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BLADENsBURG-By OWNER. 8.
bus close By. S14,950 WA. 7-44l7
BRENTWOOD :. Detached modern
home: 5 rooms, bath, hardwood
floors throughout. full bsnt.. auto
heat, storm windows, fenced yard;
Sl0,e50 on terms.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
La. 9.9222 Sunday MA. 2-0sOs
CAROL HIGHLANDS Langley PARK,
only sl6.5oO; majestic brick Co
"RooMY M SPACIOUS"
IN baths; full bsmt.. screened
porch; walk TO bus and schools,
yard with patio and trees.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
CARROLLT0N-AssUME LOAN. Bl
OWNER. Brick Cape Cod; full
bsmt. CIR. 4-4614. Open today
Gill S5th pl.
CARROLLToN-Vacant. Move right
in. Modern J-bedroom brick ram
bier with bsnt. and recreation
room. Assume loan, no red tape.
Priced for immediate sale. HUGH
7. PECK, HE. 4.17O0, I'll o.
CARRoLLTON = Dream rambler
(brickj featuring iee. nv. rm.. din
MASTER. full bsmt., ise. lot. s5x.
125 Assume lge. loan. full price
sEliIToRs. Sp. athaSt 717soo. . w.
CARROLLTON-4 bedrms., 2 baths,
pl., fence, dishwasheT, drier, wash
er; $1,000 dn. FHA. $21,75O.
oMNER, eOo2 S5th 81. sP. 3-397O
cHEvERLY = ,custcm.built brick
FsTSler; SssSs .c;oI 'gs, q, nsGrms s. ,t M
rm saIas. 0rsss1sss ser::n.d a0ok poleS
thefmopsne windows. This is q
beautiful home. R.. v. WALDRON
Co. WA. 7-lse3.
distance to st. Ambrose; s bedrms. :,
full fsi f dim I IS.;, baths tbs. FINISHED ,o.ys
priced in low 20s. Call for appt
AP. 1896
CHEvERLY-Assume $4,000. 4Kfs
loan; $l25 per, mo. pays all; g.
ueuIM-' lf2-p&tu UtiCkshuQsIh anne
Colonial; e On L, sep; DIN. sm:; :,,a afirenlace
chaser can move in Immediately.
R. v. WALDRON CO. WA. 7-1S93
CnEvERLY,, 2s09 Perkway-NeW,
rambler; ss-ft. V iiv. rm.: % vow vow.
Welding glass doors; compi.
kitchen w/table area; 2h baths;
large closets; large bsmt. w1out.
side entrance. Call eP. .3-306i or
BE. 6-305S.
CHEVERLY-Vacant for quick DOS
nice lot. { baths, sep. din. rm'.
rrn. In full bsmt.; only SIS,Q5O.
Your terms THE REAMY CO,
Ap 7-s4hRH
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nj HOUSE. 'Foa7 .iLt-GD.

ANDREWS. AREA 1850, $500
down. 3-bedrm. brick with firepi.,
eep., din Inn, equip. kit, full
bsmts neat o . pin. Vacant.
cLosE-IN Sc, CT. no money down.
S12.6bO: 4 bedrms., ia baths;
lge corner lot: sep. din. Fm.,
bsmts many extras. ;.
CARRoILToN-s-bedrm. rambler
with lots Of extras including new
washer, dryer and freezer. Full
nSmt., sep: din rm., $1,000 down.
Move In for Xmas. -
sUITLAND - SI7,95o. 3-bedrm j.,
-1ha-batli orick rambler; family.
si1e kitchen full basement, cor.
nef lot. outstanding property.
ANDREWS AREA - split lsvei
Foyer entrance. 4 bedrms., 2Ia
baths, sep. din. rm with sliding
nsehen with finest Equipment,
mnished rec. room. 5000 down.
BERENS SALES
RE. e-54O0 TIL o
"a e.nAlNu 06ACA CUkONIAL,
On DEEP, level lotS iiv. rm. with
drepl.. sep. din. rm., equip. kit,
THRKB nice bedrms., full psmt. :
TWO porches: BRICK GARAGE;
neyIy decorated; 1 block from
public school and close 70 trsnsp.
and shoppine; S20.50O. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S4OO.
ASSUME LARGE 4M% LOAN
Home located In cheverly, Dutch
Colonial; center hall. living rm.; :;
nrepls SEP. din. rm., French doors
20 concrete porch. alse TO earport:
bath 1st nr.; Cd fir., 4 bedrms,,
tiled bath; lot 1OOx15O, Anchor.
fenced play area; price, $50, $3.50;
monthly payments. S117.7O incl.
eyerything. 3. C. HILLEY q CO.,
AP. 7-720O.
ASSUME 5Nrs loan. total payment
800 per month with $3.50 down;
4.bedroom Cape Cod with full dim
Ing room; corner lot: in College
Park. Total price, Sl2,960. Gail tn
pm, WA. $4,000! ROBERT 8.
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nM0pem

TOG
ANDREWS AREA-wEsTcHEsTEe
COURT. nP. Allentown I'd. New
and ready 10 move in. Brick
ramblers with 6 large rms, = lge.
bedrms.. . full baths. full bsmtt:
with rec. rm.: all-elec. kit. nth ell
modern eadgets; Dashboard radi-
ator heat. 1arse level lot with
trees. Trade considered. or may
build to suit purchaser. Dir: Out
Rte. 5. right to Allentown I'd. to
FOREST HEIGHTS. near indian
Head hwy.--Custom-built, spa
cious brlcf rambler Il lge. rms,
3 bedrooms. . baths: paneled rec,
Ym., built-in garAse: Dashboard
radiant heat: large landseaped
BRxpBURY HEIGHTS. on South
ern Alphabetically new ram.
bier. with : lse.. bedrms.. paneled
rec; rm.: wall-to-wail carpet;
TEMPLE HILLS = spacious brick
rambler with rms. full daylisht
bsmt. with lse. clubrln. :-esr ga-
rage; h.acre lot: $3s.5n0.
IACEpH FI11PpO
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Bcrens Better BUYS
CHlLLUM AREA-4-bed-
rm. split-level in all-new
section nr D. c. line. LerSe
family rrn en-clec. kit. that
Is out OF this world. Move in
with deposit, Only S2a:.f5O.
NO MONEY DOWN to q
qualified GI on this 4-bed-
rrl. Cape Cod, nr. schools.
shopping and transp.
SIC $50.
GREEN MEADOWS.
bedrm. Colonial. nice fenced
lot. nr schools, shopping and
tranSp. Let US shov you
this home today. $l3,5OO.
S195 DOWN incl. settle
mont starts you on the way
TO homo ownership. See this
immaculate 3-bedrm. ma.
sonry semi-rambler today.
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Silver Spring-Wheaton
Buying or Selling
For Quick Action

AND prompt Results
CAL Us
Mcintosh Real Estate. JU. 5.7533
Openings Available For
Full-time Salespeople
SILVER SPRING - split-leveI: 4
bedrms.. den. rec. rm., ga baths,
ns:,,Ia ~; TI,a;. 80, din; m m kit: In The 20s
GOOD AGENCY, S726 colesvills
rd., JU. s-4477.
SILVER SPRING-2-bedrm. house,
lse. kit with eating space: new
stove. refsr., ETC.: full bsmt, with
Va bath, auto. washer: lge. room
on End a.: fenced lot with trees.
1O107 Greenrock rd.; Sl2,q50
z. M. SCOTT. Ju 9-3gs0.
SILVER sPRING = Custom. built,
brick Cape Cod. IMMACULATE:
slate roof, patio. garage, fenced
15O,
BEERS BROS. Ju. 5-7e1o
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1EQpen

CHlLiUM - Like to entertain?
Well. this spacious L-shaped brk.
rambler Is the place. 3 twin-sizcd
pedrms.. . baths. iiv. rm. with
nrepl;, sep. din. rm., mod. equip.
kit, larSe finished rec. fm. with
marble ton bar. patti and Gear
aetaehed carport. DIR: From
D. =. out Rle3s TO Fairoak. left
PARAMOUNT sALEs. IA. "-isOO
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vESTA REAL ESTATE

sG0 "A 1bGkAh GO i n i =
RE. 5000
ANDREWS AREA--$500 down. Brk.
9 rooms dining area. Nice lot.
cony. to schools and shoppine.
Sunday and ewes. RE. 5-lf36.
CAMPBELL REALTY. re. S-4i40.
ASpDnEEws.suITLANpzs-bedroom D,E ,.!
old; must sell: s:O,e5O. MeAL-
LfSTER, REALTOR. RE. 6-44O0.
ANDREWs:CLNToN, BEST BUY
ANYWHERE Lovely 3.bedroom
brk. rambler: bsmt. With rec. rm. !:
full level acre on woodward I'd .
Other homes. $500 down.
ALLEN REALTORS CY. 7-s3i6
bedrms.. :.
iu Sss Ssansna1Ss pre.d e''si si1 500 Zoo low
cash, va. McALL1STER. REAL
TOR. RE. 6-44On,
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hM0pen
ANDREWS AREA.
HANG A "KEY"
TO ONE OF THESE HOMES
ON YOUR TREE!

SUMMIT HALE-Youu be sold
on these lovely homes as soon
ss you step through the fit. door
Many .exteriors are 4 elegantly
done In Al brick, etheTs are m.
ished In, beaut. combinations Of
MASONRY and 1ood. practically
naintenance free; There Is Q
ssT sSsGsat tsas nss:ss ssSssses sss 'tfs H. ss
yitreoas CHINA eoiored lore 0ssS iiatures, Mlsn
buiit-in Westinkhouss kit, mod.
hrepl. divides, Nv. and din. rm.
that has sliding glass doors to
patio. We have financing. DIR. !:
Branch ave, sc. tRte. 81 to frSt
trafne ltght past Allentown I'd
and turn rieht on Kirby I'd. TO
HARTFORD HILLe-Marlov Hts
shopptng center within walking
distance Of these beaut. ramblers,
only = left and ready for ce-
cupaney. Lee. ltv. rm. with fire-
pl.. din. Tm.. bu!lt-in elee. kit,
has breakfast space, colored
fixtures in bathrrn,. rec. lm. space
has picture window and slidins
glass drs. to patio, City sewer.
streets and sidewalks. Assume
r.: r. down lee; or niR SsA oa y is1Ssi Sa1asS SHy sRs
si.ins lisSt Rhs IS4S Ra II. II sa'nsSss e SS:s
HoT.wATER HEAT
and piastered walls featured In
these 2 new brick Eamblefs: lGe,
liv. rrn.. with nfepl., din. fm.,
built-in elec. kit. bsrit.. earport
located on large. level. wooded
lot.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mn.
BN0pIeIn
.ADEIPHI

ADELt6l
Choice custom 3-bedrm.. 2h-bath
briek-and- -stone ranch (. rambler
with separate din. rm. De luxe KIT.
."ou'T WRAPPED"
Huge Nv. rm. and rec. rm. with
fifeplaces,. walk-out hsnit., Priced
for quick sale In Iaid.30s.
DR.: Rigs I'd. to Adeiphi rd... bear
left 70 NJ. Pissah rS; s;nsn snd rtsht on
LANGLEY PARK
$3.50. WI Win z ,ssis ~ $50 10 down. Sais J
bedrms.;; ell brick, =
just FOR xAdAg'
Ia baths, sep. din. Tm.. Nv. I'm.
With .earpeting, eir sonditioners'
rm Vacant, Sss insSat. sn nn,snsa pSs:ssscS Ess
DIR: Out n. Hamp. ave. 10 Quebec
Ct. and left to 1877. Open ]! 70 s.
BELTSVILLE
See custom style plaster walled
beautiful and extra spacious a.
bedrm., 2.hAth a on master bed
rm' bfisk sE x rsTelsr, lH ,,...
% IN = <ANLn0
Wslk,Out sOu :. b;mt;; Snt huge & lot: near Md
for immediate sale.
DIR. out RiSgs I'd. TO Powder MIL
rd., right on Monts. Pd.. left on
Gellman I'd. right on fleetwood to
1090S. Open / to 5.
ADELPHI FOREST
Long, low and handsome yr. .-old
brick ranch, rambler. on huge
v'sass TouR l9' HoL1bSY = 1Rbssssis: cnsEs., sEss,
4 bedrms.. sIs baths. SEP. din. fm ,
huge liv. rm. wInrepi. de luxe
DIR: Out RiGgs I'd. to Towhes ave.
and risht to 10i07. Open 1 to s.
LEWISDALE AREA
Try and top this-all-brick ram
oler; 9 bedrMs- IL baths. Pep,
1asemsnt' !.sT Nye'1;'S TeII;so1Esn SrncS SssFDet.
Ail-modeirni kit.. dishWsshsr, ala.
posaEthe works.
DIR: univ. blvd. TO West Park
DR.. and left To 24th ave. Open rs.
BUCK LODGE
Immaculate, ready TO move in. 4.
bedrri. spht-levei planned for Q
large family or 2.eeneration
'sm''aas asT. F"iae; "iNaiec;HoLAy sEsr
. full baths, sil-elec. KIT, din. rm..
finished rec. rIa., outside exit.
r2s Sstio; "a, A,nsher,fsHssd i1s,. nee ysId, d. :,
saIovs s1 e 70 stS'i Ss Alrsss. s''s ou.S Ht3S HsS
..nv ~ ~ v1r..w
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InfnM1c RnNT-saSIa6a

Drive oUt SfH River sori Td., turn I4 PFighs on
e 1f lOSis ;tstc chsDs ssss e. rH'HRfS saF;
ali brick. next tc new. See Il now:
CAN Nj Redeem, s. 3. Bo0LEY
INC; 20. 2-6lbl; eyes, 70
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: AG111N

REALTY CO.
24I3 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
Al Pa. Ave.
Oyer a5 Years Experienced In Gales,
Rentals; Property Management
a-bedTm.
brick rambler. Only 81 200. dn.
walk. TO. bus, stores and school.
Asking Sll ,a5O. RE. $4,000 til
pm. Prudential REALTY
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tcoNriNuRpl

POTOMAC AREA, $500 Seven Locks
rd.-open. les. 4-bedrm., 3-bath
screened porch: I..cre lot: low zos.
Bradley blvd, TO Seven Locks rd.,
turn left, KOEPENICK q Nc
poNNKLL, Po. 2-b@52 or EN-.
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REDUCED
$1,000
FOR QUICK SALE

3-FRDRM. BRICK RAMBi ER
Sep. l.y. rm. with fireplace sep.
din. rrn... extra .laree kit. fol large
family: huge bsmt, with Inside
. eltr, patio: nicely lands Saped.
FLA APPROVED. 80
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CHEvERLY-Vacant for quick pos
session: 3-bedrm. brick on extra
nice lot: { baths. sep. din. rm..
marble hrepl., screened porch, rec.
nm, In full bsmt.; only Sl6,a5O.
Your terms. THE REAMY CO..
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp. HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mb.

TAX. PK.-3-unit masonry bldg.
tust listed, income $3.50 per mo-.
good eond. Only Sl6, ,75O.
TAkoMA REALTY JU. $1,000
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NICHOLS.

''Bx IN gY XMAS"
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CLINTON, open 2-dark-Nest 5.
ss bsdrmi: Ih-bath stuceo home;
Oil heat, storm windows: Sl6,95O.
3~a Beliefonte lane. Out Rte. 5.
leis Clinton traflc light TO Belle
fonte lane and open" sian,
sI,AtnE shATE EGEyALTY Gy a,SSo co, Rte. ssl'
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WHEATON,. 1l.e60-e.bedrm. 6TE
ramb.. storm winds. early posses.
SiOO down FHA. sol mo. covers
All: Owner. No agents. Please. VIII
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COFFEE

COLLEGE p4Rk. 4REs nS. hiS Modern .
bedrm; rambler, i IN baths. : rec.
rm: DIR: Rt. / to Edgewood' Yd.s
right 70 800 and Open siGri.
-, BERGMAN REALTY CO.
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CARROLLTON-4 bedrms., 2 baths,
rec. rms alum. storm wind. fire-
el, fsnee, ss ,S SishEashsT; driss ys:s- sIo
OWNER, 6O02 S5th pI. sP. 3-397O
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COLLEGE PK.-3-6edrn., 6Ficf
sapb;; rapb;; fun h:mt.: Sl4,76o; WIN.

CULMAR MANOR: vac; $l05 dYi,,
no settlement ehgs.-2-bedfm,
get; lee. ID. bsmt.. rec. rm. NE.
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COLLEGE PARK EsTATEs-Con-
rity o. Investment; 4.bedrT. Blk
split-level; full and 2 half baths,
kins-sise family room. and large
Kitchen. Immediate possession with
S3.45O down. Call I'll o pm. IVA,
1,390O. ROBERT 9. DAVIS a. Co.
Evening star., 1960-12-09
Federation Backs Rise
Of Cent in SoIes Tax

needed by the District to finance
numerous public works prof.
ects, according to the fedora
ton.
The group also passed .
resolution calling for the Board
Of Commissioners to reappraise
the value Of all Federal and
District land now exempt from
the city's tax rolls. A fedora
ton report said such q re-
appraisal may lead to o reap
portionment by Congress of the
yearly Federal financial pay
ment to the city.
The federation also passed
resolutions to:
/. Support a proposal by the
District Board Of Education to
withhold automatic pay raises
for teachers not judged to be
satisfactory by their superiors.
The proposal is now under
study by the Commissioners.
2. Support q school board
proposal for construction Of a
separate ofice building for
school officials and their admin
istrative STATS. At present, the
administration Of the District
public school system is handled
in some IS separate buildings.
8. Support q proposal by
D. c. Teachers College to raise
the schools admission stand
ards. The federation recon-
mendation would exclude an
other proposal that students
sign a statement pledging their
intention to teach in the Dis
trict.
Last nights meeting, held in
the board room Of the District
Building, was conducted by
William K. Norwood, president
Of the federation.
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Aide to Pope John
To Speak Sunday

The Rev. William Corcoran,
csc. adviser to Pope John
XIII on the forthcoming ECU
menical Council, will address
the annual communion break
fast Of the Notre Dame Univer.
sity Club Sunday at Holy Cros.
College. 4001 Hardwood road
NE.
Father Corcoran also Is q
professor Of theology at Holy
Cross College. The breakfast
is part Of the observance of
Universal Notre Dame Sunday
and will be preceded by q special
mass at $3.50 am. at the college.
Evening star., 1960-12-09
THE EVENING STAR
C-lS GAAAu~I AaXue Washington. D. c.
SSssSs0b b\SWS Fidoy December 9, 1860

formal talks aimed at easing
the dollar drain.
Mr.. Sullivan will cooperate
with Henry J. Kuss, q Pentagon
oficial now in Germany study
ing the possibility of stepped
up German purchases Of United
states military hardware.
Evening star., 1960-12-09
New Workers Cheer
YuIe Tree Lighting

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (AP).-
For the 28th year. a magnifi-
cent Christmas tree was lighted
last night in Rockefeller Plaza
in a public ceremony. Some
1000 onlookers raised a shout
of delight. as 1000 red. green
blue and white lights came alive
on the 65-foot tree.
Laurance s. Rockefeller, board
chairman Of Rockefeller Center
Inc, pressed the switch that
lighted the 21a-ton Norway
spruce from Hartford, Pa.
Evening star., 1960-12-09

officer Of Riggs National Bank,
for his years Of service to the
society.
MIR. Fleming. a trustee Of the
society since 1881, was elected
treasurer in 1885, and vice
president and treasurer in
1858.
The reception and dinner
were held at the Metropolitan
Club.
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Fleming Honored
By Geographic

The officers and trustees OF
the National Geographic So
ciety last night honored Rob-
ert v. Fleming. chairman OF
the board and chief executive
Evening star., 1960-12-09

The Federation Of Citizens
Associations last night backed
a proposed l per cent increase
In the Districts sales tax.
The proposal to raise the tax
from Q to 8 per cent would
provide the additional income
Evening star., 1960-12-09
More Dollar Talks
Slotted in Germany
BY the Associated Press

Charles A. Sullivan. Q spe.
cial assiStaNt to Undersecretary
Of State Douglas Dillon, left fol
Bonn yesterday to attend In
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-06
Deep Greek Park
Ends Good Season

A successful season for picnick
ing, camping and other outdoor
recreation has ended for season
at Deep Creek State Park.
Ward Ashby, park superintend-
ent, said use of the park which
has been open the past two years
increased two-fold this year.
The Park will be re-opened Sun
day for the Autumn Glory time
The outdoor camping season be-
gan May Is and overall attendance
increased at the beaches and in
the camping area from $4,000 in
1859 to $4,000 this year.
Revenue from the various park
ing and camping fees doubled from
$4,000 to approximately $4,000
Park crews have already started
cleaning up after the summers
activities and getting ready for
next year.
The major project is beach de-
velopment and big rocks and
boulders are being removed with
gravel being used to replace them.
A modern concession building will
be erected in time for next springs
onslaught of campers and pic
nickerS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-06
Mf. EGske ERduy'E NeGOs

Ray Wotring and Mrs. Harley
Schillingburg, of Aurora, w. Va.
Miss Mamie Fulk, Cumberland,
Mrs. Clara Fulk and Jennie San
ders of Brookside, w. Va, and
Mrs. Charles Baker, Loeb Lynn.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ohio
Friend motored to Bedford, Pa,
to attend the funeral of the lattcr's
uncle, Mr. Harry Musselman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dorman and
family, who have been residing in
Kitzmiller, have returned to Silver
Spring, where both will be en-
ployed. They spent few days
with Mrs. Dorman's parents MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Nicholson before
moving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Teets and
daughter of Hyattsville, Md, spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans. William
Ellis, of Davis, and Robert Moore,
of Cleveland, Ohio, also spent the
weekend with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bartlett,
Miss Rose McGovern and Miss
Mary Ann Calls spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Calls.
Mrs. Ira Hardesty, Mrs. Judson
Peck and Mrs. willard Hayden
visited in Cumberland.
Mrs. Elsie Dietrich spent sew
eral days visiting relatives in Elk
ms and Bridgeport w. Va.
Mrs. Caroline Peddicord, of
Clarksburg, w. Va, visited her
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Weeks have
returned home after visiting their
Son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Hardesty in Lovetts-
vile, Va.
Edward Bichel, of New Jersey,
visited his sister, Mrs. Carrie Ed
wards recently. Other recent
visitors were her daughter, Mrs.
Tony Olivito and son, Mr. and Mrs.
George P. Haines of Selinsgrove,
Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Snipes
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-06
Aurora-Eglon

John Beckman returned Satur-
day from the Preston Memorial
hospital, Kingwood, to his home
at Aurora. His condition is much
improved.
Charles Winters was taken Sat
urday from his home at Horse
Shoe Run, to the Garrett County
Memorial hospital for medical
treatment.
Following funeral services at
KingWood Saturday for David
Lantz, 40, only son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Roy c. Lantz, was
brought to Aurora cemetery for
interment He was ill only a short
time before death on September
20.
Word was received here of the
serious illness of Hubert Martin
at his home near Sunnyside. His
wife has been an invalid for a
number of years. They were
former residents in this area.
Mrs. Lorena Spiggle Bowles and
three sons who recently returned
from Italy are visiting the formers
lllOllIii Mis-. I-Olly OplSSlG anu
other relatives in Aurora. They
reside in Laurel, Md.
The women of Union District
will hold a social Tea Thursday
afternoon, October 10, beginning
at 1870 at the Aurora Community
building. Congressman Harley O.
StaggerS has been invited as guest
speaker. All women are invited.
During the weekend of Septem-
Der %, Mrs Ernest Arnold was
honored by a birthday dinner at
her home at Eglon, given by her
daughter, Carolyn and Miss Dean
ma Holien. Guests present for the
occasion included Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Loughrie and daughters,
Circleville, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Arnold and daughter, Aurora, Mr..
and Mrs. William Wiles and daugh-
ter, Michigan, Mrs. Marie Nc
Crobie and children, Crellin, Dean
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-06
Soil Conservation District
Prepares For Election

The Garrett County Soil Con-
servation District is preparing to
elect its supervisors in the near
future. The election date will be
announced soon.
Present elected supervisors are
Lenwood Bittinger, Dorsey Guard
and Herbert Wildesen and their
terms expire November 20. There
are five members on the Board of
Supervisors, with two of the five
being appointed.
Candidates for election or re-
election are nominated by a petit
ton signed by twenty-five land
occupiers." Anyone desiring to
make a nomination may get a petit
ton from James McHenry, county
agent, Harry Hummel or Foster
Yost. The petition must be COM
pleted and returned by October "a,
to either Mr.. McHenry, at Oakland,
or Fred Bull, state soil cOnserva-
zionist, University of Maryland,
College Park.
Farmers will receive ballot in
the mail at the proper time, in
time for the election, McHenry
said.
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Released From Hospital

Julia NJ. Shodin, 70, a maid en-
ployed by Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Thomasson III, who had been re-
siding at the ThOmasson home
in Mt. Lake Park since the Thorn
assons had returned to their home
in Darlington, ILL.,, was released
from Garrett County Memorial
hospital last Friday after having
been a patient there since Sep
TENDER IS.
The woman was found in semi
conscious condition in the hall
way of the home by Mrs. ]. D.
Murray, a neighbor. She appar-
emily had been trying to get to a
telephone when she collapsed.
She went to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nay Wilson after her
discharge from the hospital and
plans to return to the Thomasson
home in Illinois this week.
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SWALLOW FALLS

Visitors at the home of Mrs.
Verna Helms over the weekend
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Pike,
Mrs. Patsy O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs.
Junior Carr and family, Mr. Edgar
Sines and son, Eddie, Mr. and Mrs.
Artenis Sines.
Mrs. Verna Helms and Mr.. and
Mrs. Artenis Sines attended the
Festival at Springs, Pa, Saturday,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kitzmiller
and son, Joe and Barbara George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith and
family, Aphen Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Sines, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Friend
we're Sunday guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Ream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beachy and
daughter, Sharon visited his fami-
ly in Grantsville, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips,
Mr.. John Hinebaugh and son, Dale,
Lumberport, w. Va; Mr.. Howard
Hinebaugh, Shinnston, w. Va Mrs.
Robert Beachy and daughter,
Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Reeam and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harland Ream, Joe Kitzmiller,
were visitors this past week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam George Jr.
Mrs. Thomas Reams returned
home Sunday after being patient
in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital, where she had a badly
girl.
Mr.. Joe Whitacre returned home
after being a patient in Garrett
County Memorial hospital.
A crippled jet with 1873 aboard
made a successful landing at Chi
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ma Hollen and Ebert Lewis, Horse
Shoe Run.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank Kimmel
moved Monday from Aurora to
the former Ezra Fike home at
Eglon, which is now church prop
erty.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Cole and
children, Cumberland were Sum
day guests in Eglon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gauer and
sons, Akron, spent the weekend
at their farm home at EglOn.
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and daughter. of Norfolk. Va.

and daughter, of Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Rice and
children of Hyattsville, Mrs. Floyd
Leighton of Winchester, Va, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Lyle Weeks.
Those attending the Training
Union Mobilization night of West
ern Baptist association in First
Baptist church, Cumberland, Mon
day evening were Rev Luke Wal
ter, Danny Miriam and Rebecca
Walter, Richard and Stephen Per-
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rine, Rayma Jean Weeks, Mrs.
Elma Weeks, Richard and Eula
Mae Weeks. Sandra Dunithan and
JEANNE Groves.
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Those visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Nicholson recently were
Mrs. Dave Shaffer, Oakland, Mrs