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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-11

eternal life If we forsake our
sins and confess them in Cody
sorrow, God will orgive us our
sins and cleanse us from all
unrighteousness and save us
from the wrath of eternal con-
sequences.
The hope of the world is
Jesus, as it has always been. is
now, and shall be forever so
long as God lives. God never
turns His back on man. Man
turns his back to God, who is
Light and he goes from him,
first walking in his own shadow
and then on and on in the
darkness which absorbs his
shadow in the He'll of nihgt!
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-11

May every Christian man or
woman, boy or girl, whose eyes
are open to the seriousness of
world cnditins fall Own upon
his knees and seek Divine
Guidance as to how yiW can
begt be an instrument in the
hands of God with power for
this hour of tremendous need.
Awake to the seriousness of the
need for the power of the Cos
pei for such a time as this.
Awake to the part you can play
on the stage Of time, and play
your part well.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-11

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Teachers To Attend
Skinner School Sessions

Thirteen teachers from Northern
High School plan to attend sum-
mer school or summer workshops.
Teachers planning to attend
summer schools are Rosamond Pa
vorc, Franklin and Marshall Col
lege, Lancaster, Pa; Jean Grose,
West Virginia University, Morgan
town: Kenneth B. Keplinger, Uni
versity of Md. College Park;
Charles Strauss, University of Mis-
souri,, Columbia, Mo. Justin A
Riggs, Frostburg State Teachers
College Frostburg; Paul Muha,
Darrell Malone. Denver Mitchell
Fannabel Williams. Melvin r
Schwing. West Virginia Univer-
sity. Morgantown.
Teachers planning to attend
workshops are: Lawrence Faith
Lucille Sines. and John Reckner
all University OF Maryland Col
legc Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Students To Preach Sunday
At Sand Flat Church

Students from Zion Bible Insti-
tutc, Providence, R. l., will be
preaching this Sunday, June IA, at
the Sand Flat Assembly Of God
Church, according to the pastor,
Irwin G. Steiding.
Miss Emma Filsinger, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Filsinger,
Deer Park, will deliver the mess
age at the II a. m. service. Miss
Filsinger has successfully com
pleted one year of studies at the
Institute in Rhode Island.
AT the evening service, beginning
at p m CDST), Miss Joy Hamill,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hamill, Deer Park will deliver the
evangelistic message. Miss Hamill
has completed two years at Zion
Bible Institute, in Rhode Island.
Rev. Steiding extends an invita-
ton to the public to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
To Leave For PhiImont

Members of Explorer Post 81
of Oakland who are going to Phil
mont ranch in New Mexico this
summer, and their parents, met
last night for a briefing session at
Potomac State college in Keyser
Henry Lowry, OF Cumberland
Philmont chairman, had charge
Willis V. Smith, scout executive
Potomac Council, outlined the pro
gram
The group will leave Cumber-
land Friday evening, June %, al
Is o'clock by Baltimore and Ohio
to Chicago, and the Santa Fc, west
ward. They will stop briefly al
LaJunta, Colorado, to visit the
Kosharc Indian reservation. They
will visit Pixies Peak on their re-
turn journey, returning by way OF
Kansas City.
Boys from Post 81 making the
trip will be Tom Forman, Buz Up
dyke and Porter WEIGH. The Poto-
mac Council quota is 10 and eight
boys have signed. Two more are
needed to fill the quota.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Visit Enchanted Forest

Cub scouts of Oakland's pack
visited the Enchanted Forest in
Baltimore on Tuesday They left
Oakland about o'clock and re-
turned about 7:45 p. IN.
They spent some five hours in
the forest, eating lunch at the
Robin Hood barn. AT LaVale they
had supper and then returned
home. Drivers were Eugene Finn
and Mrs. Frank Mcdaniel.
Cub scouts making the trip in
Guided Tommy Smith, Mike Nay
Tor. Paul Frantz Butch Finn, Ron
ny and Les Mcdaniel Sharon
Finn also accompanied them Ron
ny and Les Mcdaniel remained in
Alexandria, Va. for visit of about
two weeks with their uncle and
aunt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
To Appear On TeIeyision

A group OF students of the Clara
ANA Dance studio in Oakland will
appear in Broadway Fantasy"
on Sunday, June IA. at 6 o'clock
DIST, over WBOY, channel II,
Ciarksburg. it was announced.
Students appearing on the pro
gram will be Wendy Wooters. Bob
by Ault. Ann Gibson. Tom Smith,
Carol Lawton. Mike Hoye. Connie
Kay Dixon, Fred Field Barbara
Fcyman. Larry Iden, Stanya Snyder,
Gary Iden. Meg Highlander, Todd
Schaible, Joyce HENDERSON, John
Sharps, Meredith Elliott, Eddie
HENDERSON, Lynn Malone, Bev-
erly Liston, Tom Ryan, Diane Fike,
Stuart Hamill III, Leslie limbaugh
and Mike Naylor
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Plan Typing Course
At Southern High

A beginning typing class viii
get underway al Southern High
School, Monday. June Is, Kenneth
Johns, principal announced today.
The course VII be taught by
DeNoal Dean, chairman of The
Commercial Department at the
local school. Glasses viii begin at
500 and finish at 1890. Length OF
the term will be four weeks.
Mr. Johns indicated that there
was still room for a few additional
students. Cost Of the course is
$500 Mr. Johns also indicated that
this was an excellent opportunity
for students who are unable to fit
tipping into their regular program.
Students in any grades in the local
school may attend
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Attendance Good
AT Southern / high

Slightly more than 81 of South
erns total enrolment completed
the past school year with a perfect
attendance record.
In figures released this week by
the principal. W. Kenneth Johns,
eighty nine students out of the
1899 pupils enrolled at the conclu-
sion of the year had not missed a
single day of school during the
year.
Bonnie Nally, a member of the
class of 1859, was awarded special
recognition for having not missed
day Of school in eight years
Three other members of the
graduating class reported perfect
attendance over a five year period
They were Jean Beachy. Catherine
Rodeheaver and Kenneth Nitz
Vonda Cummings recorded perfect
attendance for four years.
Southern's overall attendance re.
port for the year showed a final
average of 94.3o, Even though thi>
figure fell short Of The goal Of 95e.
set by school officials. MI. John,
indicated satisfaction Of The report
He pointed cut that in addition Il
the eighty-nine pelfec, attendance
records, 297 boys and girls haC
maintained regular attendance. Tht
latter is defined as having missed
! five days or less during The year
Mr.. Johns indicated that a study
would be made this summer O
those students who had excessive
days Of absence this past year liz
said that a definite program t.
improve attendance for the mex
school year would be submitted tc
the teaching staff in the fall.
The ninth grade showed the bcs
attendance record with tWantl
students reporting perfect attend
anee. Tenth grade won seconc
place with seventeen perfect at
Tendance records.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Seven Births Occur

Seven births occurred at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
in Oakland during the past week,
six boys and one girl.
On the 4th a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Odus Henline, Horse Shoe Run, w.
Va.
On the 5th a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs Robert johnson, Oakland;
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ben
nett, Bayard, w. Va
On the 9Th a son to Mr. and Mrs
Troy r. Gnegy Oakland.
On the 18th a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Gallagher, Hutton.
On the 9Th a son to Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Richie, Oakland.
on the 9Th a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Sislor Fricndsville
During the week the hospital adj
mitted 81 patients and discharged
60 Census this morning was 40.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
40 on Final Honor
Roll at Northern

One hundred ten students at
Northern High school were place
on the fourth quarter honor roll,
it was announced by Paul Muha,
principal.
TO be placed on the Honor Roll
a student must nave all AS, all
BIS or a combination during the
grading period which ended June
5. An CA) following a students
name indicates a straight "A aver
age.
Grade Gladys Ault,
Henry Beachley, Marlene Bender.
Jacqueline Brenneman, Catherine
Caruthers, Sharon Caruthers, Ed
ward Deal, Lynette Dixon, Linda
Doerr, Helen Emory.
Samuel Epstein, Sue Friend.
Barbara Glotfelty, Nancy Guard,
Freda Haenftling. Janice Hetz,
Linda Keller, Robert LoWery.
Nancy Matthews, Shirley Ours.
Lola ReXrode. Lois Riley, Huey
Rodeheaver, Ellen Saltzer, Connie
Savage tA1, Frances SLIDER Vir-
ginia Swartzwelder Charles
thomas. Keith Yoder tA).
Grade Eight-DOnna BoWser,
Judith Ann Bcncer, Janet Dewitt
CA), Shirley Frazee John Harmon.
Dorothy Hetrick. Marjorie Keller
CAl, Ellen Ann Mckenzie, Rose
Marie Minick, Kay Murphy
Judy Reichenbecker. Freda Saw
age. Linda IS, Savage "a. Dorothy
Wiley Clairetta WykOm
Grade Ninc-Leona Brode, Rob
ert Edwards, Elaine Frantz. Sue
Friend Phyllis Glass, Carol Ann
Haenftling (A).
Marietta Hershbergel, Mabel
Holiday, Janet Huff. Melvin Hum
berson. Donald Jones, Dixie Mer-
rill CA).
Nancy Miller CA). Trudy Mosscr
ca, Audrey Resi-, Robert Schroyer,
Diana Sines Al. Sandra Swauger
Grade Ten-Maly Jane Baluch
CA), Margaret Beachy CA), Pat
rick Bittinger. David Caruthers
"a, Andy Faith. Joyce Haenftling,
lawn JOllNS, ANIlol VII WI INNliL * =
Nonda Mckenzie, Nancy Miller,
George Patton "a.
Helen Bittinger. LavOna Bit
finger "a, Pauline Dewitt CA),
Carol Hummel Hazel Hacnftling,
Dorothy Lancaster, Carol Oester,
Wayne Yoder CA).
Grade Elevcn-Lucy Boiler "a,
William Georg Al, Dorothy Gloyer
Margaret Layman. Joanna Miller,
Judy Minick. Eleanor Saltzer Betty
Savage. Kathryn Vase, Winifred
Beachy, Maxine Smith
Florence Emory, Margaret Deal,
Shirley Fike. Dorothy Frazec.
Frank Hutzel Donna Mazer. Mar
garct Shaffer, Shirley Uphold
Grade tWelve-Iva Mae Collier
Karen Kilsinger "a, Patricia Bit
ner "a Phyllis Coddington, Patty
Cuppett "a, Teresa Layman, Ethel
Snyder, Nancy 10 Turney CA.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Property Owners Plon
Membership Meeting

Plans for membership meeting
were made by the Board of Di-
rectors of The Property Owners of
Deep Creek Lake. at a business
session June 6, with r. r. Keen
err, president in charge. The NOM
bership meeting is set for June q
at 10 a, M at the Deep Greek
Lodge at Mclienry
There will be a coffee hour be-
fore the program. New members
will be received. Membership dues
are $50 per year. Thus far 255
have paid their fee. Those paying
their dues are entitled to reward
sign
Following a business session the
program will be in charge of DR..
F. c. Robinson. chairman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Scouts Have Cook Out

Girl Scout Troop l engaged in
a lookout and swimming party
at the Weber cottage on Deep
Creek Thursday June 4
Fifty-siX members and guests
attended Leaders, Miss Cara
Weber, Mrs. Robert Martin, Mrs.
James Nally and Mrs. Ralph Hum
bertson, and also Mrs. b. l. Gender,
Mrs. John Maroney, Mrs. Arthur
Naylor Jr., and Mrs. Billy Martin
attended
Thomas Nally acted as life guard
fer the group.
Troop members all used terry
cloth beach robes they had made
during scout meetings as work on
their sewing badge.
The outing brought to a close the
regular summer activities of the
troop, and plans are now being
made for the annual summer camp
ing session.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11

enfs consent steel worker. Ro-
chester Pa, and Patricia Rose Kin
man, l6 parents CONSENT New
Brighton, Pa.
Robert william Cummings, 35,
laborer, and Lcona Ellen Knox, %,
both Keyser w Va.
James Paul Wright, 10, parent
consent clerk. Uniontown, Pa,
and Melinda Jill Levin, IS, Urion-
town, Pa.
Licenses Recently Issued
Jimmie Harlan Cosner, "a. L.
S. air force, and Carolyn Joyce
Cosner, IS. both Bayard, w. Va.
James Kenneth Golf, IS, tpar-
ent's CONSENT electrician, and Sally
Lee Hoskinson, II, parents con-
sent both Morgantown, W. Va.
David Cyril Davisson, 81, buffer,
and Pamela Rose Smailes, %, both
NeWburg, w. Va.
David Carl Menear. 81, carpenter,
and Catherine Jones, IS. both
KingWood, w. Va.
Robert Elmer Beachy, 25, milk
man. Grantsville, Md, and Donna
Marie George. 10. Oakland, Md.
Lewis Franklin Placka, IS, par
ents consent painter, Burlington,
w. Va. and Geraldine Wanda
Berg, IS, Maysville, w. Va.
Keith Edgar Mckinney %, la
borer. Reedsville. w. Va, and
Dorothy Arlene Turner, "a, Ma
sOntoWn, w. Va.
Jon Clair Miner, 81, truck driver,
and Freda Fern Caldwell, IS, both
Connellsville, Pa.
Walter Long, As, laborer. and
Ruth Beel Dolly, 25, both Whit
mer, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Honor Roll Students

Continued from Page One)
Savage.
Harland Carlson. Robert Michael.
Martha DcBerry, Connie Evans.
Sharon Martin. Sylvia Nazelrod.
Beverly Shank. Carol Wilt Gloria
House Lucille Marley, Susie
Porter Gary O'Brien, Mary Otto.
Judy Whetsell
Straight y" students were
Amelia Wclfe. Robert Michael,
Beverly Shank, Gloria House. Lu-
ellie Marklcy and Susie Porter
Others Arc Listed
Other students listed on the
honor roll Included tie following:
Seventh Roberta Burg
Waid, Judy Foye. Jill Jones. Lynn
Malone. Dawn Skipper, Barbara
Zepp. Sharon Goodwin. David Close.
Harold Mossc.. Gary Turncy. san
ora DeBclry, Eta Lou Harvey.
Ann Miller Marjorie SWartzcntru-
ber.
Richard Perrinc. William Carl
son, Joyce Bcrgstrom, Sally Blu
cEanan Marjorie Clary, Margaret
Highlander, Sally Hoffman. Judy
Kay Martin Saurdra Rcams. Linda
SchlOssnagle, Susan Phillppi,
Edna Tasker, Tommy Dunbar
Eighth Gradc-kay Bowman.
Mary Jane German. Mary Ellen
Itnyre. Judi Kuhnlc Joan Ricner,
Peggy Shaffer Eleanor Sharplcss,
JOAN Williams. Dave Custer, Jack
Jones, Garry Orr, Todd Schaiblo.
Sharon Sanders.
Ninth Grade-3Iilton Canaan, Viii
ma johnson, Patricia Calhoun,
Mary Harvey Richard Blizzard,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Eighteen Young People
Leove SdndoY For Comp

Eighteen young people of St
Marks Lutheran church will leave
Sunday for a two weeks camping
trip at Camp Luther near CoWen
w. Va.
They include Carolyn Ann Leigh
ton, Robert Sharps, Dallas w
House, Jr., David M. Nordeck
John A. Sharps, Jr., Louise A.
Martin, Kenneth R. Martin, Ards
V. Sanders, Gary TichncIl, Mary
Ludwig. jamie Alice Knots, Terry
r. Helbig, Tommy Right, Jane
Hanst, Lucinda White, Tom Hoff-
man, Guy limbaugh and Sandy
Sacher
They will return Saturday, June
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Gronfsville Drops Come

CenterviIle Reds exploded for
six runs in the ninth inning to
break a TT tie and defeated Grants
vile Sluggars at Grantsville 10 to
Is in a Pen-Mar Baseball league
game Sunday.
During the ninth manager Mel
Nee's team coupled five hits with
a walk and error for their six tai
lies. Robert Keister, who relieved
Fore in the fourth inning, was the
victim of the bombardment.
The Reds amassed IS hits includ-
ing three each by Dwight Rose
and David Rose. a homer and single
by Nee and two singles by a.
Growden.
Homers accounted for seven Of
the eight Grantsville TALES. Rob
ert Keister belted a pair to ac-
count for three ITALICS. Perry con
tributed one with two mates on
base and Jimmy Keister made the
other round-tripper for The Slug
gers.
Grantsville is now in sixth
place among the eight-team circuit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
50 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty-cight marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday at noon from the
office of Richard L. Davis. CLERK
of the Circuit Court This brought
1.-THE total for June thus far to 80
Three licenses issued were marked
don't publish"
There were 127 licenses ISSUED
during May, the busiest month Of
! the year up to the present time.
j Charles r. Book, %. unit operator
/ Newell, Pa. and Mary Louyada
! DoWncr, IS, Newell, Pa.
Harry Herman Shaffer. 25, truck
driver. and Joyce Ann Tasker. II
4 parents consent both Terra Alta
w. Va.
Kenneth Dearell Moss, 20, par
cnt's CONSENT laborer, Or,land. w
va, and Ruth Ann Butler. 10
Cedarviile, W Va
John Camden Malcomb. %, la
borer. Neville, w. Va, and EN-.
ma Marlene Fry 90 Lockport, N
IY.
Donald Erwin Myers. 10 fore.
man. Markieysburg. Pa. and Eliza
/ beth Bennett Shockey, Is, Farm
ington Pa
Carlos Hugo Arguello, q. stu
dent Washington, Pa, and Mary
! Lee Barr, 20. Wheeling. w. Va.
Cecil Eugene Friend %, laborcr
and Shirley Ann Meyers, IS. both
Friendsvillc Md.
James Aloysius Hengelsberg, 25
construction, Allison Park. Pa.
and Mary Mildred Bittinger, 25
Grantsvillc, Md.
Lloyd William FacemirC 81, gas
] station attend, and Glenda Rae
] Arnett. Is. both Core w. Va
Kenneth Lee Gribble, 81, truck
driver, Albright, w Va. and
Nancy Rae Friend, II. parents
consent Friendsville, Md
4 William Robert Wisseman, II
/ parents consent and Elizabeth
Ann Fay. 10, parents consent
both Salisbury, Pa.
Carl Warren Fortney. 81, salvage
repairman. Akron, o., and Martyr
Jean Fazenbaker, 18, UniOntoWn
Pa.
Alvin Lee Knopsnyder, q, la
borer. Markieton. Pa, and Mary
Esther FLETCHER, 18. lockwood, Pa
Michael Kay Randolph, 81, news
paper. and Phyllis Ann Holds
worth. 10, both MorgantoWn, W
Va
Lawrence Hugh Matthew. "a
school teacher. Lansing o., anC
Mary Ann Archer. 20, Wheeling
w. Va
Laurence Titchcnal Taylor, %
unemployed, and Nancy Jane
Bassford, Is, both Toronto. o.
Richard Douglas Maley. 10, par
ents consent laborer and Dom;
Jean Maybe, H. parents consent
both Shinnston. W Va.
Charles Arson O'ROurke. 1!
parents consent glass worker
and Dorothy Diane Macdonald, II
parents consent both Irwin, Pa
Perry Brooks Faulkner. 10, par
cnta consent U. S. Navy, Oakland
nd. and Judith Ann NeWcomb
Is, Burlington, W. Va
drivc, Nils Cront w Va an(
Mn, Catherine Gordon ~ king
wood w Va
Rlainn Arsfin Ftke 10 onarent'
consent trce trimmer Egion w
NJ an5 po,,picn chi,1ov Knotfc
70. Bavard. W. Va.
Robert Gabe Smith. SO. poultr,
Inspector, Oakland, Md. and Il;
Catherine Martin p, Tallahassee
Fla.
( Gerald Robert keplinger, 2
1 plasterer and Esther Mae Secrist
q =, P4IeH Is consent po'H Mays
we W. y d. NJ ,
JdilieS L-cITIiAo H We! % Ga.
"A "A F-atb ''- f7sirr1ant f." " " -
Tbor,ae FranI,Iin pratt % mar
ort,g aoneenf1 and Pafricia An,
Iya+lJ,os re tnernnt'e cnnenntl hntl
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Stcuart Gray, John Prince, William
Roy, Carolyn Biser, Aleta Savage,
Carolyn Simmons. Margaret Upolc,
Darlene Weimcr, Sue Yutzy.
Dwight Giotfelty, John Umstot,
John Wlldesen, Eileen Bernard,
Marion Cox. Roberta Dewitt. Jean
ME Foley, Margaret Nally, Sandra
Orr. JoAEn Ringer. Joyce Sisler.
Sally SWeitzer, Carol Wooters,
Esther Yoder.
Tenth Gradc-Nancy Burton
Kathryn Mosser, Janet Phillippi,
Sara Shank. Lawrence Gregory
Rodney Barkhurst, Douglas Cargo,
Dennis Sanders, RoXie Bowers,
Sally Gray, Carolyn O'Bricn, Bar
bara 10 Rice, Patty Sacher, Wanda
Dawson Mary Lou Hamill, Clar-
cncc Custer, Lawrence DcBerry,
Carol Campbell, Louise Green,
Ruby Lewis, Patty TasHer.
Eleventh Grade-Mauricc Brook
hart, Kenneth Wcnger, Marilyn
Bucklcw, Earlinc Wise. Gary
Friend. David Gender. Willard A.
Glotfclty, Jane Hanst. Sandra Palm
er, Shirley Snyder, Carolyn
Spoerlein, Ruth Fox, Sandra Saw
age, Margaret Fulk, Patsy Cover,
Connie Clary, LaVerna Shaffer,
Loretta YOder, Barbara Snyder,
Rita Miller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11

Christian Herter, secretary of
State was receiving bipartisan CON
gressional support for his stand in
the Big Four foreign Ministers
conference.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Bittinqer Club Meets

The Bittinger girls All club met
at the home of Miss Mary Ellen
Beachy recently with their leader,
Mrs. Stull.
Katy waste led the devotions
and gave the talk she had previ-
ously presented at a public speak
ing Workshop
The members discussed a date
to plan for the campfire and con-
sidcred the demonstration work
shop held in Oakland.
Mrs. Stull gave dates for the
style review and demonstration
day and club week She also gave
a demonstration on arranging
flowers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11

THURSDAY. JUNE Il. 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Blue Law Drive
Halted by Court

PHILADELPHIA, July 80
(AP).-Pennsylvania's Supreme
Court yesterday ordered a
Bucks County justice of the
peace to stop arresting and
filming persons who work on
Sunday, pending determination
Of the legality of his actions.
Chief Justice Charles Alvin
Jones acted against Earl B.
Dougherty, Bristol Township
justice of the peace. A pro-
hibition writ accused the county
official of acting enormously
under the law" Justice Jones
ordered a hearing August IT.
Mr.. Dougherty has made 225
on-sight arrests of persons he
found working on Sunday in
alleged violation of Pennsyl-
vania's Sunday blue laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity - Con-
siderably cloudy and warm to-
night; low near rs. Some cloud
mess and continued hot tomor-
row with scattered thunder
showers.
Observation-Disclosures cloudinesS
tonight; low, TOTS in the east,
66-72 in the west and in the
mid COS in the mountains:
Variably cloudy, hot and humid
tomorrow with scattered after
noon and evening Thunderstorm
erS.
Maryland - Fair tonight;
low, 70-76 except 64-70 in
the mountains. Considerable
sunshine tomorrow but scat
tered afternoon Thunderstorm
ers; high near IS in Garrett
County and along the coast ana
1895 elsewhere.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Variable winds of
10 miles per hour or less tonight
and tomorrow. Partly cloudy
with scattered afternoon and
evening thundershowers. Visi7
bility 4-8 miles lowering to l
mile in showers and patchy fog
Resort Forecasts
Long Island and New Jer-
sey-Hot and humid tomor-
row with scattered thunder
showers; high, 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Federal Job Total
Little Changed
By the Associated. rress

by LnB AsSOClhJCu. Llcbo
Federal employment dropped
by 118 persons in fiscal 1859
which ended June 80, Sena-
tor Harry F.. Byrd, Democrat
of Virginia, reported today.
The totals were asst, 1O4 June
30, 1858, and 2,366,986 a year
later.
The report was made by the
Committee on Non-eSsential
Federal Spending, which Sen
ator Byrd heads. 1t showed that
military agencies had a de-
crease Of 18,945 in their civilian
workers for the period, while
civilian departments registered
an increase of 1897.
There were decreases in the
number of employees in seven
months of the year but June
showed an increase of 26,328
over May. Much of this jump
was in seasonal jobs in the
Agriculture and Interior De-
Ipartments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30

bow. The Hunter is owned by
the United States Lines.
E. Seymour Bell, general
manager of the Cunard Line
told newsmen that a fog cur
tain suddenly closed in" be-
fore the crash.
He. said both of the Queens
radarS were functioning ano
showed no other ships closer
than 1.6 miles.
The Queen was sounding her
foghorn steadily, Mr.. Bell said
when the other ship suddenly
appeared out of the fog on the
starboard bow"
He added that the Queens
engines. thrown full speed
astern, brought her to a deac
stop before the collision.
The American Hunter wa;
at right angles to the Queer
Elizabeth at the time, and was
not going very fast" Mr.. Bel.
said.