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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Woodniont Tennis
In SemifinuIs

With the four top-seeded
players in today's senifinals
the junior and boys invitational
tennis tournament ct Wood
mont Country Club is running
to form.
Walter Kilt, seeded se.s,
meets Frank Goeltz, No. 8, and
Ron Goldman. seeded second,
plays David Pao. No. 4.
Kilt took q 60, 6-1 victory
over Larry Freedman yesterday
Goeltz defeated Richard Cum
bingham 6-3, 60; Goldman
won over Burt Schonfeld, 60
80, and Pao ousted Clark
Luikhart. SO. 60. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Haywood. Levunt
Win in Postal Golf

Emory Levant won low gross
with q II in the Postal Golf
Club tournament yesterday at
East Potomac. Low net went
to A. ]. Haywood with q "a.
Haywood won the nag tour
nament by playing his last shot
In the 20th cup. Charles Payne
finished in the 10th cup. and
Jasper Hill 2 feet from the
10th cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Golfer Wins Title
Despite Big Is

James Doukas. IT,. took q
whopping 10 on the third hole
at Goose Creek yesterday.
knocking several balls out Of
bounds. but he still won the
club Junior title with q l9-s7
SO.
Jimmy oMeara was second
with an SO. The midget divi-
sion, ct nine holes. went to
Dickie Fisher with 81 over
Mark Crawley, ST..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
BOYS BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEGloN IuNrol

AMERICAN LEGION JUNIOR
Gas Light fWashinatofE 5; wiiming'
orssnesE sMsfsland,. 8; rsrkersburs
TMoNTGSMERY COUNTY BBA
Senior League playOffs
(Seminnalsl
Cornell Clippers, s; Buchanan Bldrs., 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
IS WINNERS AT CHARLES TOWN
Northumberland ost
In Grants Footsteps
ny JOHN sEGRAvEs
star STAG writer

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
Aug. 2o.--A hot afternoon sun
beat down on the tack room
where half-dressed jockeys
milIed around. Some snapped
stories. some were dressing for
the next race and others. like
Frank Northcutt. were Just sit
ting.
John Franklin Northcutt Ia
o baby-faced hid out Of Gin
cinnati. Just turned II last
month. He has curly black
hair. stands about 8 feet and
weighs between 100 and i03.
He gives one the idea he would
rather talk about anyone but
himself.
And at the rate he's going.
he won't have TO. Winning
jockeys don't have to spread
the word on themselves and
Frank 10 the winnineest rider
that can be found In these
parts.
SO Wins In 80 Days
The red-hot apprentices
three scores yesterday boosted
his victories to 80 In SO days.
Last December ct this same
race track, his contract owner.
George Stribling. put the
youngster aboard his iirst
mount. and he finished out Of
the money. But he won with
his second. then with IS more
before the winter meeting
ended.
From here, Striking took
him to Ascot Park in Ohio,
where Franks 80 winners led
all riders. On to River Downs
went Northcutt and Stribling
and this time Frank drove
home 81 more winners. and
might have taken the leader.
ship from w. D. Lucas had he
not left before the meeting
closed. =
Now he's back here and his
success Is proof that the watt
ing game he was forced TO play
for his boss is paying OF. Early
in 1857, friends Of his family In
Cincinnati had contacted the
mother Of Howard Grant, the
brilliant young jockey who also
got his start here under Strib-
ling. Mrs. Grant. In turn. con-
tacted Strihling and told him
there was Q small boy who had
aspirations to ride.
Given Stable Chores
Stribling took Frank on and
sent him to his farm at Car.
rollton. Ohio. where it was
three months before he was
allowed to mount . horse. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Given Stable Chores

Stribling took Frank on and
sent him to his farm at Car
rollton. Ohio. where it was
three months before he was
allowed to mount q horse. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

9 %.:s S;,.,6,. 5 5Sb SSS 5SSS
xihey and Day: osskins and Allen.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22

Aunque suelO defender a las,
muJeres pOrque la mayoria
de las veces son las que sa.
len perdiendO en- los cOnfIic.
t0S amOrOsOs, aprOvechara la
OCCASION que me presta ell ha.
Der leIdO la carta anterior pa.
ra dcCir que muchas veces las
mujeres hipanas pecan de
una impetuOsidad que les trae
muchaS desgracias. Es frutO
del ambiente norteamericano.
Ven las muchachaS hispanas
que aquI las nOrteamericanas
nc toleran a sus espOsos la
menor Iibertad, que los in.
vestigan que estan dispues-
tas en- cualquier mOmento a
diVorciarse y elias, OIvidandO
que 81 bien viyen en- los Els.
tadOs UnidOs no son norte.
amerIcanas nj Sus esposos
tampOcO, imitan sus proceed.
mient0s que, pOr una u Otra
causa, estan en- complete de.
sacuerdO con la mentalidad
de nuestra raza. COncretamen.
tie: cuandO una mujer norte.
americana sOspecha que SUI
marido la engana. c0nfirma
suS sospechas por cuaIquier
medic -incluso acudiendo a
un detective privado- Y lie
plantea la question alberta.
mente. Una mujer hispana ha-
ra muy NAL en- prOceder de
esta fOrma pOrque ell descu.
brimientO no hara sino irri.
tar al espOsO y crear una ST.
tuaci0n verdaderamente insos.
tenible. Solo puede hacerse
una geStl0n como eSta GUAM
do Sc esta dispuesta a divor.
ciarse en- cincO minutes. Por
ESQ, creo que listed que tan
to quiere a SUI marido, seg1n
dice hizo muy NAL en- irse
tan decldida a yer a SUI SUI.
puesta amiguita. Descubri6
que Ell la engahaba y 81 mis-.
INC Sc 10 ha confirmado, pero
no estaba nj esta listed dis
puesta a divorciarse. Entonces
jque perseguia listed al rea-
Liar esa gesti6n? jEnterarse
~simplemente? ISatisfacer su
curiosidad? Pues bien: ahi tie.
ne ell resultdO. Enterada y TO.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
DELLA

Harfa listed nuy NAL. Guam.
do bulle ell deseo de vengan.
"a err un alma es porque esa
alma esta envenenada pOr la
passion. Una persona asi no
We claro y esta advocada a co.
meter un disparate. Dele us.
ted que ell tempo laponga en-
razon y piense luego sobre
las ppsibles soluciones que tie.
ne su problema. La mas sen.
ella y mejor es que vuelva
a enamOrar a SUI marido, 20.
niendo en- juego la. mas it'll
habilidad femenina, los mil
reeursos de que disponemos
las .mujeres para atraernos al
h0mbre que querem0s hacer
nuestro. NADIA de violencia,
NADIA de insultos, NADIA de
ameuazas. Esos sistemas no
arreglan, sine que avivan los
problemas. Diplomacia, suavi.
dad, femenidad, bondad, pa.
ciencia y un POGO de coque.
terra: esas son las armas con
que todas las mujeres del
mundo ganarOn todas sus ba.
tallas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
MANUAL De BELLEzA

Ia reina Nefetiti. Elias mismas
man debian mezclar los produc-
tospara lograr ell efecto deseado,
y por cierto que en- este sentido
estaban muy adelantadas.
Hoy la ciencia y la tecnica
aplicadas brindan I'm SECURE au-
xilio, poniendo al alcance de to-
dos productos adecuados a cada
necesidad.
Considerable su color los oios
Sc dividen en- dos grupos prin-
cipales: ojos claros: celestes y
CRISES, y dorados: verdes, cata.
nos y negros. De acuerdo con
este deben elegirse con sumo
cuidado las sombras, que Sc apli-
caran de dia especialmente y
tambien en- las reuniones noe.
turnas.
En- Ell primer case convienen
los tonos g~risaceos, bajo la luz
solar Sc aplicara un cosmetico
girls azulado claro sobre los par
pados, alargando ell ojo con un
lapiz del mismo tono. Para la
noche, en- Gambia, Sc preferi-
ra un color azul.
Los ojos verdes, casta1os o
negros requieren sombras girls
verbose o castano claro para
los parpados y lapiz negro para
sehalar ell horde de los ojos.
81 por las diversas ocupacio.
mes la vista debe permanecer
-(Pasa a la pag. y
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
CURIOSIDAD

Querida Amaranta: Hace al
rededor de un aho que como
ci a I'm muchacho con ell que
acabe de casarme hace dos
meses. Me habia 20 enterado
que Ell tenia otra novia logre
consegu1r la direction de la
muchacha y fui a hablar con
ella. Figurese cual sera mi
sorpresa al encontrar a mi ma
rido en- ell portal de la casa.
Con este motive tuvimos gran
DIES discusiones; 81 me trata
muy NAL y me dice que me
mdrche de SUI lado. Sin en-
barge 10 quiefo tanto que me
paso los dias y las noches llo-
rando. Mi mayor orgullo Sc
ria salir con el, que me viera
la gente a su lado. Pero el sa-
lie y entra cuando quiere y
no me hace ell menor case.
RAMONITA
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
!VAYA AMIGA!

Querida Amaranta: Soy una
muchacha de 10 amos, casada
con I'm joven de "a, desde
hace dos meses. Sin embargo,
apenas he tenido un instante
de tranquilidad porque tengo
una amiga que conoce a mi
marido y que presume de trail
cionar a las mujeres casadas.
Mi esposo trabaja fuera de
Miami y viene a VERNE I'm dia
a la semana. Ese dia, mi ami
ga viene tambien y observe
que tlirtean de una manera
descarada. En- vista de TODD
clio. he dicho a mi marido
que no me importa que mire
a las demas mujeres pero que
no puedo tolerar que 10 haga
en- presencia mia. Entretanto,
81 sc muestra muy despegado
de mi sin tener en- cuenta
ms sufrimientos. Mis- demas
amigos me ac~onsejan que 10
dele porque puedo encontrar
algo meior. 70 estoy dispues-
ia a cualquier cosa porque
siento Ia necesidad intima de
vengarme.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
GRACIOSA
DE

Ell celebre fil6sofo y poeta
Francisco Maria Arouet llama
do Voltaire refiere en- una de
sus cartas SUI primer viaje a
Alemania. Habiendosele mutt
lizado ell coche en- que viaiaba
en- lugar de esperar a que sc 10
repararan monte en- uno de los
caballejos I'm tanto esqueleticos
que iban uncidos al coche, Y
aunque no llevaba vestiduras
de montar siguio ash SUI CANT
no. A POGO andar lego a las
puertas de la ciudad fortified.
da, y ell centinela sobresaltado
ante esa fantastica figura YES
tida de pantalon corto, medals
de soda y zapatos con hebillas
de plata, lie pregunt6:
5Quien va?
Don quijote replied Vol.
taire.
Ell centinela sinti6se satisfe-
cho y 10 dejo pasar. Voltaire
anade en- su carta: "...y entire
en- la ciudad con csc nombre.."
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
De Aquf w.. De Ala.
LAS E~sTADIsTICAs

Disraeli, Ell spiritual politi
co y literato ingles, decia con
frecuencia: Hay tres classes de
mentiras: la ordinaria, ell per.
jurio y la estadistica".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22

do lie es a listed mucho mas
dificiI convivir ahora con SUI
maridO que antes. Els decir,
hubiera sido mas convenien.
te, para listed no hacer inves-
tigaciones, disimular, no ar
mar escandalos y tratar de
reconquistar a SUI marido 81
crefa listed que tai trabajo
merecia la pena. La situaci6n
ahOra Sc ha agravado porque
--(Pasa a la pag. q,
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
DE MINERALS

Las costumbres romanas ext
gian que las j6venes en- Ell mo-
mento de vestir por vez prime
"a antes de su union matrimo-
NAL la tInica de matrona, ofre-
cieran sus amados juguetes y
sus munecas a Venus o a los la
res paternales de los que iban
a separarse, pues habia llegado
la bora de ser formal y renun-
ciar a las bagatelas Por la, mis-
ma razon ell esposo, .antes de
entrar en- la mansion conyugal,
Sc ponia delante de la puerta
y a puhados arrojaba nueces
a los nihos en- demonstration de
que tambi6n 81 renunciaba a
las puerilidades.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
10 cUAL NO Es 10 MIsMO

Friedman Bach, hijo del in
mortal Juan Sebastian Bach,
era, como este musico. Pero por
SUI caracter ligero y vida lujosa
no lego a tener Ia fama de SUI
progenitor. I'm dia sus amigos
lie preguntaron 81 no tenia yer.
guenza de SUI conducta, aeon
sejandole que imitase al autor
de sus dias. Pero 81 contesto:
Entire mi padre y 20 hay
una gran diferencia: 20 escri-
DO mdsica para vivir, y mi pa
DIRE viva para escribir musica.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22

Antique, Adv.
EFacil de conducir
9-Federacion Socialista Ar
gentina. Inic.
12-Uno de los nombres de CT
beles
13-Arbo1 oleaginoso
14-Monarca
15-Matador de toros
17-De cierta orden religiosa
19-Nombre de mujer
21-Igualdad de nivel
22-Lecho
24-Estanques o aljibes
28-Doblega, vence
30-Unidad de fuerza
31-Percibi con ell olfato
32-Senor, Adv.
33-La unidad en- Seattle
35-Elemento electrolitico
37-Infusion
38-Agrupacion International
Estudiantil, Inic. S
40-Tratamiento ingles
42-Regi6n africana
44-Maromero
47-Nombre de mujer
48-Del verbo reir, Inv.
49-Especie de lampara
51-Estrellita mexicana
54-Acumulacion de riquezas
57-Quiera con amor
58-Dotan de armamentos
60-Cabeza de ganado
61-Suyos
62-De papel, por ejemlo
63-Nombre de mujer
v~ERTICALEs.
1-Articu1o, Adv.
2-Nuevo, forma combinada
3-Plataforma de papel
4-Del verbo dorar
5-Autor dramatico espafol
6-Ciento uno, en- numeros
romanos.
7-Nombre de varon
8-Sombrios
9-Envase de CRYSTAL
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
~C0MENTANDO
A BERNARD SHAW

Invita- listed a George Der.
nard Shaw a SUI casa -comen-
taba una de sus anfitrionas-
imaginando que ha de deleitar
a la reunion con SUI brillante
charla, pero antes de que US
ted pueda darse cuenta va lie
ha escogido escuela a su hijo,
lie ha redactado SUI testamento,
lie ha regulado la dieta y Sc ha
arrogado todos los privilegios
de SUI abogado, de su anna de
%llaves, de SUI parroco, de SUI no
dista y de SUI peinadora. Guam.
do termina de hacer 10 mismo
con todos los presentes, incita,
a los hijos de listed a la rebe-
lion, y cuando va no encuen-
ira NADIA mas en- que inmiscuir-
Sc Sc marcia y Sc olvida hasta
de como Sc llama listed.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
E L sERvIDOREs

Decia Kipling: Poseo seis fie-
les servidores que me ensenan
TODD 10 que Sc. Sc llaman "que",
"donde", "cuando', "por que''
Y "quien".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22

sentimental
Per A~maranta

Dirbanse las eOnsultas a BUzoE SENTIMENTAL. P. o. Box sss,
international Airport, Miami 4S, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
leetoras qe firmen sus cartas con un pseud6nimo o iniciales.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
DE BALTAsAR GRACIAN

81 una mujer atrae a los hon.
bres; tiene attractive sexual; 81
atrae a las mujeres, tiene esti-
10, y 81 atrae a TODD ell mundo,
tiene encanto".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
Ell CUIDADO
DE LOS OJOS

Un renombrado especia1ista
az belleza ha dicho que "tene-
mos ojos para yer, para con-
quistar y para veneer. Esta
afirmacion adquiere una i'm
portancia especial en- Ia mujer,
va que puede basar SUI attractive
en- los oios, de mirada suave o
vivaz, dulce o profunda, serena
o penetrante. Ellos Sc constitui-
ran asi en- Ell verdadero "espejo
de SUI alma, reflejando su per-
sonalidad y hacienda olvidar
otras imperfecciones del rostro.
Ante todo es necesario re-
eordar que en- la buena salud
reposa la belleza de los ojos.
Por clio debe vigilarse ell esta-
do genral del ORGANISING, ell fun
eionamiento del higado, combi-
mar las horas de trabajo con las
de reposo, respirar aire puro Y
elegir una dieta adecuada. Pc
70 tambien los ojos requieren
euidados especiales, sobre TODD
81 Sc lee mucho, 81 Sc realizan
labores con luz artificial o Sc
fila la vista en- la pantalla cine
matografica o de television.
Una receta clasica para des-
eongestionar los ojos son las
compresas frias, que pueden pr
pararse de la siguiente name
,ra:
100 gramos de aqua de rosas,
100 de aqua de manzanilla y
una pizca de borato de soda.
Ell viento, Ell polvo, la arena
y ell hume son enemigos de los
oios, porque los irritan y en-
algunos casos pueden provocar
conjuntiyitis. Por ESQ durante
las vaciones en- la playa, o en-
Ell campo es %aconseiable usar
a~nteojos que no solo ~protejan
contra elementos extrahos, sino
tambien contra la reverberacion
o la excesiva luz solar. Ademas
evitan la formation de peque--
mas srrugas alrededor de los
parpados motivadas por las cons
tantes contracciones.
Tampoco debe faltar en- ell
pequeno botiquin de viaje ell CO.
llrio liquido, que Sc aplica con
un cuenta-gotas y combate eff
cazmente la irritation. ;
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
poema oe hoy
"DEsPIERTo EN- TU BLANcURA"

En- la vieja casona de mi vida,
en- mi polvosa casa solariega,
til estas, como I'm arbusto de otros siglos
adornando ell portion de mis- ~triStezas.
iCuantoS suenos de luna en- tus pupilas!
3 iCuantas noches de amor en- tus ojeras!
Themes TODD Ell dolor del impossible
y no Sc en- mi inquietud de donde llegas;
eStoy preso en- la red de tus hechizos
ante los %cuales, mi ansiedad, deSpierta
en- tn blancura astral, como ell enigma
de una noche veStida de camelias.
ADOLFO LEON OSSORI
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
N@@Mz

ENSALADA "ALPINE"
2 latas de habichuelas tier.
mas.
2 latas de garbanzos
1 lata de guisaptes
l cebolla partida en- rodajas
Sc mezclan todos los ingre-
dientes en- I'm recipiente hon.
do. Sc lie pone sal de ajo, acct
te y vinagre y Sc mezcla bien.
Sc pone en- la refrigeradora y
Sc sirve fra.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
MANERAS DE AUMENTAR
SU BELLEZA

Desde tiempos antiques la mu-
Jer ma utilizado cosmeticos pa
"a realizar la belleza de los
oJos. Asi 10 prueban, entire otras,
las estatuas egipcias, de las que
sobresale Ia, riaenifica cabeza de
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-12
FriendsviIIe Physician
To Address Auditory

DR.. Pedro Rivera, now prac-
ticing physician in Friendsville,
will be the speaker at the next
meeting of the Loar Auxiliary of
the Garrett County Memorial hos
pital, to be held in the board room
at the hospital on Thursday eve
ming, February 10, at 100 O'Clock.
DR.. Rivera is a staff member of
the hospital. He was graduated
from the University of Puerto
Rico, the University School of
Pharmacy at Puerto Rico and the
School of Medicine of Puerto Rico,
the latter in 1857. He spent two
years in the U. S army as first
lieutenant and informed in the
Ohio Valley hospital in Wheeling,
w Va. He practiced briefly in
Puerto Rico before coming to
Friendsville.
Dr.. Rivera is married and has
two sons, ages two years and six
months.
Mrs. Webb Dewitt, president of
the auxiliary, will preside.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-12
Attempt Made To
Speed Mail Service

In an attempt to speed up mail
service, a new system was inaugu-
rated last Saturday which brings
mail to KeySer from Oakland by
automobile.
The new route is an extension
of the Swanton Star route and is
operated by Lloyd Turney. He
leaves Oakland with mail at $50
a. M, and usually returns around
8 o'clock. This enables Oakland pa
irons to get eastbound mail on
train No. a. at Keyser, and also
allows them to receive mail from
the east that is placed enroute
after train % leaves on its daily
schedule.
Postoffice officials said the
change was made particularly in
an effort to speed up parcel post
deliveries. The change delays the
rural route carriers by as much as
thirty minutes, but allows them to
deliver some mail at least one day
earlier than would have otherwise
been the case.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-12
Benefit Ball Games
To Boost Heart Fund

Two benefit basketball games
have been arranged for next Tues
day evening at Southern High
school gymnasium in an effort to
boost the heart fund campaign
total.
Starring in the preliminary game
will be former high school stars
from the Oakland Rotary club and
the Oakland-Mt. Lake Park Lions
club. The second game will be a
return engagement between South
ern High and Alumni.
The preliminary game will start
at 1880 o'clock and on display for
this encounter will be John II.
Wolf, Howard White, Gerald Min
Mich, Aza Stanton, William Hesen,
John Sharps and others, of the
Oakland Rotary club; Henry w.
McComas, Bob Stcmplc, Bob Stan
ton. Robert Lohr, Ken Johns, Har-
old c. Ashby, Dick Travis, Howard
Naylor, Blue Marucci, DR.. II. r.
Gibson and Richard Wclch, for
the Lions club.
There will be entertainment at
intermiSSion. Admission for both
games will be IS and so cents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-12
Bills introduced

Among the bills introduced in
the Maryland Legislature during
the past week were the following:
S. B. 220, by Gondcr-To pro-
vide change in bond requirements
for Garrett county livestock auc-
lions.
SB 221, by Gondcr-to enable
unclassified State employees to
take promotional examinations for
classified positions and be tempo
rarily appointed to them"
Bills Enacted
II. B. II, by Howard and Gar
rett Observation-Disclosures women
to serve on juries in Howard,
Garrett and Worchester counties.
Amendments we're concurrcd in
prior to enactment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-12
Route PIG Crash
Involves Three Cars

Four persons escaped injury
Thursday afternoon of last week
in an accident involving three cars,
one of which overturned.
Involved were automobiles
driven by Mrs. Fred Glotfelty, JEFF
ferson Lohr and William George.
The collision occurred about 5:45
near the Fred Glotfelty farm north
of Oakland as the George vehicle
started to pass the two cars in
front of him. AS he drew abreast
of the Lohr car, it attempted to
pass Mrs. GlofeItys automobile,
which was first in the procession.
In so doing, Lohr struck Georges
car, forcing it from the road;
struck Mrs. Glotfelty's vehicle and
then ran off the right side of the
road, overturning. Neither Lohr
nor a passenger. Edward Glotfelty,
were injured. The other two driv-
ers were alone.
Lohr, who was charged by Tic.
Robert Henline of improper pass
ing, was found guilty Saturday
morning at a hearing before Trial
Magistrate Boyd Sanders, Sr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-12
PIT. A. Program Outlined

The program for the Southern
High school PIT. A. meeting to
be held on Monday evening, Feb
ruary 16, was outlined at meet
ing of the executive board held
on Monday evening.
The meeting will start at 7:15 p.
m, with teachers in their home
rooms for conference with parents.
The general meeting will start
at SIS with Albert Ringer and
Kenneth Johns in charge. The
topic is Parents and Teachers
Are Partners"
Parents may discuss their prob
lens of their children at any
time with calling for an appoint
ment with the teachers.
1t was announced there are PIG
paid members and that the sup
port of the remaining parents was
needed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-12
Student Accepts
Red House Passionate

Luther Seibert, senior student at
Gettysburg Seminary, has accepted
the invitation to become pastor of
St. Johns Lutheran church at Red
House. The Red House parish has
been vacant since the resignation
of the Rev William A. Rem over
year ago.
Mr.. Seibert will be graduated
from the Seminary the latter part
of May and will assume full time
duties at Red House the first of
June.
A native of Chicago, Mr. Scibert
is about 26 years of age and has a
twin brother, also studying for the
ministry at Gettysburg. He was
married in recent months.
He plans to come to Red House
for regular services one Sunday in
each month until his graduation.
He spent last Saturday with the
church council and with other
members of the congregation and
had charge of the service last Sun
day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-12
National Guard To
Get Use of Tanks

AS a means of increasing the
defensive power and striking force
of the nations military establish
ment the Defense Department is
planning a reorganization and re-
alignment of many military units,
including the Maryland National
Guard.
This means the 29th division is
being modernized in a pentomic
division. Three of the battle groups
will be in Maryland and two in
Virginia. At the local area level
no major changes in command are
anticipated but there will be
changes in unit personnel and
equipment.
One battle group is assigned to
Western Maryland including Oak
land. There will be one company
at Oakland as at present. Each tank
company is to receive II medium
tanks. known as MAS. Each weighs
about $4,000 pounds and mounts
80 nm. gun in addition to other
armament.
There will be II tanks stationed
at Oakland. The personnel of each
tank company is designed to in
clude five officers and 81 enlisted
men.