now a Law
student at the University OF
South Carolina.
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Edmund Rushmore

RENO, New, Sept. IL (AP).-
Edmund Rushmore. SO. retired
New York canning executive
died yesterday of cancer. He
was former president of the
Spanish-American Fruit Co.,
which he organized in 1912. He
was born in Long Island, N. Y.
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Margaret to Visit

LONDON, Sept. IL (AP).-
Princess Margaret will visit
Brussels from September 20 to
October 2, Buckingham Palace
announced yesterday. She will
be the guest Of the British Am
baSsador and will visit the
Brussels international exhibit.
ton.
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He Joined CHA in 1855. and
met his wife there.
Also surviving is his mother
of 1856 Quincy street, Airing
ton, Va.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Wesleyan University Conn
Scholarship Fund.
Scholarship Fund, care of John
M. Reynolds, Pine Tree road,
Mclean, Va.
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Mormon 6. Baker,
Headed Clinic

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. IL (AP).
Norman G. Baker, "A, who
operated a cancer clinic at
Muscatine. Iowa, and was ac-
tive in politics in the 1930s,
died Tuesday of jaundice. A
one-time radio chain owner
known as the radio doctor,
he served four years in prison
on conviction of using the
mails to defraud in the adver-
tisement of a cancer treatment.
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DEATHS
In @fntnrtaiit
AnmOuncement1 o.
Services b. Chamhol

NV &~NA tSbSAS eSSSSe
BECKETT, JAMES W. Six years agr
today. September II, 1852. GU
beloved son. and cousin, JAMES W
BECKETT, entered eternal rest.
One by one He takes our hand
And leads US into an unknown land
MOTHER AND COUSINS.
BROWN, SUSIE z. A tribute of low
TO the memory Of my dear mother
SUSIE e. BROWN, who passed awaI
thirty-seven years ago. September
IL. 1921.
When e mother breathes her las
The stroke means more than tonsu,
The world seems quite another place
Without the smile Of mothers face
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LEoLA
GRAY, MINNIE l.. A tribute Of love
and devotion in memory OF oul
beloved mother and grandmother
MINNIE L. GRAY, who departed
this life two years ago today, Sep.
TENDER IL, 1866.
A mother who gave US the best o.
her life,
WsO fs aaS GHr oyS v GOOD who and SS
Our Father In Heaven. God blesI
you BILL BILL AND ANGELA.
LITTLETON, WILLIAM H. In lovinI
memory Of our devoted father, WILL
LIAM H. LITTLETON, who passed
into eternal rest one year ago today
September IL, 1867.
A year has passed since that sad da!
When the one we loved was called
away;
God took him home. 1t was His will
But IN our hearts he liveth stu
DEVOTED ,, WIFE, I ROSIE M, LITTLE IsTTIs
DAU G H 7 z r S-IN-LAW AMI
GRANDCHILDREN.
MIDDLETON, IRENE. A tribute o
love to the memory Of IRENE MID
DLETON. who left us seven year
ago today. September IL, 1851.
God knows, He loves, He caresl
Nothing this truth can dim:
He gives the very best to those
Who leave the choice with Him
HER DEVOTED FAMILY.
beloved daughter. our sister an,
aunt, JANET L. MINOR, who lief
US flye years ago today, septem
RRMAAl F. Minor AND FAMILY.
TAYLOR, JAMES W. (JAYl. In low
Ing me a%Eg q my TAS 9eSSsed v SSS N
parted this life four years ago today
September IL, 1854.
Every day in some small way
Memories of you come my way:
Time and years roll swiftly by,
But love and memories never die.
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER-IN-LAW.
TAYLOR, JAMES W. (JAY). A trib
ute Of love and devotion to m,
husband. JAMES W. (JAY) TAYLOR
whose sudden and unexpected pass
ing came four years ago today, Sep
TENDER IL, 1854.
HIS winning and affable ways
Are a pleasure to recall;
He had cheerful word for ever!
one
And died beloved by all.
! have to stop and ask myself
II he Is really gone,
And ask the Lord to give me strength
10 help me carry on.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
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Ed EnqIes

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. II
(AP).-Ed Engles, "a. a news
caster and editor for Louisville
Radio and Television Station
WHAS, collapsed and died of q
heart attack on a downtown
sidewalk yesterday. He came
to Louisville from Milwaukee
Wis, vast year.
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J. VernuI Jackson

DETROIT. Sept. II (AP).-
J. vernal Jackson, So. Warden
of Clinton Prison at Dame
mora, N. Y. since 1943, died
yesterday Of a heart attack. He
had been on the prison staff
for 80 years. He was born in
WhiteSboro, N. Y.
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Mrs. Grace Ely, 81

HARBOUR ISLAND. Bahia
mas, Sept. II (AP). - Mrs
Grace Ely, 50, widow Of New
York Stockbroker Gus Ely. died
at her Harbour Island home
Tuesday. She and her late
husband were the first Amer
lean tourists to settle at this
resort in the Bahamas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
Holes Closed in Hearts
OF Two Boys in Family

When 5year-old Howard Schwartz Of Morningside Nd.
tries brag about the operation that closed hole
heart chances he'll be enced quickly by his little brother
Rcky Schwartz not only had the operation. but
his a lot more complicated.
The brothers Of Mr. and Mrs Schwartz Of $40
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Draths


WELLS, WILLIAM II. OF 7121 Bell
wood St, District Heights, Md, on
September 10. 1855. husband Of
Frances Goodwin Wells, father q
Willie Wells. brother Of Mrs. John
Bernard schnider, mrs. palmer
Walls and Frank Wells Of WHINING
on Friday. September 10, at 2;30
pm. Interment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery.
WELLS. WILLIAM H. This is to
@ ;!j i 4 A.: e: j! y
f iSSs rt H sSe D ST. Il cns 81
Interment WashlnSton National Gem
JAMES W. DoNAHUE, secy.
WHITE, MARGARET R. On wednes-
day. September 10. 1858, at Wash
MARdARET R. WHITE. assd Z
years wife Of the late Alton P
White, mother of, Malcolm H. White
White Of Arlington. Va. and Alton
c. White of Silver Spring, Md !;
sister Of Mrs. Marie King, Edward
Harmon and Jake Harmon. She
alse is survived by seven grand
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
day, September Is: Services viii
be held At the Christ EpiscopsaLI
pm. interment Congressional Gem.
WILvER. NELLIE MAY (nee CIaspy)
On Thursday. September II, 1858
Nellie fT NAY Sfsae %iivg g4 Cnee q ciaspSJ
beloved wife. Of the late Charles B
Wilver. Services at the 8. H: Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290l l4th st
atS pm. cparking fseilitissp. IN
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Friends and relatives invited. IL
woLLMAN. LOUIS FRED, On Mon.
PsEct w6 aiHsEs Il a0: gns w 6oSss
I'd. NV. husband Of the late Bernict
A, Wollman, Services at the 8. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2D0l l4th
10 Hw am on p srIdns tse eERiemGe In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery II
WOODS, PEARL. On Tuesday, Sep
TENDER ?; 1858. St Arlington Hos
Wakefield st., Arlington, Va, be-
loved wife Of Patrick B. Woods
and mother OF william j. Woods.
Patricia B. Smith, Thelma Rine-
hart and Uthana O'Leary. all Of
Northern Virginia. sister Of Mrs
Balsley Of Texas She also is sur
vived by twelve grandchildren and
ten great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the Robert j. Murphy
Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia pike,
/. Arlington, Va. (parking in rearl,
where services will be held at IL
am. Friday, September H.. Inter
ment Calvary Memorial Park, Fair
fax. Va.
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Daughter Ruler.
BLoNoE W. HAWKINS, Fin secy


day, September 10, 1858, at her resi-
chase. Nd, EMILY RUssELi FORD,
Beloved wife of W. Kent Ford, IT.:
mother Of Y: Kent Ford III; daggh-
sell Of Rome, N. Y: sister of Mrs
Charles Mowry, Mrs. James Nc
permid and DR.. Edwin p Russell,
r. all Of Rome, N. Y. Services
on Saturday. September ID.
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eHANEY. RAYMoND 3. suddenly, on

RAYMOND R. cHANEY Of Mitchell.
vile, Nd He is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. katherine Beard and
Mrs. Annie Poindexter, and two
brothers, James and Thomas F.
CLANCY. Relatives and friends may
call at the Gasch Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore avl. Hyattsville,
Nd, after 8 pm. Thursday, Sep
TENDER IL, where services will be
held on Saturday, September 13, at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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COUsART, CARUTHERs p. Died O.

Thursday, September 1. 1855. in in
Newton d. Baker Veterans Hospital.
Martinsburg, W. Va, CARUTHERS
P. COUSART. son Of the Rev
p; .; Copsars Of ROCK Hill. 8: c.
Thursday, September IL. at the
Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Services and in
terment on Friday, September IL,
ct II am, In Arlington National
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DROUCH, JOHN l. On wednesday
September 10, 1858. at RED l
beloved husband of Carrie L
Crouch. father Of Mrs. Myrtle Henry
Thomas, Wilton Lee Crouch. Mrs
Barbara Finley. brother of Mrs
& Clara Frenzel, Mrs. Rosie Light
foot and Harvey Crouch. Friends
may call at the Everly Funeral
Home, PA w. Main st.. Fairfax
on Saturday, September ID, at z
pm. Interment Fairfax Cemetery
~ 10
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ORAGG, CHRISTOPHER C. Suddenly.
on 1Tgssdsy, September 9. 1888,
Cd ct. NV. husband Of Florence
Cragg. father Of CHRISTOPHER C.
Cragg, II. Also surviving are a
. niece, other relatives and friends.
After / pm. Friday, September IL,
friends may call at the Rollins Fu-
neral Home, 1899 Hunt pl ne,
where services will be held at 8 pm.
Friday, September IL. Interment
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REV. THOMAS s. sCHAEFER.
JOSEPH J. p sIIlTltus Pr.I Ris5ssstOr

o.
JOSEPH J. DAILY t.u Prssid sTG.0f'
KLEAvER, RUBY A. OF 1928 Barry
tsmber o. 1855. vile " ~ Ms &c seq &.
kleaver, mother Of William nj,
KIeaver, daughter of William r.
springfield. sister Of Mrs Madeline
PRAYERS at Chambers Funeral Home.
517 1lth ST. Sc, on Friday. Sep
TENDER 10, ct s:15 am, Mass at
s saaei ANSsi c6r't ~. Catholic Church
Interment Arlington National Gene
KINsMAN. sERGT. WILLIAM RUS
Sell. On Monday, September s,
1928: ct Bethesda Naval Hospital,
fUSssssESana k ms SSEEEa aFed VILLAIN y
Marine corps retired. beloved hus-
may call at the Hall Funeral Home,
S ScspG en Rr,d va ss Services y be
pm, at Fort Myer Chapel. inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
MCDONNELL. JAMES A. On Mon
day. September g., 1858, JAMES A.
MCCONNELL Of 1884 3sth 81. NV
land Mcdonnell. father Of Mrs. Mary Mary
Ellen Schoolmaster and James p.
Mcdonnell. brother Of Mrs Il. d.
s Bernard John IcDd Masfi's F f aas
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856
Pa ave. NV. (ccurtesy parking
oppostte). Holy requiem mass viii
be offered at the Holy Trinity Cath
Ollie Church, 36th and o SITS. NV,
on Friday, September ~, ct I'D
am. Interment st. Mary's Gene
terry. IL
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JOHN kAkUS, q. G.
ANGELO PUGLIsI. @. 8.

CAREY, RUTH 4; a.o On wednesday;
soDs Ru u lspS cGE Rr0S SsSVsd
wife Of James j. Carey. mother Of
Patricia r. Glazer Of Takoma Park,
Md: Mary Alice Carl Of WASH
o so1 o. RassTsto lsIer Nd 81 E snd ETGa
Grifath of Brunswick, Nd. There
also is one granddaughter survtv-
ing. Mrs Carey rests at the W
K. Huntemann & Son Funeral Home,
rests at the W. x. Huntemann &
Son Funeral Home. 1892 Georgia
ave. NV. parking faeilities), where
services viii be held on Saturday.
September 10, at IL am. Rela-
A. tives and friends invited to attend
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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cRAGG, CHRISTOPHER c. ofacers

eRAGG, CHRISTOPHER c.. ofncers
.e..-..-.A.s-n and members Of Bricklay-
H~ ers Union, No. 1, Of
Hi Washington, D. c., are
HNH hereby notified Of the
HlUUU death of Christopher G
M Nm Cragg. Remains may be
t seen at the Rollins Fu-
neral Home, 1889 Hunt
pl. ne, on Friday, September ~,
ct 8 pm. Services at the above
address at 8 pm. Friday. Inter-
ment Philadelphia, Pa.
WILLIAM A. JORDoN. secy. ~
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DUETTNER, PHILIP. Members Of Al
EnT cantara Caravan. No. IL.
e: e !: |;
H@n of Sir Noble PHILIP
wv BUETTNER, and are re-
@ % quested to assemble at his
voir I'd. NV, on Friday, Septem-
Der 10, 1858. at S:15 pm, for
recitation of the rosary.
JOHN KAKOS, g. c.
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A st. 'G n.W on NJ sspte AEb 8 81 i saSSs
husband of Audree v. Drea (neG
. Gatesl, father Of Wayne Coffman
son Of Andrew j. Drea, brother oi
Mrs. Hazel Duren, Harold and Ray.
Funeral Home, 3072 M st. NV, or
Friday. September IL, at 8 am
Mass at the Holy Trinity Church
36th st., between N and o SITS. NV.
ct $3.50 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. IL
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DURRETTE. MAZTE. On Monda,

september 5, 1865, MAIZE DUR
devoted friend Of Mrs Anna W waters :
She also is survived BY other
friends: After 8 pm. Thursday.
September H., friends are invited
to call ct the Jarvis Funeral Chapel,
1882 You st. NV, where funeral
services will be. held on Friday.
September H., at 8 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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80 members Of Columbia Tenn
49, pie, No. 422. l. B. P. o. z.
n of W., met in a session Of
sorrow on Monday, Septem~
Der s, 1858, for our late
- daughter. MAIZE DUR
- RETTE. Elk services will
be held at $3.50 pm. Thursday.
September IL. at the Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Home. 1892 You St NV.
Funeral services at 9 am. Friday,
September 10, at the above funeral
home. EVA D; STEWART,
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BUETTNER, PHILIP. Members of
An Washington Council, No
1ZAA 224. Knights of Columbus.
kEsA are notified of the death
~Q&& of Brother PHILIP BUETT-
NN6A%X NER and are requested to
\MzI assemble at his late resi-
w dence. 1920 Reservoir I'd.
NV, on Friday, September 12. 1858,
at S:15 pm, for recitation of the
rosary.
r. A. MAHAR, r. s. IL
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N Of st; Stephens Holy Name
m Society will assemble al
" the Timothy Hanlon Fu-
neral Home, 1891 Georgia
w ave, NV. on Friday, Sep
WEV TENDER IL, 1858, at s:i5
pm, to reeite the rosary
for the repose Of the soul Of our
late member, CORNELIUS D. KEEL
LINER.
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Msdnesdsy, September TO- I 1858,
1924 Red Oak dr., Silver Spring,
Nd, husband Of the late MargsFet
nsoe prs MsT0n ws sno is1n ana ed
ward Randolph Walton, II. Mr..
Walton rests at the Warner Z. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring.. Nd. parking
facilities). Mass will be offered for
September 10, at 10 am. at st.
Johns Catholic Church, Forest Glen,
Nd. Interment Mount olivet Gene
terry. IL
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ssptsm6ef 10. 1865, At GeorSetoWn
University Hospital. PHILIP BUETT-
NER, beloved husband Of Margaret
z. Buettner and father of Mrs
neral from his late residence, 1870
Reservoir I'd. NV. on Saturday. Sep
TENDER IS, at o am; thence TO
Our Lady of Victory Church, 1855
Macarthur blvd. NV, where re-
ouiem mass will be offered at $3.50
am. Friends and relatives in
uted. Interment Mount oliyet
Cemetery. IL
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nesday. September 10. 1865, al
Providence Hospital, CORNEi IUs
2. KELLIHER Of 54O5 Park I'd :,
Fails Church, Va, beloved husband
OF the late Elizabeth M. KeIliher
and father. Of Johanna c. Payne,
isspena M, Cavanaugh, Daniel,
ward @. Kelliher. Funeral from
bne Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
1881 Georgia ave. NV, on Satur.
DAY, September IS, at 9:15 am.
High requiem mass at st. Stephens
at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hiii
Cemetery. Relatives and friends
xFITIHHp co,, IL
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Liam H. This is "a
notify ofieers and mem.
bers of Sheet Meta
Workers Local. No. 1902,
of the death Of Brother
WILLIAM II, WELLS
Services will be held on
Friday, September IL
ESQ pm. at Chambers
lone. 617 18th st. sc,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17
30 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty marriage licenses were
issued during the past week end
ing Monday at noon from the of.
flee of Richard L. Davis, clerk OF
the Circuit court. This brought the
total for April thus far to sixty
Five licenses issued were marked
don't publish"
Thomas Walters, 20 parents
CONSENT L. S. army, near Car
llichaelS, Pa. and Ellen Marie
Pratt, 10, Masontown, Pa.
Luther Thomas. AZ, trucker, and
Ole Breland %, both colored, both
Morgantown, W. Va
Bernard Alfred Woodland 30
handy man, and Ann Marie Sup
pies, p, both Buffalo, N. Y
Richard Dallas Opdyke, %, main
tenance, and Patricia Ann Ellison
19, both Pittsburgh, Pa.
Albert Douglas Bailey, IS, (par-
ents consenU laborer, and Patty
Jean Quinn, II, parents CONSENT
both Cleveland. O.
James Raymond Merriman. "a
commercial pilot, SeWickley Hgts.,
Pa, and Marilyn Elizabeth Muraw-
ski. %, McKees Rocks. Pa.
Ronald Luke Cross, 81. machine
operator. Dry Fork, w. Va, and
Shelvaican Eliza, 20, Whitmer, W.
Va.
Roger Lee Thompson, 90, laborer,
and Garry Lynne Shock, 10, both
Webster Springs, w. Va.
Franklin Sass. "a. tree trimmer,
and Wee Ann Sarver l6, parents
CONSENT both near Berlin. Pa.
Francis Cornelius Maust, p,
farmer, near MeyerSdale, Pa, and
Leanora Arlene Yoder, l9, near
Accident, Maryland.
Douglas Grant Pennington, 20.
parents CONSENT bulldoZer opc-
rator. Parsons. W. Va, and Hilda
Charlotte DeMoss. 16, parents
CONSENT near Kerens. w. Va.
Charles Edward White, 40, cab
driver. and Naomi Barnes Harter,
81. both Grafton. w. Va.
Harold Reed Lewis. 20, parents
consent and Glada Idella Ritenour,
II. parents CONSENT both Normal
Vile, Pa.
Charles Lee Smiley, 10, par
ent's consent laborer. and Sally
Jean Garletts, 10, both Dunbar, Pa.
Owen Dale Bowser, %. laborer,
and Beatrice Elizabeth Snyder. IT,
parents CONSENT both Grantsville,
Md
Victor Homer Carmine, Jr,, IS,
parents CONSENT and Beulah Dor
cas- Harper, Is, parents consent
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Five Births Occur


Five births were recorded at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
in Oakland during the past week,
four boys and one girl.
On the 18th son to Mr.. and
ms Otis Emerson Dewitt,
Friendsyillc.
on the 18th a son to Mr.. and
Mrs William II. Strawser, Crellin;
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. John
f. Taylor Terra Alta, W. Va.
On the 14th a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene NJ. McRobie, Swan
ton.
On the 10th a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Liller, Oakland.
During the past week the hos
pital admitted 43 patients and dis-
charged 81. Census this morning
was "A.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17
Board of Education
Sells Real Estate

The Board of Education sold
several tracts of real estate at pub
lie auction last Saturday.
The Mt Lake Park school build
ing and playground was purchased
by Thomas X. Vance, of Loeb
Lynn, of S3,05O.
The annex playground property
in Oakland was purchased by John
L. FitzWater and son for $4,000. The
property was sold first as six
building lots and brought $1,000.
some lots going as high as S1,475
and some as low as $500. The
johnson and Finzel schools were
also sold recently for $1,000.
Willard L. Hawkins, county
superintendent of schools, said the
money realized from the sale
would be used to pay the cost of
renovating and furnishing the new
board of education headquarters,
to be located in the front portion
of the old high school building.
The new offices will provide a
board room, library and display
room, conference room, private Of
fees for the supervisory staff,
fireproof vault and office quarters
for the financial secretaries, ditto
and Monograph room, space for
storage and display of architecture
al drawings, work room for secre-
tarics. storage spaces, cloak room
and new toilet facilities.
The present quarters of the
beard in the Court House were
said to be inadequate. The space
now occupied by the board will be
used by other branches of the
county government.
The new building is expected to
be ready for occupancy around
the middle of May Total cost
which includes a new gas furnace
and heating system will be APP
proximately $1,000, Mr.. Hawkins
said. Maintenance men, along with
extra help, have been working on
this project since the first of Janu-
airy