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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

pan being careful not 20 cat all
the way through spread with APP
rect jam then fold carefully from
handle Go opposite side and serve
on hot platter pus, with confec
toners sugar Makes servingsl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

nA'h'""n baS student OF the 81
TAU school Of Associated ArtA
Mr. oilchrst. son of Mr. and
Mrs Riley n Gnchnst sr, Of saAa
SECOND Az g. Minneapolis, Il a
graduate OF Minneapolis Central
iIlgh school and II currently EN-.
ployed In Minneapolis
No date has been set for the
wedding
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

meth Edwards, Dennis Sims and
jesse Miller president Mines. Mae
DAVIS Irma Bowies, Jessie shep-
ard and Mr. Harvey Moss were
guests 90 the hostess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

by susceptible
the Mkoyan charm woggebran politicians labor
leaders people dned him
comrad Mkoyan was thrust down the threats OF Americans with
commercials the merits Of headache pills stomach rem
edes and purgatives
The assumption Americans win bus anything
II II is paclaged enough pubhcged wraprngs
that Americans stupid lot We may often
and dangerously Of how near we
are to the edge but we are NOT stupid
What all the screaming about
Cuba The original idea Of execution OF war criminals uneons
uonai incidentally President Franklin n
the Of the hanging Of the German
criminals, said N a speech;
81 question whether hanging despite
ab win discourage the
making aggressive aggressive
he expects 10 win spirit
vengeance hanging the ~
convicted men win be a blot
long regret"
also prevent may stained by
when nation defeated b, eonhn
Of decide that President
state Secretary Of Defense and dedicated battle leaders
ware criminals.
post passed faco
which makes guilty or something which wasn't a
passedsuch military man oheyng the
Of his tho when Cuban military men obcyd
he ders o. Batista generals
Senator Kennedy "Pones that
opinions least privately by goody number
1915 and by substantial number Of Americans today
the Castro executions Cuba at the time
this country fawnng man whose government has
ruthcasy puged behind the
realistically condemn Castro while pamper Anko
yan2
NOTE TO SENATOR HUBERT II HUMPHREY Don't worry my
friend II YOU don't make Il to the white House in 1860 Every Fes
elected cycle has died in
jnx years william Henry
and followed through without exception since 1850 1850 1900
and 1870 1860 anybody'
OF course tho senator regular n buster
He dead end ink associated with the Minneapolis Mayors
job. didn't be7
The duration Of tho sammy short
predicted BY marital really
Reports along
grapevine that the eM Davis ten o those expose
magazines would love 20 get into print
switchboard at In
was lighted up like Rockefeller Plaza Christmas sunday
following Iuniess
PM IIuney end Of the program.
little unexpected edor,ing suggested that militant
leadership withdraw battle do~egcgstion
ported $50 calls received following the broadcast on Is Of which
with the IIuntey stand.
opinion
overly Negro leaders
would quiet the effect
other side
Mayor Of Atlanta surprisingly denounced
doping they
ed man
proving
81 higots
The distinguished editor and publisher newspaper
dieting some rndage After reading run.
down of that caioncaden
the mdr Add
banquet circuit! one public
retained IT'S eating dining
for Of The banque he forced
at The speakers table he would pretend Actually
just pushing his food plate appearance
Most banquet food lnnereny prepared
day sight green peas
they banqae, force dn in
years past have been % banquet
menu
Ugh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

Kathleen 60 Mr.
Riley N Gilchrist
W OF Minnoapo-
lis
MISS Day n
1907 iobutante,
ia n graduate Of
Sc Paul Central
High school and
IL presently "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Twilight Social Club The Twilight Social club viii meet
February Il with Mr. and Mrs Joseph Arlington 3ils Third
Az as hosts Mr. and Mrs George Williams 23O6 22nd Az
s were hosts at the January meeting
New Playmate It's playmate aud brother Tor oraee
Renee Law five old and her baby sister Cher Lynn lq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

This casserole will brino repeat orders
Cream Chicken Casserole Rice Almondine
Buttered Broccoli Western Salad
Lemon Meringue Pie
Cream Chicken Casserole
fryers cut in serving n cup shortening
pieces l cup chopped onion
q cup -four l tablespoon chopped
1h tablespoons paprika pimiento
2 teaspoons salt 1 cup light cream
"a teaspoon pepper / cup boulIon
"a teaspoon thyme "a cup lemon Juice
Put -four. paprika. SALT pepper thyme and dill seeds
in paper bag Coat chicken few pieces at time in flour
Remove and brown chopped onions lightly Add pmiento
and stir in the remainder Of the seasoned -four Stir in
blending well Stir in the bouilon and lemon Juice
Place chicken in casserole and Cover
and bake in slow 325 degrees for so to so minutes
Makes 10 servings.
MONDAY
Broied Ham Sweet Potatoes
Asparagus Spicy Fruit Salad
Cup Cakes
Spicy Fruit Salad
Ia cups apricot tablespoons vinegar
fruit nectar 1 cup diced apple or
6 whole cloves seedess grapes
stick cinnamon / cup diced fresh
2 tablespoons canned pears
! envelope plain gelatin "a cup diced celery
Simmer nectar with spices and sugar for to minutes
Soften gelatin in cold water and dissolve in hot nectar
Remove spice Blend in vinegar Cool until slightly thick
until firm. Unmod salad and with desired
dressing Six servings,
TUESDAY
zucchtnt Buttered Carrots
Rhubdrb Dessert Coffee
Rhubarb Dessert
Cover bottom of buttered baking dish with rhubarb
cut in 1nch pieces Sprinkle generously with then
with buttered bread crumbs to which has been added
alternate layers to fill DISH finishing with crumbs Dot with
small pieces of butter Cover and bake in 375degree
for about 40 minutes or until rhubarb tender and Juice
has penetrated crumbs. Serve hot with whipped cream
or vanilla ice cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
3Ah WHAT'S
- COOKING

FRIDAY
Baked Fish Fiilets Baked Potatoes
Green Beans Spiced Peaches
Orange Coconut Taptocd
Baked Fish FiIlets
/ tablespoon instant Salt and pepper
minced onion Dried dill
I tablespoon water / tablespoon butter
u cup ripe olives or margarine
4 hllets Of sole cup grated cheese
Combine instant onion and water and let stand few
minutes Cut olives in small wedges Season es with salt
pepper and dill Sprinkle onion and olives fish, Roll
les with onion and olives inside and place in shallow
CREASED baking DISH Dot with butter Bake in moderate
1850 degrees) Is minutes Sprinkle cheese fish
and bake minutes longer Serve at -Four servings
SATURDAY
Baked Beans and Frdnkfurters
Broipn Bread Cabbage Slap
Frosted Ginger Cookies Tea
Frosted Ginger Cookies
stick whipped margarine cups -four
n cup sugar "a teaspoon soda
u cup molasses "a teaspoon ginger
egg. beaten Dash Of salt
Cream margarine and sugar. Blend in molasses and
egg. Add flour sfed with soda, ginger and salt and mix
well Chill Roll thin cut with 3x2-inch cutter. Place
on creased baking sheet and moderate 375
degrees to 10 minutes Cool and frost with confeconers
icing. Makes four dozen cookies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

Pineapple Tcebor Cake
Paradise Variety Salad
Arrange canned Bartlett pear halves bed Of salad
greens and make all Of these variations Fill canned
purple pms with cheese and place in center of pear
Arrange canned peach slices around pear garnish with
maraschino cherry. Fill canned pear center with creamed
cheese and garnsh with pimiento sprinkle with toasted
almonds. Fill center with frozen bueberries
Arrange canned sweet cherries around pear half Serve
with desired dressing
THURSDAY
Ltuer and Bacon flashed Brown Potatoes
ScdAoped Tomatoes Lima Beans
Brownies Ia Mode
ScallOped Tomatoes
cups bread cubes / large onion cut fine
tablespoons fat tablespoons sugar
can C242 cups tomatoes u teaspoon salt
! cup diced celery Dash of pepper
Brown and crisp in the bread cubes and fat
Combine tomatoes celery. onion sugar. salt and pepper
Add bread cubes and turn mixture large creased cas-
seToe Bake in S75dgree for As minutes Six servings
For variation add "a grated chess and make this
main-courss dish. BY "VL"
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
o P o R T III !

i o P o R NIDADi
Duplex 2 dormitorfos cada lsdo.
Cocinas equipadas. S95 al mes AZ.
Casa toda amueblada. 2 dormitorios
muy amplios. FACILIDADES PAGOS
8 unidades nuevas recientemente
amuebladas. 2 minutes de FlagIer
iVealasi Use HABLA ESPANOL0
pregHnte por Ramos
WILLIE ABRAMSKY, Realtor
1907 S.W. 9th Ave. HI 1881
1914 81 Nv.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
N cLAsIFIcADos
PERSONALS

SIS A $500
Solo con su firma. Sin Investigation.
Traiga inteprete. Mr.. Day. FIR 1887
(7816) Q
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
MADAM MARIA
Curandera Adivinadora
3-EscUELAs

Demonstration Gratis. Ingles
Conversational, 10-9 Mr.. Baer( Uni
versfdad California; 1927 N. E. 1 St.
Pacific Bldg.)
(823Q 3
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
3T-VENTAs cAsAs
S. W..


PoR DUENO
BRICKELL=CERCA A TODD
Casa CHS. Sin muebles, 2
dormitorios, l bano. Salon
Florida. Garaje cerrado,. con
ventilador en- ell atico. Gale
faction. venetian Blinds.
Lavadora. Refrigerator. Coci.
ma Lote grande. Arboles fru-
tales.
PRECIO $4,000
BAJo PAGO INICIAL
Lamar FIR 3-18l3 8 NE 5-O4O2
tS413l 81 S. W..
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
S. E..

2io0 BRICKELL AVE, 4 dormitorios,
8 baios, $3.50 0 precio total. $4,000
page inicial. sINAK REALTY.
HI 1884.
(8326) 81 S. z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

MIAMI BEACH. FLA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
kewAgreementC Cuts
GioboI TroveI Cost

freighter Explorer. bound for
Calcutta. reported one Of It's
crew members seriously Ill and
In need OF medical care, and
requested the Parthia TO take
him aboard. The Parthia al
tered course and after steam
Ing for two hours came along
side the Explorer.
The crew member, Domingo
Inglesias. believed suffering
from pneumonia, was trans
ferred in one Of the Parthia's
boats. The Parthia arrived in
New York 8 hours and IS min
utes behind schedule.
The Ocean Monarch of Fur
ness Lines will be completely
aforementioned when she re-
sumes service from New York
to Bermuda on November 81.
Holland-America Line last
week showed OF its pride and
Joy. the lines new session
flagship Rotterdam. The Rot
terdam adds something new to
the seas skyline-her SUPER
structure includes none Of the
traditional stacks. On her
maiden voyage. the ship
brought Her Royal Highness
Princess Beatrix. heir presump-
tive to the throne Of The
Netherlands. here at the invi-
tation of the Hudson Cham
plain Celebration Commission,
After discharging her passen-
gers at Hoboken, N. j., the Rot
terdam moved to new Pier 40
for o week Of functions.
The Norwegian American
Lines Bergensfjord will make
q special l3-day West Indies
cruise from Port Everglades,
Fla. November !. The timer
airy includes Kingston, Cristo-
bal, La Gauira, Willemstad,
San Juan, st. Thomas and
Nassau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

An air-sea agreement de-
MEned to save couples from
94O0 up on trips around the
world has been signed by Amer
ican President Lines and Pan
American World Always.
Under the agreement, API
will take passengers between
California and Hawaii to Orient
ports. The traveller will 60 the
Under the agreement APL
world by air.
rest Of the way around the
traveller making an around the
world trip by both air and
surface transportation needed
to pay the one-way fare. The
pact gives round-trip fare adj
vantages, q discount amount
IN to about 10 per cent Of the
total fare.
Passengers aboard the Gu
nard Lines Parthia! bound for
New York from Liverpool. had
q chance to witness q dramatic
event at sea in the transfer OF
q seriously III man from 9
freighter.
The American Export Lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
One More Trcvel
Nuisance Gone

The United States has signed
an agreement with New zea-
land for reciprocal use Of driv-
Ing permits.
Motorists from the United
States can now drive in New
Zealand by using their cur
rent home permit. and New
zealanders can drive here with
their home permits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
EYE-LEYEL TV
PLANNED FOR
ROOM SERVICE

Figuring that guests
want all the comforts Of
home, New York City's
Hotel Edison is bringing
television UP to the level
Of room service tables.
The hosiery is installing
special Tv tables which
will make more convenient
the watching Of programs
while eating from high
room service tables.
The special tables also
will have compartments for
cigarettes. cigars. matches,
Ice, liquor, beer and pro-
gram schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
New Mexico Gets
Ghost Museum

The Ghost Ranch Museum. a
$4,000 project spanning mil
lions Of years Of natural his
tory. has opened in Northern
New Mexico.
The museum, q gift Of the
Charles Lathrop Pack Forestry
Foundation. Is 80 miles north
Of Espanola. N. Mex. along
U. s. Highway "a.
The Ghost Ranch Museum
displays exhibits ranging from
early geological periods,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
POINTS OF INTEREST
Music, Art, Drama
Draw Dallas Visitors

TExAS-Record crowds are
expected in Dallas for the Ave.
week, civic sponsored Dallas
Fall Festival Of Music. Art and
Drama october % through
November 80. Among those on
the schedule are opera stars
Maria Callas and Ettore Bas-
tianini, symphony conductor
and composer Heitor Villa
Lobos. actors Albert Decker
and Hal March, concert artists
Robert Casadesus, Jaime La
redo and E. Porter Biggs. and
singers Lisa Kirk and Jean
Fem. Exhibits include arts and
crafts, antique shows. a flower
show, a Jewel collection and q
home tour.
So AA
VIRGINIA - Colonial VIII
liamsburg presents q pair Of
18th century plays at 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
New Cities

Hertz international has
added rental car service TO i've
cities in England and North
ern Ireland Birmingham,
Brighton. Derby and Southend-
on-Sea in England. and Belfast.
capital Of Northern Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
New Tourist Spot

A plan to develop Roqueta.
a jungle island In Acapulco
Bay. Mexico, as q new attrac-
ton for tourists, is under con-
sideration. according to Aero
naves de Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
AIR FARE
TWA Plans
JetService
OnAtIuntic

Trans World Airlines will
begin transatlantic Jet service
November % with the biggest
Of the Boeing TOT aircraft-the
tntercontinental.
The plane for the inaugural
will carry 1874 passengers-32
in first class and 1o2 in economy
class seating. It will be able to
operate fully loaded nonstop
both eastbound and westbound
across the Atlantic.
Nonstop flights are being
scheduled between New York
and London and between New
York and Paris. The London
flights will continue to Frank
furt and the Paris flights to
Rome. The TOT intercon-
tinental can carry up to 1S9
passengers in al economy class
seating.
American Airlines has added
another Electra flight to its
Washington-Dalla service. The
new fight leaves here ct S:45
pm. and arrives in Dallas ct
tao pm. according to Herbert
d. Ford, district sales manager.
The return flight leaves Dallas
ct $40 am. and Ia due ct Ma
tional Airport ut ass pm.
National Airlines has set up
q swift ticket" system in the
New York area. It cuts down
the information to be recorded
on the passengers ticket en-
velope to Just the departure
gate number. Destination and
luggage weight were recorded
before.
National passengers arriving
at Idlewild or Newark airports
may now have the return part
Of their tickets validated in
advance, to eliminate the need
for reconflrming. National also
has reduced airport ticketing
time limits from an hour to q
half hour.
-
Allegheny Airlines set its all
time daily trafic record Sep
TENDER { with 2,430 passengers.
Japanese drivers are reaping
O unique harvest Of the jet age.
Cans Of gasoline are being
spotted around Tokyo by Brit
ish Overseas Always Corp. The
cans bear labels reading:
Please help yourselves. This
gasoline is surplus to BOAC's
requirements. We now have
o feet Of Jet airliners which
operate on kerosene. Fly BOAC
the most experienced Jet air
line In the world.
Lufthansa German Airlines
on November / will drop Paris,
Shannon and Manchester from
its routes. and on the same day
add Karachi. Calcutta and
Bangkok. Lulthansa said the
three cities are being dropped
to dieter utilize the equipment
Lufthansa now has and to pre-
pare for the nonstop Jet serv-
Ice to Germany to be inaugu-
rated in early 1880"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

Friday-"The Guardian" and
THE Cheats Of Scapin"-both
In the Auditorium.
80 Ah
RHODE ISLAND-The Gov
entry Lions Club has scheduled
its annual chicken barbecue at
Anderson Brothers Poultry
Farm on Harkney Hill road,
Coventry, on october 3. The
next day the Cumberland
Beagle Club holds It's all-day
pheasant shoot on sneech
Pond road. at Diamond Hill.
CALIFORNIA - Anaheim,
home Of 'Disneyland. holds ia
36th annual Halloween Festi-
val October 81. A calliope brings
out citizens in costumes to an
outdoor breakfast. The cos
tunes are worn at business
during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

through the era Of dinosaurs
and down to the plant and
animal life Of the present era,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
"A ALL THE WAY
FROM WASHINGTON TO HAWI

Leave Washington at 5:35 p M.-arrive
In Hawaii the same evening!
You cross the continent and halt an ocean
at speeds up to 600 mph. Fly American
Airines 7o7 Jet Flagship to California,
then on to Hawaii aboard Pan American
Intercontinenta Jet Clipper.
Take advantage Of special Jet-to-Hawaii
tours: 6 days and up; from $40 includ.
ing air fare-or only s54 down.
pAA Trods Marx, Reg u S. Poi. OF.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26
Union Official Is
Injured in Assault

Boyd &. PAXTON. a former union
official for the Textile Workers at
Cumberland. and a native of Mt.
Lake Park, was knocked uncon-
scioQs on Tuesday in an incident
cf violence that has marked a
strike at North Carolina cotton
mill plant
PAXTON now resides at Charlotte,
n. c., and is a director Of the Tex
Tile Workers Union. He was found
unconscious in his motel quarters
aud authorities surmise he was
struck on the head with a pop
bottle after being called to the
door Of his quarters shortly after
midnight.
Unidentified persons then
dragged Payton from his motel
room and beat him savagely with
a soft drink bottle. Payton suf-
fered serious head injuries and
was left unconscious in a pool of
blood. His condition was reported
as satisfactory
Payton was graduated from Oak
land High school in the 1920's.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26
Officials Arrange
Regional Contests

Southern High Highlanders,
class A representative from Gar
rett county in the district tourna-
mcnt, will meet North Highs Hubs
of Hagerstown in a first round
match at $50 O'Clock Friday,
March 6.
Northern High schools Huskies,
class B representatives. will tangle
with Valley High school of Iona
coming at 8 O'Clock.
The drawings were arranged at
a meeting Saturday in Hancock by
coaches and tournament repre-
sentatives.
The district playoffs will be held
IN HagerstoWn this year.
Brunswick and Boonsboro will
clash in a class B" battle at $50
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26

Dave Beck, eX-president of Team
sters' Union, was found guilty of
tax evasion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26
Commissioner Duties
Outlined at Meeting

Duties and responsibilities of
the county commissioners were
outlined 10 members of the Demo-
cratic Womcns club Tuesday eve
ming by two members of the board
and their attorney.
Present at the dinner meeting
at the William-Jame hotel were
Ezra Garlotts and Fred Glotfelty,
commissioners: Stuart F. Hamill,
Jr.. attorney, and approximately as
members of the club and guests.
The third commissioner, Carl
Schell. was unable to attend
Mr. Garletts said the two Demo
cratic and one Republican member
of the board were working in per
feet harmony" to further the cOun-
TVS interests and saw no friction
in the boards function due to split
party affiliation. This is the first
time in a number of years that the
board has not been composed en-
tirely Of Republicans.
Mr. Hamill later explained the
recently enacted act which permits
women to serve on juries, and add.
ed that this further increases the
I commissioners problems in that
it would be necessary to provide
additional toilet facilities in the
/ jury room, for which there is nc
additional space
Mrs. Louise Seggie, Accident. &C.
companied her children, Susan anc
George, in a program Of singine
and dancing which concluded tho
meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26
With Our Men
In The Service

Marine Pfc. Kester f. Lowers,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. V. Lowers Of
Route l, Swanton, and Pfc. viii
liam E. Bray, son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Kenneth Bray, Of Shallmar, took
part in the 18th anniversary cele-
bration of the 2nd Marine Divi-
sion. Feb. 2, Camp Lejeune, N. C.
Formed in San Diego, Calf.
Feb. l. 1941, the Division, during
the week, held day-lOng activities
highlighted with full scale
parade and special meals in the
mcsshall.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26
Auxiliary Contributors
Are Listed At Meeting

Contributors to the Memorial
fund of the Loar Auxiliary were
announced last Thursday AT a
meeting in the board room of the
hospital.
They included Mrs. Emroy Bold
en-, Mrs. Arthur Naylor, Jr, Wom-
ems auxiliary of St Matthews
church; medical staff Of hospital;
Mrs. Cecil Smith, Dr.. and Mrs. F..
/. Baumgartner, Order of Eastern
Star, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c..
Reckard S. ToTnshend Naylcr,
Mrs. Newton Coplin, Mrs. Ohio
Friend, Miss Catherine ODonnell,
Mrs. Hugh Echard, Mrs II. c.
Leighton, Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty
Mrs. w. j. Ritchey, Mrs. H. A.
Lewis. Mrs. Earl Roth, Henry Nc
Comas, Mrs. Beural Casteel, Mrs
Jesse FraZee. Mrs. Edward Kahl,
Mrs Scott Shirer Mrs David
Morgan, Mrs. James Hclbig. De
Corsey Bolden. Fifty-siX individu-
ais and organizations have contrib
uted.
To date S572.50 has been receiv-
ed. With the money the following
has been purchased for the hos
pital: incubator for the laboratory
$3.50; gastroevacuator, S155. The
auxiliary has agreed to purchase
a television set for the floor solari-
UNI, to cost S25490.
1t was announced by Mrs. w
j. Rtchey who presided at the
meeting, that the Ways and Means
committee has stationery with a
picture of the hospital on the front
for sale at 81 a box Mrs. Hugh
Echard is chairman of this COM
mittee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26

Blake, 10, both New Martinsville,
W. Va.
Ellis Wcese Stewart. Jr., 80, glass
workel. and Mary Carolyn Wolfe
So. both Clarksburg W. Va.
Wayne Samuel Sanders, "a, no
occupation and Shirley May Cas-
leila. II, parents consenU both
near MorgantoWn w. Va.
David Earl Frost, %, student and
Eaiheleen Clara PAUL, 10, bo,h
Pittsburgh. Pa.
William Dennis Garner, 80, me-
chanic. and Mary Magdelene Skin
ncr. 81, both Morganlown, W. Va.
Russell Everett Christopher, p,
stamper, and Yvonne ROsemaric
FapPas, IS, both Brownsville, Pa
Floyd James Knox. "a, electrician,
NindeX, Md, and Bernadine Lula
driver. Usage, W va, and Margaret
Jean Keener, %. Morgantown, w.
Va.
Harold Richard Logsdon, 81,
trucker, near Wcsternport, Md, and
Leona irene Baker, 81, Piedmont,
w. Va.
James Junior Luzader, 33, cab
Baker 10, Keyser. w. Va.
Roy Ellis Hawkins. is. parents
consent u S. air force, and Doris
Jean Walters, 10. both near Fair
mont w. Va.