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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

Msd5ssdaz. Auggs! 3; 1883 LIZA.
Of Henry Keene, Malcolm Bryand
s and GnsFlss asnTs ., as,rSocc; r.
Ronald Ksens. PioTIts Denycs and
Charles Lawrence Harwood. Also
Keene. and other relatives and many
friends., After pm. Friday. Au-
at the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1870
9th St, NV, where services will
be held on Saturday. August Q, at
pm. Interment Bradford, Vt. Q
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WorShipful Mostef.
HOLT J. dADsoN. Secy.

SHEA, J. EMMETT. on Friday, Au-
sSso Maple sg ave, TskOams ps ssiof as.
J. EMMETT SHEA, beloved hus::
band Of Eva P. Shea, brother Of
Mrs Clara Hagans Of Rochester,
n; Y. and Edmund 7 Shea Of
cal at the s.. Ii, Hines CO. Funeral
Home, 2901 l4th ST. NV (parkirg
facilities. Notice Of funeral later
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wEENN, MARY KATHERINE.

WkENN. MARY KATHERINE. On
ssSss Hospitsi. ' MARY I KAf II EhsfSiS
WRhNN. wife Of the late Inward
& OMera. Mrs. Betty Ion Henry.
Glen H. and O. Elvin Wrenn. She
also Is survived By four graTidchii-
dren. Friends msy call at the Ives
Arlington, Va. where funeral Serv,
ices will De hAld on Saturday, Au-
zust Y, al $3.50 ON Internent
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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JOINS, ALTON; on Wednesday, .Au-
Tor St, NV. he IS survived By a
devoted wife. Mrs. Gertrude Jones:
. loving mother. Mrs. Ora jones:
two sisters. Mrs. Roberta Hinnet
and Miss Sallie Jones; three BROTH
Jones: one aunt, other relatives and
friends After 8 pm. Friday Au-
gust 8, friends may call at the
Latney Funeral Home. 1922 18th
st. NV. where services will be held
int.Tnsnt Carver Memorial Park
Cemetery,
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BoNHAM. MURRAY G. A special
a communication OF Mount
N Hermon Lodge, No, l7e.
IN A. p, a. A. NJ. is hereby
MHNA called for Saturday. Au-
WAK gust 3, 1858, at 1880 pm,
WN at the Masonic Temple.
W Hyattsville. Md. for the
purpose Of conducting the last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother,
WESLEY o. JONES,
Worshipful Master.
WILLIAM ?. MORTIMER, .Jr.,
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3 1858. EirEEII Hi Of A 1915
as alnSn Hi s md ds ssISssa " if mrs. g.
four sisters, Mrs. Emmalee Dandy,
Mrs, Pearl Evans, Mrs. Dearphine
brother. ciarance campbeii. and
From 10 am. TO pm. Friday.
August s, friends are invited to
call at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
1920 9th st, NV Funeral and
interment at Lawrence County, {. c.
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WA s,;It J SGtS. SoonlsWednesday, Au;
Il seston Of NV n Notice %hsAo u t Si
neral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY DOVE
@. Brooks and Otis r. Allen.
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;f ..E., Z, iSss: PSrEf MEizTkI
Rsssrt p What. M M, xlli sas
son FUNERAL Home. S Ssss osorsi 4
~. .ys an az s:,n sa.rs praysrs vill b
Of the funeral homsl' Rsouiem
masa 81 &C. Martins Catholic
Church a . am. Relatives and
nsnt Mount onvst cemstery.
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EDNA 8. OF 4o4 seth
s gust g. c'FP Sss H S. q M.S on REED sS
Rawlings, mother Of Mrs, Hugh M.
S. Rawlings Of chattanooga. Tenn ;
sister Of Mrs. Sanford Smith OF
Tampa. Fla, and Mrs. Gerald Bueh-
mains at Chambers Funeral Home.
517 18th st. Sc, until Saturday,
August ., at 10 am. Services at
the First Baptist Church, Capitol
Heights, Nd At II am. Inter-
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dsS Huggst 8. iSss, EEELIE !.
HAF Ss s.sy ,SFT Mother = Of i Hisr.d
A. Mackintosh ana sister Of Mrs.
sue Inge. Priends may call 81
the walsh Funeral Home, 74f 1ithI
o on S. ssiurEdnssgr' R RT.ysa' gu e s asS
an. High REQUIEM mass at st.
Ps sr. Mo GnTre 5,,s a. 70 an Inter
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IsID0RE. On wednes-
day. August 8, 1888. IsIDoRE KoP-
Koplitski. devoted father Of Doro-
thy Services at the c. D Goldbers
a Son Funeral Home, 42I7 9th
st. NV, on Friday, August 3. at
IL an. Interment King David Me-
moriAl Garden. In mourning at
$50 23d st. south, Arlington, Va,
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Wednesday, August 9, 1858. at his
Apartments. HARRY MseKuBBIN
sfEBER, beloved husband Of Grace
Sieber, stepfather OF Diana BanckeI
and brother Of Miss Grace SiebeI
and Mrs Mabel Bennett Of Miami.
Chapel ~ 'l i7Ss Pa Pa ave eSn NV ecour.
tesy parking opposite). Services
will be held at the st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. 18th and Church
SITS NV. on Saturday, August 9,
at II am, fnterment Rock Greek
Cemetery. 3
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Drafbs

AL SS1,,d ,aM5 81, ~ a1 e ,,. 3.
sna JklEg 4, ALoEs M s.
Scn 'AIssr, isihsr n Jsmsa william
1lsff and son of CAPT and Mrs.
g.ms. Als.r ,,. Y: orsys.ias ',gv-
Iicnsi csmes ssr%'1 On M onnsasyi a.
gust II, a. pm. Family and
friends viii meet In the Admins
tratlon Buildlng at Arlinstcn Ma
tional Cemetery al 1915 ON. 10
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BoNHAM. MURRAY G. On Thur.

B0NHAM. MURRAY G. On Thurs
s soa,lA NH 8. o q 1855 gs MHERAAY o
e; s.s,I Park, No, NJ beloved hgsbana
carolyn Palmstier. He also is sur r
viyed by q sister. Pearle wilkinson:
. brother. Ralph Bonham, and three
grandchildren. Services at the
0aseh Funeral Home, 473b Balti-
Saturday, ~ AUGUST nst't 4, a 40 no D on
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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s.lM.nCls. ~ his residence,
August q, 1858. husband
Of Sarah " relrola, father
brother Of Mrs. MadsiinnSS
Thompson and Mrs Ida 81,
oeorge, Masonic services
oers' Funeral Home, 3072
~ on Saturday, August
p.m. Interment private,
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RIPLEY, WALTER EMERY. suddenly.

on THURSDAY, August Z. 1855. az
his sssidenes s2Q wi North wsss 81
RIPLEY. beloved husband Of Etbel
r. Ripley and father Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Lucas Of Blue Greek, w Va:
Mrs. Mildred Wheeler Of Fails
Church, Va. and William B. Ripley
q Fstrtax, Va. Friends received
314 North West st.. Manassas, Va.
Services on Saturday. August 8. at
p.m.,. daylight-Saying time, at
the Little Church Of Fort Lincoln
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
Washington, d. c. (Charleston
Gazette Mail, please copy.1
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ROBINSON dNS.H H ROBERT ,B y; sseSsnIyI Or

Monday. Ausust 4. 1858 RoBERSf n n.
SE RHEIMS y 81 nShs 92a s. nv
brother Of William Robinson. Also
surviving are other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Robinson may
be viewed on Friday. August 3, after
3 pm, at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 90 H st; ne. Funeral on Sat
Baptist Church at IL noon. Inter-
ment Elkwood Cemetery, Elkwood,
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BLAfL0CK, HELEN L. on Friday.
August s, 1888, at Georee Washing
ton Hospital HELEN L. BLAYLOCK.
devoted wife Of William Blayloek
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange-
ments BY the Rollins Funeral Home
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sr sI1S.i sETE TEES r. s. E,S on 5r ao;
pitai PETER Il. STARKE. sr., Of
1904 North Rolfe St, Arlington, Va,
beloved husband OF Mary T. Starke,
father Of Peter Il Starke, ir-. and
Mrs. joseph Rafferty,. Notice Of
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"SINS k @.ns.f. & sS Sssr' cs and
w tsr, No, 90, o. 3. s.. Of
%NMkSN notifed OF the death Of
Sister KATH BRINE
Eastern Star services viii
Be held At pm. Friday, AUGUST
l9oh, At the Ives Funeral Home,
2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, va.
MARY ELIZABETH SEIP.
GENEVA nn.NMHeer WORTHY Matron.
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August o. is5s, after which Il
deceased will lie in state ct n
Goodwill Baptist Church. where II
neral services viii be held
WILLIAM D. NIXON. President.
FRANZ 81 McKfNNEY. Sew.
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BoNHAM. MURRAY G. Evanselist
A SS sHiIs; 81 M.sSinSsiion m s vi
M conduct the Rose Croix
service for our late broth
81 er. MURRAY O. BONHAM,
on Saturday. August Q,
1888, ct 2:3O pm, at the Gasch
Funeral Home, Hyattsville, Nd.
Z. RAY BALLINOER, X. c. c. II.
Wise Master
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KNAPP, ALMA LOUISE. On Thurs
fsy; AqEu ST. p l9Ss, z. vetersn ans
LOUISE KNAPP. formerly Of 5337
9TH st. NV, Graveside serVices on
Saturday, August q. at 2:30 pm,
in Oak Hill Cemetery, Newburyport,
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Thursday, August 4, 1855. MARY
CATHERINE HAMILTON Of oaa3
Clarendon rd;' pethssda. Nd. be-
Hsmilton and woth.r ~ NJ
Scott Edward o. and Richard A.
Hamilton; sister Of Mrs. Phllomena
Marian. Friends are invited "a
call a. the Bethesda-c Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. Services on
a eSSc.s' AIsun y OUT Lazy o.
REQUIEM mass will be offered at 1880
am. Interment Confessional Gene
terry. baltimore, Nd, papers please
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0IsS st 'U sss q T S:sis.sss s AZ
orrs.ivi!ls e. Nd, JOHN oREoo
porris qIs.g. father % Mrs. VIII
WI chsT 1insoe c. 81 seT RnIshs ri
hl32 Porestviiie I'd. Nd: Mrs,
Gerald y, orsrF Of las Veeas, New
Funeral from me Timothy HanIon
Funeral Home. 1891 oeorgia ave
$50 an. Reeuiem mass Al al
Aloysiua Church, North Capitol and
Eye saa- AZ 10 an. lnterment
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. Relatives
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21

Ihe aaIicAs largest college, THE
university Of California has over
5000 students.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27

snow and rain goes into the
Youphiopheny river and eventually
into the Monongahela and Ohio
rivers
Elmer Upole, Jr. superintendent
of the state park at New Germany
said a total of 1867 had been re-
corded there with "a inches ac-
cumulated on the ground.
Weber explained that his total
does not match the State Roads
commission figures for Oakland,
as the measurements are taken
two to three miles apart The SRC
figures show there has been about
las inches at Oakland. SRC
measurements are taken in fair
~ enclosed area while Weber's
were measured in the open.
Last Friday made the ninth con-
secutivc day in which snow had
fallen, and after two clear and
sunny days Saturday and Sunday.
snow again fell Monday and Tues
day. The snow turned TO rain later
Tuesday afternoon and the melting
continued on Wednesday Roads
both north and south of Oakland
we're slippery from ice on Wed
nesday morning. More snow fell
on Thursday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27
Records Are Broken
For Total Snowfall

The winter supposedly Just
passed has broken many records
for total snowfall
Totals range from 220 inches in
Blackwater State Park near Davis,
W. Va, TO a 54-year record breaker
of III inches at Oakland.
r. f. Weber, official weather
bureau observer south of Oakland
for 81 years. and who also has
records for three years previous to
that time, said this had been the
heaviest winter from the stand
point of total snowfall, in that
period.
He recorded 115 inches of actual
snowfall at the same place he has
been measuring the depths for the
past 81 years and where his
brother took the measurements
three years prior to that period.
The only other winters having 100
inches or more at Oakland during
that time have been in 1886. with
lll.25 inches. and in 1856 with
1915 inches.
Much Snow on Ground
There is much snow still on the
ground but it has been disappear
ing gradually All of Oakland's
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27
Urge to Check
Roses For Canker

While your rose bushes are still
dormant. examine them for signs
Of canker. County Agent James
McHenry describes canker as a
diseased area on a woody cane. On
the rose it is an area of dead tissue
which may have girdled the cane
to kill the whole branch.
If you should find cankers, prune
the bushes to remove the weak or
diseased area and burn the
branches.
McHenry says the two most com
mon canker diseases found on
roses are brown canker and stem
canker, according to information
he received from University of
Maryland plant pathologists.
Brown canker is most severe on
hybrid tea roses. Cankers may be
found during the winter. especially
on lower portions of canes that
are moist Small. black fruiting
bodies and spores of the fungus de-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27
SWALLOW FALLS

MIR. and Mrs, Clarence w. Maybe
and family and Mrs. Clarence
Maybe visited j. ". Trout. near
lorna Alta. W. Va, on Sunday.
Barbara George spent Sunday
evening with Sandy Skipper
Mrs Bliss Rcam ana Mrs. Bert
Ream visited Mr. and Mrs Emmitt
Smith, CadiZ. o.
Mrs. Richard Sines was a pa
tient in the Garrett County Me
mortal hospital the past week.
Terry Skipper left for Baltimore
on Wednesday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Maybe and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steiding,
CresaptoWn, and Mr. and Mrs
Chester Skipper and family. Crel-
lin. spent Sunday with Rev. and
MIS- j. c. Skipper.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ream and
daughters spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs Norman Ream.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27

Mamie Shank Cel. Blanche Hoey,
all of Kitzmiller, and Marie Bessie
Cline, VindeX
Election district 14-Republican:
Cleo B Lee tc) Freada NJ Bro
haWn. Oneida J Davis. Democratic
Evaline V. Deffinbaugh Ccj. Flor
ence c. Hesen. Arthur LAYTON Jr.
all of Oakland.
Election district l4-2-Republ-
can: Mildred N. Carskadon Cc),
Margaret L. DiSimone; Demo-
cratic: Madeline ColaW tc).
Lucy V. Fike, all of Crellin.
Election district l4-3-Republi-
can: Floss Shafrer CcJ Violet X.
Murray Mary E. Martini Demo
cratic: Margaret Stanton Dewitt
Cct Mrs Helen Root. William j.
White. all Of Oakland.
Election district 15-Republican:
Harold f. Fikc Ccl, Homecoming;
Stanley F. Grove. Grantsville:
Democratic: Dolly f. Mckenzie
oc) Homecoming, RID; Orville j.
Garlitz, Avilton, RID.
Election district 16-Republican:
Joseph r. Turney Cc), Delbcrt r.
Bittinger, Geraldine F. Turney;
Democratic: Edward p Kahl Ccl
Velma d. Swcitzer, Britten Martin,
all Of Mt. Lake Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27
Red Oak-Fair

,r,,,,.,la,. MN, Buou
r H,a.p'' cIoc tel'' gro IaI.v ~ MON
president; Richard Marpl-
president Charles Real sf'dNVH
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chi
turned to Waterloo, S. c.,
evening.
Robert Tcrrant and a cousi
ward Mellott, Of Cleveland, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Henry Tcrrant
Mr.. and Mrs John Evans and
family visited with the Harold
Bittingors. Saturday evening.
Mrs. Isabel Abernthy and neph-
CIV, Bernard Aronhalt, visited Al
fred Aronhalt at his home in Davis
on Saturday Mr. Aronhalt has re-
Gently been a patient in the Par
sons hospital.
Sunday afternoon visitors of the
Clifford Reals were Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Tasker, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll Deem and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harvey and
Rosetta Harvey called on Mrs.
Anna Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs Roy
Gibbs Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Russell Lewis has received
an announcement Of the birth of
niece. Susie Hardesty, in Wash
ington d. c. Mrs. Hardesty is the
former Miss Shirley StraWser.
Mrs. Sarah Moon, of UniontoWn,
is spending the next three weeks
with her son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Moon
Mr.. and Mrs. Galcn Rohrbaugh
and son David of Maysvillc, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Evans.
Mrs Rosetta Harvey visited Mrs.
Virginia Bittinger last Wednesday
and worked on the quilt which the
WOmen's Work group are making.
Tuesday afternoon visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Childs were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Childs
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cullcrs
were business callers in Oakland
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bittinger
and Carl spent Sunday afternoon
with the John M0relands.
Sunday visitors of the Childs
families we're Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Harsh and daughters, Connie and
Bonnie; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Childs, Mr. and Mrs Ray Harvey.
Rosetta Harvey, and Mrs. Flo
Gnegy. Mrs Gnegy spent several
days with her parents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Simmons
and daughters Madeline and Bren-
da, returned to their home in War
rem, o. Sunday.
Recent visitors of the Edward
Moons we're Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gordon and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Pifer.
MIR. and Mrs. Edmund Getty. of
Westenport, spent Saturday with
friends in Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wolfe and
daughter Helen, of Elk Garden.
visited the Frank Blambles Sun
day evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27

Bulls. 1910 to 23O0 per cwt.
Calves. medium to good. 2700 to
3l00 per cWt.; common to medium
1900 to $3.50 per cWt; culls. 1875
to 1880 per cWt
Cows, medium to good. 1870 to
1900 per cWt.; common 10 medium
1880 to 1850 per cWt; culls, 1910
to 1880 per cWt.
Hogs, 1870 lbs. to 200 lbs. 22.00 to
$500 per cWt.; heavy hogs, 2IO0 to
2370 per cWt.: feeder hogs 1900
TO 213O per cWt.; SoWs. 1920 to
1910 per cWt.; Bears, 1890 to 1440
per cWt
Eggs 1850 DOZEN, jumbo, sac.
to SIC per doz, mostly sac; large
52c. 10 55c. per doz., mostly 53c.;
medium 47c to 53c. per doz., most
" Sic; small 39c to 47c. per do2,
mostly 43c.
Beef Hides, &C. per Id. Glover
Seed. $1,000 per bushcl
Leghorn Chickens. Sc. to 13i2c.
per h.; Dressed Chickens. SOC. to
81 i2c. per lb.
One of the largest sales yet.
Market exceptionally higher on
every type and kind of live stock.
Egg and poultry supply no where
near the demand.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27
Election Judges
Named BY Board

Continued from Page One)
Hilda M. Jacobs. Homecoming;
Democratic: Edwin w. Michael )cl,
Tillic Colmer Warwick, both Bar
ton.
Election district 2-Republican:
Emma l.. Glotfelty, Lawrence W.
Brenneman tc): Democratic: Her
bert B. Bucket Ccl Rex c. Bucket
all of Bittingcr.
Election district 13-Republican:
June D. ODonnell Cc), Glcnola NJ
Wilson, Jean Michacls, Democratic:
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27

Pathologsts say the best way
TO control canker is TO prune all
infected parts as soon as they are
found Also early applications Of
fungicides on the new growth are
important measures
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27

Avoid heavy mulches with wet
leaves When buying rose plants
examine the canes for cankers
since lhe diea5e may be intro
duced into your rose garden on new
plants.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27
Over 900 Persons
Witness Lions Show

Over 600 people witnessed the
annual variety show staged by the
Oakland-Mt. Lake Park Lions club
last Thursday and Friday nights
al the bennett Road school
The first Act brought back mem
cries Of the past Lions shows
with songs from their previous
productions. Among the skits was
card party given by five Lions
Who portrayed how women act
while playing bridge.
The second act was patterned
after the western TV shows The
Lions chorus assisted with west
ern type songs. The Lions Instru-
mental group entertained Mrs.
Ruth Brown directed while Mrs.
Merritt Feather was accompanies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27

Experts on polio protection
urged all persons under 40 to take
the recommended three shots of
the Salk vaccine.
A new development in radar de-
lection was under development by
Navy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-27
cred area.

-present in almost
en-. The fungus
wounds entering
ect wounds, or
rave been broken.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-10-23
BINGo
REFER ENDUM

DO YOU FAVOR THE
LICENSING OF THE
PLAYING OF THE
6 A M E OF BIN 60
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF
KENT COUNTY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Jungle Gym

Jorgen Bisch, Danish explorer found that he needed
eheeng in the bush Of Northern Rhodesa So what
did he do? He climbed the neck Of a lonely giraffe!
first the beast game for anything but then he started
swinging neck from side side dslodee the tespaser
Jorsen getting seasick. finally had to drop OF. How did
Africa look from way up there? swayed. Jorsen says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

No glass, no water to bother
with Just chew a few Phillips
Tablets-like candy mints-
and you'll get on-the-spot relief
from upset stomach, heartburn,
gas, or other symptoms Of acid
Indigestion. Phillips Tablets
contain one Of the fastest, most
effective stomach sweeteners"
ever known! They taste good,
too-so carry them with you
wherever you 60!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19

andria. owner and builder: 3
dwellings In Belle Haven Ter
race: cost $4,000.
Irwin Hood. Mclean. own
er; dwelling az Ingleside;
cost. $4,000; builder. M. b.
Porter.
Cities Service OIL Co.. Box
1898. Arlington. owner and
builder: service station at
Sunset Manor: cost. $4,000.
st. Leo's Parish. Rte. 2s7.
Fairfax. owner; classroom
building adjacent 10 Layton
Hall School: cost. $4,000;
builder. Harris Properties.
Inc.
J. B. shotwell. Mclean.
owner and builder: dwelling
in salona Village: cost. si9.'
900.
c. g. M, Inc. 2l3 Diamond
drive. Falls Church. owner
and builder; 6 dwellings In
Ravenwood Park: cost. $685.
600.
Andre Bodor, lis Mary
street. Falls Church. owner
and builder; dwelling In
Holmes Run Acres; cost. $780,
600.
Cavalier Construction Co.
OF Northern Virginia. owner
and builder: dwelling in
Yacht Haven Estates; cost.
$4,000.
Angelo verdicanno, Glen
more drive, Falls Church,
owner: dwelling in Lake Bar
croft; cost. $4,000.
Alexander Construction
Corp, 1011l Gates avenue,
Silver Spring. owner and
builder; IL dwellings in Fair
mont Estates; cost. $3.50.
600: architect. Anthony Muse
limo.
William H. Singleton, 1910
Jefferson Davis highway. Ar
lington, owner: warehouse on
Shirley highway; cost. $l2.-
900; builder. Eugene Simpson
g. Bro; architect. H. F.
Casey.
G. T. Chacona. 5l28 North
Twenty-eight street NJ. Ar
lington, owner and builder:
dwelling in Franklin Park;
cost $4,000.
Arthur E. Scott. 1921 North
Fifteenth street. Arlington.
owner and builder; dwelling
in Centerville; cost. $4,000.
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Foirfox Homes
Are Authorized

Recent building permits is
sued by Fairfax County In
clude:
James Z. Hooper. 4320
woodley I'd, Falls Church.
owner and builder; dwelling In
Briggs A. Hooper's addition TO
chesterbrook Woods: cost,
S25, 900
Francis DeRoberts. Mclean.
owner and builder: dwelling In
River Oaks: cost. $4,000.
Beatrice Berle. Rte. 2. Box
338, Fairfax. owner: dwelling
In Chestnut Hills; cost. $4,000;
builder. A. Berle.
Jenkins q Miller. contractor.
6404 Braddock rd.. Alexandria.
owner and builder: dwelling In
Pinecrest: cost. $4,000.
Hillside Development Corp.
4242 4th st. Sc. Washington.
owner and builder: 2 dwellings
In Kirk: cost. S27 $500.
w. L. Erhardt. 1909 Mt. YER
non ave-. Alexandria. owner;
dwelling in Belle Haven Es-
tates: cost. $4,000; builder.
Winters g. Peele.
George r. Earnest. Box lllF.
Burke. owner and builder: 10
dwellings in Loisdale Estates;
cost. $4,000.
Trustees. Calvery Presby-
terrain Church, Is Kings hwy,
Alexandria. owner: church ad-
dition in Penn Daw Village;
cost, $l54,s00; builder. Cannon
Constr. Corp.
John H. Lanham. Rte. l. Vi
emma, owner: dwelling between
Colvin Run and Forestville:
cost. $4,000; builder. Loudoun
Const. Co.
Eagle Homes Inc, Sleepy
Hollow and Kerns rds., Falls
Church. owner; dwelling In
Sleepy Hollow Estates: cost.
$4,000: builder. Bernard Jaffe;
architect, Samuel Paul.
wellington Homes. Inc, 302
Cameron rd., Alexandria, own
er; 8 dwellings in wellington
Estaes; cost. $4,000; builder,
D. @. Fridenstine.
Richard Chenery. Falls
Church. owner: dwelling on
west side Springvale rd.; cost.
$4,000; builder. Mason Face
miro: architect. Musolino g.
Olivola.
Anco Builders, Inc, 1905
Commonwealth ave., Alex
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Home mortgages insured
by the Federal Housing
Administration continued to
show a price gain the in Sec
ondary market during June,
the agency reported this week.
The secondary market for
mortgages is one in which
the original lender sells the
mortgage to another investor.
A rise in the prices in this