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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
HOmemakers Fix
Date Of Annual
Achievement Day

The annual Achievement day OF
the Homemaker clubs of the coun
ty will be held on Thursday, Octo-
Der 6 in st. Johns United Church
of Christ, Grantsville.
This event is held each year to
report on the years activities and
outline the next years program.
This years program will feature
Citizenship. Frank Peters, Oakland
business man, will talk to the group
about The Privilege of Voting"
Among the state guests will be
Mrs. John Altvater, state council
president, Trappe; Mrs. Robert
Tarbert. state citizenship chair
man, Port Deposit; and Miss Jo-
anne Reitz, home management
specialist, University Of Maryland.
The Casselman Valley home
makers are hostesses and will serve
coffee from 10 to 1915, prior to
the Opening dl IO.OO' vi j. ONS
Hardesty, county council president.
will preside at the morning ses-
sions and Mrs. Jonas Beachy, vice
president, will conduct the after
noon meeting. The group will elect
a president and treasurer.
Reports will be made by Mrs.
William Ramp, membership; Mrs.
Freeman Bethel, clothing; Mrs.
George Shawley, family life; Mrs.
Harry Edwards, foods; Mrs. R.
Claude Bishoff, home furnishings;
Mrs. Reuben Fazenbaker, home
management. Mrs. John Menges is
in charge of the project chairmen.
Presidents will report on special
club activities in the afternoon.
Continued on Page Fourteen)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Southern Royalty To
Be Named During
Homecoming Game

The big question at Southern
High School this week is Who
will reign over the 3rd Annual
Homecoming Dance" There are
three candidates for Queen, Bar
bara 10 Rice, Susan Gibson, and
Shirley Warren. The three candi-
dates for King are Ron Colaw,
Dick Stuck, and Jim Haines.
The dance will be held the eve
ming following Southern's game
with Northern on October 7th. The
dance will be held October in
the Southern High Gym from $50
p. m. to 11:3O p m.
The King and Queen will be
disclosed at the half-time of the
game and the Queen will be pre-
scented flowers.
The King and Queen will be
officially crowned at the dance on
Saturday
The Jim Davis Orchestra and
vocalist will furnish the music The
price of admission is S1OO stag and
.S150 drag If drag tickets are pur-
chased before the night of the
dance the price will be reduced,
it was stated
The dance is restricted to senior
high school students, alumni, par
ents, and any other adults wishing
to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Variety of Activity
Shown In Report
OF Forestry Dept.

The annual report of the State
Forestry department for district
l was recently submitted to state
officials at Annapolis by r. Thomas
Thayer, district forester, and shows
a wide variety of activities, many
of them of financial benefit to the
county.
Money wise, the report showed
a total income from timber sales
of S3O,O5O19, with S21, 176.75 from
Savage river forest; 81, 63154 from
Swallow Falls forest; S4,795.85
from Potomac forest; and S2,446.05
from Green ridge forest in Allie
gany county
Income from pulpwood delivered
to the West Virginia Pulp and
Paper company amounted to S.
88815; miscellaneous income,
1925. as: and rentals of state forest
buildings and land, S52350, for a
total income for the fiscal year
of $37, 1880. This figure does not
include income from recreation
areas such as cabin rentals, shelter,
boat or cot rentals, etc. Fifteen
percent of the amount of money
collected from all sources from
state forests is returned to the
counties and last year amounted
to more than $4,000
During the year sales to COM
mercial operators consisted Of ap-
proximately 388,000 board feet of
saw timber, $50 standard cords of
pulpwood, and 1877 posts, which
afforded total of 3,101 man days
of labor of people not connected
with the forestry department.
A report of tree planting on state
forest land showed $1,000 red pine
on Savage river forest, 10000
white pine on Savage river 5000
in Potomac forest and $500 at
Green ridge for a total of 173,500
white pine; 1853, 800 spruce on Saw
Continued On Page Four)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
COP Office Opens
Monday, October 3

Republican headquarters for the
coming presidential and congress
Sional campaigns, will be opened
in Hubs Harness shop on Second
street, on Monday, October 3, and
will remain open until the cleo
ton on Tuesday, November 8.
Manning the headquarters will
be women of the Women's Republi-
can club of the county and other
volunteers.
Campaign literature will be
available for distribution and in
formation will be available there
concerning the coming election.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Civil Air Patrol
To Receive Charter

The newly formed civil ar patrol
squadron, Maryland wing, at Oak
land, will receive its charter on
Saturday, October l, it has been
announced by Fred Tichnell, COM
mander.
At present there are q members
and there may be more by Satur-
day. At the same time the group
will begin the recruiting of cadets
for the squadron, consisting of boys
and girls, ages IA to Is.
Meetings are being held at pres
ent at the Episcopal Parish house,
Center street, every Thursday eve
ming at 1880. Interested persons are
invited
Purpose of the squadron was eX-
planned by Tichnell. The squadron
would aid in case of any type of
disaster or emergency.
The squadron is expecting with
in the next few weeks to have two
vehicles, emergency electric power
units, communications equipment
and other items that will aid in
emergencies. Also expected is a
plane for use of squadron mem
bers interested in flying.
Tichnell said that four planes
are available at present to aid in
air search. Cadets will have sum-
mer encampments with boys at
Andrews Air force base, Washing
ton, and the girls at various places.
Training would include radio and
electronics, aircraft engines, me-
chanics, etc.
Persons with previous air force
training will be accepted to help
with training sessions.
A food sale, to help raise funds
for squadron activities, will be held
in the former Economy market
building on Alder street. Volun-
teers are being sought who will
made candy or baked goods for
the sale, Tichnell said. The sale
will begin at 10 o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Condition Good

The condition of David Victor
Rubenstein, 10, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Rubenstein, was described
by hospital officials this morning
as good.
Last Saturday the boy ran over
an embankment near his home at
Mt. Lake Park and out onto the
highway where he ran against
passing automobile, driven by John
Fitzwater, Jr.
The youth sustained broken
right arm and numerous bruises
and decorations. He is a patient in
Garrett County Memorial hospital.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Crellin Youth May
Have Polio Attack

A Crellin youngster was adj
mitted to Memorial hospital in
Cumberland yesterday as a pos
sible polio victim.
The lad, Randall Gail Ashby, is
the five-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert R. Ashby.
He was taken to the hospital by
ambulance yesterday about 12:15
a m. The attending physicians said
the youngster is apparently suffer-
ing from polio, however the de-
gree of the case will not be known
until laboratory tests are COM
pleted.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Plans Complete
For Autumn Glory

Plans for the annual observance
of Autumn Glory time in this coun-
ty have been completed by the Mt.
Top Chamber of Commerce, Deep
Greek Lake Promotion Council,
and the Garrett County Turkey
Growers, in conjunction with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany.
Plans call for the excursion to
leave Baltimore on the morning Of
Sunday October 8 and travel to
Oakland, arriving about noon.
From there the eXcursionists will
travel by bus to Harrington Manor,
Swallow Falls, Deep Creek Lake
to a county turkey farm and to
the state park on Meadow Noun
tain inlet of the lake.
There will be booths at SWal-
low Falls and the State Park set
up by the Turkey Growers and the
Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce,
where soft drinks, coffee, candy
land other packaged food will be
available. Five turkeys are to be
given away.
The Southern High band will be
at the station to welcome the 800
or more excursionists expected.
A new feature this year will be
a water pageant by the Deep Greek
Water Ski club.
Twenty-four school buses will be
provided for the tour, and it was
stated that this year VI the buses
would go in the same direction. In
previous years half of the buses
headed for Deep Creek while the
other half headed for Swallow
Falls, in order to relieve conges-
ton. But with Improvement in
roads, it was felt this would not
be necessary, particularly since the
entire group was scheduled to be
at Deep Greek Lake State Park
at the same time to witness the
ski event.
Purpose of the program is to
give residents of Maryland an OPP
portunity to see the fall setting
in the forest and recreation areas
Of the county.
The special train is scheduled
to depart from Oakland on the re-
turn journey about 4:30 Arrange
ments for the excursion were made
by John d. Carroll, passenger rep
resentative for the railroad, and
by representatives of the Promo
ton Council and Mt Top Chamber
of Commerce.
Autumn Glory excursions have
proved popular over the past sew
eral years and this year is expected
to be no exception.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Schedule Changed

Changes in the Northern High
School football schedule were
listed this week by Lilburn Brown,
athletic director
The game with Masontown Val
ley has been changed from Friday
September 80 to Saturday, October
l, at 100 standard time. The
change was made due to conflict
with the kingwood Buckwheat
festival.
The game scheduled with Beall
High School for October Is, at
Northern has been cancelled.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
University Women To Meet

Members of Garrett Branch,
American Association of University
Women will continue their study
of art at the opening session of
fall and winter meetings on Tues
day, October IL. The session will
be held in the assembly room of
St Marks Lutheran church at 8
o'clock, it was announced by Mrs
William Hesen, president.
Mrs. o. T. eraser will be in
charge of the program. Two movies
are to be shown, one on What is
Modern Art?" and the other, Rem
brandt Van Rim
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Next Bloodnobile
Visit on October 7


The next visit of the Johnstown
Red Cross bloodmobile unit will
be at Grantsville on Friday, Octo-
Der Z, it was announced by Mrs.
Grover c. Stemple, blood recruit
ment chairman.
The visit will be made to the
Reformed church in that town.
Committees have been set up in
Grantsville to take care of all ar
Mrs. Darrell Stahl will serve as
chairman of arrangements. Mrs. c.
O. Bender and Mrs. d. w. Hersh-
berger will be co-chairmen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
SIS Stolen From Tavern

Sheriff James E. Frantz said
that Sereno's Tavern at Hutton
was burglarized one day last week.
Frantz said the intruder entered
the tavern by breaking a window
in front of the building. Owners
of the tavern reported $25 in
silver and quantities of cigarets,
beer, candy and canned goods
were stolen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Bus Drivers To Banquet

Members of the Garrett County
Bus Operators association, along
with their wives and guests, will
have their annual banquet on Fri
day evening at the Southern High
school cafeteria.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Weather Is Cool

Weather during the past week
has been moderately cool and only
the presence of heavy fogs in the
morning has prevented damaging
frostS.
The sun has managed to warm
up the atmosphere during the day.
time A light rain fell last night
or early this morning for the only
precipitation of the week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29

Two speakers will be featured the Republican rally
Accident Elementary school auditorium Thurs
day evening October g. 8 o'clock
The rally will climax alday of the county by the
Republican candidate for Congress from this district Charles
Nee Matthias.
Speaking at the rally will be Mr. Matthias and Reed A.
eldest of Ezra Taft Benson secretary agrcu
ture.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29

research project for the Ameri-
can Economic Foundation prior to
returning this fall to Cornell uni
versity law school to complete his
legal education.
Mr.. Benson, former air force
chaplain and missionary, received
his B. S. degree from Brigham
Young university in Utah. in politi-
eel science An Eagle scout, he
served on the American Central
Staff at the World Boy Scout
jamborce in France during 1947.
He was employed by the Re-
publican National and Congress
sional committees during 1854,
1865 and 1856, and during the 1856
presidential campaign, was sought
after as speaker, covering nearly
100000 miles and holding scores Of
press and television interviews. He
recently served as confidential as
sistant to the L. S. Veterans Adj
ministrator, Sumner C. Whittier
He has served his church in
numerous leadership capacities and
recently was responsible for direct
ms the work Of over one hundred
missionaries laboring in the tri-
state area and District of Columbia.
Most of his spare time is devoted
to church and civic responsible
ties.
Mr. Matthias, Congressional
candidate, is 81 years of age and
a practicing attorney in his home
town of Frederick.
His college education at Havcr-
ford college was interrupted to
serve in the United States Navy.
Commissioned an Ensign Matthias
saw action in the Pacific and par
ticipated in the occupation of
Japan. He is now lieutenant
commander in the naval reserve.
He was graduated from the Uni
versity Of Maryland law school in
1919. He is president of the His
torical society of Frederick coun-
ty and author of several historical
tracts reporting on people and
customs of early Maryland.
He served as assistant attorney
general of Maryland in 1858, also
city attorney of Frederick, 1854
through 1859, and was elected to
the Maryland House of Delegates
where he is a member of the
Judiciary committee.
Make Plans for Rally
Plans for the rally are being
made jointly by the Republican
State Central Committee and the
Republican Women's club. The Re-
publican women have made ar
engagements for the refreshments
and have organized a hospitality
group of young women to make
everyone feel at home.
Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty, president,
said additional inexpensive cam
paign jewelry, such as was on sale
at the county fair, would again be
offered to interested persons.
Lewis r. Jones will serve as mas
ter of ceremonies and music will
be furnished by some musicians
from Sang Run.
The Republican Women's club
selected the following to serve as
Bonnie Vitez, Dorothy
Grove, Linda HENDERSON, Ruth
Ann Harvey Christine Renwick.
Iris burst, Joann burst, Margaret
BoWser, Sandra Keller, Charlotte
McIntire, Mary Ellen Beachy, and
Sally FraZee.
1t is expected that several hum
dred persons will attend to listen
to the addresses of these two men
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Nehru declared United Nations
has never been stronger than it is
today.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

Wasn't easy, but we managed to make COrvair
even more desirable for '61: we put more spunk
into that air-COOled rear engine by boosting
the displacement to l45 cubic inches Made
COrvair even thriftier to rum you get more miles
per gallon plus quicker cOld-start warmup to get
you saving sooner There's even new heater.
that warns everybody eyenly) Added space
inside for you, up front for your luggage (Eedans
and cOupes give you nearly l2x more space under
the hood, plus longer range fuel TANK You'll
like COrvair's smoother, smarter styling, too the
minute you lay eyes on It. Some things we
wouldn't change for the world though COrvair's
thistledown handling, its butter smooth 4whe0l
independent suspension ride. But that's not the
half Of COrvair's good news for 81. Now COrvair
has family-ovin wagons for you'll .opuoo.l
Evening star., 1960-10-16

The Lakewood Station Wagon does manszed job with cargo
yet ke gives tOr to So cubic feet OF
cargo inside plus another 10 cubic feet OF ocab luggage area
under hood. The Greenbter Spbrs Wagon has up to
cubic Of space and things maneuveaDe
Check against the you're used to- Same
rea-enoine traction. Portability that have becomes
corar trademark See the whole sensible lineup soonaI nine
sedans coupes and Chevrolet dealers
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Evening star., 1960-02-02
TYPIST
TYPISTS
TYPIST

Fast accurate technical typist po-
sition with research project, 5-day
week. salary, S3,300-S3.400 For
appt. call MRS. SUTTON, ST. 3.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
TYPIST

Past and accurate. Interesting posi-
tlon with varied duties for at.
tractive and ambitious girl Excel.
lent company benefits. Minimum
starting salary. $3.50. Call MA
S-4160, for appt
Evening star., 1960-02-02
RESIDENT MANAGER

Mature lady 30 to so years of age
no children. for position as resi-.
dent manager Of l47-unit garden
apt project in Arlington: no rent
COLLECTIONS. Applicant must have
res. mgr. or related experience,
salary of S125 per mo. and Q
bedrm. apt. In reply. please give
age, apt. house experience and
marital status Boy 31Z Star
Evening star., 1960-02-02
HELP WOMEN

SALESWOMAN - Must be expert
enced selling better clothing. Ap-
ply by letter only, giving age,
ground. MASON WATERS, 3OO3
Evening star., 1960-02-02
HELP WOMEN

MATTRESSES. white, exper., fol
dining Tm. Apply in person
WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, 23OC
Conn. ave.
WOMEN. white Is to go. for coun-
terwork food checking, cashier
ing and TO carry dishes: $50 week
plus meals. plus vacations Nc
sunday or niRhtWork. Apply
SHOLL'S COLONIAL CAFETERIA
lO32 Conn. ave. NV. See Mr.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
SALESWOMEN

=. wOMENs READY-To-wEAR
II you are a top, highly exper
ready-to-wear salesWoman and
desire In work in sc Wash. 4
finest women'S speciality shop with
earnings of S75-Sl0O week.
excel working conds., store bene-
fts, phone Mr. Malone, RE. s.
800, OF apply at GRETA STE
VEINS, Pen-Mar shop center.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
YOUNG WOMEN
GRAND OPPORTUNITY

White, married. 2l-35
years of age. must have car
and very neat appearance,
old established institution
opening a new branch office.
offerlng a salary of 500
per week to start with an
opportunity to earn from
$500 upward. Those with
ability can advance rapidly
to higher positions. Personal
interview will be granted
from 10 am. to noon, ard
to 1.3O pm, at 36O3
3sth ave. COimar Manor,
Nc. ,CBladenSburR rd ne.
and 3Sth ave, 500 yards be-
yond the District lineD.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
RECEPTIONIST S325

IT you. enjoy meeting the public
this is the Job for you. Plush
oftlces, good future. II you are
attrac. and can type, come in and
see US: NESING, HOS 18th ST. NV.
EX. 3-7270.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
SECRETARIES
CLERK K-TYPISTS
SEE MISS WOOD

- v. WOOD PERSONNEL
10 sos 18th St. NV. at il St. ST.
SCHOOL SECRETARY, private, no
shhd.: excel benefits, paid vacs-
ton: ) days: S225, plus lunch.
POTOMAC EMPL.. 1884 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. ia $4,000.
SOUNDsCRIBER TYPIST. excel
position with old, established co
SECURITY STORAGE CO l14O
10th st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OP-
ERATOR, casualty claims dept.
MRS. REFS, $40 Woodward Bldg
Di. 7-5lS0.
STEN0GRAPHER, age 30-4O; SAL
ary open. Call RE. 1-7710 for
appointment.
STENOGRAPHER with insurance
exp, good refs, Ma. s-952S.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced. with
knowledge Of dictaphone and elec-
tric tvpewriters. Speed in short
hand and typing essential. Benefits
include 35-hr. week, paid vaca-
tions and sick leave. s paid holi-
days: modern air conditioned
building: central D. c. location.
Salary open. References required
Box 3sl-S, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, pos. avail. in
research ONCE. out OF downtown
trafnc, in Takoma Park area:
371z-hour week, interesting and
varied work, tipping speed not as
important as accuracy. eXper
pref. but not essential. Call IA
a-6315, Ext 32, for appt.
CTENOGPApHEP
Interesting position in administra-
tive once OF large national firm
convenient Conn. ave. location;
excellent working conditions, good
SALARY, liberal company benefits
must be good typist, moderate but
accurate shorthand: pleasant per-
sonality, under 30 years, white
Call ST 3-4676 for interview.
TECHNICAL TYPIST, exper. on
IBM Exec: 5-day wk to SO
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL. Perpet-
ual Bldg, Silver Spring. Nd, JU
9-6l96
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR at youl
home for making sales apptS only
Salary and commission. Call XII
9-4OOS between 8 and IL noon.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, call EX
3-Sl4l, Ext. 146; hours am
to 4:45 pm.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR (white)
for part-time work at home anc
in our ONCE; 81 per hr. to start
perm. Apply Wed, Feb. 3, bet.
and 12 am. to FIDELITY IN.
SURANCE CO. 1928 Colesville I'd g.
Silver Spring, Nd
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w WASHlNGION 4, ID.
MANAGER

Women's and Children's Wear Store
Excellent Top Salary
Write Box sos, Star
MASSEUSE part time; reg. hrs.
base paw or percentage Call KI
$1,000 Mon. through Fri. 9:3t
am. to $3.50 pm.
MEDICAL SECRETARY, for out.
standing outpatient clinic: TYPE
80 w.pm.. knowledge of short.
hand, 4O-hour week: liberal EN-.
annual leave 13 DAYS sick leave
per year; medical and hoSpitaliza.
tion coverage for self and depend.
entS: comprehensive insurance
and retirement program: begin.
ming salary, 5000 per wear. Pro.
visions for increases. EX. 3-5g3S
Evening star., 1960-02-02
FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES, reconditioned,
500: new electric Sl09 Rentals,
repairs all makes. CENTRAL,
2OO7 l4th st NV. HU 3-5l21.
ADDING MACHINES. small. adds,
subtracts: l-yr. guar, SLABS: new
elec, lO-key. Sl09 plus tax. other
bargains new and recond. CIRCLE,
Gle 9th st NV. DI. 7-6O36
AIR CONDITIONER, GE Thinline.
- ton, like new. 500 or best
offer. EN- 2-7S32
ANTIQUES, washStand. marble top,
$40: pair brass lamps, SS hand
carved Hinoki lamp tables. 5000
pr; also paintings and other
items. 3lG3 Mt Pleasant st. NV,
AID. t-4lS3.
BEDRM. SUITE. blond; in perfect
cond.: Sl60. co. 5-Oi3S, after 6
pm
Beautiful 5-pc. walnut
suite, consisting Of dble bed. 2
night stands. lge. chest. beaut.
triple dresser; S4a5 value, viii
sell for S23g Absolutely new,
Will deliver DI 7-92I7.
BEDRM. SUITE, lined oak, dress
er, chest, bed, mirror. night
stand: reas ia. S-7197.
BEDRM. SUITE, 4 pcs, dble bed,
mattr. and spring: also, kit. cab
inets, reaS. IA. 9-0014
Evening star., 1960-02-02
SITUATI0NS-D0MESTIc

GIRL. colored, desires days work
or child care. Call TU. 2-7767.
GIRL, colored. wants houseWork )
afternoons. LU. 2-096l.
COLORED LADY desires days wor.
cleaning, laundry and child care
per hr., car fare DE. 2-036S
COLORED LADY desires child care.
houSework; live in; reference and
health certificate. Ii. 6-5OS4
COL0RED WOMAN desires dav's
work three davS week Best ref
erenceS. 10. 2-S3@S.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
2 WOMEN. Sq6 A WK

International concern mas openInI
Tor two women in public relation!
dept. Must be 20 to 35 white
HIS @ no experience required
Cal! MR.. RENWORTHY, EX
3-OS72.