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Evening star., 1960-12-21

JACOBS. JAMES Z. Departed this
eembeS cen onen "a. 1859. On JAMES fSSfs0Js 5sHcoss IS
Of Englewood. N, J. He leaves 70
mourn his passing q son, FELTON,
Jacobs: three sisters and four broth
ers Of Washington, D. c.. and q
friends. Remains may be viewed
after 5 pm. Wednesday. December
81, at the Brown q Davidson Fu-
neral Home. $685. Eads ct, ne,
where funeral services will be held
pm. Bishop Samuel Kelsey oficiat.
ing Interment National Harmony
Cemetery. Family may be contacted
Evening star., 1960-12-21

Nv pee.nS.4 nsaciyAl ia 1885 ppRcivSE On HC2
K PARLETT OF eo0s i3d st.. Hy.
attsville: MO. beloved husband Of
Leonard H. Parlett. Mr.. Parlett
rests at the GasGh Funeral Home.
1893 Baltimore ave, HyattSville,
Nd. Services at Fort Lincoln Gem
Der 22. al 1 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Friends may cali
after i p.m. Wednesday. Decem-
Der 2l
Evening star., 1960-12-21

RR:sssff Rs:Ss WiLBSS "a SY RESsL,SSE|Ss SSYSI S|s
Gabriel Radcliffe ana devoted hus.
band Of oWendolyn Radcliffe. He
also leaves TO mourn his passing six
sisters, ether relatives and many
john +. s%n,n' RSines teatsns col fap.4si e. 5ni
Home. 30l5 18th st. ne. iample
parking facilities). where friends
may call after 4 n.m, Wednesday
Deeemhsr II, Funeral services II
noon Thursday, December %, Al
the Tenth street Baptist Church
10Th and r SITS. NV, the Rev. j. l.
henry ofnciatinR. Interment Arllne-
ton National CemRterY Sl
Evening star., 1960-12-21

az, Dse.SssrA DsSaA L.: ri isso. O :. AS.: %.:
%sEsl RRosD''f = 4sRaS w. sr yo. .T.s si!s
he Is survived by his wife. Ruth
Wood Terry; three daugfters, Mrs.
Hope Whitsit, Mrs Hortense Spencer
sno constance Terry. Rnd one son.
Thursday. December % At the
Orient Conversational Church In.
terment in family cemetery, Orient,
Long lLland ArraneemeIltS by the
HHorscn Funeral Home. oreenport,
Evening star., 1960-12-21

KEYS. GEORGE W. Died on Friday.
1soRSE 11issosRRSiF " ~ S sSs in 4,l'PsS E. PsS 5..n 3.
: resident of Arlington. Va. before
n1oyiDs to Orlando. Fla, Mr.. Keys
Keys; . sen, 0eorse W. Keys, jr.: one
assaTs wes s.;vs. and @ tSH
be held ct the Arlington Chapel
on Thursday, December %, at .
pm, Interment ArlinGtor National
Evening star., 1960-12-21

pm, Bishop Samuel Kelsey oficiat.
ing Interment National Harmony
at 1894 p st ne, Ii. 4-7S63. Fl
JENKINS. WILLIAM n. On Tues
H;s;r, DAY, December 20. 1880; at the
H. JENKINS Of 1881 Dix st. ne,
the beloved husband of Mrs, Fran
ces Z. Jenkins He also leaves four
sons. Carlton, UsAAF. in New Hamp-
kins; q beloved mother, Mrs Rose
Jenkins. and 9 brother. Thomas
jenkins Friends may call on Thurs
day. December ~. between 5 and
70 p.m:. at the funeral home OF
Funeral services on Friday. Deeem:
Der %, At pm. at the Mount
Jezereel Baptist Church, 5th and Z
sts. Sc. the Rev. L. T, Hughes Of
heiating Interment Lincoln Me-
Evening star., 1960-12-21

sCUIL, HOWAKD 8. On TuesdAy, De-
eembsr 90, 1850. HOWARD 8.
Chapel ]cSspei oaks % "a. S.lOSed SG%s st husbasS %is;I
Of Virginia 8. Scott and son Of
Mrs. Bessie z. Scott. Also surviy-
ing are one sister, Mrs. Margaret
Hamilton: one brother, Lawrence D.
friends. After 4 pm. THURSDAY, be.
cember %, friends are invited 10
call at his above late residence
. Funeral on Friday. December 23,
from the HemmInsway Methodist A,
NJ Chufch, 5Sth ave. and Addi-
son Chapel rd., Chapel Oaks, Nd,
a. l:l5 pm Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
oy Mcguire. Inc. -
Evening star., 1960-12-21

JOHNSON Of g SO4 SOY. s, nTl' IAM5S devoted
brother Of Horace johnson, Ernest
Coakley. Mrs. Grace Coakley and
Mrs Gertrude Foster He also is
survived by one nephew. one brother.
tn-law. other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm. Thursday, December
%. remains will Tepose at theFraRier
Funeral Home. 369 Rhode Island
ave. NV. where services Will be
held on Friday. December -. at IL
ing 1nterment Arlington NatfonaI
Cemetery. Family may be seen at
l32 Bates ST nv AD A-1RRl oo
Evening star., 1960-02-10
HEADING FOR FIRST TITLE
Play of Dunbar Five
Is Surprise to Coach

games are with Coolidge Friday
and Bell and Western next
week. Coolidge is the lone
serious threat. A title for Dun
bar will be the first for any
team in the West Division
other than Cardozo since the
current Setup was begun in the
l954-55 season.
Coach Louis Williams of
Dunbar believes his team is
over the hump, although some
what surprised that his charges
have come along so fast. With
the exception of seniors Albert
w h eeler, John Green and
Clarence Holloway, it is a
junior sophomore team.
1t was Wheeler, with help
from Junior William Lancaster,
who kept Dunbar moving yes
terday. Until the final period,
it was tight game as attested
by the quarter scores, 15-14,
Roosevelt; 1929 at halftime
and 41-40, Roosevelt after three
periods.
Dunbar shifted to a man.
to-man defense in the last
quarter and held the Riders to
six points, all from the foul
line, while running up Is to
mir, nrni.,
Evening star., 1960-02-10
DeMat|1a Beats
Gonzaga for
Third Place

John Bieleski, long regarded
as DeMatha's fifth" starter
and Bobo Robinson, normally
well down the list of reserves
are sharing the bows with high
scorer Doug Endres. today for
getting the Stays by Gonzaga
and into third place at the
end Of the Catholic Leagues
first-half schedule.
DeMatha came from II
points down in the third quar-
ter to squeeze past Gonzaga
$3.50, yesterday at Carroll
taking third behind Carroll
and st. Johns with a 80 league
record. to Gonzaga's 2-3.
Neither Bielaski nor Robin
son played in the first half as
Gonzaga hit is Of 81 field goal
attempts and controlled the re-
bounds for a 34-25 lead.
Bielaski started the third
quarter, contributed six key
points and helped Mike Reidy
and John Carrell gain COM
mand of the backboards. Robin
son came in when Johnny Her
bert fouled out with 1:24 left
in the third period, took charge
OF the floor game and put De-
Matha in front to stay with a
layup to make it $3.50 with
l:47 remaining.
DeMatha made 28 Of "a foul
shots, compared to Gonzaga's s
14-for-24, to make up for a
l0-point deficiency in field
goals.
Evening star., 1960-02-10

2. You must roll at least 4 to
6 games each day you bowl,
plus some sessions devoted to
practicing difficult spare and
split shots, such as the $40
split we illustrate today.
3. You should watch lots Of
bowling. Watch it on television
as we'll as the best leagues in
your town. You can learn a lot
just by observing good bowlerS
in action.
4. Read all you can about
proper bowling technique.
5. You must develop a really
good strike ball. No bowler can
become star unless he learns
to string the strikes.
6. You must stay in good
physical condition at all times.
Z. You must master control
and consistency.
8, You must get hot in a big
tournament such as the ABC,
the All-Star, the Petersen
ClaSsis or the Worlds Invita-
tional.
8. Have patience. If you fol-
low these hints, you'll soon get
to be a star bowler. Also, you'll
find my booklet, "Fundamen-
tails for All Bowlers," a handy
guide on your way up. Write
me in care of The Star, encloS-
ing 10 cents and q stamped.
self-addresSed envelope.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Warriors Tighten Grip
With Overtime Victory

back Mclean, 1888. and WASH
ington-Lee, 45-39.
Wakefield has Madison, Fair
fax and Lee remaining on its
schedule. However, Fairfax up
set Wakefield, 34-33, at Fair
fax on January IL. The Rebels
also have won four straight
games since losing to WI, So
%, at WI.
Hammond'S Ted Shaw forced
the overtime last night on q
goal with 35 seconds remaining
in the regulation game. Danny
Monk gave Wakefield a 1864
lead with three minutes left,
but Shaw's goal deadlocked the
score at 1886.
With 90 seconds remaining
Spadetti grabbed the rebound
on a missed shot by Bruce
Terwilliger and was fouled. He
sank the shot
Evening star., 1960-02-10
MD. BI-CoUNTY LEAGUE

Talk of sweep in the Mary
land Bi-County League by
Bla densburg High Schools
basketball team isn't getting
any attention from Al Kyber,
the Blades coach. who is mind
full Of his teams letdown at the
end of last season.
But the Blades continue to
roll over league opposition and
need only wins against five
clubs to end the season unbeat-
en- in the league. Bladensburg
yesterday chalked up No. II. a
52-l8 decision over Walter
Johnson despite a frantic freeze
by the Spartans.
Bladensburg was leading the
league late last season before
Bethesda Chevy Chase rallied
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Carroll Gets
41st in Row

Walt Skinner, a 6 foot-3
junior who usually is esntent
to leave the high scoring hon.
ors to John Thompson and
George Leftwich, yesterday
sparked Carroll High School
to its 4lst straight basketball
victory. a 64-36 decision over
Mackin at DeMatha.
Skinner scored 18 points,
high for the game, and spear
headed a late Carroll rally in
the second period that put the
Lions safely ahead. Carroll was
leading, 21-19, when Skinner
sank two baskets and set up
two more, by Thompson and
John Austin. on passes for
a 30-19 halftime advantage.
Mackin led, 1919, after the
first eight minutes,
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St. Johns Belts
O'ConneII Five

st. Johns jumped Of to a 1877
flrst-quarter lead and steadily
increased the advantage to
defeat O'Connell. 60-37, last
night at O'Connell.
A well-balanced scoring at
tack led by Frank Dubofsky
and Tim Mcnamara. gave the
Johnnies their 18th victory Of
the season against three losses.
O'Connell is now lis.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Nails Late Burst
Wins for Wilson

John Nails tossed in six
straight points in the last three
minutes to give Wilson High
Schools basketball team a
$3.50 win over Cardozo in the
first game of an Interhigh
League doubleheader yesterday
at Tech.
In the second game, Don
Govan and Jesse Porter sank
back-to-back goals to break a
44-44 tie and Chamberlain
went on to defeat Phelps, 56-51,
in an East Division contest.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Fouls Pave Way
For Eastern Win

Eastern High School sank Is
of 81 free throw attempts and
that proved to be the differ
ence as the Ramblers defeated
Mckinley Tech, 55-49. in an
East Division basketball game
yesterday at Eastern.
Tech outscored Eastern from
the floor. % goals to 20, but
collected three of IL free
throws Eastern can tie Spin
garn, the East leader, with a
victory over Chamberlain Fri
day at Anacostia.
Evening star., 1960-02-10

Wakefield High Schools bas-
ketball team has disposed of
three straight threats to its
lead in the Northern Virginia
Group I League, and barring
an upset, the Warriors have
the league title locked up.
The Warriors last night
squeezed by Hammond, 1896,
in overtime at Hammond.
Gerry Spadetti's free throw with
Is seconds left in the overtime
gave Wakefield the victory.
Last week, Wakefield turned
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Shotputter Hurt

COLUMBIA, Mo. Feb. 10
(AP) Danny La Rose, Mis-
souri's star shotputter, frac-
tured his wrist in a fall, X-rays
showed today. He will be lost
for the remainder of the track
season. La Rose fell in a prac-
tice 220-yard run Saturday.
Evening star., 1960-02-10

Montgomery Blair High
School, trailing 1913 at half.
time, opened the second half
with eight straight points To
take a lead that never was re-
linquished in beating Suitland,
50-42, yesterday in a Bi-County
League basketball game at
Blair. The victory aveng e d
earlier 57-54 loss at the hands
of Suitland.
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Majors Spill Osbourn

Marty Lentz, playing only
three periods, tossed in 81
points to lead Mount Vernon
High School to a 1882 Group
I basketball victory over win
less Osbourn last night in
Manassas. Mount Vernon re-
mained in second place in the
league, a half-game ahead Of
WaShington-Lee.
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AnnunduIe Wins

Brent Eardley broke a 4S-4s
deadlock witt two minutes left
with a layup and a free throw
to spark Annandale High
Schools basketball team to a
62-49 triumph over Falls
Church last night in a Group
Leage Came at Annandale.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Hoffman Wins Sixth

Thomas Cant, a 5-foot-e
sophomore, scored rs points as
Hoffman-Boston High School
stretched its Virginia Inter-
scholastic League basketball
record to 6-l with a $3.50
verdict over Walker Grant last
night at Hoffman-Boston.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
St. Anthony Scores

John Fantone and Russ Al
ion sparked a tight defense in
the second half, holding Arch
bishop Neale to a single field
goal, while pacing st. Anthony
took a $3.50 basketball victory
yesterday at st. Anthony. 1t
was st. Anthony's sixth straight
Central Interscholastic Con-
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Case TuIlies "a
For Wheaton

Northwestern High School,
with four starters hitting dou-
BILE figures, squeaked out a To-
50 basketball win over Wheaton
in a Bi-County League game
yesterday at Northwestern. The
game featured the torrid shoot
ing Of Melvin Case who scored
"a points for Wheaton.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
WI Keep Pace

Washington-Lee High School
racked up 81 points at the foul
line and defeated Lee, $3.50, in
a Group I basketball game last
night at Lee. The win kept the
Generals hot on the heels of
second-place Mount Vernon in
the cfovndi,.ne
Evening star., 1960-02-10
NokesviIIe Triumphs

Nokesville High School held
Oh a spirited fourth-quarter
drive by Warrenton to win So
49 last night in a District 9,
Group II basketball game at
Warrenton. Nokesville, sparked
by Larry Mayhugh's l9 points,
won its eighth game against
four Setbacks.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Mclean Bows

Frank Packer hit on a long
set shot as the buzzer sounded
ending the third quarter to give
Groveton a 49-47 lead. The
Tigers went on from there to
upset Mclean, 1858, in a Group
I, basketball game last night
at Groveton. The lead changed
hands seven times in the first
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Win for Charlotte

Jumping of to a 20-l0 half
time lead, Charlotte Hall held
on to score a 41-33 victory over
Longfellow in a Central Inter-
scholastic Conference basket
ball game yesterday at Long
I folto,,,
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ference victory.
Victory for Friends

Friends Schools basketball
team moved into a second-place
tie with st. Adams in the Inter-
state Athletic Conference by
defeating st. Stephens, 46-3O,
at Friends. St. Albans and
Friends have 3-3 league rec
ords. Landon leads the league
xryif6
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Talk Of ofSweepIgnored
By BIodensburg Coach

to win the title and go on to the
State Glass A championship.
Walter johnson took only
one shot in the first period
yesterday and continued to
hold the ball throughout the
game. But Bladensburg sank
81 Of 36 shots and never was
troubled by the Spartans' tao
ticS
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Bell Ends Streuk

Bell High School snapped it's
losing streak at II basketball
games and Cedar Knoll's win
streak at the same number
with a 66-56 verdict yesterday
at Laurel. Bell is 2-13 for the
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Is for SurruttsviIIe

Surrattsville High s ool,
with a win streak Of 13 straight
basketball games, yesterday was
hard pressed to score a STAB
victory over Laurel at Surratts-
willie. 1t was Surrattsville's
lowest winning margin Of the
season.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Little Hoyus Victors

Although outscored, 1910,
in the final quarter. George
town Prep scored a 60-55 VIC
tory over Woodward Prep in
basketball yesterday at Geo.
rgetown Prep. John Bohraus
and Hugh Lynch led an early
Little Hoya rally that stood up
despite Woodward's last-min-
ute rally.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
S 7 RIKES
and
SPARES
By JOE WlLMAN
How To Become
A Star Bowler

I've often been asked what Il
takes to become a star bowler.
II the person who asks the
Question is serious, here's the
answer I give him.
l. You should bowl at least
four days each week or more.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
INTERHIGH LEAGUE
By BOB HANSON
Star Stan Writer

Unless upset in its remaining
three games, Dunbar High
School will take the basketball
title in the West Division of
the Interhigh League.
Dunbar broke open a tight
game against Roosevelt in the
fourth quarter yesterday at
Roosevelt for q 58-47 victory,
and vaulted over the Riders
into first place in its division.
Dunbar's only remaining
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Fuirfux Stops Rally

Fairfax High School, ahead
1892 at the end Of the third
quarter, had to stop a final
quarter threat by Jeb Staurt
before winning, 50-47, last night
in a Northern Virginia Group I
Evening star., 1960-02-10

Totals 121741 Totals 19 6
Halftime: 1914, High Point.
Northwood Scores

Kirk Stewards 20 points in
spired Northwood High School
to a 60-44 basketball victory
over Gaithersburg yesterday in
a non-league game at North
wood.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Mason Nips Herndon

Ross Conneally made a lay
up with IS seconds remaining
to give George Mason High
School a 43-42 victory over
Herndon in a Virginia District
8, Group II League basket
ball game last night at Hern-
don.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Fuirmont Wins 18th

Fairmont Heights easily de-
feated Anacostia, 80-51, yester-
day at Anacostia. Rodney Rice
scored 20 points to pace Fair
mont to its 18th victory in IA
Evening star., 1960-02-10

Bethesda Chevy Chase, with
three players scoring in double
figures, handed Oxon Hill its
18th straight basketball loss in
the Bi-County League, 66-45,
vnStardov Of pNC
Evening star., 1960-02-10

Richard Montgomery High
School rallied its forces in the
second half to down High
Point, 47-41, yesterday in a BIZ
County League basketball game
Evening star., 1960-02-10
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Annsndale. 81; Falls Church, 20
5etnesds. Chevy Chase. SO: oxon
slsdsns6SrE. So: walter johnson. Is
Carroll. 81; Maekin, SO
Chamberiaih. SO; Phelps, 81.
Charlotte Han, Al: LonEfelloW, 80
Damascus, Sc; Howard County. 81
peMatha, "a; Gonzaga, 90
Eastern, S.; Mckinley Tech, 40
Fairfax. 80: Jeb Stewart, Al
Fairmont Heights, so: Anacostia. 81
Friends, 46: 81. Stephens, 80
oeSTsetoyn greet ~ Prep 90; woodward
oeorSe Mason. 4s: Herndon, AZ
Groyeton. 20; Mclean, 63
Gwynn Park. 43. Frederick saSscer. 80
Hoffman Boston. 80; walter Grant, 80
Kins oeorse. 40; Culpeper. is
Laekey. 81: Leonardtogn, 81
LaPlata. 81: Great Mills, 81
Marshall, 40: Loudoun County. 40.
Margaret Brent. 5s; Calvert County, SO
Mount Vernon, "a osbourn,. 80
NokesVille, So: Warrenton, 40
Northwestern. ~; Wheaton, 90
Northwood. 50; Gaithersburg. ~
Poolesville 50; sherEood; 81
st. Anthony. .54: Neale. 80
St. Johns, so; o'Connell. 81
Surrattsville. 81: Laurel. 4s
Wakefield. 81; Hammond. SO lover
Washington-Lee, SO: Lee, 80
Wilson, 90; cardozo, SO.
GAMES TODAY
Gonzaga at Roosevelt, $3.50
St. Adams at Episcopal, $40
Georgetown Prep at Landon, $3.50
Loyola Frosh at Bulls Prep. 3:4b
Bell VS.. woodward Prep at Jefferson
JHS, $40
Madison VS.. GeorEe washington at
Hammond. s
Glenele at Edgewood, s.
GAMES TOMORROW
Neale at Bulls High. 3:45
woodward Prep at Fort Belvoir
Prep. 7:3O
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Burchette Breaks
Coolidge Record

. Harry Burchette broke the
school individual scoring record
by dumping in 81 points while
leading Coolidge High School
to a 74-66 basketball victory
over Western yesterday at
Western.
Trailing 64-62 with two min
uteS remaining in the game,
Alfred Hill sank a basket for
Coolidge to knot the score at
64-64. Burchette followed with
a field goal to put Coolidge in
the 1ood fo efau
Evening star., 1960-02-10

Totssl,s 1s3sS4 Totals 2a14 60
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B-CC Belts Oxon Hill

Totals II s42 Totals 1912
Halftime: 1918, Suitland.
Evening star., 1960-02-10

Totals Is 13 80 Totals 20 IL 60
Halftime: $500, Hoff-Boston.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Blair RuIIy Wins

HSIlfftiS HslfttiSm.z q II .S e s,,Ssn.Su,s TSsa,s
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with a TO mark.
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Totals 81 es3 Totals % 13 IS
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Neale at Bulls High, 3:45
Woodward Prep at Fort Belvoil
Prep. 7:30
Evening star., 1960-02-10
Montgomery Wins

Tot,;,IsI TE.t,;,lsI,.1 17.l14sS .l;s nTee,ssls 2712e
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-10
Father Delivers
Infant as Crews
Battle Big Drifts

Mrs. Charles FalkcnStcin. of
GAINESVILLE, gave birth to baby
last Saturday in the snoWbound
town as two snow blowers at
tempted to cut path to the house.
The blowers with a doctor not far
behind, did not arrive until Sun
day night.
In the meantime Mr.. Falkcn-
stein, aided by Mrs Foster Cup
petit, ncighbor, delivered the
baby. The first medical attention
was administered Sunday night
Roads crews, fighting the snow
said drifts ranged from to p
feet was something you sec in
4 lifetime"
The Falkcnstcin home is located
two miles east of GAINESVILLE,
just beyond the Garrett County
border Mother and baby-and
father-all we're reported doing
fine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-10
Making BEST EefGeT ----

1t is refreshing in this day, while hear much talk
of delinquency and the drop in moral fiber to contem
plate the tremendous influence of youth organizations such
Boy and Girl Scouts and FourH and F. A organizations
Boy scouts had their anniversary in February. Girl
and All having their anniversaries this week
All making vital contribution in giving youth the in
centve make the best better is definitely stated in
the All goals
The All values outlined this week by Tom Ma
gruder of Barton president of the county All council
BE explained the program thus
"Four-H work is the youth phase of Cooperative EX
tension work in Agriculture and Home Economics that af
ords opportunity for rural boys and girls to attain richer
lives and satisfactory living 1t provides program Of
activities which helps them know and better prac
tees home and also enrches home and
munity life and their personal development.
THE official emblem is a four-eaf clover with letter
H on each eafe meaning development of head, heart
hands and health The coors green and white the
embematc sprngme life, youth and growth; the white
symbozng purity and high ideals The MOTTO To make the
best better.
"FourH club work is built around the principle of learn
ing by doing Project work. accepting responsibility, max
ing decisions, developing skls developing citizenship
sponsibity charging of cultural experiences building
qualities of leadership just few Of the benefits listed
by the county All head.
He concluded that All members proudly say Il pledge
my Head clearer thinking Heart to greater loyalty,
my Hands larger service and my Health to better living
for my club, my community and my country
Membership in these groups is voluntary. The job at
spread their principles far and wide But with youth
organizations such these every section of the county
America should have fears about the future
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-10
Harco Lumber Is
Organizing Here

That the Harco Lumber COM
pany was setting up its organiza-
ton in Oakland in preparation to
opening for business the latter
part of the month was learned this
week from officials of the organ
ization.
A meeting will be held next
Monday by officials of the COM
pany along with representatives OF
the Chamber of Commerce for the
purpose of furthcring negotiations.
Already in the area are John M,
Martin, Max Messenger, and Carl
E. Marsh, besides f. c. Grimm, of
Terra Alta, who is president OF
the now concern.
Mr.. Martin is general manager,
and presently resides in Indiana.
He plans to move here as soon as
housing is available.
Mr.. Messenger will be lumber
inspector. He now resides at Terra
Alta. Mr.. Marsh will be in charge
of all office work At present he
is accountant with offices i'll King
wood, w. Va.