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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-01

In the process of remodeling
since last September. the Garrett
National Bank in Oakland is now
prepared to present its new face"
to the public.
There will be a public showing
on Thursday and Friday, May l
and 2, from 9 a. m. to 2 p. M. and
from 6 to 8 p. M; also on Satur-
day, May 3, from 9 a. m. to IL noon,
and 2 to 8 p. m.
Persons visiting the institution
will see considerable changes,
both interior and exterior. The
front was changed to make one
main entrance where before there
were two entrances and stair
way. The stairway was moved TO
the side of the building and main
entrance ccntcrcd in the building
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-01
PIT. A. To Install

There will be election and in
stallation of officers of the Center
street Oakland Elementary school
parent-tcacher association i'm the
bennett Road school Oh Monday
evening, May 5, at 8'clock.
The school glec club will sing
under direction of Mrs. F. A..
Thaycr. Mrs Helen Buchanan will
be accompanist.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-01
High School Paper
Wins Honor Award

The Acorn, newspaper Of South
ern High school. was in the Honor
Award group of the Southern In
terscholastic Press association.
One newspaper from North Caro-
lima was listed as trophy winner
and six newspapers in the first
place award group. There were ten
in the honor awards group and
The Acorn was listed second.
There were 266 publications en-
tered in the competition with
eleven Southern states and the
district of Columbia being repre-
scented.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-01
Contemplotes New Church

Rev. James L. Addair, of Bayard,
w. Va said a group of people
we're contemplating the establish
ment of Church of God in the
Oakland area.
He said they had obtained the
Pleasant Valley grange hall where
meetings will be held. A revival
program was scheduled to begin
Sunday, May II, at 1870 p. m. As
sisting Rev. Addair will be his
wife, the former Barbara Lans-
berry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-01
PIT. A. Dinner Scheduled

The Southern High School PIT.
A. dinner has been scheduled for
next Monday evening, May 5.
Serving will begin at o'clock and
there will be continuous serving
from that time until about 1880, it
was stated.
Adults tickets for the turkey
dinner will cost $50, while stu
dents may purchase tickets for
IS cents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-01
Bus Operators To Meet

The semi-annual business meet
ing of the Garrett County School
Bus Operators association will be
held at Northern High school on
Friday, May 9, at $50 p. M, DIST,
it was announced by Charles V.
Harvey, president.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-01
Spring Social Arranged

The annual spring social of the
Loeb Lynn school will be held
Thursday, May s, beginning at
7:30 o'clock, at the school. There
will be cake walks d fish pond,
home b4!.ed goods, etc, for sale.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-01
Lodge To Meet At $50

Starting this Friday evening,
meetings of Garrett Lodge No. 113,
Knights of Pythias, during the
summer months, will begin at $50
o'clock daylight time, it was an
nounced Meetings are normally
held 1t 10.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-01
Try-Outs To Continue

The try-oUts for the Oakland
Little League will continue to-
night and also Tuesday, May s,
it was announced. The members
of the four teams will then be Sc
lsCted.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
NAL DE MUCHos

Era dueno de una zapateria ell
hombre. I'm dia entro I'm amigo.
como anda Ell negocio?- lie
pregunto
-Muy bien -contesto ell hon.
bre- Hoy no vendi NADIA.
y 81 hoy no vendiste NADIA,
Gcomo dices que tie va muy bien?
-Entonces ell hombre llev6 al
amigo a la puerta. Y s~enalandole
otra tlenda de zspatos que estaba
en- ell otro lado de la Gale lie diio:
Yes esa zapateria, hace dos dias
que Ell duefio no vende NADIA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
DEL H0GAR-por Victoria ALetondka
FL POEMA De HOY
TIL Eras Entonees

TIL eros %entonces pdIido y sensible
y oromobon tus monos Ia resedo
cuondo con tn obonico irresistible
recitobos q con voz quedo.
Reeoeios en- Rios tumultuosos
tn cobeIlero moeico y oscuro
y r tus ojos neeros, dos hermosos
corbuncIos eneendidos de ternura.
Eros distinto. .. I'm verso tie Vencio;
uno rosa ~froeonte tn alma herio;
eros en- ell salon cuondo voIsobos
IN muheco en- euyo Poso suove
Sc odvinobo ell oIeteor de un ave
y eros todo nujer 81 tie e~ntreqobos!
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01

En- ell dia de hoy celebra sus
5 amos de edad ell gracioso nino
Alfredo Fleitas, algeria del hogan
tornado por Ell senior Alfredo Flei-
tas y sonora, Maria JOsefa de Flei.
tas, miembros apreciados de nues-
ira colonia hiSpanoamericana resi-
dente en- esta cjudad.
Nos complace enviarle nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones y deseos
de que dlsfrute de largos amos mas
de vida, rodeadC del carino de sus
amantisimos padres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01

SumPISon0S
Nucstros parabienes en- Ell dia
de hoy. con motive de la grata &C.
lebracl6n del aniverSario de su ma
cimiento para ell apreciado caba-
Hero senior EJpidio Martinez y
nuestroS deseos de que disfrute de
muchos amos mas de vida.
Hoy celebra IL grata OCCASION de
SUI cumpleanos ell simpatico nino
Victor Roman, hijo de la gentil
pareja tornado por ell senior Victor
Roman y sonora Edelmira de RO-
man, y o tai motive los compla-
ce felicitsrlo carinosamente y de-
searle una larsa y venturosa vida.
Celebra hoy Ell segundo aniver-
sario de SUI deSpreocupada existen-
cha ell hermoso nino Pedro Perez,
Jr., MILO del senior Pedro Perez y
sonora, Paula Gutierrez de Perez,
miemoros estimados de nuestra CO.
lonia puertorriquena residente en-
MAN..
Lo felicitamos calurosamente y
lie deSeamos largos amos mas de
vida, al lado del carino de sus amo-
rosos padres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
RECETA DEL Ola
L CALICO

lazas de aqua fra
IL libra de habichuelas blancas
o frescas
1 libra de carne de res
IL libra de jamon
cebolla
dientes de ajo
Ii de libra de tocino
IL libra de donates
Q cucharadas de sal, a gusto
hbras de papas mondadas
! libra de galiina
l mazo de nabos en- pedazos
libra de polio en- pedazos
Prepare ell caldo con las carnes,
las habichuelas. la cebolla, los ajos,
ell tomato y e, tocino. Sazone y
anada las papas los nabos y ell re-
polio. Cueza hasta que TODD este
cocido. Antes dc servir eche un
POGO de aceite y como una cucha.
radita de vinagie o zumo de ma.
rama. Dehe quedar espeso.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
B { N H u N 0 R
PROBE

En- diez amos de matrimonio la
buena sonora habia tenido diez hi
jos. Cuando Ell medico estaba aten-
diendo al recien nacido Sc lie acer.
CO Ell padre y lie dijo: -Mire doc.
tor, tengo un gran problema, como
listed sabe este es nuestro decimo
hjo y son tantos que va no Sc nj
que nombre ponerle. lComo 10 la
maria listed?
Ell medico contesto sin titubeos:
ST yo fuera listed, lie llamaria ell
ultino.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
PARA SONIA

Despues de tener tantas ex.
periencias amorosas y teniendo
en- cuenta que es listed madre de
cincO hijOs, creO que debe acep.
tar su deStinc, cOmportarse 10
mas sacramento que pueda en-
beneficiO de la buena educaci6n
de Sus hijOs y nos buscarse mas
complicaciones Lo que mas
convene es siempre 10 que me.
nos Sc busca; quizas un dia sur.
ia como pOr encanto la Selucion
a todos sus problemas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
SECURE DE VIDA

LEGO ell esposo a su casa y en-
trego a sn esposa una POLKA.
Me acabo de asegurar la vida
por $500 900 asi es que 81 algo
me ocurre no tienes que preocu.
parte por dinero.
Que bieu -contesto ella ESQ
quiele decir que de ahora en- ade-
lante cado vez que te sientas en-.
fermo no tengo para que lamar al
medico, verdad'
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
Pau. - DIARI0 Las AMERICAS
Bodos de Flores

Queremos ser los primeros en-
telicitar cordialmente al senior Mi
guel Mari y sonora, Moves Rodri'
guez de Mari, mlembros estimados
de uuestrs colonia hispanoameri-
cana, quienes ceiebran en- ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION de sus b.
das de Flores cuatro amos de ven
turosa union conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
Poseo de PIoyo

Grandes p~reparativos Sc han he
cho para Ell paseo de playa de la
ALBANIA Interamericana, que ten
dra 'ugar paSado manana, 3 de
agosto, en- Crandon Park. Pit 4,
durante ell cual sera servido un SUI
culento almuerzo criollo que con-
sistira de lechon asado, congris, yu
ca con m0jo, y Gtros deliciosos bo-
caditos tipicos. Terminate ell al
muerzo, despues de las dos de la
tarde, Sc bailara a los alegres acor,
des del trio musical de Chepito.
Toiavia puede solicitar sus re-
servaciones para este Simpatico
evento, del cual Sc tomara
una pelicula en- dolores que Sc
ra transmitida luego por Ell canal
de television IL llamando al tele-
fono HI 4-3452.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
Amos

En- ell dia de hoy llega a sus dos
afitos de edad la preciosa ninita
Jacqueline Marie Sowash, hija del
senol William SOwash y sonora,
Tony Parada de Sowash. motive
por Ell cual lie enviamos nuestraS
felicitaciones muy especiales que
tambien hacemos extensivas a Sus
padres y amantisimos abuelitos, Sc
nor don Miguel Parada y sonora,
la gentil dana ecuatoriana, Eufe.
mia SotOmayOr de Parada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
Shower

La sonora Nena Nieto de Novel;
.ofrecera un shower" infantil ell
domingo 3 de agosto a las cuatro
de la tarde, en- su Residential de la
Gale Qulnta Sdroeste No. 5510, en-
honor de la gertll dana v%enezola-
ma sonora Lima TrujillO de Zea.
Han sido invitadas a tan calido
festejo numerosas amigos de la Sc
nora de Zea.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
Tres Amos

Hoy lltga a sus tres amos de
existencia ell p~recioso bebe Jose
Raul Cruz, algeria del hogar for
mado por ell sefur Raul Cruz y Sc
nora, Maria Ramon de Cruz, gentil
pa1eja Guiana que fila SUI residen-
cia entire nosotros.
Vayan para Ell nuestras carinosas
felicitaclones y deseos de que cum
pla muchos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
De Voeoeionss

Procedentes de La Habana, Cuba
y por la via aerea llegaron a Mia
mi en- dias recientes ell senior Wi
liam Ginder y su sonora esposa, a
disfrutar de una temporada de re-
creo entire noSotros.
Les presentamos I'm cordial sa-
Judo y nuestros deseos de que 60
cen de unas vacaciones muy pla-
centeraS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
BIOGRAFIA

La nina era hiia de una artista
de prlmera magnitud en- Hollywood
y estaba uganda en- SUI casa con
dos amiguitos. Y dijo: Vamos a
jugar a la familia. 70 soy la ma.
DIRE. Y senalandc a uno de los ami.
guitos lie dijo til eres ell papa. Y
sehalando al otro lie dijo: Y til
eres Ell primero de mis- ex.espo-
SOS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
Despedida

DeSpedimos cordialmente al es-
timado caballero senior Roberto Sc
gura, quien sale hoy hacia La Ha-
bana, Cuba, por la via aerea en-
viaje relacionad0 con sus aSuntoS
comerciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01

Entra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
exlstencla la gentil DANA puerto
rriquena sonora Alicia de Bar6,
esposa del senior Jose A. Bar6, mo-
two por ell cuai nos complace en-
viarle nuestras s~inceras felicitacio-
mes y votos por su ventura perso'
nal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
De La Hob.lno

En- asuntos relacionados con sus
negoclos, llegG de La Habana, Gu
ba, en- dias pasados ell estimado
cabaliero senior Juan SalOme, a
quien nos compface presentar I'm
cordial saludo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
DespedidG

DeSpedimos cordialmente a la.
senorita Zonia Ferrer, quien sale
hoy hacIa Lima, Peru, en- viaje de
esparcimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01

Cumple hoy sus cuatro antics de
edad la primo1osa ninita Grace
Silvestre hija del senior Roger Sill.
vestre y sonora, Virginia de Silves-
tire, motive por ell cual lie envia.
NOS nuestros carinosas felicitacio-
mes y deseos de que goce de mu-
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas de
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
@Estimada Victoria Alexandra:

QuIsiera saber de un procedi-
miendo llamado "peeling" que Sc
gun dicen blanquea y rejuvenece
ell cults. Me puede listed infor-
mar sobre este? Sc 10 agradecere
mueho.
TUTI
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
Bodos de PopeI

Nos es grato enviar nuestras sim
ceras felicitaciones para la gentil
pareja Guiana, senior MateO Gomez
y sonora, America Silvera de Go.
mez, con motive de la grata oca.
sion de sus Bodas de Papel, primer
s~niversarjo conyugal, en- ell dia de
low,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
PARA FERNANDO

Como es l6gico, a base de las
cartaS de mis- lectores y lectoras,
solo puedO cOntestar de una
manera general Pues bien, des-
de csc punto de vista, a mi me
parece I'm disparate un matrimo.
MO de un muchacho de 20 amos
con una joven de 80. Los de-.
mas detalles que menciona en- sa
carta, carecen de importancia;
10 ImpOrtante es esa gran dife-
rencia de amos que Sc exteriori.
"a Siempre al cabo del tempo
hacienda muy improbable { no
impossible, entiendame usted)
la felicidad de la pareja.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
PARA PETER

Como otras muchas, SUI mu-
jerclta esta muy equivocada; 81
las cosas son como listed las
nara, la raz6n esta de parte de
listed. mo seris aconsejable que
Sc mostrara listed I'm POGO mas
energico? Frente a quienes no
sprecian ia bondad, ser bueno
equlVale a ser tonic. En- conse-
cuencia, sea I'm POGO menos bue-
no y quizas Sc resuelvan sus pro-
blemas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
PARA AZUCENA

MuchO lamentO que su espOso
haya dejadO de viSitarla en- ell
hospital desdc hace dos meses,
debidO a los amOrios que tiene
con Otra mujer. FL case es doble.
mente triste pOr hallarse listed
enferma y pOrque Ell fue siempr,
un marido ejemplar. Sin en-
barge. nor reprObable que sea
su conducta, estoy segura de
que csc entertainments sera
pasaJero. No lie reproche NADIA,
hagase la desentendida y sobre-
pongase q Su sLfrimiento NADIA
puede hacer mjentras este enter
ma y c~ualquier dia, comprende-
ra Ell Guam NAL esta hacienda y
volvera a listed.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
PARA JULIE

No tenga miedO a quedarse
SOltera, es usted demasiadO jo.
ven. Su abuelita tiene un POGO
de raz6n y tambIen la tienen sus
amigos. PerO debe buscarse un
juStO medic; nj estar siempre pc
gada a las faldas de SUI abueIa nj
andar sofa pOr ahi cOnstante.
mente con tantas m%uchachaS.
Trate de convehcer a SUI abueIi.
ia; es la unica sOlucion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
Correo de las Lectoras

sierra mucho corregirlas. Que me
~aconseja.
NORMA LETICIA
Estimada Norma Leticia:
81 mejor tratamiento para 81
proDlema es ell de sumergir duran.
tie unos minutes todos los dias las
manos en- aceite tibio de almen.
dras o de OLIVIA Tambien existen
varios preparados que he visto en-
varios almacenes de la ciudad. ON
puedo responderle de su ~eficacia
porque no los he usado, pero me
imagine que seran muy buenos
porque todos son a base de aceite
de OLIVIA.
Cordialmente
Victoria Alexandra
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01

sentimental
por. Amaranta

OtnJanss La eOnsutas a sUzoN SENTIMENTAL, r O. Box ~
International Airport, Miami "a. Fla Ragamos a los Iectores o leetoFas
que hrmen u cartas con IN psensAnimo o hichaIes
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
Cordialmente
Victoria Alexandra

Querlda Victoria Alexandra:
Tengo las unas en- I'm estado de-
sastroso. Sc me parten por NADIA.
Nunca logro tenerlas largas. Qui-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01

Vayan nuestras carinosas felici-
taciones para la gentil senorita Lu-
ellie isabel Dubois, hiia del senior
Jules Dubois y sonora, Lucia de la
Guardia de Dubois, con motive de
la grata celebration de un nuevo
aniversario de su natalicio en- Ell
dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01

Hoy celebra la grata OCCASION de
SUI cumpleanos ell apreciado caba'
,lero cuDano senior Carlos Villa, a
quien nos complace presentar nues'
tras mas calidas felicitaciones y vo'
tos porque disfrute de una larga y
venturosa vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01
TUT
Querida Tut:

Querida Tut;
Ese procedimiento que listed
llama "peeling" es conocido en-
castellano por dissemination" y es
en- realidad una gran rehabilita-
cion para la piei. Debo advertirle,
sin embargo que debe ser realiza-
do por I'm especialista. Consiste en-
pasar sobre la epidermis ajada una
pasta o liquido que la elimina pa
"a reemplazarla por una epidermis
nueva. AL mismo tempo, ell tejido
bajo la epidermis que los especia-
listas de bellezd llaman ode sos
ten" Sc afirma. Els necesario que
ell sspecialista posea la dosis exac-
ia, que varia con cada persona,
provocando la descamacion sin
dejar c~icatrices.
70, personalmente creo que es
I'm tratamiento drastico y peligro-
so y a menos que listed no en-
cuentre aoui en- Miami una perso-
ma de mucha experienced en- csc
ramo no debe hacerselo. 81 tiene
listed gran interes, sin embargo,
tendre mucho gusto. en- informar-
me sobre Ell particular y dejarle
saber.
rnrdi a1N,a~
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-01

khs que dskusaan W ormna D.Aos ssnos ecnsspo"de" a m iedhs de nseam&nto "l
tHHo Aelano, de Enerc az FED. 10; t9%l Pna. de Eebrao FL q Mauo 20;
&c Aries de M.no FL sAbr 40, ~, Tsu~a Dc Aba FL a Mayo 2os
t& GemiDl, d. Mayo Fl a Jun. FL; to- Cancer Dc Jaio 22 . julio %;
90 Lee. de Julio 24sAso "a; truJ vase De Asoho 23 . sepbm %;
eHAH) Libra, de Sepbre. "A Oct "a; tn0, gseepo. De Oct "a a Noybu. ~;
U+%) sashano, de Nov 20 DIRE 70; We cspreernk, obe. 23 q Enao FL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
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those who may be newly blinded. He carefully seeks
out their desires and Skills.
All follow a similar program, which includes
work in the shop, the preparation of food. sewing
housekeeping. laundry crafts and everyday demands
of living
There is special course in travel. The blind
taught to canes in rhythmic motion, and
to free themselves of dependence upon others.
J. Arthur Johnson Lighthouse director, considers
self-dependence to be one of the most important
steps in preparing a blind person for complete,
useful life.
Out of the experience gained by going through
the orientation program, blind persons find what
talents they may have and what jobs they may like
best to do.
If not dependent outside work, they
equipped through this program to live normal lives
at home. For it has been demonstrated that the
successful conduct Of household does not depend
upon ability to see.
Mr.. Johnson came to the Lighthouse in Novem-
ber 1854, from Minneapolis, where he had been per-
sonel director for Minneapolis Honeywell Co., and
where he first became interested in working with
the blind He was considered the most eligible pros
pect in the country to lead the Lighthouse to greater
achievements.
And In three years, his work here Is leading
into new approach to many phases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Mess Boycott ScrombIes
go Eggheods' at Bevoir

You can lead a soldier to
breakfast, but you can't make
him eat it, according to mill
tary spokesman at Fort Belvoir.
Va.
The Army confirmed last
night that 1t is faced with q
junior grade mutiny at the
nearby post by go young draf-
tee specialists who don't want
to get up for early chow.
The Army's position is that
they can eat or not. as they
choose. but reveille still means
getting out Of the sack and
falling in for mess formation.
The draftees, all college,
trained specialists in Company
r Of the Engineer Research
and Development Command,
are not just ordinary GIs. They
include scientists, statisticians
and physicists. Some have
masters degrees and could be
officers If they wanted rank.
They feel that the line soldiers
have 1t in for them.
One Of them called The Star
last week to complain that he
didn't think he should have to
get UP for breakfast If he
didn't wish. He said the Army
was making him and his con-
freres get up anyway.
The Army said none Of the
specialists had made a COM
plaint-except to the newspa-
pers. But apparently they de-
cided to get even with the
Army by boycotting the mess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

through plant quarantine be-
cause they may carry golden
nematodes. which use the ould
sod for transportation, but pre-
fer potatoes-including Irish-a
lot more when it comes to food
The name Shamrock" is de-
rived from the Irish "seamrog,
meaning "trefoil." Authorities
point out that various clovers,
many Of which are abundant in
the United States, are widely
sold as true Shamrock and are
exported in large quantities.
There is no plant known as
the Shamrock which is peculiar
to Ireland" the same authority
says.
THE true Shamrock, to an
Irishman. is the plant known
by that name around the spot
OF his or his fathers birth. But
the botanist has as much
trouble identifying 1t as he has
identifying the Mayfiower Of
New England name applied
in different localities as trail
ing arbutuS, saxifrage and
hepatica."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Gridiron Club Blasts off
In Spool Of Outer Space

The Gridiron Club, which may scar but burns
the objects of its attention last night poked gentle fun
Republicans and Democrats alike The members took top
Washington officials up for spoong look at outer space
I'D annual dinner at the Hotel StaterHton before
hghranking guests headed by Vice President Nixon and
members of the Supreme Court and the Cabinet.
With songs and skits the Gridiron Club carried its
guests sarcal tour by satellite of western town
by Sheriff Lyndon Matt Dilon) Johnson and Presidential
Assistant Sherman Adams Last Chance Feed Lot"
Benjamin M. McKelway editor of The Star and presi-
dent of the Associated Press nauguaed president
the Grdiron, succeeding Marquis Chds of the st Louis
PoSt-Dispatch
Of-the-record speeches made by Attorney Gen.
era Rogers for the Republicans and Senator Kennedy for
the Democrats.
"Details of the Skits and Guest List Pages AS A-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

hall and thereby cutting the
mess sergeant's ration money.
Food allowances are issued on
the basis of the previous week S
attendance, the Army said.
The crux of the revolt seems
to be that some line non-coms
wanted the specialists to get
their hair cut and shine up
their brass a little better. Their
approach to this problem in
national defense was to order
breakfast-time shape-up for
nations.
And that's where the impasse
stands today.
The non-coms, as non-coms
everywhere always have, are
dutifully routing out the spe-
cialists. And the specialists
except those who have run out
Of money feeding themselves
are refusing to eat. The Army
says it doesn't care If they eat
or not, but to the mess hall
they will 60.
1t. Col. Ray E. Lavan, the
regimental CO says: The rea-
son for any trouble around
here is that some Of these men
think it's beneath their INTEL
lectual status to peel potatoes. 4"
1t. Lawrence Russell. the
specialists company comman-
der, called a meeting and in
formed the dieters that the
punishment for mutiny is
death.
No one has been executed SO
far. Reveille is still 6 am.
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Skeleton Found
Near Chain Bridge

The skeleton of a man dead
more than a year was found
yesterday by hiking Boy Scouts
so yards south of Chain Bridge
between the Potomac River and
the old Gao Canal.
Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald said the body apparent
ly was that of an elderly man.
He said there was nothing to
suggest foul play and that
death may have occurred as
many as three years ago.
Arlington Boy Scout Troop
623, led by Army Sergt. Harold
ID. Harris Of Fort Myer, dis
covered the skeleton. 1t lay
covered by leaves and mud in
q thickly wooded area.
Also found were an old
fashioned button shoe, worn
through at the sole, a mans
pocket watch. a pair of eye
glasses and a set of teeth. HON.
icide detectives said the mans
identity may be established by
the teeth and glasses.